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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
ABLACK CHARACTER

is AWFUL but pretty black hair and whskers is not
Use DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye, and in fifteen minutes
you will have them natural as in youth. If your
Druggist docs not have he will order it for you.
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Stirring UP a Wasp's Nest.

Some young ladies on retiring to their
bedroom Sunday evening. opened the
window and saw wasp's nest outside
in the upper corner of the casing, and
not knowing what it was, thought to
knock it off would be proper, and pro-
ceeded SO to do. What was their sur
prise and horror, moment after, to
hear a dozen on more wasps buzzing
around them. They were not in a con-
dition to be /" buzzed," neither were
they prepared to run down stairs where
their parents had company, but no
other choice was left them, SO down
they rushed, followed by the pestiferous
insects. The company arose in fright
as the two apparitions from the upper
region put in an appearance, and gen.
eral stampede took place in that parlor,
and-well. the girls slept in the ''spare''
room that night, and the company
went home and dreamed of beautiful
hob-goblins.-Elkader (Los0a) Journal.
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PAINTERS AND FARMERS

20 per in Painting by using Hydraulic Oil
Paint Pat Feb. 9 1874 Nice Durable Cheapcoss from
41to 50 cents gallon Amy make it. ingredients
can be got in any town Printers Shop Rights SIS Fsrmes
ed Instructions make the paint Send 3cent stamp
circular and testimonials for sample Address
LANGsHoRE Co.. No. North Fourth Street, St Louis, No.
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WORK FOR US

We want local agents in Counynen who will make
active personal canvass. Work must begin fall
delivery Use ofbook coioed plates free We deliver
faction new things exceeds in vaie and novey
thing offered elsewhere. WESTERN AGENCY, HEIKES
NURSERIES,, ST. Louis, Mo- (4tO Established ISL
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full brook poured over a little fall at the
hill foot, as If it were so glad to be free
once more it must leap and laugh to
express its delight.
Here, under the brown grass, hiding
shy faces of baby bloom with its thick
dull leaves, clustering closely to the
shelter of great stone, or creeping
among bushes of sweet-fern, low white
birches, and tangled strings of last
years grass, the arbutus grew in pro-
fusion, and Nelly with glowing face and
deft fingers coaxed the delicate clusters
of tinted white or rosy pink from their
low beds, and gathered them
in great sheaf. Her cal
leo dress neither impeded her graceful
motions nor vexed her soul with anxi-
ETY.. Mr.. Fearing, who was young
artist from New York, rapidly rising to
fame, delighted in the pictures she un-
consciously made as she lifted her love-
ly face to call some other girl to a bet
ter place for finding the treasures, or
ran lightly across the steep slope to
rescue one of those fine gowns from
dragging brier or pitiless bush. For
now the finery came to grief; where the
bushes had been " stubbed," knife
pleatings, shirred ruffies, folds, all
found Astounding enemies; the woolly
seeds of faded golden-rods ground their
small spikes into Addy Mason's pea
green gown, and fierce low blackber-
ry vine laid hold of it and eff
fected three triangular rents; Jane
GLASS; yak lace left shred
on every bush, sin memory Of"
Lima Holdridge said; while Lina's own
pretty de bege was not only torn in the
founce badly, but was sown all over
with those small black seeds that on
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name, the widow Days eyes would have
perceived one side of the question, at
least, the next Sunday, from the fire.
quent and ardent gaze this young fellow
directed toward the singers seat, where
Nelly sang the quaint old hymns in a
clear fresh voice, and looked as angelic
as a pretty girl could in black silk
dress and white pique jacket, with pop
pies and daisies wreathed about her lit
tie black hat. 1t is true, Mr.. Fearing
went back to New York after that walk
to the Falls, which took place Monday,
but he reappeared in Beckett more than
once or twice the ensuing summer, for
Lima Holdridge, who was his fast friend,
contrived to let him know of every pic
mic, and he was available for almost all.
Then there were bits of scenery he must
paint, and autumn colors were proverb-
tally splendid about Beckett. But why
need recount his excuses?
"Breathes there a man with soul SO dead"
that he can not supply these from his
own experiencep
Nelly had no more new dresses. The
calico was washed and ironed many a
time before autumn, and sometimes
worn when it was not fresh from these
processes; but by dint of various rib
bons and flowers and ties, and some
times a sleeveless jacket of old black
silk, refreshed with recipes of power,
and trimmed !" of ITSELF" or a buff pique
jacket black-braided, or even her Sum
day sacque, for that was washable, her
costume seemed always delicate and ell
egant to the eyes of men. We can not
say as much of feminine gazers, for who
can throw any glamour over the sight
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NOTICE.

