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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
SHANNONDALE
IA TOR ~.

YHVHE subscribers would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Jefferson and the surround.
ing counties, that they have their new Yoollen
Estab1ishhent (at the mouth Of Bulskin run
and one mile above the Shanhondale Springs J
inIuIl operation, and every piece Of machinery
Of The most approved kind, and in the best or
der, for the reception or wool to be manufac.
tured INTO different kinds OF goods--such asl
Ptaia Failed .Lnseys, Twilea Failed
Linsegs, a Uery superior article,
Plaid Linsey Of rarious patterns and
oolors,
CiothS Of every description: Blu, Black,
,RroDn and Drab ofvdriOus shades,
Blankets, t,oiited. dnd plain, 81
Haanels, plain Gndzcotored,
Summer and Winter Cdsslmeres,
Kentucky Jeans Of good qualify, SC.
Persons having WOOL ID barter-fpr goods Of
any kind would End il 10 their advantage to cali
al Shannondale Factory and examine our goods
aud prices, before thay dispose Of lhgiHaVool.-
The facilities we have, in manufacturing goods
with our new and improved machinery, will sa-
tisfy every one, that we cap maBufac.uFe goods
for less money, according 10 quality, than any
other establishment in The Valley We will
keep on hand, at all lines. genera1assortmcnt
Of the goods we mahufactlte, thereby enabling
us 10 be rcadysto sapply at once the demands Of
those Of our friends who NAV wisnito exchange
their Wool.
For the Information Of those who live az
distance, we willobsefEe, that ,ihe roadis now
open along The riyer from Smokers Ferry to
down below the ShaInondsle Springs and for
the accommodation of those Ewing along the
ridge. and 10 Loudoun, we will ii all times have
safe and convenient Boat for the purpose or
receiving Wool from the opposite side of the
river, and returning il when done. 1
Also, Country Carding and fulling done with
despatch, in a workmanike manner
Soap. Hogs Lard, and all kinds of country
produce, taken ia payment f5rI work if Ielfy.
cred when The work Is taken awaxl
iJoBE s CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
gasGSMs Is&B Gga
Medicines, Paints. Oils, &c.,
Main Street, Hnpers- Ftrft, Va.
JosEPu uRosRv.

ar BALTIMORE having taken The SSpre
" Room lste1y occupied BY ADAM YoUne, Ix,
81 Harpers Ferry, is prepared ,oI supply ehAK
clans. Merchants. and Country Dealers. with
general assortment Of Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Pants, OILS, Dye STUD, Fruits, Confectionery,
Droeer1es, NC, al wholesale and REAL, al but
a small advance on Eastern prices
Any goods not ON hand will DO furnished at
Two days notice, IN quantity, qualify, and prices,
That shallmeet the views oflhe purchaser.
Mt Young has charge Of HE lestabishment,
and from hrs long experience in. the business is
every way calculated 10 discharge The duties
aaPpertaining 10 i in proper manner--of This.
however, tue community ~ which he lives is
best prepared 10 judge. Respectfully,
JOSEPH CROSBY,
Aug. 10, 1913. 81. Baltimore.
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Aug. TO-, ls43.
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WRGLNLA. 10. WIT !.

VIRGINIA., TO NIT
Al Rules holden in the clerks Office Of lie cir.
cult superior court Of law and ehancery for
Jefferson county, the first Moneayin August,
l843:.
Fraaees E. B Frame, al infant. BIZ Fran
ees p. Frame. her neat friend,
PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
SamGei c. Snyder, John y. D. Du6iea, y
.fohn hq6leI DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
FHHE defendant, Samuel G. SNYDER,
a not having entered his appearance, and
given security aecordingto the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitan; ofthis country Ills 0rdered, That The
said defendant do appear here on the first day
Of the next term, and answer the biltofthe plain-
iia and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In some ne wspaper published inCharles-
town, FOR Two months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the courthouse in the said
towncf CharIestown
s.e II. T, BROWN, Clerk
!, AUG. f0l 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
CONSUMPTION CAV BE cURE1,.

Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bowers
was for length Of time afflicted with a ssPul-
monary Complaint" which defed the united
skill Of several eminent physicians. She hear
ing Of the "Expectorant Remedy, 2 was induced
10 give il trial Her symptoms We're those
Of Phthisis Pulmonalis, or Pulmonary consump-
tion, siz:a dry hacking cough. pain in the
breast and side, impaired appetite and great
thirst, beetle fever andlnight sweais, with much
debility and weakness She is happy III saving
that after using three bottles the Expectorant
Remedy, she began TO have hopes Of D speedy
recoserg her strength gradually increased I'M
u. she bad used three bottles more, when she
feb entirely restored, il now being eight montls
since. aud no symptoms Of the complaint Ap-
peariHg I
sg4prices: One Dollar per bottle, or ST. for IS.
Principal Office, No. 10, W sEighti
Street, Philadelphia. -atso, sold By
j.. II. BEARD st co.
chariesiswn, Dec is, 1872 3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

.ANBE advantages Of this Stove have become SO
generally known in this. as welltas many
other States, that the subscriber deems il unne-
cessary TO give full and particular description
oft, asits merits have been fully tested fduring
the last eight months. by large n3mber Of
the citizens Of Jefferson County, who will, /
doubt not, give the most decided testimony ID
itsfavor There have been many other Cooking
Stoves offered to the public since the above
Stove has been patented, and YET, notwi,hstand-
ing all The opposition that has been arrayed
against it., il has proved 10 be the best and most
economical Stove that has ever been used
This Stove is so constructed that its plates cam
not give way or burn out, which is certainly an
important consideration.
Any communication addressed TO the subscri-
Der at CharIestowp, or left at Carriers Hotel,
(where he may generally be found, ! viii be-
promptly attended to.
JOHN a. PETER, Agent.
August II. 1913 ..si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

y hdd Z following Is 4 statement Of tho kinds or
- Castings that can be aad i The Harpsrs-
Mill GesrinS
OF every description, and the patterns for The
same made to orders
Tkrdsking .Machiaes pf lual,iOus kinds,
Among which are three different sizes "a large
patterns Also. patterns suitable Tor Brook
ing's Macbine. Corn ShsileSs, Straw Cutters
and Windmill Irons, 3
Turning Lathesof different pasterns,
AeCormick's and LeudoaA Ninnldboar1s. ~ hieh
We are prepared 10 furnish low 10 merchanls
or plough makers BY tbs quantity.
Wagon Boxes fron15a inches. down 10 The small.
2est size that is Eequired.
Andirons, new style, Of various patterns ana
sizes,
Flat Irons b hundreds (which can b retailed
6y the single pair Al 6Acenss per pound, and
TO merchants BY the q'fsnlily. for less,
Ground and completes Cas- Iroa Railing, suitable
Tor churches Porchess postiees, &c Also,
Tor enclosuresi 10 graveyaFds, which IS much
heater Tor that purpose than the Kind Of
fences that have been heretofore used, which
is Of but little more cost than The Old. Per-
sons who wish 10 have lots enclosed for fami-
!. ~ burying places, via please give Tie proper
DIMENSIONS Of the lot, aud the order viii be
filled with prOmptness, and will, II desired,
4 deliver it
Coal Stoves, Crates, SC.
! have got sample OF tie small i lzes on
hand at this time, and in the course DC 4 few
weeks viii have some splendid patterns from
The North, suitable for parlcrs sAs there is
pattern maker constantly employed ] am en-
abled to furnish patlerns for Mill Gearing. or
Machinery at short notice.
1 have made arrangements with MIR. John
Wernwag, whose extensive machine shop is
convenient 10 the Foundry for the turning and
fitting up Of every description Of Castings
Ills name a Maehinisi, is sufficient guaran-
lee for the manner in which the work shall be
done. Mill Spiudles made and repaired.
The above named work and Castings, shall
be done on accommodating terms.
| Letters directed to the subscriber shall meet
with prompt attention.
HUGH GlLEEECE.
Harpers.Ferry, July 81, ie43-z6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
lB0ATxNG, BOATING.
chesapeake & Ohio Canal.

