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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20
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freunbin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnem ibr
10 gerne beiIesen, perbient. Sic mibmet ii3 nit
benz gr55ten eifer ibrer arbet, tpeIde Iektere bas
aefuItat eines IebenSIdnsIi9en Stubiums iff, unb
III seswunsen feds affiftentinnen iid} su baIten
bic ibr beIfen> bic aussebreitete Gorrefponbens,
welbe uon allen Seiten ibr sufIiebt unb pon benen
cine ieoIide ibre fpeseHe seibenslait ober igre
5renbe bapon befret su iein, tanbgiebt, su beants
porten. Sbre qfansen grdparation iit elm SeiI=
aittsI jiir quite nnb ni3t fur bDie 3pede. Sd Babe
perf0nlid bies ausgefun6en nnb bin pon Der 9Sabrz
heit beiien mas tb iage. Iberseust.
Begen pohlberpieisner gigenf9aften ,pirb
ne pon ben beten Mersten bes 2anbes empfoblen
ss usrit2sisDs,;mSinsr pom ssien iast; s9is
Sic fnrirt pouitdnbig bic 9iniite Mrt MutterIeibs
4bfaaeii, sencotree, unre9elmdbige unb f9merss
F'he nienatlis3e steing iebe irt Samen.arants
SlrtabfLuB, ebe art gerietune nnb bic barauf fpIs
getlben 9Ederntarfbe i6werben, uro TT beion6ers
ailipsnbbar snr 3eit Ses ae5en spe9ieIs."
95rperfptems unb f5bt reues 2eben En6 neie
araft etn. S6wddbe, Bldbin6t, 9rang mad gaei;s
rtitteln unb Magenf9tud9e pirb jeber1eit tabureb
absebolien.. StebeiItMafj9 aopfi9mers
sem. neru1e 2eiben, aieemeine a5rperf6wdte.
S4[dfcisfeit. a5mattuna nnb 1lnperbaMlidfeit.
Scenes Gefithl .gdnslider Grid6pfiing, ireld5es
S@mersen unb gidenIeibeii sur SoIee bat, lit ets
pcatdnoig poribcr nadb gebrand} bieies S5eiln,its
tells. Seoer5eit uno inter allen ilniitanben 1T bic
Birtun9 In uontdnbi9e llebereinfomme nit bem,
fem peibiitben iDitem unteriieeenten geieb.
Seryreis lit nmrSt. "a SIoiGe, IS. fir & SIaSden,
unb ruir5 BON alien Apotbefern pertauft Sraen6
peI9er Ratb fir ipeSieue Sale, unb bic Safnen pon
Sielen;bie burtb Nnmenbung bet &Fansen Mii6una
yieber uoadsbig her9eftelt iuorbes, fam man poii
@lrs. g. nibrer ripat =abreie, 2pnr, Jlo, erbaIs
ten. Mait fiige 8olntasie sur g3eantportang bel
Geaen Qieren 9ef3iuerben Bel bei6en geIdIed)z
tern 1T bieie Nifdrng nniibertreff5ar ipe ,aDIz
reiGe 3eueriiis befretien.
asRr5. qtnf1ani Seber 4insn,1 iaet elm Gorrez
iponbet, eilo bic beiten in ber sSeit al5 Seimitc
gegen 8erIiovftng, @duenbejdmerben nnS Sober
ertarrung. STR Glut 9leiniger 5rinat sRun=
eer5n gerfe rHb ID, speifie ndt rpirb balb ebenfo
tesibntt NIB popudr iein rpie bic 9fian;ei gripaz
ration"
Gin Seser muB biefe Srcu aTs eifren Gnobei,
fengel anieben, seren eiisiser Gnnia 1T sinberen
,9ut ~ fbitr.
gsilaSetftss, ga. C, GRrs. at. 81. ..
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

