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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
.JcscYson Cofnas .tqricr,tWrEt and &e-
chanfcNi dissertations.

pursrlI,t' li0rynment, public meet
iue assembled ntrs G.and 1ary Room in
tue Cs1rt- House iu CharIes.owa, on Fri
l1y. the 18Th of ,Iar, lo5i. Col. JNO.
". G,tANILt,t Vas call j 70 the Chair,
and \. IL FIN.l appointed secretary.
Tie Char having stated tle object OF the
adiugraej u.c,tias 20 be - hear reports
i-3n. .he l. immittrc Of tarc, from each of
tnr Ms -'st,ral p.s;r.cis OF the county,
whlch altC- th, reading Of the minutes OF
.hc pre-, i0ui meeting, was MAIDS verbally,
aiterwhich th t).,1w.ng was adopted, VIZ
P,sr'.rf. Z hat la the opinion CT tins
ri-e..uc. il = practicable 70 have on Agrl-
cu,.n,gt ":d Mechanical Exhibition th's
fan. lat time and place to be subsequent
Is = .,crminedl according to such plan rs
Ud, be- agreed upon subscqu entity.
On motion of Or. Evans, It was moved
an seconded !or The Chair 20 appoint three
If ~ each District, TO act. forthwith, a.
committee to suggest a plan OF organlza-
ton. and to recommend suitable persons TO
this meeting for officers. The Chair APP
pointed the following, viz.
Cha.le>to9n nistri.t-jolin 7. Colston,
=. =. Manning ard 3. NeE.roy.
liarpcr's ierry-J. Glrlaud Hurst
+ : .mcs n. Eugle and ID. G.. tiinkic.
saeohvrJ,.oou "a. Butler, J. II. l..
Hunter AID james B. NcGary
Osbara-Dr. ". w. Brown, Chas. /.
Tiuberlake ana james ". Coyle.
Middieway-Dr. \. NJ. Evans, /. II.
Strider and Eugene Baker
Aocr q short recess, the Chairman called
the mcttias ~ order 10 hear the report OF
the committee appointed to suggest perma-
seat o.icoTs aad 3 plan OF organization,
/ which IS as follows:
The committee appointed to suggest suit
BILE officers 90: TIE ASSOCIATION, met ~ Su-
p7emc Cor-t ROOM and sugset the follow
Pesoired, That the name Of this associa,
-i1a De- Jac Jefferson Jouaty Agricultural
+ md Mechanical Association.
/ Rooirs@, jhet the officers of the ASCOT
alton bc President. a Vice President from
each district, Sccr,Mr. Treasurer and EN-
/ ccat;y, Committee.
/ A vota hg ballot resulted in the election
of Jas Law Booa as President =.
/ Tugcr Baker. ". II. =. Lewis, II. T.
I Davenport, j ". Rider and Or. /. :. Tan
aor were suggested Is Vice Presidents OF
} thc association.
/ w. Fir5r was suggested as Permanent
! Sccretary
I j GAc.lri l;1rst was suggested or Sc
/ lcct.d lbs the Committee Is Treasurer.
/ Jao T. Cels.oo, Jacob II. Engle, /. Il.
/ S...t.r -. 81. ". Brown and Wan Butler
were selected rs ar Executive committee.
/ GA mo,ioa tue President o. thc Assoc'a-
! ton aui Ci. GranthAn the Chairman OF
/ thc mo,,'Hc w.r. aided % the Executive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

7, Is stated as a fac. ,ha: Her Majesty. ;ae
Queen Victoria win quite soon aoi'ca'e
her thronc-the Prince OF Wales succeeding
as Prince Regent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21


