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Smyrna times., 1873-09-24
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Queer Epitaphs.

4 correspondent sends the following:
From " Book of Epitaphs, Quaint, Gu
rIous and Elegant" recently published in Eng
land, | select few which may be new and in
terestlng to some of your readers.
The necessity of rhyme is well illustrated by
the following touching epitaph:
Under this stone, aged threescore and ten,
Lie the remains of William Wood Hen.
N. B.-FOr Hen, read Cock Cock wouldn't
come in rhyme.
Epitaph:
Here lies John Bum,
Who was killed by gun.
Ills name wasn't Bum, but his real name was
Wood,
But Wood wouldn't rhyme with gun, so 1
thought Bum would.
Another:
This little hero, that lies here
Was conquer by the diarrheer.
In churchyard near Newmarket lie buried
the two wives Of Tom Sexton. On the tomb
stone of one is the following
Here lies the body of Sarah Sexton
She was wife that never vexed one.
can't say so much for the one at the next stone.
In Westminster Abbey on Samuel Foote,
the comedian:
Here lies one Foote, whose death many thous-
ands save,
For death has now one foot within the grave.
Here is curious specimen, found in the Old
Gray Friars, Edinburgh:
Here snug in grave my wife doth lie;
Now she Is at rest and so am |.
The following is beautiful instance of con-
iugal affection:
Here lies my dear wife, sad sattern and shrew;
If SAID L regretted her, | should lie too.
On lawyer, in a church yard in Norfolk
God works wonder now and then.
lie, though a lawyer was an honest man.
In St. Michael's churchyard, Coventry, on
a wife
But words are wanting
TO say what.
Look what wife should be,
And size tcaS that
On a talkatve old maid (I75O):
Beneath this silent stone is laid
A noisy, antiquated maid,
Who from her cradle talk d till death,
And 'er before was out of breath,
On Mr.. Box:
Here lies one Box within another
The one of wood was very good;
| We cannot say so much of t'Other
| will select but one more from the very
large collection before me, and would especial.
y commend this for the imitation of all your
readers who may desire similar eulogy
An honest fellow here is laid;
His debts in full he always paid
! And what more strange, the neighbors tell u.s.
lie brought back borrowed umbrellas.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

You ought to let me pass kere free of
charge, considering the benevolent nature of
my profession" said physician to a tol-gate
keeper g Not SO, was the reply, you send
too many dead heads through here now."
The doctor didn't stop to argue the point.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

A lady, in rapid pursuit of health at Sara
toga, boasted to her physician whom she met
as she was leaving the spring, 81 have Just
drank live glasses ct Congress" Then don't
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

1" If you don't want the SCOT, don't 20 up
the chimney, was the reply of an editor to
respectable" parties who requested him not
to mention the fact that they had been arrairn-
ed in the police court
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

What should talk about this evening P'
'sked prosy speaker of one of his expectant
auditors. About quarter of an hour would
be just about the thing, was the reply.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

A Green Bay man called a young lady his
. precious darling little honey-dew Of bloom
ing rosebud, and then stood breach of prom
Use suit before he would marry her.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

Good morning, gentlemen" says boot
aeddler, entering railroad car. No sne re>
Sponded. Beg parton if | have said foe
much; | withdraw the last expression. .
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

They call Mrs Wray, of Georgia, unfeeIiuR
was being aid away in the silent tomb
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

An Engishman who is visiting this country
has poor idea of the freedom of country
that has to get its weather from the govern
ment.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24
Pastor NJ Church, SMYRNA, Del
Asbury NJ Z. Parsonage, Feb. 7th. 1878.

