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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Saul @runoet9ntbum

-Gurtis & Gbmurbs, "a
oft Ate StraBe, pHeriren III ibrer hell=
tieen Mnseise sroBe 8arSains in bilts
een 8aulpts urb Sarmen. Sebr bill
iioe 9Dts i'm Slice StraBen 9iitrict.
- SoIeeube 8areains In @runos
eiaentbum Bel 6. 8. bomD n, 100
Sf 4. Ctr: $4,000 fir 9aus unb 2
Qots an SO. Z. Str., nabe 8ap, ] baar,
@ef Iei@te 8ebingunsen; $1,000 fir
2 9pts In &eo @ins @ooitiOn, nabe
Summit Ipe., fonnen einseln pertauft
tperben $4,000 fir 9pts l II. 2, 8lod
2, GIart Mcbttion, letdte 8eSinsungen.
LANCE Belt $4,000 fir 9aus nebit 2
9pts an Gpmo Ape. nabe Madubinffr i,
bies lit iebr biIis; $1,000 fir cine etene
Got an &eanebifr., nabe Cope, i46n
fir @obnuns; III SUE an Summit
Npe., &de Dale, i6bnifss @Dtnungs'
@iaentbum in Der Staot $4,000 fir
Elm neues Saus, 8 3.mmer, unb Got
on 2afOnbfr., mub pertauft peroen,
neil @iaentbumer bic Stact rerloRen
mill, tpiirbe sesen leere 2Ots in bieier
@eeeno pertaui&en; $1,000 fir 6aus
nebIt Barn uno 9pt nabe &anoDlpbifr.,
tpiirbe sesen Sarm in @innelpta poer
MiscDnltn certaui6en.
Soft & Grescp, @de Srits
ter unb &pbert Ctr. $3.50 bas Stid
fir bret i@6ne 9pts an Safpnb strabe
spiiAen Madubin unb Sent. Strabe,
$1OO baar, $40 mpnatli@ -$1l00
taift cine 1ADne 9pt an 1niperiitn Moe=
ME nabe 8ictpria. $4,000 fir idDne
gdIpt in 8lpd 5, 9rpipect 9latsau 40
Slider 3 Meilen BON StiQpater, uno
id6ne Got in ct. Saul 8art sesen
Salls unb 2pt sI pertauiden, nno pies
les metr.
@ir mahen uniere 9eier auf bic
Nnseiee bon sablsaaro & 9obe aufs
mettIam. Dieielben Dferiren ousee=
sei&netes Sarmlanb biaiS gum Sertauf.
Man tpenbe iih Direct an Die Office
2O6 on 7te Str.
-Oie &abe[ 2inie 1T iebt i'm @ange
auf Daptpn's 8Iuft mir tDns
men iebr ihbne 2pts in Der Ndhe oers
felben fir $3.50 Bis $3.50 perfaufen
3ablunsen nad @unid. Wenn man
iDfcrt baut, braudt man gar niats
baar gu sabteu. &leine menatlide
3ablungen, tpeun man ipeculiren mill.
Smitb & Taplpr 333 &cbert Str.
gu perfmifen: 9duier in ben
fpleenben eisenen abpttipnen : 6rances
StraBe, @elipn's MrlingtDn Sias, 8os
rub uno 9apnes unb anberen Guoitiee
men, tpel&e id fiir ] 8aar Doer auf mos
natli&e absnblins p%ertanfe. SD nehs
me aud 9bpOtbeten, pSer Grbeit irserb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

