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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-04

gone to the length Of advoc ating the
Proclaiming of martial lat0. In fact
person ignorant Of the merits Of the
case, and guided solely by the er Parts
statements of the ScOundrels who in
variably secure the aid of a venal press
and by that means-pubhc sympathy
would naturally conclude the miners to
be in truth as represented blood
thirsty, brutalized, justice-snd-lav-de-
flying gang Of miscreants, instead Of
the industrious, whole-souled, under
paid class Of men-they really are.
Once in a while, however, the truth
leaks out, and the conviction forces
itself on the unprecedented mind that
they are more sinned against than sin
ming.
Such certainly must have been the
opinion Of those who read the commu
nication of Mr.. John Sincy in last weeks
ADVOCATE, man for whose honor and
varacity we are prepared TO vOuch, and
in which the popular the DRY about the
"erhOrJtt0nt" wages received BY the
miners, and the nature Of their ertoytiOn-
ate demands, is etfectually exploded.
Figures are generally very dry reading,
but in this case thy are more eloquent
than words. Instead Of the miner re-
ceiying, as we are frequently informed
he does, $50 per week, we find that
from January 1870 to November Of the
same year, the wages paid ranged re-
spectiyely from $14, Sl284, 4ll.69 and
$l0.53 per week, having suffered re-
duction in eleven months Of 244 per
cent. Also, that in December, while
the average price Of coal was but
$2I74 per ton, out of which the opera
pr had to pay all expenses, royalty,
timber, wear and tear of machinery.
miners, labOrers, slate pickers &c, the
Reading railroad, which unfortunately
is the only outlet, charged the enor-
nous sum Of S2.I8 toll, per ton, for nine
ty-three miles-one-half per cent. more
than was received W all others interests
concerned. Who then are the swind-
lers-the miners, who earn in the dark.
damp bowels of the earth their Sl4.
(the outside figures,) per week, or the
railway mOnopOlists whose charges for
nincty-three miles ransportation-add
loo per cent 70 Us COST Yet the public
are gravely Informed that the carrying
companies Of the State are determined
to put a stop to the extOrtionate de-
mands Of the miners, by which the con
sumner has to pay two prices for bis
coal
Past experience has proven that were the
miners to labor twelve consecutive months .
the production would be nearly one-third
more than the consumption, and the
game Of the monoPoIisls has heretofore
been to secure large surplus on hand,
charge their own rates for the coal,
md dictate their own terms TO the min
ers. And when the public are inveigh-
ng against the "cutsless suspension" |
hey are reaping rich harvest
ne prlcs OF their rascality, while the I
7lctims have to shoulder an odium 4
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Chance for Agents,

To any party sending us a club Of so yearly
Subscribers, AZ clu5 rates We vii forward an
" Edwin Rollo watch, III sterling silver cases,
uil plate, lever movement, exposed pallet jewels
costing yoRTT DOLLARS This is an offer seld m
made and may Dc relied on as genuine.
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THE MINERS" STRIKE

The recent suspension Of the miners
in the Anthracite regions Of Pennsyl-
vanis, has called forth denunciations
loud and deep, alike from the Repubh-
can and Democratic press. As might
have been expected, but one side Of the
question has been presented, and that,
Of course, the version of the much
abused, victimi1sd operators. Tele-
grams-denouncingl the organization
which seeks only 70 secure 10 the min
ers the legitimate fruits Of their dreary
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THE MINER.

