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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
The Great Antagonist of disease.

What is the natural antagonist of disease? It is
the vial principle. From the moment that disease
is developed in the system, this champion fights
the intruder until it either cOnqueg
Which side should bled;rinsI scicr espouse in
this life and dea tn struggtr! Should II depress aud
cripple tue physCal gies of the patient, IheTee
heIplng the disorder should il reinforce the vi
taty of the patient and thereby assist in queIling
the ailnient! OF course the proper answer this
question must be obvious TO every above
that the weak and broken down invalid tho :houscs
ing invigora ting ard viazing his nervated frame
with H"stetter's Stomach BIters. must be either
feeble minded or derarged. Surely nOIhins shOrt
of iinbeciltg or ineanuy could induce person
laboring under bodily weakness and nervous pros
t'atOn, to take day after day powerful doses of
some drastie purgatIye in the hope OF gaining
9Th thereby. Although charlatans may adj
vertise preparations of this character tonics,
people in the full of their not,
one would think, accept them such. If they do
the penalty of their creduity may be the sh"rtrn
ing of their lives. The rheumatic the dyapePtc,
the bilious. the dsbilitated aud nervous, and all
who subject to intermittepts, other diseases
brought IN by the inclement weathar wnich pre-
walls at this son, will do we'll CITIZEN their
nerSe>, tone their EtOmschs and regulate their
of the restorative iuvigOraut and Hpsrien:,
in addition to is direct specic effect upon the
disord red liver, rend RS it efficient remedy
for complaints of the dIeest:v~, seretivc and
cretive organs. 81 present. in Use. This fact 'con-
coded by emiLent members If the faculty. WHOSE
t-stiunnv tn inst effect is published in HDaet:cr's
Almanac for 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
LIoUoR LIoRNsE.

At the fdsta6ss Of a number of persons
living in different parts of the county, meet.
ing will be held in 0harlestown on THURS
DAY NIGHT, APRIL 23d, 1874, for the
purpose of considering the alleged increase
of drunkenness through the violation of the
Liquor Law of the State. and also for the pur-
pose of taking measures to ascertain the sense
of the county Upon the Question of licensing
places to sell intoxicating liquors for other
than medicinal purposes, as now provided for
by law.
[Ths above call is made by large number
of the most respectable citizens of Charles
town aud other parts Of the county, who have
entered into the matter with dissemination
that something must be done. The question
is an ffSpdhfisiht one for the consideration of
all classes. and viii no doubt attract consider
able attention.]
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

County 1rEMs-From the shepherds,own
Register of Saturday we clip the following
itoms:
Fiire,-On Sunday afternoon last, about i
o'clock, the citizens of our town were startled
by the cries of FIRE. occasioned BY the burn
10: Of roof off small back building on High
street, belonging to Miss Virginia Entler
The trc, however. was arrested before it had
gained much progress,
a !Sm0sh.-The large iron wheel which
drives the Paper Mill of our town, while run.
ming at an extremely rapid velocity, suddenly
bursted, about l l o'clock on Tuesday night
last, and flew into numerous pieces Oue
piece, weighing several hundred pounds, few
through the floor above. and struck the second
floor with considerable Force.
Dcnh Of Ms IENcr.-Mrs. Miller, wife
of Mr.. Levi Miller, near Scrabble, died on
Monday evening last. 1t will be remembered
that an ovarian tunor was removed from her
by onr physicians sometime since. On Tues
day last after her death, Drs. Tanner, Rey-
uoIds, Manning and Nagruder, performct, an
autopsy. and large ovarian tnmor was ro-
move from her. the contents Of which weis he'd
nearly eighty pounds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
Communicated.

