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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
JOHN MITCHELL,

'John Mitchell is dead" This is how,
says the Wheeling Register, was flashed
across the wires on Saturday afternoon, q
piece of news which will cause not only grief
to- family, but regret to thousands of people
in both Ireland.au America, to,whom the
name of John Mitchell has been, for years, a
household word. Mr.. Mitchell was, in many
respects, remarkable man. Conscientious,
earnest and filled with devoted love to his
country, his whole life has been engrossed
with the one idea of doing whatever he could
toward freeing her from the expressions under
which he believed her to be suffering Early
in his career he became prominent as thorn
in the side of the British Government, and
was arrested, tried and sentenced to trans
portatiOn. He subsequently made his escape
however, and came to America, ssthe land of
the freq" and asylum for the oppressed Set
ting first in New York, he started the paper
known as ''the CIti>en," which speedily be-
came well established and a success. But.
from some cause, he was induced TO give up
the project and turned it over to other hands
IN which it still continues to prosper. After
this, Mr. Mitchell turned his attention to the
Southern States, probably directed thither by
that sections being the first to roll back the
tide of Know uothingism which had swep.
the country, for, at all time, he was thorough
~ identified with the interests of the Irish in
America, and his talents and earnestness made
him ever popular, among his compatriots-
When the war between the North and South
occurred in this country, he believing the
identical principle, involved for which he had
always fought-that of the right to self gov
ernment,-he cast his fortunes with the
South, and there proved his faith by his works,
doing all he could towards advancing by his
talent, the ends of his adopted State CVir-
ginia.) while his sons entered the field and
did active personal service, one being killed
in action, and the other badly wounded
The war over, he again entered the journal>
istic field in New York, after being arrested
aud threatened with Imprisonment by United
States soldiers. Here he remained until he
determined to try to work for Ireland in the
British parliament. The history Of his tri.
umphaut double election is too recent and IA
miliar to all to be recounted. In that politi
cal contest, he lost his life, and his death at
this time will immoralize him. His people
will ever consider that he died for ireland.
and in future years Irish tradition and history
will place the name of Mitchell alongside tina.
Of Emmett
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
ABoUTTHE aRANaERs.

s
1t has been asserted that the grange move
ment is in its decadence, and that the interest
which was formerly SO generally felt in the
Order is rapidly dying ont. Thefa scarce
Iy justify the assertion. Thehmouthly bulls
letiu of the National Grange, dated the lst
instant, shows the t6tal'number of subordinate
oranges in operation as 2s,o47, the aggre>
gate membership ofwhich.might be estimated
all The. way from. ,25O, 900 to 8, 600, 600.
The number Of subordinate oranges organs
lied in 1874 was 1911, or about,2 ,OO0 more
than were organized during the six years ex.
istence'ot the Order prior to the year 1874
by Natiouai Grange from Subordinate oranges
in the shape of charter fees, &C., was SlI9.-
COS, against eS161 ,6f5.43 received prior to
that year. During the existence or the order
90 oranges have consolidated; 81 have become
defunct, aud'1ll have bad their, charters re-
voked. The cost of materials sent out TO
subordinate oranges by the National Grange
in 1874 was sc, 1870. This data, which
is obtained from Trustworthy source, is pretty
conclusive evidence that the graugers are
neither dead nor sleeping, and that the acces
sions to this Order last year were larger than
those of all previous years 'combined The
time, of course, must come when there will be
falling off in the number of new oranges
organized, since in many of the States such
organizations exist in every county, aud there
is no room for more. Iowa, which for years
led all the other States in the number of gram
ges, now stands No 3 on the list, with 2 1908 /;
Missouri with 2,0l6, and Indiana with 9, OO7.
preceding her. Illinois follows. with ,557,
and next comes Kentucky. with 1,517, aud
Ohio with l. l49. The Order still seems to
flourish most in the Southern and Western
States. The great State of New York has
but 800 oranges, aud Pennsylvania only 482.
New jersey S6, Connecticut 8, and Mussa
chusetts but Sc Washington Star.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
RED.

