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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-25

SUPERVISORS CoURT.-The Board met
on tho 18th instant, and from its proceedings,
we ccndense the following from the Shop
herdstown Register Of Saturday:
Ordered that the following bills be paid. S.
Barnhart, $50 for scaffolding; Towner Schey,
S23 IS for lumber; j. W. Osburn, SIS 60 for
Tailor fees and house rent; J. c. SCHNEIDER,
So 80 for Tin; r. N. Duke, 50 for Fox scalps
Samuel Barnhart, SO for drawing draft !;
j. II, little, Sc so for printing; Beller Il
Burnett S13 10 for Old County Order Geo.
McBee' SO for Steps for Jail I. W Potter
field, S43 90 for SURPRISING riot at Charles
town, aud. $l2 90 fer Jury orders; L. T. Chap
lin, S92 % for jury orders. and. $50 50 for
Lightning Rods; John W. Grant, 500 bull
ding Cistern'
Ordered that all persons who fail to.pay their
Tax on Licenes to sell spirtuous liquors with
in 20 days from this date, tue License will be
revoked by the Board at the next meeting.
Tho following charge vas preferred against
W. w. Burton
Chagle&toWn, Aug II, 1868.
respectfully ask the Board of Supervisors
to revoke the Liquor License of W. W. Bur,
ton, on the ground that he keeps disorderly
House. G. II. TURNER.
Ordcrd that W. ". Burton be summoned
to appear before the Board at the next meet
ing to answer the above charge.
Orderd that the delinquent list be publish
ed in the Shepherdstown Register.
Orderd that, the Assessor be allowed l.!
per cent on the County Levy.
Upon motion of j. II. Reed, W. G.. Butler
was appointed County Treasurer.
Orderd that John Z. Erwin, be paid ST.
300 IL the amount of Assessor Fees.
On motion the Board adjourned until the
3rd Monday of September.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rFNHE undersigned respectfully announces TO the
L citizens of Frederick Jefferson, and adjacent
counties, that he is at all times prepared to
BUILD AND REPAIR CISTERNS,
in the best and most substantial manner, and at
less than half the price heretofore charged for such
work. a call is respectfully solicited.
GEO. f. SIIA I'LL.
RS5- Addres -NIiddlcway, Jefferson CO., w. Va.
July IA. 1865 BIN.
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CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. J. n. CAMDEN, of Wood county,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
SOL. V. YANTIS, of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER. of Kanawha county.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGEJ WALKER of jackson county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
w. WILEY, of Monongalia county.
JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. JOHNSTON, of Lewis county.
For CoNGREsS-SE DISTRICT.
Hon. VIM. G. BROWN. of Preston county.
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VALLEY BANK.-Special Commissioner,
J. S. Carson, Esq, of Winchester, gives no.
tice to the creditors of the Valley Bank, by
advertisement in our paper of to-day, that is
of advantage and pecuniary Importance to
those Interested
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70 The h'ubHEco

HAVING purchased valuable tract of timber
/ J. land, and located Saw-N1ill upon it with a
capacity of saving forty thousand feet of Lumber
weekly, I will be prepared to furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
Such as Pine Plank, JOiSlS, Rafters, StuI-
ding, PlaStering Lath, Chestnut HalIGgS,
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will be kept constantly on hand at the
Mill l, miles above Kear5lcy & Shccrcrs planning
Mill, the Shenandoah river, and at Messrs. Hum
phreys & Hoof's Lumber yard at Charlestown.
Persons contemplating building will promote
their interests by calling upon the subscriber in
person, or Messrs Humphreys & EIoof, before going
elsewhere. GEO. w. ElCHELBERCER.
August II , lS6S-6m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS & RARE INDUCEMENTS

rINHE undersigned have just opened one of The
i largest and most select assortments of Goods it
has been good fvtune to offer the people OF the
county and feel c. 'ent that it embraces every
needed article fol and summer supplies
call is solicited as tneyhave on hand, in part as
follows-purchased for CASH, and from 'he pest
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%rocerieS 81

