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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

Letter igom Dca;lwoOd City. dated
f-brumry 18Th, snys: "1hr people here
are d"ing what they can to susiain the
reputation Of the camp rs II lively Ia.
rn!iiy. Lmst night Onu woman was
chOkcd nearly IN death, woman OF
tho town committed sricidn, nnd lady
who is running II hotel was grossly in-
suited. She armed hGi self with II re-
vUlvCr, and started Mr. Lawyer on II
brisk rncc nruu!,d the hillside. To-day
the same man had Hn ear bitten OF! 10y
man Of whom lac had spoken diSrc-
spcctfully. The Hn;no might tho In
dians killed. II butcher from Montana.
named Tom Morgan. lie was driving
some cattle Ia u slaughter pen few
miles from this place. A few days
ngo tho red skius ran OF scvcnty.Gyc
hcnd Of horses, Gnl wounded one man
who was hcrdimG them. IIo killed
two l"dian. after hu wna wn;lmlcd.
To-day they have brought news from
Spcariish valley that tn" saYagns nave
cleaned out the whole valley. This Is
getting liltlo scrious aud rather too
troublesome. a meeting Of llc citizens
was held to-day for tho IupoSr OF
raising enough men 10 start after the
Indians. The United Stntcs troops nro
too slow for the uincrs, who haze their
clnlms all "tnicd ont nud ready To work
as "oon ns Spring opens. Two qunItl
claims were sold two days aga. ono for
$40, 900 and the other for $2j, QUO.
Sales OF quartz and placer ciaimn are
inndc every day Mt very reasonable
figures. a big stampede for this place
j" anticipated in tho Spring. Tho
rnmim trouble will bc tho Indians, md
they will givo miners md travellers II
pretty hard dcnl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
Mnn lkIlirh IN lirllr1lIIc.

a correspondent Of Tho Bor"r Miner
says that OH the 23d. Dan. Coughliu
came 10 the Delta saloon. IN Ecllcvillr
with II shot gun and threw The front
door opcIl, and killed VIM. Grover hy
firing tho contents Of tho gun into his
bact ~hilo Tho latter wnq cntcrihg lilo
back room Of tho SALOON. Grover fell
forward on his face, and prorflctor,
John Nelson wcut Ia his assistance, he
had expired. Coughlnn went direct to
the Justices olicc and gave himself mp
TO ih" constable, aud is row custody.
These men Ind a GGr! a few days pre-.
Viona, nnd IL il Thought Forno threats
made By the deceased led to tho shoot.
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

The immense stones uscd in the
erection Of the Pryamids Of Egypt were
obtained from the quarries in the Ara
bian hills, aud were carried to the river,
and over bridge Of boats. They
were then brought forward by means Of
causGwav, which of itself took ten
years to construct, and which is said TO
have been fine work, with lis polished
stones and figures Of animals engraved
upon them. Ono hundred thousand
men were employed at time, aud
these were rrlioUd by the s;inc num-
her ut tho end of three months. a long
time was spent in the lcvcling Of the
rock on which The cdilicu stands, and
twenty years for The erection of the
pyramid itself. The stones were raised
step by step hy mvHns Of II machine
made OF short pieces Of wood, and, last
Of all, commencing from the top, the
stones were cemcntcd together with q
layer OF cement not thicker than n
piece Of paper, tho strength OF which
is proved ly the age Of these enorInons
memorials.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
Jng.Jrs NYrI-hf ntnL.

