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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
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Ny place in Brnokhaven is now offered
for sale at Il bargain. 1t is one of the
most desirable residences in The State, con
tanning d rooms on first floor IN two in
second story, broad Railways, large gal
lrrirS, tall ceilings, etc. The binding is
new, well finished and complete. The lot
embraces about two acres aud is enclosed
with Il new picket fence-all necessary
onthouSrs, garden, lots, stables, orchard, Il
good well Of water, ANA fine grove OF oaks
etc.
Parents desiring to move to BroDkhaven
for the purpose ofcducating their children,
wonld find my place as comfortable as
they could desire. Il. II. HENRY,
If jackson, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

II. Lewenthal mas extended the time of
selling his stock of household furniture
just one month. Every one wishing to Sc
cure real bargains in this line should take
notice.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
very Respectfully,
Il. Is. WRITER'S.

In response to the solicitation of numer-
Gus voters of the county, hereby an
nounce myself as candidate for election
o the Oilirc of Representative of Lincoln
county, at the ensuing November election.
|. w. EAST.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Senator.

We are authorized to Announce :. +.
PACkNUOD, as a candidate for Senator
for The I'D Senatorial District, composed of
the counties ot Marion, Lincoln aud Pike.
Subject TO the action uf the Democratic
District Convention.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

Shiloh's catarrh remedy--a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canke:
Mouth. Sold by Daughtry & Smy!:e,
Brookhaven, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

We are authorized to announce J. L.
MIKELL as candidate for re election to
the Office of sheriff of Linc"m county.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
IuF -IS>C sEOI

We are authorized II announc" TilOS
G. RATELIFF rs candidate for the office
of Assessor of Lincoln county, at the ensu-
ing fall election.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
For EheriF.

We are authorized to announce THOS.
$. GOTTEN rs candidate for Sheriff o
Lincoln county mt the ensuing November
election.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

We are authorized to announce IRWIN
MAGE as candidate for election to the
Office Of Supervisor OF the 1st District of
Lincoln county.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

E.c'iing Esilc- ~ InisI"In. aIiG
Cure.

The Symptoms are III DISTURB, like perspirlton,
Intense itching, Increased by scratching, very
distressing par iculdrly at night, seems as II pin
wrrrns we're crawling in AMI aD0ut the rectum (;
tae private plrts arr sometimes affected. II al
owed {, coatisne very serious results may f)
Iow 'STAYNE'S OlNPMENT' Isa pleasant,
sur. cure. Also irr TeCter, ten, SAT- Rh"um
Scall lie al. Era sip"las. BarbsrS' Itcl, BotcheS,
all Scaly crusty Sku DIsetses Salt - mai for
81 cents; boxes. sl.25 Qn stmp). Ad less,
Or. Swavne II - PIlaI9tpIil, PL Sid ~
Druggists. June 2s-1y
,y7You save money by buying at Me
Grath's.
.g McGyath is boss III the shirt bust
ness.
Buy your read. ,-made clothing at Brel-
mans.
MrGrath sells clothing cheaper than
anybody.
!y~New spring goods just received
McGrath'S.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

6 DING NORTH.
EXPREssS-Lea yes y. Orleans, 1908 Il. III.
ARR yes BrookhaVcn, Bio p. m.
Arr ives at jackson, 0:ia p. III.
EXPRESS Leaves New Orleans, ,,:.}O p m
Arr. a5 BroOkhaVen, 1882 p. III.
Arrives at jackson, l4:3J u. NJ.
Way Freight al t. BroooAhaven, l0:lo T.. III.
GOING SOUTH.
EMPRESS Lea YES Jackson, 1885 a. M.
Arrives at Brookhayen, los a. III.
Arrives at \ Orleans, 200 "A. NJ.
EXpRESs-LcHTes jackson at $50 y. ~
Arrives at Brookhaven, 5:41 II. M.
Arrives at n. Orleans, l0:4o Il. III.
Way Freight arr. BrOokhayen, 3:3i a. III.
No. and ) viii not stop at flag stations.
J. c. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
J. w. COLEMAN, A. q. z. Agent.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

For silk brocaded and spanish lace para
soils, 60 to Brennau's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30
For Ch0acery CIert

