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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-17
The Electoral College.

The Electoral College for the next Presidential
election will consist of iOl votes. The successful
candidate must have sol votes The solid South,
including all the former slave States, will cast l53
votcs-or within ~ votes of enough to elect. The
following is the vote of each State and give it
for the benefit of those who fond of figuring
elections eighteen months of:
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- Southern Kansas paper, edited by Preaet-
who formerly labored with Van Bennett the tenn
perance lecturer says that he is lying slanderrr
and loafer and that he breaches temperance be-
cause IL is easier work than anything else he .
clever af
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On long time, al per cent. interest, on well i'm
proved F.,rmsin DouPhan County, Kansas. Apply to
junea Y X. SToUT Troy, Kansas.
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~ Work Given Ont. On receipt Of your ad-
dress We will make offer by which You can earn
8 TO & evenings, at your home. Men, Women,
Boys or Girls can do it. II. c. Wilkinson & Co,
lq5 and Iq1 Fulton Street New York.
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X. OF H..

TINY ISd-e No aI7 Knights Of Honor, meets the sec
nd and ftIth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
laws Hall over BOdrIs Bank
RoBEIr WILKINSON. Reporter
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niayItC.

We will grind feed for the farmers. on Friday and
Saturday Of each week Try eur Kindred corn
meal.
FARMERS ELEVATOR AND Mill CO.
mayItf. Severance Kansas
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~ Old Crookshanks. late of Highland, took an
active part in the God in the.Consttution COnven-
ton at st. Joe. He also favored the Bible in
schools. The ealibre Of the crowd can he judged
by this specimen.
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- 'l"" III NJ NAIlaS'F

~ The best place lie buy fresh and salt meats. is
at the new shop. Reasonable prices
JoF MoDFHr,p Nap,-cr
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In Troy, on Thursday, May 10, 1888, Mr.. GEORGE
Lang and Miss MARY A. GIBsoy. both Of Troy
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II According TO Kansas Law, murderer sen
fenced to death, remains imprisoned for one year.
and them, IL the Governor signs the death warrant,
the felou Is banged. During the eleven years that
the capital punshment Law has been in force, nobo-
dy has been hanged except by lynehers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-17

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretiOns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T. ISMAS Station ID. Nor York City I7augly.
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~ The B. & NJ. R. R., known as the Burlington
Route" offers special advantages to travellers. See
their advertisement in this paper.
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~ 1t is said that the Hon. Greenby Raum re-
tires because he is fatigued This feeling seems to
be infections. Mr.. Raum caught it from the coun-
try, which has been fatgued for long time,-Aaaa-
IA Constitution.
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70 Democratic Governor and n Democratic
Legislature suffice to make reasonably certain n Re
publican victory in New York next fall and in 1884
-CTHriHHai Commercial.
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II If cost won't sell my Clothing, will sell it TO
yon at pTior lo'rer. Am bound to close it out.
& YAK RrsEIRk
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II George Lang set EN- up to the Chief, in hon
or Of his marriage. He will settle down, and dig
up the wealth that he buried when he came back
from Coloralo
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~ See the advertisement Of Palmer & orion. Of
White Cloud. who have large of native linn
her for sale both green and seasoned
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To Farmers.

Farmers in North. Eastern Kansas, who are fene-
ed up. and have range for stock, and no grass
land, call on the Eastern Kansas Land and Loan
Company, Achison, Kansas, who will sell tracts of
land of any number Of acres desired, cheap and on
easy terms 3mayS3
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II We notice that George W. Crow. a notorious
character at Oregon, Mo-, in the years before the
wrr, but who lit out for the West. with other reb
els during the rebellion has returned to that place.
and resumed the practice of law.
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aaa yersn. Ain.

II spent 300 with other doctors" writes Mr.. j.
W. Thornton, of Claiborne, Miss; Samaritan Nsr'
riHe. however, alone cured my son of fits" This
is a par with hundreds of others, speedy but
thorough.
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AGENTS..

LANES H. BATES. Il Park Row. New York
: m PFTTENGILL 4 CO. 81 Park Row, New YORK.
HOWELL & CHESMAN, st. Louis No
THIS PAPER may be fond On Ys s al SsO &Gyar
ling Bureau 40 Spruce ST. where adyeTtizinng con-
Tacts NAV be made for il IN NEW NOhh.
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For sale or Trade.

