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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-19
The Ideal"

Sbe stood beside thc counter
The Day he'll ue'er forget:
She 'hoaa, 1t the muslin drarer
Than any she i seen yet.
IL WATCHED her playful fingers
The silks am1 sl:irs toss
The clerks looked quite uneasy.
And nodded 10 the boss.
SHOW me some velvet ribbon.
fartge and SAITH turk
She said. II want to purchase
Then gave ,he goods a Jerk
The clerk was all obedience--
H. Travelled 'ou his 81 htpe"
AT length. " thont hesitation.
She bought-a yard Of tape
old Adam mourued his lonely walk,
And nothing found tn please hun;
He sadly needed one to talk,
To'tiCk.c and to tease him.
So when the Lori rio besought.
To make another human.
Yea, Lord SAID hs. take all I've
got.
And fix me up woman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- Swartz's mill, at Msrtinsburg, has been
purchased by Haw & Curtis for $4,000.
. Hon. b. F. Martin, member of Com
gress from this district, has been quite i'll,
but is we'll again.
Gen. Geoige B. Mcclellan has been NOM
mated by the democrats of New Jersey as
their candidate for Governor.
The Odd-Fellows' Grand Lodge of the
United States began its SD annual session,
in Baltimore on Monday of last week.
-Ex.Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, left
Queenstown on the 18th in the steamship,
Russia, aud is expected to arrive at New
York te~day. He is to be received by Mayor
Ely and the other munioiple authorities on
the day of bis arrival and escorted to the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. During his scjourn in
New York he will be the guest ofthe author
tiles, and will be shown over the various city
institutions and places of note. He will also
be privately entertained bya number of lead
ing citizens.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
ii A r RIED.

At the residence of the BRIDES father. near
Dufleld's Depot, in this county, on Thursday,
September 18th. 1877. by Rev. Jno. A. Scott, D.
D.. Mr.. NELSON SNYDER to Miss EMMA Nc
GARY. daughter OF AIR. Jonn McGary, all of this
county.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. j. z. Evans. at
thu residence Of G 60. Snsl atwood Mr.. BUSHROD
SMALLWOOD TO Miss MAGGIE LLOYD, daugh-
t.r of Mr.. Laurence Lloyd, all of Clarke county,
Va.
by Rev. R. z. Rods gers. Mr. F. s. EAMERF. of
Martinsburg. and Miss JENNIE T. STEWART
of Darkesyille.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
THE NEXT o. S. SENATE.

The Washington Star says ''some over
.ssnguine Democratic politicians are solacing
themselves with the hope that, in view of
Senator Mortou's critical condition and the
possible defexion of several ''carpet>bag"
senators, tho Democrats may obtain control
of the Senate when it meets next month.
Allowing for the absence of Mr.. Morton when
the Senate meets. the Republicans Count
ing Senator David Davis, who has been placed
on the standing committees of the Senste as
. Republican, would muster SO and the
Democrats 33, which would give the former
o majority of 6. Should it become necessary
to fill Mr. Morton's place on account of his
resignation or death, Democrat would occu-
py his seat, and the Senate would stand:
Republicans, 80; Democrats, 81. If. the
three South Carolina and Louisiana vacancies
ere filled by Democrats, as they undoubted-
Iy will be. the Republicans would still have
majority of 2. As for the disafection of
the Southern Republican Senators, extending
30 their 'desertion oil their party, it is all
zoonshine. They would have nothing to
gain by such a course, except tho detesta>
tion of the Republicans and the contempt of
the Democrats. Some stress is laid on the
fact that Senators Booth, Christiancy and
Edmonds have sometimes been found voting
With the Democrats, and the hope is in
dulged that they may unite with them on
many important questions. While it is true
that certain Republican Senators have diff
fered from their colleagues on few purely
psrtizan questions, like the Pinchback case,
il is not at ali likely that on the matter of
appointing the standing committees of the
Senate they will be found voting against their
party. But ct this distance it looks as ifthe
Democrats would have fair majority in the
Senate after March 5, 1870"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
THE PRESIDENT AT LOUISVILLE.

