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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24

When Charley reached his love, she
welcomed him as cordially as ever. But
there was no denying tnc fact hat the
Doctor was more attentive thal,
Charley thought nccessais.. Besides, one
thing he soon noticed; there WAS some
thing about Agnes and the Doctor that
was not perfectly open and clear tn
Charley something that was concealed
from him. Once when he went unan.
nounccd into Mrs. Marvin's private par
lor, he found the Doctor leaning over
Agnes char, and locking very intent
~, if not lovingly, into her face She
blushel and turned away quickly, to
welcome Charloy's cHtrlnce, buS{in II
very embarrassed manner.
Many times he had seen tic Doctor
call Agnes aside, and speak in an under
tone to her.
Charley began to feel a little hut, if
not jealous. Besides hcthought
"Ifthey are so much together when
am present, they surely must very we'll
have given rise to the reports | have
heard"
Salll he was too proud to question or
reproach Agnes; but lie could not help
being little cool to her.
Oae day, at the dinncr-tablc, an oc-
currcnce quite remarkable served to
make Charley feel .urc thut Agnes was
no longer true to linn, if he had doubted
it until then.
They were seated. tie Doctorand HIM
self, opposite Agnes, the table. The,
different courses OF the dinner had been
removed, and they we're tarryng over
the dessert, when the Doctor passed to
Agncs an almond, saying:
Eat Il phiopcna with nc, Miss Agnes,
please? Ii | nm the fortunate one, |
shall
Ere he had finished his rcmarl,, Agnes
glanced tiom one 10 The ether gentle
man. while he: face was Sulluscd with II
rosy flush, which recclinr, left her very
pale. SHE arose qu:ckly, and lctt tie
table. o'.tor Cameron immediately fol-
lowed. There were but few persons pre-
sent al the time, and this lit;le incident;
passed unnoticcd, save BY those interest
cd. Mrs. Marvin looked very much an
noycd, bn, offered no explanations.
thailci'S mind was wavcring between
which WAS the better course to adopt: TO
go charge Agnes with dccciyimp him and
give her back her broken promise, or to
go call the Doctor ont, and demand an
explanation. lie had prc.tv we'll made
up his mind t. the latter and was lcav-
ing the table for chat purpose, when he
remembered bis oltrcpcatcd declaration
that, "unicS:' from her own lips he heard
that she had changed, he would not
doubt her So he determined 10 wait
and see the result. nj least few DAYS
longer.
But that evening his doubt was GER
tainty. No longer need he wait her
own words told that. He had gone into
the reception room, and thrown himself
down on a sot:, near the window. 1t
was twilight; the lamps had not been
lighted, and no one occupied the room
but himself He had been there but II
short time, when he heard footsteps com
ing. y moment after, Mrs. Marvin and
Agnes came to the room, and were
about entering, Wien Agnes said:
Don't so in. Let us sit out here a
while, it is so pleasant"
And they seated themselves Just under
the window by which Charley was.
Mrs. Marvin asked:
what are you worrying about,
Agnes? The loss Of"
"lIush, mamma. You may be heard y
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must have thought my conduct to-day p
"Why don't you tell him, Agnes, aid
have it of your mind? lie will know it
some time"
'"Of course he will, mamma. 1 hate
so much to tell him! Do you know
really believe he is growing Jealous Of
the Doctor; he has bcen very distant to
me fort couple of days past. How shall
| tell him?" asked Agrcs in troubled
tone.
"lf you do not, shall and end this mat
ter ! donot suppose it is II matter of vital
Importance to him whether your"
+ 'ilusli-sh--" whispered the anxious
Agnes.
TRUE or false" continued her mother
81 wonder where DR.. Cameron isY Il
wish he would consent to live in town.
l know he would make fortune in II
short time he is so skillful. We must
persuade him.
Curse him!" bitterly exclaimed
Charley, and II little scream from Agnes
following the words which had escaped
the lips ofthe sorcly tried man. told him
that, having exposed his presence, it was.
the best time and place to charge the false
girl with pcriily.
In moment more lie was facing her.
With compressed lips and flashing ewes,
he stood gazing on her.
why, Charley! Heavens! how YOU
frightened me! What is the matter
with you z? asked Agnes, really tremlfs
81 thahala /,
of her lover.
From your own lips have heard I'll.
OF the old and the new, the true and
false. Oh, girl. And have huI such
perfect faith in You! Here, take back
your ring" Ard turning, he walked off
IL few steps; when Mrs. Marvin, recover
ing her surprise, followed quickly after
him, drew him into her own larlor, closed
the door, and said:
Now, my 10y, what do YOU mean?
Nh, know this has all come out of
Agnes not telling you the truth Mt once.
Well. we'll rust do it now You
know"
Il know, Madam, that the woman
believed true is iulse!'
NO, no. Agnes false? Never, NV
boy. 1t is hcr-hcr- q dear! | wish
She would come and tell you herself"
NO matter, Madam. have heard
already your words and hers while sittin.
under the window"
"No, no. Indeed you misunderstood.
Agnes is not talsc-only one of her
teeth"
Just at that moment Agnes came in,
and i'll words scarcely intelligblc for the
merry laugh TINT was continually rippl-
ing forth, she told him she had broken
ont of her front teeth, which, having been
filed, was very frail; that Doctor Came
ron was dentist, and had replaced it
| with 81 new one; that he was fixing it
that morning when he came Ill and found
the Doctor lcnning over her chair.
And that day, at the dinner-tablc, while
eating ths almond. she had Knocked out
and nearly swallowed the false one.
That was the secret of all that hal given
hm SO much uncasincss.
Il really was very much worried about
telling you, Charley. l did not know
but you would feel bad that your lady
love had false tooth I" continued
Agnes:
~ false tooth make me feel bad {!
No, not tevcry tooth in your head vas
false, so that your heart is true, and you
arc my own love STILL" said Charley,
catching her in his arms
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
A First-Class Collector,

