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Smyrna times., 1882-03-01
A Quaint Sermon.

Mr. Dodd was a minister who lived
many years ago a few miles from Cam
bridge; and having several times been
preaching against drunkenness, some of
the Cambridge scholars conscience, which
is sharper than ten thousand witnesses, =,
being their mOnitor) were very much
offended, and thought he made reflections
on them. Some little time after Mr.. Dodd
was walking towards Cambridge, and met
some of the gownSmen, who soon as he
came up, accosted him with "Your ser
want, sir! He replied, Your servant
gentleman" They asked him if he had
not been preaching very much against
drunkenness of late? He answered in
the affirmative. They then told him they
had favor to beg of him, and it was that
he would preach sermon to them there
from a text they should choose. He
argued that it was an imposition, for a
man ought to have some consideration
before preaching. They said they would
not put up with a denial, and insisted
upon his preaching Immediately lin a
hollow tree which stood by the road side)
from the word NJ. A. l.. T. He then
began, Beloved, let me crave your attsn-
tien. am little nan-came at a short
notice-to preach short sermon-from a
short text-to a thin congregation an
unworthy pulpit. Beloved, my text is
Malt. cannot divide it into sentences,
there being none; nor into words, there
being none. l must therefore, of Ofnecessity,
divide it into letters, which | find in my
text to be these four-M. A. i. T.
Ms Moral.
| Ais Allsgorical.
! lis Literal.
T-is Theological.
HThe Moral, is to teach you rustics
good manners therefore M-my Masters
A-All of you, leave of, Tip
pling
The Allegorical is, when one thing is
spoken OF, and another meant. The thing
spoken of is Malt. The thing meant is
the spirit of Malt, which you rustics make
M-your Meat, A-your Apparel, L.
your Liberty, and T-your Trust.
THE Literal is according to the letters
M-Much, A-Alc, Little, T-Trust.
"The Theological is, according to the
effects it works-in some, M-Murder, il
others, Adultery, in all, L-Loosenes'
of Life, and in many T-Treachery.
81 shall conclude the subject. First, by
way of Exhortatior. M-my Masters
A-All of you, L-Listeu, ITO my text
Second, by way of Caution. M-My
Masters, A-All of you, Look for, T
the Truth. Third, by way of communi
eating the Truth, which is this:
"a Drunkard is the annoyance of mod
esty; the spoil of civility; the dsstruc
tion of reason; the robbers agent; thu
alehouse's benefactor; his wife's sorrow
his children's trouble; his own shame
his neighbours scoff; walking swill-bowl
the picture of beast; the monster of I
man ~
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01
Something About Lent.
Fresh or salt fish?

Fresh or salt fish?
The price of fish has already risen
No dancing or parties for forty dav.
A few bellies will discard all jewell.
Esthstes will be below par until
Easter.
Lent rhymes with repent, also wit a
cent.-Ball-goer
The lengthening days give name t,
fast-so say photographers.
The theatrical managers say their
ness will not fall off very much.
Drsssmakers already have their h
full making outfits for after Lent.
Even the English pug must be aba
by the strict observer of the season.
Lutheran, Moravian, Roman Cat
and Episcopal churches are observin!
day.
Colorsd stockings are to be laid
with the dancing slippers during
Lenten season.
Quite a number of Philadelphia
will rusticate during a good part @
forty days.
Many society leaders are rejoicil
the rest they will have after seas
unusual gaiety.
Dressmakers report more church
tunes made for the Lenten season thi:
than ever before.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01
Why the Parson Left Kentucky.