AS most Of our readers know the
bill presented by Mr.. Hinchcliffe, in
the Illinois State Legislature, fol the
VENT alton of mines in this State, was
defeated in committee. As we stated
in previous issue-Mr. I'll. being the
only friend the miners had in thelegis-
lature--the result has not surprised us,
although we should have been pleased
to have the ayes and nays called on it.
To the officers and Members of the reOr-
Qanized Protective and BtnerOlent As
ISOLATION Of the Miners of the State of
Illinois =.
GENTLEMEN You are hereby mott
fed that the Constitution and Bylaws,
as revised at the Bloomington Conven-
ton, and submitted to the various
Districts and Lodges, has been unani-
mously adopted, and will take effect
from the first day OF March for the pres
ent year.
All Lodges organized prior to this
date, and all subsequently formed in
this State are requested to conform to
the Constitution and Bylaws, and be
governed by its dictates.
By order of
w. f. OWENS, Prest.
j. w. THoRLEY, Treas.
JOHN JAMES, Secy.
A SUGGEsTIoN.-A subscriber, wri-
ting from Ohio, says: Why cannot
the miners of Illinois, Iowa, and Ohio
form a national organization The
miners in the Anthracite regions Of
Pennsylvania have shown us an exam
pie. Let us follow in their footsteps
There is no reason in my judgment
why the miners in the Bituminous regions
cannot form National Union? Wha
do you say to the suggestion? There
is no need for conf ct Of authority
because the two organizations can wOrI
into each others hands.
A VEIN Of coal six feet deep has beer
found within three miles of Edwards
vile, H., on the Decauter and Illinois
railroad.
THE new shaft Of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company at Gipsy Grove ,LuzernC
County, Pa, is now down one hundred
and seventy feet, Having passed through
two veins Of coal
IT is believed that a vein of coal from
seven to ten feet thick has been strucl
at Matby, near Wilkes-Barre Opin-
ions as to the thickness of the vein diff
fer, some claiming that it is no NOR,
than four feet.
THE Executive Board Of Luzern
county, met IN Wilkes Barre, on las
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The last issue Of the AntAractt
Monitor says:
We are in receipt ofseveral commit
nicatiOns, advocating a stoppage of on
day in each week as preferable to per
edical suspensions Of long duration
which we do not publish, as this on
embodies the essence of all the res
Without becoming either an advocat
or opponent Of the plan, we deem
: right to say that, however it is don,
several millions of tons of the gros
annual product of the region must b
kept out Of the market, aud whateve
plan will effect that Object with leas
! oss to all parties interested, il eth
nlan FIR na"
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WHAT Is THE NATIONAL LABOR,
UNION III.

One Of tie standard objections rails
ca by the dissatisfied, and which posl
sussc, plausibuity enough to make i
popular, is the impossibIity Of reconci.
ing it's dual charactcr-th iadlastria7
and PoHtjraL But the present il ceR
tainIya strangely inopportune time t.
raise such All objection. AT the ncN9
session of the Labor Congress, its did
,inctive character as a political organ
ization, will cease IT, future deliber.
tions will be confined exclusively 1
the industrial interests. Such, in facl
was the object Of the Congress I
adopting the resolutions offered by N
Cumming and which has culminatiC
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.., I
r.e- @...-~-. u. ]. country IKE our own,
with its ever expanding and develop
ing resources, there are scores tot
questions which will constantly present
themselves to Industrial COngr9sSt
in the solution of which the labortng
classes will have a positive interest
And there can be no doubt that jus5 il
proportion as capital obtains and man
tains control Of the products of labor
these questions will assume more for
midable proportions and demand more
careful investigation.
But it will be found that much oftthe
disafection prevailing-is the WORK
Of party tricksters - who are
evidently afraid Of the results
should the principles Of the National
Labor Union be ratified at the ballot
box, and knowing the proverbial weak
ness Of workingmen-are endeavoting
10 SOW the seeds Of discord, by insiaua
tons which reflect no credit either on
their heads or their hearts. We Dc not
believe however, that Mr.. Jessup il OF
would be actuated by any such motives
OF Influenced by any such means. The
probability is that he has become SC
Disguised with the Tamany inAu. nce
which permeates every strata Id the
great metropolis, and which By it,
tools has prostituted, almost every hbor
organizaton-that be breads a repetition
Of the scheme on a larger scale. Not
30 with many others.
For months past we have had kDOwl-
edge Of the fact that several members
who heretofore have stood high il the
organization have been strenuAusly
working 70 effect, Az far AZ lies IN their
power, the transfer of The National La.
Dor Union TO the Democratic PARTY.
AS we have no personal warfare to
wage, we omit the mention of their
names. Yet, in all kindness we assure
these gentlemen-they may make the
scale, but they can't deliver the go6ds,-
and ifthe effort is persisted in We Iaedge
our honor to expose the whole Sans-
action. The workingmen are notlchat-
tells to be disposed Of BY every Fema-
gogue who may worm himself into
their organization. There is too inuch
al stake the interests involved Gre Of
too valuable a character 70 allows any
such traffic ~ be consummateds OF
course each citizen has the I4nt 10
form his own opinion as to the .prie-
ty Or improperly of the producing class
us cutting them, elves aloof from exist
ing party Tics, but no one who eAter-
talns these views has the right to claim
utilization with an organization which
scouts chs claims Of both, and rcqtires
as a sine que non IF membership "a, nm
qualified reputation ofparty allegiance.
These remarks apply equally L. the
Republican party, party which has
served IT'S day and generation, whose
chief aim now seems to be to Ieg.slste
for and III the interests Of capital, and
to whom the language Of scripture. may
be fifty applied, eye are Of your father
the devil, and the works of your
father ye will DO"
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CHICAGO, MAR A, 1871.
GE0.P. ROWELL 4 CO.,
40 Park Row, New York.
g. ~ PETTEEeTLL 1 co

