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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07
FOREIGN.

The second session Of the Dominion
Parliament was opened at Ottawa. Oct. %.
4 Dresden dispatch Of Oct. y reports
the King Of SaXony in dying condition.
Mr.. Pcase. conservative, has been elected
a member Of Parliament from Hull. Eng.
1t i reported from Rome that the gen
cral Of iheJcsuits has iransfcrrcdthe head
quarters Of the order to Malta.
Admiral Labo arrived al Madrid. Oct.
n. lie assigns a. his reason for retreat
ing from Cartagcna 70 Gibrllter. with the
Government squadron. that his only from
clad vessel was disabled. The Spanish
Government has sent note to the foreign
powers complaining of the intent, nal in
reference Of a French gunboat, by which
the naval engagement off ,artagcna was
brought on. Madrid journals charge that
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Two additional indictments, one for per-
jury and the other for forgery. have been
found by the Grand Jury against the de-
faulting ex-Postmaster. Stewart. of Pitts
burg.
The well known dry-goods firm Of
Pcake. Opdyke d Co, New York. which
suspended payment at the commencement
of the panic, ha. resumed business.
a New York dispatch Of Oct. 20 says !:
The effect of the late financial troubles l.
beginning to BE- felt among the working
classes IN many trades. Large numbers
of operatives were discharged at the close
ofthe week for want OF employment. or
for want of funds to pay them. Three
shoe manufactures closed Saturday night
indefinitely. The employees in one of
them Were ordered to work at reduced
wages, but the men declined TO work for
wages below those established by the
Crispins' Society, and were consequently
discharged. Nearly every trade is affected
similarly.
The City Hall, at Hartford, Conn. was
burned on the night Of oct. q.
The Kings County. n. u. Grand Jury
has indicted Whitclaw Reid. Chas. a.
Dana, and Alderman Wylic, for alleged
libel on Judge McCuc, Downey. clerk.
and Kingsley, Of Brooklyn bridge notori-
ETY..
Canastota, \. y, was visited Ivy de.
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WEST.

