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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
Die Nmsfnhr friiHen Tiuefeil-
che4.

Die Sasii6trn auf cine arrbe Grsfubr
bon friftem 3inefeild ron @ti.ae:!ps;a
mad europa liro assrnwdrtiS iesr 0nt
une es ;eist iit sin srpt,s ShtsreHs Cd.
fur untsr ecu GsritiT:rn nno aneersn
Yeripntn. gEie itrn SemeIpet, in in
Ttutibidnb uIo dHSrenJsnesn. 9Inetrn
Die 3inesrpeit aus8eSrp6en, unp rie eng
lilta Sssitrun9 BAT Nieptr5olt. @srbpts
Sesen psA @isttraaspcrt pon eeni 5ff.
lonoe mad zen U.riGtrrrnsn ensliItftn
61fen erseben laiftn uHo blt ferner Be.
fpbIrn, r1s tsrsits sinssiItrtr @iet ~
tpeten. TdSurh In Der 0isbturpel
sriit9en eem Jellanpe uno laslaus III.
tertrcben uuc es wtrD rrst1l6 nltiir lt6
Elm srcser Sttil brs 6cfHlitss in ris
3iupt Ter gsriHif,r eisiss eGRses fal.
len.
Serr .Santpf pcn Der amtrtfaniftsn
Dampfer e1nie sibt an, rae isees S6iF
Der @sitafttdft welbss cpn Ybitaeelrbia
na6 Gnalanb fibr 500 etf4latttte DIT.
fen fhr zen enslfGttn Nlrtt mitnimmt.
Oa bic Tdmpfer gs.aot irst 70 piele an :
esre Sra&t ju Ss-laceR s1ten. 70 t5nnsu
ne niSt metr Rlunt fir has Sinsdeil6
ters:ben uub Der bis i,st ealu teuuet
Raun ilf bic duf's Aeuserft In AnfStub
atnrmmen. lie amrrifaniitts Cams.
ftr 9ek1i4lft batff1s Rcnit ttnbur6
5lttih beforstrte uns ba GA fcrtrdt.
rene in Gurcra In ptri4iseenen 3ifen
neue Rlrtte 6ifnen. 70 In es nDttrcnbia,
rde man fi@ mad. ptiteren StfSrtsr.
unssmittsln umfsbt. gSie nan tS1t,
icnfn svuif&en brrserraeenben getfHtf,
fern S5ilaselpbias unr aneeren Damp.
ferliHisn btrsits observation-disclosures dnar.
fnlpft ifin, usl&t bas 9eparfnis Der
snsliiben Rlrftf rsitntlt4 brfrisDtsea
miirAsn.
Die Gtnridfunstn In eintm DaHpftr
sur 5rif6erbaItune Zee 5ttiftst. bic
&sfriseratcren tcfen Dpifhen brti unb
sisrtdufsnb CrGars u. tisft teheuteutt
Nuesabs mag bic 1ampfitiiffasrtt @t.
it1iAaften d6bdltsn bic Nnsffenc.R Gin.
rt6tuhBtn MAIDEN au laFtn, ha ie ni6t
Tiftn, pb ssr straightforward rim &c.
tiger unb bleibsnesr ictn pirb.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Der dlttft hsutite SHriftI. ser in
psanislsonisn ,arssitet In Der ,YslIi.
fttuns Trrdtrs, III eGnelf,r. Or BAT
frtSta ftin 13fts SesenSiasr ansetrrtea
drtsitct irrsn 3la npn is.ne 10 Stun,
ben UNI III isit Is IS in irntr Trudrti
!eibdftiSt. Iittr Eetsran btiDt 5rite.
ri.n Srcif.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Tie YtrGs safes Sani Scmpaus In
Centre Sau beakli6tist Elm rr,iE6dts,s
tadFstaernes @stiuSs lu frritt,n in
tsnaanrtm SHase. Tte Santssi6Sits
mullen jitu,lib gut lein bort brcttn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

