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, 1874-04-13
LOCAL lTEMS.

About half-paat s yesterday afternoon, as car
No. 254 of the Stato aud Madison Htreot line
was going aouth on Clark street, near Adans
tho forwatdaxlo broke i'll two, ind portion Of It
passed through tho bottom Of the car. frighten-
lug tho passengers, but luckily hurting 10 ono.
ButC1nE.
Deputy Coroner Pilgrim yostortay conducted
a1l inquest Oil the body Ut lIerman Sohaollt, who
died suddenly Saturday night, 1T No. 13a Wast
jackson STREET, uuder circumstances that wero
deemed Suspicious. Il will be remembered that
oue Elizabeth Martin, with whom hs haA bceu
livau8 tot kotns 0ina, wAa ktSeA!e8 and iooAsd
, 1874-04-13

DAanAM'a GnovE, A'a., April 8, 1874.
Those beautiful cataraets,-twin sisters, Tori
d. and Tomposta-aro situated in an obscure
locality in Winston County, North Alabama, and
are tho only water-power Ut which Alabama can
boRBt.
As tho viaitor approaches the Fala from tho
north liB path Ia over gradual, undulatfng oak
1and, varied with MANY tiny streams which
croop along their sandy banks. Winding
through beautiful grovo OF honalock, pino, and
other ovorgreonB, you aoon find yourself at tho
margin Of tho most lovely Btsonm that it was
over your lot to feast your eyes upon. The
wator Is 30 transparent that tho most minute
sholl may bo seen upon it's bottom, which is
formed Of one smooth, neamlasR rock.
Tile strcam Is hero ono foot deep ut tho or<lf-
nary stago Of water, and about 150 foot wide.
Fifty yards to your left tho uppor falls make tho
loap Of 90 feot ovor ono smooth, perpendicular
rock. Whom tho stream ia little swollon, and
the atmosphere iB favorable, tho noise ia heard
at tho distance Of many miles. TIC mist from
the abysa beneath floats up to sport and daily
with tho sunbeams in Weaving Enthusiastically tho
colora Of the rainbow. Perched upon tue bluff
is little mll-house, which scon1s ready to topplo
down from it's proximity to tho chaBm below.
On the broad elevation, which Nature Beems to
hive formed for the purpose, overlooking all, III
situated tho Cataract House, owned by the heirs
of tho late Col. B. Dotalor, Of Somorville. Ala.
Following the stream $50 yards through o
rugged path, you find yourself standing in 0
majpatio gallery, the handwork Of Nature. At
yolr feet tho harmleBH wltors are gliding rapidly
away. Almost above Won tho flood IL pouring
down with an incosuant roar. Seemingly diBaat-
isHed with its first essay Of lofty tumbling, it
esBayB tho foat again. THIS ig tho lowor fails,
which arc Of tue same height and width OF the
upper.
| 1n going south from the upper falls your path
| lies almost upon tho brink Of 8 perpendicular
| rocky shore which overhangs this beautiful
| stream, about 20 feet above the water, thic!dy
bordorod and friugod with such ovorgroens as
| the homioch, pino, cedar, and mountain-iyy.
| snon you will find yourself surrounded by tho
| gloom aud silence Of dense pino-forcst Of i'm.
mcnBo distance, through whose folfago the soar.
ing raven or the bounding buck is often seen.
1l4cao of-tho-way falls aro but little apprc:
cilted as yet. They are superior in height aul
| beauty to tho Taluia Fails, ia Georgia, aud to
tho Potomac, in Virginia, and deserve q place
| na1t tho Genesce, III New York; and the scenery
| ut Clear Creek ia far more beautiful.
Looking ut these falls with tho eyo OF d utili.
tarinn, they Hoom destined tolbecomo the Lowell
| Of the South. Tho water can all he utilized, and
it is OF aullcient quantity to run any amount oil
machinery ut any soason Of the yoar but, being
| aituatod remote from q railroad, thoy hnyc re-
mainod uni,nproved to this day. Lines Of rail.
| road have now beon surveyed within two miles o
| tho fnlls which wifi, whom built, mako them Of
immense valuo for manufacturing purposes.
, 1874-04-13