Is on time to minute when the debtor
says 'come Tomorrow at 9 n'clnck
Sits on the steps and waits for his retnrn
when he saws Il am JUST going to diuner."
Insists on stepping our IT, make chance
when the man ''has nothing less than a TWEEN
ty."
Will go for an old stager every dav FIR n
month with cheerful countenance ab,ut
that little account
Doesn't mind edging into crowd to ask a
fellow.
Will take dollar in par. if he can't oct
ten in whole, aud credit it with thankful
alacri.y.
Always suggests check when the money
is not at hand, as he can get it cashed to-,
morrow
Always has that account on top so the man
can make no excuse for putting him off
Don't mind asking him for it Immediately
after heing treated and pleasantly entertained
Is never in a hurry eau wal, till YOU get
through
Cuts off the retreat of the dndger nv Crosse
ing over to meet him. or folnwS him into a
store in which he has gone to hide.
Can cough or salute wien the hard case
wishes to pass nv without seeing him.
In line is patIent as post. cheerful as q
duck soc'ahle as flea brave as lion. wafer
proof as rubber, cunning as a fox. and
watchtnk as sparrow hawk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

6It.lIs k,sss he buck Z.

/: al k,ess she bnsk &.
!: fhe eas In s;s,e5, d ssbss seat al
a sakens ST bat tnA 4 one bar a,.s,o ut,
taken, sir, and sy.sebed 81 I'M sfsi see hsW.
many times he you'd nee III & tasse hood
The cpsch was rsttier full, and, ws,uta Won
believe II thst miserable hog told sixfeen
separate and distinct der Is crafty
his mean self hness en-; ng to have sunk a.
healthier soul to iperditiea. Hesyariied sthe
formula; one tine it was a wave of the hand
andsa look to the rear of th.s 9c,r 10 indicate
that the: holder nj thef seat had gone Ifr 4,
drink ofsWa ter ard iwau q b. buck soa, Ans
Other time, to the inqn'ryofa mtd ., nne I
and timld questipuer, he replied ct
stare, aud then, spre Sd ny nm ( liz ..
wider. he resumed the perus,l of aaems au
i was tempted to crawl up behind an.i wnr.
perrin his ear, '.Y"u're an awfn i4r.''
Bnt.l had my revenge. \ btg,- red i,cel
two hundred p"under IN a dirty linen e at.
came IN at way station. lie wis >wpatv t,
fearful degree. HIS feet ~mel' ike valerie-
nate of ammonia and rotten FISH, and his
breath was a hut Stalking >irrccn. based o,,
bad whisky and onions. This i-rv and fray
rant bohemoth preferred t, settle himself INTO
the seat that was taken. This seat j."
began the hog. well, guess I'll take II
I'LL the other fellow comes returned the
.swee. smelling heavy weight, and down he
pumped, partially crushing ;he hog in his
descent. the latter frnwned and began to blns
ter, but the red>faced ruffiau soon tonk tina,
out of him with threat t., swaI,w him whole
Ito chaw him up and spit him Quito pitch
him out of the window-to 90 through him
like dose of salts, and to make various other
dispositions of him in case he didn't simmer
down: Our porcine friend simmcred, and
then the barbarian grew humnu,nus. He
told funny anecdotes, and pnked the hog in
the ribs He wanted to know where he came
IRON and where he was going He spit Quarts
OF tobacco jnice across him out "f the window
spattering his shirt front. between his boots
