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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26
TADLADEEN.

lDREsCRIPTIONS; BR1Ss THEN TO U.s.
Il This department of our business receives
our greatest care and attention. and nothing Is
spared to make everything connected with II rs
purest and best ingredients are ever used. The
greatest and attention to even the Tniuutest
details are invariably Observed None tn e,-
peTiepced and LlogopghIy competent peTEEfIs
are allowed in this particular depitf t46a1t- 10
pains il spared 70 have the preETiptiGa pre-
pared from tie very best ingredients wfsn eh-
treIne accgEacy in order thai In, result may be
PERFECTION. We inyite your {snmse guar
antecing satisfaction and reasobable CHARGES ut
all times. GE6. 4. IIGHT
October 3. 1852 Drn1pist
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Il
The Musical Entertainment at
Washington Hall on Thursday, 21st
instant, under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
vas in every way decided success.
No little credit is due to the business
manager, j. Henry holland, Esq, for
the enterprise and thoroughness with
which he. undertook and Completed
this musical feast. 1t cost him an
amount Of time and labor. for which
he was rewarded by the presence of a
large and well pleased audience. No
Labor *as spared by the young men
belonging to this Excellent organiza-
ton. to make Wis their first altfmpt
of the kind, browning success. The
weh filled seats and Ahe constant en-
cores we're the very best evidences of
the fact that the community We're well
pleaEsd With the Perfornna9hce. A
Inc weber piano, over which T. B.
Tlmbcrlake presided With master
hand, furnished free Of chafgs5es by
Sanders & Stayman, OF Baltimore,
was procured, and the best home tai
emit. The eoihhmittee did not Stop here,
however, but by an invitation kind
ly accepted, robbed ShepEsrdstown
and HarSer's Ferry for al teveqiing of
some Of their fair danghteeifas and
masicai sons. This collection of the
varioas. 3arblers from different Sec
tfohis of the county, produced one of
tka finest amateur entertainments we
have had the. pleasure to hear for a
long time. The participators in the
evenings exerciscs were, Misses Ree1y-
nolds;.- Harrison, Hall, the Misses
RfcEard- Mrs Spohn, Mr.. Spohn and
Captain Bilsmyer, OF shcpi'herdstown I:
Miss Minnie CEamBers, of Harper's
Ferry; Misses Lizzie Hesses. Fannie
Smith, Oracle Noiand, and Messrs.
August SchuItz,T. B. Henson, Lee and
Thomas Timberlske, Louis Brown.
i. d baSfff iaiihd Robert Leis seibifita of
Charfestown- These ladies and gen
t1emet. comprising some of the BEST
musical talent IF ,tfns county delighted
the ears of TIC sNdience for several
hours. with 'stimPed s@eetaess" long,
but not too long drawn out, and re-
ceiving after each effort universal APP
plahsa. We have not the time nor
| space TO, notice. the eyening's pro-
gramme in detail, nor the merits of
each part1S;lar performer. Suffice it
to say thst al Was and were mcri-
tOrioos and highly appreciated, and
the AUDIENCE. enthdsl astIc at all times,
whether Tripping taro- the Daisies
in Tue nislody of song, or following
the varieGs Changes of musical
s.Storn," q 6T S %Elffts,Ter rcce5Ffns from
a gifted quartet, III invitation to
"Come where the Lilies, the beau
! tifuI Lilies hIoOn ,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

At Gold<mith's may be found IT. He
NEST varied and select assortment OF
SprSng ana Summer Goods of all
Kinds and Stfes-zLadies' Dress
Goods, Millinery. Notions, Fancy
Goods, Shoes. Hats: Gents Ready
Made Clothing, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

The Patrons of hushandry of Penn
sylvania, Maryland. West Virginia,
New Jersey and Delaware will hold
their tenth annual interstate exhibi-
ton. at Williams Grove, Pa, August
2Oth.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
Celestial Symbol