~ PARK Row New YORK.
AEE ths sos agents I'm the WoRERoNANs ADVOCATE, IN
tst city, and authorized to contract FOR inserting
advertiser ents for AZ cur lowest cash rates Adj
vertsers thai city requested leave their favors
sin either or She ov- houses.
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A Home Thrust

spondent writing from Gin
der date Of February 25tb.
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Ch.irman State Executive Committee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
W a L 7 III A NJ
-agCVV. "A TO II "a ..

+3gcVV. a II . III ID 81
The extensive use OF these watches for the last
fifteen years by Railway Constructors. En- gineers and
ExPFessmen, the most e1arilng OF watch. vearcrs
has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, Eteadi.
ness durability aud accuracy cfIke Walrhatn
Watch. To SAtisiY that class in all theso respects
s to decide the question TO the value o. Iheso
time keepers.
More titan 100000 Of these watche, Ar. NV,
speaking fOS TIA. the pookets Of the peo-
pie proof and guarantee Of IssiS -superiorlty
over all Others. = -
The superior organization and great extent Of the
COnPany's Works at Waltham. enables them to
produce VatehesSt price which rsRders- eOmpe-
uti9n iUtie' and Ihcse who buy any other watch
merely pay :rqn IS to so per cent. more for tL.ir
watches than IL neccssary.
These time pieces combine every improvement
that long experience hEs proved Of real r-,c;..I
use Having had the reGusaI ui aTIy ,vsTy Invrn.
ZION "a "H6h-I"aklng originating ia THE country
ia Europe. only thVss tina ~ adISted Sb,r
severe testing by 'he Fkri.uI arIi'ans in I5r
works, aud long use ga the part Of the public de.
mOnsiTated To be essential 10 correct aud endur,ns
time keeping. - S
Among the many impr oyerDepts ~. sr,.l1 -
ticuIATiEr: pr
The invention aud use ofa centre.piui,n Of neon
liar construcuon, to prevent DANA 10 the TTs bv
tue beHSHge OF main q rnEs. IL Or giuAI with tho
american watch Company, UlIO having had he
rs,g.sl OF siI Other conTiTanees, adopted Fogg's
PatsH' piulon a. being the beet ard faultlrGs.
EeTGAlty admitted by watchIna kerr to he the be.t
are used in eii grades OF wsIthHm WaTchrs
All WaIthSJn HHfcScs have durt-pTCoT raps Dro.
letting the movements tTOuT ust. nd lesscnin the
necessity Of the frcquen: cIrGniGg necesGary in
other watches. :"
Our new patent stem Ninder, or xCylesJ watch i.
already 81 cid"d succrss, greaT imp row, men,
ON any stC-n winning watrh in The American TusT.
Ec, Nhd ~ tar thee watch "i lie aIify nnyy
"hrT.d 'o the public To thure living Ia r,n lions a.:
the United Sia'"= vh~'c watChIns - do lot IInd
watches with ihs above HentIun"d Improvements
which tend &" cnRuTe accuracy, CIcHnIinTss ,,uta
biIltY "ud cuuV- nirrc-, must prove iuva luabIe
The Trademark at the riOus stylcs nue nv Tho
Company are Ne f"IloWr:
ANEEitAS WATCH 90 WRVham Ms.a
ASS. NATCH CO.. wRluhHGr, HiasE.
HHss
Appleton. TEAcv & Co Wa than Mass.
Mszs '' " N''"~'''
WAt-EA" " 'TCW Co.. WsItham, MAEs
= BAsTLETT- wNI.ham. MAEs.
WA. ELLERY. waItham- Macs.
HONE w ATCH Go Baston. Mas.
EGsmIin" The spelling Of Ih-se names carefully
bei"v- huYlng. ANY variation Of a single let
ter indrnrrs n cnSint,rtri'
For s'ie 6V all Ie-|i"g jewellers. No watches re.
tailed hv the Company
An illustrated hi-t"rv oEvS'ch ms king con tain.
ing Iu"ch u'eiuI hTGuRtiun to watch UeaTersseut
To any bdd-"Ss "U n"Plira'inn
ROBBINS < APPLETON.
General Agents for American watch 70
IS2 Broadway, New York.
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ATCTIONEER,S NOTICE.

