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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13
BAYOU CHICoT, LA, August s, 1881.

BAYOU CHICoT, La, August s, 1881.
Friend DEMOCRAT After the late
rains we feel 80 enlivened that we send
10 the Democrat and its numerous read
ers, greeting: Corn crops are a little
better than farmers anticipated, and
cotton bids fair to give an enormous
Weld, if the caterpillars do not strike
it. And if it brings fair price then
farmers may make it pay. But there
are so many ifs about cotton that am
almost discouraged to write about it,
/ believe farmers would be better off if
they would let cotton alone, or at least
a portion Of it, and raise corn, potatoes,
peas, stock, &C., and then they would
have more money and keep nearer out
of debt. They would then be indepen-
dent, raising their own bread and meat
at hOaae- Some young men think it
degrading to farm for a living, to them
let nae address few words. Product
i've labec is the most honorable and e]e-
waiting young man can do for liveli.
indepeadence.n Almost all other avo-
cations are demoralizing, because of
their selfish nature. BY selfishness l
mean that which aims to benefit self at
the expense OF others. The man who
by his toll and study produces new ma
terial, is public benefacter. Go to
work, young man, where fertile lands
pendent, instead OF lounging around
town, often around saloons. We do
not SO much fall out with those who
buy and sell to get gain, except the rum
seller. He consumes the product OF
other mems without adequate and just
equivalent; such men are enemies to
mankind. Intemperance is a curse that
sweeps over our entire fair land, leav-
ing Hundreds Of widows and orphans in
its wake. Alcohol is an elixir that fires
every vein and sinew ia the human
form, in open rebellion against the
warnings of the spirit, and prints its
lines of moral death on the soul as legi-
bly, as the chisel traces its epitaphs on
the tombstone. May the day soon come
when it will cease to be used as a bey--
erage. Why cannot man be satisfied
with Gods beverage. pure and spark
ling water.
items and watermelons scarce, so for
the present will bid you adieu. P. X.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

Thomnly, Zenon Vile Plate; two oaen Am !
olln; OF ta'es, one dollar and forty Eight |
cents.
Amount of ia 'es, one dollar and thirty-two |
cents.
Tyler, Louis near Bayou Chicot; stock and
vehicles. Amount OF taes four dollars and
eighty flour cents.
Terrell, Sam Bayou BHuf one horse. Amount |
of ta'es, one dollar and forty eight cents.
Valiere, Valentine Prairie Laurent; stock.
Amount OF taes, two dollars and forty-f0ur |
yalliere. Chess Bayou Current; stock. Am
CUNT of ta'es, two dollars and twenty-eight
yantress, Adam, jr. Courtableau; stock. AM
cunt of ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two
cents.
yantress, Adam, sr. Courtableau stock. AM
cunt OF ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two
cents
Willis Zedor one or. Amount of ta'es for
1880, one dollar and sirty-four cents.
Walker, Henry near Opelolsas: stock. Amount
of ta'es, one dollar and Sirteen cents.
Washin gton, Geo. Coulee Croche; stock AM
cunt of taes, one dollar and thirty-two
Washington James Renty near opelousas;
one mare. Amount OF ta'es, one dollar and
Washington, Joseph near Grand Coteau stock.
Amount of taes, one dollar and eighty
cents.
of ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two cents.
Willows, Daniel near Opclousas; stock and
vehicle. Amount of ta'es, two dollars and
sirty cents
Wer6l. Geo. w. Chicot; one horse. Amount OF
taes one dollar and tllrty-twO cents.
Werlein. Mrs. Margarete. Amount OF taes, one
dollar and thirty-two cents.
Wheaton, Jim near OpelpuSaS stock. Amount
OF taes. one dollar and forty-elght cents.
Whitehead, John Bayou Teche; stock. Am
cunt OF ta'es, one dollar and siIteeD cents.
Williams. Dan near Opelousas; stock. Amount
OF taes, one dollar and forty eight cents.
Williams. Esteve Mrs. near Grand Coteau;
stock Amount Of ta'es forty-cight cents.
Williams, James near Opelousas; stock Am
CUNT OF ta'es, one dollar and thirty-tWo
cents.
Williams, Louis Atchafalaya; stock. Amount
of taes, one dollar and thirty-two cents
Williams, Onezime near Opelousas; stock.
Amount OF ta'es, two dollars and twenty
eight cents.
Williams, Rosemon Prairie Laurent; stock
Amount OF ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two
cents.
Willery, Albert near Opelousas stock. Am
cunt of ia es, two dollars and twelve cents
Wilson, Arnold Petit Rois; improvements and
stock Amount Of ta'es, two dollars and
twelve cents.
Wilson, Ben near Opelousas; stock. Amount OF
ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two cents.
Wilson, Claiborne near Grand Cotean stock.
Amount Of ta'es, one dollar and thrty-tWo
cents.
Wilson, Willis Bayou Current; stock. Amount
Of taos, one dVlaS and sixteen ceQAs
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

