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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
Mrs. sam .Joues' windfall.

The Haley iIdahol Times has the following
concerning Mrs. Jones' English legacy Of
$780, 900, with her speculations rs to what she
intends to do with it The Times says:
Mrs Jones is not the only surviving rela-
tive of the deceased gentleman, but is his
sole heir. Thi is in consequence of "A prom
ise made to her parents at her birth. on con-
dition that shs be named Mary Bedford, after
Mrs. Mary Bedford Wombwell, her aunt, and
wife of Alexander Wombwell. Mrs. Jones
will leave for England as 81 on as spring opens,
to settle up the estate In the meantime her
husband will endeayor to dispose of his ice
crop, ard PIT his business in such shape That
it can be left to take care of itself for a few
months. while they go to England. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones own some town property in Bull
ion and tome in this city. The large lodging
no so on the corner of Bullion street and
First avenue. in this city. is their property.
They are also interested in mining claims in
the vicinity of Bullion. and wi some real
estate in Cherry Creek. Nevada, where they
lived before coming to Wood River. Mrs.
Jones says they will return TO HALEY as soon
us possible, as she likes this place and be-
lieves it will beeomea great city. She will
come back in the fall, in time to build a COM
Portable house for next winter. and in tbs
following spring will erect n sione-cut resi-
den G on the b .nch. near the pablic block
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
Taylor Bullion.

Last weeks Reflex says that one
bar of bullion 057 fine, and valued at
sl.745 SO, was received at the express
office TOR shipment. This is The first
bar from that direction for some time,
and was produced under difficulties,
the water only thawing sufficient to
run the mill a few hours each day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
FRIDAYS STOCK REPOR r.
MORNING BOARD.

CORNING BOARD.
80 Ophir-3s0c
40 Mexican-8M
80 Gould * Cnrry-2S5c
40 Best i Belcher-5N 5M 90
80 California-20c
52j Savnge-l30c ~
40 Con. Nirginia-5c
sol Chollar-95c
BD Postosi Doc
2l0 Hale II Norcross-130c IL 1850 1900
400 Grown Point -40c 3se
40 yellow Jacket-7Oc 75c
80 AInha-ll0c
2D0 Belchsr-40c
II Kentuck-l5c
10 Confdence-l 90c
S41 Sierra N~evada-66b30 60
70 Utah-j
lm Bullinn-60c
ITO E~xchequer-40c BIC 450
40 O~verman-4ec
80 Justice zoe 75c
400 Union-9A W
1870 Alta-30Jc 3 3)jc
loo Julia-2le
90 Andes-35c Zoe
81 S~corpion-85c
AFTERNOON BoAkD.
100 Star I5c
$50 Martin Whites So
- Day-8jc
= Eureka Con.-l2Z bid l3 asked
100 Eareka Tunnel-l5c
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
A %. O74 Nugget Founi in Osceola .

George A. Richardson, of 0sceola. who was
in Ward last week. informs the Reflex that
two weeks previous he found a nugg t in tho
Cumberland placer claim property Of estate
Of Geo. g. Blair. weighing ls1a pounds avoir-
dnpois. and valued at 1904. The nugget is
solid g old, with The exc option of "A small streak
of quartz on either side. Mr. Richardson
still has the nugget intact, and is saving it for
Hampton. Of the firm Of Godby x Co., who
propose bringing water into the camp.
In tn same place whore tho nugget was
found he reports that h washed ont 81 b
from two pans Of dirt, including one piece
valued ut 50 81.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
Reduction Of Insurance Rates.

Tho California Board of Underwriters have
notified their agents that hereafter, and until
further notice, the insurance rates for Ne
yada will be reduced 40 per cent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
Examination OF steele.

The Silver Reef Miner says: Herbert
steele. accused OF the murder Of VIM. Raf-
farty. appeared in the Justices Court through
his counsel, Gibson Clark. mi waived an ex-
n nination. lie was then comnitt.d to tho
sh,rif and taken to the colnty Jail Mt st.
George, to await tn action of the grand jury.
which meets on March 9Th.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25

THE surgeons Mt the University
Hospital, in Philadelphia, removed
from a lady n tumor weighing liz
rounds. W. wonder how much was
left OF her.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-02-25
The Grand Army Ball.

