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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
inc. w.
HAS OYER &5,GGs WORTH or GNOnS,
ALI, BOUGHT FOR CASA

A M0NtS them 900 yards Calico 10 cent?, p
IN OtO yards Gallo II: cents, .l0A Yards Calico
al it"m to q ccnta, 81 pieces Drrsa t:ods at lees
Than cast. b pieccs Black Alpaca. 90 pieces Brown
AND BieHched Cotton. nd "MnIsutts Is cents, II
low down 10 pieces Cn+sucres. SAtinets, Twecds
and Kentucky Jeans, 6 prices Canvass and Linen
Drltls. II pieces tnt.onade. Il pieces Dnuhtc aud
Twist Cottonadc. 90 Hoop Skirts at quarter their
pairs Li+le TEE. adj Gloves any quantity Ladies
Hose. Gents Half Hose, Pine md Needles c.n,a,
Note Paper cents, and every notion you think
of.
800 MEMS AND BoYs' HATS
very low, over 100 pairs Men'a. Boys', Youths'
Lsdies', missts' and ChiIdren's Boors AID Shoes
many at Ices than cost, Fine Calf Boots SO 10.
dozen Kid Glovea from IS cents t" |. siIk, Cot
ton, Swiss anG l.. G. Hand kerc hicfs Swiss huslins
Cambrlcs. spices Beregr, Coor-d and P .per Cam.
hrics, Bed 1Icks Linen Towels 10 pieces Crash, 2
d"z Raim"rnl Skr's at half cost, is pieces Red,
Gray, Blu" md White Fla nueIs.
dozen Gobets at 81 10 per dozen lamps Chin
ncys. Burners and Wicks Bes; Coffee Is cents. tn.
best Brown Sugar in the country tor l25 cents. good
Brown Sugar 10 cent?, Crushed Sugar l63 cents.
Rice all kinds of Spices, Fine Salt. Grounu \ lun
Salt, Bacon Shoulders and Sides 10 cents Cauy as
Hams 65 cents
LARGE STOCK OF HARDWARE.
Fuch as ~ dozen Pocket Knives Knives and Fnrks
Shovel@, SUsdes, AIee aud REEVES, L" rdt II and Corn
hoes. ia kes. Forks Fork and Shove Handles Bull
ders' Hsrdw2 I'd. 81 kegs Nails nd $40 other thiugs
Cedar and Willow Ware. Quecns~are, Drugs
and Mcdlcncs. Agent for the gale of 81 P, Jaync's,
Ayers, Stonehrasers and Farhrey's M.diciucs
Fleh and uhriCotIng 3ils LinsCrd Oil and Whit.
Lead, TIMBER in Oil, Dyes for >;nInrinc woo,n
Gn0da. n q. NH!asscs three kinda OF Svrups Coal
Oil. best Cider Vinegar % cents, Trace Chains and
very many other onOds. all of which will he GOLD at
aet"nsh'nGlv low prices. tn ciUsr. All can be ac-
cuInmndatcd with Gnnds Rs Inw can b.. Fought
vwhers-'"anv thinsa much lower y" necessity
I" 2" elsewhere Give N" n call! as am determined
to sell. JOHN w. GRASTH3n
April i6. 1872.
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NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given to parties in the above
cause that will y occed TO execute the provisions
OF the above Derrc"s. my Office in Cha n
on Thursday the 9th day OF Mrrch. 1873.
LEON MOORE,
Commissioner in Chancery for The Circuit Court
al jefferson County.
March 4. 1878 ST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

GAINED Tomatoes, Peaches and Oysters =. re-
" ceived by w G.. SUEEREp
Feb. IS. 1873.
NEW Cal'coes, Co'tons. Knitting Cottons. &c -.
" just received and for sa lie nv
Van %, 1873. w sHEERER
E'IsH.-Prime Herring and Mackcrel lust re-
ceived for a. by W G. SiIEERER.
IJOUsE Bull DERS. Door. Sash end plinds
IL for sale by VIC SHEERER
gT,HE hest Cash price will be paid for good ~
L pies, nv J. B. HAlNES.
April is, 1872.
TOWAS's Corn Cure aud White Felt Corn Pla,
~ tiers. for s.lo By C. E. BELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
SPRING ON 1873.

