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, 1879-07-04

The County Treasurer Ia lpaying orders on the
General Fund Up to March "a.
Tho east OF Mrs. Adelaide Robert Inns been
postponed until tho September turn.
No session Of tho Criminal or County Court
will be neld to-day, a1a tho coantY Offices Wll!
he Cioaed.
! The Committee on Public Charities yesterday
iuduIgcd in trip 10 ElgIn,-of course Mt tho
expense OF thu county
Lewis Wilson was yesterday sontonced IN tho
Criminal Court to three years In tho IcuLtan-
tiafy GU Charge Of horso-stcallng.
Edward q. Conneau yesterday filed yo.un~
tary assignment In Insolvency to II. J. Goodrich.
Ills aatets consist Of bookents und ehosos in
aetlon t46a5, personality f5,ge5, and thu l'abIlI-
tics are returned at $l3,1s5. No order was
made, Judge Lootnts being otst Of town.
Tic Sheriff yesterday received a spcclnl fl-'a
ordering him to luvy upon certain property At
Humboldt Park. alleged TO beloug to o"orgo
Won liollun, gure but no: forgnttcn. TlIo suit
Was brought by Edward Foss md Louis
Snydncker, anu the amount Involved was S3f5.
The Grand Jury yesterday considered num-
Der Of cases ain found indictments in fourteen
ot them. a session will he llad this morning.
lastls probably teo MINUTES or 60, far tic p,lr
pose 0f enabling tflc gang 10 t.rAw thclr nay for
tlle tlny. Saturday tsn' Jury will adjourn for
kecps. Nobody will grarvo over the facs.
Judge Moran Yesterday 8CnttncEQ IbatfG4
Graham al,.l william st. Clair to QUO ytar eacl,
fn tliu FenltehttaEy on c1lasEe OF burglary. II
appeared tlat the n,ss!, who casnaed respectable
patcntnKc nnd assoc1utllnst were iprccd by
| hunger 10 steal, aaA yesterday they pleaded
| guilty IL the charge against thrEn Jnsttco Was
tempered with n,arcy and they got nIf easy
Frnuk N. Kurf, of M. l04 North DespIutnca
street, nut bridget HulltYun. OF No. 40 Furqucr
street, were Yesterday united III The holy bonds ot
| lnatrlInnly by Father Scaulan. Mr. kurr was d
guest Of Jnlltr carrier, nInl wanted 10 Eee Out
| for the Fourth. BrklEpt was uesfrous III getting
married, IA indeed tlete uas ln.lcl occasion, thai
alle should t,c, but neither party had the where
wtthaI, SLED, tp nut up Tor tic license. So the
boys I'll the shctiips ulIlca csabbed together and
rlisctl llu uaeessarv Innds i It Is Tor 1t stc
bc named Maxwell Hoffman llealy kurr.
Before Judge McAllister in the Criminal
Court Yesterday u,ersllng, tl!N arguments Tor
rchcurnv In Ills case Uf William CAREY, tlt
murderer OF lss brpther-ln-lnw, alnx ttss"tin
wcrp lionrl. TiIe defcnse submitted afltstaStts
narncs unknown, Alsu, they. cialuad that nlt
Court should hare instructed thu Jury t]lat 1r
rcrtatn contingencies They might rttllr!l yer
.ct tnr n,AhsiaMyhtuf, Autl that tsu xess.syt "a.
iuc0s..istcnt with tho eydcure. The Cour
lnnde stlort work Ut the objections, saying thu
tho case Nns ,nuFler OF rothtnK, aNA that til,
Jury Ind taken 1ucrctfAl view OF IT. llc fe
fuseu to eMte1tntn thn mutton for 4 ncW.ts
nld sentences Casey 10 fourteen ycars Ia Til
| ran1tant{uty.
, 1879-07-04

All Of tho o!llces will be closed to-day.
The police and lrcmcn wero paid yesterday
morning.
joan Angus, br!ek contractor OH the City
Hall, Was giscu I'LL estimate Tor 1900 yostsr-
day.
The license receipts Yesterday amounted to
utops $500. 30 far about l0a SALOONS huss
ruuewed.
L. ". nlatchford 4 ca. were yesterday
eighty tons Of pig lcssl.
s<Fui1 'count MarJ Iiart.s' restgnaaonl I"
cried u Attle newsboy under The May0r's win.
dow yestestlay AFTERNOON. Mr. lIurrtsou looked
moment Vi The ilttiu fe!iow, and frii back III
, 1879-07-04


