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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
ASK YOUR GROCE2 FOR
WHITE FOAM.
have filed bill of exceptions to the

have filed bill of exceptions to the
change.
The two JohnRons, with another COL
ored man, wanted here for theft, were
brought in from Hearns by Sheriff
killingsworth last night, where they
had been held on descriptive tele-
gram.
A qusrrel between two colored men
on Freedman's Ridge yesterday re.
suited in one discharginx a derrinrer
NJ the other. James Neal, who, in At
tempting to dodge the shot, ducked
hls head, tho bullet striking him in the
center OF tho top Of his head, only pro-
dnclng an abrasion OF the skin, al
though the bullet was flAttencd and
the negro stunned for short time.
The parties wore arrested.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northcott, an estima-
bic lady, aged 70 years. died suddenly
on Saturday afternoon and was buried
yesterday. She assisted in cooking
dinner, apparently i'll excellent health,
and drank little coffee. Soon after
sne laid down and composed herself
and died Immediately.
y. b. Cunningham, long and most
ftVorably known here, for years man-
sger of the Western Union and moro
recently manager OF the LongvieW
Erie Telephone exchange, has been as
nlgned to the management OF the
Western Union Off SO ut Springfield,
Missouri. Mr.. Cunningham has long
been reporter here for different papers,
among others THE HERALD, whose
readers will miss his newsy notes. He
lett to- day for his future home.
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water fer DAllas n,an.rsetursr,.


DALLAS, Aug. a. Editor HERALD
Your correspondent J. l.. p, In to-
dsyh EKRALD, while entirely correct
In what he says in behalf OF cheap coal
for manufacturing purposes, falls into
an esrsgiouh blunder in Assuming an
inSdsquste supply OF water in and
around Dallas for such uses. II Ia too
great az error TO pass unnoticed, for IL
Ia calculated to misletd thOaS Dssking
information on the subject.
!. 10 not,ot course, expesiod by anyone
thst extensive machinery eau be- run
by water POWER IN Ihis portion Of rexN.
The reliance 10 upon stohA and coal.
For THE purpose there are innumers-
bic sites In aud around Dallas for sew
ersl miles and in ovary direction, OK
capt 70 the southeast, where wster 10
ss-.Ss, t.l.1 ..34t41ass., MAy.5, ae,pl.e
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kdcKinnsy.

MCKINNEY, Aug. S.-fspseisl.l-A
petition has been filed in the once OF
the county clerk praying the somais-
sioners' court to order an election to
determine whether the sale Of whisky
shall be prohibited in Collin county.
Howe Y. Payton, OF the Flame Re.
view appears ~ enc Of the signsrs and
leaders Of the movement.
Prominent cAttlssAen OF this county
are dsveting much attention TO Devon
cattle. A visit to the stock farm OF
Mr.. J. ID. Page by TER HHRLLD rep
rsaentstive disclosed some OF the
finest specimens OF cattle the writer
ever saw. Mr.. Page 10 an enthusiast
on the subject and has good reason to
DO.
This was estray sale day. The crowd
was not large, but the stock sold very
vol.
County court is proceeding with
tbs cali OF the pen-jury docket.
Twelve thousand dollars worth OF
Irvine was sold ut this place this past
year to enable the farmers 10 cat and
bind the grain.
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Waco

WACO, Aug. s.-lSpecial. l-Informa.
ten is received from New York that
money has now been secured TO build
the entire line OF the Midland railroad,
from Waco, via Palestine, to Shrsve'
port. Arrangements had already been
made ana a construction company or
ganized TO build % miles OF the road.
Drake aud Morrison, who robbed the
Brownwood stage near Cisco Last
week, were taken before United States
Commissioner Fink 10 day, and will
have their examining trial on the 18Th
Instant.
The wire fencing around Mr.. w. r..
Kellum's 5000 acre sheep pasture, In
Bosquo county 30 odd miles from Waco,
was cut Saturday nignt. MIR. kollum
lives In this city.
Tho prohibi,ilnls.s have been clrou-
la,iue petitions today TO the county
court for an election on lcsal option.
Tina wbiRky men arc not Idle.
Fielding Austis, wtntod IN FAllt
county Tor horse stealing, was convey
cd 10 Marlin tonight,
Good rains fell in several portions or
this county last evening, Moro rain
Ia needed,
Several Knights of Honor left for
Houston tonight to attend the grand
losge.
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Bowie.

