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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
AMr11Iors rHIEyEs IN HARLEM.

A lady living in East Onc-hundrcd-and-
nrteeutn,t recently left home to spend the day with
n friend. In an hour two truck drove up 10 the
door three men by means OF false key entered the
hnrse took down piano, carried II 10 the uurk ana
drove oil No traces OF the thieves or the piano have
eu found Othcr thieves also entered he dwelling al
No p / 40 Thrdavc during the absence OF the family
and bcrDu taking up the carpets on the stars ana IN the
hall lady living near CHANGED to call at the door,
WLcrcupUn the thieves fled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
LADIES' UNDER Wear,

Having bought the entire stock Of one Of tbs
best manufacturers of Ladies' UndcrgarmeDts a,
about 80 cents on the dollar, we offer the follow
ing winch are the greatest bargains ever SHOWN in
these goods:
30 doz GOOD MUSLIN CHEMTSES at % cents each
81 Il r. RTFFIID And FANCY do at 40 cents
80 doz FINE CORD AND OTHER FANCY TRIMM xcs
at 30 cents
FINERQCALITIEs AT EQUALLY Low PRICES
100 Goz. NIGHT DRESSES GULL LENGTH aud GO,n
MUSLIN. - centstO$ 81.
FINE EMBROIDERED SKIRTS at 90 cents and upw.a
like opportunity has never been offered 10 pur.
chase fine Domestic Undergraduate at such low
figure.
THE BALANCE OF OUR FRENCH HANDwAnp
UNDERGARMENT AT LOWER PRICES THAN Eyye
AJOB LOTOF FRENCH HAND MADE DRAWERS ;,
Cj Gems WOULD BE CHEAP At 81
$50 FRENCH CORSET COVERS at 81; FORHyr
PRICE, 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
NARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

eun ris.s 7l9 sun sets - 5Oi Clock fast I'm &c.
Noon ri.cs 7D5 Moon sOuths ll3i Moons DAYS %
SANDY Hook . Go GOV Island : II W.I Glte..... 0G7
NIGH WATER rODAY-f. H.
sandy Hook. ia UOy. Island. 1:Jl Hei 1ate "IO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


FrfrfI UOusf-LeOn ChOtiean. 0T FafIs, anu VHP.
tain Dcl0rd. Of the steamship ,Amerque tVN a. a."
~ f-Judpe samuel Treat of 81 LOUIS 81 lame Hof'
Miss Anna Dickins0n...-. i'eV HuSe-Payh ~ n
Suowdcu o Phi cpha .fsf0r W1uS"Johb g. fnnl'i
Of PLlcc il Hcsntin3ieT Hofc'Sign"r haI tosu
Tor Ipr. frSHHs ofei Medical lnSpeot tor
i Y Tavor 4 \ ~ M Judge James Baker, 81 81 Louis
.. 4 tcmGrie Hoief-I Lieutenant O. =. Norris, |. = "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
PENNSYLVANIA sEYAroRsHrP.

HARRISBURG, Penn. Jan. 20.-rhc Demo
crats Of the Pennsylvania Legislature met IN caucus
fms evening aud, after several ballots, decided east
their votes Tor the Hon. Hester CTS me? ior United states
senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
RELATIONS OF INNKEEPERS AND GUESTS,


