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PAPER Collars.

Wehave large lot of Paper Collars we bot
cheap, and are selling eight boxes for one dol
lar. SKINNER & DREW.
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Great Relief,

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How To PACK BrT~rFR The method
Of packino butter in common voo,,o a. tho
Pacific coast. As will be seen from the fol-
lowing description. is very unlike our own.
They never Use lar, or kers hut mack if in
muslin sacks, made in such form that
the package. when complete. is a cylinder
three or four inches in diameter. and from
half foot to a foot in length. These sack,
are made Of fine bleached muslin. and the
butter goes into them as soon as worked
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WOOlenS.

Our Stock of WoOlens, Broad Cloths, TricOts,
and Flannels cannot be beat, and we are selling
them all off at cost. S. & D.
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We have a few boxes of Hubbard & Blake's
Axes, which are warranted 10 be good, at what
they cost at the shop. S. II d.
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Tea.

We are selling our best Jap Tea st 81 ID per
pound simply because VIC are going West.
SKINNER i DREW
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Harnesses.

We have six new Harnesses for sale, and any
one wanting new Harness can buy one Cheap
SKINNER a. DREW
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CrOckerV.

Crockery and Glass Ware at cost. Hardware
at cost W. |. Goods and Groceries at cost, al
SKINNER a. DREW'S.
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Come and See.

Now IS the time for people 70 buy lot OF
Goods for a little money. We are bound to sell
all we hsve on hand. S. a. D..
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Hats & Caps.

Hats, Caps and Umbrellas, we are selling very
low. as we bought hem low, and are selling off
at cost ). ID.
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Kill the weeds and stop smoking.
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Westward Bound!

We are going West, and Offer our entire stock
of Good at cost. SKINNER & DREW.
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Settle Up.

We are going West the coming Fall and wart
all persons having unsettled accounts with us to
call and settle. 5. d. ID.
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n U MBER 81.
Hoop Skirts.
Boots & Shoes.

Boots, Shoes and Rubbcrs, for Mems, Women's
and Children's wear---at cost Call and see them.
SKINNER & DREW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
[For the Spirit of Jefferson

M". Editor 1t appears that the state
ment made in you paper last week, as to the
number of barrels OF whskey sold in Charles
town within two or three weeks prior, was
short of the actual quantity. From the ad-
mission of one of the craft it was near sixty.
Well sir, put it down at fifty barrels, Or two
thousand gallons, ut two dollars 4 gallon
amounting to four thousand dollars. Now,
sir, here is more money expended in liquor
buying selling and drinking, in three weeks,
than is paid to the four ministers of the place
for their services for the whole year, or fifty
two weeks. But sir, 20 little further. If
for this short period there is such an outlay
in this article, how great ,nust it amount to
for year. Such fact could be ascertained
if inquiry were made OF the parties pursuing
the business, FOR the presumption is they keep
an inventory of their sales. 1t may safely be
said, sir, that the money invested in the Ii
qtior traffic in this place Tor one year will
quadruple that invested in Gods cause and
the charities growing out Of it. Sir, it is an
nppf Hing fact that this great aud growing
evil. iraught with so much misery to the souls
and bodies Of men, is thus sustained. aye, to
the lattening, financially of those who sell
for the seller alone flttenS. the buyer and con-
sumer grows lean in pocket ana hcsh-whllst
Gods cause is literally begging its way anon"
u.s. 1t is indeed a humilIatIng confession,
that SO large an expenditure Of tIcuey should
be made for that, from the OF which no
real good is derived, mere physical stinu-
LIANT, in most cases doing positive injury, whcn
that cause. Of all others % the highest mo-
ment to u, involving the souls future well.
being is we'll nigh ignored. Now, sir, we are
MT TO suppose that ont torn is the only place
where liquor is sedan isolated spot in the
county where the traffic is piled. lIarper's
Ferry and ShcpherdStown both drive quite as
brisk trade in the article; whilst the stores,
with nov aud then an exception, deal out the
liquid fire. IIow great the aggregate Of iu
vcstmcnt aad purchase aud consumption, We
inly surluisc from this mere curSOry reference
20 tacts. La contrast with this, sir, mere
pittancc Is doICd unt to support Gods cause
and kingdom among Hs. In view Of this,
and much more might be said, it is not sur
prsing that svne effort is made to curtail the
growing evil. The wonder is the effort ia
not more general and combined ard earnest.
Let not the friends Of truth and righteous
ness, hag in their zeal or relax in their efforts.
a FRIEND OF COPS CAUSE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
represented

