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, 1874-04-10
INDIANA.

LAronTE.
tSpecfdI Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
James A. Crawloy, with tho aid Of tho ladies, Inns
alroady filed forty afllavtH against Baloon-koep-
erB before Juatlce Fradenburg. Tho runlor is
that aovonty-fyo afldavts will soon bo filed
ho docs not closo Lis buHnehs Should ho oeaso
business; then no action will DO tahon, aud tho
nattor dropped IS TO him. This forenoon M
other aaloon-koeper was arroased BY oonstablos
J. F. Lnar ssao and E. aoA A}bfsas aaaoa on
liquors without permit. Ho vas
taken before Justice Fradonburg Tor hoaring,
but tho trial was postponed till tomorrow. Tho
Justice and Constabloa suggested to him that II
ho would ccaBa business mud sign the aalopn-
koopers' pledge, no action should bo takon, In.
Btcad Of being, ~ generally supposed. officers Of
tho law, they appear to DO acting az a second
hand Temporance Committee. under the supor-
vision and instruction Of the Woman's Yonlpor-
the conduct Of these officers Of tho Inv.
KoKo1o.
8pectal Dispatch to The Chfcdao Tribune.
KoKouo, Ind, April 0.-Coneiderablo oxcito-
ment prevails hero In regard to al article In tho
City Democrat roforring to the crusaders Of thia
city aB female roadstors, and using other de-
grading epithets. Unloss an apology ia offered
through thoir columns, the reaultmny bo aorious.
There is worry bittor feeling towards tho paper
by tho bastor clszonB.
LaponrE, Ind, April 9.-Twenty-ono addition
nl aiidayits Layo boon flied against aaloon.keop.
ors. MI to be tried tomorrow: It was intended
to have thom tried o.lay, but promises made by
several Of tho unlicensed saloon-keopers to sign
tho pledge rather than 70 have tho cascs prose-
cuted, induced tho Indies to postpone pro-
cecdings until tomorrow. Tonight tho
saloon.kceperB hold meeting in
regard to the matter. Tho purport OF the pledge
is that thcy will cease tho sale and giving away
OF Bprituous, malt and vinoua liquors, makiug
it permanent, and tho cases ngnnst those sign
iug tho snno will be continued indefinitely.
According to promise, fiyo enlooua will o!oso to-
morrow. Yonr correspondent has tho ahove
| from one of the lndioH on the Saloon Committee.
GOSHEN.
Special Dispateh to The Chfea1o Tribune.
| f[Gos11EN, Ind, April "a tcmPerance-mco
was held In the Court -uouBe ttia evening. j.
| g. Van Polt, the reformed salooi-kcepor, deliy.
orod a lect,aro OF two hours duration to moro
than GOO people. Ho rolated hiBexpericnce with
tho terrible curse, intemperaum, and said lie
would sooner DO d highwaymnn :lon to engage
| again in tho liquor-trafilc. He rade few points
, 1874-04-10

