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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22
Ssfrii9eriidbe Aufpriiebc.

Sin niepliAe8 Grenlplar Der pielen gait
nerll4en pariesS slnlpriihe" aus benz
Siioeu 1T AUDI iplsenoes:
Sine nad ibren jetigen 8etbeuerun8en
natlirll4 tets bAaoe5treu seweiene 9te=
belienz Game, @li8a Oeter, erldien ppr
elnlSer 3elt bot Der, ni4t nit eiuen Gcu=
SreBausl4ulie 81 perpe9Ielupcn itanoiaen
Waibinstcner ,Gpmmillipn fir lipltde
9lnlpriiAe" nit elmer 0te4nnng iitcr ben
Sdapen, ben ibr Die 2ruppen peS @jene=
raj Eapne SuseIist batea ipaen, ais lie
lbre Plantaae in per gtabe bon ,}nOian
Tlaaae, Plqqusmine PariIb in 4puiliana,
belebten. Die 3rau foroerte fir 5000
6dller WfaiS $4,000, fit 100 Ohbner
500, fir 200 3rutbiibnsr s400, fir 80
S9lpeine $500, iitr s O4len $4o0, fir 3
Rlerre $500, far 4 Wfaultbisre $500, lar
Brstter 6eBpauben, Ylrlten ,mp perslei>
hen $1,000, Itt 500 Stlalter Sol5 $4,000,
nnb alleS in 2lllem un9efdbr $25 900,
Sie licB iid ibre Yerlulte bon Ncsern be-
iGelni9en, bic. beS Sdrcibena nnfunpi0
iinb nnb ibr Sren3 oai Elm beliebiseS Bas
pier eeten, pa8 ibnen 3rau Seber ppre
le9te.
Die ecmnliilicn be5meilelte bic Gjaltiaz
felt osr snipriide unp i@ifte eiaen 9lsenz
ten uad plaQnemine, I'M bic SQdje ~
nnteriuden, Gr teri9tete, paB bic 6crs
berllns betriiseriiq lei, unO 6ran Sebert
that felne Telteren S1ritte, um Dor iener
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22
GpnnliIiipn tbren 2lnlprud selteno 5t

epnn1iIlirn i9ren 2lnlprud selteno 5u
MAIDEN.
sllS o6er Ipater bic 0entOfruten bic
,Serri4aft int 9fatipnul sttseprbnetelt=
bauIe erlansten, ba trat aud 6rau 6eter
nit ibren 9lnlpruh mieber berppr 1tno
5mar pieSmal Dot Dem betr. Gpnarebz z9luSz
lduB. llnterbeilen mar bic Tproeruns
auf $47 ,965 anseIdmp(lelt.
Sn Der leeter @rn9reB Didt beridtets
I'M slbsepronetenbauIe Ie baS Gpnite fitr
&rie9sanipriid,e burd iein Wfitsliep Cab
mell (Oemufr. BON &el1tudp) lpirf(id cine
uSia" ein, ppnad gli;a rpenisitens $23,z
900 befcmnten 1p(lte. Der Seri6t pes
Grnlite8 ititst iib auf bielelben g9eser>
Seltsniiie, ipelde Die rGpn,1aiiipn fit itioz
lide 9lnlprit9e" perpprfen Bate. $50
es gilt, bic Sunbesfale gu plinpern, iit
alip oaS 3eusniB meineiOiser u9dsssrS"
ben Serren aus bent Siineu snt 9euue.
SinanSn,iniiter Sherman erbielt inpel=
len bur6 Die @ebeilnppliSei peS gunoeS
gSinb rpn bet betriis serii den gel6aiIenz
belt Der Seber'iden e(nipriide. Sin 9tez
9tefun9Sd9eilf murpe ndH SnDtdt Stlldz
&c, bem gSpbnlite Der 6rau Seber se=
ldift ; er nabm bic s(us slusen mebrerer
odtunsS sSlrert9er Siirser 5u Yrptpfpll, bic
alle ausiasten, baB bet 9lnipru6 ein un=
ebrlider Jet. baB Trau Seber ni6t mebr
ais 4O9(der BETTE uno paB Bios bic Salf<
te oerielben bebaut merDen f1nne, neil
oas llebrise Die meilte 3eit peS Sabres
unter 9Salier liese. General Bapne
last, baB ct meniger alS 20OO Itann
Snfanterie befeblist nno blpB Stpei @r<
Aea in bet 9edbe ber Seimltatte BET 6ralt
Seber 9elasert babe es w1re fit feline
Sclcaten rein unHSslid sepeien, in beln
beiBen e(ima 2cuiliana5 1900 MaIter
Scl5 5u perbrennen unp 10000 8uIbel
WtatS &C. Su per5ebren.
Da Der Tinansminiiter oas Gcmite fiir
&ricsSanlpritte pcn oieIen Grmjtteluu3en
benatridtiBte, 10 ibimte IT'D oaHelbe ocd,
Die Annabnle Ger Bill ttiItis ,u betrelben.
Nber ite liest pem 5auie nod Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22

