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5ptetat D.spatth to 1ns chseago 1rttuns
MINIATURES. Wis. Oct. l1-'rhu rainfall
here the past ten Gnys llas been butweu,,
three aud four inches, alMl thu Milwaukee,
MenoniMee, and kiMllickiMEc Rivers are full
md over1tnwing. 1t ls feared tint much
damage from tie overflow Will result In III.
country llercnbouts. Tl's morning the NIL.
waukee River dain. at tho head Ut the city,
gave why. n'd IL tutal loss. Outside Of
this not mich Ca'I,a4U lias bueM tlUilc us yet
III tha city. Tlu loss by tho sla,n brcuk-
Ing Will amount to between SS0D0
and $4,000. At tho railroad Of
wnrs received from all portions of t6e Suite,
Wlth consequent rising Of rlvnrs n1ltl
BtreIn,s to aIl alarming txte,t. The Wiscust-
s!t klyeE. ut k.lbn1lrGo City, rose five feet
Point ab0ut s!x feet TEu lnlMi,,int,ts 0i tic
latter pince are II, Il stntu OF Intense gxeItl-
iugilt o'ar thu stats VI 'ttia!rs, Thu river is
t ts!!i % OF %iioa!inE !,ss wlllel, wern torn frnn
atld fearn ara cnterta,,Ud ttlat much ,lnllluKa
Inns Geell DONE, Accurate reports gul,il it'll
W llau, owing to tho .fact that tho
storm fi! m had prnstrated tclcErrapI! Wires
q PnrlaKs Division Ut tho st. Paul lsoaA IL
f!portel to ba III u ba.t culnlitIul,, ll,u truuk
DtIlG washed out IN NUMEROUS plncra. An
tn|ins M hnya hee,! suspended oil tI1is division,
yin as s00ll M the weather clears ..u. En-
EIneers will l,u sent out. Uycr all portions Ut
she road tottay to llota the results ot tl,e
l'rllrtb dn Cllien division wOtlll ilgaIn suffer
serious WIslloMts nl t!u WISCONSIN lsiyur,
llDusl! every eilort haa be0Il mlntle tn prpyet ii
tecurrenco Ut lust weeks washUut. Tho ai-
visioh hatl Just brrn placed II, Ru.nt running
pfdef aKAill, tnvlng been cloAeh To through
travel fur nelrlv ii W.gk. Though no R,l.
thentlc reports wtru received lrnnt THE South.
VS. @~esffsin Division Of tho roud 1t IL understood
uat i y III bud condition ut several MIluts,
especially ut the ltnck River. 1his tivIsi0,i
l!as lnr.n psaclicnly shMt up tor several .luys.
'lae Wisconsin, Central yesterday Issued nr.
stcts q ,Getlis tO 1rcely0 frNlKht for truIlh.
lA'rtatton ~. the Southern DlvIsEnn, wiIlul.
was cl''s'tl Inr mare t!lnii II week. the track
being washed Dut ut packWaukee.
5ps !-4uLtSh IL aLs Gttt~uu 4FtburA,
Quincy, ILL.,, Oct l7.-Ths troubles from
high water are stil Increasing here. thu flood
beng nearly, up II the highest point of last
June. LuMbefHen state tllAL judging BY
iha Information they have from po!uts North,
, 1881-10-18

Leo KILL. u ltnlnnn correspondent says. ttt-
tel1s tvKutllnE thu lctsur0 he Ii tDrcpu 10 takH
ut tue VatErnn by reaurtiuR tn Ills tay0rlt hunt
tuK eIark ~ lB 1aslelis-tho flEe.t0. A hunts
srccnt uniform and II salary uf VI. u month,
tlrlNtnAliy tho huntXMAn t.Dk tho lian's share
Of thu NuInt, hut the Iircaent puntIH hHs 1t III!
rcta lntu two pArlH. tlIsu KtiilK tu tllo kitchen
u tho Vatican aud tho other III tl0 religions -.
tabllshments IT the city. whore tho fAre IL fur
from s41NpipQut.
, 1881-10-18
The Lion R,,,l tl,o lady.

