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| papSuCkerS. would 1t not DC 4 EO0u lQel
publish this letter for the edifcation Of tt
people? Yours truly,
AN AST1-G1.ANT REPUBLICAN,.
[Thc letter to which our correspondent II
fers was printed in the Chicago Times q
follows-headlines and all:l
THE GODLIkE GRANT.
EXPLANATION OF THE CHARACTER O
TIE PROPOSED OVATION AT
BOSTON.
THE OLD GANG TO FOOT THE BILL
AND TAKE THEIR REWARD
IN OFFICES.
H1RAM's NOMINATION IN 1880 REGARDED
AS THE CERTAIN RESULT OF 4
POPULAR OUTDURsT.
THE GLoR1Es OF HIS RETURN 70 p1
| HEKALDED THROUGH A CHEAP
PARTISAN PRESS.
AN ASSESSMENT on THE RING TO EUR.
NIsH TIE GREASE FOls THAT
PURPOSE.
TIE NECESSITY OF. A RADICAL TR1-
| UMrH AN INCENTIVE TO 4
| MIGHTY EFFORT.
DEMOCRATIC EXPLORATION IN THE
TREASURY DEPLORED AS THE
GREATEST OF EVILS.
THE WEST EXPECTED TO FOLLOW THE
ATLANTIC STATES IN THE
GRAND CRAZE.
A CONVERSATION WITH ULYSSES IN
PARIS.
Special Telegram.
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 6, 197S.-Considerable
Interest having been excited by the publication
throughout the country nf n Bostnn df.natcfl
in whfch # wns stofnfi thot Gan Graut Is r.
Iecei'ea " t!le Iiailds u lne bostoniahs nlSnfst
sGlu-olt III Luz calhpalsn OF loso me Cnicaso
is ns e. soIrespoGeHt aeeins s+an hseI 1o
to a member Of the present State Senate by u
prominent New York banker and politician,
t wGn gyes away e ,. whole tl,tnE very
ter thoeh - sanci, Panmt,';ca = , nJ rdaI'+
n,:, and e:.:s tiof y = a almet
s1ry III oftlcr 10 defeat the scheme, Ae will
publlsh~the names, Which arc here omitted.
Ine letter Is as follows:
nocr TINT nA in 4Se corse on u WI pernnps re-,
neSnn nere fey ,s ecKs so go to xea the
eoia be t the pary
not tben :'grec vi yit y coni,,ain1 a yom d
bv our mimi frjnni NJ fhat - rni riti
enter heartily into any scheme TINT promises ST., t.,
nrth fro Of n our opn1ns
t CONTROL ~ fsr ~ nnr rtoros 30 ~ oo,
ccrncd, need not spenk Of what ,eo,,jd TN inev;t-
ably cnsue should the Democracy come into t fui
in wushinv14n Ths .a.yc @ir,G'e n,, 9
mucl. Gen, Grant musr b. nomunts, ""TH th,nI ~
nro Sonhtloas rnnv;n.a owl W., @ :u VI ~ ~ ~ ~.
r1nd rinht tbe st~na IF ~, Ky t1o ,n I'LL 10
You have scon hut when nominated he must |
, 1880-05-30

N. F. Clark,
'. %. i. Hnxter,
G. Il Baxter,
J. c. Net1,
Fl. G.. Fuller,
John G. Mills,
james Mccain,
G. W. Youker,
". T. Eaton.
J. M. Bnumbach,
W. a. Eiser,
II. ?. Judson,
G. ". Cults,
]. O. McConaughy,
D. 3. Stiles,
6. N. Hunt,
A. B. Hawkes.,
H. L. Walters,
John Wndey,
". c. Wright,
I. N. Perry,
Ellis Kirk,
John AIcCau1ay,
E. Milne,
John P,llltn,
9. E. Huntington,
William Stocking,
W. W. Gould,
u. r. Ha1nltn,
C. II. Vanderlinden,
0. +. Reed,
Jesse Cunningham.
A. Boutwell,,
II. II. Gaylord,
C. F. Holcomb,
William Hulscy,
William Brett,
John Sheplcr,
J. s. Young, j
G. L. Mixer, :
T. W. Mills, !
Leroy Cui:ricr,
r. Hcideklnng,
NJ. .C0ulltryman {Lyn'y.),
:. J.A.CoulltrymantLyn'y,) "a.
]. Stevens,
G. Williams,
G. H. Dawson,
C. G. Mills:
, 1880-05-30

