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NOTICE.

HAYING removed ny TIN SHOP back .
Z 4 the main street, 70 the old stand Of Albei
Miller. and only two doors west Of Mr Jat.y
Siary's store, will be glad TO Gee ny 90
friends and customers, Where am pfepa'e'~
Do al kinds of
TIN AND SHEET Iron WORE
ROOFING AND SPOUTIYG A sPECIALIl
Ny Tinware will be sold at the bottom prie.,
Trade will be taken 10 eIchsn' for ware Or Won
Gzf-- Remember the Second Door.
JNO. Z. EASTERDAl,
Oct. G. 1877. Agent
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General Fire Insurance Agency

ID EPRESENTlNG three Of the leading Com
n Panies doing business in Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW RK,
ETNA OF HARTFORD
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Wamsutta Shirts.

QUESTION Made. 2lO0 thread Linen Fronts
Y 81 complete, aud perfect 1T guaranteed,
for sale BY c. W. RUSSELL.
Oct ;, 1877.
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PatrOnize the Blind !

TTVHE highest Ca'h price paid for Calves Per-
sons having them for sale will find sale by
addressing the undersigned at DutfeC's Depot,
Jefferson County, W. Va.
Nov. 10, lST7-ly. GEO. b. PENSE
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Now EGstab!iShIm
WOODWORK

w GOD ~ OK ~
H L. ROHR, having for a number of wears
~. been engaged at the Machine Shops q
Messrs. Werick e. Weller, has concluded T. opc-
rate indep niently Of that firm and has associated
with h IN his sln !. Marshall Rohr. for the pur-
pose o! conducting the business Of the
MANUF1CTURE AND REPALR
of Wagons. Drills, Plows, and Farming nipple
ments generally. The Suufsh PloW will be a spe-
cislty with this firm. Every description Of work
in our department will be executed promptly and
with an expectation Of rendering entire satis!ac-
ton. Charges viii b moderate.
Shop near Toll Gate in Charlestown.
d. t. ROHR iSON.
Drills for Repair ought TO be sent to the shop
early, that the necessary parts that can only be-
obtained abroad may be secured in good time
J. +. K. 4 son.
July IS, is7G-on.
nON'T fail to try our Cholera Mixturc-i me-
! J yer fails 70 cure DarrhD, Collie. Cholera
Morbus, and oil affections Of the bowels. Manu-
featured and FOR sale b.
Aug. II, 1877. G. Z. BELLER.
PICES OF all Kinds, fresh and reliable. 20 b.
had at low figures, ut c. l.. BELLEhS.
rCOOTHBRUSHES, Of all sizes and prices. to be
had az G. +. BELLEKS.
TyLAVOEGNG Extracts Of Vanilla, Pine Applc,
) Lemon, Strawberry. and Orange. Dcsiccl-
I'd Cocoa Nut. Corn starch. Cox and Nelson's
Gelatinc Irish Moss-all fresh and nice.
at c. l.. BELLER'S.
4 NEW lot of Chewing and Smoking t5c-
"A Cos. Scgars-ol oil grades iTom2 for g. %
ccnts each, at G. i. HELLER
Z IGHT & MITCHELL are Offering School
/ Books ri great reduction from last years
price, for Cd,h. They propose ~ give the pur-
chaser the benefit for the Money.
I IGHT 4 MITCHELL offer ote Paper and
I Envelopes cheaper FOR the quality than car
be- bought in the Valley.
I IGHT MITCHELL furnish all the prepared
4 Paints in the markct-ranging 10 price from
Sl.j0 per gallon % $50. White Lead, Liusecd
Oil, Turpcntine-al all strictly pure, very low
I iGHT e. MITCHELL have for sale all the best
\ ! Blood Purifiers. Also have Pepsin and Pan
creatine, for Dyspepucs.
I IGHT MITCHELL are preparing the best
I Shoe Narni,h ever sold in thi. county. Re
ierences-l. D. Middlykaua and Free Press.
Sept. l, 1871.
An 4 arrival
OF Iadips' Misses and Chi'dren's sinners To-
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Notice.
NOTICE.

TIAyING completed ny contract sbro'i
i which have occupied uy sole attention ~
nearly year past, am now prepared for oft'i
in al the departments OF House Building. ID
dress me At Charlestown.
Sept. Is, 1876 &c. HOLMES.
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LADIES VARIETY STORE
REMOVED.

