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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

DR. ERsKGNE MASON, a well-known
surgeon of New York city, died on the
18TH inst, at the age Of forty-fve. He
was son of the Rev. Erskine Mason,
D. D., and grandson Of the Rev. DR.. John
M. Mason.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

A CHURCH PEW, says an exchange, was
lately advertised for sale in Rochester,
commanding beautiful view Of the en-
tire congregation"
OF course it was in the dress circle ="
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

The reporter Of New York daily
paper went to see the panorama of "Bun-
vans Pilgrim Progress" On being re-
fused admittance without paying he said
" Let me see Mr.. Bunyan, then he will
let me in"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

LORD LoNsDALE, who recently died at
the age of 26 from dissipation had the
right of presentation to SO livings in the
Church of England.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

THE steamer Alaska has just crossed
the ocean from Queenstown to New York
in 7 days, 6 hours, and 90 minutes-the
best passage on record. 1t beats the
famous passage Of the Arizona, Of the
same (the Guion) line, which vessel
crossed the Atlantic in 7 days, hours,
and As minutes.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

MEssRs. MooDY AND SANKEY do not
accept the invitation to spend year in
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

Mr.. GLADSTONE, as well as Lord Cairns,
has pronounced against the revised ver-
sion of the New Testament.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-04-26

AT Port Huron, Mich, Ill ITO immi-
grants entered the United States last year
more that at any other port except New
York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
Republican Senatorial ConSea-
ton.

The Republican Convention for The
18th Senatorial District, convened In the
Court-house, in MaTtinsburg, Thursday,
the 9TH inst, and with one or two eNrep-
tons the delegates from Berkeley, Jeiter-
son and Morgan answered to their names.
The Convention was called 10 order by
James d. Butt, Esq, Chairman OF the
jefferson County Executive Committee.
). V. Yantis, Sr. elected Chairman; w.
II. Webster. J. Strange and 4. ). Goulden
chosen Secretaries. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the delegates to the
Senatorial Convention for the Twelfth
District, assembled at Msrtinsburg, Sep
TENDER 7th, 1882, respectfully endorse Mr..
John II. Janney, of Berkeley County. rs
suitable candidate for State Senator, and
that we recommend his candidacy TO al
voters irrespective Of past political affilia-
tons, who are in favor of fair and hon
est administration Of the affairs Of our
State Government. and are in favor OF
such legislation and laws Gs are i'll keeping
with theiive and progressive sentiment
of The are in which We live.
On motion the Chair appointed Messrs.
John J Heizcl, j. :. Hetzci, j. ;. Halde-
maj. and u. J. Beckett, committee TO
notify Mr.. Januey Cf the action Of the
Convention. The Senatorial Executive
Committee WAS continued as heretofore
narnclv. the Chairman OF the County Ex-
ccu,i,e Committee OF the Senatorial Dis
trict Adjourned. .-...
S.V. YANTIs, Chairman.
", s III. wEssTrH' Secretaries. ..ss
4 y GOCLDEE. J
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
Local. ITEMS.

