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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08
GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUTICURA REMEDIES the greatest medicines on earth Had the worst case Salt Rheum in this coun- try. My mother had it twenty years and in fact died from it. believe CUTICURA would have saved her life. My arms breast and head were covered for three years which nothing relieved or cured u- til used the CUTICURA REsoLvENT internally and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
 J. W. ADAMS Newark, O.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar.
 ket. Closing quotations Reported Private Wires to Edwin Rowe & Co.,, Commission Mer- chants, 403 New York Produce Exchange New York
 The following shows the quotations at 2:3O D. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

REAHTV For Sunburn Tan, and Greasy DGH v II Skin, Blackheads Skin Elem ishes and Infantie humors, use CUTIcURA SOAP, 0 reai Beautifier. aug1to15taw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08
CURE EvERv cAsE

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsen all other medi cines keep for skin diseases. My conSrmers anC patients say they have effected cure in every in stance, where other remedies have failed
 Franklin Falls, N. H. -
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08

t1Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcURA. 50 cts REsoLvENr, S1; SOAP, 9 cts; POTTER DRUG ANp CHEMICAL Co.,, Boston, Mass.
 Send for ssHovV to Cure skin Dfseases. ,,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08
National Lime of SfeamsT9in

National Line of SteamshiDs. BETWEEN NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL, QUEENS TOWN AND LONDON DIRECET
 Sailing weekly from Pier 39 North River New York, are among the largest steamships crossing the Atlantic Cabin rates, $50 to $1OO; Excursions at special rates; outward steerage S17 and pre- paid steerage tickets $19 Being s lower thar most other lines" New steamship Americas frs trip to New York, days 15 hours and fl minutes F. w. J. HURST Manager. Agents at New Haven, BUNNELII& & SCRANTON " FITZPATRICK, A. MCALISTER, GEORGE M. DOWNES & SON, E. DOWNFS ali 5st
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-08
Orange Taxes-List Ies3.

KTlHE subscriber gives notice that he will be at A. the New Haven and Derby Railroad Depot in Orange Center on the 18th day of September, 1884. from to o'clock p. m and at the Town Clerk, 8 office in West Haven, on the 10th day of said Sep tenber from 10 o'clock a. In until o'clock p. m, for the purpose of receiving taxes laid on the as sesment list of the town of Orange for 1883 Inter est at the rate ofnne per cent. will be added to all taxes which remain unpaid for one month after the WALTER A. MAIN, Collector,
 Orange, Aug. ss. 1884 aues ltWdstwst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
VIII.

Wel6 siitise @abe bss S;mmels lift bod
bas menidli6e llnuerm6sen, seidebene
ooer sutiinftise Oinse 81 wifen, wenn fe
ni6t III ben gerei9 Ser Gimme aebradt
weroen. gle bate ionlt &arl ieinen CD
item entsesentreten, wie Der Raiier Srisbri9
,no Der ersbersos feline s%aitireie Ginlabuns
aansbslen f0nnsu?
Sest empfins Der 6er3os, umseben BON
ben @roBen ieins Sofes, Die boben Serrs
i6aften an Der Vforte ieiner 8ebauiuns
nit benz feinen Anltanb Der ibm eisen mar,
10 balb er wolte uuo nit Der wiirbepollen
90hi9teit, bic i'm ielbit fan nod mebr
ausSeidnete wie ben, wel6em er Tie erpieS.
Bei Der ge9enwdrtigen @eIsssabeit i6ien
Der bnrgunoiide Siirit eS Defenders baraui
ab9eieben gu babcn, Die quite 9altuns unb
Sronung leiner Grie9sma6t CUR Sdau 81
itelen, cine Seltenbeit inn bamaliaen GU
ropa, Der er uiele Sorsfalt wibmete uno
fir Die feline Soften ibm gu sroB waren.
8oseni6iieen, Speerreiter, 4rtebaiire,
turS aue Gruppentbeile, burd tleiue Nbs
theilunden uertreten, itonben wie ,ur Dfu.
ltsrung aufgepflan,t in Dem Sofe, burd
ben 6arl ben 4ailer lansiam iiibrte.
Sbre Siibrer i~entteu Die bIau unb pei6
%umwunoerea Stdbe gum 3ei9en Der I'm
terwiirii9teit, alS Sriebri6 an ibnen Dor.
iiber9ins, cine leere 60rmli6teit, benn es
bate MIR zines Winfes ibres Serrn beburft,
INN ie ieinbli6 seseniiber gu iteuen.
Sortiebung folst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
VII.