Mrs. ~. II. Armentrout
"OULD respectfully inform the ladies Of the
w town and vicinity that she has removed her
Ladies' Variety Store TO the East Room in the
Holl property, corner Of Main and Water streets,
and having just returned from Baltimore, has now
ca hand a select stock Of
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IL L. ROHR, having for a number Of wears
,. been engaged at the Machine Shops 81
Iessrs Weirick e. Weller, has conc Uded T. opc-
ate ndep, nlently Of that firm. and has associated
With h IN his s1n, !. Marshall Rohr for the pur-
lnsn nf cnul nrfir., iln In .inn.s III In
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Palestine.

ssos we last wrose old wlnteY has sirsn us . captcss sbowsw ef tears. tcslscd no doub$ by the psssags of she silvsr Bill,l which wsshed tAs rssSs h plAnes. v~y badly, and will neoss. sitate tas repairing q tsem ss soon ss the ground gets dry. Gsshs Spring ssssued tbe throne. and old Winter went away grumbling, ss vas ssltDsased oa the morning of the srd. We feel sorry for him. aud shall siwsys kindly rsssnbex tAs wlsssr of 57 ssd Ts. Ysnpexs psw vuax sstlsdsd and hopeful look in tbr prospsrs q su early Spring. and plenty Of feed tx tAeix stoct, wh,eh Is lootips well at this ses- soa-
 We ss<.aed. shst ths periodical contasion. hsws e hsussciesuiag .hss oonncuced ln this vicinity and which ys0ersiiy goes through the payhbortood. and aIwsys prvres hsal so pesss ot the gecd bousswijs.
 We srv glad b boar sass toe pe,ecoaen and our popular tosn cleyk nsds visi, to he in astes of he sinshosps iAst week.
 ned dsg psssss appssrasoe h the dis rtct q Hupsingsovu ssd bit sevessl others, sn o< rhset vess pyouptly hlled.
 The dessd q Hiram PsTmeles eorurred as tDe r<stdsues q his rot, J. 5. Pamsiee of Hss.er- Nrsep tae uosujny of he tspth. Hk age was S>pss s<ghU ye<-p- He vss . carpenter by fs1h ss1 buswH rsuisd e ss sxsroAve fpd5sesp ' Nss liss. WE
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nus 1 sevsu doAAfs x th~y ds no< comply wsh tbs rsquirsrneots ofths law.
 Lyoepm Han wac well niIsd. kst Friday The qss,oon for discuasion waa Rsssivs<. That Farming dosa psy.in ooossccous.- Tfs debate was carried bn wish considerable seal and ipieress. sad the question was carried over untn next meeting. K. e. 'Hinman. sscrstary and Treasurer Of tho Farmers Club. of New Haven Co, Id expected to bs present. and Will deliver an address upon fhembjeet of Agrieul. turs. All that are iliserssted hre cordially in. yited 70 attend. Would it not bs well for our farmers 10 give more attention and intersst to this subiect1 II has been too much neglected In the past. There should be a Tsrmer.' Club organised in every town, that general interest might be awakened in Agricultural matters. and thAl 1, mishs bss nhly demonstrated that this profession tis.ths issftsm that now moves the million spindlcs ofths. world; that sends the laden ships Of commerce through distant seas. and speeds the living ear freighiei with pro, duse over the land, and feeds ths myriads of the earth. Eh.
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TIRE.


