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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-01-25
Growing Old.

"James," said the grocer, as he
looked over his spectacles at the boy
who was measuring out half bushel Of
potatoes, ct find that ] have spelt su-
gar with an h In 1t. Is that right "
"No, SIR" replied the clerk, after
spelling tbs word over several timea.
mo, 1 guess it isn't, but ! hate to
scratch it out What shal I do?"
"If it was me, sir, and had put an
sh in sugar, II should order hams and
leave the III off there" -
"Of course-of course Really,
Jarles, but begin TO feel my age, and
/ only wonder that ] don't some tina
spell eggs with two Ga"
MRs. Gov. LEW WALLACE, in describ-
ing a ride in New Mexico, says that the
Mexican driver occasionally leaped from
his seat for q pocketful of stones, and
throwing them at the heads of the mules,
=" at the same time muttering, on the
ledger lines below, sacred words mixed
with names Of saints" The Mexican
insists a mule cannot be made to under
stand without such urging, and they
have proveFb, "Ap ASS ears are made
long In order to catch oaths. .sSz &
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DowNEY, tho poet delegate to Con-
gress from Wyoming, says that his
poem in tire ReeOi Il has made him the
most popular man IN the country,
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Why He Wanted TO Close His Store on
-.. t|-a SUNDAY.

a few days ago young man In bust
ness was greeted by one Of the clergy in
this city, and was congratulated on his
new venture In business. In the course
of the conversation the clerical brother
expressed his opinion as not In favor of
the young keeping open on Sunday.
"No," said the young man, (" 1 don't
want to keep open on Sunday, but will
probably have TO. / work hard all the
week, and would like to shut up ON Sum
day, because it's the only day in the
week that I can have to myself to go
hunting and fishing." 44E4Esa z
The clergyman moved en.-RocheGter
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The small boy who can ride a three
wheeled velocipede in the hall, and beat
a drum at the same time, has qualities
calculated 20 make home happy when he
Ia not well.
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OOEGoopD.A coHFFtE,I

Everybody wants II, but very few get e
because most people do not know how to
select coffee, or IL In spoiled La tho roasting
or making. To obviate these diMculties
has been our study. Thurber's package
soffees are selected by an expert who un.
derstands the art of blending various a.
vors. They are roasted In the most perfec4
manner Gt Is impossible to roast well IN
small quantities.. then put In pound pack
ages On Tie bean, not eroaand,l bearing our
signature ms guarantee OF geRuinene6s.
and each package contains the ThurbsE
recipe for making good Coffee. We pack
two kinda, Thurber's "No. 81" strong
and pung,ant; Thurbers mo. A, !" mild
and rich. One or the other viii suit every
taste. They have the three great points,
good quality, honest Q&Gntitv, reasonable
price Ask yo~ Grocer for 1RsrbeSs
roasted Office in pound packages, mo 81"
or "N0. AZ Dc not be put OF with any
ether kind-your own palate viii tell yoa
what is best. t5s4 G3EA 1.G15t4
Where persons desire 1t. We also furnish
the Ideal" Coffee-pot, the simplest, best
and cheapest0 eoffsepot In existence.
Grocers who sell our Coffee keep them.
Ask for descriptive circular.
Respectfully, DO. .c.E sr
II. Z. d r. B. THURBER q co.
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Coffee
Roasters, New York.
P.S-As the largest dealers IN food pro.
ducts In the world, we consider It our In.
terest TO manufacture only pure and whole
some goods and pack them In o tidy and
satisfactory manner. All goods bearing
our name are guaranteed to be ofsuperior
quality, pare and wholesome, and dealers
are authorized to refund the purchase
price In any case where customers have
cause for classification. It n therekore
90 the interest Of both dealers and eonp
sums1 tcuss 2AavRn>s tr@saA
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A CHAP, being asked to explain the
paradox of how it was possible for
lazy man 10 attain NO much odncation,
answered ct didn't-attain it; /
Observation-Disclosures here and-there, and
was too lazy to forgek T 4 sae 9W
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correct SpeecIl.

