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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-05-08
MIscELIANEoUs.
A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.


Maiden Lane, within three doors of the store
of John Mowatt, an extensive dealer in shoes
His foreman was John Peluse, who sat be-
hind the counter, stitching shoes and waiting
on customers as they stepped in. One day
a corpse was found in the dock at the foot of
the street. The Coroner took the Jurymeu
from the neighborhOod, among them John
Mowatt aud his foreman, John Peuse. The
corpse lay on the table in the center of the
room. Some of the jurymen remarked that,
as John Peluse looked on the corpse, he
started, turned pale, and looked rs if he was
going to faint He rallied, however, but his
subsequent movements occasioned some
curious remarks. The jury, having rendered
n verdict OF death by drowning, were dis
charged Mowatt turned around to look for
his foreman. but behold, he was not there.
We stepped out of doors and saw him high
up the street on a half run, when he quickly
turned a corner. All sorts OF inquiries were
made, but nothing could be heard of him.
This, with his turning pale at the first view
of the corpse, occasioned some strange sur
prise among the jurors for many days after
ward.
John Mowatt was bachelor of 35, and
Peluse had seen about thirty summers.
On a certain day, about one mouth there
after. lady in deep mourning stepped into
Mowatt's store and asked for pair of shoes.
While John was trying how the shoe fitted,
the lady inquired
"You had man in your store-John Pc
luse by nane-what has become of him ?'
Yes" said Mowatt, "but what has become
of him | would give good deal to learn"
He then related the story as above stated.
Strange" replied the lady. And have
you not seen him since Z"
"No," replied Mowatt, Il have not seen
him since"
Yes you have seen him, ;" replied the lady.
II certainly" replied Mowa,t, would not
contradict lady of your appearance. but l
have not seen him to my knowledge"
''Well, then" replied she, II am John
Pelusc and that subject on whom we held
the inquest was the corpse of my husband.
My family name is Randall. was born in
Philadelphia. / married (agninst the wishes
of my parents) John Gooner, sober. indus
trious man. by trade shoemaker. He took
to drinking, neglected his business, and once
struck me while in liquor. We had no fam
lily, SO 1 resolved, while we were stitching
shoes together. to learn his trade and leave
him. l soon made a passabe shoe, when
1 assumed male attire came to New York,
and you gave me work as journeyman.
The rest you know"
John told the preseu. narrator, some days
after that on hearing this he was dumbfounded.
"Well, madan," said John, what are
your plans for the future ?"
Says she, II have not yet formed any
plans"
"Well," said John, "I liked you as =
journeyman. and when my foreman I was
pleased suppose we now 60 into partner
ship for life Y''
In forty eight hours thereafter they were
married. She was fine-Iookiug woman, and
might have passed for twenty Eve.
This. perhaps, is the Grst instance on record
of woman sitting as = Coronor's juryman on
the corpse of her husband.
The above is q simple tale of truth.
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CHARLEsToWN. W. VA. TUESDAY, MAY s. 1871 NEW SERIES
PoETIcAI. P
A Gibbs EVENING HYMN.

The twinkling stars. with angel eyes.
Begin to peep from dark ming skies;
The daisy hides her lowly head,
And dewdrops light the way TO bed.
o Jesus. from Thy throne of light.
Watch o'er Thy little lamb tonight
Forgive the sins that have done
Since first uprose the golden sun.
: And mako my spirit clean and white.
Like moonbeams shining pure and bright.
o Jesus, from Thy throne of light.
Forgive Thy little lamb tonight.
thank thee on my bended knee .....
For those dear ones Thou givest me:
But, with my head on mothers breast,
Oh. let me ever love Thee besrl
o Jesus. from Thy throne of light, 4.
Watch over those love tonight.
And when tbe darkness falls around.
And can hear no voice or sound.
Dear Saviour, shall feel no fear.
Because know that Thou art near.
Aud from Thy throne of shining light
Wit guard Thy little lamb tonight.
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BLEEDING AT THE NosE-Placing small
roll of paper or muslin above the front teeth,
uuder the upper lip. and pressing hard on
the same, will arrest bleeding of the nose by
checking the passage of blood through the
arteries leading to the nose. tits sometimes
cured by sponging the forehead and face with
ice water. Raising both arms above the
head ard keeping them there for a minute or
so will often have the desired effect.
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A Dog Story that Beats Bayard Tay-
lor's. !.