The Hon. William Stadden. Supcrin-
tendent of the Insurance Department OF
the State of Illinois, died at Springfield,
Oct. %.
The Northwestern Farmers Convention
met i'm Chicago on Oct. -. There was a
large attendance of delegates.
A number of Chicago banking houses
eli Oct. "a commenced paying out silver
at par. The bullion from which il was
coined was from one of the smelling and
refining works in that city. which Is pro
ducing about S200.0OO worth monthly. and
all of which. it is said. will continue 10 be
coined for circulation.
The Rev. John ID. Spaulding. of Erie
Pa, has been chosen Bishop Of Colorado.
Wyoming and New Mexico. 10 succeed
the late DIR. Randall.
John c. lIeenan. the renowned pugilist,
died from hemorrhagc Of the lungs az
Green River. Utah. Oct. -. where he was
staying for his health.
Gen. Frank r. Blair has received the ap-
pointment of Superintendent of the Insur-
ance Department OF Missouri.
The Des Moincs state Register of Oct.
% says that Carpenter Rep will have a
majority for Governor of Iowa OF about
10000. The Senate VIII stand-Rephbli-
can. 30; Opposition. Is; the IIouSe-Re-
publican. IL; Opposition -. Republican
majority on joint ballot. y.
Joshua Pgtienberger, engineer of the
train on the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
which caused the disaster near Lcmont in
August last. and who had bcen indicted
for manslaughtcr. has been tried and
found not guilty.
Snow iell 10 a considerable depth
throughout central Wisconsin and Mime
sofa on Oct. 36.
The Clift House. leading hotel al salt
Lake City, wa, burned on the night OF
Oct. p.
Official returns received from an bat one
county OF Ohio insure the election Of all
the candidates on the Republican state
ticket except for Governor.
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The wcll-known actor 4. III. q. Dolly')
Davenport. died ia New Orleans. Oct. 23.
Memphi. had been visited by severe
fro>t- on Oct "a. and il was believed thar
the disease had spent IL greatest force.
The deaths from the epidemic for the
twcnty-tour hours ending az p. m. on
that day were twcnty-thrce.
Ten cases Of yellow fever were reported
at Bainbridge. Ga. oct. ~
Among the victims to the yellow fever
in Memphis. was Miss Matte Stephenson.
young girl Of Towanda. ILL.,. who left her
home and friends ia answer 70 the call for
nurses in that feyer-strickcn city. and after
faithfully but unobtru>ively ministering
TO the wants of the afflicted for days and
weeks. was herself stricken with the fatal
disease. 4 monument i, 10 be- erected TO
her memory by the citizens Of Memphis.
Two eases Of yellow fever had occurred
at Little Rock on Oct. a. one Of which
that Of DR.. Observation-Disclosures fatally.
There were several cases Of yellow fever
at Bryan. Texas. on OF. p. and the pco-
pie were moving ont en- masse. The NOR
talty both al Columbus and Calvert had
considerably increased. and the inhabitants
were panic stricken.
a congressional excursion party LEFT II.
Louis. Oct. -. for trip through Texas.
A slight decrease in the mortality from
yellow fever al Memphis. was reported
Oct. -. thcnumbcr Of deaths being twenty
two. The situation was generally consid-
cred more favorable.
The number Of yellow fever deaths AZ
Memphis on Oct - was fifteen. and the
citizens we're congratulating themselves
that the epidemic would probably soon h.
entirely over. There were four deaths
from the disease at Shreveport on same
day. At Marshall. Texas. same date. there
were about sixty cases under treatment.
and there had been sixty deaths from the
epidemic since IL alvcnt. Little Rock wa-
entirely free from the disease.
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GvDE1'S LADN'> BopK--Ths- .,fe.. "a
the 1rsi ~ ne N9Eenil~r ussnihii-- @ aaas y.
AFI-ArAnc- >lHIsew hrrs aElarns il.e t-rrtrr ..-,
-rapAs "a ihr day d l. slated th1i Mr. >A-4t
Hale, Ihs Eiiir~ss- - over sixhfy ys1r. .ll r
the rsAslrrs q DuDar's Ihis apEear. .1.--e
To thsrn sir Is . woman hi-=-st wfh t-rr.-.,
yusih. and hsr wriunEs are a. lrl, a.- 49,
SPARKLING ~ thry Wcrr Ehirsy ye1rs a-l T.
impress "a hsrIan l. sesu an os.r f..s N.rs--ts-
numi-r- --CarTylnx Vega. +" ~ Nlrlor mt,-
lard, b confiua-yis No - EA- '-i' .yc4-r ~
prs q rlrsn- AMI IN several d-Earsa-rrs Ar
unusually iuli and Interesting i'uA....... h-
A. t.gieE- raiiA.elEaiA. p. AZ $50 .r r-a-
fislr cei,ies slg-se. 4nd = c1rosls,- ~ ra-l --
scril~r.
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Correspondence Between the Pope and
the German Emperor.
The following letters which recently
passed between the Pope AMI the Emperor
William have been made public:


VATICAN, August :. i-li
YOUR MAJEsTa The MEASURES whicn have
been adopted hy your MAyt7iy'- Government i1r
some tllI past all aim more and uiore u Fit ier-
trlcfion OF Catholicism. Wen ! seriously ion-
der over the causes which may have led o. ti,-
very hard measures. | comics that ! am unable
70 discover any reason for such a c-urse. 80 iiie
other hand. | am informed that your A-ltsis
does not cuunftmAncr the rrpcet-iingr ~ YOUR
government. and does not approve ihv harrn-
81 The measures adopted against tlit tA.ilt
religion Al. lh,n. . be- true that your Aal--iy
does not approve thercof-au1 the iftisr- wnicn
YOUR august Majesty has addrt SD % Inv i'r-
merly, might suniclsniiy dsmonrirAic tlai !eA
cannot approve that which r. now occurrAfH I'll.
sAv ynur Majesty does not approve ~ your Cow
eminent ca thinning ID the pAth 10 has chosen "a
further extending iis vigorous measures -GAih-i
The rri ion 90 Jesus christ. whereby az latter u
most n juriously Affected, will your ie-ff tta
not become cpuy lncei mar these mrA-lire- have
no other effect than Thar ~ undermining ynlr
Majcsfvfs oNn throne. speak with irAuhuFs-
Tor my BANNER b. truth; ] -s~ak tL oritr On iuilil
one ni ms duiies. which consists IN irilii- truth
10 an. even 20 those VINO not NAttn-lfs. ilr
every one who has been isag isel hrlnn-- ir some
way or other (Which - ie1ne more freely would
be nsre out 20 place -bclDnrs. sly % iile Ivie.
/ cherish the cow iciion rhal vuNr Majesty Nit
receive my observations with your usual -l'sinfs-
and wlil adopt tine measures necessary ln ilar
irpssut case. While Offering - your m.ss1 graz
ciDns Majesty thf expression % my d-sof "a abel
e-frsn / pray u Odd th.Ar he may entoll your
Majesty and my sell n one and tne same sanA %
mtrcy-
tSigncd1 lI0
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Thirty Year, ExPsrtenre 81 an o.
Nurxf.

