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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-16

foil stock Of Ready Made Clothin z, mbraeia 4
LIS sRst las. aud ali qualities and ptitea
HATS ASO Cara, Doors AND SA0Es, Ful SIsRIsa
Goons, NoTIoss, Sc. in almost sHdlsss variety.
A full line Of CARPETS of all kinds.
STAMPING done at short notice.
We Agents for the Celebrated Hess BE 90.
BOOTS ASO SHOES. Also, Tor ihe Cslls:o!d
Collars md Cnhs for Gentlemen.
October T. 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-16

Our White Goods Department eomnrisss n,
different fabrics aud are OF Superior fpisa an
corresponding low prices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-16

- John W. Garrett, Esq, was no. elected
President of the BALTIC. g. Ohio Railroad on
Wednesday last for the twenty,second con>
secutive time
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-16
Charlestown Academy, Nov. &c, 10.

Mr.. Ira C. Garfield, one of the founders
of the widely. known jewelry house of Cam
field, Brother & Co. and much respected
citizen, died suddenly at his place of bust.
ness, corner Baltimore aud Charles streets,
Baltimore, at 8 o'clock, Saturday evening,
week.
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IL A Z r lie D


In the Al. E. Church South in Charlestown,
on Tuesday Decembs eth. 1872: by Rev. A.
REGISTER, Mr.. JOHN Fl. RAMEY and Miss
SARAH A. CLENDENNING. daughter of MIR.
John Ciendenning-all of this county.
At Harper's Ferry, December lst 1879 by Rev.
ID. l.. YAND1VER, Esq, to Miss n. FOX,
all of Mineral county, W. Va.
AS the residence Of tho brides parents. near
lola, Kansas, Nov. 25th. 1879, by Rcv. E. 8. Mil
Ter. assisted by Rev. J. 8. Kline, Mr.. RUFUS L.
UPDEGRAFE, formerly Of Hagerstown. Md.
of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Snyder, formerly of Jefferson
county, W. Va.
At the NJ. E. Parsonage, n Sheph erdstown, on
the 9th instant, by Rev. D. @ Miller, Mr.. Wh.
l.. ARTHUR to Mrs. MOLL1E BURKE. widow
of Geo. D. Barke, deceased. nee Kerfoot. all of
Shepherdstown.
December 10th, 1879. at the Unionville NJ E.
Church South. by Rev. J. L ShipIev. Mr.. JAS.
II. MILLER to Miss CORA SHIRLEY. all of this
county.
At the residence of the bride. in Shepherds
t9wm: on the iltlI inst, by Rev. D G: Miller
THUR, both of Shepherds.own.
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- Col. Chas. j. Faulkner's company, the
Berkeley Light Infantry, were mustered out
of service on Monday of last week, their
term of enlistment, three years, having ex-
pired.
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Congressman A. NJ. Lay, (Den.,) of
Missouri, died in Washington on the Sth in
slant, of paralysis
, 1879-05-26
MORE BULLDOZING.

