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thns to was Utmost perfect. vas not apt 10 like
The master who pointed out that defect. The
less All cn!Ire cpnserrauon OF property. The
strakcr wished bis hensers tn ropi cn,plaie what
the ctIcrt would by IN tl,r,Il II they lneked
tic rnns"eraiinm of oil theft prnpcrty to
TINT nj! property belonged TO Col, to use MS 1lc
might see III. Take that hr,,ad abatement,
"It,e Garth bc!onga tu tic Lord ant! ihG fnIl-
ness tl,ercof." How this eontraslcd with the
tested by men Of tie world. 0tr talents, our
prue1sEUlal md commercial al,illt les al belong
ci 10 God, AMI when We clnMcd credit for tbs
u',wer which belonged to God only, we were
Wien o man, tIke the young r,llcr.
him fref t1yAt It WAS q
nrcat Inconvenience 10 him to Aa1l MI nlla Elye
sessions t, The pour, II snatie lin turn Away sor-
rowfn1. And yet, this wns .Il: one thing ncccs-
sarv tor complete conservation to NOd. The
BpcaIcr ttInught this WIS great Issue. and he
# lie was right, sllo1,id he not speak of The SELF
is!iucss Of man III nppropratlng to himself tho
rieea Tint tht. Lord gave httn IL uso In
Ills narnrf 1t was c6f1tHun occurrence
rxtcruaI injunctious in tbs me-, nnl,
like tic Young ruler, kept all hisWcaIth for VI,
nyr selfish, personal usr nIHl convenience.
How nllHY uxtcsnRl1sss We raw every t!arf They
lived external Christian lives, but they spent az
their cnrrgFes IN trying Ia see flt,w 'n,,e wealth
anil ppwer they coEla cutn1nanl for their own
personal qualification. Did they uDt know ,hut
tn: saRt Thug man Always consccratcd to God
was " nropcriva Il.ls w. II se haroesl a'iin.:
tI'at he tli'l not know my man who made ali e*
| tire cnnsccruttoH Of property This was 10 tsls,-
| mentnlls subject 1n the mind OF the yDilHE
| man lmi II acssallydroyc ftn a'ny from Christ.
tntl tIun that tht.F 10ckcd all entire et}bHCErp-
, 1879-06-02

. AufsElsIsAN IzEAE. ESTATE.
J,UI. sALE-sttn Will. NEr 4 BEAUTIFUL lot
nnc hlncK fran hotel 1T Lagrange. niles Trpl1
Chicago: ~ 1sswH H: ~ Mnaty. c!4caec.. Eranerty
In md RtowtI tbstFalt fteEs railroad tAs
~ cen4s. li:A ui:lW::. III La sHilc.st. I:oon 8,
Ttor sALE-ltIsspAI.E LOTS foK 500: SO nOwS
nnA 81 mD1ttty. perfcEt title: abs:rtct and pnntra
fire.: farG 10 cents VIII give another lnf for Immediate
hultIny. q. ]. HTOrllt. I.0url D. 1Il t1eArONEI
, 1879-06-02

. AOSA AMI EVNNDt
pTKArEn nlt tTOLEE-SATuHDAY-Fltn
= Ens'swooa, dark hAy Ia!4tn9. II Hasds Htsa anA
wcl1s ht,u. As putHs, Hlth 9u7. W aN9G!a loiatt
ii lurelGal. Wen asa Aat irat;cs 10 sta1l
WIN Ivps astsef!sa iio:ras lusSt VIZ M ?. sstshiaF
Irraa IT, UU~llk?s, EnSlowoot, ~, or faota ID Ex.
chanKu itu!laaK. UAloI stucE- tarls.
k,TKaYEJl-fEsTEIsDAsF FEnM SOUTH PAitk.
y iarEn bright .ay AalIi1.L9Fs. heavy Halt auh
fufsiUl !lntTAt reward Will hu paid tUf rekaF Or
fUf Information thar Will lead ~ frrofrfy. a.
EuWLEs. TTblAo uac1.
, 1879-06-02

fI.p EXrNANGE-A 'HU1D PROPERTY IL A
| gooi Iowa t0Wn, paying $40 pur lnunih, FOR \
trae! q Wild i.nd ta Iowa. Addrsaa ". ", tAh*
, 1879-06-02

