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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02
west Haven.

Annual Picnic of the New Haven Turn
 verein-HoIyoIe Yfsftors-The Illumf-
 nation Tonight.
 The annual picnic of the New Haven Turn CTS took place yesterday at the shore. The members, their wives, children and friends hocked to the shore and extra cars had to be run in the afternoon. The lads were exer- cised in gymnastics in the afternoon in Rail- road Grove. There were three classes of them. They exhibited good proficiency. At the entrance to the grove was banner upon which was, "Wilkommen Gut HeilI New Haven Turn Verein." There were lively times in dancing in the pavilion, and the re- freshment stands were thronged with happy people. The bathing parties were numer- ous, and one novel scene attracted much at- \ tention. This was the formation of a pyra- mid by about dozen of the larger boys of I the Turner classes out in the water in front of Howes' pavilion, the water being breast high.
 One group of boys having firmly planted
 themselves, another group mounted and
 stood upon their shoulders, and then single youth mounted to the top of the second tier,
 and securing his position took dive.
 The illumination tonight is interesting
 many, especially at the upper part of the
 shore near Oriental Park, where the display
 will be most general The band will play
 and fine time is expected. This is the an-
 nual midsummer illumination, and by and
 by towards breahng-up time wind-up il
 illumination will be given.
 At Howes' Saturday party of thirty five or forty Holyoke people arrived to stay over Sunday and were provided with rooms by Mr.. Howes at his own and at other places taking their meals at Howes' restaurant They departed for home yesterday, delighted with the sea shore visit and the splendid bil of fare afforded. Also on Sunday at Mir Howes' party of ten Holyolze men. con
 tractors in the great paper mills there, ar , rived and had grand sea shore dinner
 They came in a yacht from some of the shor, houses to the eastward. Many parties talk
 rooms at the shore and their meals at thi
 place and are roomed either by the proprietor
 or at Atwood's, BeecEer's Smiths or Dutton' boarding houses.
 We are requested by West Haven citizen 3 to state that the West Haven brass band vii r play at the illumination this evening, am 3 they earnestly ask that the illumination vii ) be general ''all along the line"
 3 Edwin Aishberg, Morris Marks, Felix Haa t and Simon Hollander, of Hartford, were a g the shore last week on fishing excursion
 They made their headquarters at Press Hin
 mans and had a jolly time. If they wer I I fresh when they came down they did not g
 away so after breathing salt air.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02
EHnRrAI.

The funeral of Jonah N. Treat took place yesterday afternoon from his late residence on St. John street, attended by large num- Der of sorrowing friends, among whom were many well known citizens. Rev. Mr. Jacocks oficiated. A delegation from Harmony Lodge, I. O. O. F., of which the deceased had long been a member, was in attendance. He was one of the oldest and wealthiest members of tue lodge. The bearers were Messrs. A. w.. Phelps, Samuel Cleeton, D. B. Hosley, s. L. Ford, o. J.. Whiting Col. onel Samuel Tolles. The interment was in Grove street cemetery.
 The Weather July Gave Us. Meteorological summary for July, 1881, United States signal office, New Haven, Conn Mean barometer-2o.923. Highest barometer-30. .279 f30th). Lowest barometer 5S9 Q6th).
 Monthly range of barometer-.T40. Mean temperature-71o.
 Highest temperature-S9o (6th) Lowest temperature -54o 18th). Monthly range of temperature-S5o. Greatest daily range of temperature-26o (2d). Least daily range of temperature-oo {eth). Mean humidity-74 per cent.
 Prevailing direction of wind-gouth. Total monthly movement of wind ,124 miles Max velocity of wind-23 miles per hour (1st) Number of clear dAys-9.
 Number of fair dayB-17
 Number of cloudy dayB-5, Number of days on which rain feH-11. Total monthly precipitation-3.53 inches.
 !. H. SHERMAN, Observer.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

Visit Malleys bargain counters today
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02
Hats,

Straw, manila, felt and wool hats at re duced prices at Osborn's, 91 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02
MOIfan Irnn.