INTERPRETED. By Rev. II. W. MORRIS. Z. D.
The grandest object of Creation is the SUM-
Centre of Life. Light, Heat. Attraction and
Chemical Action. 1Ts NATURAL. WONDERS AND
TEACHINGS are alike marvellous, and make
book of absorbing and intense interest. Tie
great problems of the Material Universe un-
folded and illustrated. Nature shown to be n
Revelation of God in the nObleSt and most per
feet sense. Highly commended. Every TACT
of nature is made to repeat some lesson of ills
and devout.n-Rec. e George. d. D.. Chi
cdgo. "a startling revelation concersing the
wonders and s;l0rioS of the Sun-"-EfST! j. w
structive and very suggesting. "-BishG5 JaggaI.
of Ohio, It ses:sfast and Plcases az Address.
J. g. McCURDY & CO... Fhila4e 5hia. Pa
Cincinnati. o.; ChicGESSo, H.; or ST. Louis, No.
May-22 1SSS-2n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

Tie Sunday evening service a,
the ~ f Church. South, will com.
mencc hereafter.tntil further notice,
at quarter to 4 O'Clock promptly
instead of s O'Clock.
j. L. SIItrLEr Pastor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26

= An affray occurred at Ric6mond,
Vas. on Sunday, between DIR. ". L.
CrutGh4eid and L. F. Mason, in which
the former was stabbed four times
The physicians say he cannot live.
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Horses and Carriages
UNDERTAKING:
FERTILIZERS.

WE have converted our Funistown MIN,
Wv with its immense Water BOWER ifs1o y
first-class Bone Mill and FGItilizing rnaplfaG-
turing establishment. by grinding Wit xatff
power We can beat the Slate for economical
work. Our power is amplc, and we arc pro-
ducing Bone Meal TINT contains double tho
Flour of Bone produced by any other mill II
the county. In offering 10 the Farmer our
goods VIC guarantee them as represented IB
every respect
Prices. per Tons
Pure Buffalo Bone Ifeal, $500
Pure Domestic I. .. 5000
Pure DISSOLVED I" 3" $500
Our 44mmoniated Bone Ihos-
plate, the bulk Of suhich Is
DISSOLVED Bone, $500
Our Excelsior Phosphate, $500
The highest grade Of Soiitk i,
Carolina DissoIUed Bone, $500
Farmers can rely upon any Of these goods
being as represented. Ii they should be found
adulteratcd VIC viii forfeit the goods.
The above prices are ns low as honest go0d6
can bc sold. Beware Of goods offered ~ 1oWes
prices.
We buy in 100 ton lots far cpsh, and bakc t,s
lowest freight tates. and WI five tho faIncEs
these goods II small margin. Our min Is M
ways open 70 yoIn inspeciion, Give us a call
before You htY. We Nm slow y0u just whus
- - J. W. .sToSEBRAKER & co,
Address e. j. i. STONEBRAKER,
Aug. d, 1880. Hagerstown, Nd.
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Bank Notice.

J,IIE Bank of CharlcstowIss win Sc closed on
Il Wednesday, July 9Th. 1885, 81,
L.. G. \. PORTERSIELD.
June -. 1SSS-St. Cashier.
TUsr received Large Supply of BOOTS
- and SHOES, which will be sold on< Sort
profits by . S. S. DALGARE
October 3 1852.
TUST received the best varieties of Glass
~ ware eFGs offered in Charlcstown. and for
sale az lo1 f!ices, by S. S. DALGIRS.
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State Of West Virginia,