\ store building and lot in Severance, Kan. Adj
dress J. II. NARD.
mchI5tC B0lrkuw. Mo.
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II Cy. Leland started for Chicago, Monday af.
ternoon. He probably went to the effects of the
great cyclone that Conkling talks about, that set
the country back ten wears
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~ The wild rush of half hundred ex-Congress-
men for the place vacated by Mr.. Raum. affords =
fresh ILLUSTRATORS Of the necessity for reform in the
evil service askfsS1en Posi-.
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n There have been a number Of marriages in
town, in the past week, of couples from neighbor-
ing towns and country.
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~ Mr.. Treyelyan SAYS that the Irish Land Act
has reduced RENTALS by slO00,OOO. Next to the
emancipation Of the serfs, it is the most radical
men sure auy modern government has undertaken.
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FEverywhere the Republican prospect seems to
be growing brighter and 10 give promise Of Republi
can success, if Republicans will but work heartily
10 Achieve it.-PhiiadeipAia Iaqanrer.
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tP' Is your wife's health poor! Are your chill
dren sickly Give them Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
will relieve them
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II you suffering with low and depressed spirits,
loss of appetite, general debility. dis"r'lsred blood.
weak constitution. headache any disease Of bill
ions nature, by all mean. procure bottle Of Electric
Bittera You will be surprised 20 the rapid im-
provement that will follow: you viii be inspired with
life strength and activity will return pain and
misery will and heneeiorth you will rejoice in
the praise Of Electric Bitters- Sold at fifty ceBis
bottle. by d. c. Sinclair 4 Bro. Troy.
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~ Our Lawns, Organdies and Dotted Swiss
hands, and cheap they are, too.
CT VAN BUsKIRK.
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~ Plank Bros. have sold Eagle Springs to
Messrs. Russell. their partners, who in turn
Gotatng for the sale to Col Cyrus Shinn, Of 0nei-
da, Kansas. II Col. Shinn makes the purchase he
will very likely set the Springs booming.
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~ As Mr.. Tilden has his Gramarcy Park now
liz with electricity, it will be impossible TO work on
cipher dispatches in back room BY candle light,
without his suspeeting something wrong
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II Mr.. Peter ID. Tobie, the owner of the Troy
mills, was married, the 9th inst, to Miss Mary
Krey, of Brown County.
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~ The most brilliant shades possible, on all
fabrics. are made by the Diamond Dyes. Cnequaed
for hrilliancy and durability. 10 cents.
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poyIPnaN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge d Judicial Dstrict-DAyID MAkIIN
San5ty CSmmissioners-R p. SHuLsKr, CTEUs LELASi
JR. LTKTs FETTEE
Sheriff. e. BAILEY
CLERK of District COurt--F. J. CLssE
Treasurer-SANUKL y. JoIINsoN.
County Clerk-D. W. MORSE
C'o1nty Attorney-B. A SEAvEI.-
Probate Judge-JcHN 7. hsoS.
pegis,er Of Deeds-EEAsNUs r. DI1os. =
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instruoiion-f = bANh-
Surveyor-JANEs T. FOESAN.
Iorupsr-DR. RoHEET 5. DISsNOEE.
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z Beware Of unworthy evangelists. Temperance
Lecturers and reformed men of all sorts, who want
to tell "tbe story Of their lives and give you half
the proceeds. such is the advi~e Of the Christian
1droeaie to Methodist pastors.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-17

Ten dozen Children's. Misses, and women's ClOtl
Caters 80 to IS cents pair, to close them out.
is less than half what they cost
2smehsv. MCCRUM COWEN.
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IT, The Tewksbury horrors accumulate. but it
rnust not be forgotten that Senators oar and Dawe
have done good deal aIeliorate the condition OF
the Indians-CRieago TIaes.
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n. O. O. r.

rrov City Lodge No 81 meets every Saturday night at
IA FIaS. Hall over Boders Bank. All members Of the
'"si AN '''o'''' H. SEELEY, y. G.
Jos PESRop L. Sec.
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~ As a true and efficient tonic, and one that
eNcels all other iron medicines take Browns Iron
Bitters
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Severance, KS, Mare

Lg New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever
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Hop Bitters are the Purest and Best Bitter
Ever Made.