INTERESTING POINTS OF LAW BROUGHT OUT ia d"
SUIT OF MAJOI-GENERAL HANCOCK
Maior-General Winfield ;. Hancock came
in November, 1873 as commander OF TINS mih'a'y re
ortmept TO New York lie took hoor IL the ~ 'ouu
Hazel for himself and his family, consisting I" WIG
and two DAUGHTERS at $3.50 month. After paying one
months rent he made more cconolMca arfah-eni'".
~ SoG5 4 month while he remained in command OF
this Department. After tins new aIr"nEe"'o"''
which lasted until June. 1874, there were two
robheres of icwcIy from the Generals rooms AV"'-
uablc watch and cialn. badges belonging TO the
General Mrs. IIancock's iewcl-boX and othcr val
narles vers stolen. The total loss, they tcstined
was over 5000. They sued George w. John H.
and Thomas Il. Rand, the owncls Of tie hotel
on Their liability AZ hotel keepers for their guests bag
cage The de Cudants PM in several G,l'nc : ana
among the that there carcicsSncs> on ir ai
of The Hancock family ana mat sal, was A,l ui,' h
the tOtc and due notices That Nalia""9 mus w
depositpd IN the safe. The cases we're referred
to HoIutO L. Averiil, ana he iGuhd on cNelN
uCnt cXCcpt one for the pl&lniIl~ iLal one
nont was that the contract under which ihe rooms
we're occupied at 500 month continuously
changed the relations OF the parties rom those oil guests
and nukcepcrs 10 those OF border ana po3uH :! ~ ~
ing house keeper. An lnukceper was HAM" fOf nlS
,1I,st's lie and goods 4 boarding house Keeper was
liable only for gross negligence causing lossi iha'
proved and he therefore dismissed he >nitS.
MI Mcmahon Yesterday on appeal from ms dtrl-ln'
claimed That the did not sustain any cudee OF lh'
relations between the plaintiffs and GclthuaiH ID Jaw
The reduction of tie rate III view Oh inc lno1u' rW i
tpuguce OF the occupation Of tie rooms fnnnd 3iIel
III the reduction of fare tOcOmmu'eTso IalIOddWhc
dIu not reduce the liability OF the common
carrier. II the contract only hAcs thg price
Tract. make sucb change, must ne IUT lth 10
the object for which are kept stephen tdheito
ON behalf OF defendants claimed that the referees
decision fully sustained 10y authority, a specific
contract having been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
LOUISIANA SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

NEw-ORLEANS, Jan. 2O.-In the Louisiana
Senatorial caucus, tonight the following vote WIS
taken " without cno!cc:
li,uS.
kcuUcr --.--b =
The rest OF the ballots were scattering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

dav piobt The fire was caused hy the explosion OF
Kerosene lamp IN The still Nell McGoidrck.t wv
engineer OF No. gro Eagle-st was severely puihru =,
- 600 The works were owned by John Donald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

"BETwIXT AND BETWEEN. '-Fricndly Pot
man 90 CabbY Well llcncry. are YOU goih ont with
that kIckin' loss to-day g. tHbhy No, Robert, rs
nIwhceci's turn this time kckin moss do for
som y'sec-yuv got Yer fare twixt you au' - ccs
II he wos 10 turn haccidcutai, but f0urWheeler amt
you sec.-fnn
A contemporary tells % How to Utilize old
Fruit Cans" Give boy string aud strange dog. and
10 needs no further NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
CONGRESSMAN scnLrIcnEr BURIED.

GALVESTON. Texas, Jan. 2o.-A dispatch TO
The Ncvs from Antonio says: The remains uf Con
gresham Gue,ayc -chcichcr buried yesterday i,i
TIA, Natinull Cemetery. The services largely AT
tended, and iuIIc-,iVc The CongIcssiou q!
1 olnIu!tiee will return bN Way OF Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

keener nv william Vance, sashweght manufac!urer,
in Jersey CITY. The cause OF Roberts, lsm md rrcny
annoy ed hm for several days past he iono , hsn
unable 10 make good the amount, when bau o. ivy "
,nndo known 4 person who last saw the unIn tun"l
man saws that Roberts sat upon the aitci ran W ny a
smoking in an unconcerued manner and wheh ,l,o ,a
,voa of Robnss Reef took from his pocket Tue account
hook which he threw with his Lat upon th' u ~. a
then deliberately dropped from the ran ln,' w, ~, h
His BODY Immediately Disappeared and mas noi -. ,,
recovered Roberts vas O0Sed upon ms nara
tennerate man. and had LARGE circle OF lflcndS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
DIR, RlDWlrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tascess elegantly coated Tor the cure Of all die
e ~ the stomach liver bowels kidney bladder, noryOui
dl-etsrs headache, CONSUMPTION, udl-r,i on oypepa
ne. Lihnus fever Inflammation Of the bowels piles,
9r al d,r,ngrnrnts o, the internal Warranted u
r,,rcf n 100. i've cure. Price % cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
Announcements
PLEUEITIC ATTACKS STBDUED Z:
JAMES ENuECroEANE

Use Rrummcll's Celebrated Cough Drops.
The GENUINE have A. H. T. each dsop. Price, lie. box
DoN'T CoTGU GOrR LUNGS AWAY.
save them and strength bv usn@ the great c"nn ptN"
rcintry PHILLIPS PATArAELE con LIVER on ~ cnnlni
Win Plusrtio- NtTRIUNF. Aldrdgslsis Depot Ilu -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
ALDERMEN'S PETTY EXTRAyAGANCE.


