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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
Central Vermont Ral0li Lint
Commencing Nondsy, October q, 1881

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST WILL LEAvn
MONTPELIER AS FOLLOWS:
600 A. NJ NAIL from st Adams and burlington.
"'-O ~ "'lur concord, Manchester, NasnIi,
W irres' er, L we aud Boston.
Ion p NJ Ut llIEED EXP .tErN, Erul Montreal,
Wv T. De Dsdtu 30 rrs al tue W.st. for B,.ro
VIA, Los ell aud Fltcuhurs ~priul-
held, New London and N'v Y r6.
Drawing room cars to Boston VIA.
AK pu IIXED from st Adams Rutland and
o'oo r NJ Idrtu ton tor Nurtdhed.
1I.lO d N NIiHT EX RE~S rom lontreil, Ox-
l'lO r m'drusburg AMI the vest, for 3i~t.l w..
Lowell and Fitc.u!r-,S rlnx cid, New
London aud New York. AMI all point
III New England. NlcpWuE car to
Springfield and Boston, via Lowell.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST:
o.1n N NIGHT EXPRESS from Boston and
D. ~ A. M'New York lpr Montreal, OtdenS,nur1
and the West, Sleeping ear to Mont
c.1s =, HCtoMNODATION from Northaeld
IL A. m.for BURN Rutland Rouses PhI'
1o.oo :, L a'G' EXPKESs from White River
lO'ou A. M'Juuctiou,tor BurlinEton,St Adams and
o.55 !, by ,i'I'E EXPREss, ayes Boston via.
900 L. M Fitchbur4. SOD A. NJ. v L., Lowell, $3.50
A NJ New London, $50 A. NJ, SErin-
ncid 200 A. II for Burliu ton, ~tAlhans,
Montreal. O-ieusburS ma the West.
Drawing car to Montreal
cog ~ \, SCCONHOD AIIDN from WHIT River
O'Ao L. Injunction. for Burlington, St Albaus
and hOut real.
Trains leave for TIRE at 1926 A NJ $50 Pm and 4:2O
Returning leaye Barre At s;25 4 N $50 and 5:OP
Through Tickets 20 Chicago and all points west Tor
WE SMITH. J.w HOBART,
Genn. Pass. Agent "'hl 1lE-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
MISC EIANFOUS.

I, flying iib; ?, i'h 3, fore-tor-mast-stay sail;
a. tare-co1rsr; ., i0ret1p sail; o, foretop gallant
sail; !, tprerlyI; 8, fore sky-sail; o, foTe-roy-
al studd.lg sail; 10. furet0I-gaant studdinR-
salli IL, iprer1u-u3st stu1ding-sail; l2, main
course; 10, mainfonsaii; Il, maintop-gallant
saiii 10, m3iu-foyal; 1G, main sky-sail; ~,
main royal studtincsail; fs, main top-gallant
siudding--ail; 10, maintop-mast studding sail;
20, mlzzeu-nour-e; p, Wizzan-top sail; &c,
Wizzen-tupgail3n sail; 20, mizzen-royal; "a
mizzen sky-saiI; 20, mizzen-spanker.
The pictures in Webster under the I2 words.
Beef, Boiler, Castle, Column, Eye, Horse,
Weddings, Phrenology, Ravelin, Ships.
pages 1l64 and 1910 Steam engine, Tim
beers, define 343 words and terms far better
than they could be defined in words.
New Edition of WEBSTER, has
$4,000 Words, 5000 Engravings,
1900 New Words and Meanings,
Biographical Dictionary
of over 500 Names.
Published BY G. &c. MERRIAM. Springfield, Moss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

