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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24

marrying girl for whom he had never
entertained the slightest affection. and
then, as his well-nigh hopeless love
added fervOr to his words, he urged
ner 10 marry him Immediately, SO that
tnis question might be settled beyond
al dispute; and the girl, who was
trembling with emotion, to his infinite
delight consented.
Ihelr arrangements were of the SIM
plest possible character. and twenty
Tour hours afterward the guests assem-
pied In the hotel parlor to witness tn =
impromptu marriage, though all day
iong horror Of what he was doing had
been creeping over Peter Fillmore. chill
ing his heart and paling his usually
ruddy cheek.
and he went to meet the guileless, con-
llding girl, he felt more like a con-
demned felon going to his execution,
than prospective bridegroom.
His eyes devOured her hungrily.
lie noted her dimpled shoulders that
CLEANED like ivory above the dainty
muslin dreeS she wore, with the knots
OF flowers ana simple adOrnhents that
SO enhanced her beauty, for no jewels
shone upon her fair person; and then,
at the last moment, his manhood as
serted itself, and be begged for mo-
ment'S private conversation with her.
A look of horror cleaned in the
brown eyes of the girl as they stood
alone in a side-rOom. She seemed al
most faintiDg, and graSped chair for
support as he leaned toward her, with
set lips and the impress of death upon
his face.
Miss Orrington, l cannot marry
you!'' came from his pallid lips, low,
yet distinct, and then he stopped,
while the deceived girl sank into the
chair and sobbed piteously.
II would have made you good
wife," she mOaned, as Peter gaSped for
breath and tOttered back and forth
before her.
'But L am only a blacksmith and
have nothing but my trade to depend
upon. 1t would take nearly my last
dollar to pay the clergyman" he said,
at length, pauslng before the weeping
girl, land / cannot wed one so far
above me-"
Miss Orrington sprlng to her feet
and bounded forward. Her arms were
about his neck, her tear-bedewed face
was pressed to his, while the words she
uttered seemed to come from the depths
of her tender, girlish heart:
''Oh, Peter, Peter! am 50 glad! 1
am nothing but ladies' maid, and l
thought l would try to do this summer
as my mistress does; but if We love each
other what do we care for money? l
thought you were going TO cast me off
because of my poverty!'
Never a happier bridegroom than
Peter Fillmore led his blushlng bride to
the altar, albeit the guests had become
impatient at the delay; and
the honest blacksmith is as proud of his
tidy home and pretty wife us ever was
a prince Of his gorgeous palace and
bejeweled coilsort.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24
ColOr-Hearins

Popular expressions are often very
significant. Il saw three dozen lights
of all cOlors," or some similar express
sion, may frequently be heard from
persons who had received violent blows
on the head or face. Under the influ-
enee of shocks of this kind, the eye
really seems to see infinite numbers of
sparks. Shocks of a certain class i'm
pressed upon the nervous system seem
to have the faculty of producing phe-
nomena of light. This remark has been
suggested by the facts which we are
about to relate, which lead US to sup
pose that sonorous vibrations are sus-
ceptible in certain cases of provoking
luminous SENSATIONS. There are, in
fact, persons who are endowed with
such sensibility that they cannot hear
a sound without at the same time per-
ceiving colors. Each sound to them
has its peculiar color; this word cores
ponds with red, and that one with
green, one note is blue, and another is
yellow. This phenomenon, Color
hearing" us the English call it, has
been hitherto little observed
DR.. Nussbaumer, of Vienna, appears
to have been the first person who took
serious notice of it. While still a
child, when playing one day with his
brother, striking a fork against glass
to hear the ringing, he discovered that
he saw colOrs at the same time that he
perceived the sound; and so well did he
discern the color that, when he stopped
his ears, he could divine by it how loud
sound the fork has produced. Hi:
brother also had similar experiences.
DR.. Nussbaumer was afterward able
to add to his own observations nearly
identical ones made by a medical stu
dent in Zurich. To this young man
musical notes were translated by Ger
tain fixed colors. The high notes in
duced clear colors, and the low notes
dull ones. More recently, NJ. Pedrono
an ophthalmologist of Nantes, has oh
served the same peeuliarities in one o
his friends.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24
Successful Books.

