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The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
sGRAND C0TEAU. ST. LANDRY PARISH. La.

Deepening of Glasses, WEDNESDAY,
II October 3. 1883. Location one of the
healthiest iu the State, on the Alexandria
branch Of the Morgan Railroad. between Yer.
milionville aud Opelousas, reached in seven
hours from New Orleans. Education-com-
mcrcial and classical degrees conferred in
both. Discipline p%aternal. General Terms
For board aud tuition, s250.0o.
REV. J. MONTILLOI, 5. j..
Sept. s, 1888. 2m President.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

Monument az Colonel Dreuf.-On
salt que lelite de Ia population louisa
naise-dames Ct i~acssienrS~-a forme lie
proiet d'Glever uu monument u la me
MORE du colonel Charles d. DrcnS, lie
premier louisianais tombe sous les bal
les fGd6ra1es, durant Ia guerre dc la
secession. Nous avons DIES le debut
applaud a cette patriotiQue initiative,
ct nous nous faisons un plaisir de re-
peter que notre appui entier est acquls
au projet que lon poursuit avec autant
d'ensemble ct d'affection que 81 tons
ceux qui sly sont vouGs, 6taient de la
famille du jeune ct chevaleresque pa
triote tant regrette.
C'est que, nous l'avons deja Gcrit, lie
colonel Charles d. Dreux aimait sin
cerement, passionnement son pays, ct
iamais plus valiant officer nc courut d
So defense avec plus d'enthousiame /;
iamais chef ne silt mieuX commnnlquer
4 ses soldats 10 fen sacre don't il bril-
lait. C'etait une nature entralnante,
absorbante, dirons-nous %volontlers ellie
savait attirer les tempefaments memo
les plus froids.
La mort du colonel Dreux, en- Viz
ginie, des les premiers jours de In lutte,
fit une douleur ressentie, non seule-
ment par tous les soldats, par lie gene
raj Magruder, par tous ceux Qul IaVai'
ent comm, mails aussi par 10 Lonisiane
entiore don't il etait II des bellies es
perances. Ellie brisa un aVenir qui
c@ertainement cit etc richie en- success.
En- effet, lie jour OH, la guerro terlninGc,
le ieune colonel aurait laiss6 I'uniforme,
ce jour-la, lie role de l'orateur, d@ja re,
marqu6, aurait commence.
Toute la population de notre vile
assista i ses fun6railles toute cette po-
pulation voudra aussi achever sen nu-
vre on, contribuaBt d l6rection du mo-
nument qu'on lui pr6pare.-AbeiNe.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

LIE general Francis T. Nichols Went
d'ecrire q fediteur du Picayane Ia let
trs suiVante:
Cher monsieur,
Je vols mon nom figurer par cenz
des candidats a la place de g%onverneur.
Je dois dire que la situation de mes
afHaires ~particulieres ct telle, qu'elle
m'interdit de rentrer dams Ia vie pub.
liqus.
81 je TAI fat en- 1876, c'6tait par IN
sentiment dc devoir ct a cause de petat
tout-a.fait anormaI DIES atfaires publ
ques. Celia est parfaitemsut connu de
met amis personnels. 81 j'en fails aujour-
d'hui ~publiquement mention, c'ost pour
faire bien comprendre que je ne veux
nullement devenir candidat.
Tres respectueusement,
FRANC1sT. NICHOLS.
lie general emperte dams ga retraite
l'estime, raffection OF la reconnaissance
des Leuisianais.
Notre Etat le comptera toujours au
nombre de ses plus vaillants soldats.
de ses fills les plus purs ct les plus de
youes.--Abeille, % sept.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06
Read Proof of wonderful Cures.