CoIreetsspeech is .snch' al indisputa-
lie mark of q lady or gentleman that
il cannot be too often repeated that the
true standard of pronunciation is one in
which all marks Of a particular place OF
birth and residence ara lost, and In
which nothing appears 10 indicate amy
habits Of intercourse other than With tho
well-bred and wen-informed wherever
they may be found kEA#fA
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For Maps Timetables and all information in
regard TO this route, call ON or address, BE-
-s9 Fs -..-s5---.., A. B wRENNE,
Travelling Agent, atlanta, Ga.
VIM T. ROGERS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
s ~1s- w. l.. DANLEY,
2 eenI Pass'r and Ticket Agt.. Nashville, Tenn.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
-.F I'd i.TE E.-.I ais Dob sst.--.lL
In the Circuit Court of HanbleI
..--..- ...-. County. ID. 3..,a
.. .s.... ...--. ..r. NO, 90, ..s en-. Z
Mea1ac Boaz Is. Eliiah Reard e al

,a = MeshGc Bodz Us. Elijah Beard ct al .
I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR
Ill ing from eompIainants bill, which Is sworn
to, that the defendants, Bednigo Boaz or his an
known heirs, Elijah Beard, Simeon Boaz, Mar.
garet Henry, Elijah c. BoaE, w N Boaz, Russell
Simns, Noah Simns, Nancy Houser, stephen
siInns, Ellceary Huggard, Lefty Prudence Miller,
Geo. Il. Simns, John Sinus, Joseph Simns, Osey
51mns, Edy Simns, Katherine Simns, Ulysses
Grant Sims, Noah n Simns, VIM. SiInns,
ChrisEeen Pinneys Joshua Simns, Junes Sinns,
falnira Huse, Mary Simns, Jehn Simns; the un-
.Gnown heirs Of Obediah Simns and the unknown
heirs Of Eddjahf BoaZ, are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee 1t is ordered that the said
parties, Elijah Beard, Simeon Boaz, Margaret
Henry, Elijah @. Boaz, W. N. Boaz, Russell Simns,
Noah Simns, Nancy Houser, Stephen Sirnns, EH-
ceany Huggard, Lefty Ps'udenee Miller, Geo. q
Simns, John Simns, Joseph Simns Osey, Simns
Edy Simns, Katherine Simns Ulysses Grant Simns,
Noah n. Simns, VIM. Simns, Christeen PInney,
Joshua Simns, james Simns, Palmira HuBe, Ns ry
Sunns, John Sipns, be required to appear befbra
the Judge of the Circuit Court of Hamblen eoSu-
ty at court 70 be he I'd at the court house in RDf
rlstown, on the .. -..5r1 ,
LIST Monday Of Apr1z, 1882, :,
and make defense to said bill, filed in said Cohrt
FOR partition of land, the same win be taken
Cor confessed, and the cause set for hearing ex-
parte as to them 1t is further ordered that this
notice be published In THE MoRRIsrowN GAZETTE
for four successive weeks. s-U III
This January 5, 1884,
Test: r4 GEO s. CROUCH Cltfk
jzn11--4w f.r- .,f;----
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REATTY,S ORGANS, q stops. 10 Set Reeds
s-.~~-s- = n Only $50. Pianos $l25 and up
Rare Holiday Inducements Ready. Write or "a 4,
on BEATTY, Washington, NJ. aid Aug101y
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PEI d
RNTHEREAS PLAINTIFFS
w have complained on oath that J. r.. Alex
Alder and Vim. II Dodson are indebted to them
in the sum 1898 80 with interest, due by notes
dated July /, 1879, for Threshing Machine and
horse power and fixings therefor, and that J. Il
Alexander is nonresident, and prays for writ OF
attachment II therefore order that publication be
made for said J. r, Alexander IN the Merristowp
per published in MorristoWn, Hamblen county,
Tennessee. commanding said ]. r, Alexander ta
appear before the undersigned, Justice of the
Peace fer Granger county, Tennessee, At his
house, on the 18th day of February, 1881, aud
snswer this complaint, or this case win be pro-
ceeded in ex-parte as to him. .-.--- 81
Witness nay hand, this 9th january, 1882
r+-.r f-- .r-- -,-r-...- w. II. MEEK
Justice of the Peace for Granger Co.
jana 81 4wT 1917 --eitl .i--H1
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State Of Tennessee effersOn
Count.
In Ms Natter Of Estate Of NJ ". QuarEts,
deceased. -

