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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
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Having for "A long time anticipated a rise
In the prices of WOODEN goods, Henry Sim
auer some time since placed his orders for
Fall and Winter Clothing, Cassimeres. Elan.
nels, Overshirts and all kinds of underwear.
and is now daily receiving his new stock,
which, by his foresight, he Will be enabled
to sell at last years prices. The stock in
cludes everything, from the cheapest TO the
very best qualities. Every article sold by
him will be warranted as represented, or the
money refunded, and all goods will be sold
at the lowest living prices. He never asks
two prices. He has had fifteen years eX-
capital to pay cash for all his purchases.
This enables him to buy from the best
houses, at the very lowest figures. HIS stock
this fall will be unusually largo and COM
piete in all departments. lie has recently
ov~erhauled his store, putting in shelving,
counters and fixtures, and now has the best
arranged clothing store in the west. Give
him a call and note his prices. a2ltf
Messr>. Bingham anu Styles, OF the Chicago
Industrial journal. are here preparing to
write up Lafayette county, as they have
done several other counties In the stale.
They have met with substantial encourage
mcnt in Lexington and other places in the
county, rs they should, being engaged In a
lsuiable undertaking..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28

We report five townships represented in this
convention, and three townships not represented,
viz: Dover, Middleton and Sniabar. The uni
form Observation-Disclosures Series-are used
by nearly all the schools. Most of the schools
reported, are kept up during the entire year.
Some few so into winter quarters. We are
glad to report the condition of the schools as
generally good, and the Sabbath school cause is
prospecting in our county. Respectfully sub
mltted. JAMES
Chairman.
The report was adopted. rs read.
A discussion arose upon the question of how
shall we best present the cause of sabbath
schools to the people of our county, so as to en-
list them in the organization of Sabbath schools
In every neighborhood, and the various resolu-
tons offered on the subject were laid upon the
table. 1t was
Resolved, That when We adjourn, that it be to
meet again on Wednesday, before the 9Th Sab
bath in October next, ut 10 O'Clock u. m, at
Mount Hebron church, and that every township
be urged to fully organize rs soon as practicable
u Township Sabbath School Association, and
send delegates 10 the county conventions.
On motion of Bro. Clements. Rev. G. l..
Leyburn and John E. Ryland, were appointed u
to prepare a programme for our next
meeting. and to have the same published.
The following resolution was read and unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved. That our thanks are cminently due
and are hereby respectfully rendered to the kind
people of Muyview and vicinity Tor the hOspita-
BILE manner in which the Sabbath School con-
ventiOn was entertained.
G.. w. WALKER.
Il. l.. HOBSON.
The business of the convention having been
Transacted, several members made short ad.
dresses of encouragement, after which the con-
| ypntInn adjourned with SONG and flp lpnaIic-
ton by the chairman, Rev. A. \. Moore.
JOHN +. RYLAND, Temporary Sec'y.
Don't forget the next meeting of the conven-
ton. which will be held at Mount Hebron
church, on Wednesday before the 5th Sabbath il
October, at 10 O'Clock a. m.-IEd.
Sentinel and Register please copy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28

You may drink n glass OF ice water when you
are thoroughly heated by exercise. but be Care
full to have DIR. Thomas Electric Oil by you.
The best remedy in the world for Colic. Sold
by G. w. LOomis. asst
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28

The cred Front" is a new store, with .
new stock and new proprietors. They are
determined to do their share of the grocery
trade, and are selling at bottom prices. Give
this house q call and be convinced. m22
ROYLE'S BOOK EMPORIUM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
ALL PERSONS VINO ASPIRE TO BEAUTY