The President and party, and Governors
Van Z.ndt, of R. l., Mathews, of ". Va,
and Hampton, Of S. C., had a brilliant re-
ception in Louisville, Ky, on tho 18th.
The city was beautifully decorated. Speeches
were made by the President and others, af
ter which tho distinguished guests visited
the exposition, where they met with another
ovation. The President, in concluding his
speech, said
al have been, fellow. citizens, duriag the
last few days, among the soldiers of the Union,
and the men most early to come togeth-
er after this great division are those who
mads the acquaintance Of one another on the
fel6s of earnings. l have found it true on
the other side Of the river, and have found
Il true here in Kentucky. a distinguished
statesman said to Gen. Scott during the war ::
when the armies of the Union success
fal there will be peace and content every
where Gen. Scott said No, sir !; not for
some time after the war, for after the success
full close of the war you will find that the
whole power of the general government will
be necessary to keep down the belligerent
nnn>combatants OF the country Applause ]
Perhaps the old man had the spirit Of
who fight upon the field learn to respect
each other. The soldiers Of both armies i'm
periled thar lives for the cause, and such
men always respect each other. [Applaase.]
Il is for them to come together. In the be-
ginning was under the impression that our
Southern friends had the advantage of US !;
that you had better marksmen and better
horsemen in proportion to US. We had to
learn to shoot and to ride, but after we had
learned it then it became a fight between
Greek and Greek, and We all know what that
means. [Cheers.l And now, my friends,
that being over, why shall not we como to-
gether? Oh, We have come together Ap-
plause1 The demonstration in Louisville
tells the whole story. l need not shout my
self hoarse before this great audience in mak>
ing speech about the happiness and peace
that we are now enjoying in all sections Of
the Union. This demonstration has made
ihe speech of the occasion. Nothing can be
added to it. think we can confidently look
forward to the fraternal Union on the basis
of the constitution az it now is with all the
amendments. Ny friends. my eonfederates,
do you intend to obey the whole constitution
and amendments [Applause.] thought
you would. l believe that you will and that
remains the last cause Of dissension between
Ne. l look forward happily to the realization
Of the bright vision of a popular English au-
thor when be said. 4 see vast confcderacy
stretching from the frozen North to the glow
ing South, the white pillows of the Atlantic
to the calm waters Of the Pacific main, that
would contain one people, ono language and
one faith, everywhere home for freemeu,
aud refuge of every race and of every ciimo
10 come together" [Great Applause.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
Episcopal Female Institute
WINCHESTER, VA.

Rev. j. C. WHEAT, D. D, Principal.
A ssisIEB by competent and experienced
N Teachers tile several Departments.
Tho exercises of this InsIitute will be resumed
on THURSDAY, SFPTEMBEE 9TH, 1871
For circulars. stating terms, course of study,
&C., apply to-.
JIG. WHEAT. Principal.
REFEpENcRs Bishop and Clergy of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of Va /; Charles AGlion-
by and MeSsrs. White 81 Trapnell, CharIestown;
B. +. Harrison and Dr. Jno Reynolds, Shop
berdstown. " Va.
July II, 1s77-In
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
BERKELEY IrEMs.-From the Martins

BERKELEY ITEMs.-From the Martins
burg Statesman we copy the following:
Last Thursday evening William Mix, son
of DR.. Mix of Jefferson county, ran narrow
escape from serious injury, near this city, as
ho was returning home He was riding at
rapid gate when the girth of his saddle
snapped, hurting him violently to the ground.
Had not his horse stopped he would probably
been dragged to death, as he was completely
entangled By the stirrup feathers.
During the sham battle of the Berkeley
Light Infantry, on the Fair Grounds Friday
last, horse owned by Col. Schley of Jeffer-
son, attached to buggy, broke from his
fastening near the pavilion, and ran at full
speed towards the entrance gates. Hundreds
of vehicles filled with ladies and children
wero grazed by the flying animal bu. he ran
the gauntlet without injuring single person.
The animal broke loose from the buggy and
was not caught until he reached Col. Schley's
residence near Shepherdstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

The Free Press says: The Good TcmplaFs on
Tuesday night last occupied. for the first time.
their new Hall in the Sadler BuildinG-a ca
pseieus room and elegantly fitted and partially
furnished fer their use. We understand an En-
of some kind is in contemplation to
get funds for the procurement of yet other
needed appurtenauces to a irst-class hall. The
Lodge is the largest in membership in the State.
and the members Ge uerslly are very enthusiastic
In the cause in which they have enlisted "for
the wap3'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

- The Fred. Holiday Artillery expect to
receive two howitzers this week, and the 9th
ers very shortly. They have already been
drilled in company movements, and under
the instruction of their commander. Gen.
Williams, who is an old artileryman, will
doubtless soon acquire perfection in the use
of their pieces. The Light Infantry will also
receive their full complement of rifles this
week. Upwards of seventy uniforms have
been completed, and public parade may be
expected soou.- Winchester Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
DIET D..