EinELlTr sTnltAGE COMPANY, q u. ASnY!
Fiji Van l:l1rsu.tt.: rstehlIstsd Ia15s iermsusAt
l,Toi.aug Fol. .FunSirpHE, .MEIlcIlAxnisE.
y huElc4 sts, cheapsl aud best in str 4sairea at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09
Sebraiff,e RreiSd,,tIest.
@ermtiGte SepeF9ett aus Wssps

3emz@orf, 8. Ds5br. - 0rei Mianner,
Nanens Diattbllp 9toonsp, SHg3 Gurrp uno
SGs. 81. @larf, muroen letten Saaitag iuegett
gerausaa fallbr Sraoeootlars pfrbdftst.
Die 9ampier ,Ntonar1" bon eiuerpool
uno yeitp Of 9(uitil" bon 9faiian iiaO bents
Ss;ss.S"St: SSsa;ssss..Ss"St:
0oulton 81, @antld, erifer 5teust-
mann bes fiirSld) BON oeu Ttrlippiaen=Snieln
angefonmenen gohibiffs yGaibiilere," tit BON
Der Srooflpner goli;ei inter Der anflaae perz
haftet morSen, Den SOB Gbriiiiar Sollciiloa'8,
eincs Matroien, perld)ulott SIT babsn. Die
Sefinahme erfoIgte auf Seranlalluna oas Suu=
beslnarida1ls BON goitor. Saafllcf miro uah
gOilon abgefiibrt iperDen, no 6r. Siiuer, ser
Gapltan bes uGailnlers," bereitS unter Der iel=
ben 9lnilage perhaftet poroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09
Go,1areb.Verban0l1mae.t.