The Grand Army ball, "Wednesday
evening, was "A very pleasant social
affair. A good attendance was pres
ent and a nice time had. The "boys,"
with true %gallantry. attended very
closely to the welfare OF their guests
and made everyone feel perfectly at
home. Financially as well As socially
the ball proved a success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14
then went over for further consideration at the
next weekly meeting.

then went over for further consideration at the
next weekly meeting
TIE REAPPoRTroNNEST BILL
The House will probably dispose Of the rearpor-
donment bin late this afternoon IL Is the inten-
lion TO begin voting on the highest number,
scaling down until number is agreed upon. II
LOOKS as II bill hXing the next House NJ SIG 3a0
members viii eventually b. adopted. The bin re-
horteo from the census committee VIII certainly
be defeated.
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF TAXATION
Ii is the intention, according TO the best tnfor-
nation, of the ways and means committee 90 re
commend reduction in internal xation 10 an
amount aggregating eighty million dollars. IL is
contemplated TO reduce the tax on whisky and
tona co. and to abolish the bank check stamp the
tax on matches and on all prophet ary articles
IL is held that in view OF the immense revenues of
tne government such a reduction can now take
place without embarrassing the Secretary OF the
IreiSufg 10 pay all the current obligations, and
provide for the interest on the public debit as well
as the sinking fund.
TIE ROCHESTER NOMINATION.
The Senate military committee has gone into a
thorough investigation OF the allegations affect
Ing the official standing and course OF Major Ro-
chester nominated To be payrnaster general OF the
army Gen. AlNord, Col. Mcclure and other ofi-
GERS ana employees OF the paymaSters' department
were examined this afternoon.
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate in executive session yesterday con-
frmed the following nominations: Colonel Rucker
10 De quartermaster general John Gallagher. 1r,
of PENNSYLVANIA, to be United States consul gen.
eral at Rio de Janeiro United States consuls-Af-
bert +. Morlan, OF Pennsylvania, at Belize Hondu-
ras; Joseph w. Harper, OF New York, At Munich :
Enoch >. Smithers, OF Delaware, at smyrna. Sur
veyor OF customS-Wiliam J. King OF New YORK,
at Greenport, N Y. Collectors OF cllStoms-Thos
r. johnson, at Charleston, s. c.; John Campbell.
or Nebraska, at Omaha. William X. Wilmer OF
Maryland, at Baltimore, naval officer OF customs
Also. the nominations OF several postmasters. in
GLIDING Owen T. Holmes, Leesburg, Va, and Wm.
A Patte, Warrenton, Va. and number OF milf
tary ana naval promotions. The nomination OF
MAJOR Rochester tn be paymaster general OF the
army was Fec0mtnitted to the committee on mill
ttry affairs. When the declaration OF PaymaSter
Hodges occurred. some years ago. Major Roch-
ester was accused OF negligently accepting from
nlin an unceltitled account which permitted him
70 appropriate still larger sum OF money belong
ing TO the government This charge is being in
NeStigatcd.
THE HARPERS FERRY PROPERTY
The Secretary OF the Treasury, acting upon
report made by the solicitor OF the Treasury, has
transmitted TO the Speaker of the House the draft
or bill authorizing the sale. or lease IL deemed
better, OF all the real estate and riparian rights
owned by the United States at Harper'S Ferry
with the proviso that the water-power property
shall be appraised at its fair cash Value and be- not
sold for less.
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AUSTRIA GAINING GROUND AGAINST TIK rSsvR6ESrs
NIENNA. February 1l-A telegram from cara re-
ports that the outlook at Cattaro Is improving.
The Inhabitants of several villages upon whose
support the CrlyoSCians have hitherto reckoned
nave diselaimed solidarity with the insurgents
