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, 1879-05-15

Ordered that auditor advertise for
bids for maintenance Of the county
poor for / year. Same order in refer
ence to public printing.
Grand jurors chosen:-C Eisenbeis
] E Pugh, S James, d CHI Roths.
child, J Sheehan, F Woodley, 7
Phillips, J Lindley, w II Price, H
Webber, w Hastings, J Glenn.
ments, N J HI Fortman, G Gooch, F
w James, G Williams, B S Petty
grove, G A Smith, T Pierce, William
Caldwell, H Thompson, J S Butler,
w Korter, G Barthrop, P R Stock
and.
Petit jurors selectsd:-G B Han
sell, J Anderson, G Billings, w H
Roberts, S Fl Cottell, J White, j
Eaves, @ Gerrish, Chas Guptie, r H
Grsenlow, J Jones, Otto Brown, Jas
Nichols, ] Nickerson, f Terry, |
Calhoun, G. Parrish, o Kitely, L NJ
Esksldson, r Mcdonnell, G Jones,
I Bracken, G G Smith.
RoaRSupervisors chossn:-
Distr;ot No n II Mnrnon.
, 1879-05-15
PILOTING.

MoiCE to Steamboat men or Com
n1anderS OF Government Vessels.
M ASrERS OF VESSELS, REQUlR-
INl ing the services OF a pilot to Alaska,
or any OF the inland waters of tha Coast
can be accommodated by applying to the
Undersigned, whose experience as pilot OH
U. ). government and other vessels, ex-
tends over period of twelve years. Apply
by telegraph or mail. j. w. KEEN.
Skagit City, Washington Terry. [2:3m
, 1879-05-15

Grocery license for beer, granted
to 7. Torjusen six months. Also
same to Geo. Barthrop for six mo.
Same TO c. Eisenbeis, l yr. Same
to G L Schur, 6 months.
Retail liquor license granted to
the following for six months:
Dood & Pugh, j H Woodley, w
S Seavey, w Korter, R D Attridge
J G Sterming, j + Pugh, J j Hunt,
J J Hunt for saloon on Union wharf.
F Dunlavy's acct as supt road dist
No. 4, examined and found correct.
Ordered that settlement with j p
Ryan, supt roads, be deferred until
opinion Of prosecuting atty is OBJ
tanned.
, 1879-05-15
TUESDAY, Nav 9th

L'''h N''''
Petition Of J. J. Hunt for reduc-
tion of liquor license Of saloon on
Union wharf, denied.
Also similar petitions of R. d.
Attridge, w. korter and j. E. Pugh,
denied.
On petition of G.. w. Blake and
33 others, it was ordered that new
road dist. be formed, designated as
"Road dist. No. s." bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing Sc. cor. sec. IA,
tp IS, north renge l west, running
north miles to Ne. cor. sec. 2G (3
m. in tp 2S N of range l W. thence
3 m. west to Nv. cor. sec. l6, e. IN.
in r l west, 3 m. in tp rs n Range
l w thence East 3 m to place of be.
ginning.
Boundaries of Dad district No. 3
established.
Rates of license fixed as follows,
for year commencing May l, 1879:
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
I'll. l.'gss: Geological G.I!..'..
SINCE THE u

SINCE THE DELUGE.
The Rarest Beasts & Birds from every Land.
4 Grand Separate and Supplemental
Nenagaie Of Esfattered Mammoths,
Without Extra Charge.
The collection Of animals are the finest
we ever saw Decatur tll.) Daily Sun.
The mcnagerir presents erry rare cap
tive adverti-es. Cleveland Daily Herald.
No fner collection of wild beasts has
ever been exhibited under canvas
Pittsburgh Daily Leader.
The Miracles Of Mammalian Mlrrek,
A Pair Of NURSING TWIN BABY ELEPHANTS,
THE ONLY ONES EVER EXHIBITED.
The nursing baby elephants ''Tim'and
Flash were the objects Of great Interest
and admiration. They were brought into
the ring and each sucked a gallon of milk
from a glass bottle through a rubber tube,
just as babies take milk from a nursing
bottle. Danvillc en- Daily News.
a SGD 900
rouble-Eornei tMonster Asiat;c Rhinoeercs!
The first and olpy one erer imported.
The menagerie contains the ~quixotic
double horned Rhinoceros that attempted
a due with the locomotive at Pittsburgh.
~--'Cleyelard 90 Daily Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
AND THE 0WGYU E ON EARTH
I'M ALL THE VAST entirety OF ITS uMR|vALED mAGNIT

Travelling exclusively on its "
l~,agn;scantly Decorated ana White Enam-
e!ed Double Special Palace Trains.
Judge as only by chat Others snyof MS.
The discipline was perfect, the order
was excellent, the performances were very
superior, and the animals rare and very
fine. The seating arrangements Were the
best and most comfortable we have ever
secn.-L0uisriWc Cuur;e-.TDuraaL.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02
parifer Originate.

