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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17
SENATORIAL AND JUDICIAL CON-
MENTIONS.

The Democratic Executive Committee of
this Senatorial district mot at Martinsburg on
Friday last, and on motion. it was resolved,
that a Convention be called to meet at
Berkeley Springs, Morgan county, on the
18th day of September next, to nominate q
Senator for the District composed OF NJ or
gan, Berkeley and Jefferson counties.
And on motion, the County Executive
Committees of Berkeley, Morgan and Jeffer.
sou were requested to scnd delegates to
Judicial Convention to be held at Martins,
tinsburg on the l4th day Of September 1880.
for the purpose of nominating Judge for
the Circuit composed of the counties of
Berkeley, Morgan and Jefferson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17
TIE SHENANDOAH RIVER I'M
PROVEMENT,

The annual report of Major William P.
Craishill, corps of engineers, in charge of
the United States engineers Office at Bal,i.
more, Md, concerning the works of improve,
ment of, rivers and barbors and burrows
under his charge in Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia, has been received by Gen.
Wright, chief of engineers, United States
army: Of the Shenapdoah river, Msior
Craighill says:
ga rapid reconnaissance Of this river was
made from Port Republic to Harpsr's Ferry
In August, 1879. A copy of the report is
appended hereto. As therein stated, the
estimate contemplated an open river, down.
stream navigation, with channels, through
all bars and lodges, Of a width OF 20 feet and
depth of g inches at the low stages of the
water, with only such amelioration of the
slope, &c. as can be gained by an oconomi-
cal distribution in wing dams, &C., of the
rock removed from the lodges; the portion
OF the river above Little's falls to be restored
as to its locks and to the condition existing
before the war. The estimate was a. fol,ovs:
From Port Republic to Little's falls. S52.>
25O; from Little's falls to Harper's Ferry.
$4,000; total, s72 $50
'ln the report attention was called to the
Importance of rebuilding q wall once stand
ing on the United States land there, whose
object was the protection of United States
property and private property from the hurt>
full effects of high freshcts. Congress appro,
pria.ed $4,000 for that portion of the river
in West Virginia, which limited the expen>
ditures to single county. that of Jefferson
The most important thing to do in Jefferson
county for the navigation of the river seemed
tho repair of the old locks, 60, from Titles
falls down, These, however, were tho prop
erty of a corporation chartered under the
laws of West Virginia. At tho date of this
report the decision of the Secretary OF War
as to the proper method of expenditure had
not been made"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

- The Congressional Convention that as.
sembled at Fairmont last Monday was the
largest political gathering ever held in the
district. The contest between the candidates
was hot and close, and it was hard to forecast
the result. The nomination of Judge J. b.
Hoge has given very general satisfaction and
although be was not our FIRST choice, we shall
render him most hearty support His
nomination was brought about by the friends
OF Hon Dan. b. Lucas. When the moment
had arrived that thu nomination of Hon. b
f. Martin seemed inevitable if another bal>
lot was taken. with both Judge Fl. and Mr.
l.. in the field, his supporters did not hesi>
tate to carry out the will of the Democracy
OF this side OF the mountains. and that was to
nominate.a representative of their own Sec
ton. AS Judge Hoge's vote lead Mr. Lucas,
the latters friends came over to him in solid
phalanx. When Mr.. Lucas got upon the
stand and, like the noble Roman that he is,
withdrew from the fight, the hearts of ali
those present were most deeply moved, and
one grand glorious shout of applause went
up for the man who was at all times ready to
sacrifice himself for the interests OF bis party.
Although he failed to receive deserved rev
cognition. yet to-day he occupies more en-
viable position than ever before, and he has
linked around him a following tina. will rem
der him invincble in the future.
Wurtinsbure iStntesn,un, .Ju1u ooh
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17
TO THE VOTERS
of Jefferson County,
WEST VIRGINIA.