gSaibington, 8. 0eSbr.-Sm Senate
leete Der SicesYrdii bent BEN Ssridht Dor iiber
ole g5erbatung Der Sqliatter unter 5. Sc. Setl
in Der @berofeletl=9fa
Der Serid)t iiber Die gSallersuerfe bon Bal
timore ipuroe porgelsst
Inter ben nell eingcreldten 9ill5 mar cine
Don Soar, cine 9(rbeitS= =&ommiiiiou ;u erridz
ten; pon 2eller eilre Sia, Die Saoianer aus go
lorabo III ueripsilen.
Sorbces beantrdgte eiiien SeldluB, in mel
dem erfiart tptrb, DaB Der Senat nit tiefeut
gebauern Die Solid)ldge beS BrdIibe,lteu llllO
SdlaBallitsletretGrS uernonllllen habe, iD3ld)e
Daraur berefl1et leien, eilie nelle Stnalt3z I9ts
tatton l1o ote sSerlErrung be5 notblpeilot3ten
eourants, bas llBt III @irfulation Jet, bsrbetSllz
flhrell, ultb Dap DaS Sntereile beS 2anot5 lett
Die ireie llnbel6rdnfte Bragnng Don 9ol0 lilo
Stlber perlau9e, lopie oaB es msile Sinau5po=
lltlt lei, oas ge9eniudrtige @reenbad Solu,nell
ltngeldnpdd]t 5lt erhalten unO ben Sd)eln:u
ibre 9egal=Serotr=Gig Gigenid)aft ,u lanen. Auf
cen Sid, 9elegt, nn 9ele9enllid) aufgcrufen
I'll iperoen.
9iadbem Oas Ibleben bss @ongreBmitalie=
bes Sap allge5eigt nno eiIt Gonrlte erHanut pors
Den mar, DEN Senat bel Der SeerDiQunq III
pertreter, eri0lgte Sertaguug.
Sni Observation-Disclosures
Gebad]te Der &aplan lpGbren0 tlneS Gabetes
in gefiihlpoller 9Seile beS perld]iebeusu Hapriz
ientanten q. 81. San aus Wfiilouri, meidler
bente friib in ieileu beltsn Sabctn pl6elid) oa=
bingerafit iuurbe.
Glarf (Mp) pertiinbete gleid) barauf benz
Sauie bas 9tblsben ieine8 @oaegeu, 2(btb. u.
Df. 2ag, unO ltnterbreitete Die iiblidlan 81
lelbsbcltliiile, suelde angsnommen muroell.
Ser Spred)sr ernaHnte barauf eit aus 50.
Glarf, Wiorriion, 6ia, Sinsbam, Gbalmsrs,
Collins unb 9tDau beitebenots Gonlite, pI1t5
in &ereine nit bret Senatoreit 4uorouuugcn
in Vesu9 auf Die gaerbtaungscereiao.is'n
trefIen iOl.
Gum 3ri9en Der I9tung fir SEN Sertors
bsnen ptrtagte iid) cas- 0aus I'M II llbr.
&ebratfdbe aretfa,ulsst.
gcm~ y OFF, 8. OessHber. = Die y6e~
brGiide 6retlf)ulenzaiiociation" bielt geifsr1
Otor9eu lire SabreSueriammlulg in Dem
Sd)nibaule 9fr. 105 an SilzSroa0rpag. t6r.
Settinger fiibrte ben Soriit, uuo etip1 80
0fit9lieoer iuaren anipeleuo. Der Sociiter
neriaS einen 8srid)t, aus lpeld)em beroorgila,
baB fiinf Sdulen in Sbdtigteit iilto. Oielebrz
Sipeige umfaiien Die bebrdiid)e Sprad)e, lleb.rz
letrng bon @ebeteu urO osS aitsn S;itanlaitts
in Die englild)e Spra6e, altlaitanlel1tarild)er
geldlibte, @ramnatif llno Yeaagsuaterris1
Dtn Oidbdan tprD auBerbem nod llnterrief)t
iii !peiblid)en oanoarbtitsn ertbeilt. j3,uausiq
&ebrer, berlnter flint 0dmer, bon lpeid)ell
orel nj ben Sd)ulen Der 2lfociatiou er5oae1
rurben, iinb i'll Den betrefieuo:1 9ebranifalteu
augcIielt, nllb tire Sa!drs bslauien lid] Suianl=
l1ieu QlIf S5275 pro SSalr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09
8atimore, Wto. Stendag ben 9. 9eember 1879

Ieprdlentant Younb aus 8isconfin tpirb
nGdltens bem Sauie einen YlenarbeidluB nrtz
terbreitell, nad meldem Der BraIoeit Der Ser.
Staaten auf ie9s Sabre unb alle Reprdlelltan=
ten auf brei Sabre errpdblt msrben iollsu. Or
Yrdfbent ioil mad leinen1 eriteu amtstermlue
uid)t ipieoer ipGhl6ar iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09
2e(egrapliidle 9epeidlem.
Snfano-9epef6et,.

lSeriGtc Der ngfioeiiren Free> iilr ben rGeutideu
eorreip onhenteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09
geibfsmoreperit.a, etnes R1rsers.

9ople, alias Sobn Coz, ipelfer gSn.. 9ettbunt
in Der 9tahe bon Smann Greet ernloroete, hat
iid) I'M @sfGngniiie oas Glbell 3u nebn,en Der.
indJt, tnbem er ii1 einen S1nltt al Der Sehlc
beibrad)te nnb etne @ber am linfen arnle
0ffnete. 9felb ertaugte dr5tlid1e biilfa rettste
Inn bas 2ebeil. 9or ieinfm Selbtmoropcrs
iud)e idrieb er einsu 8riei at bar SGberiii uab
fiigte Elm an 2ouie &etdlllul, bic 6rau ieiues
Spfers, geri6tetcSSd BEL, bas Die iibsr
id;tpanglid'iten SiebtsperiiferlIngen eutbislt.
5rau Setdun1 uuo Der Ot0roer nnterhi.lten
sin perbleberii9ss Serbdltilib, uns Die Griter.
befnbet iid sur 3elt alS ljfitibuleige an Der
grlnorSun9 ibrts Mannes ist @efaHsniiie su
@alesburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09