Wton peiB. mos QriginaIe iinb. Ses
bes 9orf, isb. Staot, iebe 3sit bat iie,
fteilidb in ueri6iebenen @orien lno Gro'
Sen. WeHen Geilt BON oem Der aroBsn
Wsnee beutlih li4 abbtbt, aber aud lper
sine asmaltiae Sbse NIT fleinen unb pers
tebrten Wtitteln, ooer tper nit unaebeurer
slnitreneuns auf elm lpinsisee 3iel los.
iteuert, Der III ein Original. Orieindlitdt
1T feline 0erriidibeit, aber lie fam es iuer.
ben. gDer aus benz Ieleile Der MIltdalih.
tett fith entftrnt. Der mus Elm iiartsr @sift
iein, rpenn er nidjt ben perniiuftigtR gu.
iammenbang NIT benz @ansen ollmdlg
immsr nebr perlieren luiu. Gsiit Elm Jeb.
fer, penn man ale Griginale iofort fiir
perriidt ertldren min. Ser 8ewobner Ell.
mes Srrsnbauies iaDtt por einiesr Yeit /:
vgDir Iinb bier, neil ipir bic Minoerbeit
finD; udren mir Die Webrbeit, 10 mlrosn
mir bic iogenanHten esisteibten Qeute Elm.
iieden." Das mar Elm Original obsr tetn
garr.
Grose Gtdbte fnb benz gpahsthum Der
Dri9inale nift bsIonoers olniti8. SIN
Wirbel bss sroBiidbtii9tn 2ebsns uno
Sreibens iper6en bic inbipiouelIen Giaen.
tbimli4feiten baIo abgsidliffen, unb In Der
auaeneinen pebidab erlabnit 81 raid Der
Srieb nod ielbititdnbieer Gbarufterili.
yung. Ga lit Die Dspollsrun8 bnlo r,ui
Elm einSi8er, glGGGrtigsr Bret. Sin paris
isoo& imelnt 81 at,osrs ~ itin. " oaf
8titsH, no paris pox Gttetnn!sn pln'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02