County of Jefferson. Set.
E1HE. following is the result of the election
4 ned in this, County. on, the 18th day OF
for the tetEi of two years from, July 1st 1883
Presf5snI of the Board of Education of each
District for the term of four years from July l.
District ono for the term of two years and one
for the tenn OF fopg yeers from July LIST. 1888.
each pissEist a, the 1rSft meeting in July. IsSS.
who shan hold the ofies Tor two years. -,
An n. said officers TO continue in office Gntil
theiy Successors are elected and qualified.
John Hess elected Superintendent 81. 1E-ce
Schools of said County. for the Term 81 Two
years from July LIST. 1888.
CHARtESTowN DISTRICT.
JOHN t EColston elected President Of the
from July ist, 1855. ''
A. B. Yates and Jaa;hts'es II. Gallahcr elected
one for four fesrs. Ea.l 5aly Ist, 1885, to be
decided US ab4Testatei.
For Power TO Levy s63 TosSs.
Against S.yotes
For Ten Months School sss votes.
Against none.
,.&ABLErowN DISTRICT.
VIM. !f's Conrad elected President 81 .fhe
Board q Education for four years frohi July
Dan'l IIe;cEo5.sr S Sinsd Johni. Carer elected
School Commissioners, 0:lc for two years. and
one for four years. from July LIST, 1888, to be
decided az above stated.
For Power TO Levy 1913 ;2atss.
Against vote.
For Ten Months School 10.
Against II.
:. MI6ELEwAY DISTRICT,
IS, 7. wttie elected President Of Board OF
Eeneatiop for four years from Jug list. 1885
,4esaph Il. Hageie.s, and. JOHN j. Bamsburg
elected School SSIssfoncrs. one for two
years aud one for fenr years from July LIST
1888, 20 be decided as before stated.
For Power 70 Levy 335 votes.
Against -,.-----,. a votes.
sHEPHERDsFo wN Bits9R1cff.
Joseph McAfss.lr-an elected Presidcnt:of. Board
of Education for four years from July 1st
chafsdss; = FIT 5 sfsd Jacob NJ. Kephart
elected School Commissioners. one FOR two
years aRd$onc for four years, to be decided Il:
before Stated.
For Power to Levy 9s votes.
Against 8 votes
IIARPER'S FERRY DISTRICT.
S. ". Yantis elected President Board of Ed
ucatIon for four years from July Est. 1885.
Oliver r. Kemp and Jacob II. Englc elected
School Commissioners. one for two years ant
one for four years from July LIST 1883. to tt
decided as before stated.
For Power to Levy - votes.
ia. MOORE.
June 10. 1SSS-3t. Clerk of County Court.
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NOTECE!
AdministraSor'S Notice,

TNHE undersigned has QUALIFIED as Sheriff
Il Committee Administrator of William Lang
don. deceased. aud hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate of the deceased,
to come forward and settle promptly. Thosc
having claflEs against the estate viii plcsse
present them, In an authenticated forrr. Tor
payment "a y. GARLAND HURST
Sheriff Com Admir- of VIM. Iangdon. decd.
June 10. 1SSS-1t -
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Local Miscellany.