- Die munutlid sur guUhfsntliauns
tommenben fatiltilAen grbsbunssn l5er
bic SspSIfsrunssbswesuns Der Stabt
Wfb ersebsn Die eiBsntbiimlihe Sbatla.
de. pas bic eiugsbursns Ysp5ltsrans In
Retissr abna9ms, ote etnesmanosrte "a.
sssen ansefdbr in rea,1sl6sn MaBe In 3u:
naAme bssrifen it. Gs riibrt biss nidt
pen Musuanoeruns sinbsimiasr bs3p.
@inwanoeruns altoeutlhsr glsmsnte, ion.
bern eabsr, hab BET srfsren bic 5oDssfaue
bic @sburtea erteblid Iberaaisen, cine
Grlteiauns, bic neuerpinsa In fall alien
sro6ersn Staoten Srautrsibs beobaatet
worOsa 1T, spdtrsnO bel sb!ersn bas um.
sststrte GsrbaltniS aattfinost. SIM Npril
.. s. betrus bsilpislsweile bei Der einas.
bursnsa 8spSlfsruus bic 3abl Der @ebur.
ten 81, Die Der 5upssfaas 81, I'm slsiAsn
3sitraum entfaqen auf bic einaswauoerte
einwubnsridaft bel 6S Gsburtsn blob
42 Stsrbs|Glls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22
Civ. perdncerte @elt.

y Uur5b. pr." ersdbt: Dieter Sage wur.
be ein 3udtbaus frdftns aus 6als6eim
entlalien, tve!hsr neununopreibis poGe
Sabre wPssn Mcros ieinsr @Dsfrau unun.
terbroctea tn Dem Straforte ,u1ebtnht bat.
te. Ut mar osr Gebte, peIbsr In 4rn.
ltsn am ptan9er ausaeit'ut wurof. llu
g,ilim trat Der gGunid1 'ba I'm auf: penn
er nur nod ein ein}l9ss Wal auf cine
Stanpe Die Jreibeit asnisB'n purite Gr
wantte iih mehrmal5 IN ii renter g4eIe
an bic 9'smeinos, iie iptlte cn1b etmos fir
ibn ttun, er putoe ibr 8e:siB uitbt ,ur
taf faaeE - atel erfoaies. 3n iejner
perSpeisItsn Gage Bat er aeu 6ot;lcitran.
ten pom Wolifaibsbaufen i'm ,3uhtbaue,
bod Sdritte fur ibn ,a taun, i;,ae rgi0fu
8erwanetan in Nmerita wurpgn auss be.
lablen : lieier bate elm menlhitb i5uG.
len uno retAie putA einsn Ncrhtsauvalt
elm @napsngeIu6 Elm. 28ic ifauntf CT
tem anblid Der gegsnwdrti6su 3stper.
b0ltniiit Gileutabnen, 1slearapten bate
fr no6 ME sfls4sn, nidt asabnt. Sa,
3uhtIaus bate sr iih 1I2 81 erlpart, -
CUR bslonosrsn Gtsuce iubr er 2. &laNe
uno trrciletst 9ssenwattis lsine 3tsiIs uaA
Mnsrita i'm Nlt sr ppn 60 Satrsn Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22
Der Ser. Staater Gpu1u( In Hu,

