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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21

AFTER much tsi6ulation and ''trare!, '
the road which CONNECTS the enterpr:sias
city Of Co-nucopie With the metropolis
Of Exc county IS free Of distractions.
We find the following gratifying anHcun-
cement in the Eiko i5lsgtad.Ht OF the
18th:
The snow blockade of the road north
has at length been raised By the efforts
0. langley and Brown. who arrived with
three teams from Independence VALLEY
on Wednesday. The sleiShs were LEFT
where the snow terminated, about sly
miles out and yesterday morning Rem
hart Bros. sent their team with provl-
sions to be transferred to the sleighs upon
reaching them. The Cornucopia mail
in charge of Woodruff ( Ennor's agent
started for its destination Yesterday
morning. and will hereafter in all probab-
ility be regularly delivered. As the dit-
ficrilties of travel on the road were only
encountered at intervals where heavy
drifts occurred and as these drifts have
now all been cut We can discover no good
reason why the stages should not sooa
make their regular trips, carrying pas
sengers as well as the mails.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

San Francisco, April ao.-Professor
Alien, with his panty, made successful
landing o: the balloon Sierra Nevada last
evening near Niles Station.
The steamer China arrived this morn
! in. with Yokohama dates TO the 9th of
March. The news is net very important.
The attention Of the Government is oc-
cupisd with treaty revisions. Two
officers of the Foreign Department have
been appointed to draw Up proposals. fo-
japan.
The troops a;ch have been dispatch
a south aEsils; the rebels are gradually
returning.
A fge in Yokohama on March Il de
s;royed The whole block known as the
Bank buildings. Loss Sl50,0G0.
Japanese capitalists have purchased
the United States storosEin Idaho.
The most prominent Of the rebel lead
ers have escaped from SGga.
A fire at Alcatraz damaged the place
10 the extent of about $4,000.
The German bark Chance left New
castle. Nsw South Wales, On the 18Th O:
December, with cargo Of Goals. On
the eth of January she struck on TIE
south end OF Fo-u2osa Island ana was
Nfseked. l ne "Iie "ho ~" ci.i',,'N-t u
'he captain; tt5lGN, were dIo"HSa'
On Niaith i-'h u. s'..ii.si - Sun ."
was Wiethed ''o"' ,L4.'t ~ l1iIsS Ii"ii
Hone4ohs:, 40 h'.S los'; Hne W'' :; en-
p'cTr'' ~ ne is" ., Iii 'i.-'
Inc INN" .To''9L' I'C'a 80. I---ne's pas
senSerS-hea'ies' importation Iii q ioi {
time P&s':
Nary5yiIie. Cal 3Ap'l l''-rcof5e
turner, a eri-5h VINO mas o.th liV!i' {
alone N small c&bih on iafiH INNS
mics east OF mere was Yesterday morn
IN? found murdered. Ls was l.lnS oH'-
side OF he CABIN. 4 shotgun, with one
empty barrel, was yin: near. He had
been shot in tie head, ana stiueI ny
some heavy instrument. No clue to tbs
murderer. :,
Wells Sots'lon. Me- AprH "a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21
WANTED, 4 LEADER.

Ia a temperate and well considered
article. printed IN another column. the
Boston .tdreYtiScs' discusses the newly
formed coalition between the representa-
tives OF tie West and SOath in Congress.
Il surveys tine Senate for 4 parliamentary
leader 81 tie opposition forces, and looks
With approval TO Sargen. of California
or Thurman Of Ohio for that position.
To Morton Of Indiana has already fallen
the leadership Of iuiationists. Tie
s.t.,..t;sel has named t.o Of the most
caplbIc tacticiaus IL the Senate. either
Of whom IS connetent TO conduct par
i-ar.eutarv campaign. Thurman Is the
older tactician e the two. and his ability
IS Acknowledged. while for Sargent Ii
NAV lie claimed that the uniform success
which has attended his management OF
the i.a0artans bills in;Tcsied TO him, Is
warralI: f a capacity shat need admit
no superior. Ii i old 10 note that ohe
Of til s.auncheSt Republican journals
throughout the length and breadth CT
the land names one of the s;t.Uuc!lest
Democrats as a possible header o! tie
forces yyith which 1t ranges itself upon
the Issue now the dominant IN national
politics. The bew:!jarca party-man
NAV well ask-Whjthor. Q whittier are
We drifting? while = political Rip Van
Wrinkle Who has slept since 1Si might
rub his eyes .ni take up lis political
,,.rqI,l.. where ne left i eft IN the DAYS
OF Henry Clay. His remarks would be
in or,Ier.-Sd Sacramento Record.
The foregoing Suggests subject for
discussion which should be treated with
great caution and delijera.ion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21

