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The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-06
1zhe RLateIlless Liar Of Cllicas.f,.
500 Won doubt NE. Myrtle ?'7

SsD0 you doubt NE; Myrtle p
"Neyer!" exclaimed the girl, putting
on her invisible net as she spoke and plac-
ing her bandolne bottle where she would
be sure to see it in the morning.
The sun had glared down f1ercelv Ill
day upon the parched earth, and now that
night had come the heat was even more
oppressive than ever, because the cool
wind that had been waited from the lake
during the day had died away. 1t was a
dreamy, sensuous, one- gauze-undershirt-
and-no-yest evening, such as one often no
tices while travelling il Palestine.
s.You have great faith in me, have you
not, little ones" Vivian McGarty said,
taking the girls off hand In his.
Eyes, = replied Myrtle, IT belIeye in you
with i child-1ike faith akin to that which
enables 3 boy to bite piein the dark, and
I love you with a deep tenderness and fair
loyalty that can never die. =
ssAnd would you believe anything told
you!2' Vivian murmured, kissing the
6limpled hand thatlay in bis.
Looking at him with her starry. eyes, il
which there cleaned a holy love light, the
girl replied slowly and with infinite pa
tEos: t would believe your every word,
no matter what you told me.
ss1hen,a' said Vivian, while Il ba1efu1
LIGHT shot from bis near eye, there is no
ice cream in Chicago
For an instant, dazed By the shock, NJ VI
Ill ftyYf fI1a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In The Circuit Curt Of Jcferson County,
Hest TirJiaia:
GEORGE W OSHOURN, Jacob S. Osbourn. Molly
hoitsnsn and GeoT ge L. Hoffman, her husbn nd;
mary \ Fox, Sarah A. Fox, Margaret +, Fox,
matilda Il. Eek, George r. Fcx, and the follow.
Ing iut.nts, suing by George w. Fox, their
next tfisnd, viz Emma V. End Jacob L. HoF.
n.n. her husband; CathArisc J. Fox. Leonorn
S.tOx, John II. Fox, Harriet NJ. Fox, and Charlee
w. Fox, Agent. FIaiatiiIs,
Against
EMMA STALEY, Jacob W. StaIe7, Jos. 8. SIN
10y, John D. StA!1y, Gsorg9 &. StEIcy, Mary
Summers, and John Z Summers her husband,
nod Emsouei Steloy and Jacob W. Stslcy as
AdIa'Fs OF Jacob Stalcy. decd, Defendants,
IN C~HANCERY.
(C"Py Of order OF February Term, 1922
This Cause is ~rc.comnittsd to a Commissioner
Of this Court to carry cut tho former order Of
Reference.
Said order OF Reference referred to, being "a
follows -
(Ertrdct from Decree Of N0U. 21st, 1871
IS T being sUggested by a mcmora ndu1n at
I tached to ;as answer Of said dIninistrato tors,
tGns they have mLda some payments to sone Of
said hGirs since tho date OF the account made nm
by the Arbitrhtors. May lat. i677.) this cause IL
TeieSrcd to q Commissioner, with Instruction. TO
ASCERTAIN and report what Payments, if any, have
heon usdc to each or an OF said Fox hoirs since
sald amount of S7O5.4S (suhject to any paJmcnt
since May lat, 1877, az af0reseid) among the eer.
eral heirs and distributes Of Mary Ammo Fox, and
return ha report Ia she Eext term."
a ~CoPy-Teste.
+. P. LYNCH, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
WINCHESTER PRBsBYTBRY.