SIN Gt.2ouis ipiree gclterR abeuo cine
arobe Niaii:nperiammIung 5u 8uniteu Der
SewegHng in Srlano abgebalteH. unter
AnbcreH trat Sr. Solaph Yasieer ais Rtontri
aili.
9as appsllatiorsgerisbt IN Nranffort,
&p., bet eiuen neuea YrUssB iiir SaiorS. eeit
M0rber Ses 8i4ters @ttiett be-
miGist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09
Ser WesSMtarf1.

u N y orf, 8. 0e5br. = Iyolgenbss iinb
bic SGlubnotirangeu: IslD 81; Gkrlilaz
gse6iel 4.82-S2A. guuSe8 O5ligatieltail,
1Ss1er 1909, neue Siiufer 1929, 1o.4oer =,
3ift. Col. 3.65er S55. aftieu: Rc!p= 2Dorferr
eentral 1294. .Grie 40a, lafsSbors l04d, Sill
nciier Central s9a, pittsburg 1861, Shicaaoz
gfortbmserH 904, 90. 9rioritdteu 1O5s, sod=
Sslano 14s, ssefern Union Gel. 1893, Jieus
Serlener Central S24.
llnteribatamts= Srlans: Sob S107 1858, =
2A2. Snl1rnrJt 2f 6o5 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-09

eonbon, s. 0esbr.-@m S9nsllsug Der
rGrsat= Gafsrn- Salu" s1stslsiils bittt Su 1faus
ninghse i'll @Nsr. Sofomotipfabrer uno .6ei;er
mnrbea 9etGbtet unO mebrsrt BaIia9tsra per>
l,tt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
TkerGultrrc,of Canteloupes.

Regarding perfect canteloupe to be among
tho very hig hest grades of fruit grown in the
world, we cannot, refrain when the season
comes around to. meation how they may be
raised with success. Almost every person
having. garden oS any size, should try his
hand at it; as it can be done with almost as
much certainty. as raising a crop of corn.
The ground should have warm exposure,
and be triahlc-clay mould not being adapt
ed-the. hill should be dug out eight to ten
inches, two feet in diameter, and filled with
well>rotted manure, rich soil and sand
turnpike dirt is excellent as a substitute for
the. latter. Five or six seeds should be
placed at equal distances, about an inch in
depth, and the hill should be even with the
other soil, except the season is likely to be
wet,wheu they should be raised. They should
lie about six feet apart each way, and the
plants when they havo passed all danger,
should be thinued out to two or three in a
hill. The beds must be kept clean of all
weeds and grass, and when the vines COM
meuce, running they should not be disturbed,
as the rootlcts connected with the vine, and
by which it is largely supplied with nourish-
nent, will be broken. The ground, as tho
vines.begin to extend, should be gone over
with an iron rake, especially after a heavy
shower, to loosen it. and give these rootlets
a,ehance to take hold. The seed should be
planted at the time of corn planting.
Sowing round the hill, few inches dis
taut, few radish seed, will generally pro-
tect the young plants from the bugs. aud al
ways will be more or less beneficial Should
bug s appear, sprinkling of weak whale>oil
soap and water, or Of carboilic acid soap aud
water, will soon send them adrift.
There is no reason why all our farmers
should not have patch of canteleupes for
family use. A plot of ground 40 by 40 feet
would be enough for moderate>sizcd fami>
ly, and if it is not to spare in the garden,
select a suitable place on the farm land.
They can raise far superior fruit to any found
in the city markets.
TGern,1n;O,ru Te1e0rurb
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
poEIIeAL.:
woRK wB1LB TITS DAY.


