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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

SALE.-We learn that Mr.. Rohr, of Penn.
sylvania, who recently purchased the farm of
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Lock, has also purchased the
Mcpherson Mill property, with the land at
tached, situated on Bullskin in this county,
for SIS 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

re- SUBSCRIBERS, bear in mind that
this number terminates the present subscrip-
ton year of the "'Spirit Of Jefferson" If
you want the paper another year, come for
ward and pay for it, or we shall discontinue
it to your address. No more credit from this
time forth,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

sa John j. Wise, Esq, of Norfolk, a
brother of Gov. Henry A. Wise, died on
Thursday last, the day the Governor spoke at
Winchester
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
DIHFIoULTY AT M1DDLEwAY,

On Thursday last the balot-box in Ave
rell township, was carried away by seme par
ties who felt themselves agsreved at the ac-
ton of the Board of Registration, in scratch
ing their names from=the list of legal voters.
The box, however, was placed in position
where it was soon recovered.
On Monday, we understand, Deputy Sher-
iff chapline. assisted by pair of West vir-
gina cSnstables, proceeded to Midd!eway and
arrested Franklin Barenger, and attempted
the arrest of one or two others, but were re-
sisted, and failed to accomplish the full OBJ.
ject of their mission. 1t affords us no plea
sure to record this fact. 1t was wrong to in
terfere with the ballot-box, although the in
famous boz ID of registration had set an ex-
ample for the preparation Of more devilish
outrages. Wet understand that several shots
were exchanged between the sheriff and his
posse and the parties whose arrest they at
tempted. All this is but the beginning of
what may be looked for if McKcvitt contiu.
ues to sit in judgment on the rights of free.
men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

Rs- Our thanks are due to j II. HA1NEs
for package of the "Queen" Smoking To-
bacco, which proves to be prime article
Haines knows how to get good tobacco and
what to do with it. Let everybody go and
purchase some of it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
THE RLEoT1oN IN rHE COUNTY,,

The election which was enacted last.T Thurs
day has resulted in the success of the en-
tire radical ticket with three exceptions -
Yantis, &c. is elected to the House of Dele
gates; O'Gonuell, &C, } is elected Prosecuting
Attorney, beating the. youthful stubbs,. and
ourfriend Henry Berry the first Thad. and
the last Rad. Erwin, CO.. beats Warner
Thompson, bitter Radical, for Assessor. These
returns, which we take from the Shepherds
town Register, may be changed, however, by
the Board of Supervisors this day week when
the ballots are to be officially counted. The.
whole affair was farce, and frauds. of all
sorts were the order of the radical day This
township, with white male population of
about 500 entitled to vote under the Consti-
tuition, casts some thirty five votes under the
operation of the infamous registry law and the
doings of the tyrannieal registrars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

WE'LL DoNE-The attendance from JEFF
fersOn at the recent Dedicatory Services in
Winchester, was notless than 1900. About
$50 tickets were issued from this point, and
over 800 on the line of the Road. No acci-
dent or detention of any kind whatever &C.
Cured during the week, and the Agents of
the road are deserving much praise for the
spirit OF accommodation and perfection of ar
rangements, manifested on the occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