An adjourned mectlug OF the City Council
was held last evening, all OF tie members pres
ent except Aid. sandora, Tnley. Purcell, alal-
lory, JONAS, and Mccormick.
Aid. McCatfroy was called to the chair.
1I,c special order was the reports Of Conf
>p,lttccs.
:. Tile Finance Committee reported adversely On
the proposition Or ordcr to pay tile layers Of
wa,er-mains $2 por day. Tho report was placed
on tllo, and tho order VIVA pnsscd.
The Finance Committee further reported H.
vornb1Y upon d proposition to purchase lor6c
md buggy for tho rsc Of tic alaror, which was
deferred.
Thomas Ryan waa allowed sis for horse
killed on North lalstcd street.
The repurt Of the Committee on Railroads to
regulate the number OF pcrsons to be carried on
thc street cars was deferred.
The report OF tic Committee on Licenses In
regard to ,ntlowinE minors to play pool md
other gnu,us In saloons wns deferred.
T'he Committee on Judiciary reported 10 farnr
OF placing ,&t' charges aEalnst ex-Ald. LoddinE
on tilc. tnasmueh as The gentleman hnd ceased to
aid. Lavler Inquired whether the Clerk hal
in his possession communication regarding tlsc
removal Of sfarshal Benucr. lie was declared
out of order.
AID. Dl1ou stated lint tile Mayor had told
hin, TINT he wo,lld make no communication to
the Council Mt this meeting regarding thas mat
ter, but would do 70 at the uext.
4 resolution to limit the t!nle Of labor Of city
emr,loycs to eight hours was laid OIL tho table,
The ordinance 10 repeal thu ordinance cou-
ccrn!1Ig the driving OF cattle through the public
strecta was deferred, after lengthy dtacnssiot,,
AID. Lnwlor moved to SUSPEND tho rules to
introduce resolution expressing tho regrets Of
The Council Mt tho acttou Of tho MnYor In sempr-
luz Fire -Mnrkia' Dapnor.
Aid. Cnllcrton objected to d tcsponston Of the
rules. because tile meeting Was for tllG purpose
OF taking up reports Of committees petitions,
md communications.
AID, Lawier contunled flint te had q right to
move suspension Of tllc rules.
L Aid. Dixon thought there was not q member
In tEe Council Tint did not approve of tho sen
tfments expressed IN AID. LawlcF's resolution.
Tho Chair r,l!e'i that tho Council was worklnl
under slspenslon Of tho rules, AMI AID. Ln,E
/ lers motion could not bo cntortaiuod, although
he said be would be happy TO vote Tor the rcsotu
/ t1ou.
Aid. Lawler appealed from tho ruling Of th'
| Chair.
The lee!siou Of the Chair was sustained BY
vote oG al to2,
An order WAS submitted authorizing Vic OK
| tepafon OF Thtrty-tifth street across the truck
Of tho Chicago l. Alton Rsilroaq, which ~a
| adopted.
Some minor. or1crs for street improvement
were passed and the Council adjourned.
, 1879-07-04
denco Of str. Schroeder hero Is decorated with
Herman ant United States colors, Aftcr
bridal to,,r In Europe Dr. ntd Mrs. Hclltrtnor
will como to the United States and mako It thctr
liimN.
FEEDING HORSES ON CORN.


COOK CouNrr, ILL.,, Juls 3.-In .'rnB TRtnUsu
Of this ,nor,.l,,r appears an article; from which
] am led to infer Tint great many people think
feeding torscs on cusn produces btindneas.
Men wl,o entertain suc!, tdoa, cannot bo rory
cloao observers. lsccu frU,n four to six ,orsca
nil ihc time, aud hare not fed twenty bushels
al oats In i've years, ntnl hare not had even q
sYmptom OF btntncss IN any OF my horses. |
iced corn entirely, With the exception Of tl1rce
aud mr. horses keep ID good condition,
FARMER.
, 1879-07-04
knJtcF,

lam authorized to cay that lfF. WAt1al's double
team, 8allic 4. and aats, will trat 1t Dexter Park
July Fourth, with @. o. Avety's and Jnhn NFen.
nock's. Mr. Darling will dsiye Ar. WaIxel'stear.
Mr. Watxcl has also contributed tho uas OF s&l.
die. .nusse for one Of the lajies.
7. IL, KEEN, Secretary.
, 1879-07-04
FEDERAL FRAGMENTS.