NOTICE is herehy given that Polls will no
this county, esta blished according to Law, on
tho
Second Tuesday In October,
1880. (the 18th day of the month. , for tne nur.
poee of receiving votes for the following nam cd
ofiicers-sthte. Judicial and Cousty-riz:
Governor OF tho State,
Attorney-ienernl of the State,
State Treasurer,
State Auditor,
State Superintendent OF Free SCHOOL,,
Two Members of the House of Do,cgat.s.
Judge of the Supreme Court of A uuenls
Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit
President OF County Court,
Sheriff of tue County.
Two Justices of the Peace for each Magis
tcriai District.
Prosecuting Attorney for tho County.
Assessor of Dist &c. Mol.
Assessor OF District Mop,
County Surveyor.
A Constable for each NJ .yistoriu D.,triet.
Also for Ratification or Reiection of Prnno,cd
Amendment of Article of State CONSTITUTIONS
II prop"SGa Amsndm ratified. for Judge of
rs provided for in Sect ions % and p
of proposed Amendment.
and for ratification OF rejection of proposed
Constitutions.
The following are the names of tho Commits
'ioners appointed by tue Court for each place of
voting:
CHARLEsTowN DISTRICT.
CHAsLsSrowS.-F J. Manning. .Joseph Tran
nell, B. r. Leisenring.
"ILTsH1aE's sCHooI. HousE.-Moses w Burr.
Dr. +. l.. Wager. D. H. Wiltshire
OSBURN DISTRICT.
KABLETowS.-G George Harris. Thos. f. Wood
ward Caleb Burns.
SUMMIT PoIsT.-Robcrt II. Shirley, N. A.
Willis, Edward B. HaInes.
MIDDLEWAY DISTRICT
MIDDLEwAT-Dr. A NJ. Evans. Josiah Wat.
son. Peter Bowers. U
AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE, NEAR LEIfown-Iso,c
H. Strider, Dlniol Ge:zeudanuer Ne-editL
Holm.
POTOMAC DISTRICT
SHErnzRDsTowS.-E G. W. Herr. David Rni-
myer, john II. ZIItic. ''''
BHowN's SHor-J. w Hendricks, J.ues r
Osbourn, J. P. Comfy.
SHEPHERD DISTRICT
SHcPHEEDsTowS.-wm. J. Knott. Geo,c, NJ
ge!izho"ver George w Chase
= DUFFIELD's.- James W. Glenn. Cbarles T
Barnnart, john MeGary
BOLIVAR DISTRICT
BoL1vAR.-Joshua Cavalier. Wm. T. Badon.
james N. Smal!wood.
- HALLTowN. Warner W. Roekenb.urh C,eor,s
koonee, J. w. Rider.
HARPER's FERRY DISTRICT
HAMPERS FEaEr L. A Montague. George W.
Green. lanes Conway "0' so ".
MANNIEG's SCHOOL House. Geo. w. R,v.nt
John McGraw. John W Grove A''
Given under my hand July 81 1850
TROM+S A. MOORE.
August 8. 1Ssn--tc -'S o0o't.
Tree Press and Register conyI
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COMMUNICATED.
Angus. II. 1880.

August II, 1880
Editor Spirit Of Je6erson.-l notice in
the Msr.iusburg Independent an editorial on
the Jadgeshiip,in which the editor iusinuated
that the objection to the claim set up by
Berkeley to that Office is local to Charles.
town; bu, speaking for this end of the county
aud the people generally, have not yet met
a single individual who does no. approve of
the views contained in the letter in the Free
Press over the signature of Jefferson" 1
have also converted freely with citizens Of
Berkeley, end have not found one outside of
that little ooterie in Martinsburg who AFRO
gate to themselves all the Unbeatable blood
of the Democratic party, and the right, in
lieu of succession, to every fat Office, who
does not willingly concede the Judgeship to
Jefferson, The masses of the people are
generally fair and honest, and are no. often
led estray be designing politicians. They
recognize the good old Democratic doctrine.
that the Offices are the common property of.
all the people, and that long indulgence in
possession of the same by any man or set of
men creates in them no hereditary right.
SMITHFIELD.
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Total,

