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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
OBITUARY.
REV. M. MKENNA.

On Friday night last Rev. Michael McKenna
pastor OF the Church OF SAINT Rose OF Lima in Can
non street, expired AFTER a very long 'und severe
illness. The reverend gentleman was born at
Greencastle, county Donegal. Leland, In the year
1920, and therefore IN the ftty-ntn year OF his
age. he was educated ~ Maynooth College and
ordained priest on the 9th day OF June, 1896 He
was assistant pastor OF his native parish for four
teen years.
subsequently he visited the United states for the
purpose OF collecting funds TO aid In the erection
OF the Cathedral OF Derry lie visited almost every
State In the Union and was very successful In his
efforts. During lhls visit he made many
friends among the people with whom he
alterward among his parishionefs during
MS vice IN later years priest OF TINS
diocese and ente tam very pleasant recoliectl
OF their frst meeting with TINS estlmsble and
piouS gentleman. In me year 1889 lie came 10 tnls
country aud was stationed at 81. Peters cnurcn
IN Barclay street; aterwaru he served at Trans
ngurauon and Ut. Maryis churcn. At the latter
place ne was acting pastor during the sickness OF
Arcnaeacon McCarron, who was at thaI time
pastor OF TINS cnurcn and alter his death neld ne
position OF pastor until transferred 10 the new
parish OF ~. Rose OF Lima. Ibis change occurred
In 1856. From that time until his death ne aOOred
necessarily Tor the good OF ms mock and the
cnurcn. by contributions manly solicited W MIN
personally he oOtalned SUFFICIENT money 10 begin
the WORK OF erecting Q hitting place OF
worship First atemporarY wooden structure was
built, aud on February y, 1906 mass was celebrated
for the nrst time. lie continued us efforts with
great zeal ana was well supported by ms congre-
cation, VINO appreciated has n0ole sel-sacrinces.
Later u new cnurcu was completed, wncn ranks
ns one OF tina nnest Catnolic ediices la TINS clry
lis loss VIII be severely felt ny tue clergy anu Oy
MS pensioners. VINO have loved and respected
and AGILITY, thorough scholar ana nnlsned
gentleman. To-day would have completed his
moments he was CON or 'orted ps tRe attsndaoc. Of
priests and many OIL his irlends aud Pensioners.
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ALEXANDRA WILSON.

Mr.. Alexander Wilson. an ola resident OF Jersey
City, died on Friday night. IN the seventeen year
or his age He was a native or scotland, eud
came TO Jersey City Enirty-seven years ago.
wnen the nrst cnarter was granted TO Jersey CITY
Mr. wilson was elected me mber ~ the Board OF
Aldermen iu April, 1851. lie Renamed memver
ot lse common Council tt Nay, 1857. In Apili,
1858, ne was elected a member Of the Board OF
CHOSEN Freeholders, and was reelected the iol-
loving year. In politics he vas an Old line whig
and ne adhered 10 the fortunes OF that party tn
he joined the ranks OF the republicans. he was
the treasurer oil Hiram Lodge +. aud A. NJ, 0f
Jersey CITY, for twenty years.
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Rry. THOMAS =. FARRrSoros.

Rev. Thomas I. Harrington, pastor Of the Assoc.
clate Reformed church. OF NewDurg. y. ", fell dead
at his residence yesterday afternoon OF heart
disease. lie was a brother or Postmaster Ezra Far.
rington, VINO died just as suddenly In Newpurg
ABOUT Luree months ago. Tue reverend gentleman
nov deceased was nny-Iour years Old; has nied
pastoratss ia this state az Geneva, salem and OK
bow. lac has been pastor Of the Newburg cnurch
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SUDDEN DEATHS.