Hayden B. w Smith, nha III. "; ~. a nIlH, r y
Knight, claiming e3,0oJ damages for an assault
~ oarrio Dts K. Sherman suod John D. Young for
"tiYu: tho international Bank began anit agnnst
Onrtor II. Harrison for $4,000
itobort 0roor commenced mn action Of trespass
ugnI1at i. II. Bradley, N. D. bogydon, and Donnis
s%ons synf s on asaaCes RaaCs1t e. 1foo o s. Hoo r.
hoo, Jr., !. i. Tuokor, ". J. Colby, and 7: T.
Mend boga,, a suit In asaumpst against j. \.
Bcar,,n,on for $40, 600. ,-.-..#
Eugene II. Lewis hogan Ruit IN trosrass
agninst r9toF ,u. W;int0r' !; claiming $4,000 Tor
'oe0"| CIRCUIT utunr.
Jonathan Bowman commenced q auit against
sam,,el j. Walker for $4,000.
Dornard Hoonoy for . Partition Of Lots 43. 49,
a. md 10. in d, Il. Walisor's Subdiaon OF tic N.
", i OF boo. 81, 90, II, futo two oqual parts.
Henry @. Stedman auoa J. L. Newman for
Margaret @. stodmnn commenced T. suit in
trospaHh against J. 8. Newman, laying damages
at $4,000.
THE COUNTY COURT.
In tho mnttor OF tho oHtato Of DaBtian Van
Druncn, his will Wla proven. aud lotterB Of I'd
ministration with tho will annexed were issued
to Walter do Graaf under m approved bond Of
$1,000. lionunoiation Of excoutrix namol inwill
filed.
Johh hlcChlIcy "nh HppuAlteu autlulhst@tui
of tho catato OF Owon Poroo, under m approved
bohd Of 90. .aoD. ..-
John Kuhn'a will wns proven, and lettora tos-
tamontary were Issued to Eva CIara Kuhn III oas o.
oxocutrix, aud Aef indlVlaual bonu OF S1o'zoo
waa approved
In tho mnttor Of tho estate Of john Z. Davis,
grant Of administration was allowed to Ellen
Dnvis under an approved bond OF s8, 900.
In the1nattor OF tue cBtato OF Charles Mrodt,
Erant OF administration WAS allowed to ohartos
lVrn uuder m approved bond or TJ,oo0.
Alnrln Leok, exocutrx OF tho estate OF Joseph
brown, having removed beyond tho l1mita OF tilo
State, and no answer having boen filed to the
citation publishsu Tor thirty dayas was oEaefeu
removed from Office.
Tho claim OF tile Conncetlont hlutuai LILO In
Burauco Company for 81. .4T7.UB against tho estate
OF David Wilkins was allowed.
Thomas Evans preeontpd cfnffn for $191 az
edrnin}atrofor NJ thn netntn nf Hurh T. HupheH
nnt1 i1,n unn,o ,rna a1iovaj1
am M, ~ n1 ~ r., ro.i aa+oto ~ 4},o 1s+o 5or
WoialRar was conhrmod. -
Tho guardian Of Jesse A. Smith, = minor, pro-
soutot Ills annual account which was approved,
nntl lnnvo urnntetI to Withdraw youchcra.
Tn,o ro1irwirr ro.na of o1lnrod insanity .varo
Nv H. 10y" ot,,r,,at ~ o1io,a ~ m:om,i.,
trcu, al1 tno Iuty totua t1e soAtssn 11 - H,My
john n. Evans, Mlcnhel Jonees a1hIy Ann - oou-
nor, and Cornelius Sullivan.
Tho suits for baHtRrdy brought by Margaret
non;nat hnfo,, Tocl. wore cont|nnel.
r.. t,,a ,,nt+o- ~ tlo oototn ~ nn1nh Uorro n
LII .ho lnAttei ~ NV oot"'o ~ .s"'l. 1toPlo, -
lnnafltt uen1AInlH VI 1Iucog A0tuoi Goua1fS&!uEs
, 1874-04-10
TEMPERANCE.
Reports from tho Crusaders East and
West,.
Pittsburgh Women Warned Not to Oh
struct tho Sidewalks.


SI'tcfaf Dfsrateh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
oHAMrA1oN, ILL.,, April 0.-Tho now city
officers wero aworl, In tonight. Immediately
aftor which commtttoo Of 1aiios, through Aid,
Doardsloy, handed in petition sig,,od by oyer
GOO women praying tho Council not to liconBo
aud laid oyor Tor future actioIi only ono voting
may. In tho Circuit Court In this county,
jacob Day. Of Homer, was fined
e0oO mud costs, and waa given. 180
days in 1a,l for twelve ilfogal sales Of liquor.
For tho same ofronso, Jacob Frost Of Urbana,
nwas flned S10o and gyon thirty days In, jail.
Lewis Foster goes to jail for forty daya and pays
e50 md costs
In tho olocton Of School Board in this city,
Mrs. J. D. Mckinley aud HRS. ]. Bacon were
elected momhors by largo naajorit!es over Mossrs.
Beach and Miller.
a1lEL.DYv1LLE.
Correspondcneoqf qf The Chicago Tribune.
snELnYylLLE, H.. April 8.-IEc whlsky-rlng
arc discounted, and temperance people ro1oico
for, at tho election on Monday, whisky was voted
down.
, 1874-04-10


