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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24
For the Farmer and Mechanic
WAYSESyILLE, n. c., Nov. Is.

In compliance with your numerous
requests for news items from all e
tons, | will endeavor to give a few from
W~aynesville and its surroundings.
Until it was settled as to where the
line of the Railroad was to be located
whether directly by Waynesville, Or up
Jonathan's Creek. five miles north OF
this point capital was restless, and sell
dom were investments made. Since
the line has been permanently located
bv u little town, business is brisk,
goods are coming in by wagon loads,
and all kinds of produce bring the
highest cash prices.
Judge Gudger is erecting a fine
dwelling which will be an ornament to
the town. Mr.. Faucett, one of our
leading merchants, is putting up an
additional building to accommodate his
| growing trade in roots, herbs, sc.
Much capital is seeking investment
in Haywood timber. Some of our wal
nut is now being prepared for the mar
kets of Europe.
Two stockades are soon to be bull
near here, and the increasing demand
. for Lumber keeps saw mills busy filling
orders for these and the country trade.
The prosperity of our educational in
situations is a visible index of our pro
gress. Prof. Kerr, though a youns
man, ranks among our leading educa
tors. During his stay among Vi he has
had to compete with men of age anc
experience, aud his reputation as al
Academic educator is unsurpassed IL
Western North Carolina.
For some reason unknown to us VI
fail to get some numbers of the Far
M err and Mechanic. This failure is
serious disappointment, since its col
umns are SO newsy and spicy.
III. j. 3.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24
State Dots.

(The name in italic indicates the pa
G from which the item came though
conden ed in our own language):-
-7o,c hIight: Mr.. &. Z. Kingbury
has bought Mr.. d. S. Osborne's inter-
est in the Granville Warehouse for
$4,000.
Home: Charlotte's 2nd Presbyterian
church has called Rev. n. M. Woods,
of Galveston, and he accepts. Rev. DR..
f.. H. Harding has not decided on his
future location.
Durham has a steam Laundry. and it
is very popular with many housekeep-
Ben Brown, the negro burglar, who
is to be hanged in Charlotte on Friday
(25tb) was a leading politician in South
Carolina during Reconstruction.
Star: Mr.. Geo. W. Kidder's two
rice barns opposite the City were burned
by an l~ncenaiary, with 1000 bushels OF
rice, Insured for Sc, 625.
-Blode: Mr.. John A. Houck has
sold $40. 900 shingles during the year.
He launches them in bundles 60. 900 at
a time, and guide. them for IA miles
down Johns river to within 3 miles Of
Morgantor, where they are brought il
wagons, to the railroad.
The iaingle business is growing tc
enormous proportions in the Banks
Caldwell. Catawbs section. Their.
are six factories neal Hickory that eacf
turn out from 5000 to 5000 per CAV
Yet this grand total al s.y $4,000 pei
day csnnot supply the demand. Lot:
OF folks must be '~'p4tchin de roof
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

Roxboro Herald. Joe ellis, aged
sixteen years, was handling a pistol il
company with samual PurA ear aud a
several years old son of Gender Puryear.
ellis cooked the pistol, when it explo-
ded, the ball entering the breast OF
young purycar. The boy Is still alive
and his recovery probable. Joe
johnson, a notorious negro of Olive
Hill township was severely cut at 4 ne
gro party on Col. II. A. Rogers planta-
ton Saturday night Mr. R. W.
Neal, while riding the public road near
his house last week, was suddenly taken
i'll and fell FROM his horse, breaking his
collar bone and otherwise injurlng him
self.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

CREEPING ONT would be folly tc
predict the completion of the Chapel
Hill r. r. judging the future by the
Past; but we can at least be sure of
what is already done, and the Durham
Recorder says: 'Tney have completed
the road ready fer The cars some dis
lance beyond New Hope, and have
layed the cross ties within three miles
of the terminus. A large force is to
work at the mine digging ore which
will greatly increase the freight on the
the North Carolina road. An effort
will be made, with fair prospects Of
success, t o run a daily passengers train
from the end of the road to Raleigh.
If the project is successful the trains
will commence to run aboat the irst of
December, leaving the terminus of the
road early each morning, and ret1rn IN
the evening""
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

