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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
S214,791 50
Faulkner and Boteler.
From the Wheeling Psgisse-.l


GRAFTON, W. Va, Sept. 21.-Messrs.
Faulkner and Boteler met at Prunsytown ac
cordi' = TO apr. ;ntment, to-day. The Cou t
House was w. led. M. Faulkner o. ned
the discussion in one of the most powerful
speeches ever listened to. He reviewed the
ac:s and policy of the Republican party, aud
while he accorded re honesty to the Re-
publican me-. 20. he bore down with over
whelm!ng seveF.;y upon their leaders. He
appealed to the Republicans in the present
condition Of the nation to for ct party and
look TO eh-::- country. The speakers were not
timed.
Mr.. Boteler followed bat took no issuc
with Mr.. Faulkner upon any of his fac's or
arguments, and the Republican parry was le',
unde'ended. He (Boteler) declared he was
neither Democrat nor Republican He
;hen went into an exam na.io "f his own
political reco.d and the past record of Mr..
Faulkner.
Mr.. Faulkner replied, expressing his regret
that he could find no one to meet him on the
living political issues OF the day He could
not see how the Republicans could cain any
thing by voting for man who refused all sup
port to their party and principles. and then
pitched into Botsler's record as Know Moth
ing and his record when formerly in Congress.
Mr. DO Ter rejoined with spirit and pleas
antry, and so the discussion ended have
my opinion of the result of this discussion on
the minds of the people. but do not feel it
necessary now to state it. 1t is sufficient to
say, that Mr.. Faulkner's efforts to-day, gave
unqualified satisfaction to his friends. L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

The Hon. A. R. Boteler remains on the
track as an Independent candidate for Congress
from this district, (the Hon. W. t. Wiley
having declined,) and he and Mr.. Faulkner,
the regular Democratic Conservative nominee,
are cOntesting the field in the Western part
of the district-Mr. Faulkner cleaning Mr..
Boteler out at every point. In each of the
three Congressional Districts of the State, as
well as in the Senatorial districts and coun>
ties, there seems to be an awakening up of the
people against the folly of supporting .'inde-
pendent candidates" and the prospect is for
more united vote for the regular nominees of
the Democratic Conservative party than ever
before. Independents, as class, are office
seekers of the deepest dye, and whilst every
candidate that is presented may not be the
unanimous choice of the party, yet it is not
probable that the people viii better themselves
by voting for an independent candidate, and
by So doing play into the hands of the Radi-
cal party, and they will not do it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
PUBLIC SALE,


A S Commissioner. appointed by Decree of
IA tie circrit Cor of jefferson County, rro-
nou nced on the I9hh OF June, 1874. IN a cause
there u ending between Salan C. Shepire and
others: hs.,and VIM. a.. Is,e''s AIm;x Othe 81
Df So. vii OFFER fo'' sale, IN :',ont o; The Court
House ii Cherestown, in SAD Cocnfv,on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1874
tlat vely valuable TRACT OF LAND on which
the late VIM. Isler lived and died. belnu.Iog %
the heirs Of A. Isler. and containing about
100 or q Acres.
SITUATED on the tur1rike leading from Ra:ltown
TO kabletoS n, ard adjoining the lands of Col r.
J.. C1ew, Geo. 81. 1rine'' aU6 o3Iers. This is n
most Desirable, well improved small 4 act of
Limestone LaId aud is worthy .Ie al TRENTON OF
all who ma Dee,. sn:ai Home.
TERMS OF SALE q escilDed 5v :;le Court.
cash, balance IN one ant .rvo veg :. equal nav
menus wish lnGereSJ 'ro.D day of sa 'e-Geferred
chaser AID a EN- OF then e1.Ises. Toe prTcuaser
10 nave possess on from lie lst dav Of january
nexE. Sale ; IL O'Clock n. S. WHITE,
Sent go. !S74-5o. Sneciai Comn-r
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Funny Scene IN Church.

