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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
Jefferson Comfy. tn,

o0heleOu SOunby, To- VIII j.:
At Rules held an the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of jefferson County, april 18th,
1881:
WIN. L. WILSON. Administrator with the will
annexed of Sarah CampGell, Plaintiff,
Against
LUCE 8. WYSONG, Truman w. PotterGcld
Administrator of john II. Campbell, deceased
Eugene Baker, Manifestation f. Orr. 8 Jau,
ney. deceased, Kate IL. Hammcad, ard Al
her husband Mary Inn Monroe
Elizabeth Gaunt and A. Stephen Gaunt. her
husband, Defendants.
IN ~CHANCERY.
TENHE object of this suit is to obtain the instruc-
IL ton and guidance of tile Court in nd m
istering the estate of Sarah Campbell, de-
ceased.
1t appearing. on AFFIDAVIT filed il this suit. that
the Defendants Elizabeth Gaunt and Stephen
Gaunt her husband, and Mary IAN Moore are not
residents of the State of West Virginia, they arc
hereby. required to -apnear within four weeks
after the date of the first publication of this
order. or the uextRule day-vix: Nav Cd. 1851,
and do. what is necessary to protect their in
terests in this matter.
And it is further orSered that 3 COPY of this
order shall DO published once a week: for four
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jcferson.D n
newspaper published in this county, and also
posted at the front door OF tho Courthouse of
the SAID county: at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
F. P. LYNCH,
BAYLOR & Wilson D. q.
April IA. lSS1-dt Sn,r;+ Eao 90 m
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PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Zevely, tho Wheeling forger, has been
arrested, and is now in Jail in that city.
a terrible earthquake has occurred at
Chic, Turkey, a number of towns have been
destroyed, and over 5000 people killed and
maimod.
Rev John Wade, Of Grant county, in this
State, who eloped with a young girl, has
been arrested near Cumberland, Nd, and
held for the action of the governor. of West
Virginia on a charge of abduction.
The South Riuer Advertiser says that
Messrs. McGrann & Fitzpatrick have cons
sracted to build fifty miles of the Shenan.
deah Valley Railroad from Waynesboro'
Southwark THE work to commence at once.
Governor jackson has appointed the State
vaccine agents, as follows : First district,
DIR. Il. s. Harvey, of Wheeling; Second
burg; Third district, DR.. Wm. Ewing, of
Charleston.
The residence of Edwin Reeves, four
miles from Staunton, Va. was destroyed by
ere last Thursday night. One of Mr..
another SO badly burned that it died next
morning. Mr.. Reeves himself was also Sc.
verely if not fatally injured.
hes. "a. ID. aFooRast, a mem OF the
Baltimore Conference of the NJ. E. Church
South, and for several years past President
of the Valley Female College, Winchester,
Va, which he has conducted with eminent
success, died in that city on the 31st of
March, after a lingering illness, of consump>
tion.
Capt. Charles Cunningham Boycott, of
Tough Mask, county Ulster, ireland, whose
name gave rise to the now famous term,
"Boycotted, " arrived in Now York Tuesday
on the steamer Italy. He was accompanied
by his wife aud brother and several others.
Capt. Boycott and party attracted considers
BILE attention.
A portion of the engineer corps Of tho
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company have
been engaged for the last four or five days
in surveying the lands of Mr.. John Trou,
and Mr.. l. NJ. Ferguson, which have been
laid off, and on which said company propose
erecting their company shops, &c. They
also made q survey and plot of our town, fol-
what purpose the future will disclose. The
balance of the corps. under command Of
Captain Wilson, arrived on the freight train
Wednesday, having completed the survey Of
the line from Buchanan to Irouviile.
big Lick Cor. Salen, Register.
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DI e D