-fRHE INSOLVENCY OF THE
estate Of ". Quarles, decd, having been
Suggested to the County Court Clerk Of said
county, hereby notify all persons having ela,n1s
against said estate to file them duly authenticated
with the Clerk Of the County Court OF Jefferson
county, Tennessee. on or before the 9Th day Of
June, 1882 they win be forever barred, both in
law and equity. fsfsl Is > ~ -6sslt' EftI
This 30th day of December, 1881.
s.. Jan AEa-+w &js-sLs z. I. JOHN, Adrnr.
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NOTICE.

G. huffman Dc Go. ps. J. r. Alexander
i a. III. johnson, Nm. II. DOdsoa.
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FOR THE
North and West!
Do not Fail to see that Your
Ticket Reads by the
Nashville,
v2a 'esaTa@ 20
Chattanooga &
st. Louis RR.

EOR SPEED, SAFETY AND
- comfort, you viii ind this line to be unriyal.
ed. For the celeb rated Springs and Summer Re-
seFts, Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at al
principal oftices. Ennigrants wishing to go West,
either 30 locate -prospectors, viii md it to
their advantage to go by this route. Round Trip
emigrant tickets on sale to Texas points. Through
Coaches are run from Chattanooga to ColuPabus
without change. Sleeping Coaches on all night
trains. - L-l Is.
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! d 3 s. s9skE 5
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tbs number Of applications from business
men iR each kind Of business, - AZ foIIOscs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-16

Hon L. Boyd Faulkner.

We observe among the correspondence
d the Wheeling Register and among the
papers of this Distcict & reference to THIS
gentleman as an aspirant for Congress in
this District. There is not, and has not
been, any foundation for this idea. When
he finished his career as State Senator-a
career which reflected so much honor upon
him as an able and influential member of
that body-he determined to give his atten-
ton diligently to the business of his pro-
~fession. and for the present at least TO aoan-
don politics. His large and Increasing
practice fully utilities the wisdom of this
course and after a few years, we trust he
may again forego the labors of his profess
sion for an honorable position in the service
Of his State and Of the peoplc.-Aertins-
burQ Statesman.
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Democratic County Contention.

The Democratic Convention Of Jefferson
County, met pursuant TO call, at the Court
House in Charlestown, on Friday, Septem-
Der 9Th. 1882, and was called 10 order by
W. II. T. Lewis, Esq, Chairman OF the
County Executive Committee. ANDREW
+. KENNEDY, Esq, was elected Temporal
~ Chairman, and II. l.. HEIsKELL and A.
l.. OseoURN Temporary Secretaries
. On motion, Committees were appointed
upon Permanent Organization, Credentials,
and Basis of Representation.
The Committee or permanent Organiza-
ton reported in favor of the temporary or
GERS for permanent officers.
The Committee on Credentials reported
as delegates the persons hitherto reported IN
The papers of the county as having been
chosen at the recent primary meetings.
The Committee on Basis of Representa-
ton reported in favor of the basis Of 2025
votes in the county at large, properly ap-
portioned among the several districts.
All Of these reports were adopted.
1t being represented to the Convention
that Cleon Moore, ESQ, Chairman Of the
Primary Needing IN Charlestown District,
had been authorized to cast the vote of That
district for Col. r. W. Baylor, for re-nomi-
nation for County Commissioner, Mr.. Moore
was, on motion, admitted to 4 seat in the
Convention for that purpose.
4 recess was then taken until . o'clock,
=. VI.
Upon reassembling the han.es CT the fol-
lowing gentlemen were placed before the
| Convention for nomination for the House OF
| Delegates. viz: Isaac Fouke, j. W. Rider,
| W. b. Daniels and Lee II. Moler. ballot
was taken which resulted in the nomination
| of Messrs. Rider and Fouke, the vote being
as follows; Rider, 1,l67; Fouke LOGS
/ Moler 954; Daniels, CPS. Messrs, Rider and
| Fouko were thereupon declared the nomi-
nees. anG their nomination made unani-
nous.
On motion, Col. r. VI. Taylor was nomi.
mated by acclamation for the position ol
! County Commissioner.
Ii was moved and carried that a new
/ County Executive Committee be appointed
! 10 be composed Of two members from each
/ voting precinct rs constituted by the recent
/ order OF the County Court, and the follow
ing persons were named by the diieren.
! delegations and appointed
Charlest0wn-J. y. Gallaher atG J. Ed
Duke.
Zoar-J. {. Wiltshire and Jno, ". Dan
iel.
Shcphc-dstoNr-C. D. Wysong and T
W. Latimer.
Harper's Ferry. Garland Hurst anC
/ Singleton Chambers.
Summit Poiut-Dr. J.E. Wilson and Col
! =. p. Chew.
Kable,own-W. II. T. Lewis and DR., w
DulaelJs-C. l.. Barnhart ard DR.. J. w
Ayler.
Lcctown-Isaac II. strider and Eugcn,
! Baker.
Kearncysyille-Jas T. Trussell and J. b
! Rogers.
Oak Groye-Wm. J. Moler and william
! Emile.
Halitown-John F. Foley and D. G
/ Hcnkle.
On motion, The Convention adjourned
sine de.
A. Z. KENNEDY, Chairman.
II. l.. HEIsKELL, g..
4. L. OSBOURN,
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cInrke Conntn Clippings