AeCdANA n UTA We
CHARLESTON, S. G, July q, 1883.
DR.. B. j. KENDALL & Co.-Dear Sirs: | par
chased at Louisville, KY, very, tine bred colt
and in shipping he got his hook badly hurt on
the outside Of the Joint, which caused it to
swell three or four times the natural sizey
| which made him very lame, I tried a great
many liniments which failed to benefit the in
jured part. At last, when disgusted aud ready
to give up the colt as ruined, I happened to-
see your advertisement of "Ke7dalps Blister
and Spawn Cure ami th lou u T. e, I you'd y g sSe
hook, which BY this time had become cal'euB-
ed, and to my surprise found it worked like q
charm, In t~wenty-four hours the part that
was hard became soft and the lameness began
to leave. / then got some of " Kendall's spav-
in Cure . and applied it according to diree.
tions, which has made Il perfect cure, and the
colt is new as sound as any horse alive. I
merely write this letter to you, as | think it a
duty I owe to you. and also for the good Of the
public at large. The foregoing statement. /
will make affidavit TO- and can also have n che Che
CITY who saw the colt before and after treat.
ment. Very resp'y, JOHN R. ARNoL1o.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06
LA ferme doit sc sufire a ellie.
meme.
Abeille de la Nouvelle. Orleans

= bp ia GHNa G.
Nous avons sous les yeux IN tout pc
tit article, I'm simple photographic du
Peoples indicator, dc Natchitoches
il est dune v6rite profonde, dune JUS
Jesse de vues irr6prochable ct d~'autant
plus int6ressant, d nos yeux, quill est
complement exempt de pr6tention
Aussi nous faisons- un devoir, de
lie reproduire en- francais.
S~'adressant aux fermiers des environs
de Natchiteches, netre estimable con-
frere s'ecrie "Combien y a-t-il, dams
notre paroisse, dc fermiers qui engrais
seront assez de betaii ct feront assez
de salaisons pour subvenir q leurs be-
soins, dulant toute cette saison ! Qui.
conque agirait de la sorte ~s'epargne-
RAFT les frais enormes d'achat, au detail,
pendant lie printemps ct Pete, des vi.
andes frafches OF salees qui doivent lie
%nourrir jusQu'apres la meisseu ct la
ronlaisen. Men est ce pas assez pour
engager les fermiers a bonner tous
leurs SONS a clever lenrs animaux de
base cour, a les nonrrir implement,
rhiver, ct le pTintemps ct let6 ST les
fermiers yeulent Sc liberer de leurs
dsttes ct viyre chez eux independents,
il faut que leur ferme subyienne elle-
meme q leurs besoins. C'est lie seul ct
unique moyen d'eehapper u obliga-
| tons Qui resent sur eux, u tracas de
toute snrte qui les assiegent."
VOLTA qui est parler dor. Nous
avons, plus dune fois, exprim6 dams
rAbcille les memes idees; noas en- avons
fat Pobietde ~plusleurs etudes sp6ciales.
Mais il est ininimeat preferable que la
yerit6 arrive sous les yeux, aux oreil-
les DIES fermiers, par la plume, par Ia
bouche de leurs organes immediats
de ] campagne, one par les journaux
dc la vile. Els = d%eviennent ainsi plus
sensibIes, lis Y conformeBt plus volen-
tiers leur conduite, ct e'est la le point
important, lie seul bnt que poursuit, ct
doit ponrsuivre le journalisme.
On n'ecrit pas pour 10 plaisiP do noir-
cir nous ne V o combien de rames
de papier 6colier on de papier d'impri
meries % ecrit pour defendre n cause
que l'on croft bonnie, pour exposer une
idee que lton pense etre utile, pour
contribuer, par sa plume, CONNIE tant
d'autres, par leurs bras, au bien .etre
du pays.
Nous vo%adrions, pour notre part,
yoir non settlement les j%ournaux DIES
campagnes ~s'occuper DIES questions qui
inieressent l'agriculture, les plus era
yes de toutes, mails encore, circuler
dams les fermes, pstites ct grandes,
une foule de tFaitss, aussi simples
qu'instructifs. sur les principles de Ia
gricultare, sur la conduite, lsamenage-
ment dune ferme, sur les details, les
plus inimes. q la fois, OF les plus i'm
poltants, de Sd direction 4 c'est sur
tout en agriculture que I'on pent AFR
gull MY d pas de- petites chosea.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

A Vendre.-Au bureau du COURIER,
une excellente machine Il coudre, tonte
neuve ct de premiere qualitG, Il un
prix excessivement rebuilt. Ne man
quez pas de venir l'acheter avant un
autre, car vous men %trouverez pas all,
leurs q 81 bon marche.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06
OPELoUsAS FEMALE IN5TITUpE
Opelousas, St. Landry Parish. La.