We, the undesigned Republican voters of
Princeton, conde1lniny the unjust aud 1ncon-
slstent action Of the supporters OF Gen. Gr,lnt
IN the Springfield Convention Mt the lictation Of
:. Boss Logan," in admitting tho Delegates from
COOK County by Senatorial districts, and then
DENYING the right Of the Congressional districts
o. % select delegates to the National Convention,
M leans OF. Illinois opposed to the nomination Of
zen. Grant OF any voice or representation in the
most effective wny Of expressing our condcinna-
ton Of such ubiquitous conduct and preventing
ITS repetition IL by refusing to sanction it by
not to vote for the Electors chosen by the said
state convention IT the contcsting delegates Sc
!eotcd by tho Congressional distxicts ure re-
, 1880-05-30

than that our party suffer.
A REPUBLICAN,.
STANTON ON GRANT
ID the Editor Of 1he Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, May GA week or two before
the death Of the great War Minister, secre-
tary Stanton. Senator Sumner called upon
linn, and found him alone, lying OIL a
lounge "How do you DO, Mr.. Stn,ton?''
said the Senator. In a solemn tone lie re-
Ree oee not Ma saa fhe fsc ScnasSr y fqF2pgha You ve
trust, many years Of usefulness yet before
infg for my furiougll. It will soon be here's
Then lie said: "Mr. Sumier,I AM glad to
70 you before i 60. / Enow Cen. Grantt
thoroughly: | have seen him in the Cabinet
variety Of circumstances, and I
tell tell o,s TGH hc he dGss les m not posses
fu ts the @s peop 5 lie fessia S 5Ssss preSs
failure as soon as lie Is elected+2' This we
heard. in almost this precise language, from
the lips of Mr. Sumner himself, and he after
wards embodied It III a speech, and it is part
failure Of Grants Administrations, especial
" the last one.-the rascally crowd of Bel
lnaps, Jake Kehms, and other thieves he
had around llim.-more than justified the
Judgment Of the great War Secretary. And
yet the Senatorial Syndicate are determined
term. Was ever rascality more rampant or
t1npudence more transparent? The people
Will have no more Of Grant in the White
House. Mark thatl OLD REPUBLICAN,.
coloRED REPUBLICAN, ON THE SITUATION.
1o the Editor Of Ihe Chicago Tribune.
:, CHICAGO, May 29.-You published an artf- |
eie few days ago in which I expressed my |
selI briefly on the necessity of the co1ored |
'o1ers M supporting. tie Hon. James &. Blaine |
- .a,,ti n!e nominee OF t1e Chicago National Con-
'ention for our next President in preference
g Y. ). Grant. Some of my fellow colorell ]
'i1lzehs tand l am very happy to say a very /
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COMMUNICATED,

ar. Edhor.-Thcre is no of6oe in tho eft
OF the people of more importance, nor one in
winch So great care should be exercised in
soliciting proper person to fill than the Ju-
dieisl. He who ministers there holds the
iite, liberty and property of our citizans in
his hands. and shields them under the ogis
of the law. IIo should be man of that
dignity of character, which will command
the respect of all who somc 10 contact Win
HIM, and be free from all bins and prejudice
OF every kind. The man who comes to this
othca through an exciting political contest
will be ill prepared to ad ;ster its dutie,
Among the members of the Bar Of this Cir
cult, we are sure no one can he found more
suited TOR this position than W. H. II. Flick
Esq, of Martinsburg.
lie ia disnifed, conservative, possesses q
thoroughly trained legal mind, and a sound
Judgment "s feel sure that if be will con
sent t" the uss of his name as an Iudepcn.
Ident candidate for tho Judge of this Circuit
he will receive the cordial suppor, of ali
parties. INDEPENDENT
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Judicial Convention.
RIPoN.