bommeln, linfs am oberen gnbe beg
Sll1es, lit Jrau 9riiFfel nno neben ibr
hbt Der @ebeime Redtnunesrdtb, weldef
etluas idmer bort uno, iiber bic Drille
ln9en0, Ieine talte 9tdIe nit ben sSineerfl
reibt. Ser Hebenmann oes Serrn Sriiiiet
bate thpn Elm troden 8r6bhen perSebrt
unb langte. oIs bic ssIeildbriibe enoli6 er.
lhlen, me4anii6 iiah einen jtpeiten.
Ser Abeno beripro6 better Su iperben,
oenr Serr Sriiifel, ein liiitiger 8siellI6af'
ter, leiltete llnsiaubIihes. Inter arobsr
Seiterteit muBte er bic antiquirteIten Ras1
louer tuleoerbolen uno Graa Sriffel, bic
ibren Utann fur einen ,neiten 6aphir
bdlt, la9te 10, oaB ibr Die Sbrdnen iiber
Die fetten Baden Iiefen. SeBt ,uaat tie
ben erften 26feI Der frdftig ouftenoen
BoulLlon 81 nebmen. sic Siebt Elm jam.
merlihes 8eIiht unb buffet uerleaen.
UtertfpIiroig. Die ganae SafeIrun0e, fuelde
ben 9ouillor 3u nippen begonnen bat,
3iebt allf einmal bic un0laublihiten @rts
nlaIien; Elm peinltfes Stial1wet9en tritt
elrt, tuelhes ieooh plbBlib IN erldredenoer
lBeile unterbro9en miro. a5Ha gs
rYfui Oeibel !" pIabt ndmlih Der un<
borIihtige SSrii1tuahs heraus. sSrau
SI;s -. s-t -. 'gn' s'".n l''nSm mn xoulv-
u..S ~. ugst oN aShe tuI1 uIlno uno
VIZ. WIo HM 1%n.eilUIe: uno nun 9eltn9l IS
M,,S Mt %n;S easm; Gss s Saasts'm ies a 9eoleten
iebt ouf ieine 8emotlin. 9ieie fast fi9
10 gut es seben min. sd mus Iebr I'M
&utiduloi9una bitten, itottett he, .Beuo,
Der infame Sunb, bat ben Sopf nit Der
6lsiihbrlibe umgeItoken - in meiner 9ro-
Bsn 9sst,egeHpeu 9rtIl IW 5u Ulell@eTttalI
H1a Ultlss n.aB nun lWspI aepelen letn.
Oeuo, 'oelWer le'he Nole eoen oeItelno
au SeFtn S9nlH eI9ooen pate, ernislt
sInsn lom oSllls nnsriIdrltthen JuBtritt,
sUus ,shHi ", SUw ioeseueHr, eslIx, .Wl IsBt lotss
tsss,S Ust vss sn'lsB"gs u.HglooWs & ais SeWs
SsllIunoss9sI. s9 ogsu".n 'u O'suel0l oas
VglnIaIl lsgsh -. .. s., .
n .5ns'ls'n ~ .LIoas lepEt IePI Oral
MaIu'.na !a tutnesUlelp dnI. Urtlumams
" Suu 9Il9snanoen uho 9ot aus le!nenI
.n " oss G.,,,; S:suen,;aos sungsnosH usOertePer
el'oas e'HSsIusae!lss 9eroor. .a,,
so paOe es 9ans Sergenen, lteoer
SWntlL tul e .oleie Sagle pan On
Oss NV. Hgps" 'eilsh g VI iSlengegIraet.
aues ahssN qsIisH llop auI S@ntIL Der
@ Iesnst UtaI Sn9. ungHn1 I 9nEuH sAoet 1,' Garo'
Hh9, 10 gp1e poep eHoilW oas STIraq.
NN ?ausItau @ e!n IN oH Nu9e lno
ispSt utu t.l.m iss'Hsn Sielh9aiiopluen
~ ost SanO Sutuu. UrIl0toaus. oeiraU'
tl g ptnleHo. 60
gNa' u, lp gae : 9eg 9ielq 9elqmedt,
raIl e. 1us oorPes 4vlioIi SmRoteaiteno.
Eess,. Egas " sM Ess.m Ytoitoeu'eHoallam. OIe
S's;' d. oIIneg,Siuss n Oi s6o,s,x, ,..,s. ,..,
~" nnsem,e,";s t,lS ses Swusoesn " eretIt I'm
~ MN mn. 'uas ~ SGs'a lraseH aHBN1
"~ sa' au. o. S'VsIs. osI' IA . =
n, SSSu aI" om t SsIs"shg w stgenll!u
9sgsslnn.B' NY s1'o'.oSsI Yrn%Ioans MO-
Mg; ng Esg u" .; G.nt ausito9nsn Aasorud ger
9sI%tsI ltnassm NV ss; taOeHo, s2srpenIln,
giiuta'8' AS" ''e'a = e'lpas lpan'lpe
U'tssm ssn.. az. o,t ba.,. a.: .,,s,a
any HS1ts" 81 ;s,,, s g., anli pVIsM SN aul !.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02

6ram pDm 3auis (3u i6rert 01I
tpdbrenD bes Ylacigens) 9lute ipj< d<l|Ill<
Sbnen unier usuer 5peiiefaEon, 2srr n
feHpr?
Miieffor: Gndbiee f5rou, bo1
tonntt gang auf oas Glen an
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02
3 m 9 9ubma aerIaben.

Derfdufer: Ste tuerben nit bit{sn
Gtiefelli in5rieoe1 ieiris tileln Serr. Die{e
Waare srfreut Iih alaemtinen 8eifnlis
uno zines reiBenoen MbinBea.
Rdufer: va, bit5ts Qettere gl6tlns
sliS uun asraos ssins Gmpystlune.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02
8eiher Nnfnah n Z.

aebrer: @ie bsibt On SsuM msip
5pbng
Sunse: Ssranfe
2ebrer Du hait ober bod uc9 tii1s1f
0omen. g8ie beibt 6u bonn nit bfns
Snufnamen
Sunee [idbwsiet, fanu FI1 beKsn nidst
eriunernl.
2ebrer: Rnn, iDie ruff bid senn u,
SauIe 9ein Batter?
Sunse: Nei Batter ruff msr ni@, -
&c pfeift mer iumerl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02

