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S5.75 nv MONEY .xH sS2
Easily and honorably made by AGENTS. Al.
land. Maine. - .oIa
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The Pr0visioner. an English journal,
declares-what is undoubtedly true
that it would take "nillions OF dollars
to compensate for the annual losses aus.
tanned from the rough, brutal. treatment
OF dairy stock"
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SAnfoap's RADICAL cure

only promptly .r-esss th> eorrodine dhehaTTss To
Csiarrh bot ete Action r~stores to soznd
hraiih ~ orgsns Of the head thst have become
afeeei ey II, sIs exhibit OF the following alec
tons
Defective fy-sigkt. Inaamed ard Msatesy
Eyes. Painful and Wsssry Eyes. Loss sf
Hearing. EArarhe. Neuralgia Of the Ear.
Discharge from the Ear. Ringing Noises
In the Head. Dizziness, Nervous Headsrhe.
rains In tho Temples. Lose Of the seuses a
Taste and smell. Elouxatisa of the Uvula.
Inflammation Of tho Ton.iIs. Putyid Sore
Throat. Tickling or Hacking Cough. Bros-
sbitis. and Bi.edinS of the LunSs.
r.ch package contains rr. eanforas Improved Ia
hans Tube ith fall and Carefully prepared dirsetons
for all cases Prioe.N Fotsals By all shoesais
sri retail drug and ds Aisrs Throughout the uitst
Stairs AL saasss. wrfks q POTTER, General
Agrut. aui whol.-.ie asEis<s. Boston. Naa-
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.

he. - State st.. opposite Kiisy, Boston.
Secures Patents in the United states s,.otr
Great Britain. France and other foreign Countries
COPIES oil the claims of any Patent furnished nv
renting one dollar. Assignments recorded al
ashinston. No Agency In the United states
possesses superior iseiiies tor obtaining Patents
or sscertaining the patentability of inventions,
II. n. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TEsTIMoSIALs
u regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most csusbl
and successful practitioners with whom 1 have
had Official Intercourse
CHAs. MASON, Comm ssioner of Patents
inventors cannot employ a person more trust
oihS y. more capable OF securing Tor them an
early and favorable consideration at the patent
O"ee. Edmund BURKE,
late Com mis- Toner of Patent.
~ BOSTON, October 10, 1870
n II. EDDY ESQ Dear Sir: you procured n,
me. IN is4o my first patent. Since then Won hay,
acted for and advised me In hundred. OF ca So
ana procured many patents, Reissues and erten-
uons. ! nave occasionally employed the hes,
agencies IN New York, PhilaIelthia and Wsshin9
son. but sill give you almost the whole OF nv
business IN your line and advise others To en-
pioy you. Yours truly GroUer n. -. ~ Gu
Boston. Jan. :, 1879. wi
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FOR SALE !!

THE undersigned oGers tor sale to a practical
1 Maehinist or Moulder one-haif Of his Foundry
and Machine Shop situated il Ellsworth: or In
preferred will sell the whole.
The Foundry 10 IN ost iavorsbiy located, there
being no other business OF the kind within cir
cult of ninety miles.
The Foundry and Machine Shop contain all the
tools and machinery necessary to meet the re-
quiremepts of the trade. With the developueOt
Of several new manufacturing Interests IN addj-
ton ~ the already large Milling and Shi build
ing interests In the county. the nasure Of this
business mast be good Parties desarinR 10 en-
gage in business are In vifed to investigate. Any
informal ion desiret can be had by addressing the
subscriber. or calling upon him at his place Of
business.
ln WI. .. MCDONALD.
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SkTs

Loaned Real Estate rh.tnx
HIet mems upon property rorR
over sfSe1l with accrued intere.t A. .,o 40
loaned upon Bank -tock. n.or,t ~"' e@9oo
over $1,000 with accrued interast 4.
nahsor Guy Bond. (market vaiue1 - esa :"
Bath Il -, $3.50 %
st. Paul -, =, 10000
Dubuque d" III 5000
u. ;. doyernma,, - 10000
nm MN On hand and in BaAks...... n I9I a.
b bs Receivable for Premiums, ~ nsS
pue on account of Home once and I'm "''"'"'
course OF tran emission from agents ~ No.,
'aisaPs due the Company on Iosses '''
ahsa'y pad. Observation-Disclosures sooo
IA oaer assets and properly nf tba o"'os
oaompany including interest ,tue on
bank Acct. etc.,.....,.- -.
Total Assets,
t2is ,sls.2e
LIABILITIES. (RKAL AND cosr,ssx,
no losses due and unpaid
Al known and reported losses tn.,na
n ing All estimated aad supnosrd a. ..on
reinsurance, being full premInm 81 S''soo'S
sseiy RISK In force without any de-
Allow for bad deh;. ...'''''.'..-...... IS aseaa
Capital Stock - a' '''''.'.''..... 243.6s
Net surplus over All loo 0O0 90
80 H'aohties'-.... 13,7i40s
e2as,sls.2s
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" AR R E N S:
diseA see. by the aid of his
OZONE Q
INHALINC: & I;
INST Ru M E MIS-:

stroy germs par ties septic liter in the atmoy
pherc, srising from deeom position of animal and
Vegetable matter. IL ls found most abundant on
mou ntaln tops. and is almost entirely absent in
the air IN cities and lo~ elevations.
Eaeh Kind OF septic matter in the air produces
some disease, as dyphiheIia. catarrh, bronchial
anea!on. maiarious ieyers and diseases which
arise IRON impure blood.
As OZONE Effects the atmosphere, freeing IL
from all septic and poisonous matter 50 IL fleets
the human body, entering the blood through the
lungs, and not only removes the cause OF disease
but drives from the system the disease itself
taken with proper medicines, its effects for the
cure Of Catarrh, Asthma. Com umption ssrotula
and diseases OF the blood is unprecedented 10 the
history OF medical science
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RECIPE FOR CURING MEAT-This in
cludes beef, mutton, pork hams, etc. !:
To gallon of water, use l-2 ID. of
salt, l-2 ID. OF sugar, l-2 OF. OF saltpetre
and IL OF. of potash. In these proper.
tons the pickle may be increased TO
any quantity desired. Boil this mix
ture I'LL all the Impurities rise, and skim
them oil. Then pour it into a tub or
hrkin TO cool, and when cold pour il
over the meat, which should be covered
with pickle. The meat should not be
thus treated until two days after kill.
ing. during which time il should be
slightly sprinkled with pow dercd salt
petre, which removes all the surface
blood, etc. leaving the meat fresh and
clean. Some omit boiling the pickle,
and find it 10 answer well. though boil
ing purifes the pickle by throwing of
the impurities Of salt and sugar. If
this receipt be strictly followed, ii will
require only a single trial to prove it's
superiority over the common wsy of
putting down meat. and will not soon
be abandoned for any other. The meat
is UNSURPASSED for sweetness, delicacy
and freshness of co!or-t Traveller.
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New ard
" oBderfuI
reatmsnt
and Cure
as.IrrA
dsfk ma
BrOneAttis
CoaEmp
ffns, aud
SrQ6ILOtss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18
PUBLIC MERTING.

at a meeting of the Changers. held in the
Court House, in Chariestown. on the 18th of No
yemberi the meeting was organized by the cleo
tion of JOHN a. THOMPSON. ESQ.,, President.
and J.H. L. HUNTER, Secretary.
Therenpon, the President introduced Hon:
Thomas M. Isbeli, Of our county. who delivered
onetof the most happy, instructive, ehaste. and
beautiful addresses 1t has over been our plea.
sure to listen to. 1t abounded in correct and
ted bv the most happy imagery.
Then Mr.. John II. Strider was next intro
duced, shose subject was'sThe Depression of
Oar Agricultural Industries. He mastered his
subject with great clearness, and produced hg-
nres to sustain his position. His practical
strong and vigorous common sense mace MS
hearers follow him very cleSaly through MS
edifying and able address. The next speaker
introduced was our IA Tented aud ablo agricut-
tural friend, Hon. James II. Grove. who was the
centre of the attraction of cur meeting. Hls
many happy sentiIne nts and able logic produced
profound silence whilst he proceeded with his
discourse, and owing to the latencss ofthe even
ing, he was compelled to cut snort his other
wise able and learned discourse.
After the thanks of the meeting were ten
dered Efficient and able SPEAKERS, Tue
meeting adjourned
J 81. L. HUNTEa, Secretary.
e. T. Kirby, Martinsburg, sells all kinds
of Sewing Machines--new and second hand
at lowest prices.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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y 7 f d

II sherherdst,wp. on Mondav last. til" 10Th
Of Novetnher, 1879, about 10 o'eLock, ~. sudden
of Mr.. John Crisuell, aged 80 years. i months
and - days
In Front Royal. Warren county, VS. on the
14!lI instant, after but few hours illnpEa, of
Scarlet Fever, HANSON. infant son Of the Rev.
S. @. aud Mrs. Kate Ferguson. aged about
years and months.
In hartinsburg on Wednesday morning Nov.
5. 1879. Mrs. BETTY MILLER. wife of Luther
Miller, Esq in the 37th year Of her arc.
In Berryyl!lc: Va. on Saturday. November l,
ycar of her age.
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LETTFR FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHrserox. November 4, 1879.