Come, see tie young Dawn in the pride of her
beauty.
Awakipe the song-birds to catch the first
CLEAN,
When hilltop. and hedse-row, and mountain
and streamlet,
Arc Sathed in the light of the morn's ruddy
beam.
Awake from thy slumbers. remember the hours.
That speed with the fectness of shadows away.
Will bear on their wings all thy youths bright
est PROMISE;
Awake, 9,1awaken, and work while tits day.
Grid on thine armor. employ all thy talents,
Asking for grace temptation to shnn:.
BE honest be faithful, in every endeayor:.
By earnestness only is life's battle won.
Too soon comes the Night with her darkness and
shadow,
And wells with her robe each enlivening ray.
"Aud man cannot work. for all Nature SUM
bereth;
Awake. o. awake, then. and work whilo tits
day"
Be 6rm in resolving to watch we'll thine actions.
Always resisting the Arch Tempter's wiIes:
Remember be never with terrors assails thee.
'ris always by charms that tie Serpent be-
guiles.
And So in that hour shall tho Mercrul Master.
When we stand before Him in Judgment array.
Say unto each servant, We'll done, good aud
faithful,
Eater thy rest, thou hast worked while twas
day"
ETs- L. A. AKEEMAN.
South Orange. n. j., Feb. Is. 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
THE COMING WHEAT CROP.

A Chicago dispatch says that reports from
every point in the wheat growing region in
the West aud Northwest show the condition
and prospects of the growing crop in Min
nesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky,
and Missouri in dctaiIsby counties and dis
tricts. With regard to the winter wheat
crop the reports almost without exception are
favorable, the present fue condition of the
crop being largely attributed to the heavy
SHOWS of the past winter, which afforded cons
plete protection. From Ohio q somewhat in
creased acreage is reported, with most en-
couraging prospects. In comparatively
few counties nipping of the plant by the late
cold snap is reported, and some aPprehensions
are expressed as to the effect OF the ri arch
frosts, but the best advices indicate that an
increase of about ten per cent. is promised.
The yield for the year is estimated at 80, 000,-
600 bushels, against $1,000, 900 bushels last
year. The pFospect-in Kentucky is gencr>
nlly reported encouraging. and fair increase
in the yield last year is confidently expected.
All reports, from Indiana 60 to show the ex-
cellent condition of the crop in that State
The acreage seems somewhat increased, on
the whole, while the expected increase in
yield is estimated as high as twenty five per
cent. over that Of last year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

r WILL buy C GOD BLACK OAK BARK th..is
| properly taken and cured according TO the fol
loving directions, and PAY CASH for it, at the
rate OF FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD OF las feet
measurement, delivered at my mile in Winches
ter, Va, aud Four Dolars on cars at any point on
tho b. J. o. Railroad from Hancock to Staunton;
but the cars be carefully and closely piled and
filled uu-alI that AN be Cotton in them-in order
TO freig nd carriage here, which arc much
Der car, wb-t her the tans much or little.
DIREc-IoSs.-C Commence taking the Bark as soon
4 it will peel well-yun freeiy-and be sure to take
the bark from the upper pnrt of the tree and limbs.
for the young bark ia more fieshy and better than
the old bark which 10 mosi rose; the bark should
not be broken up too much, and must be Of aver
age thckness as the heavy butt bark by itself will
be bought Mt full price. The outside Of the Bark
mus, oltray, be ktptup. good way is 60 rest ono
end on tho log, with outside up, which will pre-
it's c,irling also protest the INSIDE from the
wea thor. which being the part used. mus, be kept
bright and not a Ito wed 10 got wet mould, which
Injuries its strength and color, the all important
parts.
Tho Bark must not be brought in until cured
enough to stack up closely-nor when wet or damp
for will not keeP-as We have to vile II whsn re-
ceived. GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester, Va, March 4. ls79-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
FOR SALE.