The Alexandra (va.) Gazette of Tuesday
contains the following:
An episode somewhat unusual is reported
to have occurred at the protrsctcd meeting
DOW in progress at the NJ. E. Church South,
in this city, laet night. The pastor, Rev
Mr. Waugh, who has been most zealonsly
engaged in the duties of his ministry, was
feryentiy pressing home the great.truths the
Gospel, when an alarm of fire was sounded
without. Many of our most philosophical
citizens are members of the cungrega ion aud
The alarm drew numbers from an eudeavor to
avoid eternal flames to an effort to extinguish
a mporal fire. The hasty exits natu ally
attracted much attention. and the pastor
seized the occa ion to poin; moral by refer
'enccsto the zeal with which men will leave
the pro. es of GRITTY at the calls of time.
how much more iosc-est was felt in saw
ing brick and mortar than saving immortal
souls.
At this point, the alarm being false one,
many had returned, among them Mr.. Robert
L. Woed, member of the church, who rose
and said in substance: 'Bro,he. Waugh,
you must not speak so; went out not 20
save brick and NOR 'r, but, it might be. to res
cue some poor family from destruction"
Rev. Mr.. Waugh said he did not intend
to give his remarks personal application,
had cndeavored to DIV from feeting
currence suitable lesson, as was his duty
= pastor, and he again proceeded to mole
how soon the sanctuary was serted when
the calls of earth we're heard, whereupon Mr..
Wood rose again, saying. "You must not
talk SO, sir, to this congregation"
Rev. Mr.. Waugh-''Sit down, Brother
Wood"
Mr.. Wood-"No, sir. have right to
speak,"
Rev Mr.. Waugh-"Sit down !" but Mr..
Wood not needing the command, it was re-
reated five times. Mr.. Wood remaining in
standing position, and the excitement be,
coming so great among the entire congrega.
ton that the services had to be abruptly
closed without the usual ceremonies.
re- A New Orleans dispatch to the
Courier Journal says: I'm the charge made
upon the Metropolitans under Longstreet yes
terday, many of his old Virginia veterans
were there. He heard that yell of victory
that had once filled his heart with pride. and
he ingloriously fed the field. The crack shot
of the city drew bead on him a moment be-
fore the first fire, but citizen begged him
not to fire. That man he's not missed his
mark for ten years. Thus Longstseet was
saved"
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COMMUNICATED.
sHEpHERDsrowN, w Va,
September %, 1874.

s. S. Dalgarn:
DEAR Sir ALLOW me, through the
columns of your paper. to correct report cal
cclet 10 prejudice the minds of the people
agsinst me in some parts of the county, in re
gard to the system of free schools 1t has
been industriously reported that am opposed
to this system.
By whom this Islander could have been
originated, or by what means it could possibly
have gained publicity or credeuce, am at a
loss to determine. Of one thing 1 am certain,
however, that the persons circulating or be-
lieving the report are neither friendly to my
self or to the free school system.
am indebted to my education for all my
prosperity in lie, and for all the enjoyment
of my few leisure hours. 1t is true that my
own education or that of any of my family
was not the acqui ition of charity, but the re-
suit of my industry alone. But this fact of
itself, shall argue no proof as to my opposition
TO the free school system, or as to my unwil.
}ingness to assist Others in procuring an edu>
cation for their children who are unable TO &C.
complish that result of themselves.
l have always paid my tag with prompts
ness and alacrity. and no part of it have 1
paid more cheerfully than that part going to
the support of free education. solemnly
believe, that education, and an emil htened
understanding of the masses Q: the people, ere
the only means we have le C shield US from
the impending calamity that now threatens US
with ruin to our State institutions, which must
inevitably be the Ultimate result of the passage
Of such laws. by our National legislature, as
Summers "Civil Rights bill," aud "Hoar's
National School bill."'
is. Tanner.
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MARRIED..

