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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10
TIE DIFFERENCE.

Nothing illustrates the superior wisdom
aad shrcwdncss OF the northern republican
over the southcrn.bourbon more strklngly
than the method practicei by the former to
control the negro vote, and that. which tho
latter l. charged with practicing
II is charged chat hen southern boar
/ bon wishes 20 prevent a negro from voting
agains, his party, he just takes down his
shotgun. which is always handy, and
shoots the ballot with which the 18th amend
meat invested him for the benefit Of north
crn republicans. out Of Lin and that is the
cnd of that ballot.
Bu, when republican finds q negro who
is base enough to bctray the trust reposed
in him when he was given the privilege OF
voting the republican ticket by the 10TH
amendment by casting that ballot for the
democrats, or any other party. wha: does be
do? Does he 20 and waste this valuable
commodity IN that reckless fashiong Not
much. lie saves it carefully, because with
his superior wisdom he sees how he can
utilize it fully. 4 dead " Niger with
bullet in him is not half " 50 cstimablc pro-
ii.able neither" "a live nigger" with
ballot in him. lie has the thrifty wisdom
of old Shyloc; when hcrcasoncd 50 shre~d-
ly rs 70 the comparative value of apound
Of mans h,sa' and the flesh Of mutsons,
bcefs. and goats
What docs the wise republican de in this
case2 lie just draws a ring around " that
niger wide ring-and Inside Of il he
makes solitude, compared to which the
centre Of the Sahara desert would be cir
Gus ring. Wherever he goes that ring goes
with him, and he is always in the center.
It's aprison wall about him, shutting out
human society and human sympathy, which
he can see through inio the busting world
beyond, but cannot penetrate or even ap-
proach. Long, a. he may, for human sym
pathy. i; cannot reach him" water, water
every where and no; drop to drink de-
scribes his unhappy condition. Bat worse
than this. On every side he secs signs and
hears threats that Gil him with alarm for
his lie, for his property. for his character.
/. Is not in human nature to resist this sort
o.: moral suasion long. such arguments in
= short time penetrate The thickest skull,
and soon the victim 10 longer sees the path
Of dr.y. Is through glass darkly, but with
the clean light ola new revelation. He Is
converted and he never needs to be convert
cd the second time. The ballot which the
southern Bourbon is charged With foolishly
DESTROYING, the wise republican saves a.
good as new and makes more useful than
ever C5urier ,JourHal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10


Irw, w,re asked, says Hrpsr's Blsar,
waa; i, to-day the great advantage which
man has over woman in the struggle for ex-
is.encc, we should answer without hesitation
Poct,ti. Pockets are the symjol Of an or
lcsly mind, of logic powers, practical ac-
quiremeats, homogcaety. \ bag, q. wo-
mans bag. shopping bag. is the emblem
Of the kingdom of Misrule. Speaking
roaadly. mans clothes contain dozen
pockets. In hiscolyeaient place his change
is kept, eYer ready aai never in the way
in that receptacle are his knife, coFksc'ew,
and shoc-buttoncr anothcr compartment
is sacred to his purse; still another holds
his Handkerchief; his gloves may have a
separate home if he VIII his eycglass lives
in an aris;ocratlc seclnsion; watch, pencil
case, and ;ooth-picks are comfortably segre-
gated. and he has room, besides for memo
book, letters, newspapers, the new
magazines, visiting cards, aud q case Of
c9uSt-pastcr.
Is it any wonder TIA. u, turns the KEY Of
the worlds grea. lock easily and well, hsy-
ing bo,h hands free fox that exercise? And
the fact that he has conquered his pockets,
50 to speak. testiiies 10 the supremacy Of
man. If hi, tailor denurel at putting
them in. tia: useful min;on w)1ll iinl his
occupation gone. Bl. when wonan IS told
By her dress maker TIA. oa.y one inac;eisi-
bic pocket ia to BE- allowed her, she sa7inely
submits, and thereby Proclaims her inferi-
ority OF sex. The riticale Of the represcn-
tatiye woman when she goes forth on her
walk (which, By iine synocioche means n
ride in the ho,sc-car % street of shops
will cont.in her handkerchief, her purs',
handful Of loose change, several addresses
written on separate slips of paper, two pairs
Of lonr-wris;ed evening gloves 70 be LET. at
the cleaners leid-psacil, pcnkniie, a
boot.bu:.oncr, six samples Of crewel and
Germantown WOOL 10 be matched, various
newspaper scrap. her last receipt from tho
intelligence Office, a letter or two, set OF
sIeeyc-buttoas, two earrings, and some bon
b,ns. Her suburban sister a''ds to this col
lection timetable, a msnorandum-booS,
and her return ticket.
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NOTES.

