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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12
DEFERRED LETTERS.
PLYMOUTH SKETCHES NO. 3S7.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

PLYMOUTH SKETCHES NO. OSl.
 The annual business meeting in St. Peter's parish took place on Easter Monday, April 18th. Another meeting for the sale of slips was held on Wednesday evening the 2Oth
 In the 1st Congregational parish the an nual meeting for the sale of seats, &c., ocur. red on Monday evening the 25th.
 On Tuesday evening, the 26th, our Read ing Circle held it's last gathering for the sea- son, and adjourned until the first Monday evening in November.
 -On Sunday, May 1st, two infants were baptized, and two adults admitted to full membership in the 1st Congregational church. Postmaster Fsnn's youngest son "Jerry" is acting as assistant in the Thomaston Post Office, on account of the illness of Postmaster Gates of the latter place. Jerry is one of our best boys; indeed, he is considered to be almost good enough to be the hero of Sun- day schoohbooki
 Il regret that '' H. N." could not have re-. mained ia that Goshen choir fifty years Fifty years l; a half century; how much more poetic and euphonious would have been the ring of these words, than of the more prosy ones-''fcrty-eight years, one month and three weeks!" PLYMourfIRAN.
 May 2d, 1881. & ,S E
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FROM THE DANBURY NEWS.

Litchfeld roads were badly blocked with snow as late as Friday. of last week..
 P. T. BarDum has so far recovered from his illness as to resume his duties at making affidavits for publication. ,raTT
 Henry Barnes has left church choir in Fair Haven after serving it thirty eight years, How insignificant appear the battles of Napo- leon Bonaparte alongside of BarRes' record.
 The attention of Stamford has been tempo rarily turned from the discussion of the question as to whether there is hell by the appearance of a five legged frog.
 The editor of the Winsted Herald, who is not very particular as to what he says, speaks of rose bush in Winsted which contains two thousand buds. Mir. Vall is born journal ist.
 The most profane man in Collinsville is a merchant who tied up bundle, put it in a basket and started off to customers's house. without thinking to break the string to the string gave out that he saw what was the mat ] ter.
 A new State lawg forbidss sloiterlng in the doorways of publics buildings. A New Ha-. ven rnansxhe rooms in a public building was standing a moment in the main entrance, one evening, last week, when he was arrested and taken to the police station. The officer in charge let hm.go as he supposed the law did not take effect until the first of May. Re- turning to the place shortly after, and stop- ping in the doorway to speculate on the sin 'gular fact of man being arrested for stand. Ling in the door of his lodging house, he was bounced on by another officer and again lug ged off. He now sleeps in a tree
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12
Fal m for Sale l!

THE subscriber offers his farm containing sU acres of land, situated in Ltchfeld (Nerthfeld society," about one half mile from Campvile station on the Nausatuck Railroad. Said farm is suitably divided well watere and adapted to fruit growing or any other crops usually raised by farmers On the farm are a dwelling house barns and cider mill all in good re. pair Terms favorable. For further particulars en quire or, tff aft8 ' STEPHEN LALLY
 CAMPvILLE, toNN. reoruary lst, 1oSl H 45STn%
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

The Elmira Free Press, in it's historical column, says: Thirteen years ago Mrs Henry Josephs, of Pine Bluff, Ark, swal- lowed a needle, and last Thursday it was picked out of a saw~log in Bay City, Mich We do not pretend to account for it; it is all we can do to give the fact.", It must have been lodged in the lumbar region
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

ITCHING PILEs-SYMpToMs AND. CURE.- Tue symptoms are moisture, like precipitation, intense itching, increased by scratching. very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectaIn; the private parts are sometimes affected If allowed to continue very serious results may follow. "DR. SwAyNE's ALL-HRAIING OiNr- MENT" is-a pleasant sure cure Also for let ter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipelas, Barbers Itch, Blotches all Scaly, Crusty. Cutaneous Eruptions. Price 50 cents. 3 boxes of $1. 90. Sent by mail to any address on re- ceipt of price in currency, or three cent post age stamps: Prepared only by Dr. Sweyne 6 Son, $50 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters should be addressed Sold by all prominent druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

