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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20
MEDICAL.
The BRIDAL CHAMBER,
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MIN

GREAT EVILS AND ABUSES,
~, W interfere with marriage, with surc means
~ isilst ior the errng and unfortunats diseased
M, uephi,eted. Sent In sealed envelopea free Of
ghMRs, address, Howard sanitary Aid kssocia
uon, TO. south Ninth. st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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n Office o the Athlete d and Unfortunate.

Before applying to the notorious Quacks who
advertise in the public papers or using any Quack
remedies, peruse DR.. Butts work, no matter
what your disease is or how deplorable your con.
ditlon.
pr. Butts can be consulted, personally or at
mail, on the diseases mentioned IN his works,
office, No. ~ Eighth street, bet Market land
Chestnut, ST. Louis Mo. my9dwly
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MANHOOD
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
Just published. in a sealed envelope. Price. 9 ct,

just published, in a sealed envelope. Price, 9 cts.
A lecture on the natural treatment, and radical
cure Of Spermatorrhea or Sentinel Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impe-
dement's TO Marriage generally Nervousness,
Physical lncapacty, resulting from self abuse,
etc, by Robt J. Culyerwell, NJ. D., author Of the
"Green Book" etc,
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent under seal, IN PLAIN envelope, to adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by Chas. J. c. Kline Co., ~
Bowery,N ew York, Postotiice box 1886.
jel3da mw3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCnELORs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the nEsr IN THE WORLD
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and fnsthanteous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or I'm
pleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAN the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beauti.
ful. The only Safe and Perfec, Dye.
Bold by all druggists. Factory 1G Bond Street,
New YORK. isny2ideOd&wly
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they are the Greatest blood Puria.
ers known

To the medical world, and will eradicate diseases
arising from impure blood, Debility OF the
Digestive Organs, or Diseased Liver,
10 shorter time than any
other known rem
edes.
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Nm. HOOFLAND's
70 Q DO p FL Y L L I N,
Or Substitute for Mercury Pills.
,,wo PILLS A DOSE. The most powerful, yet
Innocent, Vegetable Cathartic known.

u,s not necessary to take handful OF these
piiis 10 produce the desired effect. Two OF them
.et quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liysr,
Stomach snd bowels, Of all impurities. Inc
nrincIpsl ingredient Is Podophyllin, or the Alco'
haic Extract Of Mandrake, which Is by many
tmss more powerful, acting and searching, than
Inc Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action II upon
The Liver, cleaning II speedily from all obstruc'
,ions. with all the power Of Mercury, yet free
from all the injurious results attached to the use
OF that mineral.
t sss. pTss ey NEVER e FATE '''''A'
In cases Of Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, and
.,treme Costiveness, DR.. Hoofand's German Bit.
t.rs. or Tonic, should be used in connection with
Inc Pills The tonic effect OF the Btters, or Tonic,
builds up the system The Dit.ers, orronic, pu'
rifles the blood, strengthens the nerves, reg.
ulates the Liver, and gives strength, energy and
en- YOUR Bowels active with the pills. md
tome m the system with Bitters, or Tonic, and
M disease can retain the hold, or even assail you.
Recollect that 1t is Dr Hollands German Rem
ejies that are 30 universally USED ana h,rhiy
recommended; and do not allow me druggist TO
induce YOU 10 take anything else that he may say
m lust Is good, because he makes larger proht
sn az lSSE Il The he GERMAN MEDICINE STONE,
SyiXRCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CHAs. NJ. EVANS, PrePrteesr'
Formerly G. NJ. Jackson 20. ng
Thssa Remedies are for sale by Druggists
stofela pers, AMI Medicine pealrrs eVeIywae9e
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CELEBRATED BITTER CORDIAL
WHOLESALE DEPOT;
sCHEETZ's
NATURES GREAT RESTORATIVE
N. w. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN scuEETz, ..........soLE PROPRIETOR.

