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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-11

E. II. BLACK. painter, ia EDDY street.
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MEN, CITY OR CoUNTRY-SI STARTS YOU
w in business that pays 81 a Day PIONEER
SPECIALITY co, 535 California ST. dell 2tt
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HEIp wANrEp-coNr1Nurn

HELP WANTED-CoNTINUE
I7RI FOR GENERAL Ho6sEw6RR: R1S.
" lily Off. sl3 Page St DELI 2tt
I1xPERIENCED EURsEGTRL FOB nav .
ia months old: state references wages address
MRS. l.. NJ. box 100. Gait Branch once. CELL 2t<
YOUNG PROTESTANT AMERICAN GIRL 1S
sist with general housework Call Monday I2Is
Haightst
n DR.. HaIpruner's Corn Medfelne.-Biily shan
non. comedian. Or. Halpruners medicine use.
sold at $40 Market ST. samples, 10c sent by mails
MIpDLE-AGED WOMAN CARE chill DREN
III and Ugh homework: SIS. lag Hartford bet
18th and 10th, Castro and Noe.
1IIDDLE-AGED WOMAN NURSE LADY Ann
lfI do light housework. 92512 Mission
GIRL LIGHT HoUsEwoRK: FAMILY . Avn
tanooga reference
LIIRsT.CLAss GIRL HELP FINE CUSTOM
L coats 80 Prospect pace
4IRL FOR GERMAN COOKING AND VASE
u Ing: $50. 1402 McAilister st.
IA ANTED-YoUNG LADIES TO LEARN TF7
W egrapny day or evening, and qualify for pos
tons paying $50, s75 to 800 mo- Cal, Telegraph
Co, Kearny St. corner Clay
TFxPFRIENCED GIRL TO ATTEND STATToT
u ery-store. Gail after P. n. 239 Hayes st. |
OK PRETTY GIRLS. FROM IL 10 i6 YEARS
~ OF age to take part In strictly reSpect8bls
8 and 70 ocoef ~ 4 b morn
MESsRS. 4. q F., III and 1l3 Bush ST.
4IRL ASSIST LIGHT HoUSEWORK Avn
" take care or DaDY. OH McAIIlSter ST.
OPERATORS wa n T EU- EXPEgIENCTr
" hands to make shirts on Singer sewing machIna.
also limited number OF young girls, inexperiene-d
will be taken for instruction. Apply at Standart
Shirt Factory. Cough. pct Hayes and Grove 2Ogt Se
a ANTED-GERMAN GIRLS FOX ALL KI[D-
~ of nOusework. III. TAYLOR & Co. l18 Eddy
street. no3O % y
Is ANTED-woMAN TAKE CARE INFANT
" and lady. Call Store. 426 Geary st. deiO 3tt
TTPsTATRs GIRL: GOOD sEAMSTRESS AP-
y ply Immediately 1873 Pacific ave deg 3ts
RLGENERAL HoUSEwoRK IN SMAIIFA1T-
y fly. l5s74a Turk St deg 3Js
GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWoRK: SMALL
" family 620Ia Hayes st. dec 81
IA ANTED-A WOMAN OF TACT: STATE FY-
w perieuce and salary expected. Address Pro-
motion, box l46, Call Branch Office. dec 81
YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwORK-
family of ~ VIII have good home. Can l2Ia
LomoIrd ST.. near Larkin. deS 4tt
DESPECTABLE GIRLS WISHING To MARRY
IL honest men. your address to MRS n
box 81, Call Branch once. de8 TT
IA ACTRESSES CAN FIND STEADY Employ
w ment64T Jackson. cor. Kearny good pay.l I5s
IA ANTED IMMEDIATELY-I0O BABIES or
W all nations for the International Candle Contest
BABY show aud Living Chess Tournament, 20 be
held Ia Mechanics Pavilion December 10 10 II
compete for the valuable prizes; charge made
for entries: bring baby with you and register Al
once at Office, 10l7 Market ST., H. ROLTAIK
manager. no3O II
n GOD SITUATION ASSURED TO ALL COMPE.
VI tent graduates from Merrill College OF Short.
hand Typewrittng and Teegraphy. $50 Market
St send for circular nol7 q
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Y DUNG MAN. SPEAKS GERMAN AND ENG
1 lish. wishes situation to drive delivery wagon
or to work in a wholesale house. Address D., box
lO4 Call Branch ONCE dele 3ts
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
~ Trinity Church. Corner Post aud
es~c Powell sts.-key. Hobart Chetwood mInister
in charge lev. Il NJ Edwards assistant Services
every Sunday at II A. ana z 80 r. NJ Holv com
Sundays at 3 A NJ, the chapel. All arc welcome
TSy Church of the Advent EpIscon,Ij
k~S Eleventh street. near Market-The p.cnie's
church Rev. John Gray. rector. Third Sunday in
Advent Holy communion. A N. Morning PRAYER
and sermon at IL A. N, Music by the great choir
or sixty boys aud men. Evening prayer and ser-
mon at TAB. Subject, The Heathen at Home -
EVERYBODY welcome.
49, and Clay st.-Rev. w. w. Davis rector. rev
u. III. Church. Tector's assistant Third Snpdav An
Advent A. s.-Holy communion. IL
Morning prayer and sermon. 2 80 N-Chtldren,.
service aud instruction. 7:s5F. M.-Eyensono ana
sermon, subject. "rhs Young Man ana HIS BibIs -
Seats free. All welcome
EyS Calvary Presbyterian Church Pow-
As-S ell ST.. cor. Geary-Rev +. g. Easton n /,
pastor. Rev. DIR. Mutton VIII preach at III A NJ ana
1880 r. N. SabOathsehool at IL 80 p NJ strangers
cordially invited.
- Van Ness Avenue Methodist Eni.
~ copai Church. Van Ness ave-. bef Husb ana
Pine SITS. Rev. Samuel Hirst pastor fresience IA "a
Bush ST.. Preaching Mt IL A. N. and ? 90 p ~
SundaysehoOl at 1880 p. NJ. c. A Mavdyeii
superintendent Epworth League at $50 p NJ .
Thomas Johns leader. Peoples meeting on
Wednesday evening at 1880. Boys Brigade On
will preach on sunday morning. the pastor In the
evening. Subject: Lessons From the Iife ~
Jacob" All are cordially invted to these zerysrrs
Seats free and ushers provided. an N
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Advertisements OF males wanting sitaa-
IONS pubiished free.
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Gd0 TO S75 PER MONTH AS OPERATORS
ID " and station agents guaranteed to young men
and ladies learning telegraphy; many learn in J
months. o, particulars address hCALLISTER'S
School Telegrapby, Minneapolis, Mihn.
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CooK-YoUNG GERMAN CO OK. WILLING TO
" work, wants position as order and assistant
cook Address Cook boz y. Call Brancn daIO 81
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HS. Dividend Notice efftce of May
S~S Flower Gravel Mining Company, $50 Pine
; g.. rooms lS and 10. San Francisco December q,
1882. At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
the May Flower Grave Mining Co mpany held this
day, dividend mo. - of twenty-five (25) cents
per share was declared. payable on and after DO.
cember 10. 1892. Transfer hooks closed.
dee I'd u. ii. KENT, Secretary.
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IA ANTED-HoUSEwoR OR DIsHWASHINC
w by The day or month. Cali 764 FOLSOM. deIO 3

