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Daily globe., 1879-06-17

SHERMAN has determined to appoint ex-
Congressman Smalls as revenue agent for
South Carolina in return for the service he
can perform in controlling the Republican
delegation in that State in 1880. Smslls is
a man after Sherman's own heart. He was
convicted Of bribery several years ago, and
but recently emerged from the penitentiary,
where he served term of two years. He is
a fit representative of the Sherman Presi-
Dental wave. .sr4s5 II.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

The Pioneer Press, yesterday morning,
continues its traitor-spy work against st.
Paul, and demands that the city shut tho
door against the people of the State. Not
withstanding which treason, the door stands
wide open and Bill King and Charley Clarke
90 about the streets in mourning. ""l"Tn
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

Mr. SPoFFoRD has retired from the con-
test for the Senatorial seat from Louisiana
held by Kellogg. He has shown his good
sense by this action. The witnesses sum-
moned on both sides have shown such an
extraordinary capacity for perjury that,
even if he succeeded in gaining the seat, he
could not hope to escape the imputation of
having gained it through perjured testi-
mony. Mr.. Spofford can better afford to
let that imputation rest on Kellogg.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

IT was evidently q mistake to announce
that the st. Paul & Pacific litigation is at
an end. There seems to be good many
people lying around loose who don't own a
railroad, and are little short of the change
to buy one, and hence they are CON-
ing into court for dizzy. Sahl-
gard got his chunk yesterday, and IL
was not very heavy either. Farley is still in
expectancy. We don't know who will be
the next clsimant- possibly it may be Itch
Daily globe., 1879-06-17
Board of Health.
A special meeting of the board of health
was held yesterday afternoon, Presiden

A special meeting of the board of health
was held yesterday afternoon, President
Mattocks in the chair.
The board, to whom was referred the
petition of the College avenue property
owners, asking for a sewer, returned the
same to council with the recommendation
that the sewer be built.
The following additional Recommendations
we're adopted
The construction of sewer on Pleasant,
from Third to Oak street; on Oak, from
Sixth to College avenue; and on Sixth, from
Oak to College avenue.
The board will also present an ordinance
empowering the city, in accordance with an
act of the last legislature, to assume control
over all the water courses and lakes in Ram
sey county, to prevent the waters from being
made the deposit place of any refuse what
ever. The ordinance gives the health Off
GERS control of the whole business. After
which the board adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

MINISTER SroueToN to the contrary not
withstanding, it ia very evident that affairs
in Prussia are not as lovely as they might
be. The sentries at st. Petersburg have
been authorized to carry repeating rifles at
half-cock, and if danger is not imminent
such an extraordinary authority would
hardly be issued.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

The Iowa Democrats, like those Of Ohio,
have nominated two Union soldiers for
governor and lieutenant governor of that
State. Yet the truly loyal Hawkeyes will
vote against them, and choose as their chief
executive officers two stay at-homes who
never fired q shot in defense of the country
when its life was i'll danger. ., -...-7,E -
Daily globe., 1879-06-17
1f,.,,icipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.i

The City vs. James Kennedy, disorderly
conduct; fine Of $40 paid and defendant dis
charged. 4
5 The City vs.. Martin Delaney, violating ordi-
nance; dismissed. .ii, s4{ Is.sfS s5e
Tho City vs.. Ernest Freyman, assault and
battery; fine of $5 and costs paid and defend
ant discharged.
The City VS.. Patrick Hoolly and John NJ.
Burrows, drunkenness; committed for four
days. I 81 s5s
Hankey, fast driving reprimanded and dis
charged. -.
The city vs. John Costello, tdisorderly, con-
duct fine of $40 and costs paid and defend
ant discharged. al9 &c s8
The city VS.. James Kelly and Nick Schultz,
disorderly conduct committed for fourteen
The city VS. John Madden, disorderly con-
duct fine Of $40 and costs paid and defendant
discharged. y
The, city vs. NJ J. Murphy and. Henry
Cornick, disorderly conduct given time in
which to pay fine. tSsa ts
The State VS.. Hiram Lovejoy.; larceny.
Committed for twenty days. *. t...s
The State VS.. John Carr and Barney Murphy;
larceny. Continued until 2 P. N. to-day.
The City vs.. Mrs. Margaret Cullen James
| Cullen and Mccormick Mcintyre; assault and
battery. Continued until 2 P. N. tomorrow.
The State vs. John McKean; burglary. Held
to grand jury and committed.
The State vs.. Louis La Ross, Frank Donnelly
1.-TWO charges), Timothy Mccarthy 1.-TWO charges)
and Patrick McDonough, larceny. Continued
until "a. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

