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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03
THE MATRIMONIAL PARTNERSHIP
IN FRANCE. -.

.
The wife who receives the least at
tention in drawing-room from a
man is his own, and she returns the
compliment. Hence it is that. at =.
time like this, when people live for
society and in society, there is no
place for 1conjugal intimacy. More
over, when q married couple occupy
an exalted position they are separat-
ed by custom and decorum. Each
party has his or her own household,
or at least their own apartments, Ger.
wants, equipage, receptions distinct
society, and as self entails Ger:
emony, they stand toward each Other
in Difference to their rank |I, On On the feot.
ing Of polite strangers They III
each ANNOUNCED in each others quar-
tiers !; they address each other "Ma-
dame, Monsieur" and not alone in
public, but. in private they shrug
their shoulders when, sixty leagues
off from Paris, they encounter in some
old chateau a provincial wife ignor-
ant enough to say my dear" to her
husband before company. Already
separated at the fireside, the two
lives diverge beyond it at an ever-in-
creasing radius. The husband has a
government Of his own; his private
command, his private regiment, bis
post at court, which keeps him absent
from :, home; only in his declining
years does his wife consent to follow
him into garrison or into tho: provin-
ces. And rather is this the case be-
cause she is herself occupied, and as
seriously as himself, often with a po-
sition near a princess, and always
with an important circle Of company
which she must maintain. At, this
epoch woman is as active as man, fol-
lowing the same career, and with the
same resources, consisting Of the lex.
ible voice, the winning grace, the in
sinuating manner, the tact, the quick
perception of the right moment and
the art o.. pleasing; demanding and
obtaining there is not = lady at
court who does not. bestow regiments
and bene6oes. Through this right.
the wife has her personal. retinuei Of
solicitors and proteges, and like her:
husband, her friends, her enemies,
and her own ambitions, disappoint-
ments, and rancorous feeling; 10th:
ing could be more efectual in the
disruption of a household than this
similarity of occupation and this dis:
tinction between interests. The tie
thus loosened ends by being sunder-
ed under the ascendancy of opinion.
at looks we'll not to live together"
to grant each other every species Of
tolerance, end to devote oneself to
society. Society, indeed, then fashions
opinion, and by opinion it urges on
the habits which it requires.
Toward the middle Of the century
the husband and wife lodged under
the same roof, but that is ALL. "They
are never at home in private ;; they
are never encountered in the. same
carriage they are never met in the
same house ;.nor through the necessi-
ty Of the case, are they ever together
in public" Profound snsgntiment
would have seemed odd and even
ridiculous" in any event; unbeeom-
ing; it would have been as tunnaccept-
able as an earnest "aside in the gener-
al current IF. light conversation
The Galaxy. ....,..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03
Rational Medication.

:,
Medication is only successful when It is rational
and it is rational only when it begins 1t the begin
ming. In other words, to cure malady, its cause
must be removed. Weakness, either general o. To-
CAL is the origin Of the great majority Of diseases
Reinforce the vital energies regulate digestion and
form those al-importnnt functions, and dyspepsia,
constipation, kidney and bladder complaints uterine
dif!iculties impure circulation, and the thousand
and one ailments which are theeonsequences Of de.
nent1y, removed: The best, safest and most sgreea
bic tonic Alternative than can be employed for this
purpose is Hostetters Stomach BitteIA The exper-
0utlved perhaps ten times that number Of ephemer.
ri Preparations which have entered into competition
with has proved it to be unequaled ~ remedy fol
weakness. 80 - =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

"A girl, one Of a bridal party Of
tourists, was recently blown off the
highest cliff of the Giants Causeway
in Ireland, and Of course, instantly
killed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

+ -Bed-time-L Little Willie was say-
ing his usual prayer at his mothers
knee e.. and having got as far as IF 1
should die die before wake hesitated.
well, what next?" asked his moth
er'" "Why, mamma. I suppose the
next thing would be q funeral" -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