EFORF making your purchases read tn
/ } following urice list.
Graduated sugar, loc 10
standard \
iisht bII c.
MC'3sSes ~ sli,' on
hrsh' SyruiS gv' w; ~ i,''
ROASTED 'ohey 80 ~ 70 ~
Gr' en- - ~
Good Green 1eI 'ot'
Black Joc'
Dried Apples nc or 10 IDS. Tor -
Peaches lOc
FrWe' lvc
CurEnts lpc'
kals'ns &c. ~
nc " ~ " ? -, 80 -, -, a., u,
:, ~, ,,o, r,,,,,toSg n, ~ - cans for -
- d. ~ 81. ,nr,, 19c ~ y cams C,r Il
= =. 80 pc,s To-. =. q
D 80 . Rms Io,, q. u
y OIL. . pc.ahc. 20,
. O. 0,,st"Es .o..
= So e. TS,, Ro-f ~,
-,-.li,ce i0. Tov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Horace p,ll colorej !, the Peruvian at
.bannorl.lo .orin,s-aoi uI. be po,a,t
b, .,,r.v ,,,.s,rors across the river at all
hons 3,y ,y3 ri,lt nj, r,sso7.l,. rates.
With the compliments Of Mss N1nn.e
sor IS ,bis,,s,e Me- had AN invitation To-
o,t.,5 The Ninth Annual Coam.a,anen,
of,b, r,is,,.,l F..s,le I.sti.l.e Q. WIN.
chester
- ,L
W! " '''''5.'1' '''7. l. ''''''. '.' ...
.'.'' -, -. i. 81.
rsW. r. Percy * otbers-Harpcr's Ferry
MIR ease. involving some thirty thousand
dollars Nc-.ra Lucas & Bejiu~c- Trty-
ems and J W. Mason for Plaintiffs. and
White & Tr4pne,l aud Ma. ilolme- Conrad
f,- Defendants.
o.., - - ....-...-.,......o-
NC" vi ''' '''''' '' ,''.'. .,'' -, ~.
,N'''.,' ~ '',' ''''''' 80 c,s, '''
-'''- '' '''-
,,. .,..-.... -. -r.i a.. 3.
'- '''1'' " ,,'.,'.s - I.;.. .r,.l.
''''7" % ~ ''.'''' .r., i'.I .....r.
'''.''.''s -',... -, $50 .,....i ....;,, f,-
sad, .--.:.,
''' ''''' -'''' ''.- - 49, ~
III, NTr+,r TIvr-ruife ltiDfrr Cowps-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

The corner stone of t5e new Columbian
College. one square north Of the Treasury
Department, Washington, WAS laid on Mon
DAY last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Baron Reichenbsck of Germany insists
that wc must sleep with Che head 20 the
north if we would live long-citng the
case of DR.. Fischwcstcr fMatebarg whose
death ia lust noted 20 the age Of Io2,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

JAY Gouli's new steam yacht made io
miles The other day in ~ minutes This Is
the swiitcst record known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Notice.

TRY the ready cooked Dat Meal, for sale by
c. ID. EBY.
> CD. EBY.
ERESH Lemons Just received and for sale by
c. d. EBY.
DUCKETS, Broons & Tubs for sale by
ID c. D. EBY.
DACON, Lard, Flour & Meal, for sale by
il G. ID. EBY.
- POONS, Knives & Forks for Harvest for
- sale By c. u. EBY.
I AIDES & Gents Hose, for sale by
l. &. d. EBY.
nYERALS, Shirts ( Drawers, for sale by
c. d. EBY.
June 81, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

4 greed foT gain betrayed some Chicago
spectators into slippery places Ia On at
temp. 90 turn a corner ON la7d they
slipped zap. and nothing but grease spot OF
their great fortunes is lett as O. memorial o.
their madness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Moses Walton Of Woodstock, Virginia, q
Prominent lawyer aid most exemplary
christian gentleman, died on Friday las..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