- Der Ser. @taaten GOn(ul In gue,
nos @pres bat Dem Staatsbepartement
einen gertdt iibsr lanbt, In weldem er
Dor Der @uspanpesune mad Der argent.
niiden &eputlt rparnt. Sd Babe aus
psrIAiebenen Gbeiten Der Ser. 5taaten
grieie erhalten,iu bsiBt inbisltm0eridts,
In uslGen Id iiber bic gsrbatnl5e uuo
aasThtsn fur 9lrbsiter in bteIem eanee
befragt tssroe. SD miiroe gfiemanoem
in ben Ser. Staaten ratten pisrber ,u
fCmmen, oa bier tsinsrlsi 8elddi.launa
su faDen If. @ae @si6dfts,pfise 6atsn
gu pele @rbsiter uno Iortwdbreuo werbsn
esute psssn manssfaoer arbsit sntlalsn.
Wenn Ssmane btsrbsr tpnlmt, um ys.
lhaftisuns gu fu&en, fuQte Ell 70 piel
@elo mitbriasen, um Die 5simrsila bs1ahs
len gu fDnnen. STt fommen nosbleioenoe
Wmfrifaner aui bas Gonlulat, Dslhe
bierbsr famen, um Mrtsit gu luaen uno
our6aus nidt i'm Stanos parea, ilren
9ebsnsuntsrbalt su Ssrbieuen. Diele
Ssuts Serlansen bann lntertlbuna unb
ffnb auf bic Mtlptbatistsit Nnpsrsr anse.
tpie1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22
9srettsr uno Go,inss.u.

grctter gu $22, so baS TauIenb SUP
Shinoeln 5n IS, so oua EauIeuo lino 5u
bdbeu IN = pnperIe. 9,5p4m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-22

gefunsen wsrce, pie Gle Ifth Die 5ahe
porsui itsllen lGsinsn. 60 lsidt if tas
ntht aksemadt. Das Ding mub aapsrs
ansesriffen perben -.
(8crtiebuns fclgt.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
The Ludiorous Sides Of Life.

The dexterous leap of thought, by which
the mind escapes from seemingly hopeless
dilemma, is worth all the vestments of disni>
ty which the world holds. Il was this read
mess in rcpartee which continually saved
Voltaire from social overturn. He once
praised another writer very heartily to
third person -"It is very strange" was tho
reply, ''that you speak so well of him. for
he says that you are charlatan." "Oh,"
replied VOltaire, 81 think it very likely that
both of US may be mistaken"
Again, you must have heard tho anecdoto
of the young gentleman who was discussing
very dogmatieaily about the appropriate
sphere of woman. "And pray sir" screamed
spero ef woman p a celestial sphere,
madam" ~
Robert Hall did not lose his power of re-
toIt even in madness. a hypOcritical con-
doler with his misfortunes once visited him
in the mad>house, and said, in whining tone.
"W hat brought you here, Mr.. Hall ?"-.
Hall significantly touched his brow with his
finger, and replied, "Shat'll never bring
you, sir-too much BRAIN"
A rapid change from enthusiasm to mons
chalance is often necessary in society. Thus,
a person once eloqueutly oulogisiDg the an
gelic vualities of Joan of Arc, was suddenly
met by the petplent question, "What was
Joan of Arc made OF 2" "Sho was Maid of
Orleans"
4 Yankee is never upset by tho astOuish-
ing He walks among tho Alps with his
hands in his pockets, and tho smoke of his
cigar is seen among the mists OF Niagara,-
One of this class sauutered into tho Office of
tho lightning telegraph aud asked how long
it would take to transmit message to Wash-
ington. ''Ten minutes" was the reply. II
can't watt was his rCjoiuder.
Sheridan was never without reason
never failed to oxiricate himself in any
emergency by his wit. At country house,
where he ives once on a visit, an elderly
maiden lady desired to be his companion in
n walk He excused himself at first on tho
ground OF the badness of tho weather.
She aGterward, however. interrupted him in
an attempt to escape without her. "Well,"
she said, "it is cleared M, I soe." "Why.
yes" he answered, ait has cleared up enough
for one, but not enough for t'ro."
1t was this readiness which made John
Randolph so terrible in retort. Ho was tho
Thcrsites of Congress, tongue stabbor. No
hypcrbole of contempt or scoru could be
launched seainst him, but he could overtop
it with something moro scornful and con-
temptuous. Opposition only maddencd him
into moro brilliant bitterness. isn't it n
shame, Mr. President" said he one day in
the Senate, "thst the noble bulldogs of tho
Administration should be wasting their pee
cious time in worrying tho rats of the oppo-
sition 2" Immediately the Senate was in an
uproar, md he wns clanorously called to
order. The presiding officer, however, sus-
taincd him ; and. pointing his long, skinny
fingers at his opponents, Randolph screamed
out, Rats, did l soy ?--m'ce, mice !"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
Be Something.