TSHIS Institution will resume duties Mon
L day, September Sd, 1883, under the I'M
mediate supervision of Mrs. il. n. HAYES and
Mrs. N. A. DAVIS, with competent assistants.
The scholastic year consists OF forty wecks.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Preparatory Department, per mouth : : 80
Academic ) W
Music, with use of Plane, 90. { 90
Boardin, including Wash
ing, Lights and Fuel, .-. lG %
Embroidery, Wax Flowers, Painting,
Drawing, each, extra, -------..-- ~ w
Incidental Fee, %
DISCIPLINE:
The government of this School is strict hut
parental; no hard tasks or restrictions are IN
posed, but every student mast comply With
the rules, and must prepare, up to the meas
ure of her ability, the lessons assigned
Dur course of study and mode of instruction
are designed to train the mind to habits vi
correct thinking and thorough investigation.
No student will DO allowed to enter higher
classes without thorough preparation. Pa
rents and guardians may rest assured that
the manners, health and morals Of their chill
dren and wards shall receive due attention,
No deduction for absence, unless III case OF
protracted illness. The location of this town
ia healthful and easy Of aceess. The boarding
department is under the immediate charge
of Mrs. Hayes. Boarders will provide them
selves with blankets and towels.
For particulars, address
Mrs. NJ. NJ, HAYES,
July ~28-s3-nov25.79. Principal.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06
1901 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in TiIth,, in Proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES:
Approximation Prizes:

1867 Prizes. Amounting to.-....-....$265 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the office of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Address Registered Letters
and make Money Orders payable to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

il Y q Boston, de nombreuses toitnres
Oh cuivre Giles ont etc posses, il y a
20 aus. ct elles mont pas encore eprouve
10 moindre alteration. LIE cuiVre est
encore smploy6 dams cette vile CONNIE
corniches, gouttieres, pour coavrir les
bales des fenetres, ct pour hicn d'au-
tres usages, dams lesquels il remplace
ayantageusemeut lie fer galvanise, qui
lui est bien inferieur en- beaute ct Ell
dur6e, ct nest guere meilleur marche.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

Dispose votre lit de maniere il asoir
la tete vers le nord ct les pieds vers lie
sud, disait uu %centenaire mort recem,
ment, pour que les courants electriques
aient la meme direction que yotre
Spine dorsale ct pour que par conse-
quept, votre systemic v ne soft
pas contrari6 par ces m6mes ceurants
pendant la mutt.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

LIE prix du voyage, entire Chicago ct
Louisville ct les points Intermediates,
a subj une grande reduction. On va
m%aintenant dune des deux villes a
l'autre pour un dollar, ct Ia baisse nest
pas encore arrGtee.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

LIE general Francis T. Nichols Went
d'ecrire q rediteur dn Picayane Ia let
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

Voyez PAWS de M. }. B. Clements,
dams une autre colonne, ct 81 vous avez
besoin de groceries fraiches, rondez-lui
visits, au-dessous du bureau du CouR-
aIER. C'est un marchand complaisant
3 ct affable, ses prix sont mod6res ct son
stock bien a~ssorti.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-06