mhtlo at tho timo to force population viloro
thoro was no population to be forced.
At tho period won ttlloao railway grad
ingH marked Il fohturo Of the 8tato far away
from my aottiomont, thoro could bo found many
sites Of towns where only tonantlcas bnntios ro-
,nauod. Sometimes respectable liosel waB loft
standing, with mono hut bntB md owlh for
guosts; md warehouses; on tho laka and along
tho ,bluifa Of rivera designed for storage, Of
goods and grain TINT wore antlclnatod, were left
winaowless mid rotting, reminding ono Of the
ruins Of n past aBo, except that they lackod
themselves The stability Of ago. z. EASTMAN.
, 1874-04-13
TELEGRAPHIc BREvlTtEs.

DR.. scnaig, WHO was wounded at tho Lava
Beds at the tmo OF tho massacre OF Thomas
command, has nearly recovered tho use Of tho
right urn, and IL ablo to hobble about on
crutches.
-Dooney Harris, pugi1ist, shot by William
Claugh last wcok, is slowly recovering.
President Watson, Of the Erie Railway, is =
passenger per Abyssi,ia.
, 1874-04-13
suIE1lE.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DArros, O., April l2.-Sarnh pattan, wife OF
Col. Patten, sasoon-kooper. committed suicide
this morning by shooting herself through tho
heart. Tic deceased was 25 years Of age, and
mother OF two children. Jealousy OF her hus-
baud ia supposed to bo the causo Of her not.
, 1874-04-13

~ How mich better it would have been to
haye shaken hands anl allow 1t %as all mis-
take" naia Detroit Judge. "Thon tho Hon
and tho lanb would have lain down together,
autl whita-robad ponce would have fanued you
with her wlngs aud elevated you With her smiles
Of appreciation. But, no; you won't to olawing
and biting md rolling In ths mud, ktd hszs you
, 1874-04-13

Spec;al Disnateh TO The Chtcaqo Tribune.
South BEND, Ind, April 11.-As the pasHon-
ger-train for the West, leaving Elkhart at n.
m., Was moving out from tho station, brake
nun named Gage, whose homo iB in Jouesville,
Mich, attempted to got on, but was drawn under
the car and completely maugled.
, 1874-04-13

P0lCb tuAt ID uluIa Alululo UtGAuhe VI LIS HAho-
oustonled suppression. Plainly, q boarding
house, aud next door. That would never do.
WORN OUT.
There remains yot q long list to visit, but the
foryor Of the chase IL diminishing. The solos OF
hor feet complain of the hardness Of the sldo-
walk. Something that sho had forgotten at home
recurs to hor, and, aftor au inward debate with
the repruach thnt nriseB ut tho remembrance OF
hor curly ardor, sho banishos discussion aud COLI
cludos to go home aud rost until tomorrow. At
| any rate HAo haB Aud Il dny Of roal adventure.
| Tho next excursion may be postponed week,
! perhaps. Experience las led her by this tmo to
dlscovortho must gariug OF the Illus that honse-
| owners acknowledge in their published descrip-
tions aud this timo she carries fewer memoranda,
| but more AoueBt ones.
cloud has coluo bat"aen her and the pic
tured dream, but It nay bo ouy summer mist.
Hope ia the lust thing to die, and thero may DO
house, moderate III price, eligible III situation,
arranged will! the dining-roo'n here, tho library
there, closets here, eyorything comfortable, ,-one
| could bear some inconyonlencos, you
know, iii rontod teuoment,-but y
house, TINT would do, It will be perceived
that thero ia d bad break III tho ideal, but cou-
slstonuy Htill asserts itaolf. BurpriBoa in tho
second excursion haye lost thoir power There
| arc no moro ambusoades for lGr. Suspicion
rankes in her heurt,-it hns taken tho place Ut tho
yaGsant excursions upon tho strength OF " be-
lief in human generosity. This bus become All
extinct yirtl!o In her mind. 1t had sudden
death. No, aho comes now 10 tho examination ol
houses Oh bhsiB OF buying all that Ia posa!nle
TOR her money. aho haa wary foo to daal WILL
lng loarned this, tue faculty Of discovery, II,
s!ght, begtns to have play. THIS is tue second
privilege that Ia accorded to tue house.
| Auutaf. bhe hndA th4A she ii gratifying h
, 1874-04-13
CASUALTIES.