on his va'ise. and all around He off.rei him
''chaw' every time he took out his Mug of
navy The hog persptred freely. and shiver
ed with disgust. Finally he crawled mt and
stood up tor forty miles until another seat was
vacated
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
AT GETTYSBURG. pa.

FACULTY now full, coneistine of seven Pc.
= lessons and two Tutors. Instruction thorough.
adapted 10 either Business Professional lite.
ne APpa .atus anu appliances have been greatly
eased, affordipg the beet advantages
The Preparatory building has been thoroughly
re- modeled' giving the best accommodation for
tendent resides in the building and has constant
Inc location il most healthy, with Railro.d COM
year s, lat Term opened Sept Cd begins January
Expenses per year. including board, fuel, light. .
&c, about $500. For further informa ton apply
TO NJ. VALENTINE, D. D.,
President,
Supt Preparatory Dept
Oct. 81, 1S7l-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
ii U NJ 0 R o U S..
The Railroad HOG.

George G. Harding of the Cincinnati c.m-
n,ere'at, gives the following as the ear marks
of respectable railroad ''swiue:"
This seat is taken, sir" All of the tom
n,er'iat readers who have travelled to any con
siderable exten! are familiar with this formula.
It tells the story OF t ,e railroad hng-,he
small,spuled mean, se.fs't. brute who paws
grudsinglys for pne scar and stratus his small
PIT ta;heie twasl his part cuiar hog wore
plug hat stiney With the genuine Boston
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

- Music on IA Harlem hn.t is commend,-
bic: but the dddlers should be indicions in
their selections. For instance, the other af.
ternoon an excited gentleman, after manifest.
ing uneaslness in various ways suddenly threw
camp stool at the heads Of the Industrious
musicians with the remark 60 My girl plays
ed that for me ten years ag", and she's dead
now, you beggars -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

-"My dearest uncle" says humorous
writer, "was the most polite man in the world
He was making voyage on the Danube and
and the boat sank my uncle was lust upon
the point of drowning He got his head inst
above the water for once took off his ha, and
said, Ladies and Gentlemen, will you please
excuse me!' and down he went"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
P0ETfcAl
I TAKE TT.

Itaketit hot. it fires my veins.
take IL cold VII. Summer reigns;
take il new. just tr"Ia the press,
take it old, at meal or mesa;
take it naked with lemonade.
take ii when Pm at my trade;
take it when they call it cling.
take II mixed with ANYTHING;
1tske it on the public way,
take it night, midnight, and day;
take il when l'n naked with rain,
1take it when Pm drv again:
] asa it when I'm half asleep,
take it when shear nv sheep:
take il when cure nv hay,
take it every harvest dav;
AXE it'when rake or hoe.
take il when pIos or COW;
] take it WHEN 81 We nv crop,
] tske it when my w.,od Icb"p:
take it sour, take il sweet,
take it every tune eat:
! take 1t -tr.ng take II weak,
] take it when sine or speak;
] take ii from heb ND tho. hodge.
Bltnp,o Think Htuk- the pledge!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

