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, 1881-06-20

Nr ft""iti crs,,.,lt,,Si,fosi irttt. rn,uISE nj
t,e tfav tt,fSfnfrrvirv. wna nhlls1ietl for hny-
it,r rnGrtetl lila lnturyitw so correctly. and
MI, x, X, Tnllnage, General Manager ii tho
Missouri Pnctllc. hcnrN 1t. This ought 70
RntfAfy nnybUtty tint tho inlgfVteW Will
Gould Has reltorted correctly. INC n. Lottts
nnpers ilati peter chnnGo tnolr tngtlGs, "'is
nnuHo Stuu! 1tI t',ahss , e'"'o'''sAp A'i"s 80
oo u'''"'is'"' ~ ''Ao""
r--1
LGANN n NkADGs
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Some Good Advice 10 the Hoys OF thc
Prcsont tioncrnttons
ID ~ Editor o} 1hs castaeo 1rtonne.
CntCANo, Juno I'LL hare frequently heard It
snhi 1,y uork(npu1cu especially when on strike,
Tint that TaE Tn,nt1NE was not friendly to them.
howevor, when questioned, that they do not
ead tho paper NOV " nG 5n E.
,,,ns mn,s :" t,n ,hat .voi, ~ t.nnn,r tht,
vnluu Of Its criticism. A newspaper
events. with fonrlcss expression Of it's
piaIut. though we nay differ from It never SO
yilual who toys upon hltn burden OF lniis-
crI,n,nate nraise wien no knows he ia updcscrv-
I !aH. me would iI doubt @ either thair sincerity or
a paper .aat always leads tho way in not only
advocating hut seeking out tho reforms and IN.
provcmcnts most needed and best calculated to
on ~ seua s % of tho % 1S sus tho
sesa1s.s aa sSsssS es esss dst,1eo1s jon e'
! tsx weeks ago Tas Talausn = raised It: t.
powerful and faF.reachtng voice In m eloquent ut
dearor interest havo they-bo allowed 70 lcurn
| trade.. Nuu IL roea a atcp farther, and de-
nanas TINT mt Tits needed refo!,n shaIi not b ett
to chance. but TINT tho children shatl actually
be taught how to make themselves useful.
@ oppeae m - ae m esat wat they yo
@ e ssS hsss :,sSS s s,
te T. y e 6'% y r. sS;; sSSa
asnt ", rhayy are nrantioni si,rTnstf1,,s mid do.
: lnso IL hs'eiS q sSo
TSa tirst ni'cstinn TINT unccrcmoutousy con-
fruits Us, Is who W. separato @ troi the aiaternal
atcRa 81 M s,t ow te ~ tanaoty az h1nsry
Srsssor ~ II " ennna vi sth iho i,rst tfoamhs II
su!s.sot!ance or aet.helP; IL scoeya, WIN sSf 3
ast,nrushaSe aH ss onsisy @ tis % xooy guostio ns.
nvs @y e ote s snuy noye &c on he chSokar
Ss Soss = et i'!s, WastSer hs SeSS marry = sda:
lin i ~ ~ eng snec wv nsoiw ~" ~ IN 10 st ~ ao ,,is
nuus NY ,t t ~ ; 49, ~ ~ nthar aEnmSr
tueG o1 ..,or ~ nou a,sc "
X It, s,'nnr s an etter ssayists nav tate Mn
On tue selGneo OF to a1@ pte9hos9s oso 'e. 'a! vs.
now 10 10 csolve5 nto t,ar 'uu
cIscnts s U.s. It vii 10 discovered hit tho prinepai
il,9red,Gnt' wia veEy i!ttS nt Hn"ys tne snto
ota amGf "r savn n nv ~ ~ m, rs,1
aero ptgp9Ty and .se ~ Tug wor5 ~ ~ e1y
pnns0s =! ;ne % sno ' H., .,, ioe ~,
I
anmetnnK inero tnMa % - . IN u HHu Sn ~:
ni ~ a,nnas tn"",nin ~ rnntcn viii
lauoFerl ny AnStnln9 tne Mttes MuGi.lMkGs 'si , ~
W WnG,Msr , =. ~ nr t tS ~ w tM.
EnI ~ ,ngt.,aI iMti;r ria u tr1;iS .,,cs
MI poo n!n' d,s 9a ons Rmt RaIte'o ,n, " ~ s
struFn ~ ms ums,t sorE Mkn fo on1. . ,tyor.
pro49 ~ do ni!y nuneas MurM'-au LILY WIZ. a
eneo nolnR Ial ne nas ot1 y . ~, a ~.
ha n VIZ 1nvcpt @ ,n rIsn~ II ~, ~ H.
/ nDNly u eF4tlR C!HlsclI IN tu0 buslAC0. 4lIs IL
, 1881-06-20