For all going county, additional must BE- sen
Specimen copies when requested
NJ TAE JOURNAL is the LARGEST. as it is on all
h sides admitted to BE the Best newspaper pub
M lished in Northern Minnesota .-.a'
... W. b. MITCHELL,
Z k~-H - Cloud,M
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

IT,. He had q hearty meal at ares.
taurant, and, rising up, he ssid to the
cashier: 81 declare if 1 haven't; for.
gotten my wallet.'e' The cashier fired
up and hurled Big words at hin: 4: 70,
full three minutes before pausing fo1
breath 'l111 When a chance came, the
stranger Ct continued: "But l. have: IF:
~ dollars here in my vest !pocket.''
The cashier couldn't smile to- save
him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03
:Burdett Organs

= The Model Reed Organs Of America,
These Instruments have attaineda popular.
ity Unparalleled ID the annals Of tie organ
trade. aYheinventor; Mr.. Burdetk Has de-
voted oversa quarter of 4 9century ITO lie
Improvement of Reed Orgaps; beginning
with the original device. 90 modifying Id
ordinary form and developing its latent
riches % = bring the Burdett. up to, its
present. nappFoachable standard Of excel
lence. = 49,: Z -; L 81
,~!llustrated Catalogues Of ths various
styles OF !Steinvay Pianos: and Burdstt + o.
gans, mailed free by,i, ..s..E !.gs,,.1 za.s7I'
-aLYoNa& HBALY:si,' asIi!
General Northwestern Aren't. Site ~ and "a
n 2 Monroe Streets, Chicago.
DYER 4 4 HOWARD, ST. PAUL.
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THE ' IL E{.ADE 81;
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ST. PAUL, MIMI !. :,
..>'. .'''~ FOR 1878.

st. Paul von
North
..' the fact that v" ' to
POSSIBILITY before market
prices Receiving direct
and relying our location excellent oe, prompt
sodsto point desired enabled offer
market the West st. Paul admitted DO the
advantage to make o.,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS '~"
::'; S: s
q BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS s1Ar1oxERs.
BOOKSELLERS AND srArloSERs.
D. D Merrill & Co., IS Third
49,. . BOOTS AND SHOES.
''' CARRIAGE ra1 m4nupAo1unras AND DEALERS
oaiDb7 H"o"s % Roe'rst L. Wharton loo
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER 10:
s'1oas Co., %s ssTnB NEW srook Is w. Third street.
CHINA, GLASS; AND ouEBNswARB. :. :..-.'
-" CIGARS AND TOBACCO :"'%.'.
Is :ss ;;;.,::s 81;
CLOTHING >t.--:
Campbell Co, $, Third q.
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. "
Granger Hodge, lol Third ct *' s'-. - S4s''
......:. COMMISSION MnRoHANrs. 81 -, -. ..< ...
%se;s' s;;:1 e. 4. s; i
coSfEcr1oNrRs: -.,: !
''' COAL AND CARBON OIL. -.
SAUNDERS HARRISON, Wholesale los East Sd a. >
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS MoULplNas. - ~
Decu Co.. cor 9Th and jackson
.:- DRY GOODS jt . $685. = j.
I'D and " S ill., Il. . .s
ENGRAVING ON WOOD
FANCY GOODS NOTIONS
Harwood 10 Third st Pleohner Third
FURs, HIDES WOOL, GINSENG, &C.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
a ss ss s;s;; md ~
h0nfo Co., (Fanoy Groceries, whes.. Rs 5.l.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. "''. -
'"ss s:'t: % Third % j:
WIN Mason, 100 Third. $. HATS AND CAPS
IRON, NAILS STEEL
11rHoeRApH1Na AND sNaRAy1Na
81 t;i s's' en- sns is as,sa Publishing
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS ,".14:" - !
as9s;; ss' .p PHI: csS1
- MACHINERY, MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
n H Wooey Co,cor Third s Jacksoast
... . MILLINERY GOODS d.
0'p''" Co.. 90 Third p's;: 4s, s;''' Wholesale and Rot
NOTIONS, TOYS, &c.
K Randall. Ill Third
BOX MAnuFAc1uRERs
PAPER DEALERS.
A7erl Russell Carpenter, D. Merrill Co.. IS Third
PUMPS AND PIPING.
IL H woohey land jackson
n.- D.. - SHOW CASES AND PICTURE FRAMES
sADD1EEY AND sApD1ERY HARDWARE
'0r'hoo' Ware 70 Robert Schmidt Kfsr 80
SAFE MANUFACTuRERs.@ 4..*.:.~. -
e' s., 5
ero. S Baker Sewing Machine Co.. 1873
IL: &C. ;::,:ss '' Agents s''''
Wilcox State Aes 4s W. Third t
.., .~. . .-.:. WINES AND LIQUORS.
as:s ~: s st';s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03