 Judxs Charies Fslrnan's honse caught srs Tuesday sight, and bu. for the time. y discovery by Mrs. Irene Castle, and the slsIm given by her and Mrs. Anna FaIrehild, would have proved serious. Ar D. \. Reynolds and Mr. George Blakslss responded promptly. and broke .hs door in,tihs judge and wife being ahsnp and eoInmsuced iS pot ou, the fire, Whish had bsen slarisd by wood stove, ina room occupisd by Nichols Dowpss. Shs boards In ihs hosse. Mrs Castle carried tke alarm of fire 10 Booths store, and Mr. Mort. B. Tsrrill responded, taking . Champion Fire EEsingnisber, which. after two applications, put ont the nre, with the assisisnes rendered by many gentlemen preaept
 For want of space we must defer a more detailed nccoun. until our pex, issue.
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 The nrst runaway that has occurred lr ihls part of the town, took plAcs last Thursday evening. and resulted very dis. sstrously 10 very nne wagon belops slpg to hr. Wm. Terrill. Nr. Terrill had hitched his horse in trent of Dicks Hoisl, and when ho started To 70 home unhitched the animal, and was remov ing one blanket from him, when the horse suddenly ran, turning the corner al the Episcopal church, and went down the hill to his homo, a rapid gait. de- molishing the vsgop on the way to such an extent that repairs were necessary.
 The beautiful weather Q, las. week produced quite stir amongst ,l,e car pentes, painters, and other mechanics, and if it continues there will Dc change in the appearance of many places whose owners desire to improve them. These improvement will give considerable work If shs work of improvement. spoken of during the winter is actually accomplish cd this coming Summer, Nswtown will have additional rooai to accommodate those desiring homss.
 SrnPToMs.-Slight pais in the side. the skin and cyts assams \ thick yellow coat, digestion is impaired, an uLplsns. ant sinking sensation st tho pii uf the stomach, is experienced, the b0wcls are irregular, the mind fretful, tho memory weakened, sometimes slight cough. .cOlu. Rsss of tbe hands sn feet, soIpetiln.s less of appetite and M otaer unnaio oral crxy- ing for food. dizziness of the head, de- pressed spirits, feeling of uncertainty, of ha, ing Jeff something undone. but esn', tell what is is. Take Summon kixer Regulator, it will remove All unpiexsHNl tceliDgs and mako you well.
 tToo late fer last week.
 A very pleasant season was speAs st the rsaidsncs of Mr. James Henderson, las, Thursday evening. The cumpany numbered about forty. During the evening several games Ssrs played, in which both old and youag joined Mr. T. J. Cs"uchley reciled poem by Whit. tier, which was followed by recisA,ions irom Johnny Tosnlinsop. and Freddy Lahe, also singing by Miss Julia nsutlsr- son. Then is WAS announced That ikc next socisble would be held st Mr. Lolsn T. T"mlinson's Mile uill, Tuesday st this week.
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South Britain.

I
 The bright sunshibeA 6f robins and lge.birds-swnging on the gate Sunday even. tngs. and moonlight rambles sstsrdsy r,4s all remind us of the approaching Summer
 Geo ". Mitchell is building a meat.market opposite Downes's & Mitchelrs store From present indications 1t will be nrst-ciass build. ing. ofeolirse John D. seeley. Esq, does the work. By the wyy. thls same John. the jolly John. came very near being In shape to do no was at work on Gco. W. Mitchelps' barn, the staging gave way, which caused him to fall. the distance of fifteen feet and strike on heap of stones. One who saw him saysIt reminded him of the India-rubber animal the boy serw In the eircus-ths way Johp doubled up. He was around the next day, as full of his fun as ever
 Geo. II. Wells has moved his family Into ths house lately occupied by D. c. Platt. On the day he moved, March 9th, he met with quite an accident. II happened as follows. He was on the top Of a load of household goods,w when some yart ef the harness gave way. In attsmptingto to jump off he caught his foot in something which caused him to turn half sosnersault. and land. cd on his head instead Of his feet. He was car. rtea Into Mrs. Curtis's in an insensibls condl. don.. He is asound now, and was able to make one of his regular business irhps last Thursday. Says he shall be all rtghs as seen ss he gess over. that stn.neck-ed ness.
 Henry Hotchkiss has moved Into the tenement, house of C. T. DoHnes. Esq.
 Anson C. Wiaship has taken rooms in saa sseley house, anu is kfeytng bachslor's.hsll He seems to enjoy himself and, to all appear ances Is as happy as a butterfly in June .,
 Surprise parties are all the go now. One at hr. Benjamin Psyns's'sn tke 2lsh ult., and it WAS truly q surprise to Mir. and Mrs. Payne but they soon comprchcnded inc situation, and In less than half an hour the music and dancing commenced, an.i 1t proved very pleassnt tlme Ar. and Mrs. Payne seemed to enjoy it ss much ss any of the rest. There were about twenty. five rouple present.
 Feb. 18th Mir. Wesley Wifiiamss friends gave him and his good lady q surpsise. ani told they came upon them xll unawsges. and at once filled the house to oversowiiig. T judge, from the time our $. E. village good peSpEs got home that they must have erjoYed themselves i'm men'ely. else they would not have stayed so long. ..,t.-. ..fv. ,
 That man in Pierce Hollow, vko foand sii yer quarter some few years ago. And held i. 50 tight for fear he would lose t That the xcreans of the eagle alarmed. ell his nelkhbors, has, since the passage of the Bland silver Bill got it eus of Its hiding pls..to look at, and new says Ss '-ahr such darned big thing afssr all"
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R'ss AnIs sad tlu- sibtnns sss os lhs
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70 0 NIlc11IzzNG21LT c O/0@
Sandy Hook.