MY good woman. why arc yos so OUT
of sorts, never able to tell folks that
you are we'll Ten to one it'sall caused
in the first place bv habitusl con.tipa-
ton, which no doubt finally caused
aerarged kidneys and liver. The sure
cure for constipation i. the celebrated
Kidney Wort. 1t is also a specific
remedy for all kidney AMI liver diseases.
Thousands are cured by it every month.
Try it at once.-7Oledo BIule.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

To ANY One ENGAGED IL. or EX
pecting to invest in, the ENTERPRISE o.
manufacturing shoes, we will sell a com
plete lot ofmachinery cheap. for cash.
or shoes, or on time to suit the cu<to
mers. Address,, ScoTr & Co., Me
GAINESVILLE, n. &.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24
The Cotton Market

Is dirsCeit - quot oGr Gofta1 &C
Tobacco Markets correctly. Ia 5 ~~ky p~yr
because very often the price cha xs< ~sthsS =.
hour after J; has been printed We. Gar. :
quote the price of . strsls grade ~sch ixy - ,
week together With the New Tosk price 49,
hour Of going TO press, 10 A NJ on w~dnfs =
our readers can dr.- iAeir Own coaelu.ioa- re .
his data
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES..

The Ottawa Kan Republican thu,
quotes: Mr.. Harvey b. +. Keller. r.
corder Of deeds, SAYS Lave long bee,
convinced Of the merits az 81. .JacaI,
Oil. and use it in my family for rh-u
natism successfully.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

Mr. John Wat~oo. oeW -ren. has cir
en- one thousand dollar to tn. endpw.
ment fund Of Wax ree>, C.lIerc
= Wrrrenton CART. Can; q. y
Cooke, Of Franklin. a,d Capt Jane
T. Webb. Of Nash. have trt,iou |,
made %sirrilar donations -Ssur.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

To Promete a Vigorous Growth o.
the hair, use Parker's Hair R.l,am L.
restores the youthful colorto gray hair
removes dandruff, and cures itching Of
the scalp.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

The New York Herald publishes
what purports TO be a detailed schedule
Of property belonging TO the late Con-
federate States, ansunting to over
$40. OoO, 600, Of which Sill, coo, 900 was
IN the United States aud 50, 760,000
was charged to Fraser, Trenholm &
Co. Thas firm is SD g VI $40, O00,-
600 in Columbia, tharleston and sa-
vanDah. All these assets are sad to
have eluded the Federal grasp. The
Herald trusts that the list will not in
duce any one to invest in the worthle 5
old paper Of the lost cause" and con
lectures that the whole thing is
shadowy and unsubstantial than the
imaginary millions awaiting American
claimants in London aud Amsterdam.
Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24

RALEIGH RATES LAST wEEk-A. q.o.ei ;
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24
PARKER AkvERA,
Cotton Broll -

NIDDLING.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-24


Upon the adjournment of court tho van
started as usual for the Jail, having one
policeman as guard, on the seat with
the driver. The guard noticed a young
man riding leisurely behind the van.
After satisfying himself of the location
of the prisoner the horseman wheeled
suddenly to the left of the van and fired
directly through it. He then dashed
to the front and pointed his pistol at
the driver with the intention otintimi
dating him OF stopping the van. See
ing an armed policeman by the side OF
the driver, he exclaimed, I've shot
the - of a-," and putting
spurs to his horse started in the direc-
ton of the Congressional Cemetery. The
policeman fired one shot at the fast dis
appearing horseman, and the driver Of
the van whipped his horses into a gallop
and kept in sight of him for several
! blocks.
The van then proceeded to the jail and
| Giteau was taken out in a state of great
excitement. He exclaimed Il have
been shot. Notify Major Brock at once
, 1881-09-27
THE STORM.