AT last the Republicans have honored one
Union soldier, Henry W. Blair, the new SEN
ator from New Hampshire, having served in
the army for short time. It is SO rarely
that such services are rewarded in that party
that the fact deserves especial mention.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

SHERMAN is working up the Southern
States for his 'boom,'' and expects to corral
the entire delegation of 13S delegates to the
Republican national convention. They will
be powerful there, but in the electoral col,
lege they will be cipher. ys.-... -s.r:
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

IT was very evident from remarks dropped
npon the street and in the Chamber OF Com
nerce yesterday, that the business men of
st. Paul do not endorse traitors and spies,
who seek to betray the city. -. ...,,,..
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

DR.. William 81. Russell has. gone out with
Sir Gasnet Wolseley to Zululand as special COR
respondent Of the London Telegraph, thus
severing his long connection with the Times.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

-a a-z- II
There ara t,par+v.ona l;fa Insurance COM
paniea ,avfnHv satilorized a to do ibusinees
in this Stat. at the date hereof, namely: t;l
/. HItna Life Insurance Co. Hartford, OF. 4
2. Connecticut Mutual. e. Hartford, Ct..
5. Continental. ). /. !. !. =. Hartford Ct.
=. Equitable. New Z York l City. +
O. New NeW , w City.
u .,.; sSr; NV aIin
iMrtmsl RsnsSt 0ss'i' Na.,.ri Ny Iii
g. Mutual. New York CITY.
10. National =. Montpelier, VI
II. National o. s. of A.. Chicago, III.
II. New England Mutual Boston, MAS:
20 10 New aork LITE: MeM aoLk Oi1y.
* Pec;+;c m Mntn.l 1lu'ua saorannan,n va G.i
l6. Phmn;r Mntnai Hnrtford. IL.
II. State Mutnal -. Wnrcester. Masa.
1S. Travellers (Life&O Casualty Hartford, Ct.
49, United States. .. !. i. New York City. c
~. Union Mutual. Augusta, Ne.
q. washington. New 1ork O1ty.
eoaa..h, A. q 'ne aDove named companies maze
!asotapie s'a.olnents ana nost q .neu SHOW
inet tes'ss'o iaslos OF assets 70 llADllAt'es'
S CHANGES. astsiH 3atzso
The number of life companies now
doing business ia this State, whose
business is detailed in the tables herewith. ii
the same exactly as tho number given in the
last report from this department published
one yeaf ago. put the ist q companies !, IS
not .en.ueiy S4e sa"e. sor e, instance, , !ne
e1uaad =; ~ .ah,a W. wn Iaas was 49,. nus
=. = ~
-lshad harau;tb new - hscsrse ~ cartp;n ;nnnir;es Re
.a0uou noAoW!sA, Dooeuso ~ oos'ain aAA4 ~
to % It's is pos sssn
r. aooa - ,,, ~, : :aI = .e,.. A., laI n.
A4uoou ~ Wo0 1oaon4VIeu- OoAoA0 sn0 Aon1 "
port was fully published, as therein stated,
but not in time to include it in the tables.
.;.sa H. ~ os Az ,aa4 .a,,ast
4i""r :. einoe 1le .seuaiso " .ass 1epol'.
|. Ats euO1tS ". ontaln fDuslneese ~ AAnneSota
were not Wel rewarded. ssI .tsEtl&1t, ;.t
= The Railway Passenger Casualty Insurance
cOmpany has ceased TO exist M q eenarate
organization. and has been absorbed sby the
Travellers of Hartford "a very staunch COM
pany, both in it's life and accident depart
ments. l1x ~, !, !,
= but one Il1e company was newly admltteo
during the year, namely, the State Mutual of
Worcester. Mass. II was admitted in An
gust, 1873.
These are the only changes to be noted in
oosiN1oo IN 'aANN1eoiA' Z
The life lnsul ance business in this State
during 1873 was less than during any pre-
oeding year since the establishment of this
department.. 1t was considerably less than
during 1877, as shown by the following
comparison:
1a77 1874
Number Of nocias issued
curing :. .!....... p'... ..sau 1889 $50
Amount insured thereby 967 27s 90 $l,3e4954 Oo
Iotal premiums coHcted
..t ~ dnath Saa1a. :" '1o''' 20
incurred casualties in
onnt ,ue - da:th io::e: ''eo = A'10'o :
paidl lcas'lties incl'ded) 1866 oil 142.677 II
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