WRESTLING AT AUsrE.-Says the Re
ueille Of Thursday.
A wrestling match took place in slush-
er's livery Stable yesterday afternoon
which attracted large crowd OF inter-
ested spectators. The match was be-
veen Sol Carnan and - Meadows for
SO side. and was won by the former.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21

The Eureka Sentinel says that 40 miles
of the narrow guage railway will be
completed by the first of September. We
hope so.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21
Or the Pancake mine the Eurela Sea-

Or the Pancake mine the Ecreka Sea
ti5el Gays:
The mine is at present 2a5 feet down
ana the water level not yet reached
Coal OF superior quality is now being
extracted. The new and powerful INA
clirery recently erected is il working
order, and everything pertaining to the
successful development Of tie mine pro
crosses finely.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cEa;sHr EoysE--GEoRa.: D. JEIEG. PROPORTION
t. " fish Lail-ar E-:itt Conner
\ + E-ysu+ y Jenkins " Eartlacn
T. " piuc-k y smith ) I S,iaunCa
VI W,sth,H wash E5Lry
-. CHARLES Eo-Er, GO ITFLy, IHCTRI2Ioh
c H"Cmrr II II Haisa GtEuTy
4 Lewis FreVvr. @nd family
- IiRieIHsII Mrs kirby airs could
Steward e VI Mans - j a.sacAan
! SIitls JP P,tt:,-row Z EiH;On
II bins0n FritZey Meyer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
Hon. A. R. Botelor in Baltimore.

On Thursday night, tho 29th ult.. there
give expression to the sentiments of Maryland
in favor of the ccuteEnisl commemorption Of
American independence at Phlndalphi. in
1876 The San says it MAS brilliant affair
there being present about twenty-five hundred
persons, two thirds of whom were ladies'
Among the speakers was Hon. a. r. BoteIor,
o! this county, who sal: :
"ThG centennial exhibition was practically
and theoretically in the interest of the whole
cnumtIyin which sli should juiU III celebrating
Those who we're cnIt-d rebels aud those who
f0n hit Tor the f ~ wore uu ted in their ef-
fonts n lI"m"'e this q joct lic aud his
friend, Gen. Hs~lrV, ~"re -" "tpnsa'e sides
Ets believed 1t his du'y T. follow the fortunes
of StnncW. J,ck>"n. bile Gen UaWIav
followed his victorious lesd+r Grant Ap>
plause Th"y fought it brnv"ly 0ut, aud
when it was done ihcre w.e an end oi it
[C"Dtinucd appl"use.1 lie we'll remembered
that ut Arpoma'tox, in few minutes after
the surrender. tho soldiers in blue ard grav
eat down side by aide togethrr prolonged
sprlau-e Tho centennial win stfprH an p
portunitv to exhibit to the world that we re-
cognze "nlv the rs'rio,ism of ccmmou
couufrv th+t ~" c,ns"s ~hirh &l'enrteH and
estr.ngc3 the sections have H."-n -ucr""';si nv
the fr.teruity which distinguished our frthers
befa'e us.
There can he no centernisl wi'hout Vir>
Ginia Enthusiastic surlsnse They will
attend the cantennisI sud -tsu u~"n new
sDd more rrOsreroMs career. When the
sneaker closed the band struck mp Way
Down in Dixie, when the audience again op>
pIauded."
RENTS The Baltimore Gazette, in refcrr
ing to this subject, says:
''One Of the natural results of the late
fnsDc4l storm that SWEPT over the country
wa- the Un-crtiing Of vaiue- Of every kind,
and the downward tendency oi prices Of ell
the ncces-"rcs "t lie That u,any of tho
articles of daily consumption heretofore com
msnded too h.n price there is not the
slightest doubt, and now, in r1snv instances,
the >hrinka.e ufincnme r"Imrel- corrcsnond-
iu" Limitation ot demand Dn the part of he
public. Real estate Is Of cour-e beginning I"
show the effect Of the psuic and Rirhin the
next few months the question of rents must
be fairly met BY sI' parties Interested Many
persons who. year ago, we're able 10 psy
liberal price to renters are nov forced 10 cur
tail their daily ex penscs. aud uuleNs their rents
are reduced will be compelled I" mov" into
tmslier snd less exI cusive dWeilings Under
such circumstances il wtuld seem to bn tho
part of owners TO make such reasonable con
cesSions 10 their teu4nts as the eKigencies OF
the times demand"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
Dsath of DR.. Frederick D. Delinger.