The country's Sunday Schools have con
.ributed s2j,O00 for steam missionary
vessel Of 42j tons now building at Bath,
Slaine. and to sail Tor Honolulu next Fall.
The l.-foot broazc Luther statue cast at
Louchaner, Germany. and intended TO rest
on l5-fost granite pedestal in front Of the
Lutheran Memorial church, Washington,
will reach therc early in May, and be IN
yelled MAY 2lst-thc 500th anniversary OF
the condemnation Of Wickli5e, Luthers
f3rcrunner.
Tso Of the five coafeierate generals are
still living-Joseph f. Johnson and T. U.
T. Beauregasl. The ConiedeEa.es had y
lieutenant generals, and of these the arc
still living-James Longstree., Wade HamP-
ton. John B. Gordon, d. II. Hill, ;. D. lee,
A. P. s.egagt, Jubal 4. Eary, ;. q Buck
ner. Thos. l.. Ro.ser and joseph L. Wheel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10
on Art TTSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W VA TIL URSDAY
WIDE AIyAKE Tor Agril, 1854.

!. f-ontispicce of forest interior, ca-
titled " In the Sugar Orchard, opens the
April U7ds AlraEe it belongs with Miss a
manda b. Harriss toothsome article, " In
Naple Sugar Camp" n little further on,
which is illustrated withexcel;cnt drawings
made in the camp up in New Hampshire,
last spring, by f. Childs Hassam. Another
racy paper is giYen in this numbeTi entitled
The Soap Bubble Question ;" this IA from
Mrs. A. ID. T. Whitney, in the form Of" Two
Open Letters" embodying her peculiar aii
funny experiences with the readers o: Hpfs
Awuks. who, after reading her serial story,
Baifered Crasis, in the magazine, besieged
her to get the recipa for the soap bubbles
which Thankful IIolme entertained the
BOYS with at that famous party at Broad,op.
T. lward Everett Hale also in his character
of political editor of IIids iwIt',' fur
nishes a chatty but valuable article explain
inL" Communism and cammIriSm." susan
Anna Brown gives an interesting little ar
ticle aJou. "An Old School Book The
stories of the number are excellent. There
is 4 trge story of Revolutionary times, en-
titled Aunt Polly Shedd's Brig lde, BY
Mrs.. II. G. Rowe. ira, bear story, The
DJu yhnu. But, by GeoTgS .. ashey, anu
Mfs. Louisa I. Craigin contributes ene OF
her best, "Bee" Interesting chapters are
given OF the three serials: " \ Brave Girl.
by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, " \ Double
Mas1ucrads," :" by Roy. Charles X. Talbot,
and In No-Man's Land" by L. :. Brooks.
In the line of verse, there is an Elster poem
by Mrs Mary b. Dodge. \ Little Witch, "
by Mrs Celia Thaxtcr, "E'umber Fairies,
biy Katherine Lee Bates, "The ThFce-Cor-
nered Lady" hy Mrs Isabella Grant Mere
dith, and the E&p's Fable, The Ant and
the Grasshoppcr," piquantly versiiiad by
Mrs. Clara Doty Bates with comic illu'tra-
tions by Boz" The music is by Carl
Reinecke. a setting Of one Of MacDonald's 5
poems. The c. Y. +. II. L. r ,ading' this
month are Of especial value to the whole
family.
$500 year. u LothEoP * c., Publish
crs B)stol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10
georgia Immigration.


