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In the House.

was passed. =. MIR. Enloe introduced a.
resolution to further extend the investiga-
ton Of the charges against Commissioners Of
Pensions Raum so as to inquire into the
business regulations existing bstwesn the
Commissioner and his son, John Raum, who
is engaged in the prosecution Of pension and
bounty claims.
1sSfH DAY.-Before the reading Of the
journal Mr.. Rogers raised the point that
there was no quorum present. and the
Speaker being unable to count quorum q
call of the House was ordered. One hundred
and seventy-four members having responded
to their names the House proceeded, under
the special order, to the consideration Of the
Senate amendments to the Indian Appro-
priation bill. The House non-concurred In
the Senate amendments
1S9rH DAY.-The conference report on the
Sundry Civil bill was agreed to. The floor
was then accorded to the Committee on the
District OF Columbia, and the bill (known as
the Atkinson billy comforting cartain privi-
eges on the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company was taken up. MIR. Craig
reported favorably the Senate bill to In.
crease the rate Of pension In certain cases OF
deafness.
19OrH DAY.-The Senate bill for prevent
np collisions at sea was reconsidered,
5meuQeu duu dSlu pdSSsu.'. ino Soha.o
amendments to the House bill for the estab-
lishment Of national park at Chickamauga
we're non -concurred In and conference or
dered.
19lsT DAY.-The conference report on the
Fertilization bill was agreed to. -. The
Speaker laid before the House the Senate
bill for the relief of Nathaniel Mckay and
the executors of Donald Mckay, who seek
compensation for work done upon the moni-
tors. Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, made the
point Of order that the bill must be consid-
cred in Committee Of the Whole. The
Speaker overruled the point Of order, and
Mr.. Springer appealed. On sustaining the de-
cision Of the Chair, the vote stood-yeas lOS,
nays 81: no Quorum. A call of the House
disclosed bare quorum, which disappeared
when the vote recurred on sustaining the de-
cision OF the Speaker. The House then ad-
ionrnnd
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Johnssown, Penn, at 81, 900, which is larger
than before the food. The population on
the day before the flood was 80, Ia, and s1s7
Of these perished. The population Of Cam
bria County, In which Johnstown Is situated,
Ia 65.6la ----- ----..-.-- -
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LIFE, says Southern poet, is bat
tie. This fact may account for the IN
Vulnerable majors and colonels in that
delightful portion Of our great and
glorious land.
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ROBBED a SANCTUARY.

Bandits Attack Monastery and Kill
Three Monks.
The monastery near Narti, Italy, was at
acked in broad daylight by aparty OF BAN
dts.
The monks made brave resistance AMI
three of them were killed In the struggle for
the defence Of their property.
The bandits succeeded, however, In carry
ing off many valuables, including the sac:.t
vessels used in the chapel.
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FIFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
In the Senate.