0NE Complete Soda Apparatus, consulting OF
" Marble Draft. one Copper Feunt and Gena
rator. Having use for it, any one needing it
will secure great bargain.
Harper's Ferry. March 4, 1873. Druggist.
WE have just received FRESH Stock OF all the
w popular brands of Cod liver Oil, consisting
OF Tougera's, Marvlus, Hamptou's. Baker
wilbur's, all nice and fresh To be bad from
T. W. 8. QUIGLY,
Druggist. Harper's Ferry.
j Starch, and at much less figures. To be had
NJ TVS. QUIGLEY's
Drug Store, barper's Ferry.
MAKE your own Soap. A case of Rabbits Pots
4f1 ash, just received, which we can offer at low
T.Y 8. QUIGLEY'S
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
DURE Vino and Liquorr, only for Medicinal
TVS QUIGLEY's
Drug Store, HarPer'sFerry.
March (, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20

T IGHT & MITCHELL have just received n large
- stock of Extracts for the HandkerchisD New
H1own nay, Jockey Club. Violet. Ess. Bouquet and
Musk: also have Luhins Cowd.Iy's Violet Pow
der for the Toilet.
TTLAToRiNG EXTEACTS.-Lemon, Vanilla.
i Strawberry, Rose, Pine Apple and Peach
Sold by LIGHT MITCHELL.
TURKISH Bath Towels, sold by
l. LIGHT & MITCHELL.
TOBACCO and Cigars. (best in town. sold by
J. LIGHT & MITCHELL.
We also have stock Of Paints. Oils. Turpen-
tines Ind VArnishes. which offer very cheap
for the CASH and reasonable on credit.
May7, ISIS. LIGHT MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
The Jefferson County
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance COI1pu71y.,

FI'e insurance COI71E1u71y.,
HFFERs to the people of Jefferson aud sur
" roundup Coun ties Insurance in safe CoLl-
pany at the actual cost OF Insurance, which 10
much che per than the rates usually charged, and
keeps the money at home.
Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
DIREcToRs-N. s. White, Henry B. Davenport,
Edward Tearney, John w. Rider, w. H. T. Lew
10. Dan icl H, fl, bower, VIM. L. Wilson, Eugene
Baker. John w. Ora ntham. James Logic, Chas.
p Wilson. Jehn H. little. Jacob S. Melvin. VIM.
d. Smith, F.. G. W. Herr
N. s. WHITE, President.
II. b. DAVENPORT, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE ConmIrrEE-N. s. White, VIM. II.
+. Lewis. John W Rider, Eugene Baker nd VIM.
i. Wilson.
r. A. ALEXANDER, sect'y & Gen A gent.
LOCAL Middleway-wm Gilbert;
KeArneysvllle-J. C. Bitner; Harper's Jerry
Ch,s. +. Trail: Shepherdstown-H. q. Entler.
D5- The Secretary will be found at the Com
ranJ's Office Charles Street, in OF the
dwelling OF N. 8. White, ESQ.,, on Tuesdays and
Fridays.
November -. lS7S-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
.MECHAN1cAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
JAMES w. BUTT.

(toNTfSUEs the vigorous prosecutioe ott
W nvocation as Carpenter and Builder, and wi
take orders for work nd execute the aame prompt
ly and sa.sfactorily. HE experience is such that
he can guarantee perfect workmanship, and his
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
hpril o. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
New Establishment.
WOOD WORK g. BLAGKsMITHlMG.

II E. RoHR, having for a number Of yeArs been
~. engaged at the Machine Shops of Messrs.
Werick 4 Weller, has concluded to operate indie
pendentIy of that firm, and has associated with
him his son, J. Marshall Rohr, for the purpose Of
conducting the business OF the
MANLF,A CTURE AND REPAIR
OF Wagons, Drills, Flows, and Farming Imple.
lnents eneraiIy The Sunfish Plow will be spe-
. calty with this firm. Every description OF work
in our department. will be executed promptly aud
With pee tntion of rendering entire sasisiue-
ton Charges will be moderate.
Shop near Toll Gate in Charlestown:
Drils for Repair ought to be sent to the shop
early, that the necessary part that only be OBJ
IA ned abroad may be secured in good time.
DER s. SON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-20
HOUsE.PAINTING. PAPERING. &c.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
i lie that he will execute promptly, in good
style and we'll,
HoUsE-PAlNTING, PAPER1NG, GLAZING,
and all things pertaining to his avocation, upon
easy terms and reason able charges. Win re-Var-
nish Furniture. and for this purpose. If desired,
will go to homes of patron. in town or country.
VIM. W. JOHNSON.
Charlestown, Dece mber II. 1S17-1y.
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SHOES! SHOES =!
WANTED.

