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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY. August l. 1874,
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


In the Circuit Curt IF JEFFERSON Cunty,
Vest Virginia:
1So. "ooErS @! Admir- Plaintiff. }}1x cm,scnnr.
NANCY Moogs, &c. Dert. ~ o''NN'''"'
{ E:rt from Decree rendered AprH 30. 1910
es A ND II appearing the Court FROM said
n answer that there :r,av he other debts due
from said estate besides tiat TO the AGuinstra-
tor, this is, by consent of parties, referred
to st. Gen. L. Brooke, Commissioner, with in
sCruct'Ons to enquire what further debts. If any,
due aud owing nv tue cstat" "f said Juo. w.
Moore, aud also to settle the accounts of the adj
mInIstrar0r. taking 81 basis, and cOuSiderinr
priHru fncic correct, the former settlements of
SAID Administering, as referred to- and exhibited
bv the Bill also the va nc Il rental vain" of
the land in {: g Bill mentioned. Aat The Com
missioner is directed TO give notice to til" cred
ltois and Administrator by four weeks pnllica-
ton III sor weekly newspaper nIhiisrcd in
jefferson county, III lieu of personal service"
tue c0py-'EnSt".
ROBERT y. BROWN.
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
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In m" C,'rcnH C"""t Of .1::R;ySo" Co"nty,
Irpsf IIr9in":
JAMES w. BURR. fuse Of 0Iiaor)
Hu:st) Plaintiff,
VS.. IN CVAECEI,Y
JOEL p. MOORE and Others
Defendants,
{ E.cf. from Decree rcnderc7 lime Sh. 1873. J
IS M this cause is referred to ST Gr?. T.
= Brooke, C":nmisslor or of tins Court
with instructions to aSccI tain tie quantity, the
rental and S::eabl value f the lands owned y
Sam'l VI ore III I.ls Eretlute a0d wl,Ich descend
ed to hIs heirs; and also, t" convene tie otl CT
state any OTHER ma t,rs deemed pertinent by any
OF the parties Aud for this p irpnsc said Com
m ssinner IS instructed to Civ. notice, by rubi-
cation according to lawi to all parties inter
cstcd-"
a Copy-Testc
ROBERT +. BROWN.
Clerk ct Circuit Court.
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NOW T0RGiIE NEXT WHEAT CROP."
wuANN's SUPER PHOSPHATE.

w 3 now oflcr he Farmers Tor " beat tina fall
w Whnnn's Super Phosphate
Being Ourselves interested in she wheat crop, and
having given til" different varietea spcciai
tcnu"n Tor srvera year, we are prepared from
own observation To offer to the iartn article
that not afraid to recumm End, and guar-
t" contain much of the iIl % pcrties
for the growth. maturing and yield of wheat
we have heretofore offered, which has been used
in county.
We propose to soil this Phosphate uron favor.
able and satisfactory terms sEy offered the
market, and willing to test it slon ysihe of
any other used. The paGt few years ha We
sAtisfec all intelligent farmers that il is useless
and very unpr"fIahlc to COW wheat without some
kind Of fertilizer and ii ia the experience OF the
best and cE=ful "riCuturIs's OF the wheat
growing port,ons OF our country That only high
farming" pave.
we Will furnish Circulars upon application, and
would be p"asen to have alt orders Cor
Phosphate soon possible, to enable be
prrparen to fill them without fail.
we U1er I" the Farmer Oranges great in
ducemcnts 10 buy of us
Summit Point. " Va. JULY 81. is74 6m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