*Soipobl 2pbia 6. pintbam's 8
&rdnter=Mii6ung mie Der yluts&eini-
ger perben in SEQ. 233 unb 235 g8es
iten 9lpenue, 2pnn, Wiall. subereitet.
greis einer jeben MlebiSin 81. SEEDS
Glai6en So. per poit in pilen Ooer
&ii8el6en 6orm mad gmpfang bes
preiies 81 per S6a6tel fir ieoe, ner=
fanbt. Wirs. pintbam beantiportet be.
reitiuilligit ieglide 9lnfrage. Man ienoe
3 Gents 3etOur pOfmarfe. Wian err
bite ii6 Girculare, unO nenne sef. bieie
3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

. 9os ei1.ine Gehp;,nu;s ,ror

= 9as eihsige GebeilnniB, tparum
IDer's GberrD Pectoral fol6' GROCER
8erbreltung li6 erfrelt, beitebt in Ser
iorgfdltigen 9(usipabl ber be1ten Mfittel
ge9en @rfdltung uno Suiten unb oann
in Der uniibertreffli6en 6emil6en gu
fammeniebung bieier 8e1tanot6eile.
Ille Mer5te lin6 bierbon binldngli9
iiberseugt, oa iie beinabe ale bas &ecept
bieTes alsgesei6neten Yrdparats baben
fpinmen lailen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20
Berlin. Ser prdibent De

BerIlll. Yer Yrdll0enf Deg
Gei9stags legte Ge6eni6aft ilber Die
Gelber ab, ipel6e er sur llnterItiibung
Der glotbleibenoen in ben iiberi6ipemm=
ten @egenben erbalten bat uno nannte
Die aus glmerifa eingegangenen ge=
trdge. Gin 9lntrag, baB bas Saus fir
oieie beoeutenben @el6enfe Ieinen Sanf
ausiprede, ipurbe NIT itiirmii6em Sei=
fall angenommen.-9er Brdlibent err
fldrte, er babe 588, 900 Marf Sur un=
tcritiiBung Der gtotbleibenben in ben
iiberi6ipemmten 8egenben aus ben
aus Den Ser. Staaten erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

~ nSelbf=2ob bat ni6t biel @ertb"
aber bas Sob oas Dem 9tiercn=&raut ge=
snllt nirb, fommt bon Senen, Die NIT
tells oeslelben geiunb uno frdftig ge=
ma6t mDrbeu Iino. pGs furirt Seoer=
mann, fagt elm woblbefannter 4potbes
fer. D9tieren=&raut lit Die gefu6teife
Wteoisin, bic mir perfaufen", iast elm
9inOerer. sic muB es aud iein, benn
feline anbere Mebi5in bat iol6' bemerz
fenswertben ginfluB auf 2eber, Wtagen
unD gteren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20
: Bob SeSngerloa bat pe1. Na6=

Bob Sngerloa bat pe9. Na6=
bem er bas glaue bonn Simmel berun=
terselosen bat, um bic llnl1ulb ieiner
Glienten barSut6un, fommt elmer Der
Wfitperi6morenen. 30. 6. &erbell, unb
legt cine offene 8ei6te ab. gs erregte
groBes 4ufieben, als &. am Sonneritag
oamit gum eriten Wale Derportrat. uno
nod gr6Beres, als er bic Ginselbeiten
Der Weri6mDrung entbiillte. ST lei elm
undergraduates Witglieb berielben ge=
iueien. 10 fagte er. So,pobl init 8raop
als nit ben beiben Oorleps babe er un=
ter elmer Dede geipielt. Inter eroibte=
TEN 9tamen babe er I'M nIonberbeit benz
Grlteren betrd6tliG Summen gut ge=
i1rieben. @elber Die Der 8uubesfa1e
auf unre6tmdBiae Weiie entSogen ipa=
rem. 3mar 1T Elm She'll Der Stpii6ett
&erbea unO 6. %. 9orIeD gefiibrten
@orreiponoenS am Morsen, on Dem er
iein erfes @eitdnoniB nadte, geItoblen
morben. glilein er bat ein gutes Gie,
bd6tniB, unb mas er Der SurD unb benz
Yublifum DDrtrdgt, bat bur6aus ben
Stempel Der ggabrbeit. Sob SngerIoa
bleibt inbeB, ielbit ilnter bieIem per=
ni6tenoen S6lage ungebeugt. Wtit
i6einbar unbefilmmerter Wiene FART er
bem reumiitbigen Siinber ins 9lngeli6t
uno ersdblt ben 3eitdngsberi1teritatz
tern. er lei ldnglt auf oerglei6en gefa6t
geiYelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20
Wom beutIhen MISREPRESENTATION

