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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

THE AMOUNT of National Bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury department
to- day FOR redemption aggregated $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

FURTHER ACTION has been suspended I'm
the cases of Messrs. ]. b. Raymond aud E. Il
Hatch, recently appointed postmasters at
NicksbUrg and Holly Springs, Miss, vice
Tease ard Stearns, suspended. Neither of
the former gentlemen having been com ynfs-
STONED, ex-senator Pease aud Mr.. Stearas
are stu postmaSters AZ the places named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

KNOW III .NEF
THAT WE WILL SELL
AFINE SUIT OR OyERCOAr
sIO-FOR ONLY-SIO
sI5-THAT is WORTH FULLY-sI5
WE'LL MADE AND TRIMMED.
ALL WOOL OVERCOAT OR SUIT
sls-FOR oNLY-sIs
sls-THAT is ACTUALLY wORTH-sls
REALLY HANDSOME STYLE.
An EIEGANT SUIT OR OvERCOAr
eIs-FOR ONLY-sIs
sa5-THAT SELLS REGULAR FOR-ss5
VERY STYLISH AND DRESSY
SUPERB OyERCOAT OR SUIT
s25-FOR ONLY-sa5
sa5-NEvER SOLD LESS THAN-sso
EQUAL TO CUSTOM MADE,
Boys Goods at Same Rates.
liable BROTHERS,
TatIors and CIethters;
oetz:9 ss,ne, 9TH ana D streets y. "
ERR 70 B E s 81
HORSE COVERS,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Largest and Finest Assortment in the city Of
IMPERIAL, SCOTCH, PLUSH AND WOODEN
CARRIAGE ROBES
HORSE COVERS, WHIPS,
SATCHELS, POCKET BOOKS.
SHAWL srK sP>, &C,
AT THE PRACTICAL
TR NIX II A BIN l. ),
AND
SADDLE MAEUFACTORY
JAMES 3. roPHAM,
423 5TH STREET N. w.,
tAdjoinins ODD Rsllows' Hail.
REPAIRING.
God R,ssls :.':ss
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
FOE ELEGAICE, BRILLLANCY AND
REAL ECONOMY
THY EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
Ihcss who eonten plate building ar refurui.hing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

REPESTAST.-Tne Secretary Of War has
received letter from Portland, Oregon
dated November 2, and reading as follows
y was once in the service of the United
states, but Low am In the service of my
God inciOsed fitd post Office money order
for forty dollars. which belongs to the gov.
eminent OF the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

THE STATEMENT of Washington CORE
spOBdent OF the Augusta CUo.iicte aad lSesii-
rel to the effect that Postmaster General
Jewell had dismissed a daughter of Jackson,
who shot Col. Ellsworth In Alexandra, Va
and that she was restored by order OF the
President, is fiction, for the following rea-
sOns:-U.) Miss Jackson was an excellent
clerk; CO. she was never dism Used from the
Post Office department; anu 81 she was
never ep1GIOyCd fhera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

PERsoNAL.-HO1. Saml j. Randall. prom
inent as candidate for the Speakership of
the "A h Congress, arrived in the city from
Philadelphia last night Mr.. Randall will
re- occupy his residence on Capitol Hill for
The winter mouths. samuel &. Collins,
OF the firm of Collins Il McLeester, type
founders in Philadelphia. and a member OF
the city council of that place is at WiIlard's.
Senator Ingalls, and family arrived here
this morning, and have taken house $50 X
street northwest for their place OF residence
assistant Attorney General, assigned to duty
at the Indian department., assumed his du-
ties to-day. 80 Charles Nordhoff, of the New
10fk Herald has arrived in the city, and
taken charge of the Herald bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

The following extract from a private let
ter received in this city, gives some late par-
tieulars of affairs in Washington territory
aud theleabOutS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

INVESTIGATION OF THE SECOND Con-
TRoLLER's OFFICE.--Secretary Bristow has
appointed a commission TO Investigate the
condition OF affairs in the Office OF the SecouG
Controller of the Treasury, in accordance
of the District of Columbia that investigated
the WitOwski fraudulent claim. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the commission:
Fist Auditor MahOn, Acting Chief Clerk
Porter, appointment Clerk Martin, aud AS
sistant Solicitor Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign r. r Niciol-
son, 10 the photographic office; Assistant
Surgeon Samuel w. Battle, to the naval
hospital, at Chelsea, Mass; Assistant Sur
geOn e. w. Dean, tn the naval hospital, at
Norfolk, Va; Passed Assistant Engineer A.
{. Engard. To the naval rendeZ vOus. at
Philadelphia; Lieutenant Chas. NJ. Thomas
has been detached from the Philadelphla
navy yard and ordered to duty connected
with Centennial EXhi bition at PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