FrOm the Proprietor of the Clayton House, Whining
ton, Del
WILMINGr ron, DEL, June %. 1873.
A. E. WORDEN, Esu-Ded- Sir:-HavIng used one
Of your Ladies' Friend" Washing Machines for sew
era months. find II to be great Labor Saver, and
gives entire satisfaction in every respect and would
cheeriully recommend the Machine to a parlIesde.
string 10 purchase. Very Respectfully.
H. w. SAWYER.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24

From James Riddle the oslLknolon cotton factor, Of
Wilmington, Del.
BRANDYwINE COTTON MILLS August l3. 1878
Ma A. E. WoRDEN-DeGr Sir:-Your Machine
gives enIIre satisfaction. and The ladies OF my house
ATE very much pleased with it. We have hal other
Washing Machines but yours seems TO answer the
purpose better than any had previously tried In
close. please find check for Sl3 90 IN payment.
which please acknow ledge and Ohiige.
Yours truly JAMES RlDOLE.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24
TESTIMONIALS: :
From Pastor Of NJ. E Church, Smyrna, Del

From Pastor of W. Z ChuTcN, OMyTHu, DFE'
Ma. A. Z. WORDEN- Dear Str :-lt gives me great
Measure TO recommend The Ladies Friend" Wash
ing Machine. have been using one in my family
since the LIST Of October. 1872. prefer II to any
other we have tried Il thorough washer, a
quick washer, an economical washer and Pltogelher
the cheapest washer for a IaIge family, that have
ever known. Ii neither rubs nor tears The clothes
to pieces nor does ii give pain to the back arm or
slde Of the operator is largely used by the fami-
lies in this community, and every one who follows
the printed directions accompanying the Machine, is
delighted with the results. You and your agents
ought to push the sale Of the Machine with vgor tor
you will be doing good To many households oy help
ing them in the tIresome labor Of the wash day.
Yours truly, g. A PHEBUS,
Pastor NJ Church. Smyrna, Del.
Asbury NJ Z. Parsonage, Feb. 7ih. 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24
THE
lADY'S FRIEND
Wa hing M achine!

This Machine, in puce suits the times; il has in
ts comb nation, the PERFECTION OF all other ma
chiues OF It's order by of the Patent Pendu-
Ium Attachment the operator hes great ease IN the
nressure against the clothing that delicate tOOnldn
or small child can operate with IL successfully.
Read the following certificates order the machine,
give II trial in accOr lance with the accOmpa panyIng
,ections for Mree months and if satisfaction is not
gwen we will return the money, less transportation,
on the return OF the machine IN good order. Remem-
her Ihe PRICE, SI3, at the Factory.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-24
From the Presiding ELder Of Easton District, n

From the Presiding Elder Of Easton District NJ.
E. Church. Smyrna, Del.
SMYRNA. July 7lh, 1873.
Mr.. A. F.. WoRDEN-DeGr Strive have used
your Washing Machine tcaIled The Ladies trend') }
in my family Tor some time past now take pleasure
in certifying that it has given satisfaction. II does It's
work we'll saves time, labor and clothing. and at
this day when house labor difficult to command
this Machine is what 1t purpOts to he. The Ladies
Friend as with the al small boy) It does
the drudgery in this d. partment of housekeeping.
Yours truly, JOHN HOUGH.
A. e. WORDEN, Manufactures,
Sept. 25-Iy. SMYRNA. DEL.
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& Fearful Death by Machinerr.

n letter dated Newburg, \. Y. February
l., says:
Il Is scarcely ever within the province Of a
nowspnner to chronicle r,nrr s;ckcninr arc,,
dep. than that Rhich hann"nc2 ;r, james
&ii&am, WIN was dr.v7a tset ior"sf,o-t tllro,, h
t'S" massive iron ro'!ers cnlv lhrce and :, half
inches arsrt, ind ~hieh p-c used in ti,srenir.
bars Of steel fnr the plates nf saws Mr.. NIL
iean was cIrpt"ycd rs black rni,l's Ha'nnr n
the steel rolling mill of Wheeler. sfa6daT, 4
Clemson. lie was climbing upon :; board
laid across rods over the rollers, in order TO
place in position wroHch whic'. l., used IN
regulate the space through which the heated
steel and iron are passed when the board SUD-
denly tipped causing linn to fall His feet
a'ruck upnn the steep side in front Of the roI
iers, which were rovo!7 !7irS az the rae Of six+y
times minute, md we're instantly caught
between them The poor fellow had only
time 10 utter the single cry OF 'Oh !" while
his body. feet fOrnmos. WIS being drawn
through q space Of "nlv three and a h.if
inches. Hardly second had eIanscd before
the body was a shameless TNash of flesh. blood
bones, and clothes. presenting. as it did. the
most horrible and sckenine sight that ewes
could look upon. It dropped from the rol-
lers lump and 0uveriny mass. end when
Strengthened out covered !. space OF ground
that two men would occupy. Not whole or
ncrfect hone remained in tho body. and many
bones were nrntruding through the flesh and
clothing at different places. The head was a
fearful sight to look upon. 1t had gone
through the rollers face upwards. and it came
out completely aattened and partially turned.
Strong minded. ahlebnGied men were horrif-
ed and hardly able to stand and look at the
scene. which really heggars description His
comrades who Witnessed the terrible affair
were struck dumb with awe, and rendered
almost emotiohIess and silent as the corpse
before them. except when questioned The
deceased was about So years old, and leaves
wife and two little children in moderate
circumstances
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P0ETIcAL.
,.aa tFor the Spirit of Jetferson.l
y HOME, SWEET HOME.