1t is the duty of every one to make some
active part as actor on the stage of life
Some seem to think that they vegetute,
as it were, without being anything in partic-
uar. Man was not made to rust out his life.
1t is expected he should ''act we'll his part
He must be something. He has work to
perform which it is his duty to attend to-
We arc not placed here to grow aud then
die without having done anything for the
human race. 1t is a principal in the creed
of the MahomctaDs that every one should
have trade. No Christian doctrine could
be better than that. Is man to be brought
up in idleness? Is he to live upon the
wealth which his ancestors have acquired by
frugal Industry Is he PLACED here to pass
through life an automaton? Has he nothing
to perform as citizen of the world? A
man who does nothing is useless to his country
as an inhabitant. a man who does nothing is
a mere cipher. lie dose not fulfil the obli>
cations for which he was sent into world, and
when he dies, he has not finished tho work
that was given him to DO. He is a mere
blank in creation. Some are born with rich
es and honors upon their heads. But does
it follow that they have nothing to do in
their career through life? There are certain
duties for every one to perform. Be somo-
thing. Don't live like hermit, and die un-
regretted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

TIE REMARKABLE FEAT OF a DIVER
Ne,o York, Ju!y 2l.-The attempt of Rob-
crt Russell, the champion diver, to walk
eight miles in five hours, under water, took
place on Long Island Sound day, at South
Brother and Ricker's island. Russell made
the attempt for wager of 81 900. At 1880
a. NJ, he put diving suit weighing
22O pounds. a boat with judges. air pumps
and lifeline accompanied him. He walked,
sxty>ive feet under water, over a measured
course oue>sixth OF mile in length, which
he had to traverse forty eight times. Russell
is FIVE feet nine inches in height, and weighs
$50 pounds. He recently accomplished the
same feat at Bridgeport, Conn. He made
his first mile in So minutes, which was 2
minutes ahead of time, as his average time
was 81 minutes to the milo. He made
the second mile in 80 minutes. On the
third, one of his stakes under water broke,
and he had to come to the top. 1t took him
AZ minutes to mako the third mile, having
to stop 10 minutes by the accident. The
fourth was mado in At minutes, the fifth
mile in 80, the sixth in 30, and on the sew
enth he fell against rock and injured his
hip. He made the eighth milo in 80 miu>
utes. and finished % minutes ahead of time,
covering eight miles in 4 hours and 81 min
utes. He was completely exhausted at the
finish
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

a TERRIBLE FAMINE IN MoRocCo.-
Washington, Ja!y 2G.-Mr. I. A. Mathews,
United States consul at Tangier, reports to
the Department of State the prevalence of a
terrible famine in South Morocco. The suf-
fering is indescrible. 1t seems to be an ez-
tension OF the great famine in India. Some
rice and -four are being imported from En-
gland and France. The import duty of so
cents on each sack of -four, the consul thinks,
hinders importatious from the United States.
The cattle are dying by thousands. Cows
are driven into the city and sold for dollar.
Want of rain is cause of distress and famine.
Relief societies are being formed in cities in
GibraIter and other adjacent places. The
Jews are said to be acting nobly in the
crisis. The British government subscribed
81 900 to the relief fund raised in Gibralter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
The Russian Detective System.