The two ducal converts to conservatism,
their eraces of Norfolk and of Sutherland,
both dined with Lord Besconafield on her
majesty's birthday.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.
ST. PAUL, TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1879.
[ BRIEF REW.IRK.

There will be State Fair held in St. Paul
the first week in September, and it will be
great success.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

lieayu''er. The young girl who graduates in
four languages and sixteen aounees viii soon
BE- heard from.
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

~ Probate Court "a Fl s Il
a. Before Judge O. 'Gormaa.l n g
In the matter Of tho estate Of Isaiah b.
Heylin, adeceaaed; petition, Of administrators
with the will llannexed of Levi Butler, deceased,
fled for permission to sue on sale bond Of adj
ministrator of above estate. Order made
granting permission. s6si sak
In tho matter of the insanity of Samuel
Houston; information of insanity filed. Ex-
animation June 18th at IL M. E
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

James Hart Denies Having Been IN the
Highland Park Distwrbnnce
Daily globe., 1879-06-17
LIFE INTIJRAN CE.
What Was Done In Minnesota In This Line
in 1s7s--A Large Falling on IN Busi-

From advance sheets Of insurance Com
missioner McGill's forthcoming report we
extract the following interesting statistics
relative to the life insurance business il this
State:
Daily globe., 1879-06-17
UN1zED srArEs oIhcU1I coH4r.s9

The june tsrm 81 theD Omitted sstes or
cult court commenced yesterday, Judge B.
r. Nelson on the bench. Besides the homo
bar there wssa few oshefs in attendance but
not:ceably aMong whom were Hon. G. E.
Colo; Of Faribault; Hon. NJ. 8. Wilkinson,
Of Wells; Hons. VIM. Iochren and J.-B.
GilAllan, Of Minneapolis, and VIM. NJ. Nc
Oluer, Of Saltwater. At II O'Clock the court
was opened, and business began with the
call Of the following !, I. &.
81. Calendar.
~ Law CASES.
l. Joseph r. Payson, Assignee, ETC.. vs.. r. F.
Croweu. 4a:i Il 54iss4sa zs5ss.,Essi..g
t12.a Lewis Grieser. ct al. 70. The Milwaukee
d St. Paul r. r. CO.
473. william W. Oareill vs.EThe Milwaukee &
st. Paul r. r. Co., implicated, etc. {. 5t
4.taWilliam Cargill ct al. 70. The Milwaukee
& St. Paul b. r. Co. impleaded, etc.
s. John N. Hutchinson vs. Charles B. New
comb ct IL. 5itnu& ~ E tsgss tt7ss4
ssa6. Josiah G. Mooar vs. George w. Nesbit. 4
so. Samuel NJ. Barker vs. Frank Z. johnson,
ct Il.
8. Patrick Lynch; Receiver, hc., vs. Chaun-
cey Butler ct al. aA.T}.5tlt4 s}fg4asEE
8. 8. Y. Hyde et al. VS.. g. g. Young ct al.
!f5s TO- Mary A. Byrne ct al. VS.. Henry E. Seelye.
~ II. Mary a. Byrne ct al. va. Daniel Stewart.
II. BenjaminF. :. Paul vs. Lester T. Hulburt
IS. Henry g. Judd ct Al. vs.. Otto sontag ct
al = *
Daily globe., 1879-06-17