Two WOrfsmen Killed.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 11.-The premature
explosion OF sand-blast in a quarry, Last eyen-
ing killed two workmen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
The Cant OF Impostors.

It is so obvious that PHI soal and constitutional
vigor il the best defense against disease that even
the vendors of drastic purgatives advertise them
as toncs, stomachies and inyigorants, in the hope
of nlisting the confidence of the public in the
vitalizing and pernicious Potions. II is amusing
to note how these impos.ors imit1te and copy the
language in which the medicinal propertiesof Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters described Although
the effect of their rasping evacuants is to destroy
the tone of the digestive and the bowels
TO rob the system of its vital strength they are
scrupulously recommended to the weak and pros
trate victims of disease stimu!ants! 1t il time
this humbug mot a very succe full one il is true,
thanks to the mature common .nse of the Amer
lean peopiel was stiEmatized as il deserves. Such
ubtico Hostetter's tomach Bitters be il distinct
ly understood is stimulant. II has a sprituous
basis and that baRs lie the vehicle which duses it's
wonder full sanitary principles through every part
OF the system. The tonic Alternative aud regulat-
ing ing redents of the Bitters would be compara
lively inert if they not, to speak, carrisd
- the localities where they required by the
stimulating agent. The cant which protests
ainst the use of pure alcoholic fluid, when en-
yed as means of giving full effect to medic
inal extracts of the highest utility is the cant
charlatanism Every int III phvs icia SO char
acterizee il, the sick who griped convu Ised
and debilitated by the nauseous aud disgusting
nostrums of the parties no put II forth. find
to their sorrow that it is delusion and a s1are.-
H"stetters Bitters the sanitary slim of
the age is in the trueat sense of the Words whole
some, vitalizing, repovhting preparation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
The Leesburg Tragedy.
From the washington Star, September

From the Washington Star, September 2l.L
To-day Detectives McDeyitt aud Miller ar
rested on Four-and>a-half street, near r,
southwest, Godfrey Shalhorn and Albert
Shinar, on suspicion of numbering William
Riley, at Leesbnrg, Va, about the LIST of Au.
gust last. The circumstances of the affair are
about as follows: Shalhorn lived in Leesburg
and kept cigar store, and his daughter was
engaged to be married to young Riley For
some unexplained reason she, however, mar
ried Albert Shinar a few months since
About the LIST of August Riley suddenly dis
appeared. and short time thereafter Shall
horn aud his family, including Shiner, the
son>in>law. left Leesburg. giving out that they
were going to New York to open business
It is alleged that the officers of Loudoun
county in searching the premises discovered
secreted in barrel suit of clothing similar
TO that worn by Riley, saturated with blood,
and it is said that ON the night of the disap-
peatahce loud cries of t'thurder" were heard
in the vicinity of Shalhorn's, and that on the
same night carriage was seen to drive up to
his door, and something being placed therein
it was driven up the pike Inquiries were
made by the Virginia officers to discover the
whereabouts of The suspected parties, Shall
horn and Shinar. but without success until q
few days ago. This morning Sheriff w. F.
Barrett came to this city with the necessary
papers, aud calling on Detectives McDevitt
and Miller, placed the matter in their hands.
These efficient officers were not long in a>ce.
tanning that the family were living on -FOUR
and>a half street. near f. South Washington
and being armed with warrent issued by
the CLERK of the Police Court, Mr.. Dawson,
they went to the house and took Shalhorn
and Shinar into custody. The furniture was
packed as they stated to remove back to Lees
burg, but this was not believed. The Sheriff
and his prisoners left for Leesburg this after
noon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