Vain vain! tn unequal contest, more than vain
VAinly our prayers beseiGed the Highest throne
EalnIy our blood poured out upon tue plain
Against a world in c stood alone!
AS some rude hunter from a towering oak
Lets a. hf !G vie, and y,eT,s the herd below,
30 lciL our foremost by the fatal ArCher's stroke!
The struggle Ger. no SIN Il of triumph looms
p ne iaarels OF virginia are but here!
bound on no temples savcthcsc white broN'd tomIs
NO victor rT" ming but the SeIu chrc!
Ana yet they die I witIIer nevcrmOre!
put 1--we, while shines gem of God, one star
On IN any cro"n OF peace. or sounds of
Ohe note and bloom till MeInorys self grows boar!
Methinks from of Won mountain crest tho pines
y. Wtl SPriSs mI evergreen watt on the gale;
" Wi1 1n E the Western sun as he declines,
An arch of triumph and of peace!
McthInks hear the genius of the State
OutOn tn inIPa ssiUned stmaspherc relate
'0"eS Vi lyric Psthos, burning words like these.
Sons of brave sires! thrice welcome to vour 40
theirs breast?
gave blessing when VIC rallied 10 nv aid
And now bid m augLtere Welcome vG,, to rest
Beneath the sod of posce. in fond embow'Iing
shade: 9
daughters for you they've madea sacrifice of woe
= holocaust Of gl9ry which the golden strings
VI hHrps shall sound when sounding divine st
Which Haven rewards above, or men achieve
below!
Children! the chord is touched which thrills my
Myown you" 9 lions scr to war. return no moro
Al! where arc they, when thro' the forests depths
Dead the 6eld. amid the battles thunder roar,
AheJ vG~1d t" do their 'iu:y-weii they kept their
Thrice welcome w1r-scarred vet'r.ns who alive
return
Sleep we'll my dead, till history nscribe your urn
Tho conquered, victors still, tho not truiI phantD
right!
&c Ah' yes my martyrs slain. my prophets too are
stFa afs me in,-Bu, never tire mid
We Braves! these fallen forms sal u again and on
Ihr9, ~ the coming years made glorious b, their
stars shall rise that shine into sOuls of mon
fAn6 IN ly.terious;iuucti ton dominate the Garth
10 sighfen FactiOn'ssrave, and herald Freedonn's
The suns that blszOn liberty shall burn again ~
Thus spea ks the Grandsoid Mother of US all
Her voice still reaching for th' ETHEREAL snhc rcs
Her heart on fire, battle fame her soul
Her eyes abtaze like the eternal stars
we herring, listen to the voice of Heaven
From out these clouds of tyranny and shame
Look up, take heart, aud name the name
ots0ne far Sabbath which to Liberty is given!
day shall come perchs nceza morn shall dawn
snail give each grave tongue, to ev'ry toprne
a text, to ev'ry text saCristau,
An altar, a nd a priest, from whom the voune
Z snall learn the sermons of these darling dead
To teach them how to dare, TO do or die
10 save the fruits of peace vainly nv
Bnt ielnng' leap to war as groom to bridal-bcd!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

uAvING qualified as Administrator Of The estate
III of Mrs Sarah Strider, request all persons in.
debied to the estate to come forward and settle at
once. Those having claims sgainst the estate will
present them for settlement.
o=t: 80. I'm. lsAAcB. sTRIDER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

CoMMENDABLE.-The ladies of Berryville
had handsomely decorated the Episcopal
Church of that town for the reception of the
remains of Gen. AsuBY, on their way for re-
interment at Winchester, and had also pre-
pared a sumptuous collation. for the funeral
cortege, abundant, enough for three or four
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

CONVICTED We noticed in our last issue
that l4andon I, Lovebt, for some time a So
journist in our town, had been indicted by
the Grand Jury of Loudoun county for horse
stealing, and also the killing of negro man
the preceding year. He was convicted on
both charges and sentenced to fifteen years
imprisonment in the penitentiary on the for
mer, and one year on the latter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

na- LE1sENR1Ne & Son are reducing their
stock at a rapid rate. The reason of this is
plain. They sell, as they profess. to-as cost.
All who wish to buy at ,oholesale prices, are
invited to call at their store in the Spirit
Building" and be accommodated. They
offer Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, Queensware, Hardware, &c,
at first cost. Call and be convinced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
BALTIMORE -PRICR STORE 4
WISHES 70 inform 5is ess,enl

w received his FALL GOODS
The Stock IS entirely new. and elects
care to enable me to compete with a
House. CALlCOES. from is to Oh cts n
colprs; brown and Bleachcd niuslin frcl
cents. De LRines aud other Drsss Coo
more prices; AlpaccRs and Merinocs n
suit every bodyj Bed Ticking, Striped q
Hickory at reduced prices.
The Stock of FANCY GOODS and-IIO
too extensive for enumeration.
have also received all the htest sty!
MILLINERY LINE,
HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBoNs
and other articles belonging to that trade.
Also, a well selected assortment of
H o Z s.,
For Men, Boys. Ladies aud Children which / on
at Baltimore prices. Also Meme and Boy's HATl
OF newest styles and low prices. The Stock OF :
READY CLOTHING
and Gents Furnishing Goods is well seIccted arr;
made of the beat materials and in the latest styIes
ted States. N REHRENT
October 9 1866
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

In MARKET.-see the advertisement of
the valuable mill and landed properly offered
for sale by NJ. Helm, Esq, as executor of
Isaac Strider, decd. Capitalists seldom have
more favorable opportunity for Investment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
MANTUA-MAKING

MISS ELIZABETH WARE respectfully Informs
lN her friends and the public generalIy,-that She
has just received the IatesI
PAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
for ladies costume. She solicits the patronage of
ali. Oct. 30.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
MANUFACTURING.