The -T.oaslrylssburaement ycs tcsday
a,aouutrt TO sla9,000.
Ono hundred barrels Of slcohol wero exported
by Cbtcago dtstilleEs yesterday,
The lntcrual.revenue receipts at Collector
naryey's o(lee yesterday footed up sa71"0, OF
which, anouut &a9p, 18a was Tor tax-patu aptstst.
, 1879-07-04

CLEMENT T. SAVER AND NCKEYS zOUAvES.
Thosa elegant now uniforms which tas "l.aekcy
Zonavea" wofo on tht.r trip to Indianapolis Wcrc
made BY Clement Sayer at their great steAm-pow-
cfcothng mandatory, 4l6 to +e+ Milwaukee ay.
enuc. ThIs Hrm not ouly mako and sell from
10, 600 to 20, GOO garments monlhly In thcls
trady made department, but make 10 0rdor special
unftoEms for military companies. aremen, police
inen. kocictist bands, etc. Also, make 10 order
tho 1nest tu4tom garments for dEcss or business
wsar. ut much smaller pElcas than south.s!ds
dealers,
, 1879-07-04

6lc.t was TGS1CFuhJ uGlu IN f1JU D9u 10 LIE
Crl,nlual Court uY Justtce Hudsou.
The kidnapping case OF Mrs. Wilson versus
4. X. hnll, Constable, was continued by .Justico
TrInlevle yesterday until tbs 6th, as2 p. IN.
Bl,arp,
There appears to 10 some possibility Of MI M
rroaeh 10 an end In the Qunn.HatdEin arson
case. Yesterday Justice Wilson hcard como
more testimony, and Saturday tho attorneys
viii orato
A spcak-tlfcf Inst night vent through an
a No. ss5 Madison street aud helped iinscli
to about $40 In cash fn the money drawer. 4
clerk named I1ammer1nt,los was at work III the
rear Of tho storo Mt tho time.
Some three or four Italians had fight last
evening ln tic basement Of m fcc-crcam saloon
nt No. 208 West Madison street, One mnn WAS
cut about t1c face, but BY tho time t1e police
arrived ut the place no ono kuew anything
about 1t. and tho Injured man was spirited
away.
Deputy Sheriff Burke yesterday arrested Ed
ward W. Andrews gu a rcquts!tion from Gov.
hoga County {Cltve,unh> for forging d eoun!e Of
notcs, md lie will 20 back in charge Of Edwin
]. Blandon Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Of
CuynhoEa County.
Tic case OF tho Lnsesl1c Printing Company
ncalnst tic printers whom they had nsrcstcd for
Justice Mech Yesterday. was ct,ntlnucd until
Thuratlay, tic l3.h !nst, at D. n. sharp At tl,o
rcoucst of nl] parties conccrned. Including TIC
Cuurt, whose blood VA ut boiling heat.
.,,-...... 49,. -. n.... ,,,,,.n,,
at!nor arrests; 4oatl Rooney deofgc Wlson'
ana aa!nes Galla4Ean. young "iosolonasn ss! ~,
WnoM Inc noieG "Gnt KSpt bHntnn 1ns nas" nnsA ,
while bcscechsnE tte County Agent for tEans-
tnlss'on 20 the tounif nosnLa!| hlah"ecu 10
s1eas u nfcaa a.1 1hene t Lssho's, ap1nh
naIl ol wc,i ng sta9ssi on rs "shy rn o"io5s ~
lpE captafeai Frey I'll. tio!l, q 20. oos ooutn iark
asehne, saasGea WIN 4, s'Sa!g twsMhs5 an yasas ot
carpeG Isom 0eoIsu T. Easo1t ~ ~. ~ Gos 81.
taRo ds9ye asehnSi satRn Sa''a1i. lateeny o. w
ip!h .. n!e3, " NeW iolK. Ttohl sue fopcu
into 'of house IN "chcsc"he'"
, 1879-07-04
ffNNSYi MANIA AcAnEMY.

