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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

TIE PouLTRY WoRLD.-This excellent
publication is issued monthly by H. H..
Stoddard, Hartford, Conn, at rs per year.
1t is devoted exclusively to poultry, and is
almost invaluable to the iancier and market
poulterer, keeping him thoroughly posted at all
times as to the best strains, and giving the
most correct information in regard to the
proper care of fowls in every particular.
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Oct II, 1876 d. HUGHES.
TINE best makes of Flour Kept constantly 50
hand and for sale by
O7tober ), 1876. .. 8. DALGARN.
COUNTRY Produce taken in exchange for goods
" at 6. 8. DALGARNS,
Oct. }, 1875. Opposite Carter House.
y A. and Fine Salt, Bacon and Lard. for sale
VI. g. DALGARN'S
IOVAR1ETIES Chewing aud several varieties
10 Smoking Tobacco. the best Seiected stock In
.Charlestown. At low prices. For sale by
8. 8. DALGARN,
Oct. 3. 1876 Opposite Carter House
NAIAITE- WASH BRUSHES just received and
w for ssle low. by 3 8. DALGARN.
T AXE HERRING. splendid Fish, only 20 cts.
IL per dozen. for sale by
March ID, I877 SIS. DALGARN.
TASNED Tomatoes. Peaches. Peas, and other va
April "a, 1871 s. S. DkLGARN.
nRIEC Applek, Prunes RaIsinS, &c. for sale
~ by 8. DALGARS.
~ NAV 3. ISL. s g. D4LoARS.
SUGAR. COFFEE. Syrups, &C.. for sale by
= MAJ rs, 1871 SIS DAtGARt.
DABBITT's Potash, for soap, for sale BY
X NAV "a 1871 g. s. DALGARN-
M ACARoSI, Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Just
NAV 1' "a. 1911 ''' -. SIS. n.LGARN.
i May "a. ISL. S. s. DALcARN.
nSIoN SGT. ju.t received az -, ..EBT
" May LIST. Z BELLER.
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CRISTADORO'S
HAIR DYE.

Cristadoro's Hal, Dye is the sA FEST and BEST;
n.,u., 1I .S,Ss, of BACK Or does NOT
STAIN the SKIN, and 10 easily applied II is a
standard prepa ration, and iavorite upon every
we'll appoin ted Toilet for Lady or Gentleman-
Sold by Druggists. }. CRlSTA DORO,
p o, Box, 1915. New York.
lS16-lY
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REDUCTION IN PRIcEs.-Wash Poplins-
10c; Japanese Silks-25o Grenadines-5,
10, IL Il 15c /; great bargain in all shades
of Lenos at 12c.-former price, Csc; White
Marsailles Bed Spreads-75c. For some.
thing cool to wear, 20 to the Twin Fronts.
Jos. GOLDSMITH.
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HARVEST TlNWARE,

T IGHT MITCHELL have for Medicinal pur
IL poses French Brandy, Rye Whisky, Ale,
Porter, Lager Beer and VIM
June l3, 1875.
T lGHI r MITCHELL have for sale Cosmoline
II Vssoline aud Stumps Linimert.
April ;, 1877. '-.
T lGHT & MITCHELL have for sale Garden
IL Seeds IN papers and by the bulk. Early York
by the cE. Trophy Tomato b7 the OF. Silver
skin Onion by the os.
7 iGHT & MITCHELL have Just increased their
IL stock of Fine Pocket utIery. Beat Pen Knives
from S250 to IS CITE.
iGaT = MITCHELL have every variety of
Il Flower Seed, also some roots and bulbs Tor sale
iGaT ( MITCHELL have every variety of
IL French Note Paper, Dust received q new Iot.)
April 3. 1877. .rr
CEoRGE T. LIGHTS Circulating Library has
VI all the late Works in and will receive next
week the very latest for only 10 eInts per rstk.
April 3. 1877.
MIR LIG HT would like for parties 10 return tho
1f1 books they borrowed about two or three
yesrs ago.
April ;. 1877.
9 WANTS PANACEA, Elex. Tod. Brom. Cal. co.
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
A RSOLD'S Cough Killer, Bosher's German
"A Syrup, Bulls Cough Syrup. sold BY
LIG 1T & MITCHELL
TORIANDER Ground Pepper Sage. Saltpetre-
" pure Sold BY LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
TSINE CUTLERY-Pen Knivas from cents up
Z TO 81. Sold b7 LIGHT MI TCHELL.
November %, 1876.
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WINCHESTER Dors.-Duriug our visi. to

