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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
u A Z RE .

Hnrkins EDWARD H. RHISEHART to Miss IT,
Cf Il. Qu!GLEf, daughtur OF DR.. John QnigIcy.
In Shelby county. Ohio. tho 5,h OF january.
1878 1T The rcsid"nce OF the brides nv the
OF this county. to .iiss KATE. daughter of Mr.
Sa" uef Roberts. OF Shelby county. Ohio
At the resid nee of the briic'a father in Fred.
er'rk county. Va. on tho 23d nit bv Rrv. JOHN p
Hvce.C +. HARROD. "f RDrkineha IN county to
Mics OLIVIA. second daughter OF Stephen D. rim.
beriake
On the 2!st nit, A. tho re.idence of the bride.
mnh"'. nv Row. J wstkup. VEN Ell. MoSt; to
Nils. ELlZ KEARNEY, all Of Berkeley county.
On tn" 9Th uit.. in Narti, shure. nv Rev, " L.,
FAUI KWEL.. both of Berkeley county
On the 25th ult., in Nar,in.hu-e. bv Row NJ L.
Cutler. GEORGE wASOS to Mics EMMA Mi
LER both of Berkeley county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
D l E D..

In Charl'stown. on Monday. January 27. 1918.
Mra. FaaSCES NJ RANSOM. relict OF the "a te
In Baltimore "Wednesday Janu.rv ss,b 10,
Rosa PARRAN vito of James A. Buchan,n and
q u ht-r OF the late Dr. Richard Parran, o. Shep-
herdst"wn. in this county.
In Ch'rtrstown. on Friday. January 3,s,. 1874
Ms. ELIZABETH BRADLEY, in the sad yea, Of
her .ge. "
, In IA iimorr January 3lst. 1873, Mrs. ELIZA.
BErH HILBERT. wife o John Huber, nj ,b,, ri,,
and siep In"ter OF Nlrs John E Hilbert of This
town. it: the 63d year of her age
Mr. Loar Chnrrh. in ts,ls county. the sth uit
Miss XII i"rY BRITENB.EGH "a q a bout 81 yesrs,
Al Red Rank Farm. Accnmac roun.v v. on the
llth ult. Mrs ANN GREEN, aged - years.
% sunday Z" "rnius last. January 26 1878. n.,r
Drfn'Id's Depot, in this county. MIR DAVID SHIR-
LEY aged about p years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
THE FRANKING ABUSE.

The fact thatthe House of Representatives
has agreed toithe Senate amendments to the
bill abolishing the ranking privilege on and
after the fret of July next says the Baltimore
Sun will be hailed with satisfaction. with the
hope that it will be adhered to. The propo>
sition was carried by yeas 143. nays as
When this bill was before the Senate Mr.
Morrill,. of Vermont, desired to know if there
was any sincerity in the matter, which was
tested by vote of yeas 3s. nays Is. in favor
of an amendment to prohibit even an appro-
priation for postage for members of Congress
Mr.. Bayard. however, thought there was no
question which had ever been before the
Senate in which there was more of humbne.
gerry than in this bill The action of the
Senate was spoken of by Washington CORES.
pondehts at the time as transparent piece of
humbug. ADD purpcsely made to allow no sp-
preparation for postage for Congressman so as
to prevent, if possible. the concurrence Of the
House, Without disrepect to the Senate, we
are reminded of a venerable saving that the
wicked have dgged pit and have fallen
into the midst Of it themselves" The people
at large. however, will hail the abolition of
the franking privilege as a relief from great
abuse and grievance, and it will be none the
less welcome that they owe the Senate no
thanks for it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
Congressional.