Lately q traveller passed in carriage
along the Avenue do Neuilly the night was
dark all at once the horse stopped, and the
traveller saw the animal had met an obstacle.
At the same moment a man raised himself
from before the horse and uttered 4 cry.
why don't you take care ?" said the
traveller. sissr
"Ah," cried the man, "you would do bet
ter. instead of halloOing, to lend me your
lantern"
"What for?" F.sfr -5
81 had three hundred francs in gold on
my person my pocket has broken, and all
is falling in the street. 1t is commission
with which my master has intrusted me. If
1 do not find the money sm ruined man."
"It is not easy to find the pieces on such
q night; have you none left p i4-s n -
"Yes, l have one." .--- -,ry.,.
"Gi7e il to me-" u -
The man hesitated. .-..
"Givs it tn me it will be tie means Of re.
covering the others" -s's,1--
The poor fellow gave him his last coin.
The traveller Whistied q magnificent Dam
ish dog began to leap around him .--
Here ~ said the traveller. putting the
coin to the nose of the dog. Look % .'a' 70
The intelligent creature shifted . moment
at the money and then began to run about
the road. Every minute be returned. leap
ing. and deposited in the hands of his master
= Napoleon. In about twenty minutes the
whole sum was recovered. The poor fellow
who had got his money back, turned full of
thanks toward the traveller who had now got
into his carriage. sf- -.I
"Ah. you are my pre,erver, said he; "tell
me, at least, your name" E -s1 saLss
Il have dooe nothing" said the traveller.
Your preserver is my dog; his nams is Rabut-
Jois ;" and then whipping his horses, he dis.
appeared in the darkness. .as11.- Q yETz
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- The widow of General Stonewall Jack
son denies the correctness OF the report OF an
interview between her and = correspondent of
the Philadelphia Times. and complains of the
deception practiced on her By a reporter who
paid her a private visit, and who not only di-
vuIged, but exaggerated and misrepreseDted
what passed in private conversation on the
occasion
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-05-08

Gov Hartranft, of Pennsylvania, as
commander-in>chief of the Grand Army Of
the Republic. has issued general order an
nouncing that in accordance with ANNUAL Gus
tom, Wednesday, May 80. will be observed
as memorial day, in commemorstion Of the
federal dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-05-08

Gov. Mathews has appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen = State Board of Examiners Of
teachers of free schools: Jno. s. Rudd, of
Union, Monroe county DR.. j. 6. Blair. of
Fairmont, Marion county. The State Super
intendent, Hon ". K. Pendeton, consti-
tutes the third member of the Board.
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- Rev John P. Strider, of this county.
will deliver the address before the alumni of
Washington and Lee University. at fhe close
of the present session Rev. DR.. }. T. Left
wioh, Of Atlanta, Ga, is to preach the baccA-
laureate sermon, and Hon. W. C. p BreckiI>
ridge will address the literary societies.
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PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER i CO.,


NOAH WALKER CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the Introduction of a pI.n OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER.
To which they call special attention. They will
send application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT,
and full line of sanp from their i'm stock
of Cloths, Cassirnercs, COatings, Shirtinga, &c,
thus abling parties any part of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc: from them
with the certainty of receiving garments oil
The Terry Lutest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
a,talnable Goods ordered will be sent by Express
O any part Of the country. As is well known
tho Southern States they have for Forty
three Years exccllcd in all departments of their
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY CLOTHING
always on hand together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
4 POPiL4R PRICES
When Goods are sen, per Express C. o. D.. there
will be coll, cti0n charge on amOuntso OF ~ and
Ru,es for self measurement, Samplcs OF
G Oods I'D Price I.st free " application. The at
tentiun Of the Trace ia invited Wholesn e
Department. which is l~ ays kept up to the highest
sta ndard.
NOAH WALKER g. CO..
Mnnuiac turers and Dealers in Mems and Boy
Clothing nd Furnish G oods. either
ready made or made to order.
l65 and 1861 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE. MD.
November 2S. 1876
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David Fl. Conrad, Esq. one of the
oldest citizens of Martinsburg. and formerly
prominent lawyer, died on Saturday evening
week.
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- Salt mixed with the food is rank poison
70 swine.
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COOKING STOVES.

THE Be,t Cooking Stoves in are
j the LIBERTY, MONUMENTAL and KEY =.
STONE PLATES. nearly one inch thick, splendid
Bakers, and warranted 10 give sstistaction or no
sale have all sizes md many others always on
hand, and am Offering special inducements and
selling very low for Cash and to prompt pawn z
customers Am aIso selling Heating Stoves of all
kinds extremely low. Give me a cal as you phss.
and If you want Stove viii give you splendid
chance to buy will take Corn at Market Price.
JOSEPH yesterday,
Tin and Stove House. Main Street.
Feb l3 1871 Ch,rle,town, W. Va.
IF you vantn C4ssp pair Of Boots or shoes. call
al 9 s. DALGARN's
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RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH!
Chesapeake l. Ohio Railroad.
The only Double Daily all Rail Route
FRoM WASh!MGT0N,

Leaving Ba!to. Potomac r. X. Depot, Cor. 9th
and Ste.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
(X7ILL keep hand = constant supply Of COAL
" of all kinds, and Sawed and Split WOOD,
which they will furnish md deliver in quantities to
suit customers. for Cash Orders left at Yard cor
per Samuel street and b o. r. X.
no Cash paid for BonoB.
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SAWED WOOD, FOR FUEL.

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish. at
short notice, Cord Wood Sawed TO suit Gus
tumers. at the following rates. delivered IN
Charlestown:
HlcE sorry. $4 5O per Coru'
Orders left OF the "Splrit'' office will be attend
ed to. DANIEL HEtLEBO"Eh'
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NOTICE.

TEO T. LIGHT Id like 20 have his old ac-
" counts settled up, either by Money or Note
April IS, 1876
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DR. bSfnuuG ut M ntiIcr whe pro-
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FeIruaIY s, 1877.
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