It was in the smoking room of an Atlantic steamer that worthy Feuton was talking about weather forecasts. Look here. !" said he, Idell you vat it is. You better don't dake no schtocks in dem weather predictions. Dose people dent know nodding. Dey can't tell no better as can !" But, my dear sir" said person present, ''they foretold the storm which we Cave just encountered" ," "Nel. dot ish so, said the .Teuton, contem. platively; .but dell you. vat it is. Dot shtorm would have come yust the same if it ad not been predicted
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

Tight lacing caused the liver of an Indiana woman to grow fast to the epigastrium, caus- ing her death Ladies cannot be too careful in guarding against such calamity as this When tight facing must be indulged in, the epigastrium should be removed and locked up in the bureau drawer for safety-
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12
Notice.

WASHINGTON TAXES TO BE PAID BEFORE
 MARCH lst 1882 AND NO MISTAKE. - NOTICE is hefore giveu to the residents and non " residents liable to pay taxes Ill the town of Washington that have received 8 warrant to collect list oi lSSO and for general convenience of receiving the same will be at the store of Dayton Burnham, New Preston, on Thursday, May 26th, 1881, from g o'clock a. m. until l2 m. and at ths store of 0. sperry on same day f om o'clock until p. m and at the post ofice Washington Green, Friday, May 27th from o'clock a. m. until p m. for the lur pose of receiving sad taxes. An addition of s of one per cent a month will be made to all unpaid taxes on and after June 1st 1884, and the same ad- dition each successive mouth until paid
 Legal fees will be xacted for collection after the first demand. A. H. WANT Collector
 Washington repot, April 12th 1881. S-Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12
CLIPPINGS.

A grass widow is anythiag but green.
 The. love of money is the star, ,roiite. of all
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12
SHEPAUG RAILROAD.

Arrangement Of 1r0iRS Commencing November 29th, issO. -S~Aa DOWNWARD. Monday Special 9.25 A. M.-Passeuaer Train fror Litchheld connects at HaWleyyille wit trains arriving iT Bridgepot ai l23or m.; New Haven, 110p IT. New Tori .., ..sr 307 D. m, via. Housotonie X R. Bethe ll.55 m :; South Norwalk, LIS D m New York, 3.O7 p. m., via. Danbury sD Norwalk k E, 300 P, M.-Mixed train from Litchfeld connects Hawleyvle with trains arr ivng Bridgeport at 8SO p. nl. New York, los ... D p. m. New Milford, $50 ?. m., via. Hous atomic R. R.. Bethel 6.55 p. III. 1; Sout Norwalk 9.25 D. m. and (except satur daHsl Danbury at 7.2S p. m., via. Danbur - fas and NoIvalk k. R.
 Sunday Milk-4.30 D. III, from LitchteId, connects Hawleyville tor Bridgeport, New Bavei and New York, via HUusatonic R. R., fo Bethel, Dan )ury, South Norwalk. NeS Norwalk R. +.
 UPWARD. HOO A, M.-Mixed tram from HawleyviIle connect from New York at S:05 a. m.; south Nor walk at 9.30 a. m.; Danbury at O0, \. m, .. Bethel, 10 a m., via Danbury Nor walk Railroad. From New York at 8.O a.m.; New Haven at 9.33 a. m. H,idge port at lO.lO a. m., via. Housatonic Rail road.
 Monday Special co D. m. Mixed Train from Flaw leyville connects from Danbury at l9.N m.; Bethel 1920 p. m., via Danbnry Norwalk K. R. From Pittsield at 100 m., via. HousatOnic R. R. Saturday Special.-7.35 p. m, Passenger Train iron Hawleyville connects from New York at 4.40, D. m. :; South NOIwak, 10 D n. DanbuIy at 6 10 D. m. Bethel, Tl5 D. m. via Danbury and Norwalk Railroad From Pittsfed at 200 p. m, via HousS tonic Railroad.
 c. H. PI1ATT, Superintendent
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12
Three-Ply and

will arrive this week. As new
 designs are put upon the market we shall be supplied with sam
 pies. aC <2a.@ Y s"- '
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

A lady aIlghtlng from street car met an acquaintance who sad to her, You appear to be excited!'' ''So I am. had to stand up the whole wayi Did anybody offer you seat." ''Yes, one man; but 1 declined it, thinking he would urge me to accept" And he didn't ?" 'No; the beast went on reading and never looked up again. ,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