Nervous Irritabiity, Sciatica and all painful Nerv.
Ous Dlseasas.-A treatise by well known physician.
specialist on these subjects, concludes follows
Neuraxia ia of tho lnst painful of Diseases and
Is attended with more or less nervous irritation.
sciatica also form IF neuralgia, aud all painful
nervous diseases come under that udIne Neur,l-H,
means ache, and therefore you IAN suffer with
Neuralgia any part ot the body the uurves ure
supplied to every part.
have for many wears stude the cause If ''tral-
aud the nature II the ueiYO IL stem, .uu ma
diseases tina it l. subject 10, and hay ~ ~ u
OK ereucc that the trGt and prnW Hst i .u-
riHls is poverty OF the nervous HOOD e.. ,It.
poversned and poor and III SOM e. ~,
because the pate does LOT a..un- a.. t>
eaten is apprOp riated To the uervJtt u ra.e
many causes Tor tus, out Dr. '. b ii. -uu's
Celery and CnamOmhe Pills have IN ia, H- 81 we'd
perfect ~ Tor his tlTIII t.t fi.r.. a. ..
SOa by all Druggists. Ptlcr 81 cents D,A Depot
lU5 Aurh EutaW St Md BA ma. ty1 urxr, l,u : l.
OF six boxes Tor 5 90 Ia auy address
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

We should rank it as good for heife
lnter the circumstances named, beng
uLtle more than an ounce of butter from
,,ulnd of milk Ed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
Ma d

At Mt Vernon Church. Baltimore by Rev. DR..
Guard. on the 10th of February, Mr.. WILLIAM
A. CHAPLIEE and Miss IDA NJ. COOKUS,
both of Shepherdstown.
Rev. a.E. Rogers. JAMES ". RiLEy aDd Mi Is
MoLLIE KEDWILER-beth of Berkeley
county.
At st. Jeseph'sC Catholic Church. Martipsbure,
pe6r1.ry 18th. BY Rev. J.. B. O'Reilly. Mr..
RICH4Ep SULLIVAN to Miss MARY CASH
On February 81, at the residence of the brides
Thomas. Mr.. ELISHA BEElyES and Mis-, s.
AAGGIE STgCkEY.
On tho l2th of February, by Rev. p. II.
in Berkoiiey county. Mr.. sXMWE fl'TfS Si.hff;
and Miss LAURA EDWARDS.
In Kansas Citv, NO., September 9Th, 1881.
Mr.. J.SPANSLER. formerly of Sbep,
herdstown, 10 Miss JENNIE UMBARGER, Of
Kansas CITY.
At tho Central Baptist Church, Nashville.
LIS. ~fermerly Of Berkeley county, to Miss
ANNIE LAURIE WRIGHT, OF Nashville.
In Berkeley county. by Rev. James 3 o'Ri1ey,
on The l6.h Tlt: ut tho BRIDES residence. Mr..
HAvER. NN
On the cath of February. in the Lutheran.
Church: shepherds1own. by Rev. D. 81. Moser.
THOMAS ~. BRYARLY. of Berkeley county
and Miss MAMIE STALEY. laughter of Mr.
Emanuel sfaIey, Of the vicinity of Shepherds
town.
On the evening Of February e.th, 1851. by
TER, JR., to ADA f. HIGGINS. 10th of Ralti-
more.
In the Presbyterian Church. NartinabRrr..o on
N. Woods, Mr.. c. G.. GETZENDANNER, of JEFF.
fcrson county. to Miss LlLLlE May daughter
Of Harrs Thomas, Esq. of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
ID | E d