Thts sn,ws iaracr shipments th!s yoar than last
every week except tho first Ri,a th9 e. last: nfa
2lH per cent. Last yenr the enormous recclnts
Mt Chlcuxo In May were nut felt much ou solps
nents Until jung, whom ahpmGnnts 9ccathe ttcs ,ne
hist fast IN tho uGuyo iabIo tj.UO tons. per week.
Ihis year May receipts werc much lighter, Gl,t i
ee ffseGs e. az sspnsus 'fs os
RIO report OF shipments In the Chicago papers
for last week gives them as 81 1Qe tons only. n
stead Of 81, ,9u0, and tho distribution sm1ng M tso
aeyoral railroads walch they giEe !sl;' to nc 10
asf the Fol i Wayae III to tho Paa: Handle a %
tho Grand Trunk. and 80 per cent to eho BAttl'
more Is also very far from corrnst Tno nb, t",
thc Luke shores was much below and tho urand
Trunk's much above tho percentage allotted In
t0 pG ' pacc% ae good deal OF stress on these
shipments is ono Of the best lrdlcattons Of the
course ct business h1o 70 ns tho exte1s 5r
them. TEo ct1cct has hcon to represcnt tho
9bero sas sas IT se @ terrible
| this ycar, which Instructed business Rt Chleago
than nt @ mHst otnsr pse9s eo ;e f9a n
The nmoisnts In the tWo years do@o 10 JUNO
wcro: .,o, r. -
aasesse aos'sa Il 70 ts chieaso
The stssnet assr sae "f the Eastbound freight
shipments published tn TIE TRIBUNE every
Slfltlay Ii from tho otlleial B0Ar4 OF Trade
spY s q fS liz fsRfG oaa y tS Re ri ssy
statements do not pretcn.l 70 give the 'totaI
amount 0f shipments OF. flour, graint aild
proyisons. the principal o' artele;, :,,s sh1Rpet
a1ses Gsit ta @ s @ fy Y nsses os e f aoa es9it as
included Iii TIE Tribune statement.
, 1881-06-20
CHICAGO.

LAkChA3Os
Tho alarm from Box 4a3 at 2:35 yesterday
morning was caused by fire III two-story
frame building In the rear of 4l8 West Lako
street, owned by A. Stone. Of No. 70 North
Ada street, who occupied n portion Of tho
structure as MI addition to Ills cnrrlago
factory OIL tho front half Of the lot The
damage to tho building Is estimated Mt $500,
upon which there is $500 insuranco
n! ii The ARrleultural of y WateIttown: Ett.
will be not more thnn $500, upon which there
!s S7oO Insurance ~ tho 1lolle Of New York.
:rha.r rear and principal, portion Of tEe btllld-
ing IL occupied by Schumacher & 20. rs Il
furniture factory, whose loss Is estimated at
$1,000, upon which tl,ore IS MI insurance Of
$500 on stock, and $1,000 pn machinery,
equally divided hutwcen the Northern Now
York md. the Firemen's MntnRl: The. llro
originated from unknown causes In Or about
tho engine nut, boiler room, and was first dis
covered by MIR. X. W. Donrnat,, Of No. 1853
West Randolph street., rs l,o was returning
from IL party. It was he who turned In tho
alnrlM.
, 1881-06-20
TIRE RECORD.
At rtT'I'SDURG.