Tue Atr1cAn It0n Which FFNuk FrMyno tutTO.
lucus tn his rlay OF il" aiMrdo" wus brought up
ysry much us shu would pct Kitten Uucr.
Whil0 tho cumpuny was travelling III bIAn0, HIl4
wure vt q station rcaIy to take u truln, d lady
resident ot that vicinity cauue to the station also
tor tho pnrp,sa of n,akinY Journey, ana thUsu
aeo.t tho.e ws.o sufprsed 70 woe th9 lion inau,p.
luslr1 10 make frisnls with the stranger. AZ
stDn III she spoke. however, the animal quietly
lky down aud lost all lnt0Frst tu huE, II was kQq
, 1881-10-18

wanlerlng shuup who l,Ayo returned to II.
ioo'
1@o11-.z
ooS4G 4'1'
.-----
HasAioisopic AsolhEs in NOW York and
vicinity.
1- ,,,. ne.o 1"rk s'fa, oet. z.
US seas,"o I'shl Ne"port-'s lut y
.. 'an" cnJ'yu's aeeona eeAson. when Tor thoas
WV 'enA'" 10 tnko patt IN II Is inf more des!s
u.o s.'i' .'v ."sn a't tu1huit OF taat tnaea
Nv, 's@.eu pes'o" M!cn hoto's a1o oVesowIna
....e n1 ,sS.. n.us ~" u'"nc's y. pfo1a'uin.
,,,,r.aa''. e a,.,n .nu.t " socc's peopio fron
uMusum' ,,...,1.. eM'os nss on!oyhx themselves n.
~" an , I"np.ete ~ the peac''lg air ot
~. ."o ncsNsa1ru n,,'s t"Ia nl'utan. Among then
...,a.l,. .sssses ~, y. tnu Ni"aout Appleton.
Mn,t,ou, ,,I.,, a1'n nah" !amll'es VI Hoston. thA
.-.!l .,a.uo'ss 9uu ofess from ALBANY, whte froa
Nv" losA .he.e nFc "e. n1u Ata' Ws''saln schet.
.1obn kRnc, MIR. nnt! Mrs. Grony,.lo Kanc. NJ
Peter NfurJe. Mr.. t.hnut,,cr aHthcrt. unor, w. y.
Of who,n nrc lIytnn Mt ,he Tn,,,r i,o,oI 1'y KY "
Ghnrlra l,urrall 1ioIrmnn md her daughter, Vim
Emily 1lo1n'nn. ure still occupying tho!r lle,t.
a, ano i'Ineneo'.s rs eharntnaly as thoy a!ss,i
David LydIr arc ut,,nns % tho m rl,.sts Isa asa ass
norharn. no. @ '''' '''s WI" -''' augustus se0e''
Mr' j.. !. y. l'aaicr ia sroatiy bcnutlfyins and
improving bis ptneo mt Lcuox, on which ttla
mn :,' 1 ,he Nv "n,, , rcay -, M spuas 'anse .nah s.
S s, ~ .nu ~ n1 tatnor. wneh oeeusea
,c r ~or 'sa ses *a d'''pf ps nas se,y ,ns
sity an rrd M a,,ul,tcrs of ,,'a ,a, ~ =, to'
h,vo roeplvo'l ,rlilnx loRnoIcs Of suoooo s cass,
tho lneUmc Ut. which, 1t inny be presumed viii
meet tho ,cnnnis or evun Amvrlcan belle, ,h IA
, 1881-10-18
A EAISE REPnRI..

5ps;ta. Utspatea to 1hs e4tfuao trtbana
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,. Oct. no. +. lloltx,
the wetl-kItuWli Atehitcet who Wus roi1rlu.l
us having sutctle!l lust night, pMt III hi ny
pttlrauee ,lul ttuhl1tl tho rujMlrt ilultx l,Is
kQnu cruzy an nccollnt Ut trouble.
, 1881-10-18
TRICKS UPON JEWELLERS.
Sonto of the 1taGosll0tss Practices of
KOrtcs WHO Htcnl yNluAt,1es.
E.orh yum