M RS. HENSON has just received her
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
and requests all those nee ing work Zone IN her
line will please call her residence on Potato Hill
Oct. 30 sim.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

A ,SORREL MARE,
Light made, light main and tail, seven years old
last Spring, has a large her right hin hind
feet white and white streak down her lace:
A liberal reward will be given for any informa-
ton which will lead to her recovery # left at the
Office of the Spirit OF Jefferson, or 10 me at Char
Oct. 30 st. JOS E RAVIINS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

wat time the people felt the breath of War
,,, not as the Titan's struggling for release,
Anro' AEtna's flames; Virginia afar
FlungiOrth her voice loud yin peace!
twas not for this our Fathers cleft the main!
Twas not for this their blood flowed out, sea
whose tides bound TO the planet Liberty
Would not return till she arose again!
s9was not for this that Glory clapp'd her hands,
When L, impregued by Mars, bore " ashir gton
While Fame, her sister, shouted To the lands
. His name SO loud. 'tWas heard up to the sun
Twas not for this my Henry from his lair
Arousing him, OutrOared the Numcan King!
Twas not for this, as but too light a thing
10 weigh g INST lowell gave empire up to share
Z" No! No! twas not for thisl Be not too fastt
Come sit with mel recount our present good
so heavy that 1t leans against the past
And presses on the future with its load.
BE PATIENT, compromise, give up, agree
Ihestar that saw our birth shall grow To he
Large as the continent from sea to sea
And brighten ali the globe with hberty!''
Her prayers in vain, the State put ON her mail
5 Ard wearing armOr a a bride her rcIos
sent forth her warriors in their gltterinn steel
SnantiuR, as erst the gods their batt,e-hvmns
= nns VIDE the port of War! let Slaughter slim
n1otner thine affairs are again at staEeI
~ iTsginia, tircless! arise aud shake
ty oeksot strength, does his main the deem
Then on her breast our Mother bore the tramp
OF thousands, and her Sisters no less brav.
sent many golden youth to camp,
To hospital, To battle, aud the rravet
And all that skill could do or courage dare
Was wrought, and dared upon tsc battle nlain.
BOYS vet rams grew, grey men grew boys again
And tender maids smO0theCi down tie brow of TVsrI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
y = WA DIVE TIsEMENT
MILLINERY.

MRS, MARY E DAVIS has ilstreturped from
1 the city, and is now opening the most eleganI
and beautiful assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered to the Ladies of this town The l,,as.
Fashionable Bonnets- hand and others made IN
order al the shortest notice. oer 80.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

WILL tie sold at public sale to the highest bidder
TUESDAY, November e7th, 1866,
The valuable tract OF land and mill knownas
s:HOPEWELL MILLS"
Being part ofthe estate o. the late Isaac Strider
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
BREAD, CAKES, CREAMs. J0.

THE undersigned expects 70 keep ON hand. "a
soon RS his arrangements now in progress ~,
perfected, full and generai supply OF iruIf pound
sugar ginger, spouDyc and every kind and Va Tirty
OF iapcy CAKES. which he is sure need oniv Is -
tsisfi e bs 5eiisbed. II the eeHeral want
FRESH BREAD q be sold Il bat small adva1ee
upon tue price u Hour. .s-
Oct. 10 g. BRowN-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TFNHE partnership heretofore s,i IN a.. ~
CATTLE business between the niIdefsiened. 4
,his assy qtfsolfed ~ nlutuai ceneenf. The busi-
ness VIII be continued By Ed 4 GRAUY g.
whom we aeisa liberal patronage -
. ftfs9ns wing accounts notes are requested
~ i.tie pay on tile 70 either Of The NM
dersigneds - the money e badly waated
john STRIDER,
EDW. K. GRADY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
Rev Concern.
CONFECTIONARY AND BAKFRyl
EKUITS, NUTS, CONFECTIONARY 20.

TUE undersigned will receive during the present
4 week; one OF the most choice AID varied asSori-
Nuts Of every kind and variety that has ever Seen
heretofore offered TO the citizens Of town and
ncighborhOOd The supplyeon hand " m be con-
slant, and at all times hdecar 10 die vaat
Oct 10. a BROWN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