Don't forget to attend the Mass Meeting today,
Saturday. l6:h instant, at Charl, stown, to serd
delegates TO the CO. Eressional Convention ~
Piedmont, Oh Wednesday next
Among those most prominently mentioned TO
represent this the second district In ibe next Con-
gress, The names OF Tue HoIs Vim. l.. Wilson,
VIZ. b. TraveIs james II. Grove, aud judges
A. +. Raymond and G. J. Faulkner. al Others.
the convention meets IL Piedmont On Wednei-
Cay next.
Mr.. David johnson, former owner and opera
tor of Shenuondal Wooden Factory, in this
county died At that locality IN Saturday night
last at an advanced age.
Mrs.. E. Z. r. Henderson has sold, throrge V.
u. Firor's agency, ten q ,es OF the east bali OF
her % acre l0i on Inc south side of the Bioomery
Turnpike, 20 Mr.. Robert Brot5srtop. for $42 %
per acre.
The new Demo :ralic County Executive Com
mIttee met on Fricsv ias, ard nrkap'zea hy
electipg W. Il. T. levin IEn.rmar, and Jno. NJ.
Daniel Secretary. ---
The death Of DR.. Lawrence A. Washington.
grand nephew Of Gen. Washington, at Deuison,
Texas, Augu.t lob, Is announced. He was born
In Winchester.
Charles Chase. youngest SOC OF Mr.. Geo. W.
Chase OF lhis lowu, met with o painful accident
on Thursday of last week, by having the middle
finger OF bis right hand SD badly mashed oy The
falling. of oar of railroad Iron upon il, as 10
necessitsle anputation. DR.. Z. T. Botler rund r
ed surgical aid.
wbitmsn's ane Chocolate for table use at
GibsopS. .-
A new lot Of WhItman's French Candies, from
30 70 50 cs,its per pound Of Gjbson's Drug Store.
White Wash Brrsbe, for sale at Gibson's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
9BNgJNEG4TED.

. kLLERLIN, Seps 9Th.
Mr.. Zittic-I shall lake the liberty 10
trouble YOU with "a brief statement Of our
efforts TO rebuild our church, 81. Johas
Episcopal. The amount OF money re-
ouired 10 effect This will be more than our
small number Ot members can hope Ia az
sumo, The ladies OF the Nita society de-
cided TO have Il CONCERT ANA festival, Kea-
sousble emuSemients form desirable Occu-
patton and DR.. johnson declared that 10
be the only condition absolutely necessary
"a happiness. They promote checriuIness
and incuIcate an inclination 20 look upon
the bright side % all thing. IL Is the ut
most Importance thar the amusements oil
a people should be of good moral tone
anL character. This department was un-
der the supervision Of Mrs. DR.. Ran son
and Miss Alice Britain. All tho MEM
brrs equally interested ~ tho festival;
everything passed of With proper decor
UNI. The sun realized being about $3.50.
do not deem il necessary 10 attempt
reference i'm detail oitheir varied abilities;
! have here particular irstance OF their
service and zelious efforts N cur behalf.
The generous and liberal spirit so sUAvI-
TER ~ MoDo which prompted their ser
vices shall ut least be held la cherished
remembrance. II neeGs no panegyrist TO
swell the popular opinion. Tha. much Of
our success Is due To Mrs. Ransom whose
demeanored countenance born of sun
shiny persistence TO dispel the slightest
mist; in every emergency ever ready and
In the right place. II has been written il
1t came to question Of courage, the weak
er frame might hold the firmcr. spirit. The
ladies return thanks 10 the friends If
Storer College for the Use OF their pleas
ant hall and 10 our friends Of Washington
city, Charlestown and Msrtinsburg re-
new TO you our assurance Of an eternal
gratitude and esteem. Whilst [ am on
the subject | cannot forbcar mentioning
that all we're perfectly delighted and loud
in their sncomiums. Is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
Hon. James n. Grove for Cor
gress.