..sufmunisruu8. = Sn @srraia wnr
sinaol an tintr SruGe In SIbsns .eir
clseEes BGrnuns anssihlasen: 8tr
ltsr ricfs Erudf rai&tr ais i'm Enri,t
flbrr. fcE. rrnnrr ein 9Geiptr IN, UNI
ilaf CnE1rs ssRI1ft Ttresn; if6 a6sr
sin @teir, 70 fen srfaupnp,wlrjia grit.
ibtEbitre trbIlttR. Tie 6llfte pCr
S,rIfe emrfInatesr &n1sher.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Infer @lhbar. gEm. 9. Garter En-.
bolt l5 mad une mad pt,str sun elmer
ldaawisriatn 3rlrftsit. Sole CT
BAH pieSrr sani ftiNs @tfanebeit iu.
ru6rrbalttn. Co.,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Arhet!tr iinb. stS.nnirtis ,t,i&litist
bic Srlde an Der Grturn Stancr ~
sri&ha. GO Wrpri6t stn fASn,S
sad Grttit ~ p.rr.n unS has Bette
sSn uatm III snb eas GountY hafat St.
slbtt. -,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
EtS curt Proclamation.

StnttmaItn es g@it. GtnrlsS 81. Wa..
or, prn rr.Grgyl Gcmmrn .9ItaS rcm 25in
aerihtRhln Niiritt. bciicbene aus hen Gouus
titx Centre, Clinton iEe Gitarlitlr, urc eSr
@htt, Sebu Stcin, une Ger sdib. Seutp
Tppr, alNtirtc 8hitr in GGnnCGeun,e., Sbre
Slp,lCtriit berlueSetettr, nit -ecm Haluii oeo
2ttn Grtfuure VI 2. 1877, an e. MID
auldtel, nm rins Court pm Scer upe 1erulin.
tr unn General G5efananiE GrRsiouna uab
ri,rteIidtriOt SiShna beS 5risrcuSNerittsS In
Helrticuts, fur pas 9runlY Centre, unb Icu
am 4ttn NrntaS etS Monat gpril mem,
lid am 23ttn 2Ist esS AsriIS, 1877, on.
'flnatvi une, lIrei gechcn eauen. .NddritN.
wtrt tisn,it aesrbtr gum Coroner, III trn arit.'
ecnSritttrs, Sum Iteermau une Der 9enitab>
tss eeS atRGRakn Counties ron Genre, taF
Iie eann une BERT, Nm 10 nbr SIprmitians
bee ,teidSitn T0lsS, nit isrtn MstcreS, Sului,
Iiirnsn unn Grdminatipnsn une ibrsa eia,ntH
9tmertuNstn 10 srltsinm baten unl, eitlt
Sachtn, mtlche ~ ihren @emitrH atkSren, "a
bertlntlen une ~ etnitRieCn. psltt I'M Btl6ns.
niITt ron 9spiTt gruntp linc resr Itiu irerbtn
Iu erbtstn, eitie ala9tn Stsen lit gu fubrtn
ME CO rtht ~.
Gsa,t,n un,tr n,tintr SanH, tn @tn,frnts.
AM l,tnIast ttS Sar. i'm 9nsrt unlute berrn
riulauI,ne ahibunetrt htttn une lttVnra,
une i'm bunhcritr,ten ,(dhu Ger lllnbbansintsit
su Susnisien Staaitn. ,-- .,..,s ..,
&esi I'D RanfOm =. ::
a.... SbriF. :.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Sfaat JiesIdnErr Der @si,tnf6nis
ppn SGn Sr1neiseO. G1iif ernItn, r.r-
fIuffe leStts Sutr srn ftiRrr Haxerti
$4,000 5snnen @etitn fur $64s 900 In
Sole.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

.. {. 3sTtY IN I'm SrsriFt sint Cub.
teE;ptirue.S,tuIs s,t.rSFuta i'm T9cuat.
Trru, Gtttra. ntbmtt 9irtitt blrpn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Dtisnissn unisur Sut|rrtter. p.lct.
tbrs ASbrtse ;u wsGielp bratf4tissn.
mcGtn 70 sat ftin, une ibu nsut TssreT.
it ansuSebtN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Nh6Gel Strrbm bat BON eaurtmrrs
Stcre in Centre Sin Ssfs ssncmmtu.
0tr wIafbtr ibm ben bsfen GrfclS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Gtntrdsli6e 9ibner befst sos. Srice
in @cmelspcrL 9erts Co.. II Stad
ltsftrtfn t5m tn ben tsstrn pier 3pRatea
COS Eter
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