F VIE subscriber has The pleasure Of infortn.
1 - ing the Farmers Of tbs and lie negkbor-
teg cpqaiies that his BOATS are now il FIRST
rese YF.isr, and that ne IS prepared TO forward
sNst1 description q Produce at as low rates as
VIII be paid for any quantity Of Wbs., ,hs,, :
Be odefed. designed for The Gsorve,o,vn NJ,
Eie'ar will Be forwarded from nv M,lI -
Georgeiown or Alsxsndria, at cost Of IS ~
pr barrel, and sold If desired without extra
charge. = I :
val also forward Flour via Rail Road 10
stliimprss a, The customary rates.
PHILIP COONs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

Are wholly prevented. or governed if the attack
has come on, il you use the only true tlAr's LINZ
hing relieved by tthat adfils Of an outer applc.-
ton. 1t acts like charm Aase il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

SECOND SEIPpI.Y.

z III E'suoscriber hssreeeiyed another supply
- o. New Goods, whlehshe Is selling very
low. lis principles are, small profits, one
price, ana cash payment. Upon the principle
"a qdlck penny i better than slow shilling,
ne sells more goods for The same amount of mo-
ney than can De bought any where else. l in
we al who buy for cash, 10 call at No. /,
'Hammond's Row. and examine ms goods and
Prlces-f they are not cheap don't buy them,
that's all. JOHN KE?LINGER.
Shepherdstowns Aug II. I9ts g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
WTIEAT WANTED

sENHE undersigned having leased the ISLAND
L MILLS, would respectfully inform the far
.mers OF Jefferson and the adjoining Counties,
that be is DESTROYS of purchasing ~.
a large quantity of Wheat,
for which he will Al all times pay the highes,
prices 10 cash.. Those who wish 10 exchange.
their Wheat for Flour can be accommodated, in
The usual way, al the shortest notice.
He trusts lhst byspunctuality in engagements,
he shall secure the favor Of his friends and mer-
IL share Of The public patronage.
PHlLIP CooNs.
/ Harpers.Ferry, July ~, l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

VIRGINIA, TO WIT. 4
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson county, the first Monday in
August, l843:
Richard r. Ransom. PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST y
William long, William s. Lang, Darid
HfConrdd, Daniel Burkhqft. s. George
Wstler, DESCENDANTS;
IN CHAKCERY.
TINE defendants. William Long. and William
s. Long. not having entered their APP
pearance, and given security according to the act
assembly and the rules of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha-
btant[ Of this country his ordered That the said
defendants do appear here the LIST day of the next
termAand answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
copJsof this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestowu, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al tfe front door
ofthe court house 10 the said town of Charleston
Copy-Teste,
+. X. T.@BRoWN, CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
+ 10000 BUSHELS
syxYEggN ,A sp,
WANTED.

fEVHE charlestown Mil is now in complete
ii order for the reception and manufacture d.
Gk AIN. and shall whht about $4,000 bushels o.
WHEAT. I hose who are disposed 10 grind, shall
have one barrel Of Snperfne Flpnr for every 500.
lbs Of Merchantsbie Wheat, the Flour delivered.
nj the Mill, or IN Baltimore or sold pnd the pro-;
ceehs paid over ifrequesied. stand he Inspection.
u Baltimore or the District OF Columbia. Those.
nhp wish 70 bald OF for an advance IN price. can
have 50 cts. advanced on every bpshe Of Wheat de-
iiFsred. Those who wish TO sell win find me ready
20 buy and Isy what The Markets below will justify,
Oh The d,liypry al The Wheat
eDeCOUNTRY WORK done 10 Older, and
with despatch. Every attention shall be paid 10,
render satisfaction 10 the Farmer and due regard
TO nv own interest. Farmers will please give me L
cali. Flour. Corn Meal, OfAl, &e. always kept fot
sale at the ChaIlestown MILL
WILLIAM F. LOCK.
July %. iSls.
n. 3. | have Grimes celebrated SMUT Ma
CHINE, aud farmers whose Wheat IS nnmerchant-
able on account Of smut, by calling can have some<
ding done for them. w +. h.
A,Ity o. iS43 Its 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
"Reminiscences 7Vclnoifi.ae