Winchester Presbytery began its stated
spring meeting in Loudoun street Church,
Winchester, on Wednesday evening last
Opening sermon by the Rev. Joseph .Sher>
rard last Moderator. Stated Clerk, the Rev.
j. r. Graham. Presbytery was organized
by the election Of the Rev. A. B. CARING
ton, of Berryviile, as Moderator, Rev. A. s.
MofEett, of Round Hill, and Ruling Elder
Tourney, of Romuey, Temporary Clerks.
THURSDAY.
Attendance of the members is good. Re-
ports on State of Religion wore received
from nearly all the churches and generally
gave favorable accounts. Young Mr. Link.
OF Elk Branch Church, was received under
care OF Presbytery as a candidate. A call
from darPer's Ferry Church for pastoral
services of Rev. VIM. D. White was put into
his hands. A motion to appoint a Commit
tee to report upon the best way to seonre
family visitation by elders and family worship,
awakened considerable discussion. and re.
suited in the appointment of two ministers
and three elders-Messrs. G. w. White. ].
X: Graham, G. Moore, I. Z. McCoole, +. B.
Wilton.
u
Hancock Church asked 10 be transferred
to Maryland Presbytery. This matte. excited
more discussion than any other before Pres
bytery, and was fually ended By PresbyterY's
declining to concur in the Churoh's request.
Committee on Missions, Education and Pub
LEGATION, reported the state of work commit
ted to them. In connection with nomina-
lions of Commissioner to the General As
sembiy, on unexpected and animated debate
sprung up. and occupied tho night sessions
ill a late hour. The question involved was
one respecting tho nature and extent Of the
powers of the Deacon in the PresbTterian
Church.
SATURDAY.
After En unusually long and earnest dis
eussion of the question of Deaoous, which
was a test question bearing upon the election
OF Commissioners to the General Assembly
at Atlanta, Co., in Nay, a vote was reached
and resulted as follows: PrinoipaIs-Rev.
j. Graham, D. D., Rev. A. q. He pkins;
and Ruling Elders Fslix i. Weltcn, of Moors-
fold, and James b. Russell. Of Winchester.
Administrators. Il. G. Brown and G. W.
Finley d; and Ruling Elders DR.. Fl. G. Som
'erVillc and M, -Magruder, of Woodstock.
Berkeley Springs was selected as the place
and Wednesday, September Goth, 1882, the
time for the rext meeting of Prcshytery.
The Thursday before the fourth Sunday
OF April was appointed the time, and Rev.
a. q. Hopkins, J. Il. Graham, D. D., and
Il. IL. Fleming a committee, to install Rev.
G. w. Hollis pastor of White Post Church.
The meeting of Preshytery was very pleas
ant and full, and it was most cordially and
Hospitality entertained. After preaching by
the Moderator, on Saturday night, tho Pres.
bytery adjourned, and the pulDits of the
churches were generally occupied By mem
bers of Presbytery on Sabbath.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
MARRIED D..