Books which are Immediately success
flIl are those which catch and refieC
the passing tones of opiniOn-;Ill absorb
ing while they last, but from their
nature, subject TO change. The mass
of men know little of other times
or other ways of thinking than
their own. Their minds are formed
by the conditions of the present
hour. Their greatest man is he who
for the moment expresses most COM
pletely their own sentiments, and re-
presents human life to them from their
own point of view. The point of view
shifts, conditions alter, fashions sue
ceed fashions, and opinions; and hav-
ing ourselves lost the clue, we read the
writings which delighted our great
grandfathers with wonder at their taste.
Each generation produces its own
prophets, and great contemporary fame
except in few extraordinary instances
is revenged by an undeServed complete
ness of neglect. Very different in gen-
eral is the reception of the works of
true genius. \ few persons appreciate
them from the first. To the many they
seem flavorless and colorless, deficient
in all the qualities which for the mo-
ment are most admired. They pass
unnOticed amid the meteorS by which
they are surrounded and eclipSed. But
the meteOrs pass and they remain, and
are seen gradually to be no vanishing
cOruscations, but new fixed stars,
sources of genuine light, shinely seren-
ly forever in the intellectual sky. They |
link the ages Que to another in COM
mon humanity. Virgil and Horace |
lived nearly two thousand years ago, |
and belonged to society of which the |
outward form and fashion have utterly |
perished. But Virgil and Horace do |
not grow old, because while society |
changes men continue, and we recog-
niZe in reading them that the same |
heart beat under the toga which we
feel in our own breasts. In the Roman |
Empire, too, there were contemporary
men who were wOrshiped |
as gods, whose lighteSt word was
treasured asa precious jewel-on whose
breath millions hung eXpectant, who
had temples built in their honor, who |
in their day were power i'll the world. |
These are gone, while Horace remains
gone, dwindled into shadows. They
were men, perhaps, of real worth,
though of less than their admirers sup
posed, and they are now laughed at
and moraliZed over in history us de-
tected idols. As it was then, so it is
nov, and always will be. More copies
Of ''Pickwick" were sold in five years
than of Hamlet i'll two hundred.
Yet Hamlet will last as long as the
'Iliad;" 'Pickwlck," delightful as it
is to me, will be unreadable to our
great-grandchildren. The most genial |
caricature ceases to interest when the |
thing caricatured has ceased to be.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24

The cities Of the Union experience
every variety of summer temperature
In Boston and Detroit there are few
days of hot weather; the rest are cool,
and in October summer gives place to
the copiOuS autumn rains and chill
that IS more penetrating than the
winter cold itself But nothing can he
more delightful than the temperature
of June, July and August in Michigan
and throughout most of New England.
The summers in New York city are
longer and more disagreeable, but the
hot spells last but few days and then
are relieved by showers and GOODNESS.
The summer temperature of Chicago is
much like that of New York, The un-
fortunate citizen of Cincinnati swelters
from June l to October 1. The nights
bring no relief, being even warmer than
the days. The average temperature in
st. Louis is excessive, though more
reasonable. New Orleans enjoys per-
petual summer, with degree of heat
not intOlerable to the native but un-
bearable to the visitor from the North.
Mobile, Charleston and Savannah have
similar climatic conditions. Perhaps
the lovelieSt summer climate in the
world is found in the Cumberland
mountains, that extend through the
western part of the Carolinas, portion
of Tennessee and the northern cOun-
ties of Georgia and Alabama. Its char
acteristics are days whose heat is easily
borne and nights whose coolness is
balmy and invigorating. But else
where at the South, in the West and in
many cities of the North the summers
are looked forward to with dread, and
those who are able escape to the mount
aims and woods or seek a refuge in the
country boarding-houses, which offer
choice of evils. Those whe live in the
city east of the Rocky Mountains go to
the country to escape the heat; people
in San Francisco for quite different
reason, namely, to get the warmth and
drynesS not found beside the Pacific.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24
A Lamp-ExtinSuisher.