There arc $3.50 babies 5orn in Georgia
annually. This is an exceedingly gfatify.
ing record. Reduced to its last analysis, it
shows that 1915 young Georgians are ssran'
ded on the near beach of the eternal shore
every day, including sundays. This gives
US aboll; seven every hour. night and day,
the year through One At least will be
bora while writing this article and another
while you are are readiugi it. Nothing stops
the Georgia baby There may be panlc> or
wars or s,asnatoa-but he keeps on a.
coming. He is the one immigrant that can
be counted on. And right good immi-
grant. too, lie brings little with him IN
the way of baggage, bl; he brings stout
heart a good name, AMI an arm in which
"tbe infant sincws will grow stronga as brass,
under the inspiration often generations OF
brave and heroic ancestors. He l. part oil
the old rel hills over which his toddlins feet
will cary him. and holds kinshl2, with the
air tina. flames in his cheeks and eyes, and,
though stranger in strange land, early
lock, his little hand in the hands Of those
Who love him. Poor as he is in equipment
Of effects, helpless though he.is as the ,pa'c
tina. was cradlcd in mangcr while the stars
rained fire. little as he brings with him front
the unknown world from whence he comes,
the Georgia baby is after all the immigrant
en- which our great State most depends
Iii. pra;llc is the shibboleth of her future
His dimplel arm is her maInsiay ana he'
strength. In his laughing eyes IS her storm
and her sunshine Cor the years to COME
ha.l Constitution.
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wa Read Either way

Our youth friends have heard Of palm
drome.-words or lines that read and spell
the same backward as forward. The follow
inz sentences, printed in tie London Truth,
simply make sense read worldly word either
way:
Solomon had yasttregsures-silvcr and
gold-things precious. Happy and rich
and wise wss he Faithfully served he
God.
"she sits iameniing sadly, often to much
alone"
MAN is noble and generous often, but
sometimes vain and cowa'dly.
Carefully boiled eggs are good aud Pala-
table.v-i iopih's toDpggio9.
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DAFERRhD : i;iI.fcRApus.

Rev. A. B. Gro,h of Blitimore county
Al eminent Odd Fellow and author Of the
O.ler's standard textbook, is dead, ag9l 81.
The late JAS. G. B,thuae, Of Virginia,
manager Of the famous pianist, B,inl Tom,
left his estate to his father, Jas. \. Bethunc
Gnlon the latt,r's death, equally to his sister.
Tia. 2j)lh anniversary of the lanlinz Of
the Maryland pilgrims ats. Mlry's will be
celebrated .: tha; poin. Mly l0-:hs BIii-
mere societi,, participating and Hoa. Il. F.
Merrick mixing the oratien.
The peerless Lanc:ry walked 40 miles
'tvyixt Dayton and Little York in Ohio last
week. \ typical English outing this
something beyond tie understanding OF 4
ms5ican w0mca.
In deferenceto on7 2rp.a'.. br)l q. abol:
By Cardinal II .Cio,key's representations to
the President, Italy has exempted the A
mericrn College =. ROM from hepro?o'ei
sale with other of;he pApai property. The
College wls purchased and is supported BY
American Catholics.
Italy intends selling the property of the
Propaganda in Rome AL investing the
proceeds in I;aIian, b1nl'-?ay.ns their
interest into The papai treasury. At this
distance. such action appears entirely un-
justified. the conversion being strongly op-
posed by the p,?c.
Bills are peaIing in both Houses author
izing the President to appoint in each Gus
TOMS dis;ric, SIX inspectors Of live stock
dressed meats ead hog products intended
f,r foreign shipment and forbidding the
importation Of aiuiteEAtal or aaTholesome
food or liquors.
Alter their late trips inio Dixie and be-
vopd. Jay Gould aud the elder Cameron
differ on ono point: the Southern States, -
say. the forrier have made such progress
since 90 Is was never made b. New Eng
land in her palmiest days" But old 81
contends that the present generation OF
whites are more ignoran; than their prede-
cessors-owiHg to the war.
Work on the Washington Monument, 70
which Wyoming and Mon:anl have lately
contributed memorial stones, will be re-
sumed May !. The shaft nov '42) feet
will have reached height Of $50 feet
next September-if the contractor, Hugh
Sissou, of Maryland, fails not MS promised
supply of 200 blocks month: A 5)-foot
conical marble summit will complete the
structure.
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girglIia frss grcss.
- -
". IT. Il. Il j. v. GdLL1HER,
Publishers.
". ~. y. GfLLAHER, EdiiOr.
T,snrIcs,o,c.. .JeGcrson County. Vest "a
snrIes!o,rn. JeGcrson CoantV, Best Ta.
ipru 10. 1854.
Rob:. +. Zee Camp, No. Confederate
Tcfer0HS.