Fifteen or twenty bales OF cotton, OF
last years crop, are sold in Opelousas
every day, by that class known as small
farmers. Some Of them still hold their
cotton, and will not sell it for some
time to come. This is proof positive
that every farmer in this country, with
proper management, can do well, be
independent, and grow rich.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

The people Of the west owe a debt OF
gratitude to DR.. Aver for the produc-
ton Of Ayers Ague Cure. Its timely
use will save much suffering and much
encouragement, and we recommed it
with the greatest confidence in its ability
to all that is promised for it.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

No Coop PREACHING.-No man can
do q good job Of work, preach a good
sermon, try lawsuit well, doctor a
s1atient. or write a good article when he
feeis miserable and dull, with sluggish
brain and unsteady nerves. and none
shOuld make the attempt in such con,
difion when it can DO 90 easily and
cheaply removed BY . little Hop Bltters'
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

There is a woman in this parish, who
gave birth to four children at one time,
two boys and two girls, all living and
now old enough to walk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

There is a gentleman in this parish
who has been married sixteen years,
and during that time his wife has given
birth to sixteen children-twins twice
ten of whom are now living. This
beats immigration.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-08-13

The police jury proceedings, and our
New Orleans letter, will be found on
the Supplement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
MA D.

id ON ~ sf tss ST5 JsnnsTy s:h, 1881; at The res
IILpiEas s s3qasK: Moi III. X to Re g;t Ms S :tblfEG :
REChWIfH, daughter of Geo. H. Beck with,
At staspten Hill, Charlotte eonnty, Va, on
JAHEs.B .BaYI.oR. Of the Usifsdp stes Goa. Il
dansEter of Charles Bruce, i : BRUCE
III the NJ. e. Church South, in this nlaee. On
Wednesday. yarusry s!h. issl. by R-v j. a.
RegfIstef, NJ. cHARLES ALEEsT BEcK, for.
!Ya.,te Hiss ELLA b. TkYIoR, Ids sysItsp 81
Ar. 'ohn W. Taylor, Of CtiarleStown.
On the 2sth Of Becombar. 1850, at tie NJ. s.
nsayi 10 hAAiR ar. ~ Of ST. Iosepb.
WIN. r. Denny. Of Wlhcnester, va 90
onth solh of December. 1850, in Tic rrtb-
f ie4 M th s ! I Ra ~ by Reg; N. L. cul-
JENNIE BENDER. both Of Berkeley eea "a .s'
Ga Deeenber !6th, 1850, at the rssidescc NJ
M a. ps sYd fTw ssrF. il Wineaester. ny Rev &.
JACKSON, both of Frederick couuty, Va "
Deeenber 18th. lsss. at the residences of tb.
W SFinf,s , JoHN L Z s.sehff;i CITY tn My by Rey; Us:
both ef Frederick scunty. va.
is Stephens CITY. on Dscembsr ,4tb. HI, R.r
.2Yes Wills, DANIEL C. DlEGES to Miss A.
Va. Do'h OF fre&e'1ek county
l., P p sIst., 1850, at tho residence of ths
Va. and JENNIE. daughter Of tie llste eG pdg.;
AoS"t
At the residence of the BRIDES father, MIL
we"n. Ci4rke cou' ty, Va December aad. lsss.
w Key, F. A: streiher. MIR. CNAS. a. RLIEE
or tuesday, scember elst. 1880. in st. Johns
episcopal Church. Esger.town, Md, bv Row.
EaIter A.. Mitchell, BENJAMIN TAYLOH
SCLLiDAf, Of Baltimore. Md , formerly of
MlhehsSter, Va, to MARY NJ. daughtcr Of
Judge Vim. Aottsr. of H1serst"wn.
IL Erie, Pa: Wednesday. December 18th. 1891.
~ Key J.G; Wilson, Mr.. l.. @. LITTLE and
Bliss HATTIE PRITcHARD, beth of Virginia.
AT the Episcopal Church, in Eerryyiile. hv
hey. e. phiilips. Mr. VIC r. TAPSCOTTte
MIS-. MATTE z. CRANPTOH.
Keeaysyi11e, Md..Dscemher 1stn. 1890 Inv
Eey. AZ. Gsarv, Mr.. JOSEPH E R6HRER. Of
snarPahurg, to Miss ANNIE L. HELFERSTAY.
of this %coanty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
IHE NEW YEAR,