February Cd. 10 5. by Rev. Z. B. 3 erherd. Mr..
j: K. + LESLIE aud Miss Many L. IIILE-2all
of tins county.
February 9Th. by the same, Nr. WILLIAM A.
OMESS: u Miss FRANCES VIRGINIA SHRY-
NOCK- al of ClaIk Ike county, Va.
March 4tlI. bv the sa.,,.. JOHN W. SMALL
WOOD anu Miss VIRGINIA FLEN1ING-aiI of
Clarke c:untV, Va.
March 23d. at the Baptist Curch in Charles.
town. Ivy the same. Mr.. WM. H. FRITIS and
M,ss SARAH E. RUSSELL. laughter of Alr
Eben IIussell-ail of thIS county
On the 18th inst, bv Rev. D. H. Rid Ilr. Mr.. A.
M0RGA AN VANMETRE 10 Miss SALLIE L. MIL
LER, Youngest daughter of jacob Miller. Esq
al Of Berkeley county.
At the Presbyterian Parsonage in C.ar:es-
town, on the 2iIrh lust. nv R'v A. G.. Hn. kns
NJ. THOMAS WILT 10 Miss ELIZABE I'll Nc
ShERRY-Goth Of this c0uErY.
=, In MT Cnr!st Church. Winchester, on THURSDAY.
ROBERT N; KENNEDY, of Camden. south
Carolina: TO Miss ANN 81. daughter of Juoge
Joseph Fl. sheIrard.
o. Wednesday, I7s', inst., at the residence of
Baltimore, Mr.. H. H. HUNTER. of B.rkc:e1
Springs, w: Va, and n SIS LIZ DUDLEY, of
Regent Park, LUEdOn
On the 9Th inst, in CIearspring. Nd, by Rev.
w. Goodrich, WIN. Fl. BULLEN. OF Il ,lfimure
city, to Mise MARY F. HAMMEL. daughter of
D: HamIDel. OF Martiusbure. W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
EI E D..

In onsl.oro'. Nd. on the sth instant, Miss
SALE ENTLER formerly of ShepneT dstowu.
i'll the So year of hcr age.
On the sth inst, at waverly. LAFAYETTE connty,
Missouri, Mrs. SARAH GARNHART, aged 70
years. formerly of this county:
On the 3 inst ut her r;sitence in Middicway,
Mrs ELIZABETH A. MfNGHINI, in the 6Stti
year at her age.
:. On Back Creek, Frederick county. Va on tie
Sth INST. of BIlGnt's Kidney Disease d.. JOSEPH
l.. SE!BERT of Jefferson c unty,W Va. In the
death of DR. s. wife has lost de> oted husband,
llttic c!iId an ahectlonate father, neIghbors
true friend, the community n valuable citizen,
and tie PRESBYTERIAN COur..ii at snithfield a
E"rthy member aud Ruling Elder. HIS end was
peace:
A. Gap yiew,'' on the SD inst. FRANCIS.
THEODORE; infant son o. John T. and Ellen "
Miller, Gged year aid III days.
On the 4ih INST, IN Martinsbury, IDA B.,
aged years aud months. only daughter of ]
A. and E. J. Isanogle.
q the LIST inst. ut Mill Creek Berkeley county.
ANNE, daughter o! G. w. and Mamie 8. North,
aged - months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
Tribute of Respect.