This il an association similar TO The Grand
Army OF the Republic, which WAS formed
in Richmond, Va. in April, 1888, for the
purpose ofa,sis;ing sick and disabled mem
bers of the late Confederate Army. ani their
f.milies. In order to accomplish this object
mos. thoroughly and efficiently the s'so-
ciAtioa propose establishing 4 Soldiers
Home for indigcnt and inf7m Confederate
Veterans. To raise the necessary funds q
grand fair will be held darag the mJath oc
May and cen 'ributioRs Of or money goo
ara solicited fron all those wl) are disposed
to aid in this benevolent and patriotic worI
Liberal donations have already been mad
in Baltimore. particularly b. tho different
Posts Of the Grl9d Army of the Republic,
and the people ofthe North generally have
not been backward in showing the;r sym
pathy and friendly sentiments towards their
lstc opponents. Il IS to be hoped that the
Southern people will respond with yet more
warmth and generosity to IN appeal that
ought to 20 straight to the hearts of all who
periiled property or life, OK the lives Of kim
drei. with the fortunes orthc Lost Cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10

4 great many people call the present age
an nayaricious one. Thc American, asaruic,
thinks OF the almighty dollar in all Of hia
transactions whether in the pursuit Oi wealth,
health or pleasure. Tho general tendene,y,
of our race Is toward excess, and this should
be carefully guarded araia-t. The love OF
money ia generally credited with being the
root Of all evil. but all people seem 70 be
a;,cr nlsnty ofthe root. II can not be told
from the phr,seology Of the following
whether he wished to 90 into little sPecu-
lation
DR.. :. p. Hartman & Co.-At what price
will you furnish PerIna by the gallon? !
an afflicted with neuralgia and cstirFh: !
have taken three bottles Of PerGaa and It u
helping me. J.. Is. h'44s'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10

Catarrh.-For fifteen years have been
Greatly ANNOYED with this disgusting disease
which caused severe pain in my head, con
tinual dropping into my throat and up-
pleasant breath. Ny sense of smell was
much impaired By Il thorough use Tor
six months of F.y's Cream Balm have en-
tircly overcome these troubles. j. u. Casc'
~. Denis Hotel, Broadway aud lith St' y
i. Not liquid or snuff. -, >.
Nam persons IN Piitson are uslng ;,t rno ,,o.e
Cream Balm, Catarrh remedy, win most
SATISFACTORY results. A lady is recovering
the scose ofsmeil which she had not enjoy
ed for fifteen years. She had given up her
cgse As incurable. Mr.. Barber has used 1t
in his family and commend' it very highly;
4 Tunkhsnnock lawyer, known 10 many oi
our readers, tcsties that he was cured oi
martial deafness. Eiso8 lPd.) Gd-dtc.
iNot LIQUID or snuff. 80 cts.
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POETRY.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.