,specta, Dtspatch to TIC CAieaao Tribune.
scuooLcl.AEr, Mich, April 9.-Thcro was
large and enthusiastic temperance meeting tat
tho Methodist Church, under tho auspices of tho
Ladies' Temperance Union Of this place, lust
evening. Threo. to four hundred people were
out, and speeches were made by tho Hon. T.
Lakcn Brown and twonty others, all strongly in
pressing tho nattcr here energoticallY. Herman
Kohl, % this place, hns complained of Dan
Kala1nazoo, for boing u common seller, md tho
trial will bo before Justice Daniel lowe Of this
place.
, 1874-04-10

voteo M Is raised against using my and cvo1y pos-
aablo moata, wlotlor tho weak or strong DO tho
inhtru1nent to lesson tho powcr Of liquor In tho
lnntl. Ono lifo eavod from the rapacity OF tho
tliat has boon used. No ono is obligeil to onliat
4, this cauaoi Il Ii matter Of choice II
tho noy. n1r. Herman and othors Of hts
ssitatnp si,snp had aden, ae probably most t.r5r o.
tion through lilo agency 81 tlia fearful OWL,
sinking lower md. lower, drifting furtlor atld
fnrthor away from everything puro and good;
slayos 81! to drials; manhood Lost judgment gone;
LIKELY, at any momont, 70 commit orimo: srana. ,.
makes ono slluddor to contemplate, ,-tlloy would
bo llttlo moro In sympathy with thla movo-
mont.
No ono expects That oil tito aa1oons In tho land
tatod; war Inns been doolared. public
opinion yentintod, and Tho matter will not rest
until something Ia accomplished oven moro than
has already been. This movo tas act pooplo to
thinking, md drunkartl- manufacturers In mnny
placoa do not stand III as hgh rcpute aa they
THO Rov. Mr. Herman Hays: "1f our mon
would start q crusade, against, dry gooda and
millinery stores, and shut up nbout nino-tentliB
ct them the consequences would oo ,a TINT .a 1r
would bc bottor housewives" No wondor that
lo llas IN eyo to economy; for, II his reasoning
III tho pulpit ia no hotter tlnn out Of 1t, md ho
gots his pay according, 1t must ho very poor.
Dry goods and millinery stores arc, compRra-
lively speaking, harmless institutions, ana hhvo
nothing to do with tho liquor question; 1t Ia not
D parallel caso. I suppose tho reverend gontlo-
1nRn would like to allllt up nine~tentha Of tho
atoreH he montions, and own tho other tonth.
Almost anyone would like auoh corner. Thcro
would, in that caao, DO no necessity for him to
carry q load Of anxiety concerning the economy
Of mons wives. But tliB Baloon-bllslnesa affects
evory man, woman, and child In community; It
ia ovoryono's business. True, tho world ta full
Of wrongs to DO righted; but th!s iB tho giant
wrong,-tho root from which spring innumera-
the proportions OF pyramid; while othcrs By
comparison, seom to dWind1e away to nnt-hills.
From background Of minor Ills, with brazou
faco 1t stands ont in bold relief, challenging to
combat. Lot those women a1onoi they havo en-.
torod tho list; tho bnttlo may bc long, but
thoir courage will not fail. It cannot bc doomed
that thoY have accomplished moro than legisla'
tion or tho pulpit has ever done in thia matter,
and thoy will not givo it up they aro awake
now, and will not aoon alumbor. 10 lind out
possibilities 10 groat stop gained; what has
been dono can bo, and they know 1t. " Wherevor
aud whonover blow can DO atrtick for tcmpor-
! anco, IT should be; and whenever tooth, If II
bo but ono Of thc many millions with which In
temperance grnda itB victims, can bo extracted
1t should bo. Nothing but perBiBtent, prayertn
effort will over mako headway in this battle. Il
must be Btrike-atriko; NOW hcre-now there-
overywlore. 1t iB not q question Of oxpodienoy
but duty. Do not fight against God, reverend
Sir, nor presume " to bless whom Flo has moi
| bleasol," D1TTEnsWEET.
, 1874-04-10
APPLETON.

ypecfal Dispatch to Tho Chie4to Tribune.
APPLETON, April 0.-The tem,oranco crusade
by tho laticB is still in progresl To-day about
flttoon Of thom havo been visiting the saloons,
etora. Thoy have beon respectfully troatod, but
tho only benefit 80 far is the o7tr Of ono saloon
man to nell ont and quit the buanoss. No action
haa yet been taken on his propotion.
, 1874-04-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

o1Asuow. April o.-steamship I:nly, from
Now Yoils, Inns arrived. nil.
Nav Yol.x, April D.-Arriyel, str 4lalHhipa City
of rarju, from Liverpool, aud Great Western
from bristol.
, 1874-04-10
GERMANY.