II p. To-he Kelley, of the Iowa tribe. was il
town, Tuesday night.
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II Col Quay talks for peace with the voice Of a
SAGE and prophet There Il harmony in the air and
victory in the future for the Republicans Of the Key
ATOM. PkflgdeIphia Press
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CS- Julian T. Ralph, u New York journalist. is
responsible for those interviews in the S,os with the
German barber. lie has struck vein Of humor.
and worked il with immense
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-17

II For dressing the hair, and identifying it when
gray, nothing is so satisfactory as Parker's Hair
Balsam.
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Roots and Shoes.

Large stock of Boots and Shoes. Just
received, Mt Leland'S.
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a. n. a; A. VI.

Troy Laige No IS A T. and A NJ meets in Their nan
.rst NoDdaN In each month before full moon and second
SATURDAY thereafter Visiting Brothers and members are
cordially invited 10 attend ,,, ~, \,
GEO T. WOOD Sec.
Troy Chapter No. It. L. A. NJ, hold their meetings On
the first Monday after full moon. 1900 =, =,
wv JAMES ID. WILLIAMSON, H. p
Il :. DTssNOKE. Sec.
Wathrna Lodge No. ca A. +. A. NJ, meets at Their
Hall every SATURDAY before the full moon, and every
Two weeks Thereafter Visiting brrihren cordially IN
,ftsd 10 attend ROBT. PARIGO W. NJ
G. PnINIEg. Sec.
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~ Ben. W. Fleming 4 Bro, the leading
Hatters. Terms cash. Prices the Lowest.
4o7 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
aanchlnn.
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Highland Station. Kan.
For sale, I'm Doniphan County, Near Sever

For sale, I'm Doniphan County, Nenr Sever
ance.
Farm known Rock Church Farm. northeast
quarter less Is acres. in section II. township 4,
range I9: well fenced and in excellent condition.
Also pasture of leo acres south half southwest !
Of section IL. township 4. range 10. and west half
northwest quarter section II. township range 10,
well watered by the north fork of Independence
Creek and well fenced. Section road was TT ansfer-
red to north line of pasture. For particulars APP
ply at ST. BESEpicrs COLLEGE,
26apr4w. Atehison Has
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- Severance Mills exchange hour and bran for
wheat. Quality guaranteed.
r. The place to get native lumber, is AT Palmer
e. Orton's White Cloud
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MARRIED.

II Ask your grocer for Severance Snowflake. .
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NEMAHA COUNTY PASTURE LAND FOR SALE.
We have for sale, in Range ID, hemaha
County, three quarter sections Of land,
$40 acres In one tract, and 100 adjoining,
all for 81, 200, II sold soon,
TAYLOR 4 BASSETT,
3may4w. Seneca, Kansas.
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Dental Notice.

will he absent from Troy, a visit to Repuhli
County. from Nav 18th TO about June 5th.
DIR. j. c. MYERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-18
FACTS AND .FANcIEs
Concerning CharIestown and its
Prominent Industries.
What Our Reporter finds to sag flour
Business Interests.
NO. 9.
GEO. II. HAGLEY.


One of the best business stands in
Charlcstown is the salesroom occupied
by the merchant whose name we have
just written, and the extent of trade
controlled by the house is large
enough to justify us in making some
what detailed mention of it. First,
personal item or two. Mr. Hagley
is what may properly be called a
self-made'' mani. e. he has
worked out his own business success.
He is native of Shcpherdstown.
There he learned the shoemaker's
trade, and sixteen years ago he
opened a small custom shop at Duff
fields. Nine years ago he came to
Charlestown and began business as a
custom manufacturer. Not long
after he added small stock of ready
made goods, and rs, trade grew he in
creased this stock. Three years ago
he added two other departments to
his trade: clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods, and at about the
same time he began handling trunks,
now an important speciality with him.
We doubt if the trade of any other
house in Charlcstown has grown with
greater rapidity or upon a more en-
during basis than has this, and to
make this foundation still more
secure, on the 1st of October, this
year, Mr.. Haglcy adopted the strictly
cash system. There can be no qucs-
ton as regards the respective advan-
tages of the two systems: cash and
credit, and Mr.. 1Iagley's customers
appear to appreciate not only his
motives but the real benefits derived
by themselves.
So far as the departments Of trade
are concerned we hardly know which
to give precedence to. Full lines of
clothing are carried, and the same is
true of boots and shoes. We fancy
that this last named department is
Mr.. Haglcy's "pct'-it would be
strange if it were not. Certain it is
that it is carefully looked after, and
in stock are shown all grades of goods
from the stoutcst of brogans to a
slipper that would adorn the foot of
second Cinderella. All sorts of
priced goods are carried, from cheap
to expensive, and since the adoption
of the cash plan prices are lower than
ever. Custom manufacturing is also
carried Oh as heretofore.
Mr.. lIagl"y gives the business his
entire personal attcntion--hc is doing
well, and VIC are glad Of it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-18
State OF West Virginia,