Beautiful faces arc those that wear
II matters little If dark or fair
Whole-souled honesty printed there.
Beautiful eyes arc those that show,
Like crysta! panes where heart-iires glow,
Beautiful thoughts that burn below.
Beautiful lips arc those whose words,
Leap from the heart like songs OF birds,
Yet whose utterance prudence sirds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that Is earnest. 5-avS and truc.
Moment by moment the long day through.
Beautiful feet are those that 20
On kindly ministries 70 and fro
Down luwliest ways, if God wills Il 50.
Beautiful shoulders are those that bear
CeaseleSs burdens 81 homely care
With patient grace and daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers OF happiness.
Whose hidden fountains few may guess.
-LifeiTs Liciag Age.
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Tie Jaf3gs3a Co. Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
ESTABLISHED 1873.

OFFERS to the r'o2le Of Jefferson County,
~ Insurance in a safe Company at the actual
cost of insurance. which is much cheaper than
the rates usually charged. and keeps the money
at home Cool risks from responsible parties
are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Friday.
D,Re-roRs-N. 5. White, Henry i. Dayen-
port. J. Garland Hurst, John ". Rider ". II.
+ Lewis, Il. Preston Chew, Wan. L. Wilson
Eu-cne Baker. :. ". Washington. james Logic.
Charles =. Wilson. John II. little, Jacob :
Melvin. T.. G.. ". Herr, .saac II. Stridcr
y : VIII .....-.. President
H. b. DAVENPORT, ......... re:i>'irer.
Executive CouxrrrEE-N. 5. White, Wm.
H. +. Lewis. Eugene Baker Isaac II. StrideT-
Il. Z. Chevy. :. ". Washington.
LocNL Nrs-Middleway-J. G. Shirley :;
Kearneysyillc-J. c. Bitner; lfarperS Ferry
Chas. f. Trail; ShephcrdStown-h. G. Entler :
Dutijelds-C. L. Barnhart; ChaTlcstown-
Washington & Alexander.
The Secretary will be found at The Com
panv's Office. Gibson Building CoCrt-lionsc
- r. 4. ALEXANDER,
Fcb y 1Ssi. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10
SITTING Do,en on Buddlms Gcnfns.

A Marathon amateur who wrote 10 the
manager of the Madison Square Theater to
know If there was al opening on the stage
there for a young actor. received reply
that there were several cPeaings in the stage
there and if he wouid come ON he would
drop him through one Of them with plea
sure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10

nR. MCCORMICK will rccaEe liS Ir'.,',s,,'e,'- Son
~ risi,st. ChsrlostoCn. ON the nrs' Mon
Nv NJ Mlr-h. Aprii Nay aal Jane, he can be
f,1al At the Carter Horsc, ready aa' i''eisou
=, s,c his u,j patrons. ... .i--;,
lI, expects 20 remain veeS or iao'e 1e''i's
each visit
February %, l2Si-Sm.
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JAMES w. Butt,
CMARLESTOWy,w VA,
DBNLERI IN
G]lgII5 lad HEATING stoves.
ANb HANUPACTCREn en-
ALL KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET
IRON WARE.
Roofing nnd SpoutinG
\ SPECIALITY.

T9yIIE undersigned has recently enlarged and
very much improved his snlcsroom, and
aide! largely 20 his stock both in variety and
quantity of goods in his line. His supply OF
COOK STOVES AND RANGES will compete
with any. embraces the celebrated " Excelsior
ana Farmer Girl, which never fail to give
entire satisfaction. besides q large nnnihet OF
others With each Stove there are given Fifty
Pieces. exclusive of plates all ot them very
uscul % huusckeepcrS. Important additions
To many of these Stoves. as furnished by me-
gre Side. Aut0matic-Ovcn and llpc Shelves,
Water. backs and Warming Closets. Coal on
stoves alWay, in stock and the best Wood AID
Goa! Heaters on hand in season. Every Stove
guaranteed Ny supply of Fine Goods in my
line is one of ;hche,t ever offered in Charles
town. ami includes handsomely ornaments
Water Coolers and Chamber sets, Beautiful
Drip CoHcc.Po;s Soup Ice and Cream Ladies,
&C.. with all the usual variety of Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware. of all EinlS. Prices always mod
crate. Price of stoves from Si2 up.
Boa.ins aad Spoutin; and other Tin Work,
promptly executed. ....-..
Auril 2S iSS3
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GER.3RD EEOg'gE,