- Iom beutI6eu 3ei9stagsabgeorb=
neien Sriebri6 &app lief in Chicago
Elm Sdreiben elm, morin er ben @m-
pfang breier @eloiummen fir bic lleber=
-f1fuemmteu i'm 8eiammtbetrage BON
10000 Wtarf befdtigt unb unter anoes
rem fa9t: r8ei bieier Gelegenbeit braus
DE i6 Sbnen ni6t erlt Die 'ausbriidli6e
Terii6ernng 81 geben, baE bieie uner=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

Srantiurt q. &C., 26. San. IS
eri6einen bier ausenblidli6 ni6t tpeni-
ger als A 3eitungen, gu benen nun.
mebr nod ein nur bes Spnntags err
i6einenbes 8latt fommen iol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

Da i0 piel an &opfl6mer3en unb
QppeiilloIigfeit liit, 10 lieB i6 cine
Slafd)s BON Sr. Nuguit G6nig' 8
$ an b hrger Sropfe.n bon SDra=
cute fomnen. Sic balfen mir uno iinb
ieitoem mein better unb billigiter Saus=
arst semoroen." S. StDdlein,
l,llion. sc. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

Dr. greens Srpsenotso gittsrs III
sas bette 5eilmittel fir Dpspepila, Gal.
lenleiben, Wtalaria, lnvsroauli&teit unb
6ranfbeitfn tss glutes, Ger rNtsren, Qeter,
5aut &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

Durnos Gatarrts Sprup
bsilt aQe aftftiOnsn bee 5aIles, 6opfes
unb Ghluneee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20
5enrY's CARROT. 5albe.

sis if bic bsas Salbs fur Sdnitts,
BsuIsn, gusidIaa, @sihwiire. Snl3rtsu.
matiSmus. uuissiprunesus 5anDe, @itsr.
unssn, 5nbneraueen uno ole Sautfranf.
tsitsn, ScmmsrFsdsn uno Mitsfer. Mun
fauis 6fnrp's garbclic Salbe neil alle
anpsren Galihunsn fIno. preis 25 Gents.
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Or. sBatts Qsberpiqen linb BIZ
bsfen eatbartiiesa Mssulatoren.
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perbea psm Mnnoe periiehea burcb
G. @ z @ q @ N T

rclGca bic 3ihae 70 e &, rss aaanflsiId
rciia uno BEN Gitem cneeneb N
maaf. gs entfernt ben gHeiriieiu prll=
slinoia uno tewatri Fe ppr gereerten.
Dei 9rceu;ffen su baber.
t,.n
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E.m.ffsSsO a { 4 . y

Np. $50 Efi!itar>Diaso Gutrtali&t Gtiis, in
,~ttt6dissr Gtbdrte
D1 Id bae gtebliGemsni bes pIraerbtren ..
S6nars pitbsr er6ffnei babe. 70 iase Id Zee Ja-
bIilum uEe ale mtire 3nnb n su tin'm geiu9,
hse 4rfalts rn. Hutrieofnttii earaEtirt-
an paab bilias Diomsrtsnriret, eolesne "
mtans utttn. suueltn nuer art, tsicrbers r-sr'>
fanifSs, 9idbsrfar ttesrld gef6tsGter. mrks' {
Dfden mualaliftt Snltrumsnit u. f.to. 5u MI
brian 8affn.
grsrts rem stfdIus son Mflsittn In grivat
tptnt mgr tGrarrfdin, Nom rrstrfntis Auf
Ged6ftf llrerq trufitentisu.
D,rfaIsnt eforbr fir ren.t<y ole biz 5dlfts
isue @uitss. Cir aus Waaren wrb sarantirt.
24,l1 p. Jrnnf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-20