S6uliuitlues. = Gnfel Wcfts Gu
mem Surss. ME tif Du SuiriseeR nit
cen 2rbrcTH2
I1ritrn :: Gcr MID; lie riEtn ri6t
lie fra9en mtr Nlts. Ssut tat m.r CT
nrr lp91r s,frast, psr Anerii1 eatse Ct
Sat.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
0crtfir1thef.

am 6ten b. R. i'm .5anfe etr Gltern
Der Sraut, bur1 Jtep. 3c6infDn, 6err
&tfrs6 NiIer psn Sprina MilIs nno
Mt6 Senrie Rta0rntiG scn Softer
Gtnaittp.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
OHent icIle Oanffnaanls

Seit Ianstr 3ilt Iitt th an &tttrs
ffGna uno llnrcrpaUlirtfclt unh ndtbceS
d unniiyer @tiit DrCfe SumiFCn ar
GstSts ausaessben bate, LIEF TO mid
itberreetn DIR. @reuf &pRte's
Samburser Srrffen aa pertse
.Gen. Tu6 eersnIdrgfdnten 0etrau1t
babe ib mid nun ednJtt6 BON rttIeEi
telhmerlihen lltbel sebeilt. SD H1itt
,6atsr isetnt sinru DrrratS btrfsIttH sIa
6auie gu talten.
NmsTltnuuns. Su g.. gsrs'r
man, Iers y. 8. Gattrrn Co., sue.
iGcrmahtt uns SplsenrtE SuT TriehtRa
li@unA: Eiefe pcar 3eiien fGiGe =
Gu6, wrI6e Ser Der @atrtsit ce
rerChentlitfn tInnt, bdinit aud at
leitrnre RtnfHen anstrrirttn trc rteH,
DIR. @uSuf 36nis's 6an.turs
ser 9rcpfen ~ 9etrdnfen. Tie.
ftiten babtn bel mir srr rcten 9ufrie.
6eHtdt aspirft une ith tin 10 otiurb
tpis iG felt hanger 3sitnt DIT strsItr.
NciHe Grau bat biGftlben aud GfEraMdbt
unt SlriGe 3dlfs trboltfn.
. sd babe nod ME eebSrt, tae 2tMss 70
,ufritben NIT Rsbijinen asipeitn linh ais
NIT DIR. aus. 4Snt 90 GamflteR
RtbijiNtn. ale gfutt, htnrn ta
nod Scn i)r. Auguit &Chts'e 6ombur-
ger 5rcpfsn Sertnuft babe, trartR 70
frct, bag Id bic Mteijintn Tn Die Gtaht
stbra&t babe. GO fTeut MID felttr, 70
ttrSds aassefanten lu taben. @ds bic
eeHtr f1BeH, ritetn -fft ttnrrn Der sleltR
3euentGf, psI@t I'D StnFH ftHps, sat-
reemsn. N groeteNf, 2,a.esa
anhreGt DGbG
Dir Ssr6FentliGtn feletRbsS 9saep
aie gum 8eFrn rieler 2eiceneeR:
Stster CLARA, $. 2. g.. Gnrre1tSR,
9cr Srltont, Ca.
Ia Stre 6ariburstr2reRfea
lcprtl bel mir ale aud bel yVTf@itbeneR
anetren TtriCren, nit sutem GrFsl0e
wirtten. fam th RiGt umktr, StHeM
mtins &nertennuns Aariber auSlufSre-
hfn unb bite Cir, mir ntetgr AHlRalR
Glaf&tn Suiufsnttn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Gitfr Icte began Die Grurt in 9err.
font ans irirr fur mstrtrs 8c6en fort.
cauern. - ..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Cine Se7eu, Das aaG cine 8enta
par.- Bel elmer 9tneu, bic Iesten
CCnRsrfls in u lIrntrpn fattfanp. wur.
cs ein pierp fir ipti 7bdlsr, cine Gar.
riase far prei Sbaier une funf unp fs.
tsn;i3 Gents. Gin t5tl6irr fur ein 1balsr
unp Elm S6litten ilr i,bn Gents per
fault. @,nn pirits niht gantfprsile
iinp. elrn tenntu ipir niHt bic 9eSrut.
uas cas- Wortss. Tieis @ennu mar
ncH l&lr6ter ale bic, tpsIhsr S4rsiber
eieies ppr ttpd ritriis Satun in Gsam,
btrSturs teiwctntr, no rr elm Tfere
nsba 3luli fur 1915 taufts. unb Is fpG.
ter wieNer ,u $4.75 lrskblus! Gtr
srsSe @t~ipn (ttn GrGdr y zen sr ca.
bel ma&tf freutsn ttn iuer6 fnsbr pte
pbn Sui6tl a1rtofI. ...
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

