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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17
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COMMUNICATED.

DIR. Editor The 'tWomsn's movement"
also termed their Crusade" their War"
against the sellers and selling of LIQUOR.
which originated in the west more particu.
larry in the State of Ohio. which has been
prosecuted with SO much zeal and personal
sacrifice and that seems to be spreading like
hre On western prairie, has attracted yery
largely the public attention of the country to
II, and elected comment pro and con both
from the secular apd religious press. Itmay
in truth be said, the ike was never before
known in this country or any other; at least.
wa have no record of such a move. It is
wholly unique IN its working and instrumen>
taiities. Whatever has been done actively in
the past tn check and destroy the giant evil,
as to its Initiation and prosecution has been
the work of the sterner sex; having the si>
lent Influence and corporation of woman
But now, it takes novel and startling phase
The rugged masculine actors of the PAST do
not appear in the scene, but gentle, Winning,
pathetic, loving, earnest woman comes to the
front and.by personal plea of songs tears en-
treaties and prayers, not at distance either
but in the very presence of the iniquity seeks
to win sDd conquer the SHINING ones. We
may pause just here and ask, must not that
he monster evil that arouses such move
"1' anu
retiring to this bold line of action? Must
not the necessity that is upon them be terrible
thst forces her consent 10 go ont from the
sweet home circle into the public streets,
through the storm, TO tho very mouth of the
pit, aye if permitted, into the sink, doegery
salnon, or whatever called. encountering
scorns, retufs and insult and there upon her
Blended knees on the hard pavement or noor
with tenrs and prayers and holy ra,hos be-
eeech the offenders to cease their unholy traf-
fic All many of those women have felt the
''iron to pierce their own souls" There are
wives. whose husbands are debauched and
ruined by rum. There are mothers, whose
sons have been brought to carly graves hy
the fatal cup. There are sisters, whose
brothers have stained and blurred their lives
hy frequen:nr the brothel. Many there are
in that army of women. who have had their
homes cDce peaceful and happy made sad and
desolate by strong drink. And now, that the
State cnactments fail to meet the case. that
Temperance organizations and efforts fail to
remedy the evil, they go in person to the evil
doers themselves. They would beard the
Lion in his den" They ply with woman's
eloquence the human beasts who have mode
their husbands drunkards, murdered their
sons and brothers, end blasted Ihrir once
happy homes and fresides. to enrich them,
selves. Who can blame them ? Who won
der 1T their zeal and courage? Such, Mr.
Editor, are the stubborn facts More anon
TIMoTHEUs.
ChorlasEo-r M,-oL 10 1877
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH u, 1874.
DEATH OF WILLARD FILLMORE.

Ex>President Willard Fillmore died at his
residence in Buffalo, N. Y, on the sth in
slant. in the 18th year of his age Willard
Fillmore was the thirteenth President of the
United States, having been elected Vice Pres.
ident on the Taylor ticket in 1913, and sue
ceading to the presidency the death of
General Taylor, july 9, 1850. Mr. Fillmore
was born in Locke township. Cayuga county,
New York. January 3, 1900. and was second
of nine children. His education was limited,
and he never saw either a grammeT or ge-
ography until he was nineteen years of age.
At fourteen he was aPpreuticed to learn the
fuiler's trade, and the next five years were
devoted to that and to labor upon his fathers
farm, spending portion of each winter in
atten ding the rude common schools of the
county. In 1919 he conceived the design of
studying law, and supported himself by
teaching while studying law.
Dir. Filimore's political life commenced in
1928, when he was elected representative to
the State Legislature by the anti Masonic
party. He served three successive terms.
In the autumn of 1882 he was elected on the
anti Jackson ticket to Congress. After serv-
ing one term, he retired till 1886, when he
was reelected to the same position as wing.
IIswas chosen again in 1910 He was
decided whig. and labored earnestly in sup,
port of the internal Improvement and pro-
tective tariff policy of that party. He retired
from Congress in March. 1913. In the
Wing National convention which met in Bal
timOre city in 1914 he was supported by his
own State and by one of the western States
as candidate for the vice presidency
In 1S47, he was elected comptroller of the
State of New York, and in June, 1913, was
nominated by the Wing National convention
for the vice presidency, with General Zachary
Taylor for president, aud wss elected in the
ensuing November. President Taylor died
on July 9, 1850, and Mr.. Fillmore took the
oath of Office as President on July 10. His
administration, as whole, was acknowledged
to be patriotic. able, and useful, and his
purity as public man was uuquestioned.
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G1ED.