AT the NJ. E. Parsonage in Charlestown, on
Wednesday evening, March Goth, by Rsy. p. Fl.
Whisner: Mr.. e. Il. WAKEMAN. of Warren
county, Va, and Kiss N. }. ANDERSON of
Jefferson county.
At the House of the Brethren in Winchester,
Dy Elder Nd: Morgan, in the presence of q re-
speetRble audience, on tue 22d of March. 1852.
MORGAN NJ. LARRlCK and MARY BEITE
TOOD' all of Frederick county. Va.
10 MArtlnsburg, on the 10Th ult., at the res
isencS OF Dir. SPOTS, North College street, by
Rev: RI Holland, Mr. GEORGE r. TURNER
and Miss AOLLIE +. SNYDER, both of Joffor-
SON county.
In Shepherdstewn. on the 2sth of March, by
Church. Mr. EDWARD MCKEE, of Berkeley
county, To Miss ELLA. daughter of Mr. John r.
Hill, of Shepherdstown.
In the n E. Church, Martiesbarg. Marcel. alst.
county.
At"ycn de L'eau." March sth. 1852. by tho
Rey B. Began, wM- K. GIBSON to Miss
FANNIE NJ. MORGAN. all of Clarke county. va.
Round Hill Manse, Frederick county Va,
on March 2lst, by Rev A.a. Moffctt, HIRAM
A.CO0PER aud Miss MARY q. MCFARLAND
On March 2sth, At Green Leaf Cottage. the
residence of The brides parents. nv Rev, John
T. Hyde, Ar. URlAH W. STlIUEII.. of B-rk-
elev county, wa, to Mia FANNIE i. Gun
NINGHAM. of Frederick county, Va.
On the 10th of March, 1882, in sh0ckev's Ho-
tel, WINCHESTER. Va, by Rev. }. W. Shnaf, A.
G:NAS0N, of Idaho. to Miss ADELINE MAR
TIN. of RappaEannOek county, Va.
At Gravel Springs Church. Frederick couaty,
Va Sunday, March 10Th. 1899, nv the Rev. W.
Eiohelhercer. EDWARD E DEHAyEN and
Miss KATE TOTE, both of Frederick Co, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
g
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In The Circuit Court Of JEFFERSON County,
Vest Fft9inta
R. G. AdE'r de bonis non of Elis-
aheth Y Moore, deed, Assignee eff Rachael
Moore; and Edward Tearney. Sheriff, Adniuis-
traitor de bOnIs non of Samuel Moore, dec'l.as
assignee of MARY Jennoy; Jacob Englo and Eir-
GINA his wife; Daniel CoskIiIl aud Eliza his
wife; Thomas Osbouru and Abby his wife; A.
.Blackford, and Edward Tsarney, Sheriff Ad-
miRistrater de bonis non of Jackson Black
ford, decd, Plaintiffs,
Against
J. GARLAND HURST, Admir- de bonis non
vita the will annexed of Minor Hurst, dse's:
john s. Moore, Executor of Gerard D. Moore,
decd, and James ". Moore; tho unknown
heirs and distributes of Susan Wilson. dec'd:
the unknown heirs and distribu tees of John
Moore. deed, by his second wife the nm
known heirs and distributes of William
Moore, deed; the unknown heirs and distrib-
utees of Nancy Watkins. deed, Defendants.
IN CHAGCERY.
EXTRACT from Decree Of 14h day Of March,
1929.
CT 7 is ordered and dearesd that this cause be
reconmitted to Commissioner Cleon Moore,
with ins. %ructions to execute tho decree of NAV
5th. 1879, and settle the accounts of Minor Hurst
as Administrators de b"nis non with the will
annexed of David Moore, deceased, and make
report thereof to the next term of this Court,U
A Cupy-Testc.
F. p. Lynch, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
COMMIsSIONER.S NNTICE.


In the Circuit Court Of JEFFERSON County,
Vest Virginia.:
WILLIAM "A. MARSHALL. Exr,r of Pbins.s
Marshall. and in his own right, Plaintiff,
Against
MARY MARSHALL. PIP. Marshall and r.. NJ.
MarShall, Executors of jain ni2rshall: John
i; keGf"tt' Executor of ElIz.bsib Coraegys
YIN Burns and Jane Barns his wife; Eugcns
Baker. Sheriff CoulaitIeo Admir- of William
MARSHALL J: 2. Marshall, Hester A. Marshall.
Margaret M. Marshall. Jacob Rush and
Rose his wife; Mason Marshall, William NJ.
Snyder, Jacob Melvin ard Hester his wife,
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
CErtroct from Decree Of MarcA l4h, 1897
L iS adjudged, ordered and decreed that tho
L decree of this Court Of Jnne 9th, 1881, and
the report of Commissioned Moore, be act nsidc,
aud by consent of parties this cause is RECON-
United TO Commissioner Moore for tho purpose
of reviewing and correcting his said former re-
port Gled IL this cause on The gath day Of Jan
uary, 1851.
A~Copy-Tsste.
I. p. LYNCH, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creators IF Dopjd Fry, deceased:
n pursuance af q deere" of the Circuit Court
1 of the County of Jefferson. made IN n cause
tncrein pand ing to sGliect tho real estate of the
said David Fry to the paymont of his debts,
YOU are requiI ed t" present your: Claims against
the sn'd David Fry for adjudication to GEO. W.
l.. KEARSLEY, Commissioners, ut his office in
the said County, on OF before the l9rE DAY OF
Witness, F.. F. Lynch, Clerk of said Court. this
goth day of March, 1859.
FL. LYNCH. ClerL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
DEATH OF JUDGE PATTON.