Why tho ooiorod People Arc Fleeing from
TIM Sonth.
HnscfHsta, tlt7ss.) Central Sidr.
Wcdncsdsy night Inst week at o'clock t}vo OF
six armed men visited the plantation Of Messrs.
John and Dick Cross, In tho northwestern por-
tlon OF this county. and knocked at Tho door OF
colorcd man by the nsme Of George Love.
TlIcy demanded that ha opcn tho door, which
for somc time le refuacd to do They threat
cned to burn tho house dowu, ana tllereupon s,,
walked Into the house, put their 0uns TO
GcorCe'a head, and ordered him to walk out
with them. lie, of course, complied, but bad
only gone short dtat9nce when he broke md ai.d
could carry him. Two. slots we're fired
at him as he ran, ono o! which took effect
IN his right shoulder md grazed his right sdo.
and thus escaped shrn,, the niaht being quits
dnrk. 1io Rays tl.nt ho recognized tle two nlcn
who entercA his house .aa james sea!s ard
Elijah Woods, The two men who were up
rorix!ng negroes on the same PLACE, aud hunting
for Mr.. Jos Cross. Tho ottscra being out IN tho
dark, George says ho could not recognize them.
On Fr!dny night Scala a,ld Woods were brought
arraIrned irIoro Justices Court, but On ac:
count Of absent wltnesscs the case was continued
until yesterday. On Saturday night eight
armed men agan visited tlle same place' nild
uFGu s0l IllelE Euus1 GO Lie LCE1VE oL tllt
negroes. On Tuesday night the t1no
dwelling on tho ptacc was Grea about l
o'clock, md .entircly conalvned. The Messrs.
| Cross aid frcn1 Were sleJnl,lg In 40 outhouse
nenr by. at,tl saw about ak men walking of, tlle
iIasncs lighting up tllu woods for a considerable
distance. They wera not near enoucll to 1lrc
unon them will, certainty. and SO they escaped.
tho northw estorn part Of this county are highly
cri1ninnf, subyersivo Of peace, eccurttY, md
prosperity, usld should be stamped out with tte
F.! full wc!rlt Of tic Inv, by whomsoeyer commit.
such acts generally provailcdf VINO would liFo
| III it4 WHO would tavu property hero. even as
free c:ft, II compelled to ltro on 1T We havo
not language strong enough TO express rs our con- \,
their cnuntry, who have no regard for tho sane
tity o uman tsfc, and Are ntterly indifferent to
| the welfare OF tho peonlo among whom they
| ltYa.
, 1879-05-26


n handsome yuunI nlau III Homo was sur
prlsed in thu street BY receiving soundtts box
on hls ezra from pretty young woman whom
no l,ud never seen before. Presently she found
that aha VIVA hoxlug tln wrong tnasl's cars. Shn
blushed and apo!ogtzed 80 successfully tint tito
young man was Interested, atltl resolved 10 sec
hcr again, ile cauIc, lIc saw; sue rms sllup-
gir2-in American Il snics}aay; io loTed, and Of
forcd to throw In l1js htl1!ll With lis heart.
Ii VIC wcre 70 loAyo tho history at th!s point,
tho 1nosnl effect would be bad. All sorta OF
girls would be huxillg all surts Of young mems
ears III tho strcet. Tue presaus practice OF
clipping tho hair, which giYcs 10 sosnc young
mon'a aars great projection, would make them
peculiarly susceptible to tlts loye.tnaknE.
Handsome young men would mood to wear
thtcxly- padded car-lnu1crs IN tho street. Girls
would trayel on their muscle instead OF pEatt!e
But tho history hos tragfcal ondlag. which
m0y prevent tlIis from becoming tlle fashion.
Tho Girl sa!i stu VIVA sngaKed. and tho young
nun tried 20 forget thu impression. At length
sho wro,c hin to come and sec lcr Ut hospital; !;
AMI he heard her atosy Of love, abandonment.
and a child, whtcs. aha asked him TO caro- for,
which he did by placing II Ia a CHARITY Asylum,
nnd challenging and crppllns tho seducer. This
tragic sequel may pruycnt FROM gpreadsng this
method ot itnpresslnE the suscvptlblfltlos OF
young l,es,, or !naY limit the practtes ~ those
t!,nt laye such legactes to be4ucatll.
, 1879-05-26
HuMQR.:

htr,Cx xro~-tfto hnfr
ns soA,o.'E ,.'t,'. "'11 ~ T.a w .,a.s.. ~ ~ :. -,..
Latest intcll'genca-the 'hoaRnt OF "nat
Yo, might have done.
f,roa, rats its t,esy--sbout tho only thing In
.,,t. rra.s, t1,a, J,os
1his "ofio ."as ooo'
Neither tic lightning nor tho blind mule re-
spsets dsatinctlons u worldly rank.
a prima4lonna ia naturally ttmtd creature,
r., hor nrt 10 n1,yo.o In hor throot -r,en
W. "e' NV 20 =" .' - ''o' '"' ~ "~"'
Doctors tnay dlIer a. to the nature Of
dscnse, a,1il get agfoe as to tho price Of visit
A ,v,,,, ca,,,d ,,o,,sr-a r,o,o coot, ,,bo
honale. corthcn,garo win f1ca,rnctIvo coro,css,
.'"~S ~"
ness'
Neumatitm ID frequently tho result Of an over
doso OF moisture; III other words, to bc caught
tu a pouring rain often insuces roaring pain
r..,,,.o... u, oro en-, ro,re< :, ,,,.o
.Io. ~ ~ ri Svtse. Ely IN, anc
want to Know fori'' Jeauctte--s. Because II
you mint, want to cat this plccc alowly.n
r,,. n,,no,o r.,x,,, ,or. that re.ar,n. I, so
,,a,ne, haaa,,ss ~ 10 iasi .or-,sa
~ ,'arsn,,s ,v ~, tsr'. mi <1st t3 u,,tS
III i'"x o,t ~ i,cnviv inads shut ti'ay
can,t ..c avay 1t iii III. "' '0A "'4"' '''''
eA1 Wv "'"' e'a'"
, 1879-05-26
9T. LOUIS.

4, torts, May 24,-FtouR-FIFm and ur-
tihtsd.
n cub; st. III Juno; 81. o5GD1. 04 July; 81. OF
!, n August; No. . do, Sl.oDh. Corn tnuetiye
v ..a totc,; No. 9 mixed, 3sa3shac cashi :bsE0
tst ,rps; 35A035Xc july; 37Gt1tXc August.
~" dn1l and lower: No. g.. 30l30{c caAh; 31c
III, Rje higlor ut Go05o,ic. barley dull And
i,thinsed. =,
ppasn.isoxs-Pork quiet ut SIC. 90. Lard dn1l; +;
H,69 I'D, Hulk meats quiet; car lots clear RIBS,
ssisnsbapged; clear Ribs. 81. Ii; clenr. 25.4ii.
Rtcf1r7s-FIour. i, 600 Isla; wlIrat 10, 600 hu !;
nm. 40. 900 bu; oats, .. 600 bA: rye, nono; BAR
IT. none. ST.. ~ o,o m,
m Flo ss,s o?o Ss{' a w,s .Y psoo ooo pa
h. n5nt.
, 1879-05-26

ytx oaLxANs, May 81. 4.-Fioun~-Qntet and
.at; superfnc, u. 90; Xxx, Si.50; NIX. $500
c&sllf; high grades. 81. 15lG.37.i.
0u1s-0ah active, hEm. aud ll!ghor; choice,
EQ4te..
onnsa.zs-suRar - Demand fair and market
t.a; tommon to good common, 6:tD5Hc; ta!t 10
til! fal., 6sfl1,c; primo to choice, 84Gtthc;
rlax clarified, GHfh7Ac. Molnssses ncttve and
I'm. Rice quiet mud weak.
Ni.-Demnnl falt and psices higher; primo
saattd 1t Sin U0ds ~: 0O: chp1ce, Sy. o029. 0t>.
Iiap-1obbsng, ordinary ty urin1e. 1lnGa1oc.
Cosy.MxAL-lliRher ut Sc. b0ab!.tt1.
Peq,Is1oss-pork tlrlMer; now, $lU, 500 10. 75.
ssIf neata-Market easier; shoulders. loosc, Sc:
atfet, 81. a. i6;5. ~; very fuw sIdcs on hmm; :;
kdsdemaul for thetl: clear rib. &c: clear nAc.
Bxon 4rtauf; slunldTs. 4ssc; ctear rft, hHfbbHc.
EAx-Dull aud unsott1ca; 771ic.
Eanxr-hlarkct dull; Western rccti1od+ 81. oa
lLiQ.
, 1879-05-26