WINCHESTER DUTS.-DUEiuS ooA 'AS1s
Winchester ON Wednesday last We were
pleased to SEQ the store Of Messrs. W. +.
Rose & Co.-the head Of which firm was
formerly popular, merchant in Charlestown
-thronged with customers. Messrs. Rose q
Co. have as large and select assortment OF
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Do
mestics. &C., as can be found anywhere IN
the Valley, and their prices justly secure for
them large trade.
The finest animal in the procession on
Wednesday, as we heard pronounced by sew
eral citizens of Winchester, was the mare
"Lady Washington" owned and ridden by
Capt. Jos. A. Mutton, Chief Marshal of the
Fire Department, and formerly the property
of Mrs. Ella B. Washington, of this county.
The successor of Mr.. Cartmell in the pro-
prietorship of tie Taylor Hotel spares no
effort to maintain the excellent reputation of
that house, and in its management he is ably
assisted by Mr.. G. E. Fisher, Manager, and
Mr.. r. o. Holiday, the accommodating and
geutlemauly Clerk. Visitors to Winchester
will do we'll to stop at the Taylor Hotel.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlcssown, efferson
county, w. Va, June 9th, 1877:
Miss Ann Cowley, Miss Sarah Garalar,
Susan Hunter, Miss Anna J. Barr, Fannie
Draw, Mrs Betsey A. Strider, Miss Eliza
Tomas, D. A. Crowley, R. G. Dunn e. Co.,
Walter b. Floyd, Chas. Ford, Rubin Hill,
James Haas, James Kendeil, Mrs. Morris,
K. King.
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.. LEIsENRING, P. NJ.
RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-The First Quarterly
Meeting for Jefferson Circuit, NJ. E. Church
South, will be held at Beuah on the 10th
and 18th of June. Preaching on Saturday
at IL o'clock, A NJ, and on Sunday at 103,
A. NJ, aud 4, P. NJ.
The Quarterly Conference will be held i'm
mediately after service on Saturday. A iull
attendance of the official members is solicited.
A. NJ. CACKLEY.
The Rev Dr. Rodgers, of Winchester, is
expected to attend the above meeting.
Wanted Country Produce-such as Bacon
Lard, Butter, Eggs, Fowls, &C., at Haglcy's.
where customers will find the best assortment
of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Satchell's, U UMBRELLAS, Shoe Dressing, &C., in
the county. Also fine line of Notions, Ho
siery, Gloves, &c. $780, ...--=
Just received the finest line of Ladies'
Philadelphia Custom Made Shoes ever offered
in this market.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

FcR SALE, at a Bargain-for Cash or
Trads-Two New Sewing Machines. For
particulars apply at the Spirit Office.
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DR.. I'ornlinSon7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER OF CHARLES AsD Liberty STREETs,
ChaPleSfOWn.

LAMps.-The best selection of Lamps in
Charlestown, also full Stock of Chimneys,
Burners and Wcks for sale by S. 8. Dalgarn,
opposite Carter House.
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COARSE and fine Salt, Pepper, &C., for
sale BY s. S. Dalgarn.
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NOTICE.