In the House of Representatives, on the
30th instant, Mr. Willard, of Vermont, from
the committee on revolutionary pensions and
the war Of 1872, reported bill restoring 60
the pension rolls the names of certain persons.
soldiers of the war of 1872. stricken from the
pension rolls for having taken up arms asaius.
the government or having in any manner en-
corraged the rebels.
Mr.. Hawley, of Illinois. opposed the bill,
saying he could never consent to give per-
sions to rebels.
Mr.. Coz, of New York. challenged the
citing of an instance where one of thnse old
soid'ars had raised his arm against the flag
Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts. said his
position in opposition to traitors and treason
we'll known. He stated that when in
command at New Orleans it became necessary
to diSarm the est zens. and among others there
came Co him some OF these old soldiers. who
said with tears in their eyes, My arm is too
old TO raise this weapon against you, Init do
not take from, me this sword. which wore
under Jacks"u;" aud he allowed. them to res
tain their precious relics Whether they
we're right or wrong, they had won the right
tn be wrong By shedding their blood for their
country. Applause The war was DOW
over. and being over let US remember what
happened not in 1861, bu, in 1872 and IA +:
not the New Orleans of 1861, but the New
Orleans of 1872
Gen. Butler was loudly appIauded several
times by the members who gathered around
him. and the Speaker made no ATTEMPT to
suppress the demonstration.
After further discussion the bill was passed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

In the Circuit Court IF .Je6erson County,
STATE Of West Virginia, NoOem6er Term,
1872:
JOSEPH II. ANDERSON, Pltff.
Against
DANIEL. B. LUCAS. Administra- Sls CHANcEIy.
tor OF William Galloway. decd.
and in his own right, Debts.
yyShlS cause came On to be heard this - day of
November, 1-72, Upon the Bill taken for con
fcssed as TO the defendapts. whOm proc-ss has
been duly served, he stil failing TO appear nd an
swer, although more tha months has ella psed
i'ilnts filed herewith, and argued BY counsel
on cnns eratiun whereof the Court. by consent of
parties endoI sed by council. doth sdiuiyr, order
and decree, that the defe nds Daniel lucas do
settle before Connissi"nrr. this Court his &C.
count az agent and attorney in fact. appointed nv
the plaintiff as surviving partner of the firm An
d-rson & Ga llowav. to take posscssiou of ard cell
the EFFECTS Of said firm and paw it's debts-a lao that
the same Commissioner proc. ed he y n account
"f all nebis vet due from sa,d firm, and r-port 10
ihis Court with II matters sre~iaily stated deemed
pertinent bv himself. hich may be reouired 10
be SO sisted nv the parties
10 takir e said accounts. notice of the ii ne and
place published once week for four successive
WEEKS in some newsnarer published in Jefferson
county shall BE- equivalent t" p"r.onal service OF
iuch notice on the parties any OF them.
Copy Trstr
RoB%RTT BROWN. Clerk.
Notice ia hereby given tn the ahove IA rites thst
VIII proceed to ute the rrovisou. of the above
decree, at INV "fi % in Charles,own on Thursdav
February 9Th, 1873.
GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY,
Commissioner in Ceancery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

- Mr.. Il. B. Hollis of Darkesville, who. it
Will be remem bered, met with the misfortune
to be badly frozen, some time ago, wa. COM
PEELED TO have all The fingers of his left hand
amputa'ed on last Thursday. We are Informed
that 1T will be necessary to ampntate the fin
gers OF the other hand. Mr. a. has the SYM
pathy OF the whole community in his terrible
calamity MurttnsJmcg .S,ntesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

~ Major Hereford, of tho Third Dis
trict, introduced in Congress on the 9th ult,
joint resolution of the Legislature of West
Virginia in relation to the sale of water priv
'eges at Harper's Ferry. Referred to the
Committee on Judiciary. Also, a joint reso>
luton in favor of the James Rives and Ka-
nawha canal Referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

EF 1t being the intention of the Balti>
more and Ohio Railroad Company to erect. at
an early day, at some point on the line of the
road between Baltimore and Cumberland,
large carpenter shop, for the building and re
pair OF cars, the Martinsburg papers advise
the citizens OF that place to offer such in
oucemenfs t" the Company will secure its
location at that point.
rms Is matter for the consideration of our
Industrial Sucictv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