IL charlestown. on Wednesday morning LAST,
Of C~onsUmntioR, Mr.. BENJAMIN w. Dali,
@ARN. aged 90 years, Q months and es daysE
Appropriate services were held in tho Prssby-
terrain Church and the remains inferred by
Matte Lodge Of A. +. & A. Masons, in Edge
Hill Cemetery Thursday afternoon.
At her home Mt tho White House. in this
county, on Tuesday, February ED, 1851, Mrs.
NARY ANN MORROW, wife of Mr.. Joseph
aged about &C wears.
The uucSpecied intelligence of the death of
tins lady has thrown tho veil of sadness over a
large circle of friends in this town and county.
Mrs. Morrow was a lady of affectionate dispo.
s,tion-,TTarm;heaIted. benevolent; gentle and
hospitaole- Her heart and her hearth were
ever open to the needy. For many years a de-
yeted member of the N. Z. Church South, her
life was that OF n consistent christians and her
bereaved husband and childrea mourn mo-
without hope.for they know that she has but
entered into life.
"Asleep in jesus |. q. how sweet
To be for such q slumber meet"
In Cha,lestown. on Wednesday evening. Feb.
10th. 1851, of Bronchitis. WILLIAM STOCKER
KANE. the only and beloved son of Michael
and annie Lee Kane, aged 2 months, 2 weeks
aud 3 days.
Al his residsnco. in Martinsburr. on Saturday,
February S: lss1. in tho 43th year OF his age,
Mr.. JOHN KEARNET.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
WEST VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature has agreed to extend its
session to March 18th, and has passed Q
joint resolution adjourning the present ses-
sion Of the Legislature over to the first We'd
nesday in February, 1882, and providing
that . committee composed of three mem-
bers and two Senators, shall sit in the inte-
rim to prepare unfinished legislation for the
action Of the Legislature when it shall reas-
senble.
A considerable debate took place in the
House on Wednesday, on the proposed
amendment to the school Law, increasing the
rate of Ssate taxation from ten to twenty
eonts. After mentioning several other
speakers, the Wheeling Register says:
"Mr. Beekwith was the next man to take
up the cudgel against the proposed amend
ment. This gentleman has a manner about
him that chains ones attention, and he pro-
duces Q good impression. His argument
was exhaustive, and showed a familiarity
with the subject that mus. have been graft
tying to his constituents, wero any present,
to think that they had such an able repre-
sentative"
Mr.. Grantham, in a word or two decided
ly uttered, expressed his disarproval of the
amendment. The amendment was defeated.
A bill to regulstetransportation of frsigh.
BY railroad corporations was read a third
time in the Senate on Thursday, and on mo-
ton, was laid on the table.
The same day. in the House, Mr.. Beck
with presented "An act to enlarge the Law
Library at Charlestown." It seems, says
the Register, that the county of jefferson
purchased a library for tho use of the Su,
prene Court while sitting at Charlestown.
By an order of tho County Court the county
has offered to transfer the same to the State
on condition that SIS. 900 be paid cut of the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated, in orr
der to enlarge this library, this being the
duty Of the State. The bill contains provi,
sions covering tho sams.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

not intend to be diverted from my position
of dealing with facts and figures by sueh ex.
hibitions of temper, which only display n
,ceah cause ; but as the public in this case
are the interested parties as to the zauo and
facts, 1 am satisfied to leave to them the
verdict as to when the phrases apply on tho
subject of taxes. lost to the ceunty by illegal
acts of the Court. at least for 1878 and '79.
as the records prove Though the writer
of the last communication seems to be better
adapted to their use than in dealing with
either lao. facts or figures. and though I
grant Courts are not inJdHi6Ie. they must
expect their acts, SO far as the public are
concerned, to be proper subjects of eriti,
cism.
The loss to school districts in 1873, as be.
tween the Auditor and county assessment,
was between six aud seven hundred dollars,
and L have in my possession a statement
from the records of the Auditors office in
relation to the taxes of the B & o. r. r..
in Jefferson county for some years back,
showing what years ne superintendent to dis
tricts and no rate of levy from districts re.
ported. and no assessment either for eounty
or districts.
And now, in conclusion, in order to bring
the matter in controversy directly before the
public, and see how far the extracts from the
letter are correct, will ask the following
questions:
LIST. Did the. Court in pursuance Of law
sppertion to the districts the whole value of
the r.. Il. property for 1873 and 10, as cor.
tiled by the Auditor TO the Court, or was
there only a part of suoh value SO appor.
tioned2
The records of The Court say they did NOT,
but Ia as they had heretofore 5one-reduced
Z.
2ud. Did the Court far the year 1880
mako any apportionment of the value of the
Railroad property between the several dis.
tricts. as the law requires?
They did not, as the tar uas so compEca-
ted ,oiM Red Tape IL could not be enforced.
as he says IN the first communication and
though the Court auas uoted out in Noven,be,
IN the second communication, it uas notfe6
Iy HE Auditor, as has letter proves, on .Julv
%, 1880, and November 4, 1889, of the
apportienmcnt.
Sd. Did the Sheriff of the county collect
the whole amount of county tax certified to
him for 1878 and 70, and former years BY
the Auditor? Or did he, under tho orders
of the Court, receive . less amount than hat
certified by the Auditor to be duel
The records for years 1878 and 10 show
he received less than oss due, and as the tax
was for rs and 10 on the sum as heretofore
agreed upon, viz $40. 900, the Court as.
sessmeus, as against s5l5, 7S9 rs. the Audi
tors assessment, an investigation would be
The only way to see how much less had been
collected than should have been in former
years.
And I would now ask my Granger friends
what they think of this arrangement by the
Court.
Now the law and the facts are before the
people. Judge them.
JAS. LAW. Hoorr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
HON. JOHN W.
From the Wheeling Resistsr.1

