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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
HOW TO SUPPRESS CRIME.

An eminent authority remarks: "The
xisest statesmen aud publicists have found
that the best way to diminish the crime and
pauperism of community is to lessen its
isnorance." And this is true. DR.. Wines
reported, in 1869 tina. 95 per cent. of the
eonyicts in France were illiterate. e. D.
Mansfield, in discussing this subject, in the
report of the United States Bureau of Edu>
cation for 1872, concludes as follows: First,
that one third of all criminals are totally un
educated, and that four fiftbs are practically
uneducated; second, that the proportion of
criminals from the illiterate classes is at least
ten fold as great as the proportion from those
having some education" According to the
came authority, about 60 per cent. of paup-
srs in the United States are totally ignorant,
aud abou. IS per cent of iliterates are pau>
pers. In other words. "the proportion
among the illitorates is 20 times as great as
among those of common education"
These alarming facts, says the Lynchburg
r1T.1inian, should make every good citizen
friend of public education since, in q 0 other
way, can the masses receive instruction.
Schools and school houses as preventives,
are far better than jails and penitentiaries,
that have to be supported at the public ex-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
HON. HENRY 9. DAVIS.

The Baltinerean of the 18th instant con-
tains an excellent portrait of Senator III. 6.
Davis. and thus fatteringly alludes to his
career:
The personal appearance of Hon. Henry
G.. Davis, Chairman of the United States
Senate Committee on Appropriations, is faith
fully represented in the portrait we give
above. He was born in Howard county, Nd,
on the 18th day of November, 1928. and
may be emphatically denominated one of
natures noblemen. Without the prestige of
birth, or the aid of wealth or collegiate edu-
cation, he has grappled with all disadvanta>
ges and grad ally and surely worked his way
known to the American people. Here he has
admirably discharged the duties of repre-
sentative, aud 10 his particular sphere, is just
as highly honored as the most erudite or elo-
ouent in the Senate of the United States
Such men We delight to honor, and we take
pleasure in holding him up as an exemplar
to the youth of the country. Let them be
assured that 'honor and shame from no con-
ditioE; act we'll their part; there the honor
lies" This is the true passport to greatness
in the freest country upon which the sun
has ever shone.
United States Senator Henry G. Davis
received country school education, and
lived and worked upon a farm until he was
twenty years old. During the fourteen sue.
ceeding years he was in the employ OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Upon severiug his connection he began
mining coal and banking at Piedmont West
Virginia. Besides being largely interested
in the mining and shipping of coal. and the
handling of lumber, he is President of the
Piedmont National Bank.
His political advancement dates from 1865,
when he was elected to the House of Dele
gates. Three years later he was member
OF the National Democratic Convention, which
was held in New York, and in 1872 of the
one held in Baltimore. In 1868 he was
elected to the State Senate, and upon con-
GLIDING the term was reelected 1t was
during his second term that he was chosen
as Democrat to succeed W. T. Wiley, Re.
publican, in the United States Senate He
took his seat March 4, 1871, and in 1877 he
was elected for second term.
In the Forty>ffth Congress he was Chair
man of the Select Committee to investigate
Finance Reports, Books and Accounts of the
Treasury Department, and a member OF the
Committee on Appropriation and Agrcul-
ture, and of the Select Committee on Trans
portation Routes to the Seaboard.
In the present Congress, besides being
Chairman of the Committee on Appropria.
tions, no is Chairman of the Select Commits
tee to investigate Finance Reports, Books
and Accounts of the Treasury Department,
and member of the Standing Committee on
Agriculture, and that appointed to Audit and
Control the Contingent Expenses of the Sem
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
LETTER FROM HARPER'S FERRY.
HARPER's FERRY, May %, 1879.