FAIL Or LEfTowN LODGE. No. All. o. G. T.
For The second tim" i'll the history of this
Lb'Ce, death las Invaded our circle and stricken
down one Of our number. Brother ISAAC THOMP-
son has lef: these scenes of temptation and
struggling, and is now irving fhe feallties of
anp'"cr world. 1t is well for ms to IOoE upon the
example of lIls life. and take warning by the ex-
perIcnce of his fIIlings aud pattern after tile
good III bis example. Brot. or Thompson. whilst
cNh biting MANY of The wcakucs6es uf tile human n,
hour aud rniuner'of liisdeatll showed foI litne
example Of the brave Temperance man and
earnest Good Icn;p!ar, and with p'ide we chrOn-
lcIe the glad victory hat Brother Thompson q ed
PLEDGED to Inta! abstinence. Therefore
RtsotrFd. That Ieei own lodge. M. i. o. G.
/ has learned with sorrow o: the death Of
Brother lsanc Thompson. We rccngniz, il this
strokc the dlspensation of that Providence that
u"et,' AL things well, aud feeling iisSprel tnat
the departed died in .pc1ee with ms tTUd. nc bow
with r'ynrence t. tits iftiic'itn.
ktsolrtH, That we teIfdeI our earnest SYMPATHY
to tue family and friends Ofour deceased BrOt nor
and earnestly pray that Tins aff ctiun uiay DC
blessed to tne:r eternal GOOD.
NeS0red, TRAIT neSc reSGitt1 !0rs 30 spread npon
the minutes. and tl'at thev be- lub isicl IN the
Spirit Of j HerSon. and a copy seat to tie family
m the deceased Brother
A. RGcERs,
NJ WATSON,
II. :. Lt'AGTf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

Judge Edmonds ofthe United States Court
at Memphis, Tennessee, on the 22d inst, de-
livered an elaborate, exhaustive and important
charge to the grand jury in reference to the
Civil Rights Bill He regretted that ques-
ton of so much importance, and one produc-
tive of so much excitement should have come
up at this early day, and that during the term
he is compelled to decide the matter He
says. ".You ask whether it is a crime in
which yOu'oIght to find an Indictment, that
. negro has been denied full and equal enjoy
ment of the accommodations, advantages, ia
cilitiss and privileges of theatres, and the inns
of the State?" He replies that "such denials
ore not an cfsHse Orcr t1hich Congress can
giee Mis Court Jurisdiction those are matters
over which the State government alone has
CONTROL He says that "the punishment of
murder, arson, assault and battery, trespass,
frauds. injuries to reputation, of obstruction
to the rights Of astending-ekurches, public
schools, inns, and by common carriers within
the State, were matters not only not granted
to the general government by the Constitu>
ton; but, BY that instrument itself, were ex-
Pressly reserved to the States, the vast mass
of civil and political rights included in the
cOmpendiOus phrase "right of life liberty and
pursuit of happiness" He then reviews the
18th, Nth and 18th amendments to the Con,
stitutiOn, and says that the only question for
judicial determination is "Haye these amend,
ments completely revolutionized the whole
government" His conclusion is.that they
did not, and in support of his position he
cited decisions in Michigan and Ohio, and the
slaughter house cases of the Supreme Court.
This is the first time.tha this law has ever
been brought before an u s. Judge, and he.
clearly and emPhatically declares as his Opiu.
lou, that it is unconstitutional Senator Car.
peuter did the same thing in his speech OPP
posing it, and it's future fate is, therefore
easily to be determined
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
SPEAKER OF THE NEXT HOUSE.

The New York Sun concludes an article
on the deficiencies of the late Speaker of the
House of Representatives. with the following
merited tribute to Hon. Samuel j Randall :
"Mr. Randall of Pennsylvania seems Just
no" to be leading in the race and the country
owes him a considerable debt. 1t is not too
much to say that but for his literally sleepless
vigilance, and his extraordinary skill as a par
Humanitarian, the Force bill would have been
law to day, and the continuous Presidency of
Grant terrible reality. No battle was ever
fought upon which the liberties of nation
were more distinctly staked than they were
upon the issue of that great struggle when
MIR. Randall led to victory the patriotic side
OF the House of Representatives"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