tauts1LtH, May 81. +.-Corros-s stendY Ut 13c.
flork-Quiet but f1rn.'
c14s-Wfsat steady; rcd and amber, 81. 600
loi Corn etoady, With good demand; white,
as;nred. 3oc. Oats steady; white, $50; mixed,
Ill., Rys qulot 1t .0c.
hr-ftrm ut $t. 00db11. 60.
sEorIs.oxs--pork quiet hut steady nt s10, IA.
no. l,ulktncats stondy; shoulders. ;}NGl3Io;
htf rb, 41.Qbx5c. bacon nrnlur; shoulders
HQsYe
KnnKY-Ma;ket dull: 81, OF,
, 1879-05-26

,,,rutA, May 2t.-FIoun-Quict; Vost-
n.. n..r.. Fl 20; Minnesota extra family. low
ra,u9s ,.. a. ;31; do medium 10 good, 81. 6o04.7d;
f'a':. f':, al, aud good $5.2515. 60: 1llluois do,
esTa MT;fsa, %. Ryo dour arm.
e',ss.s.Yhes, steady md drm; No. amber,
.,,tts. No. amber, II; e1sra whltc Michigan.
!tm"x M 2 rod, &1.11N1. II. Corn-Domand
III I'll: rejected on track, ss13ac, a. to qualify;
aa'ss assr do. 3sa4oc. Oats stcady; mixed West.
.x'4s ~ 4xs,;Gs:,ic; fair and good Ohio white, $50
g. 9s.ts.n s; 'SaaoAs. Sa:R' .lo. a7fsa,o!
tss1s,%ssdd"sss ssm,nked. s.. 5o@io oo oickIod, $;.s5l
"a Lard-N estorn. ~. .h&so. 10. ~.
~ stste aid bradford County, pa.. extras, 15G1
t. =. Wcslcrn Reserve cxtfaa, l2014e; do good
= tthstee, D01tG;, ,o,,o,o
nns.t,r-Ftrm: n Western full cream, 7@7hc.
rsfnui rup- Steady: reanud, HAc; crude, 75ic.
nT.a"xr-Market dull; Western, $l.01.
sslsrs1r1t-Plour, !, 200 brla; wheat, II. 900 bu
~ li3 900 bu; oats. 10. o00 bu; ryc,21 600 hu
, 1879-05-26
1EfsALs

Paris 4 psnr!l1e ls1Ifoat Company ct u. '''' -"
Ihe qndes.;Ened. spee., Ma.teE ta chaecery .o.
.sa tsust iae d. eat,ed eaase Il H. spessl
s y ;ass ( s W. Il SSS*
81: ;aS Z e 1 S sT
tiS tote hEhest and Sest b!dsr tIe proos,ty .sd
siiFo:4 s c'sn s ftaffs is'san:
sns1f snss tds Il se ~, u vsroa s
Gsfk r II ~ sn e e y f.
iSsss!ssS ;s ;a
saatie. f s I'D s!ss. i .ssio ia ii sss ptaptsy
ns u = ;ans 81 ese
ys.%S{a cS7, se sos.t;t'af q f.. sUss
rs y s.1 81, ans 9sr 5 q ea
hrst Is offered spsr.teiy.. then .ho rsII:Ssd
II II p s e ~
fss ~ +
e Rsa m Sai: H.
stasy within s5rsa 81 iosh. @ ~ ssscr iS
sna 4 AZ sSa' @ ands md railroad pI9pss'y sall y
tss ns - '
ssa a. !;sS; IL s$:$f II :sIs
No bid will be received or cf1td ny The 8recta! Mh1tor
uIeaA te Girr hrst lcpuslt with him ten thousand
de!lars ,Op n cash io inauro tue good faith of the
LID. And tu hid Upon tho property sephratoy lao
dgtost shall b. two tnuusahb n:I re hundred dolsr:
So.a sa ~ th: osS ,SIsse ~
Es!a .alc VI! be nndo suhIrct tu o suns legally due
ofasIs ;s'1 nrpr t. safd snJ a|so subject Ii
For the rcnaoarr u the pureaec mouer, ahoru the
an1Duns required TO be al IN cps IT tho time ot
the talt Bi3 The confirmation therctf ~ AboFa prU
yLea md =; may hsI,ster bc rsg41cd by ii.c Gourt
past due cun1ns secured ty satd mortgage. naeh sueh
toulvn a.l and being Tscelsed for aac .u,E = the
:eise from 'hy proc9eas II such .*ls Upon coa.Ms
drrd ttuusana ao!la1 tt21n, uspt tho purchaser Or
purchasers will b. let ti0 pussa.atun use and enoy.
orsies ies q u ,sid M cosft % ia %sntts % aaiouas 4 4
puFcnAao price tC nut ai1 In nct1r1Ance with tito
teta Of aalo And uro fa! payment q pnrefass money
aud full c9mnlahsc With THO terms Of snIs said Special
Muster Will txccntu an4 dcItvrt deed 10 D purctk2Gr
Or pllrclnscrs of said premises. Purifier prorlions
IL tcttnI Of &NfCiass viii to made known by ts Special
Ma1ter " ufnO Vi A4lc,
JAH. 4. EAUS
BnENja MRNfnF In tH&nCffY.
, 1879-05-26