17BrH DxT.-Six paragraphs Of the metal
schedule of the Tariff bill were disposed Of
i IA substitute for the House Election bill
was reported by the Elections Committee
..-.M MIR. Frye announced that he would call
up the River and Harbor bill on the follow
ing Friday. The conference reports on the
Sundry Civil and Fertilization bills were
177TH DAY:-Practically no progress was
made on the Tariff bill. =. The conference re-
port on the Sundry Civil bill was discussed at
much length, and the bill was ordered to
further conference The conference report
on the Fertilization bill was agreed to-.
The Senate passed the concurrent resolution
expressing the desire Of Congress for the re-
Riverside Park, New Y FORK city, to the Ma
tional Arlington Cemetery near Washington.
l7STH DAY.-The Senate met at 10 A. NJ,
but roll-can showed that there were in the
chamber twelve Senators less than quo
rum The Sergeent-at-Arms was directed to
request the attendance Of absentees, and by
1920 the presence OF quorum was secured
and business was proceeded with. h....
Mr.: Hoar' offered q resolution, which was
referred to the Committee on Rules, putting
a limit. TO- debate on pending bills. The
Tariff bill was then taken up, the question
being on Mr. Buffers amendment to reduce
the duty on cotton ties to IS per cent. ad
valorem. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Butler, Vest, Trpie and Plumb. The
amendment was lost.
17gTH DAY.-The Tariff bill was again
under consideration. -. Mr.. Edmunds intro
duced an order designed to curtail debate.
The Senate Committee on Appropriations re-
ported the bill making appropriations for
to carry into effect the Disability Pension
act, with amendments. Mr.. Mitchell Of
fered an amendment to the General De-
fciency Appropriation bill to pay the estate
of John Roach $80, 900 for labor and mate
rials.
18OTH DAY.-The discussion of the Tariff
bill was continued, among the speakers being
Messrs. Moody, Vance, Daniel and Morgan
Mr.. Quay offered resolution. the effect
Of which would be to prevent consideration
Of the Election bill at the present session. -.
limiting debate. Mr.. Mcmillan reported
favorably the bill passed by the House
granting annual leaves Of absence to clerks
Of first and second class postofhces, amended
so as to include employees Of the Government
mail bag repair shops.
1SlsT DAY.-No progress was made on the
Tariff bill, which was discussed for several
hours. The resolution offered the day be-
fore BY Mr.. Quay was referred to the Com
mittee on Rules. :. The House bill making
an appropriation for an increased clerical
| force In the Pension Bureau was passed..
Mr.. Teller introduced new silver bill, in
the shape Of an amendment to discontinue
the coinage of the g and 81 gold pieces, and
| three-cent nickel pieces. IA conference
was ordered on the Senate bill in regard to
collisions at sea, and Messrs. Frye, Wash.
burn and German were appointed conferees
on the part Of the Senate
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THERE is a shrinkags Of ehqut twenty per
cant. In the milk supply ID s6Ss PORTIONS Of
Massachusetts, owing TO the shortened con.
dition Of the grass In the pastures and the
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Fourth Day Of the Strike.

All but dozen passenger trains, and these
mostly "city locals, of the 133 regularly due
out Of the Grand Central station in New
York city, started as usual on the fourth day
Of the strike and the New York Central and
ceeded in moving freight oil along the line.
Beyond this petty delay to traffic abso..
lutely nothing was left of the Knights Of
Labor strike begun on Friday last at seven
P. NJ, except threats by the knights Of fur
ther trouble for the Vanderbilt corporation,
based upon hope that tho General Ezecu-
tive Board of the order would declare strikes
upon all the roads in the system:
Few of the best informed Knights, and
fewer still of railroad men at large, con-
sidered this at all likely. They thought,
rather, that the Executive Board would
severely criticise the managers Of the local
strike for their i'll considered action.
On the West Shore road, where the strike
of switchmen in sympathy with the Central
knights was still on, the effects OF the strike
have been trifing. Traffic was practically
uninterrupted.
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EXCURSION parties from New England and
the Middle States are visiting Alaska. One
recent party numbered 100 persons.
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there was nothing to arbitrate, and Mr..
Donovan's attempt at mediation failed.
The Knights of Labor still asserted that
they would continue the fight and, if their
demands were not granted, that the Knights
everywhere on the Vanderbilt roads would
be ordered out. They did not relax their
efforts to induce the firemen and engineers of
the Brotherhood, whose support they pre-
maturely announced that they had obtained
on Sunday, to join in the strike.
Vice-President Webb stated that the strik-
ers had relinquished control of the Central
yards at De Witt, n. Y, and the company
is AGAIN in charge
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-16