A good Eany years ago, when a certain
place in Texas was a very small town,
quite a number of prominent citizens
went out on hunting expedition. OAe
night when they were all gathered around
the camp fire one of the party suggested
that each man should give the time and
reason for his leaving his native state and
coming to Texas, while each one in turn
told his experience. Judge Blank had Kill
led man in Self-defense in Arkansaw,
Gen. Soandso, had forged another mans
signature to a check, while another came
to Texas on account of his having two
wives. The only man who did not make
any disclosures was sanctimoniOus look
ing old man, who, although professional
gambler, was usually called ParsOn."
"Well, parson, why did you leave Ken
lucky? ?"
II don't care to say anything about it.
Besides, it was only trifie. None of you
would believe nae anyhow"
"Out with it ! Did you shoot anybody?',
"No, gentlemen, did not Since you
want to know so bad I'll tell you. left
Kentucky because 1 did not build a
church."
Deep silence fell on the group. Nc
such excuse for coming to Texas ever had
been heard before. There was evidently
an unexplained mystery at the bottom o.
it The "Parson" was called on to furnish
mere light.
"Well, gentlemen, you see a cougrega
tioH raised $1,000 and turned it over to ms
to build church-an and didn't builC
the church. That's all.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

A vigorous crusade against the liz
traffic will shortly be inaugurated
Senator Logan, who has carefully prep
a speech favoring the bill, providing
all revenues of the government here;
derived from the tax on the manufac
and sale of distilled spirits shall be div
among the States and Territories in
portion to their respective popula
exclusively for educational purp'
Bills are already before Congress, s
looking to a reduction of the tax on
titled spirits from ninety cents per ga
to fifty cents, and others to the rspe,
all internal revenue taxes. Mr. Ia
will oppose both the reduction anG
peal.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

SWEET PECULIARITIEs.-Why is it that
people can't say mother and father in a
better way than they do? Words, cadence,
infection, and everything else have got
twisted ana wriggled out of shape. The
New York girl says MAJ" with a jerk
on the 'r." The Philadelphia girl says
Mayer" through her nose. The St.
Louis girl says "Mamar." The Boston
girl says "Mur-mur." The Baltimore
beauty says "Mur-mur" and " "Pur-pur. y
The little Canadian says "Pa-ah" and
"Ma-ah.' The Alabama girl says PERI
and "Morr." The Brooklyn girl says
Par-pah" and "Mahah." The little
London girl say, "Now, PO-pow-ah, you
make me lowof."
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01
For the Smyrna Times
THE BY-AND-BY.
BY B. F. B.

Where sweet faces in the sunshine
Look through Heavens open door.
Aud the feet of WGitinG iored ones
Make soft music eVermOre;
Where the weary. heavy laden,
All their burdens cast away,
Finding pearls for all the tear-dropa
Which have fallen day by day;
Where the lips forget to quiver,
Where each heart fOrgets its pain.
And the sad and patient faces
Break into glad smiles again;
Where each fond ambition, hligbted
in the shadows here below,
shall rekindle in the sunshine.
And grand .fi'UitjOR knotc:
Where with love and blessed justice
Every lrrORg is swept away,
And in all the glad forever
Right will never lose its sway:
Where sweet waters ever ripple
Round about Il sunny shore,
And no storms can mar the music
Stealing out through open door:
Where the flowers are ever blooming
With fragrance sweet and rare.
Where no bud is ever blighted.
Not a stem fOrSaken. bare:
There, some day. my tiny life-spArk.
Floating out as birdlings fly,
Shall discover all the Iorcd ones
In the sunny bg-dRd b.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Russia is believed to be at the bottom of
the Slave agitation in the Balkans, and if
General Skoboleff speaks the sentiment of
the government, the drift of the agitation
is against Germany. SkOboleff is in Paris,
and there are probabilities that he is at
work to secure basis for the eco-Operation
of Russia and France in the event of a
war with Germany. Russian officers ON
leave of absence in Herzegovina are not
operating in the interest of peace.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Hamilton Disston having telsgraI
to Mayor King, of Philadelphia, offe
sixty acres of his Florida land to
family of the Jewish refugees who W
settle on the same, T. n. Brown max
still more liberal offer of 100 acre
Mosley county, Texas, to each family
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