"Of all tho tricks, tcvIccs, suhtcr1tgcs, shnrp
| lodges or titccptions ever saw" su!h jowelrr
| j. II. Johnston to II SIM rcpbrtnr, "wns une ty
| which Il el1nrp fellnw stoc from inc three pairs
| Of diamo,,d currlngs. lie cv1cHtly know when
wns not In tho s,orc. fIo culno In one day and
said tn 0ne Ut ms clerks:
wis MIR. 1ohnstntl tnY'
"Nn,' WIS tho reply.
AL Inn sorry for thnt,' he said. ! wish to buy
| a pair Df Diamond earnings for my wife,
| "Ths was repeated MI ftir nr lve successive
days. Tho last tIinU ho said l1G would not whit
| 10 SEQ inc but would look ut rut,u earrings. Tho
| clGrk ahowod hin III assortment, nnt} hu Hnaly
selected three p.!rs, ylt,led at $4:A. md sn[,l
Il g,less will let my wifi snlcct fi1,ul thoso
| Shu will he III my stnro In an hnlr. md wont
you to toll Mr. Johnston to t,rinv these around
Himself, rs hi Is acquainted With my wife,
"All right. sir: will replied tho clerk.
'l'y tho way.' said tho feI,nw. 'ir you will
permit me- will wrIto tate to afr. Johnston
"Ccrtanly,' ERitl tho CLERK, who showed hm
| to Il acak anu pointed out where ho co,il.t ret
paper and envelopes. iIo sat tlown. wrote n
short notu. folded ii, ind litr It In III envelope
| directed to INC. Then no went hack t0 tho
counter md slid to the clurk:. htuk yna hl.d
better put tho throc palrs Of enrrLngs IN hero
aud will acnt thusn up 81 that Mr. Johuston will
bu certain to bring tho right nics.'
"'Vcry wcIt.' saIt tho curk, who handed out
| tho three pAfrs OF rnrrlngs md tho fellow
| dtupj!ed shent Into the cnvclone beEoro tho
clerk eyes, and wls apparently nbout 10 sonl
"'oh. / Klcssyon tnay put III shat other pair
pn'nt!lK loa pnir which M It .hs c!erk had nid nl'
who dropped tteM apparently .Mtu tho s,tt.o
enyeols, segle.l than up. hal'!ed thon, oyer.
pnlrs 10 my sturo ~ s0nn IN he uutnos baGk, he
nd A. syng tie aress IF . stofG f.
| ff1D tntrfDO9 AIt1&i / 1Iut II
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BzacE Oak BRra.

4 Will bavgool Btck Oak Bark that II pro
I pcrly taken and cured according to the iQl-
low inr directions and paw the cash torit &C the
rate of Five Dollars per Cord of l2o feet meas
uremcnt delivered 40 nay mills IN Winchester
Va. and -Four Dollars con ears at any Point on
the ~ * o. Il. Is. from Hancock % Staunton
hut ,hc cars must be carefully and closely piled
and dllcl fun-aW that can be- gotten IN them
III order TO save freight ana carriage here, which
L. SD much per ear. whether the ear contains
much or little. We think 1t best % pile the
Bark Crosswisc of the Car. and IN shipping g.t
the LARGEST car Won can. Don't load the BARK
into the car while wet or damp. When yoa
shin Pc sure 90 advise me OF the Number oil
Vo,r car That / may know which isyours. and
when the Bark IS u0,oIdcd viii send You
Statement and Cheek for the amount. Don Z
tail to give me yo1r Post office address IN IU-i
and shipping Station.
Directions -Clmmcnrc taking tho Bark
as s11n as it will peel wcil-rou trcciy-and Zoe
sure 90 takctbe Bark from the upper part o-
the tree and limbs. forthe young bark IS more
leshv ana better than the old bark, which Is
mostly ross. the bark should not bc broken MP
too mueh. and must heof average thickness, a>
the heavy butt bark hyitsei Will uo- he boug ht
~ flu price. The oI.>i lc OF the bark must ale
WAYS b- krp:up. Ago1l way is Co lest one
aad On the lo-. with outside zap, which VIII
prevent its Curling; also protect the Inside.
from Che weather. which being the part Used
must Dee Kept bright, end uot allowed 90 get
wet or mould. which iujurcs rs strength ana
color. the all-impor.tuf parts. The Bark must
not be br1ueht in until cured enough Goo stack
up closely. nor when Wet Or damp, for 10 viii
not kecn-as We have tu pile it when received.
GERMAN SMITH.
W~fu.n.-t.- III. March %. '~l-SW.
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@irginia frte grtss.
WHEY