Track-laying on the S. V. r. R. has been
completed to Hagerstown. aud eigh. trains
daily-four each way will he run on the
entire completed portion of the road, begin.
ming, We understand, about the first of Sep>
TENDER. Telegraph connection has also been
made with Hagerstown and the entire north
ern system. Work is progressing rapidly
from the Chesapeake Ohic.st Wayneshoro,
this way, an immense quantity Of iron hav.
ing already been received there, and being
laid down with dispatch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

The Cumberland Valley Railroad is
engaged in making important changes at
Haeerstown comprising a new eugine -house,
turn>table, sidings. So to better accommo,
date the increased traffic of the road, as also
the additional trade which will be thrown
up"n 1t by the completion of tho Shenandoah
ley road.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

A Coon ACCOUNT ITO sum it up, six
long years of bed-ridden sickness, cost
ing $500 per year; total Sl,2OO-all of
which was stopped by three bottles of Hop
bitters taken by my wife. who has done her
own homework for year since, without the
lose OF day. and | want every body to know
it for their benefit
john WEEKS Rntler n w
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

grand interstate Democratic demons
stration and Hancock and English Ratifica-
ton Meeting is to be held at Pen Mar, on
the Western Maryland, R. R, Wednesday,
september LIST, The Democracy of Pennsyl-
Vanla- Virginia and Maryland are cordially
ana earnestly invited to participate. Excur-
s'0n tickets will be issued on all railroads 4, a nd
every facility will be furnished for the ac
com modat'on OF one of the grandest political
-g.tnefings ever witnessed in Western Marv.
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LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION!

ME have for your inspection, at the West End
Drug store. the dn"st and ncest line Of
FANCY BOX AND NOTE PAPER
in town. FRENCH and IMPORTED PAPER :.
Snscisity. Also full limo of Regret Cards In
vitati"n Cards and Visitin CARDS, with Envelope,
to to match. We have also the Celebrated Bon-Ton
waiting SArds: Ladies, call. examine and pro-
cure prices before purchasing elsewhere We
warrant you, one and all. courteous and polite
treatment whether you care to purchase or not
Respectfully,
August IT. 1880
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il A r BE d :.

On the llth of August, a. the residence
OF the brides parents. near Charestown. by
Kew B S. Highley, EDWARD f RoBINsoa
and MAGGIE SuAMBAUGu-both of this
county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

The National Fair Association If w.sh
ipgton, D. G., will hold its next Annual
Exhibition October 5th to 10Th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

Court OF APPEALs.-BeIow We sum,
marize the proceedings of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals, in session hero, up to the pres
ent time: =
tant, receiver, Us. Lamon, ct. al, from
Berkeley county. Continued
r. b. Washington b. & O. R. R., from
Jefferson county. Submitted.
Lees ex'rs Us. Va Il Md. Bridge Co from
Jefferson county. Continued
Harrisburg, Koogle & Co., Us Erb, ct, al.
IRON Jefferson county. Submitted
Harrisburg, Miller & Co. u.s. Erb ct. al =,
from Jefferson county. Submitted.
Beall Us Stewards ex'r ct. al. from J.ffer,
son county. Submitted
Natl Bank of Martinsburg Us. CORPORATION
OF Martinsburg. Continued.
Rose Il Co., ct. AL, u.s. Brown. ct. TX.
from Jefferson county. Continued.
Stephens admir- Us. Brown, from j Jefferson
county. Continued.
Hunter. receiver, as. Kennedy, et al,
from Jefferson county. Submitted.
Candy Us. Board of Education, Sleepy
Creek District, from Morgan county. Sub,
mitted.
Sheppard's admir- Us. Peabody ms. Co.,
from Jefferson county. Continued.
Norris, Caldwell & Co, as. Bean, ct. al.
from Hardy county. Continued.
State of w. Va. as. Whittier, from Mineral
county. Continued.
Appeals have been allowed ns follows:
Seniz as. Board of Education, from Ka-
nawha county.
Bilmyer Us. Sherman, from Jefferson
county.
Core as Marble. from Peasants county.
Board OF Education Hopkins, from
Putnam county.
Blacks admir- Us. Thomas, from Putnam
county.
Petitions were refused in Valentine Us.
Summers, from Richie county.
Hale " Walker Us. Wards admir-, from
kanawha county.
Boise Us Boise, from Writ county.
Winkler Us. Lucas, ex'r, from Jefferson
county, was dismissed for failure to print.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17
THE JUDGESHIP AGAIN,