It is a reliable Family Medicine, and can 10
AIKEN by either infant or ult with the SAME been
hci al results. Ii Is acertain, prompt and speedy
emedy tor darrhea, dysentery, bowels complied
dyspepsia, lowness Of spirits, Paintings, sick
stomach, headache, etc. For chlls and fever Of
elthout any OF It's pernicious effects. II effects
IN appetite proves powerful digestor OF food
aud will coun,eract the effects of liquor naf W
minutes. As indisputable evidence offs m
cal properties, we append few ofthe many
thcates in our possession:
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. Il.
Tenn.
JAcoB ScHErTz, Esq.-Dear Sir: I nave used tn
Bitters have obtained from you, and find them
TO be- all they are recommended to be. | found
one bottle 10 afford me considerable relief feel
as though | cannot do very well without them, IN
nay present state of health.
u. MENIGE, 1888 South 9Th st., Phila.
Pastor Baptist Psssyunk Church.
Sold by W. +. Allen, IS Nam street Dubuque
OctIOdIv
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GIVEN UP AS LOST.

Ine secood tning H. the PARENTS must stay In a
Issslbls y Ppyss. 1das sS.a when one iunss
a. ne e III sn SS q esrc
GA: A:' N S:s s!
:: awe s! ! s.S ss h .s .s sss $ idSs
a. much md a. fast as the strength .iIi bear. %
must issp 70 god spiri.s@be determined g get
vslL This has = great deal 70 DO with the Ape
sas s,ss sas ss s,.ne. Of IL.
u Z, u sss i'm sf'e az
Va. N these modest words: -
ss.n ssS T. IN re s:s s,s g Of
time ny psT;iesn thought tsss could no, i've i've
u ana e.. Isn sssssas a.
whscl nov 00er " che public. und they made
e% Gf my x e e ,.
Tssy sS9n ,esnsd the S mater n ny iuH and
'sxs SOON q inst began 70 susside. ny cough.
- n; sas nh al e,s
mscS. 9 soon s.ined my strength. and have
VI Wa 1sixSed shortly .fte, my recovery"
:aasa .ne D9csS l9Ss 1 ME mere
$ ::: sSs Year. have en-
-. sehenet has discontinued his professional
vtAlt1 u NeG.Iofk bOeLDn. lie OF nte son,
IN >. II. echenct. Jf., sim continue 10 see pa
tisnts ~ elair once, No. lS North sixth Street,
philadelphia every saturday from AN. 70 p N.
Those Who wiah n thorough examin alton With
the hespirometer viii be charged IS The Hes
promoter declares the exact condition OF the
lungs, and pstients can readily learn whether
they are durable OF not.
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted 70 the intelligence even OF child. Fol-
iov these directions. and kind Nature win do the
P arc o. 81 IN sae de.es ass
three medicines need no other accomplishments
than the ample instructions that accompany
them; First create appetite. OF returning
health. hunger Is tho most welcome symptom.
When &c comes, ~ II will come. let the despair
Ing at once be of good cheer. Good blood Mt once
talaws, the cough loosens tho night sweat "
sbated. In short time both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. schenck's medicines are constantly kept In
tens OF thousands Of families. As n laxative or
pursative, the Mandrake Pills are standard pre-
paration while the Pulmcnic Syrup, as u cure
OF coughs and colds may be regarded rs q pro-
phyiacteric agains, consumption in any Of Its
forms. ..
Tonic, tl.5O bottle. or - 30 half dosen- Man
drake Pills, 25 cents box For sale by all drug
easts and dealers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
SHALL WE BOLT THE CONTBN
TION7

A month ago, upon pn occasion Of general
interest, which brought together citizens from
every part of thu county, it was agreed by
common consent, that Convention Of dele
gates from the respective Townships should
declare the candidates to carry the Democratic
flag in the coming canvass. Pursuant to this
resolution, each Township duly appOineddele'
gates, who met in Convention aud decided
upon certain nominations.
True, many think tho county afforded a
stronger delegation to the State Convention,
than the one selected True, We have in our
midst certain gentlemen specially qualified by
education, experience and natural endOwmehts
to deal with those questions of vast import
anco which must inevitably come before that
body; but still, all believe the public veal is
safe 10 the hands Of those now in nomination.
Those chosen arc our own men-good and
true, thoroughly identified with and in SYM
patty with the people, and OEe Of them es'
pecially has advantages, natural and acquired
that emiucutly qualify him for the work en-
trusted to his care.
There is another circumstance operating TO
command harmony-it is the fact, that Que
third the votes of the county are pollcd as q
unit to cffectuate principles avOwodly at war
with every article in any creed of political
faith ever proclaimed by either Wing or Deu-
ocrat =.
The Radicals vote as a uuit,-thc auti-raai-
cal or Democratic party cannot afford to divide
its strength, and happy is the reflection that
we have series Of nominations SO generally
satisfactory.
Among the first acts Of the meeting was to
pass resolution reading thus,
Resolrcd, That no nomination should be
made BY tho Convention unless those who
make them pledge the candidates named TO
abide the action Of the Convention.
Thus those placed in nomination were
pledged to abide the action Of the Convention
But il regard to this resolution there seems
to DO some misapprohensiou. From the Ian
euage employed, it is contontcd, the field is
still open to those whose names did not come
before the meeting. If really this be the
fact, it is a serious question, question worthy
grave deliberation, whether the delegates
who selected the candidates arc not now in
good faith bound to support the ticket as a
whole
Nv that resolution tho Convention struck a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