s.fsumers generally have COM
harvesting.
81 an Organ which i will sell at
2 rates j. L SHIrIEn
Briien 5 Great Circus and Menace
sen show at Martinsburg, July
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turner's generally have CONF
3 harvesting
Sc an Organ which i viii sell at
9rases- III SHrrLKr
5rien 5 Great Circus and Nenag-
kSm show at Martinsburg, july
G. NJ Tearney. of Harper's
~, registered in Paris. Francs,
,Ezne2I.
Z Bassett Mitchell had his arm f BOX
-es. BY fan from a cherry nee, on
Monday of last week. .
Nine sheep. belonging to Mr.. Chas.
c. conklyn, were killed 81 lighting
pn sunday night of last week.
Prof St. Geo. I. BrS6le has not
yet returned from MorganrftSissn f5f
the summer vacation. It's a. boy.
Messrs. Blessing ( BeIser are erect
ing a large addition to the buildings
$af the Valley Fertilizer Company.
Mr. II. D. BeaII, of the able edf-
torid. corps of the baltimore Sun
gave us a pleasant call last Tuesday.
Messrs. Davis * Conner have com
pleted handsome Job of painting.
Geo Terrell.
Mr. j. C. Holmes is eonstr1eting
the franife-Eaors for a tower SST'. which he
IS to erect upon the dwelling of Can't
5Gtorge Baylor. '~ =; u 1'p'''
The 9M- C. a. will hold a meet
ing in the Baptist Church, next
sunda5 afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. All
are Cordially invited
The Rev Mr. lightweight, 8f the
Tree VIII (colorssaa) Baptist Church.
baptized two persons at the Town
Mil on Sunday afsefinfssSh last.
The sundaysaBs665i1 'Gonqeehtii6Sh of
the Baltimore lknaa1 Conference.
81 E. Church s SissS5;t6th. viii be held II
5shepherdstoSn, July 10ts to 18th.
Ne would cali attention 10 the adj
vertisement Of the Geo. A. Stone
Nursery e.. Of Rochester. n. y.
who are in want of few more ssfes-!
men.
Miss Geo2s strider. daughter Of
John H. Strsder, ESQ.,, of this county j
IS named aznoRg the graduates of
Fairfax Hail Female Sei3inar5, Win
chester, Va
The members 81 tie II. e Church
South of I.sSto-n and vicinity, are
makipns an eEt0rs to erect church
building IN that locality, and are
meeting considerable encouragement
Oakland " T. Church soeth ginl
be dedIe1}sd on Sunday. July I'D.
Rev Dr.; Cox, of Washington, Fill
preach ing dedication sermon, and
the Rev. Rev ! A: ssEothff and others
"l W. 80 rs. s - go, ts.1 s.x-:s
we Ssss = as si. fa55r ,ssz sat sst0Fda'
10 reeeiss cay 1Eem sap t. 9 .o.n
Meteaads Oh 'ne weli:Sno"n Ind aad.
popular !. nm OF ON. w L bumsardher:
q Co.. p stanton 49, va y! wholesale:
&C. Z 1le ss,e u Bum:
- So 80
. NESS: PAWS. eoaders q Locke,
seluea : 80 s'5em OF Sa.er IN the
~ tHsn Di'NsfS On oa a5.H
ater BORING aepsh O. Ger r. ls' feet,
n hna eompss :s .he burning q a large
KIM I'll s s2:,s p'l sss ne sane oaS SO
'n ' 80 n' ~ "'ps-
Amoig our home boys who haze 70
turned 3son2 sehoof Tor the vacation:
we. we h sEs marine rorterheld, from
tne 1ni ss.s s1 9t tirsihla 9eorge
Snusa l ana 9h;Es I., oneeFer' from tue
west 'hg!n!a messy ne and Font,
hooH. from oneft.s[a Sohsge-
Col Wg. T. CraisEHI has purchas-
"a
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Arlington fs6ssse,
LURAY, PAGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

ENHE undersigned has taken charge of the
Il above Hotel. and having thoroughly rem
ovatcd and re-furnished the same. is prepared
to serve fef travelling public with every accom-
mediation S.fSrdcd by 1lrst-class country hotels.
The patronage ns the public, and especially Of
my friends in Jefferson county. is respectfully
solicited. Rates moderate.
March 20. 1sss-oas1,saStf a. " MlLEf--
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pEySsT not, lie is sweeping BY. 90 and
h1LDO.l dare fef0re you die. e0nefEing
mighty and fhbiff1e .Icavc behind 10 cOnqueT
tln,e-" $50 week u your own town. s50utr
not required. We viii finnish you everything,
Many are making forfdpes. Ladies make %
much a men, and hoys and girls make great
pay. Reader, n y0G -Eant business At which
yon can make gfeaf pay AZ The time. sslte Tor
Dece1nfleri6 ias2-IE
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Mount Parvo institute.