Boetif6e Bobnunasansei6t. I.
Gs uphnt bic NshIous in Der Erdube,
Die Mantei iDobnt Ia aolb'nef1 8atstsv
sSn fromuen per5ei lpohnt Der 0Idub<,
SD moline SafobifroBe l3.
GuanueI Rnitbuber, Bu1bin1erunsiII)I.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02

Nm Grabe zines Wiiiioen.
Das padnS9en ntht un,ionit 70 bitter III,
Sas ibres Ser3ens Gtoube bier srtiiprie6t.
Dsnn es beusilsn'8 ihre Shaten ole:
Sie bate fat oea SerSens NOD me Sale.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02

Saustheater bel BaronSeit.
teIss. Warauis poia tsu R6nte Obi.
lipp): Cir, nis eebsn Sis Gsonnienirsi.
bette
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Das Gdglid)e polksblatt

tofet per pof tObus eonntaesbIatt ss.2o per Sabr
W.6o bas babe Sobr uns $3.50 has giertsiaBr. aas
esnniassbIat Sill 20 per SeBs $500 sas ssIss Sabr
uns sa.so has WtssteIiasr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-02-02

DER @utmItbiee sd Iass
Sbnen. iH fam iehr bbIs tpsrosn, aber
iuenn itt einmal b6Ie werbe, ba merbe isb
slej9 10 bcie, oaB Id liebsr gar aiht b6is
merbe.@
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Manaigfaltiges.

Z Gesen iiberudBieen @enuB BON Sa.
batrau4 bisnt cine DoHs Gamp5sr ais
GesennitteI.
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3eiibiIh.

Gin @ait Tin elmer Msjfourofioll1 /:
Gire fb6ne Wirthitaft bas bel sStneil<
Serr gBirtb Broo. Das nit. @iDsnlf6f
9efdlibt 1T - fntbIinrotbe Wnrii unb
freioeidipsre RI6Be. Wie f6nnen @ie MIR
10 falirbe Speiien norIeBen?
Ser g8irtb lueriMnibt Iahefnh)
SD oahte, BEL Stnen perIgbldqts uif5is -
lDsil sic iie ia aud NIT faII&sH 8dtnen
fauen!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Judge Hilton deuies that the body of
A. Z. Stewart has been found.
Marshal Mcmahon has resigned the
French presidency, and NJ. jules Grevy has
been elected to the position.
The next session of the Baltimore an
nual conference of the NJ. E. Church South,
will convene in Salem, Va, Wednesday,
March 5th.
= Leon Lewis, of the "Pen Yan Mys-
terry )" has eloped from Pen Yam with SIX
teen year old niece of his dead wife, and
leaving $50, coo of debts behind him.
- Rev Henry Ward Beecher is to be
sued for SIC, 600 damages, for falling TO fill
his engagement to be present at the Cumber'
land (Md) Agricultural Fair, last fall.
Hon. r. l.. T. Besle, Conservative
member>el from the First Virginia Con
gressional district, has been elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF the Hon.
Il. b. Douglass.
A bill for the repeal of the Valley Rail
road charter, unless certain conditions are
complied with, has been presented in the
Virginia House of Delegates, BY MIR. Burger,
Of Botetourt county.
- Tho Court of Appeals Of Virginia has
set as rest the question dtethe right of coun-
ties and corporations to tax railroads lying
within their bouods by decision that they
have not tho power to dos
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
Newspaper Laws.

We would call the special attention of
postmasters and subscribers Of this paper to
the following synopsis of the newspaper
laws:
l. 4 postmaster is required to give notice
by letter [returning paper does not answer
the law when a subscriber docs not take his
paper out of the Office, and state the reasons
for its not being taken any neglect to do 50
makes the postmaster responsible to the pub.
Usher for the payment.
2. ANY person who takes paper from tho
postoffice, whether directed to his name or
another, or whether he has subscribed or not,
IS responsible for the pay.
3. If any person has ordered his paper
discontinued, he must pay all arrearages, or
the publisher may continue to send it until
payment is made, aud collect the whole amount
acAether ii lie taken from the office not,
There can be no legal disoon,inuance until
the payment is made.
T. If the subscriber orders his paper to be
stopped at certain time, and the publisher
continues to send it, the subscriber is bound
to pay for it If he takes ii out of the post.
office. The law proceeds upon the ground
that man must pay for what he uses.
5 The courts have decided shat refusing
to take newspaper or periodical from the
postoffice or removing and having Thorn un>
called for, is prin.a ./acic evidence Of inten-
tiopaE fraud
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
LETTER FROM HARPER's FERRY.
HAnrEb's FERnY, Jan. 90, 1879.
Teorqe ". Hatnes, Esq.