Town COUNCIL MArTERs.-At the meet.
ing of the Town Council, on Tuesday night
last. NIr.-J. b. Haines, in consequence of his
stability to comply with certain provisions of
the U. S, revenue law governing removals of
cigar factories, in so short time as ten DAYS.
was given until the LIST of September to re-
move his building from the Market House
Square.
The Market House Building Committee re
ported that they were making arrangements
for paving with brick the sidewalks adjoining
the public square, and would receive bids on
Saturday 1.-THE above work was let out on
Saturday. Mr.. Geo. W. Armentrout being the
successful bidder.1
An order was passed directing the Recorder
sto ask of the County Court permission to use
the county weights aud measures for the pur
pose of testing the weights and measures of
sthe town.
The question of improving Lawrence street,
SCthe Jones Falls" of Charlestowp,) as a
water passage, was discussed, but no definite
action was taken. other than an agreement for
. WIFI OF tne mayor anu Iouucli 10 tue SEES
ton proposed to be improved on Wednesday.
IN company with an engineer, so that the body
might be more fully prepared to take definite
action at its next meeting.
HANDSOME IMPROvEMENT.-The "Drew
Mansion" in the southern suburbs Of the
town, now owned by Mr. Mitchell of South
'Csro!ina, has, since the purchase by Kim,
undergone a most thorough renovation.
Alterations aud additions have been made,
largely conducive to the comfort, convenience
auds4ppeerauce of the whole Portions and
verandas have also been erected, and the
establishment plastered, painted and papered,
sd, in part, newly rooted With tin a!togeth>
~er making 1t one of the most complete and
'desirabls, as it is charuingIy located, resi-
-dences in the county The woodwork was
executed in superior manner, substantially
and handsomely, by T. K Starry ; the paint
ing by Davis 4 Couner; roofing by Duke &
GalIsher and plas'eripg by C. T. Gala
her--Frer Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04
An Enxhoiesome Season.

The tlosfng days of winter and the early days
of spring are very trying to the feeble and sens
Itive and are apt to affect unplensantIy even the
more robust and vigorous. Nothing be more
uncongenial to the nerves more depressing to
the spirits than damp. chilling winds, foge nd cold
rains and of such unwelcGrne visitote have a
superabundance at this season. Common prudence
sugsests theref the ProPricty of Certifying the
system gainst these insidiOus enemies of health
and comfort, and the experience of more than a
quarter Of century points to Hostctters Stomach
Bitters the aIisuficient sanitary safeguard I'M
der such untoward instance An accCksion
of vital strength snd energy lie what is required
meet and overcome the Unhealthy ellen ents now
present in the atmosphere Tins ircrCaee OF vita!
power, necessary tn meet the extraordinary
drafts which Indictment sPasoD ma kcs upor the
eystem and the constitution, he readily ac
qnircd nv taking from tw" to three dnsCs of Hos
letters BItters daily during the winter spring
months. The OF this &c Iebr lied reaOra tive
is we'll known the public 1t ia com posed NJ an
absolutely pure diffusive stlmUlant med Ated with
the extracts aud juices of the effective tonic
alternative anti hiious md Ia roots nd he rba
known dcal science To the combination of
these excellent gTeGcnts in proportions srita HE
eased systems. the great tonic altera Two it's
efficiency preventive and curative A course
"f it. commenced now. will prevent ~Il danger Of
fever and ague. rheuna item other AiIfne rts
arising from cold and I, ann peruliar to the arrinp
months. and alec prove a safeguard arainat the at
tarks of dyspepsia and liver complaint which SO
frequently occur at this reriod of the wear.
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NiiTIGE,

Notice is crcbv given thai viii execute the
Of u. i. Lncas. in CnnrIestown, NN"st Va. on
Thursday, the 20tn d..v of A"Ersr. 1874
ST. GEO. 7. BROOKE.
T,Iy-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04
PatapSco Amm0niatPd Soluble
PHA IT'D.

E1O - q = sEs
Manufactured Especially for the wheat Crop.
HAVING introduced THE frrtilizrr in.o J"ffrr-
i s"n county generally last aea.on and
gotten 1t into tho hands of our beet farrcrs arc
now prepared to offer il upon t- merits alone, nd
will give the best county Eclcr-nres in
value as Wheat Prndurer 1t is ATT article Of the
highest standard. thoroughly manipulated. and
drills well We I've the most favorable reporta
from he crops that have been threshcd. and feel
wzrra ntcd in saying it not be e1ceIIed
I-Our prices are lower than last and liberal
disc"unts will be made IN favor of large Orderp-
Send in ordera earlv.
WASHINGTON K LIPPITT. Ag'ta,
For Jefferson, Clarke and Frederick Counties.
july Is. 1874
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IFor the Spirit of JeKerson.l
TO MISS ****.
SELECTED.