The quiet of our town was somewhat dis
turbed on Thursday afternoon last, 26th inst,
being the occasion of the marriage of the
beautiful and fascinating Miss Kearsley, eldest
daughter of Major G. W. T. Kearsley, to Mr.
CIV. Lambright. formerly resident of this
town but now resident of the city of Knox
vile, Tenn, and member of the firm of
Mason 4 Lambright
The marriage was solemnized in the Epis-
copal church by the Rector. Rev. ". Il.
Meade, assisted by the Rev. C. i. Ambler,
who also gave the bride away. The happy
pair were attended by nine couples as attend
aots-Mr- o aud Miss K; Mr.. K. and Miss
A. H.; DR.. B. and Miss H. Mr.. B. and
Miss L.; Mr. T. and Miss p; Mr.. II. B.
and Mics c.; Mr.. B aud Miss B. Mr. l..
and Miss NJ. off. X. and Miss s. The
church was densely throDged with the beauty
aud elite of the town aud surrounding country.
The bride, areal blonde, with hair of envious
hue, was most exquisisely attired in dress
of pure white alpaca, elegantly trimmed with
real lace, and veil to match. Her jewels were
elegant, and her beautiful hair was dressed in
most exquisite taste with wreaths and punches
of orange blossoms. The first brides maid,
Miss K. sister of the bride, was elegantly at.
tired in white carleton, with double skirt and
full trail, which was most beautifully trimmed.
Miss A. II. was also attired in white carleton;
the decorations Sefe appointed in elegant
taste, which blended most beautifully with
her exquisite complexion and beautiful ring
let's. Miss H.. brunette, with features ex.
quisitely moulded, her hair most beautifully
dressed and braided. wore a white tarletou,
full trail and trimmed in elegant style with
cordons of flowers. Miss J., sister of the
groom, was elegantly attired in a full dress of
white, exquisite in all its appointments. Miss
P.,a blonde with exquisite hair. was elegantly
attired in white, with full dress and trail,
perfectly trimmed, aud jewels in exquisite
taste. Miss G., blonde. was attired in full
dress of white, with trail, beautifully trimmed
in french work and folds of the Ishtie. Miss
B. was also elegantly sttired in white, with
full dress and trail. elegantly appointed -
Miss VI. was elegantly attired in white tarle-
ton. with superb double skirt and full trail,
aud perfect in all its appointments. Miss S
was elegantly attired iu white carleton, with
double skirt and full trail exqui,tely trimmed
in perfect taste and appointments. The gen.
tiemon attendants were all elegantly attired
and fully aware of the responsibility con6ded
to them. The occasion was one that will be
long remembered by the happy pair aud their
admitting friends.
Our hes. wishes fur their good health may
thy live tons ard erosper.
The JOYS Of n,rr;i"ge are the Heaven earth
LIfeS para1He great prit cess, the snuIs quiet
SlncwS "f cOLcUid earthly immortality.
Eternity IF pleusures.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
The Drama at a Lunatic Asylum.

A stage set with flowers, theatrical costumes,
bright tootlights, an orchestra filling the air
with happy strains, aud the peals of laughter
from the audience, all seemed strange at the
luuatic asylum Friday night when We remem>
bered that the audience were insane people,
and perhaps the last people that the outside
world would think of providing theatrical
entertainment for. Apart to one side were
some visitors from the town, but we question
whether they enjoyed it bit more than those
tor whose entertainment it was provided.
The company is composed of amateurs, all
the ladies being from the city, while among
the gentlemen are sotne of the patients. The
play was the loan of a. Lover" including
two First sppearauces"-a very young aud
charming Ernesti1e aud a capital old Swivel
with a Peter Spike, entirely too handsome
for the phlegmatic German, a clever Gertrude
and asnlderly looking lover in Captain Amis-
fort. The rendition was heartily enjoyed,
aud as the patients fled out to the strains of
music with happy faces, each division in
charge of an attendant, one couldn't help
rejecting on the great change made by en-
lightened min in the management of these
institutions. On what theatrical people call
" off nights" company of Ethiopian min
strels, composed wholly of inmates of the
asylum, give performances of which the hui
NOR is fully equal TO a professional troupe
These auusemcnt5 have been provided for
long time, aGd We doubt whether there is
asylum in this country farther, if 80 far,
advanced in this mode of ministry to the hap
piness and to the cure of the patients.
ISt0unton I'idR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

To THE PorNr.-Au exchange says -
Compare the publisher of a newspaper, who
has to go all around the country to collect his
pay, to farmer who sells his wheat on credit,
and not m ore than bushel to and person.
If any farFher will try the experiment, of dis
tributing the proceeds of his labor over two
or three counties, with an additional ohe to
two or three distant States, for one year, we
will FHaranteo that he will never, after that
years experience, ask a publisher to supply
him with paper year or two without the pay
for It.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