ONE EXPERIENCE FROM MANY had
been sick and miserable so long, and had
caused my husband so. much trouble and
expense, no one seemed to know what
allied me, that l was completely dis
hearted and discouraged. In this frame
of mind 1 got bottle of Hop Bitters and
used them unknown to my family. 1 soon
began to improve and gained so fast that
my husband and family thought it strange
and unnatural, but when l told them
what had helped me, they said, " Hurrah
for Hop Bitters long may they prosper,
for they have made mother we'll and lis
| happy. ."--Mother.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

A petit jury has fixed the value of an
eye at $10,5OO. The case was one where
passenger in horse-car had his eye put
out by collision. He claimed $4,000,
but the jury thought that too high by
about five times.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

make Somebody Glad" urges recent
poem. Hundreds of young men can coma
ply with this request by simply bidding
her good night two or three hours earlier
on Sunday nights,
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Among the many desirable resul
pure blood are, an elastic step, bou
spirits, and clear complexion. The p
sor of healthy blood has his faculti'
command, and enjoys a clear and 9
perception which is impossible wher
blood is heavy and sluggish with inn
ties. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best
purifier and vitalizer known.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Monroe, Mich, Sept. 25th, 1s75.-Sirs-I
been taking Hop Bittets for inflammation of
kidneys and bladder. 1t has done for me
what four doctors failed to do. The effect
of Hop Bitters seemed like magic to me.
w. L. CARTER.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Don't condemn a good thing bee
you have been deceived by worthless
truns. Parker's Ginger Tonic has c.
many in this section, of kidney and
vous disorders, and we commend
heartily to such sufferers.-Freeport \
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

1t is useless to deny that the brightest
and fairest fall easy victims to consump-
tion, and equally fruitless to ignore the
fact that decline has its origin in many
cases in neglected catarrh. Sanfords
Radical Cure is pare, sweet, balsamic
specific.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Amongst the school directors elected ON
Tuesday in Philadelphia are two ladies in
the Twenty ninth ward, who are classsd
as Democrats.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

The outlook for the spring trade in
Philadelphia amongst the wholesale deal
ers is said to be more flattering than
during the corresponding time last year
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

The druggist who hesitates now is lost
for the winter. He should sling together
some sweet oil and iquorice and bring
ont his cough cure at once. DIR Bulls
Cough Syrup does not pay him enough.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

Death to rats, mice, reaches and q
Parsons Exterminator. Barns, grani
and households cleared in single N
No fear of bad smells. Best and chea
vermin killer in the world. Sold e7
where.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01

The lady who speaks of the elevator
as the "alleviator" is not far out of the
way.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-01
FOR SALE.

yne Crank Clipping Machine. nearly new, in good
s'ueri one Cow, giving milk. and several Horses.
w. f. JEFFERSON,
'eo i9-n Smyrna House, Smyrna, Del.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02
HIPS IND uIsH4PS.


Henry farst, Petersburg furniture deal
er, has suiciGed.
Inspector VIM. II. Brooks, aged 4s, was
killed on the Ches. and Ohio Il. r.
Six business houses Ii Alex. were partial
" burned ont. Loss SS,ooc.
The Tines Office in Frederick biz
brick building burned. Loss: 5000.
Rev. ". L. Woodruff of BALTIC. is Jailed
for 80 days for opening letters.
John Kinney, 4 Cumberland gardener,
was bound, gagged and robbed of $500 by 3
burglars.
y. c. Strounsburg, a Frederick county
commissioner, was badly gorei by vicious
COW.
The noted IMPORTANT racing sire Buekden,
valued over $l2,O0o, is dead at Dan'i.le,
ny.
VIZ. \. Russell, Of Russell Bros, REFS
terstown, BALTIC. cornty was killed by bur
slar.
Jas Young, its oldest engiree-, was killed
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Fo'
tomac R. r.
Several men and women operatives were
killed AM 'iaju:ed in Providence r. H.
fire panic.
\. J. Mitchell and A L. Parrish, Gooch-
land county Va farmers. quarrelled and
fought, Mitchell was killed.
~hc sailor boy evangelist, John Nougle
/ Is assisting Rev. G. V Lgech at big revi-
val meeting in Martinsburg.
\. T. and Hedry Jones, Mecsenburg
county Va. boys, quarreled and subse
quen;ly the former shot his brother dead.
Seveuty-fve Western Virginia emigrant:
have gone 70 Nebraska The bowling north
west will soon sicken 'em.
In Cumberland last week brick fell %
#. from the top of the glass works smoke
stack, struck Willis johnson, colored, OF
the head and broke in pieces.
Mr.. Oscar Demair Of Alexandria has beer
hunting in this State. Six OF eight deer, 9
bear and some small game rewarded his ef
forts.
Thos. J. De Jlrneitc. aged -. Of Rock
/ iagham. y. c. who shot his sister the fal
OF 80 in D4nville Va brothel, was
tried Feb. 81 for murder, acquitted as in
sane and since confined in the R.leigh asy-
/ lum. has been discharged as sane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02
CHURCH NOTES.