The notorious depre.Iator, Kate-Arrh, who has
for 30 lnnly years uludod tho most accom- plished
ntl skiltful detectives, las been Caught At last
In Buffalo, N. 7, For further partlcuIars asfs
your druggist for bottlu OF Dr.. Sage's Catarrlt
Remedy, admitted to be the best remedy for
cltATTt vet compounded
, 1879-05-26

A Q0nv1ctsa Murtlarsr Proved Inauusnes
4 singular story coulea from the alatn0 B.ato
Psson. James A. Lowell Was convicted In 1879.
ut Iuwlstown, Ut the inurIrr Of Lii wife, Lizzie,
whose supposed skeleton had occn found Ia tho
wouds. Lowell wns sentenced to be langed,
meut for ltfc. It IL now ascertatned ulat Mrs.
lowell IL living 10 HaKiuaw, Mlcl4, ~ the vito
of mnn named spasllNK, uni! that sbe dues not
deny hur identity. Lowell, whom W trial, hau
eatned HAT hls wtfo rap away With tle clpploye
VI GiFcua. -
, 1879-05-26

,,orc-ystte,n tfoll and lower: Wsftern
th4' ~, s 44c: NAY. 43A044c; Jans. 43Aos
n!ttd,, ,,,c. w.. August, 4t.lc. oats-oood inquiry
i.1f t'as aptun,,iysn,a, :l4s'c; Western white, %
nd sFna =, mlxod, 534o. 1s5o hrn good to choice,
u.r-unseeeanGisniI: numinnlly unchanged.
P1o1taoS ssctfya nnd ffn1 tor ttotce Westefn
bcT7fNLHJ f4n1tJc: factory. f1Gbl3o.
t~ Is, sns & oss'y s,mer crude,
tto7ass. fSs stsady and qulct. Rio eargoes, 1oA@
Rs!sxn.r..ppTTo liverpool per stear, quiet; cot.
~ a.loa. a.lo~a..Ftour, 2, old lsls; wheat. A. 200 bn;
RtefnHt " I'm bn; oats, 2, 400 bn; rJe, 400 tu.
t9n.ws,r,vrs-Whea, ", %. 600 hu; corn, 122, $50
, 1879-05-26

Nxw Yonw, MaY .4.--Cotton md wooions In
ateadr domand by package buyers, and prices vsty
6Fm. Ageata making 1asgc deliveries OF Hnot fan.
nels Additional nakes Of brown and blcschcd
cotsons advanced by agents. Fnnts and Ringtnms
remain quiet. but lawns are in hteAuy demand.
Foreign goous dull but silks more hftal5 held.
, 1879-05-26

To tho seseHp with liae,s ltoneY Of uotahoupa
Rna TaE bufofa thu baby stsaAyes with Group.
Pixies Tuathasho nEous cuza tu Qua uatnuts.
, 1879-05-26

cc1tho'T. Nay o4.--FLoun-Firm.
NJ. ,s,ulx-WAeat dali; sxtrn, l.o7 bid; No. /
IN. y. 90 asked; May, D1.o0 aakcd; June,
1, IVY. u. GG; milling, l.01}; asked; am
IN, ~ H., hecaspts-Wheat, ~, 54a bu; sh!p-
, 1879-05-26
1lItTrAIQ.