BouIH, Aug. 3.-[Specisl. "A de
cided change in the temperature o.
CURED last night, and for 4 while this
morning tho air was cool enough for
October. All Indications Of rain have
disappeared, and tbs probable dura-
ton of this dry spell in question not
answerable.
The camp meeting three miles south
west OF town 10 swelling into good pro-
portions and attracting considerable
intorsstl
Mr.. ID. 9. Brown, merchant of Jacks
horo, is here to-day on his way to Now
York, where he goes to lay in HE fall
stock Of dry goods.
John .. jenkins, Esq, OF the law
firm OF Jenkins i Johnson, Mckinney,
has been hero since yesterday on re
turn from Harold, whore he has been
on business.
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WATERFORD, Aug. Especial. l.
Mira. j. S. Skies, proprietress OF the
Skies Homo for the last 10 or II years,
died yesterday. She left a will in
which she gives all her property (s1-
copt two email legscies) to two chill
dren-sons OF l.. w. Christian and
George A. Mccall. Mossrs. l.. w.
Christian and George A. Mccall are
appointed administrators on the eR-
tnto.
A little daughter of Mr.. G. A. Price
died to-day. There is some sickness
in town snd vicinity.
The District Court convened to-day
for q six weeks xession, Judge A. j.
Beeksm presiding.
TO day was estrSy sale day and Q
good many peopls were in town.
An alarm Of fire was sounded which
proved to be u brush pile in the South
part Of town.
Mr.. IL. p. Gurnea and family will
leave in dav or 30 for the northwest.
ern part of Washington Territory with
view OF locating there.
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Arshall.

MARSHALL, Aug. 3-tSpesisl Cap
tain j. L. Fry leaves to-night for Sr;'
nee, Tennessee, with his son Amory,
whore he will place him to DO edu-
Gated,
Mr.. X. w. Taylor was buried from
the Baptist church yesterday evening,
Rev. ID. Cummins officiating.
Ton oolored conviots were iumersed
Yesterday evening by the Rev. j. l.
Griffin, from Dallas, who has been con.
Quoting . revival At the Baptist church
In this CITY for the past week.
General w. p. Lane and many other
old veterans will join the band Al
GreenVille on the 9th and 9Th.
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Wilson's

WINoSA, Aug. s.-LSpscial.l-A 6uc
rain fell hero this morning, which
coolsd the air very much.
Mr.. Il. p. frisks.t, OF this place, will
open nh in the grocery business in
ABOUT 80 days.
Mr.. .. Tucker has about flashed his
large gin house.
Mr.. CASTOR, the station agent, has
been visiting his BROKERS in Tyler the
past week, but has reJurned TO work.
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eston.

GALVESTON, Aug. Especial. l.
Large crowds witnessed the start in
the yacht race to-day. The wind and
weather favored the regatta, and an
exciting contest was the result. Tho
entire length Of the course was 40
milss, extending down the bay TO Red
fish bar and bsck by way of Bolivar
cbsnpel. The following yachts partic-
ipated in the race: White Wings,
Silver Cloud, Adolia, Nay
Nioln, Dolphin and Lady Jane.
An excellent start was had, the
White Wings leading from The start,
closely pressed by Silver Cloud.
Niolo, Adslis and May flower.
When the little crafts got out on
the rough sea, some Of them had
pretty hard time of it, but all msdo
APPENDED time. About p. IN. another
crowd gathered to witness the finish.
As the fleet came in sight IL WAS evi
dent the White Wings was far in aG-
vance Of her competitors. She reached
the goal ~ 3:lS, having mado over A.
miles IN hours 49, minutes. The
Silver Cloud visa nearly ose hour be-
hind the White Wings. ThenoEme Viola
and Adelis, 10 and AZ minutes, respect.
lively, behind Silver Cloud. The, first
prize WAS $40; second $50; third $40.
This race settles the contest between
the famous yachts Silver Cloud and
White Wings, the latter having fairly
beaten the former two consecutive sea-
ROns
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saa Antonio.