Mr.. Uui"es:
DEAR SIR May day came in rather cold
and blustery for pleasant picnicking to Mary
land Heights and other points about hero
We had winter and spring mingling their
emblems and embracing each other. a
strange commingling of death and llte-the
winter of decay and the spring of rcsurrec-
ton and new life. Snow in April, espe-
oially as late as the 18th of April, is rather an
unusual spectacle in this latitude. The robin
z.:-s;ns,-bis sweetesr uores 3Tom efof a
locust, with the air full of feathcry fakes,
the beautiful hyacinth, scattering its rich
perfume on the chilly air and bending
beneath load Of snow, was q novel sight for
balmy spring. The recent sunshine and
warmth has brought out the crOquet players
in full force, and the thud Of tie mallet and
the rattle of the ball can be heard in various
parts of the town. The usual summer ex.
erciscs at Byrpe's Island will soon begin,
under the auspices of the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad. The improvements have al
ready been commenced on the Island, and
the efficient officer OF the road, +. Mantz,
ESQ will soon direct the movement is Of trains
in his usual quiet, systematic way. There
has been a change all round in the railroad
Office here-Edmond Chambers, Jr trans
ferred to W. T. Landers' place, and George
Brady from the Express Office to Mr. Cham
bers', and Mr.. Hays, a brother of the Agent
at Hagerstown, in place Of Mr.. Brady in the
Express office, as Agent. Subscriptions to
Bridge Stock have increased, and rumor says
the work is to begin in June. The theory
advanced in the recent exodus Of negroes to
Kansas is that some thoughtless persons told
them that chickens ran wild on the praires Of
that State. Hereafter they had better take
Fred Douglas advice and stay at home. A
musical entertainment is in preparation for
the NJ. E Church. They realized $50 at
supper q few weeks ago. but the Church roof
needs repair, and the interior of the Church
frescoing. Yours,
GpSEpvFR
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III A & RE D.

april eeth, 1879. by Rev. John woolf, at the
residence of the brides father. Mr.. f: ?. ASH.
BY. OF Clarke county. Va, to Miss MAGGIE
MERCER, of Loudoun county. Va.
Nav 18th, 1879. at Salem, Dent county. Mo-,
by Rev. A. F. Randall, Rev. n. o. Sewers.
formerly of Clarke county, Va. and Miss Y. G.
PENDERGRASS.
In Eaeerstown, Nd, December o5th. 1873. at
the U. B. Parsonage, bv Rev. J. w. Funk,
THOS. W. RUSIER to LENORA Y. HUTSLEY.
both CT Martinsburg. WA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

Coon News FOR DysPEpTIcs.-We have
seen, says one of experience. dyspepsics who
suffered almost untold tormeuts with every
kind of food; no liquid could be taken with
out suffering; bread became burning acid;
meat and milk were solid liquid fires, and we
have seen their torments pass away and their
hunger relieved by living on the whites of
eggs which had been boiled in bubb!ing
water for thirty minutes. At the end of a
week we have given the half yolk of the egg
with the white, and upon this diet alone,
without fluid of any kind, we have seen them
begin to gain flesh and quiet, refreshing
sleep. After weeks of this treatment they
have been able, with care, TO begin other
food. Ard all this without taking medicine.
Hardboiled eggs are not half SO bad as halls
boiled ones, and ten times as easy to digest
as raw eggs, even in eggnog.
BUTTER1cK's LATEST PATTERNS for
sale by Mrs. AsMENTRocT.
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OBSERVER.
BERKELEY IrEMs.-From the .Statcsn,a

BERKELEY 1TEMs.-From the Statesman
we copy the following items:
The Medical Society of West Virgins will
hold its next meeting in Martnsburg, June
9th. Distinguished physicians from Balti>
more and other points will be present.
1t is expected that the trial of John B.
File will begin on Monday next. The foren-
sic efforts of such eminent lawyers as Lucas,
Hughes. Grove and Flick. when they begin
to sum up, will be worth coming miles to
hear. Judge Armstrong exchanged places
with Judge Hoge, and is now presiding.
The closing exercises OF Lonoak Female
College, Rev. J. P. Hyde, principal, will
commence June 10th aud continue until the
Goth. The following gentlemen compose the
Conference COMMITTEES: Revs. DIR. Gilbert,
Lester Shipley and A. Register. Annual
sermon will be delivered by Rev. W. p Har-
rison, D. D., chaplain of the House of Rep
resentatives. Commences Exercises Thurs
day evening, June Goth. Hon. Frank Hero
ford, U. s. Senator from West Virginia, will
deliver the annual address.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