Two extinguishing plates, hinged
under the cap and rear the wick-tube,
are furnished with arms which project
outwards through oblique slots IN a case
connected with wire, which extends
downwards al)pg the side OF the lamp
and Its stand. The wire is supplied
with handle or knob, by means of
which it may be pulled down so as to
cause the two extinguishing plates to
close on the wick-tube and thus put out
the light. A spring surrounding part
of the wire restores the different part
of the apparatus to their normal condi-
ton.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24

The cultivation in Florida of the
camphor tree is suggested.
The domestication of buffalo calves
is being attempted in Arkansas.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24

BARLEY added to pea soup helps to
give it an appe tizing flavor, and it adds
to its nutritive qualities also.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-24

1t is estimated that 600 boats are
engaged in the fish business at Cedar
Key.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
CONNECTIONS

At HAGERsTowN, Mn. with the Western
Maryland Railroad TO and from baltimore Fred
rick, Emnltisburg. Gettysburg. Pcnmar,
Wayncs;I1r0 Pa, and points ON the Western
Mar, land Railroad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad 20 and
from Harrisburg. Carlisle Slippcnsbure, Cham
b2rsburg, McrccrSburg, Murtinsbnrg and points
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad and
branches.
Also 10 and from Pittsburg and the West and
Northwest. aud Boston, New York, Phila-.
dclI.hia. and the North and East
Al SETSANDoAU JUNCTION. w. Va. with,
Main Line of Baltimore q Ohio Railroad to ana
from Washington.
At RIS-ERTnS. Va, with Manaasns Branch Of
Nirt,i:in Midland Railway.
At HAYNEsBoRo JvScTIoN. Va, with Ches-
upeake X Ohio Railway to and from Green
l'ricr White Sulphur SPRING. aud Richmond.
~ Loon LAIRD. with Lexington Branch Of
Richmond & Allegheny RailrOnd.
st NATURAL BRTDGE. with Main Line af
Richmond d Alcgliuny Railroad.
At RoANoKE, with Norfolk &; Western Rail-
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS
~ RIVERSIDE. for Lexington. Va.
Al BoYcE, Tor MiIwood aid Winchester, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

\ CEALLExGE--E-ice zi5!cat
Boyee- of the Shenandoah Wiley
Railroad who has wide reputation
as Az Intelligent farmer and breeder.
has of late years been paying ras-tiiet,-
lar attention to his Shorth0rns. and
has q herd of rare excellence on his
Welt kio:zn Clarke county f;,rf... s-:I..
Tuteyries- lie intends To ox.I:.f:
some of them at the next Acrict.t; araI
Fair to be held in this city. aid has
authorized the announcements that i'll
addition to the valuable premium Of
fered by the Society, he will give =
special premium of hundred dollar
sur 20 the herd OF from FIVE 10 four
teen head which ezceIs his own.
Now let Dr. Tanner of Jefferson.
Chrisman of Rockingham. and Bow
man of Augusta. take up the gault-
Iet--VTinchesteI- Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

One EXPERIENCE FRou MAxy-I
had been sick and miserable so long
and had caused my husband so much
trouble and expense, TO one seemed
to know what allied me. that 1 was
completely disheartered and tliscour-
aged In this frame of mind I got
a bottle OF Hop Bitters and used
them unknown to my family Tsoon
began to improve and gained so fast
that my husband and family thought
it strange and unnatural, but when 1
told them wh&. had helped me, they
said, @,Hrrah for Hop BittersI long
may they prosper, for they have
made mother well and US happy -
The Mother.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
5ooG1E ana SoSu+:is7g
= SPECIALITY.