BAN ANTONIO, Aug. 5.-[Spscial. i
Frank Weber, collector for Guenthsr
Il zsdieh, loft on horseback on Satur-
day morning last to collec. bills aud
has not been since heard OF. Foul
play ia strongly suspected.
Al q meeting OF the city school beard
this evening Professor Rote, sspsrin-
tsndsnt for some years past, was
ousted and Professor j. n. Smith,
OF Austin, chief assistant OF 3.
q. Baker, Stats superintendent Of sdu-
cation, installed In ais place. This
sction causes considerable surprise in
some quarters, ~ Mr.. Rsto was almost
ntversslly considered . very sapabls
ofncinl. It IL runored that he will at
tempt TO secure redress in the courts,
claiming that the boards action was
illegal. His protest was spread on the
minutes.
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Houston Normal Institute from his
representative district.
The attorney OF the Texas and Pa
citic railway company aold a lot of
clothing here today for freight
charges due thereon. The clothing
was consigned 10 G. w. Full, of Can
ton, who refused to receive it. 1t in
voiced about 81 200, and was purchased
by Cobb 4 Co., OF Louisville, Denton
county, Texas, for S342 so.
Corporation is the absorbing topic
now. At the last municipal election
the anti-corporationists elected the
mayor and board of aldermen, xnd
soon after installation, repealed all tho
laws of the corporation and then all
aldermen resigned and let the corpora
ton "sleep." A few days ago the cor
porationisCs petitioned the county
ladge to order an election for mayor
and aldermen, and on last Saturday
evening Mayor Dickard ordered an
election for board of aldermen. The
election is to come OF ON the 18th
instant, day previous 10 that ordered
by the county judge.
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THE TEXAS KILOGRAMS.
CASH AND OTHERAUSTIN ITEMS
Murder Trial Ended at Lopsviow-Firo
at Denton-Mrs. eikes Dies at
WeatherfOrd-The Miatisg
Cattlsman Returns,
Austin,


AUSTIN, Aug. 3.-LSpecial. Total
cash in the treasury, $5l4,l Avsila-
bic school fund, 1888 40. University
fund, $4793l. Revenue, s3G,S9s.
Tbs assessment roll of Dlmmit
county shows S159,O6O increase. Wash
ington county increase sos, 900.
The Turn Varin, Of Weimer, filed a
charter; also st. Edwards College, of
Austin.
Tho land board meets tomorrow to
award bids. This session will proba-
bly, prevent the governor and other
State officers from attending the re-
unions al Fort Worth, Clsburne and
Greenyille.
The governor to-day received offi-
ciAl notlhcation OF the injunction
against the State, restraining the col
lection OF taxes from the Franklyn
Cattle compasy's cattle in Greer
county.
Martha Willisms, colored, aged l8
years, and her mother, were remanded
to Jail to-day, charged with the muir
der OF an infant Of the tirEt-named,
the body of which uas discovered con.
cealed in vault in yard.
The Grant committee met this
morning and adopted resolutions OF
respect to the memory OF General
Grant.
Messrs. Swain and Templeton are
absent, and If the governor refuses TO
act with the land board tomorrow
there will be no quorum and no bust
ness can DO Transacted.
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Nrssnyllle,