OF personal appearance should not neglect that
natural necessity. the hair. By many it has
been neglected until it has grown thin, gray or
entirely fallen on. The London Hair Color
Restorer restores NATURES losses and imparts a
healthy natural color, thickens thin hair, cures
dandruG and all itchy eruptions on the scalp. in
surfing a luxuriant growth Of hair, in its natural
color. Ask your druggists for London Hair
Restorer. universally. used by the fashionable
world both at home and abroad. Price, "a
cents. Six bottles, 81. Richardson q Co., st.
Louis, wholesale agents. teb2lyl
Bethany, Ontario. -Gentlemen:-I feet it my
duty to Ay a few words in regard to the great
benefit I have received from the use of one of the
wonders of the world, that is, DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. 1 was enc of the greatest suffer
ers for about fifteen months W it'll IL disease oil my
ear. similar to Ulcers. causing entire deafness.
1 tried everything that could be done through
medical skill, but without relief. As q last re.
resort, 1 tried the Eclectric Oil, and in Ter
minutes found relief. l continued using it
and in q short time my ear was cured and
hearing completely restored.
l have used this wonderful healer successful,
in cases OF Inflammation Of the lungs, sor
threat, coughs and colds, cuts and bruises
ETC.; in fact it is our family medicine. Your
truly. Mrs. W.. j. LANG.
Sold by C.. w. Loomis, asst
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
A GARD.

TIE all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss of manhood. &c., will send a re-
cipe which will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self-address-
ed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman.
Station d, New York City. janl7yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
Wanted.
0 MAY, BUT.

Dried apples and dried peaches for cash or
trade. JOHN r. JORDAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28

Go to c.. W. Loomis for Mrs. Freeman's New
Dyes. For brightness and durability
Of color are unequsled. Color from 2 TO 5
pounds, Price, Is cents. junel2m6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
Notice to the Public.

We, the undersigned coal operators. take this
method of informing the consumers and pur-
chasers of coal in the city and country, that coal
Will he sold this coming season ut the banks at
eight cents per bushel and ten cents delivered
within the city, commencing August 18th.
THOMAS WALTON,
Il. CLAGETT,
PATRICK MCINTYRE,
JOSEPH KIST,
WILLIAM r. BELL,
j. II. GRAHAM,
THOMAS CLARK,
augl4t! B.. u. LEE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28

The only word that was dignifed with a
capital was the word "Bust." Evidently II
he found not much God in that country he
learned 10y sad experience to emphasize the
word with IA big 3D.
Coarse AMI unciiied for attacks on Mr.. Allen
and the editor of this paper, attacks which no
gentlemen who has any self respect, or regard
for the profession Of journalism. would make,
are no Justification for Mayor John and Mr..
Turner in withholding from Mr.. Clagett his law
full right to show by the ballots cast at the late
city election that he instead of Mr.. Turner, WAS
legally elected. Mr.. Turner may keep the
Office by force If the mayor and council fail in
their duty otherwise We, and the community
with us, think that he cannot. If those gem
tlemen believe that blackguardism answers for
arsun,n ut then their organ properly represents
ri em. 1t Is only lack of time that has pre-
.NenIed lis from treating this question more
IuIIy than We have done. II Is Une which de-
,r.es attention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
McCAUSLAND DIS,
--"- -' a..- ..-Hu.i -iBUfliy>
No. 81 MAIN STR EE,T, q. sa aas
EFt Hu.uui

We have too many goods on hand for. the
business we are doing, and as the season is
drawing to a%close, we are anxious to close them
out, and we want to rush them off in a hurry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
HOW SHALL THE COUNTY TICKET
BE MADE2

As delegated conventions have become
unpopular, 1t is recommended try thefpri>
mary election plan in Jefferson comfy which
is understood to be as follows: A day is
set by the party organization for polls to be
opened at all the voting precincts between
certain hours of the day, of which due
notice is given through the papers. A Judge
or two with clerk is appointed at each place
of voting, who are requested to receive the
votes of the party. The voters express on
their ballots the names of their choice for
each Office from the candidates for nomina-
tion:ss3Ihe ballots are counted st the close of
the polls and certified to the central CT ex-
ecutive committee. At time and place
subsequently, determined the poll books are
opened in the presence of the candidates or
their friends, and the person having the
highest number of votes from all the polls is
declaredtto be the nominee of the party for
the Office to be filled, and SO on through the
list until the full ticket is made up
Nothing can be, fairer or more expressive
of the will of the party than this plan.
Should it be desired to require majority
over all aspirants, second trial might be
had, dropping all but the two highest for
each Office. But a plurality in this way is a
fuller expression than can be given by a
conynntinn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
SHENANDOAH .YALLEY r, R.