In Washington. D.. c., bn the 31st ultimo.
u in the 10th year of her age.
only child'ofC Charlotte land George NJ. John.
son, and granddaughter of Hon..A b. Boteler,
of this county.
At bis residence in Shepherdstown, on Tues
day evening last, the 15th?instant, after n short
illness of Pnenmonia, Mr.. CORNELIUS YoNTZ,
aged about 20 years.
In Winchester, at the residence of her SON
March; 1851. after a short illness. Mrs. ron
ANNAHP RITCHARTT, in the roth year of her
age.
In Harper's Ferry, on Sunday morning, the
81 of April, Mrs. MARTHA G. DREW, wife Of
&c days.
On SUNDAY morning. March 27th, 1881. at his
home, in Raymond, MISS, GEO. w. GIBBS,
formerly of.this town, aud brother of Mrs.
Laura IL. Starry. aged about 6s years.
March 9th, 1851, at the residence of her has
baud, charles Jones. Esq., GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
MIS-. KATE JONES, daughter of the late John
davenport, formerly of thlsftown.
In Martinsburg. Wednesday night. March %.
1851, of Paralysis. Miss LAURA BOARMAN,
daughter of the late Admiral Boarman.
March, 1881. Mrs. REBECCA WATSON, in the
rcd year of her age.
February sth. ut his residenceiu Middlewav,
Mr.SAMUEL LEAGUE, inttbe T3d year of bis
age. He was for many years q Consistent NOM
Der of the ME-. Church South, and highly re-
spected by all who knew him., as was attested
by the very large attendance at his funeral
religious services by his pastor. Rev. j. w.
Wolfe followed by the beautiful and impress
and several children to mourn his death.
FrIENn1
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West Virginia, IN Term, March 9Th, 1881:
WIN. T. LEMEN, Plaintiff,
Against .
JOSEF Ex'trs, &c. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
appearing from The p%ctitions of Richard
James A. Tenant, this day filed, that certain
debts due said petitioners from tho estate of
SAID Joseph Entlcr, deceased, have been omit
ted from the audit of debts in this cause. on
thoir motion aud at their cost and expenses this
cause is ~recomnitted to Commissioned Kears-
ley, with instructions to audit the debts of said
petitioners. satisfactory proof of their business
being produce! before him, having first given
notice of the time and place of executing this
order according to law. Said COMMISSIONS
Will also report the payments made by the
SPECIAL commissioner upon tie debts audited
in this cause. and tho amounts yet due upon
each of SAID debts !: also the respective amounts
vet due from each of the dcvisecs of Joseph
Entlcr. deceased. upon the appnrtinnmcnt of
the debts of said Joseph Entlcr heretofore made
among them. or upon such reappOrtionmcnt MS
NAV he made necessary Ivy auditing anv addi-
ings to tho next term of this Court.
A True Extract-Tcstc.
+. P. LYNCH.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditors Of Peter Jones, deceased :
pursuance of a decree of the Circuit conrt
Il of the County of Jefferson, West Virginia.
made In a cause therein pending to subject the
real estate of the said Peter Jones to the pay.
mont Of his debts, you are required to prescott
your Claims against the said Peter Jones for ndo
Judication to Cieon Moore, Commissioner a his
Sthce ~ the said county. on or before TIE 18th
Witness, F. T. Lynch. clork of our said court
this sth day of April, 1881:
49,, - 80. F. LYNCH. Clerk.
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lss1-4t. SPIRIT Fec. 50 20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of Je0erson County,
Rcst Virginia:
his wife, Plaintiffs.
WIN: JONES, Administrator of Peter Jones,
G:F. Cross and Jane A. Cross, his wife. Thos.
Fisher and Rcbscca, his wife, s Fl. Cartzdaf-
ner and Mary, his wife, James Y. Jones aud
Fanny. his wife, Isaac K. Strider and Emma
F.. his wife. Frank L.. Jones, A dam KidwiIer
and Sarah Ann, his wife. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
(Ectrdct from Decree'of March %, 1877
'sT is decreed that this cause be referred 70
i Commissioning to ascertain and report tho
debts due against said estate blndinr en- tie
realty, whether a partition can be made in
kind. and to settle the account of tho AInlinis.
trator:"
, Il C~opy-Teste:
F. T. LYNCH, Clerk,
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RAILROAD MEETING.

TAKE ReTICE.-The annual meeting Of +bs
Ri L. ,S ntoGGkholders of the Shenandoah Valley
Homss3 COMPANY will be held at the trust
The 4TH DAY oFMAY. ISL,
a. ~ o'clock NJ, for tho purpose of ]elcctinc a
ensuing year. and the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before tho meeting
April IL. 1ssl-4t. S1 Sec,vs Y o
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Mayor Slifer, as is pretty generally known
within the town, has repeatedly declared
his willingness to serve the corporation with>
out the usual salary of fifty dollars per an
mum givon to the occupant of that position.
He row announces his intention of devoting
said salary to tho good of the town in the
way of contributing it towards the lighting
of the town, should the Council, in its wis
dom see fit to make a move in that direction.
We hope, therefore, that something will be
done to secure this object, as we are sure
that the vast majority, if not all, of our tax
payers are DESTROYS that it should be done,
and will cordially endorse any reasonable
expenditure which our City Fathers may see
fit to make for such purpose.
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We are pleased to note the fact thu. the
Hon. Geo. Cotton, welland favorably known
both within and without the State of Mary
land, has become the principal purchaser
OF the Baltimore Gazette. Mr.. Cotton
Is a staunch Democrat and an able vri.
Ter and we confidently expect the Gazette
10 enter upon an era of prosperity with his
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RESCUED PROM Tu