The Stauntou Spectator, in noticing the
sudden death of this gentleman, formerly of
Martinsburg, a brief notice of which was
copied into our paper last week, says:
On the Slst of December, midnight pro-
eession might have been seen, bearing all that
was mortal OF Mrs. Sarah Champ DeIlinger,
the wife of DIR. F. d. Dellinger, to the
Wsynesboro' Depot. to be placed on board the
Express train, destined TO = resting place in
the cemetery At Aartinsburg. West Virginia.
A solitary mousner-the bereaved husband
following the cofiued dust to its home amoug
the dead. On the 3lst of Jsnunrv Just one
month thereafter. another mourntHl scene ia
witnessed at the same hour; and that husband
who but one short month before, had bitterly
wept over the new made grave of departed
wife, is himself horne thiIher. also BY kindly
stranger hands, to join the loved in =
chamber of that house, appointed for all the
living. No tear drop, burns the cheek, or
anguish 6lls tho heart, or chokes the utterauce
Of the conner. The quiet Of the tomb is
now their jnint inheritance; the storms and
sunshine oE life are alike uuheeded together
theV sIPeD the sleep of death.
DR.. Dellinger wss found desd on the morn
ing Of the 30th of January. in his bed a, tho
residence of DIR. Jno. s. Myers iu Wsynes-
boro'. where he had engaged room aud
boarding. His failure 70 appear a, the break
fast hour was noticed as no was usually rUnc-
tual. DR. N visited his room and faund h i'm
in bed. apparently in a sound slaep. A closer
scrutiny found therG Was no hrsathing and
the rUlse and hesrt still, the aesh warm. in
dicsting that death had occurred within an
hour There were no indications of anv
stru gle having taken place. 1t was we'll
known TO himself, and often expressed to his
friends, that his end would ha sudden Be-
ing an intelligent physician. he did not at
tempt to conccal from himself or others the
fact, that his heart was diseased, which would
eventmate in speedy desth. !pr. d. was in
the SIND year of his oga, and nstive of
Maryland. He wa- we'll known in the county
Of Au2nsss, whore he hiss resided fora num-
Der Of years and had but rerRntiy been mp
pointed Postmaster at Wayneshoro'. and en-
tered upon his duties at his ofics. Mr. IT,
II. Shack Ieford accompanied ttc remains to
Mar'inshUIg. 1t may be gratifying 10 his
friends Mt home and abroad to know that dur.
ing the late revival in Wavnesbor0,' the Dr.
connected himself with the Methodist Enis>
cophl Church. lie left 90 children to grievc
over double sorrow
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