The last twenty -fvefmiTes of the s. ". r..
r. from Mine Hilito waynesboro, on the
Chesapeake & Ohio R. R, has been put
under contract. and work was commenced at
waynesboro on Tuesday last. The contEao,
tors are Messrs Mccabe & Spiller, and they
have been bound in a heavy penalty to com,
ple.e their work by the 1st of Angus. next.
The road will cross into the town of Waynes>
boro, from the east side of the South river,
over the Chesapeake. & Ohio bridge, and di>
verge to the south of the present depot at
that place, which will be enlarged aud i'm
proved and used jointly by both companies,
the same agent representing each. A, leas.
$500 men are now engaged in various ca
pacities in the construction aud running of
this road, and the entire line is scene of
the most active operations. As soon as the
trains can run from Bentonville, (Which will
be in few days.) We understand, the sched-
ule will be SO arranged as to give our Clarke
and Warren neighbors the same facilities
which we enjoy here via the B. & o Road,
of visiting Baltimore, Frederick City, Ha-
eerstown or Washington, and returning the
same 'dsy -.-- -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
NORTH WARD.

CoNHECTl0Ns.-Train No. going South con-
meets with h 4 o. Easthnuud train from Martina.
burg, arriving at Washington JAS A. M. and
Baltimore II 10.
Train No.2 going North connects vith p. 4 O.
Vest bound train leaving New York 9 SIS p NJ {;
Philadelphia l.3n P. Nj; baltimore 7.IU A. Nj :,
and Warrington IS a. NJ
Train NJ" gong South connects with naIti-
more ADD Ohio Etst Bound train arriving at
Washington O5 p. M, RaI;irn 5.35 p NJ .
PhilAdeph II 90 p. New York 3 10 A. IS
Alec connects with d. & o. wcst- hound train
a. Nj.
Train No. going North CONNECTS, With b. 4 o.
East bound ira In arriving at Washington :. 10 p
NJ, Baltimore SIS P. NJ Philadelphia 3. 30 4. NJ,
New York s As NJ. PAs.cugers from Cumher.
land for s. v. II. 4. points South ton take
trains leaving Cumberland at s 55 A. Nj. aud for
Shepherdetown train leaving Cumberland st2 P
NJ. Passengers from Martia sburg for : VRR.
points Son:h of Junction take train leaving Mar
tinshurg 6.25 A. rs. and - p r. NJ. and for Shep
herdstown takc train leavin e Martin sburg 90 r.
NJ. Standard al time that 81 Baltimore.
Sta tiOns ma BED '' F''' arc Avg .tntiors
JOSEPH f. SANDS.
April 6, 1850. Superintendent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
Ii a 3 RED .

In the Lutheran Church. ut UniouriIlc. this
county. March 30th 1850. nv Rev d. n hIcser
Mr.. JOHN i: LINK. of Duffirlds, TO Mis-. ES
IELLE NJ SNADER. rear Unonvil!e.
On toe l6th of March, at the Lutherap narrow
az: MartlnHIurr. by Rev. NJ. J.. Cutler Mr.
AEDREW J. CRUDE and Mss StRAH G.
MYERS both of Berkeley county.
A. tie s rGsi'lnnce Of the brides p.reuts March
dith ISSn, hy Rev. VIM. NJ. Frr"nsoo GEO r.
TEACHER ard Miss BETTE n R|EER
daughter of j. /. n. Baker. of Winchester.
Ma!ch IS, 1850. bv Rev ]. II. T. Reed JAMES
both OF Frederick county. Va
Near Falling Waters. Berkeley cor,tv. Marc,,
- at tue residence of the hrihe. I,y Rev w G
MAY JACQUES. los = In N n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
D | Z d