Mr.. Editor.-We have had one fIEie ..
Kcyser and It has taught us 10 look lar
ahead, that snch breaks will not again nc
cur In our parry. Looking over the avail
able men Of the Democratic party Of the
2nd district 10 represent us In Congress,
and who can bear the Democratic banner
N victory In the coming campaign, who
Is strong or speech 10 put clearly before
the people the principles of the grand old
party. Our choice falls upon Hon. jaime,
II. Grove Of Jefferson county as the man
for the people IN the comlug struggle; all
factions Of the party could and would con-
solidate upon Mr.. Grove Without condi-
ton.
Sir. Grove Is beyond ali doubt q states
man, his we'll earned reputation while
head Of the Judiciary committee OF The
Senate o! Maryland, his thorough know
edge of law and hiG earGestness H. behalf
OF the reople End the working men q tha
country and his love o. his birthplarr
Wet Virginia, makes him jnst the man
for the crisis, and we earnestly asa ts
people 20 consider James II. Grove ~hs'
making their choice OF : standard pcsr'r
IN the coming fg.i'. W.
Hampshire county, SEPT. IN, 1899
MARTISsBuno, sept. s,b. lsS.
Mr. Editor-Gov. Seymour Of New
York, ripe states 1laD, says Young s"1
new blood mus. be5IfrlsGd ia our oour-
ellis 10 purify them and carry the banners
Of dem9kScy tos successful issue 70
true. weant broad, liberal AID pro,
grsssiye views, We T1gSt needs get out Of
the old rut. Now the way to do II hto
select man Of ability, Of iibcrslity, OF
finished oratorical powers, thai he nay pe
heard, and OF sound judgment thstbe m.y
be respected, and Of energy that re ma!
and will carry out the graf purpofe' |"
our dernocrAtic organizAicn. ~
Such man for the prrseht unfostpn,s
crisis Ia our ranks II ths Hon. Jsmes ".
Grove. We all know him 10 he man OF
unwayeriDg purpose when the good !"
his fellow men requires determinaton.
lie Is a splendid lawyer am v,thou1
question one o<tllc fnest orators IN ine
STATE. lie Is very popular and j. just the
man 10 lead US 10 victory. We can ~
Z - IF BERKELEY COUNTY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
sl25.07 sl25.02

On motion it was ordered that the
officers he empowered 10 make any
changes in the executive committee they
may deem necessary. The following
resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolved we heartily approve
of The renewed work OF the American
Bible Society in the recanvassing o: our
whole land for the purpose of supplying
our destitute poor families with the
word of God, AM! that we will aid it by
our aims aaG prayers. --r
Resolved-That the Secretary send
ont an invitation to the cooperating
Pastors and Churches within our bounds
to take collection for our Bible So
ciety and forward it TO the Treasurer.
Resolved, That we tender our alb
sent friend md brother, Rev. J. \.
Armstrong. oar sincere sympathy in
his sickness, and express our earnest
bops and feryent prayers for his speedy
restoration 10 health and TO his faithful
ministry again among us.
Resolved, That the Secretary publish
the minutes of this meeting in tie
Shepherdstown Register, and that we
send copy TO Rev. y. Mclean, ID. d.,
New York, and that this meeting be
adjourned TO meet about q year hence,
at the call Of the President. .....
T. w. LATIMER, Sec'y.
GEO. NJ. BEIrzmoovER, Prest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16

~ CHANGE OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS
Mr.. a. Pope, lateiy General Passenger
Agent Of the Richmond and Danville Sys-
tenn, has been appointed General Psssen-
ger Agent Of the Shenandoah Valley, Nor
folk & Western and Enst Tennessee and
Georgia Railroads, thus relieving Mr. &.
Hatch ut his request, ofthat branch Of the
business. Mr.. Pope il also appointed
General Ticket Agent, enabling Mr.. Jos.
a. Coke 10 devote his whole attention to
the Authorship. The duties Of Auditor
mud General Ticket Agent WEIGH Mr..
Coke has performed so acceptably had be-
come very great. Mr.. Pope brings with
him long experience IN his business and
he Ia regarded as Thoroughly competent
railroad man. Nr. Foster Morss has re-
signed hts position Of Engineer OH the
SE.uandoah Valley road, and Mr.. D. ".
Flickwir has been appointed to I'LL the
VACANCY,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
marriaafs.