There i an % d-rk"y in one Of the lover
counties VII" la'eiy voted for local cpfinu, as
he understood It, lat rrt a. the public geDer-
ely under-tard4 II. TIE story, true one,
rus. thus: At sn "I"c'iou friend ssted the
old man how he wns going 10 vote
"Oh," he tepled. 'The ltcpub liesD ticket,
/ alusys vote thst trk ct"
''5ut how are you going to vote On tie local
op'ionl -.
Tho darkey, looking up, usked, Whats
thsi?"
"why, local option is Puttig down liquor"
was the reply.
"Lor. ma=say" ssid the d.rkey, "of
course I vote for local option; vote TO put
poWn liquor to the old price, 6ppeDDy-bit
pint"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
@TRANsIRNT BI1Ls-oAsH
PoETIcAL.
NINE Is THINE.

Mine "a t'ine. and tllue is miue-
Such Is loves mcst holy sign;
Waeu The .yuor her's bosom bare
Givcth mix to a bqbr f1lr;
W'u.D tho uil'uC infant cries
BTirE tears 70 the mothers ewes,
Sa'llc for srrle. ard eve for eve,
Tear f. rear a d sign for s.Vh;
THEN appears tie law divine
Nine i tl.ine and tome is mine.
Mine is t'i"e. and t''ine is mine
Swell i Loves mos holy sign;
When the lover takes his bride,
Eaclr shall SHARE c same Ii eSide,
Each III blaze Sky Ovrrh"rd.
Fac the board, and each the he'd.
Each tho ni"ht, ~ d zach tie day,
+ sca the toll, ard nnch tic play,
Pu'sc TO pulse. a'd START "a start.
Raat COY h"nt AID hcars fer heart:
Thus nev show ric law divine
Mime Is thine, and tame is minc.
Mmc - 'hiuc. and thine is mine
Such Is Llv IS most bolv Sign;
w an the members nj the State
Children are Of mothers rrcat.
ONeln heart aud one i'll lead,
Like two lovers ripeIv wed
When then eacu shall share as one
NJ lniuE rcd and evening dun,
Each the sua 'r aud each the lMtr,
Each The work aud each l. fruit.
Each the ca nulunu table spread,
Fact the hrs sky overhead
Then sgali rule t'.e law divine
Mime il thln". and thtac is mine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
MisGtlLAHEou
a I.aughablo Mistake.