aasstss 8Fets @rsas
srfgsiH;
. nit ausnasae tef @esrta{s
aae sefet
*tao0 fir has Satr tesr $3.50 fir
3 GRonerf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

A STORY on Neutrality-suspicious.
Kenna, of this State, who will enter
the Senate next fall as the youngest
member of that body, tells a good
story at his own expense of the days
when he went out on circuit prac-
dcfng law. In the hotel of town
where he was an entire stranger, but
where he was to argue a case next
day, an old gentleman-one of a
group of loungers in the waiting
room-accosted him with: ssIs this
Mr.. Kenna?'' SIT is" was the reply
81 knew your father well" then said
the old man. s.He was very hand
some, bright. intelIigent-looking man,
and he was as bright and intelligent
as he looked. He was n man of tai
ent, and there was none smarter or
better-lookingi in this country" Then
he added, after a careful gaze at the
young lawyer: but it is strange, L
cannot see in you the slightest resem-
blance to your father"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
The American Farmer
APPLY and justly styled by its friends
tOID Rel LIABLE ''

III who's" pa%cS experience and progress 20 hand
i'll hand. and to which the ablcst and most suc-
ccSSful men and women of this section CON
tribute their best thoughts III every department
of Farm Life and work.
Abreast of the times. alive to the discoveries
of Science, yet testing all by the tombstone of
practice. new acquaintances will soon prove it
truSty companion for thinking farmers and
planters. fruit-.-rowcrs and gardeners. stock
raiscrs and dairymcn. whilst its old friends will
realize that. as during the lifetime of two gen
cratiOns. (sincc lS19.1 it continues to DC the
sincere and unpurcliasablc advocate and repre-
sentative of the farmers Interests and rights.
Special devotion Is paid to Fertilizers. includ-
Ing those of commerce and of the farm: to Lire
Stock. the UdiTy. MARKET G0rIa1ting. Frat
GyO'ri,,g. the Poultry Yard. &c
Reports Of -idc0Ect7i Farmers Clubs are Il
regular feature in each issue.
The Home Department is always attractive 30
the ladies of the country household. Flower
and Ornamental Gardening. The care of Win
dow and House Plants. receive regular atten-
ton from cuItivatorS admitted TO be at the head
of their profession IN the United Stat.S.
THE AMERICAN FARMER is published twice
every month. ION the LIST and 15thl. 1t Is beau
tifGliy printed on fine white paper in clcartype.
$50 a year. To clubs of five or over 81 90
HANDSOME, VALUABLE AND USEFUL Pre-
NUNS are given to all those who VIII take time
and trouble to collect subscriptions.
The SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON and the AMEE-
IcAN FARMER will bc dubbed together and sent
to any address fog -. Is for one year
SASf'L SANDS IL son. Publishers.
IFS Baltimore St. Baltimore Md
January %. lS>3-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

The new tive-cent nickel coin is OF
the same weight as the old one. but
u little larger and thinner. The de-
sign and workmanship arc improve
ments on the old coin. The diverse
or face is cmbclIishcd with Il head of
Liberty. surrounded with Is stars.
The word Liberty is inscribed on
the tiara. and the date below the head
is 1883. On the reverse is large
Y. the Roman mineral. indicating
the denomination of the coin. The
V is in the centre. and encompasscd
by 4 wreath of cotton, wheat and to-
bacco. The words limited States
of Amcrica-E Plurihus Unum'' en-
circle the wreath. The edge of the
coin is smooth, and not millcd, which
gives it an unfinished appearance.
Altogether. however, the new nickel
is an improvement over the lumpy
coin which it displaccs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

