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Sharon.

Sharon.
Eddie Dexter, who has been in
the employ of his uncle, S. X. Dexter
of Lowell, Mass. for the past year,
returned home last Thursday. lie
goes this week to Montpelier, where
he is to attend school the coming term.
Fred Ladd goes to Randolph to
attend school this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiley
celebrated their Tin Wedding last
Thursday eve. A good company
were present, and all enjoyed them
selves well.
Anyone in want of saddleary Of
any kind will do well to give our har-
nessmaker, Mr.. Slack a call. lie
does good work with prices to suit the
times
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barnard.

Barnard.
Once in awhile heather is con-
verted. Two were baptised here one
Sunday recently.
One side of the Methodist church
at this place is being reshingled. The
inside is to be kalsomined and other
repairs are in contemplation.
"A donation of S25 has been given
to the Sunday school library, by a
gentleman from Boston, who is SPEND
ing his vacation here, and 1926 more is
being raised to put with it.
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II wool famine Is predicted aud
Il Is thought that tho American wool
grower il al last about TO find his re-
ward for having patiently chung to his
sheep through the long period Of low
prices, Some Of our Windsor county
farmers win aor BE- unhappy II this
comes about.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-24

When you feel badly, and have pains
here and there In your body that you
don't know how to account for. 1t Is the
most foolish policy In the world to take
advice Of people who say; oh there's
nothing the matter with you. Let your
self al one and you will come out all right,
These folks know nothing about 1t, and
may be trifiing with your life. You may
have Kidney or Liver trouble. Send right
out to your druggist and get a bottle OF
DIR. David Kennedy's 'Favoritc Remedy
and tuen you will be oil right, or write to
the Doctor at Rondout, N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-24

Edward Lafayette of Paris, the
only descendant Of Gen. Lafayette who
bears that name, is widower, over
60 years of age. He fears that lie
coming elections in France will prevent
his attending the Yorktown celebration
this fall: :. q.
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r. W. Raymond, Esd, Of Ottawa,
ILL.,. has been visiting At his brother
Charles Raymond's the past week, aud
viewing the scenes Of his earlier days,
lie is strong aud vigorous IN mind and
body and long may he continue 10 visit
bis ns,lye ,owu
SAD AeoIpfsf'-Johhh'e Manu- "
ten years old orphaned boy VINO h'e'
with his grandmother, Mrs fa'fieA
Kelley Oh River Street, was seriously
injured by falling from ~ express
wagon and having one OF the wheels
pass over his lace near NJ u ohufeh'
MS, Saturday last i'e was ieh"'''
wv '''-' WV , a',.s.. a,,, %, ,ho
v"' ".' ',',,..,., - AZ, Iool
wy 's,.n,' e., - ami Mas
WV" WV -, Am. On ana.
49, Wv" I, A.. warh,e,s mill. who
- ,',,,,,.I +, - oo,,y so,,e orl.t dawn
s,..a, ia ,as J,lyinc a, a rooid
III, -, .,..J,.a ,,n 1, III.
-. " aaI o,o, . sudden Iureb Of H.,
Le va. ,hroxn out l,ll between tho
,yho.i. aud when ,lcked nm lac looked
a. II he had beeu run through A thresh.
,,o machine Il WAS fortunate that
III. yyo.on wos not heavily loaded.-
I, wos a uorrow escaDe from instant
death. DIR. sberwin was called, and
,Lo ,ov /. doinc os well as could be
,,,,,,,
p'tp-'" M'''''"''''"" 70 We ""e'
Isl" Hosea ware "sV' 90 y'",
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SILVER CREEK. N. Y, Feb. 6, 1880.

SILVER CREEK. N. Y, Feb. 6, 1880.
GENTs-I have been very low, and have
tried everything, to no advantage.
heard your Hop Bitters recommended by
so many, concluded to give them trial.
I did, and now am around, and constantly
improving, and am nearly as strong as
ever. W. II. WELLER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOnymsa TEXAS onsrs greater a.

MORTIMER TEXAS ensls sIs.tsI A.
hssltLy eSunip, mlld eilla.is, abundance Of
ilnbsI sad salsr, dysTsliy Of pleduels, .hsn
sly other region nos Opsn 70 sel!lsmsll. "a
this rapidly developing section, tho tho tes-
az A. saeiiie itai iwaY has ~ operation
over 90 miles u road along shleh are NJ 20
81 acres 81 good AID eLslp Railroad aud
GOysIlmell lands, lat Tecenlly opened fof
sslllsmsHt, For circulars and maps glylng
tmihful infOnmsti0n, address W, ", Az
RAMS, Land COMMISSIONER, y, 4 H. Hall-
wly, Marshall, TsIas,
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Compare the dose and quantity Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and you have con.
elusive proof Of its superior strength and
chespness. Try it.
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FOR SALE.

mWENTY.FOUR SHEEP, consisting Of
L eight weathers, the remainder, Ewes and
Lambs. Also,
MOBGAN MARE.
eleven years old, . good roadster, and weighs
ss5 pounds.
Woodstock, Aug. Gath 1881.
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SOLID e r. 8!