George w. Huines Esq
DEAR S1R.-Your Spirit having failed to
make its appearance at my domicll this
week. l am fearful the ghost of your village
has waited it to fairer happier regions, and
shall miss its weekly visits. We are rejoice
ing in bright sunshine. Jack frost, as
sisted by the polar wave, hold high car
nival here, as elsewhere, in passing the
old year out and the new year in. Ice
was king f. r some time, and almost every one
you now meet asks did you lose your flow
ers. The beautiful Gala lilies, the stately
fuchiss, and even the hardy fish geran!ums
buried their heads and now lie "scentless
and dead" Tho only thing that seemed to
defy the winter breeze was the little English
sparrows, brought here sometime ago by
George w. Green, Esq They hoped and
chirped from the inches of the railroad
bridge, adjoining the hotel, as if it was
April weather.
The cold snap did not seem to prevent the
New Years levee at the White House, judg-
ing from the Washington papers, which seems
to have been unusually large, SO much SO
that a rear platform was erected for the
egress Of the callers. All the foreign nations,
except England, were represented, the
Justices Of the Supreme Court, amongst
HHVm Hab UuSsV eOnoDPan'oN ~
his intellectual daughter, Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. Parsons toilet was turquoise silk, with
point lace and diamonds Many of the toilets
Of the ladies were magnificent Mrs. Hayes
wore upon her head white feathers, somewhat
in the style of Mrs. Madison, but not so
commanding. "reminiscences of Mrs. Madi-
son recall the feather ornamentation of her
hair as towering above the crowd. The sur
vivors of the war of 1912, and of the Next
can war, were few in numbers, as most of
them have sslept their last sleep, and have
fought their last battle" The Marshall OF
the District was present. but no mention OF
Mrs Fred Douglass or her toilet. Fred will
find out in the course of time-liks poor
Pnchbaek, of Louisiana, who hamm cred at
the doors of Congress, and the members oc>
cupied whole session in whether or not to
seat hm-that he is bogus coin.
Yours, OBSERVER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
II A Z RED.

January 10th, 1879. at gre residence of the
BRIDES parents by Rev. J:Edwin Amos, JOHN
+. MADDOX, of this county. to VIRGINIA Ell
LEN, daughter of Mr.. William w.Lemon, of
Martinsbulg.
In Sheph-rdstown, on Wednesday evening,
the 29th Of January. bH Rev. E. V. White. of
Middleway, Ms EDWlNK. wEIsE TO Mrs. AN
ME TURNER, both OF snepherdstown.
In st. James Episcopal Church. LeesburS, on
January 2lst, 1879, by Rev, r. T. Davis, assisted
by Rev. John Elliott. of Ascension Church.
Washington. DR., W: z. WINCH ESTER, and
SILLIE, eldest daughter of the late Matthew
Harrison, Esq.-a! of LeesbuIg
At the resde ce of the BRIDES father. Jannary
LIST. 1879. by Rev. Mr. Way, JOHN w JAMES,
of Londomn conntv, Va, 10 Miss ANNIE LAR
DELLA NlSEW AMER, daughter of Henry e.
Nisewaner, of this county.
On January 22d. 1879. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. "A. NJ. Cackley, MIR.
THOMAS J. WEST to Miss MARY L. CAMP
BELL, both of this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
Tribute of Respect.

At the suggestion of Rev. A. NJ. Cacklev, made
at the fourth quarterly conference for Jefferson
circuit, held December IS, 1873, committee
was appointed to give expression in regard to
tho death of Brother Archibald McCarrell, in
pul suarce of which he following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
whereas, it has pleased Aim iehtv God to call
from labor to rest our beloved Brother, ArclI-
bald McCarI ell who has been tho efficient Re-
cordng Stewart of Jefferson circuit since It's
formation,
Resolved LIST. That we feelour sympa thy fully
enlisted for tho bereaved widow and family of
the deceased.
Resolved End, That We deeply deplore the loss
of Brother Nc Carroll, whose sterling worth =
Christian and gentleman renders his 'oss to US
aud the community an irreparabo ono.
Resolved Bird, That copy of this preamb BILE
and reso ntions be sent to the family of the de-
ceased, and to the Baltimore EplscOpai Methodist,
tue Spirit IF JcGerson and the Vrsinia Free Press
for publication.
H MTLEY.
Il. l.. RAMET.
C. II. Z. BACkUS.
ComnIttea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. R.