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years r.iA nrser-.1EltzE safety AID s--t..s -
l44s = 14rthtrs AzE a. ll1rf- frocl ~ f..t1.
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r-e s;u-agA. relieves ~tn1 r1,ac- rr-la-fs sa. fs
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n-aI-i.HCE-A N CiEELIi-.E>. ~hs11er J. l-tt-s e-r
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Ger 1s.1s 81 .cc11rr.I-y ssra h4-fls-
1a.sas tiae f1r-.,zll- q CURTIS a E1-.A.ss y. "
l-e r-tsl-r wrapper
SON IT Al Nru1r1xE Dr.rrrs
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IHE >cIENCE ~ HEALrH f0r Nayr,.. \.
ooui.ins rich vAsisiy % irirrv-..n. 49, 4.
. TuciiFr mater. Especially iHi-rv-lirs ~. ~.
articiss GA ''>irkiy Couniry Girl-.'' 49,.
and IL Tre1fn.srts'' Tbs Hralfh ~ "a l.--- \
school, '-Ihe AOu-1n DsesoE. u aaas--a....
--lns Two ItrEss'' .'p-ssAsai ILsef a.s y,
ciis;'' .-Calios;'F .sEm.-r-.nci-..'f $500,
be Dashe-. I" hsinE rirh ruliec-iau q. ......t
be rccelBlss ''MAlAEi4i Fever ..Iar.-.-. \. /.
FhyslciAns;'' and the nsuL nli--.si-aF y. ~
swrrs . corresgoEisnts oaiy 9 vsar y
cenEs = nlmlrr- To neW sr1asrrttsr. .t-..
three n,onrhs ION trial. ~ iur . csnts l..--
wanted. Aelrsss = r. wKLIs. I-4b. ..-r y.
Bral.i x4v. NrE NCrk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