The Editor of the harrisburg In,7eDen,
dent seems to be ried at the article in onr
last issue on the subject of the Judeeship
In quoting from the communication from the
Free Press on the same subject we did not
so much as endorse the sentiment contained
IN the extract, but merely said that it ex>
pressed the sentiment of a vast number of
the Democrats of Jefferson county. There
Is no threat or menace contained in orr
article, but since the Independent has thrown
down the gauntlet and challenged us to .
comparison, we will endeavor to place the
matter in such light that there will be mn
further room for cavil. We have not made.
and do not now make any comparison with
Morgan; her claims and ours are somewhat
identical. In stating our account we do not
propose to go beyond 1872, when the DEM
ocratic party of this county were cnfran-
chised and for the first time given free bal
lot-though we could safely do SO, because
Judge Hall occupied the bench doubly as
long as Judges Chapline and Balch together.
BERKELEY
Circuit Judge from 1872 to 1880,
s years, each $1,000 per annum. SIG 600
Congressman from 1875 to 1877, 2
years, at $4,000 per anuum. 10, 600
State Senator from 1874 to 1880.
6years, about $500 per session, 1900
SGT 200
JEFFERSON
Judge of Court of Appeals from
1876 to 1880. i years, at $3.50 5000
o'a'e SENATOR years, 600
$4,000
thus you see, while Jefferson has done the
work OF committee men and borne the ex>
Peuse of such honors, Berkeley has received
SIT 900 more of the emoluments. Now, in
order to balance this account, give US in the
future few moro of the emoluments. and
you take more of the empty, expensive honors.
But says the Independent, Jefferson hes
the Court of Appeals. aud a writer in the
last Free P'css says it was rendered Berkeley,
but Berkeley declined. So we have it as
your cast-away Office. Now, it is generally
known that this term of the Court of An.
peais here has cost the county of Jefferson
$4,000 in providing necessary books. No
wonder Berkeley declined. She is not after
expensive honors, but those that pay. AWAY
then with your nonsense about committed
men. And these empty honors were also de-
clined by Berkeley for same reason as term
of Court of Appeals. They saw it could not
pay, and were not the character of honors to
be sought by her lawyers.
A grand Interstate Democratic demons
stration and Hancock and English Ratifica-
tion Meeting is to be held at Pen Mar. on
the Western Maryland, R. R, Wednesday,
September LIST The Democracy of Pennsyl-
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u | E ID

la this place, on Wednesday, August
llth. 1850. MAMIE GALLAuER, daughter
OF i. ID Jr., and Caroline Webster, in the
Sd month of her ago.
In kirksville. Missouri. on Saturday
July slst, Mr.. VIM Fl. GR1cos, formerly Of
this county, aged 70 years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17
ladies' Dress. Goods.

Cdshmeres. Percales, BantGngs,e : - ;.
Dress Ginghams, De6ages,
Aipacas. RaoIfe Lustres, de-.
We have trimmings to match the Dress Goods.
Gu! Goods are Just What We rsprstenf th. N 10 be-
anG when you ,purehase from MS won can rsst az.
snred you get what you want, and what We rem
resent them to be.
ZElGLER'S CITY-MADE SHOES
Especially in Ladies'. Misses' and .Childr.n.,
They need ne recon ation-eyery pair rps,
antssd. Gents'and Boys Shoes OF every 7dsserip-
ton.
CENTS, BOYS AND cRILDREN,s Rat
OF every description. We seiI TayIor's Naekin.v
and the Esgli.h Braid-somsthihg .ntirely 'as-
Ready-NIade Clothing
for Men and Boys. Suite made to order asd 6,s
guaranteed. a beautiful assortrnsnt of CasSi-
meres, Cottonaaes led Jeans. Gsnt,s sishinr
Goods y nice assortment, such ap Ties, scaris
Half Hose, HAndks rchiefs, Shirts, Dire 4ers Gel.
lars and Cuffs. he. Our Motion department i.
hlled TO overhowinE-Fancy Ties, LsIs J bread
and Kid g loves. Hosiery OF all ia fact .v.
erything in the Dryi,oods, Notios. Clethipe asd
Boot nnd Shoe line for the Spring and Summer =
These goods we've bought early, and conss.
quentiJ We will be sble TO any is priess
We thank the people for their liber al M trensrs
in the pact. and hope by our kind treatme mt asa
strict attention 10 business receive 4 share sf
the public patronage.
April s, 1850 TRuSSEfT ToHn
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NJ 1scELLAN EoU s.
MIscELLAN EoUs.
TO THE
T. A r M ID R S
Of Jefferson and Clarke
Counties!