Imperial, Young Hyson, English Breakfast
Green and Black Teas; Java, Rio and Laguyra
Coffee; Refined, PulvcrIzed, Coffee and Brown Su;
ears at various prices Molasses and Syrups, of al
grades and corresponding rates. Salt, Pepper,
Spices, Vinegar. and in short everything in the
Grocery line, and cheap as the cheapest.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
general stock has been received, and it will be
found to embrace almost every article of necessity
or taste. and on most reasonable terms. Anon
the articles can be found Cloths, Cassmeres, Cot
tonades, Tweeds, Liner and regular line of the
lngs, Shirtings. Sheetngs, Cottons, &c.
For the Ladies, VIC have cooice a variety of
Fashionable Caters, Shoes, Slippers, Hosiery,
Gloves, Buttons, and Trimming Goods generally
as can be found in the county. select assortment
OF Dress Goods and an endless variety of Notions.
BOOTS SHO Els, HATS,
of every variety and latest styles. China, Glass,
Wooden and Earthen Wares.
Nj=Terms Cash or Country Produce.
April 81 1868. TRUSSELL & co.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Bag- Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of Ma
ryland, the astute politician and eloquent de-
batter, will make canvass of West Virginia
during the next fortnight, beginning at Nor
gantowa on Thursday, 9th, aud terminating
at Harper's Ferry, on Saturday, September
9TH Let our friends at that point make all
needful preparation for the occasion. \ full
turn out OF the people will be expected.
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L D u G. a ITO \ /.
CHAELESTOWN ACADEMY.

TFNHIS School will be opened on the FIRST MON
l. DAY IN SEPTEMBER, and close on the LAST
DAY OF JUNE, 1859.
The rates of tuition as follows as established
by the l5os I'd of Trustees:-
English Scholars-embracing Geography,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, &c, per
qua tier OF - months. -.................S ID
Latin misunderstanding all the English
branches, together with the Latin, per
quarter Off mo ths.................... 10 81
Greek Misunderstanding the study of the
Greek Language with Latin, French and
Mathematics, per quarter OF ,! months. le so
One-haf payable an Advance.
The undersigned, having been appointed Princi-
pals OF the above institution respectfully call the
attention of he community to their ADVERTISEMENT
and solicit liberal patronage.
CLEON MOORE, }D::,
HENRY HUNTER,
I,,I, ii
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ENTLER,S SURE CURE.

Has never yet failed to cure the severest cases
of Cholera, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. Diar-
thea, Flux, Summer Complaint in children,
Sc Manufactured by W. NJ. Entler CO.. /
lShepherdstown, W. Va. Price IS cts per bot |
tie. Full directions on each bottle. See CIR
culars. Sold everywhere. No cure, no pay.
Every person should keep it constantly on
hand. For sale by
CAMPBELL + MASON, Charlestown.
June %, lS6S-ly.
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George D. Prentice, the poet and editor,
is said to be failing rapidly.
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NEW ARRIV Al !

c. MITCHELL s CO., would respectfully an
n. nouncc to the Ladies of Charlestown and vi
cinity that they have awaited themselves OF quick
trip 10 the Monumental City. and returned with
splendid stock of
S u NJ NJ + r N L L n E r Y,
embracing all the latest Partisan styles of BON-
NETS and HATS. suitable for all ages.
FLOWERS, that will put to blush the Queen OF
Flowers; Parasols, CorEets and Hosiery;
Gloves, Linen Sets;
Narcotics Trimming;
Thread Edging and Comb Ruffling.
Hoop Skirts, style;
Gents Hose and IIeck Ties;
Buttons of all styles;
Shoes for Misses &C.
Thankful for that very liberal patronage extend
ed toward us, we pledge ourselves by attention to
business to please the most fastidious and merit
continuance of the same.
June 9, 1868.
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
A NEW OK.
SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY,
M

SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY,
FOR ALL w ANTS!
NTILLEL & SMITH, of the Stove Tinware, and
WI Furnishing House generally of Charestown,
respectfully inform the citizens OF the county that
thes have just received full and select tmcnt
of all articles in theIr line that the wants of the
season may require. An carly call is solicited as
prices are moderate and entire satisfaction, to
material AID workmanship guaranteed. Their
stock cor sists in part, of a large assortment of
COOKING STOVES,
of the latest and improved patterns, from No.
TO 10, with Utensils complete.
Tt n wv a re
of every kind and description, manufactured at
home of the best material the market furnish,
and by the most experienced workmcn.
Also on hand a select assortment of
SEAMLESS PRESSED WARE.
very heavy, and embracing Kettles, Basins, Bowls,
&c, in from quart to five gallons.
OfJAPAN WARE a small supply, but embrace
ing many articles of permanent use and great econ
Omy to hOusekeepers.
Having procured a large supply Of very superior
material ,spccia lattcntiOn will be given to
TIN-ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and with experienced hands and moderate prices,
Brac kct, " of metal or wood furnished when desired
REPAIRISG done at short notice and reasOna-
BILE terms.
o. Grain of all descriptions, Beet Hides, Sheep
Skins, Rags, Beeswax, Hard Soap, Bacon, Old Cop
per and Brass will be taken IN exchange Tor work,
att he highest market price.
May 5, 1865.
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CheaPSide!

CheaPS1de!
A CHOICE lot of Country cured BACON.
NEW SUPPLY Fancy Cassimeres and Coat
n ings.
LsO, Handsome Styles Linen Coats, Pants and
IA Vests.
A BEAUTIFUL variety New Styles French
n Lawns, Chambray Gin CHAINS, Picues, New
Style Mourning Prints, &c.
I AIDES, Mems and Chidrcn's Hosiery, choice
II Variety of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Morocco Shoes, Kid Balmorals, Lasting
Congress Caters, &c.
VERY Superior DURHAM Smoking Tobacco
we'll cured and fine flavor.
HARVEST GROCERIES i'll great variety.
II just received by
June %, 1868. E. WEST
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NOTICE.

7 AIDES Linen Collars, Cents Linen and Paper
IL Collars, Knitting Cotton, Bleached and on-
bleached Children's Hoop Skirts. Fall Calicos,
neat ard pretty Just received and for sale by
Aurugt25, lS6s. D. HOWELL,
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LADIES, COME AND SEE
N IL u II II w G II w n q II nH MI
II. l.. HEISKELL.

II. D. II Il / > Il Z u u,
LAS Just opened well selected stock of seasonal
II BILE goods, to which he invites the attention of
the public.
July 1858.
WORCESTERSHIRE and Brown Cottons,
~ Cotton Drillings, Prints, [some beautiful
styles,) just received by
II. L. HEISKELL.
WHITE GOODs.-Ladies' White Kid Gloves,
w Swiss Muslins, Plain and Figured Cam
brics, Ladies' and Misses Cotton Hose, for
sale by H. L. HEISKELL.
DURE CIDER V1NEGAR.-3 bbls. Cider Vine
L gar-two years old, pure ard strong-tor
sale by H. L. HEISKELL.
MACHINE OIL, for sale by
vi H. L. HEISKELL.
DALM Leaf, Paper and Linen Fans, for sale by
i II. L. HEISKELL.
July Z, 1865.
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CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE exercises OF this School will he resumed on
at the rooms # NIsior Kears!ey in Charlestown.
The course of instruction embraces the usual
branches of English education taught in our schools
including also Latin, French and music
TER MS.
The Primary Glass, Cor each session. So 90
The Middle Class. -.-........-......... 10 w
The Senior Glass, including Latin. % 10
French. .............,........... 500
Music. ....................... 90 90
One half in all cases to be paid in advance for
each session.
Boarding will be provided and further particulars
made known on application to the subscriber.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Charlestown, Jefferson county.
July Il, 1865.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
AmmOniated Super PhOspilates.
The Maryland FertiIizing d Manufacturing
M.PANY.
INCORPORATED JANUARY, 1867.