p annual return of the new yosr is upon
u.s. and after the eongratnlatisus incident TO
the occasion are over. it is wise for us to
pause upon. It's t%hru.hbold and reflect upsn
the fact that earnest resolves to do better will
ne doubt 10 May instances be made in the
freshaess of to-day only to be forgotten in
the weakness of tomorrow. The NEST
appropriate time to psndsr any pathway
i'm at the end, nor even at the middle,
but at the bsginning. Tbose who ponder
after they have entered it are not in a
position either to obtain the truth or to
profit by it. These who rush headlong into
. course of conduct because of its aesming
sOugsniality, and then begin to consider
whether it is the right one, will probably
either induce themselves to believe & false
hood or refuse to follow discovered truth
The past is gsasfaud with the dying emb.rs
of the cid year IL. joys and sorrows have do
parted, andsWe would not Disguise the fact
that it hs. been one of blessings numerous
and abundant, The teeming earth has con-
sinued to yield its increase, and not only
have eur owe wants been supplied, but we
have scot from our abundance at home sup
plies to feeas5ths4 famine stricken nations.
abroad. Allths industries oftrads and COM
.meres have prospered, to an unprecedented
degree. our population has vastly increased,
We have had peace within our borders, and
rs q nation Ne have gene steadily ON in the
pathway of permanent prosperity. In mel
anoholy contrast with the peaeo aad pros
Perity We enjoy are the evidences of di.con-
Sssnt among the nations abroad. Their in
dustriss laugaish, their harvelts have failed
while an oppressed people are re.tivs beyond
the point Of ferbearanco under the CALLING
yoke of dsspotism. Rich, then, as ws are in
%lss'ons Of practical wisdom, our proud pre-
smiusnes among the nations of the earth is
just cause fer prefoupd gratitude to God
This, then, is an appropriate time ts make our
rsvi0w of tho past and e8fTs resolves fer tho
future. And may We net earnestly hope
that during the year upon which we have
entered. health, happiness and prosperity
may attend every reader of the Spirit of
Jefferson. and especially those wha have been
thoughtful enough to bssin the New Year
without that remorse of conscience which
,inasbsednsss to an Editor ought always to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
DIED