3 - ~.
Is The closing exercises of the Mount
Parvo Female School took place at
that institution, last Thursday, in the
presence of quite a number of pa
irons and friends. Glasses in geog-
-raphy, latin and rhetoric were ex-
amined by Hon. w. L. Wilson, late
president of the University, and Rev;
u Lester ShipIey, and acquitted them.
selves with much credit, giving evil:
dence of asai5sssssful and diligentstudy,
and OF. scchrate and codscsentious
training On the part of the principal,
Rev g; N Campbell, and his assist
ants Misses Carter and Winder.-
Conf 6s7dohs were read by several
'efasses, and the certificates and prizes
awarded f6r good scholarship distrib-
-ated, and With few.parting words of
sfectionate counsel from MIR. Camp
ben, the young people separated for
tie holidays as bright and happy Is;
Young folks are wont to be on such.
occasion.
Certificates of Exemplary Deporfsz
ment and Diligence in:Stady was given
TO safl Tie girls &Eose Average marks:
IA rtaselEiitatfo6ns and iexainf1iati6ns fori
Tie Tie Year W'ere 90 and upwards, andi
against whom there we:FPe no marks :fors
misconduct. This hS&fa6 isi con Combined:
nearly all the mIlemBtet.rs of the SCHOOL,
Those having 55 and Upwards for
scholarship were Misses Maggie shir-I
ley (9s), Shannan Cra1ner and Fan.
ME Cafbin CO.'S. Fairfie Washing
ton. Nellie Fowle and Katie Aisquith
I96). Amelia Davenport, Alice Burr, i
Alice Farmer, tucfe ffohng (S5).
Prizes for Com position We're re :astward.-
ed in the several Glasses to Misses
Fafrlfe Washington, Mamie Mamie Camp
bell, Mamie Lakeland, Nellie Fowle, |
Mary Campbell, Dele Manning, Hal
lie Washington and loraGdiddsmlith.
Miss Maggie Shirley received gold
pen for best spelling, not having
missed any in the loo words given
out at the written examination.
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G ~ - a week made at home by the indus
~ = triOus. Best bBSrness now before Tho
T51tJfc. Capital not needed. We viii start yOu.
Men; YOmen, boys and girls wanted eyeLy whore
10 JFdgS3 for Ms. Now is the time You can
work IN spare t4sse, or give yOur whole time 70
The bnsfnesSl No other business VIII pay you
ieaT1y rs wen. no one can fail 70 make en0r-
and terms free. Money Iade last, easily, and
1OnOT1bIy. Address 1RUE sek Co.. Augusta,
Maine. December 70, lsS2SIy.
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rTlnE nhasrsi5S;ed has recent i: enlarged and
4 very mach improved bis, sales-ro6na, and
added largely to ks stock. 10Th IN, variety and
quantity of goods iii his line. Els stbply of
COOK STOVES AND RANGES will compete
wfsh any. embr.ces TIE celebrated ':f?*ceisior''
and Farmer Girl. Which never fail To give
entire satisfacttQn besides large number of
others. With eat!l Stove there arc given Fifty
Pieces. exclusive of plates. all of them very
useful to hOusckeepers. Important additions
to many rf these stoves. rs furnished BIZ me.
are Side. Automatic Oven and Pipe Shelves,
Water Backs and Warming Closets. Coal Oil
Stoves always in stock. and the best Wood and
Coal Heatery on hand in season. .Evers StqXe
guaranteed My supply of Fine Goods in my
line is one of the best cvcr offered in Charles
town. and includes handsomely. Ornamental
Water Coolers. and Chamber Sets. Beautiful
Drip Cofee1P9ts, Soup, Ice and Cream Ladies.
&c, With pf the usual +aricty of Tin and Sheet
Iron Wares of all kinds. Prices always mod
crate Price. of Stoves from S12 up.
Roodag ard Sporting, and other Tin Work,
promptly, executed.
April II, 1888 JAS. w BUTT.
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MaItby House,
Taylor Hotel,
wTNcHEsTER, u

THT tpdSsF{tEnsd takes pleasure Ii ID an;souno.
IL ing TO his numerous friends in Virginia and
elsewhere, that he has an eftaEen the MANAGE
ment of this Eamohs Hotel for n term of years.
To those who En6lg 1liIn II isuselcss TO saw that
he viii spare no effort To GENDER fhe TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy OF their patronage. Strangers
and the public at large arc cordially invited to
give the Taylor House trial. lie has rctitted
polite and accommodating employees in every
department. hopes to maintain the reputation
OF the Taylor Hotel. famous among travellers
for the last fifty years. Every Department of
the House viii be conducted with a view 10 Tie
comfort and convenience of it's guests.
nS Special Facilities for Commercial Tray
clcrs. Terms to transient visitors 50 90 per day.
and advantageous rates to weekly and inonthiy
Boardcrs. HENRY VIII IFFRT >
Auril 10 1851
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August S, 1881.
INN ROOFING. Guttering and spouting
Il d9ne promptly: and done well, of the best
tin Give me 3 call
81 =. JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
IENHOSE who want Cooking Stoves of the
i. most improved patterns, VII find them at
moderate prices. at - 10y
JOSEPH Il. EASTERDAYS.
II ARREST Sheep. Skin Gloves. for .sale at
lAs.-s JOSEPH H YESTERDAYS.
pEEF'NtI 1ce-Creain. ,FFeezers-wil make
i lce-C Cream in five minutes. Comeiand see
them. at JOSEPH;H. EASTERQAf.S.
HAVE several second hand Cook Stoves on
I hand. WHICH win seil cheap. Conc early
II y9I want then. j. Il. EASTER.DAY-
NEW Potomac Herring in Barrels. Half and
In Quarters. for sale cheap at :.
JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY'S,
OLD=FAsH1o5N ehaEps, for e' ssls : store
" JOSEPH III. YESTERDAYS. p
3GOOD otd Strasburg STOPS. Jars for sale at
" !: JOSEPH IL. YESTERDAYS
lin, Stove and Grocery Store, next Door
TO First National Bank.
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Ne IssEslH.Y c. MORRIS viii resume her
W School the, first Monday IL September.
1852. Terms moderate.
August s. 1852
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Abso utelY Pure.