When the First Presbyterian church
at Memphis, Tenn. was destroyed by
fire recently. DIR. N. Samtield. rabbi
Children of Israel, promptly offered
his synagogue as a place of worship
for the congregation. y few days ago
the members of the church sent DIR.
Samfield a token of their esteem and
appreciation. supplemented by a
graceful note from the pastor, in
which the kindness of the rabbi was
feelingiy acknowledged. DIR. Sam
field, in response. after expressing his
thanks for the good will manifested.
says: However much we may differ
in points of theology, the noble cause
of religion and humanity unites us
all. Why should Judaism. the mother,
not speak words of comfort to Chris
tianity, her daughter? Why should
the synagogue not offer temporary
shelter to Il Christian congregation de-
privcd of their home by an unfcr-
tunate accident!'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

PUBLIC SALEs.-Attention is called
to the following Public Sale advertise
ments, in this paper:
Tuesday, February 2Oh.-Personal
Property, by Col. Geo. a. Portcrfeld.
Wednesday, February 2Ist.-Town
Property. by d. 3. Lucas, Ext.
Thursday. February 22d.-Per-
sonal Property, by Col. r. F. Chew
Tuesday. February 27h.-Personal
Property, by a. & W. p. Spain.
Thursday, March Ist.-Personal
Property. by Col. Jno. t. Gibson.
Saturday. March IOM.-Pcrsonal
Property, by Charles II. kabIe, Ad-
ministrator.
Saturday. udrch 7GM.-Rcal Es-
safe. by Emily Marquette, Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

The introduction of gas into the Nj.
Z Church. South, of this place hay
ing been suggested. the Trustees. in
view of some other demands, have
felt some hesitcncy about mourning
tine necessary Indebtedness at this
time. and about concluded to let the
matter lie deferred but some others.
feeling that the Church ought to he
illuminated by gas and that the WORK;
ought to he accomplished before the
meeting of the Conference. are agi-
tating the matter: and we arc author
lied by gentleman of another Con-
grCgation. hut generous and public
spirited. to say that he will give 81
towards the object. and we are sure
others. able to do so, will follow his
example, Whatever is to he done in
the matter should be done at once.
Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

ORR NEWEST ARRIVAL is large
and supcrbly made stock of Ladies'
Cloaks. DOlmans, Saaucs and Coats
These goods were purchased espe-
cialIy for me by an Agent. at an Eas-
tern Bankrupt Sale. and l can offer
them at prices lower than the manu-
facturerS- ranging from s1.5O to an
all Wool handsomely trimmed Beaver.
at $3.50 L can guarantee them to
he elegantly made and first-class in
every particular. Call at once if
in need. as they will sell rapidly. at
the Twin Fronts. J. GoLpsMIrH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS r,

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re.
naming in the Post Office at Charles.
town, Jefferson county, W. Va. Feb
ruary Ia, 1888:
Mrs. Mary a. Robertson. Mrs
Julia Williams. Miss Rebecca Robin.
son, Miss Eliza Johnson (col'd), Miss
Rachel Johrcs, james N. Holmes. IL
H. iIardesty, Horace Key, l.. L.
Price, George p Page. c. S. Rhoads
II. b. Reynolds, Jim Spotswood
(coi'O, James Archer.
The above letters, if not called fol-
within thirty days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised.
BENZ. +. LEIsESRING, p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
Letter from Harper's Ferry.
uARrER's FERRY, Feb. 10. 1888.