Pursuant to call tho Judicial Convention
to nominate Judge for the Srd Judicial
District, assembled iu the Court Hou.o in
Martinsburg, September II. 1880. at 2 p
NJ Ga motion, Col. r W Ba, or, Of JEFF.
feraon, was made temporary chairman. and
NJ L. Miller. of Morgan. Chas. J. Berry. Of
Jefferson, and D. II. Stueky, of Bsrkolsy
county, rs Secretaries
The Committees on Permanent Orooniz,.
ton. Credentials aad Basis of Renresenta.
ton, having boon selected from the several
counties composing tho Judicial Dist.ict. a
recess was taken until the committoe, wer,
ready to report. The several conmitts @. spb>
sequcntly brought in their reports, whrrsnpon
the Convention was called to order and the
reports snbmitred
Col. X. w Baylor, of Jefferson, va, cleo
ted permanent Chairman. and DR.. Kirk Of
Morgan, and W. ". Il. Gallahor, of Jeasr,
son, were appointed Secretaries
Committee on basis of representation re-
ported in favor of the Presidential vote of
1876; the report was adopted after some dis
Gnstlon. Nominations being in order. DR..
N'rk, of Morgan, nominated w. l. Wilson.
Esq, OF Jefferson; Capt. Colston, of Borke.
ley, nominated Col. c. J. Feulkner. Jr. of
Berkeley. The nomination of Mr.. Wilson
was endorsed by Capt George BAYLOR of
Jeferson, and that OF Mr.. Faulkner bvI r
SGodSTGsa, of Berkeley
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KABLETOWN,

4Hr. E1i;or.-By invitation we attended,
Sunday School Picnic. hold at the School
house above ShannUndale Springs, in Ka-
blatown district. OF Saturday, llth day of
September, 1880. The day was fine and
everything Propitious for the enio,meut of
the occasion. We found tho chiIdre. Of The
Sabbath School in clusters here and there
within tho groves of chesuut and oaks tbst
surrounds the school house Many people
wsro present from across the river Soma
from tho -neighborhood of Summit Point
Old and young mingled together, and gave
Themselves up to day of intense enjoyment.
mere were number of fine voices present,
and good music glsddened the car of tho
listener during our stay. Shortly after our
srT'Vai, dinner was announced, and the Snn.
day School marched in procession to the
apot where it was prepared A good sprinp
OF water gushed from the side of the ridge
on which the school houso stands, and near.
was erected tho tables for dinner. And what
dinner. Everything that our fertile val,
ley affords was spread before Us. and ate with
an aVldltJ that can only be realized by those
who have taken a long ride among the noun.
ta'ns And, yet, with all the guests preseu,
and the remarkable appetite, it faiIcd to
make any decided impression upon the
heavily ladenNd table. Aftor dinner. tho
participants we're entertained by number
OF rec'ts;lons by ths teachers and children
Of tbs school, which were highly interesting.
Also speech by James West, ESQ upon
tho subject of Temperance. Mr. West had
been invited to deliver an address on tho
occasion, and responded in his very able
manner. to,'S an effective Temperance lee.
turer' an Impressive earnest speaker, fluent
to an eminent extent, and handles his sub
. n mo b,f
is master of it, His address was reccivod
With marked attention. Take it all in all
tina day was ono of the most pleasant we h,yo
'pent this summer, and 80 said many who
wero present on their way homo.
Respectfully, RIpoO
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KABLETOWN ITEMS.

Mr.. VIM. Laugdon, the contractor. is ran.
idly pushing forward the work upon the new
residence of DR.. w. W. Brown, at Myers
town. When completed. it will be yer,
attractive and comfortable dwelling The
location is very desirable and convent MT
one.
Mr.. Jesse A. Encle, the competent and
etheient teacher of the Mycrstown Public
School lsst session, has returned and taken
charge OF it the present session, much to tho
grat'teation of the patrons of the school.
Mr II has made mauy warm friends in thi.
community. by his sffsble and gontlemanly
manners, and kind and genial disposition.
Mr., B. F. hiltoo, residing on the east
side of the Shenandoah river. fell out of his
hay NOV on Monday week and sustained sew,
oral bruises. DR.. W. W. Brown, with his
usual skill and ability, rendered the peces,
sary medical sid
Mr.. Charley Harris recently shot two
white swans on the Shenandoah river. meas,
urng four feet from tip to tip of wings.
Edgar ID. Conklyn, son of Mr. James II il.
Couk lJn, has been very successful in tomato
culture this season. both IS to quantity and
quality. Tho yield was very prolific. and
the tomatoes OF good size and excellent, fl.
vor.
The beautiful flower yards of Mrs. Char!.,
liable and Mrs. Shut goem to vie with each
other In their gorgeous beauty. These ladies
are very successful florists, and display great
tasts in thu arrangement Of their flower
borders, their yards have been lovely to b.
hold this summer D1x1r
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BARBECUE ooMMITTEE MEET
ING.