EtoAL OIL. Non tx losive Coal OIL Fir, Test
" Away. TO he bad at c. E. BELLER'S.
,:hariest"vn, Feb. 4. 1873.
DACKER'S sII-he.Iing Tar Soap. for the cure of
chspped hands. pimpl-s On the face, chill blains.
nation or any disease OF the skin. For sale
ny c. E. EELLER.
M aRyIS'S Cod Liver Oil, odorless and p.iat,.
4'1 bic, acknowledged to be the pnre.t in the
market or sale by G. E. BELLER.
Chnr Iest Iwn Feb. 4, 1873.
A LARGE and well selected stock OF a II the DON.
~ uiar Patent Medicines o the day. bought d.
recty from the prUprietors ard their eenuiueness
Charies'o~n, Feb. 4. 1873.
E'AHSHAM'S French Tooth Ioz.pe,. fl, cIs,r
L ing, beau:ifyine and pre- irving the ree,h
novel. ga te a nd pleasant ientr,fce For "a |. nv
chsriestown. Feb 4, 1873. C.E BELLER
READ'S Magic Sore Throat Powders will re-.
- ileve the w'rsisore throat cold in the head
inside OF "a hours Fer ssIc by
Charlrsto~n. Feb 4 1873. CEB ELLER
DisO's Cure for Consumption. TIL. be., remedy
i in ose tor ali disesses OF the throat and Inng.
10 be hnd CE gEIIrR,s
Chari-stown Feb. 4, 1879.
pEEF. IRGSAND wINE-This p,.n.r.t;o. {.
Sherry Wine it combine. in a pIrasart form The
v-luabe nutritious tonic and stiuIs ting o. operti
OF ns 1ngr-dltn's. and viii prove a vsluaIIe re.
.'"rative Tor all c"nva Iesesnts. Prepared By wyeIh
br". Philadelphia. For sale by
fhariestown, Feb !. 1879 &C. BELIER
DRIsiE article Of Glover Seed Tor .aIe bv
- JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
MAGIC Earth Closets. for sale by
WI JAS Llw. noorF.
IMPROVED Coffee and Spice Mills, and bo,s
Sleigh Bells. for sale by
February 1873. JAS. LAW HOoFF.
E>IsH-Prime Herring and MackereI. Jus. re-
l. eeived, for sale by VIC. sHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

In The C'rr"n Co"rt of .1cferson County,
S'nte Of West T;ry;nin:
FRANCIS TRUssELL and OIL,
ers, Plaintiff.
A@ain.t In CY.scrax
LUCY G. TRESSELL and others,
DeIcndt ntB.
(Er'r"rt fron, Decree, Nop 1911. 1927
I HE Court doth Judge, order. aud decree, th,
this csuse be referred 10 a Master Commission.
OF this Court. with Instructions
Frat, To state and seIl- the account Of Plaintiff
as Adminlstratrix of the estate of Thop.a C. Trus-
cell
Secondly. To convene the or editors Of .aid Thorn
asC Trnsscn to prove th.ir claim st 90 id e.
tate. ard report the amount thereof, nd mott g I,y
publication for once week. for six succ asiye
"rcfH IN newspaper published in !. IL rsuu ecu,
W sha II b" eq 'lvnlsnt Ia !eIsona service on I,
"rhes and ais" to the value and G1.unI va i
ne OF III" land in the Bill ,nen toned. and
Thirdly To take tr-iimonv a. To the fleet of .
sac OF said land upon the interests Of said rfnrts
or other PARTIES Interested he /. ken in tn. mr..
nee OF the E3s' dian rd Hi.m. upnn ipcrroga
rirs agr"ed I" BY hin: and na ke report To fu,u,e
pertinent by h'meelfor required hy the parties to
Copy-T,.c.
ROBERT T. Drown, Cork
Notice ia hereby given to the shove r.rtira and
t" the creditors Of Thoms. e T.usseil, dcecs.,d
that ~,l nr"cs ed totx"cutc the proyisors OF tho
ah"*" Decree. st fh"e in CnarIestown ON
Thur.day, Ma, CHI l3 h. is13.
GEO. r. KEARSLEy,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
Attempted Outrage.