S6 Mill MIDI rG6en oil bieien BUR.
8uubern! bate Die Wtarf9rdfin pom Span:
9cnbeim s~erufeu, oils ie IN Der Giniamteit
ibres @ema9es, enoli9 ben Gbrdnen Des
perIebten StOISes freien Sauf Iaiien ourfte.
SD mill mid rd9en, bate iie pieoerbolt
ais Stgtbert, ber man6erlet periOnIi6t
Oemiitbi9un9en erfabren, ieinen SerOrut
Die llrbeberin oerieIben ent9eIten lteB.
SD mill mid RIDDEN, baS par wieberum
tbr Bort sepeien, ais Der olte Marfgrai
NIT mebr triumph ais S6onuns ibre
&lO9en beautrportet bate. Oo6 wobir
iie aud blitte, wie eifrig lte uu9'iu9en
mo9te, uir9enowo fano lie Die t0anb, Die
iie itiisen, bas Wtittel, Oas ibr bienen
tonnte CUR Grrei9ung ibres uneblen .3wetz
tes. Die ausi6peifenbiten BlGne 9insen
tbr bur9 ben 6opf. Oo6 ltieB Die Nuss
fiibrung INNER wieOer auf llnm69Ii6teiten.
@inen Gbeil ibrer Grbitterung tonnte le
fretli9 auS9ieBen in man6es gierig Iaus
i6enbe Sbr, oenu BEL 2i3t betra6tet waren
ale Oeuti9en 9egen ale Surgunoer einges
nomwen 0aS llnbefrieoigtieiu NIT ii9
ielbit, Die barte GrtenutniB Der lleberle9en>
beit Der bo9miitbigen 5remoen, wel6e pom
oieien AUDI teineswe9s %9eleu9net, %ionoern
ais lelb'tueritdnolt6 angenommen muroe,
erSeu9te einen wioeripdniti9en Stols bel
Der 9etrdutten Station, wel9e BEN @lans
pera9tete, neil CT - ouber ibrem Serei9e
lag.
Die i6Nuden Bur9unoer fanoen taus
ienoerlei @e~legenbeiten, Die 9robeu Mas
nieren, Die wentg feineu Sitteu Der 8euts
l6cn III beobnhten mo bWr3 peroettcn
Spott ld6erli6 su MAIDEN unO MAJ mus
9eIte6en, Dap iie ielten cine oieier @ele9ens
beiten unbenubt uOriiber9eben lieBen. Bel
ben tdgli9eu Soften, BET Surnieren unO
3uiammentiiufteu itieBeu lie aufeinauocr,
weuu ite ii6 aud feline 9r0Bere Nunpen
i6lugen ais nit ben itumpfen gausen zines
S9eingefe9tS.
2tu6 Die @tferiu9t I'm 6rauen9unit
mii6te ii9 elm. Die burgunoii9en GDelu
in ibrer ret6en muIerii6eu Sra1t, ibrcm
9~eiGQi9eu Qnitaub in Oultun9 uno Wtas
nieren, i6rer fran;0iiiben WobIreocnbeit
uno @aIauterte, fr6bIid, lei9tiinnig, ges
wau6t IN alien ritterli6en ~llebunsen, boSu
e6elmiitbig unb reid, batten man9en oeuts
I9en @eIiebten NusgeitO6en unO perordn0t,
man9en @atteu beunrubi9t, man6en
8ater gear9ert, man6em 8rlOer oas 0totb
in Die Wangen getrieben. llub bur9un.
biI9e 0amen waren ni6t ba, ionit bitten
Oieie uieaei9t cine 9luS9lei6uns %beiuirtt,
inbem ie i6On aus pnrer Saunenbafti9teit
Die 0euti9en uOr9eSogen unb 10 gera9t
bdtten. gdube non GOmanen lieBen ii9
faacu pom ar ben Sntrignen, weI9e auf
bieie Beiie an9eSettelt wurOen, bod mir
iinO sroBmiitbis, mir eriparen iie unien
2eiern unb pollen nur ansebeutet baben,
warum Die Martsrafin in i6rer pars
tbeiii6en 8eurtbeiluns iebt better p%eritans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
81 euill e t O n.
Cine
SrOne Sarls bcs &ibmcn,
- 0 -
Nus ben romantii6en @erten pon
Sosboom : Gouiidtnt.
-uo . No
[6urtieeun9.
VI