LONDON, Apri! 10-6 d. ma Berlin dispatch
to tho Daily Ncus represents that tho Consery-
ing to srpplant Prince Bismarck by Gon. Won
MantebfFol.
, 1874-04-10
TRANCE,

PARIS, April 9.-doyornmont received dis
patches confirming the report Of the escape Of
1iochfort and companions.
, 1874-04-10

Spectat Dispatch To THE Chtcaao Tribune.
Sr PAUL. Nlinn., April o.-Capt. Charles By
..lltls, who came to st. Paul tWonty-throe years
u,andor Of III English merchant vesAo and af-
forward resided 1t Boston, moving from there
hara
, 1874-04-10

Special Ditpateh to The CHICAGO 1t&5ane.
SPENCER, Ind, April o~-A aaw-mill noar this
place exploded yesterday, instantly killing Bon
5amin Many, mud woundtng William Grant and
Bud Allon. Grant cannot Iiyo.
, 1874-04-10

ECNTKttE 1kNIICF l1XT1UB1U1& III N1d1nHVkVs
LONDON, April 10-5 .. ma Bteam boiler Of
tho factory Of w. Hamilton,, noar Glasgow. OK
plodod yesterday with terrible effect. a largo
foot through tho mir, and cracsel into school,
house full Of children. Thrco Of thom were in
stantly killed, and thirty are reported moro or
less injured.
, 1874-04-10

Qu1NN-nuRT-At tho rcsidonco oE tho bridoss
fnther No. 16h Park Wednesday, Arril g. by tho
1!ov. ". H. RYDER, William V. Quinn and Miss Mary
Eva Burt; all Of Chicago.
, 1874-04-10

Special Dispdteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
KoKosio, Ind, April 9.-Eliaha Coffin, ona-
ploye In tho hub and spoke factory OF Rains,
Btratton i Co., Of this city, had an arm torn on
and was othotwise badly injured by being caught
in lathc.bolt this afternoon.
, 1874-04-10

LONDON, April 10.-Tho trial Of jean Luie for
perjury boginB today.
, 1874-04-10

Steamboat Accident.
Special Ditpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
AIToa, ILL.,, April 0.-Tho Alton packet steamer
Desmot colilod wlth tho st. Louis bridge this
pnrt OF hor cabip. Tho damage will laY her up
Nnma time for ranaira.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
H u NJ o Ro u.s.,
A Lone Hand.

Daniel Drew was seated in his Office one
day after his disastrous tilt with the North-
Western, by which the boys of Wall street
tilted the old fellow out of two millions
There was curious expression on his face.
something between crying and laughing; and
he appeared to be contemplating the vanity
of all things here below or how quickly mil
lions take to themselves wings and skip
While seated thus stranger entered and
sccosted his confidential clerk.
&c You paid me for some stock yesterday /;
do you remember the transaction 2"
"Oh yes; perfectly" replied the clerk
{. Well, you made very slight mistake,
''Guess not am not in the habit of do
ing so,'' said he, somewhat piqued to think
such charge should be brought against him
In Mr.. Drew's presence.
'But am sure you did just glance over
your books, and if I'm mistaken, why-I'n
treat"
Reluctantly the clerk complied, and found
that he had made an error in figuring and paid
the stranger one hundred dollars too much.
Drew got up and approached the desk.
81 knew it," said the stranger, throwing
down hundred dollar greenback, 81 make
1t point to be honest" he added, buttoning
up his coat
"Houest, eh !' whined Daniel. turning to
him ''honest! Do you live in New York ?'
81 do, sir
.'You do oh And you are being honest
Well, you are playing lone hand young man;
n lone hand If you had much to do in Wall
street, you would get awful louesome-that's
all I've go: to say"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
She Wasn't Ready.