On Sunday morning Mr.. Garrett, of
Caroline county, Va ,on returning home found
his hen house robbed of several fowls Cal
ling up his dogs he put them Cd the trail and
traced the track of the 'robber to the hut of
negro preacher named Albert Upshur. On
arriving at this pniut he detected, by the
smell, burning feathers, dnd going into the
hut, caught Albert dressing the Chickens
He demanded what right he had with them,
when the negro made at him with bed slat
and defying him. Mr.. Garn9tt fred upon
him with a double barrel shot guD, the load
entering his left breast. and killing him all
most immediately. Mr.. Garnett gave himself
nm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

o. The rapidity of the passage of the electric
fluid through the wires received a remarkable
test recently. A message was sent as an expert
ment from Harvard College to San Francisco and
back to the College by way of Canada in the
space of two-th,rds of a second. In order to
make this trial it was necessary. OF course. to
have all of the different Offices thoroughly pre-
pared for the unusual occurrence. The message
traversed thirteen different lines in Its rounda-
bout journey of nearly eight Thousand miles
The object of the experiment waste ascertain as
exectly possible the least space of time re-
quired for the TRANSMISSION of tho fluid through
long lines of wire.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

o. Col Walter W: Wood. of Halifax county,
Va having removed to the West and reripned
the appointment of Commissioner on the part or
Virginia to the Centennial Exposition, Col. F.
W. ~ Holiday, of Winchester. has been nomi.
mated to the President by Governor Kemper as
his successor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

o. The Greenbrier White Sulphur Spring.
have been leased to Messrs. George L. Peyton &
Co, for term of five wears, subject to the rati-
neation of the United States Court for West
Virginia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
An Act to Provide for the Protection.
Of Sheen.
Be q. enacted BY tie Legislature Of Kest

Be It enacted by tie Legislature of Rest
VTginia
1. Any person may kill any dog that be
ling any sheep or lambs outside the enclosure
of the owner Of such dog, unless the same be
done by tho direction of the owner OF such
sheep or lambs.
2. If any dog. shSfl have killed OF assisted
in killing, Eounding OF worrying any sheep
or lambs. out of the eDcIos1fe of the owner of
such dog. the owner or keeper of such dog
shall be liable 10 the owner of such sheep OF
lambs in the amount of the damages sustained,
to bo recovered in action before sny Seurt
of justice having Jurisdiction of such action
and it shall not be necessary to sustain such
action to prove that the owner or keeper Of
such dog knew such dog was accustomed to
do such worrying. killing or wonnding.
3. The owner or keeper of any dog that
has been worrying, chasing, wounding or xii
ling any sheep or lambs, Quot the property of
such owner or keeper.) out of his enclosures.
shall within forty>eight. hours after having
received notice thereof in writing from a re-
liable aud trusty source, cause such dog to be
killed. For every neglect to do so he shall
forfeit the sum of three dollars and the fur
Their sum of one dollar and fifty cents for
every twenty four hours thereafter, until such
dog is killed, unless it satisfactorily appear to
the court of justice before which proceedings
shall be brought for the recovery of said pen.
atty, that it vas not within the power of such
owner or keeper to kill such dog. Nor shall
any recovery be had unless it shall satisfacto>
rily appear that such dog has done the mis-
chief, and that such owner or keeper has had
notice aforesaid.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
'TENAS.

A SHORT Pns;ronemeut Of TIL" Texas Real
IA Estate DIawirg. until Nay 18Th, 1875 tick
cts reduced 70 s1iQ1 each: No Sealing of p: izcs
bur ever S:! 2gIe Paid ~ full
Over E0,o90 acrcs .nf ,cll9i"c land centrally To-
Gated. near railroads. - ITGn$es 1925 Gold Coin
NJ nr' [", among :hen ore OF 5 O.COO and ono Of
8 COO Our entSp:iSe is endorsed ly the CITY
GounC'l. Re'iable AFe'2Js Wanted. &c, d fer
CiT9ccnIars tii-y wI'l cnnvfncc Won VIC ar. hn;I
r"itsHie and TfSnopsIJ.'. Tickets only ST.
Eleven for $40. and S23 for syn. No conncct1ou
with any other similar enterprise
mn j. Z. FOSTER, Manager,
-Mnrr''-s!I 1879 HonstnD Tcy.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
Railroad NIeetin@