@Rka week in your own town. Terms and S5 outfit VVOfres. Address H. HALLETT Co.,, Portland, Aeas' 4s.1yr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-12

.t AZ Las5 ssB as~s < %$ ss s4F tory arrangements with one of the largest carpet houses in New York to Sell @theira gooda.from sample. :~. ...- a. -.
 We have purchased a
 Carpet Exhibitor ,sAS ~vSsssaSA Which h&hP ;bSy ;bbSy 3 peculiar arrange ment of mirrors shows and magnifies the sample to look like a carpet, made and tackled down in a large room.j fo
 We are enabled thus to dis play to our customers. just, as good an assortment to select from as any house in New York City and a far better assortment than any Carpet house in this part of the State can carry a stock of. We have no .money
 Y ~A~. ag-e sw ~4 f@ sz@ invested except~in samples, con sequently can and sciU sell at very close figures
 About 100 samples of
 xI IEI[5UlZ. <IL Body Brussels, Tapestry, g. ,F.:-s. ~-
 Three-Ply and sz x
 \4fsrafins:
 will arrive this. week. As new designs are put upon the market we shall be supplied with sam pies. = zoa.@ 9"- Y
 We think this is the only true and satisfactory way of selling carpets in the country and we confidently expect to make a success of it. You know just how enthusiastic little boy feels over his first pair of fred top" boots. He isn't at all backward in coming, forward" t to show his goodsr He, believes from the bottom of his heart that he has got the best thing out. No qualns of conscience there, no misgivings, no forebodings.
 Let's see :; We'll l never now we have got that boy, and our system of selling carpets, and the boots, @sn 'fearfnlly smixed up in our mind that we are unable to make the comparison we intend ed to- 'sOh yes, the boy; no, never mind though about the
 #s
 boy, for we havn't any to sell, Let's see! twas carpets we were trying to explain about wasn't it. We'll all we have got to say about it is we will see that they are made up in good style for six cents per yard.
 BAKER & BRINsMADE.. Washington Depot, Conn.,. May 2na, 1881. l2-
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DI ID y.

At Pleasant Green. Cooper county, Mo- of
S]0nsImIt1en on the tn inst. Mr.. JOSEPH C.
herdstown, aged about 81 years.
In Martissburg, suddenly. on the 9th instant,
Mrs. RACHEL MARTIN, wife of MIR S. II. Mar.
tin, in the 5ith year of her ago.
In New Haven, Connecticut, March tho 1otb
MIR. JOHN Classy aged ID years, an cstiraahIe
citizen formerly of Harper's Ferry.
In New Bagen, Connecticut, on the 18th of
Forty.
At his residence near shepherdstown. on Sun
aged about % years.
In Winchester, on the 18th inst, at the res-
1 n.sn NE MI n Ja,. F; Fa1isner, after 2 long i'll
Lerey March. in the eth Year of her age '"'o
At the residence of her father, Mr.. John nj
Wolff. in Martinsburg, May 18Th. at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. VIRGINIA BEALL, eEod about SIS years,
nancy JoHNS0N,widow of tho late Thomn.
son Johnson. aged about IS years.
AT tho residence of her father, on the 9Th of
May, 1881. entered into rest. in full hope of a
blissfnl immortality, LULA o., tdaugh-
Forty. "pot :
Lines on the Death OF John j. Kane.
Fond parents. cease thy weeping,
Sweet Johnny is not dead.
In Jesus he is sleeping,
On Him ~reclines his head.
fou will meet him soon ngain
When life's storms are DER,
Then forever cease thy weeping,
For Johnny is no moro.
Farewell, Johnny. take thy last long slumber
In thy lonely, dreamless bed,
Rest in peace till Christ shall wake thee
In his glorious image made.
By Ills COUSIN, NJ. c. X.
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MARRIED D.