AZ Kearnsysyilie this county. Noyen her oath
aoso. OF Dipthofia. GERTRUDE MARIA. aged
) years ami . menths. and on Decentbnr osth
1850. EMMA ELIZABETH. aged pa.r II
months I'D ID days, child rem of Ihoma as " and
Near s.'ephsrdstown. December 18th. 1880
OWEN g., infant son of j. Will and Ks%.
-Cookns, agea about 6 months. A h"'e
At his residence Oakland" Madison county.
aged 80 years and 81 DAYS.
In Winehester. Decembe 2lst. 1850, of Mem
DrsneHS cr"uP.. CHAS. GODFREY KNIGHT
so = b ss q. nj and Q. Q. Knight, in the zsh year
10 winchester, stthe residence of his p, other-
n Jaw. MRS. Ansa Neakes, on the Esd unt., of
S9ti year OF his age. Ia sh'
a. tue rss'dence of her husband. James w.
= Hs 9 on y 9Inesdsv evening. December 18th.
rnso, mrs. NJ z. A1LToN. aged So Year, and s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

CLARKE 1TEMs.-From the Courier we
copy the following:
Efforts are hs1ng naas to again establish a
The wife of Gait. P. Pendleton is suffering
from an attack of paralysis.
Tie farm of the late John D .Larue. contain
ina "a asre'' Was recently pureha.ed by MIR. P.
sod his farm, containing 27e acres. to MI. Jacob
Roger Ut $40 per acre.
few dav: betcre-Christmas Mr.. F. AeCor-
mick sold to Mr.. C R. Hardesty. for shipment.
20 head of tile largest cattle We have ever sesn
leave tlIs county. The average weight was
nearly 1909 lbs. In addition TO this numb Der
there were five that weighed 1900 lbs. Mr.. J..
8. Ware also sold to the same Csntleman 90
head that averaged nearlyl3Oe lbs.
A aav or two before Christmas Mr.. GeoreeC
Thomas. of the Phmaix Carriage FORKS ship
ped to Alexandria n lishdseme two-kor.s coach,
named the John S. Barbour" Tais vehicle
was built in the best style, constructed Of the
hest material. and beautifully and artistleally
finished inside and out. The "Jnhn s. Barborr"
will add to the already widespread reputation
ofArSThogss az o carriage and coaeh builder.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
PEN. II AND SCISSORS.

The promotion of Sir James 81 Sands, OF:
Maryland, to a Commodore in the nsyy. has.
been confirmed by the u s. Senate. This
gentleman is a brotser of Dir. Joseph ri.
Sands. superintendent of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad.
"a span oftrestlipg ], 400 feet long at
Dry Run, Virginia, on the Shenandoah Val,
ley railroad, was tested by running one of
the heaviest engines with a construction
sraia over it. Rapid progress will now be
msde,in the construction, aud within a week
the stage drive to thoFLurny cayerns will be
reduced to a single hour.
= Governor Matthews has Issued hi.
proclamation declaring Judge Green elected
to the Supreme Court of Appeals for the
term of twelve years, The Governor does
not undertake TO specify just what eenr. this
is to which Judge Green has been elected.
the court known to the old consultation or
that established by the constitutions amend
ment. Judge Green will, perhaps, exercise
his judicial functions in deciding this auos-
tiop aud making a choice. He was elected
under the cid constitution. to the court
knpwn to that constitution, but at the same
time that constitution and its court were
voted cut of existence, as.the Governor has
heretofore proclaimed, and a new eonstitn-
ton with a different court, differently con-
stituted in important particulars. were voted
in. No provision was made for the election
of a judge to the latter eonrt, Perhaps il
was thought that the judges of tho old court
would be kind enough to run the new for
the next twelve years sr so, as azmatter of
accommodation. As. a matter of fact thew
would prefer to run the old court; as the
salary is more liberal, and we suggest to
Judge Green that for this reason-ke should
maintain that he is Judge under the old dis
pensation.- Wheeling Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
County Court Notice.