Will eradicate all Worms in children or adults
with certainty quite astonishing. 1t Is HE same
as that made BY Eahnt stock and sells with fapa-
city almost Incredible. by Comstock & Co. New
Nnrk III 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
MAMUFAcTURING ALL

W3o0MNlAN GOODS
and have Al this time toierable,. and BY the
6Tst Of July VII have complete supply Of I'll
TIE various kiads andqlialities Of goods found in
the best factories ID this section Of country,
which VII exchange .J0r TOOL on delivery, or
sell JoJ eash, on pleasing terms.
I For al CARDING The cash will be rca.ifred
chen She rolls are delivered ~
si have made arrangements with SIR JoIs
cLAusbS by which he is authorized 10 make con-.
tracts Tor Wool, make sale Of the goods, Or
transact any business hereafter connected Win
tbs establishment.
4 | hope BY strict attention Ia bnsines. pro,n i.
cess, and me good quality Of my goods, TO me-
rM a.hosral patronage from the farmers and
others q Jefferson, Loudoun. and The adjoining
se1ns'ss, - HIRAM REILLY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
HE FREE PR E@@
Is Published WEEKLY, At
rye DohLARS & FIFTY CENTS
= -

K>I1It A~NINU M,
Payable hall yeaNyi put wo. DoLLARs will be
recelyed as payment n iuil, Il paid entirely in
~ Whenever ., payment Is deferred beyond
ne xPsLaoh q inc year, VIII be charged
l9r ~ nonths, 25, 70 be
ADVERTISING.
" =. ~ ~ 7. ausel'sans aies90r square or
20 ~ sos s.aee insetuons-la rge< ones in the
saMe plpPo sns 5acn continuance cents per
sqeare; Lz-An ADVERTISEMENTS not oxdered for
: speelns unes viii DC continued until forbid, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
And head & Foot STOVES.

or EVERY VARIETY. i
Having purchased an extensive GU AIRY Of
the most beautiful White end Hariagattd MIR
BE, and IN extensive water power 10 saw and
polish with, his prices will be LOW One
great advantage to purchasers is. that all Stone
win BE deliyercd at his risk, without any extra
charge.
tTsLETTERING neatly executed
By application TO Mr.. Horatio N. Gailaher,
Cbarleslown, those who may desire any Of the
above articles can be shewn the list Of prices
snd the different plans. lie will also forward
any orders, epitsphs, &c, that may be-desired |.
or, by addressing him, al Leiiersburg, WASH
ington coualy, Md, orders canbe filled without
delay. {. i
I1sNo imposition need be feared, as hi
1Eiees are uniform.
January 81 IS43-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
Aug. 10, 1913.
( YTRGTNT4 TO WTTI.

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
AtRules holden 10 the clerks office Of the cir
cdN superior court Of law and chancery for
Jefferson county, the first Monday in August,
1873:
Joseph S. .Nachir PLAINTIFF,
II .4G.7LNST
Joseph &ewdltsr, Daniel .Sayder, Daoid
Kemp and Joseph Poole, The tao last
PaFtners, under the i'm of Kemp &
Poole, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
rENHE defendants, David Kemp Joseph Poole,
pot having entered them appearance and
giVenf security aceogd,ng 10 theNAet of Assembly
ahd therules Of this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence hat they moi inhabitants Of
this country n is ordered That the SKID defend
ants do appear here 90 the first day fNthe. next
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted h some
newspaper published ia Charlestown, for Two
months suecessiyely and posted al the rontd6or Of
the Conrt-house in the said town of Charlestohn,
Copy-Teste,
r.. Il. BROWN, Cldrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
Aug 10, 1913.
VIRGINIA., TO WIT.