The most dificuls thing, says cynical old
bach. in the world for woman to do is to get
ready to go any where. And there is moth
ing woman will resent quicker or more
fercely than an intimation that she may pos
sibiy miss the train. Our friend BraYfogle
gives Us an instance of this. Mrs. Brayfogle
was supposed to take the ten o'clock train on
the Bee Line to visit some relatives in an
interior town. Having suffered on previous
occasions for productions suggestions, Bray
thought he would let things take their natural
course. So he slipped his coffee and ate his
eggs on toast while Madam curled and pow
dered, danced attendance on the looking
glass, and tied hair on the back of her head
Then Bray sat by the stove for an hour
reading the morning paper, while the madam
still continued to get ready AT last, just as
he had reached the final paragraph, madam
tied her bonnet strings under her chin. took
one long, lingering, loving look at the image
reflected in the glass, and announced:
'tWell, my dear. I'm ready"
''Ready for what ?" asked Bray in we'll af.
fected assonishment.
To go to the depot, to be sure" said Mrs
BrayfogEe, tartIy.
Oar said Bray, I'd forgotten. "woll,
madam" continued he, looking at his watch,
chat train has been gone thirteen minutes
Just keep on your things, and you'll be ready
foE the train tomorrow"
We draw a vail over what followed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
100 GIFTS one dollar each, amount
S25 $50

5,767 s25 $50
The property gifts will be purchased by the Cor
porRtors at the prices above named it the drawer
phall SO desire, and the CaPh he promptly paid by
tho treasurer the day specified.
Bear in mind that ticket is recognized at the
drawing unless the coupon bearing the duplicate
number has been returned to the secretary with
the psice-one d0llsr
The di.tribution OF gifts viii co mmen"c 10 days
after drawing and continues months, if necessary
to plete il
Money must be forwarded by Registered letter.
POstOEfice order. Express Draft solvent Bank.
The proportion of Cite TO the number of tickets
is larger than offered aud affords the hest
proof that the mana cement desire to make onlv
email Legitimate prof., tor the Eurpore s. forth ,
and not to of1or grand ottsr ryin'ile
Tho Co-por@t0r. are J. J. St"nehurner, John A.
Saum J. G. Nc Donald. Wm.J DinSes Dr., D. ~.
Prescott. Or. P. B"lew. Joseph C"Ter,J D. Mil
lignn. jaime. y. svsnn and Geo. " Kortz.
Prcsid"nt. D. ". Pa SCOTT Treasur or, JoHN
A. SAra: Secretary, J. D. TlLLIeAS.
Address ~ com n,unie tions to the secretary at
Edin burg, Shenandoah County, Virginia.
EsFssENcEs.
The management respectfully refer to the follow
ing gentlemen for any testimony a. to the charRc
ter of the corpHrators, and their ahil ~ meet
oobliga atoms Hon John T. Harris. n. C., Harris"r-
burg. Va: DR. 8. Fl. MOtfatt, Senator Do. Gen.
J Fl. Williams. Mem. Lceisi'tnrr, WiLches'cr,
Va: Col. J WI Moore. Member Legislature.
Mt jackson. Va . Gen G.. 3. Meem. St. to Senator,
vs.: Capt. Fl Ridhlcberger. Member Legis'a
ture. Do. Judge rive, tx State Treasurer,
Edinburs. Va. n. K front. Esq.. Mayor of ss.un
ton, Va: Moses vs. alton. Es9 Prest. Shrnan dnSh
County Bank, Woods,"ck. Va, G Meem. Fsq
President New Market Bank of Virginia New
Market, Va.
at Ed inbure. Va. will receive prompt attention
Correspondents should write their nddress in full
AGENTS WANTED IN EvERY CRY,
Town. Wills se and Mel hborhood.
The drawing will take place in a grove near Ed
lnburg on the day above named.
Am
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01


An INGENIOUS DEFEScE.-In the police
court at Chicago, few weeks since, a wife
thus inGeniously explained away serious
charges of harsh treatment of her poor hus~
band: Zone day when she was running
across the room with a fork in her hand he
jumped in the way and struck his wrist
against the fork, wrenched it from her grip
by the prongs, which he ran into his wrist.
Then he endeavored to strike her but she
: held up pan of hot dish>water between
them, and he spilled IL all over his head.
Then be. got stIl moro angry At this accident,
saud started to jumPat her, but his head
ecsIne against her hand, and he fell down.
She tooK hold of his hair TO raise himsup.
and tie hair vas moiatened by the hot water.
70 thssit o1FaesoE Then she saw Il ,sss no
ass e Isasoa s,sist him any long and she
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
DIR. JOHN OELLIG,S
A NTI- BILIOUS FAMILY PILLS.