At'st. Johns Chpcca. Bsitirore county, Nd,
on toe 2ed Sep;embe-:. by Rev. Joseph F.. Jones,
of Virginia; Colonel W. p. CRAIGHlLls. q. s.
A., and REBECCA CHURCHILL, dancfte of
The late Rev. Alexander Jones. ID. mo cards.
II. Frede' icLsburg, on Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER .Jth.J 1874, by Rev. ] hos 8. Dunaway,
assisted By Rev. w. D. MoncuTe, Rev. JAS.
Q, XIX, o. Wlncneste:, Va, and Miss CARRIE
V. FLEET. daue ntef CT me late CHRISTOPHER B.
Fleet, OF King snd Queen countv, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

Eg The Rev. Mr.. Dunjee, gentleman of
color we take it, addressed'th the Rush Burgess
meeting in Richmond the other night, and
must have somewhat startled his impecunious
congregation, when he announced that, "for
one he would never vote for any man, black
or white, to represent him, who had nothing
of his own to represent"
+ Frec7ericksTurq Herald.
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NO. OF YOUTH IN THE STATE.

The following table, which We copy from
the Charleston Courier, shows the enumera>
.ion Of youth in each, county in the State, and
the distribution of the State school funds
among the several counties for the school year
commencing on the LIST of September. 1874,
and ending on the 31st of August, 1875:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

gg Fifty sensible cOlOred men organized
a club in New Orleans few weeks ago and
passed the following:
''Reso7eea, That the carpet>bagger is a
curse of the State, and has caused all the
trouble between US and the white people by
alarming US in times past with foolish and
lying tales of his own inyention, by which he
has succeeded in robbing and plunderiDs both
races"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

~ The New York Herald telegraphed to
B1cEnery and Kellogg inquiring whether they
would resign in order that there might be
new election. McEuery replies promptly that
he is willing to do SO; but Kellogg refuses to
do so.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
WHAT CAUSED THE LOUISIANA
REVOLT.

The New York Worlds New Orleans COR
respondent gives graphic picture of the
condition of affairs which led to the violent
overthrow of the Kellogg government. 1t is
we'll for the press to give extended publica-
ton to these causes, as it is plain that the
radical press have determined to make the
most of the revolt in influencing the Northern
Congressional elections. This correspondent
says:
t'Grouud down beyond endurance, depriv-
ed of the most sacred right of citizen, the
right to vote, 1t became apparent that every
man who opposed the Usurpation would be
disfranchised Their infractions Of law. their
disregard of the rights of property in the last
few days, and especially after Grants order
placing the troops under Packard's control,
became SO gross and tyrannical that the peo-
pie could no longer bear with patience The
day succeeding Grants letter the following
mode of questioning applicants for registra-
ton was adopted:
Registrar-'.Do you belong to the White
League ?"
Eyes"
''YOu must then bring two witnesses to
prove your majority"
This to men with gray boards. Again:
@'You wish to register?'=
eyes"
evil you vote for Lowell (the defauiting
Postmaster, now candidate for reelection
to the Lower House)?"
''No"
''.Ehen you must bring your certificate of
baptism to prove that you are twenty one"
In several instances men who have exercis-
ed the elective franchise for years were thus
treated. They applied to the courts They
were turned away with the statement that a
court of law could not NEEDLE with politics.
In connection with this private stores and
dwellings, were entered by the police, and all
arms therein of whatever character forcibly
taken away. Men preparing for HINT were
arrested for carrying guns on the unheard-of
charge of s.intending to ineite riot" 1t
vas forbidden tosskeep pistols for protection
agaInst robbery en- with canes when as
sembiing 70 larger pnhl beFs than Three were
disFersed police. In D word acts were
il ennlni ttsd ezar Of Russia wodid
re to pertorna
Ten follows su asoount tbs rising. with
- e are s. ~ ~ 1T 8
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