TIVE Animal Meeting of the st,ckIoI.lers Of
i the Sheuandnah Valley Railroad Cnr rauy
vii be held at Iie EouTt-H"use in Front ROYAL,
Warren county, Va, ON Tuesday. til. 9th yOf
April "eSs; for the puipose of eiccting Pies,r.
" II: also To attend to such other bmsiness ma
mGT be Brought before the meeting. Il is dcEi.
rabie thaC tic STOCK shall be Iu!iy represented
as the meeting Will be un imporl ant one.
THOS. N. Ashley.
Secretary s. V. r. r. Co.
Page Courier Clarke COURIER, Spirit Of Jritersnn
and Shrp. rdstown Register. each, viii please
retITv,-Uausn Seminal Nv
March q. IS75-4G
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

o. Sarah, the third of the Hahn quartet of
Baltimore babies. is dead. and there is but ono
now remaining alive.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
5000 i'm PreniuIns.
Impsrtanf to Potato Growers.
TWO NEW POTATnES


SNoWFLAKE.,. Beautltnl in appearance su-
- periOr IN quRlity-ea rlv-ripeuing bur n few
DAYS later than the Early -Rose-yery productive
Price:-PeI Pm.d, 81 !; ; pom ds TO one ID p.ss,
81 by mail. prepaid. BY express or frelpbt3
Pssk, 50 peeka %; 3 6ushel, IS; ! 6Ishet
EUREEA-a seedling Of the Excelsiorr.sss,sssss.Sa
with the White PcachbioW. md possesses IN 6
rci arkable deRree tine combined qualities OF
these favoTitR TJrristSes.
Two Silver Medals were awarded TO the aboya
varieties ty the Mass. Ao,t Society. d. -
Price Per ponnd, s ~ thiee pounds to oae
address. 50, 6y rail. postpaid by express o.
fselcht. D ck' So: peck, SIS: busliel, SIS;
bus, g SIS; barrel, SS6
$500 IL PREMIUMS VIII bedivided amopg,thg
SIX successful cOnlpeI ttOss who shall OIca tho
largest quantity from Que pound nf eitt er Of tho
above two yam ties, Snowflake and Eureka :
$40 For Eioh Variety, SUBJECT to ContlitiOnB
named in our Potato Catal "gue.
For full dcscrlrIion of the above see RIissta
Illustrated Potato CatalOeue, winch contains n
descriptive list Of all thu varieties recrntly
introduced. with many other desirable softSs
beautifully Illustrated: also most useful infOlr
NATION upon the cultivation of this valunlIIe
esculent. Sent free 20 ali applicants
ID X. BLISS & sons
Sre-l Merchants, 81 Barclay Street.
P. o. Blx 57l2. New York C,tv
MaTcl, %. ISTB '' g
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

o. The recent birth of quadruplets in Balti-
more is paralleIed in a similar event IN Brattle-
bOro, VT. The parents name is Balm. and the
family are very poor. Hundreds of people visit
the infants every day. An admission fee is
charged, and the little cnes are already earning
from $50 to 500 week each. They continue
healthy. and are likely o live They were chris
tened Sarah, Mary. Kate, and Jennie.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

Eg- The second annual meeting of the
Virginia Publishers and Editors Association
convened In Richmond on the 18th instant
Maj R. W. Hunter; of the Winchester
Times, President. Maj. J. II. Kelly, of
Fredericksburg, was elected President; J. A.
COwardin, LIST Vice President, and W. Fl. 81.
Lynn, of Staunton, I'd Vice President; for
the ensuing year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

Es In one view of the case, the recent re-
suit of the New Hampshire election is highly
important. Should the next Presidential
election, as is predicted by some, be referred
to the House of Representatives, in the pos
sible event of failure of the electoral col
lege to choose President, the vote of New
Hampshire (each State has single vote, cast
by the majority of its representatives,. would
be cast for the Democratic candidate, whereas
had the delegation remained as in the last
Congress the Republicans would have con-
trolled it. Tally one for New Hampshire
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
Dental Notice.
Prime seed Oats.