ana offered 10 form volunteer corps 50 far ten
columns have been formed and $500 rifles dis
uiDuted. Columns OF volunteers are also forming
In the district OF RSgusa To operate against the In
Surgents-
AN EMINENT BAPTIST DEAD.
LONDON, February ft-Rey. Mr.. Gould, the emi-
nent Baptist minister, is dead.
ARAB FANATICS.
VIENNA, February IA dIspafch from Alexan-
drfa, Egypt, TO the FTenden6lda SAYS: "A dctach-
lnent OF the Yemen rebels is advancing unon
Mecca. Via Saadeh, 70 proclaim there the spiritual
alton OF the Arabian caliphate.n
EGYPT AND THE POWERS
PARIS, FEBRUARY l4-The Havds agency says: IL
Is stated a, certl that England ana Franc have
agreed 10 discuss with the other powers the affairs
or Egypt. The tension between the clbinetS ha =
completely disappeared, and II is not doubted that
perfect agreement will be arrived At putting an
END TO all apprehension caused by the Egyptian
Incident.
LONDON, February IA special dispatch from
Cairo TO the Daity NrirS says: The situation con-
tinues To he one of expectancy. II is~fearcd that
the present ministers viii he forced totae decided
action In order To hold their own with the army.
There are distinct symptoms OF imp Gtience among
the soldlery, OF which the chamber is merely the
lnouthpiece.
FRENCH IRoN-CIABs AT PORT SAID.
LONDON. February ia dispatch from Alexan-
drla 10 the Dddig N,rS says: second large French
lIol-Clad has arrived at Port said. II viii be
station ed at ISmaela
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
LIVERPOOL. February 1.-THE Liverpool COSp'leT's
London correspondent says there Is some doubt
whether Mr. Gladstone win consent TO send any
English representative TO the monetary conference
when IL reopenS.
MEKo PacH.s INTENTION.
PHILLIfPoPo!IS, February 14.-Aieko Pacha gov
ernor general OF Eastern ROumelia. has exercised
ms intention or informing the powers, through the
Porte, mat he IL unable TO carly on the govern
ment conJointly with the permanent committee OF
the Chamber. which has refused the aid OF the
French financial experts.
INTENDS TO JOIN THE HERZEGoyINIaSs.
BERLIN, February IA dispatch from st.
Petersburg to the Togbidn says Gen Scobelon in
tends TO join the HerZegoyianS
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kilograms to The Star.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED At ALBANY.
FEBRUARY RRESHETS, NORTH AND SOUTH.
NEWS BY OABLE-THE EGYPTIAN
MUDDLE, ETC.
Damaging Flood. I'm arkar.,.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, February IA special dis
patch from Helena, dated yesterday, SAYS: Tie
IiNer AT this point has risen higher AdvicaS frNm
Madison and Walnut BEND indicate q r3pid rfsa
daring tue plst twenty-four hours The leNee at
Maihut htHs Is broken IN several places. Not
Iree acres or land are u be seen n Ay dtrac tlon
ielegrams nave hoen sent 10 Memphis asking that
GOATS ne sent down Ia take ont the csstlr ho rScS
ahu muleS The 81 Francis river f. reported to
oe rising along It's entire length The stu ttion
IS indeed alarming, but the citizens OF Helena Sre
deNfinIhed TO leave nothing undonc q keep out
the water. A report was received this morning
that the levee had broken AT Delta Mississippi ten
miles below Helena. but fun particulars have not
oeeh received. The LAnsuille river IL very high
treStle on the Iron Mountain and H"tena rail-
way, Wlnch crosses this river, Is about fftaen
inches under water. Mails aud paSscugrrs ale
transferred by means OF skins Iick Crerk is very
hlgh, ana was running across the track NJ the
Arkansas Midland railway. II l. now raining
hard, ana II II continues all the small streams IN
tDls section VIII Toe booming 10y morning greatly
interfering with the railroad traitic Lab1rcrS viii
De AT WORK ana the leNee VIII be strongly guarded
at all times.
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A snow Blocka ade in Nova Scotia.