Home. sweet home. o, how endearine
Is this s3cred spot to all,
Where new joys recurring ever
Ssrve TO gladden. and enthTall:
Where true hearts in pure affection
Fondiy welcome those who roam,
Where all things in form uuchanging
Seem towhisper, ''This is hOme!''
TheIe ali social ties are founded
There the hbpde OF love are sealed,
There the aching heart j. opened
And its eorrOws are revealed;
There the feelings that at hidden
From the eworld'S cold sympathy.
Arc disclosed n I'D ccntided
To our friends in sc.recv
There we srend the davs of chigdhoo:
Full of hnpcs and visions fair,
There our infant stcDs are guided
B7s narrnt's wstchtul care:
There our faItering childish voices
Never ceasine, ever cay.
Are first lei :" praisr our Maker,
And in thanktutncss 10 pray.
When the gravrr age of manhUod
Brings i;s visions. ever CAV,
And our rest!esS, rowing nature
Lerds Our fDnfsI"pE tar away,
1h"m. how often; o. bow often
Doth our Spirits s,otneward roam,
Aud our hearts in sad rcpinirg
Heave a sigh iur home, sweet home!
When the breath Of life ia taken
Aud the soul hath win ged it's fight,
Aud hath passed thOsr heavenly portals
Which concea the reaim OF light,
Then Inc voice of Christ, its Saviour,
Gently whispers, Come, O, come,
And the angel host rciniciae
Sweetlv echnes. Home, Sweet Home!
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Temperance in the Bible.

!. Who was the FIRST drunkard? Gen. ix {:
2. VIII" took the first temperance pledge i?
Judges xiii IL, 14.
D. Did any body mentioned in the Bible
ever tax" the pledge Of his own accord p
Dan. j: s.
Was he any healthier or wiser in con-
sequence? Dan Is, II
s. Ought kings to drink wine? Prov.
XXI: H.
g. Ought ministers to drink wine? Lev.
viii 9.
7. Ought we to make companions of drunk
ards? I Cor II.
8. Can any druukard enter the kingdom Of
heaven? l Cor vi: 9, 10.
9. Does God pronounce any woe upon
drunkards? ? lisa. v: II, %
10 Why has he pronounced this woe p
Isa. xviii 7, s.
IL Are druukords likely to ge. rich ?
Prov. xxi II.
~ What are the consequences of drink:
ing? Prov. xiii: %. 30.
IL. How may we avoid these conseouences?
Prov. zxiii 81.
"a. What will be the result if we disregard
this advice? Prov. xiii: SO.
ID. Is 1t wise to tamper with strong drink !?
Prov. Xxx: 1.
l6 Where was the FIRST temperance society ?
Jer XIV: 6-8.
IL. What blessing did God pronounce upon
the first temperance society? Jer z1xv /:
18, 10
TX Is intemperance vice7 Gal v: 81.
~ When is Temperance virtue? GAL
v: 22, %
20. Tobacco and opium were not known
when the Bible was written, so that they are
not mentioned by name in the Bible; but is
there anything in the Bible which covers all
intemperate habits2 Rom xiv: 81.
Kouth's Temp. Banner.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER Ard POTOMAC Il. Il.
TIM TABLE.