DIRECTORS.
WM. G.. HARRIsoN, WILLIAM NUMsEN,
LAWRENCE SANGsToN, RICHARD J. BAKER,
RoBERT TURSER, WILLIAM TREGO.
WILLIAM TREGO, LAWRENCE SANGSTON
Manufacturing Chemist. President
THIS Company, incorporated by the Legislature
Il of Maryland for the Man fracture and Sale of
Fertilizers, are prepared to furnish the agri-
cultural community with their products.
Deriving their supply of material from the richest
of the recently deposits of Bone Phosphates in South
Carolina, they have established, and will intlexbly
maintain, higher standard of Fertillzlng value
than smia prod hitherto the kct.
While the matcrial they contains 60 per cent.
of Bone Phosphate of Lime, il ia guaranteed to con
tain larger per centage of SOLUBLE PIlOS-
PLATE than any heretofore used.
Ammoniated Super Phosphate,
Price S5Oper Ton. in Bags.
FINE GROUND BONE PH0SPHATES,
Price S3Oper Ton, in Bags.
Containing, by the average OF the Analysis of Pro-
fessOrs PiggOu, Lebig and PopPlclr, 6O.2O per
cent. of Bone Phosphate OF Lime
The unusual per centage OF Soluble Phosphate
will NAL Ike this form very desirable to Farmers who
prefer it in its natural state, or to manlpu-
late for themselves.
II is now we'll ascertaincd and acknowledged
fact, that Wheat cannot be successfully prOtita
bly, grown without the liberal use of Phosphatcs;
and in presenting article of high standard at
low price, personally suPerlr tended by Chemist
ofThirty Years experience, with a determination
to ma intain that standard, the Company confident
~ rely the confidence and support OF the Agri-
cultural Community
LAWRENCE SANGSTON President,
Office, IS Exchange Place, Baltimore,
HUMPHREYS & CO., Agents.
August IS, lS6S-tf. Charlestown, w. Va.
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FOR SALE.
FINAL NOTICE.

AM directed to close by suit all claims due the
i late firm of Redman Gibson. Parties owing
the above partnership will costs by immediate
settlement Mr.. e. w. Maxwell Is in Charlestown,
and will give his aid in adjusting the unsettled bu-
siness of the firm. WIN II. TRAVERS,
Attorney Law,
Charlestown. August II, ls6S-3t.* F.P.
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NOTICE.
PURCHASERS at the sale of George W. Spots,
i on the 18th of April, notified that their sale
notes due August 18th. They are requested
to make payment to the undersigned, trustee, at
WIN. Ii. TRA ERS, trustee
Cha-lcstown, August is. lS6S-2t* F.P.
TNOWLES' PATENT ELLIPTIC SUSPENDER
Aupust 15 IS6S d. HOWELL.
bacon and Lard for sale by
b AupustlS A. W. CRAMER.
Aueust is A. w. CRAMER.
CElSER Separator and Thresher for sale 6y
u July % 1865. - RANSOM & DUKE.
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IIECKER'S Fauria, Com Starch. TapISco. Sa GO
II Pearl Barley, Extracts Vanilla and lemon,
10 be had at Z. +. BEL SER'S.
Harper Ferry, Aug. IL.
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IIorpet's Ferry. July IS. iS6s. 90 .,.'

TTPHAM'S Hair Gloss and Curling Fluid imports
~ a beautiful gloss to the hair, promotes it,
growth, renders it soft and silky, prevents 1t iro,
falling off. keeps IL in curl, and removes sCuri and
dandruff from the scalp. trial will convince the
most skcptica! of its virtues. For sale by
uarnrr,s Ferry. AUG. IL. Z. Z. RELLEk-
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THE Lightning Fly KilleF.-One sneet will b,
l. amply sufficient for any house Prce accent,
per sheet. For sale by {. Z. KELLER.
Harper's Ferry. Aug IL.
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Carriages, BuggieS, ROckaWayS. PhRtUnS
Spring Wagons, GermantOW nWagOnS,
"OLD MILY GR0CERY,'
CHARLEsTOWN, JEFFERSON CO, VIVA.