WANTED Fifteen Hundred Dollars for one
w OF two year, Reai E'tate worth six
Thousand dollars. near Charlss1ovn. Apply to
May 81. le79-3t. CLEON MOORE.
A PIANO AND MEL0DEAN FOR SALE.
A PPLYto SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON OFFICE.
N or to Mrs. F. A. CHAMBERS,
May 81, lS79-3t. Harper's Ferry.
nAvIs Il MILLER's Pure Extractfof Vanilla.
~ Lemon Pine Apple, Nectsr and Orange, TO
be bad by the quantity or in Botties-the PuresI
aUfGLET's DRU G STORE. H,rp.rs Ferry.
u repairing GIsn, China, Marble, Leather,
Furniture. SC. Warranted to stand hot water.
To be had at
oUIGLEY's DRU G STORE. Harper's Ferry.
ICE-CoLD Soda Water with a great variety OF
Fruit Syrupa- AIso. Tonic and Root Beer 10 be
had during the hot season, at
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE, Hsrper's Ferry.
p A BEAUTIFUL lot of Framed Chromos, at
n very low figures. TO be seen at
QU1GLEY'S DRU G STORE,
May 81, 1879 Harper's Ferry.
ENGLISH waldron Grain ScJthes. Clipper
II Moving Scy thes, Briar Hooks AID Scythes,
ssle By ~ DUKE GALLAHER.
May q, 1879 DUKE & GALLAHER.
CTEEL Barb Wire for fences-cail and get
- pamphlets giving full particulars of coat, &c.
DUKE d GALLAHER. Agents.
0.s.4 and Gallon Water Coolers. very cheap,
T,lN CHAMBER SETS, Wire Dish Covers,
l. Table Mats, Wire Clothes Lines, Bread Boxes,
&C., for sale by DUKE & GALLAHER.
May n, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

Dr. LEE ASKS BLEss1No.-The Rich
mond Christian ADVOCATE says:
CDR. Leroy NJ. Lee took breakfast with
the Rev. A. G. Brown, of Clay street church
Monday morning. Brother Lee shut his
eyes and began, "Make US thankful for what
We are about to receive and give US other aud
better bread Espiri,ual] than this" AS the
yeast and the cook didn't do their duty, the
."better bread" brought general laugh,
which astonished the Doctor, who never had
looked at the .'sad" rolls. .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
BLACKSMITH COAL.

HAVE on hand about FIFTY Tons of Good,
Clean Coal, that will answer for Blacksmith
ing or Lime burning purposes. which will sell
at 81 90 per Ton in my Yard Will exchange Il
for eosn at market price
JAMES McGRAw.
Harper's Ferry. March II, 1879.
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w III u a n

Corn, Hay, Potatoes.
Wanted for CASH Apply AZ our Coal md Wood
Yard LiPPlTT q CO.
I UCAs' READY MIXED PAINTs-IOO gallon.
- - - escorted eoIeIs and shades: UnsnIp,ssed
for Durability and Economy. Decidedly the best
mixed paints in use.. Also. 500 lbs. Levis' Led,
which VIC can sell very low figures for the cash
Get eur quotLtions before you buy
QUtGLEY's DRUG STORE, HaTpsri Ferry.
"oUsE KEEPERS PAINTS, mixed ready 10,
use, pat up In quart and pint eans-aH shsdes.
aUIGLEY's DRUG STORE, Harper. F.n,.
LARGE and beauufuI assorted ssmpt. ,t,rLr
~ Of Wall Paper. which we furni.h az Io1.
figures, QU1GLEY's DRUG STORE.
May g. 1913. Hsrper's Ferrr
,uRRY cOmb., Horse srp,he, and Cards. "a,
SARDISEs. Bakiag Powder. Carpet Tssi..
- rosasr. she. and Caps. for sale By
DRiED and Gained Fruits, for sal, by
- Jan. u, 1873. q Dsis.Apr
ADlEs' Shoe Varnisb. Msson's BI.ekiug md
T.b,g..y {, 1873. So. DALGARH.
1 As AAAs- Quality Fu.rnpterd. For
- NE BY g. S-DSLGARH.
HnAEh chocolate, Efrenees and Extracts. for
@nespy 8. DALG8R
FNeh supply Of Canvassed Hama just received
8. o. DALGARN.
HEHITE WASH BRUSHES iu.t received 80
will be aid cheap, by
April is- 1879. o. g. DAIGARH.,
M 4cKERAL- in quarter and half bbI, e 1eanrr
-. man they have ever been known 10 he before.
ISsrsved oy 3. s. DALGARS.
Ph ~ st1ele OF Cheese just received by
i April ib.ls7s. SIS. DALGARs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
N oTICP.