+ SIN GGrltstt, pisfrm Staatr, erdentt.
fi6 lesten 3cn!as bic fcisenre mrrtroar.
ri9e 9sIebeutrit. @lN entpcdte mem:
LID e1B eiu Sant-GaiFrer paisl5f, Ra.
ntsns ). 9. 6lsIsr, bic Sanf I'm etwa
$1,000 bsftwincett sltts. Iies in
nun freilitb in ssasnwirttser 3eit Elm
beirdSe tl3li4es gcrfommnib; urse.
pStniih mar es ftOn, bab f1 Der IN.
sttreue Bantbcamte aus &,ue pssr
SG1m am NCntd9 er6ins. aSsr eS BE-.
fsfigte Dtn Strif IN ctmirlsen 9atfcn.
an weI6eu isin gorlin9er i'm 9lmte @.
8. Seeieta nit gfa@en, Dor Ii Satren
duf 9lei9e gSeiie unb psaen peFrlben
gera,tenS tnur In irstt er5etrm 9tas.
itate psriibt) feinem eebsn elm Gnbe se.
rna6t bdtte. We5r NOD, 6asler tp0r
earals Scr erfe, psldsr bic 9sine res
SetbfmDyeers fanb une a5lhnitt. 60
Gtw1s turfte nod ndbt ba0epcIen lein.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
+ oia,
2 lulttelt< ltllr 0enlilf'
r. Saarltsit

,prten sksEan,t .soa rinr Rilisa 2rie In
GmtrifaI ESiebe. .--- ....-. ., i
Oicf1 0rslstiffe - 800 @Sbileun.
gen. nut 2 G'nts.
0ice'6 S!umenfiibrer, sterteltier-
li6, 25 Gznts iiErltt.
Nid'S RImmeH-uuN 0tmifes
@nrtea so Gents; In sltsdnter Gtin.
wdno 81 DO.
slne bciur 8srStfmtIi&ms.u wrsn In
GaaIiiH iunb Deuii& esbru6t.
aDrsiiilt: 5ames Did, Scteter q. o.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
Nir Nrnbe hrffnnhfn.

Grau GtriIiind MEiffer. MtAtfcR,
@is., tbeilt uns Gclgcneee init:
Gtit lGnsrr Belt lit itt an ftrlncv'
fen une tlaperbdulirtffit, unb babe max.
Esn Doaar far Gottcrsn outetssbtH.
MHee mar. fir nitbtS. TurG len @es
Ernu6 prn DIR. AuRrR RtAte's
mburSer 3rcrfeH EuTce. tA
sanj terstft1tt Hnh mr6te Rie Sasbg
ptnt ltefttttH tm FOuir fstH.
9ar. alsransu @etsr, eInssla, SGE.,
fmreiBf: .i-, ~ M
eeutt, raee DR.. auauf&E1ie'6
8. a m b.u rser &rcrfen eetrGRttn,
limb ls6rf iufrieeeus tamtf une rcasR
Mot mttr pbne- bitlflttn fein. GkF
Srda bate ldnsG BEN TcEtrr aetraudt.s
un6' fcnntt Mot ecfune irrrteR. TER
Be6rauh efr 6amtur9tr STrtftH bat
'sr bic UefuHbbe't ftirefr sfsften.
lleter bic antTEennuna. rtlGe aRtr.
feifs ttn Samburstr SrrRfea
ale tinsm rpirfIid eehitGsrfn Geilmittel
rpire. fdsIribt !brrr &rtor Srtnftn, GGs
moaua, ga. :-&ar .arStt prrrrensH eie
6amturser Srcrftn pra DR.. GRssk
8Snia. Gin ferr Erlscr temertte, a
mare feline Weei;in in ben %rrtbItH.
eie 10 gut rare Gls bic 3ambREefr
IrCrfGn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