John Bright, employed at the Douglas shops, Middletown, was carrying ladle of molten iron, Saturday, when the ladle burst, the fiery fluid running down his pants into his shoes. His leg was badly burned, and in taking off his shoe the flesh of his foot came of with it, exposing the bones- It will be some time before MT. Bright will be able to work again.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02
Trunks and Bags

Light weight hats, trunks, bags, umbrellas straps, etc., at Osborn's, 91 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

Malleys Bargain Counters. Housekeepers
 1 don't fail to visit Mallsy's bargain counter
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

Or 8 remnant of flannel for 75 cents, worth $1.5O.
 Or lace curtain for 50 cents, worth $1
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

% !, 70.
 Or a dozen of napkins for 50 cents, worth 75 cents.
 Or remnant of eassimere for $1, worth
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

A blanket for $2 worth SC. Or remnant of linen for 75 cents, worth
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02
Spetial Notifss.

Children's carriages. c. Cowles
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
The New Apportionment.

The various State papers are beginning to
interest themselves in the matter of the new
apportionment of the State so as to arrange
four Congressional districts. The Point
Pleasant Register suggests the districts as
given below:
FIrst District. Hancock, Brooke, Ohio.
Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler, Marion, Harrison :,
Doddridge and Lewis. Population, l53, ,O4O.
Second Disrict.-Pleasants, Wood. Gill
mer, Writ, Richie, Calhoun, Roane, Mason,
Jackson, Putnam, CabelI. Lincoln and
Wayne. Population. l65, ,4OS.
Third District. Kauawha, Logan, Wyo>
ming, Boone, Mcdowell. Mercer, Summers,
Fayette, Raleigh, Nicholas, Monroe, Greens
brisr, Clay, Braxton, Webster and Pocaho on
tas. Population, 142.030
Fourth District Monon gala. Preston,
Taylor, Barbour, Upshur, Randolph. Pen,
dteton, Tucker, Grant, Hardy. Mineral,
Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and Jeffer.
son. Population. 1855 400.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
BOOK NOTICES.

FaANk LEst1Ets P6fuLAn MoxTuLf. This
September number is especially noteworthy.
The opening article, by George Alfred Town
send. ntitled, Days of Gloom in he White
House." Is timely and very iuterestlnRt aml
bodying history of the Presidential tiansion
and the most prominent intident in conn eetioH
with the attempted ASSASSINATION of the Presi.
dent. The article is illustrated bys sixteen ide
admirable article" Brishton, the Queen Of Eng
!ish WatsrinH Plaees," With thirteen illnstra-
of the various homes of the true nomad; thefS
Are fourteen illustrations. San Early Visit to
Marshaeld." "a Russian Home. "A CHAPTER
on Rosesn /. % and Mr.; Denning's article ON "Com;
Foal With Rreat interest. Benedict's serial, s:k
Late Rem"rsei' is continued .and here are somS
ss5cellent stories by popular authors; one bY
Gnando;s FultSn, "ThSte's Burglars ia tho
sketches; ESSAYS, poems, and h abundant mis-
eeliany replete with interest and valuable ih:
formation. Tho pnmSst 10 embellished Wild i
nmanaS2me mm1e eoiored o.' ironttspisce. He Won't
The Price of single coly is only IS oentS, aud
the yearly s4bsoriptiOn So. postpaid. A speoiy
mon copy will be sent poEt-free bv inslosing 36
gents e Frnnk Leslis's Pnbli iEhng Housb. So.
65 aud 81 Park Place New York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
ESTABLISHED 8f CHARLEsToWN. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
Spirit Of geftersun.
charlessOwn. Jefferson County. West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING. sErrRMBER 6, 1851
GERMAN CARP.