His friends and the general public of West
Virgins will be shocked to learn of the sud-
den death of Jadge James T. Patton, of tho
Supreme Bench, which occurred shortly be-
fore midnight last Thursday night, in Wheel,
ing. On Thursday, as re copy from the
Register, he was in his usual health, save a
contracting pain about tho chest, of which
he complained. He walked about in the
afternoon, and in the evening kept in his
room, where a few friends remained with
him. Just before midnight he suddenly
gasped, and falling back upon the bed, ex>
Pired. DIR. Harvey was with him at the
time and summoned DR.. Summers, but Judge
Patton was past RELIEF.
James French Patton came of a dis,ip>
guished stock. He was born in Richmond
in 1874, aud vas the 9Th son of Hon. John
NJ. Patton, who was ono of the most distin-
guished lawyers Of the Old Dominion, and
at one time Lieutenant Governor of the
State. He was for years Attorney. General
of Virginia, and probably had NO superior at
the bar of the State. Judge Patton attended
a private school until he was l6 years of age,
when tho call to arms in 1861 broke in upon
his studies. At tho age of 16 no entered
the Confederate service as Adjutant of the
I'D Virginia regiment, made up almost en-
tirely of young men from the Kanawha VAIL
ley, and commanded by his brother George.
He served with distinguished honor through
the war, receiving several wounds, one of
which narrowly escaped being fatal. When
peace was declared, he decided to adopt tho
legal profession, for which he richly Inherited
his fathers talents and love. Ho was soon
after licensed by Judge Peterborough and
began his practice at Pittsylvania. At this
time DO married Melinda, fourth daughter of
the late Senator Allen T. Caperton, and came
to Union, Monroe county, forming a legal
co-partnership With his father-in>Iaw. He
was elected Prosecutor of the county, and
rose rapidly in his profession. Last June he
was appointed by Governor jackson to suc>
esed c. P. 7. Moore On the Supreme Bench,
which position he has since filled. His bp.
poiutment received the unanimous endorse,
ment of his legal brethren, aGu his services
have since borne out their raa ;aiou.
Personally he was a generous, nd hearted
friend, snd e loving, affeotionate husband
and father. He had attached to himself .
legion of friends who will, with his bcrearcd
wife ard two children, mourn his untimely
end.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
COMMISSIONER,S N0TICE.

In tic Circuit Curt Of Jc6rrson County,
Vest Virginia, in Term, -Narch Sd, 1882:
DAVID FRYE Administrator, Plaintiff.
Against
r and othors. Dofeu dsnts.
IL CHANCERY.
(Ertruct from Dccrce)
'skAN consideration Whereof, it is adjndCcd
and ordered that this cause 30 referred
to n Commissioners of this Court. with instruc-
tInn6: lSt. 10 take an account OF TING personal
estate of David Fry. deceased, aud s;ntn nmG
settle tho administration account of a. II. Tar
quarry. Administering of said estate. Cd, To
take an account of all dobts due and owing by
said estate aud OF al hens on the real estate
and their priOrities. Sd, To take an account of
all the real estate of which David Fry died
sirZod and possessed. with its absolute and
rental Yalue-the Clurk OF this Court having
first given tho notice required by the Act of the
Legislature of this State. found III 'Kclly's Ra-
vised Statutes Chapter ii7, S. elton S, for four
successive weeks In \ newspaper published in
tho County of Jefferson"
A COpy-Tts:".
=. P. LYNCH, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l will execute the
foregoing Decree. ut my office in Chariestown,
West Virginia, on The odd day of April. 1852.
CLEON MOORE.
Commissioners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04