A. A. THOMAS, Corner Ninth and +.
Streets, Washington, D. c., attends to PEN
sions and Back Pay. Bodnty Claims col.
lsctsd. Contested Land Claims, Mineral
and Agricultural, attended to before the De-
par, msnt Of the Interior and Supreme Court:
Land Warrants, Land Scrip, and Additional
Honsstsaas purchased AMI sold. g.
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EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT.

c0MER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
10 the oldest Institution o. it, eisss IN Ameri'
li0l IL all ths gsH,meFciai tsraaehes,-
OgsI 1--we ttuadred of Ito graduates we're
assist ID 10 suitable ImpisyMent last year,
which yOueLes fsr ils high standing with
business men, lend foT the latest catalogue,
606 Washinsten 81, ee,ner eS heaeh
Ne, tsssisn, Mass,
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ArcCOLLOM y COUGH CANDY
M at CHAPMAN'S DRUG STORE

Hartford District 81, held at Woodstock
within and for said District. on the eleventh
day of June, A. d. 1881
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge
Emeline Davis's estate, Barnard, interstate.
Augustus W. Bigelow. Administrator "f said
estate, proposes to render an account OF HIS
administration and to present his account
AGAINST said estate for examination and
allowance st a Probate Court to be held at
Woodstock Aforesaid on the first wednesday
Cseyenth day) of September next. The Court
therefore orders that notice of the same be
given to all persons interested in said
estate, by publishing Copy Of the record
of this order three weeks successfully IN
the Spirit ofhe Age, a newspaper printed
At Woodstock aforesaid, that they may appear
before said Court and contest the allowance
Of said account, If they see cause.
A true record.
HENRY 8. DANA. Register.
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Occasionally Is seen on our streets
byclcle propelled by q pair Of hard
worked legs,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-24

A great many strangers we're II
town last week, Come 10 see their
folks, you know,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-24

The expression on the face of the
country father rs he meets hi" daush'
ter ut tho ears, when she points out
her Saratoga trunk to him to put into
his wagon, cannot be picturcd,by any
thing smaller than an IL by 20 chrome
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-24

Most Of our misiorluneS are more
mpportable than the comments Of our
friends upon them.
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Fsnss soIss sIsT,

refreshed vegetation very m"oh'
The exclusion mania i now ~ ~
height,
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DANVILLE.


A coTToN-FACToRY AT LAsT-TIE LITERARY
SOCIETY ORGANIZED FOR THIS SEASON
REAL. ESTATE TRANsACIIONs--CoLON j.
T. sTOvALL TAKES THE STUMP FOR THE
READJUsTERS--INTERNAL REVENUE.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispaich.l
OCTOBER IL, 1881.
Messrs. Il. l.. & A. Gerst are now pre-
pairing TO open a cott0n-mill here. Whe-
Their they will confine themselves 10 the
making OF cOtton-yarns or manufacture
their yarns into cloth has not yet been de-
cided. They have already procured a
quantity OF machinery and expect to run
about 5000 spndlcS. The building they will
use is a large brick three-story building
erected by them for the purpose, and the
power they will apply will be in part water
from the canal. which viii drive turbine
wheel, and steam from Il large engine,
which they have recently ordered. At first
they will employ about sixty operatives.
The Danvillc Literary Society was re-
organized last night, Mr.. t. n. Hines
having been elected president; MIR. John
A. Heindon, vice-president; Professor
Duyal Porter, secretary; Mr.. John Nor
borne, treasurer; Mr.. c. A. Swanson,
critic; Mr.. Edgar Herndon, sergeant-at-
arms. The question was discussed last
night WHEELER failure to pay the capitation-
tax should exclude from the privilege OF
voting, and il was decided in the afiirma-
tive.
There were twenty-five transactions in
real estate recorded in September.
Mr.. II. G. Hubbard has been announced
IS a candidate for the House OF Delegates
by the Readjustcrs. Mr.. Hubbard Is quite
thrifty farmer aud planter Of the Calland
section. As he Is not speaker Hon. j. L.
Stovall has taken the stump for him.
lnternal-rcyenuc collections for last week,
S2G, 2S0.JS ALPHA.
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GLOUCESTER.