MAsHISG ToSJ NoTemD Der IL 1913.
ef piAn sIs s"sf National Fair at Ivy City.
near our beautiful Metropolis, has been sue
eess. The closing days were especially no.
sons vending their way TO it in every sort of
yenicle The beautiful weather may have in.
duced many out, for the air was so balmy, aud
tho sunshine so bright, thst there was almost a.
tint of tropical foliage. Wsehin Ston, after an
absence of many years. is indeed city of mag
nifcenes The architectural beauty of its
streets. it's magnificent public buildings, and
the splendor Of many of its private residences,
is surely unsurpassed. believe the improve
ments OF the past years is tho plan of French
engineer, and although the people complain yet
their beautiful par Ks and dives, <that is in my
humble oplnion1 The Interior Department 10
heavily dransd in mournIng for the memory of
chandler: The monument to the memory of
delphia. and will be unveiled on the 18th of No
yem5er. The Army of tie Cumberland will be
present. and the services of Miss Emma Abbott
engaged to sing the Star spangled Banner ON
cadets will escort hIrs. Thomas from Buffalo.
Ne" York. General Thomas was 3 brave SOL
dior. and deserves 10 have his memory per
petuated i'll bronze or marble by tho Union
soldiers for whom he fought; but there are vet
Grams. WHO served in war more than thirty
ycars ago-I mean the Mexicap-who responded
accession of territory. aud did not destroy as in
the late war; and yet Congress has refused y ear
after year. to grant them n penslon. Tine sur
yivGrs are very few for many sleep u cir last
sleep, and have fGupht their last battle. AS |
looked at the unfnished monument of General
Washington. thcuGht he and the Msxioan sur
vEyors bore simiiItude- fret in war. but last
in the hearts of their countrymen. The pulpit
of the West street Presby terrain Church George
town, was filed ON Sunday, the 9th, by Charles
Herr, son of our former oountyman. A. H. Herr.
Esa. He was on a brief visit from bis theolosi-
cal stables, and is young man Of bright prom
;se. Yours, observer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

FACTORY FACTS. Close confinement
carefn! attention to all factory work. gives
tho operatives paid faces. poor appetite. lau-
guild, miserable feelings, poor blood. inactive
liver, kidney and urinary troubles, and all
the physicians and medicine in the world
cannot help them unless they get out doors
or use Hon Bittcrs made Of the purest and
hest of remedies, and especislly for such
cases, having abundance of health sunshine
and rosy cheeks 10 them. None need suffer
if they will use them freely. They cost but
q trife See another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

We are Constantly RECEIVING new designs, and
viii keep iuH as'0FI1IEnt OtfuTsiSn and d"rnes
tic CIosSs, RAGtleS aud GIrcUlaTs. Special '0c'ii
tie: afforded In our psrlors for szAminlng and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18
WHITE EnnNS.
TRlMMINQS,

Our White t:ools Department com priseS many
different fabric. and re of superior Ea:sh and al
corresPondinR low prires.
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ERESS EllDS.
HhNoKfacH!EES,

We have in this Department elegant a:"ort-
ment OF Plain and Fancy Goods to match our
Novelties ard SiIxf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

I'VE take pleasure to inform our CUSTOMERS OF
w the various addItioss our nuHIerOns De-
pa. tsnents, Sand would respectfully snnmeE-t 10
sune of the different lee Ol GOods for our Fail
ana Winter ITAde, TO which We are constantly re-
ceiyln1 new adulIfons
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

The steamer Champion, from New York
for Charleston, was run into and sunk on the
morning of the 7th instant. off the Delaware
Capes, Thirty-two lives are reported lost.
and twenty five persons are said to be saved
The ship Lady Octavia, from the Break wa
ter for New York, came in collision with the
steamer Champion, striking her amidshps
snd'sinking kcr in five minutes Among the
lost passengers are Mrs. Andrews and her
daughter, Miss Mikell, of South Carolina.
Both these ladies were well known to a large
number of our citizens, having visited Mr.,
c. T. Mitchell (of whom they wero respec-
lively niece and grand niece) at his summer
residence adjoining Charles,own. and making
a mos. favorable impression among those
with whom they becsme acquainted.
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KID GLOVES.

Lsdies' Gen,4' Reconstructed, Hemmes
EnoroIdered, BOrdered ami Ni0uS nIng HHEGe'
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WRAPS.