GARDEN SEEDS for sale by
u DUKE & GALtAHER.
4 FULL stock OF Buildsrs' hardware and other
"A goods il ouF line received and for sale nv
DUKE & GALLAEER.
NAND CORN 4 TIERS. for s.Ie by
80 DUKE & GALLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
EnTIGE-

Notice is hereby given that 1 will execute tho
foresoing Decree. aE my office in Chariss:oSn,
West Virginia, on the 24:h dnv of ApriI. 1852.
LEO MOORE.
Commissioner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04

Ia reply to a very iasiuuating little par
Rgraph il the last issue of the MArtinsburg
Independent, We would say that Judge Hogs
said in conversation with reliable gentlemen
ct Fairmont that hs would not want a second
term in Congress. And it has ever since
been the general impression throughout the
whole district, as far as we are Informed,
never having heard it denied, that Judge
Hogs has not since changed his mind. If
he has concluded to be a candidate again we
are glad 10 know it, and sincerely hope that
we have no! lcssencd in the least his chances
of success. We would like to know upon
what authority the Independent announces
that tho Spirit Of J:fsrson is IAN organ Of
Mr.. Lucas" Aa for any ''bargaiu and ar
TausemeDt," and the very singular tales" Of
which the Independent seems to know 60
much, &c are entirely in the dark, and any
enlightenment or the subject would be glad
II received at this cfice. we know this
much, that if there was in fact any "bargain
and arrangement" it took fsco to make it, and
We know, too. that HIr. LGoas has never said
or done anything Of whjch re, or any of his
friends, would not be willing and glad to
have ''the people informed" which is mogs
certainly their uedoubtcd right.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County. to-wit ::
At Rules AcH in the C2crk's CGicc of tie
Circuit Court Of .h.Gsrson County, -Aprl Sd,
1852:
ELLEN McCADE, ao Ad:n'x of Barnard McCste,
Plaintiff,
Against
DANIEL. AMES, II II. blackburn, SreciAl Com
missioner, and John mcCabc, Dcfendaots,
IN CNASCERY AND ATTACHMENT.
TENHE Object OF ihiz suit ia 20 recover from the D.
4 tsndont John NcCRbe, q debt Of SSJI.G2, with
interost on $3.50 from April LIST, Ie66, till paid,
and from Daniel Ames and II. II. Blackburn the
amour; of $235.S6, with interest fTon ApriI LAT.
1874. and costa. FOR which said Blackburn Is Spe-
clal CcmmlssiCEcr is in dciGult, and to euhiect
certain realty of said Ames, situated IN Uarocr's
Ferry, to make good the defalcation of Taid sps-
cial Commissionar.
II aDpcarinE. on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the i)4Ie"1snts are not r%e-iients OF tho state Of
West virginia they are hereby required to ep-
pear WITHIN f0nr weeks afior the date eff the fret
publication of this order. or the next Rule d1y,
to-Tlt HAY lst, 1892. md do wEat is useess.ry
to protsCt thcIr interests i'll this matter.
e. P. .YECH,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Lucas & BodinGsr. <. q.
ATrili i. lS62-4t. ESyirit Fee, g T.CG.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04

The corporate authorities hare commenced
the work Of widening and grading the alley
west of the Eieidwohl property. No hope,
in this connection, the public Will not Gas
the Free Press seems fe~erful) FOR q moment
entertain the idea that acc have auy part or
parcel in the arrangement between neigh>
boring property owners" FOR the widening of
said street, as referred to in our last. The
Free Press thus explains the whole matter
There is just truth enough in the lorego-
ing to deceive OF, at least to conceal the facts.
Thu above mentioned S23 was appropriated
for remuneration to AIr. Morris Tor The ter
foot strip Of half the lot on said alley flom
Liberty to Main. The ten foo. si? of tho
other half Of said lot was decided 20 .hu town
by Mr. Armentrous in consideration o. a ten
foot strip decided to him By Mr.. Morris for
which .Nr. J. \. Gallaher pays afr. doris.
In other words: one half the required land
for the widening of the straet was really
granted to the town by Hr. Gallaher.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
knTICN.