ItaVB WIIluIlepOTL TOT HugtTkT0WTl, Dob
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport. S.39 q.
NJ, and 1918. $50, 1920 and sos P. 81.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg, 1910
A. NJ, and 1925 and 6.36 p. II. Arrive at Elm
Leave Emnitsburg for Rocky Ridge 8 20 A.
~. and 2.45 and 5.45 2. n. Arrive at Rocky
Ridge $50 A. Is. and 1923 and els Pm.
Leave Frederick junction for Frederick,
1882 A. 81. and 500 P. II.
Leave Frederick Junction for Taneytown
Litilestown, York and Columbia 9.5s a. N and
3.42 P. 81.
II. & P. R. R. Trains leave shippeusburg
$50 a. u. and 100 P. II; arrive at Shippens-
burg 1872 A. ". and 6.55 P. n
FDaily. Mondays and Fridays only. All
others Daily except Sunday.
B. II. GRIsWOLD, Gen1 Pass. Agent.
July L 1890
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1t looks a good deal to me as
though some persons interested in
the rate of duties had said; owe do
not care what the effect is upon the
revenues; that is not our concern nor
our responsibility; some Congress
has got to meet that, and in the mean
time we want tue pound of flesh"
will not say that the pound Of flesh
nominated in the bond, because there
was no bond but they want the ben,
eft of the opportunity to be created
and they have succeeded in getting
it, whereby their profits will be en-
hanced-I viii not say anything now
about the resulting benefit to the
country-but whereby their profits
will be enhanced; and it is very
awkward condition of things, a very
injurious condition of things, that has
been brought about to the country.
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81 do hope you'll get home before
it rains" said the young woman with
anxious solicitude, and it was not
until some time after he had gone
that she began to understand why
the young man had left her so abrupt
~ at the door and gone away without
the usual kiss Chicago tribune.
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Notice 90 CYedifoTs.

State Of West Virginia, Jefferson County. Set.
In the County Court, August Term. 1890
at. Al a i term OF the County Court of said JET
the ath day of August, 1890. '''-A LEU
me report OF the account of s. w. Wash
iingt.on, executor, OF William Burnett, deceased
Iag oeeu aied in the Clerks Office of this
- :, - Two years having expired since the
Suu IN. OF said executor, upon motion
- slcS ssss',sees Of said deeedent by Attorney
,r,,a.t tnat the creditors of said William
1y. l4S-. s 5tt on MONDAY. THE 3D DAY oP No
va ,Sal3 lss9 show cause against the pay1neSt
ana uelivery OF the estate Of said deeedent ~
his legntees or distributes useeueut 70
a Copy--Teste
GERARD D. MOORE.
IN 49, Clerk of said Cont
Ans ~ lsy9z Of Esprit Fee, $3.50
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BLACK AND CoLoRED Silks at less than cost.
This in your time to get silk Dress cheap at
Beachley's, Hagerstown.
AT A GREAT SAoRIFIcR.-Ca Cashmere, Suit
ings, Mems and Boys wear generally worry
cheap, and good Tailors to make them up
Beachley & Co. are going out Of business.
THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES are the
best Beachley & Co. are. the agents. They
viii continue this part of the business
BEAcHLEY g Co. soy It would take ten years
to retail their SIS, GOO stock of Dry Goods,
Shoes, Carpets, Groceries, &c, at cost. and
even at less than cost They intend to reduce
it very much and then sell it to parties to 90 on
with the business again.
FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-Beachley g.
Co. have just unpaeked their Blankets, heavy
Dress Goods. Flannels, Ladies' and MIsseS'
Goats. DC. Unless you buy now, you will pay
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Flossy-''I don't care, I think Jack
Townsley is real meant" Annette
Why, FIossy?" Flossy-'sHe wrote
to me from Florida saying he had
shot an alligator seven feet long,
and said when he shot another he
would have pair Of slippers made
for me.'
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PAINTING!
PLASrERlMG.

q lasteriug, nrid viii endeavor to i've
g ien e ans line Of work which he may
seqiinte tor whether in coarse or fine finish
sent g Ailadseiyay. Jefferson county.
iiqIc et Using rntcs
Wal a. MCINTYRE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-16
What Does It Mean 2

900 Doses One Dollar means simply that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most economical
medicine to buy, because it gives more for the
money than any other preparation. Each bot
q month, while other preparations taken ac-
cording to directions, are gone in q week
Therefore. be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla
the best blood purifier
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-16