CMlTH'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ia opened
> again his Reside nee, East Charles Street.
NAV 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
CORPORATI0N NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having qualified as tho Adj
mIDlstrator of the Estate of f. D. Deck,
doc'd, notice is HEREBY gwen to all parties hav-
ing clnims against SAID es ate to present them
properly proven. And all persons indebted to
said estate will please come forward and settle
at once. w. NJ DECK.
Admir- of F. d. Deck. decd.
Nav 27 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
MUSIC TBACHING.

MISS COHAE EASTERD:Y will ia &c lin
w l:eo number of pnpils for instruction in
MUSIC the Piano. Glass 10 BE- Taught ut The
resIdeucr of Der father, (I1r. Joseph EssIer-
day. where pupils will he aGordAd ecrcss 10 ono
o! stief's best Planes. Terms moderate
sTsrrh II. IS-g-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

WE are manufacturing to order Chest refrig-
w erstors, all sizes. Our Refrigerator are
made of good season ed Iumber filled in With char
coal Ind lined with heavy sheeI zinc, making the
beat and cheapest in the market.
May s, 1879. DUKE h GiLLAHER.
TlIN Bread Boxes. Tin Chamber sets. wiadsor
l. Coffee Pots, and every thing in the tinvare
line for sale by DUE ( GALLAHER.
EHRESH Ground RosendaIe nd Round Top &C.
Il ment iust received and for sale by
NAV 6. 1919. DUKE G6LLABER.
CUCUMBER Wood and Cast Iron Cistern
~ Pumps, for sale by
May 6. 1879. DUKE IL GALLAHER.
E0 KEGS wheeling Nails just received by
wv DUKE d GALLAHER
SPECIAL attention given 20 Tin Roodr z ead
~ Spouting prices low 10 snt the times.
May s. 1879. DUKE & GALLAHER.
"ATER cooLERs-weh.vej Just received
w full line OF Water cooIers-sizes from
two to five galions-p prices very low.
Nav ID, 1879 DUKE GALLAHER.
ENxTRA heavy stamp ped Di.h, Bread and milk
II Pans, Fancy Chamber sets, for sale nv
May -. 1879. DUKE d GA ILAHER.
BLASTING Prvder and Fuse. for sale by
u May 10, 1879 DUgE GALLAHER
HORSE Shoes wheeIiog NaiIs BuiISers
IL Hard ware, Table ard Pocket Cutlery. Tor
'' m.y1a 1870 DUKE & SALLAHER.
EARDEN RAKEs, Spades. Hoes. for .,Isby
- March 70, 1879. DUKE q GALLAHER
nARB Wire Fence. for sale in qua titfss TO cut
purchasers Send for Pamphlets
march 70, 1879. DUKE q GALLEHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
LADIES HAIR WORE.