sefFEkiN1S OF LEGlsiAToRs FROM EXPOSURE
HALIFAX, Ms, February H-Tne train which
left Antigonishe on the Halifax and Cape Breton
Railway on Friday morning for New Glasgow,
although drawn by three locomotives, was unable
% get through on account OF the heavy snow
drifts and finally stopped at Merigomishe, four
teen miles from New Glasgow, on saturday. sun
day morning, the passengers. of whom there were
large number, Including a number OF senator's
and members or Parliament on their way 70
Ottawa. started for New Glasgow on foot, arriving
last night greatly exhausted and suffering from
exposure.
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Notes from Albany.

THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED AT
LAST.
ALBANY, n. Y, February H.-In the assembly
committees
THREATENED BREAK Up OF ICE IN THE HUDSON
The warm rains OF the past few days have caused
the river TO rise four feet above its usual level.
River men think that IL the freshet continues to-
day the ice will break up. All the ice harvesters
In this city excepting two have discontinued cut
ting operations.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, $202, ,090 21; customs, $3.50, 1918.
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a Verdict of Censure.

SkowHEGAN, MI, February l4-The corOner's
inquest on the boiler eXnioeion al Fairfield, Maine,
on January 2S by which several lives were lost,
ind that the boiler which had been a for nine
years and had been frequently repaired. had. by
cenStlnt oyer-Straining weakened the iron " hich
With the low state OF the water Was The cause OF
tie explosion. The jury merely censured the
management for neglect and carelessness, aud
urged upon the legislature the passage OF a law
for q thorough inspection OF boilers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

WANT THE TAX ON WHISKY REpUcEp.-Influen-
tfal dclegati ons from Kentucky, Ohio, Missouri
and Illinois are In the city in the interest OF the
reduction OF the tax On whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

EX-SENATOR CHRIsTIAECY has written Mt Blaine
letter retracting what he recently said charging
the latter with breach OF confidence by puDlfsh-
ing private correspondence between them. On
partmfnt, Mt. Christiancy discovered that his
clerk at the legataon, not understanding that ne
each letter with the on1cial seal Hence the n.
traction.
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A Freight Train S0,ash-uu.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nj, February IA freight
train SmaSh-up occurred at Mil Hall junction at
O'Clock this morning. A west bound train with
loaded cars was strewn across four tracks Travel
is impeded. A brakeman was seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

THE U. s. s. JUNIATA which has been repairing
at the New York navy yard for sometime past, has
been put in the drydock there to complete the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

THE CABINET met at IL o'clock to-day, all the
members being present except Attorney General
Brewster, who has again gone to Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

S. K. TURNER has been appointed storekeeper for
the eighth district OF Kentucky.
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Suicide by Poison

WATERFOWL. NY, February 14.-Natban Lord.
prominent citizen of Brownville, took poison
yesterday from the effects or which he died this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

CHICAGO, H., February 14-Small-pox In this
city Is rapidly abang, and the physicians feel that
the worst has passed The city health commis-
sioner leaves to-day for New York, where he goes
for the purpose OF urging upon the quarantine au-
length OF time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

THE river and harbor improvement board con-
tinued Its sessions to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

THE PORTRAIT OF ex-Secretary OF the Navy
Thompson has been received at the Navy depart
ment, and was to-diy hung in the Secretary's s
room. 1t is very good likeness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

THE HUNTINGTON PICTURE Of Mrs Hayes has
been put in the frame presented by the Cincinnati
school OF design, and is placed In the green room
there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

PITTsToN, Pa, February 14-The Susquehanna
river here is 21 feet above low water mark The Ice
has broken and is passing quietly down the river.
Preparing 70 Receive Hebrew Refu.
gees
PHILADELPHIA. February IA pubic meeting
has been called by the mayor, 10 be held to-mor-
row, to make provision for three hundred Jewish
refugees who LETT Liverpool on Saturday for this
port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

STANFORD KY. February Ion sunday night.
near here, John Carr, highly esteemed c0lbred
man. was shot dead ia his own house by an un-
seen person. while he WAS playing With his little
child. No clue has been found W the perpetrators
OF The crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14
Suicides i'm PrOvfdcmcc.

Providence, X. L, February l4-HenFy E. Paul,
OF Bristol shot himself this morning Intentionally,
and will probably die. Mary Williams, (white,,
the wife OF Frank Williams {colored), killed her.
self last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14
An Elevator Bsarm



Ell PAso, H., February l4-Henning Brothers'
elevator at Lostant was burned last night Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000
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OTTAWA, ONT, FEBRUARY 4.-Hon. Edwards
'ierrepont has arrived here, with several proini-
ifnt New Workers II is understood they are here
m business connected with the Northern Pacific
railway Company. bill has been Introduced In
he house OF commons Ia constitute court OF rail.
yaY commits sinners Tor CanIna
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASO EIC.-MEMBERS OF EUREKA
S-S LODGE, No. ), F. A. A. NJ, are hereby notified
To meet at Masonic Hail. II th street, on NEXT THURS
DAY, February 10th. at II for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of our late Brother, WELLESLEY c.
MARSHALL By order of the W. NJ.
It. s. ROGER WATTS. Secretary.
r~FOUNDRY NJ. Z. CHURCH, 14TH AND G
t~S streets.-Revival services TONIGHT FATHER
TRACY, Of Vineiand, n. J. Wednesday night, Rev.
GEo. HILDT. Of the Baltimore Conference. 1t
r~S THE FIRM OF COMBS BROTHERS WAS
6-g dissolved on the 9Th of January, 1892, by the
death of Henry Combs.
GEORGE COMBS, the surviving partner, assumes all
liabilities OF said Partnership, and viii continue the
business under his name at the old stand,
1912 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
All persons indebted to the old firm respectfully
requested to come forward and make settlement as it is
necessary to close the accounts of the late firm soon
az possible
FEBRUARY I4rH 1882. fist.
rs0 ORANGE CULTURE IN FLORIDA-A COM
b@S peny is being organized for investment in
Orange Culture, the same basis that formed in
the General Land Office, which givee promise of great
success This plan requires only IS per month for
limited time with assured prospect Of securing hand
some competency for hfe For particulars call
muncate at once with H. F. SMITH Treasurer of the
sand Land Office Company. No. 125 street north
east. f13-3ts
G-so SAMUEL KER.
G-F DRY GOODS.
$50 1th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams, just opened; best
qualities nj low prices.
Silks, Satins. and Rhadames extra good values.
f8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Cameron (Wis), Hale, Saunders, Van
Wyck, Representatives Deuster, HeIlrnan, Petit
grew, Valentine and Pierce, ex-senator Boutwell,
and Commissioner of Pensions Dudley. very
large number OF people called to look through the
house. They were shown the public rooms in
squads. There must have been between three and
four hundred of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14
British Columbia Excited.
CHINESE MCRpERERs