FEtfi 'rTi rs-r,s;: ii:5s recently c:flnr. Il ,:I:f
i Ea:F r:lisI Improved lis :;!les-:oSm a:sG
st,ic;i :i t. his STICK tO:i: il v:.-;..t: 80:
';;i.:,sify y. EoGds =. i:s~ like lis .Ir-..v e.
COON sIt5:'.si &. Nd L S:!E:S vii! .:...l..;s
'.it3 - C-I::ss:eS the celebrated lce!s:..r
ai'-: - ,;rtir-r GIRL .sii'c!, never fa:t - give
eTtzfS =. ri-s-s:: besides large number ~
.,srE- WI - Oh St":e- t;..r:- are given E:itv
cts>S n. II :'i:;.-s. M Cf tiIc:3f vrT.
i'=E;'! t. .si- f''-f'T- Important G,!Gi!t.,.-
= Els- i sl--s.. SS.s.-~. furnished ~ ~.
ara Sd t':ss.T:r..:;c-ttSsn aGti Pipe S!::i;-s
MARRIAGES. and Warming: Closets. Cos. ~;
Stores airv:.s II stock art; lie hes: E,...: a.,d
;Hsl! .i.t ~ ii i.:';!h =: E.Sc-- Stvc
:s-;'.r Itss.t- by supply aE Fine Goods in u,v
ii.lS = oce 6 :isc -: offered i'll C!a:tsc
ts:5E:i. a:s': tI;':'.S handsomely crC;;!l!T:ts!
" i:teE Cu'.i;Ss ard Chamber Sets i:ct:f:ff;Ii
DEP Sc:s;.,-P1:s. Soup. I,:e and rcIm Ladies'
We yii:t III te usual variety cf Tin and Sheet
Irssf1 Wares Of all kinds Prices always mod
crate P.iC@ OF Stores from *.i2 up.
f,ocfii,s ;',a,t SportiEsss and ctEcr Tt, Work
;.f"ilE.tsv ...e-It"tt
Ai'rEi =. 1859. JAS. w. BUTT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Good Boy.

\ Detroit grocer was the other DAY
hunrriIv waiting for his clerk to re:
turn from dinner and give him 4
chance at his own no0nday meal.
when boy came into the store with
q basket in his hand, and saitl=
Il seed boy grab up this ERE
basket from the door AID run, and I
run after him and made him give it
up"
::My lad. you are an honest boy y
'EYes, sir
And You look Ike good boy
s'Ses, sir
and good boys should arrays BE
encouraged Iu = box in the back
room there are eight dozen eggs.
You may take them home TO yOur
mother and keep the basket.
The grocer had been saving those
eggs for days and weeks to rewarl
some one In rewa-ssiEg : good boy.
ne also got eight dozen bad eggs car
ried OuFof the neighboShood free OF
cost. and he ehuckled 4 little chuck
as lie walked hoIaeHard.
The afternoon waned, night came
and went, and once more the grocer
wen. TO his dinner. When he re-
turned. he was picking his teeth, and
wearing compliment smile His eye
caught basket of eight dozen crcs
as he entered the store, and ne
querTed=
Been buying some eggss1
Eyes; got hold of those from 2
farmers boy" replied the clerk
- lame boy with a blue cap on:''
YES
1.-TWO front teeth QUIZ"
TIE grocer sat down and examined
the eggs The shells had been washed
clean, but they were the same eggs
that good boy had lugged home the
Eay before
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

REHENEEH- that you can save freq:
Is to so cts on the dollar in btIyf;,e
goods atH- a. Burton's JeweIry Store.
Keep large assortment: of American
Watches Clocks and Jcwelry- Silver.
Plated Ware. Musical Instruments.
Prices Eot-- Pistols, Cartridges :irte
Bird Seeds I have something for
birds. called BIRD Daintfe." Il viii
keep your birds In good pItIr11age. sorc
and health generally al kinds OF
Repairing done at short notice. and
prices lover than elsewhere.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
sSEsTs?Gg 8ElGS2 Eso.T7oved
TG Ena PGai;c.