i lily Whites Toilet and flesh powders,
J. White and Pink, also Hagar's Magnolia
AISQUITH SEQ.
7 ARGE additions to our Stock of Hair, Nail,
Il Tooth, Clothes and Shaving Brushes just
AISQUITH & co.
STANDARD Laundry Wax FOR Shirt Bosoms
- Collars &c, just received.
AISQUITH & CO.
June y. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST F1lCES
In Dress Goods At 10, l2s, Is. -, g., 20 cents
OurCelcbraied Black Casimeres S7!c., 45c..
j0c.. 6Ztc. 7lc. and u 90
Black SILK Warp Henrietta rad English
oar Speciality" Black s'lta 3. 75c, size,
Il 90. Sl35, $3.50, SIS 3lC5, $40, $50, and
CalorcI Silks from 75c. to $50 rsI yard.
Fell line of Cas,iIuere, for lhys' and Men z
vcfr from De tJ.S3'' t.. yard.
housekeeping binca of all kinds IN Table
Damasls, Napkin Towels etc.
White Goods for Summer wear. .t
Swiss Embroidery, l.aces, hichpFi Handler
chiefs, Fripscs, Passau'ci to-ie-, buttons, NJ
tions. ci'
Misses and Chiliren's Fancy Hosiery Al l2ic.,
25c. Is, AMI pc per pair.
Ladies BAlbriglun Hose, SILK Clicked, az
25c. per pair, worth Zoe.
our Celebrated Arthur" Xii Gloves, 3 But
tons. 81 90 per pair; 1 Buttons, SO IA rev
Spring Shad = aud Black Guaranteed 90 give
satisfaction. Like all goods from our Eitah-
li.lment the best quality for the lowest prices.
Ladies Rcady-madc Dresses, Wraps, Shawls,
GosSalncr Water Proofs
Ladies. Misses and Children's Shoes atpop-
ular prices.
You car doyour shopping by mail as we'll as
by coming to the city.
Al samples and information gladly furnished
CE0BGE II c. NEAL e SON.
Baltimore and Holiday Streets.
Baltimore, Md
Auril ;. lSS3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
gEESlaHs 70 I'LL.

C,OLDIEks and SAILORS who w9. 81.
y blei hy wounds. disease acc.d.n'. OF ...
wise. tho f1-e D.. toe piles vance
chronic iia-fiua. rupture lp.. oi
fpar.ialiy soj, los vi hearing. falling ..
D. caslc rheumafi-m. aly Disability ' .-f
tcr b0w slight gives you pension- -,
Honorable Dischart.- ObiaiHei I-
Children. mOthcr.. aud iaihe--. % -'.''
ing odd tie service. oraftcrwar.s h,A III
contracted OF wound received vi. .arl
service. are entitled 10 pension. hg r.r
abandoned claims spfda'.y ,r l-E
Pay. ard HOrse Claims Collected ~. 49,
YOUR PENSION. 3 pension COD p. '---.r. r
N any time when the disability rr
As You grow older ,he wouud ll.
undermined the constitution, tlie ~ --
made you more hcip.-ss. IN spiA ~ nj
the disability has increased; -9 4li.} -
increase ~ once I-nd and paiehi l-, I,
licitel. My experience. aud h.iiE ..,r b.
beadguartcrs enables nic g. -'icNn ,... -s
ON ciai.0s against the Government.
isse. Adore, villa stamps: .-,,.y.t,.
Box 80 Natlinfi
.fsr = f7ag On
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

WHILE have had the pleasure Ok supply
W ing the wants OF a great dcali OF trade
during the extreme cold wcath.,. iavc re-
p'cnished my partly depicted stock With goods
particularly adapted 70 The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
TOh0cC0
GEO. Ii. HAGLEY

Northwest Cor Of Washington and Charles
Streets, CharlestOwn.
.zD-l5.Oo9 feet u rich Yellow Pine Plank
FOR sale IN lots % suit az a Bargain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

a correspondent ofthe Courier Journal es-
tims.ss che expenses Of the star-roote trials
at Sl10t 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
CLOTH

HAT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT,
in p, is folly up to all requirements Of tie
season. Respectfully,
J GOLDSMITH
April 2G, isS9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

The Losd Lieutenant of Ireland has &c
warIel. under the C,ime- A., an aggregate
o. 7.jSj p11nli sterling % Che widows and
parents Of murdered Irshmen. Andye. IS
England accused of brutality 81 the Irish .
$4,000. f5r wounded heats aDl stricken
hcarths,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

DAKEs Rifles
II for sale by
NEW Potomac Herring & Mackeral,
y fer sale by
CD. EBY.
DICE, Dried Peaches, Apples & Prunes,
Ii fer sale by
{. D. EBY.
TREsH Crackers & Cakes, for sale By
L c. D. EBY.
I - = 9. D. EBY.
June II, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
Aarses and EehieEes.