Mary Reilly, an old LADY aged sixty-dve years.
died suddenly yesterday afternoon At her resi-
dence, No 2I3 East Tnrty-second street.
Mr.. Dlspendecker, Of Detroit, Mich. stopping "a
a hotel at No 70 Bowery, was taken suddenly sick
yesterday afternoon. While being conveyed 10
the hospital last evening be expired In the car.
rage. Tue Coroaer mas been notified 10 nod an
inquest.
NARY Richardson, aged thirty years, residing In
Forty-sIxtn street. near Second avenue died sud-
denly last night at No. 323 LAST Iwenty brst street.
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ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS COM.
PANY.

Last night al a late hour II was made knowz
that large leataer bag containing valuable ex.
press matter had been roooed rom one OF West
colts express wagons, between Hoooken ferry
and westcott's oflce IN College row. The package
in question was received Dy the OsweRo mad
tram winch arrived AZ HoooSen at twenty mia
utes to Two r. AZ.
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The track was deep with dust and consequen tIy
very neavy precudng the possibility OF making
fast time; stll the racing was good In all the ave
events that came %. The weather was balmy
lust suitable for racing, aud the horses all ap-
peared at the post in capital condition.
The nrst event of the day was FOR purse or $500,
. dash Of tnree-quarters OF mile. Tor which seven
horses came TO the post. These we're ID. McDan.
lel's chestnut nly Madge, Dy Australian, dam Ala
bama, years old, los los. !. 5. Cattanacn's
chestnut mare Minnie Mac, by Planet dam Edna,
8 years Old, Ill lOs.: 10. Donanue's chestnut
horse splndrlft, BY Bonnie scotland, dam Dy wag-
ner, aged. lls 0s.; John Conees brown
horse B. p. Carver, By lightning, dam La
vieiime, years OLD, ia lbs; 4. VI.
Cameron's br. Inspiration, by warmn-
ster, dam SOPHIA, Years old, los lbs. /;
n. H. Sanford's brown horse Mate, By Australian.
dam Matte Gross, 0yesrs old. lis lbs. and Roo
inson, Morgan Co.'s bay colt Searcner by En-.
quirer, dam by bonnie scotland, years old, 90
lbs. MadEe and searcner alternated as lavorItes
as the pool selling progressed and at the time OF
starting they were even. Mate the third choice.
TIA RACE.
Inspiration was nrst away, after forty minutes
spent IN getting the horses together; Madge Sec
ond Minnie Mac third. Searcner fourth. Mate Gfth
Mage Ran TO the 'front.' as she passed around the
olun out Of sight, searcher second, Inspiration
MIRO, Nate fourth, Minnie Mac nfsn, q. r. Carver
sixth. The pace was very fast. When the horses
appeared IN sight On the lower turn Madge nad a
commanding lead, Inspiration second, Minnie Mac
!hird, mate fourth, but AL seemed beaten by
Aepanleps lying nlly at that time. she Increased
ass advantage " 1hs 1nfes-Quartsr pole, and
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MARY CURTIS nHAN.

Mrs. Mary Curtis Bean, vile OF Dir. Dudley Bean,
who died suddenly FRIDAY evening, was born
In this city. she was the daughter Of one OF the
old ana honorable morcnants OF New YORK, Mr..
samuel Gurus. VINO nourIsned mere more tnan nalf
u century ago. Mrs. Bean was widely known.
she was distinguished IN large circle Tor ner Elm
cefly OF heart and pu rp0se her purity OF charac-
teT and ner active ElDdnesses. Tne example sne
leaves OF true life will impress Itself on Vii VINO
came In contact with ner.
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AWAITING EXPLANATION.

The police OF the Fourteenth precinct were noh
NED last night that William Rice, aged tEenty.hSe
years OF No. lie Mott street was lying az his res1
dencs in a rather dangerous condition, having a
severe wound on the head and also suffering from
severe internal injuries. Where or how ne re-
ceived his injuries he unable 70 state. Cap
tain AnaIre on being informed OF hce's couditlon
at once set 10 work on the case, ana was STU
working on AZ At a late nOur last night. Rice M4@
Attended BY Dr. Walsh al his RESIDENCE.
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SUICIDE OF A GERMAN.