As one by ono old residents and old
friends wrap their winding sheets
around them nnd go outward from
among us, disappearing forever in the
mIsts OF futurity, those they lcnve be-
hind naturally glance uncnSily about
them and wonder whose turn it will be
next to he called away. Not that VIC
are nversc to meeting all our old time
friends i'll Il happier nnd better sphere
beyond the grave, not thnt NC would not
willingly cas-. oUr unknown future fate
with them wherever they may he, yet,
although life TX said To DC but II ilcrting
show, We like to hnvc the show last rs
long rs possible. and do not caic 10 fol-
low our friond AWAY from it amy sooner
than wc can help. Thus il is now that
tho sad ncw8 of the death of JGgglcs
Wright strikes iH nil with II feeling Of
sudden depression. Who gave him the
nickname of 'JogglcB" we do not
know, Int everybody knew Jogglcs. 4
more genial. hearted imam never lived.
lmpulaivc, wnim in hia friemlShips,
aud Keen in his appreciation Of IN
enemy, yet Il good business man and
thorough practical miner, lac wns ever
surrounded by large circle Of friends,
and the sunlight Of his mirthfnl soul
bcnmeL always upon them all. Twas
"JOgslcs."
In the prime Of his manhood he has
been laid low by the aIl-conuucrimg
power, death, nnd has stepped into the
rear of the long single file OF those who
are trnmping onward in unending pro.
ceSsion to prospect the unknown futur-
ity, whore unGb by ono wa must incvitu.
bly, follow 2, ..'. 'ia els ..1l
Joggles leaves with MS many pleas.
ing memories Of his quaint sayings,
his jolly, rollicking style, his happy
laugh and amusing jokes. Even in
this. his last short and decisive illness,
his natural disposition held out TO the
last. Ia the language Of our contcm
porary Of tho Enterprise "thc dcnth-
damp. on his brow could not chill the
ruling attribute Of the man. Ycstcr-
day morning. when his physicians
pronounced his case. hopeless, lie lay
SO calm, bGrnthcd 50 easily and looked
so much like bis old SELF that q friend
bent over him and said: Jogglrs, you
do not look like dying rrnu.' lie
looked UP, with tbs ola flash III lis
eyes, nnd aIi.w,rci: Il don't feel like
one, but still, thr"c doctors say tn.y'y"
| got corner on m". II il har.l to
realize that lr has left Us forever; that
the E"rinl hmmnr rmbolir.rn Of jog
giles Wright ia dead and wi!I nrvcr
| HGain lie gctm among ua. In the Ian
e'lngc Q! Charley De Long whtn pro-
nonncinG the cu!oGy ut The grave ui
DR.. McMSnns. "Who ncyi?. -G"h!
mn Ntws. ..... &c..
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EnrlnrmtIr tnrrci,.

The following editorial notes OF onr
mining resources, which appears in the
San Francisco COmmcSCi,I .iGrDcric, il n
sufficient assurance that that journal
has received correct Information regard
ing tho mineral wealth of this county:
"'Ehc mineral developments that have
been made during the past few years in
EllIo county, Neynda, nre deserved!y
attracting the attention OF capitalists
and mining operators, and we predict
that the timn is near at hand when we
shall hear Of ore productions fom that
section which will bring rich tiln Of
business prosperity to ihnt region. So
far their mines have paid from tho sur
face down, and they have not yet any
white elephant to ycX them, in the shape
nf deep played oul mines."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
I'hr APPROXIMATION l:iI!t.

The President has approved ,l;c De
iici"mcy Appropriation bill and The
Military Academy Appropriation ill.
The Postal Appropriation bill has pas
seal both Houses and i, is nearly ready
for the Presidents signature. The
House members OF the Conference Com
ni,tce on the Legislative, Executive ami
Judiciary Appropriation hill have
agreed to the SENATE nnrDdurnt rc.;-
storing the appropriation for tbs r?csi-
dents salary tO $j0,ucu. The hill will
b,cI;aG Law. J.ikawiSn the Sundry
Civil Appropriation Lill. The prospects
for an a9IccmCni on the Army hppro-
priatiun bill are not encouraging; vet
tho general opinion is thai it will be
passed i'll some jsanpe, nnd that there
will be no called session Of Congress.
The Army bill appropriates S2l .993. 900.
Tho estimates of the Wur Department
we're: $50, . zoo. ,Tha.bill Of Inst ses-
sion appropriated S2T 1921 900. ,:'..,
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The S>Ni Cahiurt.