EABINEr-MAKER WANTS SITUATION IN
" furn tureStore or hotel: yarntsh polish aud
lay carpet. Address K. NJ. box I62, Csll Branch
once delU 81
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G. = TO SIS PER DAY AT HOME. SELLING
u - lightning platter and plating jewery, Watches
tableware, etc. Plates the fuest OF iewery good
new, ali kinds OF metal with gold, silver or
nickel No experience. n o capital EyeEy house
has goods needing plating. II. K. DELN0 & CO
Columbus o. selS 81 Ut
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THE SrEDMAN-HUTCHINSOA LIBRARY OF
l. American Literature offers an exceptional op
portunity 10 agents who have sold encyclopedias,
histories or hgh-elaSs subscription booSs; agent
cleared 1911 20 In first two weeks work: agents
In one town cleared ST07 40 in week l lady
In Pittsburg cleared $40 40 in day; references
required but no capital; no delivering and col
lecElng; inexperienced men carefully taught and
trained Address at once CHARLES l. WEBS FER
& Co. 81 Filth ave, New YORK.
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HOLESALE HOUSES OR FIRMS-MAN
with rig wants situation a rencepainter aud
advertiser on salary. lI1S Golden Gate ave. 10 81
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OPERATORS w n L u - EXPERIENCE
" hands to make shirts on Singer sewing mach lDa.
also limited number OF young girls, inexperien e-d
will be taken for instruction. Apply at Stapdlrf
Shirt Factory. Cough. pct Hayes and Grove ZOtf =,
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OK PRETTY GIRLS FROM IL 10 10 YEARS
~ OF age to take part ia strictly Respectable
performance at good salary Apply MONDAY mor1
ing between s. and ~ O'Clock, at the once NJ
MESSRS T. & f.. III and lib Bush 81
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NOUNG MAN LATELY FROM THE EAST
wishes situation: willing TO do any kind OF work;
city or country Address j. g., box 20. this
Office
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YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE PLANING-MILL
Il work; has Is years experience: understands
details and eau take charge OF small mii; is good
bandsaw and shaper hand: can give good refer
Address f b.. 28ln Sixteenth ar de
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Il ANTED - STEADY PLACE By A SOBER,
W thorough farmer and gardener: references
given. Address il. b, room 1912, Empire Lodging
house,
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SITUATIoN wANTED-CoMPETENT MAN TO
- for horses carriages anG harness; also good
gardener: can milk handy with tools: best
of references. Address A. b., box 12l, Ca Branch
feffce dell st
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ORCHARD AND VINEYARD FARMER, WITH
" hrst-c ass California references, wants situa-
ton. Apply TO j. +. CRoSETr & CO.. 62S Saefa-
mento ST. delO3
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N ANTED-YUUNG MEN TO LEARN TkLEG &.
W raphy day or evening. and qualify for 1sittons
paying s75 to 500 mo. Cal. Telegraph Co., hearuy
t., CLAW,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-22
The Clip.