County of Jefferson set :
In the County Court, November Term, 1888.
Abstract of proceedings, First Day, November
Resignation of Solomon Fleming, Justice of
the Peace. received by the Court.
J. s. BragOEfcr qualified as Commissioner of
Accounts.
License to retail spirituous and malt liquors
at Shcphcrdstown. until April seth, 1851.
granted to John e. Lambert.
Resignation of john +. Shaull. as Road Sur
veyor Of NIiddlcway District. received by the
Court.
A. II. Tanquary appointed Road Surveyor of
Middlcwnv District to succeed John +. Shaull.
Second Day of Term. November 9th.
]. Garland Hurst. Sheriff. gave Bond and
Security for payment of school tax.
Order i'll relation to stock in the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad.
Accounts of Fiduciarics ordered to be re-
corded.
Resignation of Albert T. Davis. Ovcrsccr of
the Poor of kablctOwn District.
William Wilt appointed Ovcrsecr Of the Poor
Of kabctOwn District, to succeed Albert f.
Davis.
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State OF West Virginia,


Clerks Office of the County Court.
The following is a List of Deeds admitted to
record in said C!licc, during The week ending
December Is. 1889:
]. John II. Talbot and wife to Edward P
Talbot. Deed of Bargain and Sale. dated june
18TH 1881. conveying Lot of Lane! i'll Charles
town. Date of Record. December 10th. 1888.
2. Edward F. Talbot amd wife to Joseph
TT0pncll. Trustee for Building Association. No.
5. Deed of trust, dated December 9Th. 1855;
conveying two Lots Of Land. III ChaFcstOWn.
Date of Record. December 10Th. 1888.
3. George Baylor. Special Commissioner. TO
J. Garland Hurst and Charles II. Trail. Deed
of Bargain and Sale dated December 10TH
1888, conveying one Lot i'll thc town of Bolivar
and two Lots iii the town of IFurpcr's Ferry
Date of Record. December 11tE. 1888.
1. J. Garland Hurst, Special Commissioner.
to Edward Tcarncy. Deed of Bargain and
Sale dated December 9th. 1883. conveying part
of Lot No. %. III the town of lEarpcrs Ferry.
Date of Record. December 18th. 1888.
5. J. Garland Hurst. Sheriff. 10 Ellen Amanda
Wood. Decd of Bargain and Sale. dated De
at kceptryst Furnace, i'll this county. Date of
Record. December 11th. 1883.
g. Christian StaIcy to W. T. Lcmen. Deed
of Bargain and Sal4, dated November 21th,
1883, conveying Lot of Land in Shepherds
town. Date of Record. December 18th. 1855.
Z. Charles Vim. Clipp to Logan Osburu, Jr.,
Trustee for Logan Osbr7l. Sr. Deed of Trust,
dated December 11th. 1868, conveying 70 of
Crop of Wheat. Date of Record, December
18th. 1888.
s. Laura Chaplue TO c. t. Butler and others.
Deed of Release, dated December 10th, 1SSS.-
Date of Record. December 18th, 1883.
Tcste.
.o 900, Clerk Of County Court.
y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-18
F. p. LYNCH,