The calendar cases - given above were
disposed Of as follows, the whole day being
consumed in the call: ssd
Continued by. consent Case /, 2, .3,s4, ,.12,
10, 55, So, 50, 60, 65, &C, 81, Goa, 72. ssT
Case No. was continued by consent with
same references; In case 6 it was stipulated
that tho cause be tried by the district court
without jury; case 80, motion NJ
Daily globe., 1879-06-17
e DtStStot COssst. ~
Before Judge Wiikin.I

Bridget Prupeney and husband VS.. Edward
Langevin. Verdict for t&87 80. d % m
Jane B. Hunter Vi. Thomas Flynn and 4.
]. Brennan; on trial. So ~ s5g1'
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6. Superior99
DOUBLE F0RGE-FEED GRAIN DRILL.

To every farmer purchasing Drill We would
say examine we'll for yourself before placing
your order. We court a critical examination
roughly under stand it for yourself. and know as
much about it as the AG't. We believe when
your Judgment will not fail to give ours tho
preference. Tho Distributor for our adjustable
FORCE FEED GRASS SEEDER is the same in
principle aud construction rs the grain distrib-
utor. 1t is so arranged that the seed may be
sown broadcast either in front or rear of the
from ono position to tho other. onr Drill will
be sold at the Lowest Price ct which a strictly
frst-olass mnctlIne can be sold. Examine drill
next door to Geo. W Spotts' shop, near the
Charlestown depot. or at establishment of r. 8.
N. Hoffman. ShcpherdStown. Send for circulars
giving full description. Sold hY
THOS. LOCKE. AGt. for
WILSON BROS. Summit PIT, ". Va.
Agents for Clarke and Jeffelson Counties.
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E1ap7'oUed Buckeye" Cider
0nI WM2e MIL.

We ask persons in want of Good. suh-
stantial. Complete and Reliable Portable Mill,
Two men can grind and press from TO barrels
of cider per day. These mile crush the apples
Instead of grating most all others do. They
the first or upper cylinder brushes it into
coarse pomCcc. and then foods it through the
pomace, it being impossible for any to PASS
through without being thoroughly crnshed.-
been sold during the past ton years, and have
everywhere given general satsfactfon See
sample, next door to Geo. W. SPOTS shop, near
the Cnarlcstown depot. or at establishment of
Il. S. II. Hoffman, ShcpherllsIOwn.
u,,,eo,r DgIaa0S ; LOCKE; :. Ag T. for or
Agents for Clarke, Frederick and Jefferson
Counties.
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EER TIT4lXERs-

We are prepared to offer the Farmers of Clar ke
and Jefferson counties a complete line of the
together with
&c Wilson Brothcrs' Phosphate" and
90 Tile Fahcy Pbosphatc,"
Manufactured for us, by reliable firms, who
guarantee their goods. These goods are sold
old es:ab IisIcd houses who have Ind years of
experience. and enjoy the best facilities, can
manufacture their goods at considerable less
cost and with degree of certainty as to Chem
zeal results not possessed by he inexperienced.
we have samples on hand of H'gh Grade CEcuI-
icals, which can supply those preferrlng to
mix make their own Fertilizers. We can sell
BACGI'S GO0Hs. BCsEY's GOODS,
Moro PHILLIPS GOODS, J. r. LONGS GooDs
J x. REESE & Co.'s GOODS, JJ.TURSER's GOODS
WHANH & Co.'S GOODS.
Prices range from 1874 TO S45. Call and ex-
anime SAMPLES at Summit Point and Charles
town. Sold by WILSON BROS.
Summit Point W. Va,
And THOS. LOCKE. Agt. for Wilson Bros.
August 10. lS19-3n.
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mcnts of Science, will DO found in tho Scientific
American.
Terms. $500 per wear, 100 half year, which
includes postage. Dscorat to Agents. Single
copies, ten cohts. Sold by all Newsdealers
Bemit by postal order to MUM & CO., publish
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American and Foreign Patents. have had IS
years experience, ard now have tho largest
Enlistment in tie World. Patents ObtRlned
on the best terms. special notice il made in
the Scion tific American of all inventions PATENT
ed through this Agency, with the name and
residence of the Pateatce BY be immense cir
culatioa thus given, public attention is directed
to tho morris Of the now paten t, and sales
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P1OwG-
RloWS.