Thou woulds. beloved then let thy heart
From its present pathway part not,
Being everything which now thou art
BE nothing which thou art not
So with the world thy gentle @ays,
Thy grace. thy more than beauty
Shall be an endless theme of praise
And love-a simple duty.
DHt1.
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NATI(lE.

Notice is hereby gwen t" all parties interested
that l $. ali execute TIE PROVISIONS of tie fore
going Decle ;. at the Office of D. Is. Lucas l.,
Char!cst"wn, w. Va, on Wednesday, tire 18th
day of August. 1874.
ST GEO. J. BROOKE,
july 2S. 1S74-4t CoInrfiSsionTr.
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The Old john Robinson
z 81 a q q s. .

OF famous rcncwn, Which In times past exhibit
ted in Charlest"wn to TIE o"t'lc sHtrs'ac-!o ION of
all iIs patrons. OloHoses to ;.aain exhibit i'll
Chareat"wn on az about
The l1h If A"g~si. 1874.
The precise fins Will lie hereafter announced.
Do not be deceived by the REPRESENTATIONS of
Otner conc"rrT. Z is IL HE "nv establishment
that really has AID exhibit Il I'vI.'" Rhi-
n"cerous, J'virg Giraffe. Il LIVING Ostrich,
ard tnat has tGe envy Living Sea LIONS and
Seals i'll America. ihe rrpIesentdtlons Il all 9TH
cr concerns H. the contrary II ,tWithStandlng.
At the head and trout Of the IllustIious Ar
fists with tins establishment is
ROB'T STIC KNEY,
acknowledged bv the pablo and ms own pro-
tessron To te t!c reading Equestrian OF the world.
G 60. NJ. X ELY. Americas Greatest V,ltl-
CUR, tnc Chau'niou Leaper of lie World
JOHN WILSON, the Dashiug and Intrepid
HIrscman.
MAST. FRA TX ROBBINS, the young and
daring Bare back Ri"rr.
SIG. L0E; RENO, Equestrian, Nocrnmancer,
and &C '"btt,
MIR. LEWIS WILLIS, in his Noudoscript
Act. "mfitlcu rmc Cherokee C!nrf and his
Wi'd WdpI:i.'
JOHN ROBINSON, Prime pal Trick Rider
and SG'rcrSLuItlst
FOUR GREAT CIOWNS-Joln Iowlow,
Hiram Ma IL. Acme Campbell, +. Robinson.
MINN!E1I GRIl$, the Champion IIorscwoman
nf t:c N uVl'.
MIL" CIIHiSyITE1, Beautiful and Brilliant
ilgEi-En2'. DInccr.
MAD. GERTRUDE. rnr DauEtlpss and Oar
lns Lion Enc aA;rrs,.
MILE EOSALiNE. tie Miraculous Aerial
Ar'st. IN ef"St nI~hin@ F"lts III A.Id-ur
TIE HOLLAND BRUTlIEHS, in their
THRILLING q .muast:c fca =.
SiGNnR SAElLLO, The Celebrated Charac-
TT EIues rian
SONpAEE!L LEWIS. CoEorcd Boy Wonder,
Natural A.. a;'Uv Equestrian. formerly slave.
CIIAS. TIiCAHTY. Tie peerless Battoutc
July ., 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