A WHITE MAN AND WIFE, without chill
N dren. Man 10 do farm work. have some
Knowledge of attending garden and horses; and
wife to cook wash and iron. To such persons
liberal wages and permanent home. Apply at
Feb 49, l>79- IT, SPIRIT OFFICE.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
in w.s, Of ar.,-eI.,.
= u Nj II q

can. have them made by calling on the s.d.r-
signed. AlPumps msds by me the do not ass-sr
improvement that have pct on the old Lor Punp
ls.ds me TO say: 10 Pump msks does not vork
hrst'rl.s'' or excel other Pumps. will make no
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED In Oh. best ma.l.,.
Moderate charges and ierms to suit the tim,,-
All letters addressed TO me at chsrIssto-n, Jsf.r-
son County, fest Virginia, will receive prompt
mention THoS. }. BRAGG.
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-NoEICD.

HAVING mPleted my con tracts abroad which
i have occupied my sole attention for nearly
year past, am now prepared for orders in all the
departments of House Building. Address me at
Charlestown. J. c. HOLMES.
September 10, 1876.
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NOBBIN'S Electric Silver Poish ia composed OF
~ the haest aud beat Ingredients known for
polishing Silver. Gold PLACED Ware, Jewelry,
Glass, & c., equal to new. To be had at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE.
March is. 1879 Harpcrs Ferry.
CTOVE Polish, only Ten Cents bottle. at
- QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
March IS. 1879. Harper's Ferry.
TROMER'S Hair Dye, the best in use, only 500.
IN per bottle at
March is. 1879. Harper's Ferry.
A LARGE Stock OF Tampa and Lamp Fixtures
n not wishing to carry them over to next Aea-
SON we are Offering them Mt great bargains-at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
March Is. 1879. Harper's Ferry.
A RNOLD'S Inks-Cones- only five cents q
~ bottle, the best in use. at
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE,
March Is, 1879. Barper's Ferry.
FXTRACTS Lemon. Vanilla. Almond, Orange
IL and Strawberry. in bulk and bottle; Cox &
Nelson e Gclatine. nd Sea Moss Farine, all fresh
and pure. Just received and for sale at
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
March is. 1879. HArper's Ferry.
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DAVID H. CocKRILl- GJosEPH H. CoeKRlLl
DAVID Il. CoCKRlLL & SON,
AROHITECTS & BUILDERS
CharIestoWn, jefferson County,

~ " = " n
OUR experience in the business " hieh we adver
" tise to conduct, and our Thorough acquaintance
with il in allits branches. enable to the
public thatany work entrusted to US will te exc
cuted in the most workmanlikc manner, and with
the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their posts
struggle which it SO manfuly encountered, they
have located in their native county, where their
offered in brilding up the waste places,
Particular attention given At all times to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in the
construction OF
GEoMETRICAL STAIRwAYs,
where calculation is required, they eonhden
that they cannot be surpassed by any Workmen in
the Valley Of Virginia.
o. BEING we'll known in the community, they
deem itunnecessary say more than that orders
left Tor them will receive prompt attention.
April!, lS69-tf,
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NEW RICH RLQll!

Parsons Purgative Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in The
entire system in three months. Any person who
be restored 10 eound health, il such thing be pos
sibie. Sent by mail for letter stnmps. S.
JOHNSON & CO. Ran Me. G-IM