scAFE Riding and Driving IIor.es. and stylish
> Vehicles for the accommodation oi th'
public for hire Oh reasonable terms at the Lily
cry stables Of -....,r.
STARRY & STUMP.
May 20, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

4r9'illa 1Fee gFFS''
IN. o " WE. elLLAHEE, Editors
cho~,ss,o,cn, Jegcrson County, nest Va
juno Fl. 1853.
correspondent ofthe Courier Journal es-
tims.s che expenses Of the star-route trials
az Sl1Oo 200.
Moses Walton Of Woodstock, Virginia
prominent lawyer aid most exemplary
christian gentleman, died ON Friday last.
Jaw GoulIs new steam Yacht made Us
miles the other day in ~ minutes. This Is
the swiilest record known
The corner stone of t5e new Columbian
College. one square north Of the Treasury
Department, Washington, WAS laid on Mon
day last.
Iii. stated as a fac, tha. Her Majesty. ;he
Queen Victoria. viii quite soon abiicaie
her throne-the Prince Of Wales succeeding
as Prince Regent
Tn aciyil sui. wherein l9othcrs hinged
for the excluding colorcd woman from
ladies' car on q Texas read the Austin dis
trict court holds as unconstitutional the
civil rights act 1873.
Baron Reichenback OF Germany insists
thst wc must sleep with ;he head 90 the
north if we would live long-citing the
case Of DR.. Fischwcster ofMatebarg whose
death ia lust noted 90 the age Of lo2.
i greed for gain betrayed some Chicago
SPECTATORS into slippery places. Ia an at
tempt 90 turn corner on LAID they
slipped zap, and nothing but grease sPo, OF
their great fortunes Is leJ as memorial o.
their madness.
Washington city's new casino and theatre
an Connection, avenue WIN De- commenced
IN q few DAYS. The btildicg is 20 cost $40
o00-and tine theatre. seating $50 persons,
viii De u.ana-si by Sam1 W. Ford o. the
8Aim'r, Academy Of Music.
The Load Lieutenant of ireland has &c
warIel. under the C,ime4 Az. an aggregate
Of 1855 r1anl3 sterling % Che widows and
parents Of murdered Irishmea. Andye. IS
England accused of brutality 81 Che Irish .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Mr. v. r. Potter. druggist. at Kiagwood,
-. Va. says: Il can Uu,hiuiy SAY that
wb,rey Browns Iron Buffers have been
used thcy have been OF benefit"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
81 gacrd CoIiogc Commcacement

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Inc "nuu'. ,'o''.s Ct,s.. usi, ~
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,u . y, - ~ ,,,-~ r.,sr>.o rso
'''' g" "' - IN r.r;,,,- e..s, F.,
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uC'' '-' '''''' NJ = F,~,s.tot
,.l'' f''. ;a......,...l ,;n.
,.-.....l.. s.i,,, cor,o, Rand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

OyE Gaze Bcr,ci.s Conden.el SILK .-''
~ received. ...,,,.rl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Horace Ball, colosei. is the Fegymau al
Shauuori-lc SpEiuss-aod Uiu be ptowtt
90 convey passengers across the river "t a.i
hours. day ana night. ut reasonable rates.
With the compliments Of Nss Nam ie
Richardson. daughter of Dr. G.. r. Richard
SON Of this place. ve had am invitation 70
attend the Ninth Annual Comm, nccneu,
of the Episcopal Fe&alo Icsti,l.e @. Win
chester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

The Milton Hydraulic Mining Compa-
n.y., reservoir. q. Smarsr'.-e, California,
containing 550.oo),o0o cubic icct of water,
burst Monday afternoon. Tie rash of Wa
tcg was Irresistible and wcI. everything in
its path I, raised the Middle Iuta river
700 az.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09
LADY TEACHERS