TRAINS GolNo Souri,
Leave Earper's Ferry att 90, A N,ard l 35 p N,
Leave Shcns nGOSh at O6, a NJ @ud 30 P NJ
Leave Key ee' Switch att 10, a NJ and It5pM
Leave lalltown ut I SO. A NJ and 81 NJ
Leave Charlest"%n n att fy 4 VI and , ul p NJ
Leave Ca neroE's ats II, A NJ suI 2 70 p NJ
Leave Summit Point al > 80, a ii and IS P NJ
Leave Vaudeville at 81 7. A NJ aud , SO p NJ
Leave OPeq"on Bridge 81 o2, A III, = go II NJ
Leave StophcHsor' al 2l, A NJ and > so P Nj.
Arrive at Winchester at 40. 4 N, 3 Gl pm
1-cnye WinchceIcr at 50 y VI nd 3 Us P ri
Arrive al Strasbnrg at II 40 A NJ and O5, r NJ.
TRAISs Goiso NoRg4,
Leave Stra shurg : IS i " aud I2 10. p hT
Arrive at Winchester at 50 Il M amt . 81. PM
Leave Winchester at lO2i A " amd 3Oi NJ
Leave Stcpheps"E's at IL 81 A NJ 4 nd 5 l3 PM
Leave CpcQu"n B-ide" at 10 ~ A NJ and 5 IS P M
Leave Vaudeville et !0s5 y III ard 3 81 p ~
Leave Summit Point 10 ~ \ TT and 4 70 p H.
leave IIneron at |. IA a ii sud ! Al p NJ.
Leave CnarieFtowE Mt II u NJ AID G3 P NJ.
Leave EAIi'"wp at II 81 = n and d 20 2 81.
Leave Eeyes' SswiIc ut II 81 a " and 36P NJ
Leave Shenandoah ri II Is : NJ lad 8 81 r NJ
Arrive at E!aTper's Ferry II 80 ii and 90 P NJ
A. D. WOOD, Agent, garp"r'= Ferry.
T!IUS. Il. SHARP,
NoT. 4, 1872. Aos's Mt"ter OF transportation.
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5Pi5it Of yctftfusolr. fl
oharlestoWn. jefferson County, West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAR H4, 1913.
Death of a Christian Soientist-'Do /
Drag Ny Anchorg.D

The Lexington (Va) Gazette gives an iu-
terestIng account of the death of the dis
t'pguished Scientist Commodore Maury. OF
his last hours the reportsays: ID
Since his return last Fall from tour 20 the
North and West his health has been preca-
rious. On his arrival at home in October his
stomach was much irritated and bleeaing.-
The Surgeon succeeded in sutduing the in
fanation, but the system conld NOT be rallied
For weeks the utmost skill of his physian
could only prevent decline. The noble suf
terer saw the situation and judged the contest
ominously He Interpreted it rs the COM
m"nd of God to launch on the viewless and
eternal sea. He had stood before Kings
lie was summoned now before the King of
Kings. He set his house in order and pre-
pared for the voyage with the rational diIi>
gence of Philosopher and thc serene cnur-
age of Christian. He called his medical
adviser and thanked him for his faithful SER
vices, requesting him to make no more exer-
tinns to prolong the contest The distant
members of his family were called around
him II Histem1ora affairs were arranged with
careful, wise, and unhurricd effort He gave
himself, after Ire ordered the door to swinr
wide for tho expected messenger from the
sties, larger attention To his 3evctinns and
waited with serene confidence and Christian
tranquility the coming the courier. Dnriug
tits time he corrected snrne of his later ruh>
Ecations. In olIuding to his probable burial
in Eastern Virginia he expressed the wish
that his body might remain in I,exin~ton till
the Spring, when she laurel and flowers in the
Goshen Gap the ALWAYS Travelled this p;c,ur-
esque Pass on the outside of the stage) would
be in bloom
He requested that when tho physician 7ro
nounccd him diving he should he informed of
1t. after dissolution had herun he was asked
if he was aware ofhis condition, and answered
he was. He retained his conaciousncss ill
within hrcf time of his death. As the
supreme hour drew near he turned to his son
Col r. j. Maurv ard asked in the language
Of the r"'inH nAssi0n ''Do seem to drag nv
snohorS 2" The answer, they arc srro and
s'e"dfast," gave him gratifying assurqncc.-
When he had been silent for somctisno and
euprosed to s'e sreechla>s. Co1oncl Nf>nrv ap.
rT"ached him and ingnir" h;s condition =
II" responded with marked t3istinctuo>a and
"mphss;s, AN ia we'll" Soon i,e snw the
signal ard set sail iGr the eternal shores.
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AGENTS.