Editor Re9ister.-This gentleman, who
Is a member of the House of Delegates from
Jefferson county, is the recipient of a very
abusive editorial criticism in the Fayette,
VILE Enterprise, of February Is, 1881,
which, | am glad to say, receives the con,
demnation of every member Of the House.
regardless Of party.
Mr.. Grantham is in possession Of infor.
nation that tho article referred to was writ.
ten in Washington and mailed to the Enter.
prise, with a SIS bill enelosod) demanding
Its pubiication. who the author of the edi-
tor'ni was, VIC leave the readers Of the Req.
lister to draw their own conclusions.
Now as the fact 10 the case: The COUNTY
convention that nominated Mr.. Graptham
voted down a resolution instructins pomi,
nees of said convention to vote against Hon
} N. Camden for United States Senator
and hence he was in reality pledged by
those voting in convention to vote for Mr.
Camden, which he did.
The petition spoken Of in the article oan.
tanned some four hundred names. ont Of a
Democratic vote of two thousand. Mr.. Gran.
than knowing that the people of his county
were divided between the different eandi.
dates for Senator, with much the lareest
number in favor of Mr. Camden, voted os
be knew the majority of his contestants do.
sired him to do.
He. did not come to wheeling AZ a
Hereford man" as the Enterprise states.
nor did he ever pledge himself to Here ford
or any of his friends, as 1t would have ;ts
readers to believe.
Mr.. Grantham is a heightened Christian
gentleman, and one who would spurn to do
a wrong to anybody, and the attacks of this
paper upon his private character will fall far
short of its mark, and will reeoil with dou.
BILE force upon the man who was base enough
te pen such an article.
The Enterprise seems to have been selco.
ted as the cesspool, by the enemies of Mr..
Camden, in which to gather all the filth
and venom Of his opponents, and through
that medium to spit it on. q. intervals best
suited to. their tastes and when it suited
their convenience, to do Mr.. Camden or
some of his friends a personal injury.
L know well that the first abusive article
that appeared IN the press of this State
against MIR. Camden, (aud that before the
October elections) was published in the En-.
fcrprtse, of which Brszie claims to be edi-
tor (?)
Now, Mr.. Editor, is it not time that this
personal abuse of Democrats and Democratic
othce-holders by Democratic papers should
be stopped. Mr.. Camden has been elected:
then why continue to abuse him and his
friends.
The intelligent people of West Virginia
will not uphold the map who seeks to pull
others down, that he himself may rise. 1t
is time fer Democrats to quit fighting Dems.
Gratis. THIRD DISTRICT.
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COMMUNICATED.