Last night Paul Krampn, German, aged forty.
three years, residing at No. s47 West Forty-talrd
street, took two ounces OF cnlorolorm Tor the
purpose Of ending hts lie. He was attended Dy
Police Surgeon Waterman, VINO administered
enc les, whlch were OF no avail, and soon after.
ward AR. Krampn died. The Coroner was nouned
10 nolu an inquest
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JAMES T. LAwLER.

Mr.. James T. Lawler, wen Known to a large
number Of our citizens as an enthusiastic collector
OF ana oeaer In old ana rare BOOKS, died suddenly
IN this city yesterday. hls store, IN former years
IN sixth avenue, near Jefferson Market, anu more
recently at No. University place, was a favorite
resort OF literary people and lovers Oh rare books
HIS mineral will take place at 81. Xayier's cnnrcn,
Tomorrow. at nine "A. "A.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes 50
the Temperature Tor the past twenty-fonr hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding date last
year, as indicated oy the Thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy. HERALD Buudlng:-
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Average temperature YESTERDAY. s......., sOA
date last year ............s......... soH
wssk iass year 80 Is 81
Average temDerature Tor past week....s... "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

VISIT OF rHE HARPER's FERRY BAND
The Harper's Ferry Cornet Band made briet
visit to Chsrlestown on Friday night last, and
discussed number Of pieces Of music willis,
here. They were cOmplimeu.ed for their
rapid improvement, and during their stay
Nere entertained with Refreshments at the
ice-cream saloon of Mr. Gustav Brown. by the
Charlestown Cornet Band and the Mechanics
Silver Cornet Baud. of this place. The
Charle<t'wn COrnet Band afterwards came
out by request and executed several pieces of
music in presence OF their Harper's Ferry
visitors. Ga she'whole the visit was pleasant
occasion, aud We trust will be productive of
increased friendly relations between the
musical organizations of our own aud sister
towns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
CHAS. W. BUTTON.
Publisher "VIrSluiau.n
PatapScO Ammo lated Soluble
PHo@PE "F

Manufactured Esrecially Tor The y heat Crop.
III WING introduced THE fertilizer into J.ffer-
IL s"n cou"ty very generally last season. and
s"'eI 1t into the hands of our beet fariuers
nov prepared t" offer it upon me, alone and
va:ue = = whea; Pr"durer IL 10 AT article Of the
high. st standard. thoroughly manipulated. and
drills well We have the mast favorable reTorts
from he crops that have been threshed. and Re. 1
warranted in spying il can MT he e1reIIed.
Our prices are lower than ast ann Iihera
discounts will be made in favor of large orders-
send in orders enrlv.
wASHISGroS & IIPPITT Ag'ts,
F'r J-ffs SIN, Clarke aud Frederic lick Counties.
july .. 1874.
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Z il u S u N.
DatlJ and weekIy:fur 1873