: hE!>SG rci:mIa;-;;cd engagements; abroad
winch f.Te occupied IiY attention almost
extensive i Ser s:'vr:; years past. will lcvu;c
ny tine IN she future 10 work at home. and
"i:.r my .rrvi'..= IL thc i:u!i;c Contractor
;::'u 'i'- t.:c-c al l:!l.iT evidences UT INV
a;!.:--t0 design and con. tract houses il. tI;.
best stiles and substantially ard prninrtly Il re
and elsewhere. and tho past few yrars haze
:sicl ne c:.i;r;yn-. IL lOIISe-biIGing that art.
valuable to n.v.:'f and ia per- ons who may EN-
u.nT i:lc. Viii C:ilt;tvur i'll all TSOFk cnirust-
ed to !a:. 10 render c:'t;re satisfaction.
'i''E- p. i-NS. j. &. HOLMES. Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

Our ~crl; has been sold AL through jeff srsou
and adjoining counties and has always given
suti=E2c:ion IN cvcrv particular.
Ii il o;r constant GIN Ia work the vcTr i,esi
material. aud ta do all .O- IN fir-i-rla - man
TcT, AID ~: IN :riccS sc pied re ourselves L.
do .-Osi, as l:s" or lower than fiTst-cllSs vur!.
can hG done for elsewhere.
il parties wis consult al regard il work
and do uut lind il con: eaicTt To visit cur fac
tory. we yiil. i nO:;iod by postal card srud 4
representative of lh- irm 10 visit tlicm 4: their
h'.Lncs. :Gta %!v" all necessary Information.
Secondhand Teliicies and good Horses t. 'Ien
i'll exchange for work
We keep constantly q large variety If New
Vehicles =! stock. and have also Second Hand
Caring g, Bug-ics g, wEici: u VERY low
=. /. ANDERSON x co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
Got in the Wrong Pew.

lie Was down among the boys the
other day and was exhibiting 4 ticket
that he had Just purchased in one OF
the lotteries He had plenty of
money. and was spending it like q
little man He treated 50 often that
he soon got as loaded as bologna
sausage When they thought he was
full enough, one Of the BOYS rushed
N with Z newspaper containing the
lucky numbers lie grabbed. ut 1t.
looked: over the list and then proGuc-
ed the ticket Sure enough he had
drxan the first prize Then he began
to treat again --'RahI'' ciactiiated
re. S-I've drawn the bull prize. :.
Ehat'n ! do with S30-GO0z Who
wants TO borrow G5:'' lie .kad scvHr-
al customers immediately. Pm
gOin' home an break every pane OF
glass an window in the house, re
started When his wEfe arrived home
he WAS indast<io:ISly- engaged in max
ing tooth-pEcks of the cradle
= y hats the matter John: - she
screamed Are YOU cT3zy-:'' Nor
ror bit Drawed $50. eco N Io--ery.
Look 1t paper. Let's 60 to Esarrtr-
togo" Sac frightened up Visions
OF Ee'y dress and bonnet and other
trnderclothes Fitted through her brain.
She grasped the paper aad scanned
the column through and through,
Yes there it was sure enough, Then
she glanced at the top Then she
said something about drunken fool
snd blasted IanatTc- The paper was
year old, and John IS now prrc.,as-
ing new furniture OF the instaI:1eut
plan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
MEcnANICAL..
J.iw. Blnssrse.l IF. L. BE1IkE.
BLESSING HELLER.
1SuocessoFs-to James w. Butts)
Carpenters and Builders
Cbarlsstnun " Va
Charisstown, ". Va.