Horse SrEALING-For sometime past
this portion Of our county has been comPar-
ativcIy exempt Crom the horsc-thieving which
immediately after the war prevailed as an
epidemic. Still we hive horse thieves in our
midst. as is shown in the fact that valuable
horse helnngingto Mr.. Bncon Yates WAS stolen
from the lot Of Mr. G. w. Sadler on Tuesday
night last Mr.. y. had ridden to town TO at
tend the performances of the TemPleton OPP
eretta and whilst the play was going on, his
horse was stalen, since which tic has heard
nothing from him. He has had bills printed
offering si2j for the recovery Of the horse
and cunvictiu:, Of thief.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

WOODS MEETING Providence permitting, a
Woods Meeting will be held at Wjltshire's School
AUG USr. II is expected that Rev. NOryal W leon 1,
of Winchester, Rev. NJ. G. Baithis, Of Piedmont,
and Rev w. e. Cne, of ShepherdstOwn. will be in
attendance Persons attending the meeting, will
please bring their basiets aud pr"pa red to
main dUrug the day. w TuNGuE, =. c.
COMMUNIOf. SERVICE.
The sacrament of the LuRD's SUPPER will be adj
lninis,cred Mt the Methodist Church of this place,
on next Sabbath morning, Au"u't LIST. TIE Rev.
N"RvAL WlLso:, OF " inchestcr, is expected to
preach.
70 Rev wm. JOHNSTON (Prcsbyterian n. } Of Bcr-
ryvIlle, will preach a Kahtetown next Sabbath, Ut
4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
From the Southern MetrOpolls.l
E v MIN
RYpANlELB LUCAS.

see thee now, dark Evening, on the strand.
Where Ocean s solemn surges round thee beat;
About thine insteps bi es ks the golden sand.
Which. rifting, crumbles DER thy dusky feet
see thee now beneath the twilight's globe,
Thy tunic strewn with golden burning spots;
Stript froIn the blind old leopard Night his robe
About thy darkly rounding shoulders floats.
I ace a single jewel clasp the md,
That binds about thy head brow m waving hairj
Its lustre sparkles mildly DER the land
And, steadfnst, Penetrates the hoiseless air.
isec thy hollow hand o'ershade thy brow,
Beneath whose smooth convex thy mellow eyes,
With mournfully regretting lustre, now
Gaze toward the Sun, who slauts the downward
skiee.
see the op'ning gates Of sa pph!re break
The cloudy ramparts Of the bllowy West;
] see the cha horses rear and shake
Their swift-reccding names bout their breast
Way yonder through the lanes of living fire,
The sh pwering diamonds f1vinr from their heels,
The hIOnarch's coursers speed with swift deaire.
And farther Westward roll his chariot wheels
His shield laid. his spear was in it's rest
His crown made brave young planets drooP their
Thv breast was lifted Evening and he kissed
The soft sweet cradle of thy sultry sighs.
Thy fairer rival. Morning lies asleep
Beneath the shadUw of the solid earth;
And Dew and Hone7der-. their nkles deep
In early flowers, hand in hand go forth.
TIL fairer rival, Morning when she hears
The Sun, with lilac tints beneath her eyes,
Shall wake. and joyful start with Bridal tears,
And part the crimson curtains OF the sklcs.
She wakes. and parts the crimson curtains where
They hang their early snrn d0rs round her couch -
The rnyal Bridcgroom's brea IN Is on the air,
The giddy roses trcmble at his touch!
Thy father, Ocean. calls thee away,
Brown snher Eve o slip into his breast!
Deep chambercd there the crystal fountains play,
And cool, pink moses call thee down to rett
Down where their torres divineet seaahcis give,
Through hollow caverns in old Oceans breast,
In thy dark domed BoudOir, O cha lest Eve,
Compose thy Gusky, virgin limbs to rest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