There are now in the public schools
Of the United States, as teachers, at
least 10000 more women than men.
Not more than twenty-five years ago the
number of men was double that of
the women. Every year, in increased
numbers, "the common-sc. Jol masters"
are relegated to the obscurity of "gen-
eral business" by that memorable law,
"the survival of the fittest," and, by
the same law, in still greater num-
bers, the 'lady teachers" are pushed to
the front. During the last four years
the number of male teachers increased
$3.50, while the number of female teach
ers increased 1887. Discovering the
great change in relation to the employ
ment of teachers, an "old-timer of the
profession" was recently heard to eN-
claim, "The women are absolutely tax.
ing our schools; the ladies will he the
primary teachers OF the uturc."-Chi-
cH0O ETJlF~es
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09

a woodford county farmer has been
feeding HE hogs on tobacco stems, which he
thinks has prevented them from having
cholera.
AT Paris on Monday about 200 cattle
were on sale, the best bringing s. to s. 10
per cwt. Mules IN god demand at $6j to
5000 per head. Ifofses from $50 TO $50
Alta sale Of imported Jersey cattle in
Philsdelphis, "a cows and 81 calves we're
sold for which s3s, 555 we're realized. The
cows averaged nearly SAC per head, and
the calves little more than s2O6 apiece.
Mr.. Jo. G. Phlliu, bought Of Mr. Ben
nett Cloyd, ofLincoln county, p head yesr.
ling mare mules al Sl25 per head. Az may
be inferred from the price paid, these mules
are extra fine and they are ssid 10 average
l5l hands hugh. Mr. Phillips also bought
Of Mr. William Cloyd II mule colts at S75
per head - Lebanon Standard.
The Cincinnati cattle market is az fol
lows Common, 2 to 81 cents; fair TO me
dium, 81 TO ~; good TO extra butcher, 4
t. 81; ccmmon to cl Dice shippers, AZ to &c;
siockers and feeders, ~ to 81. Hogs are
higher but easy at to "a for heavy butch
ers and packer; fair, 81 to Z; common, 81
to g. Sheep are in only fair demand at
81 to 81; stock sheep p to 81 Lambs
meet fair sale st 10 %
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09
LAKp. sTocx AN0 cRoP


A Scott county man got S2275 per
owt. Tor his tobacco
The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mils
want to buy wheat and corn.
j ID Swope bought eight or ten
springers this week at S25 90 $50.
-T~o thorough bred red bull calves,
Young Marys, for sale BY r Reid, stan.
ford.
The sales Of leaf tobacco at Danyille,
Va, during January, amounted To ? $40
600 pounds.
Be-i cattle we're quoted IN New York
Al So 60 ~ 81 per cwt Yesterday, General
sales So * to 1915
Eight thoroughbred boil calves and
one ditto Swear old for sale by $ II
B,ul human, stanford
Forestus Reid sold 10 Wakefield a Far
ris the 20 head Of 2 year-old mules adVsr'
tised in this paper, at SIP.
i have three hundred shocks Of corn
which ] would like 10 feed 10 stock on the
premises w II. Hays, Stanford.
Roy $. Cluke has sold his Clark coun'
~ farm Of three hundred acres to Garrett
Watts, for eighty dollars per acre, cash.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09
PERSONAL


j. W HAYDEN Is IN Louisville.
Mn LEWIS Ro~Ei.L has been visiting
rslstives here.
-PRoF. J. W. CRuM, Of Queen Esther
fame, IL in town.
Ma AND Mus LOUIS II. RAMSEY
have gone toLeHington.
Miss EuoESIA DuNS il visiting her
auot, Mrs DR.. &. Fowler.
Mn. JoHS MErcALFE, Of Nicholas
willie, was here yesterday.
--SESAroR J. H. BRucE went down Ia
see Mrs Langtry and Freddie.
Miss ELLA KISo left yesterday TO vie.
II her sister, Mrs Leila Lyman, in Louis
Vile.
Mas J. s MuRrnY il visiting her
daughter. Mrs. T. J Campbell at Rookcas-
de Springs.
Ida PARKER AND WIPE, Of Somerset
arrived last night on a visit 10 the family
Of +. NJ. Pennington.
Miss KrrTrE HIGoISs and Kate Shivel
two charming Young ladies from @. O, are
visiting Miss I.ouana James.
Thomas METcALFE il now travelling
In the mountains in the interest Of the
large wholesale and retail grocery estab-
lishmsnt Of II c. Bright, and to any whom
these lines mas come we will say that q
nicer young man to'deal with or more
iheral house IL hard 10 find
Mia JoHS DISwIDDIE. wife and fami
" left Wednesday for their home beyond
Jacksonville. During the year that they
remsined At the St Asaph they made ma
ny friend. who regret to ace them leave
The young folks especially will miss the
lively and agreeable ladies ~ the family
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09
RELIGIOUS