HEY health being Each as 10 necesss.a.e a re.
w Hnquislanent of my personal attention 70
some portion of ny numerous business affairs.
have turned over my entire Carpenter and
Building Business TO MessTs. Blessing & Reiler,
hitherto in nv employ. Both are Competent.
energetic and faithful. with abundant expe-
rie1cc. and all work entrusted to them viii. i
am sure. be faithfully and satisfactorily ex-
ecuted. JAMES VI. BUTT.
As viii be seen by the above. we have sue
Sceded Mr.. Butt IN the Carpenter and Building
BusiEess- We are. we trust, from our connee-
ton for years past as employees of Ir- B.. In a
measure well known to the people Of the com
IBunity. We; therefore, simply offer our ser
vices to the public, and propose to take con-
tracts for Building. Repairing. ard all work in
orr line. ut moderate rates. and to execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. So saying.
VIC respectfully ask portion of the publfc
patronage BLESSING & BELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

e. Pullman Sleeper, daily. on Express No.
4. from Memphis TO New York Csnil,olf clIdngc)
CONNECTING with Pullman 6Iccper from New
1uEoUGU line Of SIeCpCrH New 0S5esns 70 New
YORK. VIA hoGnpkc and harrisburg.
15o pounds of baggage checked free 10 each
whole ticket LOO mile tickets s25O0; 800
milo tickets S15 %
o. HOWARD ROVER, A. POPE.
Div. Pass. Agent. Gen. Pass. Agent,
HaSt r5'o'Fn, I'D. Lynchburg, Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
Taking eaec. NoY. ls. lssa.

~ Pullman cgpcr daily, ON Express No.
3, New York To Memphis. via Harrisburg, con-
Meeting n Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper for
Sew Orleans. via Knoxville and Atlanta aud
nj Dalton With Pullman Slcapers for Jackson
vile. making virtually 40 ciHnJs New York 10
FlOfidn, and New York 10 New Orleans.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
H. =. BURTON.

Ihave foE safe one N,o- q (lar=e sTzel
Cooking Stove good as HeE-, No !
baker Reason for selling. want :
smaller one Can DC seen a. Eiiy re-
idenec- VIII sell It cheap.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

Col D. Kemper. professor of math-
enatics at Ha1npien-Sidney College,
has accepted chair IN the Universe
" of South Carolina.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01

" S pG fa4 e. ag . o on the l ,5
ssTn;GEs. and ~ U:Gc l. G ,,!e wealthy: those.
!y':o d. lot iI!'yToTe tI'lr GortGnit!Cs remain
IA poverty W Ofic- tft.;t; ciIa;.cc 10 make
1ioEe- Nf want Ill INV T.Icl. Won J. !sc.rsF I'd
girls "a y=r:k for uE r:g!It IN t!cr oyy, local
t'ss. Any OGe ran do tho work r.u;,,i!y from
the first tart The J=i5c-s will pay more than
TN times "TdiGury wages. Expensive. outfit
furnished ir"e- No one :s,io engages fails IL
make money rapidly You can devote yoIir
whole time :" tie work or only voGr snare mo-
I;1.I.tS- Full information aad 81 that Is needed
s:at frec- Address STISsoN = Co. Portland
Name December ~. ISs2-l--
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-01
TO Stock Ra:seys,

I'VE undersigned I:aTing considerable ccDcri.
IL :!ic ,eidIIg of stock. cfTcrs hi; I,r,.
!cszi"nai rervices ~ the Stock Iaisers OF J.sfcr.
sen and adjoining counties. promising car. in
tie execution Of work entrusted to him VIII
also give attention. tn diseases IN horses LIsr
has patent AT.s3-fSDpter. which ne .Sf,I arTIx
TO Hos Letters addressed TO me =. Di.fIi..fgi'.
DeI,Gt CT ChaElcstOEn viii receive proE.ITt at.
te:it:On. Terms reasonable
Feb. IL, I3::7. JoHS ". SCHAEFFER.