And 10! there galloped thro' the gate of War
1wo brothers, riding side by side with sDurs
And nodding Plumes, and words that 9leo mod in
Aud eyes like day when first the sun snnears
Aney srSde their steeds Neptune strides the sea
And name to name, they bounded thro' the Vale
Like music, or like laughter the gallo.
And smiled at Danger more brave than he!
Their long black locks did court our Southern wind
W inch left the orange buds and citTop grove
10 follow them, tho often left behind
Planning in soft 0elian signs of love l.
one fatal p!Orni g laid the younger low
NO more by Iattting hoof of his the f.wn
"as startled as she browse,i the hill at dawn
NO more his buglc blast struck terror to the foe
His Brother dead, like Leda's JsSe-born SON.
:. On InitS white steed among the Argiye youth
Inc Ashhy mil his Southe rn comrades shone
Craving one immortality for both:
r VII OFT at dawn Potomac him Tigh
ms beard upon his charger flowing free
m, "a oiack swans wing upon the froIby sea y
Inc war-gaz htlIng all his dar K romautic eve:
BY eve the iount far up some Hampshire dell
, Laughed IN the snowy fetlOcks of his stecd!
But OFT the edge of war the Ashby fell
Dropt ike star, aud went out with the dead =
here lie the Twain; their ePitapL be tins
lhese brothers struggling one just cause to gain
One immortality achieved in vain;
Aud now together sleepiD sweet dream of peace,
IS Theyare not deaths, Relinqushed all bisclaim,
Their DECIDE 10 Hist'ry and immortal song
1nSlr sools TO God, thcir menrories to Fame
=, Lheir ashes t" Virginia belongI
oieeo heroes! with no weight but flowers, sleep!
Your Mother, lii.c the Osprey INA kes her nest
For you with feathers p!uckcd her on breast
deep! s ''-S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
PUBLIC SALE

REAL Es TIE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
A SORREL MARE,

ETRoMn the subscriber on Sunday night the 2s.h
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

'oILET SOAPS colgate's Magnolia, Almond
batn' CASTLE, &c, for sale by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
DEpIcAToRY poEM
READ By DANIBI B. LUCAS. ESQ.

Ar WINCHESTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

EJalFTY Thousand Feet Superior .sshenanaoak
y YELLOW PINE LUMBER % eonsistfns, az
Joists. sleePerss inch and half aud inch ssisd q
qnaFter5 Plank inch three ter and ,iie
halt and two inches, for sale ut nv
Also. GondOias w I gAvVzS
Ag,t 8. p n. MILLER & Co.
e. Orders promptly attended 70,
October %, 1866 = 81. z.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

I AIS Of various sfzes and styIss- sI..Ilss Bov,s
4 1 and Youths Boots; Heavy Bioeau5s AIeli's
e Morocco bOots knd Gaitert, jnst receves 81 FOR
saIe y y. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
TO THE People OF VIRGINIA.

Papers publishing my Prospectus will copy y't Il
bOve and send bill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

/ .DAsapesS exvlAos Dlsg. I've - r.
vorsd In Dsvsapsss witA . Savi1p Bpnk.
These iesGienliees ~ soasD b Wesesen
cit,ss, end Il . sppassnt shaA thsy ~ ~
- gosssslly = not - thsssseAly paAsssi.
sed = Gailas tasks 10 ~ s16R tsWns sad
cities Il The HAsl ThssGh thsss = sseAihG
10 esnpiain Il % this sesss, = iAr y the
psssps1sty .sf sse hsos inssisstsa = go.
sansa, ~ ~ thisk ispssibse " eAsw III
public tAst erset bsns6is ~ bsins ssalsstsd
every dsy = ~ eakise 4 rsis y ~ -
sSnsskine svsssy ysssl q svsry meath h
the SAsiags Bssk.
Fsso shs agsfss thas ~ giss below Il
will ~ sssn Inst ths sasent dspsoieee 4
these institutisos 'is suss indication u The
frugality prosperity and wealth u Z
peepis q eommuuity. Foe inslanss, = The
.Gea@e u New Ystk ~ Sslal sasinGs - ~
lrst day Of January, 1859, wsss eli. .7ss.-
425. bsingsn svssags ~ eoe.sl Sss sssA
man, woman cpd child in thas Stass- Ths
tota nunbse 4 dspeoll1 ~ eAssy Nj
which is one Ssvinss Bank deposiAse y
every nine ihhabitants, end - sssssop n
S2A 70 eech deposition. In ~ Nav Egg
laid ssaass the svssags ~ hssa sas ess.-
90. Thcss fAets ass highly essditat,s y
any people. They spssk 4 hueslilg ed
tbrifs. With ~ Iahssisg, ciassss sst'ths
people Of small means 10 the eastern sitiss
sAa villages The pstsing y ofs ~ dslliss
ssyy wvsk q evssy assaA ~ tsssDs .
bjt--sna . nost eemassdah,sses II -
an sxanpls thAt pssPlsin s1e vssess slsies
s7d villages should nssaD saes,y soslaas.
The Davessers Sssinp Institutes, stasts
- tsss N February ioel ~ had aks1ly
900 dspssitses. Ths pssssse ssabe b
ses. With N svetass = ~ y saeh dspss
itor. It 10 nanasea y nsa Of we'll knswa
worth Il has paid = ths dspositsss ths
ss,h Of -, ,eo7.sl in interest. 70 April las.
-svo yeass ffsn ID sssanisaGiss. TAssz-
pensss ofths institsliea ere light-as - q.
fiss efths Company rcesives asy ssapsa-
sation Sbs his services. Nis 90 Of ~ saSsst
iaveseusnls fos small suns, % its fsods ~
invested only in fs'ss s'ass improved ssal =.
tate in this city and esunty. The sals el
isscrest allswsd = 8 p~ esht. Bat = isses-
est allowed to remain in bank 10 cousidssed
the ssms - deposit, Il is compounded q
stated periods With the prineipal, and Be,
comes not oniys safe but paying invest,
mcnt. To bring this matter more closely
to the understanding W appsad ~ fellow
ing totals showing the aecumulations frso
a deposit ofone dollar, Of moro . week, and
also Of any amount for given number d
years.
Table showing The amount Of u, 90.
tloO. snd $500, at compound interest fes
8. 10. 10, 90. IS, 20. %, and 40 years. q
9 per cent. per annum: ,l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