II this town. cu M"ndHv tho 9th Of March.
1874 Mrs. JANE O'BANNON, re'ict Of Mr. Ernch
and mother of Squire O'Bannon of this town
aCei about OF years.
On SUNDAY nioIt. S'h of Ma-ch, rear this
town, Mr. HENRY WILT. AGED SIS years.
At lis r"side"ce near Sh"rhe-ds+own, on the
9Th inst, MR.. JOHN 7. BILLMYER. in the 42nd
year of his age.
In STANFORD. c.. on tho eth nit. Mrs. Macy
z. BARiIlOLAMtIS. dau~htc- of Henry Keller
and 20 da"s.
In ,Nartinsburc. on the 9Th inst. Mr., RIDINGs,
aged co Y ars.
On the 4tN inst. in Martinsburg. Mrs. JANE.
DAY. aged 20 wears.
y" N" G5l i"st.. in Mirtinsburg Mr.. JOHN C..
FISHER, aged ca years.
OBITUARY.
A. the "csifcnce "f his father. Geo. Vt Sir
ing, the 4'l i"st.. JAMES GRANTHAM SHIR-
LEY, IN I'll" 2!st year of his aye.
1onnG shirley vas n "eneroHs and kind
n"''r H't Xnnfh m atfe"tinnatP s"n AMI loving
brother Tn" Surge cr-,w.I "f old AMI vnnng
white ana COHrs'. thar assembled 10 paw him
universal estenD, IN vino, la ,,-,s Ill -
whole community.
N" last siv months of his life was srent in
I1S Tpnni. lie EUff ret much PAIN Int with
r';"""nass and almost with"nt Il nrrrrrlr c.
se'%rs Ia t last, he said I've WAS read" and glad
{" 'li t't lie might he free from nam and he
liz eHT"n with lis mother.
50 sTrret was his death, and SO willing was he
gain
DEATH led no sting for him. Blessed be God,
wi Il rlvetii HS the vi"t0rv.
Loving !ath"r. .fImic'I distressing cough will
oiStEfh T'u no NOR" i'll v0uT sleep, hut lis an
G"iie VOC" viii we!c"n" you to the home of the
Oar brothers and sisters. brother .Ji:nie's
q 'n'I" sG';t" VIII greer YrI 40 more whel: Won
el t%r MS sick chamber: hat with what 81 smile
Ti!i.i' =" get Gu when You enter the home of
hen Weep not for .Jinp, who is row Mt rest
h"'"tys y" Gods grace Won VIII with Inn be
blessed.
A FRIESD.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate was not in session on The Tth.
In the House the day was devoted to speech
making, and addresses were delivered by
Messrs Wood, Burchard, Beck aud Kelley
on the bills relating to taxation. The event
of the day was the scathings exposure of the
false promises, shortcomings and extrava-
gance in the financial administration of the
Republican party, made by Mr.. Beck.
In the Senate, on the 9th, the chaplain de-
livered another sensational prayer. After the
reading of the Journal, the death of express
ident Fillmore was announced, and in respect
to his memory the Senate adjourned In the
House the death of Mr.. Fillmore was an
nounced, and eulogies were delivered by
Messrs. Dawes, Cox, Wood and Maynard.
In the Senate. on the 10th, several rail-
road bills were reported, and the bill to equal
ize National Banking Currency was discussed,
but no action taken. In the House reso-
luton was adopted requesting the judiciary
Committee to report whether legislature is
necessary to compel West Virginia to pay a
proper portion of the debts of the State of
Virginia. The Legislative Appropriation
bill was taken up in Committee of the Whole,
and Mr.. Beck delivered an eloquent address.
in which he denounced the outlawful expen-
ditures of the Administration.
No business was transacted in the Senate
on the 1lth, as Immediately after the reading
of the Journal the illness of Mr.. Sumner was
announced and an adjournment was ordered.
In the House Dumher of pension bills were
passed, among them one restoring to the rolls
names of soldiers aud sailors Of the war of
1872, stricken off for disloyalty. Pending
debate the death of Senator Sumner was an.
Dounced and the House adjourned.
No business was transacted in either House
on the 18th
In tho Senate. on the 18Th, the day was de-
voted to formal ceremon les in relation 10 the
death Of Hon. Charles Sumner. The remains
were then entrusted to the Sergeant at Arms
and the committee appointed to convey them
to his home, and the Senate adjourned until
Tuesday. No business was transacted in the
House, the members being in attendance upon
the funeral ceremonies of Mr. Sumner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17
Chorlestown, March 10. 1874
LETTER FROM MISSOURI,
CoopFr Co. No ATarcL o. 1871