CENTENNIAL-The department of public
instruction ofthe province OF Ontario, Can
ada, have informed the com missioner OF ell
ucatiOn that they. Will require space thirty
by fifty feet at the centennial exhibition
next year, for a represenLion OF their educa-
tiOnal interests. The commissioned, who is
much pleased at the earnestness OF the Can
adam authorities, will refer the communi-
cation 10 the proper officials at PhiladeI-
phia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
BESS1E's EXTRAVAGANCE.
BY BELLE FA1R1E.

'1t is very strange, Bessie, that we cannot
manage to live within our income There
is Hugh Bernard, whose salary is less than
mine. he has nice little s1tn in bank, while
we are in debt"
And Harry Norris handsome face expressed
decided dissatisfaction at such a state of
affairs, as no donned hat and ovettoat of the
latest style, and lighting fragrant Havsns,
sauntered tothe club room; for Harry belonged
to a fashionable club, and was voted byl
his friends fne generous fellow.
He wore the most expensive clothes bought
cravats and gloves innumerable, smoked the
choicest cigars, never hesitated to invite
friends to accompany him to the theatre, and
t" an oyster supper afterwards, and was OBJ
iVious Of the fact that his personal expeudi~
lures amounted to a third of his income
while Bessie wore the same dresses two or
thrce seasons, debated the momentous oues-
ton of new uecktic weeks before its pur-
chase, and trudged to market, through sun
shine ind storm. because car-Tiding was an
unwarrantablo luxury. Yet Harry Norris
was deeply attached to his pretty yoaeg wife,
and w0aId have been uDbouu6ejiy attonished
at being termed selfish in his conduct toward
her.
For an hour after her husband left her.
DeSS'e seSIcneu neE accOunt DOCK 0lII2e0tIy,
bat she could not fnd single extravagant
item. Both her head and eyes sched, and
YEARLY closing the troublesome book of
figures. she was about to indulge in good,
comfortable cry, when her neighbor and
sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernard entered.
- have come to spend the evening"" she
said. cheerily. "Hsrry stopped at the house
for a moment. and told me he had left you
puzztiug over your expense book, and know
ing what weary work i. is, have come to
interrupt you"
Indeed. it is weary work." said Bessie
eagerly. 81 can't see ho1 manage so badly.
Harry tells me every moBtb how large our
expenses are, and do try 30 hard 70 econo>
mize."
"But Harry don't try" said narry's sister
-dryly; sand what you deny yourself to save,
he wastes without thonght. He wouldn't
believe this if you told him. Hugh was just
as blindly selfish for while, but I found
plan to convince him of the fact. IF you will
only adopt it, Harry will never more grow
cross over household expenses"
I: was late when Mrs. Bernard rose 70 go.
Remember, Bessie, " che said gaily, Il will
be responsible for your expenses, but you
must carry out the programme"
"You can trust me" said her Friend de-
murely.
From that night Bessie Norris was a
changed being. Her husband regarded her
proceedings with dismsyed astonishment.-
Almost daily she purchased TRIES for her ia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
POLITICAL. P
JOHN JONES And I.
pY cHARIRs q. AMEs.