II has been the custom III Brooklyn for a
long time to appropriate 500 To purchase badge Tor
each new Alderman VINO enters the Common Council.
This wear there seven me- mbers OF TINS body.
Two OF the members, DR. Hacker of the Twenty first
Ward and Mr.. Powers, o. the TNeny-titth, however.
have recently been the recipients Of badges gwen by
their friends. Yesterday resolution offered by
President Ray to appropriate 800 70 purchase badges
for Aldermen MrCaIty. OF the Ffth ward; Graham, Of
The Eleventh: smith Of the Fiftccnth Water Of tie
seventeenth and seaman, Of the lWcnty-thlrd. Mr..
Graham opposed the resolution He uld not need 4
badge ne said. he was sufficiently well known ~ an
Alderman already. and when they were cutting down
lie salaries ~ c,CrEs and others he dad lot tnk They
should indulge M this tXtrayagnucc "Oh the gentle
man from The Eleventh Is fresh" said President Raw
who haQ called Alderman Oici ~ To the CHAIR Glider
men ar liable To he called on 70 act rs Justices OF the
Peace ana they need badge Tor other purposes. New
Aldermen AWAY talk III TINS way; next year they VIII
vote for badges for new member Mr.. Graham sald
that II badge was made II SHOULD simply designate tic
Alderman OF the ward without name; then Il could
20 10 his successor Mr.. seaman stated That ne dd not
want any badge and ne considered useless expense
The rcSnlntiCn was carried 10y vote of 10 10 = Alder
men Graham, Baird Gundcr, HACKER lfltZ, seaman
and Powers voting ~ tbs negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
NEURALGIA,
DIPlITHERIA.
INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
RELIEVED IN a FEW MINUTES,
nv RkDW AVS READY RELIEF

Tor hcadtclr whether sick OrncTycus; rhch2ilsm Inn
baro .s and weakness the back, sllrc kidneys Dani
around the I,er peursy. swellngs u the loniS pain, IN the
loves ucarui ana as of all kinds, chm ms and frost
pifcs ldN avs Ready Relief Will afford immediate ease and
IA cOnlinuei days ehect permanent cure.
iTiCc % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO.
2Is BRoADwAY
GAN 10 Noon 90 % N 81. hidnight IL
UlRhest durng dav. Il. A0Wesi. IL
A erace. l7S ~anN day, 1878 as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
OIL WORKS BURNED IN BROOKLYN.

The Atlantic Oil Works, III Smlth-st', near
ua,o,to.aye Brooklyn were DESTROYED by file Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
PETER COOPER ON THE WITNESS STAND.

l. -
Peter Cooper was called upon yesterday
afternoon to testify the suit brought against him Ivy
Wallace F. Groom TO recover $4,000 damages for an
alleged ubeilous letter MIR Cooper spoke IN clear and
distinct tones and cvinccd tendency not to adhere
closely TO the questions pat by his counsel John t. Par
sons When topic suggested he desired 10 ten al
that he knew on that related subjects. He raid that
ON February IL he would complete his cighty-eighth
wear Before he was twenty years OF age lie learned
the trades Of a halter brewer ana carriage naker'
1t was ffy-One years since he was first aroused
To aid the Iaboring classes and the idea OF found
ing the Cooper Institute suggested to him by the
P0yGrchuc Institute of Pans. The witness eNesscd ms
severe banks Daring sixty years OF busIhees me- ne
SAID nc could not remember week or "a month Whch
all he ueople who worked for Inn could not get thtir
money If they wanted This lie thought, WIS duc 10
IN, fact that he did nor depend on banks.
Mr. Cooper said that when he was first nominated TOT
tbe Presidency bv the indianapolis C0nventon lie DC
cnrd accept but subsequently, consented lcuctant
10 do He had no expectation OF being Ilehluchl'
bat thought that if he cayricd one state ana iht
election was thrown into the House Of Representatives.
there might he chance in "a thousand OF ms pclhs
Before writing his letter To- MI Gro IN which ~
alleged contain l5e!lOus natter lie accused nm OF
wasting lhs Ohe WitncssD money and bringing MIN
mo d,cTcdit. as wei nurnS the Grccuiack cause
The letter Mr. Cooper dee AIRED, contained the uuh as
he understood il. lie SAID that ne had gwen MT Groom
"A GOOD deal OF mOncy-hOw much ne Coud no' S'd'c'
He raid GroOIn's cXpense- TO conventions, etc. was
onshed he sad. To tind so lew people Wiling 10
tribute the cause That was one Oh lne most us
coura eng things about it,
MIR Cooper VIII be cross-cxamircd This morning, and
the case will probably be conclud, Il to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
LAST YEARS EMIGRATION STATISTICS.