EIowS- Flows
We offer the farmers ore of the best Chilled
Piows on tho marker, for Iightness of draft
strength and durability, it has not SUPERIOR
solid steel nd Landslide laid with steel. for this
character of Plows 1t has not boon surpassed
also, Single and Double Shovel PlOws of best
makes HOS:LOCkE. ACT: for
WILSON BROS. Summit PIT, ". Va,
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MaEtby House,

THE "NIALTBY''i is the only Hotel in Balti-
j more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PE1iNS.
Owing to the decline in eort eli many artic'es
NppertSinipg to our expenses, the rates of board
have heen reduced to
81 90 and 60 so per Dav the IImsrienn Plan, and
Sl.O0 TO $500 on the EUROPEAN.
Reing the only Hotel in the country having at
those rates
FIRST GLASS PASSENGER
u T. HI " "a "a q "a,
and all modern improvements.
c.. R.nOGAS,
Arrii 81. 1S77- Y. Proprietor.
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SEWING MACHINES.

TINE undersigned has accepted the Agency
4 for jefferson county for tho
WHEELER & WILSON NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, NO. g.
and proposes to furnish these excellent Ma
chimes to the people OF Jefferson at tho lowest
possible rates tor which tncv can be procured.
Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing Machines. nj the ea-
taoiishcd prices, are by far tho most economical
and truly cheap, by reason OF their superiority in
all desirable qualities. 4 sample Machine may
be seen at all times at the store of Sir. Geo. W.
TaylOr.in CharIcstOwH. Full particulars given
on application TO me.
Oct 90 l97s-tf CLaTIcsTown. " V,.
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Benz. Il. Johnson,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

T AM prepared TO contract for tho con.true-
with prOmptitude md in q wOrkma al. ke msnncr,
and upon reasonable living terms, alt work com.
mitted to me. familiarity by years OF ezperience
with tho
Construction and Repair OF Heuses,
aud all work in the lire of the carpenter and
builder, enables me contract intelljgently and
TO execute work substantially and in good sIyle
Orders by mail or OthsFwhe promptly Rttended
to. solicit hopefully share Of the public
patronage. BENZ. r. JOHNSON.
Srnt. 3, lS79-odaAps. =. =: =
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-TRuTHs
Hop Bitte,s are the pnrest and Bet,
HttterA EHcE Made.

They are eomP'und'd freIn Hops. Buchu !
2MnDdTa Ike and DandeiIon-Iho oldest, beet, ands
most valuable medicines in the world and eos- Z
stain all tba heSt and curative properfIrs oil
= II "th4z Hitter, beins thu gsssieAt nloeA PesE
rre,, Liver R"Su;Aio- and Life aud Health Re !
o'irg A; ent tarrp. Nc disease or i'll hsaitf
eScen possibly long exist where tnSse Butets ares
Su:sd, soTAried and perfect are their operations
They give new lie nd vigor to the aged snda
: infrm. To all ~horS eTnpI ynsnts cause IL. (
e. E"l"Titv of the o~eis or urinary organs, or
~ o require Appetizer, Tonic srd miId1 !
sStimulanf these BitteTs are BILE, beis "a
shighly curative, foHic aud stimulating, wtIhOuts
4 intox ica t;rF.
No mH'ter what your feelings or gym ptom,B
! arc: what tho dRsRPe aiIntes 10, use HopH
BiterP. DO1't wait upti' you are s'cI. hut 81
20" only iCHl bad o. mia. an .is. the B'teEea
get once" II may EGVo your NE rundTods has n
hren HSV'd hy 81 Going. o. $500 90 viii b.
SpaId FOR eRs' they VIII NOS cure or help.
Do not suffer vourSslf or let your fris nds suf
sFcr, h"t nee nnd urge them tn Hor Bitters
R'meInSer Top B:tferP IL no svTe crIgRed 4
SdTunkrn nOstr"m, Int the Purest and Bel
Medicine ever made; tHe''Irva ids Fri, nd arch
! Hope and no person family should be with 4
Soms thcm. TRY the Buffers to day.
! Try Hap C"Wgh Cure nnR Pain R,frfn
. For saIe bv Druggists in Chnrlesrowp
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a LECTURE 70 YOUNG MEN,