06I I'HI 1919
JOHN C. UNSEI.D, P!aiptiH. y
PETER D:L' OW. william On
laney and Ell aiDetb his wife. Am.pI.1 Fin Z,
Archibald NJ. E'tsmIle-, Jo- CLanesr,
seDh Stay, Administrator Gsi
60. 3 nOR Tith be WI anne.
ed of Wilirm Flow, decd
and OthC 8, Defendants.
Tle OBJECT of iris suia Is to divide amoor tlie
parties ept tied the tact of ;and % abont assS
acces lying in Jefferson Corn v, West 7 Irgtnia.
wnSch was lie. Ly the viii OF William TilloN
70 has chtIdren. or IT the same 10 incaE able 81
ctv.sIon, 10 sci. th ana div dc the pToceedst
among the I Ar1ics EMIT ed tbele.o
ape? ng. on affidavit Fled u fhfs sniff tT,aE
the DeientantS, ete- Lilluw, vii am pIiaSeV
aud E'IELLetll his VIE. and Archibald n Rit..
miller are not residents Of the 81, to of west
NH5 MA, they are UC. e." rec Tired TO aDnenv
wlInln our weeks .be date of the fiTst
tIOnc"I- on of this 0Iue:, nd do what Is Deces-
Sfiy % Protect their Interests In this mstter.
And u g tuIiher ordered that n COM ~ this
successive weeks, in |he ''S pi,it OF eli e, sounN
newspaper published in tits oouuty-and also
I'os co at the front door Of tho COLrt .GOuse II
me 6: ID comply, TT lest twenty daSs before do.
cree Is reuuered. w.
A COpy-Ieste.
EOBERT r. BROWN.
Green & Leckwith, d a..
September =, 1877 4i
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Summit Point Depot.

TNEE undersigned, having purchased the en-
i fire Stock OF Merchandise OF Messrs. a Ilesrv
& johnson. at this place, are pr spared to 0fer
o:ne public great Inducements. as they propose
Going 'trtet'y cash G1's:n'se. nave marked down
s!Ia. eel tsIe:r PATRONAGE. Tnev ask of the pub
lie s.ial WILSON BROTHERS.
Summit Point. Sept 0. l6i4-9m.
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GARD.

HAVING Heretofore done business at Summit
IL Point. would respectfully call the a5Ler-
ton OF my former friends and customers TO the
fact that am at the DeDOt again and will be
glad to serve them, AND will be pleased to have
a call from them w. n G: WILSON,
OF the firm of Wilson Blothers
Summit Point. Semi. Ii. iS74=im.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

CLEARED-THE BARK EM1LY.-Staunton
hasn't much shipping news; but we have to
note that that the bark Emily cleared Sat-
uHday evening for an unknown port. 1t was
stated few days ago that young girl, SCI
duced in southwestern Virginia, had lost her
mind, and after being sent to the Lunatic AS
sylum, gave birth to little girl, which the
raving mother said should be called EMILY"
a lady who took it for adoption, returned it
as 'crazy." The State authorities refused
to receive it egain the Oveyseer of the Poor
refused to receive it, and the City Council res
fused to receive it; though finally the Asylum
physician engaged nurse outside to take it.
1t had been hard for the little bark to get into
harbor. 1t didn't stay long. Whatever W.
the purpose of the Master who sent it on
tempestuous voyage, it h, been accomplished,
and few days since it was plain to see that
the little one was standing ont to sea again.
1t would lay all day looking dreamly into the
tar-of sky, watching for the the Master sails
ing signal to return. 1t came in the evening.
and in the shadow of the f. ling
the little white sails that hadn't been
enough ii the world to be soled, were un-
furled for an unknown port. Kind hearted
women stood on shore as the little one ip
her cable, and though they could fol ow
her with their eyes, they felt sure at at the
other side taa Master received tie little bark
as it landed upon the white shore of the b :.
ter country. "Cleared-the bark Emily
for an unknown port.-Stdunton Tndicator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
DIE D.

