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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

Thieves went wool>gathering one night
last week and stole from Mr.. Y. Parshall
some sixty &ge feeces. valued at $500.
1GH1ske Courier
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24
n,he National Complaint.

Dyspepsia is the national complaint. Almost
every other man woman you meet has II, and
tho resuitis that the number of pseudo-remedies
for !, is numerous az Pharaoh'. host. They are
for the moAt part worthless. There is. however,a
searching ersdiean. OF this distressing and obdu-
rate mai lady, one whose genuine merits long since
raised it foremos place anong the sta pie med
ieines of America. Hnstetter's Stomach Bitters
extirpates dyspepsia with greater certainty aud
promptituie than any known remedy, and Is q
genial iuvigorant, appetizer aud aidto secre-
tisn these NOT empty assertions as thousa nds
Of our country men and women who have ex-
perenced il, effects are aware, but are bAckedfop
by irrefrag gable proofs repeatedly laid before the
public. Tue Bitters also promote regular habit
OF body and give healthful stimulus TO the uri-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretion of youth, nervous weskness, early
decay loss of ma nho cod, &C.. will. send a recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy wa discovered bv a missiorary n
South America. Send a self addressad env elope to
the REV. JosErH T. ISMAS, Station D, Ns,n York
City. Ally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

Sewing Machine Needles. Attachments
aud Oil, sold by L T. Kirby. artinsburg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

The way to save money these hard times
is to buy where you can &c. the best goods
for the lowest prices. Dalgarn. opposite the
Carter House, has now in stock full sup
ply of Harvest Goods, consisting OF Fish
Mackerel in small packages, and Herring in
barrels-Sugars, Syrups, Sc, which he is
IseIIng at the very shortest profits. Call aud
see him and be conviuced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

f. T. Kirby, Mar,insburg. sells all kinds
of Sewing Machines-new and second hand
at lowest prices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

For one of the best Sowing Machines
made-ths Nov Americau-'PPly to b, l.
Kirby. Msstipsbnrg, who cells and leases on
the uscst favofable terms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

MASONIC OFrroERs.-At regular com,
munica.ou of Malta Lodge, No. 80, A !, T.
& A. NJ, of this place. held on Friday
night. June 18th, tho following cficer0 were
elected for the ensuing year
Julius G. Holmes, ". NJ; John Porter
field, S. w; E. l.. Wager, j. W.; G. F.
Gailaher, Treasurer; W. j.. Hedges, Seo'y;
J. W. Carney. S. D; Samuel T. Taylor, j.
D N. s. Is. Rohertsnn. TYLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

A few nights ago. Captain J. NJ. Har-
dy, member of the Staunton city council,
10 his sleep, walked out on his porch, from
which he fell, nearly twenty feet to the side
walk. His lower jawbone was broken in two
places, and one Of the ends driven back into
his ear. The upper jawbone was also frac-
tured, and bis wrist sprained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

The Free Press says Last week Mrs. Rod
erick, near kabletown, fell from ladder and
broke bone near the shoulder. Drs. Brown
and Fouke rendered the necessary attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

DoN'r be afraid but walk right up to the
Twin Fronts and secure early bargains. l
have just received another large stook of
Clothing. Hats. Caps, Boots. Shoes, Dry
Goods, &c the handsomess goods ever
brought to Charlestcwn. which for Style and
Quality cannot be excelled. Also remember
that am agent for the celebrated Hess Bros
Boots and Shoes, of which l warrant every
pair. Come carly and avoid tho rush.
j GOLDSMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

Now is your tiue to buy frst>class goods
aud at low prices. Mr.. g. II. Hsyley, OF
this place. has full aud beautiful assort-
ment of Boots. Shoes, and Hosiery Hats OF
all kinds to suit every class of buyers
Ills store may properly be called headeuar,
ters for Taylur's Mackinaw Hats, he has
an unex lied selection OF them. lie keeps
on hand constantly splendid stock of chew
ing and smoking tobacco, cigars, 6ne shirts.
hundred and uulauudried, a variety OF linen
and paper collars, and many other notions,
too numerous to mention. If you don't see
what you want. when you go Into his store.
ask Tor it. he has also just received large
and new supply of yellow pine inch lumber,
with which he can supply. at very reasonable
rates. all his old customers. and as macy
others may need anything in his line.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