HrreAse. N. r, May 2{.-UnazN-Wheat
Fheted; No. | Duluth At 81. o8 In Atorc. Curn
aA' 10, 0o0 bu sample at 404fp4O!Sc. Outs
a,ss Aaa hsm; talos, 81. 900 bu NJ. . to arriyu
RuaD34e. nyo neglected. Durley neglected.
.rassItFs~canal at unchanged ratcs. 1eailrUal
Sk1sall1s-FIour, 200 brls; wheat, 1Ba, coo br,
W. Observation-Disclosures, IL. Zoo bu; corr,
ill., III ~ eu. b.. canai~Whcat, LII. ESQ bu; com.
, 1879-05-26
sIkOHDSALNs
u Il u r. - = .A14S Hs<bIe He a u.
u STpSE6 FOR b0LDIRIts' GRAVES.

srnxEs Fon suInIE,.s, GHHvEs'
- e4o"A" = Wv ooA1"1ts.sp . ~" M .ss' :.
W4E nkFAhfAxNF
9n47IkhaAsIhn'nik5Ss +, y ;1.t toxFtrE;
L. tfsi.H 81, afs asrssS i1TtEd teF
Aag! aHd elty silet Aa PIoFiacd " up lay ~.
proved Fe1FlaEF D, lh'h OF when tAe !o'o~llS ~
That the secsetssy o. War i5hsr,s5! suthosses e
T. !he lseEu!ar 9r yolantscE Afy ot Thy United stsss
urnf To W. foT thn ua;oa; a. ~ VII 4SG T. ersa
satns ,a9ner y gTcsi!s1 hy f1e nv .! Mstch s7a
Tic t0iaI nlnur % bo furnlafel u lnatcd nj III:
!N! hicc:hcstons dss:r,elnx n Ictal! tne HAndard
txc By tho htcTetary " an h!nhk fofn9 Uf pro-
10 Capt. a. F.. Rockwell. A. Z. NJ. IT, s. ~ In charge
Ut National Cemeteries, WA4hlnK Oh, II, Z,
, 1879-05-26

h:ainsed,
49, ..1s-Corn quiet; mixed md yellow, 40
~ oass afn; No. l aud extra white, 4IGp44c;
~ ~, : White. 30o; No. whIta and No. mixed,
'iSaaa3Ac. Nyc, 830ssc.
III nnIffa1o,FloaF, T. u, ,0u0 brls; corn, 40. 900 bu;
alfxkA1a-Fipur. 6gb tr]a
, 1879-05-26

Il seA.fol1s, Msr "4.-GaAtN--Wheat quiet; j;
~, 'eu, s4.07H01. .o8h. Corn quiet u 350
e oaA higher; 94Ga35c.
tu, Shoulders, 3ho; clear lib, 4he:
a&e Lsrd, e3tO0Ac. Hams, SA@8Ac.
, 1879-05-26

c.. j. O. falnte filming .Chra and Pullman 10. .whott
sletplhg.Ean run between Chicago md 0mahs On tha
rAcinc E1pfesx. =.
CHICAGO, R0GK leland L pA0rrIU RAI.R0Apt
Depot, cufneF Of Van nurrn and s1cfnar+sta CitY
Ticket Utace, 80 C1ark.1t-, Sherman nonse.
, 1879-05-26

lI..4 - T., May 81. .-GAAls-Whoa frn,, No.
Alo. palath W sprlng. sl.14; No. 2 Milwaukee,
''''i No. Toledo, 4uo.
, 1879-05-26