REV. De. STTLEs.-Omr people retain :
lively rcmem brauce of this distinguished
divine. who preached with so much power
and effect at the Presbyterian Church of this
town few years ego. Occasionally we see
notices Of his la5ors in different fields of the
South. where most of his life has been spent.
and where his deTotion to his masters work
has been conspicuous The last is from cor
respondent writing from Milton, n. c., who
says -
DR. Stiles. a venerable Presbyterian preach
or from Richmond. has left good name
behind him here. He preached twenty SER
mons, one after another, two hours in length.
some of them. and nobody tired under his
preaching. a great many citizens we're con-
verified { quite a number of young ladies'.
The manner of this old gentleman is said
to have been peculiarly impressive. It was
simple and earnest, with a gentleness and
tenderness that found home in the hearts of
his hearers. His life has been T. chequcTed
one A son of his, who was recently killed
by falling from tree at the Allegheny Springs
in Virginia. in his early youth Turned aside
from the religion of his father didn't believe
in it-and ran off to sea. But simple little
tract that his mother had given him set the
young wanderer to thinking, and he returned
home a converted man."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

A, L. & Fl r. R.-The FIRST corps of en-
gineers on the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad will leave here on Nom
day next, july 10th, fer the purpose Of sur
veying line for temporary track over The
Blue Ridge at Smokers Gap; as long time
will necessarily be Construed in the construc-
ton of the tunnel Of a miles length through
the mountains, five miles north of that place.
1t is now pretty we'll determined that the
Smokers Gap route for the proposed extern
ton of the road will be adopted.-Alerandria
rnzctfe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

FIRsr or THE SEAsoN.-The Grst roasting
cars Of the season found their way to or
sunc.ium lasi friday From the sanc,um they
we're sent - The Kitchen. and that day ap
peared upon tue table to tempt the dainty
appetite of The edto. We enjoyed them as
a matter of course and thanked the friend
who had so kindly remembered us. This
corn was raised by Mr. 5olorion Fleming, who
believes in havin" vegetables early, and who
is always about the first in market with his
produce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

SALE Of HIsToRICAL FARM-On Sat-
urday, at the Exchange sausroom, farm con-
tanning between 400 and 500 acres, known as
the Temple Farm" near yorktown Va,
said to be one of the best cultivated farms in
that section of the State. with fair improve
ments, and an abundance of fruit, mari, fsh,
game, oysters, &c, was knocked down to Miss
Clara Hewson for IS .005. This is the farm
upon which Lord CORVALLIS surrendered his
forces and signed the articles of capitulation.
Baltimore Sun Of the 1911.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

\ New PAPEn-Dr Bagby is to publish
weekly paper at Gordonsvillr to be called
the Gordonsvilc Gazette of which he is to
be the editor, and which lie will make agree
able and acceptable
Noticing the enterprise the facetious Greg
DRY of the Lynchburg Republican suggests
that the new paper be called the 'Gordons-
Vile Pie. or the Gordonsvile Weekly Snack,
or the Street Potato Bm2ctin" Persons who
have passed Gordonsvillc will recognize the
appositeness Of the suggestion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

LEARNERS, attend to your wheat Drills in time.
we would advise those who wish to have G uano
Sewers pat on their Drills, bring them in once,
as many disappointed last season, by not
bringing them in time. We are putting on our
NEW PATENT GUANO SOWER,
which we consider the best in all Eight Tube
Drills for the low price of IS. For the Cperat ion
OF this Guano Sewer, refer you to the following
gentlemen, who used them last year Capt. Joseph
r. Abcli, George Cockrell Col. Thomas Rite, Sam'I
S Moore, Geo. w. Dncs. Jacob SNYDER, Augustus
Cain. Thos. E. Woodward, Henry Hunts5erry, Ed
gar Allen, DR.. c. w Goldsbornrgh, Daniel Heffie-
bower, James Atkins, Richard Morgan. Capt Jas.
w. C Tenn, and John e. Ware.
TO THOSE IN WANT OF NEW DRILLS,
we would say that, il you apply early, still
prepare rcd to furnish the celebrated Martinsbutg
Drill built by SaInncI Fit5. which is universally
acknowledged to be the best in use.
WEIRICK & WELLER.
Charcstown, July 20, 1869. FP.
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Spirit Of geftrson
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