The U. S. Senate, on Friday, passed the
army appropriation bill, by vote of SO to
10 "a party vote, except that Mr.. Burnsid 9
voted yea.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

We regre, to state tina. since Saturday last
Judge j. i. Hoge has boen coufined to his
room by severe illness. the result perhaps,
of over>work. having been holding court
continuously in Jefferson, Morgan aud Berke-
ley for nearly three months. In the means
time he is sdjourning bis court here from
day to day, hoping to be able to finish up the
term.-M 1rtinsLNrQ sStntesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

Go to Young Burton's if you want an
American Watch, the best Watch In TIC
world. Call on me: $500 Watch for
s1a so; Stem winder, SIG so and upwards,
warranted Sterling Silver Cases 8 day
Clocks, so hour Clocks. So so to SIS 30
Large stock of Jewelry, prices very low
Nice assortment of Rings-Gold and Silver
A fresh 10. Of Sicily Canary Seed IN 10.
boxes. each box tells how to treat your little
pet sougster, 10 OTIS. per tb. All KINDS OF
Jewelry. Watches, Clocks, &c, &c. o'sn-
Large Watch and -Spectscles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24
THOMA w. BE Ale,
A,nufaeturer aud peaieria -is ssf
STOVES, TIN d SHEET-lR0N WARE,
Cor. Shenandoah and High Streets
nARPER'S FERRY, w. VA. ed 8

THE subscriber would adopt this method Of IN.
4 forming his friends, aud the citizens Of Har.
pcrss Ferry and the adjacent country, that he 10
stiI Ieting the ab"Se busuessin alits branch.
ca Having had twsntf-three yesrs' experience in
the trRde, aud tt ooiug hisintontten TO work hons
but .-.-- 's7' '7
THE. VERY BEST MATERIALS
He will con adontIy assert that may rely
upon getting No. articles from his Establishment.
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed In the very best and At the Short.
est nouee. Orders from any portion OF The county
will receive Proraps attention.. and prices gaaraa-
iced low Hs ts.s lowest. HH
complete Cooking Stove the world has sssr,
constantly hand. in short. any article IN the
Tin ard sheet-ITon trade can be had NJ his Manu-
tRotoEy. 81.
MoEsos's Corr.R L,oRTsIss Rope furni'hed snd
pat up anywhere in the county, al the shortest NO.
ticc and upon ssonable terms. - t.s ago.
90 job Work and MSnding doue In the beet
style and At the shortest notice. MerehantTsup.
pIisd Q the most accommodating teFnaa. ZG.rra
Hsrper's Ferry. Oct. s, 1871 ---, e-s ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

w erstors, all sizes. our RefrigeIa.ors are
made of good seasooed lumber, flied in With char
coal and lined With heavy sheet zinc, makirE she
best Aod cheap pest in the msTksI..
May 6, 1873. DUKE G1LLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

THE Fourth arrival Of SHOES this Spring just
] received, and for sale AZ Lowest prices, by
May 20, 1879. 5. 5. pALGAHs'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

NEW CROCHET SETS iost received ard for
~ sale Cheap, by GUSTAV bRo|S.
June 10, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24
STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION
LIGHT 4 MiTCEELL

IEUHI q HIIOHEII
lave for sals Hop BTtters. BeIfer's Roman
Liniment and Viaegsr BHters.
RE Age1ts for DI.iy sed Iron, EiI. Val. Am
~ monia, Sa:ycilicAeId. Quinine. CInchoni dia.
DC. Money lie saved by buying from them,
you get at Manufacturors' Prices.
RE aIso " hoiesaIe genie for Cod Liver Oil.
esleatiAI OiIs.
4 RE Selling Ruff Envelopes at ct, a package.
- would also call the eonpIainiyg PubIie,s
w attention TO our strictly, pare Rye whisksY,
French Brandy, No / Champsgne, and other
Wines. These are sold for medicine only by
Feb. Is, 1879. LIGHTk MITCHELL,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24

CANvAs HAMs: eaaIi,y euarin,..d. For
u sale by e DAIGaPs
PAKER.s Chocolate. Essences and Extracts. for
~ sale by 8. s. DALGARS.
III than they have ever been know q o . before.
Jnst received BY 3. DAIGARS.
DRIHE article Of Cbesse Irst received by
April is. 1879. s. Q. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-24
SURVEYING AND C0NFEYANCINg.
ICE CREAM.