We are authorized to Announce y. II. $.
cox as Il cal.iiiatr Tor Chlacery CLERK OF
Lincoln coa.yy ri ;hs ciisujn- November
election.
We are authorized Ia announce the mann
If +. VI. MARTIN, asa candidate for
reelection 20 tn. Ole" of thanyrry CLERK
n thu Eay"ih ,nr e. lion. l~~|.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

Why will you cough when Shiloh's Care
will give Immediate relief! Price 10 cts.
20 cts. and 81. Sold by Daughtry IL Smy-
lie, Br0olhHvcn, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

MIS-. }. A, Ilosb,ins has got back from
Chicago.
Miss Susie Bee is visiting friends in
Magnolia.
Miss Sue Martin has returned from her
visit to Port Gibson.
Mt. Chas ID. Benedict is back at his post
after a trip to the great Northwest.
MIS-. Capt. w. H. Butler and children, Of
Ncsson, were in town last week, the
guests OF DR.. J. 0. Frilick.
Miss Marie Menger returned to Clinton
last Saturday after Il pleasant month spent
with her sister, Mrs. b. I. Hobbs.
Miss Fannie Bowen, one of our most
charming and beautiful young ladies, has
returned from visit To HazIehurst.
Miss Hannah Levy, sister of Mcssrs. Jos.
Levy q Bro, of New Orleans, is visiting
the family of our fellow tOwns.nan, MI. S.
k0hlman.
MIS- J. n ..SrhwalI and Mrs. d. Sc!wcm
left last Monday for The Louisville EXPOSE
ton. The former will continue her "Trip
to Cincinnati ana spend several months
visiting relatives.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Geo. l..
Crosby, of the Utica monitor, who has been
sick II. the home OF DIR. J. w. Martin, in
this city, Tor the past week, is able TO re-
snme control of his sprightly paper
Mrs l.. A. Kidd, who is now recreatinE
in the Mountains OF North Carolina. accom-
panied by Prof. and MIS-. Eckhardt, is adj
dressing some interesting letters to the
Whitworth College girls through the State
Ledger.
We are indebted to Nj. J. 4. Bass, one of
the substantial farmers OF C0piah, for a
pleasant call aud subscription to THE
LEADER on Friday last. He reports the
crops about Hazlehurst greatly damaged
and cut oil by drouth.
Mr.. Fred Sherman, of the staunch firm
of Sherman d Davis, has returned from
an extended trip to New York, Niagara, and
other points of interest. He reports him
self delighted with the looks of things in
"Yankeedon," and his improved appear
ance indicates that the climate agrees with
him.
We felt ourself speci lily honOred on
yesterday in being the recipient ola de-
lightful call from Mrs. III. Q. and Ida
Bridges, accompanied by Miss Ruoie
Bridges and the noted little twins, Misses
Maggie and Della. We may say here that
Mrs. Bridges feels warmly grateful TO the
citizens of BrOokhaven fUI the generous
patronage bestowed at the Twins Concert
Tuesday night, and for the many other
tokens of good will and encouragement
with which she was greeted by our people.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-08-30

VIII practice in all of the coats Of Lin
eoln and adjoining counties
OFFICIAL the Court House.
Aug. l6-lyr.
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4 Letter from lIr. Bracket.
HARpER's Ferry. W. Va,

