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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06
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10 TIE CREDITOR, OF TnE cry Ot MAS
CHESTER, Va.


The ci'y II Manchester by a meeting ofl'-t HI.
ou the u liuty ofJuiy, 1881, maAc 900 20, '.
teudt toned upon Us acceptance Wihin nifr'a ''.
by the proposed purchasers. OF certain property
me rIiy of Manchester, by which large porto. ..
hc teDi of me CITY should De- retired II The -t'A
ou-Hmmatcd.
m. preliminary EegOi'ail0ns for The sol" "a
based on the 3ssump ION that a. ihe price named .
me property g large portion ~ The bands '0I .
retired, provided fhr holders would suutni
same 8t or abOat ihe currtn f prices therefor 80
have ruled Tor six months prior 90 TIE ueJJtai
I{y The ro-opt ration Of tie bJrdhuIdrr9. N..'. r
uoN carr ,,t'y invited. the sale be me. i' ..,
considerable pat Of tue debt retired. .' ' ..'
maiuder placed in position 81 sucn ere
couJt VIII ait1ch 10 the cue honor oi ne Dol
Dbl gatious of the city. The ale DOE, not if.f Dr.
all he Outstanding securitiDs. aud ihr pug"
DAY on Iu cash. the holders Durrir2 th'f
the low % rate, aud 90 crew ur % uth',
cprrcspOHiiugly reduced idte of ln'tit u. Ut
are the refDrc Invited ;u offer their p'hi' 200
which will be- furnished ou apple tu"nh .p'.
thu loan, number. aud amount OF such hH.
the rate a. when hey will scli Doe saint I"t 90
what rate Of Interest tie hoit'rt vii atoi,
| the par value for fhr mex lred lcrh, q" VI
/ Bavenuori & Co. / IS Main -troei kitnm. t
! later than TUESDAY DE 3ih Gay oi AuEu.i.
a. when date at me la' t-i, or sp eoOu 3s -It
! guiuttr ot bonds are offered 20 rates sai,fff .
| Inc turcna,crs. 1u award will bt u1dr s.
| the lowest Ten ders. j. n. ~
| Chairman Fnauce Committee cry OBJ ~.
ter
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.!

DIRE. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TRFAT-
MENT; a sueeidc Tor HYSTERlA, DlZZl MIS-,
COMMISSIONS. NERVOUS HkAnAtHk, MN
TAI DEPRESSION. Loss OF MEMORY. PRE-
MATURE OLD AGE, caused by oyer-eNeFii"n,
excuses. ~ overwOEk Of the brain which ltad' 10
mis- ery cay, and death. one boN WIN cure recent
case Foch box contains one months treatment.
One dollar box. or six boxes Tor hyt tollars-se ~
by nail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee
six boxes 30 cure any ease, WIN eata Oi1tr re-
20 ived by us for six boxes, accompanied with i've
dollars W. will send the purchaser our wrlticn guar
antee 10 return the money n the trettm mt does no,
eject a cure. Guarantees issued by BODthtR
RROTHERS. Druggists, Wholesale aud retail agents
Richmond Va. Orders by mail Will receive prompt
| attention. my l5-Sa,Tu& IhtV
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LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAVORlNG STOCK FOR sOUPs, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. An
invaluable and palatablo tonic In all cases Of
weak digestion and debility. "Is success and a
boon Tor which nations should feel grateful
See " Medical Press" Lancet" British Medi-
cal Journal" sc.
CAUTION.-Genuiue only with the f1c stnHe
Of Baron Llcbgs signature IN blue ink across
the label
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
ists. Sole agents for the United states lwhoesale
only, c. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. ap 30-SaJ2t
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nnIGs. MEDICINES. sc.
VIRUS.
NON.HUMASIZED.

We are I'm constantrecclpsoG NON.HUMANlZEp
VACCINE VIRUS, which meets Ihs approval Of
the medical profession.
WARRANTED N ALI PRIMARY CASES.
tel PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists.
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WOOD AND CoAI..