AT an adjourned meeting, on the 18th in
slant, of the Committees from various SEQ
tlons ofthe county, on the Democratic Bars
bscue to be held-as Flowing Springs, near
Cbarlsstown, ON Thursday next, September
23d, Capt. GEORGE BAYLOR was called
to the Chair, and GEO. " HA1NEs appoin
tad Secretary. On motion, the following
Committees wore appointed
On Speahers.-R. W.. Baylor, w. 81.
Travers, Andrew Hunter, d. B. Lucas, W.
r. Wilson, George Baylor, j. ID. Starry j no.
L. Coistsn, Geo. +. EicheIberger and Col.
Jno. I. Gibson
d. II. Cockrill, JIG. Holmes, Sm. Phil.
lips and ] James W. Butt
o" Water.-A. Il. Yates, - spur>
rier and --- Luusford.
On -Kusic.-John Crismoll, c. NJ. uough
aud Lawrence Osbouru
On Reception.-John W. Grantham, r.
w. Baylor, Isaac Il. Strider, W. Fl. T..
Lewis, Logan Osburn, ST., j. W. Rider. j
d. Starry, George Baylor, l.. A. Montague,
Joseph Il Eicheiberger, G. Nj. Beltzhoover,
NJ. w. Burr, W. Daniels, Geo. MeGIipey,
Jr.. Col r P. Chew and Geo W. Bryaa,.
Committee Of ArrangemeHts.-John T
CoI,tou, Netl Conrad, Daniel Cockrim j os.
7. HSss, s. t. Markls, john G. Shirley,
Josiah Watson, Thos A. Kirwan, T. W.
Beale, John g. Wiltshire, Robert Craighill,
Joseph E. Bell, A. Q. Morgan, T. w. Lsti-
mer. James L. Trusssll, Vim. Beall and Jas.
NJ. Johnston.
On Tr0mSportution.- George Baylor, W.
ii. TraTers. Abrsm Stump, ". w B. Gal
laheT aud Geo. W. Haines.
DR.. j. d. Starry was elected Treasurer.
and j. Q. Wiltshire was designated to 70,
ceive, en- behalf of the Committee of AR,
rangements, all contributions in provisions.
which are requested to be delivered Cooked
on the grounds early on the morning of the
Barbecue.
1t was resolved that, in addition to the
general tables to be provided for persons
from distance, that the citizens of the
county. as far as possible, will como provi>
ded with full Baskets. 40 that there may be
an abundance of provision and q hearty vel.
come for all who may come.
GEO. BAYLOR, Chairman.
GEO. ". HAINEs, Secretary.
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d l e ID i.

,,At"Pleasant Ridge" his residence. near Mid
dtsway. in hi. county. on the 26ih of July 1870
81 Consumptton nGsr an illness of four months
Ar; JOSEPH HoUT, aged rs years, months
At the family residence near Charlestow-.
September 18th, 1850, Mrs. NARY ELEANOR
RANSOM. wife of James n. Ransom, Esq, IN
the t4th year of her age. ' 80
On Monday morniuE, September 18th. 1880,
sudssny of Ii2tneria after n short iiIucss
JAMES CARTER, aged 10 years and weeks
SECOND son Of Geo W. aud Grace G Taylor and
grandson ofGeo. W. Legg, Esq, of Baltimore.
At her residence near DrffinIda. on the 14th
INST, mrs; CAROLINE SHIRLEY. wife of
David Shirley, aged about rs years
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farm ers' Bone and Fc7.ti
LL1i126 CO7}2z7lL77Y.