July q, 1889.
Editors Regiaer-I notice in your issue
ofto-day some serions misstatements inre-
lation 90 the free Baptist Home Mission
Society
First Only Two lots in the Shenandoah
Valley have ever been decided to the Free
Baptist Home Mission Society. Those
were Ire ores on which the first churches
were built, and are located at Martinsbarg
aad Charlestown. The lots were both
purchased exclusively with money con
,ibutcd 6y friends of the mission
IA the North y large part of the money
to build the houses came from the same
source. Other churches are decided 70 local
trustees in such q manner, it is hoped, that
they cannot bo diverted from the purpose
for which they were erected. The princi-
( T-l Of Storer College has in no case inter
grcd with the management Of the local
trustees The charge that two churches so
decided have been sold is not true. Mr..
Duaicc was employed at 3 GALAXY Of $50 per
month 20 establish admission in Richmond.
After liberal expenditures OF money by TIE
society, aided boy Rev 1t. Z. Keyes, now Of
MaTtirsbu-g, who raised money wiki
company Of singers. the whole affair was a
failure. AMI in 1877 Mr. Danjee's agent ad
yertised the property for sale under heavy
mortgages. As agent of the Home Mission
Society I arrived in Richmond one day
before The sale was to take place, redeemed
the property and had IL decided to the Free
Wll Baptist Home Mission Society. Mr..
Daniee left the church in such repute in
Richmond that there could be no resurrcc-
zion, and so the property was sold and the
money used for mission purposes Ia part Of
i, at Shcgheristowul. No oyhes church
property that was ever ia the hstds of the
Home Mission Society has been sold. A
small church at West Point, Va, was built
BY Rev II T.. Kcyes with money raised in
the Eorth ON a lot owned by Rev 5 Cur
It's, of New Hampshire. The Tiiden cam
psgn destroted the church, and the little
house has been sold and tie money is being
used tor various mission purposes. Some
Of IL went to Shepherdstown also. sup
pose it is well known that ty faT the larger
part of the money t. Luili The Free Baptist
Church Sc She2herlstowa cane from the
North
And now, Messrs Ejito-s, as yor seem
willing to inform the Pub.c about the rec
Baptists. allow me,to say that for eighteen
years past Chat small body Of Christians
has been cxpoaliag annually from three to
ten thousand dollars in mission work, cd
ucatioual and religious, in Virginia and
West Virginia. It has carried nothing
away, bat has brought large sums here. II
yoc r:sh further information about our
affairs, please inquire Of some one who
,is. at least, 70 give You the facts.
Yours, y. c. BRACKET.
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OF COMAISSIONFROF ACCOUNTS
The following FiduciaIy Accounts were placed
before me for settlement at the respective dates
indicated.
fss3
Feb. l. VIM L Reinhart, Guardian Of Jno. O.
Reiuhart
March 10 VIM !, Knott, Admir- elmo. coke
deceased.
Nay 8 JnO. " Roberts, Wm. II.
Myers deceased
VIM b. Packet, Guardian q Meryyn
G.. Buckley.
H. Jno. L. Hilbert Adm'r Of JnO. Hilbert.
deceased.
June Is. John W Walraycn Exac.t cf Jesse
StOcker. deceased
" % David -haull. 81 ~ web ShauiL dec.
y = White Nfr. of Leonard ,aclsr. %
%. r. P. Chew. Thos Brown,
o." G. ". r. 4-tarsley. Ex'r Of \. McClr-
rell. JF deceased.
- Vim II. Traycrs. Adm c. {. q. Hannah
Hurst deceased
July 9. Wm. +. Engie. Of Sarah 4. In
gle. deceased
Same, Adm. Philip Engle. Jr., deceased.
same. Ly6a ? Strider.
II. D. +. Leisenrng Ex'r Gideon Lcisen-
ring deceased.
%. G.. " ! koarsiev-Ldm. Elizabeth i.
Brown, deceased.
p. I'd. Tearifey and Wm L. Wilson Exrs
Colin O. Porter, deceased
Given under my hand this o5th lay Of July,
1858. SW. WASHINGTON,
COmm'r Of Accounts for JeL Co., W Va.
1nly %. lss3-it
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PEEsIQHs 70 AL,

GOLDiEEs and SAILORS who Wcfe a.---
> blcd by wounds. disease. accident. or p-.t.'
Sisc, tie ioss ~ o toe, piles, yar.caee w,
chronic diarrh0a. rfn'1re, JOS, OBJ
partially sol. JOSS 81 leaiug. falling t-.-
inelsies r'eftstlw, any disability, Do -'-
ter h0w slight 900 pension. Ae'
Honorable Dischapgc- Obtained.
cllfi-eH. moth -- ord fuhcrs Of 1.ii-
Ing in the service, orafterUaris, som ll
contracted or wound received While j. "
service, are entitled o. pension. h.ec,ci
abandoned claims Il eliy. Bounty, Us
Pay. and Horse .iiins Collected. lNthh'f q
YOUR PENSION. q pension can beinc''
90 any tiIae when tLc disability ralf
YOU gov older o. g'olAd Bias fr-i--.'.
undermine tho crna-ItiOn. the disease -
made .you moro tsip.es tn some mann.
the disability has 'Dcre8-cd 20 apply o..
increase 40 once. land aud Patent tla .il'
licitel experience, AID being
headq l-srtcrs cflbiea zoe o. attend ls9i.I'-t
an claims against TIE Government. ti.-..--'
81. y. TIERNEl.
Box f55 We liaefon
M8y 1853 en-
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Oa5 ,ac uos, popular medicines coW
before che american public. Is Hop Bitc-s.
Icu SEE d. everywhere. People take d,
ui,h good effect II builds them Up. Isis
NOT as pleasant 20 the taste as some other
B.t.ers. rs Dc 5, u0. vL.skey drink. Il is
more J,c toe o,d-ashionod bonc-set tea,
that hls done world Of good. Il You
DON'T ft.l just right. Cry Hop B'tteTs.-
l-,ft frfr,
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C0MMIs2 TONER'S NoriCE.