pD~The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorlz"d to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scRlPT1oN for the Spirit Of .Jcferson," and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. MCGLINcY-!S -!Shepherastopn.
JOHN P. KEAnFoor-M MurtjnsJurg.
CHAs. Il. LEE-BerryoiLe. .e..s F.
JoEL W. RopunTs-4 4Njddleuov.
ADAM LINK, Jr -D4fiei2s Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHARr- InionviWe.
NJ. W. BuRR-B Brorn's Shop.
i H. RoEERTs-Henrmc
HENRY S. LEAGUE-L Lccto,on.
don v HlIcrN.
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Ten Acres Enough.

In Europe, ten acres of rich land is n small
fortune to an industrious family Suppose
we see what an industrious family may do on
ten acres of land near this place One acre
tor the house, lot. yard and stable lot. One
acre 10 grape vines will produce in year or
two an abundance of fruit. In ten wears the
vines will be worth SI5 to 500 per vine, OF
from So, 900 to $4,000. One acre of the
right variety Of rawberries, with proper cui>
tuTe, will produce handsome income. One
acre should be devoted to dwarf pears.
with mixture Of standard trees. Two acres
should be devoted to apples, peaches and other
fruits, and the kitchen garden. One acre
should be devoted to corn forage for the stock.
Three acres will be enough. for raising corn.
potatoes, pumpkins, DC Two mich cows
could be kept up all the time. fed all they
could eat, and pay handsomely for their good
treatment. One horse could also he sustained.
Pigs and poultry could be kept in good or
der w'thoutmuch expense. The products of
the barn-yard, and the use of green manures,
With thorough ppEverization of the soil, will
make the soil richer every year, Such 8
place in ten years would yield princely rev.
enue to its owner Thin nk of the result of one
hundred such fsrms.-Lily Of the Valley.
An editor answered challenge, ..when
! want to die, can shoot myself
What is that which ties Two persons.
hut only touches one? y wedding ring.
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MARRIED LIFE Deceive NOT one another
in small things, DOR in great. Que ttle sim
gle iasehood has, before nnw, disturbed a
whole married life. a small cause has often
great consequences. Fold not the arms to-
gether and sit idle. DO no, run much from
home. One's own health is of more worth
than gold. Many marriage begins like the
rosy morning, and then tails away ike snow
wreath. Aud why? Because the hurried
pair neglect to be as wol>pleasing to each
other after marriage ns before. Endenvor
always to please one another; but, at the same
time. lavish not all your love on to-day, for
remember that love has its Tomorrow, too!
Spare" as one may say, fuel for the win.
ter" Consider what the word "wifs" ex-
presses. The married woman is the husbands
domestic faith. In her hand he must be able
to confde house and family be able to trus.
her with the key of his heart as well as the
key of his house.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