A Paris journalist recently enc ,untercd
a blind man playing clarionet in the streets.
whom he had seen doing the same thing some
years before at St. Cloud. He asked him
how he had happened to change places. All.
Sir: answered the blind" man. sit made Tue
sad to look at the ruins Of the war."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

"A California man has patented device
LOT the purpose of etfecting on the stages of
.heatres the rising. sinking railing and pitch
i's en"!'"ns OF vessels at sea. So perfect is
."e limitation That. in cnnnec'inn with sheet
IRON thunder, saitpeter lightning and bellows
wind, the actors are made seasirk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
READY-MADE CLOTUING.

In this Mr.. Goldsmith has cxccicd himself Nexe,
before has such we'll selected stock been offered to
this market He dFals with hut fret elias
nnuses Therefore" buys nothing but fret class goods
They are warranted superior to a II others and verv
much lower in price Genuine Beaver SUITE At $50
S25 Fine beaver, Chiuchells and Cloth Talmas
and ovcrconts at low prices. Also a full stock of
no"skns. Cessimeres, Beaver Cloths and Cas.inet.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

Josh Billings says he pever knew a dnp
OF eny breed whatsumever to take hyderphohy
after he had been thoroughly vaccina,ed with
bueksho, "''A
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
HOME MINISTRY.

THE undersigned having lea,easfor at.rmp Of
Il years the Weolen Factory Of MIR. c. c. Porter,
Is now adding to md putting the ~ in hrst
siass order for the manufacture OF both coarse and
hne Wooden GOods. such Ga Linscys and ali wool
ke'seys, coored and white msrino F1snnels,
iweeds, Cashmere, Beaver Cloths and overeoat-
ings, Bl ankets. Yarns, sc. y }tF7z'-.
Having had twenty years experiences In the busir
ness and worked nj all its various details he hopes
by strict attention 20 mud the vants of hi,
customers. to merit liberal share of public favor
McCARHpLL.3
Cash. Mo "
April ek, Is7,-.f. Meo'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22

X >,
Under FIRE. Press Office. Charlestorpn.
II AVlNG just received and opened for inspection
the greatest innucemrnts offered. we
quote in part, cases of Ca icos g., s. TO- l2ic
5 cases Brown and Bieach"d Muslius ward wide
best in IN, at l2tc: Wooden Delaines newest
lmp"rtat'"na, at - 90, and CSC. We have in store
a J." u assortment OF Black and Colored Alpsca all
colors OF Mernos. Irish PnpIins. Japanese silks At
great Bargain. Our store il crowded with such an
immense and chca Stock OF Gonds thai il will n,
you L" cal on us before purchasing elsewhere.
VELVETEENS,
All co'ors and shades at CITY Prices
MILLINERY GOODS,
All the iHieet STYLES and Patterns. from the ceIebra
ted Wilmer DeWorth of New York, At less prices
than the raw matrri lean he bought for
HoUSEKEEFERS' GOODS.
A II Linen Towels at -! cts: Linen N,,t;,s To-
Linen Table Cl"'h- So. up
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Il cases I.adics' Hud Gents, Shoes at IN e5 *
t."" % t" til" finest grades 27 cases of Boots
from 90 to the. fn"st cusrom made.
HATS AND CAPS.
80 different styles q! Hats and Cans al so p.r cent
i,,", Of, Of hiANkETS, COMFORTS. SPREADS,
COUNTERPA>kS &C
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
We have !uil line of " htc Shirts our own man.
ufaciure. Under Shirts and D-awcrs s. arfs S.ck
ne', Suspenoers. handkerchief, Half Hose.
CLOIHl\G.
We OFF, great Inducements in our repul,r Nor
cnsht Tailor CInihing. AIlour CloIhing warrau ted
!" De "ane ami Trimmed in the very best ,nnnner
anu VIII lie sold Extremely low price,. full as.
sortment OF trench and American Cassimer.a-
usto" WORK NJ dc to ORDER at short notice We
have th"u.n nd articIcs-tno numerous IN ,ncp,;nn
l" WIS a"Ver'ia'mrnt Give cariv cal. "a we
can save you IS per cent. by calling IN
ROSE & BRO,
Under rec Press Office.
w. p Rose.
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CO A G Ii NJ KING
AND
Livery i'm CharIest0Wn.