TT IABTEp AN HOUR AND a HALF.
SpseIaf Uupateh to 1hs GAtcaea 1ftbua+.
CLEVELAND, o. Sept. :d.-Tho weather hero
has 1cou getting hottor and hotter trum tho
m',taeht tho procession stArto1, though It was
lot enough thon iu alt cunsoieuce uut It aud
teHfy grow cooler atonR towards o'clock.
Hneh tho mIl!tAry at the hend OF tho procession
sah rcachcd sort OF roud-hotisa noOut half q
al'le fFotn tho cctnetory, aud formed III limo on
Athof site of tho avonue, groat tark clouds
soonled up. and. with tho thunder OF tho caIlnon
over on tho hill Just west OF tho ce,netesy,
eatao tho deeper dotonatiun Of tho hu4y-
ealy artillery, warning ot the approaching
ssofm' The FACTORING drops WoFo fow aud !ar
opt~een at arst. but Ia q f0w moments moro
'ao rain 1ell iu torronts, as though Nature,
vtnpathlzlng with tho Nnuon's grief, was
1acddlnE tourR of pity over tho soso.l,r. sight
luout to no enacted below, Tho copl0us Auods
ssec!p!sRtea
a nEouLAn STAMPEDE,
"n'ch tho bold sons OF Mars Worp Among the
hfss IN join. The way In whtch those nearest
INC cemetery "strohkea It" fur aa adjacent
1ntage, and tho convenient roRd d-houso alr1udy
.e1effed to, was calculated to suggest pnraulnE
toreo from which thoy wsro glat 10 csoapo, a
.ebeI sIrprtso couldn't ha " tHoYed them out at
mat avenue any quicker than they nov He'd to
tao ary spots uni tho hhyens ot sutety already
mentioned. Tho result was tho sumo all ulot,x
was thrown to the vln.ls, aud everybody botoak
a'altelf to his he0lx and got cut OF thu wet a.
best he could
ALL EXCEPT TIE COLol.Ep GUARDS
soout tae funeral car; thoy bravuly stuck 10 tho
cae a1d tho horscs, and, az tho rain Was pour
t a af'a not drszzltns Que, they and tho horses,
WI ''ot Tho interior of this chr, suffered gon-
eFoas voting. Tho storm lasted, With an oc.
Gas'ohai ccssatEon. about an hour aud haIf, and
u was not unt!l tho sisntortan command
r. 'fatt III " had been given several tisnes that
~ mat'agers Ut tho procession finally n,ado up
Melr nllstds that tho worst waa over anu pur-
ustea III pushing alons.
THE FUNERAL. CAR
naa IN no way aItna1ed. barring tho generous
eoaxang OF tho exterior, tho rumpIpg pf tho
utaek aud white plumeH, aud the bsdr4ggl.ug Of
aa tae ncafy fringe nuxs to the ground. THO ruln
~ Nv aotkouoh the blor or Gasket, hawover, and
.oe cfo"ds breathea more easily az 1t moved,
asaFs aud allow. to tho odmotary beyond, the
asA1lae Baud playing a solemn uirse, and few
Rope ssom the huishing- Up shower falling alike
, 1881-09-27


HAYES.
Ss*tta' phpatsh TO ne cateaeo 7Ttbaae.
ut8FEhASD. V.' soPt" Hx'ffealoht !ahyra
was among tho nrst OF tho more prominent pen
PIC about tho canot0ph. Iho JuiYos OF tho
Uhttc1 statcb Suprcmd Chilrt, tho KuMfd Of
no1of' t'le h'on!era OF oo.h to''ses " congress.
tNu aa'''h. .. "h''aa's ]".i'kee' "l'a &uo 1allk
n.u ~ ~ 'oe 'aslt." 4ues.a Konefal'}' tue
."to'' a''o tno "nutieo ~ "e''t l!et' alo''9 tno
"'u. unPeo"cn ~ tno n"s" p'a.'osm OIL tho
noa.o " tEo pas'lioh' M'lu "oM t'o't haats un-
aer o1"''ans aha "!'n.t.s e"n' Nrtl'o N ia
~ s",s ~ ~, ~ 10 ss.s ."ssou oo.o,
.a,,,a''. n"'s. .Ao hnneu y. nnnof wo1o tna's
.a's"t "'''L"sy ut'to. ,. "n's; Soha'"Ih a"u
s,'.s't Iu ,.,, :,,",. .,'.,." ~, W.. w.. u
.,, " tuu'. ""to ~, eNeue9 ~. w VIII
~ ~. ,,,s,. .,o~ 1,s, ~ ~ ".o W.
~. .,.. r.. .:.,.'.'s ',sH.,,. 49," -. :.
'"'o0 p''' ~ n0''e'"s"" VT o'''''''ch ""'
4 GRACEFUL. AND PLEASING FEATuHE
OF tho Wlinlc. Every heAd was uHenyerntt. and
every eye was turned towards tho cast arch,
"heh. at q1'artcr-paht w. II l'no of cartridges
p@eseu through tho upblc entrnnee a1d hMltcti
ue'oro lho 'lellhe tcaalh9 up 10 tHo pns1non.
iFe9s Hea't Fespohaeo ~ lno touon OF
a,,npat"y "s small peut n3ure, fpned III D'ncK'
"nh pleaMs OF silver haif cau3hs tnso!iph tho
hnhle 'olns' "nlRea SLOWLY up tno lhclino ma
vi 1o"Astls tae b!cf. IL WAS the 'nartyred fres(-
"e"l se'leFnb'e Hotnof' oowcd IN FfieE NJ tho
LOSS oi ono wno'n sue was wont 10 cal! MY own
"eHf tos. lho A'llscted "'Ie' 1ne sharer ol hlI
Ills Iovs llnt: ast nis eorfn"ss supported on tho
as" VI HeF eldcak Hotl' ioIIowed nef UP the Roil-
tie ascent anu sat doHh ny hce Ill the nofsh"cst
torhcr u
n1 hr* ,'.. nrn'ss nlp hhcEIAohh ~. fus TIE DEAD.
,,,'. 10y. t, "."use ". ao ass'esu" nousenu."
....,.., s'.,, not ~ r",.,. .oy"Ia ~ wv
ns', ~. s".'.'a. :" .a.' ~na .ao "Ss
, 1881-09-27