GNprpsI rheumatism. neuralgia, lock jaw,
palsy eaktd breasts ,cslds burns,
falt-rheun, az be, &c, upon the human frame,
and Of strains, spawn. esif. &c. upoa animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t ia counter irritaut an
ail-healng pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their erutches, the lame walk. POisOnOU, bites
rendered harmless aud the wounded healed
without a scar. II is no huubug. The recipe ia
Pu blished around each bottle. 1t is selling
art icIe DO lore Sold and it sells because aocs
just what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer
from rhsAna tism. pa In swelling deserIs cutter
ii they wi II not use Centnur Lin:ment. MoTe than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures. including
frozen linips, chrouf.-rheumAtism, govt, running
tumors. &C., have been received we will send a
circular contniD ming cGrti6eares the recipe, &c.
gratis, to any requesting 1t. One hottie of the
yellow wrapper Ceutaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied horses
and mules, or for screwworni in sheep. 5tock-
owners-this Imminent iswOr;h your attention. No
family should lie Will out Crnt.sr Linimcnr. Sold
by all Drugeists 5Vcents per bottle large bottles,
s 90. }. b. RosE 4 Co., SO Broadway, New
York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
Two INNocENr MEN HANGED BY LYNCH

Two INNooGNr MEN HANGED BY Lynch
w.-Cincinnati, March 25.-In June,
1872, Belle Secor, a young girl aged thirteen,
was outraged and murdered in Mercer county,
Ohio, and two men, 'hafhned Mcleod and Kim.
nell, who were suspected of the crime were
lynched by the infuriated citizens. A few
days ago Thomas B. Douglass of Bort Wayne.
Indiana, on his death bed confessed that he
committed the outrage and afterwards par.
ticipated in the hanging of the two innocent
men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
r. VAN WINKLE

Wtsr VIRGINIA UAIrEEelrY.- Rev Alex
Martin. u. ID, Prcsil"r. Of the West Vir>
GINA University, at Mnr.artnwn, was iu
CharIest"wa last week. and gave US the pleas
ure of u visit to our sanc.um. This instiru-
tioa Of learning, Mr.. Martin Informs Us. IL
now on the 'tnnst reliable basis. and rapidly al
vancing in prosperity. Whilst the number of
pupils is not 81 large rs should he. yer cons
sidering all the circumstances may e as great
as csuId reasonably be expected. The course
of instruction, we gleau from copy of the
Catalogue left with us I.y Mr. NJ is the most
thorough, aud under the fostering care of our
young State and the lIberality of the General
Government, we hope soon to see this in.ti>
tuition take its station as among the first in
the land.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

FATHER KAHN, of the Catholic Church,
gave DIR people most sound and entertain
ing sermon on Monday night last 1t is the
first time We have had the pleasure of hear
ing any Catholic Priest, and we must confess
we were much struck with his learning, his
thorough sitting of his subject and his logical
reasoning Wdrren Sentinel
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

PUBLIC SALES. The attention Of our read
ers Is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in Hhis paper:
Monday, april l3m.-Persoual Property,
by Logan Osburu, Jr., d. s.
Saturday, Nay od.-ReaI Estate, by N.
S. White, Special Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

EJ J. Rufus Smith is appointed post.
master at Berkeley Springs, Morgan county,
West Va, vice Mrs. Ann II. Mead, resigned
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

FIRE. IN Town Las. Friday hight. about
l2 o'clock. our citizens were aroused from
their slumhers by the cry of FIRE, aud beheld
the town lighted Up as if half of it was in
flames. The illumination proceeded from
burning kitchen. the roof of which was in
flames, that Bat a few yards in the rear of the
residence of DR.. J. NJ. G. McGui The
building was destroyed, but the prompt ar
rival and active labors of our citizens, both
white and coIored. prevented the FIRE from
communicating to the main building.
Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

Fatal ACCIDENT TO Cfsttb.-We
learn that little boy, some four years of age,
son Of Mr.. Lorenzo Vertz. Of i5utfalo Marsh,
in this county, was burned so severely few
weeks ago as to cause his death. r. seems
that the unfortunate child was left in the
room alone AND getting too near the FIRE place
his clothes caught on FIRE, which spread SO
rapidly that when his mother. who was in the
yard, aud who heard his screams, entered the
room, he was euvelaped in fame. Every eff
fort was ifhsds Is alleviate his sudcriugs, which
only ended when death came to his relief, after
the lapse of few days Winchester Ne,cs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

R Hog FL" or "bOg out" is the vital
question agitating the phbli6 mind of Shep-
herdstown, in view of the approaching nunic,
ipal election in that place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

G astoria ia more than a substitute for Cas tor
Oh. Il is the only sGfe article in Existence winch
is &c rtain to assmiate the food regulate TIE hoWeis
cure wind colo and ctl uce natuI ~ sIep II
tain neither minerals, morphine acnhol. and js
pleasant to take Ghl!dr' L. need notcry and moth
may rest.
October II, lS73-ly.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
Centaus Imminent.