N anticina ton of active business acaaon we
desire closing much OF our present stock OF
goods al prices tar below the genera. ma, k-t pr irc
In making this announcement have cons dcTcc
The sacrifice ant IRE willing little cost to me Se
roeIn for the auction bargains which will arrive
with
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
WANTED /

TEE Farmers to know that curing H.rve,, and
repaired by me. " asA'"e'y
y, The Fn,me, err, TO know tia. am doing General
i>' W d hLAChsMIIH HING on sstisfsetory terms
wrought Iron old Tyre preferred
AIsO, Bacon and Flour.
Wanted and inch Plank-rood on.I;,v
Wanted, a good wsgon.maker
&c Farmers will save time. trouble and expense
~ committing Regular Machinest beior e they have
valuable mach ines repaired. ~
90 Shop on. corner of Congress and Iayrene.
streets, (old stand of Hiram O'Bannon.)
J. HENRY NOLAND
Nay u, 1s72-n IF P.l Maehine.t.
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KNOTS JTTT|D,
Or, ITays and By Hays in the ridden Life Of
AMERICAN DETECTIVES

J. VIERiNsHN DE- t-C NV rs
We agents for this book 1t discloaes a II the
mysteries of the Detective system 1t is record
for the past 2n ycars "f the skill uI detectives
OF this country, in which the s Of Fla Robh.rs
Thieves. Pickpockcts, Lottery Men. Counter felt
Money Dealers, and swindlers Of ali casses, ex-
poscd and brought to Justice. Price Sa75 Send
for circulars and terms to agents.
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Copy-Teste
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk.
(Erfract fran Decree IN Tnrnt,on. of 2Sl
day 0f F"Lruury, 1871

tnpnenrinR from the record of the proceedings
IN this ca use that the order of reference therein
made. on the 9th day of July. 1871, has not been
executed. and that since the wes made the
important question involved in the cause has been
decided and further that the Master Comm ssioner
to whom the cause referred by name is no
longer in office it 10 there fore motion of the de.
fendants now in vacation. adjudged order ed
that either OF the Master Commissioners of this
Court. now in Office, do carry and execute the
ead order of reference. in II respect as the Gin
directed. Coy-Tcs,e.
ROBERT 7 BROWN. Clerk
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GROCERIES,.

N O. Sugar and Molasses, Crushed, GRADUATED
y. and Refined Surar. To= sted Laeuyra a nd Rio
Coffee Green Rio Coffee. Gunpowder, OoIong, ia
pan and Breakfast Teas. Maccaroni, Cheese Ba-
ker sEhocoate snd Cocoa. Gelatine, Corn Starch
and III kinds Spices of the purest article D,isd
&c. " n suEcprp
January %, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

HoWE machin. Ticker. Corders. Ruffiers Bias
Hsmmers and every thing pertaining to the
Ho~t Machine ''The best in the world - to be had
OF L. DiNKLE,
Aug at bis JeweIry Store, ChsrleEtown.
TRAVELERs' Drinking Curs-very convenient
Il Tor sale by L. DINELE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EsTABLlsHED by Congress. adopted bv the
X State; aided by the benevolence OF individuals
s"cicti"s. and Other institutions
Five Departments OF Instruction Literary, Sci
enufc. Agricultural, Military Engineerine-
inrnt.
In charge OF a large Faculty of accomplished
schniars and successful educators
FALL TsRM begins Sept. 18th WiNr-R. Dscec,.
Der q. SPRISG. Ma rch "a.
COMMENCEMENT, June 49, 1873.
Total expenses from S $50 to $3.50 per year.
Less I" those boa riding in clubs.
Send Tor Catalogue, containing full particulars.
TO ALEX. MARTIN,
Presidrnt.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE..

