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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
DIED..

At the residence of her father. Mr.. Edward
STOCP, aged IS years and days
On the 18th of September in DAYTON. Ohio,
JAMES W: HOWARD, i'll the 54tEl year of his
age, son of Alfred and Nancy Howard, form
crly OF Berkeley county.
Near AEartinsburg, October 9th. 1883, sud-
denly after few hours illness. MARY A. DELL,
youngest daughter of N. b. and Virginia Cor
den, aged years. month and Is days.
In BcrryviIlc, Va. on Friday. October 18th
1888, Mrs. NJ. K. BAUGIIMAN, wife of s..
Baughman, aged 81 years, 8 months and 81
days.
the 18th of September, 1888, j. LEE GRANT,
i'll his GSth year.
At the residence of his father. near Falling
Waters. on Wednesday, October 17:h. ELI. son
of Daniel and CATHERINE Fleming, in the 10th
year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

At the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of West Virginia, L. o. o. f., Ir
Wheeling, last week, the Grand
Lodge, through the Grand Master
presented Past Grand w. E. Ander,
son, of Harper's Ferry, handsome
silver water pitcher, as a small token
of the appreciation in which Past
Grand Anderson is held by the mem
bers of the Grand Lodge, Past Grand
Anderson, in response to the very APP
propriatc remarks of the Grand Mas
ter, made very feeling speech.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: A. +. Lang,
Grand Master; o. S. Mckinney,
Deputy Grand Master; VIM. Filing
ham, Grand Warden; E. A. Billings
lea, Grand Secretary; Henry Sea-
mon, Grand Treasurer. Past Grand
Master P. Gano was chosen Repre-
sentative to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. The next session will also be
held at Wheeling.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
WIZ. KAHN & co.

One of the most recently estab-
lished business houses of Charles
town, is the one to which we here
refer. Its first grand opening was on
the 1st of September last, and it has,
since then, made for itself place and
name amid the mercantile interests of
town. Mr.. Vim. Kahn, the founder
of the house, is young manly
birth native of Rhine, Bavaria, and
for seven years arcsident of this sec
ton. He first became connected with
the clothing trade in the old country
ten years ago. Upon coming to the
States he located at the neighboring
city of NIartinsburg, where he be-
came clerk and afterwards manager
of branch house for his cousin,
David We'll, we'll known clothier.-
His long experience at Martinsburg
had already made Mr.. Kahn quite
we'll acquainted in this portion of the
country; beside that, when he came
here it was with the highest recon
mendations from the press of our
neighboring town. and his business
career since has shown that those
recommendations were in accordance
with facts.
Securing one of the best salcsrOoms
in the county, Mr.. Kahn opened a
clothing, hat and cap and furnishing
goods house, and he has spared no
pains to make it an establishment well
worth popular favor. He has aimed
ut nothing less than success upon
merit-to give the best and most re-
liable of goods for the least possible
moncy-and that is apolicy that every
purchaser can approve of.
Mr.. Kahn is now in New York for
the purpose of selecting 4 stock OF
boots and shoes, intending to add
these lines as new and complete de-
partment. He will also make ex-
tended purchases of stylish clothing,
and on the first Saturday in NoYcm-
Der he will give his second grand
opening. The house will then Offer
more attractions than heretofore,
This much may in all fairness be
said of Mr.. Kahn. He is enterpris,
ing and energetic; he thoroughly un,
derstands his business, and we think
he can be relied upon to make il
! thoroughly successful,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

The floats of Geo. C. Thomas, of
the Phoenix Carriage Works, Berry
vile, at the Trades Display at the
Winchester fair, were equal to any in
the line. One of them contained
various specimens of the work turned
out at this establishment, and the
other exhibited a number of work.
men engaged in the several depart
ments of manufacture belonging TO
the carriage works. Mr.. Thomas
was awarded first premium for largest
and best display of carriages; also
first for two-horsc family carriage,
one-horsc do, for top buggy, open
buggy, and spring wagon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

The Reunion of the Association of
the Confederate Army of Northern
Virginia, will be held at the capitol
in Richmond, Thursday evening, No
vember 1st. Gen. A. Al. Scales, of
North Carolina, will deliver the adj
dress; subject, "Thc Battle of Fred
ericksburp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