MURDER IN BERkELEY-On Monday eve
ming last murder occurred at VancieyesViiie'
Berkeley county. Joshua Stevens was STAB
bed in The heart by man named henHeuy'
aud died almost immediately. The cause OF
the quarrel seems to have been about money
that Kennedy owed Stevens, and which the
iatter.was attempting to collect. l he BerHe-
lev Union has the following version OF the
afflir. which corresponds with information we
have received from other sourccs. Peter Ken
uedy was indebted to Joshua Stevens, for
what amount we know not, Stevens wished to
collect it aud for that purpose sought Ken
nedy. and about 800 yards from Mr.. D. A
Hills store met him, what was said no one
knows Mr.. Hill saw Stevens strike at Ken
neiy, then both picked up stones, then Ken
nedy run his hand in his pocket and lunged
twice rapidly at Stevens. Stevens started
and ran about 80 yards and fell dead. Ken
nedy walked away. Stevens had two cuts,
done with an ordinary pocket knife, one in
the abdomen, right under the ribs. and one
rioht over. and as We suppose through the
heart. Kennedy has not been caught but
<ras seen after six o'clock by man who knew
him. but who knew nothing of the murder.
lie kept his right hand in his pocket aud
shook hands with his left hand. stating that
he had some business up the country. We
suppose from the position of his right hand
that he still sraspcd the knife in order to re-
sist any one attempting capture. 1t is too
bad that he IL allowed to escape.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

TEMPERANCE LECTUEE.-On Thursday
evening last Rev. James Young, State Lee
turer for Virginia. entertained a large audi
ence at the VI. T. Church South. of this town,
in an address in behalf Of the cause Of tenn
perance. We did not hear the address, and
are consequently unable TO speak of its mer-
its. except from reports, which are decidedly
conflicting. Upon one point all seem to agree,
that the lecturer vas admirable in the rela-
ton of anecdntes. if not forcble in the pre-
sentation of the merits Of the cause whicE he
represented.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

SCuooL FOR BoYs.-We are requested to
state for the information of the former patrons
and friends of Mr. Morton, who has success
fully conducted a school for boys and youths
IN this town for two sessions. that he will re-
sumo his school on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER Having patronizcl Mr.. NJ, We are
prepared to speak with confidence of his quail
ifica:ions as teacher, and hope he may be
able to commence his next session with a
goodly number of scholars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

LARGE ToMATo.-George. W. Skunk, of
Harrisonburg, has sent to the Rockingham
Register, tomato weighing one and quar-
ter pounds.
GCau't some of our Jefferson gardeners
beat this2 Send in your large tomatoes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

PANTHER KILLED.-The Mineral County
Go-cHe sayes I'VE learn from our Grant
correspondent that large panther, measur>
ing seven feet in length, was killed in that
county on the 9th inst, by Jesse Censor
The panther had been making raids on his
sheep pen. and had killed and carried away
several sheep. one of which Mr.. c. o'osed with
strychnia, resulting in the pauther's sudden
demise
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LiShtnih@ t!

TIME undersigned offers his services to the cti-
/ zens of Jefferson and Clarke, and the adjoining
counties. and will put up
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
at reasonable prices and with PromPutude. Old
Rods diusted and repaired. Address
c. >. NRRIS. Winchester. Va.
N-s- ORDERS left with McCURDY K DUKE, Charles
town will be promptly attended to.
I'm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

RArTIzTHc.-Quite a large and rlisc=ila-
rcou< cro;Td. Il all color, and sizes. collected
at tao town mil on Sunday morning last, to
witness, the hapfis,r,ai ceremonies which we're
announced 20 take Place "a; 4 o'clock. Some
half duzan colorei persons who had previously
grof.>>ci conversion in the Free Will Hnntist
church Of This town were bartized 10y their
pastor. Every 'l';ae passed OF dcccntiy aud
N order. aud after the ceremonies werc over,
the large crowd quietly retired.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

HANDSOME BEoUEsTs.-Wade Bolton.
Esq, of Memphis. who was shot by Dr. Dick
ems in that city few days ago, died on FRI
day last Before dying he made will be-
uueathing one hundred thousand dollars to
charitable purposes, including ten thousand
dollars to Mrs. Stonew all jackson, and fifty
acres of land to each of his former slaves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