MISS IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do Hair
w Work At moderate prices, and will ma ka
Braids putIs CurI., Frizzss. etc, nj residence o:
Der father, pear the BapIist Church. in Charles
town.
april l. ls79-tf
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West End Boot and Shoe
DNGPo RIUM.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
IN when, md where to buy Goods, We
confident that you read md digest this carefully
by Investing with us How? Having had
perience OF fifteen years in the retail business,
and a thorough knowledge OF tho came hotS IL
theory aud practice, we have the Inside trsrk ~
the start.
First. We guarantee you savine O. - per ceet.
your investment. Can do itS Certa InIy,
nothing easier. Renemker that one ot the fn ger
boards thst point 10 success reads Keep down
Expenses" That clinches our argument. Our
pc nses nominal-no renis, salesmen's sal
aries and We buy our goods at just what they
worth
the business centre at venture. Some of you
will reinem Der that when Grant with his over
whelming odds presEed Lee hard at Cold Harbor,
he cent Sheridan. with chosen band of troops. to
cut the Con fed crate jugusr at GordonsviIle; brt
there stood ;he renowned " nde Hampton with his
little band CT ragged rebels-in their past every
hero-resolved thai they should not pa -
only over their dead bodies And have stood
in the path monopoly and capital
united against but ere they will
make them gallant g. ht.
One OF our com petitors has stated that he
"raised in shoes aud knows how they grow" All
that have to is, that il his hurry to get his
goods the m ct ca riy thin he pulled them
too green to keep. Our goods were bought a
falling market-at tumble down prices. and We
give regular Fresh Stock way down at rock
Mems Fine Calf Boots at $3.50 J. no job lots;
Mems Fine Shoes and Caters at 81 Soup:
gooo 1uaIlty:
Ladies' Caters. Warranted Lasting, at IS
centa-up;
just slip up and see our Slippers for Ladies from
80 cents. up-a perfect smash !; and in Children's
Shoe, there is IN irdescribnbIe slaughter! Look
from 90 cents up beautiful line of Childrep's
Fancy COIored Goods, TO see which one may we'll
wonder
II they are the kind that the Angels wear
That they tread so light on the golden stair.
o. Remember, that We repair all rips goods
sold by free Of charge. We have in our employ
MIR. Phil. d Gross, an accomplished artizan, and
con tinue to manufacture
HANDMADE WORK AT LOW PRICES.
Gentlemcn's Fine Boots a speciality. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed.
We have added TO our stock beautiful line OF
Mons, Boys and Children's Summer Hats7-ysrJ
We return thanks to a eonsiderate public for
their liberal support, aud request Que and all to
give a call. Respectfully,
RODRICK, MORRIS 4 CO.,
West End Boot and Shoe Emporium, Main Street.
CharIestown.
May 2n. 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
ssMEMoRIAL DAY--MAY 3lST..

Memorial services will begin on Saturday
next, May s1st. at Edge Hill Cemetery, at
II O'Clock, NJ. Il is respectfully requested
that all places of business in Charlestown be
closed from $780,. A. NJ, until after the
memorial services, on that day. Letall come
prepared to contribute something towards
paying the expenses contingent upon the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

The Baltimore Sun, on entering its forty
third year, on the 18th instant. appear in
new dress, and looks as fresh as a June
rose, The San pursues the even tenor of
its way, giving the latest news in condensed
and readable form, from reliable sources, land
treats leading current events in fea rless
and fair manner. In a word, it is a model
newspaper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

The Files case, in the Berkeley Circuit
Court, has been set for Wednesday Of this
week. a'-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
HOUSE FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, from now nDtiI the list Of April,
Il $780, good Dwelling HouEe-bas Five
Rooms. good Garden attached. and is pleasantly
and conveniently located in CbarlestOwn. Will
be rented at bargain
NIIiRoD TRUssELL.
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WANTED...S1,500.

WANTED Fifteen Hundred Dollars for one
w or two years Real Estate worth six
thousand dollars. near Cbarles1own. Apply to
May 81. 1875. ClEON MOORE.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
New State Prison.