During tho CTmcan war, when the Brit
ish fleet was lying at Cronstadt, an English
manufacturer residing in st. Petcrburg asked
a number of his Couutrymen to supper, drank
Sir Charles Napier's health, and sung n
thoroughly John Bull" Of his composition,
rejecting upon the efficiency of the Russian
navy and the courage of is officers in terms
that would have driven Admiral PopoG frap-
tic. Tho next morning, to his unboundcd
amazcmeut-for not single stranger had
been present the night before-he received
a summons from the Chiei OF POplice, per-
sonal friend of his owD, who, eyeing him
with a significant smile, said: mir. A,
fnd that an English gentleman in this city,
of whom you may know something, has writ
ten song against our navy, and given sew
cral copies Of it to his friends. Now, l need
hardly tell you that this is dangerous thing
for any ono to do just now so, if you should
happen to fail in with him, you might just
give him friendly hint to destroy those
copies, and to be more careful in future."-
1t is hardly necessary to add that the hint
was taken at once. On one occasion, how
ever, even these masters Of cunning fairly
met their match. At the time when the fa-
nous Kolokol CBelD, the revolutionary or
gan of NJ. Alexander Herzen, was in tho
zenith of its formidable renown, tho Russian
GOGeTnmcut alarmed at the completeness OF
the information which laid bare the most
secret windings of the imperial system, de-
tcrm;ned to silence this tell-tale voice by
kidnapping the editor himself. An emissary
of secret police presented himself at N. Her
zen's house in London, under an assumed
name, as revolutionary propagandist acting
against Russia NJ HeIzen heard him
TO the end, and then said quietly -
Use no concealment with me, pray my dear
Mr. s." Calling him by his real name),
81 have been expecting you for some time"
The thupderstruck agent attempted to utter
denial "Pooh, pooh ~ quoth Herzen, pro-
dueing his visitors likeness from the desk
before him, edo you think I don't recognize
the original of t1ris portrait ?" The crestfal-
len emissary retired in disgust and the wary
editor was theDceforth suffered to remain
uumolested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
PaETIGAL. p o
LEAD ME TO THE ROCK THAT Is
HIGHER THAN Fps. LxI, 3.
M LIzz1E AsTIDAUGlf.


Oh Father, while hero through life's desert
stray,
With the rays of the sun beating hot or my way:
While the sand of the desert is scorchiug and
dry.
Lead me to the Rock that is higher than IL
Lead me to the Rock; in its shade would rest
When weary of travel, forlorn and oppressed.
To its shelter I'd haste to its refuge would fly-
Lead me to the Rock that is higher than L.
And then. though the clouds gather thick DER
my head,
And darkness cnvelops the path tread.
Then, Father. when darkness and tempests are
nigh.
Lead me to the Rock that is higher than t.
Lead me to the Rock that was smitten to show
Where the cool. living waters forever do flow !;
Let me there quench my thirst in that stream
flowing by
Lead me to the Rock. Shat. is higher than t.
Yes. there let me hide in the cleft of the Rock /;
No trouble peril NV spirit can shock.
There safe let me rest till the storm passes by,
Lead me to the Rock that is higher than.I."
And oh when my journey is ended at last;
The desert gone over, the wilderness past;
Even then. though DEATHS billaws be raging
and high,
Lead me to the Rock that is higher ihan II
-Lt!hsrGn O5scrrtr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- A riot has occurred in Yokohama in
consequence of the doc trims of two Bhuddist
priests that the sun moves aud the earth
stands still. Three Japanese students were
wounded in the fray.
- A number of steam road>wagons are at
present undergoing tests in Wisconsin,
among the tests being q two hundred mile
journey over the roads of the State. If one
of the vehicles answers all the requirements
of the judges its inventor will receive Sl0,-
600 from the State treasury.
= Hon. George n Williams, of Oregon,
Attorney General Of the United States under
President Grant, says there is general feel
ing as for as his observation has extended
that Gen. Grant should receive the Republic
can presidential nomination, and his opinion
is that if Grant is nominated he will be the
next President.
- DR.. Willard, ofthe Chicago high>school,
declares that school rooms walls, for the sake
of the pupils eyes, should be tinted with a
pnkish, greenish or blush tinge, and the
lesson boards should be green, brownish or
drab color. Ii adds that it is mistake to
think that the board must be black to make
the chalk mark distinct, and that though tho
relief and comfort to the eye may seem
slight, it amounts to great deal, taking day
after day.
- An exciting scene was witnessed ct a
picnic in Winchester, Ill, few days
ago. The tables had been spead, the BAN
quet was prepared, the coffee steaming, and
all hands were gloatipg over the prospect of
beautiful repast, when suddenly horde of
tramps burst out of the bushes, seized upon
the viands, bolted the lunch and drained the
coffee pot before the agonized gaze of the
picnicers. The tramps dined very heartily
and marched off in triumph, leaving their
hosts to such rcveries as empty stomachs
might inspire.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