On Tuesday evening of last week, about s
O'clock. girl of about fifteen years of a.e. an
adopted daughter OF a man named Gillespie.
living IN Mount Savage, was sent on an err.
rand t" a store a short distance from the house
She did not turn W thin the time that should
have been consumed in going snch short
distlnce. aud her fpSfer mother went in search
OF her. When nenr the stnre the mother
heard s:ifcd screams from belinda car stand
in" On she railroad track, and an going to.
ward the spot she saw young man run away
from it. whom she recognized a. Charles Rv>
land, machini>t, who worked at the Shops nf
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania r,ilrund at
Mount Savage. Going behind the car Mrs.
Gillespie fund her foster daughter living on
the ground in great terror. unable to rise
The girl states that hefnre renchinu the store
she was met by Young Ryland. who made in
decent proposals to her, and afterwards at
tempted to violate her person. lie did not,
however, succeed in accomplishing his dia.
bnlical intention. On Wednesday morning
information Of the attempted nntrace was
lodged with Jn>tice Murray. of Mount Saw
age, by whom wnrrar t for Rvland's nrres,
was issued, but he was not To be found hnv-
in. fed from the town. Young Ryland is
very resnectably connected in this county, and
the affair has ,hrnwn his relatives into the
deepest distress. Cumberland (Ml) Ne,cs.
ANoTnEH RAILROAD MEETING AT LEES
misunderstanding between President Mc>
kenzie of the Washington and Ohio and Mr..
VI Harrison. The Leesburg Wushingtoniun
OF the 18th ult says:
On Thursday evening last, Mr. Mckenzie,
in the court h"use, replied to the port from
the Committee appointed by meet ting OF
Stockholders of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad. published last week He went over
the wh"Ie ground Of the management of the
road aud the history OF the contract witt.
Ames, alcComh Il Co and 1nntrd from the
minutes OF stockholders meeting, to prove
that The stock holders endorsed the CONTRACT
and stated that it was approved by leading
citizens Of this county, who were then Di e.
rec,"rI.
III said that he mad no other desire than 70
d" ri! that could he done TO push the road t.,
c"mp'c'ion. and that which had been done,
was done with th"t view. The ambition Of
his lie was to finish the road to the Oh:o
river, when it would rival any of the roads of
the country.
Mr.. NJ. Harrison, Chairman Of the Commit
tee. r"riied at length, and with mrch f,rce
and ability in support Of the position of the
repor he had made declaring that he posi-.
'i"ns 1T the Committee we're correct, and ,ha,
this contract was never understood M. befnre
or ratified by the stock holders. He argued
that the non com pliance with the deed of
trust. forfeited the stock, which the cnmpany
received from the State. He meant TO stand
by the position he had taken because he he.
i'eved he was right, and because it was in the
interests of the penple with whom he was as
s"ciat"d as stuck holders Of the Company.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

E The boarding house of the West Vir.
glnla University, at Morgantown, was de-
stroyed by fire on the night of the o5,b Of
January. The origin of the fire is said to
have been the explosion of kerosene lrmp,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

A New CARPET--THE GaEar wosprn.-
- The New Eng l.hn Carr.t Co ,.stabIsh ed over
=" quarter OF a century ago. having .xpepd d n, n
time, ts'ent, and mnnev to p,odur. ely li.h and
durable carp., at low price sitter Y. M, ~ ,.prr.
,me"'ns with the t,si nrnsFne hsve n OF hi .ui IA
carrie: which thrr hnv' nom. d md will he kr.wn
ss GER NAN TAPESTRY, h.Ing an s1sct in,i,n.
tmn AZ Sold Brussels. the rtt thnu.n nd niece. NJ
which. in order tn int cdnce tb. H. "a i'll b. .ol. for
81! cent? pee yard. sanl lie sent nv mail on a.
ceipt OF 10 cents o. difF-,sr, pattern. 5i s,rt,
NEW E>CL.TO CARPET
wv 2'2 Washin"' On st Boston. Mas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

Ne There are 103 convicts in the peni-
Tertiary at Moundsville, in this State-9S
men and 5 women. Jefferson county has only
two representatives in the institution.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

"A brakesman on the Orange and Alex
andria ra lroad named Birch, who lived near
strasbury, Va: was killed near Clifton Station
on Monday week by the cars running over
him,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Goo'ss six days w ORR,

VI SUFFICE MN tHe blhIe. =
T'His ho"s gives the very M oil Scie nee max
L ing its thrilling rtatirs. hCauties, wonders
aud sparkling GENE huud,ed tnld more interest.
ing than Rc'i"n. Every nsn. woman, ana ehila
wants I" readit jtis endorscd by the Press. and
Ministers OF all drnominn tinus Sale. immep.t-
Agents report S2-l5- 40 80 50 and s6 ccpira ,er
week Great Inducements to Agents imp,oy-
m"pt for Young Men, Ladies. Teachers ana Cler-
g'men IN every county. Send for Circular. ALEC.
People, IS standard Edition or the Holy Bible.
Over $50 lilustrs,Gas. All our own As,p,s for
other books, and many APer To for other PpbIish-
err, arc selling this Bini- with WONDERFUL success,
because 10 the n,"st beautiful AZ pop.
low price. Csnvn.sipg Rocks free ." wors,nss~
Agents. Address Zkl6IER h NIccLRDY, SIG
Arch ct. Philsdelpba, Pa. JI4 Sw
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1y Commodore Maury is i'll at Lexington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
GEO. r. T,IGUT