COOPER Co., No, March I'd 1874.
j. w. D"Lyur0. CAorlcsio,rn. ". "a:
DEAR SiR:-I have Travelled over this State
and it embraces great variety Of soil No
place OF State has greater openings FOR the farE1
ing class than the southern part Of this State
Lands are cheap, ranging from 81 % to $40 90
per acre, and farmers that would use half the
industry and economy as in vnur cnnntrv.
would soon have farms Of their own here
Hundreds of thousands of acres, among the
finest and most productive lands in the world
lie Wild and uninhnbitrd in the sou.hern nart
ct this State. while little effort Is made hy
the State so induce their colonization or set
tIcmen'. Missouri embraces within her lm>
it, every requisite to the cS'abljsi,n,ea. oF
permanent prosperity. and only asks the k,14-
handman, the mechanic and she artisan, To-
devel"p and hni!d it UT. and VIC only want
the farmin: class of your ropulstion.
With pr"rHT conceptions Of duty and some
previous information of the climate resources
and general character of the country. it
wouid prove Of much ultimate slvart,gc to
Missouri. ard tc the means of bu;ifIirg M
numerous and thriving communities where
now prevails hnt an unhrokcn solitude
We have hills and mountains rich in
precious Ores or fitted to the culture of the
grape in Ensr"elnus proFu=ion Wa h,~,
broad !varies n",l valleys capable Of growing.
every species Of crop in luxurisrt abundrnca.
:No have iron, copper. lead and coal. in GUAM
titles known Ia be equal to any conceivable
want. and all th't is required to convert those
mineral products ipto their varicns uses ia the
labor to lif. them from the earth. Then mrat
follow quickly the capital to utilize them the
manufacturing enterprise to place them on TIE
markets in the varied fnrm= of industrial fab
ricatinn. and with these the necessary ON,
ployment of thousapls of artisans and IA.
h"rerS, all adding TO the substantial wealth Of
the State.
close for this time. The whest navcr
looked better at this season and every pros
pect for abundant crop of fruit.
Respectfully yours,
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Eag- The N. Y. ST." distinctly charges that
President Grants cOnchman, footuan, barber,
and all the male employees about the White
House not provided for in the Congressional
appropriations for the Executive Mansion are
borne on the rolls of the Adjutaut- eneral's
Office as enlisted men, and are paid from the
appropriations for the support of the army.
The SIN says these facts are notorious and
incoatrovertible. yet there is not member OF
Congress on either side who has the courage
to call attention to them, and introduce bill
to remedy the evil
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17

EXTENSIVE MAGNETIC IRON OREs.-Ex>
tensive beds Of magnetic iron ore have been
recently discovered on the lands of Major p.
Il. Borst, in Page county, Va. Eve miles in
length and from one to two in bredth. Sci
eutifc aud practical biologists have exam
ined these wonderful deposit and pronounce
them to be literally mountain of ore of pure
quality, resembling gray pig metal itself, and
inexhaustible in quantity, there being mil
lions of tons of it. It-has been aualyzsd BY
scientific mineralogists, and pronounced equal
to the best Lake Superior ore.
[Raye Courier.
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ST0CEHOiNERS MEETi}G

I y ru-Eua"c" tn adjournment. y" annual meet
I me Of Inc Nryck nnd' r. OF nr Slru;,r,io:,l,
hHt'fF L"'it""h GomTaHy vil b. :'cld ~ iEo
Va, "n lat. s. ;iv. Tia, IN nay "f li'SIl Ir;l Tor
ia" r'';ru-" "t U.etI..i, :. P."slii.ur aud iin..d
90 !'.'."i'is :'ir ,:i, ''lt an! 20
sI'' ii 'Ji';v ic-!ci5 "f ..rSiI--s a- may COM. BE-
tOir i!Iu I4ec1Iug Aiuil attc u.a..cs!< ...i..,,r
Marcel :. fS:--;. = - i 90
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HAIRED.