's'H d undersigned having entered into Co. Part.
l. nership. under the name and style of
STOMP Il HAWKS
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING REPAIRING
In al its branches. guarantying the Sest workman
ship and satisfactory terms. We ,tend 10 largely
increase the huslness nd make order nd Ian tn
keep on hand for saIc CARRIAGES, RUCGJES
RoCkA"AYS and Liz 1T WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and OF superior materials, and
shall have in our employ some OF the hands who.
ior twenty years or more, were employ ed by Mai
'" ). Hawks and also have the bene fit of his prcs
ence and advice and it will be the endcavor Of the
f ne" MN to maintain the reputation of HAWKS
CoACh Factory Old Carriages taken in ex-
change for new work On hand. con. taptly. second.
figures.
IN ADDITION to the above, we purpose giving our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS md
VIII keep good horses end vehicles of every descrip
ZION Tor the accommodation ofthe public
A. STUMP,
Aug %. lS71-ly. A. HAWKS
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IN THE FIELD /!
ACTIVITY is THE wATcnwo,

hCilFITf is THE WATCHWoRD.f ~
THE Spring opens auspiciously Tor vigorous
l. campaign. BY skirmishing n u along tie line
curing the Winter rnonths, the undersisned has
Kept his forces well IN hand. and is ready ior the
real work to which the calls. mt
HOUSE BUILDING, &C., ~,
win be contracted Tor by tho subscriber Materials
furnished or not. As parties may desire. Carpen-
tering in all lite brancbes performed. To execute
substantial work promptly and at mode rate h.rree
will be bis aim Only competent. experienced
workmen employed, and all work guaranteed 10
give entire satisfaction SAMUEL MYERS
April 9. 1872. ~ -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
NEW GOODS.

N ARE aow receiving Goods suitable for the
W season. Calicos, BIeached and Unbleachcd
CotGnsS Hickory, Striped and Plaid Cottons. Cot
tonades, Linen Drilings, Notions. Quecnsware
Harvest G. roccri.s e.; and Fine S,It C,rsbod
GrauuIstsd, Powdered. A. Refined and Brown Su,
CARA Coffee Green aud Toasted, Molasses and Syr-
ups, Rice Tea. Cheese, Maccaroni. Choco oil. te and
Cocoa Extract Lemon and Vanills. Corn Starch
I.latinr, Potomac and n. G. Herring. Mackerei in
We Offer at low prices for Cash Country Prod uce
June IS. 1872. kEARSLEf SHEERER.
STONE AND GLASS WARE.
Ia GALLON Stone md Glass Fruit Jar.: IL
# u 81 aud g gallon Stone Jars !! {.
LA } gallon Jugs; Stone Milk Pans and wa
ter Pitchers. for sac hv
July 9 1872 KEARsEEy & sHEERER.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT..
HAVE just completed my Stationery Stock
have all c'asscs amt styles q" paper. from oois-
cap I" Smallest Note plain: also. French Initial
all shades. from White to Green very thick to very
thin "a nfo lot. The Dolly Note and Envelope I
a,s% have I". large enough to HOY are you?"
and L oOd Bye pcore GEO. T LIGHT.
7 HAVE for sale the following Books cheap
4 cppins Hravenward, Night Scenes OF the BIZ
Bile. Little Women. Rienzi. Gold Elsie. Robinson
Crus"e--Psper Backs. Morton House. Surchrdon.
Horny Esm"nd, Smrh's French Novel, TIN e Cen.
eratimns. Plebisc;e II is Never Too Late to Mend
The Golden Lion of rsmpere by Trollope These
Rooks are sold One half of the prize raid allowed
on some other book when read and returned. Call
and sec. GEO T LIGHT.
E'hoil :" An also tor sale Toilet Powder.--I
! have just made superior article of Toilet Pow.
der'9uaI &C. Lubin's TOR fourth the money II
Ia very soothing to chaffs and hest
August 81, l>72. GEO. T. LIGHT
&S to coo per day! Agents wanted. All
.o' ~ " classesof working people, ofeither
sex young or old. ina Ike money at work for
US in their spare moments, all the time ths n at
anything else. Particulars free. Address G Sin
onn y 20 Fort and Maine. Sept. u. '1e-1v.
JUST received a nice 10, OF No. | Tooth Brushes,
- very cheap-manufactured esreCia llv for our
trade W. s MASON
FARMERS will find the stands I'd Fertilizers in
1 the narket-compris;ng urner's Ober's Ma
rylaud Eureka, &c.-at
JAS LAW. HoOtF.S.
CUCUMBER Wood Pumps- heat pump in n.e-
~ for sale by McCURDY 4 DUKE.
BLASTING and Sporting Powder. Shot. Cape,
- and Fuee, for saleby MeCCRDY h DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
No. 81.