0er bat 6eutc ben 9tcnit in meincn
S9lafSimmer? fragte CT.
Die 6erren d'Estampes uno johann
van Boschhuizen, Die 9ew05nIi9en Sam:
merlinge, mar Die Nntwort.
6a, Die tommen mir beltte gerabe nitt
erpiiui6t. - Better @ntoutus, Sbr letN
mein dlterer, unb mas nlebr iagt, meir
pie1ieber unb getreuer &erwanoter; nil
pollen Die 0erm fortIhiten. Sin &c:
1pDbuli6er 0tener mag mir btesmal betn
austlcioen bebilfli6 iein, uno Sud laOl
i6 Gin, mein i6lafloies Eager NIT mir 81
tbetlen. Sd mllB mod man6es nit Sud
reoen iiber Die nere Sertulesarbeit, Die i'd
iibernommen babe uub auSsHftbren boffe,
10 gut pte bic anoeren.
Oamit nabm er ben 9rm ietlles Srubers,
uuo bieier mtntte 5pei 6ateltra9er, tbnen
porSuleu9ten.
Nteber gebOrte &omnalb gu ben init
bieiem Oienite Seauftrasten, bod, par es
MN uor llebermiiouus oSer glufresung,
ieiue 3iige batten etpas 10 0eioenbeS uno
@rl9Opftes, feline Nu9en blinften 10 9ldlern
unb itarr aus Dem blei9en @e1i9te, baB
Der sutmiitbige gaitarb linn auf balbem
Bege Die Satel aus Der SanO nabm, inbem
ct ibm raid ms Sbr fliiiterte:
Gruarte mid bier.
Damn leu3tete er ielbit ieinem 6iriteu
Dor.
gta9 elmer @eile lab &omlalo, mibe
9egen Die @anb beS buntlen 9ep0lbter
@auges 9eIebnt, BEN burgunOiiben GbeI.
mann 5uriftebren.
Sunser Mtann, ia9te er leiie, i'd moute
bid bitten, mir eiuen @efu1en gu tbun.
Qntonius uon Surgunb bat omar Der
6erren unO &nappen 9enug, Bic ietne Ses
feble uollbrtngen ben se9enudrtigen Infs
trag tam er uber nur etnem Oiener bes
6er5ogs 9eben. 9ieier S6liifel bier
6ffnet Die tleine Pforte in Der Mtuuer beS
photographers. Gor berielben finbeit bu
einen damn, gu Dem bu port" iagit,
wororf er biz: ,,bon ten advienne" anti
worten mir6. Grit na9oem on 0ieie Nprte
9ebSrt, gibit bu Inn bieies 8afet. Define
aufgobe 1T Ounn 9elOit uuo bu bait bteie
5ebn 9oIoenen Sitter perbtent.
Natiirli9 bari i9 auf bein S6weigen
bauen; ni6t pubr?
@ans ge1ptB, bo6ebler Ser, antpOrtete
GomualO Obue gu sOgern, benz 6immel I'M
6erSeu bontenb fir bic @elegenbeit, uor
einem Srte fortSutommen, no linn aui
S9ritt uuo Sritt neue @efabren brObten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
QDb ber0icnt.

Serr @ilbert 6cle, @apne, Wli6., iast,
oaB er ben S9merSenitiaer ct. Safobs
Del, 9ebrau6t babe unb ~bebuupten fam,
baB es allies Sob perbient. Gs bat i'm
BON Gbeumatismus sebeilt, unb Niemanb
weiB, rpie lebr CT selitten bate, ebe er bas
Del anwenbete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Gin Der, ct. Q(umalt jDridjt.

Colonel 5. Watters, Ger. ct. Mnwalt,
&anias Gitp, Mo., autorifirt uns our fol-
senben grtlaruns: Samaritan Nervine
tlrirte meine 9ti9te o Braitbetlsmmuns
gen. @ebt gum Mpotbefer. $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

Sn " eltsSefferion, Obio, sisbt
es einen @eiSbals, Namens Sobn Spip,
lpel9er Elm SermOssn Don 5000 900 bat,
mad wie Dor Sumpeniammler 1T unb lett
SO Sabren IN teinem Vett 9el1lafen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
q. -. Gull as,
Galtintnre, atln.
TIr Giuluaa0erer.