RJ- Asan evidence Of the manner 10 which
the people arc taxed under Radical rule, tue
New Orleans PcGyuoc declares that "the
holders Of property in New Orleans now pay,
in Federal, State and municipal taxes, more
than ten per cent of the total assessed value
of all personal and real property within the
limits Of the parish of Orleans. According
10 the Judgment and deliberate opinion Of bust.
ness men, not only the people Of this city and
Louisiana, but the people Of the entire South,
are now paying out, in the shape OF taxes,
more than the actual income upon their prop.
cr.y and Industry. We are working merely
for our subsistence, our yictuaIs, aud our
clothes; all our profits arc absorbed in taxes"
sSs The nominations thus far made for
members of the Constitutional Convention
(says the Wheeling Register arc, in the main,
very good ones indeed, and we trust that sim.
liar care and success will be manifested by
those counties that have yet to put their can.
dida,es in the acld. The Convention must be
couposed Of the purest and ablcst men in the
State. 1t will be looked upon rs IN exponent
Of the intelligence Of West Virginia, and the
work it las 10 do is 10 be subjected to tho
minutest scrutiny aud the most rigid tests
The Convention is no place for mere partisanT
it demands the services Of statesmen who
study politics from higher standpoint than
doyotinn 20 marty. Let us have lust aud ups
right men who know how to hold the scales
at euuipoisc and who will frame COuStitu-
ton under whose wise provisions the rights Of
all may be secure.
rS- Judge Abel, of New Orleans, thus
ulvcrtcd in q recent charge in his court, to
the proceedings of his political associates:
al have presided long in this Court, and
have some idea Of the cxten. Of the .deprcda.
tons end pInndCr of burglars, thieves, &C.,
md am satisfied that the officials Of the State
have, in two years, piundercd tho State Of
more than oil tho thieves, etc., for the last
quarter Of u century, Fraud, speculation, OPP
preston, C4tor,ion aud Matchmaking arc re-
sorted to in most inscriptions manner
1.-THE millions taised by the two per cent.
taz, and lhG'vast amount OF licenses will be
absorbed at least one half Of it being con.
sumed By corrupt officials aud rnerciess bro.
kcrs, and those Official economists who man
psc, oul Of a salary Of ten thousand dollars
year, to save the snug little sum Of quarter
Of q million"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
NARK1En.

On the g6h ult, By Rev J. W. Evan, Mr.
JAMES +. DRlSII and Mi'T JENNIE cHoPPERT
all Of this county.
AZ Fruit Hill, Jefferson county, W. Va. on Octo.
bor 3. 1871, By the Rev DR.. Andrews ISAAC +.
NICHOLSON, OF Baltimore. to ROSA, daughter Of
the late Archibald Robinson, Of the former place.
On Tueiday, 3rd n,t., by the Rev. Joel 7, RoG.
alter. Mr.. TnOS. WASHINGTON LEGGErT, TO
Miss FANNIE V. TRAYNOR, both Of Shepherds.
town.
Ia Hewtown, Frederick county, Va, by Rev. J.
Il. Graham, WIN. II. HINTON, Esq, Of Clarke
county. Va, to Miss SAI.LIE LEE. daughter Of
lance Chipley, Esq., Of Scwtown
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The Radical Convention.