He approach OF the PresideE ti4I election rive,
! unusual imPortance to Ih= sreHts nd DE- We Top.
ments OIL 1870 We ELI ~ entesvor tie the N,
fully, Painfully ana fearIsssIy.
THE WEEKLY sun has GOV circulation of
over ssVent, thousand copies. lie Teadrrs found
in every State aud Territory. nd quality is wei
known I" the public. We snatl NOT only endeaVor
to keep II fully up t" the old standard but TO i'm.
prove and a'td to its variety ana power
The Weekly sun will continue 20 DO thorough
newspaper. All ths neSs"t the dsy will be f0uSd
in il, co ndeLsed when uLimnUrta MT NJ tuIf enRth
when of moment. and aIwayt, - trust, treated IA
cleAr. interesting nd instruc'iys manner.
II is our aim To make tie Weekly Sun the heat
family newepaper in the world. IL will he iuII al
entertaining and rpropriAte ding OF every sort
hut will prin: nothing t"ofend the rurupulous
and delea'e taste. IL will alwaysc"ntain the moot
interesting siori"s and r"mances of tie day.
fully select and leelbly printed.
The AsrisulIqral Dsrartmrnt ia a Preminent
ways be found fresh and useful 10 the farmer
TIE number OF men independent in politics i'
increasing: and the Weekly Sun is tkeir paper es-
pecially- Il belorgs to party, and obeys die
tstion. for principle. and for the cleo
ton of the best men. It poses the cor ruption
that dsgraces the country and threatens the over
throw of republican institutions. II has NO fear Of
knaves, and seeks no favors from their supporters
regularly reported.
The price Of the Weekly Sun one d ollar year
A. thi. barely pay. The expense: Of If paper and
printing. we are OF BILE ma Ike any discount
ALLOW any premium to friends who may make sge.
ciAi efforts to extend tts circulation. Under tho
new law, which requires pa yment of posa ge in nd
vance, one dollar year. with twenty cents the
cost of prepaid postage added. is the rate of sub
scription- II is not necessary to get up club 10
order to have the Weekly Sun at this rate. Any
one who sends one dollar and twenty cent? will get
the paper, postpaid for a year.
We have no travelling agents.
TIE wEEKLy sus.-Eight pages. fifty col
umne. Only S 20 year, postage prepaid. No
THE DALI! sux.-A large four-page newspaper
OF twenty. eight columns. Daily circulation over
100000. All the news for cents Subscription.
postage prepaid. IS cents a month, or S6.5Oa year.
To clubs of 10 a discount OF 90 per &c Mt.
Address. sSTHE SUN"
March q. lS75-6t ew York CIV.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

OTHER BANDS INv1rED.-The H.rper,s
Ferry COrnet Band, and Criswelrs Corpet
Band, of Shepherdstowu, have, as we'll as the
two CharlestOwn Bands. been invited to be
present aud participate in the services at Edge.
Hill csmstery on Mem Orial Day, Friday, the
1Ith instant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

The DEPOT AT HALLTowN.-Mr Geo 8.
Eyster has been appointed Agent at the Hail.
town Depot, by the B. & o. R. R Co., and
will eater upon his duties to-day He will
also have charge of Telegraph Office to be
established there. The appointment is good
one. and cannot fail to give general satisfac-
tion to all having business to transact At that
station.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

BITTEN BY A HoRsE.-Mr. Jesse Brilliant.
OF the vicinity of Middlew.y, in this county,
had his left hand bitten severely by stallion
several weeks ago. After cou6nemen. at
homo for some days Mr.. B. is about again,
bus several months will probably el.pse be.
fore he will recover the perfect use of his now
crippled hand
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
ACH KING
AND
Livery in CLarleStOWn.

WE uaderslgned having entered into Co Part
L nerShip. under the name and style Of
STUMP HAWKS.
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In all its branches, guarantying the sect kman-
chip and satisfactory terms. we iltend 20 largely
increase the business nd make Otder and lso 70
keep hand for sale CARRIAGES. BUGEIES
ROCEAWAYS and LIG 1T WAGONS Of the most
approved paIterns, and OF oerior materiaIs, and
warrant every article to be recommended. We
shall have in our employ eome of the hauds WIS.
for twenty years or more. employed by Mai,
w. J. Hawke aIso have the henefir of his prs.
ence and advice. and it will be the eadea:nr tn.
new firm TO maintain the reputation OF HAwKS'
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
change for new work On hand .csnstautly, Second
naad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
ngurcs.
In addition to the above we purpose giving our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses END vrhicIes descrip
tion the accommodati on Of the public
A. STUMP,
Aug %. lS7l-ly. A.w HAWKS.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