s SeIBirser, etssnttdnsr
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Bir (inb bier rsrfamnieit. unt bic
rHeHstite GeremOihe 3u rpteherbplen,
rslte bird gBsfSinstpn sinscfatrt
unb BON aGsn i,isiasn gor3dnstrn BEL.
tebaltsn !parbs, uns etc Jest Gin uftebr,
Eiirclser Gstrau6 oeporben ,ft. bnr6
wrltsn Der Sestnn ees Mmtstermins
finfs Yrifipensen sefena;ttdnet rirD.
Ia itt. gu pisfsn, trben amte beriifen
bin. 70 wtn i6 benz @e6rau&e sentdb.
finise Grunp. .grtacipien iter bteientstn
ErastH ansirrs4rn, nttGf f1upLfdNp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING LAST TUES
DAY,

Pursuant to o notice that had been pre-
siously given through our papers, a triangular
discussion on the Capital location question
1ook place in Charlestowp, on Tuesday last.
The three towns now contending for the per-
manent location of the seat Of government Of
West Virginia were ably represented in the
contest by j. E. kenua for CharlestsS. Jno.
s. Carlisle for Clarksburg, and Dan'l B. Lucas
for Martinsburg. It had been previously
arranged that Hon. Jno. S. Carlisle should
lead of in the discussion in speech of thirty
minutes in behalf of Clarksburg, and should
be followed by D. B. Lucas, Esq, in a speech
of fifty minutes for Martinsburg- Mr.. Car
Isle was then to reply for twenty minutes, and
Mr.. Kenna was to conclude the discussion 10
fifty minutes speech for Charleston. This ar.
rangement was carried out.
The debate was ono in which every mans
hand was against his neighbor. and the con-
troversial and orotorical talents of the contes,
tants rendered it particularly interesting to
che audience. In the space allotted to us, we
cannot attempt anything like review of the
arguments advanced by each speaker in favor
of his own town, and against both the others.
Doubtless all the speeches will be published in
full-Mr. Lucas'will appear in our next issue.
We can say, however, that Mr.. Lucas argu-
ment, that even ifthere were no other reasons
why j efferson should vote for Martinsburg-
rs he proved that there were-a spirit of
county comfy or courtesy should influence
her in favor of Nartinsburg, had great weight
with Jefferson audience. Notwithstanding
the able manner in which the gentlemen from
Clarksburg and Charleston upheld and in
sisted upon the claims of their respective
towns, we feel assured that Jefferson county
ct least feels herself pledged to the support of
her old mother and neighbor, Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24
CAPITAL MEETINGS.

q, We arc requested to annOuce that Hons.
r. f. DENNIS and VIM. A. QUARTER will
address the people of Jefferson on the subject
of the location of the permanent seat of gov
eminent of this State, and in behalf Of
Charleston, at
Charlestown, Thursday. July 2sth, at noon .
% Leetown, Same night.
Shepherdstown, Friday, Jnly 9Th, st noon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24

REDUCTION IN PR1oEs.-Wash Poplins-
loo; Japanese silks-e0c; Grenadines-5,
10, l2c; Lenos in all oolors at l0c.-former
price, 25c; Mems Lasting Shoes Sl.00 per
pair do Calf Ties 81 90 per pair. All goods
reduced 10 and Is per cent.
Jos. GOLDSMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24