On the 18th instant, suddenly, infant child of
Mr.. Scott Couchman, of Berkeley county, aged
weeks.
In Gerarastown Berkeley county, August 21st.
Miss ANNIE Z. BRENEIZEH, aged 81 years,
months and 90 days.
In Gerardstown, Berkeley county,, September
I'd, NELSON POE. infant son of DIR. c.. w. and
Meta E. Goldsborough, aged years and 10
months.
In Winchester, on the 55h inst, of Paralysis,
Mr.. JOHN LINN, in his Gath year.
In Winchester. on the 9th inst, of ConsumR-
tion, HUNTER B. MARCH, aged 20 years.
In Winchester, on the 18th instant. CHARLES
D., son of John and Annie z. Hartman, aged
years aud 10 months.
September 18th. at Fruit HILL" near Sher-
herdstown, ARCHIE ROBINSON ANDREWS.
of NJ. P. and Anna r. Andrews, aged
months.
Near Unionvillr, on the 18th instant, 8fre.
JANE RoNEAoUs. aged 81 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

cIReyrr CoUHr.-The fall term of the Circuit
Court of Jefferson County. Judge Jno. Blair HoRe
presiding. will begin Tuesday, October 10TH
The following jurors have been drawn:
T.Y. Cockrill, jacob Henkle, Thomas Brown,
Jr., George Moler, (of Dan1,) J. l.. Ainghini,
Taylor Hill. Henry H. Moore, VIM. T. McQuil-
ken. Geo. E. Cnrrie. James c. Janney: Joseph L.
George W: Moler, Francis r. Rnof. George N.
Duke. J. c. Show. John Macarthur. James II.
Langd John W. SfcGFaw, W. 6. Grim, Alfred
barton. James N. Johnston. James B. McGary,
Reynolds Grove. Hez. kiah Williams. Gregg Bit
pef, Kite Marshall, Geo. S. Eyster, G. s. Myers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
aRBBNBACK MEETING.

In pursuance to call, signed by several
hundred citizens of the county, meeting
was held at the Court. House on Monday, the
18th instant. Col. R. W. Baylor was called
to the Chair, and John II. S.rider appointed
Secretary. On motion the Chair appointed
the following gentlemen to report resolutions,
viz:
John A. Thomson, Charles Davies. Thos.
NJ Isbell, John II. Strider, VIM. b., Daniels,
Col. VIM. A. Morgan, Hon. VIM. Ii. Travers,
Col John w. Grantham, Hon. DANES NJ.
Mason, VIM. Fl. Z. Lewis.
A majority of the Committee reported as
follows through their Chairman
The Committee respectfully report the fol-
of the financial system as it is, and as it should
unite in condemning the present system, and
sustaining the one embodied in these resolu-
tions. They are sustained by the authority
of Jefferson, Calhoun and Jackson. The
resolutions after being read, were sustained
by some pertinent remarks by Nlessrs. Strider
aud Thomson, and then adopted seriatim {:
WHEREAS, 1t is manifest that the produc
tive industries of our country are uujustly
taxed for the benefit of q favored class, there
fore,
Resoloe6, That We deem it imperative upon
every fair>minded citizen to aid in putting in
legislative bodies, Sen who will exert them~
selves to equaize the burden Of the people,
1st By establishing circulating medium
of exchange of equal value, be it gold, silver
or paper:
whatever character or kind shall be equally
taxed for tho support of government, both
State and National.
3rd. That to avert the arstocratic influence
of (money) capital there should be uniform
interest law passed by the States and general
government, restricting interest on money to
the ascertaiued productive capacity of labor
and land
4th That justice demands the payment of
the public debt as it natures, and that no
more interest, bearing bonds be issued.
5th. That We regard the Resumption Act
passed by Congress in 1875 as unwise, and
recommend its repeal.
"AMERIcAN SYSTEM OF MONEY!
Reso7Ocd, 9Th. That sto coin money and
regulate the valuo thereof" is q sovereign
power: That it belongs to the people; should
be exercised through Congress fer the benefit
of the people, and cannot be constitutionally
delegated to corporations or other hands.
Resolcea, 9TH. That Congress has the full
power to coin money, regulate the value there
of, and make any thing besides gold aud silver
legal tender in payment of debts, public as
we'll as private, or in copjuction with and sup
Elemental Of the deficiency of coin.
Resolce9, 9Th. That coin aud legal tender
money should be put upon par, and be equity
received by the government in payment of all
debts, aad that there shoald he bureau un>
der the government to manage it.
KesoIce1, That the papers OF the county
and district be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting.
r. w. BAYLOR, China.
john II. S1RipER, Sec'y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Vest Kirgtnia; Mareh Term, Aprl 24fh,
1877:
oN motion of VIM. II. Eabte and others. Trus-
~ rees of the Charlestown Tate 2oari Baptist
Church, leave is Civ on them TO fie their pet,ton
aud the same Is accordingly filed. And II ap.
pear1ng to the Court that the object CT said
petition is to obtain an order of the Court under
provisions of Sec. 9, Chap. SO. Acts of West Va.
ie72 and 3, authorizing said Trustees to sell and
convoy the property known SIS the Enar Baptist
Church, consisting of $50 Poles of Land, with
the Binding thereon, located in Jefferson
County, W. Va. aud also . portion OF the Lot
upon which the Baptist Church in Charlestown
is locate II is ordered by the Court that due
notice of the fling of this petition be posted on
the Court House door, and at some ronspicu9us
places upon the premises, and that 10 be further
published, for four successive weeks. in some
newspaper published IN Charlestowr, in order
that any person interested may appear on the
first day of the next tern of the Court and resist
said application.
b. C. WASHINGTON.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
1S77--lt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