In the case OF two Chinese merchants fmnif-
Gated Ia murder, the court has refused TO accept
$4,000 cash bail for their appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

ARRIVAL OF LIEUT. HARDER IN LONDoN.-The
Secretary of the Navy to-day received dispatch
from Lieut.. Harber that he arrived at London this
morning. There he VIII await the arrival OF Mas
ter ScheuZ, who is TO assist him in the search for
the missing Jeanette people. When ScheutZa
arrives, he and Lieut. Harber will proceed TO Paris
to consult with James G. Bennett, before proceed
Ing to Russia to commence the prosecution Of their
search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

Two TREASURY REsIGNAIIoNs AND A REMOVAL
Secretary FOlger has received the designations Of
Norton and Skeen, two Of the Treasury employees
who were requested to step down and out. Hatch,
who refused to resign, was yesterday afternoon
removed The friends or Cobaugh, captain of the
watch. are trying to save his scalp. No action in
his case has yet been taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

BILL SIGNED.-The President to-day signed the
bill making an appropriation OF s. 900 for the pack
ing, transportation and permanent exhibition in
Washington OF certain agricultural and mineral
specimens presented TO the Department OF Agri-
culture by the exhibitors at the recent exhibition
at Atlanta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

STAR ROUTE WITNESSES T0-DAY.-John NJ. Trew
Of AnimOs, Colorado, was before the grand jury to
day On star route matters, with Hardy Smith and
W. S. Ramsey, OF Dublin, Ca, supposed to be IL
the same class OF cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14
The New Assistant Secretary OF tn,
Treasury.

HON. J0hn c. New, OF Indiana, was to-day nomi-
mated by the President to be Assistant-Secretary
of the Treasury. Mr.. New Is weilknown in Wash
ington. He succeeded Gen. Spinner as the Trea-
surer. He was chairman OF the Indiana canopaion
committee at the last election, and to his efforts
principally was due the fact that the national
republican committee decided to make big fight
last presidential election In November. He Is the
owner Of the Indianapolis Journal, and ever since
spoken OF for q prominent federal appointment.
Al one time It WAS understood that he would be
maG2 minister to Russia bY President Arthur
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-06
DECORATION DAY AT ouARLEsrowv

-, DECORATION DAY AT OHARLEsrows-
Inc Decoration of graves of the Confederate
dead at Edge Hill Cemetery and the burial
grounds attached to the Episcopal Church and
tho NJ E. Church South, is fixed for SAT-.
DRDAY, JUNE 10TH from to 4 O'Clock
T. N between which hours the offerings Of
flowers will be made The bells of tho town
will be tolled for fifteen minutes before 9
and for the same space of time before
o'clock, P. N. The citizens of Charles.own
are respectfully requested to suspend business
during the time named for these tributes of
respect to the cherished dead. There will
be no other services or ceremonies than those
indicated on the occasion
By order Of tho Executive Committee,
VIM II. TRAvERs,
CLEoN Moore,
D. Fl. CoCKR1LL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-06

AS J. was passing along Main Street in
Chnrlestowp, jefferson county, w. Va,
heard great many birds singing, and when
| stopped to look for them was surprised to
hnd only Gre, that was the Boss Of all birds,
a Moeking Bird, belonging to II. A. Burton,
the Boss ,Jewelcr Of Jefferson county, and
you vii! find everything you may want in his
line Watches, Clocks, JewoIry. Silver
Plated Ware, Srcc:aoIcR aud everything else
II would take me week to tel! yon what he
has tor sa!e go snd him Look for the
Big Sign: al. A. BURTON, Watcs maker. :"
Bound to see it on the corner of Main aud
George SIS, southeast, opposite the Court
house