THE subscriber having taken out licrRss. ofi~rs
4 I'is serTicrs n AucIioueer. Hss had consii-
cradle experience in Ihe business. and hDpeS by
tenti"n aud P' OnPu;ude to merit the patronage OF
the people.
% Those desiring his services informed that
Re will attrRd their sales AZ twenty i've per cent
LEss than any boay eIse.
Call up,n az address him AZ CharlestOwn.
Jsuua-y %, 1871 GEO. w. HENSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-28

~ Bear In mind rhe meeting OF the Lee
Memorial Association" a. TioofFs Hall on
Saturday next. > p n, to make arrange
meuts for laying the corner s,o1e Of the MOnu,
rieuL to our Confederate dead.
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.
~. z AWrnH

w - - GSAAFH,
agent J"T 'Jas. L"ir- N-.g ""d Sac, esSor to
NH'er d Smith,
RESpEcTFULLY informs o.. friends and IA.
- PH.'i mat o." ha- re-"P~u'i - the old ste nd 81
kIuds = '. ~ IA
TIE AID SHEET fRCH WORK.
E""hug aud SFuutIl, done At short notice and
IN The very hest manner Ny assortment of
TIN WARE. STOVES. &c is complete. and
will be sold low tor Cash or to 30 day prompt
paying customers Pi-a-c call aud see mo
hei"re purchasing elsewhere. rs ms motto
shall be to please.
Respectfully,
FEB. u. Is7I-Ir
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AGENTS

.zTCCT (
,SOtS>The following gentlemen are duly aus
th6rizedi to receive ADVERTISING and sun
sSRtFrION for the Spirit of JcBsrsoH," aud
to eollec; aud receipt for the same:
GEO d. MCGLINCY-& epherolstorn.
q - JdRX 2. KEARFOrr-MIrIiHs q
RoBr. RroX Lucas aud J. HUNTER BEL
"" LEH-H Helpers Ferry.
49, JOEL y. ROBERTS MId'eledy.
,sli .JAcoB S. MELvIN- De65eEds Depof.
FRANK SIMPSON, UnionUiI's.
HENRY S. LEAGCE-LeeIo'cn.
.Ioux w DALGARH
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BLACK PRINCE

WILL standIhe pres' nj s-"n CONNIE M In g the
W 9th 81 March. at The faTm" ISe su5-crib, r
For particulars. description. p"digr.e. AZ. see
h" Winnh.- ,s,, g. JAS. NJ RAMON.
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NOTICE.

IL 1eTE0us iudcb'rd So the Ts'-.r of william,
- tro~. ar. rrqU' sfcd calf 81 the ofFire NJ
hite . lrapueii and s"tts Those having cIn if.bS
nS"'ns' said Estate viii present them propsrlV 40
tE"niicnied t"r settlement.
Jan. I"'ls7I JOHE VI CogLE. Ear.
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FOR RENT.