The slinansc informs us that Spxing begins with this month sud Io many this is most agreeable information, for there is SO much sf pleasure and enjoyment looking forward 10 ,ha bright aud chcss- .fuI days to come. March is generally very blustering, and is somewhat chill. :isg in iss prsaks and wild c~psry, and is considered ths most trying rnonih nf the year but this season il has made i,s sp- pearancs in altogether s different char scter, and hss come ls us with .he mild gentle breexes of May. and if this wss,t... CT. should continue it will indeed make < remarkable event in the record, of 1878
 Thu Glen school closed iss Win e term laat Friday. bu. the same teacher will be retained for ths ensuing ieriH contrary 70 the usuxl custom, ths scholars will no, have their vacation until later in the season. Also the Sandy Hook sshool will be taught by ihe sanie principal. aAd assisisnts. as thc past term. and will kavs their vacation during the waym weather. We understand the teacher. in both districts have given general tst isfac,ion to thu parents, and scholars
 l. J. Wells t Son boot and shoe deal CTS have made some extensive changes. and improvements in heir sturs, giving the inside a brighter. and more business Ike appearance, they have just received . lot of new and elegant stock for .ht Spring trade, and are surs to A., aud please all giving them ealI.
 Mr. silas Fsirchiid msYsd from South st. into one of Mrs. Gibson's double ten smenls on Main st. and Nr. Alfred Bris. co has moved from Msin sl. in with Mrs. Johnson on Glen Ave
 Miss Mary c. Wohenden and Mrs. George Dyksmsa. of Dsnbury made flying visit 10 their home and friend. returning Monday morning.
 Nr. Maturin Ballos arrived in the Glen, Saturday evening, returning Nos, day norsins.
 Mr GLzso.
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SCHOOL MxxTIHG.

4 meeting was Aeld Saturday nigat ia shs tiiddls dissrics scheolhouss. bAeriG Ssn tsrd vas chosen moderator ,.
 The warning was read, showing the sb.
 jset ot shs meeting 10 bs for the pnrpose of dsviaing nlsaAs to gay of shs dssts,
 dad Airs A t.actsr fer the comiag !srn.
 A nosioA so lay a tax of Sso0, sAs sasss
 so lAs used in paying sAs ds6s now due,
 atnsAating n so&s forty dSllars. snd
 ike snrplua ie dsfray 1hs expense st rs. seating the sshoolroom. l. was secand- .sd,, and vsssd spsH. The nrese being dosbisd ssesad ve.s resulted is tA an. aaimsns yA- The next bpsiasss was she sslss.isn of a teacher. Mr. ~. c. Hswlsy read four lstlsrs frsaa young ladies. dssirisg shs school Alter two salIeis, sas lsiornaI. asd .hs ether ssrIsAi, sAs latter re- suited in ths choice sf Miss Essis Camp.
 Two E~aslsu,eR, Mir. Wu II. Hsbbell, aad shs clssE, Ar. 4. T, Nlchois, were sppoiassd U attend ts ,hs laying of sAs iaI, the collecting ot sks auasy, and rssossiAg ot tie sssoolrosu. The mse. iag thsa adioarhsd.'
 "s are is Aspss tsai this gsed move sa the psri ef lAs saxpayess ct middle dis. lriri. vosiag to have shs sehoolrosm rs. ssstss will bs followed by oshsr sisRiss sAAs ssll hold te sAs ssyIs ot several ees. ssriss sSo,. sss thst all of oar sshsol- ruoiss will bs a,sds o0nior,Able. There VA esnsidsrsbis sAik |. sns tine, is Pa,essins, of havisg . new schooiksuss, ss, shs pssspss. fsil shrssgh. Let sAs sutjsss bs aiscssasd oscs more. and per. AAps . god scAeslhosss nsy bs he rS sui.
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rHx EIpEwALx xarrIa