On the Sd inst, on TIE Bridge nj Harporis Few
~, nv Rev.: A. McFaden. JOSEPH Fl. ROD
ERICK. of Ohio. and Miss NORA KREPPS, of
Bolivar, in this comfy.
On Tuesday evening. at the Presbyterian Par
sonage: s.enherhstnwn. by Rev. Fl c. Brown.
Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR to Mrs. ELIZABETH
SMITH all of that vicinity.
On the Sd of March, at the residence nf the
brides father, by Rev. W. G. Coe. Rev. HENRY
G. PlTZER. of the Baltimore Conference, to
Va
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RS~ The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are
making preparations to run a train of PULL
man palace cars through from Baltimore to
the White Sulpher Springs during the ap-
preaching springs season. They will use the
Chesapeake and Ohio road from Staunton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17

e. Governor Kemper of Virginia, has
appointed the following gentlemen MS his
aides>de camp, with the rank of colonel of
cavalry Walter Fl. Taylor, of Norfolk !;
Charles S. Stringfellow. of Petersburg
William S. Gilman, of Richmond; John W.
Daniel. of Lyuchburg; William Watts, of
Roanoke; Chas. a. Davidson, of Lexington !;
and S. ]. c. Moore. of Clarke.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17

PIMPLES, ERUPTInNS. RnUGu SKIN
The system being put under the influence Of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
few weeks. the skin becomes smooth. clear.
soft, and velvety, and being illuminated with
the glow OF perfect health from within. true
beauty stands forts in all its glory. Nothing
ever presented to the public as n beartifer of
the c"mp'eXion ever gave such salts faction for
this purpose rs this Discovery. The effects
OF all medicines which operate uron the svs-
tenn through the medium of the blood arc
necessarily somewhat slow. no matter how
good the remedy employed. While one 10
three hotties clear the skin of rimpIes
blotches. erup'"ns, yellow spots, comednnes.
or ''grubs, dozen may possibly he required
to cure some cases where the system is rotten
with scrofulors or virnieut blood roisons.-
The cure of all these diseases. however. from
the common pimple to the worst scrofnla is.
with the use of this most potent agent, only a
matter of time. Sold By all Druggists.
COrerca NTH ErWpfions. Cured.
CLAvERACK. Columbia Co., y. Y.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sri am sixty years of age, and
have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in the
worst form for great many years. until. ac>
cidentally, I saw one of your books. which
described my cas-" exactly. bought your
Golden Medical Discovery and took two bot
ties and half, and was entirely cured From
my shoulders to my hands I was entirely
covered with eruptions, also on face and body
| was likewise afflicted with Rheumatism. so
that walked with great difficulty. and that
is entirely cured. May God spare you long
life to remain blessing to mankind. With
untold gratitude.
MDc
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@ The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Company is the only eastern railroad organ
ization authorized to make through bills of
ladiDg between the east aud San Francisco,
San :Iosc and Sacramento.
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PUBLIC RENTING.

WILL be rented on SATURDAY. MARCH
w 2Sth, 1874, at 8 O'Clock. P. NJ, Two Room
In the new Town Hall BuIlding, and adjoining
the Market. Time and Terms made known on
that daY By order of the
March IL. 1s74-2t. COUNCIL.
SEED Oats. Hungarian Grass and Corn. for saIe
~ by JAS. LAW. HOoFF
KERosENE Oil, warranted non-expIosiTe-
n Special discours on or 10 gallons.
VS.. MASON.
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S8 Sylvanus W. Hall. Clerk of the wes.
Virginia Court of Appeals, has rendered his
resignation and the same has been accepted.
to take effect the 18th day of August next.
re- Elliot Vawter, Esq. State Senator
from the Eighth Senatorial District, died at
his home in Monroe county on Sunday, March
LIST, in his sixty second year.
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SyRYEYlNe, ENGINEERING. &C.

AH!NiS r"s'''',,.'! t!ic practice AND sur
& Z NEiiNG, E>.iifEI.EEiNi8 AND CONVEY
~ AID ti:.S.I., :.r:.Ci,irh s,a ;. u; Il.
bECN y, WIN III = III t." DHsln"~~, gvc offer orr
services 20 u Y Old I.a;ro.i IF .Je.i:rsur Clarke
Iied$i !ch, Berkeley and LDU!O.Ju. aud ;iti Cf urr.
wa also leach PIuuurrl phV Whoever IA class
can h'- formed, 10 i.iSjViduris GA rris.5:.I,.e
terms. JAMES II i.;.1iyS
S..nt 20 1.-n-.f - -. -.
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FOR RENT.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE,