REPREHENSIBLE- Tire reprehen>ihlc prac
tice, SO much in vogue of late with the boys
of the town. of shootin. buck<hnt, &c, frc,u
The sn-called ''gnm shooters" eliminated,
few days since. in large shot being sent
with considerable force through two pancs of
glass in one of the front rooms of the Sap
'ring'on Hotcl, narrowly missing several gcn>
tiemen standing by 4 wu7rss:e was issued
for the arrest of the aggressor in this case, a
negro boy, but whether it was executed or not
We have not learned. The practice ofthrcw-
ing these missiles, to say the least, is dam
gesr1s; and parents should DO all in their
power to guard against it Let other and
more innocent amnseulent4 take their place
Ny & v. 0. C1uCus This show. as per
advertisement, exhibited in CharlCstnWn on
Friday last, and gave, (what We can say of
but few shows as far as VIC have been able
To learn, universal satisfaction. The street
pageant was attractive in the highest degree,
the menagerie extensive, and the rim" per-
fofnauce chaste and exceEIeut-the most lar-
ing feats being performed in such manner as
to excite general admiration. Altogether we
NAV, we think. safely say that Coles n. Y.
& y. %. Circus and Menaceric comes nearer
tothe represe sensations which it sets forth than
ANY similar establishment we hate seen since
the war
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ANTHONY TURNER. Plaintiff. }
AGAINST IN CUASCERY
VIM. CAROTHERS,e lei. al. Dat'ts.S
(Ertr0ct from, Decrrc.)
ssT9NHE Court. not now acting on sad report
Il and exceptions filed thcretr, doth nC!-
JUDI, order and decree that tins cause be re-
terreCI to Il commissioner of this Court with di-
rections to revise said report of Commissioner
Favman and to ascertain ana settle the prI-
critics of the liens therein reported and to audit
any other liens against the lands III the proceed
lnRs mentioned that NAV b.. pr; sent"d and
provcd-and notice by public of the cxccu-
ZION OF this order published one" week, for tour
successive weeks shall he equiva'ent t" person al
service on the parties or any of then-nId report
his prHcredI Is with OTHER matters specially
stared deemed pertinent hv hlmseit or required
to- tie so stated
COpy-Teste.
ROBERT T BROWN
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby gwen to all parties interested
thar shall proceed t. the execution of the fore
going Decree at the SheTItf's Office in Chal les
town. West rcinia. on Thursday. the 3Oth
GEO. VT. KEARSLEY,
Jnlv Z, lSI4-4t Commissioned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

MEETING OF STATE Elk Com. P. OF H.
A meeting OF the State Elk. Com. P. of Fl.
was held in the Court, house, Martinsburg,
July 18th. The meeting, says the STATES,
man, related solely to business connected with
the organization, which by the rules govern
ing the P of q. are not made public. The
following resolutions, however, adopted by the
meeting, as they relate to matters in which
both the Patrons and the public at large are
interested, are published for general Informs
fion
ResoIced, As freight on produce to market
has been and is still an onerous tax upon the
producers, we therefore are resolved to avail
ourselves of the law passed at the last session
of our Legislature. abolishipg commissions,
and we pledge ourselves to resist the payment
of any commissions to Railroad Agents In
future, aud that this resolution be submitted
to every subordinate Grange in this State for
consideration !; and If majority of Oranges
adopt the same said action shall be communi>
Gated to the chairman of the Executive Com
mitsee. and he shall give official notice of
adoption. Every Grange shall thereup"n be
assessed its proportional part of the expense
which may be incurred in resisting demands
for such commissions by the Agents of r r
Companies.
Reso7red, That subordinate Oranges be re-
quested To- furnish names of all Mechanics,
Manufacturers and others willing TO deal with
patrons at reduced cash priccs-said informa>
ton 80 he communicated to NJ. Marshall
Sec'y Of State Elk. Committee, Shepherds
town, West Va
Reso1ceR, That the Executive Committee
be requested to open correspondence with
the State Elk. Committee of Maryland. with
the view of establishing a selling and pur-
chasing agency for the benefit of patrons Of
Maryland and West Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

s9~ o. s. Long, Esq has retired from the
edtorship OF the Wheeling Register to enter
upon his duties as Clerk of the Court of AID
peals He is succeeded by Mr. W G. Wall
Ter, of Baltimore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