'V'llr SECOND nd third IN. b,i,L h;rI;
p joining Ga - r.rs afutr Hotel aud ,Yrr ,bS
Due store II I'-h' & ~ as1in-,on viii te ,cr,SS
together ar srTurstcIy. aud both have direct cnr,
nuui"ar.uu N..I the stre.l
Apply 10 - u Srp,trv
8 RIDESOUR
r,-,---, 49, or the owner.
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.-WOoD WASTED.-A few cords of good
seasoned WOOD will be received at this of>
Zee on subscription, if sent at OrCe.
~ March Il. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-28
FOR REM.

THE well known HILL Hotel property IL for rem
from the lst OfAp riI next. The house contain.
" r"0ma bcsid,S Earrrt aud kitchen, stabIing ioI
IL hurscs: largo garden a Id nut lot
arch ~, ISL. ISAAC nIEDM OIL
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Jew ADvERTIsE ENTs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PGbiie IL herj by notified that WA. L.
u HEDG rs Is aot authorized tn receive any debtS
for goOds purchaS Il at the stores kept by him in
CiAElsstoVEn, Letter COuuiy. Wet Virgins
during the last tWUyears. Az s'ICh dehtS should b.
paid TO AEsTH VI. IIMBERLAKE. my, Agrnt 70
collect them. L. D. ROCSS.
Feb Ia ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-28

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
ON NIAREET-IOUSE SQUARE.
Mo mat InU excitement at the - - ia Europe
~ has subsid"d would ike {" the attrnri,n
al all newspaper readers Hud their friends tn INV
crock of gn"ds at my rturrun MNrkrt Uou Square.
Eo2 will find there every Thing in the
G Il cry LINE.
Teas Cnce. Sugar and Flour. Of tho hcst bra ndo in
NAV kri; iNnS sud Bacon cut md Uncut Cheese,
Crackers aud table C7kr. M"lasscs. Sy'urs and in
fact goods of all description that I, Nic
call t"r ON Saturday. II your Tab Ware " gone
"r your w ash Tub p!cy-d out, will sell you new
goods as ChCA y any here.
would Risn call the attention Of -cnnEumera Of
F"r"ic" aud D"m"siic Winrs, Liquors. Cigars and
chewing tobacco
Com" one, come Nil. ] do mt charge ANYTHING to
show C1"s oT give in 'nr maiinn. Ey h means bring
a"ng the cash a. my book keeper wants to turn
LaShi"r' Don't inJE"t the PlaC~. Market House
Square, opp"-'te the old jHiI. The rsIn- H.
Nov I'll 1870. JOS. u EASTERDAY.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

I AM su'h"ris. > by the B,sri of Directors Of she
! k'niet"wn n Btn"m"'y Turnpike Company 10
collect without =. L. the hu!- Stuuunt Of the out
st'UGIng stock .uH-Crihcd to said Turnpike Very
nearly the - h"ir ROAD u mos. under crutr~Ct Hrd
Will =" CH'nnl-t,d AZ Nsrv ,-rt.,d At which trrr
P,yiucst must h- ,us'!-- T. which may be arded
tn erection 81 Toll Gate Huus' are now ing
co atrartrd for. Thereby cling the aUnuunf 2,
m ny r'G'ir"d f'r IHhndtITr me iulI
OF iiIr y h rl. amount ui sI"ck .ul,.rrIb.d.
NJ orders are p'remptpTv. and trust that will
not have to rcsprt To -n'ruisurv ior rUfIcc
ton GEO n JIESFR To-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-28