ale gorfebrunsen %setroheu. Die 9aTa:
atere tparen In bic unteren Gdume bes
Saifes pertpieien> Die SeseI einee,o.
gen nnb Der Steuernarm init ffarfeu
Striden an oas &uber befeifiet tporoen,
oenn bic @eaen i4lusen unauf95rlid
Gber oas S6if uno ipilten MIes bonn
8oroe oefeIben binpes. Cine geraume
3eit bate Der Sturm getpitbet, Der
Wfaf ces riefisen 6abrsellses mar aes
broden, cine mddtiae @pge batte i'm
pie elm idpa6es &obr sertriimmert
Die Mnsit Der in ben gaiiten fi6 8e=
ftnoli&en ftieg init iener Minute pl5b
lt6 tpuroe oas S6iff NIT oler @epalt
9eeen ein Selienrif geidleuoert. Ser
StoB mar 10 befttg, oas man elaubte,
pas eanse Sabrseus lei aus ieinen Su,
gen Bepihen. MQes rannte In 8efflr.
3lrg uno 8ertrirrung bur9 einanber.
uOie Wdaren iiber 8pro urb ihnen
on bic Pumpen, ionit ftno mir perloren |"
rief Der Gopitdn. 60 mar es AUDI, bas
Shif hatte In Dem untetften &aume
etnen beoeutenben 2ed betcmmen, uno
iece NIUE 0Dge bra@te neue @eiabr
ales, mas ftd regen tcnnte, irar nun
tbdtie, UNI bos Sdiff leihter su MAIDEN
uno mo m5sli1 benz ginorngen oes
Wa1ers 80 pebren.
8tebrere an3itnDle Gtunoen paren
10 pel1cfen, 3eoer Bate feline lesten
&rdite a%nfgebpien, ieboh pe:gebeus 4;
muE iab, oaB oas @afer immtr nod
ffieg, uno oaB iebe Wirute mebr tapor
fG in ben S6ifsraum eraoB, aIs ma
nit alvr Nnitlenpung I'M itanbs par
aassuid6pfen. IS tlltb oaber nidts
iibtis. oils fid 10 i6nea o!s mbslid a,:f
Den Vorfen All retten.
uRette a6, tper fam, b,nn bier 1T
ale Wubt Der, e6ens !" erihoQ bic
Stth me bee &oprdns BON reuem
Ser Siurm bIils iih moeiien almds.
li1 berubist, obpobl bic Wenen nrdb
immer tD1 einsen. Die 8oole muls
ben BON benz Sd,ffs binabeelafen. uno
lilies elite kaftis uno BON Shreden unb
Angff behi5elt oenielbsn su.
uGs f,blt mod Elm tbeures 2eben,
NOD III 9atsr Alonius, Der Brtefter unie.
res S@'ffes 2" riefen mebrere Siimmen
bange uno 3itterno. Sn bemielten
eridien Der init GebniuAt
auf benz 8erbed.
uSdneq. 8ruber, rette bid" rief
Elm iunger Mann bnitig, inbem er ben
am arme erfuBte uno init iH
iDrtsieten tpulte.
uNein, Domtnif, ih tarf niht", er.
s,eier rublg, inbem er ibn ianft
IN ft@ sDa, I'D bin nur beraufgefom,
mer, Inn bid nod einnal su ieben uno
MIDI ceinem @ebete su empfeblen; Jest
lber renfe an oeine 9ettuRg,"
unno mas bdIt bid surGd?" Der.
Iebte ber iunge Manrl angifpoa uno
beme9t.
uQDrf bn bic Rranfea unten In Der
BORT hu ibr @ebtlagen uno !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Gathtmtither :

100 9ub. Sbeer 2inon 9e6rudte Ga:
i6entii6er SC
125 Oubenb Semiti6eo sebrudte ltn6
geittfte Taibentii6er 10c
20 0ub. geittfte, gebrufte unb Sent
ittdeb Sal6entii6er l5c.
so DUB. e6te leinene Sai6entii6er, ges
fttft, l8c.
so 0ub. feline leinene fancb M1iter, gez
ftidte Sai6enti6er, Csc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Strmmpfmaarem

500 Out5. geitreifte 9amen Strimpfe,
galmtpole, tpertb 80, 40 unb SOC, rur
30 Dut3. fetne 9isle @triimpfe, ~eleaante
Tarber, tpertb Is, Is unb Soc, re6usirt
5u59c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
WuSltn unterflet6er

Special Bargain in goriet
neber5iigen su rs. IS, 40, so un6 75c,
tpertb bas Soppelte.
yfadtfleiber nit Stifereien beietst 75c,
csc, 81 unb $1.25.
&tnber S6ur3en in GROCER Nuss
tpabl unb gu Observation-Disclosures
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
SDrb 4

9oianb gorbdn9e IN Sprinsfe6er &olz
lers 40c.
Spaqae Gorbdnge an Springfe6er GoIz
lers 55c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

&leiber Slouncings unf feline Stain:
ioofs Sttfereien 3n gleider SEDUCTION.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

gu SIS bas Baar, iet8t nur 1886. @roBer
Bargain.
Stud Creme utt6 e6tc tpeibe Mabras.
80 3oa brett, Csc mert6 SOC.
@eorlldte ytabras, figurirt un6 in gols
ia Dots gu 1876.
ytotttn9bam Spiben, re6usirt gu 128,
10, 20 nnb 25c per barb
81 $l.5O-500 barb Mobair Gruibeb
Flll9, 10 Tarben, tpert6 $3.50 tnb SO.
gu 9Oc--l00 Baaryt Sbit,en
@arotnen, tpertb ST., $1.25 uno $I.35.
u.3u $2-75 Baar N~ottingbam Spit,er
@arbinen. 8 Muiter, tpertb 1928 u, ST.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
DnmhChnhe.