A Pre-Advent Mission, or Series Of Spe-
cial Services introductory to the Season of
Advent, will begin in Zion Church on Thurs
day, 3Oth inst. Services and Sermons may
be expected daily at II An, and 7.l5P.
NJ, except on Friday -noraing. The Bish-
cp OF the Diocese viii be present during
par. of the meeting. The evening services
will be specially designed for men. Come to
the Mission.
The iewly restored Episcopal Church at
Harper's Ferry will be consecrated by Bish-
o. Peterkin on Friday morning, DeceHber
Isl. 1t is hoped that other Bishops and
clergy may be in attendance. The services
will begin at ll.S0, A. NJ. Half-fare Ia es
have been secured and the 100 7. NJ. train
fon Harper's Ferry will be, held till 80
Rev. 7. B. Shepherd closed the revival
meeting for two weeks in progress in the
Baptist Church in this place, on Sunday
night. A. fruits of the meeting fourteen
persons were immersed and added TO the
membership of the church, and several 9TH
ers it Is expected will swell the number.
Rev. T. B. Shepherd will preach on Sun
day in Baptist Church, Charlestown, morn
ing ard night, and at Nj. Hope" at halt
/ asst three.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

rINIIE State ofWcst Virginia. Jefferson CotiI-
/ II. to-wit: At rules held in the Clerk : OF
flee Of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Nov. 9Th. lss2. the Bank Of CharleStown. Plain
tiff against K H. Bceson, Jno Cunningham, &
". Cunningham. defendants. The object oi
this action is to obtain judgment against the
defendants on a negotiable promissary note
made by r. r. Beeson payable 10 John Gun
ningham dated March %. 1852, at 10 days Tor
sI2jO-and endorsed by said Jno. Cunningham
first endorser and w. Cunningham second en-
tlorser Il protested for non payment July 24ih.
lss2 ard 10 attach the estate Of the defendant
X. X Beeson in payment thereof II happening.
on affidavit filed in this suit. that the defendant
T. T. BccSon i not a resident Of the state OF
West Virginia. he Is hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date Of the iirsi
publication of this order. 70 the next Rule
DAY viz Deer 4th. lss2 and do what Is neces-
sary TO protect his interests in this matter.
r. i. LYNCH
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
White & Trapnell T. z.
Nov. H. lss2-it.
Free Press fee 800.
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NnhM EIeiihnnt.

Barnum is overioyed with his acquisition
the baby eephant-and declares $500, 600
would not buy it. He offers $4,000 for an
insurance of the life of the infant for %
weeks. Surely. if he knew the full value
of Peru.a and .NUa6fa, he would do no such
foolish thing, as they are the most success
ful protective medicines that have ever been
introduced to the human family. No one
can take any disease while taking Perumq,
before each meal. and keeping the bowels
regular with lqnaiin. Ask your Druggist
for tie book or he Ills, of Life"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