Tho special joint committee Of tho Senate
and House on new State prison met yesterday
morning and organized by electine Hon. Jared
Benson, Of the House. chairman, and Senator
Cults secretary. An informal discussion then
followed as to the necessity for q new prison,
developing the fact that the committee was
divided IN opinion, aone holding that by the
expenditure of 100000 the present structure
could be enlarged to meet the wants of the
State for Years to come, and that by keeping all
the PRISONERS at one point their labor could
he more judiciously and economically en-
ployed.
Others took The ground that the present loca-
tlon was poorly adapted to prison purposes,
and that no fur her expenditure should be
made there, except much rs might be re-
quired to complete tho Improvements COM
menced, and put the buildings, walls, etc., in
good condition.
The question of location was only incident
ally touched upon, though Senator Macdonald
found an opportunity to speak good word for
Sauk Rapids, with its immense granite de-
posits, and Senator Daniel Buck to oppose
any granite location, claiming that prison
vt such location, instead Of being self
supporting, would be n continued drain upon
the treasury.
1t was decided to call upan the Governor for
all the information he could furnish in relation
I" the need of the State in respect to prison ac-
commodatioLs s, and an adjournment was had to
Wednesday evening of next week, when the
subject will probably be gono into at consider
ablc length.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
DRY GOODS.
CL0AKS, SHAVLS, &c
POW ERS BROS.
Clearing g-0ut SALE.

Plain Beaver Cloaks, $1.5O and up.
Misses Cloaks, $1.5O and up.
Ladies' Fine, Imported Cloaks, $3.50 up.
We still have some Of the finest and best
Cloaks left, including Silk Mattlessp gar
ments, which will be sold at VERY MUCH
LESS THAN COST!
Heavy, all-wool, Double shawls, $500,
worth $6. 90.
Fine, Imported Beaver shawls, less
than cost.
Paisley Shawls. Black Thibet Shawls.
LESS THAN COST!
Felt Skirts SOC, 75c, $1.0O, worth double
White Wool FIannels zoe, 25c, Soc 35c.
White Domet Flannels, 10c, 15c, zoe, 90.
Plain, Red Wool Flannels, 2Oc, 25c, 3Oc,
and 800.
Heavy, Checked Shirting Flannels, 20, 25c.
Heavy, Shaker Flannels, less than cost
Cotton Flannes at about ONE-HALF
USUAL PRICES!
Heavy, Plain Beaver Cloakings, $1.25,
worth 1925.
Heavy, Plain Beaver Cloakiugs, $3.50,
worth $3.50.
Rough Beaver Coakings, SIC, 81 1.25, 81. 80.
Mattlessa Beaver Cloakings, $1.75, worth
SO 90.
WATERPROOF Cloth VERY CHEAP!
Whlts Wool Bed Blankets, $3.50 per pair,
worth $2.75.
White Wool Bed Blankets, $500 per pair,
worth 1926.
Extra Large, Fine Blankets, at MUCH
LESS THAN COST!
Large, Heavy Bed Comforters, $l.25 and
SS1.5O each.
All goods sold EXACTLY as ADvER-
TlSED. NO SUCH PRICES EVER BE.
FORE OFFERED ON SAME QUALITY
OF GOODS!
Prices are made to clear out the goods
quickly, and intending purchasers should
call at once.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
FIVE CENTS A lime.
The GLOBE Want" and Employ.
mGnt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at hve cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove tho efficiency of the CLOSE as
an aoversislns medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twentv.fiva
cents, three-line advertisement, of situa.
t1ons Wanted, Situations Offered, Boarding,
Lost, Found, &c., and continue the advertise.
ment until the object sought for is accom-.
pushed. For twenty-five cents, the man out
OF o. Work can advertise for situation until he
finds one. Nv
Each line over the three, to cost five cents
per line each insertion.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Opera House TO-Nignt,

Alf. Burnett will give his first performance
Tonight, assisted by Miss Helen Nash. 1t con-
sisfsot character sketches of many couutrymen;
!. Caudle lecture; serm' n by ''the preacher from
hepsidam' recitations, facial chang, S, etc.,
ETC. II want good, hearty laugh, go and
see him. Tomorrow, ladies' and chiidren's
matinee at reduced prices, and SATURDAY. night,