GREBsvILLg, Aug. 5.-Lspscial, l.
The case Of Mart Hart, for the murder
OF DR.. skinner, was given to the jury
Saturday, who returned verdict to-
day OF not guilty, greatly TO the sur
prise OF everyone. On hearing the YER
dict, Hart shook hands with the jury.
Hon. Sam d, Stinson's speech, in the
prosecution, IL considered the sblost
OF his life, and was much compli-
mentod.
The reunion grounds present grand
ready in the beautiful grove surround
lug the park, and their fires In the
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ArlisSfen

ARLINGTON, Aug. t.-[sPssinl.l-
bay, apparently some 10 10 years OF
age, who was asking alias ofths people
this morning, went into the residences
of MIR. W. o. Bledloe and stole three
gold rings aRd half dsllar. He sold
the rings TO some town negroes for 5
centn and departed on the wsst-bouud
train THE evening. Tho rings have
bees recovered. Fort Worth ofisers
wsro telegrsphsd TO arrest the boy, bat
no tidings haye yet been received
from them.
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wills Point.

Wills PoISb Aug. 3.-ISpsoinl.l-
Prof Burkes, Of The normal, hss beer
conared 10 his he'd ssvsral days wlti'
fever. His many friends nope 20 81,
him up soon.
Prof. Cowles has been conducting
the examinations OF the normal.
Mr.. J. A. Slarnes, Of this county. h.
received the appointment 70 tho SAM
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Ell PAso, Aug. 3-Ispssisl.l- Miss
Grace Campbell, daughter OF Colonel
Robert Campbell, late OF Austin, died
in this city this morning. Mic Camp.
bell WAS a leading belle and esteemed
by all.
A large meeting, attended by over
800 people, was Leld tonight to select
= candidate for mayor. There were
two fnctions-one for Glst and the
otser for Lightbody. Personal argn-
meats wore INDUCED in until = late
hour, when finally the nesting ad-
journed without eleoting any cRndi.
date. Tho coming election promises
to be ose OF the hOttest oontests ever
held here.
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Houston.

HousroN, Aug. 3.-lSpecial.l. III. r.
Percy, one OF the oldest cotton men
aud members OF the exchange, died to-
night after long illess.
Forty-hve suits were filed to-day for
.uburbs OF the city for heirs OF Mary
e. Weatheriord, OF Tennessee.
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Henderson

HENpEEsoN, Aug. s. Special. -
Colonel X. ". Henderson, internal
revenue collector for the Fourth dis
trict OF Texas, will remove the Office
tomorrow from horo 10 Sulphur
Springs.
James G. Garrison has signified 20
Governor Ireland thst he will boon
tender his resignation as district at
t0rney, aud the lawyers over the dis
trlct are nearly all petitioning for Oh,
appointment OF w. G. Graham, an able
lawyer OF tho Henderson bar.
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NtinsolA,

MINEoLA, Aug. ESPECIAL, Miss
hollie Mobley, q most ostimable
young lady Of this city, died this
morning NJ o'clock.
Miss Eddie Callahan has returned
from an extended visit to Westsrn
Texas and Mexico.
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Qsse. city.

ouBrH City, Aug. 3.--lspesisl. t.
Yesterday. evening jim Miles, living
At SprlnEdale, nosr hear, boarded the
east bound passenger train in u ntAte
OF tntoIicstioB, ana coon after fell or
walked on and was killed. lie leaves
a family,
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I.snrrI.n.

