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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

TEE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
he PrsP.r.sory school, oy-n. September q
T TSs S Ssas.i school ssr,smssr z
ne seis9,ise school opsn. c;ossr
For o.'. isSss .s q WILING -.
Tee cob TIE Es seaoo ssI Is cSkfMhisrKr.
fe.sOT Of IN the cOis@ssn Tnssfssy P %
Ssf JANIS EWES %nTL ifsSc' e.iasus
H.. two years and = tsree years course Of study
n.c. HSsS ma Mr Jnscs IN Bs n q VT
tnised States Supreme Court; the Hon. 1wIfIIsM A
M .,. IL p Assistant Attorney General Of u,
isas. SSpks% sk.bfkY q The sSprs1a ~:
MOTT nt 5n os1 D snne Of Solums. Prof w. g. Wi
IAN siMoSps sSs Ell q Patent.
s 81 MoRT RhfIs IL the R HTp
LT y ~. X, - 4 and w,LLIAMa. JOHNSON
-. Inc school has an undergraduate and gradust'
Prof WM. O. JOHNSON. tn. ,uas. Of tn. moo.
e9nrt. vii during the whole year. conduct quiszns
depatmsnt shst by bis es.ecse;iS.i snsig.is the
sssehips Of eSth lectures and teKt books be inn
Inc sc SpSn i y e6 memories OF the pupils
Lecture, besin At 6.ociock pm.
nppShiNs. at the University. cor. 18th and II SITS.
cello JAMES C. YELLING. President.
NILE v PRUpHoMME. FRENCH TEACHER.
ne season OCT sVs month. sis Pfy =;
Aessohs II oesireo- se2tnll'
ER1ENDg SELECT SCHOOL, AN FIFMFNrARY
begins lie tenth year ssp.emS.r :stes ISL street.
Starting in the primary Department child may con-
ds, ne su,d.nce p eIperenced and thorous6iy eda
children In June last Of our students ps.s.i
w'thout stMote condtion the entrance exam,nstons
20 lte Princeton and the Massachusetts, In.
Ihe building has been especially arranged for school
purposes has al modern improvements and il NE /
suLp,eSo ylth MAPS reference books and with chem
Instruction IL adapted 70 the needs and capacity OF
s,udenu and there are special ADVANTAGES 20 apt
The students in attendance. q large number n,
wnom are preparing for college. have deserved repu
tation Tor zeal progress. refinement for their en-
Text books are furnished free. Catalogue nj Raj.
iantyns's. at Brentsno's and at the srhool ono,
sei4-tr rios. " sIDwELI. Principal.
INDICATION FOR REAL LIFE
IL THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COILFoF
National Banh Of the Republic Building 9TH and
Twenty eighth scholastic year bestn. THURSDAY Sep
semeer lSSs Day and night sessions Five depart
rapid writing and training for the civil service Pre-
Raratory Enslish with Elementary Book keepinx
s krchtectars and Mechsniesi prawn s sIrS II
sps1ious sea newly SfnT ,Sii9S
slWsv. In aema n e rooms service. OF srsduste'
ton with cheap schools Once open every business
day. Telephone call los4-3 Call or send for new
Address, Gsns TARA full EipSscT%On
sul< Princin al and PrOprieto
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COLUMBIAN ORATORY,
Chauncey M. Depew's Address al
Chicago Today.
A PIONEER OF FREEDOM.

Columbus - IN Epoch Msksr-How His
Dr~sn 81 csshsy Has Been Surpassed in
the wealth Of the New worid-The Hsppi-
ssss Of the world Increased.
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I. B. Towsrn & Sos.