\ VIRGENL4, TO WIT.
Al Rules holden in. the Clerks Office Of ths
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday ID
August, 1913;
.4asstrer D. KidaceH, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
4pseph p. Shannon, and Jesse Schefeld,
DEFENDANTS
4 IN. CH.1N'CERY
KENHE defendant JOS z. Shannon not having enter
u ed his appearance and given security according
The Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inha bitant of this coun-
try his ordered, That -ths sad Defendant do
appeaE here on the FIRST day Of the next term,
and answer the Sill Of the Plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in charlestown, for
two months successfully, and posted al the
front door of the Courthouse, in the said town
OF Charlestown.
n A Copy-Teste,
Al Il. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
$4,000 BUSHELS
OF WHEAT!

THE subscriber is authorized ,a purchase
1 $4,000 Bushels Of Merchsntabie Wheat
Also. Rye. Corn, and Oats, for which the high,
est market price will be paid in cash on delive.
ry. He will also furnish farmers delivering
Wheat this Depot with bags to be returned as
soon as the wheat is delivered.
RICHARD DUFFIEL3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
TO tie Public.

l NJ - " NAhO n NAOAASeZ
HtJE Subscriber takes this method of return5
u ing Ills grateful Acknowledgements TO his
friends for past fvors and begs leave TO inform them
and the public generally, that he is prepared with
Machinery iot Manufacturing
Wiadbso Sash, Winfot0 Blinds, and
Pannel Doors,
And can furnish those in want Of such articles al
short notice, anil at reduced prices. He has on
hand, . large stock Of SASH ofvarious sizes-per-
soma wishing to build would advance their work
rapidly BY purchasing doors, blindss and SASH
already made up (tbaI being the work most trouble
some and occupying the greatest length of time
70 such, grea, bargains will be given. He Is also pre-
pared 10 CONTRACT for the
Erection of buildings,
AID from hif experience he lsilers himself that he
can fully satisfy the notions Of the most fasldieus,
either for durability comfort convenience, or ele-
gance, Of for planness and economy in the arrange
mett 81 d~ellings Persons wanting any Thing in
his line will do we'll to call al his old stand corner
Of berty aud Charles Street, before dealing else
where. 4
H>djJl am also prepared to put on ZINC ROOF
ylNatts at all times.
d, ToMLINSON.
ChasAestown, March g. 1913 a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
100000 Bushels of
sWW@AT NYAMT1siD>
Farmers. Take Notice Of

Farmers! Take Notice Of
your Interest =!
VsHE subscriber having leased Mr. DAEiEL
j sETbEa's MILLS, Is desirons Of purchas-
lag. dining the season,
10000 Bushels or vE.heafs
yor which The highest cssn price will Be paid
fiaving Depot At Keyes' switch, on the Poio-
mac sad Winchester Rail Road, he would 10.
form the Farmers ofthis and The adjacent coun
ties, that wheat left there will be taken on the
same accommodating terms as If delivered Al
The HiIl. Those who wish 10 exchange their
Wheat for ready ground Flour, can be accom-
modsied al the shortest notice. By panclualitg
10 engagements, with desire 10 please ali who
may favor him with their custom, The subseri-
Der trusts he viii be enabled to give general sa-
tfsfaciion, and thereby merit and receive libe
raj share Of patronage.
JAMES w. OSBURN.
.Miuuils Mills.
July 90, 1913 -5ns
LFFARMERs Fail not H. giving ne call
before selling or exchanging your Wheat elae-
where. For your own interest thea, cslli
j. w. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12