4tnnauoerer uno ioIde. pelbe 8srwaHote uHb aSe,iube
aus europa erparten, mbssr i6 ,u ieea 3ett an Sen lins
tsrSeitastal nm austnft uno ollie peuoeu. l3snu Sss
mauo psa Saropa tommt, 10 b.uabridtise mau add, MA
peldei Sdtttt anb IN nedsr SttfS 'abtteilussa uan ans
lau9en ptro, 10 psrpe Id ~eenlebsa am bsirefenbai sons
bnnssplast tn 6mpIans nebrea ano ibui abetaa init hath
nne Hbat lat Setie Nsbeu. Mts Yertraaensmanu bs ts
ttolitden eomttO iar SsWUanbersr babe Id Dos Rsda, In
Sahle Sarseu BITE on mid burd Briete aas.pieieasu Gtus
wansau ~ espiaugen unb thrH ibr penss " loSosl. Sabk
ret8f 5ensHthe Dos sshitdsu uxb wsttl&su pqiodsa
tpredm tir mstns Birtiamfett In etau Nsoagsstdt.
Shthscontrsets &C. pou aue na6 Qbuopa psbeu beforat
sne sts Naxtt &ustuuft hba hthdkbe 0oiosten ",
Wstssa, &abrbtuas fur ans gtisnbohatut Ia ban 8er. Staa,
ta Oahedt. Rau asrsiRrt:
Joseph Koelbla,
~ last Thkpd street. ueW YMS CHty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
The Riot Inquest.

Cincinnati, 14.-Coroner Muse oft
began an inquest on the victims of
the late riot. He has selected thir-
teen, intending to let that exarnina
ton cover the entire numEer. So
far nothing has been ELECTED beyond
the testimony for Identification OF
the dead bodies. The coroner will
not make searching investigation,
leaving that 10 be done by the epe-
cial grand jury which began its
duties this morning, after eng
by Judge Avery to make an
inquiry into the late riot, the burn
ing Of the court house and charges
of corruption, in connection with
the jury that tried VIM. Berner,
The testimony before the grand
Jury will be gwen privately, and all
are sworn to secrecy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
NEWS NUGGETS.
The Dynamiters.

London, 3.-Tne Observer saye,
eff American law cannot II ach the
dynamiters it ought to be altered
A demand to this effect % gbt fairly
be addressed to their govefnme Mt al
Washington rs tie main contsn'
ton for tee Alabama claims was
that it is the duty Of every govern
ment to enact such nun 'cipal law
So will prevent injury to cit zens OF
a friendly safe"
London, ia dispatch from
Paris says: The belief In the exist
ence of a group OF foreign ana Oh SITS
including Germ ms connected with
dynamiters in England and Ireland
is confirmed.
London, 14.-DiscussiDg The re-
csnt arrests Of suspt cteI dynami
ters, the Times says: Expectation
is strong that these arrests viii lead
to important disclosures, VIII ca viii
tn oW light upon the rec LIT explo-
sions. We bslieve thst one or tive
informers will be Produced = ho
will reveal the headquarters OF the
conspiracy, whether n France or
America. We are assured thst tee
French authorities are on our lie.
and that the French police will pre-
vent Outrage. We have, however,
no such assurance from America.
We DO not believe tina! the Ameri
can notice would c0npive at send
ing Internal machines across the
Atlantic. but an open orusa0e is
preached in America against Eng
land, and funds are collected there
for it, and things which have been
threatened have been done. The
facts are well known to American
police. They can act now if they
choose; but in the present tenn er OF
the American people we should not
hope much from them.
Paris, 13.--On learning of the ar
rest of Patrick Fitzgerald, Invinci-
bles Of thls city concluded that the
papers fund on the prisoners would
not impIicate any Iris hmen in Paris.
They say DAILY is not an emissary of
O'Donovan Rossa'S dynamlters, and
profess that they do not know him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
THG NOV PULSOMETER.