T. B. Towsrn & Sos.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 7TH ST. NV.
5000 yards Good Upbleached Cotton, &C.
l04 Meached Sheetipg, l7c.
104 Unbeached Sheeting 15c
Al-woot Dress Goods. Al inches wide. Soc. Regu-
Wool Ai.ed prsss Goods. 20 inches vide, 25c.
Wool Mixed Dres, Goods II good styles, i23fc
ATWOOD Hannel suittng. t0fnchee wide. Soc.
1oA Gray and White blankets. 75c. 8 paiS.
BedOoWforts. rs 81, %. 75c.. 81 and mp 70 o.
EISRsoidsrsd School Bag, frop % 70 zSc
1arEs hee q STAMPED Linens st Low pricesL
2 91mpes bra1de and let Trtmmings for dresosa
Ledieg Lcng Night prense. 2bc skirta, 26o.
Cnem1eo< trimmed, 25c. 0gAWoeu, tRimnnod pa
y 5oMs aHs, Les Capt. Tscke, lc.
Menaye 30 mono Webster Ddct1onaEioo 10 give e
sean susse1ases. oeu ano 81 . card oc1b-R
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HONORED IN VERSE.
The Commemoration Ode Sung in Chicago
Today.

The Commemoration Ode Sung in Chicago
Today.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Following are the lines Of
the commemoration ode, the recitation and
singing of which formed part Of the dedica
tory exercises in Chicago today. The passages
set to music are printed in italics.
thy brow
Lo! toward this day have led the steadfast hours.
The old S1a Of
And lifts her head from deep couch Of dreams
her Hueeniy nations ton; slder.born OF Time.
Clasp strong hands tread with thee paths sublime
Spain. in the bToidered robes Of chiyalry,
BoW to T Ssr ans ns s
Out Of the dark for thee.
Mods nations. whose whi;e feet the ocean tread.
Lays down her sword on thy beloved strand
Hearing in thine her E1 voice. bidding thy soul
Fulhll her dream. the foremost q the goal:
Where s.!snssh shs bISusht q yore
~ e. ss:SILf Ssr xs0 with thee
And loved the dark no more
Around the peoped world
Bright banners unfurled.
Ae '' he Sorsenan ~ .aiis 'f0' 'n0fe 10 'h0re
Through Icy gales
Russia HIDES down from realms of:san sun and snow.
Germany casts afar
And strikes her harp with thy triumphal song.
Italy opens wide her epic scroll,
In bright hues blaZoned with deeds writ long,
And bids thee win the kingdom Of the soul.
And the calm Orient, wise with many days.
From hoary Palestine to sweet japan
Statutes thy conquerine youth;
Bidding thee hush while all the nations praise.
Know, though tine world endure but for a span,
= Deathless Is truth.
Lo. unto these the er-livilg Past
Ushers q mighty pageant bids arise
Dead centuries freghted with visions vast,
Blowing dim mists into the Futures eyes.
. Their song Is all OF thee.
Alone, Alone!
Behind wide walls of sea!
And never a ship has flown
prisoned world to Free
Fair is the SUNNY day
On mountain and lake and stream,
Yet wild men starve and Stay.
And the young earth lies adream.
Long have the dumb years passed with vacant eyes,
Bearing rich gifts for nations throned afar,
Guarding thy soul inviolate as a star,
Leaving thee safe with God till man grow WISE
At last one patient heart is born
Fearless of ignorance and scorn.
His strong youth wasteth at thy sealed gate
Kings Will not open to the untrod path,
His hope grows sere while all the angels wait,
The prophet bows under the dull worlds wrath,
Until a woman fair
As morning lilies are
Brings him a teweled key
And 10! world is free.
Wide swings the portal never touched before,
Toward dreams that cannot fail
He bids the three ships sail,
While mans new song Of hope rings out against the
= gale.
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RECEIVERS