On Sunday, September 8, 1882, by
Rev. Il. F. Cropise, at the residence Of
the brides father, JOSHUA BRA
SHEARS 10 EDMONIA B. BOYER,
daughter OF Samuel Boyer, Of Mercer.
vile, Md.
A, the residence of the brides pa
ren,s. hear Ksbletown, this county, on
September 5. 1882, By Rev. "A c. Hop.
kins. Mr.. HORACE ". HOOFifAS
TER TO Miss ALICE o. .AtBIN,
daughter of John A. AIbin. Esq Z.
On "Wednesday evening iaih. ~ tie
Kerqeysyille Church. at o,elpt.k. by
Rev j. e.. bowman, Mr. JAS. WIN.
BtIRR of browns Crossing, 70 Miss
ALICE VI. ROBERTS o. k.rnsys,iiIe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
~ SUDDEN DEAru.-Miss Ellen

tE- SUDDEN DEArH.-Miss Ellen V.
Beller, daughter of nr. Z. L. Be!ler,
drug gist, of Roanoke, Va, formerly Of
Charlestown, died AT the residence Of her
father at Roanoke, on Wednesday Of last
week, in the 23d year of her age. She had
been quite Ill short time prior to her
death but had become Sonvzlescent, and
was sitting up talking about entertaining
u friend from whom she expected 10 re-
ceive cali. About two hours before her
death she .old her brother she wanted TO
lie down and sleep short while so she
would feel refreshed and better able 10
entertain her friend who was expected TO
arrive on the morning train. In short
time afterward she aroused in semi-con-
scious state, and after talking a few mo
u-nts fell back in spasms. Drs. Butler,
Webb and Gale were called III, but could
do nothing to relieve her. Her remains
were taken TO Charlesfown for interment
last Thursday. Her parents and brothers
we're almost heart-broken over their be-
,eavement, anG felt the shock more keen
" in consequence OF the audiences Of
her death, and Of her being the last one OF
f.vo daughters. Her desth was caused
by hear: disease.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16

EsrLxR HorEI-BENJA,iIN F., GRAVES
PRoPRIErox.
Persons stopping at this House can
have ACCESS 10 The Livery Stable st re-
duced rates. 80
T. c. Sunan, A. New, W. ". Gar
re,t, Baltimore; NJ. n. Fox, T. d.
Qui,ns, Phila: H. W.; Jsrkius, Win
chester; W. r. Cunningham, Clear
sprir, Nd; +. Cunningham, Green
Mont, Pa; Z. H. Myers, Keedysrille;
NJ. +. Clemer, Smith6e.d, Pa; J. Ryan,
townsville; A. J. Thompson, Boyce-
Vile, Va; A. J. Lemaster, Bedingto n;
J. NOVEL;, MoKeesport, Pa; G. Schrev-
er, II. Rutherford, Mar,insbu-g; e. W..
Smith, Charlestowni Miss Mary Gam
Dol, Tallahassee. Fla, ]. NJ. Pitcher,
Pelershnrg. Vail. N. Kidd, NJ. Kidd,
w. S, Smallidge, Upshur Co; J. b.
Morgan, w. Grim, Gerardstown; Pierce
Mace, Dublin. Pa; F.aE. Alder, G. A..
Newton, Sharpsburg; j. W. Cost, Ia
gsrstowD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16

tE- SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Hezekiah
Easton, one Of the old and most worthy
farmers of Wash. county, Nd, who was
living with his family on the Mount Etna
farm owned by DR.. Josiah F. Smith Of
HagerStown, was found dead In one Of
the fields on Thursday Of last week. The
previous afternoon he mounted his horse
and went of IN search Of stray turkeys,
and nothing was known Of him until the
next morning, when his lifeless body was
found near 4 gate, with his horse stand
ing grazing near by. Mr.. Esston's neck
WAS broken, and it IS supposed he must
have been thrown from his horse, but
how or under what circumstances are
mere speculation. He was 73 years old
and leaves wife and eight children.
His remains were Inferred at Beaver
Crnak ON Friday
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
or Interest 10 the Fnrmer-The
Canada Thistle.