LAST YEARS EMIGRATION STATISTICS.
The Commissioners of Emigration at their
meeting yesterday completed their annual report The
number of passengers landed at NewNOrk from foreign
countries during the year was 12l $685. the aliens num-
ber,d 75,3f7. This shows an increase OF 2oSll
as compared with 1877. The number com
ing by seerage was 93,S01 OF these
3O5s6 remained in New-York, 1855 were dis
trbuted in the Middle States; 1868 in the West
and Northwestern States 1921 IN the Eastern States
COG IN the Southern States; 1011 In Canada, and ~
in South America. Immigrants upon their ar
rival were cared for by superintendent Jack
son. All their needs have been attended TO within
tho walls OF Castle Garden, thus preventing
them from beng imposed upon by sharrers.
In the hospital Castle Garden, 1e3J persons W L.
cared Tor Three deaths ana seven births have occurred
rae number Of furnished with employ inent
last wear was 1923 women. 1915. The women gcne-
ally became house scrgants ana OF the mon 80 To- came
farm hands aud 79i mechanics. During ISIS, - !
sick urr,uu. were admitted to the hospital Oh Warts
Island aud Cightyn children were born there. Inc
total number treated during the year was 2l11 OF
whom 81 were discharged; seventy died OF az. aI'-
urGpriatIou of - 30 900 made by TIC legislature for the
current year ending May 1879, fllOSjO %, mas been
expended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

THE PLANS OF A NUMBER OF WEALTHY "fN ~
SECURE GOOD MUSIC WITHOUT THE hhSi'H'-
TIONs OF OPERA.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
illinois Central Railrd
Shortest Heate to Chicago.
Sl0UXClTY to CHICAGO.
vvlshout Chaago q Cnssl


O0nneosthg June I. ls7s.
sioux GYty, sssaada!S e1cspted, Oh ssr.yI Il
train from tYsnkios: Ie1Ye sioux City ii Els >.
." si ss = aas' ssrs q tS Sai tStS2t6 ls % p sioux O.; CIV to
of Psssssk tsrsi is snaa e a shiiiessss 81 SsSsis,ua wess, >,
10. GOA. M. via the Illinois eltfe railroad, will
arrive 2. sioux Gity the next dft .. III O., Z c m:
daily, sssebs sunday i soS I'm |. g.. eonssct IL
fass.a IsssHs is.s a::fs SSBest 81; Y "a = J. ~ ~ D ssa,,.
trains a1a,n ~ Dstlolts Cleveland. H BnssfS. S Siaxs q.
Falls Fails. Pi Hst 3 rh1lsdslghis. lsliinore, Nk,sh.
This train ccnneets n Waterloo with trains
on the Cedar Falls and the Minnesota branch.
leaving Wat0s5O0 Is la19 4. M I'D Afi1kiHR q
~c1s . mass al Paul. e ,G 1si1resd sf.i S,sa .n se am. nv
Ing at St. . at 6.36 Z. m. and Minneapolis at
s.4sp m; - 9.
onthe! illinois Centlsi asinI lin. lsssins ISsba.
IT, r 8 IA s sa s. p. aal,;lss sa & sa,sss e = ;. m Z.
g. sof io ls'. az 1 = a !. r.. "a s ,SSiGc sy'ro 3 !. -. 20 !. % n
s ssessSas.s 8 ssssS. s &sb,| fs.l "a IS Sa sss%R ne
" c Safs e9a tane a sS4 MA. 4 rp.eso.. WI West.
ern Union train, leaving ffespoft ~ l1s p. m.
and arriving n Radne atbA5.. and Milwsukes
Bag9aes Qkseksd EhreoGA
For throuss'sssesa ae ssa s aRsssssa .rpsy !.
the Illinois Central depot. s.lM
minutes nrssss fssss y s' Rae gsgs1 s IT, which is twenty
W.P. JoaNe1E q - TflMS Manager.
H. i. s %aio arsssxs s : s'asas III
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11

$500
So1.@EEAEa064a&1feekM
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
NOTICE..