Two years ago the country was 'Hilrr-
isg from an epidemic Of grip, and now 1t
is again sweeping over it, attacking all
kinds. classes AMI conditions, from the
bunll4st labofcr in his little cabin to the
millionaire in Lis palatial dwelling. The
present epidemic seems to lie more deadly
than any that has preceded it. There IS
hardly a family that has escaped the con-
tacion AID instances are numerous whore
every member has been Frustrated by 1t.
Even those who have been more fortunate
have suffered from severe colds aud alto
oetber il has been very trying period
for those able to be around to say nothing
of those who have been compelled 70 take
f. their beds. The consequence IS business
of nearly every Kind suffers, physicians
are overworkod and the undeTtakers have
all they can 90 TO properly inter the dead
The grip, pure ard simple, seldom If
ever proves fatal, but is very often the
indirect cause of death especially among
the very young, the very aged, and Of per
sons who have been broken down with
chronic troubles. 1t resolves itself into
pneumonia and that dangerous malady
results in death in large per cent OF
cases. In the cases of young or middle
AGED people who have previously been
healthy. the chances for recovery are none
too good unless great prccaution is used.
With old people the chances are decided
~ against recovery unless they have been
of very robust health. No place OF sec
ton is beyond its reach, and its ravsgcs
are as severe and dangerous in the mount
aims as among the crowded homes of the
large cities. Fatal consequences often
following the attack so quickly that VIC
cannot too strongly impress the import
ance of careful nursing and the noting Of
every change.
The wise physician admonishes people
to avoid the grip and certain rules are laid
down helpful to this end. Dress warmly
eat rlsin food at regular hours, shur
crowded places, remain indoors at night
keep in motion while outdoors, dom
worry, keep the feet warm and dry, avoid
those suffering from the di,ease. If yor
are assailed get a doctor as soon as posi-
| bic. II your head aches, if your joints
are stiff, if your back feels as If it were
going to cave in. If the feeling is one o
general lassitudc and Indifference t.
every thing, then you have the grip. Tit
attempt TO drive it away without medica
assistance too often results IN pneumonia
or heart failure and death usually follows
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Church Directory.

T,,rHrRAN.-Rev. A. A. i. BushOng
coaches in the Lutheran Church in the
,aoTring of the list and 2nd Sunday aud
The night Of the Ali Sunday IN each
MErHopIsT.- Rev. b. F. Ball
oraaches in the Methodist Church, al
Woodstock, every Sunday morning and
nicbt Young meu's prayer meeting Tues
dav night Church prayer meeting IhurS-
CnpIsTIAN CHURCn.-Rev. J. G. Glenn
Mons breaches in the Christian church,
At woodstock, every Srd Lords Day IN
zach month. ,,c,
.t each month at 1890 o'clock, A. NJ.
PpvsBYTERIAN.-Rev. Geo. L. HendeI-
lie breaches IN the Presbyterian church
on the 1st Sunday morning, the 2nd sup
dov morning and right, the 4ih Sunday
nornlDg and night.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday pight'
RrFoRMED.- Rev A. X. Kline breaches
N the Reformed church on LIST, Sd and
I'm Sundays in the morning, and every
Sunday night.
EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH'-Ser,
vices at II a. IN. and y p. m, LIST and 3rd
SUNDAYS of every month, Rev. K. c. Jet
pastor Daring lent, services on FRIDAY
evening of every week u O'Clock.
NJ. Z. CHURCH, COLORED.-R ev :
II. Brown, breaches in Woodstock every
I'd Sunday
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EnINRURG ITEMS.