PENNSYLVANIA ktNptMf,
We dcsire to call attention to tho card OF The
Pennsylvania 1!illtasy Academy, which appean In
our papes 1t uas Ut ths recent Commencement Of
this Institution that aectetary 1cCrary delivered
hss eloquent address on "Soue Elements Of Sac'
ceaa in Llfa
, 1879-07-04

Mr.. WILLIAM r. KERR
and bIr. ]. H. Noc purchased nne studebaker side.
bars yesterday, Theao buggies ate the easeat-
riding aud beat Appearing stJls OF soad wagon Ia
the market,
, 1879-07-04

Don't begin tho day without sonao Of DANson',
dfcWorks Gil State street.
, 1879-07-04

Parents, do not use yiln drugs or nostEumR Ia
yous families, but usa puta tIop Ntstets.
, 1879-07-04

PENSIONS.
Miss AHA t. Sweet, rousaon Agent, has fur
ntallel tho following resume OF the operations
Ut the uui.e.l States Pension Agency Iii this city
during The tsrai ycnr enatDG Junn 10, 16s9. This
following arc taa figures: .......
Paid IN army tnyal!ds .............3l, 10. p?5
['nt1 to HsmY wlduWk k,.,.., -, -, =. SAlI, iEA
paI4 10 lKlt surYiyofa ...,.,.,,...,., >. 40. ..bA
rutA 10 isl. wild avs. wa...,........... .... T7,9
l'ail 10 nnyy 1nSa.tGs.... ...... ......., 4, t!1
Paid t0 navy widows :. ..,.,........... TILE
Army and ,luvy nrrcats cases. payments
commencing May ], lb1il. il..,.....,.. a88, ;s1l
Total. ...... .........,...s3, G7.. ljl7
, 1879-07-04


Following ia Il list OF tho assessment for per-
SOMA! taxes made tlis year am lust an a fcw of
tho bcst.kupwa capttAlisls of Nurtn Chicago:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

GoosEREnn1Es AND CuRnANrs-There
is no reason why both these very useful fruits
should not DO found abundantly in every
garden. They are no trouble to raise. They
grow readily from cuttings. Take the wood
of last year from six to ten inches in length,
prepare the bed or place where they are to
stand permanently, forceithem into the ground
not less than four inches, press the ground
firmly around them, mulch them and let
them alone. IF a bush is desired let the
buds on the cutting remain ; but if a tree or
single stem is preferred, remove all the buds
that would go beneath the surface. Let
them stand about three feet in the row, and
if there is more than ono row, let the rows
be four feet apart.
In the spring the dead wood of both the
gooseberries and currants should be cut out,
and the new growth should be thinned where
shere are too many, as it will interfere with
the product. The best red currant is the
Dutch and the best goosebsrries are Down
ing's Prolific and Houghton's Seeding.
Germantown Telegraph.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
p o 6 TIC A l..
RAIN IN THE HEART.

The 70 lowing lines were found by Confed-
crate soldier in deserted house on the PENN
sula, Virginia
IL this were al1-oh. If this were all
That into each life some rain must fall,
There were fewer wrecks on the shores OF t1me.
But tempests of WOO pass over our soul
Since winds of anguish we cannot control,
Aud shock after shock We are called on 70 beer.
Tall the lips are white with tie hearts despair.
The shores of time with wrecks are sire WI,
Unto the ear eomes over moan
Wrecks:of hopes that setisail with giee,
Weeks of hopes. sink1r g.sEently.
Many are hidden from The human eve.
oaIy God knoweth how deep they lies
Oily God heard when arose the cry,
s'lelp me to bcar-ol, help nae TO bear"
"Into each life some rain mnst fall,'
If this were al1-oh. If this were all!
Yet there's o rsfnge from storm and blast!
G.vria Patri-weI reach it At last.
Be strong. be strong. to my heart cry,
The pearl in the wounded shell doth lie;
Dave of sunshine are given to all.
Tho'''into eachrlife some rain must fall"
LENT.
Ifany coarse. unfeeling Teller.
Asks the loan of your Jim brel!er.
TIL him 1t Z Lent
If any tramp presumes to folier.
Aud beg the loan of half dollar,
Tell him it's Lent.
And SO tell all who come to borrow.
SuIae treasured article te-morrOw-
Tell I'm it's Lent.
So. Louis Times Journal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
Capt. Goodwin.