At ptTTsDUnG.
sxsa. O1a.s" n 70 q %a '1tIaee i,pu ottcr
tt1sh9Nu' t"'' uuau n'ua.y ~ ~ k,,".,. M..v.
noon 5to~tiny inc "ooa"ork OIL t!,e o!Ntn
street suspcnstun-britlge, acr0ss tito Ale
nhouy River here. waa discovered to be on
firo The ilan,rs anrcni1 viii, lightning RI
~ 10. ,' ,,.nt IT,. a. anttra sir,,ot.
piotty, alla III !" SHUT t4a'o tns e"slto St'us.'
IRE was u mass OF hatMcs. Tho flre aefaft-
tnents Of both cities were called Into reqn!-
sttlnn. Int owing to their inability
~ es1 Nv .,. .au "'.o ~ n.. ep"n ,.ei y"
the Dfld9cs Wnero !he hle 1asen
ilerce1y, 1t was nearly m hour bcforo 1oy
got down to solid work. Finally, with tho
iii NJ rafta on,i to,y,onts. t,e e,,aInes wero
@ .aIe, ~, a't intn I Nv r,vnr nnd annm twemtv
aken ous 'hso tno l.vot au soon ~ s".nss s,.
streams from rs nlRtY engines wcro playing
,,pon tho f1amcs. Tho fire In tho meantime
Ind made remarkable llondway. tsrcat col
,,mua of wh,tn suoke wnro rushing out from
a1s -. ~ "ss %s,," 1'oo az. ,,..t..s. ~. 1900,
UeHeatH the DEluke, nHu tuH cuAyhR cu1lehto
, 1881-06-20

n0r oven HlOy0 away FROM tnWn to hdo htd
;hs ~ Est W IL ayfe a tHs IT, mss Il psaTy Sols 81!
xore aass!ng b. fey tor r,at ",p1oyans vi, tor
auieily to work. No Uno hAd .oyor suspeosed
TINT no was lrst. GLASS Joiner. but 20 i proved.
~ rented Z sans!los hp9se and big wtee i and he
ti,oia ID sho'r earrfa1o. Al bis work ho savmod
sppafcs'ty uhsrisalnF no bittotness or rcarets;
he oontanisys Which bed ,als allwsys tesPScted
hihiiloa o. pluck. Sumo might sas 4 toox norve
to do shas. j. required trade; Ile tl had
MSos a%os nase e e soua sav
supplied hai DO not learned. it .iu hIs
youth sasa aro H. tow Of the advantages !, ot
potontis,: ii % tosa of soS' or SoS inaao!sat Ill.,
!uarn ssato aa I'D not @ sravsatu M to .he county
a! 6ssnss atttsinx ~ sheF s'psy 1oa sS
wao.o father, = matchmaker an4 lewalos, bad
h S1s T. se wS spbesr 5as xSn yssS
sse: ea Sss tae
saoas sas ss ia sa
i 5sos a ss 3 fs as sys SS Il osa axS
aud tools; that hu could namo ut will ali rho tooa
used u shoo.shoP, Or jewolry storo, Or fa5nisuro
psrss % tGvreaf, he bscamp tho hero 81 tae scaool.
Ivory pupil was un1eE obligations 10 hIl'.
Every 10Y considered 1t . gr0at privilege to
81 Into Tint magica! Workshop. LII two ycars
beat SCHOLAR Ia the school, and ills attribute
to The systemat'o habt ho bud scqui1otl q
gtoi,p!nx facts tpze:har: When 9la fntler died,
i,.to iho shop mud AIa fathers business went ou
without any break. 4 lMy shuuld bo as hand,
with sutne mechanic tool lis with pGhctl: FarM
ers' bNya, from using tho t0ois around tho burr
on rnlny days, haye grown 70 bo tho best Of me,
| ohgntcy, hg1ldes, education 10 0ccoulinx q
| general that Y man mutt poasess . very suPssto
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
Ml S CELIA n EoUS.
MISTAKEN.