On Friday. March &c. 1880, at her re-idepc. ir
w 1nehcster. ALICE. wife Of VIM G, Rnssoii,
val Wilson-in he 9th y-ar of her age
After shert and painful Illness tbi. nncb
bei0ycd lHdv entered into rest. For vear, oh .
mad heen in delicate health. hut or sudden dr.
psrture was sad snrnrise to her friends and
absent h1s band. During her married iifs nf
nearly Twelve cara. five children p-ecednd ber
TO the / cavcnl" homc-ona is left to lcarn the
heavy. Int net comfortless. loss Of mother.N
FOR score Of ears. blrs. R. had bae, a con
FIstent Christian and member of the Methods,
church. She sleeps, but lives"
0n the 29tM of March, 1880. of Conspmntion
ANNA LANE, aged 80 wears, wife IF Rnber,
Winchester. H'ue'' OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
CAPT. JACOB S. MELVIN.

Editors Of Free Press Capt Jacob S.
Melvin served his county faithfully in the
last legislature, and we cannot do better thar
to return him. de is a good business man
"a man Of integrity, conscientious in tho
discharge of every obligation. Hasn't the
qualifications of "leoder" such as Jnnius
would have-if such an one could 10 found
but he Il honest and capable, votes right and
is always at his post. He has proper ideas
OF economy-not niggardly. You may look
the county over and not find a better repre
sentative-onc more watchful of erery in
terest. DUPr1ErEs
March Or
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
March %

COUNTY ITEMS From the Shepherds
town Register we copy the following items:
Capt. Joseph T. Hess, at Duf1ields, has
started Cradle Rife and Axe Handle Mans
ufactory, the capacity of which in one thou>
sand per day. The Rifles are said to be of
an excellen, quality. The factory is run by
water power, and is of his own genuity and
design.
a man named Riley, on Thursday of last
week, in attempting to get ont Of the way of
the passenger train bound for Rvcrton, fell
through the tresting work over Crook ed
Ruu, on the V. r. r down on the ground
below. distance of thirty feet, bruisinc
himself very badly. He was brought TO this
place and put under the care of DR.. Jpo.
Reynolds, by Mr.. G. T. Licklider, Oversesr
OF the Poor. lie was removed to the County
AIMS House, on Wednesday last.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

- President Kennedy, of the Cumberland
Valley r R, in his report refers to tho
Shenandoah Valley railroad as now approach
ing completion, and officially announces a
connection between it and the Cumberland
Valley railroad a short distance south of
Hagerstown. He says satisfactory agree
ment by the new company has been made
with his company. for the use of depot and
other facilities at Hagerstovn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
LOST '

A MOROCCO PORTEMONNAIE. Cof redi,b
~ color. with gilt clasp aud chain. con taiuing
S so ar $50 A So a pair of Ladies' SILK HOSE
They We're lost on the LeetOwn road leading
out OF Charlestown or between the postoffice in
CIar estown and the Cook Woods, on the Sum-
init PolutrOad- The finder of the above attic es
will please seave them at the Office OF tho
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON. and will receive The
AnriI G. lSSn - - o-'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

ENTIRELY RrcOvIEEn Kew YonK CRY.
June Is, 1919 III. II. Warner & C0.-GHmtln,
NOV - hereby certify that NV wife has been
n<!rS warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cnrc for
brl@hts Disease, and abe is now entirely re-
covered When all PHYSICIANS remedies failed.
Sh, Was lndnced TO t"y YOUR remedy and re-
ceivrd beneficial resrlts from the frst hottIs.
At'"r takin fonr bottles. she entirely cured.
f"urs truly, ROBEET V. FITZGFRAID
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