WEEK OF PRATER.-I'he week be
ginning with the second Sabbath
(11th) in November, will be observed
throughout the Christian world as &
"Week of Prayer for Young Men
and Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions,'' by all the Y. NJ. C. Associa-
tions. The Association here will OBJ
serve this special season as follows
Nov. 18th, Sunday. S a. M.-Consccration
You Received Power from Him.
Sunday afternoon. oclocl!-Questions
18Th, MAonday,5P M.-opportunities,;: Used.
18th, Wednesday. 7PS1. L" Improved.
Union Prayer Meeting in the Presbyterian
Shepherd and Tucker, have consented to de-
liver short addresses.
18th, Thursday, P. M.-Opportunities:
Abused.
18th, Friday, Z P. M.-0pportunities Lost
18th, Saturday, P. Mono More 0ppor-
tunity.
The meetings, with the exception
of Wednesday, will be held in the
room of the Association, which will
be comfortable and well lighted. 1t
is earnestly hoped that our christian
people will heartily unite with the Y.
M. G. A. in their supplications for an
outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon
all classes, and especially young men.
Few christian people realize the fact
that young men are the most exposed,
most tempted, and least cared for class
in the community, and we trust that
there may be awakened in the hearts
of all Gods people deep anxiety,
which. will lead to earnest prayer for
the salvation of young men.
DEYoTIoNAL Com. Y. NJ. C. A.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
Resolutions of Respect to the
Memory of Reason Shugart.

AT the Third Quarterly Conference for the
Charlestown Charge, NJ E. Church South, held
at Bethany, October 9th, 1888, a Committee
was appointed to draft suitable resolutions on
the death of a member of this body, Brother
Reason shugart, aud the following were sub
1nftted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove suddenly from our midst Bro.
Reason Shugart, the Recording Steward:
Resotred, That as members.of the Quarterly
Conference of the Charlestown Charge, n. E.
Church South, we hereby recognize tKeloss we
have sustained and bow with submission to
this Providence.
ResoEced, That in Bro. Shugart's life we had
an Illustration of an earnest, consistent, chris
ttan character; and that his faithfuness in his
official capacity is worthy of our commenda-
Resol1ed, That we tender to the bereavcd
children of our departed brother, our heartfelt
sympathy and that we will pray that their
fathers God may be their comfort and guide
through life.
Res0Feed, That. copy of these resolutions
be furnished the bcreavcd children j; and also
that the Charlcstown papers be requested to
pu blish the same.
r A HFSSEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

The Dwelling House of Mr.. w. j.
Grantham, near Middleway, in this
county, was burned Friday night last.
Caught from the roof. The building
was insured in the agency of r. A.
Alexander, in Peabody of Wheeling.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

The municipal contest in Balti-
more, last Wednesday, resulted in
the election of Hon. Ferdinand G.
Latrobe, Democrat, Mayor by 3,485
majority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
The Evans Corn Planter

WTE arc able to offer TO the farmers Of JEFF
w fersOn the most complete Com Planter
in the Market. Simple in construction; the
only Planter that will Check or Drill At pIcn-
sure: Change of Motion can be nnde n tIO
minutes, with Fertilizer Attachment which
will drill or drop aS desired. Two horses and
one man will plant Is to % ueres a day.
Also. the Hoosicr Corn Drill, far one hOrsG,
a No. Machine, thoroughly ard strongly
built. Call at our office before buying and see
WILEY FERTIL1ZELsCO co.
April IL 1883 80 = = =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
Lumber T! Lumber /!

The undersigned have located their Steam
Saw-Nliu at Orleans Road Morgan county. W.
Va, on the i. tc o. K. r.. and faying secured
large body of tirst-class Timber, are prepared
to furnish ut short notice.
Pine 81 Oak Lumber.
OF ALL KINDS, ~
for building and other purposes. Already on
hand good supply of Prime Yellow Pine
Inch Plank. Orders filled promptly. and at
the most reasonable prices. Address Us above.
or at Summit Point. Jefferson county. w. Va.
JOHN w. ROBERTS IL son.
April 81. 1SS3-GIn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30

The snickers Gap route has been
selected for the proposed extension of
the Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 80, 1883.

The Hon. James Barbour, of vir-
ginia, was in Charlestown last week.
He. is visiting his brother-in-law, DR..
Beckham.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
WOOL WAMTED!