A T 2 meeting Of tho Board of Co nspissioner
of the CouatV Court of Jefferson County,
W. Va. at tie Court-Honse in Charlcstonn n,
Alnnday. the 81 day of January. 1881.
Present. I1aac u; SsrIder. Jacob S. Melvin
The Beard fixes upon TIE first Monday in
each of thu, months of February, Nay, August
and November. IN each wear. rs tie tinae for
holdtrE. the regular Sessions OF the County
Court of this County, until further ord cred.
a c0py--Teste.
THOMAS A.. MOORE.
CLERK OF County Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

We have inst rsceived FROM the Mendelssoha
1881. giving a very. fall .deseripi1on eff their
which is one OF tho largest and most com sIefc
in the world. a description of which, and the.
process OF manafss .ure of musical INSTRUMENTS
terestinr. u
Their Pianos and Organs. besides bong IMAM
lnaouslv- r~ecsnem for the, highest hnnsr eff
the great Centennial exhibition. arc indsrsed
IN tue strsneest possible terms by The greatest
musical artists and high musical authorities
now Living. as well as the leading nowspaper
pressOf the eovMtry.
THIS comaany is destined to occupy a high
place as manufacturers of musical
and from ths, character ef its productions, and
their honorable and fair manner of deainp.
SIRE reliable goods at factory prices. Fer fur
Yer lniormatIon. send stan p for cataloeue Of
F'an"s, or Organs, as Won nav desire.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
Portraits In Crayon,
INDIA INK AND WATER GDIa0RS

DHOTooRAPHS, AHbrotypes and old d.
u E9srreet.pes ealarsed 70 ssy size aud
PSlnted IN s1saer OF tbs styles named. in tie
Having deToted MANY years to Portrait Paint
lrE' we 1891 sal" IN 1a.uring sstiSfaetion TO an,
A fnsly sxeeuted Portrait ia Craven can hs
seen at The BY Seeds store Of NsssrS. TrusssIi
dLeuE, who will take pleasure In. 49,
farther Information desired.
Orders especially aoiiei.es
pecenhet II. 1ssO-:t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's CIOaks,
yas. long Linen Towels
AND TABLE Linen
less than regular prise.

Our stock of FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS is too large to apumerate. but
will sacrifice them ia order TO c!oxr out en-.
tire stock.
8 Button Kid Gloves $50
3 Best Kid /" $50
a large lot ct 2 But slightly damaged, 25c
a good opportuu;ty for tho Ladies to buy
UNDERWEAR at Iesa than cost-cur en-
tire stock must be sold.
Ga our immenss stock Of SHOES a dis.
count of % per cent. will be mndO-dont
fyrGet Il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TNBE. Fourth ANIMAL Meeting of the stock
holseTs of the Jefferson County Ce-erera-
tive Association will be held in ChaTIe.royn an
Friday, January 2Sth. 1881. at IL O'Clock, when
B re port eff the business of the twelve menths
past will be submitted. and for the election al
q Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
Stack aust be ted in parson or. Nv
written proxy. By Order eft the Board.
Wh. OPIE NORRIS,
January II. lssl-3t. Treasurer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
IChicage Tribune.l

Thomas o, Thompson, Esq the Mayors
Secretary, who, some few days ago, slipped
on a banana peel and spraised his knee,
writes that St. Jacob's Oil ''ac:ed like a
charm"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
VICIkeS
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GuInp

CSiofea f!SSsr Plate. aud 600 H. nstraiisss
I'LL DesefIpII.ss Of the best Flew enc aTs Vs.
cehts I1 Eng'tsh or German. II yon 90,
va q oresr sreds deduct the 10 esnts.
FLo,sl Guide will tell how to set asd ~. me
pes' 8 c.i s,"@'E n SsSstSbls G.fsao, rs p
ssHts in paper cover; SI.E0 In sisss., 1870
10 German or English. @ietHs
yes. a C0lOred Plate in eVsr. E.mi.t
me EngssrIsEs Price SIPS yeat: Fiyscsp.
eent.. 80 spseI9.tt H,bers sspt for 10
Dec 3. 1859. az. yIsK
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