75c SAGE Sanoidube, ale Tarben, SOC.
$l.25 @laee 9anoi6ube, garanttrt, ST..
$1.75 nnb So @laee 6anbi6ubc $1.59.
Gdmar5 ieibene Wttts 25c, ionit 40c.
Coo, 1onit 75c
75c, ionit 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Gehrmdste 9nhtfdJe Seine
He6uairt AL SIC bic harb.

Ee6u5irt 3n SIC Die barb.
lteber 100 Stif 9ebrudte Sn6ii6e
Seioe in 9epdblten Muitern unb Sarbet,
ME btQt9er tpie Csc, 75c unb e5c, iebt ale
St etnem Breis SIC.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
8ra1fl Joint.

20 Baar e6te 8riiifel gu SIS un6 auf.
todrts gu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&amboureb SptB, Muslin un6 SSriI6
Yotnt 81 re6u3irten Breiien.
Sranien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
s. ettetts
Musifattunss : Mlttfel !

Sn 33c-lOO 0uts. Serren 8aIbria=
gan 9en1be uro Soien, tpertb soc.
9eblgelte tpetBe 6ernbe, gutter Muslin
urlo getnen 8llen 75c, tpert6 ST..
100 Out3. 6alsbdnber. meiB unb fars
big. 8 fit 25c.
SO Duts. feline iei6ene Eed Salsbdnber
25c, tuertb soc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

Boitbeitealngen tpesben prompt beIorot.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
S6narse Spiksn Sfuuncinas

SO SAtpar3e G6antiQb Spiben 6lounz
cings III 1926.
$4 S6tpar5e Gbantiap SpiBen Slouns
ctn9s gu 1926.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
8 h ii E

so 9ub. 9tnon S6iirsen nit Spitsen
rnb Sttferet beietst 25c.
25 Snta. tmportirte Spit5eni6iraen,
tpertb 75c, nur soc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
8 d !!
81 25-42,1(Iinp EIn1tnrinns fir or

inner Eager lit sn sroB, INN es gu rebus
,iren offeriren mir:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

Curtis & Gbmurbs, "a
Oft Ate StraBe, pferiren in ibrer bell=
tigen Gnseise srOBe 8arsains in btlts
gen 8aulpts unb Sarmen. Sebr bill
liee 9Dts i'm Slice StraBen Siitrtct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28

NQe bieie 8ilber finb portreffli6 ausgez
fHbrt ultb f0nnten auf 9etpDbnli6em g8ege
ni6t fir ben 9reiS BON 81 bis $3.50 be-
5ogen tperben. Sic eignen ii6 DOrtrefflt6
gum !3tmmeri6mud.
@ie friber, 10 MAIDEN mir audi otesmal
6arauf aufmertiam, OaB tpo in e%inerfletnen
beuti6en NieDerlaiung eine 2lnsaDl Nbonz
nenten nabe %5uiammen tpobnen, es fur lie
portbstl6aft ietn pirb, it0 unteretnz
amber iber 5 lie gu beit eIIenben
81 ummern gu ner ftGnbtgen, 10
baB fie perl6tebene 8ii6er er6alten
uno iid bieie chamber Ieiben t0unen. Iuf
Iol6e Q8eiie f0nnen ie it6 fir bic langen
g8~interabenbe cine fOrmli6e 8ibltotbet
i0offen.
9{i6t gu 8rdmien beredti9te Nbonnenten
f0nnen iebes Ser o6en angefibrten 8i6er
ODER 8tloer gegen @%inienoung BON 30 Gents
be5ieDen.
8riefe uno @elb abreiitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
Ser 0elbe Settel