TUE Mercantile Business heretofore cond nc ted nv
k"arsley Sheerer will hereaft r be conducted
a. the same place OF business by the undersigned-
inanxiui for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
TENDED TO the old firm. respectfully ask a contin-
uance OF the same. shalt keep a general ass ;rt-
ment OF Merchsndife At the very lowest prices
Terms ash or Country Produce
Jan. IS. 1873 &C SHEEPpR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

- At one al t:'e t.'carc> the other evening
any one within haIt-s>dozen seats might have
heard the totlIwlng: Yes, she calls herself
lady because she has got in with the Ms;
but, laws, she used to live in little one-story
house, and was Borrowing my fat>irons every
week of her lite Now, bless you she don't
know me- There's plenty of them kind
here to- night" s.id tn companion. "You
bet there is! And curiou. whv she was
shat inquisitive thar had TO paper ray kitch
en- windows; and then she'd get on a table to
look over the paper As for the knot>holes
in the fence, l was obliged to nail oil>coth
over them to keep her fran rrving."
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OH, YES! OH, YES!

HAVING taken out license as Auctioneer, ]
would inform the people of jefferson that am
prepared to cry les. &C.. at the shortest notice
and upon reasonable and invite the orders of
those having property to dispose of at Public Auc-
ton. DANIEL HEFLEBOw
Nippon. February II. 1872 GIN
DA1NTS. OILS, vARNISHES AND WINDOW
i GLASS.-We will keep constantly on hand a
full stock of the above, which propose to sell at
the very owestcash prices. and will warrant sill of
the first quality. Those desiring to paint up will
consult their interests by giving us a call
VS.. MASON.
SCHOOL BOOKS.-I will be prepared to furnish
~ all Books used in various schools, as our
stock in this line will be full and complete.
Sept. 10. 1872 " S. MASON.
FARMERS will find the standard Fertilizers in
Il the market-comprising Turner's. Ober's Ma
ryiand Eureka, &c.-at
JAS. LAW. HooFF'S.
I IMPROVED Coffee and Spice Mills, and loose
Sleigh Bells for sale by
February 4 1873. JAS. LAW HooFF.
Clustering Lath and Oak Shingles, for sale
4 by JAS. Law. HOOFF.
GLASS. Putty, Horse Nails. Bolts. Screws, for
" sale by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

A sH.RP WITNESS At recent trial.
fhe counsel for prosecution. after severely
crosse xamin'ng n witness, suidenly put on Il
Look OF severity. aud exclaimed: snow, sir.
was rot an effort made TO induce you to tell
different Story z "A different story frum
what have t I'D, d" you mean Z" That's
what mean" Yes, sir, several per,ons
have tried TO get me To tell different story
from what have told, hnt they couldn't
NOW. sir, upon your oath. wish TO know
who those persons are" Well. you have
sried about as hard Ms anr nf them" He was
questioned no farther on that point
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
SpnTT(1 TRADE.