49,. chedule I'm effect September & rep,
I'll SIS. n. Washington. ID. q
- - a m-bsily local FOR Lvnchbu-x ans w.---..
ION. Sannec. NJ Manassas for Front Royal and str.s-
bnrs daily. errapf SUNDAY.
II iva m.paily connects q, Ivnchburr ,o- AZ
nsiun- on Norfolf and Western railroad and sr- 81
~ FONTS south al Divisions ~ Rirhrnan
mo Danytlle system Pullman Sleeper New Yort a. 4
s,,eeper 70 View Orleans via Monteone-v and Tor N.,-
Ins ns BIRMINGHAM. uniting At Danvle With sl.aas-
VILE WIN Si"cpse Tor Asas
6 m. Daily for warr~u,or aud o-.,v. a.,
. rrsn Tor Front ROYAL and stra-burg isiv
II oon Daily, WASHINGTON Ann sorru
MfsIfkN NEsTtBrTLED LIMITED ~onpo-af n.
nrely 81 Pullman Sleeper Dining p.rior and smoflns
Lars ana rnnsto Atlanta (ti ne hou-xl with pri-,.,
SSIsepef throngh New York ani wa.hinv-on 10 xsy
~ pi Wis montgomery and Washington 20 Memrhi.
oil op Daily for all principal rnnt. south y,
Richmond and nsnville .yStem pulinan SI.s,-,
NeN York and Washington 70 Hot Spring. vi. ksh..
VIE snd W aShlngton 20 Atlanta
ThINSoN WASHINGTON ANDoHrO nryrsr,I
leave Washington at q. loa m. 4 ~ n m istiy 4 4
mo ~ - I'M. eNrept sunday. Returning ,--lv.
warrington 5. 20 M. :. * p m daily and 4 ,1s N
Nc : ~ y " daily. exc.pt sunday Train iesvias
snndsy. runs to and from Harnaos onlv
- anroush trains from the south arrive washin ITO,
.."h m, 10. % a. m. snd O. 2in m :Nsna.sss Dlvi,-
'op iutb q. N. and % ~ n m stcept SUNDAY
Itrkets Sleeoiny Car reservations and fnsorm..f,.
FURNISHED a. ofine. 1900 pannsvlvanla ave. ani u
"a, ssssnrcr station. Pennsylvania Railroad w.siinf
l. s. BROWN, General Aren't Passenger Dept
W. A. TURK pass..nOsr A..pf ss-Fa
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9 9ssr ~ e. S divine es surg,issl .
And struggles inch by inch with toll and tears;
dSs from a1 spheres
Then darkness fees afar
This earth becomes star
W. s.f ifsss up f. is sI sH 1Sasy place.
az ss: seek xsn l.s% ,pod 10 grants us
1 e. sh
The hero knew not what virgin soul
fyss her he laid
She who had dvelt in forests. heard the roll
sSs RsyRS VIII bella 4.
OF sSs .nS
Smiling she casts them down,
UNIT her young austerity
Yet they who dare arise
And meet her stainless eyes
Assy ses ass sstn Ss..s 6 sss,.
e e. ga ;s
Her step is softest mooniisht. INT doth force
Gentle her smile. for something in MANY face
rS MILD b.r tears
softly ;ss Sd a. ihs rom lis brow.
Smiles :unshns on ths hosr head. whisper. low
Wow .s ss .Sr n: S s
ss::nss al. S. ss.s aSsm heard
ne Ia love O., e. su;tsfe Sres:hes in his eager ear
And Scared the face Of Europe sheathf his word
ra htsssr,ns nom untaught lips . noblsr word.
S unxLns neS Weapons nom an unstaiped hand.
MIN p epd oar. with malles and with SPADE
5ne lids the hero conquer, upafrsid
opr''s Oh sar'n and an whose wars brook rspose.
Jer from far,svsy mountain and plain
From the shores OF the sunset -
I nS sISn rc sciers eomPIain. complain.
Their th4eateuoduma1 eafy '-'Ss' A~eee
The low prAirtes that Ne abioom
Sigh out 70 the summer ~. =
Shall our dArk soil b the tomb
Of the dowefs that Tiso 20 f1il9
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UNDERTAKES.