THE COALITION EMBR0GLI0-A DIVIDED
PARrY-1UCKER AND cRITcHER AT
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispalch.l
GLoUcEs1ER COURTHOUSE, VA.,l
October IL, 1881.
wrote you some time ago about the Co
alition embroglio in this county. A Co
ANTON convention met aud appointed COM
mittee 70 recommend q candidate. The
committee recommended Mr.. S. Ii. Chap
man. The Convention refused to endorse
the recommendation Of the committee.
me Convention then adjourned, and the
Republicans held meeting and nominated
Mr.. Joshua +. Ross. The matter, II seems,
was referred to the Readiuster Committee
In Richmond. That committee decided 20
refer the matter back here to somebody--I
don't know whom. TWAS here decided to
run Dir. Chapman. The negroes met hast
saturday pnd put Mr.. Ross In the field
atsaln. SO Mr. Chapman and Mr.. Ross are
now both In the field. Whether both viii
remain In the field do not know. /
think, however, In any event the election
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E1E'F's'' =
Ne,o York, May 80, 1861.

The validity OF the election Of Mr.. Bay
ard can be challenged on the ground Of
mconstitutionality, because one State was
not allowed to take part in it and another
was half Observation-Disclosures York Tri-
buRe.
What a nincompoop you are. Not one
senator knew that. 1t was reserved for
the shallow scribblers OF the Tribune 10
bring out the fact. In the same way, in
instances inuumerable have the States been
heretofore unconstitutionally deprived
of their due proportion of representation.
Suppose the Tribune were to employ
somebody who has read the Constitution
and studied the laws passed in pursuance
Of that Constitution TO coach" that jour
nal. 1t would not show its ignorance so
often.
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BoTEToURT COUNTY.

FINCASTLE, October 10, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Riddleberger and I.
Whitehead met here to-day in political dis
cussion. Both parties largely represented.
Readjustcrism In full force. Victory, OF
course, claimed on both sides. Truth, rs
usual. not met, but well lodged. Not a
single vote changed as far as can be dis
covered on either side. The friends OF
honest dealing in State government greatly
encouraged, and sure Of a heavy majority
in November.
Weather quite cool. Not very much
damage done as yet to the tobacco. y.
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whitehead and RiddIebcrger I'm BOte'


FINCASTLE. VA, October 10, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Whitehead and Rid
dlcberger met at this place in discussion to-
d,y. The Readjusters claimed the day,
and offered very unfair terms Of discussion,
but finally agreed upon the following:
Whitehead TO have one hour and q half,
Riddeberger one hour and 4 hall; White
head 10 reioin in three fOurths OF an hour,
Riddebcrger TO close in the same time.
Whitehead, in his opening speech, took
ND the Riddlebergcr bill, exposed its
utter iniquity and unfairnesS, and showed
that IFS certificate provision was Il scheme
to benefit the rich and giant corporations
at the expense of the poor. lie reviewed
the whole OF the Malone platform, exposed
the fallacy OF their claim 10 be friends OF
the public schools, which by abolishing the
capitation-taX prerequisite they propose TO
take from those schools large proportion
OF their money. He showed that they in
suited the honest colored man by proposing
to abolish the whipping-post in return for
colorcd votes. lie advocated and endorsed
the whole Democratic platform, and con-
trasted i'm glowing, burning language the
personnel OF the two tickets, and urged the
peOple TO rally as one man to support
the whole ticket. Throughout he had
the ear and elected immense applause
from his auditors. Riddleberger utterly
failed TO measure up TO the reputation which
had preceded him, eyinccd great shrcwd-
ness in adrOitly lodging Whitehead's tell
ing arguments, dealt freely in anecdotes
and INDUCED in fapdoodle in unlimited
quantities, and was cheered by the cOlorcd
brother, few native whites, and Malone
strikers from adjoining counties. Sad 10
tell, the "plumed knight" left Botetourt
without 4 convert OF whom we can hear,
and he would have been thought greater
man il he had never let the people Of Bote-
touTt hear him.
Whitehead nobly bore our banner, and
Justified the good opinion OF the people OF
Botetourt, who enshrine him next to Ran.
Tucker in their hearts. F'1NCAsrLE.
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Il our candidate falsior stubbs) + assured:
Thrre win almost certainly Dc 9 gain OF
three members Of the house CT Deissaa, ~
from tEis senatorial district, and propao'y
-four. :.
Judge Critcher met In discussion ~
Mathews Courthouse. fneyer saw more
complete triumph than that gained ny Mt;
Tucker. Eloqucnce, wit, pathos, ana
hpmor. by turns captivated the audience
Mathews Is almost 4 unit for the Con-
scrvatIve-Dcmocrati ticket, and great en-
thusiasin prevails.
To-day DIR. J. William Jones, Of your
city. delivered here two lectures on the
"Boys in Gray" Mo'
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Important Note from the Commits
siOner of Fisheries.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 10, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: There will be large
distribution Of carp made by the United
States Fish Commission from Government
ponds. Parties having suitable ponds which
they desire TO stock with this valuable fish
will please send me their names without
delay, and i will forward them the circular
form OF application which they are re-
quired to fiji. The fish will be delivered
at the nearest railroad station without any
charge, hut applicants are expected to meet
and take charge OF the fish.
NJ. MCDONALD,
Commissioner Fish, Virginia.
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BuRSErr's COCAINE PROMOTES TUE
GROWTH OF THE HAIR and renders it
dark and glossy. 1t holds in liquid form
a large proportion Of deodorized CocoANUT
OIL, prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which SO exactly suit the various
conditions Of the human hair. I.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMMITTEE, ;
RlcnMOND, October ~, ISL.