From the Courier:
Property in Berryyiile i rapidly rising
in value. On Saturday last special COM
missiope. Mccormick sold a vacant lot,
fronting 80 feet on Main street cad run
ming back 100 feet, adjoining the residence
Of IL. c. Bowser, for $50. Theprice paid
was M tbe rate of $67l0 per acre. Messrs.
Ha7les;y & kcrfcot were the purchasers.
\ lot Of land of lGl acres, lying on the
Winchester ard Berry's Ferry turnpike,
near Boyceyille, the property of Mrs. NJ. L.
Somcryine. of White Post, has been sold to
W. It. Hall At tie price of $500.
A. Moore, jr., the trustee of the Bank Of
Bcrryvilie, is prepared to pay another diyi-
dend to the deposilors in that institution.
A. $. Lippitt recently sold to Wm. B..
Page los acres Of land at $500 per acre.
lie also ssld 45 acres to his brother, DR..
Lippitt. Nr. Lippitt has bought . fam Of
2oo acres. in Fauqa;er cocnty, for $1,000.
The new Baptist Association, to be called
the Shenandoah Association. composed of
the several churches in Berkeley, jefferson,
Clarke and Warren counties, met in Berry
vile ~ the 18th INST. 10 perfee. the organi-
zation.
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-HoY- RILLIlM ". FNATERs.

In the 81 pkcrGstowa Register oflast week
On "OIr DEMOCRAT" recommends Mr.
Trayc-s of this county, for nomination by
the F;cimont Convention, on the Goth, for
Congress. The Jeiicr>onian test viii well
apply 70 the gentleman in question, viz: rs
he honest and Is he competent" The hlgh
order ofiutegrity, and uncompromislHg hon
esty which makes up the daily life Of Sir.
T. commends him to favor in the capacity
OF a congressman. And especially IN this
degenerate ere when venality, jobbery, and
dishonesty faint the doings of Congress-in
its acts robbing the people b, wholesale.-
Millions upon millions OF The peoples mo-
nev Is leei,latcd out Of the peoples pockets
into the treasury 20 be s%quandcred on jobs
20 which the legislator is a beneficial party.
Wiki Mr.. TraYers in Congress the rightsot
eye~y citizen VIII be guarded. His course
ip the Constitutional Convention OF the
state is guarantee enough of his legislative
ability. and his practice at the bar exhibits
legal abilitr # a profound order. lastly,
Nir. Travcs would be found in accord with
The people igainst the encrOachments ofmo-
nop0lics. tie would protect corporations in
al thcir legal rights, but beyond that be
would not 20; but would ably oppose all
encroachments los them % the citizen. His
nomination Will lie an honor 20 the District.
NOTER.
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Charles j. FduUaneY, pt