There il no greater danger, remarks
the MarIinsDurg independent, mt this
time threatening the farming and landed
interest than the spread Of the Canada
thistle. II is now coming to maturity,
and spreading OH the wings Of the wind
its pernicious seeds far and near. Only
n few persons seem to know the weed
when they see it, and we have been sur
prised 10 find men, especially tenants,
upon whose farms /. has been for years,
TO be ignorant OF its existence, and have
COMPOUNDED il with the common thistle,
which il somewhat resembles when 1t ap-
pears In single plants, growing mp to
height OF from two to four feet. This ter
r;ble scourge 2ropagateS itself by the root
As well as by the dover. 1t Is often seen
in patches Of thirty and forty feet in Ill.
smeter, completely covering the ground,
excluding grain, cattle, horses and sheep,
from the soil, and virtually DIES troying
for all useful purposes just "a much OF the
land "a II occupies. Then again when
single seed has taken root, 1t grows up by
itself into plant of three or four feet
high. IT is the worst legacy that the
late civil war has left us. Better double
the number of our houses aid barns had
been DESTROYED by the army than this in
siduous enemy had been introduced
amongst US. No one can form an ade-
quate idea of Its pernicious effects upon a
country unless he will 60 TO New York
and other Northern States, and see Its de.
vastations In counties where it has OBJ
tanned firm foothold.
The Legislature Of West Virginia has
declared it u PUBLIC NUISANCE, and 10
wiser declaration ever came from that
body, and it Furnishes any owner or tenant
ofland who permits plant to mature and
cast It's seed, with fine of not less than
FIVE Lor more than Ten dollars for each
offence. It's hoped that the farmers Will
for their own sakes see to the enforcement
OF this salutary law, and we feel that our
thanks are due to Benz. +. Brady, late
Berkeley delegate, for the activity and
zeal which he manifested In procuring the
psssape of this excellent law. We heard
y gentleman saya few days ago In refer
pnce to farm that he was otherwise de-
sirous of purchasing: II will not buy that
farm. Ii has too much Of the Canada thistle
upon it," Such declarations will be often
heard here, as in the North, unless we, by
industry and perseverance, arrest this vile
and pernicious curse 10 agriculture.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
FOR CONGRESS


The vacancy shortly 70 exis. Ia ,ha,
reservation OF the District In tbs ~
Of Representatives Of the Cni,ed S,".s
hee directed the public ere TO this oen,,.
ul(h as q proper person for the mont.
ton &C the Piedmont ConyentIon NJ
profess TO speak only on behalf o,ws
Democracy OF this County, and We &c
truthfuliy say, that Its democratic 49,.
ment Ia quite unanimous in his sunnor,
We have heard but one expression
that is Of the entire and absolute .Yns sa
ericy of Judge Eaulkner's nonin,r H..
eminating FROM bo,h Hege ana Luess NJ
in this county.
His discharge for The last few YEAR. -.
the delicate and important duties Of Ind.
Of this Circuit, has FULLY revealed - ~
pubhc mind his hish and ren.sk,Sis
qualities. Ali concur. that he has exhIb.
tied throughout his judicial Course Arr.
ness and decisloa. Of character, strlc, lr-.
Partially, stern integrity, freedom from
all external INFLUENCES, eindomltsbs ia
dnstry and perseverance,, and high ,hi,i,,.
as jnris.. He IS u man with the cou,.r.
cminently fitted TO give effect 20 his rns.
viciions. Such qualities are as seryIcas.
bic to the people upon the door Of Cor
gress, rs upon tue bench, and We have no
doubt they are fully appreciated BIZ liz
people.-Martins5urg Statesman.
A letter from Parkersburg TO he Wheel.
lug Register says:-
The evurtly Charles JAMES Fsulkn.r
Jr., who Was at an unusually early ass
adorned with the robes OF 4 Circuit, iuaSa
WAS being advocated by his many frlehG
ut Grafton, last night. He I, vcnnr. pro-
gressive and able, and ii nom.ns Ell Voul1
make I successful campaign and an hon.
able Congressman. Tie elder heir of IN,
polished ex-Mtnister TO France, r.. Rod
Faulkner.is mentioned as another rival Tor
Congressional honOrs. he made a sood
record IS q State Senator during the ps,t
four years and was the ablest aud cleared
thinking man Ia the Upper House. He
is q man OF forcible charAc.e r, and has mo-
nounced views on all Questions affecting
the welfare and interests of the State. He
does not belong 10 the old type of politl.
clans, but acts and thinks the presen,
generation. He IL one of the most pro-
gress;ve men In the State, and would make
rs valuable man In Congress Is any Who
could be selected.
The MartinsSurg Independent says
Ire. J. Faulkner, Jr., who has been in
Dictated BY his nmny friends a candi-
date, is nominated. and We know Of no
other gentleman seeking or desiring tho
nomination I'm this county, he will re-
ceive the united support OF the democracy.
Or, if some other good mm SHOULD be Sc
lected, whilst the democracy Of old Bsuke-
ley will regret that her worthy ana caps.
BILE SON shall not be chosen, yet ste will
not sulk about il, but work with will Ia
eject that man whom the representative
men of the district think II best a, tn,
time to push TO the front.
JUDGE c. J. FAULKNER FOX
CONGKkSS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
MASS MEETING.
Executive Commiftee Notice.