X. 5. NJ. HUFF MIN.
Shephcrdstown. June %. ls65-6m.
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~
81. JOHNS Observation-Disclosures lth
street., hetveen Conssst nd High. Services every
Sunday u II :. =. 4nd I ?. =. 6abbath School
wss SIN PREsBYTERIAH
CHURCH, 10. Sion Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath 1t
ii :. NJ and D. m. Sabbath School at ;. n.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday At u z. m.
1 nsITHp pnEsBYrRRiS n Cor Bionds.a
and 9Th streets. Services every Sabbath q II =.
u. and p. m. Sunday School ct "a .. N.
apr9s dolly JAnss BROws, Pastor.
coNaREaATI0NAL CHURcH-Hish street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Ssh
bath 4 II ). m. and I ,. =. eabbssh School At
3p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening".
B. JuDkus, Jr., Pastor.
Hsy ,H,,1s,if STREET n. Z. cHuRcH-on
Exchange street, BETWEEN Third and Fourth.
Presehisg every Sahbsth y II : n. and p. M
Sabbath School ii n p. m. Pablo Prayer Meeting
- Wednesday evening. Rev. ,. Aanx.
CHATEAU CHATEAU SQUARE N. 3. cHuRca-cor-
ssr Of Sevsath anl Morgan strssts. Prsaehtne
every Sabbath q IL .. =. and ?. =. 6abseth
School 1t !. 4. Pubiic Prayer Meeting On
Wednesday evenings. JosH HAYsKs,
FIRST PRnsBYTERIAN- Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath Ut II ..
N and I p. =. Sunday School at y P. a.
apr76-'t6 I. N. CRIrrENDEs, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-corner Of Blon-
dsau and Eighth streets. Preaching ct II a. =
and n pn. Sunday School at ~ 4. =. Public
Prayer Meeting ON Wednesday evening, ct q
o'clock. [feblie7l J. T. Wssrovkn. Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Open for public ser
vioe 1t II :. n, and q Pm The pabais cor
daily invited.
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Nofthw1lrfn Union Packet Company.
"svAiss cellar" Lins,

Regular iars 70 St. Louis TWO DOLLARS, until far
Their orders
DssIyH ne n passenger Paekets 70 81. Louis and
all intsu4sdtsts points, esnsisting Of the TON.
JAsP1R. Captain Burnett, master; the PHI.
1HEn1O An, Csptaia Davidson, master, and
tbs. yTA40A. captAin Roht. Hill, master, one
OF which viii leave the landing each day at
$50 Z. n.
The above boats viii make close connection
~th thote running between this point and 81.
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made In
transferring At Rock Island Try which passsngsra
can reach st. Paul "a hours in sdvsnos Of any
other line. 49,
In addtion 10 tho above the passenger and
ereighe. Packets WOLkIC MePIX0. Captain
Noses Hall, master; VICTORY. Captain 6co-
field, paaster. and the = AL4ER will mako reg
uiar trip1.
Tickets for sale over The Hannibal and St. 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road to al pointi
west Of the Missouri river.
patroniEc the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply TO the nice Of Tho
Company, corner Blondeau and Levee.
8. N. ARcHBR, Agent.
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THOSE snpurb Baltimore oyster Of E. B.
Mallory i Co. are at the store Of our friend
Charles c. Cox h CO., on Second street.
We know he has them, for he gave %
couple Of cans last evening. Mallory's are
the best, and 60 70 G. C. C. / Co.'S to get
them. Th@rs you will Cad them fresh,
s~sst aud superlatively good.
EvlnY eAruhpAY for November 2Ssh con-
tains i Studies Of Thackersy, Tho Uussful-
ness Of Earthquakes, The Dangers and De-
lights of Tobacco, Contradiction, The Eye
aud Vision, English Way, Godfal,reis Pic
ture- Book story for Children BY Hans
Andersen; Foreign Notes, Little Seal-Skin
by 4. Kary, Autumn Violets by c. q. Ros-
selti, and The Black Forest.
Publishsd BY Fields, osgood h Co.: Bos.
ton. Price 10 cents.
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AoclDEnT On TMn VALLEY nOAD.
A Man severely lajered.