were aprt'ad lnrFo pieces OF cnrpet covered with
tnberoscs and uthur white flowers. 1EIs 10 cov-
cred over with canopy uf deep btnck broa1-
clnth. Just Hutaft1r tho vnnit Mt ths gate thor0
wis Hrt,ss nf elegant white finwrrs plcph, with
tim nluttu. 3" Upa,l hut mt fUrxutse,t." 1t was
trun tho bolivian tiulcYnttun.
, 1881-09-27
trnped with mourning. The Masonic fraternity
aro holding memorial sorvIccs thls evening, with
n worry largo attendanrn.

NNsRfiJtHt
bptttdt Dtfpatth to Tbs CAto1oo Tribune,
RocKFpItr', ILL.,, se1't. 2a.-Thc memorial ecrv-
icos In this city tntlny hive been Of tho most
impressive cnaracter4 wl1Ilo tho procession was
grand. It takiug three.uuartoFs Of IN hour to
pass any gtron point. After arriving nt tho fhir-
grounds prayer wna otferod by tho Nev. F. +.
Woodbury.. when tho large nssomhngo WIS adj
tlres.cd by Mayor s. r. Crawford. tho Hon. Will
iam Lathrop. tho Rev. ThonaB Kosf, Mai. N. g.
Warner. tho How. ". a. spobcor. tho 1tov. Dr.
TJ. nutlcr, tho Hon. II. W. Taylor, tho ltev. l..
u. Wntlo, tho Itev. @. X. }.athrop, the
Hon. +. II. Eastrnon. and the Itov. ].
X. Fowler. The music was under tho
charRo of Prof. u. N. Hoosl, and tho selections
riven by tho united choir wcro "Nenrer, tuy
0od to Thoc." "Lortl. while for all mankind we
pray" darfctd's favufit hymn, "iio, Fcupe.s Ut
Lsfo's harvcBt," and "1.urd. our times uro
In Thy hanl." 1t Ia cstisnatet, that t,o.wcen
l:,oD and l+.o0o people participated In tho aad
event. No business whateyer has tcen done
during the day. a feeling Of sympathy bus
filled uvnry heart. Thu church bells tulte,i frum
slnsse IN tho sottlnR Of tho sutnc, which has
peculiarly reminded nl thnt tho last and rites
nvcr our beloved Preallunt nnd hero were telnx
pail.
, 1881-09-27