Notice ia hereby given that I will execute tho
i9reg"ing D'creo ct nv Office In Char!estoMn, W.
Va ON The Ash day Of May, 1892.
CLEON MoORE
Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
Notice.
Earl BasIlaw.

Fk'!lS beautiful young Trottiag Stall -,
4 hon Will Stand at the stable of Mr. GSA
X. Ruthal inId near Lcetowu, at theAh
stable OF mr. Philip Clipp. at Myorstow WI, and at
the stable of tina owner, near CharlastoHn, dur
ing the Season of leS2. Commencing March Goth
and ending June tho 26th. Earl will be seven
years old tho I'd of Eiav next. Lc Rtnnds iCt
Bay, with star and black points; he las been
exhibited four different times, and took the first
prlze each ting. His Siro is Bashaw, Jr., Re
cord 2:2l, for whom ar. Fawss:t of Baltimore
refused SS5 600. He is closely connected With
the Hamhlet0nians Clays, Black Hawks, Nor
rllls. Fear NaHEhts, Ethen Aliens. Knoxes. Lam
ports and Gold Basis. For further particulars
aFDIS 10 GroeA Tor Pedigree, terma, &c or nd
GresS C.. p. HIKES
ChariestCwn, w. Va.
March IS. 1sS2-4t. LFrre Press cnnr.1
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sale.

7 have now On hand about $4,000 feet of No.
/ I White and Black Oak Fencing Plank: also
Il lot OF LatI, a"d Lumber suitab'e for building
purposes. on my farm near WIltShiTo's School
Honso Fer terms, &c, apply TO Jno. Vim.
wiltshire, NJ agent now Ga tho premises.
JNO. &. COYLE.
April 1. lsS2-Se.
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ADMINISYRATORS' NOTICE.
NOTICE..

'T'HE County Commissioners will inset at tie
APRlL 18Th, at 10 o'clock. OveT>eers of tho
Poor and others having Parish accounts. will
present them OF that fay-unless SO presented
the Commissioners in Court will not entertain
them. By order of the
COMMISSIONERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04

.Ar. Editor AS a friend Of Mr.. Lucas.
as we'll as of tho Spirit, Fha7e been grieved
that SO many have, Is [ conceive, misoon-
stTued your last weeks editorial in which
you Sc justly e~G!ogizs Mr.. Lucas, and 90
strongly present his claims as a Congressional
candidate. | feel quite sure that our good
friends of the Free Press were among those
who miseppTeherded your mesuing, fer | am
confident that no undue reflections rpon
any one were intended by you. and most
heartily join tho Free Press in tho hope TINT
MIR. Lucas ''will not be handicapped by auy
undue reflections upon distinguished gertle>
men in the State CT District"
A MUTUAL FRIEND.
We would simply sdd that we, too, are
grieved that any one should have taken our
editorial as intended to cast any reflections
upon either our present, or any Of cur past
nblo and worthy Democratic oficeboldcTs,
and are perfectly willing to draw cur pen
through any sentence which may be taken as
q reflection upon anybody. We tnke thi8 CO.
casion to say that cur intention is never TO
osst unjust or undue reflections upon any
still We shall never be backward in censuring
those who deserve censure. We shall chew
to the line, let the chips fall where they
may"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
MATHER'S FERFUMRD KID GLOvEs-2,s
AZ and / bu:tOE-AmericR's Standard Glove
for sale by NIMRO USSEL
Decem Der 81, 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
FOR RENT.

THE commodious SToRE-ROoM in east end
1 of Shugart Building ON Main street, one
door west of National Bank. for Rant from
Aprli LIST. lSS2. r. SHUGART.
March 81. lSS2-1m.