An accident occurred about six miles from
the city, on the Vallsy Road yesterday, ~
sulting il severe injury 70 man named
c. 0ottschalk, gram dealer reading =
Pella.
Al the westward bound freight train U.s.
nearing sagsf Creek bridge, one Of the cars
was in some unaocountabls manner thrown
ffoa he fraek. Mr. Goesschalk. Who VS. .
passenger, fearing : general smAsh-up, lsapsd
fion 10 train, and owiss to the rapidity with
which il w. showing b was thrown with
much foree iato csIvsrt. His lsft leg be-
low ths knee wss broksa IL three different
places a.d ~ badly crushed. Dr.. Hughes
was sent for sud went immsdiassly on % en-
CINE dispatched for that purpose. Tbs in-
jured man ~ brought 10 this city and placed
10 the Hospital room Of he Medical College.
Upon examination, which took plsce abous
half past seven o'clock last evening, it vss
found nscsssasy 70 smputats The limb, which
W. done forthwith, the opsraslon being per-
fofnsd By DR.. hughes.
At late hour Ne learn that Mr.. Gottsccalk
10 in comfortable condition.
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FurnaM OsssouIEs OF Mas. PArRIsk
CusrIHoHAn.-Th funeral ceremonies Of
The late Mrs. Amanda ~, consort Of Mr..
Patrick Canninshsm Of this city, ON Friday
last, vas Attended BY . very large number Of
or citizens.
At 10 o'clock tie corpse Was borne from
tho residence up the aisle Of St. Peters
church BY the following gentleman, Who act
"a . pail. bearers:
Messrs. Ed. N. Munson, John McNamara,
James AcNauara, Michael McNamara,
John R. Stafford and Thomas O'DonnslL
The church was filed. Solemn mass Of
rsquiu a vas celebrated BY Rev. Father
Tfsvis. A. the Gloss Of the mass the abso-
lutions were administered By the Rev.
Father Gleason, Who then proceeded to
preach tho funeral sermon He vas very
| Impressive whom hs spoke Of the many vir-
tues which adorned the character Of the de-
ssnssd her Christian life, and her peaceful
death, almost every eye was dimmed with
| tears.
All seemed deeply impressed BY the core.
monies Of the occasion and the earnest words
Of the Rsv. Father - he reasoned Of faith,
Of justice, and Of judgement TO come"
A large cortess accompanied the remaina
to their resting place. Such WAS the lss'
earthly scence which closed the brief careel
Of most lovely, estimable and Christiar
lady, and thus amid the sympathy and tear
Of . large circle Of friends, WAS she left Il
await "the trump Of the archangsl and thu
| voice Of God"
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Or Pork in Burlington the Hack Eye
says: 1.-THE unfavorabls weather has delayed
operations with our packers. Sunderland,
Kendall / Co. opened the season Wednesday
BY Strengthening 800 sheep, and they have .
lot Of hogs in their pens which they will han
die Thursday ifths weather 10 favorable. For
these they paid 8 cents for hogs averaging
240, and St cents for lot averaging $50 10
500, These prices are nearly dollar high
or than The opening prices last year, and op-
orators do not seem anxious to buy II these
figures. Should the weather turn cold, and
prices become settled, packers will get fairly
70 work next week. 1t Is tho opinion OF
those best informed that the number Of hogs
in Iowa 10 larger than last year, while the
average weight 10 much heavier