Niitiam j. Coughiin, of Somerville, M.ss
sAys: In the fall of 1876 l was taken with bleed,
ing OF the lungs followed by a sewers cough. I
my bed In 1877 I was admitted to the Ho,nit,I
me doctors said / had a hole in nv lung .e his
hait dollar. Al one time a report wene
friend told me of DR. wM Hairs B.tssS ron
THs muses.. ! got q bottle. when to my surprise,
better ashsea TO teei better, and to-day / feel
hoping every one afflicted with Diseased Iunes'
VIII tske DR.. WIS Halls BA,sAM, and be CON,
vlnced that Consumption can be cured 10,
posltively say it has done more food Than all
tneother medicines l have taken since nv .iei.
anI0.lv
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AMERICAN FARMER.-This ~well-known and
popular monthly maintains it's full degree of
found beth interesting and profitahIs. San,%
Sands d Sun, publishers, Baltimore. subscrip-
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"OuRs."-On Thursday and Friday
nights, 21st and END instant, the Dramatic
Troupe of the "Hagarstown Thursday Club"
of which Mrs. Governor Hamilton is Press
idsnt, composed of prominent ladies and
gentlemen Of that city, will give an enter
sainment in the Academy of Music for the
benefit of che Hagerstown Light Infantry,
of which Col. H. Kyd Douglas is the Com
nandant. The ladies and gentlemen of the
club have heretofore played only before in
vited guests, but give this entertainment at
the earnest solicitation of the Light Infantry
The play will be Ours" a popular English
military drama of tho Crimeau war. 1t will
be put upon the stage with effective scenery
and dressing. The Light Infantry will be
present in full uniform, under arms, with
Band.
The s. v. R. R. will run a special train
from Charlestown and Shepherdstown on
Friday evening, 22nd-returuing after the
play. at very reduced rates. Arrangements
will be made to soil reserved seats in this
town for the Academy at SO cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12

A meeting of the Directors of the Jefer-
sen Co. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be
held at tho ComPany's Office, in Charlestown,
on Tuesday neat, Apr1 1911, at 2 o'clock,
2. NJ.
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Col. Frank Beckwith will please accept
thanks Tor additional portions of the Acts of
tho last Legislature.
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NOTICE.

Parties interested in the foregoing causo are
hereby notified that I shalt proceed to execute
the same at my place of business in Charles
town, on Thursday. April 21st, 1851.
GEO. w T. KEARSLEY,
Commissioner.
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NOTICE.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,


Jefferson County. to-wit
at Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, April 81,
1891:
CATHERINE MccABE. Adm'xo of Bernard Me-
Against
JOHN MCGABE, Alexander McCabe JOSEPH F..
'Hartgrovc and Catherine his wife, Defen-
dants.
IN CHANCERY.
TTNHE object of this suit is to obtain a decree
il against John aud Alexander McCabe for
balances found to be due from them respec-
lively, to the Administratrix of Bernard Nc
Cabe, their late Guardian, on settlement of
their guardianship accounts.
1t appearing. on affidavit fled in this suit. that
the Defendants, John McCabe and Alexander
McCabe. are not residents of tho state of West
Virginia, they are hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date Of the first pub
LEGATION of this order. or tho next Rule day, to-
wit: May I'd, 1881. and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this natter.
And it is further ordered that n COPY of this
order shall be published once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the ''Spirit of Jefferson" a
newspaper published in this County, and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
the said County, atleast twenty days before De-
cree il rendered..
f. f. LYNCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court:
Daniel B. Lucas, p. q.
April 5. l5sl-4t. Spirit Fee, $500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12

Cincinnati, Columbus, steubenyille and
other Republican cities of Ohio have given
Democratic majorities in their spring cleo.
tions. Good news for Garfield.
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JOHN Browns WIDow.-A Washington
correspondent. writing last Wednesday says:
"Mrs. Brown. the widow of John Brown,
was at the White House to-day, and very
DESTROYS to obtain On iutervicw with the
President. She represents that she is in
very destitute circumstances, and wanted
the President to assist her in some way. or
suggest some plan by which she can retrive
her fortunes. The President was too much
engaged to spare the time to see her. and
she went away much disappointed. She was
dressed in deep black, and is somewhat ad.
vanced in years. of large frame and of plain
appearance. AS John Brown has been can.
ouized by the leaders of the Republican
party, it would seem that his widow ought
not to suffer"
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An auti>license ticket has been chosen at
the corporation election in Fairmont.
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d.