tErtrGct from Decree Ghorc referred to:l
st is adjudgcd. ordered ard dccrecd that
this cause be referred to Commissioner of
this Court
Fi'st-To settle the administration account
Of John S. Moore, administrator Of Nicholas
Shaull. deceased.
Sec0nd-To convene all tic creditors of Mich
olas Shaull. and ascertain the amount of his
debts AID their Prioritics. if any. first giving
the notice required By Chap. 60, Sec. s, Acts OF
Thi,d.To ascertain the debts of Nicholas
ShaUll existing prior to September 3tl. 1875 and
unpaid ut present time, the amounts and prior
tiles of the same.
Fourth-Thc real estate of which Nicholas
Shaltll died sliced, if any. its annual and mar
ket value. And i'll executing this order the
Commissioner may, if he deem il proper, or if
required by either party. ascertain and report
such OF the debts Of Nicholas Silaull existing
prior TO September Sd. 1879. as were then or
afterwards. paid by moneys which said Shaull
obtained from any of the parties to this cause,
stating the amounts thereof. and the dates of
their payment and by whom made. and any
other matters any OF tic parties may deem per
iinIent.
4 Copy-Tcstc:
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+. P. LYNCH, Clerk.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To "e Creditors Of Nicholas Sh0ttN, deceased:
In pursuance of Il decree of the Circuit Court
of the County of Jefferson, made in Il cause
therein pending. to suffice; the real estate OF the
said Nicholas ShnUll to the payment of lis
debts. you arc hereby required to present your
claims against the Cst;.t" Of the said Nichnl; $
Shaull for adjudication 10 Cicon Moore Com
missioner. at his Office. is the said County. on
or before III" 18th day OF January 1854.
Witness, i. ?. Lynch. Clerk Of said Court,
this i1tL GGy OF December. 1883.
L Z INNEII Clcrl
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" Swampoodlers" at 10 A. NJ,
Christmas day.
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M Misunderstanding

NIRs. j. o. TUTWILER is prepared to I'M
w dcrtake Misunderstanding and all kinds OF
Family Sewing. at reasonable rates Residence
on Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April IS. 1SS1-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners yo1ice.

In the Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
West Virginia:
THOMAS b. BEALL Plaintiff.
Against
NICHOLAS S. SIIAULL'S Admir-. John j.
ShauIl. JAS. NJ Bcnncr. Vim. Bonner Annie
B"nncr and Mary Bcnncr. infant children of
Mary {. Bonner. decd; G.. II. Del. Smith.
Trustee. VIM. Stewart and Rob't II. Stewart,
EH'rs of JnO. W. Stewart. decd: Mary F.
Bowers and Sam'l W. League. Mary League
his wife. and Thomas SEIulI. Defendants.
IN CNANCEKT.
Extract from Decree Of November eta, 1888: ]
8" I T is adjWd@"d, ordered and decrced that
i this cause he referred to Gloon Moore n
Commissioner i'll Chanccry of this Court. with
instructions to execute the decree OF reference
herein entered at the May Term. 1855
4 COpy-Tes:o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-18
EorSaIe.

A FINE MIRROR-gIass1 Sx40-with Brack-
"A ct solid walnut frame new and will be
sold reasonable. Apply at the Dr1lg Store of
DIR. CHAS. z. PRATT.
November 10. 1888
T HAVE just received fine lot of Tooth
L Brushcs-inpOrtcd by myself direct from
Coates s. Co.. of London. The brushes are of
extra style and finish and warranted to please.
Call and see them. DIR. c. E. PRATT.
DUKEHART'S Beef. Wine and Iron, a fine
~ Tonic; Fellon's Syrup of Hypophitcs
Warmers Safe Cure and Warmers Pill; Hop
kins' TOothache DropS-only 10 cts. For sale
by DR.. CIIAS. E. PRATT.
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For Rent.

YNHE Store-Room and Ware-Room lately oc-
i cupied by Mr.. C. w. Trusscll. corner OF
Main and Lawrence streets. CharIcstown.-
Room nicely fitted up, and location desirable.
Possession given at once.
MARY A. O'BANNON.
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Wood and Corn wanted at the
SPIRIT Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Je Rerson Wooden Mill,
Eor,n elzu Porte,.,a Enctoru.

FINDER the above mentioned name the old
~ ''POrtcrs Factory" which III days Coma
by enjoyed almost a national reputation fer
excellent manufactures. will bc operated by
the undersigned. Necessary fcInfrs have
been made and improved machinery Introduced,
and it is our expectation tO maintain the rep
utatiOn of the mill ana to meet the demand Of
the public for nrSt-clnss goods.
The Highest Market Price will be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such POIntS
may be designated.
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, will receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully,
j. j. JoBE & co.
Post onico--Ripon, jefferson ounty, W. We.
j. J. Jobe &c Bro. will cOntiOne To operate
the Mill ut BrTcetowII Frederick County. Viz
Wool delivered there.
April ~. Iss3.