MY ICE CREAM SALOON 10 now open for the
w season. Parties fursished With Ice Cream
selOn-.- GUSTAV BROWN.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
e., TINE TABLE
-v,hnraaroN

..vx wILHfHeIcs.
s,,,ssi. 4, ssna. ~, q TSsi 's'ss. ;i.s sss. =:
aN' io.Ss g. u ~" on sundays' s.s'
!S,aS ?. 3 dnl a. . 4s, p m. ,.ao
~ ~s.T, io.as \ q ,.an m, !, l. O. . "a. y. m
su.,aa Wilmington: la6is; san. M.
ipors, az. Az i.oi, Sls. pm '
4 : 'psspio.ii' VI aii ''' p I'D ~ .. . = :
| castle. So, sl' q nj w.
E ssapdsy H. r. s,s a m; iO6' ss'
SS,Ssson y : SosiaStaaa No sunday train.
d. srP ss,srn ~, 4. X. ! j ID, } 10 10 W p"
Sares s,,odsy ws train, $40 2 nc. ~:
rs ARRiv. % a. 9 "a, go ! 06 Q m I;
ilsa,ys,g$ q &, ia 81, sS' nmasvs: o,i n g,
n :, p . m; on 3um"
En, y, " n, NJ. ss4 . m; IL - " u q
sv 70; - IN sundays; IL sS' !"
pap M ,a, 5 70. sH. m; !. ~ = q y ,
y, i,''GS'S sS p nj on Sunday"
n. o,.sm a m iaA, l2ssi
ssn,ps Z J q; 90 sundays's " . MI
]. n.o,sl, 100 a m; NO Sunday
c.s,le. $50 am; Hn M
!. !. , vs.i,c ~, no sunday Y trs,ns;; u !: m
slawa,oe no sunday trains. .o
.m,S,on n; ~ 4 Northern X. r.: . o.
llDi,nsss.1nam x = m; no sunday trains.
~ ~ Western X. r.: ' 90 2 m;
IsnI,. Y ! M; sunday train. Or ? m,
W %,,,.2iNaroN %, LEAVE PHIL
:. ,,sest and washington Or avc- : oc
~ y ss 40. 10 30, II 4S q m; . %, y S'
%ssis. 3 IS, II 30 pm; on San-
% a nv ~ q 0O,9 45, II 30, p m.
y. ~ ,sssoud s and Market streets
M I, N. i! IS, 3D, $40 IL ~ p "
niays; Q 20. II 10 D M
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
,Ies beean to break. ana with them