Coop ACCOUNT 40 sum it up, six
long years of bed-ridlen sick ness. cost
ing $500 per year; total 81, 20O-al of
which was stopped by three bottles of II Oh
Bitter7 taken by my wife. who has done her
own homework for year since. without the
loss OF day, and | want everybody to know
il for their benefit.
JOIN WEEKS Rntler. 4. w
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

Rev. DR.. j. A. Haynes, of this county.
died at his home in Middleburg, on Tuesday
morning, of an affection of the heart. On
Monday evening he umplaiued of feeling
unwell, but no approximations were felt as to
his condition, until about IL o'clock Tuesday
morning, when he died quite suddenly. DR..
II. was minisser in the BAPTIST Ghurch-a
man of fine culture, and justly ranked among
the sblest preachers and soundcst theoiogians
10 his Association -LeesLwrq M;ryor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
FrEpEaIcK CITY. HAzyLASn,
A priI 6. ISsO-tJanl,SI. so,e .,.
SHoEMAK KING

MY old friends and the pubIicS
4t4 generally are hereby informed J@\
that Gave returned to CharTe.tovn,
and have opened BOOT AND SHOE I'D
SHOP in the room of Mrs. G. W. Brook rec-,t
ly occupied by the lats T. U Spinks and am nTe
pared 10 conduct the shoennking business in all
its branches. New Work made TO ord.rnnd Re-
rsIrs promptly executed. Good material used
and rates reasonable. Give q call.
April 6, IS5U-tI DAWN uECv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

"A project which has been on foot some
time for building new railroad between Bal
timore and Philadelphia has fualiy assumed
such shape as to lead to the belief that at no
very distant day the construction of the road
will be commenced,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

eject Of worms and il sects .nd at The ..m. 80
retains those more durabIe properties which sTo-I
ducs the grain aud cause the ear to mature -
Lest. however, we should be saying too much
ourselves, will refer TO a lev i..,imOpi.I La,
terra received from some of to best farmers Of
Jefferson aud Clarke eounIies, who gave our ~
tiiizcr a fair trial last season. in msny iss,, IT.
using II by the side OF tho old. 'sniIiar. high
priced articles. LlPPITT d CO.
Ch.rIestown, jan II. 1880.
McssrI. I.ippitt Co.
Gentlemen:-The Ammoniatsd Bone Phosphate
Corn last sPrng, gave entire fati.faciion. J used
it ON poor Is nd nd got good crop which nstursd
carly and cared finely. ] can recommend IL as .
frst-rate Hrtice. Yours Truly,
ZEPHAN1AH BANE.
Eab!ctowr, Jan. Is. 1880.
AmIn"niRtrd Bone Phosphate on 30 seres Of torns
last year made 10 barrel crop think IL IL
good Phosphate and shall use it gain thi, ysaI.
WIN. oPIE NORRIS.
Dear Sirs:-Tho Ammonist'd B"no Pbosrhat -
for Corn which purchased of you last ,rriprsud
used. found m"st satisfactory rs.ult would
highly j. 70 f.ns1; ohjrr't".. have
trouble from this csusc in usipg l.. sFs
Respectfully, R.u LEWIS.
ChArlestown. Jan. q, 1850
Gentlemen 81 need como q y"uT Ammopist.6
Bone Phosphate on Corn lat spring. am much
pleased with il. Il made FIN. ct"p"fCOrn. The
c;dedly h-ttrr than that upon which ] used q
higher priced article Immediately adjoining 1
expect to use it again. JOHN MYERS.
also used it and much pleased with it.
WILLIAM w. MYERS.
ChsrIesto~n. Jan 9. 1850,
Gentlemen I'm answer to your inquire, viii
say that used your Amm"niated Bon- Phr,phst,
ON my Corn ln.t spring nd am verv weIl o. ti.6,d
very fao. G. w.sSYDKR
Eipop, ". Vs.. Jan. u, 1870.
Me.srS LiPritt al used your Ammoai-
"tsd Bone Phosphate ON my Corn lac, sprioe With
tho bee, result. fr"uit Icop,ider il a numb.r
Re.rse1foIiy y os% again 'S wsp VIII
Fairhald. Clarke county, va. Jan. IT, 1880.
Gentlemen Yours of the 18th received. In
result Of , our AmmoniHtrd Bone Phosphate for
Corr Ny crop yielded mo beiweea sev.nte.u
and eighteen barrel, to the ,cr.. The land vss
ID ElcaiRDsoN.
=, Manifold. Clarke county. Va, Jan IL, 1880.
messrs- Lippiu q Co.
PhO'Pha:e Iast spring on my Corn. gave me
great satisfaction and consider II a No. F.rtt-
wM n. rAGE.
wcehaw, jan q, 1850.
Dear Sire 81 u,ed some of your Ammopi.,,d
Bone Phosphate IA.t Spriu z on my Corr InirhFI
TN iscr'a.:d the yield co nssquepr.
): NJ. BUcKEY.
Msssrs Lppitt 4 Co, 1897
GenteLncn - used last spring a Ton Of vour
hmmoniafcd Bono Phosphate for Corn on IN al,
th.t never before produssd more than orr Bsy!
refs OF Corn 10 tho acre and this season With the
T'' OF your Fertilizer raised II barrels per acre
consider il the best ever used. and intend 4.
use It again. Yours truIv. - ii
CHARLES CoENs.
We call special attention to the uo.chapie.I
condition of our Fertilizer. every Sack Of It being
prepared with the s,me e1actnsss. Our PRICE
viii be as low ne cen make them -
90 We solicit early order, so that ". may sup.
ply our customers without fail. Respectfully. =
LIPPITT go,
EharIes.owp,
m,rcb 9, 1880 g.. WOE, S V;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
HAULING.