I OWESr RATES REACHED t''
Il coal. COKE. AID MOOp-iA
.but,r GO %. sctrrity and cost 30 fIe.- -l..i
users 10 store npw. or buY ana rrtit
tht he.f ANTHRACITE, ~PLiNE NloL' i'i'
aud BRleUTlioPE GOALS flt stove 3d..
engines. ana CARBON ~ttl COM, f.I ..'
PINE and OAK WOOD, long. $500. A
Sold lu fu1 quantity ans .HD. ri .f lrtN Pr.
hsurcs. 500 eat Maiu ,tftc ~n'. .,.
au 2-eOd5L D. IS VIM
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SUMNER GOODS

or any description can buy them almost nj lheif
own price previous to our opening OF fall goods
During the months OF June and JGly we made
heavy purchases Of
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tT THE GRAND sEMI-ANSUAL
CLOSING SALE
Day GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CURTAINS,
wIN'DOw-sHADE-,
CARRIE r.,
OIL-CI O1Hs,
MATING,
GENTLFMEN's FURNISH tSG GooD..
LADIES UNDERWEAR,
READY.M MADE DREssE,, JlS.rE.. So.
LEVY BRO HIg>,
1917 and 1919 Main stree. Riahm ,ll. 3d.
REMEMBER THAT OUR STORE q, n o,fD
On SATURDAYS. uB
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MEETINGS.

rpHE HENRICO COUNTY SCHOOL
I BOARD win hold its annual meeting on MON-
DAY. 9Th instant, At county court mouse aJ ~
O'Clock 4. VI II l. important to have iull Oohru'
- +. GARDNER.
nu3.td County Superintendent Schools.
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sPEcrAL Nertcrs.

sd THE GRAND sEMT.ANSUAL
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lust RECEIVED BEST ANfllkA', '.
81 COAI. for familes-EGG, STOVE, ANA Cd.
nut SIZE.
ALSO,
LFRIGH LUMP COAT for fouu !firs' annual.
Tar ,alt al market rates. >. r. II tt"' .I..
,,, % Seventeenth street. 40 tt1"
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". =. PtisHER. .. 4. ',"''
DlLCHER Il OSBORNE.
WHOLESALE NoRtrAtL phAiIN-
Iu al klud, uf
Coal. WOOD AND 'uht.
rrv us before gOlng sI5JWntrt i' ln' ".
winter siiuuues. or mOn lllS supll.r,.
flee, HI7 east MDa street Yards
Cary. and Pine aud Ia 9al ltl5t station.
IA 3O.taDBm
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HOW THE NEWS OF HE NOMGNATION WAS RE-
CRIvED-THE RECENT HAHrsTORM-EXTEN-
sIvE BUILDING 0PERATIONs-AN OLD ENGI'
NFER ON VISIT TO RELATIVES IN DAN
yILLE--A RELIGIOUS REyIvAL-OLD STOCK
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STAUNTON.

DEATH OF An OLD AND wELL.KSowN MINIS.
TER-IYCgNDIARY FIRES -ACCIDENT-hAR-
RIAGE-AS EPISCOPAL MINISTER ACCEPTS A
CAIL-THE NOMINATION.. -,". -.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01

If you want the latest in Clothing. Hats
or Gents Furnishing Goods, call on j. E.
Phillips & Co.
haFrisons Ready Mixed Town and Coun
Try faints. at Wilkinson's, Market Street.
Cooper.
you are in need Of Clothing don't fail
call on our fellow townsmap, Robert 3.
"tIss, with the Popular firm Of \. C. Yates
Co., Phila.
Cooper.
We are agents for an Unlaundered Shirt
the best Shirt in the Market. Made Of
"amsutta Muslin, fine Irish Linen Bosom
sha perfect Citing. Cheap at 81. Satisfac
A"h guaranteed. j. T.. Phillips & Co.
sollsr Suspenders, and Linen Collars and
GUS, J. B. Cooper.
loe think you are dying with c0nsump-
Gu Gu out 1t Is enly eatarrh. DR.. Hartley's
est Kennedy will entirely and permanent.
cure you. Sold by DIR. Hartley, Balti.
''''e' Md and all druggists. mh 9 3m
Vne Of the Largest and Best selected line
e.now ess Is now open for buyers inspection.
Sosr oOr Shoes at very Low Prices and fair
Sshng to everybody is our way OF doing
business. Johnson Bros.
naglshmen formerly supposed that
erean running horses were very infer
lheirs, but during the last two years
tbaele, Wallenstein and other fast one,
ne. we're sent from this country to England
se won hundreds of thousands of dollar
Ja sucn Americans as the Msssrs. Lorillard
nes Gordon Bennett, &c. The English
g.au, a. nave Investigated the reasons for tn,
ssa. success of American horses. apd fin,
bv bs"s ~ u.ney are kept in such fine conditior
n1s .ae constant use of M. B. Roberts Hors
E1sqer.-Sporting Times. e
Cla,s. are Head Quarters for Ready. mad
ss,salng. Our wsrd for it, we can give yo
anoa r soeds and better styles for the sam
ear ans y OF Money than any other hous
Besa,;sss ss cur 5, 6, s, 10 and IL dollar suit
J. 3, Phillips q Co.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
ed Jersey Bull