The VIRGINIA RAILROAD CoNFLICT-
The House bill in the Virginia Legislature
Cor selling the States interest in the public
works. ~ the terms of which the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad was reserved for Ger.
tain purchasers :cpreseu,in. Messrs Walters,
Newc mer aud Others. af BaIrinrqro and. as
Is alleged, in connccrion with the Pennsy!.
vTuia railroad through line. was grsscd ia the
Senate. q! Virginia yesterday. Tie price to
he lrtt as provided IN The BIZ, Tor The Stn'e's
Interest in the Richmaud aud Petersburg. road
l. about half a million of dollars in State
bonds. at per. and It Is provided that all roads
connecting with it are tU have equal iu.Il:ri,s
with regard 10 passengers and ireiyhiS. aud
The Atlantic, MIs>ss ppi aud Ohio road Gen
ersI Nahn"e ) Is TO have an iniepcnicutrrIck
1t It desires II, ever the widcnei bed of the
present road. TIE HjchmnuI aud Peters,
burg road i only abCu, rT7rn'y two miles IN
length, and ny the road !rnr;, percr.bur. down
t" Weldon the parties get ;arrr thrun.h CON
necr."n souIhward.-B"H SIN ot 23Fissi.
ES' Wendell PhiIlips, in t., Eat; nal
.&r"'|""i. ''a:oe, for Grant aud the res, Of
n--ukrnd thu>ly:
''lEei'ay'i ir the house "r our friend, We
mra- .gtt" Tor auo. her fi5H' ~ucit as thar wh,cn
c.'.-i,rt Dt",z a'i en- Sea johnson. Tnurr.
vent I've cmHr. ct Dcm"crar,c President
"'.j "r '''"..S,t.e' ""t 'ui effort mus ."
deeper .'a.' '''. " e n'u-. teach tie people
''i II Yer sc'"-. .'' r".rS ''N head again,
enc .'Irt-ci ~ r-Hc. iIr>s!,ut. We ". live.
every nos. .r..ag -~l,;,. -. :, il M, ,.r,y =.
"9 '''e"'"'"n correspondent "I the
O'''''' !" e"""''f"','& 'he Signs
" '!"''2' says larry vrEe''"'e5 are aF-
Fe'''nS !" '"e 'ha'Set; tie birds have Begin
a,l'i,r. '; 800, P-.'',I, %.I 'a.,"E IN price
an ri,. ar =. '''''''."' 0''''" q mint !"eP
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SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.

T. i i
I'VE now OF tn orr friends nd 'lin pull E the
~ beet s"i""ted. the beat styl.-. s"d tbn graf
tee variety Of g "i- that 49, have before 81.
isred and a. lower pr!rpTi that the tiiIics
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
i complete and "ufnprirrs ia Part. L,dies' Drcrz
Goud-. foreign aud "u!T".ir; White CSuuds Of a II
dcrcrIpti"us Hrsicrv. Gluvrs aud Sutfpu- O. al
kind-. Gentlemen W~sr. IA piece insde up
B'ys' do, i.Ndi"s' and G"uil"n,~u'- Fancv Shnes
an" t'sli"%. LE'i:"= aud Gs-r.rI. nI.ns PI.In and
Sut'-tHuti do. M"u's aud B1yf' BOUtS ard .jboes
IN great variety and sivic.
QuecHsTaFe, Hardware Vundenwarc
In Gr'at Variety
OUR Stock or GRUCERIES,
such as Sugar. uff.'z. Ters. Svrugz Np'rrrss
Fish, Mark"Tcl. &c, Csist te bat iu quality md
price We KEEP r,.n-trn'iv on hand Z; 4 Epd
tlu" Salt. Goal bu'h : q. hruc5rc std BrufuipruS
Ih"-" whu ruN nc tn Cs-h. can ai-sys fud
g"sd mar s"t Ter anything tusy o, sell such
~ Hotter. r. o. Lard. B'cuu F"zi-. B-csw.T. &C .
Tor al - "iGch VIC will p0v tb- hsFhrzt urirs in
trade. Eud :ur al iIuds ui GRAiS wh,at. Corn
Rye aud nat- se will aiEAyS pay tie his mar
kct ratc- - Cash.
o. All ~s asE is tcisI. A. we cell onI, for
CA't' or Pr"h"rr, ne are determined let no one
UudeT.Ecliu Ne.
HILLARY. WILSON / JOHNSON
Summit Point. Oct. Is. i-7u.