LAMrs-The best selection of Lamps in
Charlestown. also full Stock of Chimneys,
Burners and Wicks for sale By S. s. DAlgarn,
opposite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
JOHN II. S1RiDER, Sec'y.

W. W. Coles GREAT SuoW.-The pro-
cession through town this morning of the
grand Concocporation created quite furo'c
among our citizens. The display made in
the procession was far above tic average.
The procession was headed by a handsome
chariot containing the band, drawn by long
string of dromedarics. Mex. came a troop OF
male and female equestrians followed by
number of cages containing the animals,
racing chariots, trumphal cars, etc. Several
of the caravans were surmounted by automa>
tons which By the antics they were made to
perform created considerable merriment along
the route. A most noticeable feature in the
procession was the cage of lions with the
slides raised, giving the spectators full
view of tho animals with the liou>tamer
seated inside as unconcernedly if he was
taking his case at his own freside-a striking
representation of Daniel in the lions den.
The glass cage containing number of snakes,
with snake>charmer sitting in their midst
with his Shiny mpanions writhing and twist
ing about him in most graceful contortons
attracted considerable notice. The St. Cath
arines NEcws says of the performances in that
city ''The enterprising proprietor, who is
the youngest man in the business, being only
30 years of age, has left nothing undone to
carry out his pledges to the public, and no
sentiment pervades his patrons but that of
pleasure at his efforts to cater to their amuse-
ment. This exhibition includes under one
management Menagerie, Circus and Hippo,
drome. The performances of George Conk-
lin in the den Of lions aud panthers, the iocky
riding of Frank Gordon, of young Leon the
five horse rider, of Miss Sawyer on the fiat
races, of Mile Carlotta in the horse Roman
Chariot, and Mrs. Rhembast with the 2 horse
chariot, Of Miss Jennie Richard on the slack
wire, and of James Campbeli's double somer>
sault over 16 horses, eqnalled in point Of dar-
ing and skill nything We ever witnessed"
EXCHANGE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

The American Hotel property was sold
yesterday by H. NJ. Bell and Marshall Hanger.
Commissioners, at auction, Col. J. @. A. Ma
denbousch being the purchaser at sic, 500.
{ Stanton Tjnt2icator
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

A MOE line of Calicoes at Mrs. S. q
Armeptrout's, West Main street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

SCHOOL fuvD.-Jeferson g share of the State
school fund 81, 9.s3-has been apportioned by
the County Superintendent to the different dis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

wiz the Martinsburg Independent please
"give the devil his due. and not credit ar
.icles taken from the SPIRIT to other papers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25

FALL HATS just received, at Mrs. s. H.
Armsutrout's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-09-25
EDUCATIONAL.
Charlestown Academy.
A College Preparatory school for Boys.

VlHE next session opens the Tenth of Septem-
1 Der. Fer particulars apply for Catalogue TO
WM. II. KABLE. j. 81, Prircip%l
Charlestown, Jefferson Co., w Va
JuIv IL. lSTT-ff.
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SHEPHERD PUPS.