TN re Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
7 West Virginia, May Term, lSS3
/ &. X BOWERS and j. /. BOWERS. Admins
traitors of Peter Bowers, deceased, Pins,
Against IN Chancery
CATHARINE b. BOWERS, Wn H. Bowers,
!. H. Bowers, Ei,ar BDwers, an infant, j. /.
Bowers. g. X. Bowers. fuuic { McCrrull now
Hughes, AID Geo W. T. Kcarsley, Trustee
Defendants.
Extract from Decree OF May -. 1883
" II is ordered and decrecd that this cause be
referred 70 Commissioner Cleon Moore % settle
the administration accounts OF =. X. Boyer
and j. L. Bowers, Administrations Of Peter Bow
ors deceased, taking any settlements made and
returned by them as psima tacie correct. ..
md To aulit al the debts outstanding a.
hainst tho estate of said Peter Bowers, wi.t
their amounts and prioritics.
81. 70 ascertain all the real estate of which
lie said Peter Bowers died seized, it, value and
annual rental value and s;rtc ;luy other mat
tc.s deemed pertinent
\ copy -rctc T. p. LYNCH Clerk.
NOTICE.
1otcc IS hereby given that will execute the
foregoing decree az my Office in CharcStown,
West Virginia c" the 10Th day of September
lss3 Ciru. under my hand this 1T day of
August iS'2. CLECN MOORE, Ccmmr.
august ,, iSS3-!;
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
TO the Creditors ofPeter Bowers, deceased.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
cf the County ~ Jefferson, u.adc in q cause
therein pending to subject the real estate Of
the said Peter Bowers To the payn'cr' Of his
debts yoH are required 20 present your claims
against tie estate of the said Peter Bowers. for
adjudication 80 Cieoh Moore Commissioner, at
his office ,iis thc,said county, on or before the
18th day Ci September 1853.
Witness +. =. Lynch. Clerk Of said Court,
this l3tli dry Of July, los3
P.LYNCH Cletk.
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HIGHEST GPADE

in our goods, and can therefore recommend
them with the greatest confidence % all who
wish To buy first class Fertilizer.
For the liberal patronage bestowed on Us du-
ring the past sixteen years we return our sin
cere thanks and hope for contiEa,ance a the
same, assuring you that the goods viii be kept
up 10 their former high staTs-'srd.
Refer to H. II and VIM. II. Moore, G. J.
Fritts, Moses /. and Joseph ". Trusseh, JOS
Grands.af Geo. Harris. and others.
Please favor us with yOur orders as early a.
possible to enable Us to deliver promptly.
{. ". TRUSSELL.
July IS lsss Pm Agent Charles;.vn.
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CoMNIssIoNER's NcTIcE.

IN the Circuit Court of. Jefferson County,
| West Virginia Ma Term, 1889.
HARRIET J.. SIFTON and JOHN SIFTON,
Against plaintiffs IN ChaEcery,
SUSAN ALBAUGH, Guardian OF Harriet l..
Siiton nee Hollida, Elisha Snyder, Executor Of
Abraham Snyder, deceased, and in his own
right Defendants.
Extract from Decree Of May -, lSS3.
at is ordered ard decreed that this cause be
referred 10 Commissioner Cleon Moore % settle
the accounts OF Susan Albaugh Susan HOllida
formerly as Guardian Of Harrie; L. Hollida
now Harriet /. Si.tOn, taking as basis of
such settlement. and rs prima facic correct any
settlement OF said Guardian duly made return
el and recorded as required by law
a copy-Tcstc T. z. LYNCH, Clerk.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that ! will execute the
above decree at my ciliccin CharlestOwn on the
2lst dy ri august, 1883. Given under my
hand this lst day of August, 1883.
CLEON MOORE Commr.
Aug. .. 1SS3-l.. Free Press fee 500.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-FOUR YEARS III THE SADDLE, "
CT. HARRY CILNOF.