1867 Prizes. Amounting to...-,-....s265 500
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
r. D. SurGARr & Bro.

The enterprise to which we here
refer may be classified with either the
manufacturing or the mercantile in
tercsts of Charlestown, for it belongs
to both. It is an old established
house, having been originally started
by the late r. Shugart about22 years
ago. For nearly year prior to Mr..
r. Shugart's death his son j. NJ. shu-
CART had been partner his ell
der brother, r. d. Shugart, and him
self arc successors TO the busincss-a
business that has been carefully
worked up and as carefully looked
after. a house better prepared to
cater to the needs of the saddlery and
harness trade is not to be found in
this, Berkeley or adjoining counties
and though competition is active, yet
trade attracted in years past is fully
maintained.
The Mcssrs. Shugart are them
selves practical workmen, having had
Il number of years practical cxpe-
riencc. They employ three beside
themselves in the shop here, and thcil
saddIery trade calls for the employ,
mcnt Of more or less outside work
They inform us that business is better
this year than last, and though prices
arc about the same, the demand in.
creascs for the better class of work
The class of harness they make ran
gcs in price. in single, from S12 t.
$50, and in double from S25 up to any
price customer may desire. Full
lines of horse equipments generally
are carried, and stock of shoe find
ings constitutes a speciality.
The premises occupied were re
built by the late r. Shugart abou
four years ago. They make capita
quarters, afford good show and work
rooms, and we expect to see Messrs
r. D. Shugart & Bro. not only main
tain but add to the high reputation
won by their father.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
DIED.

In Washington, d. c.. December It'll 1888.
at the residence of her husband, Ebcnczcr P.
Miller. Esq. Mrs. ELEANOR BLAKELEY
MILLER, in the GSth year of her age-daughtcr
of the late DR.. Samuel j. Cramcr of this place.
She had been for more than forty years con-
sistent member of the Presbyterian Church.
On November 9th, 1888, at her residence
near Zoar. in this county, Mrs. SALLIE y.
SMITH, wife of Mr.. VIM. B. Smith, aged &C
years, months and IS days.
At her residence near Falling Waters, Berlzc-
Icy county, November ED, 1888, Mrs. S. La
FEYRE. widow of the late Jacob Lafcvre, in
the 10Th year of her age.
Near Bcdingt0n, Berkeley county. November
25th, ROBERT +. LEE MASON. son OF James
w. and Rebecca a. Mason, aged 10 years, S
months and 10 days.
In West Troy. New York November 9th. of
diphtheria. EDWIN YOUNG. son of Andrew
II. aud Grace Menccly, and grandson of Maj
D. }. Young. formerly of IIGrPcr's Ferry, aged
3 years, 6 months and Il days.
At the Te sd in ShGpHeEdSt2wn Eove,
81 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
FACTS AND FANcIES
Concerning CharIestown and its
Prominent Industries:
Wzot Our Reporter finds to sag Of our
Business. Interests.
NO. s.
w. c. CARRELL & Co.

|
In either Jefferson or Berkeley
counties we doubt if thercis as hand.
some salesroom as that occupied by
the above named firm. by this ex-
preston handsome" we don't mean
that there is any tawdry, meretricious
display made in the furnishings OF
the house-on the contrary the store
proper comprises one large room
75 X "a feet-and its Dimensions are
so much larger than those of any
other salesroom here, that from that
fact alone, if from no other, it
becomes noticeable.
Curiosity, and desire to tell such
facts as we can, lead US to gain some
information relative to the house suit
able for publication in this review.
The business done, as most of our
readers are aware, comprises such
lines as dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes, and hats and caps. AS a
matter of course their general subdi-
visions of trade are again divided into
departments, but life is too short and
our space too limited to refer to each
in detail.
The managing partner in the house
is Capt. w. c.. Carroll. lie is ma
tive of this place, and for the past sc
years Cor, at least, during most of
that time hehas been connected with
mercantile interests. His initiation,
as clerk, took place at West Liberty,
Logan county, Ohio, and in 1851 he
began trade for himself at Tallahassee,
Florida. lie took an active part in
the " late unpleasantness," serving
as private soldier in both cavalry
and infantry and as staff officer with
rank of Captain-was captured and
for some time held Il prisoner at Hill
ton Head, and was, we dare say, as
we'll satisfied as the most of us when
the war was over.
After the war Capt. Carroll was
decidedly "on the move" For Il
time he was in business at Monticcl-
10, jefferson county, Fla; from there
he removed to Bowling Green, Ky,
and from the last named place he
came herein fact. his residence
has been SO varied that he hardly
knows where he is from. All the
same, he is jefferson county man by
births now one of the leading mcr-
chants of the county, and so the
SPIRIT" talks of him.
Referring to the business of w. G..
Carroll & Co we may, in all honesty
and truthfulness, say this: The
house has nothing to suffer by COM
parison with its ncighbors. In such
matters as regards extent of stock,
quality of goods carried and class Of
trade controlled, it certainly stands
second to none, and while its bust
ness is carried forward in q quiet,
unPretentious way, it is none the less
mcthodical and successful.
1t is a fact apparent to all acquain-
ted with the trade of the town, that
W. C. Carroll {; Co.'S business is in
increasing, and especially does this
hold true in the demand for better
lines of goods. We also feel justified
in saying that the house handles
nothing but class of goods that are
reliable, whether they be cheap or cx-
pensivc. In other words, it is filling
its own place in the business circle of
the town acccptably and we'll, and
more than that we need not say.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
MARRIED.