ysIs s1HffahMaiBsG sf6s fsfTs ffi
New York. at very heavy cost, which have
always kept at home. He now has colts five
tiers they are, am persuaded to stand him this
season. He has quito number of colts that
can trot in three minutes, and two that h n.Nn
Rough and Ready" that trotted m 241. sold
for 5000. An unbroken three-year old sold dd at
Mr.. Horsey's sale on the 10th of March for $500.
Mr. Horsey sold enc last Summer in Hagerstown,
to Charles Eutterer for Saeo this colt has been
others have been sold for large sums of money
TLey all have long, open gait. and experience
broken OF bridlew ise. People stand very much
in their own light by net raising good Rtosk--
they cost but t,itle more in the start and are
prices. They are all Of fine size.
G%rY OF IF TIE B,x Get Good
Wv wiz, as banded to Q Horsev by col; Abtott;
Safe Of Ntro York. Sullivan Comfy .-ThomasN
sains 81 that
and 1868, he vas the owne! of the dam Of the
was sired by Sack EFT 3 HambIetopian, sire's dam
by" American Star" THos. n. kSItFINs.
Subscribed and sworn before ne this s4th day
Of February 'szs. 5sss!:. + f 4: Ss:s:
man Of good reputation and entitled to credit
and belief. T.. CHAPLIN,
saekett's mtletonian was sired by Rys-
dvk's Hnmbletonian his dam was sired by
Philip. grandson of imported "hesseuGer."
The dam of "Capt. Goodwin" was sired by
g Harry CLAW" he by old " Harry Clay" grand
dam by "Membrino Chief" grand dam by
" Messenger"
TERMS" Capt Goodwin " will stand for
Mares the coming season for SIS cash. By the
season you have the eh2uce to return your Mare
in cnse she fails to got in foal.
sCapt Goodwin" will stand at the following
times and places: On Monday, March 3lst, at
w. p CAREERS stable, on tho farm OF James
Roper. u miles from Charlestewn, Jefferson
county, W. Vir2inin. VIII remain there until
April 3tb On Friday and Saturday in Knoxville.
This shall be his route every two weeks; the
balance Of tho TINS at the subscrber's stable
near Burkittsvile, Frederick comfy, Sid. All
parties WHO nay the Groom must take from Il i'm
a receipt for money paid.
JOHN d. AuALT.
Francis Gordon, Groom.
Needwood March IS, lS721m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
FIELD AND FIREsIDE.
An Experiment in Planting.

Last spring one Of my neighbors conciu.
ded to try an experiment in planting corn
and potatoes, which he conducted as follows:
He prepared the ground in the usual man
ner and marked rows each way, rather closer
than usual, (about three feet each way.)
Then commencing on one side of the piece
Of ground Gan acre or two,) he planted two
rows of Early Rose potatoes, then two rows
Of corn, etc, alternating between corn and
potatoes.
There are several advantages in this plan
The potatoes complete their growth and may
be dug before the corn occupies the ground
to any extent. Also, the corn has the full
benefit of the sun and plenty of room, while
the slight shade which the potatoes receive
from the corn when they are nearly ripe, is
rather beneficial than injurious.
The potatoes we're cultivated and hoed the
same as the corn and were not hilled. They
produced an excellent crop, much more than
the Same number of hills planted in tho
usual manner, while the corn yielded eighty
bushels of ears to each acre of ground but
as only e-half the price should be charged
to the corn, it really produced one hundred
and sixty bushelf to each acre occupied.
Thus, from each acre he obtained eighty
bushels of corn Of the very best quality, and
O good crop of potatoes, the exact amount of
which was unable to learn.-W. IT, Farms
s0orth, in Practical Furnler.
UNcovEn1NG PaorEoED PLANrs.-Mauy
things which are supposed to be benefited by
being protected during the winter, suffer by
being left too long protected at this season
Of the year. Il is more than likely that
moro things are lost by this extension of
time to protected article, than ever are lost
by utter neglect of protection. Many things
are always covered which really need none,
and these are often lost by tho length of
time the covering remains them. Straw
berry beds are often covered with deep mass
of decaying matter when they would have
been just as well off under the naked atmos-
phere. So long as the weather romans cold
there is no injury from this litter, as it ia
termed but with few warm days the rot,
ton macs begins to Torment and sooa decay
is communicated to the halthy and living
vegetation. People think that articles once
covered are very tender, aud that the slight>
est cold will ipjurs them but il thing is
tolerably hardy much more danger will accrue
from warm damp than from dsy cold. Those
things which, like raspberries, have been
buried beneath the the earth, will not suf-
fer so much as those covered by deeaying
vegetable material; but yet thu should not
be taken out of the ground before the first
April, unless the sprouting shall be going on
for some timo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
BOOKS fss RlHLLEQA
BERKSHIRE PIGS AND PEKIN DUCKS.