bIes began to break, ana with them
Warren and his precious burden were
sent shootiDgst0 the surface of the sea
The crew Of the long boat picked them
Unfortunately there was mot yet much
OF a yea, not withstandiDg the force Of the
gale, so that both boats could be easily
Mr. Melton clasped his half.senselsss
all injured, for Warren had contrived 10
shield her person with his oyp form, SO
~ to receive the full force of the shock
when dashed into the cabin.
He was badly bruised and lay nearly
lifeless Ia the bottom of the boat. In
his excitement and anxiety to save Win
nie. he had previously scarcely felt bis
injuries.
"My noble feIIowg' said the captain,
taking branhy-hask from his pocket.
III have saved her; let me dieP' saal
Warren. aaf llaa haa yya.i. % ~ ao
ono, no!'' cried Winnie, sobbing and
moaning over the PROSTATE man. You
must not die, and may, you be happy
with her--the young lady In London
whom you intend 70 we'd, -.
"I-wedT stammered Warren. "L
know no young lady in London. Who
told YOU that ~ ...9l ii,ilf...s- .YI d.
"Mr. Fitzberg.'
The latter colOred, and muttered some-
thing about "all being fsfr In love and
war" .Il.u lI -HNm4c -D. a..
"It was false" said Warren. Then he
leaned back aud bis eyes clOsed.o
"He ~ deadr' screamed Winnie, now
impulsi veiy throwing her arms around
his neck. '''' p
But he was not dead. 'i t'. y
In half an hour the castaways were all
picked up by the French ship, which
had borne down for them, and Warren
was able to sit up in. the berth whittier
he had been conveyed.
| Winnie and her father were at his
side, the girl holding his hand.
| liShe proved tender nurse, and what
might have been expected followed.
They were united few months Ia
1 ter. '"' 'o- -
Warren obtained remunerative ein.
plOyment In the merchant firm Of an
uncle, and is now a partner. ni'D an -in
Winnie and he are indeed happy =
made 30 by that accident to the Reip-
deer-as otherwise Warren would have
left the ship, never perhaps to mee
again the young girl Whose coIdn ess to
wards him, caused by Fitsberg's artfu
faisehood, would thus have remsipet
unexplained! .iar.4. YaI 81 TO- s-f. ID.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

Few are aware of the Importance Of
checking cough or common cold In
its first stage. That which in the begin-
ming would yield to q mid remedy, IL
neglected, soon preys npOn the lungs
DIR. Bulls cough syrup afford instant
relief. ....I..
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

.A n II
TO ali who are suffering from the errOrS
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., l
will send Q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by o missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
zew York City. rtt f
Sdec2O- -eod wly ....
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01

EDWARD BELTS, PREsIDENrJ "-
Paid mp Capital, 06O0, 80.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-01
FACTS VS.. CLAIMS!

Is amusing observe the
grounds seeking ingenuity
production Of "clam
another the biggest, the eldat
gesve and 20 until all appropriate adsstves consumed
OAK HALL, however
Of Claims to be continually Calmly
presenting all occadon evident facts, 1t
waits for the Of favorable
These
tually combines them all
Does produce goods? products
equal them. -...-... . t..
Does another
largest retail clothing business
Does another claim superiority
Tor style than
Does another
for advertising, machnyr eubods
progress
Does another claim
comparison for low prices with the clothing
Does another claim largest 3
stock equal that Of Oak
superiority sty economy,
cells all comparison.
THESE ARE NOT CLAIMS-THEY ARE FACTS
WANAMAKBR & brown,
Oak Hall. Sixth and Market S., Phila
The Largest Clothing House in America.
TINES 81
sepl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-18
lEisGEGYEH NEiL-2

Mr.. Jonathan Ha1oe, veil known ct;z,5
OF Winchester, died suddcGly of c.anp oo.i>.
Olo huIdrcd persons have ccssscd roons ct
the G!eeabIi:r White Sulphur Springs uotl
November |.
Ccl. Robt. Gtritl;0g, it is said will b. ccrni
rated ics the House Ct Delegates l,5n Eau
q1!er 1tx: Monday, without doubt.
THO trial CT Jonas Hockmsr. indicted: far tho
Dur3c: Ct James Foster, was goipg GO LIST
night ct Froat Royal. y number ct wi;oesses
were examined.
\ correspondent! from Cuipcper &. II. states
that Hon. James Barbour has sigeii,a his
lhtat!o0 ct Tot bang candidate f5r The House
OF Delegates this fail.
Col. john I. ADdc;soa did a. his residence,
Mount Joy, GEAR Buchanan, Wednesday, Au.
gust 9Th, 10 the seventy sixth year CT bis sge
alter l brIcf il!uess. Ho had besa declining
tor several yeas. and whilst his death w:s SUD
der, yet It vas not unexpected.
Th;To vas q iseSo gathering &: Stafford G,
h.. Yesterday, to hear tho debt question dis
cu5seo. Ga cccouat CT disagreement as 10
div'sioa OF ;irc. the opposing p,r!ies separated
end i':o acctioes were held, aud addressed h2
hlr. Mssscy q; HE rsaG listers, sad By hles:rs
Goode, kci!yy, lacy aai A.htoo Ct to deb;
DaverS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-18
YELLOW EEEEY.