This great food FISH is now being brought
rapidly into prominence in this country, and
We are pleased to know that few have al.
ready been introduced into our own imme>
diste waters. Others should be secured bv
our farmers. and the streams and ponds of
the county thoroughly stocked. Applica>
tions made to our congressman will no doub.
meet with such response as to secure through
tho U. s. or State Fish Commissioner. all
the young carp that may be needed for such
purpose. The Restern Asriculturist in
speaking of the German carp, says:
The German carp are the right thing to
have for those we'll up in fish. The United
States Fish Commission commenced to i'm
port them some Eve years ago. They soon
multiply in'such a ratio ss to add materially
to the food supply of the people. Professor
Baird estimates that one pair of breeding
carp is sufficient to stock an acre of water.
and that. the spawn from q single FISH will
produce from five to ten thousand young.
Discussing the carp and the water farm. the
Philadelphia Ledger says: "The business
of water farming has already its rules and
its profits. 1t makes an old farmer start to
be told that a quarter of an acre; laid down
in water, will bring him in more profits in
food raising than a quarter of an acre, cul.
tivated in aoy other way. Also that corn
fed to carp brings in twice or three times
the returns in food that the same number of
bushels fed to hogs and cattle. The earn is
vegetable feeder. so that it can support it
self in the vegetable growths and couferva
OF ponds aud streams. But it thrives and
increases enormously when regularly fed as
other stock is fed. It does its own grazing
if let alone, but it can be fastened for the
market on bread crumbs or cabbage leaves.
Its most profitable food, however, is boiled
dry corn-that is, corn out of the corn crib
dried on the cob and then boiled" The
ton7, year>olds in the government ponds
weigh from ten to fifteen pounds. Carp is
the chicken of the water as to the fesh, and
we have given these details some prominen N ce
for our readers, because of tho ease with
which this quarter acre crop is raised, and
because whatever makes food abundant and
profitable to raise on small plots of ground is
of interest to all readers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
A Good Story.

The following good story of the Empstot
William is rotated by the Berlin cotreSpon-
dent of the Boston Post: Last year whiIe
hunting ID Silesia with tho Duke Of Meck>
lenburg aud the King of saxony, tho aged
kaisar proposed returning to their dastle OF,
foot, bu. soon becoming weary of tho walk i,
he hailed passing wagon and requested tho
driver to take them homo. The peasant COM
piled, but could not long restrain his curl
osity and soon remarked: i suppose il ia
all right, and you look all right, bat will you
please tell mo who you are p Il am. the
Grand Duke of MeckIenburg.' 'Uh>o>o +
exclaimed the rtistib; and who are you =
1 am the King of saxopy.' 'Oho a6en l.
calculated their driver and you, nister,
who are your Il am the Emperor There,
that will do, my friends, grinned the peas :
ant. and dare say you would ike to Know
who I am. am tho Shah of Persia, and
when it comes to joking can take my part
as we'll Us the next man. The three soyefs
eigns were oonvulsed with laughter, b6t the
peasant drew a long face when he found that
he had been the only joker"
Ohrislidn Eniod 4.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
PoETIcAL. P o
MANS FIpEIpy

As said Kood-by at the station
In little country town,
And kissed away the tear-tirops
While her hair fell Overwhelmingly down
And she looked at me so sweetly
And saids "Sou will not forset,-
swore to her I'D be faithful.
And called her dear little pet.
Then the train bore me back to the city
To busily toll each day,
There was scarcely time to remember
Ny girl SO FAR away.
But when the day was ended,
And I sat in silence alone,
: Then thought of the little daisy
should claim some day as my own.
Three nights bore up bravely
As thought of the time to come:
Three nights have tried to be cheerful.
But was only silent and glum.
And then upon the fourth night,
gave my mustache u twirl,
Put on my killing necktio
And-ealled on another girl.
-R. Gonaut IN Puck
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
1@TRANsIRNT BILLs-oasr, {