At IacksonyiIle. Oregon, on the Esd day of
May, Mr.. S.sW. LACKLAND, formerly of this
county. to Miss KATIE HANNA, daughter of
Judge Hanna, of Jacksonville. -
On Wednesday,, March 30, at the residence of
the brides father. by Rev. John Landstrest,
Mt. GEO. ". BUXTON aud Miss ELLEN
of C.M. Shaffer, Esq, all of Martins
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boiis' P1MPLEs. and all blood diseases arc cured
druggists. 100 I'll
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given Il a I will execute the
toreGolng Decree at my cfice in CharIestown,
w. Va, on the 18th day of Nav, 1851.
CLEON MOORE.
sprii Il. do9l-9S. Commissioner.
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.b BE- s MIss simply call on your druggist for
cold or cough es cents . Bottle. mse swe
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'Sy "of al"dSo
failed, up until 1880, when our beloved
pastor, Rev. P. II. Organ, was sent to US.
He calmly and patiently took hold, and to-
day We see our Zion as never seen before in
this place. He has been moved from us.
and great credit is due him for his noble
work. HARpER's Ferry.
WINCHESTER N VIc1N1TY-From the
News we clip the following:
Bog iron ore has been found on the Uhas.
Maglll farm, five miles from Winchester.
1t is stated that tho Savannah ladies' me-
mortal association intend erecting a monu>
ment in Stonewall Cemetery to tho memory
OF the Georgia soldiers buried there.
Rev. A. r. Krcmer. of Emmittsburs
Md has accepted a call from the Reformed
church of this city, and will enter upon his
duties about the LIST of May. The charge
also embraces the congregation at Middle.
way, in Jefferson county. i.
1t is stated that Rev. Augustin Van de-
Veyver, now stationed at Hsrper's Ferry. and
formerly pastor of the Winchester church
has been chosen to succeed Bishop,elec,
Janssens as senior priest aud viear>general
of the Diocese of Richmond.
Nearly the whole Of the amount reouired
to erect a monument to tho memory of the
Ashby brothers has been raised BY tho CON.
mIttee of ladies who undertook the work
and they are now examining the numerous
designs which have been submitted for their
approval. Their decision will soon be made
and their contract awarded in time. it is
hoped, for the erection of the monument
before the next Memorial day.
a gang of tramps broke into the residence
of Mr.. s. j. W. Gordon, tive miles from
town, on the Martinsburg turnpike. last
Thursday night, and stole a lot Of provis.
ions. Although Mr.. Gordon was sleepinp
In the adjoining room he was not awakened.
and did not discover his loss until morning:
The tramps then went to the Valley schools
house, in the same neighborhood, broke it
open and spent the remainder of the night.
Before leaving the school>house they defled
and otherwise injured the building and fur,
nlture.' Their next appearance was at Ste>
phensou's depot, where they made their
quarters In a car which they broke open.
They made a fire on tho floor of the car.
using the broken door for fuel. Thev were
driven off by the %neighbors, and went in the
direction of Martinsburg.
A correspondent of the Martinsburr In
dependent says:
Mr. Samuel Carothers, who resides in
Morgan county, W. Va, near the Berkeley
county line, struck a "bonanza" a few weeks
ago. He moved into a house belonging to
the Stewart heirs, and which was occupied
by Mr.. Stewart at the time of his death,
Mr. Carothers whilo fixing the fire place,
found under a large fat stone in the hearth
a pocket.book, containing, it is said, eight
hundred dollars, the most of which he
promptly turned over to the heirs of Mr..
Stewart; Mr.. Stewart lived alone, and il 10
supposed he put the money there for safe
keeping.
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A movement, we understand, has again
been put on foot to secure a turnpike from
Charlestown to Leetown. This is something
which has long been greatly needed, and we
hope, in the interests of tho people of the
entire county, and especially in the interests
of the worthy citizens residing on the line of
this now miserable road, that it will DO
prosecuted to a faal success, and be con,
strueted within a short time. With this
road maoadamized, aud a like improvement
of the Summit Point and DuEield's roads.
Jefferson county would possess a system Of
roads ~uneqaalled by my county in the VAL
ley.
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We return thanks to the Hon. VIM.
Mines for a piece of the combined iron and
steel from which he, with his VI hands,
wrought the last spike driven in the present
completed portion of the s. v. R. R, at
Luray, last Tuesday. We shall keep and
prize it, not only because it possesses a Pc
ouliar interest connected with an important
event in tho history of this great Valley but
also because of our appreciation of the gen.
tlemanly, big>hearted, cultured and enter.
prising late President of the S. V. r. r..
whose superior in every way is not to be
found on the broad domain of a continent.
While Senator Johnston was speaking the
other day Mrs. Johnston occupied a seat in
the gallery. and near her stood two read.
%Jnsters. When the Senator bore down
heavily on Gen. Malone and Mr.. Riddles
berger, one of them said Listen to the
old liar. He says he is n Democrat, when
he was an old Wing and Know-Nothing."
Mrs. Johnston at once turned to him aud
said "You are mistaken, sir; he was born
a Democrat, reared a Democrat, and will die
a Democrat. l ought to know, as 1 am his
wife" There was a speedy retreat of the
couple. This reply was worthy of the daugh-
ter of the elder Governor Floyd, the sister
of the younger Governor Floyd, the kins>
woman of VIM. G. Preston, and the wife of
John W. Johnston.
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The poor law, &C opted at the session,
1881, of the Legislature, abolishes the
BOARD of 0vcrseers of the Poor" and pro.
vides for an Overseer of the Poor in each
district of the county, whose duty it will
be to make their report to the County Court;
said tribunal will audit and levy for all poor
claims the same as for other claims against
the county. The duties of the latc Board
of Overseers of the Poor, are laid upon the
County Court. The Ovcrseers as district
officers have the same duties to perform as
heretofore.
The assessment year now begins on the
list day of January, instead of February, as
heretofore, in this State, and tho collection
of taxes will be commenced in August, in
stead of November, as heretofore.
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COM UNICATED