We had tiff. John Jones'. said /.
'You shouldn't leave your cow at large ~
You mend your fsnte :" was his reply;
And so ran charge and couuter-oharge.
A trifltng thing the cow had cropped
Some blades of Rrass. some heads of grain /;
And yet for this . friend I dropped.
And wrought for both lasting PUN.
Iknew that I had played the fool.
Yet thrust my better thought aside.
Aud when my blood had time to cool.
Became , greater fool tbrotRh pride.
Upon two homes shadow safe;
Two cordial wives grew shy and cool.
TEo broods of children learned to hate.
Two psrttes grew in church aud school.
John Jones' pew was next to mine;
What pleasant greetings passed between /:
As sacred as the bread and wine
Had our Communing friendship been.
Oft badc our voices swefled the song.
OFT had We bowed in silent PRAYER,
And shared the worship of the throug
Who sat in heavenly places there.
But how shall souls in sxile sing
The Lords sweet sonaI The holy notes
OF fellowship. and joy, and peace.
And pardon. stuck in both our thToats.
Some lessened relish for oil good
Made lie for both to deaden down;
And nature darkened to our mood,
And answered back our settled frown.
One summer eve sat and smoked;
Good Doctor Dean came riding by:
he said in voice little cboked
John Jones is hurt, and like to die"
A sudden IRE ran through nv brain,
And burned. like tow, the sopbist lies;
And on tny heart a sudden pain
Fell, like bolt from hidden skies.
I Istumbled Ger the threshold where
My shadow. had not passed for years.
felt a shudder in the hand
A woman gave me through her tears.
When he no more tie pulse could feel,
saw the doctor turn away;
Some mighty. impulse made me kueel
Beside the bed. as If to pray.
Yet not the Makers name called.
As one who pluDges meath the wGre,
a swimmer strong aud uusppaIled,
1ntent a drowning life 70 save
~ $50 %SS S'04 7A0IAGAOA pOMGSSB
In anguish Of desire intense.
Sent that departing one cry
'Tbst leapsd the abyss of broken sense.
Back to the dim ere came raw;
Ger the.white face faint smile shone;
felt as 'twere spirits touch,
That Suffered fingers press my own,
o, resurrection power of God.
Which nl,t hot III
From buried hearts tore or the shroud.
And made dead friendship live aGainI
Beside one grave two households stood,
And. weeping. heard the pastor say,
That ont of Gcath He brlDgeth life,
And ont of darkness cometh day"
Was chief mouner in the traitf
Ah, who could Guese. of all the throng,
Tho strange, sweet comfort in the pain
or one WHO NOUNS forgiven wronel
ChrjEfian Unieu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
BALTIMORE CARDS.

HAVE received upwards of fFIFTY FIRST PRE-.
NUNS, and are among the best now made.
Prices as low as tho exclusive of the very best
materials and the Inos: thorough 10 will
permit. The principal Pia and com pose rs and
the piano purchasing public, of the South especi.
ally, unite in the una nimous verdict of the SUI
peEiority of the SrIEFF PIANO The DURABiLI-
1Y OF instruments is fully established by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE ES in the South,
using 500 of our Pianos.
Sole Whoiesalc Agents for several of the prin-
cipal manufacturers OF Cabinet and ParIor Organs;
prices from $50 to S6Gn. liberal discount to
Clergymen aud Sabbath Schools.
A large assortmen. of Second Hand Pianos at
prices ranging from S75 to $500. alway re on hand.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing the
naues of over 2 900 SOutherners, who have bought
aud are using the StIef Piano.
CHAs. NJ. sTIEFF.-
Warereoms. No. 9 N Liberty ST., Rslto Md.
fnetorIs,S4 81 and IS Camden St, aud IS and Al
Perry st. December l5. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