fEHE CHEAPEST, STRONGEST, MOST
L simple, COMPACT, durable, effective and
economical steam pump in the market, for
raising liquids under and up to 100 feet. No
worked suspended to a chain. Will pass
grit, mud, sand, pulp, etc without injury to
It's parts. Needs only stesm pipe from
boiler to run it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-15
Fire Record

Salem, n. j., 14.-Gaynor's glass
works and two buildings of the VIM.
Morris oil cloth works, burned last
night. Two other buildings were
damaged. Loss IN the Oil Goth
works, $4,000; insurance, $50, 600.
Loss in the glass works, S45. 600.
Several fremen were injured. About
leo men are thrown out OF empl, J.
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-03
JyHO WIZ NE BE?
T.1fs ne Question, bti 7,ega'ins al rho ore
pasted and Aao,c thing or tee are go'-
ernsd accordingly.

Nextweek things become lively in Chicago
again. and the gathering OF the clans viii
be- accompanied By the throng OF !ookers-on
and general sight-seers, which VIII conyett
the Garden Civ into a very Paris OF bril-
liaurv 7, Is not 70 wondered at that the
remarkably low rates made over the entire
system of the b. IL O. should be attended
hy so large ~ outp0uring OF people. over
the whole lire from the Atlantic, The glorious
Chesapeake and the grea, rivers to the lakes,
the rate is but one-halt the regular fare, or
one fare Tor tbs round trip. The tickets 80
uoon sale nc all stations on July %, re-
naming on sale every day to and including
the 7th. good for use any day aud upon any
train 10 and including the Sth. Thence on
the tickets are good for return trip at any
time up to and including July 18th. Every
accommodation is being provided by the
railroad company to insure the utmost sat
isac,ion and comfort Of the patrons and
nothing will be leit undone to complete such
preparations as will render the most com
pletc success certain. .,
Elegant b. * O. sleePers will DC attached
20 all through trains, and not only VIII they
make the trip without change, bat new and
most comfortable regular coaches rs we'll.
When it comes to time, the B. 4 o. has a
record which has never been equal!ed, and
when safety is considered, no road IN the
world equals It's record fcE upwards OF hall
Gentry.
The b. & o. depot in Chicago is BY long
odds the most adyantaycously located and
the hes. arranged in that city. Those Who
have travelled know what 1t is to be in >
crowded union depot with the trains OF q
half dozen roads coming in and going out
evorybody's baggage hcaPcd up indlscr!m-
natciy, and employees soha,rassed and both
cred hy countless questions az 70 be In con-
Gi.i0u 20 answer none Of them TO the point.
The passenger becomes if anything more
mixed, aud ten to one gets on the wrong
train. has the check for some other fellow ;
trunk. and upon the whole wishes he had
never been born. At the Chicago depot OF
the b. & O. there is none of this confusion,
no wrsnclinc, pulling and hauling. No
trains bu: it, own cone in or 70 cnt. No
baggage piled up Of other roads. aad every
thing so Systematically arranged that get
ting on the wrong T5ain or jumblcd con
dition Of things in anyEespect is impossible.
The depot Immediately adioins the Expos
i,ion building it being hardly two minutes
walk 20 the grand structure which, being
Tie scene Of both Conventions, viii IN
doubleday mark The spot where the next
President, name is finally made certain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-03
7'he Stephenson Female
Seminary,
MI. Paryo Institute

H1HE Third Session Will begin MONDAY ser
TENnKR Ism, 1874, and close June 2ith
los. The New Building, ailording comfortable
accommodations for 80 boarderS. VIII II IS eN'
pccied. be ready for use at the beginning OF the
Session. Prof. Max. Brownold will teach In
strumental Music.
Board, SlGO per year; Tuition, S25 to 40
Board from Monday morning 70 Friday evening
sl29 per year Music, so; Use 81 Piano -
For Catalogue apply to Principal, Charlestown
Jefferson County, W Va. -,,,r
July 3. fsst-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-03
EEHSY NOTES.