VIII Stand for Service at SO.
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thoroughbred pedigreed Short Horn Stock
General Garfield.

raised by ]. H. Hay, Bloomingburgh Ohio, sired by
Dick Byron herd book 10 9341
1st-Dam, Red Lady, by Prarie Sunlight...... l26l8
2nd-Dam, Lady Selsor by Lexington. ........... 5S75
3rd.-Dam, Melody, End by Sir Robt Alexander 344S
4th-Dam Melody, by Oregon 961
5th-Dam. Victoria by John Bull .............. 2l6l
6th.-Dam, Rose of Sharon. by Count Haly... 1850
7th.-Dam Lady of the IKE. by RefOrmer. 2.505
Sth.-Dam Imported, Rose of Sharon, by Belvi
,IOO
9th.-Dam Red Rose 5th by 2nd Huback. ........ 423
10th.-Dam Red Rose 2nd by His Grace ......... I'll
llth-Dam Red Rose 1st by YarbOruogh ......... 705
VIII Stand for Service at SO.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
TERMS.

Will stand him for few desirable mares at S2j the
season at Woodland Beach. Mares will be kept with
excellent care at risk of owners, reasonable terms
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
For the Smyrna Times.
Letter from Dover.

DOVER, May %. 1881.
Mr. EDITOR The building fever is not abating any
here, but is spreading verE rapidly. Some OF our
with building themselves one dwelling but want two
or three As the fever is perfectly harmless and only
affects the pocket. we say let it spread.
Harry Cullen one of our young men. had miSun-
derstanding last Tuesday evening with coIored man.
named HOLIDAY, which resulted in fsticuf fight.
about the head and neck. Cullen was arraigned be-
fore Squire Gooden who after hearing the testimony
on both sides held him in five hundred dollars bail
for his appearance at our next term of court.
Wheatis looking well down this way, and our farm
ers report hattering prospect for large yield They
say unless the wheat is injured by the worms, the
crop will be larger than we have had for several years
Corn is growing rapidly. So far this has been
good corn season. Only few Of our farmers have
been compelled 70 rePadn h Timing % ms w bdv be
locking forward to 1t with great deal OF pleasure
imagine.
ket Last Saturday they selling at fifteen cents
Aquart This week they will be more plentiful and
no doubt considerably cheaper. Owing TO the large
crop, they will be very cheap:
On Sunday morning Rev. j. H. Caldwell preached
AnaDlean interesting sermon to unusually crowd
ed house. The Grand Army of the Republic, were
present and occupied the front seats The closing re-
marks were directed to the Post.
Monday was decorating day here. There are four
soldiers inferred in several grave yards and each
grave was handsomely decorated with flowers, in
their love of their country This IL the first time any
public notice has been taken of them. We hope this
demonstration will not be the last one.
Capt Draper is having built at his waEf ct the foot
water street. sixtyVe feet keel vessel The vessel
will be used for running freight from the wharf to
Philadelphia He expects to have it ready for ser
vice by the first of July.
The Water Witch, steam tug, which is used by
Capt Draper for towing his vessel in and out of the
creek, took party of our business men down to
Lebanon on tour of inspection on Saturday after
noon last The Captain has been trying for q long
time to get Congress to appropriate sufficient money
20 as TO enable him to clean out and cut of some o
the many points We understand he will begin in
n 10 n r
which will shorten the route considerably
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings of th
week. the ladies and gentlemen OF the n. E. congre
gatlsn win hold Strawberry Festival in the TowI
Hal An interesting time is expected, as 1t Is an oc
eason where the gallant young man, can treat hi
Iady love without any great degree of embarrassment
which he generally experiences at private gatherings
senator salisbury is now home and Is looking
spnghty as a school boy just home ffom college.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01

SPEAKING " BY THE CARD."-C II. Wood. Esq, Of the
T. & Ry.. Port Huron Mich. fsyors our correspOn-
aent with the following After suffering for nearly
year with rheumatism. receiving treatment from
most Of the best physicians of Michigan and the West
h1ppened 10 try bottle of st. Jacobs Oil. Upon the
INST application used fully half bottle, and its
enec Eas almost instantaneous. Immediately drop
ped all other treatment and confined myself to its
use alone. After the Of three bottles. instead of
oelng driven TO my business. or moving about ON
rutches walked from one TO three miles daily about
business and have been free from this horrible dis
e1se for over year not having the slightest twnge
o. It. Hence. say that all medicines known to me
are useless when compared with the Old German
Aehedy. Use this when and where it suits
-Vkaey, Oll) Daily Herald.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
DESCRIPTION.