At a meeting of the Executive Com.
mittee called together on the llth day
of September, it was resolved to rescind
the action OF the meeting OF Friday 9Th,
and adop, the call Of the State Execu-
tive Committee and hold Mass Meet
ing at CharIestown. on Saturday, Sep
TENDER l6fh, az IL O'Clock, to appoint
20 delegates AMI 20 alternates to repre-
sent Jefferson county in the Congress
sioual Con ven,ion TO be held at Pied
mont, Mineral county, On the goth inst.
Il is also recommended that the Mass
Meeting select candidate 10 fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Capt J. S. Melvin. as Commissioner
of the county OF Jefferson, W. Va.
w. II. T. LEWIS,
Ch'mn Democratic Co. Ex. Com.
J. Ed. Duke, Sec. pro tenn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
American Bible socIesy.

The 18Th Anniversary Of the Jefsr.
son County Auxiliary Of The American
Hiple Society, met in the Presbyterian
Church, Shepherdstown. West Va,
Sunday evening, Sept 10Th, 1872, al
half.past seven o'clock. Devotional ex-
ercises conducted by Rev. D. NJ. Moser
ofthe Lutheran Church and Rev. W
G. Eegleston of the II. E. Chnrth
South. Hon. G. II. Bel,zhooser, Pres
idenl called The meeting to order anal
read a note from Mr.. John Kepllnger,
Secretary, stating that he would be I'M
able to attend on account of i'll health
and declined reelection. On motion l..
W. Latimer was appointed Secretary
pro tenn. ..
President Beltzhoover made an elo-
ouent address and introduced Rev. Mr..
Long tue West Virginia agent for the
American Bible Society. MIR. Long
defined the objects aHd sims OF the So
ciety and gave All account of the work
done during the year. Revs. Eggleston
and Moser addressed the mre,ing urg-
ing the importance OF the work.
A collection was taken amounting TO
sl8.O7. The old officers were reelected
except the Secretary Mr.. John Keep,
liuyer who declined to serve aud 1. W.
Latimer was elected TO 81, his place.
f. J. Lee, Treasurer, reports receipts
during he year:
Bv cash from Lloyd Licklide-
from sale Of books s1'se
1881 J.. Lickiider Depository
Feb. % To amt of books OH n d 1922
May Bill of books from Ny. 1910
March By 9 Bibles donated =.
to poor families ~
May II Cash paid freight on 80
1882 books A'oS
May 80 Bible donated topoor IA
Sept Com. on sale OF books I.6e
:. Amt of books on hand 79et
a." Cash from sale OF books 37.Se