Offering Fertiizsrs this year, can confident
D ly say shat will offer them . line Of phos.
phates that cannot be Equaied nor E1eeIIed as to
High Grade and Low Price. will FIRST n am g the
OLD RELIABLE PHOSPHATES
made by p. Zell & Sons:
THE AMMONIATED BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE,
THE HIGH GRADE BONE ECON
OMI1ER, AND
THE DISSOLVED BONE PHoS-
PHATE
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THE CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP,

The announcement made in our last on
what was current rumor, that Colonel G. J
Faulkner, Jr., had been appointed Judge of
this Circuit, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Judge Hoge, it turns
out, was untrue, and as far as we can learn.
no appointment has yet been made. The
appointment was, however, rendered by Gov.
Matthews to Hon d. b. Lucas, and by him
declined. 1t is now though, that the appoint
ment will not be made until the domination
for the position is made by the Democratic
party of the Circcit, and the honor then be
conferred upon the person 80 chosen by the
people.
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] would also call the attention Of tho farmers
to the trial test made BY WIN. F. weirick, of the
hrm OF Wsirick 4 weller, who boueh, add
so~ed twenty different Phos rhstes I. q he farm
equal mum Der of pounds per aere. and a commit
tee of Messrs. VIM. Myers. Jers Harris Robert
Chew and G. W, T Ksarsley 20 decide which "a.
the best wheat. and their decision vas that the
Phosphsts soid him was decided ~ the beat: n OF
Only IN the straw blu: the heads we're d,stinctiy
OF tho aoove'gentlemen. ] am the agent of the
Farm erS' Bone and .Fe1.ti-
Ll1111S Company.
a. it pur porte to be, FARMERS COMPANY
The stock 10 owne ed almost sI clusive,y by Fam
e ore. and lie management entirely under their
bein e themselves practical farmers The latter
a. farmers and large consrners OF. FertiIirers,
the responsibility Of its aasement. to assure
Themselves and the community inst fra nd in
shall be put upon the make, a. as low prie.. a.
tho cost Of their manufacture and sale will JUS
Tho constant aim and effo,t OF tho MANAGERS
has been to produce a Fertilizer that all could
rely upon With as much certainty . harn-yard
RIGHGRADE NITRO and HIG HGRApE SUPER
PHoSPHATES, We have fully reached our aim
and garden during the last seven years having
almost uniformly given the hiFhest satisfaction.
can with con hdence offer n'sot tho
SUPER-PHOSPHA OF LIME.
which produced such wonderful effrcts ON Mr.
Weirieks farm in the late trial with Twenty
other kinds. The
COLUMBIA SUPER-PHOSPHATE
Tor Wheat. 10 the hig heat ysis in the m .rket
and has never failed to give satisfaction would
caution the farmers to be careful and get the Beat
Arncie 10 tho market. as Cheap Phosphates
identity shortened the crops fully 4 third the last
harvest. producing only two rows of grains in.
stead of three rows. is usual with well matured
wheat. Iwili DO glad TO show my Phosnhates to
tho f.rmers. and viii deliver them anywhere on
our Rai.roads would cali particuiA. attentiou
to my Circulars. which will m all to the farmers.
E. 81. AIsQUITH, Agent.
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COAL! COAL!!'