on Wednesday. december :5,h. 1Ss by the Rev
7. B. Shepherd. Mr.. JAMES II. BURK of Par
kcrsburG, TO Miss IDA NJ. ANDERSON, daugl-
ter of the late Harrison Anderson.
In Martinsburg at the residence of the bride 5
father, November 22d. 1888. by Rev. George V.
Lcech. Mr.. DENNY WATERS to Miss ANNIE
L. FETZER.
In Shcrhert!stown. November 23d. 1888. at
the Lutheran Church, by Rev. u. NJ. N0scr.
Mr.. HARRY SKULL to Miss ANNIE L. RAY.
iii Martinsburg. Nov. 18th, 1898. ut the par
sonage of the ". L. Church. by Rev. George
V. Lccch, Mr.. WM. KELLER to Miss AIOLLIE
f. HESS.
At the residence of the brides father. in
BOyccvillc. November 2Sth. 1888. by Rev. j. \.
anderson. Mr.. LEWIS BERLIN and Miss E.
NJ. COOPER-both of Clarke county. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
State OF West Virginia,

O'tHCS u CSlLcESOu3 SCI
Clerks Office of the County Court.
The following is List of Deeds admitted to
record in said Office, during the week ending
December s, 1888
/. N. 8. White and j s. Bragonier. Special
Commissioners, to Edmund j. Lee. Decd Of
Bargain and Sale. dated November 10Th. 1888.
conveying Roods and 5 Perchcs of Land
Date of Record. December Sd. 1888.
2. Thomas Hito to james II. Grove. Trustee
for James H Grove. Guardian of his children.
and Trustee for Philip Henry. Deed of Trust
dated May LIST, 1879. conveying two Tracts OF
Land, containing together S3715 Acres. Date
of Record, December Sd, 1888.
B. Thomas lite to Forrest ". Brown Trus-
tee for james II. Grove. Deed of Trust dated
May 18th, 1879 conveying two Tracts of Land
containing together S31I5 Acres Date of Re-
cord, December Sd. 1888
q. Hirsch Goldman and SanI'l f. Goldman,
to George NJ. Beltzhoover. Trustee for Cred
itOrs of said Goldmans. Deed of Trust, dated
November oath. 1888. conveying a Stool; OF
Goods and Merchandise. Date of Record. De-
cembcr 4th. 1888.
5. Mamie c. Alexander to Hannah L. Alex
andcr and others. Decd of Release. dated and
recorded December 9th, 1888.
Testc.
TIA MOORE.
~, 1000 Clerk of County Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