less than hn't nn hour. I}r. ]. II. nal,lson, us
President of tho day, oponcd ttho exercises by
introducing the ltey. ]. II. Jonos Chaplain OF
tho Forty.socond Regiment. Ohio Volunteer In
fantCy, which 1otl. GARFIELD communicated, us fol-
lows;
"Tho 1tav. ]. II. J0nns, tho Chaplain Of tho
Forty-second hcgllnvnr, who went OUT With
Con. Gartields will oifor some remarks"
silt. JUSEA
anid: tour !llustrlo1ls friend has computed ha
journeys enA--u Journey thut wo must utl soon
mako, ana that IN tho near future, Yot whom
500 tho grand surroundings ct this occaston,
atn led to Inquire, WIS this man the sou OF tho
Emperor, Ut tho kinR that wore crown, for III
tho history of this gfoRt country thoro haa boon
nothing like this soon by thts poopo. und per-
haps no othor country. Yot thought rcshnps-
speaking after tho mAt1ncr OF ncn-that he was
q Prince. md this was orarcd In nnurer after
royalty. lilo was nut, my fricnds. 1t Ia not an
Offering OF King; It is nut. us wo aro tAught. IN
Offering to earthly Kinxh and Empsrurs. Though
ho was a l'rtneo mud u frnetnuu. stao Oseat Cum.
usbucr Of tho United stHtes, ouly few milos
frsMu whore We stand, less thun fifty ysArs
ago, ho Wis boru In the prlneval forests OF th!s
State and In this county, aud all ho asks OF you
noW ia a l,eIccful grave ta tho hosanl Of tho
laI4d that gave HIN birth. ! caunOt speak 10
YOU Ut his wonderful! life and hls work. Tlmo
forblds, aud history will tAko caro- Of thGt, and
yonr chlldrou's chlllrun Will rond VI tA!s cou,-
Motion wien wo hRv0 passed. nway from thia
eurth. HUT lot mo say when wis permitted,
with thogu honorable nlcn, tn 10 to PlttaGusR as
committee to receive his mNrtal relnulAs,
saw from that city to Cleveland hundreds alld
thousands ot beoplo, aud maty OF tham In tours,
and this reelection cnu0 t., ne--tlat thero was u
dslrth otvr tho LINDA. The soll tor Goo hitcs WIS
mtIsteued With tours, AZ we passod from the City
Of Washington to Cleveland. Thsn Askc'l my
solt the moaning Of all this, for SAW the work.
me}l como out ut r0illnx-mtils with dust and
ssn4ko I'LL over their faces, their heads uncov-
cred. With tears rolllu1 duwn taotF brAwuy
, 1881-09-27

EpnlSariEln, Rept. .u.-Tulay seemed Ike
souu,lt. 5albath tu Springfield. Al tAe business
huusps werv ctosed, and additional drapanE wss
placed ou many Vt the buildings Throughout thu
city. Union memorial SERVICES by afl the Prot
estant uAurchos, except tho Episcopal Church,
, 1881-09-27

SHtctaa DUpatfh u Ths CAttdoo IVbuN<.
HARVARD, H., Sept. 20.-~s!cmorial services Of
q tlost interesting character were held III this
town Ut = y. III. today, attended ~ largo con-
course Ut uItlzaHy, \ procession colnpusea Ut
Maxon.o and ulher ulvlo socutIcs wns formed,
prucu.led by tho Harvard nnnd aud tho tlorxy
ln cMtriaHos, which, aftur marching through tue
principal struets, waa halsed In fsont 0f tho
Mutn.Ai.st Ep!suopa! Church, Into which buIld-
lug thU procession cntrrej. whure appropriate
religious serytIaa were conducted by tho yart0us
pastors Ut tho city, No such demonstration ut
populsr reguEl and rGspuct wus eyer bcsoro
known lt this pluee.
, 1881-09-27