Z z ksE - az / x Il - =.
Among the goods we offer choice lot
Silk Gimps and Friuses-aiI chesp.
An auction drive of Silk Climbs ut and 15c nor
yard, Whey are worth 1 aud l6c Wholesale to-day
Hamburg Edges at9, II and II. aud worth IS 30
and 25c.: Hamburg. Edges at is, D and o5 worth
25, 80 and 375 Hamburg Iuscrtings 10 to so worth
10 to Ia: Lace Edges Inscrtlngs A.: up. Ec.n.,;,ch
Initial EmhrolGer'd and li"Enrn"d Hdkts ,rcn s to
or i-adies Double Rnttnn Kts Sl.2n, worth
) %; Gents' Kids 81. in c"!urs: Gems Fur
TOPPED Kids: Ladies' Stamped sklrts 80. worth
SS2.5o; Silk Mixture Dr"ss Goods 45c worth 81;
sA,ines ID various shad"s. q c"Et; FIcnt ard En-
cd"csd TO cost: Black a pacas SIC. worth ~;
Biacs Lustrn Ioacaa at 10 worth 81 Rack ATnhoir
Alpacas at 50, On and u.s. can't be bought at whole
ISLE for the n"ney: MEMS Shirts and Ora wers fine
Merino. at rs and 50
Elegant .s&s0g'Egs>eaaa
or Lades C"rFcts from e > 3a f..r 'Tho.np4on's
Glove. Fitting Ladies' t:ents nd Chiirrru's tos-
all prices Ladies' snti Gen - PEprr tcIarsaony
price: Six Spoo!s Gotten t2Uh yde> for Dor: Paper
aud Envei"Fcs all kinds: la; Of Xmas tricks
be closed out at some price rrnss- y Hnz"n-l4i
Shirt Ruttons for cents Clarke Spool Cotton &c
a spool or Toe per dozen:
TEN PR LADIES' AND CENTS ARCTIC
SHOES AT $l.5N. WORTH So is.
There is not article fir You that has not
been reduced and CONSIDERING tho advance in tho
markets is welt worthy the ton of all per-
sons hunting for Cheap Gnnds.
CALL AT THE
Nc E ] ROPOTIT A N,
GREAT CHEAP STORE or
SETH NJ. TIMpERLAKE.
c c'R.S T,s w; rax.o"' ; Statesmen.
p. 81 am now the Special gent for Jefferson
County, of :iIe Caro!na Life Insurance Cumpang
of which Jefferson Davis is President
Feb. II, 1913. S. NJ TiMBERLAKE.
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Morgant"wn. W. Va, July 90. 1872.
CMARAEST0WN FEMALE SEMINARY

A FTER January st. 1873. the Charlc.town Fe-
"A male Seminary will be under the coutrot of
siiss Sarah Il Brown. With eight ycars expe-
rience IN teaching, and competent Assistant. she
asks of the public continuance of tho patrons &c
heretofore extended to this Institution. Bon rdiu q
can be obtained with the Principal or Assistsnt.-
Terms made known application 10 the Principal.
SARAHH BROWN,
December TO- 1872 A. DOYNE s NTH
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THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.,

Jefferson County, to-wit:
At rules held an the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of .J:6'rrson County, on the 5th
day IF february, 1878:
r. C GlLMER and Virginia Wy
Gllncr hIR wife. hiagc e A Euge.
Elizabeth J. EnEle aud Sarah
Engie. Plaintiffs,
Against
MARGARET WALPER. Mrs. Ann
Sti4p. Jerre Snyder and Jane ~ .hANehAS'
SNYDER his wife, and r. " Pot
te,f-ld. Sheriff. and . such Adj
rnlnstrator with the Will an
ncxcd of Elizabeth Gomez vs.. de-
ceased, Defendant,
'ahk object of this suit is to Obtain partition of
Il the realty which Phineas Mar.hall devised to
hIIzaheth Concgys for life, remand er to her heirs
amone those entitled snd ii such partition mot be
made IN kind then to obtain a decree for Sale
cOrding to law.
PENDANT Mrs. Ann St:pp ia not a resident OF this
state she ,s hereby required I" appear here within
this order, and do what is necessary to protect her
interests in this matter. II ia further ordered that
copy OF thls order he published once n week for
i"nr successive weeks IN come newspaper published
in the County of Jefferson Iso be M. e At the
fr"n'-d""r of the C"ur, House Of the said County,
at least twenty da vs before decree ia rendered
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Brooke 4 Lucas. p. q.
February II lS73-5t.
WILCOX & GIBBS Sewing Machine i, silent
w simple, rapid. durable. breaks no needle
and rips no stitches. ALWAYS in order. This Ma
line doubles and twists the thread. sewing three
thread from sponl. she strongest = nd most
elastic in the world when property made -
Reffrsnces.-M Misses Ware Mira. Fr.nk Ga llah"r nd
Mics Leah O'Rannon Sold upon reasonable
VIC. sHEERFR.
March 4, 1878 Agent.
BARGAINS. Rxtr. ordinary Bargains offered
- to purchasers for Cash for any article in my
limo. Call and examine l.. DINKLE.
July IL, ISL.
DRIME article of Clover Seed, for sale bv
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
. SH BUSHELS Prime Seed Oats. for sale bv
t~cV Mar. a. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
~ OWE Machine Needles constantly on hand and
for ssie, all sizes, by L. DINKLE.
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]. E. BRADY. BARBER.