II AvING completed my contracts abroad which
II have oc cupied IN y sole attention for nearly
wear past am now pre- pa red for orders In all the
depar trnents of House building. Addres. me at
ChrrIestowu J. c. HOLMES.
September 10, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

TIE MONTHLY READER for June contains
most attractive lessons for the little folks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

NOBLE OLD WARR1oRs.-There was in
town on Saturday (Memorial Day) horse
belonging to Mr.. A. j. Eric Of this county,
which was taken into the Confederate service
under Col. W. A. Morgan at the commence
ment O: the late war; and never lost day
until its close. He is now twenty years
old, and brings: his master each year to pay
tribute to those who fell by his side during
the battles of tho war. Mr.. Charles Knott,
of this county, also owns a horse. which was
wounded thirteen times during the war. He
is seventeen years old now, and is q good
horse yet.
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CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,

Rocka-ays. Ph.etons. Buggies. Jumpsests. jag
gers, aud Extension Top Spring Wagons and
Market Wagons.
Hiving been doirg business eleven years, and
working for Wells J. Hawks before the var. and
having now in my employ MIR. VIM. a. Davis and
Thosas Ryan, Havks' old reliable Painter ADD
Wood worker, can give s.ti,faetios 20 all Who
may favor me With call. All New Work built y
me warranted for twelve n1onths.
REPAIRING done In the best manner and At
short notice, and With the best materisI.
JOHN Z. HILBERT
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EXECUTORS NOTiCRs

TAvING qualified on the estate of the late
70 make prompt settlement. aud creditors will
send in their accounts. other evidence of debt.
to the undersigned at Charlestowp. Jehcrson
county w. Va, DANIEL Il. LUCAS,
STEPHEN 8. DALGARS.
Executors of John w. DalgsrD.
lima L. IE1I-tf
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rES, HAIR DRESSING.

IAUlEjS' HAIh DhEoSlNI.
CAMUEL BROWN is prepared to Shampoo and
- Dress Ladies' Hair their homes, and " i'll at
tend to the same when desired. Orders Left al his
Barber Shop. corner of Main and Gorge SITS, will
receive prompt attention.
NAV %. 1876.
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Powder, Shot and Caps for sale by s. s
Dalgarn.
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DEPARTMENT
Ready-Made Clothing

DEPARTMENT..
Meme, Youths', Boys and childrsn's Suits IN
Foreign and Domestic Cashmere; Dress Coats
and vests in English and French Dtagonsb, Ine
roe's Drap de Ria SC Our reputa ton ~ TO style.
quality and MT - we'll know to need comment.
satisfaetion guaranteed TO all who p.tronns my
Embellishments. Clothes don'tmake the man, out
good d, adds greatly to his appearance.
HATS, HATS, HATS,
in Straw, Maskinaw, Felt and Wool.
TRUNKS, VALISES,
Rubber Co.ts. Leggins, Caps. &C.
Thank ful for the past liberal patronage Of the
public. trust by lose attention and square deal
ing to merit = continuance OF the same.
N.B.-No. 81 eoatains . full and eomptets 40.
sortme nj OF Clothing. Boots and Shoesfor Men and
Boys. s. HAMBURG Err, the old o e, in charge
Who kaows how to pies.e all. go -A'
Respectfully, o,.,,,ru
p. s.-Tho sole Agency for Domestic Paper
Fas gues Tree. J.S.
May ]. 1877.
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LIN

ERESH burned white washing lire for sale by
L GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY.
April 10. 1877.
c. w. KEARsLEY.
A STRAL Oil-non- explosive for sa lie by
"A Dec. y. GEO. W. 7. KEARSLEY
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Jefferson Carriage Factory.