NNErpuE rheumatism. neuralgia, lock- jaw,
palsy .sprains, swenEs caked breasts, scads burns,
salt-rheum, ear-ache, &C, upon the human frame,
and OF s,rains, SPAWN. CALLS &C., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. It counter irritant, an
ail-healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away,
their crutches, the lame walk. poisonous bites
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without a scar. 1t is no humbug The recipe is
Pu blshed around each bottle. 1t is selling n
article tefore Sold and it selIs because it does
just what it pretends to do. Those who suffer
from rheumatism pain swellin deserve suffer
il they will not uGs Centnur Lin ment. More taan
1000 certificates of remarkable cures. including
frozen limns. chroni- rheumatism, govt, running
tumors. &c, have been received We will send a
circular containing certificates. the recipe, &C.,
gra tis. any requ, sting One bottle of the
yellow wrapper ceutaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied horses
and m ules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners-this lin iment is worth your attention. No
family should be without Centnur Liniment. Sold
by all Druggists. so cents per bottle; large bottles
$i.oo J. B. RosE Co... SO Broadway, New
York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I HAVE just received from PhiIadeIphia COM
piete line of all School Books used in the schools
as any o:her house. Any book not on hand can he
furnished in a few days. have also large stock
OF Letter CAP, F. lscap. Note. Tinted. and Ini.el
Paper, with Envelop of all sizes and cha pes with
States, Pen holders, Pens &C., all at low prices
Cali aud examine C. E. BELLER.
Use Sulphis, of Lime to prevent your Cider from
properties hc.n be had at C. E. BELLER's.
GRAND DUCHT 8 and Dr. els Vienna Co
~ logae. (the sweetes G :,l Taylor's HelottopeI
Lubin & Sons EItr its for t1e HandkerchiefI Gem
vine Farina Cologne, Lows Honey. Glycerine and
sr Brow, Wred' SCARS Si,a great variety Of
B:ushes, To:le. Powders. 10: ont for the Teeth,
Aromatic Vim ar,Cccoaine, Or the hair, Whites
fancy g ,.ds to be had =. {. E BELLER's. %
nR:ENTAL CRAM. the most elegant and del
" icate p eparaticl for the Skin ever invented,
Powder To be had a. C. E. BELLER's.
Use Coag1l:ne ;or znending China G lass Earth
~, e T" s'one' Ivory: Wood. tes;ser TT n
81 rom Ere in.alsd 81 9.inr
II eaan up Box Mate 80 . in a box for oni1
hyeeea- he had a. c z BELIEFS.
I AD.ES' Particular Attention is called to the
II magnificent stock of MILLINERY GOODS At
Goidsmith's Twin Fronts. in the rcer of
Store 10 - prepared for the exhibition. md Fash
ionable MilIiner i. in constant attendance. The
Prices less than could be lima gined.
% Call c=rly and make your selections.
October I, 1873.
nIADEM sELF SEEDING BIAS BURNER,
IL wi:h lllum. ated B aua Patent Clinkerle.s
ate. idch pand warrantedt give satisinc.
j h ASTERDAY's
and We H. Main ST.
September 8. 1874.
Omit g whoop'ng Cough CordiaI-a certain
y cure; Cherry PICTORIAL Troche for coughs
col sore-tnroat, Bronchitis. &c. Also ells
Eddy Carbolic Troche for sale by
Charlestown. C.. Z. BELLER.
SEALING WAX far sealing all kinds Of Came!
~ Fruits, for sale by C.E BELLER
A iooD article of WHITE RYE n Seed, 10,
"A sale By JAS. Law. HOoFF.
Sept. %, 1874.
DRlME Article Fultz Wheat, for sale by
Sept %, ls74 JAS. LAW. HooFF
~ Sept. q, 1874. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
OAK SHINGLES for 6aleby
~ Sept. %, 1874. STUMP HAYES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

AcKNowLEDGMENT.-To our estimabIe
lady friend, Mrs, Dr. Osburn. of Ripou, we
are indebted for the presentation of fine
sample of her dairy productions-in the way
of several prints of delicious butter-for
which We tender thanks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

HARPER's FERRY SILVER CoRNEr BAND.
The above is the title of musical oreani>
zation recently organized at Harper's Ferry,
IN this county, and a Fair was held by the
ladies of that place few days ago to raise
funds to be applied towards the purchase of
instruments for the same, We wish the Band
success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
TO THE-
NerVOUs & DeblEitated
OF BOTH SEXES.
Nc Charqe for A6y;ce and Consultation.