::ss.;:S Z 49, =: xRR9issA ' a, &
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d, Over the toide unknotcn,
Fur to the shores Of Ind,
On Through the dark alone,
Like a feather btoUn by the ,cind;
into the uest duaU
Sped by the breath Of God.
SEEKING the clearer day,
Where only His rect have trod.
From the past to the future zoe sail:
We sfD from the leah Of kings.
Hat. sDirn Of freedom-hdu!
Unfuri thine i'm pa ,pabte gfn2s!
RecefUe US. protect us. and bless
tn" Knights nho brave all for thee.
Though death be thv SOFT cdress,
BIZ that touch shall our s0uis be free
On,odrd and ever on,
~! the voice Of dsspdt is stilled,
TIL the haven of peace is iron,
And the purpose Of God ful filled.
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it resists the will Of the people.
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW
The time has arrived for both closer
union and greater distance between the old
world and the new. The former indiscriminate
welcome to our prairieS and the present invi-
tation to these palaces Of art and industry mark
the passing period. Unmatched and unhealthy
immigration can no longer be permitted to our
shores. We must have q national quarantine
against disease, pauperism and crime. We do
not want candidates for our hospitals, our poor
houses or our jails. We cannot admit those
who come to undermine our institutions and
subvert our laws But we will gladly throw
wide our gates for and receive with open arms
those who by intelligence and virtue. by thrift
and loyalty, are worthy Of receiving the equal
| advantages Of the priceless gift Of American
citizenship. The spirit and object Of this ex-
hibition are peace and kinship.
Three millions Of Germans, who are among
the best citizens Of the republic, send greeting
to the fatherland their pride in its glorious his
tory, its ripe literature, its traditions and asso-
! Citations. Irish, equal in number to those who
still remain upon the Emerald Isle, who have
illustrated their devotion to their adopted
country on many q battlefield fighting for the
Union and its perpetuity, have rather intensi-
! fed than diminished their love for the land Of
the shamrock and their sympathy with the
aspirations of their brethren at home. The
italian, the Spaniard and the Frenchman, the
Norwegian, the Swede and the Dane, the En-
glish, the Scotch and the Welsh are none the
less loyal and devoted Americans because in
this cQngress Of their kin the tendrils Of affec
ZION draw 6en closer to the hills and valleys,
! the legepdS aud the loves associated with their
!o"N. :
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
/ Edmund Burke, speaking in the British par
lament with prophetic voice, said: "A great
revolution has happened-a revolution made
not by chopping ana changing Of power in any
q new state, Of new species, in nov part Of
| the globe II has made a. great . change in all
the relations and balances and grsyitations Of
/ power as the appearance Of . new planet would
In the system OF the solar world" Thus wa
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Lneianu, FRANCE ana spain and the southern
between Spain and Portugal. France wanting
the capacity for colonization, which still char
acterizes her, gave up her western possessions
and left the English, who have the genius of
universal empire, masters of North America.
The development Of the experiment in the En-
glish domain makes this day memorable. 1t is
due to the wisdom and courage the faith and
virtue Of the inhabitants of this territory that
government OF the people, for the people and
by the people was inaugurated and has become
triumphant success. The puritan settled in
New England and the cavalier in the south.
They represented the opposites of spiritual and
temporal life and opinions. The processes of
liberty iberalized the one and elevated the
other. Washington and Adams were the new
types. Their union in common cause gave
the world q republic both stable and free. /,
possessed conservatism without bigotry and
liberty without license. 1t founded institu-
tons strong enough to resist revolution, and
elastic enough for indefinite extension to meet
the requirements in government Of ever-en-
lArsins areas Of population and the needs OF
progress and growth.
The Mayhower, with the Pilgrims, and q
Dutch ship laden with African slaves were or
the ocean at the same time, the one sailing fol-
Massachusetts, and the other for Virginia. Thi.
company of saints and first cargo of slave.
represented the forces which were to peril and
rescue free government The SLAYER was the
product OF the commercial spirit of Great
Britain and the greed of the times to stimu.
late production in the colonies. The men who
wrote in the cabin Of the Mayfower the first
charter OF freedom, government of Just and
equal laws, wers u little band Of protestant.
against every form Of injustice and tyranny
The ieaven of their principles made possible
the Declaration Of Independence, liberated the
slaves and founded the free commonwealth
which form the republic Of the United States.
THE DECLARATION OF ISpEpExpEScE.
Platforms Of principles, by petition or pro-
test or statement, have been as frequent as re-
volts against established authority. They are
part Of the political literature of all nations
The Declaration Of Independence, proclaimed
81 Philadelphia, July 4, l776, IL the only one
Of them which arrested the attention Of thu
world when 10 was published, and has held it
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L HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANaUAGEs.
1.s3 18th ST. NV
CBranches in the principal American and
European citiesl. Send for CIRCULAR
n. A Jolly. Principal
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON,