On tne morning o: the 18th insf., DANIEL
BURKHART. ESQ.,. of Mar:insbu.g, ia the S4tn
year OF his age.
Near Jones' Spring, in Berkeley county, NJ.
HENRY SlEER, aged 20 yeas.
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NOTICE
Of Final Meeting of Cyd;;o,

In the mat er of 3. T. Leiseu"nr,l
BANKRUPT.
A T the request OF the Assignee. it has been
N orde ed ov B. a.. Black burn, Esq, REGIS
ter il Bankruptcy 10: de District OF WesC Vir-
PiIia. THAT nnal meey Dg OF The CT e6ito of
said 3anl runi, ne he'd at CHSrleSTowp. III SAID
Dis :,ct on The e1sI of 0c.o4er. ISL O'Clock.
p. NJ. CHAT LES DAWES.
Assignee.
Ha1pe''s Fer'v W. Va. Sent. 90. 1s74-4t.
WANTED.
II WANT Boy in my store about Is years of age,
of moral repute, industrious habits, and one who
does not use tobacco. None other need apply
Preference given to one from the county
Oct 80. 1874 GEO W. T KEARsLEY.
ENOR School Books, go to N. F. Henderson &
II Coz, where will be found large stock of
every thing in this line Teachers and others wish
Sept. %. 1874. HENDERSON co.
A LII the popular brands of Smoking and Chew
Sept %. iss4 HENDERSON SEQ.
A Ii kinds Of 8 pices for Pickeling Sealing wax
a for ealing Cans and BOttle. . at
INFANTS Gum Drawers, at
Sept. %, 1874 HENDERSoNs.
TRY HAINEs' Five Cent Havana Cigars
l. Brands: Our Pride, and Little Beauties.
October %, 1874
NYPREss SINGLE and North C. rolin. Floor
" ing, for sale by STUMP HAWKS.
u ior sale By GEO. r. LIGHT, Agent.
EREsH GROUND PLASTER, for .aIeb by
+ Mar, 3. WARRINGTON L LIPPITT.
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zIseu almo steo gfieyousi to be borneln
Instsaa Of ljuring the prospects of the DemS
oeratie party this exposure of the outrage toy
which the whole people of Louisiana are sub,
JEDI should arouse tire friends of Constitu-
tfonal government everywhere to '.redoub>
ling of their diligence" Never was the tens
dency to Centralism more st-ikingly exhibited
than in the one man power which is being
brought to bear against the white people in
Louisiana. and if this tendency is ever rebuked,
it must be done at the November cleo
tons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

Sept. ID, and ends June LODI.
REv. d. F. BTTTLE. d. D., PREsrDESr.
Assisted by Corps of Experienced Instructors.
ADVANTAGES.
1st- full and comprehensive Curriculum
I'd. a high standard of proficiency in fine DIFF
fe-ent DEPARTMENTS - '-s e-.-
Sd. Literary Societies of the first rank.
9Th. Lilo .ary. about 10000 volumes. READING,
Room, lCj Periodicals. -.'eesns
9Th. Valuable Cabinet and Laboratory.
9th. location unsurpassed in fhe conntrv
75h. Excellent moral, social and reIioioIss al
yantagas. esouS Ae-
sth. Excellent moral standing and correct de.
poIeuept of the students. -SN' N0-
9th. More moderate expense for adranA.oa-
afforded abau can be found elsewhere IN fhs
South. Expense for Session of 10 months. din.
cluoEne board tuiion, Sc, &c, } abont 900
Q1-SSudents in attendance from neaTlc All nj
the Southern, end from several OF the Northern
o. The annual Catalogue, containing faIl nars
tculars. sent ON application so the PIesidens:
JniF I, 1874 -,iE.
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CFARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

JeheFson County, t0.Wit:
At Rules heId IN ale Clerks 0gse of tie
Circuit Court Of Je6srson County, Scptem,
Der Tn, 1874:
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OH, YES! on, YES!