lust received I2o Toas OF BEST
GEORGES CREEK RUN OF MINE
Goa L. suitable for Threshing. BIaeksmithinr ..d
Lime Burning PURPOSES. and for sale in ouna-
'ities to suit at $3.50 per ton. by
July q, 1850. HsrpeI'. F.1,S
v AkNlshEs;,Botb Furniture and Dryia1
Gko. T. LIG .Hr & CO
DURE cidar Vine9ar-Peter PoWeTS5 eeIeb1al.a
L ma ke.iu.t received by
= Aug. s. 1880 SIS. DALGARN.
E'RGtT cAHs.-A large lot on hand md viii be
sold cheap JOSEPH n. EAsTERDAY.
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STOCK SHEEP FOR SALE.

7 HAVE 400 good SHEEP for sale. They can
i be t"nnd at the Flowing Springs. In the care
of a: b: Yates. who il authorized to seiI.
July q, lSoo-Sm JOHN o. YATES.
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MIS- 9 ELAN Eou g.
NrN.oD T.pssrrI tRa L. Lose.
TRUssELL &LoNG.
New sadIer Building.
SPRING & SUMNER. 1859.
CENTRE~ROoM.

THE public i. hereby notified tSat we h.-. mat
rePlenisaed our stock with q large and rnSlsd
supply of Spring and Summer Goods which ve
q. c, onet a. shsn, aassnes Tor Cash Goeds cold
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Stops. Sub BAGS. Oct Coupler.
~ Vo1 Celeste and vo1 Humane Sent on trial
whrrented, only SOS. Pianos SI25 up. Gaia
logue Free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY,
AuRlI Sw. Wnshinetop N T.
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Judge of Court of Appeals from
1876 to 1880, I years, at 50, $50
State Senator. 6 years,
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1850.
OHIO UNIVERSITY,

ATHENS, o.
fLAsslCAL. Scientific and Preparatory Cour-
~ SEES OF Study. Competent and thorough in
stfuction. Open to both sexe.. E1pensee ycrv
low The fall term will begin September s. EI.
aminations for admission Septeu Ter :. For cats.
logues address WM Sc0TT
August II. ISSn-lm pr.s;d.,,
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john WEEKS, Butler, N. Y"
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IIiI liO COOh,
A PERFE CT Baker, very large. Oven Auto.
- matte Shelf. EIten sion Top, Bald Ash Pan
sliding Front Doors aud tin lined Oven Door,
making it model for convenience and utiIity
Nickel Panels. Knobs. Mica Doors an hnndfons
oesign' giving 1t an unsurpassed appearance Of
neatncss Arranged for coal or wood a y requires
less fuel than any stove of equal ezr and cnpaci.
ty: Excellent raft. Fully guaront.ed ANY dis.
satsned purchaser, nfter fair tria f. can return
Stove and receive their cash For.nie hv
JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY,
at hi, Tin Stove and Crcnery Store,
1ug IL, lSS0. Main street Charleston
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For Vice President,
Hon. VIM. H. English,
OF Indiana.

NOTHING CAN INT1M1DATE ME FROM
DOING THAT WHICH BELIEVE TO BE HON.
EST AND R1GuT"- Gen. ". s. H.n.ock
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GENTS Wanted for SaiTH's BIBLE DicT1os.zy
"A and HOLMAN's NEW
PICTORIAL BIBLES.
Address. Tor Circulars. A. }. HOLMAN & Co Phila
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17
NEW ADvRRr1sEMENrs.
Specie commissioners
SALE
OF VALUABLE
Jefferson County Land.

pY virtue of Decree of the Circnit Court of
I'D Jefferson County, West Virginia. rend cred
on the 10th day of April. 1850. in suit in Chan
Gerry t*erein dependise. in which C. II Eaugher
ct. a. are pl.iDiffs, and George w. EicheIberger
ct. al. are Defendants. the undersigned. Special
Commissioner. viii "fier for sale. at Public
Charlsstowu. Jefferson County. West Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-17

NOTICE is hereby given that Polls will he
IN oponed at tho different places of voting in
thus county, esta blished according to Law on
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