At the last meeting of the Democratic-
Conservative Executive Committee for this
County, the following Resolutions were uuau-
imOasly adopted:
Resolocd. That the members of the Exec.
utive Committee at each election precinct APP
point four citizens in each school district to
procure a full list of the legal voters in said
districts, such list to be forwarded to the
Chairman of the Executive Committee as soon
as completed.
Resulted. That all proper efforts shall be
used to have arrested and prosecuted to the
full extent of the law, any person who may
vote illegally or procure or assist in voting any
person illegally at the ensuing State and Pres
idential elections.
County papers please copy.
DANIEL -. LUCAS,
Chairman.
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Hea1tIa 1eserE'
CHARLES X. LANDS,
Fec Of Cot.

Free OF Cost.
Tn fuio~lpc i, AT .xuSci trn. r a'-o ira.E
OF HlEclAud, puUllEh'd Il the N'W Nurt y tbtui'
by the ~eii kdo~ a Agricultural s".UU hutlrHsu
All the iHrmrrs ~err Il III, vel &" u, cot
and svuue OF IHruI - he hsN, tanned 'h-it 81 'EIi.u
10 iruit. aud MARKET GArd, uiuG have EEoNH rrrL
1hr soil - loan. waving from sGnoN tnrIHNFN
Nuu EuriGre senSly rndu st!uE, '"t-''"' ~" Ma
small stresmS A"n ucrN iu.a 81 mrHdoNs 10
which depOniIs Of peht 90 MOCK srr 't"'e'' 'ui
fCient TO 'erIIiiz~ nc - h"i' urlSpu suFf-cr otter
il hNS been CXhauHled al tie natural irTnfHN
IL is certainly one a. the mos t1'Eu'Ne trs'it.
in an Himnst level %posiIi"u, and suitNll- e'n"i'''n
tor pl "GEnI farming. that Nc En"N - this ',dr Of
the Western prairieS. W. found some of ihe
oldcst farm apParcntiv iust ss p'"htSbly rr""ue-
tive as when fret cleared of forest hitN or q hun'
drcd yeRrsRCo
Tho gcologist would soon discover the cause Of
this continued fertility The - hole touutry ~
marine deposit. ana all through the coil we found
evidenceH OF cGlcArCouG GubEtEpCeS GenefAlN IN
the form OF indurEtrd cSlrAroouG mari. showing
many distinct forms OF ancient SbcllS, of 'h" ter
tiNrv formation and this mOrly substAnc" is ScAt.
tered ali TIN ouGh the coil. in a very oomminut"d
form. and in the exact condition moot easily assim-
Hated by such plants as the farmer desires TO eul'
tivAie
August I, lS46-Sm.
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TIMBER FOR SALE.
JOKDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SFRINGS,
TAJLOW WANPED!

TALLOW WANTED!
THE IIlG EST price-in Cash or Trade
i paid for TAlIuw, by u. S. HUGHES.
nRIED APPLES and Peaches wanted. in
IL trade for Goods, by D. S. HUGHES.
ZINE TOBACCO-11 inch fiat plugs-at only
4 is Gents per plug, fOr sale by
~lIORsFORD's Self Raising bread Prepara-
IL ioa-unsurp.ssed for making Light bread,
Biscuit. Cakes and Pastry-fo for sale by
Feb. -, 1876. d S. HUGHES.
CTALEY, Armstrong & Chadwick Choice
~ Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Feb. %, 1876. D. S. HUGHES.
Is Feb. p, iS76. D.s. HUGHES
EEAGANS Il HAINES' Choice Family Flour,
Il constantly on hand and for sale ny
Feb. %, 1876. D. s. HUGHES.
THEwlNG and Smoking Tobaccos-a full line
~ constantly kept on hand and sold cheap. bV
Feb. %. 1916 DIS.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China Wash Bowls
- and Pitchers, for sale at n bargain, hv
Feb. -, 1876. D,S. HUGHES.
DEST POISOS.-The best preparation for the
J. destruction of insects, Potato Bugs, &c, now
made, 4 OF. enough for one acre of ground. 1t is
soluble in wa ter, for sale by
June 6. 1916. JAS. LAW. & co.
NARSOS'S Improved Patent Metallic Socs and
~ Heels. they arc light and durable Try them.
For sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF < co.
DRASS, Bell Metal and N1szslin Kettles. Tor eale
I'D bv JAS. LAW. HOOP r & CO.
ElSHlNG Rods and Tackle, complete assortment
1 nl Rods, Lines, Siukers, Floats. Cups. &C., for
sale ny JAS. LAW. HOOFF K co.
A STRAL OiI-noa-exrlosIve-for ssIe bv
"a Dec.2. GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY.
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TO Shake, or not to Shake?