A motley Convention Of white spirits aud
black, protesting to represent Berkeley and
Jefferson, consisting in all Of about 10 whites
and 40 or so colored, assembled somewhere
near "stoter College" Harper's Ferry, on
Saturday last. PMcE, formerly Of the Berko'
lev Uaion, presided, and OF is deliberOtioasrwe
have only learned that the following names
wero presented for the Convention and Icgis.
l,tiye honors. And what grouPel But
wc have no time at this hour for even u wOrdot
comment, reservipg for future occasion such
reflections as we arc sure will make some OF
these gentlemen hide their heads with shame
should they consent to appear before the p'O'
pie iu the attitude in which they arc present.
ed.
Senatorial Nominees for COnventiop.-Js'
cob ROpp of Berkeley, and Daniel Aucs of
County Nominees for convention DR..
Jameh Logic aud R. N. Duke.
STATE sena,e.-Dayid Bilmyer
II. Of Delegates.-Edmuud Chambers and
St. John Shepherd.
on hi, picture aud then upon @0t."
-, II
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DIED

In baltimore. on the Ord instant, Mira. CLARA
y. ilOuFF, wife OF Mr.. John l.. liUOG, Of this town
Aaged 20 yeNrS and day.
AZ lila residence, in UppCrve, Va, on Saturday,
the .afd ult., GEORGE CALVERT, Esq., (cldnr
brother Of tho late J. 5. Calvert Of RichmondO in
the 71th year Of HE age.
OF ParalysS,A hiE reIidenctiN Frederick county,
on the morning Of the I4th ult .hlier hiellllncss.
Mr., NATHANIEL e. Upton, in the 10th year Of
hia arc
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.Ew ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


C F. MASON. Admir-, with the viii annexed Of
Lucy r. Mason,
SIS Is IScHAS'F'r'
MARY WRIGHT. Admtr., Of samr Wright and
others.
TN THIS CASE, Il is ordered that the Defendant
j MARY Wright, Admir- Of Samuel Wright, reh'
do, nm account Of the administration Of tho Estate
Of ber Intetthtc, before n Commissioner Of TINS
Court. who ia directed to examine, state and settle
inc same and said Commia.iOnCr 10 directed toas
certain nj report the Aets real and pcrsnnal, OF
ths E,tAie Of said Samuel Wright. stating in whose
hands they nre, and tho vNlua ard annual value OF
the real EsiAtc, and description OF the Sh'ne also,
that no ascertain aud report all debia dve from tho
Ea,atc of sNid Samuel Wright and their prioritnA
And to this end, Said Commissioner y authorized
10 convene all parties interested by publication lot
six wceks. in some Newspaper, published in Jetier
SON COUNTY; such publirHtinn 10 be equivalent TO
personal service. and Notice to Crcdi'orS will be
given BY publication, In come Newspaper publlshed
IN Jefferson County,aS preIcribed by Sec Chap
SIS, OF the Code.
Said cornmi,Siorcr will report his proceedings
under this decree to this Court for farther proceed
lhE" ne ~. r,,,.
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A pLBAsANF PROSPECT,

] -H. II NFaRN
present Administration, Ssays 'nV NeN " =. =
Sun, one OF the abIest iauiSa Sousaa,i =.
that city, as manifested % tue upsIrupu, ,..i
use ofmoney and Federal patronage 70 con, .,
the action Of Republican Conventions III 'a ~.
North, and the use OF troops anu cannon "
ovCrawc the representatives. OF inc party ~
New Orleans, receives i'stEet i!lsi y, T u
the unlawful proceedings instituted " 1e ,S.
to carry the approaching election Ia .nas
State By the KepnbIlean Governor Mausv
friends cxllnng'y proclaim taa' .s r, n' W.
under the Instructions ana a. WIN ..e 'u'' sup
port OF the authorities AZ " usl' NJ l,u;.
An election Is to be he'u III 4S4ps, ~ IT,.
ming on Oct ., and continuing ."I!uE" ,Ot ~
days, for tho choice Oh t'ep ~ ,u'a' ftndor
Congress ana certain local V'asr,s,
the prccnco oil guarding osa"s ms; u.', o.S"r "
Gov, DAVIS mas issued an elss'.O% ;, T;$ H.
most extraordinary character .G ;,.. ,-h;"S
people from Inc exercise Oh Pls,.SsS. ~ WIZ" ~,
in their jiIoi Rights arc snaraS;sVo ID " , tho
10 unequITocai terms nueI '','s O,s 0I;,iooI
voters are not allowed 10 nO'u c a .%s dIOot;on
49, ~ :, .na,,s,ooJ Ia, any gathering or as.
anu y y |s"o ons Cnnnty "sb5II be presumed
seIO' y. ~, r.rro.S "f Illuminating voters"
y :, ~ w.. H. IiS,Sa ne tho rre,ext there.
Sua's.i' ta' aGS Mo-. and militia ore di.
los, ~. 'Ss S1ov III sHcb oesSmbares should
ssU''u w. " % .i,no All ".bonts" nre forbidden
auy IAN. p'a w., & ,,ni.,rO,;o, and election
uu5'ns aae .''n w. .SdHid S,rS IL bnrrnb for
anu y..;1sI ,, % ,HnId Ia liable to i'm,
MS Ia,os, .s,. s,oN bs militia ara ordered to
ineu.1's as.ss., iIs Az No, to.;Jo at the
ssS anS' Pt'oo", ,o WIN w sot, shall depost
county sSn' GI V .Io e,., ro..ibIn iclav and
.Selt votes Ei,n Tue ,, ,Sss' ,bsir homes md
.nen 'Innsu .iaS . anJ NJ, rsr,si1 about the
u,Tu' U'surns'o ,,I 11 ,ent nnSoT INV pFetext
ppIls OF az me soy , s,"' Ins;ross ,srv NAV
%na'ovef-no mate, n "''l l,. u SrS W, tbS
@ays 10 iaaSaE' t !" ' s,.,a n-c.sly n26viIes
CONSTITUTION o. sng III I'I'o "a Ehosty - sreat
mat every c,zin st,'., ~ ., "Y' NV sn5,ect
wrie OF Puo,ls" 's ri. IiI'S ne .ho ION, in
l.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