Kid Cloves of the celebrated makes OF Altxsn
der aod AlaIagram, OF which every pair il War
Iantsd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

Two of our former Lower Valley men
(uow prominently engaged in business in
Lynohburg, Va } arc thus highly spoken of
by Lynchburg writer to the Big Lick VA
Nea0s
Faulkner & Craighiil started business
eleven years ago. They had just come out
of the Southern array and poor men,
having nothing save young, brave hearts and
business vim and capacity. Slow at first.
but as they became better known they
rapidly climbed prosperity's ladder. until
now they are oao OF the wealthiest and most
extensive drug manufacturing houses south
of New York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

A VALUABLE MEpIcISE.-BUchu in various
forms has for many ears been ore OF The chef
sFtSes ~ re d;e aasFa msa.ea 1IT the treatmsnt
those affecting the primary, Digestive, and cir
cuatory ORGANS The difficulty that was lOuG
experienced in obtaining preparation of this
valuable drug that could always be TotIcd upon
for uniformity in strength and absolute purity
led to the introduction of Helnbold's Extract
of Buchu, which for the last quarter OF a cen
fury has been extensively nsed both by ply
siciane and in boMss and family practice, and
with very gratifying success. This medicine,
like every other valuable thing. has been extern
siyely initiated and those who have for it
will do we'll to that they obtain the genuine
"Helmbold BucEu." the only pure and reliable
mammalian
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

Mr. Ambrose /. Heokei, Of the New Mar
Fst zYt'11ey, paid us visit yesterday
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

WHAr EMINENT PHYSICIANS SAT.-Preven-
tive Of Administrators Liebig's Extract of
Beef and Tonic Invig"rator is particularly use
1aI when tonlcs are required. being tolerated
when other forms of animal food are rejected.
In Diptheria, AGue. Malarial. Typhoid Fever,
anu every depressing disease. its nse will be ut
teaIsd with great advantage. We have pre-
GeTISeo II With excellent success. J. Fl. Leslie,
q y: 6 p: Copo. 81. D; S. B. Pr&zcps, NJ D.;
= A V"nehns 81 D; Drs. S. L. and ]. c. Eidc.
lsS ali ar st. Anui6, HUG many Others.
so:s b. Better * Aisea;th. CaarlsstOwr. WA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

Prof Tioe having failed in his noteorie
shower prediction, Prof Proctor now pres
diets brilliant displny of mateors on the
night Of Thanksgiving Day, November 9Th,
at about 10 o'e!ock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18
LADIES uNnERWEAR.

This Department cOasisIs OF Fringes. ornn
meuts, RuItcns &C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

AMONG the most remarkable productions Of
this age and country is Halls Hair Remover
lis success is unparalleled. 1t is sought after
by rich and poor. hi gn and low, young and old.
tralia, cf Europe. and of South America mud
means to get it at whatever cost. It is because
youthful color and beauty, and robs approach
ing age OF one of It's disaGrseable accompani-
ments. If you arc getting bald, try it. Try it
ease of the scalp. TRY it if you wish q good
hair dressing. It will not disapnoint Won.
liunich (Ird.) NetrS.
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House Furnishing Goods.
carpets and Farniture.a Speciality.


,,AyING Tor soune time perceived The MID OF
III an Agency OF this kind have been induced
a., c4fr INV ssfvicee the cttzene OF this and
;o;ni,s, Con nties Having recently resided IN the
isity II Baltimore, and Ahsy1ng ALREADY had Con-
sidS,sbIe ExpeTience IN the above business, Con-
sssIIy ely upon my ability to give sstislaeticn
in eveyv instance. Any Information eheerfaliv
.;ver prices quoted, and Hcommission nan cd
Be- toTe purchaaing. In fact Il is iSTESTIoS 10
afford every facility 70 parties henoring VIA
their orders 10 buy at the very LowEsT hRures and
We Stter Ourselves that it will be to every ones
SdyantRv re 10 deal with We hope by ohsesving
the strSctest probity in all our dealing TO merit
moi only the good will Of this community but TO
gsin fair share of it's patronage.
we are Cent agent for the
CHAMPION BR0i D.0ASTER.
an Invaluable machine for sowing limo. platter.
ar snv kind OF Fertilizer, with capacity ranging
from one half TO twenty (2o) bushels per sere.-
No Farmer v no has ever used one would be With
ont il tor severaI times its coat have one this
uoint nd invite an EXAMINATION Of 81 nv every
fasmer. Persons wishing any. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS Machinery can DO fnFhished
with nrumptneGs end at lowest price, by calling
upon me. Price List and Catalogues turaishsd
free upon application:
Tor the original Improved Montgomery
RockazCay Hheat Fan,
conceded by all f.ir judges to he The be.. Fan
maputactu.ed in the United StaIes. Rs IL vail
clean thoroughly all Rinds of grain, AID hAs the
yery great conIbiasd advantages CT SubstantiaL
woTkms ship in its msnufaetHre ahd sEssd In IL.
Exeenrioa ANY oae IN. want OF a Good Fan will
.ave time sad money by PTIehs,ing ne Ct these
DvHields. JtH. Co., VIVA
November 4. 1879. RsgistGre copy.
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sfgEsBA1 MogNIse. NoYEMBER IS. 1s19.
9 POLITICAL d i j. INTERVIEWS.