4 son Wooden Mill. Formerly Portcr's Fac
tory) are in the market for the purchase of
Wool. and are prepared to pay the farmers of
Jefferson the hit,est cash price for their pro-
auctions in this line. Give your homep people a
Glance to purchase OF you before going else
whore. and TO this extent aid i'll building MP and
sustaining your own home industries. 81 we
ask L fair competition. ard If We do not DO
right D.: you. lhcu 20 elsewhere.
Respectfully.
Rfpon p. o.. Nav S. tss}.
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COAL AND SALT.

7 An now receiving my supplies of Coal and
i Salt, and offer
Best Qualify Of White Ash Nut Coal at 5000
Georges C''eeE: Big Vein Ran of Mine % SEQ
per Ton in yard Also. 1900 Sacks LIVER
POOL FINE and G. a. SALT. suitable for
Table. Dairy and Farming uses. at very low
prices. JAMES NfcGRSW.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JeRerson Woolen MN,
Formerly Pouer's Factory.


TENDER the above mentioned name the old
u ':Portcr's Factory" which in days EonO
by enjoyed aInl3st national ,1 reputation Tor
the undersigned. Necessary repairs haVu
been made and imnrovcdmaClinc Introduced,
and ii is our expectation To maintain the rop-
ntation of tIe iil,Rnl to meet tile demand Of
the public for GEst-claEs goods.
The Highest Market Price will lie paid for
Wool delivered at the Mil or Mt such points as.
may hc designated. =, .'.
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, Co., viii reoeits
prompt attention.
j. }. JoBE 4 60:
Post oHiee-Ripon, jefferson County, W. yae
j. j. Jobc & Bro. will continue to operate
the Mill at Brucctown, Frederick County, Viz
Wool delivered there
April 2t. 1888.
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Riron P. O.. Nay S. tss9.
Misunderstanding.

MFRS. j. o. TUTwILER is prepared to un-
VI dcrtake Mantua-M Making and all kinds of
Family Sewing. at reasonable rates. Residence
on Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April 2S. 1SS1-tf.
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DREss-MAkIHe & PLAIN SEWING.

MISS KATE RoER respectfully offers her
VI services 10 the ladies Of Charlestown and
vicinity, for the execution of Making and
Plain Sewing of all kinds. Rooms ut residence
of her father in building Of MT. w. 8. Meg
chant. OpPorite Methodist Patronage.
EnveInher q 1Ss2-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
James w. Butt,
CIIARLESTOWN, W. VA,
DEALER IN
Cooking AND HEATING STOVES,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
ALL FINDS OF TIN d; SHEET
IRON WIRE.
Roofing and Spouting
4 SPECIALITY.

TENTTE undersigned has recently enlarged and
4 very much improved his saIcs-r0Om. and
added largely to his stock. both in variety and
quantity of goods in his line. His supply of
COOK STOVES AND RANGES will compete
with any. embraces the celebrated "Excclsi0r'
and Farmer Girl" which never fail to give
entire satisfaction. besides large number of
others. With each Stove there are given Fifty
Pieces. exclusive of plates. all of them very
useful to housckeepcrs. Important additions
to- many OF these Stoves. as furnished by me,
are Side. AutomGtic-Oyen and Pipe Shelves.
Watcr-BacEs and Warming Closets. Coal OIL
Stoves always in stock and the best Wood and
Coal IIeatery ON hand in season. Iivcrs Stove
guaranteed. My supply of Fine Goods in my
line is one of the best ever offered in Charles
town. and includes Handsomely ornamented
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets. Beautiful
Drip CUffce-FOts. Soup. IcCand Cream Ladies'.
&c. with all the usual variety of Tin and Sheet
Iron Wares of all Kinds. Prices always mod
crate. Price Of Stoves from S12 up.
Roofing and Spouting, and other Tin Work,
April il. 1854. JAS. w. BUTT
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October so, 1888. '' y u "H'S 0our
$4,000 a WEEK !!

COCO "A WEEK
We can guarantee the above amount to good,
active, energetic
AGENTS. ?
Ladies as well as gentlemen. make n success in
the business. Very little capital required. We
have a household article as salablc as flour.
1T SELLS Itself
1t is used every day in every family You do
not need to explain its merits. There is rich
harvest for all who embrace this golden oppor-
tllnity. 1t costs you only one cent to learn
what our business is. Buy postal card and
write to us and we will send you our prospectus
and full particulars
Il EE H H
And VIC know You will derive more good than
yon have amy idea of. Our reputation as Il
manufacturing company is such that we can
not afford to deceive. Write to lis on postal
and give your address plainly and receive full
particulars. BUCKEYE MFG CO.
October so 1SS3-1y. Marion. Ohio.
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EOR SALE.