To Henry L. Miller, Matthew Garrett and lydia
NJ. his wife. RICHARD II. Atkinson, Ida 81 Mil
Ier; Marian B. MIiicL, Jesse n: Miller. Trustee
7. Muller, William Miller. Robert Lee Miller,
Frederick Miller Il d AvletIc Miller:
ENAkE notice tnat "n Thursday. the eth day
Of February, 1879. between tie hours of
a: NJ au: 6 7. Al, of SAID day, at the office of
White & IrapHcil in tho town OF Charles Own.
West Virginia., will take the Dispositions of
certain WITNESSES tn lie read as evidence i'll be-
pcn'liug IL the Circuit Court of Jefferson CuuE-
tv. "esI Virginia, wherein l am Plaintiff and
you and Others are Dafeu iantS. And If for any
cause the taking OF SAID d -pusrIinns be not COM
meIced, or if commenced be not concluded on
said dav. the taking of the same will be ad-
jnurned and continued from day to day. or from
time to time until completed.
JAMES Logic.
Committee of Avlette Miller, PiaiOtif.
White & Fr3nna!l. Soils.
JInnHry IS, lS79-ht.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04

A LADY FRIGHTENED TO DEArn.-Mrs
IIyslop, wife Of Robert Hyslop, farmer, who
lives above Providence, in Norfolk county,
about five miles out, was on Friday afternoon
frightened to death. 4 horse in the yard was
chasing little calf, and she took a stick and
went out after him to drive him away from
the calf, when he turned and chased her.
She ran into the house and Tell down in a
fainting fit, from which she was presently
relieved. but it returned upon her, she hav>
ing three commissions, which so Frustrated
her that she died about 2 o'clock next morn
ing. Medical aid was in attendance, and did
ell that could be done, but without avail.
Norfolk Day look.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04

SALE OF TIE AMERICAN HoTEL.-The
third sale Of the American Hotel took place
last week, and it vas knocked down to Ju-
Illus G. Scbaefer at $1,000. The building
was erected some twenty years ago, ut cost
Of $4,000, by Messrs. Hartman, Breckin-
ridge and ether gentlemen. 1t is stated
that hotel keeper famous in Virginia and
the South, who was disappointed in getting
to the sale. will offer an upset bid on the
property, in which case this much-sold props
erty will be put up again.
Stanton TIn3tcutor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04

In me CtTcht COuFt % OcUeTSOH CO"Hfy,
West Virginia, In Term, October 22d,
1878:
JOHN BURNS. Plaintiff,
Against 11N CHASCEEY.
GEO. W. BRISCOE and others,
Defendants.
an consideration whereof the Court doth adj
" judge, order aud decree, that this canse be
referred to n Commissioner of this Court, who
is directed,
Isl, To ascertain and report what Real ES tate
is now owned by tie Defendant, Geo W. liriS-
coe. it's quantity. situation aud value, and an
uuai rental value.
2d. To ascertain and report the liens which
are binding uuOn said real estaic, exhibiting
their amounts aud priUIitics. aud make report
of his proceedings 10 the next term OF this
Court.
Before executing this decree. said Commits.
sloner may give notice by publication in one of
the newspapers Published ia E3;ircst"wn, est
Virginia fer four weeks, which notice shall be
equivalent to personal service upon all tue
parties
True Extract-TcS:r.
+ C. WASHINGTON,
Clerk oi tGe Circuit Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
nj EcH NIcAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
IaHEs w. BUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution of his
} avocation Carpenter and Builder, and will
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
ly and satisfsctorily. His experience such that
he can guarantee perfect workmAnshiP, and his
reasonable Those desiring to build should give
him = call.
April %, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
poETIcA AL
BABY MINE.