1HE INDUSTRIAL AGE j. an Anti-Mc-
noisoly newspaF-r. p-biishs,i weekly in ChicAzn,
devoted % thr interests % tr tsrsn<ss. FArHsers
Clubs and ,h-ap TrAusF-crfatlon As-'pciAiiszs
THE AcE nseefs q want long felt ~ fhe Aril-
Monppoy rn-n 81 ft- West and among "a csr-
tripufoE- arr some II the bet l.s ~ - aiis-i
states. J A Noynsn. = " ~Inita -ru -
n Prime. E1itors Terms, .. % pr years %
Clubs Of Gve. sl.-5, " cubs % tsn. - 70. Ai-
dress industrial Age Company, Cnicsrg
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III RrNs INK PEAuIE FmF .-itE.
NAIKEE'S NISEGAE BrIrEE- rln- like
prairie rin-. TIE fame ~ the Iemfsranc.
Tonic j.. however. hui ponriy eXfmpiifitd
~ this figure ~ -grsr-h f0r a prairie iirs
runs only Id one dinxiirn. WHEREAS iise rY-s'-
uiafion ~ the Birier~ SPREADS towards 81
point. al the compass Ihere h. unt 3
square mile II inhabited territory in The
nifed States wisrr this merlfnriuu~ PRE-
partition j. NOT appreciated. II any fheo-
r,tital gentleman thinks d. Is prFars~l %
show fiiat iller- j. nothing la 81. W. afi-
vi-.a him ~ 70 o. The Prairie ~tars-. IN the
Mississippi Valley. a. tiie delta, ~ tine
Southern rivers. ~ New England. im iasf.
anywherr within TIE Limits a = mole
sam, real estate" and ytntilate iIi- views
By 20 doing DE- cara .sli-c hearrier ami
NOR. general laugh than has ever gel
shaken the -isic- IL am Intelligent I-Tople
Per-ou- who have f-ran crIrI can't i8flp
laughing az other IppVle. who ten iis-m
thai ilis medicine which -aycsi their iiye-
i failure.
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-Tamberlik. whose musical ~iicres~
here has been complete. j. mot only one ~
the finest tcmors living. comhing lyric and
dramatic power. but J. good Landscape
painter. very imaginative AMI poetic-il. AMI
above all. gentleman by birth AMI assOci-
alton. IN the higher dramatic operas hcis
said 10 be unequaled.
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THE attention ~ oar many readers D. called
~ the a-fr. cfike adKarIi-s meui VI \. y. N4r-
ris& Co.. advertising heir -rest and -.pa.i.e
lung r. medy. = ANen-s Luu. Bai~am-' This
Elisam La- been before rae pubic inr ten
years. Notwithstanding this iau- period. %
ha- never lost onc whit 90 IT, popularity. ar
shown the least si-n ~ becoming uuF.cp lilaF-
bur. on fhr contrary. the call .dr ii has been
constantly increasing and az no previous time
ha. TIE demand been - great. Cr iht giaufi-
~ made been - iar--. - "a this na7. We
earnestly recommend H. trial liy any oue y 10
max b. afflicted with . cough ~ cciu- ana
we warrant il % cure ii direeti0u- are for
lowed. Il Is sold ~ aii purriis druggists
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Tux season for coughs and colds j. rapid
" approaching. and every one should he
prepared 70 check the tr-f symptoms. a. a
cough contracted between now and Christ
ma frequently lasts all winter There ! no
better remedy than yoknsraf Aa~fy-s Lfni-
merf. For AT disease. n the throat and
lung. IL should he used internally and exfer-
rwfv
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Two boys threw potatoes a. p passing
train near Indianapolis. One ~ the mi--
sile, broke window and hurt an OH lasiy
The conductor si0pT--i the irain- hacked
up. captured the youthful culprlfs. and
they are now IN iail al indianapolis,
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STr-nnoRN 1DreH that viii not Yield % or
finary remedies. may ~ fhfs-uuxhiv cured by
Dr J2Tne'- Exp@cfnranf. an si.carsous msesii-
cine tn bronchial and I'ulfl0nary ni-grsters-
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LUNG fever. common cold. catarrhal fever,
ami nasal discharge ~ = hrowni-h color in
horses. may Re checked ~ once by liberal
use Of .SAeidGn's Csra'ry Coalirfra Ppen3-vs.
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The London Tines publishes note
from Archbishop Manning. enclosing an
extract IN which il j. stated that tine Pope
has written a second letter to the German
Emperor. and that this letter las not bcn
triyru 10 the public
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-07
TIE YELLOW FEVER.