Nine new cases CT yellow fsver-lYs co!ore1
and four Whises-sad six dea!ns wero ,cported
at Memphis yesterday. A camp is 70 DO estsb.
lished ID which colo.cd pers5rs may 60 for ten
days. after which they will be permitted to 20
into the country to seof. labor.
Secretary McC.s.y teegra2hs 10 Msmphi.
that the President aud caoiIc. have decided thst
since the racent action Of Congress relief for the
people in yellow fever camps must como from
the National Board of Health or from the State
authorities. Tho president of tho National
Board Of Health talegraphs: I'VE will supply
rstions to persons now who 90 out of Memphis
into the camps 70! Period in no case to exceed
twenty days"
The doctors have decided tina. it is tue yellow
faVer 81 ColcoTdia, M!aa., imported from Mem
phis. One hundred and ll;aan persons remain
in Concordis, unable TO sc. through tho shot
gun quarantine.
MEMPHIS. September Is 10 o. u,.-Two new
cases OF yellow tev er and two deaths have been
reported this morning. The weather is clear
and pleasant and the thermometer q: dsy Ugh.
indicated CT.
MEMPHIS. September ls.-Five new csses
we're reported TO the Board Of Heslth Five
deaths have occurred. Mark Morgan, a promi.
nent young attorney, MSS taken sick this morn.
ing. it is thought, with the fever. The city pre-
sents Sunday appearance. nesrly al the s!orea
on Main stree. being closed il observance Of the
Jewish New Year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-18
ihe Mescrie Eclectic for Septe1n Der has been
received, and has varied md Interesting table
u: contents
Fatal Fire.
o.. uGnten!s.

BosToN, Sept. lS.-The list q the deed
taken from the tenement house 90 Gold street,
"hich YES burced last uiaht. comprises five
pefs1os, which MY DO Increased 10 scyap or
eight. iac tit couple who lived CO the first
Hour mod. trelc csaage 10 safety and were not
tissii II du.l1g TIC eight. The Gillespie fam
~ escaped 10 sa!cy Hith the exception OF the
wI'e AID tuotd:r. Mary, woman fifty years
CD, Hhu, whcu sho might have escaped by
va kiog otly ab2ut Elk feet, beosno b,aiIdered
aud S@ooDet IL aer room. She was taken Gu:
10 40 appAreu.iy ding eoEGiiou ard removed
20 Station No With the other victims of the
Gre. Her III uries arc terrible. o. the PiefTsrs
nho occap!ed tie ssoood hNr. Rose Aoic,,
s6uoG woman OF twenty ttr1e, was found at
late hour lJirg lr the enr7 CT that Goor. Mrs.
PEetter aut Two children lmped from tho sia.
dow and were bit slightly turt, but Dir.
Phetfer shared the tate CT his tiece. Mir. Me-
roth Was killed BY Jumping from window.
Mira. liodlid's bocy, c5srred beyond r.oogri.
tlun. was found ca me roof. Charles Ho!drid,
he son. is at the hospital Internally injured
from Jumping to the prou1d s5d with 40 arm
brckso. When DIRE. Gillespie was removed to
he hospital she WIS thought TO be in dying
condition
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Letter tr0m EeuihebUrg.