The people of this State owe debt of pro
found gratitude to the Governor and Board of
Public Works for the able and fearless dis
charge of their duty in re-assessing the rail-
road property of this State. In taxable cap
ital the public treasury has thus gained 0UeI'
f,ro AID orle-hnlf million Of dollars. Jefferson
county alone has gained S1S3. 9O4.O3 added TO
her assessed value of railroad property, as fol-
lows increased assessment of Shenandoah
Valley Road S94, S5S:69; same for Baltimore
and Ohio Road, $50, 045.33. In q future issue
we will publish the table, for the whole State,
in order that our farmers and taxpayers may
properly appreciate the manner in which Gov
ernOr jackson, Auditor Miller, Superintendent
Butcher, and Treasurer O'Brien, have dis
charged their duty.-Spi'it of Jefferson.
All that you say is. very true, and
its truth will come to be appreciated
by the people. before long, but why
did you mention all of the members
of the Board but one? Are they
entitled to the gratitude of the people,
and he not? General Watts did as
much to accomplish the results in
which the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON takes
pride as any other member of the
Board, and deserves honorable men
ton as much as any of them. We
hope our contemporary did not of set
purpose suppress his name, because
that would tend to show malice, and
malice does not become SO amiable a
man as brother Haines. The omis-
sion, we dare say, was unintentional.
We reprint the above fromthc .Ka-
mavha Gazette of the 2Sth ultimo.
The name of Gen. Watts was omitted
from the published proceedings of the
Board of Public Works, hence we in
ferred that he was not present. AS
our article was not intended for a
mere Ewf, but as sincere tribute for
an honest and fearless discharge of
duty, we can not of course include in
it an officer whose name was not at
tachcd to the published report. If
its omission did Gen. Watts an inius-
tice, the fault does not-lie with us,
and the correction should be made
not in our columns, but in the Report.
If Gen. Watts was present, and as
sisted in the accomplishment of the
good work, the proceedings of the
Board of Public Works, as published,
ought to be corrected. If he was
not present, and did not assist, we
have done him no injustice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

The Virginia House of Delegates,
last Wednesday, elected ex-Judge
Charles E. Stuart, of Alexandria,
Speaker, and John Bell Bigger, clerk
both Democratic caucus nominees.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11
Special Notice.

HAVING sold my stock of Goods TO the
IL Shenandoah Milling Co.. have placed all
my accounts IN the hands of Forrest W. Brown,
to me, therefore, will please make settlement at
once NIMROD TRUSSELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

The first session of the Forty-cighth
Congress convened at noon On Mon
day of last week, with full atten-
dance in both houses. In the Senate,
Mr.. Edmunds, president pro tenn
pore, presided, and a number of new
Senators were sworn in. In the
House, Hon. John G. Carlisle, CT
Kentucky, was elected Speaker by a
vote of 1872 to lip for j. w. Kcifer
and 5 scattering. In the Democratic
caucus Carlisle received 1O6 votes for
Speaker; Randall 80, and Cox so.
John p. Leedom, of Ohio, was elected
Sergeant-at-Arms of Congress; John
Is. Clark, of Missouri, Clerk; John
G. Wintcrsmith, of Texas, Doorkccp-
or. and L. Dalton, of Indiana, Post
master.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

EUST received large lot Of Prench's SUI
- pcfior Cologne; Iniall;ble Corn Cure-'.No
cure no pay" Tootiachc Drops; Aromatic
Cachous. for purifying the breath; Prctlo Fills
ct Cics best Handkerchief Extracts of choice
ocors; by the ounce or quantity; Tetlow's,
swans Down and other ToiIc: Powders.
July II, 1888. DIR. CIAS. +. PRATT,
! CST received, at DR.. PRATT7S Drug store.
= a choice lot Cigars. The best2 for Sc. In
the t2wn--also fine lot of higher priced goods
All now prepared TO furnish. in any duan-.
4 titles and all coloTs. 'AVEREL'S READY-
MIXED PAINTS" This Paint has stood the
test Of years, and il used by all the leading
Railroad Companies upon their Depots, Shops
ana other buildings. which is good guafanteo
az reduced rates. Price per gallon. $50
Jnly IL. 1888. DR.. CHAS. E. PRATT.
Sc DENTITR1NE. fragrant and refresh
~ ing preparation for Cleansing the Teeth,
Purifying the Breath aud Hardening the Gums.
prepared by DR.. C1AS. E. PRATT.
HAVE in stock and keep constantly on
Il, hand, full supply of Spices, Nutmegs,
White and Black Ginger, Tumeric, &C., for
] Preserving and Picking purposes
July "a, 1893. Dr.. CHAS. E. PRATE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-11

The Lynchburg (va.) Campaign
publishes likeness of Hon. Chas. I.
O'Ferrcll, and sketch of his life
The latter we hope shortly to lay
before our readers in the SPIRIT.