TYPHO0N is jet black years old, 154 hands
high weighs about COO lbs beautifully proportioned
power being nicely blended with quality, his back
loins and other propeling points being exceedingly
good large bone and excellent feet his ue presence
In breaking him last fall IN his year old FORM he
was driven mile in 3D. on Middetown track, after
being driven but q few times.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
CHURCH SERVICES.

~, METHODIST overwhelmingly Preachlng
NsBtRenf/ " and 73<PM. Sunday SchOOl-9A. NJ ana
stUz2 PRAYER Meeting-TueSdays at "a +. NJ. Kew
ii,hn D. Rigg, Pastor -,
'o-r '.rD,s PROTESTANT overwhelmingly Preach
At iO% A. NJ and ~ Pm WedneSdSy-aA J, paS NJ
Wm Nm B. Gordon, Rector
W. -Sunday-Preaching at lO13 4. NJ: ana
PsEEssSi sunday SchOol-2P Pm: Prayer Meetlhg-
G3f:Ts at ~ P NJ. Rev. J. T. Umsted. Pastor.
cruoIIc-odd Fellows Hallasse0nd sunday pnT geo o.
: Bradford, Pastor -,,, Co.,
-n,,,.I.1. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored).-Sun'
CESsIrLNPreaching at 1917 A. NJ. and 7P NJ Rev Geo
n Waters, Pastor. n.L,.-
a.; nsraoRdi Rnd e n FsT Jacob % %E
helms. Pastor
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
REWARD

For information of one Jacob Jacob sorg, q German
Matchmaker from Philadelphia, who went to Della
mare 70 pick peaches few seasons since. AddressG
NJ. south IL, Box D. d.. Philadelphia Poatoaiee.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
WOODLAND BEACH
Stock Farm !
TYPHOON.

Sire General Knox. by Vermont Hero; dam by
young Hambletonian. General Knox has nine rep
resenatves in the $50 list the fastest of which
2.22H); Camors. 2.19A; Independence public trial
last year 2lS12, end he possesses IA wonderful de-
gree the capacity to transmit to his progeny
all OF his colts having the trotting quality largely
developed. TYPHOONS dam was by ConklinS
American STAR the sire of St. Cloud 2S and Star 30
American Star mares have grown into such popu-
larty as to stand at the head of the list fashionable
than any other family of mares and being particular
ly adapted to training and campaigning Among
many others might instance, Dexter 217I; Nettie.
Washington, 22O14; Huntress. 2.2O34; Powers, 22l:;
Jay Gould. 2.2l1$; Trio. 22314; Robert McGregor,
tinel 226; Orange Blossom, 2269; Modesty. . 2619
Lady Blessngton, 2.27; Grace 227 California Dexter
2.2934; Harvest Queen, 230; and from Sires out OF
Star dams Hattie Woodward, 2l5H by Aberdeen, the
best to the credit of sire of his age Great Eastern
2.lS and Dick Swveler. 2.lS. by Waikiki Chief are
better two than anv sire of his Gge has ever produced
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
SECRET SOCIETIES.

,,..,,ovv LODGE, No Is. A F. A: M-Meets First and
HAstH9.d Thursday evenings of each month, at 8
o'clock. ooD D,o.., o,,o.,,
ATSiEdi Friday evening, at o'clock.
.lTo->,rrt ESCAMPMENT, No. 2.-Meets Second and
tuesday evenings of each month, at
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01

| |las to
Lt the
| yrna,
| Della
. 1881,
Irestof
. lands
| land.
. Duck
! ware,
. of u.
| have
Il and
| NJ. Z.
|lUARE
I1rove-
| IInoke-
| land.
Duck
Ilware,
airy Is.
seven
| alley
10 con-
. .QUARE
Iproye-
Ifland
.e road
| Duck
|sware,
Iamueli
. nCNE
! 4rnenB
house,
house,
| Wood
II lead
. .ndred.
. .andof
la said
| |zDAEp
| |erty 0f
| erif.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
MARYLAND ITEMS.