rTNHE board Of Directors OF the BANK Of 'harIcI.
! town, have declared a diyidrnduf five recent.
upon us Capital stock, clear Of tax. for the Xix
months rnding October let, payable TO the stock
holders on and after the 10Th inst,
GEORGE a. PoRTERFlELDt
Oct. 10, 1871. Cashier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

no. Texas has done brayely, says the BAL
ti,noro Ga.cne Of yesterday, All the four
Democratic candidates for Congress have been
elected, in despite of the in'GrmCdling Of
Grant, Gov. Davis and their military sattoI'
ties.
Col. NJ. G. Harman has sold tho Natural
Bridge property to Hon. j, W. Garrett Of
lultiwme ior $4,000
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

AilptrticS in ADORE causi are hereby notified 'hnt
III, OH day ni November, ISL, ntthc Kecordcf's
otlicr in Ciarrk;own, Wcst Va, nj which ''nr anu
place all parties interested Are required to attend
Ghcn 1ndrr my hand ihi. 10th day Of Srp.cmber,
ISL JAMES o. tAYMAN.
Oct r. ls7l.4w. Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
70 Me Mominees q. Contention and LtgI'la.

10 lie Nominees Of COnpeation and Lcgisla'
twe: .
Avot.r In the Senatorial DItrict for the Conven.
ton axis the questions Of the Senatorial Nominees
NicgSrs. Faulkner and TrAyers, Of the Conservative
rsTiV. vhetheT Jhey think the profits on money, or
ths rate oflutereat, Ghouid exceed the annual Ia
crease or prOitG on labor, in farming, or manuiAe
9ndiy. Whether. the rate Of increase and profits
ON farming, manufacture and commerce Is ) per
esntum, aG proved BY Wells rencrt II - rGht lnN'
or any other monopoliea, should be greater
Sd. he puts the came questions % the County,
Nominees for the Convention and the DclegntedHnd
Senate.
4th. And whether ~ members OF the Convention
and Of The Legislature and SenSte they will c1er
their mower and influence " limit and restrict the
enormitieS Of uIury. NolEh'
Oct 10, ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