"A widow has just died in Rome
and left quarter of a million dol
lars in cash to the Pope.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-03
TToU(Rs THE QUICKEST :t1lt(,lk1 ST.. ., .''''
-. 81; MILES i; THE SHORTEST le,i: / ;; ! i.

tIou!Kl''ss' The q. QUICKEST TO-:
. -. 81: MILES ;rHE sH lsll5: j ]:
CHICAGO go -. TO ~ NEW v. YORK;
PITTSBURGH NJ FL :.4 44sE s apasa gge1ap
! Observation-Disclosures rs NJ! /? ROUTE
This ia the only rost. 1unnihf i. vksli.J r44,s
'IBAaaAefspAY xks Il, fxLAch1t .cixss
Through 70 Nov York. md tic oni1 Yonts =. ,v,
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'..'j From CHIcAedtoE 1. - 9%4
A4RRnssuReA fA. q =: IND k8H
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WITHOUT CHANGE, ~
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"e" 1 spss.e6.,d: Providence" S =,
.'s':~ - '"e'e aad Bo.to.. :. ',a' = "'Fe'''s'
;, Through Tickets fol sale at ofces Of COMBATING
In the and At all offices Of tho Fort Wavne
and Pennsylvania Central Route. in Chicago. :,
:. CINCINNATI \ Ct n. 4 AIR LINE TX
na is the only Route running 81
DAY AND SLEEPING CARS THROUGH wfrlHt
OUT CHANGE, TO CINCINNATI. 1Np1-
ANNAPOLIS AND. COLUMBUS.
-! II : II q 4 II
ONLY ONE CHANGE
:: 81 :;1,. From -, ~ Eli - (
INDzANAP0LLs 10 ABAPRzs xoblzx lxD
* NEW 0RLEANS ,rr.o. :.
Direct connection made III bFuninb;as WITH
PANHANDLE d PENNSYLVANIA
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PITTSBURGH, rH1r.ADrnrH1A, sAhr1axoREI
wAsH1NaroN.AND1Nn NEW FORE !
"a Without change, .ba,.al g
49,: W, C., CLELAND,: !
Asst .Genl Passenger Agent, Pennsylva.
MIA G ntral Railroad, !.
IS South Clark Street, |
--1a'< 'o7 SChisago, I
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STEINWAY'
- :. 80. - 80" .':.' 1914, LIZ I, ~
r. ,.mATCHLESS, PIANOS,

Are universally conceded to be the Stand
Ard Piano Of the world: are sought To be
initiated BY nearly ell makers Of Europe
and America are regularly exported to
Europe and other parts Of the civilized
world, in large and constantly increasing
numbers are used whenever attainable; md
recommendedby the leading artists in both
hemispheres, and have received the highest
honors ever awarded to any piano manu-
facturers in the world. gEF
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Appe.,-Ama.'lsea i.
Atsaehns pt-Amdavit for =.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
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Garnishnent-Afadayi for
Issue-Nots Of
jndsmsnt i;
lIotica Of Appearance
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AMERICAN n WASH: 4 l'!: BLUE
For Laundry and and Household U Use
xANuFAcruREp Al THE
AMERICAN 'r1riTit RfjI Il liIiR II WoRHs