At Elk branch parsonage, near Durields, this
Presbyterian church. Mr.. SOLOMON SNYDER,
Of HaEerstown. to Miss sARAH L. ENGLE, of
the former place.
May 18th, at tho Parsonage of n. E, Church
South. in Berryville. RANDOLPH CAMPBELL
and ANNIE STROUD, both of Clarke county.
Al Mr.. Jenkins, near bayfield,. Freseriek
county, Va, February nth. 1881, by Rev. J. Fl.
Temple, MARION w. COOPER to Miss YIR-
On April 9th. 1881, at Wildwood, v Rev. F. A.
stIether, JAMES w. LEE and VIRGINIA j..
DR1sH' both of Clarke county, Va.
May 18th. 1851. at tue reaideuc e of tho bride's
pnrentain Chillicothe, Ohio. by Rev. W. P. Nc
aughlin of the NJ. e. Church, JOHN WESLEY
sSE of Nakomis. Ills, to Miss ANNIE
of H"rper'' Forty, in this county.
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County Court Orders.

STATE QE " STrH EIRGEIN1A. sss.
III tho County Court, May Term. 1881.
At a term of said Court continued and held
tho llth day of May, 1851.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ROAD
ORDERED, That the Surveyors of Roads in this
County. in their orders on the County. shall
state tho time, place and by whom the said WORK
The Court adopts the following rates of COM
county
For wagon and four horace and driver $500 per
For wagon and two horaes ond driver s2.o pcr
For cart. horso and driver. $3.50 per day.
For plow, two horses aud driver S2.OO per
For scoop, two horses and driver s2.oo Dor
dav.
For Surveyor for superintendent s1.oo DOR
For Surveyor for warning in banda s / 90 per
day.
For blasting work si:a5 Per day. az 0@s
0RDEnED, That all Surveyors of Roads in this
titled of their appointment to take the oath of
office as prescribed in chapter 1874, Section s of
the Acts of iS12.s, and return a copy of said oath
his 'o ofa Sse'1 All # n sas iG sar2ey G9gFt x to be Sa flsd o in
eompiied With this order, are required to do so
veyors of Roads ara required to mako annualiy
at the May Term q reports al required by Section
bills will be audited.
No Road Surveyor will DO allowed to hire extra
labor or to make purchases to be charged to The
road fund of his District, without first hayine
obtained written authority from the Count1
Court, setting forth the amount no can oxpend.
No Surveyor or sub-surveyor will be allowed
to employ his own. wagons. teams. plows, earts
or scrapers. except in proportion 10 his a,'ornt
of labor as compared with others.
70 Road Surveyor will be allowed to purchase
thorized to do SO by the justices of his District.
s snqv said a m VIII not be. allowed until the
filed in the Office of the County CLERK. - 10
Road Surveyors will be required to return an
ltemlzed account of all expenses on oath.
A copy-Teste.
T. A. MOORE,
Clerk of County Court.
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SCHOOL ELEoTIoN.

The school election held las. Tuesday. re-
suited in this county, as far as we have been
able to learn, as. follows:
FOB oouNTY SUPERINTENDENT AsD LEVY.
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Spring Millinery !

Mrs. Mary n. Davis
Has returned from Baltimore. with n complete
and select aSsortment of SPRING AND SUM
MER MILLINERY, embracing
BOWNETS, HATS, RIB ONS,
FIX WERS, FEATHERS &C.,
TO which sho invites the careful attention of
the Ladies of Chnrlestown and the county gon-
Chaarlestown, MAJ "a. 1s61-st.
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NJ 8.
The Baltimore Cash
DRY GOODS HOUSE!
~ Moncy-saving Institution F.
Offers tho Gonoo0i"g Rare Bargain.I

GHORT lengths standard Blenehed Cotton
~ from $ to go yds. Sc, Sc, So. Short lenrthH
..Fr4it of the Leon" Cotton, from S 10 so yds,
quality. in suitable lengths. l2Io. 1915. Bcss
Frlnts, in 10 yh p"ttcIns. Warrant, Il not TO fade.
6c' &C. DC; Simpsons Best Mourning Prints. &c,
worth 1914 do. Mourning Porcai, Toe. Ioc. 100.
The finest mannf1ctnred, actual worth. lSo.-
Tota'is where At Zoe. Lace stripe Nainsook.
beautiful patterns. Toe. lOe. lOc. Large nssort-
In"ut of plain and figured Swiss, Bishop Lawns.
india Linen, otc., etc. Madras GinsEams i1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RISE AND FALL
OF THE
Confederate Government
BY JEFFERSON DAVIS.