This dreadful scourge has prevailed for
some weeks in Shreveport, La, Memphis,
Tenn, and other Southern cities. and the
househcld-whole families. in many instances.
being swept off in few hours. In Shreye>
port. more than three hundred persons have
been buried since the 1t OF SEPTEMBER
About twenty, who left at the outbreak .ofthe
epidemic, have died of the fever in other
places. A writer from this city says:
"All our stores are closed, and we are inso
lated. and cut off from the rest of the world.
Our city is infected with the poison, and we
can hope for no relief before cold weather.
Very few at the outset recovered MANY con-
valescents relapsed. This *pestilence which
waiketh in darkness is by far the m"t fearful
malady have ever encountered. It para
lyzes every energy. destroys hope. eneenders
despair. Death reigns supreme and our peo~
pie in stolid. dumb acquiescence, how to the
inevitable fate. Shreveport has received
blow, from which it will he dificnlt tn re.
cover. Stores are abandoned. families broken
up. residences closed, and all business obliea
tions set at naneht The solitary tread ofthe
passerby on the street sounds sepulchral and
I've iOnk oi "eaT'neSS ana sOrr0W. gives evil
dence, of watching, and also weeping"
In Memphis, there were al interments on
Thursday. 81 of which were from yellow fever.
At meeting of the Citizens Executive Com.
mittee on that day. the following appeal was
made to the country for aid, through the
Mayors of cities in the United States:
The yellow fever is increasing daily Sick
ness and death prevail on every side and husi
ness is suspended. For the sake of suffering
humanity. send moneved relief at once to onr
city treasury. All our charitable societies
have exhausted their resources, and private
charity itself is almost exhausted. Memphis
has always faithfully responded to. every call
IF the distressed in other cities She asks
their assistance in return tn relieve her dire
distress. The occasion ia so deplnrable that
we make the appeal without hesitation, hut
lament the necessity. Money is what is need
ed to paw nurses. buy food. bury the dead
and to shelter the orphans and the helpless.
A Memehis dispatch of the Sd instant saws
that the Odd Fellows are treating twenty four
patients. and have lost eight. They have ex~
hausted their supply of funds, and ask help
from brethren throughout the country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-07

ESr The act of Congress to prevent cruelty
to animals while being transported by railroad
or otherwise, went into effect on the 1st of DC
t"ber. The act imposes fine of not less than
sioo nor more than $500 for confirming ami
mails in cars, boats or vessels longer than
twenty-eight consecutive hours without un>
loading for at least five consecutive hours for
rest, water and feeding.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-07

Es- The daily papers have published LETT
ter from President Grant on the present strin-
gency in the money market. lie states that
the Government desires to do all in its power
to relieve the present unsettled condition of
business affairs, and to take all legal measures
to promote the restoration of confidence but
the operation of the banks is absolutely
necessary to this end. With the fourteen
millions already paid out, and the withdrawal
of their large deposits from the Treasury, he
considers the banks already strong enough to
discount literally, IF they will do this, he
says, the tortyfour millions CT reserve will
be considered as money in the Treasury to
meet the demands of the public necessity. as
circumstances may require" In other words,
if the banks need it, The reserve of forty, four
millions is to be placed at their dispo-aI In
addition to this pledge of further assistance,
orders have been issued to prepay the interest
falling due in November
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-07

zs- The i'tIeth anniversary of the Theo>
logical Seminary, near Alexandra, was cele-
brated on the 9th ult mo. About one hun>
dred ministers, besides dcacons aud 9th, T Wis
itors, were present; also Bishop Lee. of Della
ware; Whittle, of Louisiana; and Johns and
Whttle, of Virginia. DR. Packard delivered
an address before the Alumni, giving an in,
teresting history of the institution. DR.. An.
drews, of shepherdstown, delivered memo
rial on Bishop Meade.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-07

Es Financial and commercial matters are
greatly improving, and business seems to be
rapidly resaining healthy and prosperous
condition.
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D..
- =

In iris plarc, on the Sd of October. 1879. VIII
LIE HILL. aged a months. infant son of j. III.
a d e.. Mason,
1878, OF P4raivsis and Anop'exy, JOHN MCKEE
lin the Goth year of his age-a residenG of IN
tow, forty years ago.
II Brucet .wn. Va: on Sunday n gnt, the esth
of Sent 1878 LULAH infant daughter of John
j. and Mary Jobe. aged 9 months.
At her residence on DIV RIM. in B,-te,ev
county, Sent 23d 1873. Mrs: MARY E. WALKER.
wife of VIM w. Walker, Esq. aged 80 years o
months, and % tiavs N>
In Bellaire:5 Obi, on the 18th of September.
MARiA JANE. on y daughter of James and
C0rdei'aS r!ckler, formerly of this county, aged
1vear. mont and days.
In Hedgesyllle. on the 10th of September, 1873
Ars:EL1zA Z. PEREGOY-aged 66 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-07

@ The Young MEMS Christian Assoeia.
t'on Convention for West Virginia, will be
held in Clarksburg on the 31s. Of October.
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n KRI.RD.