Speculation rs To who will be the per-
sons to fill Hayes CnLinc: are now M
thick as blackbcrrics in Junc. The FOL.
lowing list OF Irl:ncs arG selected by MY
eastern journal supposed Ia I've an .fif
ON such matters: ral .g.i-.- -.E +.
William Evnrts, Of Nav York, See
retary Of State; John Sherman, of Ohio,
Secretary Of the Trcnsury3 Nathaniel r.
Banks, Of MASSACHUSETTS,. SecrciHy'oi
War; Eugene Hale. of Maine, Secretary"
cf tlsc Envy; Fredcfick =. Freling-
huyscn, of New Jersey, Attorney Gem
cral; John Hancock, nf Texas, Secretary
Of the Interior. nnd john a. Knsson, Of
Iowa, I'0StHlHslrr.t
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

HANK-nn"K was presented nt the
Springfield, Massachusetts, lusiituliom
for Savings ono day last week, which
had not been seen 10y tho bnnh officials
Sirio tho Original dcpoFIt was mnio. %
years ago. Tine amount Of the dcp"sit
wha $500, while the interest alone has
amounted 10 &lGi2. During all ibis
time the Owmcr uf the hook hnl never
entered the bank or asked IL question as
I" her prop Ity. which she now comes
To claim.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

\ genial Connecticut professor, M.
thor nf series O( schOOl.bookg popular
score Of years ago, relates among
many droll stories of his varied exper.
icncc, the following: ... .....
think never was Ru irightCncd IA
when mere youth. WAS nLomt to hn
examined 10 teach my first school. At
tho time appointed, presented myself
III great trcpi,lation. before the Chair
man Of the Committee, grave aud dir.
niIicd NJ. D., who, after cycling me
sharply for moment, nskCd. abruptly:
"Do y"u know how in euro tho itchY"
. IL was question that had not OK
aotly expected. but managed to ojacu.
late, in " Troubling yOiec, "Ii,inSlono
aud grrase!" .. $50 5. ..,.. ..... ....,..g
"Ics, yes" sail tho doctor. "youlJ
do. That Ia the principle thing you
will Lc required to SNOW"
lie wrote mo certificate and dis.
missed inr without nnoih"r word.
---e----.r-.-.s .sl-.-a.-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
I'rr'Shis nnh Far s-an Important
Decision.

On Friday last The Supreme Court Of
the United States decided in favor Of
the validity Of the Potter law uf W;scon-
sin, which in oll,ct is that States havo
IL" right to regulate and fix tile mayi.
mum rate Of charge 10y railroads for
freight or rnSs!nSur transportation
through thcirli until Congress shall
act conc' rnimg Ito relations uf interstate
commerce. The decision was made in
the ease Of Iowa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

TnE following is tho report Of tho
Storey County Treasurer Of illc amount
remaining III his hands March /. aud
tue funds {" which,.i IL belongs: State
fund, S2.Cjv %; SrhUpl Fund, SSH;
Special school Fund, &;lGJ 81; Rnilroal
Fund, Sl.25i 10: judges Salcry Fund,
1892 %; Treasures Salary Ennd.
%@1i II; General Fund, 80 81; Total,
$j.h5S 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

President Grunt has issued u call for
an extra session Of Congress, 10 meet
yesterday. The telegraph io"s not
state III" motive which actuatcd Grant
III making the call.
\ Hcra'i's Washington special rnys:
SHERMAN accepts III" rrcasuryshiv. Tho
iirprhlicaiiS aud real friends of specie
payments are not particularly pleased.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

At II O'Clock Oh the night Of March
2d, in San Francisco, murder was
committed i'll the upper story Of the
New York House, $40 Market street. 4
gardner named Joseph BT8hy stabbed
nnl instantly Killed Daniel McIncrncy,
n blacksmith. who formerly kept shop
on Powell street, near Ellis. Mclnrrney
ana Inna nniacd Yates had been uccu-
pginS the slmc room for some timo in
the house NAMED, and Husby and Bar
n"y Farrell occupied tho room Gdjpin-
lug. Buahy and McIncrncy hnd been
nngrtiy discussing political questions
duIins Ike evening, and cOn.iuurd the
dispute after retiring, tho partitions be-
ing very slight between the rooms.
Soon McImcrncy arose AMI went into
the ball. \ m"iuert after he cried uut
that Il" WAS killed, and died in u few
moments. lie was found to hnve been
stabbed in the groin. and Buaby ac-
kmuwlrdGrd the cutting, saying thul do
ceased came into his room and attacked
linn. No ono gHw the deed done.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