or an what you called me once; . feafoss
fool that would make Woman's life Nretehs
ed 2" & 'ef
oh. was goose, then you know 50
said Mrs. Carleton. al was sorry Afterwards;
but, dear me, all that is ages ago. Il srsi
Aud you understand what meAn5" said
DIR. Leigh. "You know who want for i
wife 7' '7 - $3.50
~ suppose DO" said Mrs. Carleton. g ii
Gan 1 have her2" asked the gentleman
Obs Mt. Leigh !" said Mrs. Carleton,
"there indeed you show that you are not very
young. It's not for me to give her away.
| can only give my oonsent to the match az.
ter you have learnt her sentiments aud ahe
she may have some other fancy. sNellia
is an odd girl. l fnd It hard to make snro
of what sho thinks. lin fact, ii YOU want
Nellie, you must propose to Neilie."
"Ah," replied Mr.. beigh "bat yuH see.
Mrs. Carleton, 1 no moro want that Nellie
than she would have mo. want, Won, ,.my
own Nellie, whom have never ceased 10
love-"
When Nellie tho younger carne home that
night she was very pale, aud her eyes shone
wonderfully. Mrs. Carleton was aioneI abd
Nellie satdown on tae little stool at her Feet.
"Mamma," said she, al have something
to say to you: Cdthbsst proposed to ME les
night, and l accepted him. You don't OBJ
ject mammal I" E
"0h my DEAR I-sueh fool as t am
object to anything :" cried Mrs. Carleton.
"l'rn ashamed to look at you, child /"
"Why 2" asked Nellie. Then suddenly
she stopped down, looked into her mothers
eyes, and said: "Mamma, believe you
have been doing the same thing. You are
engaged too" -
Mrs. Carleton did not oSdttadio. he r
daughter. g. q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
tCieaVeland Leadtr.l
daughter

Mr. Orlando weatherbeo, saws an exchange
of OURS, proprietor The Spencer Pharna-
cy," Spencer, Mass., reports: Ny Customers
speak very highly of the Great German
Remedy, st. Jacobs Oil, it having always
given excellent satisfaction. One of them.
Mr.. Henry Belbhetj has been greatly beneS
fitted by its use in tsse Of severe rheatnas
tism, aud he refers to it in terms of highest
praisp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
TAYLOR HOTEL.,
WlNCuES ESTER, Va

'I'HE undersigned takes pleasures iu aunounc-
ing to hls numerous friends in Virginia mi
else - mere, that he has unde rtaken the manage
inent OF this Famous Hotel for a torn of yesrs-
! o to0se VINO know him it is useess say that
HOUSE worthy OF their patronage. Strangers
and the public at large are cordially in vited to
give The TAI lor House q trial. He has reftted il
from top to bottom, aud with No | cooks and po-
lite and accommodating employees in every de-
p'rtEneIt t. hopes to maintain the reputation Of tho
Taylor Hotel famous anon travellers for the last
nifty years Every Department of the House W iii
be cHnd ncted v iih view to the comfort nd con.
veuiCuce of its euests,
c5-SpeciEl Facilities for Commercial Travellers
ierms TO Transient visitors So 40 per day, and
advantageous rates to wee xiv nd hlv Board
ere HENRY WULFERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
SCROFULA.


Hon. WIN. Tay lor, Boston, says: .'After three
months use OF the cuTIcuRA REhEpIEs, and IL
years of az constant suffering from humor of the
lace, neck and scalp as was ever endured, can
cay that ain cured, and pronounce my case the
most remarkable on record. have been so elatcd
With my success that have stopped men on the
street who wore afflicted md told tn m to get the
CutiSura Re edies and thev would cura them
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

II t,oS'f WANT THAT sfutT. :" is what Iady
home some medicine to cure her Of sick hesdi
ache and neuralgia which had made her miser-
able for fourteen years. At tho first attack
thereafter. 1t vas administered to her with
such good results that she continued its uso
until cured, aud was 30 bntbhsiasti6 in ith
praise. that she induced twenty-tw0 Of the best
families In her circle to adopt ft as their regular
family medicine. That "sthH" is Hop Biftois.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
SKIN DISEASE