ANE OF the most eloquent members of the
" Onlted States Senate, in the DAYS when
Clay and Webster were its leaders, was Wm.
y. Preston, Of South Carolina. he was so
little given to dHndy III that even his warm
est admirers occasionally wished that he
would follow the spirit of Polinns' advice,
and let has ''HPparel proclaim tho man." An
amusing adventure happened to him once,
III consequence OF his uusenatoritl appear
ance be was mistaken fer a gambler. He
was on board Mississippi steamer, which
tnea permitted gambling in its cabin as iree-
~ nS 1t did whisky drinking This freedom
induced many gombIers TO travel un and
down the river. Not unfrequen:ly a steam.
er's cabin was turned into gambling holI
and scores OF Greenhorns were feeced. The
gamblers generally plpyed the game of faro.
the implements Of which they carried in a
small mahogany box. AS they bet against
all who played thoy were called "bansers." !"
and their money the '.bank."
Senator Preston was standing on the
steamers deck, aud holding small mahog>
any box. Suddenly man oruately dressed
approached him, and whispered:
81 say, old fel!er, when are you going to
begin 2"
"Begin what. sir:?" asked the astonished
Sepator.
Fenaw, none OF that CANNON with me
a few of US boys ure on board, and VIC want
little fun. We won't pile it on tee strong,
so come along and open at once"
'Keally, sir, don't undcrstspd you
Open What?"
Open what? Why, the bank, Of course.
Maybe you thiuk our pile isn't large enough
to make it an object. But we are not SO poor
as you may suppose"
The Senator was at loss TO understand
what was meant, aud his countenance ex-
pressed his perpIezity. After considera-
BILE pause the stranger continued
perhaps you will say that you're not a
sporting man"
81 am certainly nothing of the kind, :"
replied the now angry Senator, "sud can't
Imagine what put such an idea into ysur
head"
"Not a 'sporting>man2' If you're not,
why do you carry the tools about with you'll
and the man pointed to the mahogany box
The. light which broke into the Senator's
mind caused him to laugh heartily. "Ab,
yes A very natural mistake, indeed-very
natural" he exclaimed. I'LL show you the
contents of my mahogany box"
Opening it, be displayed the contents of
a dressing case-razors, brushes, combs,
soap and other toilet articles.
The man looked at tho box, and then
sharply at tho Senator, aud eaid: "I took
you for sporting geptlepau, but see you
are nothing but a barber. IF I'd known it
l wouldn't spoke to you!" aud he moved off,
looking as if he bsd been abused.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
eorrespondept of the Staunton II

A correspondent of the stauuton Vr-
ginian writing from Waynesboro, says: ga
few mornings since, as Mrs. G. c. Maslin, of
Baltimore, who is on visit at her fathers,
Mr. T. E. Antrim, in this town, was examin.
ing loaded pistol that her husband had
placed on the dressing case of their room
the night previous, she pulled the hammer
back and looked into the muzzIe snd as she
pointed the barrel from her and in an op>
posite direction the weapon was discharged,
the ball passing into the mattress of bed
near by. Her husband was in the roora at
the time, but engaged in arranging his
toilette and had not noticed his uife with tho
pistol, in fact did not know that she was out
of bed until he was startled by the report of
the discharge"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

sUsE CUES FOR PnEs.-Do you know what
what's one of the worst formsnts of the bn@ap
Iraine: Inc most perfect curs ever known is
hidney-No OFT. 1t cures constipation. and then
bowels and prevents securrence of disease Try
lt without delay The dry and the iiauid are
both sold by drnggists-G Glo5c - fs-s fa e-e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
(J.ckson Daily Patriot.) J

HAPPY FRIENDs.-Rev. f. NJ. Winburne,
Pastor II. E. Church, Mcxia, Texas, writes
IS follows: Several months since received
a supply of st. Jacobs Oil. Retaining two
bottles, distributed the rest among friends.
1t is a most excellent remedy for pains and
aches of various kinds, especially neuralgia
and rheumatic affections.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

sLEErLEssSEss. NEEvoUsSEss, CASsoT REsr
WELL at night, tired in tho morning on rising
sluggiah, pain in the back, which arises from de
kidney, With highly eolored urine if allowed 10
;1 stand to be be thick. attended, with burning when
roiaed. Ihayer's Liver Po~ders will cure you.
son, Charlestown, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
NEW SERIES, VOL. XVI, NO. I2.
? oE TIeAl.
IFor the Spirit of s.aer.on.
THE OLD LEAF Scar AND YEL-

Lot charity's pail,
Ger his yagaries fall,
If in truth you can feel for fellow
In seedy clothes,
With bloom on Ills nose.
In the leaf now scar aud yellow
Love-lorn alack.
With stitch in his back,
And limp in his left propeller;
he muses. alone.
Ger the days that arc gone.
And feels in the leaf scar aud yellow.
he once was q beau,
Bat misfortune trew,
And the doll will play tricks with folIovt
While the fingers of time,
Will sprinkle with rhyme,
An old leaf scar aud yellow
In tho evening gray,
He murmurs this lay.
In accents harmonious aud mellow;
tSave when pain,
DIsturbs the rsfratn,
OF the old leaf scar aud Yellow
SONG.
Memory viii! cling,
To tue roses of spring.
And the bcart's diapason awaken:
Tho the petals be strewn,
Aud fragrance and bloom,
have with winter. the rsse tree forsaken,
So loves of the past.
radiaros will cast,
Ger the twilight of autumn to mellow
With mystic power,
One golden hour,
Stth old leaf scar and yellow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
TO STOCK RAISERS.