When ,hc hon eats grass AS the OK,
And the fshius-worm swallows the ".iNie
When tcrrapius knit WOODEN SOCKS
and the hare Is outruu by tse snait,
When serpents walk upright as rlcn,
And du1dlc-hugs travel Ike mos
when the erlsshoppcr feeds ON the len,
And feathers are ound upou hogs
When Thomas-cats swim ln the ar,
And elephants rOost upon trees
When insects iu summer are rare.
AulsnuN never makes people ~u'ez@,
When fishes creep over dry land,
And mulcs on velocipedcs ride,
Whom foxes lay eggs in the and
And women in dress take mo- ptiici
When putchmcn no longer drink beer,
And girls 20 to preaching ora utu.
When Billv goats butt from the rear,
And treason no longer b. crime
when the humming-biri brayS uNe~n asa,
And po-at0-bugs sing like thc lars
When plOw-shares are madc olt OBJ glass;
And hcls can Dee caught boo the dlrG.
When gss-mctrcs cease to tcil Ties,
And the c1v jumpcih over the MOON
When Yankees tor,1kc pumpkfo pies
And the dish runueth after the spoons
When streams Co their fountains low back,
And Limhurgcr smells like cologne
When thc skin Of the white man turns c.lcS,
And the hearts of NirgiuianS Co stone,
No till then viii they follow the track
Of thy trelchery-BrLLy MAuoNE.
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Celestial Philosophy.
RutaieI's Calculations ia GenethIiGCG!
astronomy.

THE horoscopes OF private individuals com
4 puted with great care, and a chart furnish
ell with each, showing the celestial positions
The analysis of the horoscope, rs read 10y one
skilled n the gcnthcliacal branch of astrouomy,
Will show the disposition, marriage, children.
wealth, honors. all business affairs, travels,
l@c.acies. friends, enemies, length OF life. and
date and h0pr of birth, morning, noon or
night. and place of birth. Also the sex, and If
married give time and place of wifes or nus
bands birth. Where the actual houris ltlka0rr'
give o fun description Of the appearance Of the
No Dr-s9a1f iqfrrriCir. strict confidence. and
perfect frankness. RalI names Of persons mt
uecceWy, merely some proper secure address 10
send to. I'm extended readings a reasonable
time must be allowed for celestial calculations.
Fees moderate. send three cent stamp for
prospectus. Address in sealed letter, RI
rHIEL," Care of Daily Nscs, Baltimore, Nd
March -. 1SSl-5t.
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Boot and shoe MAILING.
REPAlnlNG,&C.

TINE undersigned hasremoved his Shor 70 ~.
building on tn corner Of Charles and Liber,r
strrets-in the building lately occupied by Nei.
rick f. Weller. The characterof the work dore Lv
the subscribed Is well known and approximately tIe
citizens OF Charlestuwn ard vicinity. ltis hardlr
necessary tn add that he will endeavor 10 sustsi.
his reputation a. reliable workman. and will,v.
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all order
given him-either for New work or Repairing
JOHN AYISofWm.
May l6, 1879. Aprill5, lS76.
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MOY

YNHE undersigned has removed bis TIMING
ESTABLISHMENT othe store-room Of Mrs.
Mary Brown. on Main street. opposite the Par
sonage Of the NJ. L. Church, south, where be Is
prepared 70 do in a workmanlike manner New
Work and Repairing. Prompttude and reason
able prices are recommendations which hope
will induce the public to accord me a lair share
Of patronage. JOHN ). EASTEkDAl.
Octuber u. 1873.
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single Horse Corn Plant
CT.

TuESE PLANTERS are q success. Several
i of oar farmers have o thcm and con-i-
der them fully as successful an invention, and
much more labor-Savin- than the wheat drill
With one OF these machines with the fertilizer
attachment one man and horse can i'm one ope-
rllinn lay OF. arnD. ~ferIilize and cover from
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cJtiai
GEORGE ROWL and George ". Fos5e
AVEyDED ELL " CHANCERK

The object Of this suit is 20 subject q house
and lot on Gilbert street In Bolivar % the pay
mcnt Of a deh- due from the defendant Crowl
10 the plaintiffs. and 20 set aside a conveyance
of said property from said Crowl 70 defendant
Fossert. so far rs plaintiffs claim IS concerned.
1t appearing. on affidavit filed En- this suit,
that the Defendant George CrOwl is not a resi-
dent % fthc State of West Virginia, he is hereby
required To- appear within four weeks after the
date Of the first publication of this order, onthe
next Rule Day to-wi,: May End 1881. and do
what is necessary 90 protect bis iniere>tsln this
matter.
And it is further ordered that o copy Of this
order shall be published once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the ~TlrgiHia Free Eress-s
newspaper published in this ~CoEuty-and also
posted 40 the front door of the Court-i,ouse oil
the said County. ~ least twenty days before
Decree Is rendered
F. p. LYNCH.
Clerk % the Circuit Court.
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NOTICE.