This powder never varies. A marvel of pu-
rtty, strength and wholesomeness. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold in Competition with the mrltitnd de of low
test, short weight, alum of phosphate powders.
Sod otly IA cqris. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
Co.. Jog Wall 81, =. Z.
June 26. fss3-1y.s
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Gs6uSrY IrENs:-From the Shop
hefdstown Register we clip The follow
ing items:
4. mofe IS 81 f 456aaSs. 20 Start a shop
for the manufacturing of agricdf-
tural inrplements, machines, &C., at
Shenahdoah junction in this county.
A Young man nanpeatfaek norman,
living below town, fell from a null
berry tree "a few days ago. and, was
considerably bruised and shaken up.
He remained unc0hcioas for several
hours.
The. lsatsst intelligence intelligence Re, have
from the Rev. James A. Armstrong,
is that he has recovered somewhat
from his late severe attack. He is
able TO sit up, and hopes are enter
tanned of his final recovery.
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ISsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
Il al ii in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jasffer$z65ih tat;6tiatant5y COUNTY, W. Va,
June %, 1883:
Mrs. Fannie Lashorn, Mrs. r. T.
Littlepage, Miss -Sailie Harper, Geo.
Davis, 6. Horace Dyson, George w.
Green, Andrew Herman, Henry Jack
son. R6ht. .Mhlleens (coldO, DIR. Jno.
Edwin Mcdonald, VIM. Reed, Robt.
Washington
The above letters, if not called for
within thirty days, will be sent 70 the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are 'di
Ben: + +. tr1srsR1Se, P. NJ.
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Never mind tie weather, but go to
Geo II. Hagley's and get Shoes,
Clothing, Hats, Underwear, &C., to
suit the season, and then you can
be comfortable. His stock is so large
and complete that you will have, no
trouble in suiting yourself, Ladies
as well as children. all Ought to know
that Hagley's is headquarters for
Shoes and Slippers.
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LnRIED Apples. Peaches, Primes, Beauz
IL Peas aud Homfny f0E gale by
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26
Private school.

June 10. 1sssst. Clerk q Of G County ae1 Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-10
Flannels.

No one who has reasonable claim to in
telligence and personal neatness will wear
the same fannels at night that are worn by
day. The body is either throwing off the
waste semiputrid, poisonous matters of the
ever-decaying tissues, more than onehalf of
all taken as food and drink passing off
through seven millions of pores, which act
as sewers. These poisons appear on the sur
face as sensible perspiration, or are passing
so imperceptibly as not to be seen, in the
latter form particularly when warm in bed
They become lodged on the skin, or in the
mesbes of the clothing, and will become
absorbed if not removed. Hence the neces-
sity for regular wash or cleansing of the
whole surface daily, in the warm weather
more especially, while the use of the crash
towel or the flesh-brush may well be substi.
tuted in the cold weather. The flesh-brush is
excellent in the winter, as means of clean
illness and for the circulation Of the blood,
one-half of which should be kept in the
small vessels of the skin. II not thus kept
the extremities, particularly the feet, will
be too cold for comfort and health, since no
one can be really healthy who uniformly has
cold feet and hot head.-Selected.