ES- Col. John r. Gibson and VIM. L.
Wilson, Esq arc announced, in the Shep-
herdstown Register, as candidates for the
State Senate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

RS- The annual Convention of the Brass
Band Union, of West Virginia, will be held
at Clarksburg, September lst and 81, 1871.
a cordial invitation is extended to the Brass
Bands of the State
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

A Ii rcrsonE knowing themselves 10 no indebted
n TO the late firm Of HilleAty. Willson John
son, requested make immediate Settemepfs
the business OF the firrn be closed. Allper.
sons having elaine against them are requested ~
present them settlement. EiGher OIthelate Urn
JNo. J. HIJ.T,EARY,
W. N. q. WILSON n
n. A.. JOHNSON, &
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g- Maj. j. Harrison Kelly, editor of the
Fredericksburg (ys) Herald, was in Charles
town last week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, SrAuN>
TON. Waive take pleasure in directing at
teutinn to the advertisement of this popular
Seminary for the education Of young ladies -
Located at the city of Stanton, in the centre
of the far-famed Shenandoah Valley, and
commandin" every facility that can contribute
to the mental and physical health Of its pu
pills, it presents attractions unsurpassed, if not
unrqualed in the South The buildings are
spacious, and situated on an eminence from
which can be taken in at a glance the grand
and picturesque scenery of mountain AMI vale
on either side, and the beautiful Valley
stretching out North and South ghe grounds
are laid off into walks, and ornamente4 with
>hrubbery, flowers and trees constituting de-
IishtfuI and healthy promenade and pleasure
resort for the pupils. The Board of Tcach>
and Officers is composed of over twenty,
each peculiarly fitted from education and ex>
p~rience for the position he or she holds.
Over 6se hundred young ladies' from tittcer.
Institute during the past year We cordially
commend i; to the favorable attention of our
readers
PUBLIC SALES. -The attention OF our read
e-s is directed 80 the following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
T'"csr7,y, <'~y"s' 4A,-f2eal Estate, by
Edward Tenrney, Administrator.
Wednesday,, Any"~t 5h.-Personal Prop
crty hv GEORGE I, Woodward
Fri'1"y. A~y"st l4A.-Real Estate, by
Thns G.. tirccn, TrsStee.
Saturday. august 221-Reol Estate, by
G. NJ. De l.. Smith, Special Commissioner.
7h"rs'1.y. A~y"<f 27M.-ReaI Estate, by
d. i Lucas. Special Commissioner.
Fri"'ty, A~yuI 2Sth,-ReaI Estate, by
d. Il Lucas. Special Commissioner.
Fr"ny, &cpf~mbcr 4M-Real Estate, by
CIeOn Moore, Special Commissioner.
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Change of Location
W0oLEE GOODS.
THE undersigned respectfully inGc,mS HE fore
L MGR customrrs ard the public generally Ihst
he has leased the
SUANNONDALE FACTORY.

and will there manu- fActure Woo len Cioods on IN
increas cd scr Ie having greater fariIdCE and
Improved Machinery. bSsidCa tulIcOrpP of CONNIE
turcd under my APPRENTICESHIP, in my present
estN bshInent. be produced in greater perfection,
and will compare iAVOrHbly with the hest 70 hrinR.
ann Ia the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory. and though my AEcntS In Chs les
town ,Mesars. Duke CSallAhcr-RIowinRt the high
est market price. If more convenient for my old
customers who may dCsirs to exchange Wool for
GOuds 10 deliver tue wOOi ia GhHrlCEtown, M"sRrP'
Duke q AiiAhcr authorized to Teceiva and
receipt for the
Information os 80 prices, Sc, NAV no had by
addressing mo at KNbloto&n, or NY Agents az
Cha rlesIOWn
Thankful for tho very liberal patronage hcroto-
fore extended me, trust To mCrit. by careful at
tOntion to SusinesP, the r~Auutacturo of superior
gOOds and nv moderate charges, n continuance ,Of
the good will and custom of old friends and trial
by ones. A. McCARRELL, ia
Nav Dc 1874
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Valuable imber Land
FOR SALE