KlClIMOND, UCIODeT II, 1871.
The Hon. Thomas Whitehead will speak
at Giles Courthouse October 18th; Blacks
burg, October 18th; Abingdon, October
DIST; Grayson Courthouse, October oath
FLOYD Courthouse, October 9th; Frank
lin Courthouse, October 18th.
Judge L. II. Watts will speak ut South
ampton Courthouse October 18th; Charles
City Courthouse, October Goth; Carrsyille,
Isle Of Wight, October 22d; STry Court
house, October 25th; Hampton, October
9th; Sussex, November Sd; Smithheld,
November 9TH.
John Hunter, Jr., will speak at Goshen,
Rockbridge county, October l4th.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
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senator EDxUNDs charges the Democrat,
Of The United States Senate with having
drawn prize ain the lottery Of assassina
tom Now, let the same Democrats tax,
care that senator EDNUxDs shall not draw
prize IN the same lottery. II would never
do 70 allow him to mount the bench Of
the United States Supreme Court from
GUtYEAU's shoulders.
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HENRY COUNTY.

MARTINsvTILR, VA, October 10, 1881:
Editors Dispatch: This being court-day
has been q Geld one in politics. Fernald,
OF DanyilIe, made a speech to the negroes,
remarkable for its eccentric stupidity, ana
his sanity is a matter seriously discussed
Parson Massey preached here on yesterday,
and to-day met In discussion Colonel SIMS,
OF Pittsyivania; and no doubt it VIII DC re-
ported in the Wing that the Parson won q
Glorious victory. Mr.. Massey had lnnle-
diately around him, while speaking, about
two dozen negroes and white men, VINO
were incapable Of approaching anything III
the shape Of reason, and shouted wildly NJ
The signal OF their leader, who sat on Don
and waved the Parsons old "bec-gtim" nat
in drunken fury. Colonel Sims's speech
was n bold and fearless arraignment OF
Malone Readjusterism, which his opponent
did not pretend 70 answer, but slipped OH
on side issues, and pandered to the basest
passions and prejudices OF his audience.
This county can no longer be counted Tor
Malone. There has been great AWAKEN
ing Of Our people to the true object OF the
arch Tycoon, and they are rallying win =
deep sense OF injury to the proud banner
OF Conservatism stern men who viii not
be tIifed with. We are going to take Q
deep and sweet revenge on the traitor ana
his allies. Count us for Daniel and Null
Inns. a CONSERVATIVE.
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FERROUS HEADACHE,
SICK ADACHE,
AND
NERVOUS CIIlLLs.
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.

All headaches are nervous, whether called 50 or
not: but there is certain class Of headaches that
are known rs aud called nervous headaches because
they arc attended by other nervous symptoms, aud
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous hant heyare
generally supposed 70 be because few people die In
TT Of headache but they lead to the most serious
state Of things nay, often end in death or Insanity
and are always the forerunner Of nervous chills.
Nervous chIls are extremely dangerous, and are
not only attended by distressing nervous symptoms,
but by congestion Of The centres, and often
prove fatal very suddenly, and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, but the best and
safest way Is 10 take 1t in time; and If You suffer
from nervous or sick headache treat that and be
cured Of Il, and there will be no danger Of nervous
chins. You may sly, " / have tried, and nothing
cures me-" No, tonics or those common purgatiye
pills or strong medicines will never cure you. The
reason You suffer from nervous headache or chillsis
because your nervous system Is run down; The
ncrye-nuid has become poor and weak and needs
feeding and restoring to its natural condition; and
can tell you what will DO II in any case, and
speak from experience. and that's DIR. BENsON'S
CELERY AND CIIAMOMILE PILLS. They have
and will care any ease, no msttcrhOw long standing
or obstinate, OF either nervous headache, nervous
chils, sick headache neuralgia, nervousness, pa
ralyss slecplcssncs orndigestion. Price 80 cents
box, or six boxes for So postage free TO anyad-
dress. Sold by ala druggists. Depot, LOG north
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd. Prompt attention
given TO all mail-ordcrs at home Office.
Oc S-codlw
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BEDFORD COUNTY.