Last Thursday evening. ai I 90 o'clock
 the Adih and gentlemen interested ip
 tho improvement of our sidewalks, mel
 al. the residence of Mir. Edward Starr.
 As the particular design of the meeting
 rss 10 hear the rspor, of the committee,
 there was no rssdisy of minutes. hr. L,
 B. Booth reported that in his interviews
 with residents of the street hs found
 them all anxious. 10 have good walks, asJ favored the laying of them.
 The president, Mir. Starr, ss one of
 tho committee, made Au encouraging and
 favorable report. Miss Sanford had no,
 been able ss sss any one. Miss Mary r.
 Blacknsn was unable to attend. Capt.
 Joseph Rlacknan was present, and stated his willingness i0 sssis; in improving the
 sslks. Mr. hsnry SsufoE,., and Nr. K.
 F. Hswlsy ssrs present, and ihsy will lo Aoubt place q good substantial walk tn front ofthsir places of business.
 ' Mr L. 5, Booth rsstA,sd wAst hs would do. and what hs says hs will dc will assursdly ss done. aad well done. Af and Mra NC. AsSlsy. although ns. parsisuarly interested, haAing already very ans ualks is .fros, of ,hsm home, yss they exhibited sdscided interest in all village improvement, and will aid h doing it. The Misses Glover take a vsry comnssdsbls interest also. TAers srs others who were noi present. ., tho nesting, aud whoss nAAsa 5ws do no, feel At liberty At prsasnt to mention. have sKpreshsd their hearty sympathy with tAs iao'smsns. and ere the apmmsr is ever genuine improvement may be ex. pecssd ia the sppesraacs of Hew,vwn -5Lsst. AS the outlook WIS e decidedly favorable, committee was appointed i0 ascertain the cost sf tar. and negotiate wish come oAs competent to conssruc. the walk, and direct i.s proper laying Owners of tho walks csa prepare much that is required. thereby making sbs cost much lighter. Mir. Frederick saAford has gsasrsasly offered to give all tho sad and gravel needed for the. walks This in isssli is by no means 6 very small item, and will lesssa the ess.. The swo principal articles of cost will bs tks tar. aad the wages paid so com psisns persou so' supeiiatsnd iks work. The sommit;es. consistisg of Mir. Ea1ard Starr and Ar. L. E. Booth will report as thO next nceting. to bs heit ,Gharsaay, Eve. Mannh~-2lss, at Mr. SsArr's house. to which tias and place the meeting sdjonrnsd. |
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rhsrsasI March lt. is7s, sSs D ssafefd { Hs~l.y, se~
rIa LIaxAIy xxnrxo.

! meeting of the Library Assssistisn yes hsld in the psriors of the Grand Central Hslsl, Tsssdsy sight. the s,h isst, and xss ,hs ocssslos of . large isss cut ef ladies ssd gea,lsnss, all is sssssssd is the busiaess Jhs, sN to be bssuEhl ssfors Inc Insstisg.
 The president, ,Mr.' AIen'C. tJsylsy. palisd sss meeting to order. The rspor, ss lAs nsstirs WAS re,d spd approved. TAs ssess,sry. j. rrapk Gillette, fsques.. s< ts hs excused for the syesing. He sss excused. Aiss Mary F. Peck was spp.'is,ed ls act M scrspry. prs tsn The question sr"ss concerning the rules tS,sasrlv adopted y the Lisrary Asso. sls''os, ressrsiPg membership, which Sss clainsd to Be sill in forcs.: The ruh was read. which stated that psrsspy becoming Menbers of tho Assscis.ion, sAssll pay two dollanyssrly. A masy es the sew nsabsss had only paid one ssllay, and ,hsrs sgpeatsd 10 ss . ais. padsyslaading a ts the validity of the sSM which had changed inc price Ths .snbess sf the sssociasios, ppdsr the Dsw rule, consented to withdraw .ss shs. tss cid psmhssrs could meet ia answsr S he call of rnossing by the trasters. Pals meeting was called together by kr. N. C. Hswlsy, aud afser hearing the sKplsnaiien, 6 saotion was made t. sAasss tAs price of nsnbsrsbip -frsm i've, is enc dollar. rhs vets vas taken asa the change made.
 There being no farther bssiHsss before ths asssiBg. 1t sdjourssd. s:.
 The Grat meeting was again called to order, aad the quessisa of life membsr. asis diseasssd, several taking psfs. IL anally resulted in tho appointing sf . eonnittes so consult with thoss .&hat hsa already aignided ,heir iassasiox to Income life members. and to report at s sssssal Hsss.ing .hs result of She insAr. Sisv. Ths meeting then adjourned, Go H,sss Monday evening.
 Tks adjourned Library mssiisg. ~as held st tho Central Hotel. aad She rspsy, of tAs committee on rules was read sad ssseptsd:' Ths connis.es sppoia.sa .o ssafsr sish shs ladies and gsus!snen soupos!sg sAs Life members also rspar, d. which ~s are palasd to rspor, result d lA the withdrawal of the oRsr on the psss of the life members, made rscesssry Sy ths uatavorahls criticism. and oppo ssioa, ss the eoadilisps. prsviously agreed upon. Tho meeting then ad .issrnsd.
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uauLunssS