Seitt 9Infan9 OeS tettct cSabreS
1889 criw6en tpir 1tmfere 9eebrtem
&eier, ftd ibrc 9eIben SetteG ats1t=
icbem- Metttt Sara1tf ntd1t ole 39bl
30 netmerft fteDt, beSemtet Sas,
oaS fie nit Der SaBItn9 oeS glbots
ttemettS tut &tGfanSe iittS 1tto
DAB tic stttt 2Scnteftett fir feinett
She'll oes Sabrcs 1889 i'm Worats
besabIt bnbcn- Sctt att Sern Set=
tel ut fEets ett9e9ebcm, &pettn oaS
S-a6Onnentettt sn Gttoe lit 1&sS abz
Id&tft. Sa befannt!i@ tt1tr ats bor=
nNs6cS0b4cnoe 2~tbonncutett 8rG=
1ttiett OerabfoI9t iuerSc4g, Tito attsr
fcitet 2eier ser YrGutie germ pcr=
Ittfti9 8cDea, &peroeea ~ a0riGeinIiG
Dtetc oerietbe1t tttts fir Stefeu Tisa=
9srSeig oaufbar fcttt 1sto iiG1 beet
Ien, Sas 2~t6OTacunettt eit5ttf6i6ett.
Scoenfaas iOAtet ole Seier tiGt
Sara&f &uGrtcta, SnB Oct N8ett 5at
iDuet fonnatt, atsto SaS @etS etet=
f0fiirt+ Sci tteDr ais fitnfsiGtams
icttS &efcrm lit cS fitr ttticrett
9l9entett et.tc MmmtS9tidfeit, etten
icSen Seriel6em j6br1iG anfsuftz
dDett, Tito aptr apteSerbote1t, DAP eS
fiir Die Sefcr Oct 3ettnns att Be-
ten TIT, tpettm fte taLtcimanSer tn
oireftctt @crfebr tretcn.
@lio nod eimnsAl* geDt G1ere
gscLbctt 9ctteI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
Deafness Cant be Cnred

by local application. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
hess, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamcd condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustactain Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a
rumbling sound, or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed.
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be enout and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever !;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucus surface.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of deafness (caused
by catarrh,) that we cannot cure by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars free.
+. j. CHENEY s. Co.
Toledo, o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
UNDERWEAR SALE.

The sale of underwcar.is gathering strength
and crowds every day. Here are a few recent
additions that help to make an already attrac-
tive sale more attractive. We never offered
better bargains in underwear than are now
most
200 dozen fine cambria corset covers, high
neck. finished seams, pearl buttons, neck
trimmed with hamburg. Only 25c. each.
100 doze3 lonsdale cambria hubbard gowns.
yoke of four valenciennes lace insertings. with
fine tucks between, neck and sleeves Trimmed
with lace. Only S1.25 each.
we shall also offer 300 dozen muslin corset
covers, high and low neck. finished seams. but
tons and bnttonholes complete. Only 12J6c.
Nightgown of good muslin. V woke of two
torehon lace insertions and fine tucks. fnll tor
chon lace ruffie around the neck. sleeves and
down the front Only ~. bargain.
GOOD muslin walking skirts. with tucked
cambria rutfle aud tucks above. only 55c.
Good muslin gowns, hubbard yoke of six
Hamburg inscrtings. neck and sleeves trimmed
with Hamburg only 55c. each.
Now is the time to lay in your supply of
summer underwear.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
Mems Suits from $3.50
up to S25.

We can sell you this season a genteeI suit
from ST up, and nice dress suit very cheap.
We have full line of Cheviots in all coIors
and blue, which we guarantee FAST COLORs
(neyer fadipg.) I have big lot of Suits for
Boys. Ny line of Children's Suits cannot he
beaten anywhere. Can H. any child from to
IA years of age. and at any price.
Single Pants for Men, BOYS and Children.
Mems Furnishing Goods very cheap.
All kinds of Flannel outside Shirts. Percni
ard White Shirts. 1.-THE Peari''-best dress
shirt on the market-from soc. up to SI.25.
SHOES Nobody can eclipse me on prices
of Shoes. Working Shoes and Fine Shoes
from 91.50 to $500. Ladies' Shoes and Slip
pers in endless variety
Buff COlored Slippers for Ladies. only 99c.;
Mems Sl.35. best quality and cheaper than any-
body else can sell them to you.
Call in aud see me. whether ron wish to buy
or not. J. II. MYERS.
june !, 1889. Harper's Ferry, W Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
r1In covouER1Na rLoop.
Various Items.