DR. J. B Dyo7r. graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia. author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted all diseases of the Sex
ual or Urinary Organs, (which he has made
pecial study,) either in ma lie female. no matter
from what cause origina ting of how long stand
ing. A prH Lice of 80 years enables him to treat
diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges
reasonable. Those alta distance can forward letter
describing symptoms nd enclosing stamp to pre-
pay .stage.
Send Cor the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents
J.B. DYoTT, M D.,
Physician and Surgeon, l04 DIANE ST.,
January 90, lST4-ly. New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

CastOria is more than a substitute for Castor
OIL 10 the onl safe artic lie in existence which
scertain late the food regulate theboveIs,
cure wind collie and cd uce natufa sleep. Il con-
tains neither minerals, morphine alconol. and s
pieasant TO take Children need notery and moth
ers may rest.
Octooer II, lS73-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

KICKED Ely a HoRsE.-Johun:e, aged
about four years, little son of the Rev. A.
G. Hopkins, of this place, was kicked by his
fathers horse on Monday evening of last
week, and had his face severely cut Dr. C.
7. Richardson rendered the necessary sur-
gical attention, and the little fellow, though
suffering acutely for time, is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

HAEEAs CoEPUs CAsE.-Judge Jnc Blair
HOge was in town on Thursday, for the pur-
pose of hearing in vacation the hd6eas corpus
case of q. D. Rust VS.. Mary E. Vanvsceer, in
which the former sues for the recovery of his
little daughter, Annie E. Ruse now in the
possession of the latter, Its grundmotber-
Owing to some legal cause, the case was pest
pOued until to-day. (Tuesdsy,) when the
Judge will be here to hear it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

SALE OF BOLIVAR Property MIR. Ru>
dolph Rau has sold his Dwelling House, in
Bolivar, TO Mr.. Joseph P. schilling, for
s1,7OO, cash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

SHEN. RtVE8 NAvIGArloN.-Some weeks
ago we mentioned that Messrs. Sponceller aud
Conrad had contracted for rheremoval of the
distractions to navigation Of the Shenandoah
River from Watson's Factory to Halls Works,
Harper's Ferry. We are pleased to learn that
the work is progressing rapidly and will soon
be completed. Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

WINcBEsrER Winchester
Presbysery met at Burlington, W. Va, Sep,
tember Esd, at Il o'clock, P. NJ. Present,
seventeen Ministers and eight Ruling Elders.
Opened with sermon by Rev. NJ. W. Wood
worth, from I'd Cor, 9Th chap 14th verse;
Rev. nc. Brown was elected Moderator, and
Rev a C. Hopkins. of Charlestowu. and
Ruling Elder Jas. Roykeudall, of MOO,e6eld,
Temporary CLERKS.
FriSg morning was occupied in hearing
Communications aud reports. Mr.. ". W.
DOwuey asked leave to resign his pastoral
charge of Falling Waters Church.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
ELECTION NOTICE,