r@The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUB
scRlrr1oN for the "Sptrit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO D. MoGL1NoY-!Sh -!Shepherdstcwn
JouN P. KERFoor Afd-ttnsJurh.
CHAs. R. LEE-Beryvt1ie.
JOEL w. RoBERTs-lN lNidd2eray.
ADAM LINK, Jr-Du6felds Depot.
JAS. W. BARNnARr- GnionyiUc.
NJ W. BURR-Broun's Shop.
f. II. RoBERTs-Kenrncysci
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leeto,on.
STEPHEN S. DALGARN, Trustee.
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dividnal gratidcatiou. Bills for dresses, hats,
gloves, shoes, ribbons, etc, were presented
to him. She sttended all the matiuees,
generally invited soma of her girlish friends
to accompany her, aud after the performance
she treated them to ice. cream, etc.
When Harry felt like demonstrating with
her, bis conscience whispered that his wife
was only following in his footsteps; and
comparison of his. tailor bills with her dry
goods bills showed his much the larger aud
with q. sigh of disappointment, he felt COM
pelled to deny himself the new suit he had
contemplated. 30
This was such heroic move in the right
way, aud Bessie felt so guilty, that she was
sorely tempted to carry her reformation of
Harry no further; but The month Of trial was
almost over, aud she would carry out the
programme, though she found no pleasure in
wasting money.
But when this new state of affairs had
lasted three weeks, H9rry's patience became
exhausted, despite the accusing prick of his
conscience. Bessie had just quietly announced
her intention Of joining sociable club
the most fashionable and extravagant iH
B.
"Whcre is the money to como from, Bcs-
sic 2" he asked, angrily.
"Why, it won't cost much," she replied
innocently-"not more than half your club
expenses"
And she began bUsily to note down the
expense of music, refreshmcuts, eto.
Harry watched her forsome time in silence,
and then, gravey placing his hand over the
memorandum, said:
!'Bessie, listen to ne. I can't afford this,
don't know what has mAdo such change
in my thoughtful, unselish little wife; it has
nj rata Al;
sel6shness Won't you try, dearest, for u
little while, to do without what wo must rc>
gard as luxuriesH promise TO DO my part
towards retrenchment"
Indeed, will, Harry!" snid Bessie with
such hearty sincerity that her husband glanced
at her in surprise. Something in her face
revealed the true state of the case to him
II have been just as miserable as ] could
be-" sobbed the little lady, hiding her face
on her husbands shoulder. 81 felt myself
such n selfish wrctch"- Harry WINGED at the
unintentional thrust-''but I had promised
Fannie to carry out the programme"
"Carry out the programme, indeed p echo.
ed Mrs. Bernard, who had entered unnoticed.
II am sure never intended you to enact the
part ofa penitent." she said. with mock in
dignatioD.
"You can afford to be generous, Fannie"
SN'U ''0' 'o'"'uei' Eo''J' 'H"uk" NC" tenueE'
ness was in the glance he had bent on his
excited wife. "Your p!Eu has proved suc>
cess. and tho knowledge of I3essio's sweet un.
selfshncss will prevent my forgetting tho less
son l have learned"
Mr. and Mrs. Norris arc model couple.
Sho shares all his pl asures, and his Grst
thought, as lie is hers. Though Harry is ono
of the weRlthiest merchants in b, Bessie
has n ridiculous dread Of becoming cstrUys.
CANT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
Make Children Useful.

The energy which some children manifest
in misch;evous prauks may be made to SUBJ
serve useful and instructive purposes. Little
odds and ends of employment may be given
them-work suited to their small capabilities
may be assigned them-and under iudicious
direction and considerate encouragement their
little heads and hands can accomplish much,
and that gladly. The bright little ones who
would "help" mamma should not be TepeIIcd
with harsh word, but some simple task
should be devised for their occupation, and
some trifing thing-so very great to them
should be tho reward of its performance.
As a general rule, give your children some-
thing to do. A daily employment of some
sort will exercise their minds healthfuily. and
develop elements of usefulness and seIfreIance
which may prove incalculably valuable to their
manhood and womanho Miserable is the
plea urged by some that they "have not the
time" to look after their children No such
pretext can dvest them of the grave respou-
sibilites which the having of children i'm
poses. The laws Of God and of humanity
demand of parents the best care and training
for their children they can bring into exercise.
How many poor wretches there are, taxing
society with their maintenance, who owe their
worthlessness and sins TO the negligence of
their parents in developing and directing good
natural endowment for lives of industry and
independence!
= After Walt Whitmsu emerged from the
last Polar wave, and had thawed the icicles
from his frozen brain, he is said to have ex-
claimed:
howl a whoop:
And with tue howIment of the whoop yip a
And with million chill betiugled veins bow
to THE winters sovereignty;
bItesoue breeze! o duicksome waves: and
all eongiomerate elements of frigid things!
A backward spring-Thst of a man who
thought he could get out without stopping
the omnibus and sat down in the mud.
WAS William PENIS pocket hsndker>
chief the original pen>wiper2 Who nose.
An Irishmau called his pig Maud, be-
cause it would come into the garden so.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

NEW PRIMER FOR THE LITTLE BOYS or
LoUIsIANA.-"Thisi is the picture of a SOL
dier. He is n General" The General says,
IL am not afraid" SEQ how he struts Do
you not wish you wero General2 1t is q
fine thing to be General. Here Is
the picture Of a bandit See, the General
wants to do something to the bandit win
he kill the bandit, or will he write letter
No, he viii not write letter, he will send
telegram. + This is the portrait Of
President. A cat can look at a President.
See, there is Congress. The Congress is
afraid of the President. The President can
make Governor, and ne can make Legis-
lature. Here is the portrait Of u
Governor. The Governor loves the bonds,
and the Governor loves the peoples money
but the Governor would not take the peoples
money for anything in the world. We have
de facto Governor. lie is very good man.
The people love him. He is very pious. flo
loves the President, and the President loves
him. If your bair was kinky and your skin
was black you might some day be Governor.
Sec, the General and tho President and tho
Governor are all running. What makes them
all ran so? ? Are they afraid Yes, they are
afraid of the banditti.-M o. Bulletin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