Editor Spra.-I will agein OCCUPY space
in your columns to reply to the last commu>
n%ication Of R. W. Bayler, February %.
In this the writer denies any arrangement
with the Is. & o. r. r. regarding its taxes,
and that il was assessed in accordance with
law in lS78-'79. Now, in the first commu-
niestion signed 81, giving the extracts from
the letter, IL toas claimed The county uas not
receiving the amount of TAG legally due from
the b. Dc O. e. r., and that an arrangement
or compromise by the County Court was the
cause OF it. This, I think, was proven by
the letter of the Auditor to the Legislature,
IN that the road declined to pay him fHe
county tao. claiming that IL had been or
would be paid directly to the coanty authors
tics, while the Auditor was the only author
lied agent to receive them. This was in
regard to tax of 1880, which assessment,th the
writer says, came from the Auditor Novem>
Der 4, 1880. after Aei Court ,ons yoted out of
existence. Now, if the render will refer to
the letter of the Auditor, he will find re-
ported the value of the B. 4 o. r. R. in
Jefferson county, was s471,43S So, which
amount, he says, u1as certified to the County
Court for npportionment to the school dis
trtcts on the 23a day of JULY, 1880, also
November 4, 1880. Vas the Court out of
enistenee IN Ju!yP II not. tshy oas the op-
Portionnaent not made between tho above
dates, near three months iuterveniug7 And
on this account the auditor says he ,cas nm.
able TO make any assessment for tor sue The
several districts of the county on either the
B. d o. or s. Y. Roads. So You'll see
from the Auditors letter tho school tax was
lost for 1880.
Now let us see how far the records of tho
Court show anything like au arrangement:
STATE or WEST YIRGISA.
In the G"uRty Court. May Term. 1879.
Ata Term of said Court. continued and hold
TING s2nd cay Of May 1873.
of the Court, aud all the Justices of the county.
Ordered, That the basis of taxation of the
property of the Baltimore and 6hie Railroad
Company III this county BIO fixed for the wars
1878 and 1873 fhs sum her sfefo-e agrsed upon. gig:
Three Lfunarsd and Forty Thousand Dollars s 34o,-
OOOl.sr at the rate of ten Thousand dollars nor
@lIc upen the ttiirty-foEr miles of road of said
company IN tins county, and upon the payment
by SAID Company of tue legal county and diskr let
Ieuiss upon said basis, the letter 10 be assessed upon
the respective 0moItnfs of said sum 8 $40, eanl dppor-
tionsd 10 the srtd districts BY an order hereafter TO bs
made. The Sheriff tcilf sreeuts 70 said Company a re-.
cetpt IN JuI for county and disfrirt kpies for said
yeaIs. 1t is ordered that tho Baltimore and
9hio Railroad tax shall be divided among the
dl1erent school districts as follows:
Harpers Forty District. 81 miles.
BOLIVAR miIes.
shepherd miles.
Potomac 81 mile.
Aiddlsway ri m;Ie.
Sharlestnwn District Il miiss
Osourn miles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

"A new invention is reported from Turin.
1t consists in the application of light giving
materials to printing ink. by which print
becomes luminous in the dark so that in fu>
tnre it will be possible to read a. night. in
bed OF during a journey, without the as.
sistance of candle or lamp. A new daily
paper. in which this luminous material will
be used, is, it is said, about to be published
in Turin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
COMMUNICATED.
February 21 1891

~ FEBRUARY II, 1881.
mr.. Hatnes Through your valuable
paper, let me call the attention of tho Re-
gents OF the University of West Virginia,
who are now looking for a Presiden.) to the
eminent fitness of the Rev. Jue. P. HYDE.
now President of the Lonoak College. of
martinsburg. for the position /; he is in evsry
respect qualified and would add honor to the
institution. Bo1Iv.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
THE NEW BALTIMORE AND GIN
CINNATI R, r,

At the organization of the Board of Di.
reetors of the new railroad. (the Baltimore
and Cincinnati) last week, at Washington,
Hon. A. 4. Boteler, of this place, vas eles-
ted one of the Board.-Shep. Register.
We are glad to note the above fact. The
read referred to cannot by any meaps be ex>
peoted to make a divergence to Shepherds
town, the home of Boteler, but Charlestewn
as can be seen by reference to any correct
map, is almost on an airline between Balti>
more and Winchester, two points on the
reute of the proposed road. Besides, it has
long been commended by those who profess to
know that an easier crossing of the Blue
Ridge mountains can be had at the gap at
Harper's Ferry or at Keyes' Gap, than at
any other point along this section of the
Valley. Should this company deem it proper
to pass through our county. our people we
are sure wonld be delighted. We therefore
hail the election of Col. Boteler to a place
on its Board of Directors with sincere pleas
sure, feeling assured that he will do all in
his power to subserve the interests of his
county, in SO far as they may not radically
conflict with the interests of the corporation
in question.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

Eiea!7 our indictments were found bv
HeDi "f1iJ grand jury, at the last term
ls CT a. ;S!t of that county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

The West Virginia Freeman is the title Of
. new eisht-page weekly published at Par
ksrsburg, by Messrs. I. 81. johnson and W.
F. Atkinson. The first number, before No
edited. veil
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
READ.