On the 1871. of September last al t. Q resd nee
of the brides PARENTS, IN Belinrt n, B..rhonr
comfy. w. Va. by. Rev. r. f. eDnnfasn Mr. ii.
CLAY 30sENBERGER to MISS HENRIETTA-
sEILIor fd.sughter of VIM. Eliot. Esq.-,til of
.Barbour. - -
In BaIt,more. on theles, uIt., hv he Rj,v.SMr.
Scheib. JOHN T.RAMER and Miss EIIZA7y.
.MONG. all ot Berkeley county.
At TIE I. b. Church in Martinsbnre, ybv Rev.
J. WHINE JOHN DORRANCE aud Mis- NAN
Nile b. ST0ATER all of that place.
To Waynesbore,. Pa, Sept. 18Th. 1873. bv Rev.
John Douahoe. MAJ. E. s. GROXELL. of Mar
Gnsburg, and Miss MAGGIE J. BAsSEMAN, of
Way esboro'
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n w. LlTTLEJOHN. at GoId.mith,s Twin
Fronts IS 81. will sell Suit OF C. 10 the. and
throw in a splendid 0vercoat. This ia NO humbue
The public are cordia ally invited to examine our
stock ant learn our prices. Resp.ctfnllv.
ortober Z. 1873 ]. GOLDSMITH.
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NOTICE..

A MEETING OF the President and Director. ~
"A the Smithfed, Cha rlestown nd Har per's fer
~ Turnpike Company VIII be held in Chsrestowp
on Friday, 10Th of October.
FRANCIS YATES,
SGtoocr iSi5-H.
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MooRE's Hog cboter. Remedy. prepared 40.
u1 cording to original recipe, AT = -
Aug 8. MfsoN.sDruy store.
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A IL. the lste.t .tvle, in Gentlemen'. nd Bows,
October I, 1873.
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Ex>HARPER's FERR1AN.


A- The remains of three Confederate sol.
d'ers' killed during the cavalry engagement
at Hanover, York county, Pa in 1868 were
exhumed by DIR. R. Weaver, of Gettysburg,
on the Gath nit. from the farm of Mr.. Carl
forney, adjnining the borough The remains
OF these men were conveyed to R chm nd,
Va, for interment in the cemetery of that
place.
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EiNE and Coarse Boots at Goldsmith's Twin
October 4, 1878
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
M ABE OF the Best Material. by Fashion,h,.
~ Fallors and warranted represented can he
mad for less than Baltimore pricca at
10. G"ldsmith's Twin Fronts. 81.
MIN isus- ELL at No l9, and'C w. LlT-TEJoHx at
No. 81.
GOLDSMITH.
Oct I. 1873 Proprietor of the Tu in Fronts.
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i ERKINs & HOUSES Patent Non.Exn,o.iv.
Tampa lst. 1t is perfectly safe from exnlo
sion; 1t will not brca k, bein metal. 3 is per.
iectly clean IN account OF drip apparatus 4 II
uses one third Ices oil in proportion to light given
~ithout odor. Would refer to Rev e., Honkins
who has usco them for 8 Wear. All desiring a ner
fectiy safe lamp should have none Of .he &C.
ctdens. Sc often recorded. can possibly occur from
them tor ea lie at manufacturers price by
Oct. I. 1873. w. s. MASON
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MRS GOLDSMITH invites her customers to ex.
NA anime her early styles of Hats, Frames Bon
in the Millinery Department The stock !. com
pi'te and very low. These enod. displayed in
n room in the rear Of Store No 10 OF
Octohe-7. 1879
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OH. YES! OH. YES :!

HAVfSG taken out license as Auc.ione.r
would in form the people of JeTerson that I
am prepared to cry sales. &C.. at the .hortcst no
tlce md upon reasonable terms. and invite the
orders Of those having property to dispose Of at
DANIEL HEFFLEBowER
Rirpon, October !, 1873 6m
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ENVERY kind OF Boots. Shoes and Siipp.rs for
u man, woman child, at No. 2I of GoId,mith,s
Twin Fronts,
CIV. LITTLEJouN i. Charge.
October I. 1878