HIS OCCUPATION GoSE.-Had the Ar
kansas ''doctOr" that tapped" the fat man,
thinking he had dropsy, but finding no water
pronounced it 'dry dropsy," lived to-day, he
would, like Othello, find "his occupation
gone" for Allan's Anti-Fat, purely veg
etable remedy, safely, but positively, reduces
corPulency at from three to six pounds per
week. Sold By druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

- Marylanders are enthusiastic over the
discovery of new point Of interest in their
State. 1t is located on one of the highest
peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and the
scenery is said to surpass that OF the far
famed Catskills of New York The place
has been named High Rock 1t il said
the summit commands view of 100 miles
in favorable weather.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

= Il is said that SO acute is the sleeps
sense of hearing that she can distinguish the
cry Of her own lamb among as many as a
thousand others all bleating at the same
time and the lamb, too, is able to recog-
nize its mothers voice even though it be in
the midst Of large flock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

- GrasshOppers and caterpiIlsrs are de-
vouriug the crops in Utah. Twenty farms
have been quite cleaned out in the ueigbor-
hood OF Heber City.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

A few books we'll studied and thor
oughly digestcd rourish the understanding
more than hundreds gorged in the mouth
as ordinary students use.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

From the South comes the complaint
of too much rain for cotton. All through
Georgia and Alabama it has been too wet to
properly cultivate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

WANTED "A complete set of Appleton's S
Encyclopedia, latest edition. Apply at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER < CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
Announce the Introduction Of a plan OF ordering g
CLOTHING IND rNnERWEAR BY
nETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send applic. ton the improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF: :i3fE/iSUREoIENT,
full line of samples from thoir i'm stock
of Cloths, Cassimerea, Coatings, Shirtinga, &C.
order their Glothng and Shirts direct from them I,
with the certa inty of receiving garments OF
The Very Latest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
attainable. Goods ordered will be cent by Express
to any part of tho country. As is well known
out tho Southern States they have for Forty
business which is substa n:ial guara ntee as TO tn
character OF the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand together with full linoof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
At POi'ULAR L'RICES
When Goods are senI per EzPresa C. o. o.. there
will be no collection charge on amounts OF S 20 and
Goods aid Price List free appicstio The at
tentun of the Trsde i'd invited to our IS hOieaRlc
Department, which is lways kept ~ the hiShe4'
NOAH WALKER e. co,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Men's and Boy's
Clothing and Fur rnishing 6 G oods, either
ready made or made to order.
1G3 and l67 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, MD.
November aS, 1876
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

In Pennsylvania, there are about seven
acres of improved land to each sheep; in
Iowa one sheep to every thirty acres.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

FROM Maryland, whence the usual COM
plants of ruin to the peach crop have been
heard, comes the announcement now that the
season has ''fairly begun, and the dealers are
anticipating heavy consiguments by the latter
part of this week"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06

"A bullock, the property of farmer
near Peterborough, in England, tossed boy
six years old, who was teasing it, into dyke
of water. The animal then jumped on the
child and lay on him in the water until life
Vas ertinct
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-06
TURNIP SEED.

TURNIP SEED.
DURPLE Top. Strap Leaf and white Flat
I Dutch Turn;p Seed. Tor sslc bv
July -. ISIS. DUKE K GALLAHER.
AVE have just received STOCK Of Stamped
~ Milk Pans, Pudding Pans, French Roll
Pans, Wash BNains, Colianders. &c.-aIl extra
heavy goods md very cheap.
July %, 1878. DUKE < GALLAHER.
A NICE Lot of New and Fashionable LAWNS
N just received by
GEORGE w TAYLOR,
July %, ISIS. Near the Market.