NHE undersigned would hereby give notiee 10
Il Inc cIt'zenS of CbsrIesfown and ytcinity
tnet ne - prepared to do H.ulIng of ali kinds
WIN eithe' TWo-Horse Wagon or Cart. Prices
reasonabie. and prompt stteutinn given TO
War:,, ,oso J. DANIEL HIEDwouE.F
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06

HYMENEAL.-Then uptras of Miss Clara
Getzsndauper, eldest daughter of Daniel
Getzendanner, Esq, and DR.. Daniel W. Bo,-
der, nil formerly OF this city but DOW of JEFF
ferson county, w. Va, were celebrated 1T
prospect Hill" the home of the brides
fnther, on Wednesday, the eth inst The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
D. NJ. Moser, of Shepherdstown, W. Va =.
and was witnessed by between one and two
hundred friends and relatives OF the contracts
ing parties. The brides presents were nu,
merous and handsome, Among those present
were Rev. James Armstrong, Rev. j. c..
Bowman, DR.. Logic and wife, DIR. Stephens.
DIR. A lien Reynolds. William Wilson. Col.
John +. Schley and family, B. Baker. Joseph
Baker, Mr.. Talbot and family, Isaac Stridcr
aud family, Richard Alexander, Esrom Sli,
fer, Robert Wysong, Vincent Moore, David
Jones, Mr.. AgIionby, Richard Lamar and
wife, Powell Lcklider. Mrs DR.. :Iohn Rev.
nolds, Miss Nellie Reynolds, Miss Annie
Harrison, Miss Imogene Tanner, Miss Ella
Weishans. all of Jefferson county, w. Va:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Winebrcnner and family,
Mrs: Winebrcnner and her daughter Miss
Emma. Mrs fou zahu and daughters. Misses
Clara Wilcoxon, Lille Hedges. Ada Getzea-
danner and Laura Nelson, NJ e Getzcndap>
ner and VIM. Wilcoxon. all OF Frederick ::
Miss Emma Motter. of WiIiamspnrt, Md
and Mr. Frank W. Muzzy. of Philadelnhia,
ra Frederick Times
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-06
Iron Ores.

A IL parties who have any deposits Of Red
neInntIte or Pipe Iron Ores on their lands.
III hnd It to their advantage to leave specimehS
OF 'he same With H II SPEESE, y
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