WiIIis-Yes, that man / hired the
other day played mean trick on mo.
I told him I'd pay him IS AWeek In
advance and fnd him.
Wallace-Well, did You pay him
e5 in advance7
Yes, did, confound ft! but I
haven't been able to find him yet.
Nea0 York World.
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Memphie Exprcss Wet and Mail train East
run daily between Harrisburg and HageTe-
town On Sunday train leaves HurFifbUrg aG
TO T. NJ, running one bonr later than ndyeT-
tEed time of Harrisburg Aceonin1o dntion. mr.
irving at HngerEtowu 1O;05 r. 81. Train wiz
leave HageTstown at 7:15 A. N. on sunday
running one hour later than train no. 4, ar
irving ut Harrisburg at e.55 a. ST.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on trains Noe
Q and between Philadelphia and New Orleans,
and on Nos. and between New York and
Memphis.
Through coaches TO and from PhiladelphIa
on trains Nos. Is and East and aud West
J. F. BOYD, Superintendent.
II. A RIDDLE, Gen'l Pass. Agent
May. 90, 1922.
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y ? ~ IlAUNlIT UuIl
CONNECTIONS.


Train 416 connects at Harper's Ferry with
Fast limited Exp. trains leaving at on P. NJ,
arriving at Pittsburg at so a. NJ, Columbus
8 % A. NJ, and at Chicago II 10 a. III. next
morning with train leaving at 4 SO p. NJ, ar
irving ut Cincinnati at 2 As A. A.. ST. Louis
6 so 2. NJ, and connects at Weaverton with
train arriving at Hagerstown at 9 90 p. NJ, and
at Washington Junction with train arriving in
Frederick at 9 so P. NJ.
Train 4ls connects with Fast veetibuicd
train at Harper,s Ferry Rt 10 10 P. NJ, for
Pittsburg at II O6 p. n, for Chicago 1 OS A.
NJ, for Cincinnati and st. Louis Arrive MT
Pittsburg at 90 A. NJ, Chicago at 9 As P. NJ.
Cincinnati at 5 90 P M, and st. Louis 8 SO A. NJ
Trains AZ and AS have Pullman Buffer Par
Tor Cars between Staunton and Baltimore.
b. 8 o. Palace Sleeping Cars run through to
Sincinnati' st. Louis, Chicago and Pitts6urp
on 0ll express trains.
For rates, tickets. baggage checks, apply to
any office of the B. & o. r. R., or TO q. :.
ter, Yirginia.
J. I. oDELL, General Manager.
GHAS. Q; SOUL, Gen1 Pass. Agt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Two opInions onthe Lie BiIl.
BY LANES q. PLArn.

There is not a section nor lire In
the entire bill that will open The maR-
Get for another buOhel o9 wheat OF
another barrel Of pork.
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PoETIeAL.
AnnIe RooneY RaNIsed.

Annie Rooney Revised
The song thaea lately all ihe rage.
Upon the street and on the stage
And growing fast to ripe old age,
is siLittlo annie Rooney.
Early morning, noon and nighs
iTis sung By Oh, and seldom right,
And whisted in more shocking plight,
WIN surely drive us looneyl
It makes no difference whore you 60
You can't escape this tale Of roe
Instead of 'tAnnle Laurie now
The band plays 3, Annie Rooney"
CHORUS.
She's q chestnut, she's q bore,
May we hear them never moroi
Wish they would marry; take the IL grippl
Aud go down with McGinty,
While they are on their wedding trip.
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q Baltimore
B. = 9. i. Il. $50 AM. $50 Pm. leo pm
" Baltimore.
W. NJ. 4. r. 11.9o An. $50 PM
lie. HngcrstoSliNs 10 AM leo PM 1888 PM
Ar Harrisburg,
C;Y; L. r; GO An. 7ooP.NL SEQ PIT
" Philadelphia
p. X. Z. 1O.e0 AM O.b5 PM GRO pyf
g New York 100 Pm. $50 An. 0.35 m
No Carries Pullman Palace Buffet sleeplnk
Car through from Memphis To New York, via
HagerstowD and Harrisburg
No. makes through connection yia Shenab-
donh junction md b Il o. r. Il for WaEh-
iugton Hrifi fatihfore and (lns-rfaftff s4fn
Western Maryland liuilrand foT baltimore, md
also carries Pullman Palace BuEttgl 'Hgilililiai
from Hew Orleans to philadelphia via Hagers-
town and Harrisburg without chance.
No. mckee close connection al Shenandoah
junction with d. & o. K z for Washington
and Baltimore.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
Con Pass. ard Ticket Agent
DAVID w. FLICkWIR.
Gen. Superintendent, Roanoke, Va.
CHAS- NJ. FUTTERER.
Pass. Agent, Hugeretolyn, Md
Juno 10, 1890.
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MoT HcEI
.lIll-I. lalaIT sLop Remoged