LIBERTY, VA, OctoDcr IT, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: see that CORE
spondent of the Richmond Wing says the
county OF bedford is coming into the
grand line of battle that sweeps to victory"
II Bedford does not give Daniel LOO
majority we shall be greatly deceived.
Please make q note OF this. OBSERVER.
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In the language Of Mr.. Edmunds, the
Democrats yesterday drew the prize in the
lottery of assassination York Iri-
6une.
No, sir. ARTHUR, the second chief OF the
CoNKLING Stalwarts, drew that prize.
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Our learned morning contemporary
thinks our appeals are frantic. May be so.
They are at least earnest and h0neste and
we are quito sure that we are not forced In
sighting either the men or measures Of the
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GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA, A. Y. NJ,
GRAND SECRHTARYis OFFfCHs Z
III4 MaFx STuEFT. RICHMOND, VA.

NOTICE The box to be placed A
IN In the cornerstone Of the monument Wy
al Yorktown has been placed In my Gus M
tody by Hon. JOHN W. JOHNSTON, chair ~,
man ~ the Congressional Commission, WIN m
structi0n 10 have IL sealed rs soon alier tne As'
This Is therefore, TO give notice that All articles
intended for the box must be In my possession on
or before The 1sT OCTOBER. The capacity OF me
box being limited, II IS necessary the contribution
sn"u'u DC s'ua'' anu WILLIAM b. IsAACs,
Grand Secretary
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Married. IN fl,is city II the First baptist church.
nc II q QsioI bx !; y; W Curry 81 ps, re,
mo mon 70 Mr.. CHARLES II. MOTLEY, Of Caro-
ffnc county, w.
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Rev. DIR. Thomas Expelled from the
MintSfrV.

CHICAGO, October lin the Rock
River Conference last night the Jury in the
heresy case against Rev. DR.. Thomas de
liyered verdict of guilty, and decided to
expel him from the ministry and from
membership in the Methodist Church. I'm
less DIR. Thomas should change his mind,
he will take an appeal to the General Con-
ference.
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DEATf4H.

Died. on Wednesday October 1ath, NJ bis resi-
denee, IN flenrico county, fGNATlJsH y. ALI.k n,
lrcn and many fffends 10 mourn their irrepardbie
Dearest husband, thou hast icfl ~,
We thv loss most deeply feel;
But IT'S God that has bcrcft MS,
He can al our sorrows heal.
Ills funeral win take place from Trinity church
TODAY at Up. NJ. friends OF INC fdniuy ere
respectfully invited 10 attend.
DIed. AT her residence, No. 400 west BROAD
street, "wednesday afternoon, October II. 1881 !,
Mr.. JOSEPHINE ROMMEb, In the forty-second
Her funeral will take place from 81. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church, corner Eighth and Mar
siialI streets, THIS (Thursdayl AFTERNOON ~ a
O'Clock. Friends and acqnalnisnces Invited 70 NJ
tend.
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GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA, A. Y. MI
GRAND SKCRRTARY's OFFICE, Z
UfCnNnNn Va DcfolQr i /. 1881. J

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION A
N OF the MOST WORSHIPFUB,EA~
GRAND LODGE will be held at York *
Town on MONDAY the 17th instant ~ 81 " '
o'clock II. NJ. preparatory TO laying the corner.
store on the 18th Of the monument to be erected
there. Arrangements have been made FOR tents
only for the sleeping accommodation OF the Fra
ieriiiy. a lunch will be provided by the Grand
Steward after the ceremony on Tuesday. In order
u secure the special terms for round-rip tickets
TIC secretary Of each lodge must either purchase or
Give an official or,ler 20 some member authorizing
him TO purchase them. Glasses OF fifty or more
town.
By order of PRYroS :. COLES, Grand Master.
WILLIAM q. ISAACS,
oc 12-ld Grand Secretary.