There is no pain which the Gen.
taur Linimsnt will not relieve. no
swelling it will not subdue, and no
lameness which it will not cure
This is strong language, but it is
: true. Il has produced more cures of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
HANTED.

HOO CHESTNUT CRoUND) STAKES, 8 feet
wv long, TO average inches thick at larger
and p to inches AT am sller end TO be delivered
by Pril Let, at Mt. ArArat VINEYARD nesv Bsney'S
MIL. JOHN J. n. STRAIIu.
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10 THE
Nervous & DebIaitated
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for Adeice aud Consultation.

DR.J. B. DvoTr. graduate of Jefferson Medical
collcg Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works. can be consulted all diseases of the Sex
ual or Urinary Organs, u hieh he has made
Pecial Study,) either in NAL or female. no matter
from Shat eaute originating or OF how long stand
ing. Apraetice of 80 years enables him to treat
diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges
reasonable. Those alta distance can forward letter
describing ~ mptoms and enclosing stamp to pre-
pay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Price 10 cent?.
DYoIT, M D.,
Physician and Surgeon, lOs Dusbe ST..
January 90, Is74-ly New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

And OLD STOCK AT cosrtf
ETrHE Gnntlemen's Furnishing ard Lsuics' rasi
ionaele Dress Goces Stcre ~ pe.iie the B.nl
OF ChHEiestepFn been rssiln rrra
many artfelss epeelaily ncapted 10 tbs pressntss.
son. The Stock il the
GA ETBEHENs FURNISHING line
Il eeaaPlete IN every d-psftane1. she moot iaAi
ionabie styles, at the most reduced priees can al
all times DO found. SHIRTS hlsde 20 Order, OF The
stmsterial, aud fits guaranteed.
STRAW RATS coTroHADEs AT cosrt
Tho style variety of Ladies' and Misses' Shoes
is specially worthy OF Attsbtion. better article
Tor the same InOuey cannot be obtained IN abe eoaD
ty Many new and fashionable Arteries Of
DIR ESS G GODS
just received, and very pretty stock Of LNwns at
Cost. fine assortment of Kid aud Silk Gloves,
and the best SELECTION OF HOsiery the town.
IN THE NOTION DEPARTMENT
every article needed can be obtained. fine Piano
Cuver very cheNo.
% County Produce. Of all kinds. taken In "a.
change tor gOoos.
August S. 1873. W. -'"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

WOULDN'T PATRoN1zE THE BIZ o. R. R.
Last week seven wagons heavily laden with
Depot by our farmers. who are tired of pay
ing what it costs 10 transport and sell grain in
Baltimore. The teams returned laden with
plaster. -CIarEe Courier.
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SttA ~ 70 $50 PER DAY ssiiry made by
mos. CrayOu DraWIngs. IIumipA-
finest assortment ever placed before the pubic, and
our prices are marked down low to DEFY all
competition. No subser:bes for q premium
giving paper 10 order TO get picture after seeing
Odr pictures aud learning our prices. We have
many old . genie at work Tor US who have made
canvassing for books, papers, etc. their business
for years, and they all report that they make
much more money NJ work for than a RD thing
else. Our prices are low that III can afford 90
purchase and therefore the pictures sell sight
almost every house. Nov LeEinD do . well
beautiful subjects aud low pTices apps ciAted by
all. To make large Sale everywhere all an q gent
Don't look for work elSevher7 until you have reen
what great inducements offer you 70 make
money. We have not space TO expln 10 all here but
send US your address and we will send full pArticG
Iars. free, by mail. DOD'I delsy il you want
profitable work for your leisure hours, or for your
whole time. Now 10 the favorable time to engage
in this busineEF. Our pictures are the finest and
most pleasing in this country, and endorsed By
all tho leading papetG. including the New York
Herald Those who cannot give the business their
entire attention can work Up their own localities
and make handsome sum without ever being
pleasant, profitable employment; without risking
capital, send Us their addresses once and learn
land Maine. -
January 6, is74-ly.
HtATARRH sNUFF.-Tbi. SNUFF I. superior to
~ anything yet known for removing the CatarrI.
Cold In the Head and Headache. II opeps and
purge! out III obPtroctions. streng thens the gands
ana gives healthy action TO the, parts Affected
For sale BY c. E. BELLER.
nENSLOW & Bush's Premium Safety Oil il the
~ safest, Purest and most economical Oil in the
world. No smoke, no odor, no charred Wicks. no
change OF lamps and no 'zpLOrOns More briIIis nj
than gas, and safe As tRIiov candle. EQUAL 10 an
extra Insurance policy on your lives and properly
For sale by their Agent at CharIestown,
Z. r. BELLER.
LAWYERS Crystal Biueing = nd Safety Box
the sta ndard Blue of America. to he had Of
November IS, ls13. C. F. BELLER.
RISING sun STOVE POLIsH.-For besury of
* PoIjshp saving OF labor, durability, freeneGs
from dust aud dirt, and for cheapueSs this prspA.
ration i truly unLiVaIed G. e Keller.
| iAGERSToWN ALAAEACKS for 1874. just
- received. 6. F. BELLER
GENUINE Meersebsum Cigar Holders. Pride of
~ Virginis and all the popular brands Of smok-
ing Tobacco. Imported and Domestic Cigars, Pine
cut and the best brands Of Plug Tob.ecc-to be bad
CHarIe,town. Nov 10. 1873
(IAN be had the pur.rt Coal Oil. best London Por.
~ ter, all kinds of Lamps, French. MAson's snd
LAdles' Shoe POLISH At W. 8. MAsoNS.
EISE and Coarse Boots at .Goldsmitbs Twin
Il FrnntS. e. ". LTTLEjOHN in Charge.
October :, 1873
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CHILDEEX'S CARRIAGES.