SALE OF PERsoNALITY.-We direct at
tention to the sale of the personal property of
Mr.. Esrom Slfer, which is advertised to come
off on Thursday next, at his farm near Por-
ter's Factory. In the list of articles adver>
tised there are many of value, and lively
competition among bidders is expected and
desired
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

PUSHING AHEAD.-The new firm of Trus-
sell x Lucas, made up of two clever and ac-
commodating gentlemen, is moving ahead in
the line of progress. They are continually
receiving acccssions to their stock. and rapid
~ disposirg of goods at the lowest living
figures In their success they are mindful of
the printer, and We have to return them our
thanks for their contr ibrtiou to our comfort
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

- Mr.. VIM Dilley killed a panther near
Huntersville, in Pocahontas county, few days
ago. Two others have been killed in the
county during the presen summer.
The Cincinnati Commercial wants to
know if the debt is not rapidly de creasing
Not so RAPIDLY as slight dose Of reputation
would do it
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
NOTICE..

ITAVTNG resumed the practice Of LAND SUR
II VEYISG, ENGINEERING AND CONVEY
ASCISG and having associated my son, J. NJ D.
Brown with me in the business, offer our ser
vices TO my old patrons OF Jefer''n Clarke Fred;
erick, Berkeley and Loudoun. and ali others. VIII
formed, or TO individuals, on reasonable terms:
III On 1S6q-tf JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Free Press Shepherdstown Register, and Clarke
Courier insert times and send bill to advertiser
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

IlY an Act of incorporation, passed March 3D.,
ID 1869. to construct Turnpike, to be known as
the Kabletown AMI H!oomery Turnpike. the Books
of Subscription will be opened at the following
pluces, on the 10Th day of July next: =
At Kabletown, under the direction OF Logan os-
bourn and Henry Casteman.
At BloOmeIy Mills, under the direction of George
w. EicheIbcrger, George II Turner and Roger
P. Chew.
At CharIestown, under the direction of John J..
Lock and Geo w. T. Ecarsey.
LOGAN OSROCRN,
Jmnc %. IS6C-.f. Chm,n of Lncornor ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

DR. LAWRENCE Dear Sir In 1868,
my son, now aged fve years, was vaccinated
with what proved to be impure matter; which
completely destroyed his health. He has
been afflicted with an inveterate and extreme
ly troublesome Eruption Of the Skin, some-
times breaking out in sores, &c. Rosadllis
was prescribed by our family Physician, DR..
A. D. Moore. After taking it d few weeks,
my son became and remains entirely ,0eN
Yours truly, j. B. DANIEL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

I~sri -UTIoN OF a CoUNCIL.-On SatUT-
riay cvcr.n.. last conhciI of the Friends eS
Temp"ranc" was instituted at Middlcway, in
.his county under the auspices of Rev. James
Young assisted by delegation from jefferson
Council Of this town Some Fifteen members
were iritiatrd, and offers elected for the
ensuing; term.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
JUST OPENED! EVERYTHING NEW
THE GARTER HOUSE BAR.

TgNUE undersigned desires to announce to the pub
L lie, that be has rented the basement of the Car
ter House nd opened a bar for the aCCummodn ton
of such persons may feel disposed to give their
encouragement TO a quiet and orderly establish
lncut, in which will be found
THE MOST SUPERIOR LIQUO9S,
embracing Brandy, Whiskey, Gin, md Wines
elegant flavor nd quality. All the drinks usually
INDUCED in the hot SON. will &c compounded after
the most approved style. lie respectfully invites
call from his friends who feel like taking their po
tations. either plain mixed.
Igt- JuLEPs prepared in the most artistic ard az
tractive style. STEPHEN F. ABBOTT.
July 20, IS69-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
A BARG AIN!

A NY ono wishing 10 purchase Second Size Nc
A CoRMICK REAPER, in perfect condition,
which has just gone through the present harvest
will be allowed nine months credit nearly all Of
the purchase money. Apply at $500 -.
July 10, lso9-f THIS OFflCE'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
FAR NJ E RS {!

INSURE you- Wheat in Stack, well your
L Houses and Barns. and encourage the Valley IT,
surancc COmpa ny, of Jefferson county w. Va, that
has just started under the most favorable auspices.
in person on Inc subject. and being old expe-
ricnced man in the business, will arrange your pa
pers correctly.
.IrlY Il. lSho-At.