PErrrHGILL snys the first "I,cturrinc
Board of which no has any rccullec.
ti"n war n shin&lc in tho hands Of his
father. Tho lhrcc-mthcr, son n,,d
ahinslo nscd to holl frequent commit.
tee meetings IN tho l"ck nhcd, bu, tho
returns came in So swiftly thu. fair
count Tua impTacicnilc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

J"r ConvES. WHO shot and wounded
two policemen in New York. few dnys
aGo. hns been convicted Of assault with
intent Ia kill remand al for oracmicncc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

G"i'", io5;t, loj. Currency. Q5X,
9G.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

hrF%Erf%G to the Golden Chariot
mine, the Idaho .IhiraHchs speaks th,:a
cncouragingly; "Thero il every irdi-
caiinn that the vein Mt Tho I3ih level
will prove En,ismoliy Tic!i. The ground
Is quite soft ana presents varying nn-
pcnrancr as The worl; pr jgrc8scs. The
shalt il i'll lGI feet and ns the cross.
course is approached, tho pmy strcuks
improves i'll quality and no doubt is
now entertained Of tho existence Of n
rich oic body III the Immediate vicinity.
Tie cross driIt from the 9th is now in
0G feet with good orc all the way
through. Considerable rich roc;; Inns
been taken ont during the past faw days
from the 9TH and 9Th levels, amd there
are several hundred tone of orc nj the
mine awaiting shipment TO- tho mill.
which Will DO forwarded rs soon as the
roads will admit. Superintendent.
baldwin is pushing operations with his
usual zeal and energy. nn those vito
are expo C ing rich developments in the
Chariot viii not hc disappointed. The
workImsm ut This mine were paid on OF
the 2Olh instant. tlic amount expended
for this purpose brin. nearly $4,000
==--a.--.. >
TuE Nevada (Cal.) Tanfcriyi has the
following: "a party living ten or
fifteen mites irom here WAS the Owicr
"f u qmnrtH ledge which h, aupros"L
contained paying Iuamiiiic., &! rniarTal.
II was large ledge, and IL" foot aud
hanging walls we've rs well defined aa in
nny quart niuo III the country. lie
took ont about icn tons uf II Und had il
hauled to This city To bc crushed lie.
f"ic starting it II. bot :.i2O with nri.!i.
bOr That il would pay AT least 81; to the
ton. 10 he sure and win the bet be
cainc here wiIilJ the rock wax briug
crushed and bought uf some ono ubou,
$40 worth Of goll dust amL put # il llIe
battery. When the cleuu.up was made
he obtained ns II result 81 less than lac
put IN the battery. liz lost lis bet. lot
the worl: uf tnkin; ont the rock, tho
hauling nnl was Otherwise ont Oi pocket
Tho joke was 50 hUod That hu had 10
tell il. and now lu has gO1i time dc.
failing The facts to nd niiing listeners.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

TnH celebrated Mcclure WHISKY H.
sold over Tho bar, at Tho Com Saloon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
MARRIEB.

In q buggy. on tho East side of the Poto-
mac. opposite Harrer's Ferry, on Thursday
evening, May s1st; 1871. by the Rev. A. Fri
Miss ANNIE HOWARD, OF Charlestown.
In Martinsburg. on the 18th nit, by Rev. DR..
PoisaI, Mr.. SALMON WEBER and Miss MA b
GARET ADAMS. daughter of A. J. Adams, all
of Morgan county.
On Tuesday. May 10, 1877, by the Rev. W. G..
Ready. at the residence of e. A.Philiips, Esq.
Mr.. JOHN r. AVIS, of Houston, Texas. to Miss
ISABELLA PHILLIPS. OF Andrew county. No.
In the Presbyterian Parsonage, in Haeers-
town, by Rev. Thompson. on the 23d nit Mr.. 8.
j. DIXON aud Miss MAIZE BLAKENEY, all of
MartIDsburg.
At the Lutheran Parsonae &c in Funkstown. on
the 22d nit, by Rev Levi Keller, Mr.. ALLEN
P.~WARRENFELTZ, nf Jefferson county. w.
Va. and Miss ELIZABETH L. Z. SMITH. of
Washington couAry. Md.
On the 2Ist u,t.. on the bridge at Harper's
Ferry. by Rev. J. A. MeFaden. Nr. FRANK
HUTCHINSON to Miss JENNIE CRAIG, all of
Shenandoah county, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
DIED.