rE'IIE few remaining copies OF the edition Of
I the above work viii be- sold for the sole
benefit of the Authors children. Price reduced
20 $3.50. Sent free Of postage To be had Of
AlSQUITH * CO. Charlestown; Baltimore
News Coz sun Iron Building Baltimore; Bell
Brothers. Winchester: West * Johnson, Rich
mnnd A. Hcnkci u Co.. New Market a. VI.
Efingcr. Harrisonbar-, Icgc Courier Luray.
Pare comfy: Ino. D. Sutcr, Lynchburg; W.
G.. st.arj, lexington o. II. Morrison, 475 Pa.
Ave Washington.
July ID lSSB
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Law School
aount parvo snatitute;

CHdrIeStOWn,.dtNfTH tOHHIU' " ~
BOARDING AND DAY School F,fGtRLS
49,
TIVE rex Session viii commence Isl Tues
/ day of September and close 'iinc ~, lso;
No pains will be spared 70 AXE this Ins;itu-
tion first class in Oh respects.
TERMS.-Board for Scholastic year tl75.-
Tuition S25 o. go. Music extra Board II m
Mohday morning 90 friday evening $50
Tor further particulars apply %
REv c. y. CAMPBELL
Inlv = 1sa3-2m
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ACKNOWLEDGED,
TRUSTEES Sale
OF THE
E'ERGEsT.s GRE B.f'sA;

TINE undersigned trustee by virtue OF de ,eS
oftrust from Daniel Y. ALL John A an.
Peter A. All. Quitman p Ali and Frank W
All of Cumberland County, FennSylVahia
said decd Being dated December 2+th. A. u
IS77 recorded i'm Deed Book at pages ~. Is,
and i29 in the Clerks office OF Jefferson C9ni,-
~. West Virginia, and given 10 secure 20 u,
liam T Hamilton the sum OF ten Thousand
dollars. With interest. from July "a. $50, WIZ
sell at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, IN nom
Of Green's Hotel on
.SitarSqu 4h day Of 4vgest, 1883,
at one o'clock, p. m, the VIRGINIA ORE
BANK. and all OF the right, title, interest ana
estate OF the grantors in said deed in and 70 TINS
property. The lore Bank lies in Jefferson
County. bordering en- the Potomac River OPP
positc The Amtctam WORKS, to when Il has
been an appendagc II comprises Gccc,
90 Acres Of Land,
and adoins tie lands 81 Molcrs heirs and OF
Dukes heirs, &C. borders upon the lOtoMac
River. and is described By metcs ard bounds
courses and distances in said deed 81 trust. IL
IS a very valuable banks of iron ore.
TERMS II urthssC I.crcy onc-thlrd CASH
in hand on the day Of safe onc-third thereof
with Interest in one year, and the residue with
interest in two years from the day OF sale, the
purchaser 10 give his promissory notes WIN
good security for deferred payments. The
Trustee will retain the Legal title unui the en-
tire purchase money Is laid
FRANCIS II. DARBY,
Vine ., 1SS3-ct 49, Irustcc'
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Pool ana Billiard Ta6!c
For Sale.

7 HAVE Pool and Billiard Table in good
L condition, which will sell cheap. Call op-
posite FRS, National Bank and examine.
July - % ~ y T. BROWN Agent
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1 Crrf from he associate Secretary Of the
Tq-sral.isaal Sqt5cfh association.