T,HE undersiEned respectfully an-o"Y.
i n ounces TO tho eitizsns of Jefer. f3Nz
and the public generally, that he 22-S2-
10 still at the old stand in Charisstovn, on the adj
Joining square to the Rank OF ChaFlsstovn. $40
doors West Of TrasseIi 4 Luess' store, where he
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Town Council .MATrERs-The Town
Council, on Tuesday night last, awarded the
contract for laying the new crossings recon-
mended by the Street Committee to Mr.. Geo.
w. Armcntrout.
Council ordered the re>opening of the old
alley between the lot of Mr.. S. H. Woody
and that of Mr.. Miller running from East
street to boundary alley.
Mr.. Thos. j. Bragg was given the contract
for placing pump in the new we'll on South
George street.
An order was passed that, from end after
the 18th instant, all barber shops Of the town
be closed during the entire twenty>four hours
covering the Sabbath day.
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DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Eliz>
abcth S. Davenport. widow of the late Col.
Benjamin Davenport, died at the residence
of her SON in>law, Mr.. A. W. Cramer, in
this place, Saturday evening last, in the
S5th year of her age. Mrs. D. was born in
Ireland, and cane to America when she was
but Eve years of age. AT her death she had
been member of the Presbyterian Church
for seventy years, and had spent consistent
Christian life. She was beloved by all who
knew her, and has entered into the Master
presence as a shcaf ripe for the reaper, to be
'forever with the Lord"
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EW ICE.CRE4N PARLOR.

GROVER & BAKERS
NEW and Improved Sewing Machines, such as
IN have been selling at $500, reduccdto $500,
and for sale by GEO. W. T. REARSLEY.
August 49, 1876
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

A Ii persons knowing themselves Indebted TO
n the undersigned for Subscription 10 the
s'Snirit of Jehefson." Advertisements OF job
Work, are requested to give the same their ear
hest attention. as it il necessary 20 have the
business closed MP. or will be compelled 70 COLI
Ieet By law. s. s. DALGAkS.
InIv 1sTS-tf
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CROUND PLASTER FOR SALE.
WANTED
NOTICE
BOOTS AND HOES

Tor Men and Women, for sale Cheap by
L Oct. II, 1916. ID. g. HUGHES
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COMMITTED TO JAiL.-Two men, Frank
Stipes and jas. p. Cleveland, of Harper's
Ferry, were brought to Charlestown and COM
mitted to Jail by Officer John koonce, of
Harper's Ferry, on Monday of last week,
charged with the assault and robbery of a
pcddler named Navy, on the night of the 22d
ulti1o. The occurrence took place on the
bridge over the Potomac, and the parties were
sent here by Mayor Green, to b, held to await
requisition from the Governor of Mary
land.
A motion for the discharge of these prs>
oners upon writ of hdIeas corp"s, we un-
derstand, will be heard before Judge Hoge,
at Martinsburg, tomorrow.
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LUMBER AND LATHS.
WE offer = prime Lotto finch Lumber. Also No.
w White Pine Lsths.
May Is. ls7- LiffIll . Co.
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Mrs. KABLE's OPERETTA.-The Operetta
of the Fairy Grotto," rendered by the music
pupils of Mrs. Willie L. Kable, on Friday
evening last, drew to Washington Hall
largo and appreciative audience. For lack of
space we cannot mention all who took part in
its rendit but the more prominent were
Miss Libbie Fouke, as Queen of the Fairies
Harry Duke, as Puck the Queens Sprite;
Miss Aggie Forrest, as Maria, the widowed
mother; Emma Brown and Harry Dooley,
as Anna and Carl, children of Maria and
Willie Long, as Peter Grim, the misery
owner of the cottage used as the residence of
Maria and her children. The stage effect
was heightened by tho acquisition OF expen-
sive material secured expressly for the occa>
sion, and the production of this beautiful con-
ception of Stratton, VIII list probably not such
as would bear the criticism that might justly
DO applied to more experienced performers,
was in the main of a most creditable char
acter, aud reflects great praise upon Mrs.
kable for her untiring efforts, and talent and
skill in bringing her pupils up to such re-
markabc degree Of perfection.
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Done Wiia Nsetnf'' ana D.,pdte'
Carpets a Specially.

crumb Cloths b, the yard aud Piece. White ssa
Check Mating "A. 4 and ga. List, Rag ssd
and stair Oil Cloths in all width. Window
Shades conf Iete at l. o.
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G.. LE1sENR1Ne, P. NJ .