BY the falling of the walls of large
tobacco factory in course of erection
in Evansville, Va, during the wild
storm of last Thursday, six men were
killed and five Others badly injured.
The extensive tannery of Smoot &
Sons, in Alexandria, Va, was de-
strnyed by fire early Thursday morn
ing. The loss is estimated ct from
$4,000 to sra, 900, with light in
surance.
The President last week appointed
Beverly Tucker and Lewis Wallace,
to be special ENJOYS plenipotentiary
of the United States to Hayti, and
the appointments were almost imme-
diately after their announcement
withdrawn.
The following railway postal clerks
were appointed last week: Patrick
o. Sullivan, vice s. b. Mccall. be-
tween Baltimore aud Lexington, va. /;
w. l.. X. Barrett, vice S. b. Rollins.
between Baltimore and Fredericks-
burg; w. f. Hates, vice John Fee
han, resigned, between Williamsport,
Pa, and Baltimore; james Crom-
we'll, vice Harry Goldman, j. S. Har-
ris, vice b. NJ. Ball, James C. Linn,
vice w. II. Hoffman, Thomas Hill,
vice S. z. Eastburn all between Bal
timore and Grafton; j. w. McCor-
mick, vice j. c. Burnham, between
Baltimore and Lexington, Va. Most
of the places pay $500 annually
Thomas Britain, a new appointee,
has resigned from the route between
Harrisburg and Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04

; '
After thorough examination brlievc the
National Garment Cutter t. he superior to any
other system in use. it being simple. easily mi
derstnod and correct. u has Advantages pos
sessed by no other method, as IT embraces
within its range all kinds Of garments wnrmhy
men. women and children. including full dra-
perry and trimmings. Whenever Il lady has
cuttingto do she needs Garment Cutter.
have had quite an experience in drcss-nalSinss
and checrfUlly recommend Il to III in need III
any help in cutting clothing for themselves or
family. ] have used other eystcu1s lut have
laid them aside and purchased the National
Garment Gutter and ann highly pleased with its
fitting. as it adds wonderfully 10 the appear
auce of the form EVA " RunaERs
MISS L. F. STALNAKER. Agent.
Charlestown. jeff Co, ". Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
WOODWARD : LoTHRoP.
SHOP BY MAIL.

We have a thoroughly organized NJ all Order
Bureau. and send samples with prices upon re
quest. You get the same goods at the same
prices that we sell our Washington patrons
If you want anything in the Dry Goods and
Fancy Goods line write US, and we win I'LL
your order subject to your approval which
means VIC will refund the money If you desire
it upon the return of the goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
LINEN TABLE DAMAsK.

We do not mean to Brighten you into buvins.
table dannsS Mt this tiuie. but we consider it
onr duty to HPpraisc you of the fact that there
is every Indication of an carly advance in price
OF at least ten per cent For the benefit of
tn e TrrCs-
cut low prices we quote as follows:
6l-inch cream German linen table damnaks in
wide variety of patterns. only soc per yard
SPEcTAL-72-inch blcacted fine grade Ger
man linen table darnasks. soft heavy quality.
and in variety of very attractive original
patterns. only 9Oc. per yard
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
KILT SUITS.

suit. lot of boys onc-picce ail-wool cleviot
suits. sizes 81 to 395 years only 50 50 per snit
Splendid variety of boys knee pants. in che
vioiS. cassimeres and other desirable all-woo
Gloths. IN neat and well appearing effects 75c.
Loo. ]. p, 1.50 LIS. - and up
Boys two-picce Kilt suits in spring weights
and color effects. The newest. ueatest. and
also the most stylish line we have vet shown
Rich plain shades of mode. seal navy and ecru
for the whist. with skirts of a contrasting
plaid. stripe or check. Very nobby. Sizes 3
to q years, $3.50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
LADIES, VESTS.

Swiss ribbed vests of cotton. balbriggan. Isle
thread and silk. Every grade represents the
best we can possibly secure to self at the sew
eral prices. Our highest aim is to make the
exchange the most favorable to Won.
Swiss ribbed cotton vests Is, 90, 25, IS and
and SOC. each.
Swiss ribbed Isle thread vests 6s1<, 75c. and
81 each.
Swiss ribbed silk vests T5c., 100, / %, $50,
rs, 200, 2.25 500. $40 and 81 each.
Ladies' gauze vests. 25 IS and SOC. each.
Ladies gauZe pants soc. Balbriggan pants
so, 75c and 50.
Children's vests and pants. in gauze and
other grades, CSC. and upward.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
BOYS CLOTHING


We quote as specials:
lot of boys alI-wool cheviot suits. two
pieces. spring weight in neat mixtures. sizes
to u years. only 81 per suit.
Boys jersey suits. Hll-wool. blouse waist,
braided collars. Sizes to 10 years. only 81
per suit
Boys three-piece cntaway suits. all wool.
nine choice patterns in medium light effects i'm
checks and stripes Sizes to 10 years, SIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
NEW EMBRoIDERIEs.