NoT,4GG,EE ls,Ee ebv eiSen ( al on the SECOND
da1 OF the said month. an Election will be held
at the several voting places. Gesigna led accord
G SG 70 law in The seyeal D;stItc Of Jefferson
denCe of the Commissioners appointed at the
July Term. 1874, of the Cornts Court of said
County-for the purpose OF receiving woes for
me following officers, VIZ!
l. A REPRESENTATIVE of toe Congressional Dis
gan, Mononsala. Preston. Tucker, Barbour, Up
shuT, Webster, Marion, Pocab0ntas RanCOlDh,
Pendle,on, Hardy. Hampshire, BerieleV, .Ieffer-
son son Grant and Mineral III TIE net Congress OF
2. Senator to renresent the Senatorial Dis
ierson and MOI gan, in the Senate of West VIr-
giuia.
s. Two Delegates TO represent the County of
ginia.
The follCwing are the names of the Commits
sioners of Election appointed at July Term, 1874.
as aforesaid
81 }s::Ss = :Ss Potomac District
CATO NJ Entler, 2D r....
5ssss y FSn.n, sAs2S:sS Rst5'
James v elsnss For sSeP %,. ,,1 R3istncs,
John E. smidt, tDunelds.
Robert N. Duke, D
James W Grubb. " ' 'tt'Os'
Mu:4ba Walsh,
Philip En2te, JT.. For HaIper's Ferry Dist
John A. McCreight, N- ~ 11''''
R. shugsrt,
Esrom slifer. For CbarIestown District
Nathaniel Myers,
Tsos. E. woodward oeT.sI For osburn, District,
James 81. Conklvn, hAOleCo"n'
Thomas Lock. 2Eor o.h,,,,, D,o..;o.
Edward B. Hines, OSourm ;t Di B'
Jos. Morrow, AT summit fo1nt'
n NJ n
job" RamsSE9Gse Try For Middlewav District.
Thomas NJ sha91L At MiddlewaV.
D.Ge senIaneef. For MiddIeway District.
Il RAE. At KealneysvlIle.
Teste,
TIA. MOORE.
Clerk of Jefferson County Court, west vir-
Ses.ember l, ls74-te.
free Press and Register copy till eiectioD.l
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS {!
T HAVE Just returned from baltimore with sup.
ply of NEW IOoDS inmy line. consisting in
Goggles. Cogevilles. Eye. Glasses, &c.,-in va.
rietT just suited to the CHI very low.
Call and examineat L DlNKLE's
Ju %. 1874 Jevelry Store.
= SAVE YOUR EYES
By buying those splenoid Lamp Burners have for
sac; they give more light, more oil, and are
less liable 70 explode tn any her Burner in ex
istence: Always ON b. at L. DIEKLE
July %, 1874 Jewe!ry Stere
SPECTACLEs A SPECIALITY i hive Steel.
" Silver and Rubber SpectAcles, and ye-Gl sees
70 suit all ages Call and see them at
L. DINKLE's
'uIJ Us 1914 JeWeIry Store.
REPAlRs Of all kinds in my line done With neat
IL ness and dispatch at moderate terms by
July % 1874. L. DINKLE.
GEN. JoHNsToN's Sarrnt tive, for sale by
~ May %. 1874. GEO T. LIGHT, Agent.
MARSHALL's Life of Lee, soon to be OUT
N4 Subscription TO be taken by
May % 1874. GEO T LIGHT, Agent.
ii oOFF'S Malt ext, Brown Stout Orange Tonic
uosTETTER's Bit.ers, Plantation Bitters,
L Orange Tonic Bitters made by
May 70, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT. Druggist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

RELrGIoUs.-The Rev. W. G. Hammond
will preach at the New Church, near Porter's
Factory, on Sabbath next October LIST, at IL
o'ci ock, A. NJ, and at the White House at
$3.50 o'clock, 2. NJ, the same day; the Sun
day following at Wiltshire's at $50 O'Clock,
PM
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

How Is Ir2-When will everybody under
stand that an editor makes his living by selling
his paper, and his space for advertising2
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
GROUND PLASTER

SOFT Blue Windsor Plaster, Finely ground ).
, kept ON hand and for sale, for Cash, by.
WASHINGTON & LlPPITT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

WANrED.-A White Girl, capable and
willing to do general housework. Apply i'm
mediately, at TH1s OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

CHURCH NOTICE. Divine Service may be ex-
pected in the EDisco7al Chu Gu in this town on
ST. Iday next, October 4th, st :he usr a. hours.
The Chu. CHI will be omen on Friday ard Satur-
day next, for Pew-ho!6eIs to ascertain the loca-
ton of the Pews under the recent chances
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
NEW GOODS AT BARGAINS!
AND OLD spocK-Ar CosT!i

THE Gentlemen's Furnishing and Ladies' Fash
i iOnAble Dress Goods Store, opposite the Bank
many articles specIaly adapted to the present sea-
son. The Stock In the
GE NTLEMENS FURNISHING LINE
Is complete in every department, nd tho most tas-
all times 30 found. SHIRTS bi8do 70 Order, OF the
best material, and fits guafnnteed.
STRAW HATS q coTT0NADEs AT COST
The styleAnd variety OF Ladies and AIi,res Shoes
u Especially worthy ofattenffons better nlfrlo
for the salne money cannot be obtained the conu.
" Many new and fashionable varieties 81
y DRESS GOODS ,f.
just reeeived5 and very pretty stock q Irtna IA
Cost. fine n11orinent Of KID and 9iit lIoar1.
and the hest selecfion Of Ho1icry 81 ihelNn &
IN TEE, NOTION pEPlRTME