Aye, that is the question. Is IT better to culver
from head to foot in the paroxysns OF fever and
ague, or to Danish the atrocious disease by a course
of ;bat standard antifebri!e remedy, Hostctter's
Bittcrs. There cannot be much doubt AS to the re-
From every locality on this continent whose inhab-
itants are tOImented with the shivering plague
comes an Increasing demand for the onI ~ genuine
preventive and erAdicant of malaria provided by
science. The denlzens of fever and ague districts
give a brief rcsPite are the so called remedies o, the
faculty. Quinine. arsenic, bIsmuth -whAt arc
tkese but poisonous paIliativcs. which C .ase after a
time to produce any beneficial effect whatever and
if persisted in wreak irreparabie mischief upon tho
system? Everywhere they are being abandoned
by in trIii gent persons, and that genuine vegetable
epcciic for intermittent aud rcmittent disease,
Hostetter's B:tters, substituted in their place.
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Many Years of Careful Research has pro-
Guced II.

WOODS IMrRovED Nam Rs1ToRArIvE is unlike
any other, and has no equal. The Improved has
new vegetable tonic pro pertics; restores grey hair
to a glossy, natural color restores faded. dry,
harsh and falling hair restores, dresses, gives
.yigor to the hair rcstoreshair to prematurely bald
heads; remov.sdandrutf humo's. scaly eruptions;
removes irritation, itching and scaly dryness-
No article produces such wonderful effects. Try
it, call for Woods Improved Hair Restorative, aud
don't be put off tOim any other article. Sold by all
druggists in this place and dealers every where.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by c.. A:
Cook & Co., Chicago, Sole Agents Tor the United
States and Canadas, and By Johnston, Holloway &
Co !. PHILADELPHIA.
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THE NEXT cENTENHIAL EXCURSION.

The B. & o. R. r. Co. will run another
Excursion Train from the Valley of Virginia
to the Centennial, on
Monday, October 23rd, 1876.
Particulars next week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

SEM1~TRopIcAL.-The October number of
the Semi Zropicol presents a varied aud ats
t~ractive table of contents, whilst its articles
treating on the Land OF Flowers are of an
especially cnrertainin" character. Published
by CiIas. w. Blew, jacksonville, Fla. terms
So q ycar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10
HOME.MADE SHIRTS.

THE above styI"d shirts are warranted TO ms TO
1 lie made of Xxx WGmSuttA Muslin, aid tho
bOsoIus Of ESQ Linen and are fully made Of, NtG
the exception Of button hoIes aud buttons. The
cutting and perfect fit of these shirts are worth
half their cost A. they are SOId a. KsErsIey's
Cheap Cash Store at the extraordinary Tow price
OF ON Dollar each Sizes from - to 49,.
March -, 1876. GEO. ". r. REIR6LEY-
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October 8, 1876.
FOR MAGISTRATE.

TOL JOHN T. GIBSON, having consented to
become ~ candidate for Justice of the Peace
for Charlestown District. Will receive the sup
port of MANY VOTERS.
OctUber 10. ls76-It.
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GARD.

Editor of lie Sparu:-Believing THos.
E. SUBLETTE to be the nominee of the peo,
pie of this County, for the SheriEalty as re-
presented in the primary. on the End of Sep>
TENDER. We, the supporters of justice, right
and fair dealing, ask him to accept the call of
the mass meeting and allow his name to be
supported by six hundred voters, the
FRIENDS OF JUSTICE AND RIGHT.
September 25th, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

THE New YORK MILLINER AND DRESS
lake, for October comes freighted with fash
ions and fashion matter of especial interest to
the class its name denotes. and full of attrac-
tions for the female sex at large. Issued
mouthly by Sharps Publishing Co., 127, l29
Il Isl Mercer street, New York, at 81 per
annum
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HARPER's FERRY TRADE.
THOMAS w. BEALE.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
STOVES. TIN d SHEET.IR IRON WARE,
Cor. Shenandoah and High streets,
nARPER,S FERRY. w. VA.