rs;sn,o he which six entire blocks has been
1880 ,.., ~ ,,,il,;ans oT rro,or,v last with
"e','' eu ""N IT,, ,..,,,s 20.
'"e H'' SUI '1S'Dl ~ - "
eG'Vea' , t.;,r,,,o n bo
IN 30aoon 20 n'G aU psI Ire C Tj wo
SAD anterior "nle'I nus c "s'n,'I" - onr rr;o"J
Learn oy 4e'HTapn 'ui ,m .i, =, Ia, n;S,
MT. AF'huF l'a~Ns' ~ S ,,,y j., 'I ,.,,..%s
(MonGa) 5nn ,no nre was s't'I ~ P'S ,ro5
ana fnM lv'Voo houses na" c Ss'n =, :, 9ni,
and aSs's'aoce was geiNs seh' ~ ~ ''' ''''''
and aIi He elho' "'''''n 'ea'"'
Iccoua's continue to he received Of lcaT.
full fires which arc raging in tho Northwest,
on the pralris'' IN the b's woods anu aIOaS
the IaEsS' iNey nave es'enueG as "a. .I S SIt
US the Iowa D'faer an" EASTWARD 10 '"u .n'",
ncSoIa RIVER lie losses 'ePo' W.! eH' wi,
houses, barns' fences gram ana i've S'o. :,I
Some persons also are known 10 nave Per's"eu
III the iiancs' ono account says mat Ha"y
small towns are completely destroyed, anu n su',
itary harm houses IN 'ne ,FAeN Oh 'nr nlu "'V
-, -, H.. .,,.r,,,l,;,,, L,,,c.
mapS a. a,'. .DS ,I cro'sNri,b lam, winter
before them.
M, ,.,, ,,,n,,,;o, :, ,,;r,,.,br,,
INC to'''Iu P%pun.',, ; q, ,"o, , ,Iis, Inn
soo'nSrn t,ys I 'aS "US la ,bo ,,hi,o n"rns
G, J Sas n "rs,sc J Tcr cent In ,e rural
districts tho colGred population has diminish.
cd These facts show that tho disposition to
buddle together in the crowded streets Of the
cities is The rrliuc passion with the colorcd
race. They would rather be packed in little
dirty, uncomfortable sAnu;ies in town or city,
oi'eo suffering tor ilta and bread, 'nan to en-
JOY comfort anu penny Il" INC country
General James II. Clanton, Of Mon'-
gonerv Nlninmn was shot dead in knOXvilC.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
NOW DUE.

THE PEW RENTS eth Presbyterian Church
j me now due. Prompt payment is very deal.
Oct. 10, ISL. IruIuTr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

A. W. mccLEARY,
5jl
Othcrs.
JSTHIs CASE, itisordcrcd that tho fsid VIM J.
on a,id property for The benefit oitheC Cue. ttus'S
in sad deed OF May and 1867, and that ;his cause
Ir referred to NIaMer Commissioner OF tlhs Court,
ia Nsrcr.sin th- liens on tnid property. their
amounts and prlorilss, aud make bis report to tue
next term Of this Court.
True Copv-Tcsts-
W. A. CIlAPLINE, Clerk Court
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

T ANNOUNCE myrelf as an Independent Candi-
| date for the office Of Constable Of ChArlSGtCwn
Township. T.I' MAhi'N'
Oct 10, 1911.
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We respectfully submit de following prices 10
the people for their earnest confederation
Laurel u Mullins at l2lt; Genuine wamsutia
Mu,HH 90; n y. Mile. at Gaze price, galc,-
Alluihrr Grades Of Muslins At corresponding acS.
Calico Sc IN; Canton Fsnucls n, Is, is, 10 95r =
Linen craeh from &c up; Linen Towels rem TO
9ic; Curtain Lace tram 20 to 4Oc; Table NSpkina
Ijt pct dozcn-up; Table DAmhrk Ere 10 8 90
Irish Iiunruf 31e up; Cambria Edge ard Insert
ings in rGtlca, variety Ribbons all rUlDrB tltadrs
and si7cr: III Sash RihbonE the Ike has never been
frrNTof 0. IN old ChErltsiown; Ruliinfs all
widda. with and without rdgr, ny tic piece ~ yol
vtrv rhchp: nr'tun'-no end to them Pins s!.d
$crtlcs. very brat &c per paper; Tape &C Hooks
and Evrg 81 Sine Lace lc yer rNir
III Wool Flanunla We can beat Wholesale prircA.
IL, - tn tOf Cloths and CsIsinierCa We make
sprcsty- determined to save our ruEtNnirtP Ito
trouble and expense Of tending tn Ilniimnfr to get
u decent suit 81 clo,hrs sppol Cotton /, 4 aud
cent. iotClarE'S aud CoOtcs'.
Briy his 'sai gnu ad SEQ Mat rc make
crey prize good.
ns- Country Produce taken in cxehsSisF for
Gouds and alwayA fold witbvuiPcft.
SETH NJ. T1MnERLAEE.