Said Missouri preacher: "There's Q
powerful sight of giegIing back thar in the
corner. and it's GOT to be stopped. or the
throw some one out" It was stopped.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

Il see very little of you" said au old
geutieman at Louisville ball 20 young Ia
dy whom he had not met in long time be-
fse.
1 kEow it" was The artless reply, a. but
mother wouldn't allow me to wear a very
low.necked dress to night, the weather is so
cold"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

Tho ira ins which pass Cha rlesIown Westward at
ll:2G. a. NJ, and Eastward $3.50. P. NJ, Mail
trains
The Valley Parreneer Ira tns make close connoc-
tious with Express Trains on Main Stem, Fast auG
West The lI:26 NJ Train connects with I-oca J
TTa ins. East Ruu Weet. Main Stem. The 5:59
p NJ Train conn. cts with Express East at HArper's
Ferry at 6:2O P. NJ.
Ex. Freight. No l26 Iesvta Sterutcr ss4 e5 P ~.
-passcs Charlest"wn at i.49 A. NJ, and reaches
Harper's Ferry ut 2 35 A. NJ.
Ex. Freight. No. 127. leaves Tar"cr's Ferry at
2.5t A. NJ passes harIestnwn at 3.32 A ~, and
arrives at S;aur lon at GO P NJ.
A. p. WOOD, Agent. Harper's Ferry.
THOS. R SHARP,
Nov. 16 1874. Mastes Of Tra6sport ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

Was William Penn's pocket hsndker
chief the original pen-wiper? Who nose.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

= A backward spring-Thst of man who
thought he could get out without stopping
the omnibus and sat down in the mud
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ADVERTISING RATES.
@rRANsIRNT BILLs-oAsn.

Qne square q inch or less.) to weeks..-. IN
Ore square, three months. - 4 ~
One square, six raonths...4--........,,.... $40
CRHDrDATEss ssAHEouRcRAENTs.-ForC County OF.
feers, S500s State Of Congressional, $40 co.
Legal adVertisements at the published rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding ave tines, ten cents
per line.
o. 4iltransient advertisements due and collect
able after the first insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Half and
Whole Columns for Annual, semi-AnnuNl aud
Quarterly adYertisers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

= An Irishmau called his pig Maud, be-
Cause il would come into the garden so.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

CLEAN TEETH-If you will only keep
your teeth clean they won't decay. Tho
wonderful dcntifrices which are sold at a fab.
ulous prices arc greatly inferior TO simple
mixture of soap and Prcparo1 chalk, with
little something like orris root; but the es-
scntiai articles arc soap and chalk. The
druggist will prepare you enough for quar-
go to bed, with broad, soft, toothbrush go
to bad mouth you may repeat the dose IL,
the morning. But the principal article for
keeping the teeth clean is q tooth. .pick-a
soft goose quill-which you must use after
eating, no matter though it is a pieco ofappie,
and. if convenient, after the pick use mouths
ful of water TO rinse from between the teeth
what the tOOth-pick may have left.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

PARboR GAME.-Two players are closely
blinded with baDdage made Of their pocket
handkerchiefs. Each one is provided with n
saucer full of cake or cracker crumbs, which
is held in the right hand A sheet is spread
upon the floor, upon which the players sit,
and at given signal they begin to feed each
mouths with their spoons never fail to afford
much sport Another amusing experiment.
is to try to blow out candle blindfolded.-
The candle is placed upon table up to which
the player is first led he then walks back
six steps, turns around three times, and walks
forward as nearly IN the direction of the can
die as possible, and tries to blow it out. If
he happens to wander to tie wrong part Of
the rOom, the effect of the blowing Is very
funny.
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!" BY S. S. DALGARN, Trustee.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

DR \ p THOMSON otFrrs his prcfcssig- laer-
II vices t" the cirzshs OF Summit Point aEd vi
entity, as Physcian ami SN'geOn. CHi;c at his
fGth~r's r"sidsHcc.
November ~. 1874 6cn-
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eOFfsE IN "Ltt HALL" BuIlslaa.
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Spn,ft Of yeffrrsolr.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH SO. 1915.

Charlcstomn, jefferson County, We.t Va.
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BEAUTIFUL Chamber Sets. 70. s.le ehea .. by
. Aug. II, l574. JOS. q. EAsIERDAY.
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PUBLISHED wEEKLY,