T IEUT. SCHULTZ.
IL Fencing (Ladies and Gentlemen), Swedish sfedi.
cal Gymnastics and Massage taught.
14S Corcoran ST. n. ocol
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CIGNOR MAINAs SCHOOL FOR SINGING
The only school Of the celebrated italian method
Washington. Pupils thoroughly prepared for con-
certs. oratorios and grand opera Dish. n. B.-sig
Mana will be prepared to give operate with
acts from Faust Martha, Trovatore, &C.. the same
style that the renowned Mr. Mapeson year in
New York at the private resdenc of Nine De Barrios
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PoETIcAL.
Excellence.
dar y, t,,,s ca.fb


As wew wax older on this Garth,
Til many a toy that charmed seems
Emptied OF beauty, stripped of worth,
And mean as dust and vain as dreams
For gands that persisted, shows that passed,
Some recompense the Fates have sent;
Thrice lovelier shine the things that last,
The thing, that are more excellent
Nonght nobler is than to be free;
The stars of heaven are free because
In amplitude Of liberty
Their JOY is to obey the laws
From seryitude to freedoms name
Free thon thy MUD in bondage penI
Depose tho fetch, and proclaim
The things that are more excellent.
And in appropriate dust be hurled
That dull punctiIions god whom they
That call their tiny clan the world
Serve and obscquiouEiy obey;
Who con their ritual OF kontlne.
with minds to one dead likeness pent,
And never cen in dreams have seen
Tie thugs that arc moro excellent,
To dress. to call. to dine, to break
No canon of the social code,
The little laws that lacqueys make,
The fntile decalogue of mode
How many soul for these things lives,
With Pious passion, grave intent
While Nature C.areless-handed gives
The things that are moro excellent.
To hug the wealth ye cannot use
Aud lack the riches all may gain
O bind, and wanting wit to choose,
Who house the chaf and burn the grain!
And still doth life with starry towers,
Lure to the bright, divine ascent
Be yours the things We would; be ours
The things. that are more excellent.
The grace of friendship mind and heart
Linked with their fellow heart and mind,
The gains of science, gifts or art.
The sense of oneness with our kind;
The thirst to know and understand
A large and liberal discontent;
These are the goods in life's rich hand,
The things that are more excellent.
In faultlcss rbyp the ocean rolls,
A rapturous silence thrills the skies;
And ON this earth are lovely souls,
That softly look with abdul ewes.
Though dark, o God, Thy course and track.
Think Thou must at least have meant
That naught which lives shonld, wholly lack
The things that are more excellent
William Watson, IN Spectator.
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Z 81 81

Special attention paid pa to Rsparne Mn
Spiudles. l have one of the latest improved
Turning Lathes which cannot be cxcclled in
the State. for Turning Iron aud Chasing Screws,
large and small. either Iron or Brass. Keep
on hand Pipe of all sizes. aud am prepared to
Cut Threads. or Screws on tho same; also
keep on hand all kinds of Brass Cocks; Globe,
Angle and Cheek Valves of Jenkins Bros. Pa
tent Seats CT Phiadeplia; all sold under
guarantee OF thirty days. and if not found sat
fsfactory return and will refund the amount
paid. 1 Keep in stock Packing of different
kinds for making Ste &c: Joints; also
three different sizes. as follows: Heavy
Threc-Horse. Two and Three, and u regular
TwO-H Horse Pillow.
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Nv Foundry Department.

Willmake all kinds of Castings from pat
terms or old pieces of casting. Also have pat
terus for Crate Bars for Traction or Portable
Engines of Frirk's make and others. Make
SasIl-wciglts for Buildings of all sizes. in
large quantities lower than the lowest. and |
am prepared to make all kind of Brass Cast
ingS. / keep on hand the Challenge Pump
and Water Elevator and Purifier. for deep
Wells and Cisterns. of which have all ex-
ira Chains. Cranks. Wheels. &C.
Agent for the GROWN WHEAT DRILL
Would be pleased if any one in need of a Drill
before purchasing elsewhere would give me a
call.
Will thank the public generally for share
of their patronage. Yours respectfully.
Address p o. Box 81. -1-1'1'4'
September IL. 1889.
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Western MARYLAND Il. r.