AT his residence in Bolivar. in this county.
after . very brief illness, ON the night of the
10Th ult.. Ar. ZADoC BUTT. aged about u years.
In Winchester, ut tho residence of her son.
Rufus NJ. Timberlake, on Friday, MAY IS. 1871 {,
of paralysis. Mrs. SARAH TIMBERLAKE.
formerly of Clarke county, in the 77th year of
her age. ss-5 20 AK
In Martinsburg. ON the 10th ult., FREDDIE.
infant son of David +. and Mary +. Grimes,
aged year and months.
On the 10th alt; at BrscksnriaRe; STEPHENS
county, Texas, SALLIE L. HARLAN. aged IS
years. She was the wife of James 8. Greenlee,
formerly of Berteiy county.
On the 18th ult, MARY BELLE, infant child
of Stephen and Martha Mcbride, aged months
and 20 days.
On the 2lst ult.. Mrs. JOANNA RYAN. wife Of
Michael Ryan. of Winchester. aged about IS
years.
Mr. SAMUEL HoDGsoN died at his late res;
idence, on the South Eastern Slope of the Round
Hill. in Frederick county, Va, Nay llth, 1871.
in the 73d year of his age.
On the goth ult.. Mr.. ADAM SNYDER, of this
county. aged 81 years.
In Baltimore, on the 2sth nit, at the Aged
Mons Home. Mr. THOMAS HOPKINS, former
Iy OF Shepherdstown, III the 74th year of MS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
HA RVEsT T1NWARE,

NF all kinds, for sale BY
" JOSEPH r. YESTERDAY,
NAV 90, 1877. Wee, End Main Street.
HARVEST Cook Stoves, tho best kinds in use,
II and sold low. Call early and ms Ike your pur-
chases JOSEPH II. yesterday,
MAY 90, 1877. West End Main Street.
nNE thousand Fruit Cans for sale at living
" rates. Call and at the Old reliable
Tin and Stove House, West End Main Street.
May %, 1877. JOSEPH 81. YESTERDAY.
lust received q nice assortment OF Malaga
u Straw and Mackinaw Hats for Men and Boys
lAJHITE SPREADS from IS to s IS.
w D, ess Goods in great var iety and cheap.
DROWN Linen Drill and White Linen Duck,
Is at GEO. W. TAYLOR'S,
May g. 1871 Near the Market.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

SOUTH CAROLINA has peace again, with
Wade Hampton as leader, but at the same
time Dalgarn, opposite the Carter House, is
selling Groceries, Glass and Queensware,
Wooden and Hollowware, Tobacco. Cigars,
Notions, Sc, 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, 1877-06-05

We were pleased to see the interest taken
in our meeting for the organization of So
oiety for the protection of Game, Birds and
Fish, held on Friday, as manifested by the
presence of representative men from nearly
every part of the county, and hope it augurs
q successful career.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
Gilbert Brothers,
HArper's Ferry. ". Va.