The vacancy shortly to exist in the repre-
sentatiou Of this District in the House OF
Representatives of the United States has di-
rcctcl the public eye 10 this gentleman as Il
proper person for the nomination at the
Piedmont Convection. We profess to speak
only on behalf OF the Democracy OF this
county, and we can truthlully say that its
democratic sentiment Is quite unanimous in
his support.
We have heard hut one expression, and
that Is ct the entire and absolute cXpeiicu-
cy ofJujre FarlknerS nomination, emma
ting from both iIoge and Lucas men in this
county.
His DISCHARGE for the lest few years of the
delicate and important du.iC, of Judge Of
this Circuit, ha, fully -cvoaied to ihe public
mind his high and remarkable qualities. All
coucu-, that he has exhibited throughout
his judicial course frmneSs and decision OF
character, strict impGrtiality, stern intcgri-
Is. freedom from all external Influences. in
domitable industry and perseverance,, and
high ability as a iurist. He is q man with
the courage cH'iEently fitted To give effect TO
his convictions. Such qualities are as ser
yicea5.c O. the people upon the loor of Con-
grcsS, as upon tie bench, and we have no
doUbtthey are tuliy appreciated by the pco-
p.e.-ffriiasJWg N'2'c>m0a.
Thciudicjd qualifications OF Jadgc Faux
ner aye highly appreciated ~ cur people,
and emphasis viii be given to the general
recognition Of them by a failure cf the de-
velopmcnt here Of strength or his part for
Congressional honors at this time. His pop
as q Judge is likely to p-oyehis weak
ness here in this contest fer the Congress
,i9aal nomination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-16

In publishing, as appended, the resigna-
ton of the County Commissionershif by
Capt. Jacob s. Melvin, Democratic nomi-
nee for the State Senate, it is but iustto him
for Us to preface it by the remark that 1t
was Capt. Melyin's inclination before the
meeting of til" nominating Convention to
tender his resignation, but friends prevail
ed upon him to withhold it. lie has thought
it best to send in his resignation, in order
that an election might be ordered by the
Court, thinking it better that tho people
should fill the vacancy rather than that it
should be done by the Commissioners after
the election:
10 the County Court Of Jefferson County:
Having just ascettained, through the aid
vice OF counsel, that the position OF Com
missioner of the County Court is incCmpat-
ible with the position to which have re-
Gently been nominated, and that IL will be
necessary for me resign now IN order to
have the vacancy filled by the people at
the next general election, and desiring that
they shall have the opportunity of making
their selection to FIJI the said vacancy at
the Convention called to assemble on sat
urday, the 10Th. : hereby respectfully ten
der my resignation as County Commissioners
Respectfully,
j. S. MELVIN.
- TAL0
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To the Public.

TIE Charlestown Viii, operated Ivy the un-
j frrsirned. will be closed in q feW days for
repairs. Meanwhile my customers viii re az
c-olimodated rs usual, and after such repairs
and Improvements the Mill viii be IN p slaPc
for rs to do better work than ever before. Hay-
ing rented for q term Of years, ! propose T.
bring the reputation Of the manufacture cf
this old o5.ablished Mill up 10 tle fullest stan
.dard. aud by attention to business and fair
dealing, hope 20 merit q liberal patronage:
Jnlv % lsSs-;f c.p. LIGHT.
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Of West Virginia,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
WnEELlyG. Aucnst p. |