Rev. JnO +. slagner will preach at
Goshen Church next Sunday at IL AN.
Rev NJ. Delp, a Baptist minister Of
Rochester, n Y, cut the ice in river
and immersed three persons while the Their
mometer Was l5' below zero, and il is said
he did 40 by standing over the hole and
dipping his men in after the manner Of
scalding a goose. lie didn't get Ia him.
self.
Seventy eight members Of Reform
Church at Bedford, Ind. withdrew their
membership because some Of their more
progressive and fully as good brethren
bought an organ and put il up for use in
the building Such people az the former
are too utterly too too good for this wicked
world
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09
THE PiISTnEEIcE-

One Of the largest express companies
and dealers in exchange in the world is
the Government Of the United States.
The difference between the postal ser.
vice and the express and transportation
companies is that the people Of the
United States hire private corporations
10 do their heavy frcighting business,
and pay them what the aforesaid com
panies can manage 10 exact, while they
have organized cooperative concern
for the distribution Of letters, small
packages and small bills Of exchange,
and the business is done, not for the
most that can be got from its customers,
but for the least that viii pay expenses.
As IL is deemed important that the
charges should be low, il is not even at.
tempted to quito pay expenses, the de-
felt being made up out Of general taxa
ton. In other words, nearly So per
cent. Of the cost Of operating Jio service
is collected from those who uso the SER
vice, and in proportion 10 the amount
they use il, and the other per cent. is
paid out Of tine general treasury.
In its vastnoss the postal business
looks down fron a towering lc'ght upon
most Of the railroad and transportation
companies. The routes over which the
Government sends the mails aggregate
344, 900 miles, or a distance equal to
about fourteen circumference of the
earth. It's immediate agents, not
counting mere employees, nunbcr "A, 512.
The Postmasters in the United States
would make two army corps-that is,
they would if they were all forced into
the army. The salaries paid 10 these
agents amount TO more than eight mill
ions Of dollars, OF about the same 40 the
total net ordinary revenues OF the Gov
eminent, including loans, in 50 recent q
year as 1S43.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-09
DIssERrATIoy ON MUsrAcBEs


What the average girl doesn't know
about mustaches nobody can tell her.
II would be the most outrageous PIE
sumption. Some people have one idea
about a mustache and some another,
but there is no mistake about it on the
part of a young woman. She knows
exactly what the mustache is for, and
there is no one who can get quite as
much use out Of il as the girl who fully
understands her business. The mus
tache, she knows very we'll, is made 20
season kisses with, and in many in
stances kisses derive more than two
thirds Of their sweetness from the char
acter Of the mustache. Something
depends upon the color sometimes, and
often the texture is a matter of real con-
sideration. To some, however, the
mustache in any color or in any way is
such perfectly lovely thing that the
girl is not particular as to small matters
Il II Is only a-mustache.
That there shall be a mustache is en-
tirely essential. There would be no real
sweetness in life without it, and not one
girl in 500 would ever fall in love if it
were not for the mustache. II is just
the incest thing ever invented to fall in
love with, and no young man in his
right mind ever fails 10 take advantage
of it. The moustache ought to be given
plenty of room to grow, and let us hope
the drought of the last summer has not
retarded il. --Philddelphia Times.
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J. o. Swope Declines.

To j NJ Garter. S NJ Owens. j. F.
Hooker, DIR. Moore and others; -Sirs--In
answer 10 your call upon me 10 become a
candidate for the Legislature, ! must say,
that while ! fully appreciate the eompli-
ment and thank Won for the honor you
would confer. that under existing circnm-
stances | cannot make the race. With
many wishes for the continued success Of
the psriy, and again thanking YOU, re
main yours truly, j. ID SwoPE
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