o,o nub,ic schools of wicomico county are closed
until OctoOerl'
The Methodist Protestant fair at Easton. last week
realized $40 net
Canine, Mallaleu. Esq, of Queen Anne's wants to
ns marshal of Maryland.
p.,,srsons saw mill near Denton was burned on
,,pnSsy week Loss $1,000. No Insurance.
ooo sDsrins on Horses all cured by KendalIs SPAWN
Cure Read llle auN L
Tho nenton Union calls the depositing of 25OOOO
.no ime sbad in the Choptank mere foolshneSS."
What is the great cry from Ocean to Ocean? Ken
dslls SPAWN Cure. Read the Advt.
rha voshell House at Chestertown, has been rented
snnnm and they will take possession on the 10th OF
June.
Tho thirteenth annual convention of the Protestant
1-;conaI Church of the Diocese of Easton, compris
mo the entire Eastern Shore will begin its session at
St Peters Church. Salisbury W1comlco county to-day
Rev. Henry c. Lay, bishop, presiding.
FRox THE HuB-The=e is perhaps no tonic offered
"a the people that possesses much real intrinsic
Ssae Is he Hop biters Just at this of the
wear when the stomach needs an appetizer, or the
blood needs purifying, the cheapest and pest remedy
Il Hon Rtters An ounce of prevention is worth a
nonnd OF cure don't wait until you are prostrated by
disease that may take months for you 10 recover n
Boston Globe.
ISCENDI ARISM ?-The Warlng Fertilizer company
Works at Liberty Grove Cecil county, were burned on
saturday night, with large quantity of stock and
material Loss $4,000 Six freight cars of the Balt
more Central Railroad were also destroyed. lncen
diarism is suspected.
MY back aches so, and 1 feel miserable" " said Q
hard working man. The doctor questioned him and
GTnd that be had been hsbitualy cOstive for years
that now his kidneys were dsordered and his whole
SysIem deranged. KidneyWOrt was recommended
and faithfully taken and in q short time every trOu
bic was removed The cleansing and tonic power o
this medicine on the bowels and kidneys is wonder
-C0RgregdtOndEst.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
N.ERO,

Sire, Delaware Darling Pedigree number 3,46l, Dam,
Prunella Grand-sire, Sarpedon number $50. Grand
Dam Primrose.
Delaware Darling, No S.i6l. bred by Gen. A. B.
Darling, 5th Avenue Hotel who 1t is said has the
finest her of Jerseys in this country. sire Sarpedun.
whose dam was the famous Helena No. 179. Prunella
was bred by Gen. NanVorSt sire Beppa, Grand sire
Gen. Scott Imported, Dam of Primrose by Imported
Dam.
Will Stand for Service at $40.
GEO. \. WELLINGTON.
apr 1Otf Woodland Beach.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-01
One Of the Sights of PHILADELPHIA!

Of C @ immense building extending from Market Streets with its piles
S wonderful business tlronr
@ OIL r g OF FnHadeha and stranger who the cy should ris
Inc OBJECT OF the
10 give our outotown idea immense stool @ % 80
mate Dry Goods ~ 'NSc S'ocN we carry OF egtl
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December Z, 1850.
The Great Show is Coming August 9th,

b Thsy al hs syy will
furnished BY itself. We are pleased to announce
The speedy coming Of Soils Broehers M;lli9naire
Every possible proof and assurance is given that
it is what its title suggests, the grandest and
wsalthiest amusement corporation ON earth.
yards of great slectrio-lghted canvas. But even
more aonclu,iye than the welghtJ iudortemen.
probation. is the straightforward and unprece-
dented action of the Messrs. Sells themselves in
% the strict of
sxnallg their patrons. loudly
anee in some respects does not exeu.e rboe.aio
of their show as il Is cIoafly. no impes,oS, no
would dare to thus plainly and publicly arouse
such powerful agencies to crush IT, Genuine
tegrty can aions court snch an na IN
the Messrs Sells are the only ones TO do it. the
cenelu'ion is irresistible chat theirs 10 indeed
the words of the Bin ghamton IN. " Daily Re-.
publican; their names will BIO az good on show
claims to patronage are extraordinarily attrac-
n tive; bus they do exhibit tho only pair of $751;.
of ful-grown Polar Bears. tho only monster
Artio Aquarium of AnPhitheatro Marvels; the
only pair Of wooliy Elephants ever s CAPTURED eI'
and full. grown Dwarf Eleph a MT. much smaller
only s25 coo Two-kornsd White Hairy Rhin .Me
eros; the only gigantic Rainbow hued Mand1ill,
orado Cattle the great and only James Robi 1l
son Geo. IA. Kelly, the Champion Ieaper of
the worlds Willis Cobb's S25 600 Minature
Circus: the phepom email King Sa,bro; BauFh-
man and Butler, the marvellous champion Rife
Shots; and host of other living and archie
whole-show-alene features, for particulars of
which we must refer you to the advertisements
As an additional proof of character and excel
lence it should he mon tiop ed that this enormous
Railroad Worlds Fair of Wonders is managed
IN person by its pronrietors. and run upon tho
privileges are rented to any one no games of
chance permitted upon its grounds, and n ped
ding OF imPortunins allowed under it's Tents
Our readers may we'll. therefore. prepare to re-
csive it as What hon. Henry watterson person
ally pronounced it, in the leading editorial col
best and most complete show in the world"
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D l e D