We are informed from an authentic source,
that negotiations have been pending and will
in all probability have been consummated by
the time this paper reaches our readers,
whereby the Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company will agree to commence the i'm
mediate construction of the link of road from
Bedington, ON the Mnrtiusburg and Potomac
Road, to connect with tho Shenandoah VAL
ley at Shepherdstown, and the contractors OF
the Shenandoah Valley will build the road at
once through Clarke, Warren and Page coun-
ties to Luray, completing it to the latter point
by the 18th of June next. Work will be
commenced simultaneously, on the Beding-
ton connection, on the Shenandoah Valley at
the entrance of Clarke county, and on the
South side of the Shenandoah river near
Front Royal, working towards Luray.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
Die d.

Mrs. IDA AUGUSTA HENRY, wife of Chris
topher &. Henry, died January 10Th, 1879 aged
90 years and % days.
At his residence, near Fnrmwell, in Lou1oun
county. the 18th of January, 1879, JOHN
AkERS, in the esd year of his age.
At her resdsnc. in HiIlsboro', ON tho night of
Jan. 6. 1879. ter pain illness of days. Mrs
LOUISA HOUG Il, wife of Dir. VIM. HOugh, aged
ca years, months and Is days. She leaves an af-
fectiona ate husband, two sons and two daughters,
with "A host of relatives aud friends TO mourn
their loss, hut their loss is her eternal gain
She was devoted wife, All ahsctIpnatc mother.
a kind nechbor, and from her early youth an
exemplary Christian.
On tho 2lst of Japnsrv, 1879 at the residence
of his grandfather, Mr.. Join MEG Garry, near Duff
fields, ARMY NE wToN youngest son of Roh't
NJ aud NJ Hester Duke-aged year, 4 months
and days.
At Cassils. near ChnrleItown. on the S0th of
January, 1879. MARIANA EDEN. widow of the
late Edward 7. Paca, of wye" Queen Amos
county. Md.
Near Billnlyer's Mill. on Tuesday night last.
2Sth of January. 1879. Mir. IA MRS WALKER,
aged 7 years and months
Janm.ry 5. 1879. wM. FEET CHER, infant son
of w Manning and Saiie A. Lcmen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

We are pleased to sec from the biennial
report of the Regents of the West Virginia
University, which is noticed in the Wheel
ing papers, that high compliment is paid
to President Thompson and the present eff
cient faculty of that institution, in the mem
ton of the fact that at the time of the
acceptance of the presidency by Mr.. Thomp-
sou there were but j.. forty. eight students in
attendance, and they only from Monongalia
and contiguous counties; whilst now ono
hundred and eighteen students, representing
twenty-cight counties, are on tho rolls,
with reasonable prospect of large increase
st the beginning of the spring term, March
col
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FOR SALE.

A SECOND HAND Fire Proof Safe for sale
~ cheap, by DUKE GALLAHER.
% EST Corn Shelters for sale by
D Feb. 4 1879. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
AUNDRY and Toilet sos D. Inc igo and Starch,
IL for sale Sy s. 8. DALGARN.
CLATES and Slate Pencils Pens, Penholdens and
= Ink. for sale BY s.. DALGARN.
I AIDES Shoe yarnish, Ma sons Backing and
- Blocking Brushes, for sale by
February 4. 1879. 6. s. DALGARN.
CURRY Combs, Horse Brushes and Cards. for
u saleby SIS DALGARH.
CARDINEs. Baking Powder, Carpet Tacks,
- Powder. Shot md Caps, for sale by
February 4, 1879 s.. DALG Arm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04

CLARKE ITEMs.-From the Courier We
copy the following:
On Monday morning Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr
cheval slipped on some ice about the residence
of her son>in-law, Mr.. Jas. L. Howell, and
fell, fracturing one of the bones in her leg
below the knee.
A number of Good Templars of Berryville
visited Wildwood last Saturday evening. Mr..
J. Rice Smith delivered q spirited address,
after which some 70 persons signed the
pledge, and largo Lodge of Good Templars
was organized.
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