TuHpENTINE.
WiLx1xoTo., May A.-srlntrs or TunRxa71SE
-essady 81 2lHe.
, 1879-05-26

D1kDAsi>xA1.k E'Ofk <lbNkIltRjC.
TluN Or EEWEH-acalcd propo.als for tho con.
siTu 1ta 4sefal sswsF ~ tAs VI Axu Ut kTaHsna
VIII p ttp tiyt unII ILlu = la7 It tAu uulcc vi ".
H. crotkrf. lus ixHlolrh-st., Chicago. u which iAcs
'f". "" W, II, CKOCkEIk
Cha1rlusn VI SC Mef and l)fMluA9H Commit tSa.
, 1879-05-26
PEORIA. 3

e, PEORIA, .
ks,s. l!', Hay 2L-Nlouwnzs-Dull and
, 1879-05-26

&s,.. WOOL,
VI h.. Aa9 2a.- Tho WOO. market uas vary OK
weak. hu3sH quits nasnssou&.
, 1879-05-26

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, T. 81 PAUL RAILWAY
Union Depot, corner Madison And Cana.ats. Ticket
and at dcput. ~
, 1879-05-26
I leaye. / Arrive.

'sstuFlaTi and rAuF.days only. tsundAys only.
CHICAGO, ALTON l. 81. LOUIE CHICAGO. AHD
KANSAS CITY Il DENVER BHoET LINES.
tnon iepot. Vest Side. near Atadson.st bridge snd
TwGntY third u. Ticket u!nre. 70 South Ctafk.st.
, 1879-05-26

ULINUIY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
pepot, foot Of Lake st. ind fuot Of Twuuty:secondE
Ticket UlIr1. i1i ltaIluipl.at,, near C1nrk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-24
wooL' wooL'

BIRCH COOLEY WOODEN MILL.
sAt Eldridge's old Saw Milll
Is now in running order, and we are
prepared to do custom work on short no
tice. We also have large stock OF
Cloths, Flannels, Blankets, Yarn &C., to
exchange for wool on reasonable terms.
We pay the highest market price for
wool, and we will show that it will be for
the interest of the farmers and wool
growers to deal with us.
Come and give US trial and be con-
WINGED that by fair and honorable deal
ing we hope to merit your patronage.
Respectfully yours.
w. G.. hartley & co.
A. BEACH, Proprietors.
Agent.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
yaOrais' Broken Bank

An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the IlackensaCk IN. j..
Bank, Of which Congressman Charles
II. Voorhi5 was president, was held in
the bank building on Wednesday. AT
the last meeting Mr., =. Il. peGroota and
Mr.. John Svinturne, cashier of the
First National Bank Of Paterson, were
appointed committee to examine into
the affairs of the bank, and it was prin-
cipally to hear their report that Wed
nesday's meeting was called. Mr.. Voor-
his liabilities are now set down at about
$3.50, 900, with but few available as
sets. The committee reported that out
of $l3l 900 loans and discounts made
under Voorhis' presidency, sol 900 are
totally worthless, $50, 600 doutttul and
the balance available.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
ANsw Railroad Project.

A new and important railroad proj, CT
in Texas was iuaugurated on Tuesday
at Dallas, in that State, by fling
the charter of the Texas Trunk rail-
road, which is to run from Dal'
las enthusiastically TO the Gulf OF
Mexico, at or near Sabine Pass, with a
branch from the main line ia Angelina
or Tyler county to the Louisiana line
in all distance OF about $50 miles.
The road will run through the best
timber section of the State, and great
extent OF very fine country.
Joseph &. Graves, Of Massachusetts,,
was elected president; Wm. Cabsll. vice
president; Malcolnb Henderson, treas
urer; D, A. Robinson E5oc'y. The capital
stock is to be- $5,000,O0O, of which
about 1000 shares were subscribed ON
the spot.