SKIN DISEASE.
F.H Drake, Esq., Detroit. Mich. suffered be-
yond all d description from a al in disease which
appeared on his hands, head and face, an early
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctoring 2
failed TO help him. and after II had failed used
the CuT'cuRA REsoLvEST internsliy, CuricuRA
and has remained perfectly veil 10 thi, dnY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

CUTICURA
Remedies for sale by all druggists. Price of
CUT1cUaA, Medicinal jolly. small boxes soc !;
Blood Purifier, s per bottle CuTIcu1A Mr-
rlcIsAL TOILET Soar, 26c CUTIcuRA MEDICINAL
SHAvISe SoAP, l5c.: in bars for arbcrs and large
consumers. soc Princpa depot,
weeks & Potter, Boston. Mass.
G9- All mailed free on receipt of price.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

SKIN HUMORS.
Mrs. 8. Z. Whipple. Decatur, Mich. writes that
her face. head and some parts of her body were
aImost raw Head covered with sea be h d sores
snnered fesrtuiiy and tried every thing. Perma-
nently cured by Cuticura Remedies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
M GIN Al.

rF,aE cUTIcURA TREATMENT, for rho. euro
L of Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, con sists in
the internal use of CoTIcUaA RRsoLvExr. the now
Blood Purifier. and the extern al use Of currcuaA
and Cu-IcuRA Soar, the Great Skin Cures
For SunbuEn, Tan and Greasy Skin use Curt
cusA soar, an exquisite toilet, bath and rursery
sanatye, fragrant with delicious flower odors and
healine balsams =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
Where the Confederate Gold Went,

Gen. George G.. Dibrell, of Tennessee,
who commanded Mr. Jefferson Davis. mill.
tary escort on his fight southwark after Gen.
Lees surrender, has published letter, in
which he ridicules the recently published
statement of an officer of q Michigan regi,
ment that Mr.. Davis had $50, 600 of gold in
his saddle>bags when captured Gen. Di>
brell says that the specie, which was carried
by train of four wagons and amounted to
SlOS 600, was paid to the troops at Wash>
ingtOn, Ga, by order of Gen. Breckenridge.
The money was paid over by Maj E. c.
White, the senior quartermaster present,
and each officer aud soldier received the
same amount-S2625. Gen Dibrell adds:
Major White, after the payments were all
made, handed me report in writing OF the
amount received by him and the payments
made to each command, showing how he had
disbursed the sl0S.0o0. This report 1
brought home with me, bat have lost or
mislaid it Major White was a citizen of
Anne Arundle county, Md, but of late |
have been unable to learn his address,"
AN11-FAT RULEs.-For those whose en-
onpoint is matter of solicitude whether be.
cause it is uncomfortable or uhfashionable,
the following diet is proposed:
May Eat-Lean mutton and beef, veal
anu IahD, soups nor thlckened, beet tea aud
broth !; p"ultry, game. fish and eggs bread
In moderation greens. crosses, lettuce, etc.; !;
green peas, cabbage. cauIifower, onions :;
fresh fruit without sugar.
May Not Eat-Fat meat, bacon or ham,
butter, cream, sugar, potatoes, carrot, pars,
nIps, rice. sago. tapioca, macaroui, custard,
pastry and puddiugs, sweet cakes.
May Driuk-Tea, coffee, cocoa from nibs.
with milk, but no sugar dry wines in mod.
Grafton brandy, whiskeJ aud gin in moder.
alton without sugar light bitter beer, soda
and seltzer water.
May Not Drink-Milk, except sparinsIy;
porter and stout, sweet ales, sweet wines.
As rule, alcoholic liquors should be take n
sParingly, and never without food.
To The LAD1Es.-f have accepted the
sole sgency OF Jefferson County, for Messrs.
Zeigler Brothers fine Shoes. and will receive
large supply about Sept 1st, and will be
pleased to exhibit them Will also continue
to keep full stock of medium and low
priced Shoes Respectfully,
GEO. Il. HAdLEY.
The assessment of Clarke county, Va, TO,
1881, shows an increase in real estate oi
sl32.7e and of personal property s104,-
$50, over that of 1880
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