HARrER's FERRY, Feb. 10, 1888.
Dear !Sn:-Our town is so un-
eyentful that we can scarcely find an
item that would chord with the word
news; hence our protracted silence.
Mr.. Lewis Castle, an old and re-
spccted citizen of Harper's Ferry, and
well known throughout the county,
died ut his residence in this place on
the 14th inst, of very peculiar dis
ease. known among physicians as the
Puppies" His funeral, which took
place to-day, was, Notwithstanding
the Indictment weather, largely at
tended
We have had quite number of
cases of scarlet fever in and about
town, every one of which baffled the
skill of our best physicians and proved
fatal
At our recent election for munich
pal officers, the following were elect
ed. viz: S. V YantiS, Sr., Mayor !;
w ~ Winters. Recorder; James Nc
Graw. Alex. Murphy, Jas. w. Green,
l. a Montague and E 3. Chambers.
Councilman The new Council will
hold their first meeting, on the first
Thursday in March, prox.
Yours truly, OCCASIONAL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

\ number of gentlemen in the Val
ley have organized what is called the
Shenandoah Valley Assembly, upon
very much the same plan and with the
same objects in view as the National
Assembly at Lake Chautauqua, n. Y,
viz: the promotion of such depart
mcnts of work rs Sunday School.
Normal Instruction. Sacred Music,
Evangelistic Work. &c. Their meet
ings will be held annually in a grove
provided with tents and cottages near
Mt. Jackson. and continue ten days.
Rev ~ p Funthouser, of Harrison
hurn. Va. is President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

Tue NORTH ANERICNS REVIEW for March
opens with an article on Money IN Elections =
by Merry George who brings to tine discussion
of that haekneye,l subject a contribution frII of
originality. freshness ard keen INSIGHT: he
points with admirable. clearue< source.
of political Ills and proposes remedy THAT
seems both eminently practicable and efficient
Robert 3 TAYLOR writes of the --SSuhJusation of
the Mississippi" work which in his opinion.
and in that of the Mississippi Commission. of
which he Is member. can be accomplished
only by employing for the purpose of deepen
Ing and strengthening the channel. the forces
developed By the river itself MOncure D. Con
Way contributes very striking study Of Glad
stone mar and :. statesman. showing how
even the more or less sinister moral and intel
IeetuaI traits of his nature. quite much u his
pre-eminent native force and elevation of char
aeter eOnSpire to make him the foremost En-
sSiiskman of his time Hon George W Julian :
Railway Influence in the Land Office" Is u
grave judicial exposure of the practices hich.
a:sainst the manifest intent Of the law and the
determinations OF the highest couEts. have won
for corporations millions upon millions of acres
of the. public domain Richard \ Proctor
writes of the Pyramid of CheopS=n Prof
VIM g. Summer of Protective Taxes a;i'l
Wages" EIizur Wright of Some aspects of
Life insurance. and finally there l. SYM
postum on Educational Needs" b. Prof e.
Stanley Hall Prof Felix Adler President IhOs-
Hunter, and Dr. Mary Putnam jacob Pub
H-Iled ut 30 Lafayette Piaee- New York and for
sale BY booksellers generally
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

COUNTY IrEAs:-From the Shep-
herdstown Register we clip the follow
ing items:
The first corporation election I'M
der the amended charter will be held
the second Monday in March. the
18th The officers to be elected are
Mayor, Recorder and five Council
men.
The farm of Mr. Adrian W. Lemon.
on Rocky Marsh, west of this town.
known as the walker tract. contain
lug sixteen acres. has been bought
by Mr. William Fletcher Kearnev
for 5000.
At Il congregational meeting of the
Elk Branch Presbyterian Church at
Duffield<. Messrs. Nelson I. Snyder.
j s. Melvin. James NJ EngIe. James
B. OsbOurn. T. OgIe Link, John D..
NcGarry and VIM. J. MoIer. were
elected trustees of said church. and
subsequently appointed by Judge
Faulkner, of the Circuit Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

PRESCRIPTIONS: BHxG THIN TO Us
L This department AZ our business receives
our gyrcatGrt care and attention. aud nothing Il
spared to make cIcI yfiIing connected with Il AZ
purcrf and bert ingredients are ever used. The
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PERFECTION. MeiBvite yOGr patronage. gunT-
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October 3. 1882. Druggist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
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