I'm and after January lat, 1915, the business
" heretofore conducted by me. viii be under
the name and style of Jas. Law. HOof Co
. Jan. /, 1878. JAs. Law, nooFF.
OF Cash dealing will I've adopted Ivy the firm ~ All
gOods have now TO be purchased by IoF cash or
80 days All accouu's therefore viii be required
= jan Sa 'i.i is7S Jas Law. HooFF & CO.
A 8 il il important that my business should beat
n once closed, all pAIties knowing then selyeS
indebted 10 me by note or open account, viii be
required 70 settle same without delay. = :
Jan. .1S76. JAS. law. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Last Thursday ]. j.
Williams, trustee. sold the estate of Col. w.
Dearmont. situated in Greenway district, and
containing 2s4 acres. to Col. Henry Cutler. of
Frederick. Nd. at 815 per acre.
On Saturday last, Messrs. R. Parker, D. II. Nc
CURE. S. J. C. Moore and A. W. Mcdonald. special
commissioners. sold portion of the estate of
the late Col. o. r. Funston to John Madigan at
as S1G50 per acre.-Cisrks Couri1.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

EXCURSION To SnEpuERDsrowN.-T
cadets of St. Johns Academy, Alexandra,
Va, having secured house grain canal boat,
Co A. of the battalion, nuder the command
of Capt. Frank NJ. Hill, was to start Oh
yesterday, the 31st uls, for sbepherdstown,
visiting Georgetown, Cabin John Bridge,
Seneca, the Great Falls the Poin. of Rocks,
Harper's Ferry and An.ietam on the route,
and returning to Alexandria on Saturday,
June 5th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

.H Both the "car- marks" aud musical in>
donations ~ Of the would>be>wit who usually
does the local for the Free Press may be easily
Recognized" in the last issue of that paper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

Go TO TIE NEW VARIETY STORE of Mr,
E. D. Clymer and Mrs. s. q. Armen.rOu., for
choice Millinery. Ladies Furnishing Goods,
&C.. See advertisement.
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MrMoa1AL RNrrnrA1MrNr,.-rhe THUS.

MEMoR1AL ENTERTA1MENT.-T Truss
tees of Edge Hill Cemetery gaveto the JEFF
ferson County Memorial Association the
ground in which the Confederate dead are
buried, with the understanding and agreement
that the lot should be kept in good order by
the association.
The Association. with the exception of
few members, has become thing of the past;
the graves have been neglected and weeds in
place Of flowers have marked the place where
sleep our noble dead. In order to- guard
against this neglect the gentlemen in charge
of the matter have had the graves levelIed
up in separate ranks these. will be sodded
and be much easier to keep in order than the
many mounds. Its proposed'on the evening
Of Memorial Day to give an entertainment
for the purpose of raising the money to pay
for the above work aud To create fund to be
used ia keeping these graves in order This
entertainment will consist of music and the
rendition of the interesting and beautiful his,
toricsl Drama entitled The Sailor of France
founded upon Incidents related in the naval
history of France, in which the amateur tai
ent of our town will take part. For further
particulars see posters aud small bills.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To WINCHESTER
Capt J Fl. AverilI, Assistau, Supervisor. ot
Trains. has furnished the Winchester Times
with the following schedule of trains Tor Deco.
ration Day, June 9Th, 1875:
Leave Charles,own at Z o'clnck. A. NJ.
Cameron. 7:l5 Summit Paint 7:35; Wades.
sos; Stephenson, 1888 Arrive at Win
chester s:55, a. NJ.
Returning leave Winchester for Stephen
sons and Charlestown las and 4:54. p. NJ
Round trip tickets at reduced rates sold
from above stations
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Charlestown Post Office, May Goth,
1875:
Mrs Jennie Coleman, Benz. Brady cold j;
Geo. A Rice, Agt Clara WiIdman's Com
pa"y; q Fl Reade, D. Strnhblefeld, Mr.
Warren. Builder Frank Woodman, James
Woodward.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
G. LEISENRIEG P NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

I6- Goods are selling very low at Gold>
smiths Twin Fronts. 10 and 81. Late sty Ies,
good quality, and uurivaIled stock can be con>
s,autly found at this establishment. Read adj
vertisement. 2
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

CAMP Winchester Circuit, NJ.
E Church South, will hold Camp Meeting on
the old and popular ground, belonging to w.
s. Kline, ESQ, commencing Friday, August
18th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

MEMORIAL DAY IN SHEpHEaDsrows-
The Decoration of the Confederate graves
will take place at shepherdstOwn on Sat.
urdsy, the 18th of June.
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TRY YOUR LUCK.