The venerable Thurlow Weed, who died
last week, left dying declaration anent the
mysterious disappearance Of Morgan, al
legged TO have been killed by the Free Ma
sons for divulring masonic secrets, Mr..
Weeds statement sworn to on the 2Sth day
81 September last, nils three columns Of the
New York Sun 1t Is based upon what he
learned from Whitney, who protested to BE
possessed of personal knowledge. He says
Morgan was taken from Fort Niagara, q
rope tied around his body, a sinkcr attached
- either end and he was then thrown from
q boat into the river \ man named Car
side. in forcing Morgan to relinquish his
hold upon the gunwale of the boat, was Bit
ten or the hand" We expect nextto have
some definite information a. to who killed
Cock Robin - and who struck Billy Pat
terson -
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The Ne,rS I'm Brief.

The Charleston :. c. annual industrial
exhibition opened last week.
Officially. John s. Wise leads John Z.
Massey 4,24j votes in Virginia.
The Knoxville Tenn. Southern car
works will build POO freight cars for the
Richmond and Danyille.
The fremont House, 81 street and Indi-
ana avenue. Warrington, is sold II II. and
T. d. Levi, for $685.,
Ex-Asst. State Secretary Bancroft Davis
will soon be made Judge on the court OF
c'fims to succeed the retiring Chief Justice
Drake.
The s Loui. RPp5'icm names Carlisle,
u ,rrison, and Randall for Speaker and
WAYS and means and appropriations Chair
men respectively.
An East side Tabernacle" - by 65
feet, is building at Patterson Park and
Eastern avenue Baltimore, for mission tenn
p,rance and childrcn's meetings. Rev. G..
X. Little viii have charge.
The Richmond appeals court has reversed
Judgment in the cases of Oliver and Little
ton Hatchett, convicted of numbering Mrs.
Ycun-. of brunswick last April and SEN
tencei to hang last July. Their discharge
cannot he before mex. April's circuit term.
At New Orleans, Thursday last, JUICE
Nc roe settled the disputed issues in the
John Burnside will case in favor of Oliver
Bierne, Of Virginia, as residuary legatecanl
tes.amentary executor Several millions 0!
d)llars are involved in the decision.
In the little cathedral of the Established
Church At =. Heller, in the Is!e of Jersey,
dictates each Sunday the Very Rev. Wm.
Corbc, le Breton, Dean Of jersey. H is
venerable in years, beloved for his piety and
l., the father of the beauty-actr.ss, Mrs.
Lang;ry.
The Frederick Nd Times, whose Office
was damaged 70 the extent of about $500 by
ire on Friday, was published as usual on
Saturday The forms for the weekly were
on the press when the fire broke out, and a
number Of copies were run of to save the
effect of certain legal advertisements which
were 70 appear in that issue.
The Haeerstown, Nd Ners says
Mrs. Clara Stanhope, nee Hamilton, con-
eluded he Studies in Paris. ard few days
since arrived in New York She proposes
t, spend the winter at the gubetnatorial
MANSION with the Governor and his family.
I'm the meantime the suit for divorce will be
prosecuted withSd, opposition from he nus
band, Nj Stanhorc"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

Ga Monday viii convene the second ses-
s'la ct the 47h Congress. Among import
amt measure, awaiting action in the Senate
are House biil reducing internal revenue
taxes. biii, establishing uniform bankrupt
- sy-'en. regulating the civil service, pro-
yiing tar new Library. establishing cdu-
cationa. uut rom public land sales. max
Ing thcagricu.turai bureau an executive de-
parimen- rchabiiir-riuS - Coufcd, for ar
my appointments, and providing for admin
is-cr.ns 'ie rs.ileutal once IN Grentiu-
srncy- 80 Senate bills M first 70 engage
the Hons. among tAca one providing for
public building al C,arSslur-. this state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