The Presidents daughter. Miss Nellie,
set one ofthe stones OF the Monument lsst
week.
Gen. Ward B. Burnett Of New York, the
hero Of o wars, died in Washington last week.
lie was awarded by his commdea in the
Mexican war the gold box presented An
drew Jackson by the city ofNcw York.
The wealthy wife of Bishop Warren Of
the N. i. Church has just given $l0o.oo0
to The Denver Coil University to create q
school Of divinity 20 be cslled after her first
husband-IiG the western cattle king.
The topping Of New York bankers and
brokers continues at Observation-Disclosures
Morgan's failure following close on that of
Commodore c. K. Garrison.
Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner Of w Va pre-
sided at The snnusl meeting last week Of he
Georgetown ID. c. College Alumni and
participated in the Subsequent dinner ofthe
society at the College.
Ofthc p New York delegates to the con
vention the Herald makes out 81 fer Cleve-
land and the Albany Argss 50. The latter
estimate Is nearer the truth, probably.
Prof Summer Of Yale IS leading the re-
publican holt against Blaine in southern
Connecticut.
Rough on Rats" clears oui Ea;s, 3Iicc. 15c
"Roush on COINS, fog Cor;S, Baaioas l5c.
Thin people. "Wel.~ HcalH, Remover re
stores health and yigor cues lysFcIeil, &c. Il
Rough on .foothachc instant relief. l5o
Ladies who would retain freshness aud viva
city don't ia.i try Wells Health Remover.
"Buchu-pa.bo, great hi1ncyand urinary cure
Files. reaches. ants. bsi-buss, rats, mice
cleared oUt hy Rough on Rats lac.
Rough on Coughs tToches, l5c liquid, 25c
. For children. slow in decclapcmeut, puny
and dcicatc use Wells Health Remover
"Rou.h on Dentist Tooth Powder. Tryi:. i5c
/ Nc-ylu. Weakness. Dyspepsia, Sexual DebiI
/ ~ cured 10y wells Health Remover" 81.
/ Ma'acrSwans Worm syrup, or fcycr.siness
| worms constipation tastelc-s. DC.
/ Singing irritation. all Kidney and rinarl
/ complaints cured by "Duchu-paina. q.
/ Nislt sweats fever, chi'ls, malaria Gyspcp
/ ala, cured by Wells Health Remover
] Ny husband writes LADY, i-thrcc times th'
man since using Wells Health Remover.
/ II you are falling. broken, worn out 0nj
nervous. use Wells Health Remover 81.
Prevalence of Kidney complaint i'm America
Buchupaibd is quick, complete cure. 3
The Circuit and County Clerks Office.
viii be closed on Friday. We reckon
Uncle Tom will take time % give hi
official attention to such as might be CT
malr;aSc bent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-03
Mount paryo Institute

WILL BE CONTINUED TIE ENSUING
W term under the care Of Mrs. BELLE
GALLAIlER and Miss Gus Y. WILSON, assisted BY
competent instructors.
1.-THE John Stephenson Femsle Seminary
building IS not ready for occupancy at the be,
ginning Of the session and Rev. Mr. Campbell
cunnot vacate the building now occupied by
him promptly, az expected " Monn' Parvo IN
s;itutc" under the new management will be
openod, temporarily, elsewhere.
Fuller notice will DC given later.
Tnlv Z 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-03
STATE Of West p'irgsnI0,
County Of Jefferson

Gesk's Office Of the County Court.
The following is List Of Deeis admitted TO
Record in soil Office, during the week ending
June %. 1884:
l. William J. Graniham tn John c. Shirley
Trustee for sundry creditors Of Grantor Deed
# Trust. dated June 2Dth 1881, conveying crops
Of Wheat and one Wagon. Date OF record
June I'D. iS-i.
, Ann Elizabeth Fawcett and others to John
"a Fawcett. Deed Of Bargain and sale, dated
Nav lst 1854. conveying Three Undivided
Fourth shares in and 20 q Lot OF Land ~ sheli-
herdstogn. Date of Record, Jane 3D. 1881.
3. United States Of America, ~ Kenneth Ray
ner solicitor OF the Treasury TOD Garland Hurst
Deed Of Bargain and Sale. dated June lat, i,'O'
conveying two lots Of Land, in the town 9fiiar-
per's ferry. Date OF Record June 9TH, ISL.
4 John Ketzner and wifi. 70 Joseph L. Schil-
line. Trustee for George Diitmyer and brothers.
Deed of Trust. dated June 2d. Isl, conveying
a Lot Of Land in the town OF Bolivar. Date OF
Record, June 9th, ISL.
Testc.
T. \. MOORE.
Juno ~ l.si ClcgS Of County Court.