CtEyERAL good Draft, Riding and Driving
- HORSESHOE Cash. or on reasonable time
'O' so0N paper Apply GEO. W. GREEN.
Aug. Z. 1SS3-tf. Harper's Ferry.
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ToslPrize.

Trial of self.binding machines
will DO given on the farm of ]. A.
McGulfin, better known as the Mach.
If farm, on Saturday, June 2Sd,
1883, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, under the
auspices of the Mason County Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Assocla,
ton, All visitors to said contest
bring baskets as we expect a gen.
eral picnic.
BY order Of the Board of Direc.
tors of said Association.
JAS. CAPEuARr, Pres't.
A. Hess, sec'y,
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Another County Heard From,

Another County Heard From
Interesting News from BEALI.
BROS, Gallipolis, Ohio. Common.
cling June 18th and continuing un.
til August 18th, with each dollars
worth Of goods purchased Of us, we
shall give the purchaser two tick.
etsi one emitting them toa chance
on Tbirty.two yards Of Finest Ia.
pcstry BRUSSELS Carpet; the other
ticket emitting them to a chance
on Ten yards Of our best Black
Cashmere. HS" Bear in mind, that
the more goods you buy the more
tickets you get. The drawing will
take place August 10Th and will be
conducted on fair square basis
Come everybody, All goods will
be sold at our usual one LOW price
to ALL. Respectfully,
BEALL BROS.
june 2O-8w.
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His Soul and His Silver.