TTAyING completed my contracts abroad
which have occupied my sole attention fr
nearly a year past, | am now prepared for orders
in all the departments of House Building. Al
dress me at Charlcstown.
Sept. l6, 1876. &c. HOLMES.
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OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
Surveying and Conyeyancing

I WILL survey anywhere, promptly ana q,
short notice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection thcrewith 10 DRAW.
ING DEEDS or any other instruments of Writing
L. O.-Chsrlestown, jefferson Co. ". Va.
Dec. g, 1877. ; HOWELL BROWN.
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FIGS AND THISTLES.

Energy ia rc2osc-'nc after guard oil a
bay mule.
Wild oats are the only crop taat grows 10y
gaslisht.
The first black Friday occurred in Rob
il-on Crusoes time.
The watch repa'rer Is always engaged in
spring cleaning.
B5arling-house butter solves che qas-
tioa Of rapid rancid
Thermometer reform Dat, I'm life; they
never b,c)m. " temperate until nearly 90.
J,ae asS,l his hnIajy how Oh an egg
had TO De b,.Orc 10 bccame q cSiclea.
Alan on n. To- have said Hardly Eva"
when b. vas t,mptel Co bit, the apple.
A yolay lady at a ball cl',sl her beau
an Indian because he was pa her trail al
the time.
Out west the agents take care of the In
lians. and the Indians rcc.proc5ly take
hair OF the agents.
Why canuo. @ gentleman legally possess
"a short w-1lkiny-s-ck Because itcaI u-y-
or De long to him.
Auna Dickinson wants O. DE an ac.or and
with the sectors stand q pair Of tights Up-
oa her-lJrl.- skull within her hand.
Nsycrc0mnel your wife o. gt, u2 first
and build the fire. Il She doe MT a. j. OF
her o"a accord 20 % sleep again.
w.. +t. ,,,,v ,,, ,~.i e., +5. b,,--,r
giving ID '"c P''4 "N q hwy -''" "''-'
BECAUSE us precious utte.
W.. ....L-. ,, D,
o. PEI --' '
go- S'.s '-'., 0-'''' %. "-S vac.
S"l't'3ot "eIC HI o.- 1i'' " T'"""
manu- ou. 9I'i" away "'''~
This seat appear, to be s.-kewcrod" the
scho0lm3ster remarked Us he sac down On
lis chair and sEewered himself on q ben,
MN
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NOTICE.

1 IL persons Indebted 70 toe undersigned as
n former AGENT Of the b. a. O. r. K. C0wrsrv
Tor Freights, o. Commissions. or TO the late firm
efStarry Il Lock, are notified that payment must
be made a; once.
July 10. 1878. j. D. STARRY.
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per day. No thinning is needed after them
They are strong, simple and light draft. War
rautrl. Tor salcbv LIPPITT Sc GO.
Mar. 10. 81.
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gne sfcscoE West B'irgimIa

JEFFEBSON COUNTY, t0-wlt:
ATPULES keiF IN tie Cegb's o9ce Of the
Crcrr Court Of Jftrs9a CopatH APr1
~, 1881.
TEARNEY. Committee i'd
ministrator Of William J. Stephens, de-
ceased, and Nicholas Marmion,)
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The w est End
ALIVE AGAIN!