j. e. BRADY, BARBER.
HAS removed to the OF the Narket.House.
-. Square, where SHAVING and HAIR DRES.
HNG will be conducted to the satisfac ton of M,
custoners. Call down. 80
Charlestown. July 8, 1872.
CRAHAM's celebrated mixture. :. sur. en-. ..s
preventive Of Disrrbea, Dysentery, Cholera .
&C: Every family should keep bottle In the house,
Prepared ana Tor sale by W. s. MASON
uSf received BY WIS. Mason another supply of
Genuine London Porter. Would espee ia Nv r.-
commend II to weak and deiicste females.
GERKE's Pure Grape Wines. Of the yintsp. Of
VI 1868, at SAsoS;s mr.. s.,ass %
REEF Vine aad Iron Would c.Ilthe attention
- OF Physicians TO this preparation. especially
oapteo to weak and delicate children.
w. s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

Jefferson County, to- wit:
At rules held an the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jc:frrson County, on the 5h
day IF february, 1878:
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- to purchasers for Cash for any article in my
limo. Call aud examine l.. DINKLE.
july II
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08
Keen Cool.

Capt Fred Luce, more than forty years
ago. commander of little tub-like steamer,
called the Huron, that piled daily between
Detroit and Monroe, on the Detroit river.
Capt. Fred was always profuse in his
talk when the speed of his craft was called
in question, and many passenger was
induced to take ride with him, being as
sured by the urbane Fred that no boat
could beat him.
Leaving Detroit one morning in June,
1880, with quite load of passengers, many
of whom had been told that they should be
landed at Monroe, long before the Daniel
Webster, a first class steamer, which left
Detroit about the same time, could reach
there, Capt. Fred's tub labored down the
river.
Soon the Webster was seen bearing down
upon them, with at least double the speed
the Huron could make.
An anxious passenger approaching Capt.
Fred in an excited manner, said: "Capt.
the Webster is after u.s."
"Keep cool, my friend" replied the jolly
captain of the Huron, "we will soon be
after her."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08
H U M 0 R 0 U s /.
Barnum,s Balcony Band.

p. T. Barnum's band, in its palmy days,
was celebrated for doing the worst playing
heard. 1t was profitable, however, as the
this anecdote goes to show. One morning
the paper contained an advertisement
"Wanted trombone player for Bar
NUNS Balcony Band. Apply between ten
and two at the Office of the Museum"
So, about eleven o'clock the Office door
opened, and trombone entered, and
man behind it.
"You want a trombone player ?" inquir-
ed the new conner.
eyes" replied Mr.. Barnum.
"What is the place worth?" asked the
applicant.
"Oh, about twenty-five dollars a week, 1
suppose" said Barnum.
every well, should like it,
CAN right" said Barnum and all the
week through the trombone was at it's
post
Then came Saturday, and Mr.. Green the
trombone-player, presented himself for his
salary. Mr.. Barnum handed him paper
on which was written.
"Mr P. Green to Mr.. p. Il. Barnum-
to playing trombone on his balcony one
week, % dollars. Received payment,
August H. 1882
Mr.. Green read the BILL smiled, and then
looked at Barnum.
"Well," said Barnum, "it's all right,
isn't it?'
"Why," returned Green, the place is
right but you have made such funny
mistake-you have made me the debtor
instead of you"
Z" l see no mistake in that, ''said Barnum.
You are the one that has made the mis-
take. You see, the case is this. There
are good many gentlemen in this city
who are fond of practcing on brass in
struments, but they cannot do so at home
on account Of the neighbor's objections
So furnish them room on my balcony
during SO many hours per day, where it
does no harm, the street being so very
noisy and they pay me sum per week for
my trouble in keeping the organization
full. You must have thought me green to
hire and pay such an Internal poor lot of
players. However, as you have been hon
estly mistaken, you can pay me ten dollars
this week, but hereafter can make no re-
ductions.'
Mr.. Green did not play the second week.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

tB- A Yale student, who is evidently in
the journalistic" Department, writes
twelve-verse poem for the WaVerly Mag
dzine, which he entitled: "We Kissed
Each Other by the Sea-" Well, what of its
The seaside is no better for such practice
than any other locality. In fact, we have
put in some very sweet work of that kind
near the tow-path of canal in our time,
but did not say anything about it in print.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