Mis-. Ella Miller is visiting Mis-. NJ f.
Mccain, at Woodstock.
MIS-. W. Il. WiChtman left Thursday
TO visit relatives IN Washington, D. G.
Mr. Jno. w. Reeser has bought Mrs.
Lucy Conn's property, in this place, and
Will soon move to town.
Clifton Forge Rcciew: Mr.. W. j. Ho'k-
man left on Monday for trip to Georgia
to visit his uncle, DR.. c. hOckman.
The grippe is raging in this place.
Scarcely family has escaped and IN
many homes from four to five or even
more have been down with the disease at
one time. DR.. Hisey is having a hard
time OF 1t as for the past four or FIVE DAYS
he has had DR.. Bellows patients to attend
as well as his own, DR.. Below having been
laid up himself. The miserable weather
we are having is hkely to reduce the
sick list and we must grin and bear it
little longer.
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Waan1ngton ID Mld-Winter.
OF ANOTHER EXCURSION
TO TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL VIA Il. ( o.
u r on LANrAEY 2sTiI

OF ANOTHER EXCURSION
TO TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL VIA Il. 4 o.
RR. on JANUARY 2sTn
On Thursday, January % b, the B. Il
o. r. r. announces the seconl Of the
series of excursions to Washington from
Lexington, and all intermediate stations
to Washington Junction. The large uum-
Der of persons, who ayailed themselves OF
the low rate and the ureXce'el train
service offered on the recent excursion, is
a proof of the popularity Of these mid.
winter trips to Washington va he B. "
o. For the excursion on January 2sth all
the accommodations heretofore provided
will be offered.
The visitor to Washington is never dis
appointed. He sees the most beautiful
avenues, the most majestic architecture,
and the stateliest homes in any American
city. He wanders through the Jest-storod
art galleries and museums. lie sees both
branches of congress IN session, and hears
the latest and freshest politlca. gossip.
Tickets will be valid for retarn passage
ten days after day Of SAL, allowing
ample time Tor visiting Mt. Vernon, Old
Point Comfort, Richmond, and other al
jacent points.
For time Of trains aud rates OF fare
consult appended table. For PIrlor Car
accommodations, etc, address nearest i.
q AGENT
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Warning.

This is to give notice TO certain persons
in this place who have been in the habit
of forcing an entrance into the HERALD
Office and passing the night there, that
they are known, and The next offence will
bring them face to face with the law. We
have put mp with this thing just as long
as possible hoping that each offence would
be The last. We now propose to stop
drunken men from breaking into this
Office. building MP fires, breaking lamps
and scattering coal oil over the floor to
the imminent danger of Burning the Office
with all the surrounding properly. No
considerations of any lind will prevent us
from bringing the guilty parties to JUS
tiee. Breaking IN in the night time is
felony punishable with confinement in the
peniientiary, and this is the punishment
that we shall endeavor to bring upon the
persons who, in their drunken reckless
ness, have repeatedly endangered this Office
with thousands of dollars worth of sur
rounding property.
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EFT. JACKSON LETTER.

MT. JAChSON, Az Jdu' L.
o. the evening of the 18th a delightful
and enjoyable hop was given at the View
House by committee of young men. The
blght gowns worn by the ladies, and the
intricate figures of the dance made pic
ture that reflected all the beauteous
prisms of the kaleidoscope. The floor
was occupied by about twenty couples
At midn ght a supper " as served with all
the delicacies Of the season. After doing
full Justice to the same the dance was re-
sumed and continued until the wee sma'
hours, when, With many regrets that the
couples could not remain longer amid such
a bright scene. the party dispersed.
From the gay to the sad with great sor-
row we have to report ]. E. Rice, the &C.
NAL host of the Wilson House, as lying
critically i'll from typhoid fever. 1t is
supposed he cannot live until morning.
January 2O.-Mr. Rice died last night at
9 o'clock. Have not heard particulars OF
funeral.
Died, at his residence, on the morning
of Jan. 18th, J. Harvey smurr aged o.
years.
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DIED.