ThcPe excellent Pills will be found cure remedy
tor Hcidity OF the st"mRch, Indigestion. HabiiuaI
Constipation. CraIDp Collie, Fever and Ague This
terrible AMI distressng disease can with from two
TO four doses be overpuwer0d. and has in many
pill being an ordinary dose, renders them the
cheapest medicine in the world, and their certainty
Of cure lie un"quHllsd. W"hHv" never found them
t" fail In CAGES al JSundice and all SPREmOdic AZ
tectionS. They purify tho blood and promote
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table and perfs:tly 'ree from thing that do
either permanent temporary injury to the
stomach or Bowels. or to thu general sySicm
These pills had their origin in France, where the
medicinal rcience lie far advanced and wera first
made in this country by the father OF DR.. John
OeiliC, native of France.
The following letters from those who have tested
DR.. John OeliiG's Anti Bilious Family Pills, arc
simrlv appended that v"u mav Whist people sHy
medicine You will sreHk in the pEne mRnp.r:
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Co.. Gentlemen ThHd the hlR hC fot, tried YOUR
P'iE. ] took one doe" Of two pills only. vhicr
chilp md fever.
Yours, W F.. TAYLoE.
HEnGEsvtLtE. BERKEIEy CourTY. w. Va July
q 1871 DR. o'lIic 4 Co. G"utrmen nave
been sufTeri"R for ifr""n pact with Rrcot
rAin in my hack eide fullncrP - INV hest Sc
took lew Of v"rr Anti Bi'i"u' pile which cnred
any afflicted in way.
Yours truly, MARv KRETzVR.
REDoESvILLE. Sept. 8. 1871.
To NIL irhom n 11Gy concern
This il to certify that vast ken with dyspepsia
and II continued on 80 for four veHrS. and n tho
KEN ReIilng NpFees Rpd 0uT1ng tn ICER timR
OF nv i!!uc0P, "upross ma At least enty ply
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Of them did me Hnv good At last heard oT Or
John n"lliT Of Wavn"sboro. Pa ] Sent for him he
vlsited me hut five tiTnee cured mo per isrtlv
sound with pile. Ithipk from tho relief gave me
that he IL one of the best pr ysici"rp cvstSsw
RIcHARD BuDTHE
DIRECTIONS Two nils wi be- Iopnd puf
hcient purge an ndnt. u taken to relieve cop-
srp"ron one pill every other m1rnIDE.is Sdvisrd
For Rgu.. pills h"urs before the time Of bsN
ing chill For child six ysnrs old BE- N nil
will he found tn well.
Manufactured in wAynCPhoro. Pa on " under
the ,PeciHI direction of DR. John OcIIig
NJ n. PFOUTZ.
~Hynesh"rn. Pa
Thee Anti, r lli2us Pills are for~nrdcd tn nry
point in tho United S'ntes, 80 crnts pr Box on
application 10 u EHsoutz .wnvpcsbo,o. ps
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
PoE1IcAL.
OUT ON THE FLY.

J. Smith is dead. That fine young man
We never shall see no more,
He'd been a member of the club
Since 1864.
His nose was Roman. and his eyes
Continually were peeled,
He made q splendid umpire, and
a beautiful left field.
Ills hair was red. and shineled close;
Much sunburnt was his face.
he never shown with moro effect
Than on the second base,
Though not a matrimonial man,
He dearly loved match,
And. like mis- sister, had but few
Superior ON The catch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

"A firm dealing largely in coal in one of
our western cities had in their service an
Irishman named Barney. One day the head
of the firm, irritated beyond endurance at one
of Barney's blunders, told him to go to the
Office and get his pay, and added:
''You are SO thick headed can't teach
you anything"
'.Begorra," says Barney, 81 l.rn won thing
since I've been wild YEP
Whats that Pr asked his employer.
ftThat sivinteen hundred make ton"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

During revival at Green Bay, citizen
Is reported to have arisen and asked to be for
given for having been . subscriber to the
Chicsgo Times for nineteen years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
NorICn

OARTIES indebted to uS will please come for
ward and settle at once. must close ouI
business We OfTer entire Stock Of Goods 81
less than Cost. A. WiI! lose DOT In sixty Dave
Our keaSeexpires ~ that and We are com.
OF Merchants {" oar Stock which We will cIose ouI
ON reasonat Ie time to good parties.
JuI' 81. 1874 4 ROSE a mo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

Miunie-Fm in such quandary; for
If 1 turn my back ON Charley, he becomes of
Tended at once; and if don't he can't see
my new buckle. What shall do7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

1t is astonishing how rapidly young
msn's emotions will change, when = lady
relieves her waist from his encircling arm,
By inserting about one inch of hair-pin in it.