SACHET Powder. Violet and IIclio;rope
- Whites Dentifrite, Jewsbury & Brown :
Oriental Tooth Paste, and large assortment Of
English Tooth Brushes, just received by
MSQUITH & 60.
nARKER's Hair Balsam, Ayers Hair Yigor,
Halls Hair Remover. Xanthinc RestOra-
tive. Burnett COcoaine Bartys TricOpherOus,
and Vascline Ponade, just received BY
.AIsQUITH & co.
ENUINE green label French Backing,
" Browns Shoe Polish, and Mason's Black
ing Just received 10y
7 EIBIG'S. Browns & Valentines Beef Ex-
II tracts. Arrow Root. TapiOca, prepared Bar
ley, and Ridges Food, just received by
AISQUITH & co.
4 LOCKS Porous Plasters. Benson'- Cap>in
"A Plasters. Arnica Plasters, Strengthening
Plasters Warming Pla.ters, ard Belle,lonna
AIsQUITH & co.
4 FULL line of Note. Letter. Fools Cap
n Legal Cap. Account and Tissue Papers,
Envelopes, Ipks & Pencils. just received by
AIsQUITH 4 60.
4 CHOICE selection Of Chewing and Smok
"A ing Tobaccos and ses?rs4 Ja.I received by
AISQUiTIi * 90.
LINE PerfuIreTy. Ioile; Soaps. Pun Boxes,
i Flesh Gloves. Hair Brushes. Face Powders,
and large and elegant assortment Of Drug
gists Sundries and fancy goods. just received by
AlsQUITH & 90.
NOR the accommodation of our customers
i and tine public we will hereafter keep full
line of Postage Stamps and Postal Cards Ia our
stationery department.
November IL 1884,
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New Store.

Tor the purpose of conducting a Dry Goods
i and Grocery business we have taken pos
session of the West Storcrcsom in the Gustav
Brown building. and will be-in operations OF
saturday November 18th. with complete
stock of new goods. We propose q do busi
ness on a Cash basis, and will take Country
produce in exchange for goods We solicit :
generous share of the public patronage-hop-
ing 10 meet the needs of the people at SINAI
BUTLER & EBY.
November 18th iSS2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

The Attorney-General has appointed Ma
than Gofi, Jr., OF We, Virginia, Congress
man elect and ex-Secre,ary Of tho Navy, to
assist in the prosecution Of Ito three high
way mail robbers recently arrested in West
Viryinia, who belong TO band of redmcn
who have leng been terror 10 certain por-
lions of this SAT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

slight snow EQUAL here on sunday end
three inches II suo" ou Tuesday r-ening.
Nemof s weather predictions fstlecio>ing
days OF November. which we're as follows
About The -''h AVID -dih leavy transforms
ln southern and western sections. With ram
and $40" fails nnor'i ,ra I nl'.a state an.!
'aha-'- lac moi,A "ii Close "i'h 'n in-
irH''.s cold Jap. a11-n'"-'vIm' through
'ala.-a AND northern aH4 middle as 0,.. as
western t'i-' states. verified lac hca-
Ny slo"tl.- 'n northern United State and
Canada on 'hc -5,b came promptly on the
announced uwe.aud tie intensely coid dip
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

Death clair.ed some prominent victims
las, week. Th-r'ow Weed, o,cd -, Journal
IS, and pp,i,ic.an; JAMIE, \. Cowarlin, aged
=. ioualer aud propric,c. Of the Richmond
D'Yaf-l. deputy governor Milton Cogs-
well of the soldier, Home Washington 4;
Col WA. 4. Stewart. Of Alexandria Dr.
Richard Jedrie-. Of Peter-burc.-a naval
surgeon before the way: Prof Henry Ora
pr. CT y. y. scientist, aged 4. a Nirrinian
by birth.
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$I7S.e2S SO

State Of West Virginia.
County Of Jefferson.
I. samuel Howell. Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
aud belief SAM'L. HOWELL.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworr to before me, this 9th
Hay of October, lSs2.
JOHN pORTERFIELD.
Notary Public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-02

Aaerrolling zap record, gha-tly enough
Of 2Sl0 eases ami 200 deaths, Yellow Jack
La. emerged frou Pensacola wa The zoe OF
Sack Frost'- boot.