PSORIASIS.
II. T.. Carpenter, Eeq Henderson, N. Y, cured
oil Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years stand
ing, by tho CuT;cuRA REsoLvrSr Internally and
CpTicURA and CurIcURA Soar externally. Tho
most wonderful case on record. Cure certified to
before justice OF the peace and prominent cit
izens. All afflicted with tching and Scaiy Dis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

Gen. Jubal Early has written letter i'd
which he says he did not burn the Blair prop
erty, near Washington, but took unusual
steps to preserve it. He thinks il was burnt
by some of Blair's neixhbots after the de-
parture of the Gonfederata troof.. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

The assessment of Clarke county, Va, for
1881, shows an increase in real estate Of
slS2.7e7, and of personal property $780,
$50, over that of 1880
Col JoHN c. .WHIrsER, of Atlanta Ga sa7s
he owes his life to Warmers Safe Kidney and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06
n HOTBLs.
TIE TAYLOR HOUSE,

CIlARLESIU" WEST VIRGINIA.
THE undeTsiGnrd having leased tho above
thoroughly and comfortably furnished If. now
Informs TIE public t:.at he is prepared To receive
pernanent or transient ruestS. Tho experience
OF years az host is an assurance of his apLl.eSs
and ability to carer aGreea6lv to the wants of
the pnhiIc. and lie believes he subserves his own
interests best by serving the public generously
ard honestly aud courteously
hoons comfortable: Table and Bar well sup
iorHes at Livery. and Horses and Vehicles for
HIr"; OinnibuScs attend upon Arrival and de-
parfure OF trims; Charges moderate.
Juy l2, lSSI-3ru w e. TaYJOR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

BEER AFFECTS THE KrDNsYs. and It mas s.,;.
S eusiy interfere with the health unless prompt
" eounteracteds and for this purpose Warners.
Safe Kidney and Liver Cnre has no equal. -
The EFFECT OF ISDULdEHcE in strong drfnIs
can be removed from the systeul nv Wsrns-sSs y
safe Kidney ard Liver Cure.
Dc roy wIsH TO PURITY THE sYsT.a and 0.t ~
OF Bthonsnesss IL sos use Thnyers LIyeS Ps:ss
dsr'- as cts. Sold By druggi.fi.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

ThE RsAsos wHY.-The tonic effect of Kid.
rifyiug action on the blood. Where there e Il
gr.velly deposit in the urine. or milky. ropy
ont fail. Constipation Lnd plies readily yield
to its cathkrtiC and healing power. Puf up in
dry vegetable form or liquid Cvery concentrate
ed1 either act prompt and suTe.-9Iop Budget.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

Remember that q. A. BURTON has for
sale all kinds of American Wstebes, Clocks
Jewelry. Silver Ware, Spectactes-a good
pair for 25 cents. veil made. Eye Glasses.
Goggles, etc., all kinds of fine Watches.
such as Minute Repeaters, Five Minute Re-
peaters, Quarter Hour Repea.ers. Iudp'f
Calendars Cpsrpe.u.D, Rspsa.srs s'UlebI WITH
ChronOgtspEs, GbrOuograpBs Oily Baok1,
single; Split-secoud, Minute and Second
gud with Repeaters. Call on him and hayo
your work done. JeweItJ Of all kinds res
paired. sign-Watch and SpectaeIes, with
Eyes in them, aud Black Face Watch
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-06

or aun 1 what you called me once; yieaioss
fool that would make a womans life Srstshs