LoNoVlBw, Aug. s,-,SpeciSLl In
tho district court this morning thc
case Of ]. II. Tillsy, charged with the
murder CT Or, ]. N. All, on, was called,
and on Judge hcCord's motion, n
lChalso vi yenI9 - Harrison county
was granted. Defsndant's attorneys
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DENTON, Aug. 3.-lSpeeikl.l About
o'clock this morning the large frame
livery stable on tho east side of the
public square was found to be on fire,
and in few minutes wag completely
destroyed. The building WAS owned by
A. IL. Graham and occupied by Mshsrs.
Aiken d FinDegan. 1t was injured
for 81 200, but there wss no insurance
on the contents. Mr.. FinnegAn rushed
into the burning building and cut
the horses loose and succeed
ed In getting them all out.
By the efforts OF the firemen the tire
was Kept from spreading to adjoining
buildings. The origin OF the fire is un-
known, but supposed to have bsen
a lamp explosion. The losses are:
A. Il. Grsham, building, $1,000; in
surance 81 200.
Finnegsn Il Aiken, harness, etc.,
$3.50; no insurance.
W. A. Ponder, phaton, $500; no in
surance.
J. B. S0hnitz, hearss, 500; no in
surance.
Sam. Hunter, BARRIERS outfit and
household furniture SS0s, and ieash
STA; no insurance,
W. j. Austin, damage to building,
about 81 900; insurance 81 $50.
Il. j. DOUGLASS, dsmaes to building
about 81 coo; s0mo insurance.
ID. Kowsky, damage TO building $500;
covered by insurance.
PC. Withsrs, damage to goods, $50;
no insurance.
District court is still in session.
The case OF Moody Il Jsmison vs.. j.
A. Carroll, assignee of Fain, Peery d
Shelton, was decided this evening in
favor of defendant by Hon. j. A.
Fiolds, special judge.
Bill East, alias Bill Henderson,
pleaded guilty TO burglary and was
assessed tuo years IN the peniten-
tiary.
J. w. Cox, convicted OF theft OF cot
tonIhve years.
Dennis CrGuston, bigsmy; three
months in tho penitentiaTy.
Divorces we're granted 10 Mira. M.
Fulton, Lucretia Bell and Walter
Brown.
The old case, State of Texas W A.P.
Johnson, on forfeited bail bond, was
decided this evening in favor OF de-
fendant by the Honorable A. @. OwA-
ley, special Judge, upon tho srouad that
IL had peen more than four years ainoe
the cause OF rction accrued, the case
having bsen reversed by the court OF
appeals on account OF defect in the
Judgment nisi.
tho district Judge this morning or.
dered the grand jury to bs reconvened
on Friday, objections having been
raised 10 indictments found by thai
body on the ground that the graad
Jury was composed Of IA men, when
the law and the constitution prescribes
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weather Report,

COTTON hELr EEPOEr,
Tho cotton belt weather report ior Terhs,
esowing the maximum and minimuD,
temperature; also the rainfall for the past
a hours In IA follows:
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IT. B. A.
Best Institution On Earth
Relieves frsn Lodge Duties; has
paid in Death Claims nearly $780,
600, and saved its membership ST..
100000, as compared to old line
rates. RIB. PARROT. Manager,
Waco, Texas.

Extract from Financial Report.
The Texas Benevolent Association, con.
Quoted upon at icty business principles, as
much SO rs any banking system, and em-
bodSins the assessment feature TO raise n
mortuary fund-demonstratsbly the only
equitable one-combinss in Its practical
workings all the advantages OF mutual CO.
operation. The interest OF the member
ship and management are mutual and
reciprocal. 1t not easy TO conceive how
any nearer approach 10 perfection In any
system Of scouting safe and economical
provision for loved snes can be devised.
THE best clerical help 10 be had is found
In the home ONCE, which is q marvel OF
s5stemaiized management. Everything
~ conducted with q clssrness and dispatch
That leaves nothing ~ be desire Z"
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Mr.. Is. +. Coffnan, the general mall
agor Of tho Fort Worth Trans
fer company, in anticipation
OF tho dusty condition Of
the reunion grounds, has taken upon
himself the work OF ksepiug the
grounds sprinklsd during the three
nsniable act and one that will be ap
prssistsd, for otherwise the dust
would be simply unbearable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13

The firm of VIM. Phillips & Sons,
of this place, are now filling numerous
orders for building material and lum-
her of various kinds. Among late
contracts engaged to be filed by them
are bills for Mr.. Gustav Brown, Geo.
w. Armentrout, the Mt. Parvo dwell
ling of the late Jas. N. Gallahcr, and
carload lots sent to Shenandoah juno
ton, MillvilIe, Harper's Ferry and
Sandy Hook.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13