COUNTY IrEMs-Fromt the Shepherdstowr
Register we copy the following items:
According to arrangements, tho young
'ssojer boys" (Alexandria Cadets will visit
this place, on Wednesday next, the 9th, on a
voyage on the q. & o. Canal. $50"
Ono day last week, while Mrs. Mary
Underdonk, residing near Kearneysville. was
visiting neighbor, her house was entered by
some one, and about $50 in money taken from
the drawer.
The Sabbath School of the NJ. e. Church
South, at Unionville, will hold Straw berry
and Ice Cream Festival in the grove adjoin-
ing the county school, house at Uuionville, on
Friday and Saturday nights, june 9th and
9th. Proceeds for the benefit of the Sabbath
School. Criswells Cornet Band has kindly
consented to furnish music on both nights.
While at Charlestown last Monday we
dined at the Carter Hotel, kept by our old
friend MIR. Gideon Leisenring. If you want
to put yourself outside of one of the sgmarest
meals you ever stuck fork into, just stop at
the Carter House. Mrs. L. is at the helm,
aud superintends all these "good things" and
then Of course you can rely upon it that the
inner man will be beautifully served. Then,
the old gentleman, Mr.. L., is so pleasant and
ASIceaolei WIN MS uiy yoAes, bh1' yoo Sou'
no. help stopping there again if you stop
once. then his gentlemanly and accommo>
dating Clerk, Mr.. Hooper, (son of Mr..
Hooper who SO well supplied the old Stone-
wall Brigade with such good beef always
does his level best to make you feel at home.
Don't forget to stop at the Carter House.
SuPERsT1rIoN.-A panacea. or "cure-ali,"
is ono of the myths of the age of superstition.
DR.. r. V. Pierce does not recommend any
one or even his whole list of standard REM
edies as adequate to cure every disease. For
severe lingering coughs, bronchial, throat,
and chronic lung diseases, he believed his
Golden Medical Discovery is unsurpassed. but
it will not cure you if your lungs are half
wasted by consumption. The Discovery not
only exercises potent influence over pulmo.
nary affections, by reason of its pectoral prop
critics, but possesses also the NEST valuable al
terative, or bood>cleansins properties, and is
therefore q sovereign remedy ib blood and
skin affections. But while it will cure scrof-
ulous and other ulcers or sores, blotches,
pimples and erup.ions, it will not cure cancer,
nor does its manufacturer claim any such
merit for it as is.done by proprietors of other
blood cleansing medicines, who dishonesty
try to deceive the afflicted into the belief that
their preparations will accomplish impossi-
bilities. By reason of its real intrinsic merit
it has sale SURPRISING that Of any other blood
and cough medicine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

TIE SEM1-TRoPIcAL for June treats on
fruit culture, farm and garden, the stock
grower, poultry raising, beo keeping, fori-
culture, the household, &C., and includes in
its contents literary contributions of an ex-
cellent order.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
FARMERSLO0K to YOUR INTEREST

TELLER's FERTILiZING WHEAT DRILL,
N with new Attachments. The most reliable
Drill in use, sold by
P.O., VAUDEVILLE. Va.
THE HAGERsTowN SPRING TOOTH RAKE.
i Made of the very best Material and Finish.
Four different price Rakes. Sold by
D. F. SHOEMAKER. Agent.
P.O., Vaudeville, Va.
Umpire THREsHER & SEPARATOR, oxcels
II all others, and for sale by
d. F.SHoEMAKER, Agent.
%. Vaudeville, Va.
TRAIN REGISTERi An Implement that no
VI Thresherman afford to do without, it
keeps correct account of all grain Threshed.
Sold by d. F. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
P.O., Vaudeville. Va.
CTEAm ENGINES of any size. from two Horse
D. F. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
.. o., Vaudeville Va.
DEAPERs AND MowERS-Hubbard's Com.
II biued Reapers. Meadow Lark Mowers. sold by
F. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
P. o., VAUDEVILLE, Va.
EoUsT's FIELD Hay LOADER. for sale by
90, " adesville, Va.
A VERY SUPERIOR WHEAT FAN. sold by
n d. F. SHOEMAKER, Agent
p. o.. VAUDEVILLE, Va.
THE MITCHELL WAGON, manufactured at
l. Racine. Wisconsin. for sale by
D. F. SHOEMAKER. Agent,
p. o., Vaudeville. Va,
Agent for all kinds of Farm Implements, Fod-
der Cutters, Clover Hullers, Corn Shelters and
The above Implement Is and Fertilizer cal be had
May %, lS77-till Oct. /.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

Dr. James w. McSherry, of Berkeley
county, was elected President of the W. Va.
State Medical Society, in session at Clarks-
burg last week. The next meeting will be
held at Weston, in Lewis county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

The Indicator says that, ''from all APP
pearaness Stanton will have as large an in
terest in Winchester, decoration day, as that
town ITSELF"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

TIE N. Y. M1LLINEB AND DREssMAKER
preserves its usual interesting features in its
juno number, which cannot fail to please its
largo class of readers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

AMERICAN AGHIcULTURAL1sT.-
the FIRST class Of monthly publications for the
farmer, gardener and housekecper, in this
country, is the American Agricnlturalist, pub
lished by the Orange Judd Co, New York.
The June number is replese with valuable
fnafter