A good many years ago. in n Vermont coun-
try village, lived twn gentlrmau who looked
vcry much alike. Onc Was minister, and
the ether a vi,i,u PLAYER whose gifts md skill
at that dsv were in much request. This pc.
stion OF things gave rise to the following
comedy Of errors
As the minister was day walking tho
streets lrisuro!y, q couple OF negroes APP
preached him. One Of them remarked to tho
other:
Oats him now-T know him, for Use seen
him often"
''well, sneak to hun" den snys the other.
ono Pe'o. you spcSk to hIm."
Noticing that they wished to hold somo in.
tcrcour-c with hmm, the dominic turned round
and said
''Do you wish to speak to me P"
'Ye- ssr; We want 10 know ii you be par
tiruIrrly engaged next Moud,y svsuing2'
''No, believe not" rcphcd Mr.. N,
the idea of wcdding fee pres, utng itsoIf
which was not t. lac slich'od on .ocolnt OF tha
collar .: the parties. WHAT is that you
want 2"
owe want you, If you arc 'al.toracd 10
'fciate tor coior"d persons who E.e willing u
pay, next Monday evening to u rcd house
near de ton ,sta
"Oh v"- Its not my pract &C to refuse
| ynn wish me to cnunr -
"Esrly rnndla lcht. !! you rle.'c. Ws've
NOT had ANYTHING ~ 'he hind in n good while"
'Verv woll. III be there" replied tho
dominic o. he tnrn..i anon his heel thinking,
oG the remark ~ s' thoy Ind nothing of tho
kind il good w",i" meaut thai W wedding
had trsnsrired ,Io"ry 'h"m ia sone time.
True 10 his "nro'u'n"ut, Dominic N
wss nj 'hc hon-a de.iaur'rd in good GensOn
Tho door "rcncd ~" 'br rrucipsl room of
the hons" prruri r'irh ~ some twenty or
thirty oF Afri"a'. ..''" Children, dressed in
their vcry hot Ace ,r1iny 10 the iustruo-
ti"'s thcy hsd 'r,.'v"d 'r ~ rn" "i heir num-
her they All rose ~ hi rnira"r" He took q
proferrd seat which wa h"hind a li,tle desk
At one cni ,.C M" r,nul. Fw = ".nm"nt and
then re,usrknd ,r u" r-r'ic- wrro all rOAdy
thCv Lad hc't " iUun.dis'ciy 'pk4 n cir nlncss.
In moment oil was hu-'le'srd confusion.
| Whilo some removed ~ . "hairt IRON, the FOOm
/ ciglt ronrles turned, as If frr qpsdrlle.-.
The dn'uinia st-r'ci r"u"d in ntt.r RmoZs,
meut. when ho wto hnd been sDnt esTlap in.
eUgaciug him ptth" village few DAYS before,
coming un to him, his mouth griuniag from
tn car, said es -
"Massn Fn-o, bevcu't von-b7sssss4as -,
fiddle with you 7" We hsven' got one here -
Fuse! Fiddle! Wbst do you mean n,
exclaimed tho miuie the whole SfEsir be-
ginning to dawn oo his already quick mind.
isn't this =" be = wedding"
60 no. Nas~a Fu-"; We should hab the
dominic here ius' iC had w"dding"
The dominic At gl7rce that ne had
been sold. and -i"ulv irving his name and no.
cupa'i"n vhirh had about ,hp same effect on
the derki"s if bomb-hell had dropped
Among them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

DoUGuNUTs OR FRIED CAKEs Two cups
of sugar, three Of milk. one large teaspoon
of soda, and the same Of sslt: three table
Spoons Of melted lard mix -tifT roll sbout
q quarter ot an inch thick cut in small
cakes cut in the inside smother smaller, and
you can fry both in hot lard these are ex-
cel!ert
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
water oD drnught At

CONGRESS Water Oh dTausht At
~ July 10, 1913. NlAS0N'S Drug Store.
IIOFF'S celebrated Ext. Malt. frrsh supply
} just received by WIS MASON.
DURE. genuine. unadUIierated Lnncor Brown
Stout, just received bv ". 8. MASON
A 8 Preventive against Cholera, use Nsson's
"a Anti Cholera Remedy. warranted reliable also
a s0ecihc in DiarrheA, DyFentery. &C. A bottle
shou ld be in every house. Found only
July l5, 1873. MASOS'S Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
BANK DIRECTORY.
AGEET rs.

@~The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scnrpr1oN for the = Spirit Of .Je.1erSom," and
to colIcc, and receipt for the same:
GE". d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JOHN =. ksRPoor -Htrtins6~ry.
CHAs. Il. LEE-B Bcrly"iiie.
JOEL w. RoBEETs 4Niddleway.
ADAM LINK, Jr -Dugfei7s Dcpoi.
JAS. W. BARNHAET- GmjonuiNe.
NJ. W. BuRR-Bror"'s Shop.
j.. II. R"BERrs-He0rmeysUjU
HENRY S. Observation-Disclosures.
JOHN W. DALGARH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

A man went into butchers shop. and
6ndin" the ovucr'. wife in attendance, 10 tho
sb-euc" "f her husband though he would
have joke Ht Der expense Hod said, "Ma6sm
can yop supply ne with ySrd of pork?"
aye. sir said she. And then. turning TO \
boy she aided, james, give that gentleman
three pigs feet"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