THE undersigned having considerable expert
ence in tho gelding Of stock, offers his profess
sionai services - the Stock RainerB OF JefIer.on
and adjoining Coun ties, prom iEing in the
ecution of work entrusted to him. Will also give
attention to tissases in horses Also has patent
anu hooter. which be will apply toHogs. Letters
will IeceiEe prompt attention. Terms reasonable.
Feb. l3, 1877. JOHN " SCHAEFFER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

IF you want large stock of Chewing
Tobacco to select from, go to DALGARS's,
he has twenty kinds, at prices from 40 cts.
up. Alse, Cigars and Smoking Tobacco,
Groceries, Notions, Boots and Shoes, &c, &e.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

HEADACHE, NERvousEEss. CosTlvEwEss or Chol.
era Morbus are cured with Thayers Liver Pow der
and only cost IS ets. Sold by druggist every.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
GEO. II. LIGHT


HAS Just received some novelties in the Paper
line; also Visiting Cards.
March %, 1880. GEO II LIGHT
EHUREKA HORSE pow DERs-the best ON the
- market-warranted not to iniure Brood Mares
prepared and sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
LII kinds of Paper and Envelopes cold bv
"a March %, 1880. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

II you TAKH our ADVICE you will lose NO tina
in calling on your druggist for 'tseIIers5 Cough
syrup'-without an equal Price IS cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

THaYzE's cossuxPTIos on ceuoH Cu.E i. IN.
best thug for Consumption kpoun apd viI es,s
an ordinary cough in thirty misuIes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

TUaezs, EzysrsELAs marcurial disssses ssrof.
uls and general debility cur ed by ..Dr Lindsey;.
Blood sesreher." Sold by druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

TIE BEsT LTvEz AND KIDssY RssurATos. ard
Rsotls Purgative known, - Thayer's Liver Pow-
der's. Sold By n. =. Hsndersens CheriesteSn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
Shenandoah Valley r. r.
Change of Time,

Taxing Effect Dec. 2d, 1850.
Philadelphia time Give minutes faster than
Baltimore time.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

7 SELL tho Best Brand of Arbuckl Roasted
Coffee at only % cts. a pound, Cash.
March l 1851. J, SHIRLEY SMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

said hard working man. Tho doctor e,s.
tT9ned T9i him and found that he had beer habitu-
aL5 @ Sesnye Ier years that row his kidneys
hiahey-n ert was recon mended and fafthfaIIy
lien lien ana 10 short time every tfonbIo was
.SSMoVeo: Inc cleansing and tonic power ef
nas,5f snis msaiSlne ON the bowels and kidneys 10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

HIGH TEsrn1oEIAL.-Madane AngsIe.
slI. TRINA Donna OF the French and Italian Opera
Aendelssohn Piano Co.. New York
Gentlomen-FrOm the experience bavs had
in playing upon your Upright Pianos, I cannot
help expressing my admiration Of thar tono
and action. One respect in which they par
fIcalarly excel Is their sin Ring quality OF tome
Wishing you good success In the manufacture
of these hEe instruments, 1 am
Yours truly ANGLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

G7O WEEK. Sl2 a day at homo easily
'4 Il made. Costly Outfit free. Address TRuE
< Co.. Augusta. Maine. March S. lSSI-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

Nature has written letter of credit on
some mems faces which is horored wherever
it is presented.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

The toad, which used to be thoupbt /.
most malignant reptile, is really one Of the
most useful creatures gardener can have
about bin. In the matter of feeding ony
thing that ereeps or craWls will do for him
-WoOd-liee, beetles, spiders, siugs, worms.
even snails with their shells being snapped
up bis dexterous teugue and swallowed as If
by magic. Kept in garden or ereen>house.
they will destroy an immspEs number Of in.
Jurieus insects while absolutely doing no
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

"Why should not ducks be allowed ON
doctors premises 2" because they make
/ such porSonal F7@
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
Spirit Of geffersolr.