READ
III oW to save money and troable-by Settling
, L your Accounts with ]. HIRLEY SMITH,
and not with an Officer of the Law. The last cali
All accounts that arc not settled up by the frst
Of April, 1851, will be transferred for collection
by Law. j. SAIRLEY SMITH
March l., 1851.
SELL the Best Brand Of Arbuckle Roasted
i Coffee at only % cts. a pound, Cash.
March !, 1881, J. SHIRLEY NTH.
SELL. the Yacht Club Cigar. "
L March /. ]. SMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin, died in
Warrington on Thursday last,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

The congressional committee on the York.
town centennial has accepted the offer of the
Yorktown Centennial Association to donate
niseen acres of land, part of the Temple
iafm, as a site for the erection of the monu.
mens: The monument will be erected on
the river bluff. The committee decided also
70 request John G. Whittier to write an ode
TO be sung during the celebration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

A LII kinds Of Burnsrs-from the Ntrh. Lam,
IA to the BuIis Eye-for sale by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

IIiHE season having arrived for FRESH oYs.
j TIERS. my saloon will be open % nv f,i.,S.
after this date. psnvT1
September FL, 1850, "N'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
NOTICE.

CEwING MACHINES REPAIRED in a ar..
October s. 1880. J. HENRY EoIANp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

RAJsINs, citroa .curr.nts, Candies, Nuts and
New. g. 1850. SIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01

FAVE constantly on hand Honiny. N.vv
heans. Dried CoFn-ths Canada-DSfad Pes,
and GAINED Goods. J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
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EOUND.

A Large Gold Watch Seal, which the owner
IA may secure by proper Identification aud
payment of costs. Call at the
March 1, lsSl-St. SPIRIT OFFICE.
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Goods for the MiIIionI
NOTICE.
S. s. DALGARN,
AGENT for Jsffcrson CSnntJ.

RRoE, ". VA. February 1851, 1881:
purchased the interests Of p. W.
IL Berry in tho firms of "BEREY RRotsI nnd
'BrRkY Bao's HE~TLEBawEa," the above 6Tus
are thiS day dissolved. The Mercantile Bust
ness VIII be continued by the undersigned-
Thankful fer past PATRONAGE eontinuaras ~
the same il respectfully solicited.
the Grain and Fertilizer. etc, Bxstnss,.
new p9rtnsrship 10 formed bstWeen chas.J
Berry and Daniel Heasbowe or. upder ~
and style of Berry & Hefiebower.
Very especially.
CHAS. J. BERRY,
DANIEL HRFLEB0HIK.
NJ D L parties Indebted 10 si,h.,
~ ~ the above Arns are speainTy Ir,si
10 prompt settlement of thsir Accounts.
February %. issI-sn. an
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
NOTICE.

rTtHERE will be q meeting of the SHAREHOLDER
IN Baildiag Association No. 5, ON she SIC
2SD 18Th DAY. OF IARCH
NEXT. for the purpose of electing Seven nj
recIors to manage the affairs of said AEseeis-
tioH for the ensuing year,
By Order of the BoRrd.
j. Y. SIMMONS,
EsDEbaEy Ia l5Sl-St- Sseretary
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-01
DISSOLUTION

THE firm of russell Il Long has this d.v
l. been Dissolved. and the business III b. co.
ried ON ia the failure by N:mrod Tru,seIl.
All indebted are rsauested to make PAYMENT
to the Uudersigned.
Jan. as, 1851. NIMRoD TRUssEI