fn1f1sre lebaiqi Shop RemoUed.
ms siied ias removed his Furniture
slpair allol1 n us residence on Congress
near Searlts harlestown. where ne in
los 70 tlir 81 lzi1s of Furniture. Is here
tetq lezi s.szse SOFAS, and 9prira-seat
Chairs Rec PHO sEcd IN the very best stvie
aistrE OF this kind done Il
ihF't aidenesa ili fife him notice, ana he
ltt1ere 6 Win also do small Jobs
III arpenter ~ Nd wiz be glad To so. an
rlslotil.i
6ns hnpi4 Hbusehoid Frrnii,,re IN
fill send - ma, VIII sell it for
Ref low fInfdission-
As T. g. RUST
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A TALE on TRUrH.-A MAJ

a IALE or IRUTH.-A man traV-
cling in desert met woman.
"Who art thou?,' asked the man,
"and why dost thy dwell in this
dreadful placer
My name" replied tine woman,
sis truth and [ live in the desert in
order to be near my worshipers when
they are driven from among their fell
lows. They all come, sooner or
later.
"Well," said the man, looking
about, fthe country doesn't appear
to be very thickly settled here. /"
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Take NOTICE !!

EFNRIs is to give notice that Irequire a settle
Il ment of accounts. Unjust have the money
due me 10 enable me to carry on my business
and all indebted TO me for merchandise are
hereby notified to come forward aud make set
Element as once, Us longer indulgence cannot
be given. D. w. HANNAH
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sefved come handsome
q me lot Of Opal. as
fgrayed Globes. Those
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S0UTHYARD.

Additional mixed trains Southward pass
CharlestoWnrat- s. "a A. N. and 9 SO P. NJ, ar
irving ut Harrisonburg 25 and IL 20 P. n. i
On Sunday mixed train leaves Charlestown
Southwark at S.4S A. NJ, arriving at HARRISON
burg 90 p. n.
Ht1oiIy- ay-anrt STn5ox, 4S,,,,,7,-, s,.,l,.
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Jefferson Wooden Mill.

(Forplerly Porter's Factoyy.)
FINDER the above mentioned name the old
~ "PorteF's Factory which IN days gone
by enjoyed almost national reputation for
excellent manufactures, IS still operated by
the undersigned. Necessary repairs have
been made and Improved machinery introduced,
and I viii cOntinHe 10 nnaintain the rep
Utation Of the mill ard 20 meet the demand OF
the public for nrst-elass goods.
The HigheHt Market Price will be paid Tor
Wool delivered at the 5iill or ct such points as
may be designated.
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, will receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully.
J1osJ. JOBEe
p O.-Wheatiand. Jefferson Comfy, W. Va.
June J. 1555-cdJa27 90.
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tlIleIleIIod a s7Is@
rime r3ille a e ~ '' ~.

g ), ~ =; a ~. ~ DAIl4 Daily
ss51' ~ = st - Express. except
= @ss.Al;{ Sunday.
40 o. MOL Loci Ace
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Western MaFVIand r. R