HAVE for sale $50 BusI eIs OF PRIME SEED
l OATS. Gail on me at ''HhI FAM" tear
CharleSt0wn, or address me Mt Chatlrst0wn Post
Office. JOHN r. col STONs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
WHY ACTpN WAS POSTPONED.

The New York Herall:s Washington cor
respondent explains as follows the postpone>
ment of the Pinchback case:
''1t is said that the postponement Of the
Pinchback case has defeated plan of the con-
servatives and the Kellogg faction in Louis
lana. The present Lieutenant Governor,
Antoine, was to have been appointed to lu,
crative position in the New Orleans Custom
House. A State Senator from the New Or
leans district was to resign. D. d. Penn was
to be elected to his place and be subsequently
chosen president of the Senate, which would
make him Lieutenant Governor kellogg
was then to be elected to tho United States
Senate in place of Piuchback. This, with
the adoption of the Wheeler compromise,
would have given the conservatives practical
control of the State. They would have had
the Governor and the lower House absolutely.
and they believed themselves possessed ofsuf-
fcient resources to control tho balance of
power in the Senate. The molten of Senator
West to postpone the Pinchback resolution
has in this view deeper significance thaa was
at first supposed"
ES The endorsement By the Republicans
of the IT. S. Senate of Grants policy, which
was given on Tuesday, may be accepted as
the end of that party among the American
people. "Harper's Monthly" bitter Re
publican and South hating Journal, which is
the organ of the mind of the Republican
party, said, in opposing this endorsement the
day before the vote, that "a party which JUS
tilted its Administration in maintaining a
State government which. its own investiga>
tioEs had shown to be not the choice of the
people would be in danger Of annhilatton at
the polls"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,


Jefferson County. set j:
in the County Court. Ma. CHI Term, 1875.
ME COURT makes tho following appoint
Road Surveyors
years from April LIST. 1878, viz:
Fer Potomac District .Imnes a. osbourn.
Shepherd Dist ct-l4ee II. Moler.
" Bolivar DIstfict-Joseuh J.. E;chrIbercer
Ha'P".'s Ferrv Dist.-ThGs. w Dil'ow.
Charles;OwT District-JOhn Marshall.
Oshu-n is divided into 'wo 7 str:c-s rhr Bnr-
ryEiIle ard charlestown Turnpike to be the dl,
wm;c. F.. .ier. Surveyor of the Western
District.
Henry Stonffer; Surveyor of Eastern District.
-Iddleway District, David F. S ;Oema knr SUR
Syeyor OF Sor;rern End. and Josiah Watson
SarTeVOr of Northern End.
Aud iE is order ed that the said Surveyors ~
Roads make annual report Mt the Levy Tenn in
compliance with Chapter 1914 of the Road Law
COpy--Teste.
March 80. 49,. t1' S4eAA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

SALE BILLS printed neatly aud at low rates
ct this Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30

DEATH OF LAWRENCE WAsu1xGroN. ESQ.
Lawrence Washington, Esq, of Westmore
land county, died on Monday last, at his
home, after prOtracted illness. Mr.. Wash
inston was one of the oldest citizens of the
county of his nativity, being at the time of
his death in the s5th year of his age. and
most highly esteemed by all who knew him.
BE was a man of the strictess integrity and
possessed of rare qualities of heart and mind.
TAIer Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
CORN WANTED!
For Cash Trade-On she Far or shell.d-by
Dec. 8. 1874. RAsHINGTaN 4 LIPPITT.

EuRE YoCR COLDS SIiIIer's Comp. sytur;
~ Of HOArhouDd; Reed'S SyT. Liverwort. BuHS
Cough syrup; JAyTes ExpectOrAnI: wistHTs bal.
lens and Halle Lung BAlsam Cooke wins Of
Tar; WtshHIt's Pine Trio Cordial: Forrest's 10
niper Ter B'srheT's Comp. Syr Tar and Wild
and In TACT nllthe proprietary medieinrs q be had
at g T.. REI.IER'R,