ENIG GARS.-The very bc"t Cigars soId in tovr and
atnrices from sc TO l5c each Nochea
aged stock on hand. Will sell hv the Box ',Is-
count. GEO. L. LIGHT.
DEYN0LDs' Pills, and all other patent rnedl-
Ii cinee. cold Sv GEO. T. LIGHT.
August 10. I>73.
T AMPS, Lanterns q md Lamp Goods just receiv-
j ! I'd aud for Eeie by GEO 7 LTGHT
DARI0R LAMPs.-HAlf dozen pairs tplcnGid
4 ParIor Lamps for sale by
Nov. II. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
DREsENTS tor every one, to be found at
Dec. 10, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHTS.
] AMPS the best and cheapest Cor ssle ny
II Dec. 2 1873. GEO LIGHT.
CAGE.-Pure Ground Sage, for ssIe by
- Dec. 2. 1878. GEO. I LIGHT.
CALTPETRE Pure saItPetre ,nt common Salt.
- rctre. fur sale by GEO T. LIGHT
{ SIL PAINTISGs-genuine- fer saIe nv
~ Dec. }. 1913. GEO r. LIGHT
fNROCND PEPPER-pure-snlob by
u Dec. }. 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT
SHos Pohsh. French Hacking, GIycerine Lo.
~ tou, pu-" ard genuine, sold nv
Dec 2.le73. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
~ of.r po,hine but the best OF A,,icIe.-h have
supply the COMMON kind If fd.sir-d
Dec. >. 1873 GEO. 7. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

REcIPE Fos RoLLs.-Mix one pint of
milk, half pint of fresh lard, cne ,cssnoon
Of soda, the same Of salt, mix stiff and roll
about the size of youv hand sprinkle with
sugar and ground cinnamon or cloves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

CREAM Cup CAKE.-Four cups of -four,
two of sugar, three Of sweet cream four eggs,
mix hard. Bake in quick oven bake in
square tius, and when cold cut IN -9psres
about two inches vide they are excellert
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

: a lady reporter, sent to an agricultural
fair, wrote of lot Of young pigs: '.Thcy look
too sweet to live minute"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER l. CO,
The Celebrated Glothiers of Baltimore
Announce .he iutroducti"" of Pl.u OF "rd.ri4g
CLOTHING AND UNpEHWEAH By
LETTER,
T" which they call special Aticntiou. They will
ren: soniic- ti"n their Improved and Nccur-ts
RULES FOX SEEE: II 2sIc--SfihElfENT,
sn3 tuI' liHe % samnI-- tr".n their n stock
"f C!s:i'e, Eas"i;"cFCs, t"-IinCS, Shrtin.H, &c,
tG"e SrH'iIuE rsrtI"- III ct country
order hei. Gitane s"d >n,rt- d,rrc- :r"In the al
with the certainty "i rec".ing gArmeu's Of
Tie Very Latest .S!yFc
A"1 .Nost P~rf:,.t Fit
Attalnah'e. Goods Cr6eEed ~iiI Lc sCutLy Ezpr,s!
to s"V part NJ the country. As ID ~cH &Go~n
throuhGu' til" $"uterr Sta tCs they have Tor Forty
thEe" ErHr- rxcciicu ia all dcpN NrUmen "f their
tu';r"FS which s':h-iA ut's EuaSs tGe
ch-'s"ter OF the t;oCi i'll sc nj cut large
EI1 ~cii ae=UTf:': s;"'>S "f
KEADY-M.A CLOTHING
oli@ey- -" baud, C.sss,cr >i;h full liuo0f
fIKNISNiNG GOODS
incI2'Iins all the l-'s-t elti"- Ia desigu. sd
j r PrIiL1:: I'h!CE.S
When G"a.iA s.s' ia prcsz Z u -. ,!erc
~;l! ,ti. ct, -. ..n .,..,.n:- "f -! 4cd
OYER. SI.-- t~r .-.t I..rr ,t'rvIn.-I >=,I.r.- 1t
Is ''.:" s't ,'ric.. t'-t :~' .,..> u.
t"uIi, 81 shr fr- '",''..i ~-n"!--s
iis?"-r -r7"'', t'"'o e1i-sys ic;', "a. 10th" nE
e;aHdGce.
NO4H .f4,E;; X co.
Mscutscse'sos -"h ~,.i.rs l., "e"'. ."i Hoy's
CIo .i.,.~S >.'.I T. ..I-"!rt.s Fl,Grr
!e@dv i.-." ,-"a ."":.-r.
iG1 a4d lG5 i,atSiaynct S:.sot,
KAAI.H!un&, MD.
ApCiIi.Is7l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

silver Soap, for Silver, sold BY
- August i2; 1918. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