'ENHE subscriber would adopt this method of in.
l forming his friends, and the citizens Of Har.
pCr's Ferry and. the adjacent country that he 10
still conducting the NbNVs businessin Rl.its branch
cs. Having had twenty-threO years. experience in
the trSdc, and il being HE intention to work mono
but
THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He will confidently assert that customer, may rely
upon getting No. / articles from his Establishment.
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very best manner and at the short
eat notice. Orders from any portion of the county
will receive prompI attention. Ano prices guRrAn-
teed "a low as the lowest.
SPEARS CALORIFIC COOK STOVES. tho most
complete Cooking Stove the world has ever seen,
conitantly on hand In short. any article in the
Thu ard Sheet-lron trade can be had at bic Manu-
factory.
MuNso.'s CoPPEN LIoHrNINo RoDs furnished and
put up anywhere lG the county, at the shortest mo-
licc and upon reasonable terms.
1J-Job Work and Meuding doue in the best
style and at the shortest notice. Merchants sup
pli"d on the most accommodating ternIS.
uarper's Ferry, Oct $, 1872
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OHE of the chief attractions in Winches>
ter during the Fair will be the Immense Bar
gains ut p. Heller u Co.'S. Owing to their
greatly reduced prices they arc doing hy far
the largest business in Winchester, Va. i
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Spirit of Jeffrson.
local IATELEIGERcE.

MATTERS IN BRIEF.-The work of put
ting down the new brick pavement adjoining
the CouFt>HO OF lot, on George street, is
being advanced BY Mr.. Jacob o. Tutwiler,
and Mr.. Geo. ". Armentrout is laying a
brick pavement in front of the residence of
Mr. c. E. BelIer, on the same street.
The Headquarters of the Democratic Con-
sevative County Executive Committee, at Lee
Hall, arc indicated by a National Flag, with
the names of Tilden and Hendricks appended,
floating from a staff at one the front windows.
a Tilden and Hendricks Pole is being pre-
pared, to be raised at the corner OF Main and
Charles streets, on Saturday.
Mr.. Sublette's friends raised a pole on
West street on Thursday, aud accompanied
the affair with a salute from au anvil.
Geo. II. Hagley has just returned from
Baltimore with a large stock of New Goods,
which can be seen at his Boot and Shoe Es-
Enlistment, Main street.
Mr.. Kirmau has been pushing forward the
work on the Stone Bridge as fast as the wealth
er would permit, aud has one side nearly re-
built.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

IT is astonishing how much less than other
houses Messrs. P. Heller & Co, of Winches-
ter, Va sell Alpacas. see their prices AL
paca 25c, worth SOC at 28c, worth 35c at
soc, worth 374c; at 35c, worth 45c; at 4Oc,
worth 55; at soc, worth 65; at Coo, worth
sec. We advise all who contemplate rur-
chasing to go and see them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

PAINTS, OILS, Vurnishes, Window Class,
Putty, in large stock and at b tom prices at
Gilbert's Drug Store, I~lnrper's Ferry. y
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FOR CnNSTARLE.

MI G.. ZOMBRO. having proved himself pos
4F4 sesscd of all the requirements of n faithful
%tlnnan, will receive the cordial support Of the
voters Of CharlestOwn District for recollection to
the Utticc of Constable, at the ensuing election.
July II. 1876.
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I believe the facts are stated in the above
Card. I accept the call, aud place my interest
in the hands of the people to sustain or reject.
If they elect me I will do my duty.
THos. Il. SUDLETTE.
October 3. 1876.
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PocKET-BooKs, Albums, Hand Mirrors,
lux Stands, Paper Weights, Combs and
Brushes-new stuck just in-at Gilbe-t's
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry. x
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UsE Lamot's Botanic Bit'crs for Dyspepsia,
Loss of Appetite, Dcrangcneut of the Liver,
Indigestion, Ne. For sale at Gilbert's Drug
Store, I~lnrper's Ferry. *
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D. B. LUCAS. ESQ.
D. 8. LUCAS, ESQ..
will address the people at Shcpherdstown
Monday Evening, Oct. 9th.