I HAVE for sala r"ur of the latest improved
GROVER x BAKER SEWING MACH MES
stltcn-whIch ] Will sell for F-7ficcn Dollars
lower; than they can be pur chased uf the agent
n. B-I can and viii keep those rnuchineS in
thorough repair, which will save the purcit:lscr
the trouble and expense Of .cn.iing them TO Bal
tImOre. ,JNO. r. 4 REDNJAT
Mach 10. 1S7l.3t 80 - ~
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: It looks as if manufacturing must gain
great impetus in the next few years.
From 1860 to 1870 tremendous growth
was made in manufactures. as the following
comparison taken from the census of the two
years will show:
E9 Of e s1oSeG dS 14953 3
Capital S2.1l-.2DS.7G9 s., OO9, SI5. us
value of raw material 2.4si.s272I3 1,o51.cG5.CSS
Value of PRODUCES 1922 3e5.iI2 I.os5.S6I ,675
1t will be seen that with an increase of only
% per cent, in population manufactures have
doubled.
that for the last seven years an immense amont
of capital has been diverted to railroad build
ing Not less than 35 900 miles have been
completed, costing 81, 400, 900 900, or $780,
100000 year. Over two>fifths of this has
been done European capital, leaving some
eight or niue hundred millions of home money
thus invested.
@ The recent snow storm in the Rocky
Mountains was one of the severest on record.
The telegraph has told of the detention of
trains on the Pacific Railroad, and of snow
twenty-five feet deep on level in the cauons
The railroad is forcing passage through with
powerful snow plows. Seven engines were
at woEk at one time, and sent the white em>
baFkments flying. They crumbled away like
magic, but still the storm was so protracted
that for long time fears were expressed that
mans power would be beaten by that of nature.
EN The latest returns from the New
HamphiFe election indicate that the Legisla>
tuFe Is Democratic, by good working major
lty' which insures the complete control of
the State government, Governor and all, to
that party-the first time in nearly score
ofyears.
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DEATH-BED OF GEN. LEE.

I MAGNIFICENT IA X IS inch Engraving
II Ia" iaInliN aud friends arc grouped s"rrnw-
fully around the old t.eroiS ,'catl.-!,cd. The
scene Is 50 tGuciIn2ly beautiful. the sentiment
81 tic Pic'u'" Is so sweet and the characters 50
lift-ike ti:at eS cry body admircs IT. Il rs tTu1v
q gem OF ART. one wiI.cp s"ould hang III every
southern hHine. sent hv naIl, postpaid, o.
AGdEUss ". Nj HURROW,
600 Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
NJ A"ent=. wanted for tiris and Il variety Of
either irr e''eIayings From SO TO .IO day cas-.
easily bc InGT..
U.;,tcu 10. lSi-4
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BLACKSMITHING AT FLEETWOOD

TNHE undersigned having leasrd--
The Blacksmith Shop of Mr.. Geo >SzzES59
". Eicnelherger at FIeetwOnd sszEEsssEs -
School-HOnse. is prepared TO do
Biacksmitbi ing in all its various branches
HOrse-ShoeinG AZ 81. Shares lard and pointed
with iron at $3.50; with steel. S2OO.
JOHN W. STEELE.
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HORSE BILLS gotten up in good style and
at reasonable rates, at the Spirit Office.
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4 Mane7an1us Retnsed.

LAFAYETTE, IND. March 11-Judge Vim
ton, in the Circuit Court here to-day, refused
to grant mandamus to compel the Com>
missioners to issue licenses to certain parties
whom the Commissioners had declined to lis
cense. saying that the decision of the latter
was final in such matters
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FOR RENT.

't'HE Store Room now occupied lag s. NJ Tim
Il DGriakc- Possession given April list. 1874.
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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TAKE Notice.
NOTICE.

TEEIIE tes given At nav sale, twelve months
L :%', are now dd". Those indebted val
piesi>G come forward AZ uECe and sertlp.
JOHN VI. COYLE.
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Mrs. a. ". WILLIAMS.
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MANUFACTURING.

aioi8Iin s tie Civil Rights bill.
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To former articles we pointed on. the folly
of trying to make judges out of meu who are
ignorant of law and We showed that the at
tempt had resulted in giving US long terms of
expensive courts.
s'J. Fl s." twits us with not pointing out
remedy. Now, We did think the proper
remedy would suggest itself tn all your readers.
We discover from his s1ords, though we might
not from his actions, that u. Fl. s." has a
smattering of Scripture in his head if not in
his heart, and we risque qnotatioo-"iftby
right hand offend thee, cut it of"
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CORR WANTED.

! WILL ray tic HIGHEST rate for COEN-Wlitr
4 and Irt-"w, OF Mixed delivered al any It
the Ge""ts u" tUo ". & ?. X IL. II this co''nty.
March TO- 1s7I-4.. I'll