A LITTER of five for sale-wen bred and
N very intolIigent-the best of eusrd dogs for
HUuse and Sheep. Five Dollars esch:
G. W. BRYANT.
Sept II, ls7T-3t.* CharlestOwn, W. Va.
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West Va. University,
s77. MORGANTOWN. 1878

1871. MOhGAttIOWN 1910.
FINHIS Institution of Learning, under the Pres
il ldfency of Rev. J. K. Thompson, A. NJ,
is entering upon new era of prosperity
During the Spring Term jusr closcu, the atten-
dance of students was increased over G5 per
cent. It has large and scholarly Faculty
beautiful. healthful and moral location ample
Scientific and Philosophical Apparatus; Ii
brary constantly growing; n curriculum of the
NEST thorough character; a standard of snolar-
ship SURPASSED By NO American Institution OF
learning.
TIE EXPENSES ARE LESS than at any other
place known to afford equal advantages. The
Fall term begins Sept. 5th the Winter term
January ID, aud Spring term March 9Th. For
full information, catalogues, DC, address the
President GEO. G. STURG1SS,
July "a l677-tAr1 Secretary OF Regents.
CHARLEST0WN FEMALE SEMINARY.
TIME Fifteenth Annual Session begins MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1877. Terms
made known application to the Priaeipal
Miss SARAH II. BROWN,
Miss A. DOYNE SMITH.
July 81, 1S77-4m.*
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and remain ono week.
GS- Office at the Carter House.
September II. 1s77-st.
BICKFoRD g. HOFFMAN GRAIN
DRILLS.
LEARNERS needing Drills will do well to call
L and examine the ones We have on hand, before
purchasing. JAS. LAW. HooFF Il CO.
. OOO LBS. Grindstones for sale by
C.UOO JAS. LAW. HoOFF CO.
PPLE Parers, Corers n nd SIicers, for sale by
N JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
T'URNIP and K.le Seed; Tor sale By
Il JAS. LAW. HoOFF co.
StEAMLEss and TwiIling Graia Sacks. for Gale
- by JAS. LAW. HOOFF k co.
DR1ss. Bell Metal and Porcelain Preserving
Jls. LAW. HooFF CO.
4 LII kinda Picture Cord aud Nails, for sale BY
N JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
LEULL line Fishin Tackle Hooks. Lines,
L Sinkere. Floats, Reels, &c. fer ssIe by
Aoe II, ls77-tf. JAS. LAW. HooFF & co.
FRUIT CANS.
9 RnO FRUIT CANS, lower than ever sold
Z,OUU before in Chariestown, for sale by
AuguH2 1877. DAVIS HARRELL.
TIGHT MITCHELL call attic n ton to the fol
i loving facts: They are offering the purest
ana coolest Soda Water in the Valley. Syrups
made from fruit Essences.
Offer Is varieties of Cigars-VerY in price fr0m
II IGHT & MITCHELL are offering School Books
IL great rod ction from last ears price, for
CGsh They propose to give the purchaser the
benefit for the MONEY.
II veIope. cheaper for the quality than can be
I IGHT & MITCHELL furri.h all the prepared
81 so per gallon to 50 5n. white Lead. Linseed
Oil, Turpen,ine-all strictly pure, very low.
l. Blood Pnr;fer, Also have Pepsin and pan
cre.tine, for Dyspeptics
IGHT 4 MITCHELL preparing the best
D ~ Shoe Varnish ever cold in this county Ref
erencss-H-D. hfiddIskauHsnd Free Prets.
Sept. 4. 1877.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlestown
~ Profts,ionauy. on Monday, October LIST, 1877.
and rem ain ono week.
RS- Office at the Carter House.
Septenber II, 1S77-3t.
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OYSTERS AND ALE.

(IANVAssED Hams and Shoulders, quality
Sept. IS. 1877. 81 DALGARN
HRIED Beef in email CANVASS, just received by
~ Sept. IS. 8. 9. DALGARN.
A FULL s.ock of Syrups. Sugars and Coffee al
n ways on hand, at lowest prices, at
Sept IS s. sDALGARN'S.
TENTS Fine Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers,
" suspenders. Hose, Neck Bows, and Collars
in Air Tight G lass Jars, for sale by
Sept. IS. 1877. s. s. DALGARN.
VTINEG Good and pure Cider vintgar. for
v sale v GEO VT. REARSLEY.
NEW supply Homemade and Keeps Patent
sept %. GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY
DACoN.-Canvasscd Hams, Sides. Shoulders.
ID Break fast Bacon, just received nv
Sent IS GEO. W. T KEARSLEY.
TILAXsEED CANDY of INV make. for
Coupbs Colds &C. PHIL. T. ROHR.
IIRESH OYSTERS always on hand, and for sale
i by tho pint. quart or gallon.
Sept. g, 1877. PHIL. T. ROHR.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Brooke & Lucas. o. q.
September IL. lS77--4t-