BY permission of Messrs p. Heller & Co.,
Winchester, Va, We quote the following
prices of some of their goods Combs, &c.
Ladies Hose, three Ir. for 2jc Gents Hose,
fse pr. for 23c Ladies' laudkerchiefs Sc
and up; Kid Gloves, from l5c a pair up
good Dark Caiicocs 5! cents, best Biuck Calico
tic; ttedtick;ng &c aud up, Canton Flannel
Sc aud they have the best liue of Corsets in
the city ; Gents best quality Paper Collars
75c, or two Boxes for 25c; Blankets, Cons
fort., Pants stuff, 20 per ceu,. less Mum any
Aouse /" tic TuMy.
The AMERICAN FARMER for Oct Der is
full, as usual, of varied aud useful matter
suited to every farmer DESTROYS of improve
ment in his profession. No farmer. on any
scale however large or small, but would find
IL to his interest to subscribe for and read this
standard periodical, the subscription Of which
Is 81 so a year, or only 81 each to clubs of
five or more. The publishers, SamI Sands Il
Son, Baltimore, offer to send all new SUBJ
s%cribers, whether coming singly or in clubs,
the last three numbers of this year, free.
FINE Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors,
Carpenters Rules and Pencils, Revolvcrs,
Cartridges, Fishing Tackle, Violin aud Guitar
Strings. all at low prices at Gilbert's Drug
Store, Harper's Ferry
THE CENTENNIAL ExCURs1oN.-Tho
Third Grand Centennial Excursion Train of
the Il u .. r. r. from the Valley of Vir>
gini0 will be run on Monday, October 23rd,
instead Of the 18th, as heretofore announced.
Tickets FROM Char!estown reduced to S6.25,
and good for Fifteen Days. This postpone
ment will give our farmers an opportunity to
complete their wheat seeding, aud then 20 TO
the great show.
MEsSRs. Z. HELLER Il Co, Winchester,
Va, have their Fall and Winter Opening of
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, &c, on
October the 10th, 11tb, 18th and 18th. A
treat is in store for all who call, and every
one is cordially invited to attend. x
PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-This popular
lady's monthly, as usual, comes promptly to
hand. The number before US, for November,
Is full of a;tractions-the fashion plates
superb, engravings choice, and literature of
the most interesting order. "The Days of
Seveuty-Six" will be concluded in the next
number. Chas. j. Peterson, 306 Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia; subscription 81 a year.
Use Truax's Vegetable Hair Grower for
badness, dapdruf and all irritations of the
scalp. No cure, no pay. For sale at Gill
bert's Drug Store, HarPer's Ferry.
IT is largely to your interests to read the
advertisement of J. Goldsmith in this issue.
Rare bargains are I'm doubtedly Obtainable at
the Twin Fronts. Don't fail to read it, 4
AN opportunity is offered the Ladies who
will visit Winchester during the Fair to see
the handsome display of Hats aud BOnnets at
2. Heller & Co.'s.
ELECTION Tickets printed neatly ard
promrtlya at tie Spirit efice.
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FoH SALE.-A Grover Il Baker Sewing
Machine-in good ordcr-Chcap. Enquire
at the Spirit Office. i
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GRAvELY, Bright aud Dark Navy Tubac,
COS, Cigars-gcnuinc Havana Filler at Sc
at GiIbert's Drug Store, ~EIarper's Ferry. Il
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THE COTTAGE IlEAnru.-Of ali the Pc
riodicaIs we receive, none are more attractive
aud better calculated to entertain the fresidc
reader than Tile C"th'ye Hearth, the October
issue OF which we have before US. D.. h..
Milllken. publisher, Boston yearly subscrip,
ton 81 80.
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p. HELLER II Co., Winchester, Va, offer
Two Button Kid Gloves for 25c q pair. <
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PORTER,s FACTORY.

TNHE undersigned an experienced workman,
4 having leased the Porter Factory.5 miles
from CnarleSiOwu, Jefferson County, West VIr-
GINA, will cndetvor, i'll the manufacture OF
Wooden Goods,
10 maintain tho excellent reputation for SO many
years eni0ved by sad Factory under tle man
nGrmeDt of It's late proprietor ard his SUCCESSORS.
The Factory is amply supplied with improved
machinery. and t'e facilities arc such as TO en-
able the undersigned to turn out
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF G0GES
heretofore manufactures at said FACTORY. Deal
ers and others will be supplied upon call or at
short notice, and upon reasonable terms.
WOOL WANTED,
for which the highest market price in Cash will
l." PAID upon delivery at Tie Factory. JAS. Law.
HO0il IL Co, CnarlrstOwn, arc also authorized
10 purchase Wool for me.
G. c. THOMAS.
p. O:-Rjpon, Jef1. Cow. Va.
April %. 1915.