.Newark: Nexs Jszssy.sA.s
Our WISH Blne n the hat IN m. vo-1d r.s...
not streak contains nothing injurious to health or
fabric and b. used BY al thsafEe huhdfies on &C.
count OF q. plseelngs efeets and eheappGiB uPs,
yehisnt for family us. ,sFsies 10 dntSS n
For sale by ,gr0een eyeryvhera. sAlvava ii, Sar
thu Ai1ssieA Bis1f, Il ySS VAT tSe ~
AmsEaooa Ulssnn6l q llllle'V iasJ
Once 71.Willisu strsst. Yosk
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.B1.i..Al.;E1' KS. !,

The attention Of Attornsys. Justices Of the Peace
Town Oosrs and Others 10 called 70 very tull and
complete supply Of blanks. These blanks printed
With new type ON gooa paper, end are Of the ftsms
most approved and In general use. They will 10
furnished Ut st. Paul prices: ~ - ~.,f#
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|, ~. So soon as hogs cease To- d. ,fatteu
they should be killed, .cs ':' 49,. '.,,'s

VA VE-j \ - s.5':l,!.5 III II. ,.3aT.A
.--lrss.1: :,,7v ,Ti7@e7 z.,,s' :iis,g,57 irfaTa
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CONvEYANCERs' BLANKS.

Bills Of Sale
Bonds for Deeds.
Contracts
Deeds-Warranty
Deeds-Quit Claim
Execution sale--sheria's Certificate
Leases
Mortgages
Aortgages-Chattsl
hortgsges--Partial Release Of
Morss.ses--4As'tgnment Of
MISUNDERSTANDING Of
Mortseees-;yNotiee Of Roreclosars "a
Mortgegee-sherif's Certificate Of Foreclosure
Power Of Attorney
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
R 4. LANDS,


Free Of Coets
The folio wing is an extract from a CesC-Ir,l,I
OF vinelanu. Published IN the New York IitbuW'
by the we'll known Agricultural. Scion li"tnn''I
All the farmeTs were of the 'WclI "a d." s"lt.
aud some of them, who have turned their at'rttiUh
to fruits and market gardening. have grONn rich.
The soil is l1am, varying from sandy to elHyry
and surface gently undulAting, interseoted Nth
small streams aud OccA-iopA, wet meadow, IN
which deposits of peat OF muck are stored, snt
fctent 70 fertiliEe the whole upland suriHc', otter
it has been exhausted Of lite natural fertility
IL is certainly one OF the most extensive trset'
in an Almost level position. and suitable condition
Tor Pl.aeaut farming, that We know of this side of
the Western ~prAirieI. We found come of the
Oldest farms apparently just AS Proftsbly Prooue-
tive As when fret cleared Of forest nifty or hum
dred years ago.
The geOlogIpt would soon discover the oAuse Of
this continued fertility The ~hOle country - a
marine depOsit. and all through the coil we loun"
evidences Of cAleNrcous substances, RrnetGlly in
the form OF indurHted cAleareouS mari, showing
many distinct forms of ancient shells, of the ter.
tiArY formation: and this marty substance 10 scHt.
tered all thi ough the soil. in a very cOmminuted
form. and in the exact condition most easily asSim-
Hated by such plants HS the farmer desires to Gull
tivate.
August ], ls76-sm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
NIixturc.

THIS valuable FertiI ger is manufactured by the
i old and reliable Pats prco Guano Co., of Bal
timore, under the immediate supervision of their
Chemist, DIR. G A. l.iebig. 1t was in trOduced by
them about three years ago to meet she general
demand for a low priced hut genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. 1t has proved An entire success, and
the demand for it has SO increased, rhSt last year
the Sa!cs amounted 10 5 900 Tons. Il is rich in
all the elements of plant life which the science and
art of man can suDply, and contains no Sand nor
any other valueless matter. While rot containing
40 large a per ccntsge Of Ammonia as most Of The
high priced Fertilizers. it has nearly double the
quantity Of Bone Phosphate of Lime in a decom-
posed and available form which makes 1t more
value to the farmer than the biyh priced and b;sb.
~ ammonia ted articles. We inviIe farmers to call
and examine the sample we have at our ware
hOuae. WASHINGTON L LIPPIFT.
August J. 1s76.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

GEO II. IlAGLEY is now in the Eastern
market, and will, in a few days, offer to buyers
a large and carefully selected Stock of Fall
and Winter Goods at low prices. 1000 bbls.
of Corn will be taken in exchange for Gods.
Agent for the Remington Sewing Machine.
Sold on easy terms, and very low for Cash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
LOCAL IHTELLIGERCE.