c. w L1TTLEJoHN is still there, and "what he
stock of Boots. Shoes. Caters. Slinncrs Ties b.
ia certainly immense, and i. far eupe, in style
quality and low price to any thing i'll this ma rket-
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JAMES nj. JOHNSTON

JAhLS Ms dVffNSIVN 1-I,
HAVING added come of the finest New mi,
Ill rhinery to the Shannondale Factory. nav n
use IN the Valleyof Virginia, is prepared, aud ~l
continue to manufacture
OLLEN GOODS
AS
LINSEYs, FULLED ANDpLAID.
CLOTHS, CASslMEEES AND TNEEpS,
and with his improved aud superior facilities, 10
satisfied that he will be able offer to the public
an article of GOODS, that cannot be surpassed ~
equaied, by any other establishment.
o. Baltimore Prices paid in Cash for W DOL.
lie solicits orders.
Feb. IS ls7I-tf w.
S: Having experienced fuch heavy IN d aey.ys
Losses BY the hate flood, and having had TO repsiI
and rent his Mill ana Machinery throughout ha
must appeal to n II who in,cbtrd to- come iorsayd
ana seItls at once II" stands greatly in need Of
Feb %, 1871.
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ScLD "A AZ PRlCES.
4 usual. every department of this we'll known
~ establishment is crowded to Overlooking with
the latest styles and best quality of
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In the DRY GOODS Department will he found
Japanese Sitks, PIain and Striped Black silks Em-
press Cloth all shades: Figured AMI Plain Alparss,
Satteens Ill coinrs, II Wool DeIancs. all shsdcs
The celebrated nd Duchea.' double faced hlack
Alpacas consts nifty hand. from 3Oc to s. e5 rer
yard. Australian Crspe for mourning, Opcra
Flanncls, all colnrs: plain and twilled FIsnnels.
Canton. brown, black and drah. lannela Alaska
Flannel Skirts. warranted tnat cnl,ra Oneen An.
gusta Skirts, &c, white and cnlored Rlankets
Spreads and Comforts. all prices Domestic Goods
OF every description 4 II colors in Veivetecne
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Nrs. Goldsmith. with fa~hona bic assistant IL,
vt"s tho special attention of ncr Ia v custom,rsa,d
the public generally to her large and fashiona be
st"cS OF Hats Bonnets. Ribbons. Flowers Frames
V"lvets G,r"Pes and III eise ncceees-y to com,
p!e'e Millinery Establishment. These goods are
displayed in private pa rtmcnt in the roar NJ the
store Prices unusually low.
The NOTION department ia full to ovcrfowinp
embracing everything Known to the AIDE. Also a
full stock of ladies' nd Cents Furnisbiny Coods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-22
MORE NEW GOODS.

I AM now receiving my second supply of SUM.
i MER GOODS-Calicos, hickory Bieached ana
brown Cottons. Cottonndes. Linen, Plaid Cottons,
Notions; HARVEST GOODS such as Brown.
Crushed and Coffee Sugars, Syrups, Tea, Coffee,
l0cts Cheese, Corn Starch, Favoring Extracts
Scythe Rifles, Whet Stones and many other good.
which offer at low prices, reasona BILE time to
prompt purchasers. JOHN W .GRANTHAM.
Middleway June is, 1872.
free Press copy.l