EB- A gentleman called at the house of an
honest old lady, for the purpose of collect
ing small debt. Not collecting the
amount he promised to send in his bill that
evening. The old woman supposing that
he meant his son Willidm, replied, "Oh la,
our Sail never sit up with any one yit but
Bars clever boy, and they may build
fire in t'other room"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08
Caught a Tartar.

A gentleman one evening was seated
near lovely woman when the company
around him were proposing conundrums to
each other, and turning to his companion,
he said:
"Why is a lady like mirrors"
She gave it up.
Because, said the rude.fellow, "a mir
ror reflects without reaecting."
every good" said she. "Now answer
me. Why is man unlike mirror ?"
81 cannot tell you"
"Because the mirror is polished, and the
man is not"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
For the Cure of Weak Stomach, General Debility, In
digestion, Disease of the System Constipation,
Acidity OF the Stomach and all cases requiring tonic
The Wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
Salt Of Iron poasess Citrate OF Magnetic OXIDE com
bined with the most energetic vegetable toncs-felow
Peruvian Bark.
The effect in many of debility, loss of appetite
and general prostration, Of efficient Salt OF Iron,
combined with our valuable Nerve, ~ most happy II
the appetite raises the pulse takes on mus
cular afabblness, removes the pallor OF debility ana
gives forid vigor 10 the countenance.
Do you want something to strength your
Do you want good appetitei
Do you want to build up your constitution
Do you want to get rid Of nervousnessY
DO you want energyi
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feelingy
II you do, try Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron
This truly valuable tonic has been thoroughly test
ed by all classes OF the community that IL IL now deem
ed dispensable Tonic medicine Itcosts but little,
puTes tine blood and gives tone to the stomach reno
Yates the system and proongs life
NOW only ask trial of this invaluable tonic.
eH- Price &1 per bottle.
E H. KUNKEL, Sole Proprietor,
No. 259 North 9Th Street, below Vine,
PHILADELPHIA
Ask for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other. 7bly
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

tB- A horrid small boy quite marred his
sisters pleasure during recent examin-
alton Of school teachers, at Oswego, by en-
tering the room abruptly and shouting
" Annie your feller's down TO the house
and wants YER"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

llARDwicK Our local dramatic club gave
an entertainment at the Town Hall, on the
evening of the 18th inst. The drama entitled
&" The Last Loaf, was successfully represented
closing with the popular farce, " My Turn
Next" The attendance was good and the per
ormance meritod much praise. The receipts
were about $50.
W W Clifford, in driving around the turn
in front Of the Hotel in this village, on the
nth inst, came in contact with some lumber
wing in the street, and tipped over, ipjuring
his wife severely, disocating an elbow and
mcturing some of the bones of the forearm
besides inllioting other severe bruises. This Is
NO doubt another heavy bill for the town topay
as the obstruction encountered was clearly il
the limits Of the street. The neglect of the
town officers in this case seems the more pal
pable, inasmuch as their attention had beer
previously called to it.
Tho present prospects for our lumbermer
re not encouraging, But little lumber OF any
sind is being got out this winter. Labor If
Ugh or inefficient, and the demand for lumber
40 remuueratye rates exceedingly meager
Money stringency must, if continued, greatly
limit building projects for next season, ant
Consequently depress prices and limit the de
nand Mill owners in this section say tina
times are exceedingly blue for them, and tina
no money can be made at present prices
| they prefer letting their machinery lilo idle
than to cut out much lumber this season, asid
from supplying local wants, which promise L
! be smaller than usual