ComPiete in two Volumes, Octave. Price in
'i0't tnE SS,Vo p e o ygelfgme; sheep. So 90; half
I'hE UNDERSIGNED, authorized Agent for the
i e2nnty OF Jefferson. is now receiving sub
seIapsiens 1or copies of the aboye.Hamed i'm
Which is passing rapidly through the press.
Inc great interest which is f6lt in ali parts Of
head OF: the late Confederate Government has
: say ABOUT the causes which led to tho war
WHICH seeded, and the results of the ereof
sands in tbs aiire detyr manifested az by many thou:
the work. Tho work will be illustrated With
Sse enepaffs. OF ana Mr. E;1 RaX lis his Cabinet, Aides and
Orders received at tho SPIRIT OF .JErEepsoS
9Ree. III. 'hHkF.NsoN
May p. 1881. G6arILesstAaLE,nA gent &c T..
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A. oGE &c co,
December 7, s

Oswaldus Nothingenes, who was famous
for his minute oontrivances, is said to have
made sixteen hundred dishes of turn ivory,
all perfect and complete in every part. yet
so small, thin and slender, that all of them
were included at onco in a cup turned out
OF a pepper.corn of common size. johannes
chad, of Meitebrand, carried this wonderful
work with him to Rome and showed it to
Pope Paul ", who saw and counted them
all by the help of a pair of speotacles. They
were SO small as to be almost invisible to the
eye. So, Fl. A. Burton is famous as tho
Boss Jeweler and Matchmaker of Charles
town. Call on him. Look for his sign.
Watch with Spectaolos with Eyes in them
and Black Face Watch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-24

AT a meeting of the President and Direc.
tors of the s. v. R. R., at Philadelphia on
the 1oth inst, Col. U. L. Boyce was APP
pointed Vice President; W. G. Mcdowell.
treasurer; g. R. Ames, Secretary; W. H..
Ilavers, Solicitor; W. W. Coe, Chief En-.
'glneer, and j. T.. Wright. Land Aoon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-24
DRESS GOODS.

los
1910, Is
All tho newest shades and styles in Latest Nov
elites, up to 5 90 per yard. Will guarantee 10
save YOU % per cent: in Black aud Colorsa
Silks. Satin do Lyons. Satin IN plain and hrs
ead0d effects. chfHPsr than srn blfors kn0rn.
Cheapest Black Cashmere and AL
pacas i'll the United States.
Al! Wool BIaeh Cashmere SO. twould DO cheap
M"sin G rs.sssi'S: St SO SO 50 &c IS sn.sss5 . 80
English Cashmores in Black and Colors from
lS3e to 4OS. A MAGNIFICENT d"ublc-width Cash
sntsre at Ssc-:3Se-a Special Bargain, don't for
get TO write for u sample of this.
itch rIatds. for trimmings and ovordrosses,
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NJ c T. o U s.
Dry Goods, Notions,
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Read dis! See The Goods!