VANTHiNE-The most popular and efficient
"A Hair Restorative i'll usc-ior rCetcriro gray
hair to its natural color and beauty. Il is the
and cheapest hair dressing i'll the word. Iust
ceived and for sRIe by C.E BELLER.
Char lestown Feb. II, 1873.
CAGES Catarrh Remedy, for the cure of Catarrh
~ and Ozena-nevcr known to fail u hen properly
used-for sale by c.. E BELLER.
Char estnwn. Feb. IL 1873.
MICHIGAN Fine Cut Chewing Tohscco G rave.
ing and Smoking Tobacco; also fine Havana and
Domestic Cigars. aiwsys to be had at
Charlestown, Feb. II. 1873. C f. RELLER.
DHY SICIA NS' Prescriptions and Family Recipe
4 carefully and accurately prepared 3; all hour
of the day and night. T.. =. BELLER
Charlestown, F"b. II, 1873.
poND's Extract the Homeopathic remedy for
received and Tor sale by G. L. BELLER.
T,HE Alexander Feeding Bottle hna an advantag q ge
x over all others in shape-it = a fiat md up
right bottle combined. can be cInptitd the last
drop. and its pscu liar formation preciuC the poe
sbiity of leaks ge. in whatever position it NAV bo
placed-for sale by z. Z. BELLER.
Charlestown, Feb. lS, 1873
7 oGAN LIST 81 CO.'S Baking Powder. warrant
~ ed TO make light, sweet and nutritious Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit. Rusk, Muffns, Corn Bread and ali
kinds of Griddle Cakes decidedly the best and
most economical in usf-for sale by
Chsrlestown, Feb. IS, 1873. c. c. BELLkR.
DOwDER in Canisters and Ruik Shot of a II kinds
Il and sizes. Rrinkerhoff's Corn Husker, Tarred
Cordage for binding fodder, Swine Jewels, Adjust
able Draw Knives, Galvanized Rods. W Water Buck
ets, Sausage Cutters and Filters. Butcher Knives
Mince Meat Choppers, Lanterns, Wash Pane. Dog
Irons, Stew Pans, &c. JAS. LAW. HOOFF
October %, 1872.
z AM now in receipt of full line oi goods, to
Z which Invite especial attention.
JAS. Law. HooFF.
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CHANGED FR ET.

T WOULD most respectfully give notice. to my
i friends aud the public generally, that have
rnoved my JE wELRY STORE opposite to my old
stand, and next door Mr. Gustav Browns CON
fectione' store. where will conduct my business
in all it's branches, keeping hand a fu. line OF
articles in
JEwELRy, WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Also, Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jcwciry.
at prices as low as it is usually done in the city
Than ktul for paAt avnrs would most reepect-
fully solicit con ntinuanCe OF the came
April 10. 1872. /. DINKLE.
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PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER i co,
The Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER co,
The Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER.
7" which they call special attention. They will,
send on appilcn tlun their improved and accurate
RULES FOH SELF MEASUREMENT,
and full line of camp lee from their immense eock
oI Cloths. CassiInercs. COatiags. Siirtines Sc,
thus enabling parties IN Hnrt Ut IIc country to
order their Ctptgng and $hirta Gir.C' from them
with the Certainty OF receiving gaflHents of
The Tcry Latest .Sty1c
A0@ Jiost Pcrfcct Fit
attslnablc. Goods ordered will be sentby Express
y any part -; the country Aq is Vii h Inu,,,
thre. Years CXcslted iii n!l departments of cir
business, which is substantial guarantee as To- the
chs'nctsr OF the t'"on they will sc"d cut. large
nnd well assorted stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hard. together With fail lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
inoludi:'g al! the latest novelties in design, and
Ar POPEL-lf5 Pi2IG rs
When G"ods cent per Ezprcsz g. o n, thcrc
VII! De ." COLI ct"n car9" .Inuuats o: $50 and
over; huSs ior sc!t measurement. Samples OF
Goods a"d t'rIcc Lie; flee application The at
t"ntl"n OF the trHns is invited to our WHOLESALE,
DePartni' nj, which iN !"ays kept u the nj snea1
standArd.
NOAH WALKER {, co,
Manufacturers .srd nare-s !n a!ar', and Boys
Ci'i:'tn@- aud !'r'rjs1lr. Goods. either
ready mad" ~ 4.t'.c to "r,tcr.
1G5 and I67 I,aitiInore Street.
EALTI3IoRG, Nd.
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= Who was the strsightest man mentioned
in the Bible? Joseph Because Pharoah made
a ruler of him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
HYMNAT,-

II HAVE just received the New Hvrnnal. at prices
1 ranging from Soc to S 50 .also with mu-
sic to each hymn w s MASON.
SHOCKLEY'S InfalIib!e Cure for Cholera in PouI-
- try also preventive of Gapes in Young Chick
No one should be without p bottle. At
MA&OS'S Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

Can the man who of morning lies drunk
on your doors;eps be said to be stoopefed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

-Ifyou meet young lady who is not
very shy, you had better be little shy your
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

TO keep warm of cold day, women
double the cape, and men double the horn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

lie the doc,hur ing" '.No. VIII Won
leave your Dame?" can go home widout
un."