TEEsf7 Just put lished, in n Sealed Enyolope.
EAssf Price SIX cents. a Lecture ON he
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Nervous Debility, and Inn Pedirnents 10 Marriage
MentnI9nd Physical Inca pacity. & e.-By ROBERT
J. CCLfERWELL, n. D.. author OF the MCfsen
Book" &c.
The wOrld.repownsd su.bcr. In THE admirable
Lecture. cearIy proves from his own experienee
that the awful consequences of Self busa mn y 10
efEectuaIy removed without medicine and with.
DOT dangerous surgieal operations. bourfes. In
Lrunents' rlng'' or eordiaIs; pointing out moda
every sufferer. NO ma tier what his conditions NAV
be. Inay cure himself cheaPiy, privately and rad.
~ This Lecture will prove boon to thou..nds
Sent, under zeal. in plain envelope. 70 .Bv adj
dre"H. on receipt Of six csnts, or two post.r.
stamps. Address the rnblisbeTs,
TIE COLVERWELL MEDICAL CO.
III Ann st New York Poet Office BeS' 16s0-
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Send for tcstinOnias Of leading mon Of Lou
DOM County. VA, and other sccGions Look at
sample Mill, next door to Goo. W. spotts' shop,
near the Charlestowu depot. . establishment
OF Il. S. II. Hoffman. Shcphcrdstown. Snld by
THOS. LOCKE. Agt. for
WILSON BROS. Summit Pr. W. Va,
Arents for Clarke, Frederick and Jefferson
Counties.
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MEcHANIcAL.
CARPENTER and Bull der,
J JAMES w. BUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution of his
take orders for work md execute the same prompt
ly and satisfacorily. His experience 10 buch that
he car guarantee perfect workmanship, and his
prices will, compare favorably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
AprfI %. 1878.
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Dry Goods and Notions.
HIGHT 4 MITCHELL

HAVE for sale Hop B;tters. Kelfer's Roman
j Liniment and Vinegar Bittcrs.
a RE Agents for Dialysed Iron, EIx. Val Am
~ mouia, SaiycilicAcid. Quinine. Cinchon ida +,
sc. Money can tie saved by buying from them,
"a you get at Manufacturer Prices.
A r also w holesaIe Agents for Cod Liver Oil.
~ Sweet Oil, Sewing Ma chino Oil, and all the
essential CiIs.
4 RE Selling Buff Envelopes at cts. a package.
"A, would also cali the complaining Public's
attention to our strictly pure Ryo " hiskc7.
ETeech brandy, No. l Champagne, and other
"toes These ire sold for dicine only by
Feb Is, 1879. LIGHTS MITCHELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-18

Chloe BLACK1NG, Backing Brushes, Horse
y brushes. Cards and Curry Combs for sale by
Feb Is, 1879. SIS. DALGARN.
NLATES ind Slate Pencils Pens, Penholdeis and
Ink. for sale by SIS DALGARN.
CURRY Combs, Horse Brushes and Cards Tor
~ sale by 8. s. DALGARN.
CANvAssED Hams and Bacon. for sale by
~ Sept 8, 1879. SO. DALGARN.