dAO@O1O 1&AHCA AGAu
FOR SALE
THE undersigned offers for sale. privately, Two
Valuable Tracts of TIMBER LAND. The fret
contains
100 Acres,
lying the East side of the Shen doah ri7er,ed
in Jefferson county, West Virginia. The put W.
lie road leading from Keyes' Ferry TO HILLSIDE
passes through the of THE tract. 1t has
GOOD TENEMENT HOUSE.
aud lie we'll watered with fine Springs. The great
portion of it has been of since 1910, and
hiss large growth of Chestnut Timber upon it at
this time. The second tract contains
5T@ ACT es,
lying on the Ezst side of the Shenandoah river in
said county, directly adjacent to the river. and II
miles a bove the B1oOmery Saeh Factory. Will cut
forty cords of wood per and thousands of rail
road cross.ties may be gotten out from the tract
Il IL also ~eh watered and capable of sub division
II has on 1t
THREE GOOD TENEMENT HOUSES.
Both ttacts lie within a short distance of Chares
town and Harper's Ferry, and the timber each
is casy of access.
Price aud terms of sale made knO~n on .ppIica-
tion to G go ". EIEHEL BERGER
E'RUIT CANS, ON hand aud made % order, BY
Il JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY
A sTRAL OT-non- ex pIosive-for bv
n Dec, 2. GEO. W. T. KEARSLET
A NIMAL PoKEs. for sale by
n April %, 1874. JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
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ADDRESS OF Mr.. FAULK>ER-We lay
Aef're our readers this week the address of
Hon. g J. Faulkner, President of the Berke
ley County Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociati"n. 1t is full of interest to our farm
ing aud mechanical readers, and VIC commend
it to their attention. In the absence of a
Society of our own, we bespeak for this one
rhe cordial support of the people of Jefferson
MELON SEAsoN.-The melon seasouis now
getting in full blast, and Mr. j. B Haines
aud Mr.. j. R. Roderck are keeping constants
y on hand abundant supplies of all kinds in
market. To the former we are indebted for
= delicious watermelon, and the latter for a
caataloupe treat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

COUNTY CoURr-Court continued in Sos
eion lat week until Friday evening when the
jury was discharged. The greater portten of
the week was consumed in the trial of the
cause of John Lee rs the Central Improve
Inent Co., in which a verdict was given in
favor Of the plaintiff for Sl972.2O, for work
done on the S. " R R, and damages for
violation of contract. Green and Kennedy
for Plaintiff; Travers for Defendants.
Court met yesterday for the purpose of
closing up its business, preparatory to an ad-
.jOurnment for the term.
CAMP MEETING The Camp Meeting for
'Charlestown Station, NJ l. Church South,
will be held in the woods of Mr. Richard
Washington, about the 9th of August. All
persons intending to tent and the friends of
the cause will meet with the Committee at
the ground August Goth. for the purpose of
procuring sites, preparing stands seats, &c.
By order of COMMITTEE
[Ffec Press, Shepherdstown Register aud
Clarke Courier please copy.J
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LocNL IHTEIIIGEMc9.

WINE AMERICAN sARDINE CO.'S 'BoNE-
less SardInes, are much better, and less tna N
half the cost of imported SardInes.
g. March II. 1S74-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

G-zs- The probable Republican, candidates
TOR Congress in the I'd District, says nm ex-
change. are Hon, J. Marshall Ha.ans. pres
ens incumbent; J. y. Wisner. Esq, of Mar
tinsburg Judge j. r. H"ke. of New Greek
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

PREcINcr MEETING In order TO avoid
misunderstanding, it is suggested bv MEM
bers'oE the Democratic>Cons Execu-
tive Committee from Charlestown District that
appointment of Delegates to the Congressional
Senatorial and County Conventions. be held
at the CoURT- House Saturday afternoon,
merit. at o'clock, heing fixed upon as the
time. Let every Democratic Conservative
voter be present.