"Your asking me how l came to useit,
reminds me Of tho story Of the Scotch.
mhA who, BIZ his dtathbed, after b lite
Of meahness; wanted to make things all
right with the Lord by leaving some
money to the kirk"
"'Will the Almighty pass me into
Heaven il l give 10000 pounds to the
kirk, dye Think" sald he"
"I can't promise ye thot, ittoni" ats.
wered the minister, hut advise ye to
try thcoxperiment.'"
Laughing heartily at the story, Rev.
+. L. Osborne, of No. 27S Ogden avenue,
Jersey City, pastOt Of the First Baptist
Church, West Hoboken, tohtinhed;-
"Thats what l did with PARKER's ToSlc;
! tried the experiment. 1t more than
met my expectations, and | am very
glad to testify to its excellence. Itgoes
at once to tie root OF all digestive and
nervous arrangements so Commonamong
men Of my profession. For women and
chronic lnvalids the Tonic is d perfect
invigorant, and is destined to supplant
all other remedies for this purpose. A
single dose produces the gentle pcrspira.
ton and sense OF life which eradicates
diseasc. II secms to rouse every origin
into activity. admire it, too, for ils
power to ahtagoniEc the hold Of the lil.
uOr habit over inebriutes."
This preparation, which Inns been
known as PARKgR's GlNGER ToNiC, will
hereafter beCalled simply PAREERs TOS.
&c. AS unprinCiplel dealers arc con.
stdntly deCeiving their customers with
inferior articles under the name Of gin.
ger and as ginger is really an unlmpOrt.
ant AayUing Ingredient We drop the
misleading word.
There will be no change, however, III
the preparation itself, and all bottles in
the hands Of dealers, wrapped under tho
nnme Of PARKgR's GINGER TDNlC, con.
tain the genuine medicine il the iac.simi.
IL signature OF HtscoX 4 Co., is at the
bottom Of the outside wrappct'
june G-lni!
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Peterson's Magazine for July is
on our table, ahead of all others,
and even more brilliant than usual
We really do not see how any lady
Gun do without this magazine. II
combines more, and Of a better
quality, at a less price, thun any
other. The terms are but Two
Dollars a year, with great deduc'
ton to clubs. Address Feterson's
Magazine, 800 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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RAILROAD NoTEs, -superintend-
ent Stevens has returned from
Toledo.
The passenger train was an hour
late, Thursday.
Ground has been broken for the
round house at this place.
Work on our Depot will be com.
menced next week.
The shore span Of the bridge, we
are told by Mr.. Baird, the builder,
will be finished within two weeks.
The slide just below Leon is be.
ing repaired.
An increased force of labOrers
will be put upon the Ohio Central,
next month.
Capt. Blakemore is becoming
very popular along the line.
Capt. Barrett has sold out his
news depot on the passenger trains,
on the 9 M. Sam. Moore, Of
Charleston.
Next week the trestling will be
placed in the channel span Of the
bridge, and the boats will have 10
run the narrower spans for a month
at least. Due notice will be given
steamboatmen, when work is com.
meNced.
Work is being pushed rapidly on
the grading and trestling on the
approach to the bridge, on this side
Of the river.
The Ohio County Commissioners
have refused to issue the bonds Of
the county for the $4,000 recently
voted by that county in aid of the
Ohio River Railroad. Wonder
why?
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As IN evidence Of what can be
done in tho way Of raising small
fruits for market, by our own peo'
pie, We can state that this years
crop Of strawberries raised by Mr..
John S. Miller, on his gurden I'D,
joining town, will be worth nearly
as much to him in dollars US will
his whole garden crop Of this year.
His patch only covers a small area
of ground, but the yield Of this Der.
ry this year has been wonderful,
and all of them have been sold at
an average of Is cents per quart
Mr., Miller's enterprise Is most COM
mendable, and is evidence Of what
our small farmers can do if they
but try. We doubt ii my Of our
small farmers can show as large q
return for any one crop as Mr.,
Miller for his strawberries alone.
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Two sites have been selected for
a Cemetery-one between the res.
ideuce Of Hon. P. C. Eastman and
Mr.. James Capehart, and the other
near the Fair Grounds, both sites
being on Mr., Capcharts land
Col. Smith was appointed a Com.
mittee by the Council, AT their
meeting Monday night, to confer
with Mr.. Capehart as regards the
price, and TO report at the next
meeting Of the Council.
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The wool business seems to be at
stand still in this county. Never
before, at this season of TIE year,
was there so little stir and talk as
there is just now, Fifteen and
twenty cents does not meet the
views Of many of our wool growers,
and yet this is about the highest
figure that has been offered, so far
as we know, and but few sales have
taken place in the county. Farm.
ers seem to have set their faces for
about last years prices, and are
holding on like grim death in the
hope Of getting it. They seem to
be reading the papers.
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smell Hopkps best on his breath,
and that be made the night hidecus
by singing
"oh Jimmy Pme up, oh Jimmy come
Amt ! glad 4 truck this bully town.
The Mayor gave Tom some
fatherly advice, and told him that
the next tine he came to look at
the bridge be should take an anti.
dots for @Hopkins' best, . and con.
cluded by firing him sl5 and the
costs. He not having the where.
with to liqaidate the same, and no.
feeling @ellenough TO work on the
streets, Liiah took him unassigned
him room No. 6 on the second floor
Of his hotel,
The lastcase was that Of a farm.
er, who came TO town after some
harvest hands. He tarried long at
wine while it was red in the cup,
and mounting his prancing steed
which was neighing impatiently
for its rider, he struck an attitude
and headed him up Main street,
imagining himself TO be Mazeppa
tied to the wild, untamed horse Of
the Tartary plains. Lijah could
not reconcile himself to this belief,
and with his cold iconoclastic hand
took him IN. Result So and the
costs, and our farmer friend being
plentifully supplied with funds,
be paid off the sum, mounted his
horse and slowly started for his
growing fields, already glistening
in the golden sheen of a June sun
and ripe for the harvest, ruminat.
ing upon the unsentimentality Of
town officers.
AT this juncture bis honor said
ii was hotl hotl and that he would
have his ponies hitched to the ex.
press, go to his farm and look upon
sylvan hooks, gladed dells and
CLASSY swards, and listen to the
birds sing, until the shadows Of
evening would fall and "leave the
world to darkness and to him."
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We direct attention to Mr.. Vim.
Somerville's advertisement in this
issue. AT his store can be found
all kinds ofhardware and an abund.
ance Of white lead and other paints.
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Gen. McCausland is said TO have
the finest field Of wheat on the Ka.
nawha, aud Is growing on ground
that would never produce anything,
until the General reclaimed it by
tile draining.
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Judge Guthrie came down from
Charleston, where no is holding
court, last Saturday on n visit to
his family. Ho returned on the
Sunday afternoon train.
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iune 2O-Sw.

ghe Public Is requested carefully 10 notice
NE new and enlarged Scheme 10 be dram
Monthly.
Eo-CAPITAL PRIZE, si5,O0O.Ta
Tlekots only s6. Shares in proportion.
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Rankin Wiley, j., bus purchased
the C. NJ. Cole residence on the cor.
ner of Main and Sixth streets. He
will take possession in September
next.