MATTERS N BRIEF.-Dr. 1. S. Tanner
and Vim. NJ. Snyder, of this county, we're
awarded a number of premiums for fine cattle
! at the recent Berkeley County Fair.
There will be public speaking a. Dufield's
Depot, under the auspices of the Tildeu and
Hendricks Club of that place, on Tuesday
evening, October 3rd. at 81 o'clock. The
public are invited to attend.
Berkeley county will hold a Democratic
barbecue on Saturday next. October 7th, on
the Fair Grounds at Martinsburg.
Hon. B. F. Martin and Col. Ward H..
Lamon met in joint discussion at Berkeley
Springs, Morgan county, on Wednesday.
Col Wm. Stewart, of Berkeley, died at his
residence near Bunker Hill, on Tuesday last.
The Rev. William McElroy, of the Church
OF God, died at the residence of Mr.. C..
II. Mcknight, in this place, on Sum
day night last, at an advanced age. The
funeral services of the deceased will take
place at the residence of Mr.. Mcknight Tues
day morning, October Sd, at 6 O'clock
Friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend.
Governor Jacob has re-appointed ]. S.
Brasonier a Notary Public for Jefferson
county.
John s. Gallaher. Esq, of Washington
CITY, formerly editor of the Free Press. was
seriously injured by a fall in tina. city on
Saturday.
MIR. John Shelter advertises in this issue a
desirable House and Lot for sale. This prop
erty is worthy the attention of persons desir-
ing a comfortable home on the suburbs Of the
, town, and offers many advantages.
The second Centennial excursion by the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad was pretty we'll
patronized, six coaches being flied with pas
sengers- A larger number would probably
have joined the train but for the threatening
appearance of the weather.
Gen. Gof, Republican candidate for Cow
ernOr, spoke at H~arper's Ferry on Friday
night, aud at Martiusburg on Saturday night.
Ia order to strike one more blow in behalf
of our State and County Tickets, we will
issue our next paper in advance of the usual
time Advertisers will please bear this in
mind, aud govern themselves accordingly.
PANEL b. Lucas, E-q spoke at Winches,
ter on Friday night, aud at Harper's Ferry
on Saturday.
A Tildeu and Hendricks Pole will be
raised at Middleway on Saturday next.
VIM l.. Wilson, Esq, of this town, de
livered campaign speeches last week at
Keyser, Romuey, Delaplane and Springfield,
in the South Branch Valley.
Hon. c. j.. Faulkner is still canvassing in
the western part of tn State.
Mr. B +. Duane *, 7. Ky gave one of
his humorous entertainments at Washington
Hail., on Tuesday evening of last week, in
presence of a delighted audience. No one goes
:" see and hear Duane hut comes away per
fectly satisfied that they have enjoyed one of
the best entertainments that can be given BY
a single individual. Tho net proceeds, on
this occasion, were divided with the Charles
town COrnct Band.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
County Republican Convention.