FIFTH ntvIB1DN-CATrOLro suCiETfEs.
A,s,patllsk i; !e!sx tsEn ! Jc0n"sy bs%isyE raoma,
a%SssyS SsSo Sefy ssSss ssrss Ps;!cr a. g%nso gona
Kn'okIng;; gg;;,,1;,cn !; Jcrdra' F.
1fs, ielsn s1lde ice1iDin 1is;tsmS SSyetnnd.
Knights q IL. l Wes,sss|at's h;Sss G'ets,and.
ta!Shts q ! s: e. ds"r*s. s; 1.S'i GIesssand.
s CYL H. mo ssfsSx Ssety se'stss Gsssaas Cleveland
st. p"!st's e. ss,a:h % t. = rsSo!Sy g. SSe!ssy S'sy0ana'
Father sathow T. Il. soussty.
Rewburs in'tnaonasc Conception r. a. Society,
st. stnaehl 7. 4. Cadets. CIeseinnG.
Ancient Or4tor Liibcrmuns, Cleveland.
knlKhts Of Erin, .Now6ilr:.
st. joseps sodle.y it. oteFs Gafe covo
IT. Joscph's Society, u. Slary's Church, Clovo-
st. Josoph's Society, st: joscph's Church. cevc-
knights Of st. .Ioscph, CicveiuuI.
Yoanx sie,ts soelnlIty, GayeIaud.
Vt. Anthony Socloty, CLEVELAND.
8. Albcrt's soclety, Cleveland.
st. Uridgot's Soc!ety, Cteve!h1id,
stxTY DIVISION.
Edl. II. M NhltDGck COHlTuRultuR,
&ids-Cnpt: y. e. Cownn. Cnpt. j. N. EstAbrook,
4na'nas s'nita, Pit: iisi,ry e ;iosde", ill., !hsS
u1f,. Joseph, HrGGk, tho Hon. J.. II.
ufswin. {. i. nry.cn, Wiliiam
Aa1aat Glfjzens N: ii Il i'etfo,e. ne6.Sa 'f'
Citizens Of tho Nineteenth Congressional Dis
Other organized bodies OF ctizons fro,n abroad
SEVENTH p1vts1oS-ruNEltAt. Esc0ttr.
Ads-Gapt i. 4. Kendall, Lieut.: Stubborn, Llcut.
natlae iiana i %asS!aston. @ S.u.
seeoa'! u. y. .Xrtiiery, Under conas = >'''
r,und Of llont Wcaver.)
Columbia comrS't,SsTy a!'a%sy; NJ ;srs WashnEton D. c.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Col. ". II. Iinywuttl conu,anding.
Vehicles containing Rl!ssl of lio,ior.-.Gsu: ".
s9fs snsosx os Uo F. H. u & csGpsFaa*A prh *Aaarai sxn "
D., !. Porter. pny, Director Iooker,
Surgeon, na5,eno General !, + !, !; ;,,.l Ms!cs.
Ex-presldents Of the Unltud statcs.
Cabinet officers.
Members nI.s 81 of to tho lRin!omat!e Corps.
untu1 Suites b8nntora.
Governors ~ btntes and thOir gtnGs.
Members OF Congress,
Eooicty OF tho Army OF tho Cumberland.
-,,-.,.,- Mhyora Of Cities.
State. "oS'' eA
rr,r, o,r ,,,,ru o,!A f,.,,c, m ,,,,.>.,,r
through which tito funeral procession passed
,ns,a ,""a.,., aa ~, @ ~
s,"aa ~ 49,, r.,a 4.s'a1, 10y ',r,
rnn'rou 1tc.st,a 1,Iot,,"as - ~ ~ aont I;,a,
aaat r,rs ~ x.s,,. s 49, " - .so ~. asuu .ts'l,
,nnnsIors nionr t,,o o.',,,,, ,rora, ,sits ~
EntonoI cnlnra ant ,y,ncd Win 1,lank ,rnnn Nv
l'evcd by fcstoons OF whito- In the lawn IN
d.at,',s hn,o ho'', asao..I t,sn'a.'
.oss.ss, .s,.. ...",'ss.s - o's" ost , s4
, 1881-09-27

AAp tohU"'AA n hlea't ktaHnlatao1s
1hs man q nrsaht ny m sn4 puro from wickedne.s.
u culver 0atod win tolh0Hed daftt: Whetler q n
Or liz iHhnsntab1o iMu"nsu1. ~ tao @ niNnrn wIeI,
Iiytsncs u6uhrated hi sosy. wuscs. For latoy. ~
smi nds w cv"id ~ @ smto snf In n" rahm9 5
wind Had, from mo. thouzt, ras nnArinpu; such Il
IL r. nSs w mur tt n ~ ,r hs ,.r
nurs0 oi lOns, p1viuces. IlAce mo n l!Iusc Darroil
@ ,, T9rg NJ ~ ~ irgS @ s ~ III ~ - ~,
ntnisspliory nfest rars Under Tin char!1t u
n n1 ssn IL y, snu aao Mp o.
spSakins Laiage. '
s1,, lsoplaON
then announced tht[luts President hymn, " I1o.
Rcnpets Of L,fc'a }Iuryest," which tho GcrEpu11
vocal societies Of Cleveland sanK with marked
elect. Tho exercises closotl with tho benodc-
ton by
ruEs1pr,,r 1IrysnATE.
of I1irnn, f.oIluro. WIN wua yntrodueed by Dr..
llohisnn- Mr. tiInsdn,n enld,
~ n,s. .t,.' 49,. .~.sas,,,,. =, ..,,. ,,o,
uou; NV s'" 49,. n.''. =. ''s ''.s ~
~ ,s... W NV ,. .n ~ "n. es .ua
"oiu' He - snc !"os " sn's "u."
a',o sno etu y. wy. u"'' ~ "s.'
Nsau" ~ Neaus' tHtt W uu'ose w 1no aoott'u
y. au "nnur.a",Y ' ~, u msso a''o ~ ne t'o"ur
~ tnu enuces !to, ~. 4neso4o'c' Nua' W..
.tn'os' W. .noA W aneo ~" W 'no s1c.su"' .s
u'essu9, W. Pray uta. teHo"ehP Au1u satfu.
tlon W tao AuEu teaus shr'st uhI nns'"s' al'a
too sp'snt'o's u tAo 1iu's 2pFrs too e'su'ostes'
may po "!!n hA Wao h"se poon III toaay hs'
semo'y' hmoh'
LEAVING,
lloentcrtuY thoir carriages, the mourncra drove
4urripdIy back froms tho vault to tho city. TO
avoid another ahowor which thrpatenel. Tho
, 1881-09-27