Hon.eJ. q. 8. Blackburn, being inter-
sisWed by Washington Post reporter, says
ofsthe construction of the next Democratic
National ticket:
sssI think" continued Mr.. Blackburn,
s.thst it will be necessary to have the two
prominent States, New York and Indiana,
represented upou the next ticket. While
have my private preferences, do not con.
slider it essential TO success that the head
should come from New York. however de.
sirable that might be. Lean name seven
men, citizens of those two States, and con-
any, OF which. | will stake my SOULS saliva
tion, would win"
.l..Aud the seven?"
81 will name for Indiana, Mcdonald, Hem
bricks, Voorhees, and English; for New
York, Seymour, Potter and Sanford b
Church. Seymour aud Hendricks would
make an impregnab!s ticket"
From an interview BY the Wheeling Reg
istsr, We gather tho following expressions
from Senator a.. G. Davis. of this State, in
reply TO query as to who should be our
next Presidential candidate:
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour, feel
sure; is our best and most available oandi-
date. He is now by far the ablest aud strcng-
est man 10 New York, and perhaps in the
country. Senator Bsyard think ia the next
most available. candidate. Governor Hem
bricks is statesman popular in the Wtst,
aud would make good President General
Mcclellan is an able aud pure man. and is
strong in New Jersey aud New York. He
is now Governor of New Jersey, was elected
by'about seventeen thousand majority Gen.
Hancock has many friends. stands we'll. aud
is good man. If We had carried Ohio,
Judge Thurman would have been our best
man."
rHWho do you think will be our candidate
for Governor next fail z"
c"I cannot say who will. but believe the
people want Camden. They know him to be
good and successful man. honest, able.co
peteut and deserving, and ne would make an
excellent Governor"
The Injunction case of Mr.. John Cameron
against Mcssrs. John Satterlee and Il. 81.
Penny. all members Of the previously cons
Quoted partnership for tho construction of
Railroad, has resulted in the appointment,
by Judge Turner, of the Clarke County (Va.)
Circuit Court, ofa receiver to take charge of
and conduct the affairs of the parties until
all the matters connected with the diferen>
ces between them are fpally adjudicated.
The receiver appointed is Mr.. J. T. Grif,
fifth, former citizen of Jefferson-a gentle
man who, from his thorough business quail.
fostions, experience in railroad buildings and
pleasant demeanor, will no doubt give the
utmost satisfaction to all who may be inter
ested. The work of the contractors, under
tho new arrangement. is progressins without
any hindrance or material change in its op.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18
MopRAiNe e0nES

Comprising tasbmsrss, DraP D'Ete; Henrietta
C!orhs. csmels' Hair, Creme Cloths s'mbS Si1
TAnisc. Merinos, Alpaca and M9hAtFs C ou.-
nd yelling pur poses.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

The last chance to visit the National Cap
ital st reduced rates during the present
season, is offered by the B. & o. R. R. in an
excursion to Washington City on the occasion
of the unwilling of the Thomas Monument,
Wednesday, November 10Th. Round trip
tickets at half faro-gOOd going, up to and
including November 18th !; and good to re-
turn up to aud including Tuesday, Novem>
Der 25ih.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18
OTSTEK SALOON.

TLUTEl FLUTBI FLUTERs
q BE heat in town. They are rery ue"iuI
j article for the fair sex, for beautifsios the
yarirus Gtstses which they ~esr. Cau AMI SEQ
them. iadies. and he convinced. For 0sSe n
JOSEPH EASTERDAT'S
Tin and Stove House. ne2tdoOE to NATL DaEk-
oetGbeE2Ss 1873.
DOoTS.-A GuII line Of COARSE BOOTS, ios
ID the fall trade. just received by
j SHIRLEY SaIrH.
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ATTENTION, FIREMEN =!
Dress MAKING.

NTRS. Fl. D. RUST makes Ladies' and Misses
past favors. would ask a eo1tinuance of tho
same. Residence corner of Charles ard Liberty
SITS, next to DR.. TOmlinson's Dental Cfice.
November IS, 1S79-St.