TO every person sending us SO cents, we viii,
j send regularly, for months; TIE SoUvE-
ErR n large. "iEht-paGe, literary aud family pa-
per. aud as q pren'iu we wall send EcIIpsE
STKThINHWY PACKAGE, CONTAINING 10 slIeets good
writing paper. 10 gOnd Envelopes. lead Pencil.
Penholder. Pens. Photograph aud Gift OF
Ladies or Cent? Jewelry. Tue Prize OF Jewelrg
per and package. Remember MI the nb"Ve ar
tlcles IN an elegant packaUe. DON'T let this pass
ynu. try your luck, Won are certain 20 get more
gods than You ever bought for the money. aud
may get a pie of Jewelry worth double rho
pTlce charged, Tne Paper six whole months and
the Package for only so cents. Address
w. n. BURROW, Publisher,
Bristol, Tenn.
o. Agents wanted to sell our fine EngraVinEs.
From 50 to $40 day easily made.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

and Will there manufacture Wooden Goods IN an
Increased scale having faciiities and more
tent workmeR. Erery article heretofore msnuiso-
tured under my supervision will, in my present
stabishment, be produced in greater perfection,
and VIII compare faVorAbly with the beat fahrics
Ian. IL the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory and through my Agents in Cha rlea
town Me seTs. DUKE G laher- allowing the bi1h-
est market price. If more convenient for my Old
customers who may desire to exchs ,ge Wool for
GOods 90 deliver the " DOL in CharIestown Messrs.
Duke & Gallaher are authorized to receive and
receipt for the same.
Inforrn alton a to prices. &C., may be had by
Charlestown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
tcntion to 5usiness, the manufacture Of superior
goods and by moderate charges, continuance of
the good will and customof old friends and trial
by new A. MeCARRELL, in,
May 90. 1874
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

Losr.-About four weeks ago, nice Poland
China Pig left the enclosure of v NJ Firor. il
the South of CharleStown. Mr. F. desires to as
certain its whereabouts. The pig was ABOUT f We
months old. black AMI white more black than
white-the right ear b ack aud the left lite,
feet aud lers nearly white. Any information
left at this Office will be gladly received by the
owner, and compensation made for IT'S returr.'-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

Az IxeosrER.-An imposter, representing
himself to be member iu good standing of
Washington Lodge, No. IL, 1. .. OF. of
Salem. N j. - aud also clsiming to be Free
MaaOn and Kuight of Pyshiss, passing under
the oogaouaen of James McClaip, visited
CharIestuwn last week. aud succeeded in Sc
cuEag brotherly aid trom!Wildey Lodge, No.
%. i. 90 F., of this place. but not With
out exciting just suspicion and letter from
she Noble Grand of Widely Lodge to the
Secretary Of Washington Lodge elected
prOups reply, stating that tina. Lodge bad
been imposed upon inIthe same way, and that
It's number was 81. aud not IL. This gem
tIeman is about 6 feet high. about 80 years of
age. dark hair aud eyes, aud left hand crippled,
and when here was making for the Upper
Valley. Pass him around
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

PUBLIC SALEs.-Theat attention of our read
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
Friday, June 4th-Real Estate, by C. J.
Faulkner. T. c. Green and A. e. Kennedy,
Special Commissioners.
Saturday. June 1871 = Building Material,
by Edward Tearney, VIM. Beall aud r. P
Chew, Committee.