Correspondence cf tho Alexandria Castle.
SCUEFLEBURG, Sept. lI.-Joe Fsyrog and
myself went ever 10 Fton: Royal yesterday to
hear tho speaking. Just as the chicken c,ck
upon the hillside ctsv sud tee crisut rays Of
approaching day drove The festive mick aud
weasel from tho barn yard. wa went shavicg
along toto towr. The hour being rather carly.
and our geIerSl appearance equally so, W. a;
first feared no might be mista ken ttr 'iramps"
aud dealt with sccordirgle, bat rac1llectipg that
it vas Front Royal, aaI not Waueat0a. ",
were approaching, ge concluded to "be calm''
aud await re.ul,s. We awaited results sud
were dissp 2o;rtc3. General Pay0c, who bad
beeo advertised 70 speak 90 the occsson was
detained BY the trial OF tho celebrated Cave
case q: L1ray. Mr.. Alien. whom We aui
several hu1dted Ct others @cre also arxious to
hear. cana Dot, s1d tE512h The Hon. James
V. Brooke did c,mc, he W IS hcsrse. ond was
put away dowa 81 the lit OF speakers. lndeed
50 far that macy, AMI atUone then ourselves,
did not hesr bin OF ell, 0si7g c!mpecd to ra
tufn to the q1ietuco OF GU! rural vine and tx
tree long betorA lis turn came to speak. Tbs
greater portion CT the c7clog vas c)ns1msd
by the corporations Ct hone talent, which
spread itself 10 ell the grandeur and versatility
of O rhetorical surorsberea!is. It is said tia.
the epesch Ct Mr.. Book, Was mastery, sod
certainly lhos, oe Co. Tu5aar apd Rev. Mr..
KeneleY were. Tho eif,si Ct tie latter geutIe
man, though uas;udied aad inpronriu. was
replcte With tgio aai soiaiilfa,s with w.t. Col.
Turner is q clesr, graceful aGd etftc,ive speaker.
but keneey is cross between bsspipe aud
trombone. | understand he il very good
whistler. This meeting il regarded as dis
comiura to tie rear jase:
Tho MidlcaurG c12vcat;on WIS held oc the
18Th and Gen. Payne romi:a.ed By acclsma
ton for h,ater, saa Fauqler is happy.
Hewitt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-18

Mr. Hayes Won the piiz, fyr Inconsistency at
Youngstown. Ohio. yesterday, when &c tvai!ed
tinsct CT tho opportunity afforded ly sol.
dl,r's reunion to make political speech. CIR
cell! the postmaster OF New York, was remoy.
Cd fy MIR. Hayes fer igntr:rg bis order pro.
Eisi!icg federal tficchaIisIs from taking part
IN polite. tti.ils, sho tih;eholdcrs in Wash.
laetoD bte specially forbidden by bio from
,vcn forming State associations 10 bentG! their
party, ADD clerks 10 government offc IS through.
Gu! the c>1otry are cot alowcd to interfere 10
politics, bus tie President of The country, the
man who issued The order referred to, Cot only
ial!s to apI rsoiatc the importance Ct Observing
1t 10 his lwn case. bu. 20 far iorgets tie "a.
lcnal character Ct his tfico and the digpry Ct
bis position as to make partisan sId sectional
spetcb. |; Was bad enough when be allowed
tie members of his cabinet 10 leave their cfic:s
Tor weeks OF time 10 order TO enter partisan
cAmpalgo. still w0Is, when tho Vic, President
Of Tie whole ccuutry assumed Tho role Lf a VIC.
!dnt slo.iouai l.udcr. Lu: words fail TO tytr.ss
what patriotic zen must think of President
who wilIirgl7 adds whet s:rcug:h he POSSESSES
10 the Efforts CT thy:c vino ETC stli7ipg 10 re-.
tord The prosperity Ct his country by keeping
Ghso tie aoimoSlics enpcudcTcd by he Var.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-18

EDUCATING Her z uSBAND.-Ihe most un
expected (and wo might state romsntic) mar
risge that hss ever occurred in Tsy.or county
took place q. the residence Of Mra Bartlett, on
last Friday nigat. BY the Rev. J. g. Marrsy.
Mr.. John Childrews, - years Of age, to Mrs.
Bartlett, SO years of sge. wife OF the late James
Bartlett, whose death occurred about three
months ago. Mr.. Chidrews is poor but worthy
young man, who hiss for several years past been
an employee OF Dir. Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett,
being lady OF considerable wealth. has agreed
to thoroughly educate her husband, and he ia
now in attendance ct Butler Female College
and Male Institute. -BHier, Ga HcrnM.