| AS Tor sale a full stock of Pictures Frames
IA Passe partou, Fram"s, (Which niust Issh-
Ia" .bi",) Photograph Frames, Ster"osc"pic Views
the h"est sete'ton in the s;ate-very cheap.
SCHO0L BoOkS.-N- stock ia full and com lete:
will also order any Book that do not have 10
stock GEO r HIGHT
=. Ew CrystaI Burner ives better tpb, than
~ the German Student on exhibit a, tn. ore
oil GEO. +. LIGHT.
=, AMP WlCKs, Chimneys. Burners, Hurricane
- Liant rue. Purceai Shades. e asse. tor furri-
cane Lar terms. for sale By GEO r. LIGHT.
(URSETf'S C"coaiue, CbevaIier's Lite for the
- Hair. Ayers Hair vigor. Bs,ry's Tricophrrous
Sozodont tor the Teeth, Lyons Kn thsr"n. yrieutsl
Tooth Paste. GEO. T.. LIGHT
GLfCERINE Lotion, s;lycerine. resm. pared
~ aud Tor saie BY GEO. r. LIGHT
DEiNG very tina nkful for the ljbera pa trou of
my friends In 1872 " i'll endeayoI to u best of
my ability TO serve III who ye and pa
t,onize me Ord-rs flied sc promptly in per son.
Hoping TO merit a continuance VI iast pa ,rnnng. I
,insin very nhiieing, GEO t. LIGHT
E.bruarv I 1873
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-; 49, adj
ic"te ~tirl"lr amd tt', roughly u.-t,u, ~, u.,sun
ou- susihncrs in t,r Blc will il, dis.
pc! prehispositi"n To hiImus d-tane. inrrt
Is Ht'Ts tnnat If action y,'t and SpI,,n2-
Eni"ss r"ev.u 'rc bu.c b, cuin.. i,nnu,, Nv ,,,i.
easrs bi"t' hes, FclUns, Pustujes, Cank.r, PIN
p-s. &c. &C
Hups you Dyspsptie Stomoth? UnIe.. d;p..,;s,,
IS promptly an. III. drIi'ua,ed !. Tn rnx
cr,y ct the Blood. D'op.iral Tendency, sner,1
W"aknrrs snd Inertia
Luns go" 'rs"kn',sa f tie lnte,ii.,.p You mr.. ~
danger oi Chronic Oiarroea or Intu mmatiOn Of III.
Buw-ls. W W."
Haec you 1rsaknes, Of .tLe Lfc,,au or bine,y o,
gravatrd f,rm. " '' ss-
Dir. you d.t.rfed. drnwsy, dull, sluesi,b n, d..
pr"ssen IN rpIrIts. with head he ache c.,,.
tongu" ami bad tasting mourn?
For a certain remedy tor ~ Of these di,c,...
"cakncssee and troubles for rIcnnsing nd puriiv'
ing "a" vit"'ed hn' srd inrartine ,gor to al Tho
vital iorc"s: 'or building up and Restoring tha
weaken. d c'nstiiut,,r USE ~
TU1JBBBA
which 10 pronounced by IN. Trading III. d irsI nntbor
ines "i London and Paris The n"st power fI tonic
ara aI'frsIlvs kn"wn 10 the mediraI world" Thi.
IL n" new nd untried disr"vcry but ha, been i,ns-
used ny the ienhing thysirians Of other coun,,;ss
with wonder fuI remedial rrsuI,s
non tc' me- n and impaiJ the diucstiy. o,1.,. hr,
cathntticr AMI rhy sic.. they give onIv t.mno,.,y
relt"i-IndierAtion. nsiu!c nov an; dvstrr, .,;,k
u''s" h"' ~'hofso diseases are to follow their
'ohN V hELlnGG, Il Plat st New York
~ sole gent fnr the United St.ter
Pric" One Dollar per Bottle. Send far t,i,cnl., A..
January -. 1873 At ="
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ID O n t