" p are Receiving a ,Iock Of ChHdreB's Gar
riaEes-pTiees 7nEshR from SI2 70 S26.-
Well-mnde ADH WY hAndEou-
March 25, 1873. STUMP L UAwRr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

SFRtNa STocK.-See advertisement of Geo.
q. HagIey, calling attention to his Spring
Stack. iE this ISSUE. J. T. Hagley will re-
main and continue business at Dufields.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

RELIGIous-Rev. W. G. Hammond will
preach at Wilshire's on next Sabbath, at 81
o'clock, P. II.
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PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND WOOLENa

PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND WB0LENs
IlY usiDg Anti Moth Cedar Soap, Cau uborated-
II effective Az economical jUst rsesiy.d md foi
sale by 4 BELLER.
OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
NIGARS of our masuiHcture EetEied at
~ wholesale PRICE. No. CiPsrs 2 for 5 eeptst
all articles in OurIIoe in proportion.
September .. 1873. % HAINEs
Mrs GOLDSMITH inViteG her eUsinm@rS 90
WI anime her early styles of Hate, Frames. Bon
meta, Ribbons, FIoWers , I'd other Trimmings Used
in the Millinery Department The stork 10 eotB
pIFte and very low. Tbess Roods are displayed In
a room. in the rcsr ~ StnrC No ~ OF
COLDS NITH'S TWIN FRONTS.
Octobe, !. 1873
LIVERY kind Of Boots. sboss and Slippers Enr
= man. or child. At No. q Of GOIdsmitb's
c. W. LITTLEJoHN in ch.ree.
A IT. the latest .,vle. in GeEtI.mrD'. .rr PoyA'
a Hamst GOLDSMITH TWIN FROSTS.
October 7 ls73
GoLDsSnTa;s GOOds are all w.r..nted =. rep.
u reserted.
October 7. 1878.
EHALRGoGUE.f FOR CbiIs, snld bv
August y, Ir13. GFO. T LIGsuT,
I UsT rece,veG Blown. Crushed .Bd GraBpIsttd
y sugar., COfees, kc. F. T. GROVE:
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FINE YfELD.-Mr. James II. Conklyn
sold from five COWS, raised by himself. during
the past twelve months; 1872 pounds of Bnt~
ter, which he sold at an average Of %! cents
per pound-procceds s37l.80. Last week
the production Of butter from three of these
cows was /orty one pounds The average per
week for the whole year 25 pounds The in
telIigcnt reader will particularly reserve the
fine yield-riviug due consideration to the
fact that the estimate is for the entire year
a part of which time some of tho COWS were
not butter prod uctive-Ffee Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

noMESTIC Dry Goods and Ladies' Dress Goods
~ ofeyery shade, sold at prices that defy com
GotDsMITH.s TWIN FRONTS.
October Z, 1913.
land Made Boots and Shoes GOldsmith's
L Twin Fronts. Every par warranted. Scotch
Bottomed Boots always on hsnj and very low In
price.
October I, 1878.
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LAMIS. LAMPS!

(tALL and examine onr stock Of Lamps, just
~ opened compriSinR all styl"s and varieties
beautiful pans Oistsnd Lsmps exceeding ely cBes p,
also House 9 Patent Safety Lamp, which renders
kerOEcne oil Hs safe - any hIid turned; in TACT
they are perfectly sc from dAns er.
November II iSf3. vs. MASON