THE HAGERS1OWN
TELLER's FERTILIZING WHEAT DRILL,
n with new Attachments. The most reliable
Drill in use, sold by
20, VAUDEVILLE. Va.
TIME HAGERsTowNs SPRING TOOTH RAKE.
i Made OF the very best Material and Finish.
Four difercnt price Rakes. Sold by
D.. F.SHOEMAKER. Agent.
20. VAUDEVILLE. Va.
Umpire THREsHER SEPARATOR. exees
T. all others, nd for sale by
20, VAUDEVILLE. Va.
TRAIN REGIsTERl An Implement that no
u ThresSsrman afford to do Without, IL
keeps correct account of all grain Threshed. o..
Sold by D.F. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
%, Vaudeville, Va.
CTEAM ENGINES of any size. from two Horse
= to a CorIiss, sold by
D. = SHOEMAKER. Agent.
20, VAUDEVILLE, Va.
DIAPERS AND NOW Rs-Hubb.rd's Com
IL bined Respers. Meadow Lark Mower sold by
d. SHOEMAKER. Agent.
p. o.. VAUDEVILLE. Va.
EoUsT'S FIELD HAY LOADER. for sale by
II D. r. SHOEMAKER. Agent.
20, Vaudeville, Va.
a VERY SUPERIOR WHEAT FAN. sold by
n D. p. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
p. o.. Vaudeville. Va.
THE MITCHELL WAGON. manufactured 81
i Racine. Wisconsin. for sale by
d. F. SHOEMAKER. Agent,
p. o., VAUDEVILLE. Va,
Agent for all kinds of Farm Implements. Fod-
der Cutters, Clover HulIers, Corn Shelters and
The above Implement and Fertilizer can be had
by leaving orders with Mr.. A. STUMP in Charles
May 90 t1s77-till Oct. !.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24

LAMps.-Tho 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, 1877-07-24
Press and Register copy.1
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

WYE, the undersigned. this day by mutual
=" consent have dissolved and discontinued
the partnership heretofore existing between
us. and all debts now dne to said firm are placed
in the hands of Adam Cockrel for collection.
and the said Adam CockreII will in the future
continue tine business in his own name.
COCKRELL & EEGLE.
July "a. ls17-sts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24

DALoAnN, opposite the Carter House. is
selling Groceries, Glass and Queensware,
Wooden and Hollowware. Tobacco, Cigafs,
Notions, &C., at the lowest prices for Cash or
Country Produce. Call and examine his
stock. No trouble to show goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners of Election
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Jefferson County, sct :
In The County Court, July Term, 1877,
(3rd Day.
A q County Court continued 3nd held for
N. said County, the 18th day of Julv 1877.
The Court makes the following npp11n tments
OF Commissioners OF Elections IN this County. to
conduct elections to be held on tho It'll day OF
August, 1877, viz:
csSn M eSS As
thoDy NunnamAker.
g. Charlestown District,f
At-WitshIres SCHOOL,
House,
5. osburn District, VIM. Fl. T. Lewis,
At Kablctown. s.. Aldridge Chow :.
and rhos E. Wood
ward.
g. osbnrn District. Z, Joseph Morrow. r.
'u"'u'' 0is' ward Haines.
5. Alddleway District. David F.; Shoe
At Middiewa,, Smaker, J. l.. Min
ehini, aud Or. A.
Mason Evans.
6. Middlewav District. ! Isaac II: Strider,
At school-House on James II. G rove and
Turnpike. Observation-Disclosures
:. Potomac District, James r. Richard.
Closeup Byers. and
s. Shepherd District. 'lW.Hendri.ks
At Shepherdstown, Levi miller. ana Jas
D. Fayman
o. Shepherd District, James B: MeGarT:
At Duffie!ds. SJames w. Glenn, and
Z. l.. Barnhart.
TO- Harper's Ferry Dist2 VIM. II. Moore u.
SH.Renner, aud John
A. McCreiRht.
II. Bolivar District, Joshua Cavalier.
At Bolivar, SWm. T. Baden. and
James W. Grub.
a. Bolivar District, J. w. Rider. D. G.
AtHalliown, SHenkle. and George
S. Eyster.
'0p' ia. MOORE. Clerk.
July "a, 1s77-St.
Free Press and Register copy.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24