N'D.'-'1sO4IENNf WITH
Il. y P. R. R. Mt Shippensburg, Shenandoah
Valley aud B. SS O: Railroads at Hagers-
towns Penna. r. K. at Frederick juno
ton. aud P. w. & B., N. c. and b.
p. Railroads ut Union Station.
Baltimore Md
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STE



TIME Ninth ion iin bl
9TH. 1870.
The following or-i6r
show IN what eeiiiIfatiou he cfHc 1Il
Its patrons and b Ae e4l
tunity Of becoin eeqn
take pleasure comm
patronage the t3oE
NARY. 4 was myself 5 pupil 81 rcIe0
the Roy g. n. Campbell come
tno 2 laaIil folini ca einys ana 1o
bo 9 good rchclc 1dithfni aud come.
teacher. Tho Gnceel5 81 fhia ami11
been marked from It's est1b ohm
ttsGne sa Rdilclns and other d .IIei
should have u l19 and pro
I believe It merit patfpal
and other communities
Being a patron Of tue
MALE SEMINARY, benr testimony ID
Is in all respects an excellent school d ~
iadies. Its course Is thug alo1ts
ness that commands ms admired Ell.
at the same TINT 80 taUliif MSS 3 lcc1nie
tractiVe to tile scholars. accom- NJ I'D
Principal and Teachers have solved rs 10
lem of making hard study 9 plea ufs
student.
Its discipline IS all that any chfissdi q
prudent parent e0n desire. Exact ant II q
1t is gentle, aztec ron ate aud honest fDsi q
girls who board soon learn to regard hen rs 4
as members of the Christian family ltps ff
are spared to preserve health, and % in1iIe &
young ladies eeiptertable and happy III
school can offer etebt er I'D raiitaaes f6f a VI
and religious cul ghFe
Rev. G. N. Cainp9el d has 1bnndahiis 50, Nj
his peculiar ada fatloI TO teaching md q
ing young ladies, and he iin shown ftis III u /
inent degree in has selection Of teaehaFs d 81
sist him. q. e. HOPKINS
Pastor Presbyterian Charf /
My daughter has blsen a student D "A
STEPHENSON f ~ ALE SIX NINA yY Gii0flcst'.,
Jefferson county, ", Ma nud ir61 Ill
portunity thus afforded can fornf asef.4 \
judgment of this ability OF the corps 81 t.
ers of this Sciniiigrs. gives me pl cdsii-.
testify to the sattsieetorY niaunef IA 81 ssif u
pupils of the school are t9usht. Their edt;i
ton is, in my jId giu ent, much more 81 -
and thorough than that to he aeQaifl Z, 4 4 Z
male seminaTies generally. The Setliii,ai5i
located in n healthy country, Inhabited q M
moral. educated and Fcfinrd pe01lS
Thomas G. GREEN 81
Indge of tile Sapfeine Court ii taa
Vest Yirginin. II
For Catalogue confauiHe 5ur5es 8 etsid
n nh m
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no. carries Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeniney
Car from New York and PhiladeIpbia3 via jieys.
rlsourg, to Chattanooga aud Aieuiphls, without
Has connection at Hagerstown with fiat
mall from Baltimore "H As.s
Also makes close connection at WayneshorS
junction with O. & o. Railway west-bonnd
trains
No. has through connection from Philn5eis
phia via Harrisburg and C. " Railroad Mac
carries Pullman Palace Buffet Sleepins, Car
from Philadelphia, via Harrisburg. to Now Or
leans, without change
No. has connection from Baltimore ana
Washington at Shenandoah Junction Ma B. 3
o. R. R 'sN - "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-16
GeoFge d. TraYis.
THE BOSS BARBER.

THE BOSS BARBER.
PESPECTFULLY announces to his friends
III and the public that has removed to the
front upper room in the Gibson building adj
Joining the. courthouse yard.
My shop has been Thoroughly Furnished and
improved, with the Best Patent Spring Chairs
&C.. is large and roUnly. and shall constantly
have the services of a competent assistant.
Fromptness. neatness and politeness my motto
April 6, 1885