On January 18th, 1892, in Powells Fort,
Shenandoah county, Va, after protract,
ed illness, Mrs. Regina Boyer, wife OF
VIM. Boyer, deceased, aged 81 years. 0
months and ~ days. 3,
She was kind and devoted wife and
mother and beloved by all who knew her'
She lived a pure and exemplary Chris
tian life aud fell asleep in Jesus with the
blessed hope of glorious resurrection TO
eternal life when Jesus comes.
"Bess are the dead vhich die In the
Lord from henceforth: yea, saith the
Spirit. that they may rest from their
labours and their works do follow them"
Our precious mother from us is gone
A voice we loved is STILL
A place Is vacant In our home
This world can never fill.
Asleep in Jesus. now she lies,
Till He, the Lord, shall bid her rise
Then may her loyed ones with her NEE
In life and happiness complete.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-22

By innumerabe cures, Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has won for Itself most enviable
reputation.
Pvo been Suffering for the past three
weeks With strained wrist. l tried
Salvation OIL, and fad myself, after hav-
ing used one bottle, entirely cured. CHAs.
EEYsER, 1919 Mulberry St, Baltimore, Md
The hotel on "Stony Man. one Of the
highest points on the Blue Ridge, Page
county, V as totally destroyed By fire We'd
nesday night. Tho hotel was used only as a
summer resort and was uuoccupied. The
furniture IN the building was also de-
stroyed. The house was only a plain,
substantial frame structure, and The loss,
it is said, will not exceed g coo or 5000.
There was no Insurance. 1t is believed
BIZ some that the house was set on fire by
thieves who had carried away some Of the
furniture.
Mashed strawberry ribbons sell at one
dollar yard but you can get bottle OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for only twenty
i've cents.
"WeYl he gay and happy" for Salvation
Oil is only % cents a bottle. l. Kills all
pain.
The death Of Mr.. John E. Rice, the well
known and popular landlord OF the Will
s)n House, IN Mt. Jackson, which occur
red on Tuesday night, after a severe at
tack of typhoid pneumonia, has caused a
vido spread feeling Of sadness and regret
He was son Of Mr.. Ed. Rice, for many
wears a prominent citizen OF New Market
but now residing in Texas. lie married a
daughter of Mr.. A. J. Hoffman, of the
Central Hotel, New Market. lie was IN
the prime OF life, aud his loss will be Sc
yerely felt
DESPITE the horrible weather very
fair audience assembled in Twins Opera
Hall on Tuesday night to witness the rep
reseutation of the oder Of Hercules,
new and original bu,lesque by volunteer
dramatic corps of the Knights OF PythiaS
of Woodstock. We have only room to say
that the performance was a decided sue
cess, provoking roars Of laughter from
start to finish. The Entertainment will
be repeated on Tuesday night, the Goth,
when a number of new and interesting
features will be introduced. Don't tail
to see it. Yoa will never regret 1t.
Ms. Burner, the aged wife Of Mr.. Jos.
Burner. residing on the river few miles
east of town. died on Sunday last, after
several weeks illness, aged go years. Mrs.
Burucr was the mother.in-iaw Of Mr.. S.
V.R Clover, OF this place. She was
trnly coed woman in all the relations OF
life. aud she will be sadly missed by her
aged and afflicted husband, and Children
seven of whom survive Der, as we'll as a
large circle of relatives and friends. Mrs.
Burner was devoted and CONSTANT mem
Der of the Methodist church for about fifty
years. The remains were inferred on
Tuesday in the family grave yard, near
her tie home, the funeral services being
Conducted by her pastor, Rev. B. F. Ball
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vestigation, we will find that every one
who has a rational mind and does not use
his OF her influence to put the OK out of
the way or to STAY him, will be more or
less responsible. We are all commanded
to watch and pray, aud We should all be
watchmen for the Lord. That He has
given us as a sacred trust the temporal
and spiritual welfare of our people, is al
ways to be kept IN view, and the invad-
ing foe, the whiskey foe, must be guard
ed against. If we do not watch Alright
there is no use in prayln:-, as prayer means
asking God to help us do that which we
cannot do ourselves. May the Lord help
us to successfully fight, not only this, but
every other evil that is in the world, caus-
ing the misery and degradation of our peo-
pie. SEVEN FOUNTAINS.
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willard HOUSE,
Mt. JACKSON. VIRGINIA,
JOHNSON & HOTEL,
Owners AND PROPRIETORS.
OWNERS AND PR0PRIEToRs.

THIS was formerly the well-known Farra
House, but has been thoroughly rebnilt
and remodeled from top to bottom. and IS
now one of the most comfortable as well
as handsomest hotels in the Valley OF Vlr'
gina. 1t has been newly furnished IN
every room, and has all the modern con-
vcniences. The table will always he sup
piled with all the substan'ials and deli
oacies that has given Virginia a world
wide reputation for COED living. CONNER
cial men will find special accommodations.
All necessary livery accommodations con-
nected.
The Bar always supplied with the pur-
est and best liqnOrs. wines. beer, &c.
~ Terms 81 90 per day
Aug. Ill VI.