The Rev DR.. Rodgers, of Winchester, il
expected to attend the above meeting.
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MEMoR1A1 DAY 1N CHARLEsrowN.

MEMORIAL DAY IN CHABLESToWN.-
Memorial Day was duly observed in this place
on Saturday last. The procession, headed
by the Charlestown Brass Band and the Me-
chauics' Silver Coruet Band, moved from the
Court House at 3 O'Clock, and proceeded to
Edge. Hill Cemetery, where the programme
previously laid out was observed. The Rev.
A. c. Hopkins opened with prayer, which
was followed by music by Band. Gen. JAS.
q. Williams, of Winchester, was then intro
duced as the orator of the day. and delivered
brief but pointed and eloquent address.
He was followed by Andrew Hunter, Esq,
in practical Appsal to those present to lift
the small debt of little over one hundred
dollars yet due on the monument to the Con-
federate dead in Edge-Hill Cemetery, and at
its close D. collection for this purpose was
taken up. The benedic,ion was pronounced
by the Rev. 8. G. Ferguson, and the Cons
federate graves in the Cemetery decorated,
after which the procession moved to the 9th
er graveyards of the town where like honors
were paid our noble dead. The attendance
was very large, and everything connected
with the observance of the day passed off in
the most agreeable manner. The monument
at Edge Hill was handsomely decorated, and
conspicuous upon it was beautiful large
cross, the tribute of gallant Federal soldier
to the valor of those who died wearing the
gray. Upon it was card bearing the fol-
lowing Inscription:
To Dun NOBLE DEAD.
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Wool WANTED.

TIGHEsT Cash Price paid for wool. by
ii JAS. LAW. HoOFF IL co.
DIsy /, 1871.
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There is one who still shall pay duty
OF tears for the true and tho brave,
With flowers in the bloom of beauty
To be strewed on q soldiers grave.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-23
Monsieur MOcquar's Hard Fate.
From the Virginia City Nevada Enter
prise.

From the Virginia City Nevada Enter
pri,r.
Meeting our friend Jean Mocquard .
day or two since limping along with
his foot cucased in n pair of large
wooden ovCrshocs, we said:
"EIello, Jean, where have you been
for the last month Z"
"Ah, sare, one situation miserable
have detain me to me house, Zee govt +!
Zee govt! | am cruelty all zee time
wis dose two feet Of me- ! have, be-
sides, trouble diaholique wis my land
lady and my landlord, Madam Dobb
and Mistair Dobb, If drink some
sing suffer as do zee people OF zer
bad place, Spose | not drink, Mstar
Dobb he fits; s'pose | take one drink,
Madam Dobb she give to me fits. So
you see | am place between what you
call two fire. When zee big American
holiday arrive Mistar Dobb become ex.
trcmcly elevate wis too numerous whls
Ky ponch. | go into me room and
make Of it one fertilization. Dobb he
say to me: Come out and drink
say to him: My room is lock, is for
tify. | no can drink, am afraid
YOU see, of Madam Dobb.' Dobb ht
90 away and presently return and pro
ject through zee key hole one straw
zee rye or zee wheat, | don't kno, and
hello to me IN one small voice Eat
zall suck of zee same. | do so and find
one what you call mint Of zee julip a
zee outside end Of zee straw.
~ have done all can, have forti-
f., but Dobb he invade me, so ! suck
Of zee jullp-I compromise wizzce en-
envy.
Now Madam DObb she one very
ingenious woman. She have perceive
zee little iulip entertainment from dis
lance. Presently one more straw pro-
jcct himself into zee kcyhole. | suck
him, and, by gar! what you sink
Salt watair, by gar! salt watail Out
side | hear Madam Dob5 remark: 'Ho
no, no! he, he. he !
"Ah, me, friend, zee situation was
distrcssfuI. lam constant between two
| lirc-Dobb and Madam DObb."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-23
',hn Cincinnati Ennuirpr rrnorta n

i'he Cincinnati Enquirer reports aw.
full atrocities Of the Turkish baIba
rians. Twelve to fifteen thousand
Christians have been massacrecd at
Eski Saghra. Men, women aud chill
dren have been in,iiscriminatcly shot
down and some burned alive Thirty
churches and five hundred schools and
colleges have been destroyed. Sol
,liers are stationed along the road with
orders TO shoot everybody passing.
These terrible accounts are gathered
from fngltives, and thought to be alas
too true. The Turks charge similar
barbari,ics to the Russians.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.