II. & P. R. r. at Shippensburg, Shenandoah
Valley and B. Il o. Railroads Mt Hagcrs-
town; Pcnnn. II. r. at Frederick juno
ton, and 2. w. 81 b., N. G. aud b.
P. Railroads ut Union Station,
Baltimore Nd.
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NOTICE!
Furntture Repair Shop Remoued.

TINE undersigned has removed his Furniture
Repair Shop to his residence on Congress
street, near George. CharIestown. where he ir-
tends tn Repair all kinds of Furniture iss here
tofore-Mattresses, Sofas. and sprfng-seat
Chairs Re-Upholstered in the very best style.
Persons wanting work of this kind done at
will be right there. lie will also do small jobs
of Carpenter Work, and Will be glad to seeau
his old customers.
If persons having Household Furniture to
dispose OF will send it to me, will sell it for
them, on a very low Commission.
April 10, 1888. 7. g. RUST.
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To Al Whom 10 Nay Concern:
l take this method of announcing to the
farming community of jefferson and adjoining
counties. that do all kinds of Machine Re-
pairing. such as Traction and Portable En-
gincs, Wheat Threshers. Grain Drills. Wheat
Fans Corn Shelters. and in fact oil kinds of
Repairing. in both Wood and Iron; also make
Smoke Stuc5s for Stationary and Portable En-
gincs. Patching Steam Boilers. aud putting in
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg,
daily except Sunday at 7:40 a. NJ, 1000 A,
NJ, $40 P: NJ. arriving at Carlisle at S:25 A.
NJ, 1850 A. NJ, 7.05 p. NJ, stopping at all
intermediate stations; on Saturday additional
train will leave Harrisburg at $40 p. NJ, ar
irving at Mechauicsburg BAG PM, stopping
at all intermediate stations.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Ha-
gerstown and New York on Keystone Express
and Night Express east and on Memphis Ex
press and New Orleans Express west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia
and New Orleans.
Connection for all stations on Cumberland
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad
system. j. +. BOYD, Supt.
May 81. 1892
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Additional mixed trains Northwnrd pass
iGhariestown at 4 is and 9 OLA. NJ. arrive at
Harper's Ferry % and 9 81 A. NJ.
On Sunday mixed train leaves GharlestoWn
Northward ut 10. 40 p M, arriving at Harper,s
az p. NJ
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Plain Sewing Wanted.

NFRs. KATE MANUEL desires to announce
w that she is prepared to do all kinds of
Plain Sewing All work entrusted to her will
be executed neatly. promptly aud upon reason
able terms. Residence on north East allev
second house below Mrs. Duttou,s.
February 9 1892
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cumberIand valley z. d.
Time Table in effect Nav p. ls9s.

Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily
except Sunday ut 5.55 A. NJ, $. 45 A. NJ, 4.35
p. NJ, stopping at all intermediate stations.
arriving ut Harrisburg ut GAO A. NJ, $50 a.
NJ, $50 p. NJ.
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Ladies, Hair WORK.

Miss IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do
1Il Hair Work at moderate prices, and viii
make Braids, Puffs, Curls, Frizzes etc. at res
idence of her father, near the Baptist Church,
IN ChorlestOwn.
April 1, 1S79-tf
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GEO. T. HIGHT,
DEALERIN
Drugs, Medicines.
II AIN Us.
THE BEST QUALITY OF GooDs
PLASTEREMC.

ETIHE undersignedis prepared to do all kind
Il of Plastering, and viii endcaTor to give
satisfaction IL, any line of work which lee may
contract for. whether in coarse or fiue finish.
Orders sent to Middleway, Jefferson county.
w. Va, will receive prompt attention. Work
done at living rates.
WM. a. MCINTYRE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-12-13
Mantua- N aking.

RHRs. j. o. TUTWILER is prepared to nm
IgI diertakc Mantua-Mnking and all kinds of
Family Sewing, unreasonable rates Residence
On Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April IS. 1Ss1-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-12-13

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