II 4ViEG. taken out Iicen,s a. AUctioneer.
a woult inform the people Of il IsTsl .hst j
am pre- sFed to cry Gales &c, ~ ti sot test nc
tic -no uUon reasonable terms, and invite III
o. jers o. those hsH:og property 70 d. oss Of a.
RiprcD. '.stober Z, is5s-cm. hHo""hh'
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SELLING HUNDREDS PER WEEK.
ECLIPSE STATIONERY PACKAGE:
Dissolution or CO-PARTEERsHIY.

1'HE COT ttuersiD beretoto.e cnndac, mrs
day 0tst 0lyed. Par.it indebted Will And their
accountE In he hands of John W. lack A
prompt settlement of the same 10 requested.
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ATTENTION.

DEESONS having Pianos Organs, OF MeIo-
Il deems, can have them rhOrOughlv tuned and
ienaired bV .!ie UNDERSIGNED. who has had Sow
eI;li wears constant practice in Female Schools
60th as teac"er anG fuuer of these complicated
instr neR:S
o ders 'eG at the stores of MI. Davenport and
Mai JAS. Law. HOOtf. or at the SnlrIt Office will
meet with prompt attention. Charges reason
abe aud all work warranted.
T. NJ. TURNER,
Sept. 22, lS.z-tf. From StauntOn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

RE DR.. Robert F. Baldwin, of Winches,
ter, has been elected Superintendent of the
Western Lunatic Asylum, at staunton, Va,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Dr.. Francis T. StribliDg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
a CARD.

HAVING sold onr interest in stock of mer-
II ychsndise 20 Messrs. Wilson Brothers, we
e-1rc: fully It :urn our thanEs to our many
1lends and patrons fol their past favors, and So
liC.t continuance of same tn t ne new firm
HILLARY q JOHNSON,
Summit Point Sept. ISII-Gm
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HIoTTCH.

HAVING purchased tbe DRUG STORE Of w.
iaIhsS MasG IT, ESQ we ERE now prepared 70
Former customers and friends IL Ilse sto,e srs,
requested 70 give rs triai. Prescriptions viii
pc nlled With accUlscy aDd pIUmptDess at all
bonrs. dry and night
Hoping TO merit Iortion Of the public patron
age, we are lie Obedlent GERS AUS.
g. &C.,. N~F. HENDERSON f. co.
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FOR RENT.

INHE Store Room now occupied BY s. NJ. I'm
Il berIake. Possession given April ST. 1874.
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HNHE unde signed having qualified as Admin
i lstra$or of he estate of Thomas Russell. de-
hereby notified that :mmediste settlement Is re-
quired. Those having ella ms against the estate
VIII DI esenC them, properly authenticated. for
settle ent. WIN. SCRAEEFER
Sen. embe.. Is lS74-ck AdmInisf afor
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THE CRAZE.
NOTICE.

A LII persons aye hereby warned not TO Tres
"A pass on my Vineyard End Orchard. The law
Will be eGt0r ced aga 9st all blenders. Parents
ale earnestly requested to warn sbeir BOYS or
tney may be i0iCIe Night pIunderels will re-
celVe spec al atteD tod by an armed quad. No
acmltt3Dce on Sundays to any person.
Aug. II, I574-ts, J. J. a. STRAITH
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Not1ce9

'sE business beretofO q condScted by tho
uncersia ned, at tire old stand. PesDecffnitv
.ntem. 81 !. 1914. JOE q ~ I6lftR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAyNC eralifed on the estate of the late
} ~. he oGnG settlement, and cIcdi0oIs VIII
serU IN chef accounts. o. 1.-The. evidence deb.
unde signed Gt Cna les OVID. Jefferson
cOU5.y, w. Va, DANIE.I E. LUCAS
S 1EPHEN s. De .GARN
Executors OF JOnD W. DaIgarn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.
R0anoke Co11ege,
SALEM, va.

Ttrenty. Second Session, lS74-5, Beg
Sept. I'd, and ends June l6l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

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