8lEssRs. EDIrOIs: The attention Of yocr
readers IS respectfully asked to the follow
iu- petition which viii be preserteito Con-
crcss at as carly date as u.ay be deemed
cxpedicnt;
We. the undersigned citizens o.
hereby respectfully petition your honorable
bodies % pass law iusiruclng the POST
mas.er-Ge1erai to make no further con
tracts which shall include the carriage oil
themail- ON the sabbath, and toproYide that
hereafter mo- mail matter shall be collected
or Distributed oo that day.
Many good people seem to consider our
attempts o. strn the sunday mails Is tan-
.tical. C- sd least rs dealing with minor
evils tothe ucrl2ct Of the more important.
Rrtc careful and extensive consideration OF
OF the whole subject Of Sabbath desccF&u0n
haas lcl us Cd the conclusion that TIL, IS
among the most important phase o. cur
undertaking. and there aye not few reas-
ON. f.r surprising that it viii prove the zeal
Battle-Ground ~ oBr whole campaign. u we
-,,t STOP SUNDAY mails. or reduce them 70
a,,v great tstsnt /, v;ll bee a s.rJng pledge
of our final victory. II We cannot DO this.
+. will. o. some extent, inPede oar progress
Boa every department OF our work. bui u s.
asked. wlr should sunday mails bc stop
ped? vs. answer, because
1st. I-i Che lll,, necessary of All SUNDAY
work. within radius of i've miles irom
t.c general posi- office, London, no inland
letters are collected carried, sorted, dcly-
erred, or despatched ou Che Lord SD ay.
This Is true also oi many other Important
towns ia Great Britain, and ontario en-
tire a telegram on saturday nsb- o.
Mods, .1iug would meet any ease oI
urgent niece, -ity more quickly than letter
sent ON sunday.
2ni. SUNDAY mails ir,j gave rise & sun
DAY trains. and SD originated and invited
sabbath Dissertation by Transporting c1m-
ranies. IL we kiil the root vc lay then
be- able 90 dig up Gle sprouts that have
come from i-. ,-
3rd. Because they IRE authorized by the
national government; this clothing al cVl
with ihs ,suci;y OF law, and So bunting the
consciences OF those who might otherwise
oppose It,
Ain. Because o government that hos spent
millions OBJ treasure &rd de uged the @ri d.
blood OBJ secure the freedom of one class oil
her inhabitants cannot consistently deprive
another class of that day of rest and free
Don, Viii b God has bestowed on them.
Every business man needs q day of restin
which BIZ can De entirely tree from every
thing that reminds him of the cares and an
.avauce- of tac week. Ii be unwisely de
ME, himself this God given privilege. shall
Others Doe robbed of ir, and made Co toll
seven laws Boa the week % crafty his greed
NIB SI.n Cd f-as government rpr-
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FOR SALE.
PIEDMONT GUAM

EXTe would again call attention Of our friends
" and customers TO our old and reliable
brand OF Fertilizer
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jenkins. ". H. 2.O6 Wheeler. jacob. 2-11
Jones, james 49,. 2.56 Willis, James 49,. 2.S0
Jones. Thomas =. 200 Wells, Thornton. 20
Kerney. Samuel. = 20 White. George. J.. eco
Lawson. Thomas. FL Walker, Richard. 200
McKinny. Webb. eco Wilmington, Jos. 67
Mercer, John w. "A
J Copy-Teste.
T. 4. MOORE.
Clerk Of County Court
Aro-,s. . 1859
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PIEDMONT GTANO-
P. G. ANN. BONE PHOSPHATE AND
DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE.

We have most encouraging reports a. 20 the
results of these goods on last seasons cIops Of
Wheat and Grass, from Virginia and other
states. We could obtain Il ousands OF certii-
Gates as 20 these results bu; as the goods are so
well known. consider il useless 10 do so.
80 pains or expense have beer spared il the
preparation Of these goods for the coming sea
son. which will he ~ fne drilling condition
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-02

Rev. j. ID. Z hiring, Codorus, Pa, says
ct was paralyzei In my night side. The
use of Brown Iron Bitters enabled nae O.
r,.lL MitLnuL cLn. Or crntnh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-02
State of West Virginia,
County OF j
IL the County Court

List Of Persons and Property other than Real
Estate in tile County OF Jefferson. Delinquent
for the Non-payinent Of Taxes thereon. for the
year 1882, allowed by the Court at May Term,
lh.S4;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-02

DuENAL Lodiquc, TIC best OF disintec;ants
l. and antiseptics, just received.
AlSQU1TII & CO.
EREEN GINGER and every variety of Spice
luz. AISQUITH & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-02

D. NcC bCCRwAIL,
A. = Int. Sab. Association.
I. Copies fthe above petitions can
Pee obtained ofthe Secretary cfthc irtc~"a'-
ional Sabbath Association, No. 1912 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia PA.
!. Nee. u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-02
CLOTHING,

hat AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
IN p, is fully NJ TO all requirements Of tls
season. Respectfully
= GOLDSMITH
Ar-l &c 1883.