=. = C1-ac, smith ond Chestnut Sts., phila.
J. McKlBBsv Manager. III. Dayyisos, Sup
STREET CARS run from all the principal
Dcpo.> 10 the HOTEL. The accommodations
are i'm aH respects elua. to any in the City
$500 per lay.
Oct > lSSU-V.
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structure.
d" Ecltgh on Rails"

Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, ch.pmuns', gophe's'
I5c. Druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10
When You visit Washington stop At the
AMERICAN HOUSE
Pcm'c. 1rrqu,. Cor Ssyca'l Street,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
JERMs - PER DAY.

TIE p,op-icl'r- of this Iioase, tic oldest
established lio-cl IN Wisdin ,tpn, desire 10
caii the attention OK their pltrons anu the pHb-
l;c t1 tlc fs.. that thr Hotel il and has been
the heal quarters for Wts. Nirsinians for over
hlifa ccn.lry. rhe American is centrally
ll,l.el in thc b,lsincss portion OF the city. AND
WITHIN a ,h1-t distance of an Public Buildings.
Churches. ana rluccs cf Amrscmcat.
DUFFY 10 LEANNARDA.
N1.cUA.- 30. lsS3-ly. Proprcto7s.
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In adli,ion GO the large stock OF Fall Winter
FRENCH WORSTEDS
Fancy Suitings,

< CtilO,E - 1NA u IL - -,
have alrcldy purchased for the season of 81
ANA constantly receiving the latest designs
manufactured. and au, thereby enabled 10 iHr-
nish any one desiring Plain or Fancy SUIT.
Uav,n, no rent or cutter to pay enables me
a. conduct ipy business on a low expense basis,
ana as give rly purchasers the benefit ot ti'i>
saving YOU can readily see why / cin furnish
better goods frr same prices than more Prcten-
tious houses 1 also Keep q large linc oi
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Linen Collars and Cuts, Gloves, Suspenders,
and the finest selection OF plain and fancy
Neck Wear. and especially cali your attention
10 rnv large assortment Of Underwear both
Woo!cn and Canton Flannel and the cclcbra-
tel Pearl and Scratch Pockc; shirt, at 81 each.
which have each given entire satisfaction, all
ofwhich will be sold at the lowest cash price
I return many thanks ryour liberal patron
a,.c In the past. and soiicit continuance oi inc
s.n,c. and rs su?erintcnd all OF my OWN work
i'm person guarantee g. all OF my customers
satisfaction. Respectfully,
Oct Is. lSSG. j. II. Nv AhlD-
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:. R,tJh on go,us.v

Ask for Wells Rough on Coras." l5c.
Quick complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, buni0as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-10
yYiT HUsBIyD OF li!NE

three time, the man he was before he be-
,n using" Wells Health Remover" 81.
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THE 1919 FAMILY GROCERY"
ALIVE AGAIN!

HAyINC purchased the Store and Stock of
NJ. Warren Ehy VIII cpuiinae the same
lnc ur business at his old stand. oder nne
a,sortmcntof
GROCERIES, SUGARS, C0FFEES,
TEIS, SPICES, S1RUPG, &C
Also large sines og
WOODEN.WARE. CROCKERY & SALT.
s,ici; ihc patronage cf my frcnds and tAe
,.ubl,e. and AN satisfied they viii lind my stoes Of
priinc qutitv snd my prices very low.
A?iii IL, 1919. ii. IL. VoOhH'
1, ROUN0 Alum and Fine Sali !o7 sale cheap
II by H. H. OoVAh'
YCSr received lot o. Buckets, Tub. sad Cyln-
7s der CLIras, which are lorsa'c by
II. II. COOKE.
LARGE Stock Of Qucenswarc, Gla'swaf.
4 and Sioncware Tor sale cbcaPat - he Ola
: Iii, ,;-ocrr," nf H. II. COOKE.
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Jas. II. McLaughiin.l lChas. IL. lieFbeT;