ss6aeeeixe sA1t.At - Noc1zf1tASb.-NS
learn thaIA.Gunblss usll hrssso Capt.
Kelly. ~ shst u Resk Islas1 lsse ~
nirg, By Majee Lev Bsibsd. ebsnsiy d
Gen. Crittcndca's staG. From whas vsas
lsrA, M ~ vefe 1iiyine 80 1T DE-
c'gas a Hln HtD's s.1ssas aeGhsas seuo
o'clock lass svsaiue. 4 ~ wssds vsss
passed in regard 70 soac liealo lae3aGs u
DE plaJ, anAaa allsrsa1ieo saousa EpDy
swoss that if bic eppeeeas ~ sshuatlaa
ter NUS. = cad have |" lla,ps, ~
fssd ssblisd sstAsr sAs<ay, 49, Kdly
,spnns v e'his iSss, ~ espEilise. ::.saka
'shsk ~ II : -. = = "a. . - - : : = aoslbul
kia aswal mr. II lf.jee sosllg - ~ ~
aad dsaWiae . Smith Z Wssosa eSySlvse,
ssvs KnSleHk5tia ~ - - &Aisi
pssvsdFv dFvs26UvuA e)nglA ~ 1nl
sssst4 4annl 1is6 III ~
..s ., u. u: Esis wv s.ss:' :
shiA eQeo1lg. 0saelasaA1s sssosusal
exie1e IN reonsd b the s0Ais. ~ esT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

DpAD Dsoy - A WenAs feesD.-The
vsll seasEsd tsvs q Wiltsn vas thsswn
|isss iatsoos s1siesasns % Wedsseday
ssssiae lasl ty ~ ssaesliog insssnstion
shas ~ dssd bsdy Il . female had been
Gbusd b % bss - ~ Y. Z y. R. \. A
pasty Il litais beys were sst in search Of
serswbefries, end while passing through .
thicket absut nile and half from towr,
theg Sssnd . suspieious looking box. Be-
ine snxious 70 know whas il contained.
|tAey lifted ths ia sad vsse horri6ed to
apa ~ esspss q . female within. Bscou-
ing itiehlsssd, thsy rsa TO town, and re-
psstsd their stzange discovery. A search
~ issailslsd ss enos. but = tho hour
~ qsits lass. soothing IVES found. On
Thursday morning party started out to
aake . osss csnplsls search. On reachs
Ing he SPOT described = thsa By The bsys.
tAsg isual . cavity in ths earth where the
bsz ~ bssa sst u, ana tracks which un.
aistahably proved thAt some one he'd
ssas dssisg ths night and removed the
10y. Seas dark mystery u awaiting On
unssvslnsst, and ths greatest excitement
prssaiIe. No additional tsaess have been
discovered.
On Tsesday svesiss lest, ans stsaw>
oery festival tssk plase q Hubest's Hall
~ lhs psrpess sfassiseing 10 raise nsney
lbs he building Of Presbytss,sn Church
this ssasss. The hell was decorated in Z
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