The above Convention met by adjournment,
at the room of the Hayes aud Wheeler Club,
Harper's Ferry, on Saturday, September %,
1876, and was largely attended. EDMUND
II. CHAMBERS, Chairman; W.B CHAM
BEERS, Secretary.
On motion of Charles Davies, the following
preamble aud resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, For years past the Republican
party of Jefferson county, comprising a large
minority of the voters of the county, has not
been organized, and has not put a ticket in
the field, but has u~selessly expended its
strength in advancing the interests of hide.
pendent Candidates, and ttBolters" from the
Democratic party, thus demOralizing and keep
ing the party in a minority /; and
+. WHEREAS, 1t is believed, that the best
policy for the party, with a view to all its iu-
~terests, is to thoroughly organize, and place
a full ticket in the field and further, that
such a policy in addition to its being the most
manly and honorable, will be the most con,
ducive to success =; therefore,
Resoloed, First I: That the County Execu
tive Committee be requested to Immediately
meet, organize, and arrange for a canvass Of
the county and
Secondly That this Copvention nominate
a full ticket for the coming election.
The Convention then proceeded to make
nominations, with the following result:
For House of Delegates, John D. Staley,
S. V. Ysntis; For Sheriff, George Koonce {;
For President of County Court, John +.
Smith For Assessors, Thomas Licklider,
John +. Erwin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
Particulars next week.

IT is astonishing how much less than other
houses Messrs. =. Heller Il Co, of Winches-
ter, Va sell Alpncas, see their prices: AL
raca 25c, worth 800 at 2Sc. worth 35c a,
3Oc, worth She; at a5c, worth 45c at 4Oc,
Worth SIS at soc, worth 65 at 6Oc. worth
SOC. We advise all who contemplate pur-
chasing to go and see them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
A CARD.

Editor of Tie: SPIRIT :-Believing Tnos.
E. S%uBLErTE to be the nominee of the PEG.
pie of this County, for the Sher:Falty as re-
presented in the primary. on the End of Sep
TENDER. We, the supporters of justice, right
and fair dealing, ask him to accept the call of
the mass. meeting and allow his name to be
supported by six hundred voters, the
FRIENDS OF JUSTICE AND RIGHT.
September 18th, 1876.
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The RExT CEHTEERlAL ExCuRslox.

The b. 80 r. r Co. will run another
Excursion Train from the Valley Of Virginia
TO the Centennial, on
Monday, October 18th, 1876.
Particulars next week.
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O

NJ {. Z0MBRO. having proved himself pos
4f1 sessed of all the requirements of a faithful
and efficient officer, and being a deserving gen.
tlemau. will receive the cordial support of the
voters nf ChaTlestOwn District for reelection to
the office of Constable, Mt the epsuing election.
VOTERS WHO KNOW HIM.
July II. 1876.
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New LIstabliSIlIn ent.
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II f. ROHR. having for a number OF ears been
-. engaged at the Machine Shops OF Mrssrs.
weirick K Weller. has concluded TO operate indie
peudentIy of that firm, and has associated with
him his son, ] Marshall FUhr, for the purpose of
conducting the business OF the
MANLF1 CTURE And REPAIR
of Wagons. Drills, rIows, and FarmingImple-
ments z -DeraIIy. The Sunfish Pillow will be a spe.
cialty with this firm. Every description of work
in our department will be executed promptly sud
with an expectation Of rendering entire sRtiSiAc-
tiOn. Charges will be moderate.
Shop near Toll-GRte in ChArIeEtoUn.
THE BLACESAITHING
Department will be conducted bv the undersigned
in cOunnctioa with Messrs. Rohr & son, and il will
be my desirs TO make myself, by > ,h.tAR tial work,
indispensable to she community. Charges rea
sonahle. Shop near Toll Gate in ChRrIc.town.
July is. 1876 Gun JOHN ~. JONES.
Drills for Repair ought to be sent to the shop
early, that the neccssHry Parts that can only he OBJ
tanned abroad may be secured in good time.
d. F.. Il. + SON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

ScHooL and Blank Books, Box Papers,
Chalk Crayons and all kinds of writing ma
teriala at GiIbert's Drug Store. Harper's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

GRAvELr, Bright and Dark Navy Tobac-
cos, Cignrs-gcnuine HAVANA Filler at Sc
at Gilbert's Drug Store, Harper's Ferry. +
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

PAINTS, OILS, Narnishcs, Window Glass,
Putty, in large stock and at b"ttom prices at
Gilbert's Drug Storo. Hnrper's Ferry. x
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ES~ In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Gem Organ Company.
The Organs manufactured By this Com pany
have no superior and are warranted for five
years. X