OFFICE IN "lEE HALL" BUILDING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

The AMERICAN FARMER for March Is rich I'm
practical and suggestive materials. a great
variety of farm topics is treated. IucIudfnR
seasonabie work in every department. Of the
aens, Iens, and among live stock, ponltry and bees.
Ihere Is an Interesting home department Ter
The subscription is 81 so year, or only si to
clubs of Eve or over. Sam1 Sands q son RaI--
timore, publishers. ' ~'=
AnERIcAN NAGRIcULrUEIsr.-Tb March nun.
ber of this valuable montbIy Is before ma. ro-.-
plete with articles Of the greatest interest 10,
tne farmer gardner and house keeper and pro..
the Orange Judd Co., New York. at si.s6 per
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-27

MARY CBILcoTE, late of Sun Prairie,
Wisconsin, and former resident Of Som
ersei, Ohio. and who suddenly died on the
1ltb inst, while engaged in kind attentions
to her aged and feeble mother, is well and
personally known by a large number of the
readers of the SoEMRszr Press. God on
ly knows the number of hearts saddened
by the startling intelligence of Msry's
sudden death; but all who knew her, know
that the Christ at wh.se feet she, like Mary
Of Bethany sat; has bu. called her to enjoy
e nearer and fuller approach to the unsel-
lied bliss Of the children OF the kingdom
where tie inhabitants never say, ~ am
sick" She was therefore ready when ber
master called for her, and to know and do
His will was ever the delight of Mary, who
was ready at once to enter into the upper
sanctuary and enjoy the reward of shoso to
whom IL il said, abe thou faithful until
and will give the crown Of lifs."
The following pathatic lines published
in The COuntryman, Of the 18th inst, oi
Sun Prairie, Wis, is expressive Of the feel
ings Of many besides the one who indicted
them to the memory Of her dear friend.
Lines written on the death Of Miss Mary
Chilcote:
Mary is dead-our gentle, loving friend
Your friend and mine has found, of earth
the end.
/ A -. !
grace,
For tho. perchapce. you never cav her face
Nor heard her words like benedictions fall
Still call her friend, for she was friend tt
all.
She had 20 much OF Christ within her hear
That high and lowly held an equal part
IL any err'd, she grieved that it was so;
fany mourned she shared their cup of woe
Were any glad, her own cares were forgo
Or laid aside, rejoicing in their lot.
So close she followed where the Savior led
That now, of her, 1t may be truly said:
Mary the good part chose; and now, shal
We
Mourn hopelessly because her soul 10 free
Nay. nay, we should rejoice at her grsa
gain
BE glad that she hss dove With ,ssrs suc
pain.
: Unto her aged mothers bleeding heart
May the Good Shepherd bring his hsaiin
. art;
Be comforter. a. He alone snows how
Surely his aid will not forsake her now,
For she has walked with Him 40 man
years,
He feels her sorrow and will heed he
tears. OLYErrE ELLA.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-27
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS,
For the Week Ending Jan. %, 1881

In the matter of exceptions to the &C.
count Of d. q. Fowler, Admr. James E.
Davis, decd, settled.
Application to Probate Will of David
Coleman, deceased.
Daniel RidsDdour, guardian of Riden.
hour heirs, Hled his 3rd account for set
Element.
In the matter to the exceptions Of the
account Of r. NJ. Barr assignee Of George
Spiece. accom-, approved and confirmed.
r. H. Baird executor of Alexander
Baird. decd. presented claim for allow
suce; will be for hearing on the % of Feb.
George Klinger guardian of Jacob W.
Wolf and Willianetta Wolf presented his
account for settlement.
Catharine jerks, insane, returned from
Athens Asylum, incurahle.
Thomas J. Dittoe, Administrator OF Sam
Brehm, decd. presensed first account for
settlement.
Marriages Licenses for the eek ending
January n2nd:
Leroy II. Anguish to Mary Ann Spur
rier, John Mclean to Mary J. Wilson
William Brown to Sarah A. Archibald,
Nelson NJ. Kishlsr to Sarah L. Saline, John
Spreevss to Matte Frainbrook.