President Hayes has appointed General
Nathan Golf, of this State. Secretary of the
Navy. to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Secretary Thompson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

Rev. j. r. Thenpsou has rendered his
resignation, as President of tho west Vir>
pinia University, to the Board of Regents of
that institution, to take effect March 18Th.
and will take charge of n large Methodist
Episcopal church in Jersey City.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

Don't delay if you want to secure SEINE of
those excellent Bargains at the Combination
Co.'S stere.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
SHENANDOAH VALLEY r. r.
Special Notice.

fTNHE pubic ard patrons of the Road arc
Il hereby informed that trains No. 8 and 5,
heratofore ruo between Hsgorstown and Boyce-
vile. will from January 1st. 1881. DO run only
between HaCerstown and CharIestown. The
Schedule from ChaTlsstnwn to Rovcerille hay-
ing been annulled. CHAS. n. latch,
Hacerstcwn. Jan. 8. 1881. g. Pa.
nRGANs:-ss0 TO $1,000 2 to 81 Stops
PIANOS SI25 up. Paper free Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Janll4w. washin gtou, y. J.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

cAAatesTows, w. VA, Jan. LIST, 1851.
We shall offer. for the next sixty Days. our
w Entire Stock of
DRY GOODS.
Notions, ClotA'ny, Boots amt Shoes, Hats
and Cups. Curpets, Oil Cloths, Com.
forts, .Bhu"ke's, DC,
at Coat. in order 10 make q change in business.
We also desire all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the firm to please come forward and
settle up, as NO want a clear settlement OF our
books by srch lst. Yours Respectfuliy,
TRUSSELL & LONG,
Centre Room, sadier Building.
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DUE NOTICE.

d IRTiEs knowing themselves indebted "a m,
i will please come forward and settle az ese..
respectfully. :. SHIRLEY SMITH.
December Il, 1859.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

We return thanks to the Hannisville Dis.
filling Company for tho present on New
Years day. of a hand 1ome aud useful LAM
ssrn.-Aartinsdurg Independent.
[Well, we'll, who ever before heard of the
oosnomen of useful lantern" being applied
to a demijahn of ''old rye 2" That won't
do. Brother Logap.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

THAyE in stock and viii, SELF AT COST:
Two Open faced Solid Silver Railr DAD .m.,;-
can WATCHES at s 10 each!
Two three OF Hunting American s~terl;nr Sill.
yer casedzWATCHEs at Sl3 each!
One six oz. Haunting Sterling Silver. verv
hne ATCa- A merican movem cut, al s22 So
60 These watches are fully warr.nteG p irr
hey winders they are not go saIeabIe, but I
keepers. W A EOgIHoUsFM
January IL, lssl-2t
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GRAND
g Clearing Out Sale
OF OUR
EyIIRE STO(N
OF
Fall. & Winter Goods.

MIC old shop-worn goods are ON hand to be
In offered. We winsaetaally sell the geOds
taat ave heretefsre conPrfsed eur regular
room. for n large Spring Stock. The goods must
be ssld and WILDE slaughtered for Thirty Days
only. New il the time TO make purchases and
save money, SO take advantage Of tho golden
opnprtasIty. But remember, we will be eon-
pelled to sell strictly fer Cash. Buyers not pay
ing Cash will be charged regular prices.
T0OKH I,nnYiii
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EAR CORN!
RETURN.
HE ATING hToVra

A large varisty % Heating Steve. az 49,.
- style and the most in1prsved p.t6..r. ~
- DsYIS & HARRELL.
aE HANDY Psekrge Jet PsSts. afvnv, r.,s.
Lot use the beet STOW. Po4iShZ forss
os.eeer -. lsso. DAVIS H4RRELLs
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11

Hon. E Boyd Faulkner was 10. Charles.
town on Friday last.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-11
CLOVER SEED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WANTED SEQ Bushels No. Glover Seed.
w Jan. II, 1851. LlPPITT 4 CO.