be DeCe1Neu. out Tor cnu2hs, colds, throat.
hoarssness .hd bton cha al ffienl use only
WELLS CARB0LIC TABLETS.
Worthless limitations are on the mari et hus
the only scientific preparation OF GABRIELLE Acid for
Lung diseases ,s when chemically combined viii,
other well known sncdies. in these astrrs aud
all parties are caution. aga ins, using any other
In all cases tioI he nucop Us ei IN. =.
these rAaLsTs should be freely their cleansing
and heal ling properties are acton ishiDx
Be warned, never neglect cold, Il 10 earfly
cured In its nc'picnt when it becomes b. onic
.nrcnre l. excet lily difficult. elh' Carboio
Tablets as specific.
JoHN @. KELLOGG Is Plat ST, New York.
Nv; Sole Agent tor Unit.d States:
rrice y eents box. Send iot Circular.
THE immense salc 10 ORC IN ONE MONTH ON,
= LIVINGSTONE ., ysars in AFRICA 10
haVlIg. pr"ver sb'rs all others The ht III. MANI,
,cunt. II GOES like vIdfre. over s, o psres. anIx
81 so. Mere Agent. " aund.
notice Be not deceived nv miereprtss n ,aticn.
made to paim oft high priced interior work., hut
send TOR circulars and see Proof of statements and
great success Of our agepts Pocket romp.nion.
worth $40. mailed frees HUBBARD BROS. pub,
fishers, 1913 Ssnsom .t.. Phi!a. Drew
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Copy-Testr.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Cork.
PUBLIC REYF!fG OF LAND.
In Jefferson County. " Va.

E(f authority Of Decree Of the Circuit Court IF
- Jefrrson County. At its November term. ls72.
shall, on
TNLRSDA FEBRUARY 1871, 1873
offer for Rent to tn" highest bidder in front Of the
Court-House in Chsrle-t"wr. the
MONTE VIEW" FARM.
belonging TO the estate OF l. NeR deceased for the
term oil "ne year. commencing AprH ist, 1873
SAID farm c"ntaina about 3s5 ACRES, and IL sit
uatrd on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, within
one mile OF Duffield's Depot.
L.. HUCK,
February 4, ls73-2t R-rc;v.,
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you have Cough. Cold. or any Pujmop.,v AZ
lection, zee Garria's Elixir of Tar for ssIs 6F
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FARM FOR RENT.

A FARM lyiag between Summit Point and Re-.
n ryvhie on hcAdarnfzrd road, I. Tor rem, -
session to be given 1s,"f Marcbn .II pss-
Apply 10 q WASHINGTON
chsrIe'tovn, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
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AS The Winchester Ne,os says it is ru>
mored that the Methodists are about to es,
tablish FIRST class female school in that rlace.
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Household Furniture.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court IF JEFFERSON County,
State Of Vest Virginia, November Term,
1872.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-19
Reno Items.
From the Reno crescen, July III

From the Reno Crescent July III
j. II. Kinkead yesterday returned
from the Reno Mining Company's
claims, in Humboldt county. He re.
ports the mines looking well and work
satisfactorily progressing. The com.
pany have three men ut work, who
have sunk an incline OH the ledge &c
feet, and In sinking that distance have
taken out l6 tons of ore that will pay
for shipping. The company own three
claims, two copper, one silver and
gold. An assay of the silver bearing
lode shows 5000 In gold, $I4,S 81 IN
silver, TO the ton. Satisfactory.
The Peavine mining district Is slow
ly but surely assuming proportion and
shape. The present prospect Is that
both its copper and silver mining In.
terests will be worked to II conclusion
favorable or unfavorable during the
next six months. a mill for testing
its silver bearing ores Is now eli
route for ltS future scene Of action.
Capitalists have purchased one aud
bonded another copper mine, and are
now developing the same, with mag
niticent. prospects Of making the ell
terprlSe q SUCCESS.
Yesterday, about l p. NJ, Nick Ham,
mersmith's boy, George, got hold OF
ZONE explosive material; probably
the contents of u Fourth of July bomb,
with which lie succeeded In blowing
himself up, his left hand and face were
badly burned. He now considers him
self almost the peer OF the author OF
the Virginia catastrophe.