The lots now coming in may be termed bar-
gain lots, being bought under first-of-the-sea-
sons prices and are consequently sold for less
lot of finch cambria embroiderics. at
1216c. per yard.
lot of 1a-inch cambria embroideries ut a5c.
per yard.
lot Of 2a-inch cambria embroideries at SOC
per yard.
Extraordinary values are being offered In
the beautiful hand-hemstitched Cmbroideries.
cdgings. insertings. houncings. etc.
Excellent all-over embroideries.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
GOOD WAGES FOR GOOD FITTING.

In large cities is u constant demand for good
Filters ut salaries ranging from SIS to $50 u
week. There are hundreds of young women
throughout the country who have the taste and
talent to fill such Positions all they want is an
opportunity, and y knowledge of the laws that
govern the art of dress making. y wantof this
knowledge precludcs tile possibility of reaching
4 high position us Cutter and Filter. We will
help you in this matter We teach yOu in de-
tail the art of cutting. That our method is not
hard to learn is clearly demonstrated by the
following testimonials of some of the hest citi-
zens of Grafton. w. Va. We could give sew
eral columns of such and even stronger
GRAFToS. w. VA. February. 1889
So far as have tested the National Garment
Gutter System. find it to be dH it is recon-
mcndcd and can heartily recommend it to all.
Respectfully,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
DRESS GOODS REDUCTIONS.

Here's dropin the choicest of nil the spring
aud summer dress fabrics. The balance of onr
line of 40-inch striped mohair briIfian,inc is of
tercd at the reduced price of 6216c per ward.
For summer travelling dresses and seaside
walking dresses it has no superior. Stylish,
attractive. serviccable and cheap. Don't cx-
pect it to be here long.
SPEcIAI.-40-inch cream all-wool nIhatross.
of a superior quality. only SOC. per yard.
Every desirable weave in cream wool goods
is here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
SPFCIALI
THE LATEST NEWS

IT gives me great pleasure to inform my
i friends and patrons that have decided to
still remain with them
have the largest assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods that anybody ever brought to
this town. Clothing for eYeryoDe-young, old,
big and little. Yon will be astOnished to hear
the wonderfully Low Prices
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-04
now OffOr my services again as
Architect and Builder,
as well rs n General

Contractor or Superintendent
for all classes of building. and Repair work
neatly aud promptly done. Plans and Specid-
cations and estimates furnished upon apulica-
ton. My aim shall be to give Won work couoI
to the best i'll the United States in material and
workmanship. L defy any city mechanic to
beat it in workmanship or in time of compile
ton.
My past experience in the erection of the
following large buildings attest my ability as
Builder and Contractor: Oakland Hotel. h
" o.. Luray Inn, 5. V. Il. r., Roanoke Hotel
and Union Passenger Station, Roanoke Va
and all the stations on the Shenandoah Valley
X. Il. and the handsome station for the Nor
folk and Western h. r. at Norfolk. Green's
Hotel at Harper's Ferry, Harrisouburg Court
House. Rockingham county. Va. the b. tS O.
stations at GharlestOwn and Grafton and other
points OF the road all were done under my SUI
Pervfsion-as well as numerous buildings
erected here, plans and specifications of which
l furnish to the satisfaction of all parties So
II you want first-class building according to
modern style. OF architecture. with the fest
seasoned material and frst-class work. with
interior finish ceilings or side walls in any de-
sign in soft or hard wood, l can do it at less
cost and shorter time than any city builder
can do it for you. So whatever class of work
you want done. in rough or fine or extra fine
shall have the same care-shall be done to
your entire satisfaction. But bear in mind
that viii give You iirst-class material free of
any defects with first-class workmen who I'M
derstand their work. at n moderate cost and
as low as it can be done anywhere. Ny motto
shall be to give grade of work You want.
prices will be an evidence. Old buildings will
be altered to any modern design of architecture
you may desire, so if you purpose to build or
make alterations or repairs and you want it
done in worllnanlike manner, give me u call
and you Will save money. My past experience
OF "a years as n builder and my experience of
four years and four days as the General Su-
perintendeut of Repairs of Public Buildings.
will give you the guarantee of having it done
fiFgt-Plncc in In he
proved style of modern architecture
June 4. 1889. JULIUS G. HOLMES.