Near Midaleway. this county, May 18th, 1881
Mrs.. NARY JANE LEWIS. wife Of Mr.. John
l.. Lewis, aged Al years, II months and 70 days.
Near She pherdstowa. en- Sunday mornipr tho
10th nit, LILLE LEE. daughter of George NJ =.
and ., Mary G. Boswell. aged years. months
In Prosperity, s. c.. June 90. 1891, JOSEPH
WINGARD HAWKINS. con of Rev j. and NJ.
s. Hawkins. formerly of shcpherdstown, agod IA
years. months aud Is days
At his residence near Aiiddlewav this county.
June 10th. 1851. Mt. JACOB GRUBER. aged SO
years, Z months and Is days.
On, the 4tla of June. 1881. of consumption.
rls. OF Middletown, Frederick county. va. aged
In baltimore. June asd. 1881. Mrs. sARAHR.
erly of Winchester. Va.
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a GA ,T.
FRESH VEGETABLES!

THE undersigned will furnish Fresh Veg
Il etables during the season. from his own
gardens. at reasonable rates. Orders sent to
his residence. on North Lawrence street, will
be promptly filled. VIM. WATERS.
pARIs GREEN for Potato Bugs-70 cts. h..
sold By GEO. T. LIGHT.
No, sixEFor cramp. Indigestion md Bruises,
Sniy o: GEO. T. LIGHT
ARD OIL and LubricAting Oil for Reaper. and
TURH as H as,S y povpS GEO. Liz LieaT;
II ~ market-Referenees Abram Stump. d s.
Barber, e o. Tabb, Charles Baylor and John T.
Goiston. Dose, tabiespoenful three times a day.
Eot SAFE oy GEO. T. LIGHT
TOOTH BRUSHES. Infant -Bru.he.. Hal,
Brushes. Combs. c., for sale by
r EGAL CAP PAPER, at Is cent. and s5 cent,
IL quire. Foolscap and Note Paper, from 10
TO 70 cents qufre, for sale by
FNvELoPEs,5 cts. package.
r. Joly6 GEO. T. LIGHT.
~ July5 GEO r IIR9T,s
A ToEo T. LIGHTS is the only pIse. You ca,
"A find out by the Papers where to buy Pure
DRUGS and MEDICINES
July s, 1851
A FEW more of MoCoRMIeK'S IRON NOW
Frs on hand and for sale by
Soiy ., 1881, DUKE q G4LLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-05

AZ the commencement of st. Johns
Academy, at Alexandra, the Gazette SAYS
that among the visitors was the "Rey. DR..
Wheat, of Winchester. who taught famous
school in the building now occupied by the
schools of ST. Johns more than sixty 5sa7.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.
HAYING secured the centre roon, in tho nav
III Humricheuse building. West Washing ton
st., Hagerstemn, Md,
LOwenStein Bros

now of Frederick City. will take possession Of
and occnpy the same upon it's completion, and
Clothing Business upon alarge scale. The at
tent1en of the public is cordially invited to this
faet as their in interests will BIO promot by wait
ing fer their arrival. Particulars will be an
July 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-05

Dis. J. B. Gohssn, enc Of the oldest.
eeach-Workmsn in the Valley of virginia-
who worked 20 years in Oharlestown for
Major Hawks and the past II years with Mr..
Geo. O. Thomas. of this placs-died ON Sum
day morning at A. NJ. Mr. Goheen's mind
had been effected some time previous 10 his
death. He was about II years old.
TGIarke Eou,;er