GEO. II. HAGLEY keeps constantly on
hand one of the best and most diversified
stocks Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &c,
to be found in the Valley. with good line
of Notions, Hats, Caps, &C., all of which he
is prepared to dispose of at the most favora-
BILE rates.
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CHEAP Dress Poplins at Mrs. s. q
Armentrout's, West Main street
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-24
RAILROAD STRIKES.
Riots, Inoendiarism and Bloodshed.
yHE LAWS DEFIEDl
Terrible Scenes a. Nartins1urg, Ba1tia0re
and Pists6urg-Railrodd 7ravel and
Trqtfc Seriously hterrxpted-H
S. Troops in The Field

A few days ago the Baltimore l. Ohio Rail-
road Co., ordered a reduction of 10 per cent.
on the wages of all employees who received
over 81 90 per day. 10 consequence OF this
reduction the fremcn of the freight trains,
whose pay is small, who say that they can
only earn from $50 to S27 per month, an
amount insufficient to pay their expenses
and support their families, refused to work,
aud also refused to permi. anyooe else to
move the trains they had abandoned. Up
to Wednesday there were about 500 men
engaged in the strike, which was gradually
extending to the whole line Of the road. At
BALTIMoRK
on Tuesday there was no disturbance, al
though strikers had stopped trains at Cam
dem Junction, Mount Glare and Riverside
stations. Detachments of police, however,
went promptly to these places, dispersed the
strikers and dispatched the trains under the
charge of the new men which the company
had employed. --..r--
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The mob began to push burning cars to-
wards the round-house some time ago. Their
intention is to destroy the extensive shops Of
the company and the Union depot building.
The number of people slain since dark is
very large, and the exact number will not be
accessible for several days. The summing
up of the riot at, Twenty>eighth street this
afternoon shows total of twenty killed and
twenty~nine wounded. The hillside was
dotted with dead aud dying
The large seyen>story Fort Wayne build
ing, ON the corner of Tenth street, is reported
in flames, and by morning the destruction
will be complete.
FIRE AND PILLAGE.
The scenes transporting on Liberty street,
along the line of which the tracks of the rail-
road run, simply begear description. While
huadreds were engaged in firing the cars aud
making certain of the destractioa of the val
liable bulldogs at the outer depot, thousands
of men, women aad children engaged in pill
laying the cars. T
THREE MIXES OF FLAME.
The whole territory between Seventh
ayen@e aad Millvale station, distxace Of
three miles, was mass of flames.
A VIGILANCE coMMICTEE ORGANIZED.
AT the adjourned meeting of the citizens
held this afternoon q vigilance committee
was organized to prevent further destruction
of property. 1t was rapidly recruited, and
each member was first provided with base
tali bats, but these were afterwards ex-
changed for guns.
The indications now are that the reign of
the mob is over, although threats have been
made to burn otheS buildings.
s.
threatening Outlook at Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND, Mp. July 22,-The situa.
tion here became more alarming to day, and
the Secretary of War was telegraphed to
through Gov. Carroll for moro troops. Gen.
w. H. French was Immediately ordered here
with his command of sixty men from Martins
burg, arriving this evening at $50. Forty
soldiers remain at Martinsburg, besides the
Mathews Guards from Wheeling.
q. 8. TROOPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
1t has been decided to place troops at
once in Philadelphia, to protect government
property aud preserve the peace.
Msjor General Winfield 8. Hancock, COM
mander of the military division of the At
lautic, reached Baltimore early Sunday
morning from New York, and made Barnum' 8
Hotel his headquarters. 1000 United States
forces are in aud around Baltimore, and 800
to 600 more within few hours call. In
addition it was decided to recruit the Fifth
and Sixth Maryland regiments TO their maxi
mum of 1000 men each, and and Q new
regiment, to be the Seventh Maryland, was
authorized to be raised at once.
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