1 ysass Isdy returning b her keos h ssh oun, Ast Thursday af.srsos., frun pNntsry, lsfi her passs. eassalu. isg uAss money she had aith hss, aud her railroad ticket, on fbs sess -fs the m, si Brootssld Junction. asa did sss discover her los un,Il she had lsf, shs junction. CT susstsr train. Al tae psps p'ses. Sn saturday sfssrreon, ss oid isdy got of sAs ean. gsing South. ssd Isfs her pnehslbJ6t ssd one slose is sss sseas she tsd jsst)Ss1 i svssis. pta wbe sss es tBs 66t ksppssing so. aus sas ssas ssas, ~ sAs book and spvs. ed esiling C S6s kdy haadsd shsn = Der. jsss q As eAss nsved s6.
 Ne nssslop thss isel<ssb ss fus' pi.ss tpos hdis ,k< iAps~ses sf V ipg H'ers- eu.ipl af iheir srieies of Ds%ss. AfiicIs I<is m ths ears. fl ssu hy ine srs1usses = sry.~s g.s.e;es lt4 ,s ~ =. IVY ass1 sps sed H~| N4 A aM1
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rKxyARHx1V CLUB.

Saturday hight the towH clerks ofaes
 was well filled by those iatsrsssed ia .he
 fornsr.iiou of ths club, and its psrlas.
 seal organisation. Mfr. W. H. Hey called
 sss aasssiHz to order. Ths uiauiss of the
 previous sasssing were read and sppro,. ed. The conmit,se ON rules reported
 Mr. xAlaon pssk sas elected president {;
 Wa \. Hoy. vice president; Ar. Lam- ssa D. Lake wac eAossA secretary. MI. |: PscA ssss sAs chair vacated by tAs, ten. ,pesary chairman, apd made few rs.
 asrks, thsnkins his friends for the Aoa
 sr ossfsrrsa apsn ain. < ssbjses fer the svssing was pssesnssd by Ar. c. Henry pssk. who gave sis sisws spoa frsil ,saIsurA NE. ChArLs Parsons, .f Sandy hesk, Mr. Charles Bxrsfosd, Mr, Chester Hard, Jsdse FairGan, Mr Hoy, Ar. II. c. Aawlsy, kr. Peter N. Nash. Mr. L. B. Lake, ana the prssidshs, all spoke spsa tAs suhieas, and mach inserns.ios given concerning fruit raising. We ao Bet rsnGabsr Asarihg wksi tue subjscs ios discussion al shc Esxs meeting will ss, bu, thSss visiting sAs naling May rs, asAuisd thsti. .~il b4 an ia p0rlAal .quesusn.
 Ons tatars st thsss mea.iass is dessry ass of particular as.ios, ssA il is sLe frsAion sf sxehsngs of ,hougA,, Aad .As respectful attention iAa, is paid .s every oas whether practical farmsr or ssts The aim is, to naks wkoeves sss. tks shs room ss feel as psrfscs iibsr.y o spssk ea tSs ssbjsss ssdsr cossilsraton x sAey fesl ., dispossd. Such as organ: isAslon siil socomplish a great deal. .sy way of bfingiag farmers is,S elossr rs htiess ts sach otbS'. and bs valssbls aid b sash. in tho better unders,Audisg vf 1 tbsk sobisx9k.
 ksv that is is fact, ws hops Una. pssy farmer in this vicisi,y vill nate l its psihs b bs prsseal whsussG sss l elsb msess, ssd take part,
 Should tss ssssrSAncs the scxt nesA 1 iss bs ss lsrss e si the lss. VI hops. that he hall oyer the town clssk's will bs used l st sks psrpsss. q 1t will sivs more rsesa. and pyrer air.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-14
TIN xIogzsU 4 BALLROOM

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