Hcd1 ms! See the Goods
A Ii Wool Black cashmere 45 cts. a yard.
All Wool Buntings, Plain ana Lace, in ali col
ors' - cts. yard Nuns Yelling. s5 cts. yard;
MONTE CLOTHS, IN LIGHT COLORS,
Is CTS. YARD;
Wash PoDlins 8 cts: Plain and Broeaded Silks
and Satins. in all colors: Silk Fringe, Pose
worth 10: Lawn 10 cts. I'd. worth ia :: PSrcynIs:
= cts. VI, worth l23 India Linen, Bishops
Striped Muslin, 10 cts. sd. BEST CALlCOES
5 and 6 cts.
With Every Ca1ico Dress ace Give l Dozen
Buttons to Match.
Real and Cotton Laces, Hamburg Edeo and In
sorting from 3 cts. a yard up. Full limo of
LADIES' 1UNDER GARMENTS.
White and co!ored Lisle-Thread Gloves lo3 and
y cts; Lace-TGp Gloves 25 cts, worth 40 a
$50 PAIR AIDES FULL REGULAR BRO
BEGUN HOSE, Is cts. a PIAR, WORTH 30.
800 Pair Misses aud Children's Brodcquin Hose
8. 10 and 12 cts; Childrcn's Hose, G, s and 10 cts:
Mems Fancy Striped ] Hose. s. 10 aud 1Sf cts,
worth 10. 20 and IS cts.
silk FIand1xeI.chiefs,
90 cts, worth 30 cts.
Ladies' all Linen handkerchief 8 cts. worth
3 full Line of Ladies and Geuts Bordered
Handkcrchicfs from 5 cts. UP.
LADIES READY-MADE LINEN AND
LAWN SUITS,
at s1.25. worth sacO; S1.5o. worth $3.50 and
coRsETs IS, 40 and So cts. Best so ct. Corset
In 7 th9 narEet; Agent for MADAME STRoNG's
TABLE LINEN. Blcached and Unbleached,
i4Tssy Rcd and White; Napkins. Doilies, &c.
job lot of $50 Fans at 3, 5, s., 10 and
L % Stz iHSf eoG t1ST IL 5a Ri so cts.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
- White Shirts, 50 cts: up; The best 81 90 shirt
Collar nttacned. 80 cts. worth SIPS. Stand
neck Tics 20 and 25 cts, assorted Shield Ties
25 cts. worth 40.
Knit shawls. in all eolors. 90 cts. 40 inch
Shooting Cotton 10 cts; Bleaehed and lin
e,eached Cottons. Shifting cottons, Striped
ssmtd Tos and lo G Sin 2 and 5 cts. ladies
MILLINERY! MILLINERYu
In this department we carry the finest line in
the Valley. Always on hand q full line of
Ribbon, in all colors, 20 cts, worth co cts.
Carpets and Mattin6.
White Mating IS and % cts: Carpets e5 cts.
worth ~: and 3? cts, worth SO.
LACE 124. IS and 90 cts; Ga Cur
tain Lace IS cts, worth S74 ; A Curtain I.oco n
cts. worth Is.
GLASSWARE AND CHINAWARE
at half the regular prices. Knives and Forks.
Spoons. SO: Agent for Domestic Paper Fashions'
Call and be convinced of the Great Barpoins
We are offering. All orders by mail romptly
Merchants. P. HELLER s. CO.,
Opposite the COurt-Bousa,
Winchester, Va.
MAY ., IoSI-3m.
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The officers elected in'othor districts, are :
Harper's Eer,y.-Prssident, 8. v. Yam
t,s' sr; Commissioners, Philip ;Engla and
g.. l.. Myers.
Bo1tvar.-Presidon., j. W. Rider Conn
missioners. W. II. IL. Spangler and Dennis
III. Daniels.
Sephera.-President, Geo. M. Boltz.
hoover ; Commissioners, Jacob n. Kepbart
and j. NJ. Hendricks.
Rotomac.-Prosident, Daniel Hill; Com.
missionsrs. YIN. Butler and Charles Talk.
RaIteto 0n.-President, Jas. NJ. Johnston;
Commissioners, Chas. G. Conklyn and Jas.
w. Coyle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jno. NJ. Nicely ;
Commissioners, j. j. Ramsburg and Joseph.
Fl. Wagely.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-24

4 ysa have pimPie,, boilO, saltrheum, rough
Sold by all druggists. "''a seaIeses.'-
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May "a, 1881.

.WANTED.-School Teachers and experienced
GanVassers in every Township, Borough and
Ward in West Virginia to solicit orders for
rise and Fail of tho Confederate Govern
ment,' by Jefferson Davis. Outfit now ready.
Address at once, with choice of territory.
j. B. STEWART. Manager,
for ID. Appleton s. Co..
May 5, 1SS1-4t. New Castle, pn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-24

A friend suggests that tho lordly Roscoe
will now join Grant, in Mexico.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-24

CoUNFY COUNCIL P. OF 1.-THE meet,
ing of tho Council was postponed from the
I'D to tho 18th Saturday in May, when it will
convene in the Brick Church near Leetowu.
All patrons and Matrons cordially invited.
v. NJ. FIRo.,
May "a, 1881. Secretary.
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On our first page to>day will be found an
article from the Philadelphia Times, in re-
gard to the manner in which the property
of the Hon. Charles JAS. Faulkner was
saved from the torch during the late war.
With reference to tho statement therein
about the burning of tho late residences of
Hon. A. r., Boteler and Andrew Hunter,
Esq, in this county, we have reason to be-
lieve that Secretary Stanton issued no order
for their destruction, but that IL was done
by the merciless David Hunter without or
ders, and contrary to the usages of civilized
warfare.