By order OF the Stockholders OF the Me.
chanirs' Building and Loan Association.
will sell lat auction, Tuesday, August 18th
1871 the following described property:
House and Lot on Long street. formerly
owned by Il. Y. Moon. House and lot on
| Cowart street, formerly owned by j. l..
McCullom. House and lot on BOycc street
formerly owned by \. Dodge. One va
cant lot ijXl3j feet on Cowart street. for
merry owned by \. Dodge. Two vacant
lots JOXllS feet each on Pine street. for.
inerl, owned by j. VI. Armstrong. House
and lot (abont three acres one mile of
Winchester, Tenn, formerly owned by J.
X. Harris. Two notes of Wm. Bowling
FOR about $1,000. secured by Deed OF Trus.
on brick building No. DO Market It.
One note Of Mrs. :. ID. McCorklc for about
500. secured 10y Deed OF Trust on Lot
ll5x2sO feet. corner William and Long sts.
One note OfPat. Garvin tor about Sl7j. sc-
cured By Deed of Trust on Lot No. 10. 5Ox
80 feet on Whiteside street. One note of
y. VI. Protliro for about SajO-iud"ment
against he King for 500.
The sale will be on the premises, exceptl
as to the Winchester property and the |
notes which will be sold at my Office. Sale |
10 tcgin ut . O'Clock. u. M Terms cash, |
GILBERT +. SEWER. Scc'y.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Aug. H. ISL.
augl6-2w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-23

Miss Laura Reed, Irail, beautiful
girl, died at Elmore, Ohio, the other
day. She left little child one month
old 1t is thought she committed sn'~
eide. Her father, Geo. W. Reed, OF
Cincinnati, wanted to hide her shame
and sent her off TO die among atran
gers, telling her she must look no lon.
ger to him for support. Before she
died she told who was the author OF
her ruin--Jaa. l. Rcynolds-a proml-
nent member Of the Methodist church,
and Laura's Sunday School teacher.
Under this yoOG mans care the fair
Laura was placed. And now there
should be u good rope put round MIR.
Reynolds neck, and be taken to u
good tree, and let him have good
fall aud good break Of the neck. II
Bccchcr could have been treated in a
similar manner there would be (cwcr
good men trying to initiate him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-23
Rc-uniUn of the 17th Tennessee
Regiment.

Al 4 meeting OF the surviving mem
bcrs o. the Seventeenth Tennessee,
Regiment ut Le"lsburg, Monday, Au
must 9th, J. III. Norton was called [,
the chair, A. NJ. Davis elected Sccreta
y, and a. II. Bobo Correspondent.
Secretary.
After discussing the proprcty o
holding n reunion at an early day, i
was resolved to call prcliminar,
meeting ut Fiat Creek Store, BedlorC
county. on Thursday, September 20lh
which the surviving members Of The
regiment are invited to attend.
The Corresponding Secretary was
directed to notify Col. A. S. Marks
Gen. VIM. Il. Bate and Hon j. l.. Orr,
that 1t was the desire of the meeting
that they should attend the reunion
and dcllveriaddrcsses on the occasion.
j. ii. MoItnn was requested to pre-
pare suitable tribute oI respect to the
dead of the regiment.
The Corresponding Secretary was
also directed to re1ues. the presence of
Gen. Il. X johnson.
IL was also resolved that the Ameri-
can, and the Winchester, Fayetteville,
and Lynchburg papers. be-
to notice these proceedings