NOR thc best selected and largest assorted
j Stock of Goods in my lin, call at the One
Price Reliable Grocery o. James III. Rodsick.-
You will dnd my Goods fresh and = lime IN quail
tv-bought from the best houses in Baltimore and
Philadelphia among which are
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS,
Syrups Of all grades. Spices. Canned Fruits. Jel-
lies, Apple aud Peach Batter, Dried Apples Pea
cLes and Corn. P,unes. Rice, Pickles. Maccaroni,
CONNECTIONS, Crackers and Cheese, all grades OF
Tobacco and SegarS.
Glass. Queens. Rockingham and Wooden are.
Racon-all kinds. Fish by the dozen or hundred
To supply the wants and demands Of my many
customers ! have added to my already large stock
a f%uilline Of
DRY GOODS. rgOTIO ~
Consisting. in part, Of Dress Goods, CaIicoes,
Brown ami Bleachrd Muslin, Hosiery. Collars.
Overalls, Ready Made Clothing, and a nice line OF
Summer Hats. These goods ste marked down at
Bottom Prices, and | intend - sell them a cheap
asanv live man in the cit,. Call and see me and
! viii prove it. 3 ing the "Dollars OF yonr Dad
dies" and invest them where YOUR diddies used 10
do business. Ling now established On a sohd
basis. J purpose making MY establishment a per
manrnt institution. Thankful To the general
public mr fie large and liberal patronage bcstow-
ed upon me IN the past, | hope by Offering none but
the best goods at lowest prices andiair dealing to
merit and increase the "a e.
EG-Alknds ot Country Produce taken In ex-
change tor Goods. Goods delivered within the
corporation.
re- Customers can have accommodations for
their horses If thew wish without charge. ny
Respectfully. JAMES. II. RODRlCh.
Jesse NJ. Eng!e.
SALE'SsS; james II. Rodriek.
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Plain and Ornamental
PLASTIGRING.

TIME subscriber takes advantage ofthe Pressas
a medium by which to inform the citizens of
this and adjoining counties that he is prepared to
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any stylethat may be desired, from one Coatto
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy SKIM
Cornices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
ifdesired. None but f~rst-class workmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CISTERNS CEWENTBD AND GUARAN-
TEED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the liberal patronage ] have received since
commencing business, and hope by a strict adhe-
renee to duty to inertia continuance ofthe same.
He- All communication addressed to me at
Charlestown W. Va, will receive prompt atten-
ton C.. FRANK GALLAHER.
March IS. 1870.
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1 Ii the new Pa5eat Remedies and old ones.
a sold hv GFO. T. LIGHT.
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The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Of New York.
CAPITAL 100000.

Largest life Insurance Company in the Ho'h
E5-Rates of Insurance - per cent less than
chargcdby other companies. DIVIDENDS com
paratively large. JAS. Is. RUSSELL, At.
Jan. 81, lSSO. Winchester, Va.
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GANVASSED HANS. Choice Dried Beef,
< Cheese and Maccaroni, just received and
for sale by DAVID HOWELL.
Mar. rs, 81.
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- TO SZU worth $ free. address stin-
son & Co, Portland. Maine.
Mar. l.. Sly.
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DUCEWUEAT FLOUR from the mountains
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, 1881-01-23

Ihe moon Is In har last quarter at 2:37x n. m.
to-day. She will be III conjunction with Mars
Thursday night, and With the sun tne,y u,oon, NJ
six minutes after midnight next Sunday morn.
Ing.
Tho suns upper limb will risa on Monday nj
l:loa a. M, south at I'm - .os. p H., and Set at
5:055l p, m. 1@ 'e' ~
The suns upper limb rises Friday next at7.1e1.
a. m, souths at l8u1. 1s8.s. p. u1., and sets ar
5:10si p. m. 9~'7 a.
The sdereal time Thursday mean noon x,,, ne
2oh. 23m. Iae6s. ''~oA VAL ne
Mercury will be in conjunction with tho s,,n
aoout midnight next Tuesday. He will then be
on tne other side Of tho sun Us eeen fronn ,ta
earth; and from that date pass eastwarf1 titI
"asbtnston's birthday. ~'''e" Cd - tl41
venus IS now brilliant eveuin1 star r,vo,tno
Jupiter IN brightness. During this weak al1o
"lli oe few degrees south from the brightest
OF INC not very prominent stars which mark fha
pace OF the Western Fish OF the Zodiac. sbe il
moving norehward to cross the ecliptIc week
nsncc' enc IS nearly In liue with Jupiter and
90 oaeuro, oetng the most westerly Of the three.
at $3.50 y. III. - 1'''' '-1 ee1
Mars VIII rise Thursday at SIS a, m. and south
~ a9'.o a. u. He rises about an hour and a half
Deiofe mo snn' and Is not very bright obtectlu