Mr.. II. d. Lamar, of this county,
has taken the agency for the Dayton
(Ohio) Hedge Fence Company, and
has already secured number of Or
ders from some of the best farmers of
the northern end of this county. This
fence is rapidly supplanting other
fences in various contiguous sections
of the country, and we predict will be
largely adopted hereabouts. Mr.. La
mar will give all,necdcd information
on the subject.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13

The B. & o. R. r. willrun special
excursion train to the Winchester
Eair, on Thursday, October 15th, the
day announced for the attendance OF
President Cleveland and Cabinet
Train will leave Harper's Ferry at
$40, and pass Charlestown at sos,
A. NJ; returning leave Winchester
at 4:45, P. NJ. Fare for round trip,
including admission to the Fair: From
Harper's Ferry and N1illville, s1.2o;
Halltown, s1.15; Charlestown, 81 .05 )
Aldridge, s1.oo; Summit Point, 90
cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13

Messrs. Burns & shugert's Open
ing of Fall and Winter Millinery, last
Thursday and Friday, proved very
attractive to the ladies of the town
and surrounding country. Their cle-
giant variety of handsome bonnets,
hats, ribbons, flowers, feathers, and
trimmings and ornaments of various
kinds, shown in an artistic manner,
made up an array which elected gen
eraI admiration from all who viewed
them, and was crcditabIe alike to the
firm and their miIliner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13

The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was administered in the Presby-
terrain Church of this place on Sunday
last, with preparatory services the
preceding Friday and Saturday.
During the meeting the pastor, Rev.
DIR. A. c. Hopkins, was assisted by
Revs. Jno. A. Scott, Jno. S. Lafevrc
and e. n. Campbell.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13
PUBLIC SAIEs.-Attention IS called

Pubic SAIEs.-Attention IS called
to the following Public Sale advertise
ments, in this paper:
Wednesday, October 2S.-Real Es-
tate, by Forrest w. Brown, Geo. NJ.
Beethoven, T. G.. Green, George
Baylor and Daniel B. Lucas, Special
Commissioners.
Thursday, October 29h.-Persona
Property, by I. II. Strider,' Executor.
Tuesday, November 3d.-Real Es-
tate, by George Baylor, Special Com
missioner.
Tuesday, November 3d.-Real Es-
tate, by George Baylor, Isaac Fouke
and ID. B. Lucas, Special Commits
sioners.
Saturday, November 7M. Real Es-
tate, by George Baylor and Dan'l B.
Lucas, Special Commissioners.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give pcfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Geo. T. Light.
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BExJ. f. LE1sENRINe. e. NJ.

Elegant assortment of stylish ovcrcoats.
perfectly trimmed and finely finished These
are the latest, you know. and we sell them at
lowest prices. WSI. KAHN & Co.,
Sadler Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-13

We will sell only sucn goods us we can hon
estly recommend to our customers as the best
for the price, guaranteeing satisfaction. Make
q note of this. WA. KAHN IL Co.,
Sadler BuildiIlr
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1ENANDoAH MILLING co.
Bible pepositorY.

TlHRoUGH the Kindness of Mr.. Geo. II.
Hagley, the Bible Depository OF the
" CharlestOwn and Vicinity" branch Of the
in the store Of Mr.. Hagiey, on the N. W. cor
ncr Of Washington aad Charles streets, Charles
town.
AIarge and varied assortment Of Bibles and
,Iestatnents, OF different sl5es and prices, win
Hagley at cost-the profit Is looked for In the
reading aud study Of Gods word BY all who
purchase. In cases Of necessity Bibles will he
distributed without price.
The public Is cordially invited to cali and ex-
anime our Depository Of Bibles, &c.
HoN. vs.. L. WILSON, President.
November 4. 1871.