tContIuucL o.. The Ftfut Puue,(
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-06
. / Z y .

In Cia:lcstewn. on Wednesday, November
JO on H ifs reS d. 3I rs ssn;ja law Mr.
more. i" tao T2I year OF his are. tBs:;no ne
and "ath'nGtou 7aners lease cnpv.l
w y ' Sr2 sad Isl .er EipS Ie4rs9. Co..
wife of NJ: A"s'.-w W.shersp"on. 'icE"IeI
wife and an :ttectoaate mother. sn.. leaves \
nf Ms"ey" &hd hrfe ctlIdren 10 "'our tkeir
years ago to this county from sba T:c:niT ~
naMsersbrFg, Pa, TO wiIic;. place ler rama iss
and exceedingly S:ad. cl,ris.ias and oniie:ne
Character made many friends wi4o synpst,i.e
with Hnr fhm'ly III heir socrow.
IN PIrkerSbrrC. ". Va, ON tho oStb u!.
a srisf ineSN, Sira. r.MELfNE BRA DFORD-
wife o: Col ot:s L. B-ndrp! d OF :l::lt ely aad
e'Gest Of Mr. n. e. Tai sott of ibis Mace"
aged ABOUT So year.
In Fr"!ia- sk Civ. Md. on he EST, o. Nove>c-
ss.', o. :irh hertz, hA If FLORENCE. On = IT.
years and 10 months.
=, II ss,a r Novembc~ 18th. Mrs. ANNA
NENSER NJ &c Of JoL:, Menser. aged 90 years.
EI,iNAsBEIn. beloved vile Of Geo W. Ne; es s!
age" rs years mnxCAS and 30 days.
\, H3T n o, diana oc!o.er SOIL. ISL. ANNA
of George aad Ei'.:ahcth ahuart. decd o! Gs-
Srdstown, aged - years, II months and &C DAYS.
NoTrnIsT 15t, 1857 of scnrleS ia, or. JESSE
IENDl:EIoS. bird daughter of DR.. r. j ana
a q .szle oftnh; sEd crans-tlamrhter of James
Il. hd:SeSs' of Winchester. aged 10 years.
On the 10th of November ut his residence s;x
miles vest Of wiHcbesleT JOHN SMITH. S. TIE he
SD year of kis aga.
At the residences of her sister Nrs. brooks
LOUISA HEWITT wife Of Mr. Abr ars. ii 4aiA
lit, aged 80 years:
Ers. SARAH ANN MoLER. wife of Philip r.
Moer. Esq, departed tuis l:fe on Wednesday
everins. November 22d, aged IS years. montIs
November. Mrs. MARIA i. LINZ, wife 40 Of ISS x %
baaiet Link, aged about ~ years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-06

Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum.
owing to charges of adulteratiOn of lager
beer in New York City, has determined upon
q general examination of the materials used
in It's manufacture all over the sountry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-06

AwoRD TO MorHERs.-hothers should re-
member II is q most important duty at this sea-
and cleanse the malaria and impurities from
their systems. and that nothing will tone up the
stomach and liver, regulate the bowels and pu-
rify the blood SO perfectly as Parker's Ginger
Tonic. advertised in our cOlumns-Posf. See
other column.