Mr.. Eator--I beg space in your paper to
say thst the colercd people of Harper's Ferry
and Bolivar commenced to build q church
in 1862 and 1868 They have always
failed, up until 1880, when our beloved
pastor, Rev. P. II. Organ, was sent to us.
He calmly and patiently took hold, and to-
day We see our Zion as never seen before in
this place. He has been moved from US,
and great credit is due him for his noble
work. HARPER'S FERRY.
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Plants Plantsy

i dens, now snd during the sesson, ali Kinds
of Plants-Cabbage. Tomato. Egg, Pepper,
Sweet Potato. Caulifovcr. Celery, &c Good
quality, and prices reasonable.
s. H. WOODY. Agent.
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NEW ADvFRT1sEMENTs.
G-o-Partnership Notice
WM. PHILLIPS a. SONS,

TNHE business heretofore conducted by VIM
u Phillips will be continued from his date by
himself and Sons, under the firm name of
- WIN. PHILLIPS d SONS.
They win proceed at once to lay in and keep
on hand, a full line of Doors, Sash. Blinds,
Mouldlng, Flooring, Dressed and Undressed
Plank. Framing Lumber, Piastering Lat1l, Pal
1ngs. Shingles. &c. Hope TO give satisfaction,
aud respectfully solicit n continuance of past
favors. WM: PaITJIPS e SONS
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SOFT BLUE PLASTER

W are now grinding a ve.y superior .r.ie,.
Of PLtsrER: We grind our plaster
available as a fertilizer unless 40 prepared. Tbi,
is ths season of all Others TO use Plaster Win
hDeral hand' as there Is an Unusual quantity OF
ordering Plaster by Railroad will please send
SACKS Can ship by railroad, single ions or car
March 8, 1881. IrpptTraco
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MILL FOR RENT.

DOCK SPRING FLOUR AND GRIsT Mill
IL FOR RENT from LIST of July. If desired,
possession can be had LIST of April.
Mrs. 81. S.F.BUTLER.
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TAILOR SHOP REMOVED.

THE undersigned have removed thei, To;,or-
ing Establishment to the Lee Han BniI5.n1
OF Ma. Jas. Law. Hootf-secoDd story, east
rent TSom.where they will be glad 10 receive
the calls OF their old customers and file nnhIie.
u J.T. CoWLEY SON.