W1z11U NgBR0A84a
Fashionable HARNESS & TRUNK
/ MANUFACTURER,
II EsPEcJFuLLY informs the eitizens Of
10 5charissIoEn, and the public generally.
thai b has Rk4ovED bis shop 10 room in.ths
whiteihouse opposite the late residence or DR..
Snyder, where he Is prepared 10 execute ali orders
Of the best Brass and Plated Coach Harness /;
likewise Bafouehe and Buggy Harness Of the
Latest fas6i0Ls- Also, Brides and Martingales
qf The very best quality. A general assortment
3 Hard l.esther Trunks Of the latest fashions
lor travelling and domestic uscs Yalsises, and
Travelling Gags always on hand, as good as can
pc bad ID liza eastern cities.
Gshtlemea who may wish 10 obtain any Of
abe above pamed articles will ipd i to their In
teress TO give him call al his stand, where spe-
eimeas Of his wbrk MAJ be seen. All Repair
ing dore in The best manner and shortest notice.
All orders AilI BE- executed with promptness, and
no effort left untfled 10 please and satlsfS those
that may f4yur,him with their custom A share
Of pubic patronage isrespeclfully solicited.
Apfji 10. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
THE FLOWING
SPREvG MILLS.


THIS ancient and Eweff knowns establishment
i is now in better repair 10 manufacture
Flour Than il has ever been since il was first
built, which is almost a ceRtury-haYng one ok
The best Ruhbers TO clean Wheat FROM filth THAI
Is in the State Of Virginia, made by one of the
owners of the Mill, ELISHA S. SHYpER. Being
thus prepared 10 grind all kinds Of Grain, and
wishing TO be constantly employed, we would
solicit all those who have Grain 10 grind 20
give us call and see whether we will not do
as well for Them as any other Mill IN the coun.
iy, Fof:eyery hundred bushels OF Merehsnla,
Ole Wheat, weighing 60poqnds 10 the bushei /,
we will give 20 barrels Slpertihe Flour, and
stand the Inspection 10 Baltimore, or ia the Dis
trici Of Columbia. We will also furnish casks
IL requested by The owners Of The Wheat, they
paying fos The same when they get the relutn
Tot their Flour. We wnfaiso give 1850 pounds
Of. Olsl for every hundred bushels Of Wheat
We would. rather The farmer would grind his
Wheat with US for toll, sthan for US to buy, yet
IL any prefer selling. weSwill buy at fair mar
ksI price, and pay the cash on delivery.
The public's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug 3, 1913 On.
H5~ Our San NIL and Plaster MI
are ~ good order, aid Corn, Grinding
tx ne Cob ~ regltlerly Gfieadedto.
Aug ;. Is43.
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EarlstR


THE sAnBATu.
sHE soEpEE nA1ln or "a MATHEW Hale
A sabbath yell spsnf
Brinesa week o. content,
And heath OF The tolls ofiomo-Ious
Bat q Sab5 alh profsned,
Whntsoier may Be gained,
Isncsrlaip foTerunner Of sorrow.
some postsslef wrote lie following for the
fsnfyrd Review, bat i slmes, killed him.
Longis the morn
That brings no esei
Tall IS he corn
Thalno eobs iease;
Blue Is the sky
That never locks yelieTs
Hard i The apple
Thai never grows mellefi
Bat longer and blneT and harder and tall
is ny own lsdy-love-my adorable Poll"
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FIhGIn1s1, ~ WIE
Al Rules holden in the clerks ofEice Of the
circuit superior court Of Jaw and chancery
for jefferson County, ilie first Monday in
August, ls43+;
Joseph lHc.Iurraa, William Butler, and
Edlrard Lucas, Sen. PLAINTIFFS
AGAINST
Edmund l. Lee. IT, .7leRdnder r Boieler,
+ administrator Of Hurry Boieier,, decd,
George Reynolds, Jacob W. Reynolds,
Peter Sauerirein. and Henry Berry,
DEFENDANTS,
LNICH.fNCERE
NHE defendant Peter Elm, not having entered
= bis appearance, and gyrasseeurity according 10
the act Of assembly and the rules of1his court
and il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabitants Of this country II is or
dsrsd, That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term, and answer
the biKof.the plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news paper
published in Charlestown, for two months sue
ceSsiysly, and posted at the front door oil the
courthouse in the said town Of CharestoMn.
Copy-Tesle,
r. 7. BROWN, Cle,k.