Two letter from thy sire,
Baby mine.
1 could read and neyer tire.
BABY mine;
He is sailing DER the sea-
He is coming back to me.
he is coming back to thee.
Baby minel
Oh, I long to see his face,
Baby mine,
In his old accustomed place,
Baby mine:
Like the rose of May IN bloom.
Like a star amid the gloom,
Like the sunshine in the room.
Baby mine!
I'm so glad. I cannot sloep.
Baby mine,
I'm SO happy could weep.
Baby mine;
he is sailing DER the sea,
He is coming back to ma.
He is coming back to thee,
Baby mine
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

NE u5dersigned having given his atten ton 10
10 devote his time principally the duties o. gen.
eIaI Collector, and invites the attention of Hsr
6n1hts hho business mon generally to the fact.-
PROMPT and energetic esoTts ON my part will be
given tothe Collection Of ali claims placed 10 my
"~Hu'' A. W. CRANER.
NJ, CharleStOwn, Jefferson Co., W. va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such rs Gore Weak. IrInred Red and TGtery Eyea :;
liberation and Inflammation OF the Ear; l:HiKinS
Noises ia the llcHi: sore Throat; E.oTE";iUn OF tho
ralSiH Dizziness, CInuGrd Memory, Loss OF Nervous
Force, Depression OF Sr!T!ts,-ure al carefully aHl
scientifically treated with This remedy accorGn,; TO
Miii.d 10 my address on rrreiT, OF stamp.
Each package contains ir- SanGOrd'S Improved In
hrrX 7UOe. with full directions for i'll all cases.
Price aicO Sold by all wholesale and Retail DTMEgiss
throughout tic United StatCs and CnnGdHs WEEKS Il
POTTER, General Agents tad Wholesale Druggists,
Boston, H:ss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that l will execute the
for"gOirg decree at my Office In Charlcstown
West Virginia, on the 2Dth dav of February
1879 CLE0N MOORE
January 81 1S10-5t. Commissioned
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
YEAST FOR SALE.

E1REsH Yeast on sale daily. at tho Bakery and
l. Confectionery of
May Is, 1917. PHIL. T. ROHR.
C2wHtchcs S3t0$? ReyolyersszszsE
f<syA $50. Over 100 latest Novelties cZsa<ssSA
G;sls WAITED sosaPPi co.S-.lViiisl can ~
April l6. lS7S-ly.
T0EDENSED MILK, Eagle Brand, just
y ceved nd for sale low
Juiv so. 1878 6. DALGARS'S.
TUM OVER SHOES and another supply of
" Boots just received by
November 5. 1878. s. 8. DALG Arm.
JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY takes Bntt.r. Eggs.
- Bacon, Lard, &c, for Goods. Call aad see
him.
June II, 1873.
TTNHE new fssbioned Ten Plate Stove for sale BY
l. Movie, 1878. DUKE GALLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-04
MURPHY LUNCH ROOM.
TO STOCK KAISLRs.

NE undersigned having considerable expert
rncs Ia the Eeldiug of stool OfIers hi. pI ofe.
sipPaI services - the STOCK Raisers of JtH,rron
an" AhJ ihinS CUuBties prom ising re- in III. 81
ecution OF ~Ork entTustcd TO him WjIInl,o civ.
attention to diseases IN horsss AlFo has patent
ASti-ho"teF. which be viii apply tOHogs Lsurrs
Will receive prompt attention Terms reasonable
Feb. 49, 1871 JOHN W sCHAEFFER
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THE NEXT SENATE.-1u the Forty-sxth
Congress the Republican side of the Senate
will be mentally and morally, as well as nu-
mericaIiy. weaker than it has been for q
score Of years, while the Democratic side
will be stronger in the same proportion than
it has been since the day when the DEM c.
racy fell iato the arms Of secession. Thurs
man. Dayard. Wallace, Herman, Pend!eton,
Voorhees,. Mcdonald Hampton, Hill, Cor
don and Vance, will fnl only Edmuuds
as the peer Of any of them in the heavy
artillery of debate, and Blaine about the
only foeman fit to cope with them in the use
of the lighter and kpcncr weapons of parIia.
mentary varlare.-IN2udcLAia Times.