10 the Commissioners Of E7e,tiou IL he See@G!
Counties IF me Staie Of West Vrndia:
WuFKg>s. 4 vacancy exists in the office OF
JUDGE OF TIIESUPREMECOURT OF AP-
PEAL.S of this State, for the term of said Office
ending on the Dist day OF pccca.ber, 1854, by
reason Of tie rcsignltidn, e take effect on the
lSt div &c June, ISL, Of the Hon. {. +. T.
Moore. one Of the Judges thereof ana iEcum-
bent Of said term
ANp WHEREAS. More than two yrars will
claIsc from the time of the resignation of the
Hon. G.. p. r. Moore, judge ~ Aforesaid. 10 the
end Of the term for which he vraso'5ctcd
Nov. THEsEEoEE, |, JACOB 3. Jackson,
Governor OF the State Of West virginia, by
virtue Of The authority in me vested, hereby
command YOU, the said Commissioner OF Elcr-
ton. in the name of the State Of West virgin
ia. to cause poll to be opened, and an election
To- be held at the several places of voting III
your respective c%ountics, ON 10
.Sscond 71csdoy in October, 4. D. 1882,
to-git. on the tenth day thefcof-it being the
day of the next General clection-for the pur-
pose Of choosing aJudge of the supreme Court
% Appeals. - M the vacancy in said ofigc
caused hv the resignation OF the Hon. {. 7. ~.
Moore, late Judge As Aforesaid.
Is WrryEss WHEREOF. 7 have
hcrounto set my hand and
affixed the Less Seal OF tie
f-rNi} State, at the Capitol at
Wheeling, this 2S.h da oG
August, j. D. lSS2. and oftho
State tic twentieth.
BY the Govorncl.
RANDOLPH STALSAEEE, ia,
Secretary OF State.
c,,4,-,lor 10 f-So-l
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Nttt toRrW Curt AuguSt Term. lso2.
ut Day
Ia Term of said Court bee,'n and held at
"A the Court-IIousein CharleStoWn, Monday,
the 7th day Of August, laS2.
The Court makes the following appointment
&C Commissioner and C,nvassnrs cf Elections
mt the different places ot voting in this County,
for the next two years, viz:
!. CuArLFsTowN.-Geprge Baylor, FL. Man
ming. =. +. L~ciscnrilg, Commissioners. !. Ed
ruEe. Gloon Moore, E.J. Williams, Canvassers
.. ZoAR School HorsE., (CbarleStown Dis
trict)-JamcS W. Glenn, George Curry. JnO.
NJ. Daniel, Commissioners.
?. SHErHrRDsTowN.-E. G. ". Herr, John II,
Zittlc David Billmvsr. Commissioners. J. :,
Bragonicr, G.. r. Licklidcr, John Kcplinger.
CanvdSScEs.
1. DvFrrrLDs, (Shophcrdstown Distrio).-
Joseph T. Hess, Adam ;. Link, d. c. Adams,
Commissioners
5. HARPER's FERRY.-James Conway, !. Cav
ALTER. ". r Baden, Commissioners. l.. \.
Montague, jane y. Smallwccd, Thomas ".
Dcale, CanyasScrs.
g.. HArnrowy, (Harper's Ferry District
!. y. Rider, fhrs. b. Moore, GCc~ge Ko5ncn,
Commissioners.
=. OAK GROVE ScHooL-lIoUsE, Giarpcr's Ferry
Districtl.-Robert Duke, Jacob Molcr, Adam
kidwilcr. Commissioners.
:. MrpELEwAY.-Dr. &. ". Fans, Josiah
Watson, Peter Hinton, Commissioners.
@ I,EErowv. Niddleway District}.-Merc-
dith Helm, z. e. Watson. J. J. Harrisburg,
Commissioners.
10. K-tARyEYSvILLE. (NiddlcVay District
James T. TruSsell,, Isaac T.. Rodgers, Danl. Get
zendanner. Commissioners.
II rr,wN William q Norris Gcorre
Harris. ~. Woodward, Commissioners.
y. SUMMIT Po1XT. Kabletown District
Robert Y. shirley. y. II. Willis, Edward g..
Haines. Commissioners.
Copy-Tcstc.
T 4 MOORE.
Clerk Of County Court.
Ssvtembc- > 1850 fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-16
September g, l92.
From the News:

From the NeVs:
The congregation Of the LoudoUn Street
Presbyterian church will spend aboutS -, 600
next spring in improving their church edi-
fee. The plans and specifications Tor the
work are being prepared.
Mr.. Chas. j. Janney of Loudoun, one of
the Directors of the Washington and Yves
tern K. L. CO., reached our city Tuesday
morning with the C~omPany's mortgage for
$2.40O, 000 in favor Of the Mercantile Trust
Co. OF y. Y, which has been recorded in
The Clerks Office of Frederick county court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-16
House Building, * e..

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
cubic that he will contract for the cree
ton Of Houses. and the execution Of other WORK
in the Hotsc-B building and Carpenter and Cab
met business. Is i practical builder of cxpe-
rience he is confident " executing his contracts
satisfactorily a 70 ~workuUn.hip, prOmptitudc
and terms. H.tLAf GllilNO,
Duficid's Depot.
Angus e, iss2-Gm.