DEAD'S CorcSntra:cc Essruce Jam1ich Ginger.
II an iuvAiu.nlc f.milv i"cJ'cirr. posscssiuS alt
the medicrhi properties together With the of
tbs rurcst J1maic& Ginger only 25.. u-r bottle
for sale by c. Z. BELLER.
TTPHAE's Fre"kle. Tan and PimpIc Rani.her
~ cures Blotcbes Scurvy, Dry and wAtery Pinl-
pics. all kinds of Tettcr, Tan, recklcs Sunburo,
CRUDE or Worms in the Skin, &c, just received and
fo- sale by c. Z. BELLER.
IFOR&EFORD'S Self Raising Bread Preps atioa
} unsurpassed for ma king light bread. biscuit,
cakes nd pastry, for sale by e. F. BELLER.
StLVER Soap, Tor polishing Silver. Tinware, &C.,
~ for snle by c. E BELLER
THNURNIP sEED.-wh,te Norfolk. Red Top and
Rutabaga Turnip Seed-all fresh and reliable
just received and for sale. {. E. BELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24
EALTIH0NE AED GNI0 NAILIOAD.

S"F'C'' -I.r. P.s=-r TIA in ~rrvi and de-
~ E"ri'cE "i ta.r'''s Fer" STATING:
TRAINS GONG WEST.
C'"ciarat: Expce"s viN Wasting ION. IN 26. ! NJ.
=. i.i"'L - IAGI. P. -.
M~i T-sjn s '' old tr'k I!.Ln. ~.
Wi~chr.:,e Aeon" e" n.Oo, P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Cincinu7'i ElpI"-s viz Waah:rg;nn.. RGt, 4. y
81. Louie kNnr"Ss via WA-i,iUstNu.... .G5. q n.
MSiI F,"'H r'A Oil FraCk To i! poic,s. I.r6, p NJ
Vin"h'st~r AC'n .... IL, 4. NJ
FrNi"' 9" M1iu Stem make clnse connections at
tarns''A E"r'v With trai"s run"'rs ." W p & S.
Division I" SI"-ahnr" sud pmints f. ,trCr South
~ H'e~T.iow Junction S'ltG usins for HAgcrs-
town. sc.
rat"m"h Tirk-;s 10 all proIni.ent points West.
Sourn, Essr Moth.
Tir4r, C'tti"- for all rsas"neer trains. dsy
&ud night. Comfortable Eacil'Tics ;"r waiting pEs-
s"nG"'o 4. B. WOOD, Agent.
H.rCcr'4 Fcrrv Nov. g. l~13
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

(NIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Tn accomn,niat Il.
~ the r~-ains community, I have redurrd the
price TO 30 c"nte per week in a'varcc Anv R3ok
to read for that sum. GEO. r. LIGHT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

I AIDES FNr'Icnl.r Attention - '~NI"c tn the
! raaenltlc"nt stock of MILLINERY GOODS at
GUid-hui,h's l9Sin Fronts. IL abe r.er of
Store la il prepared Tor the exhibition. = Fash
lnnHhie N,ihn-r is IN c'nstan' attendance The
Prices loss n. - c1uld be iInl giped.
A5- Gail "&r'v aud IN your Ee!cctior7a,
October I 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-24

Sarah" j" said young man the other day,
"w6y don't you wear earrings 2" Because
haven't had my ears pierced" 81 will bore
them for you" Thank yOu-you have done
that enough"