THE undersigned has for sale fae Pure Bred
l. BERKSHIRE -P1GS-stoek greatly i'm
proved within the past twelve months: aIso
BRONZE TURKEYS, and Pure PEKIN DICKS
from the Oakland tohio) Poultry Yard-ths
largest breed In existence
ALBERT L. MOORE,
r o. ChaTlestown, Jefferson Co.. w. va.
February 4, lS19-3tn. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

HOUSEHOLD HINTs.-Ripe tomatoes will
remove ink and other stains from white
cloth, also from the hands.
A teaspocnful of turpsntine boiled with
your white clothes will aid the whitening
process.
Boiled starch is much improved by the
addition of little sperm, or little salt, or
little gumarabic dissolved.
Beeswax and salt will make your fat-irons
as clean and smooth as glass, tie lump of
wax in rag and keep it for that purpose.
Whom the irons are hot, rub them first with
the wax rag, then scour with paper or sloth
sprinklsd with salt.
Blue ointment and kerosene, mixed in
equal proportions, and applied to bedsteads,
Is an unfaiiug bedbug remedy, and that a
coat of whitewash is ditto for the walls of
log house.
Kerosene will soften boots or shoes which
have been hardened by water, and render
them as pliable az new.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

lGHT MITCHELL have jest receir ed . I.rp.
stick OF Extracts (ior the HandkerehieO Ne1
1oEn hay, Jockey Club. Violet, Ess. Bouquet and
der for che Toilet
EtAVoRING EXTRACTS.-Lemon, Vanilla.
Suh"oerTJ, Roee, Pine Apple and Psach.-
So.d ~ LIGHT MITCHELL.
LIGHT MITCHELL.
'I'obASCo and Cigars, chest In tovn) cold by
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
we also have stock Of Paints, Oils. Turpen-
tines and Varnishes. which offer very cheap
for the CASH aud reasonable credit.
May ], 1873. LIGHT MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

FOR SALE.
NNE Complete Sod. Apparatus, consulting of
" Marble Draft. one Copper Fount and Gena-
rator. having use for il, any needing it
vii! secure great bargain.
.QUIGLEY,
Harper's Ferry. March =. 1879. Druggist.
WE have just received q FRESH Stock of II the
w popular brands of Cod Liver Oil, consisting
OF Tougera's, Maryip's, HAMPERS, Baker 4
Wilbur's, all nice and fresh. To be had from
T. VS.. QUIGLY,
Druggist, HarpeTs Ferry.
TRY the Moss Starch. which 10 far superior to
Il Starch, and at much less figures. To be had
a. TVS. QUIGLEY's
Drug Store, 5nrper's Ferry.
MAKE your own Soap. A case OF Rabbits Pots
w ash, just received, which can offer ut low
figures, far superior to Concentrated LJe,st
T-Y 8. QUIGLEY's
Drug Store, Hsrper's Ferry.
DURE Wine and Liquors, only for Medicinal
Purposes, always on hand at
TVS QUIGLEY's
Drug Store, Harpsr's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
PLASTER

UsT Received Fifty Tons of best ou.it, Of
- Nova Scotia Plaster. which We are now Grind
In ana eeAing At the loEs.t price for Cash only.
=. ,,. WEIRIcK 4 WELLER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

To KEEP PIANO KEYS WuIrE.-Piapo.
keys that have become yellow will lose much
of the color BY leaving them open, as keeping
them closed too much is the cause of their
being yellow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

A Dish FOR BREAKFAsr.-Takss six good
cooking apples, out them in slices one-forth
of an inch thick, have a pan of fresh, hot
lard ready, drop the slices in and fry until
brown; sprinkle little sugar over them and
serve hot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

TEACHERS wANTED.-S5O to aiOO or
l. $500 PER MONTH. during the Spring and
Summer. For full particulars Address. J. c. Nc
CURDY CO Philadelph Pa. MarlI-4v.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

To Stop CRACKS IN A STovE.-Wood
ashes and common salt, made compact with
water, will stop the cracks of stove, and
prevent the smoke from escaping.