OF Philadelphia, rho sav tho Abo ve Comnnnv;
as 1t purports to I've, FARMERS COMPASY
Inc stock Ia owned slmost exclusively by Farm
eFs' and its mans cement entiieIy under thri,
con tro six me- N bcTs of the Beard OF Dir.o.o,a
oeinR Themselves practical farmers The latter
as farmers a. nd large consumers of Fertiliz.,.
nave engaged in this eHte! prire, and accented
the responsibility of its n a Eement TO n .sur.
thefnselVee epd the commupi q 2 init fraud.in
the manufacture OF its manures, nd shat the v
shall be put uron the mrrkC, a az low nrirr, a
tify wan JUS
Tho constant aim and effort Of the na,,gcrs
mas heon to produce Fertiiiznr that a comic
'oiy upon with as much certainty as bsrn-vs, I'd
mnnnre. and "" fatter Cur,cfves ths. in our
HiGH CIR ABE MFR O and HIGH GRApEsUPFR
fhnSPHATES, we have fully reached our aim
thelr ufc upon all the various crops of tho farm
ana garden during the last seven vcArs having
almost no Itorrnlv given the highest setisiaction
con with confidence offer aso the
PER-PHOSPIIATE OF LIME
winch produced such wonderful enects on NJ
Nclrlck's faJm in tho !ato trial with TENT
other kinds The cay
COLUMB IA SUPER-PHCSPHAT
Tor Wheat, il the hig hest RusIysis il tho
ana mas mover failed to give satisEaction. | womb
caution the farmers TO be careful ard get tho Brst
Arhcie in the market. IA Cheap Pho, phates ev
l'ently shortencd the crCps fully third the |, At
HaFNeSt. producing only two of grajps i,
strnd OF three rows, is usual with Ii soatpr,d
wheat. Will be glad 10 show my Phosnh,tr, In
oar Railroads ! would cali particuIn: stten,ioa
to my CircuiArs, which will IN vii to The farn,.Ts
,a,, &. II. AlSQUITH, Agent
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FATAL AND D1srnEssINo Acc1prsr-

FATAL AND DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
On Saturday evening last Miss Bertha Ed.
mission, pupil of the Epi.oopal Female In,
st,tuto, was fatally burnt by her clothing
taking fire. and died the next morning ut II
o'clock. Miss Edmis,on, who was a dapsb-
ter OF Judge Nj. Edmisten, of Westop, West
Va, went up to her room, which was on the
third fnor, for some purpose at u o'clock
She took ia her hand kerosene oil lamn
After shs had gotten in her room the chin.
nsy which had been insecurity fastened ON
the lamp fell off, which startled her and
caused her to drop the lamp on tho floor.
She turned and ran cut OF the room but ,oms
OF the oil which had ran out Of the month of
the lamp caught in the fiame and set fire to
her dress-a thin lawr. She flew along tn.
hallway down two long fight. of stems dsfv.
ing the efforts of one of tho young ladies' On
one OF the lsndings who tried to stop her but
could not, on J succeeding in throwing a
small shawl over her face which protected it
from the FIRE. When she reached the lower
floor MIR Wheat having in the meantime
heard her screams, met her and in an instant
tire" something around her and put out thu
flames. Miss Edmi.ton was about si1,sen
years old Winchester Times
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Pole Raising,

LEETowN, W. Va, Sept. 20, 1880.
There will be Pole Raising of the Ham
cock and English Club of Lsetoun, on sa,ur.
day, Ossober I'd, at O'Clock, p. NJ. Tho
public are cordially invited to attend
Speakers have been procured for the occ,>
sion. By order of the Ex. Com mi,tee.
Fl. s LEAGUE Sec'v
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NOTICE.

M r. OL1N BEALL has been appsintsd Asest
III of the Shenandoah VALLEY Railrons +or
Cnarlestown City. n office ard waiting rooms
nave been opened Immediately opposite the
carter 5"use, where Tickets will be sold to ali
points, Baggage Checked and Freight received
ana an torwaTSed. Passenger Coach and Freiabt
wagon Will be run between the City office AID
INC :: v. X. X; Depot to connect with all trsi, ,
arriving and departing. This service will be
performed without cost to passengers eonsiRn.
ses or cons'Sners.
r G. II. DUGDALE, JOS II sAEDs
* y: A: Superintendent.
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DGssATIsFIED.-There is great dissatis.
faction among tho Democrats in this Senate
rial convention over tho denomination of
the Hon. G. 7. Butler for the State Senate,
The result of this state of feeling will prob,
ably be to put up An independent candidate
against Mr.. Butler, and if this is done, and
the present feeling is not allayed, he will
have hard road to travel.
.NurtinsGurg Independent.
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ii A RRIE d.

Al WarrensburG, Mo-. at the residence of the
by Rev. Charles FuelIer. Mr. DANIEL 81.
HoUT. formerly of shephsrdstowB, to bliss
NARY K. BRAMELL. both of Warrrnsburs.
souage. in Winchester by Rev j. r. Ridsnour.
John ". DEHAVEN and Hiss MARGARET Z.
MASS, both of Frederick county, Va.
Housworth. of Martinsburg, by Rev. J. IL
Davidson, Mr.. SAMUEL l.. WILSON to Ni,,
HOLL1E 4. SLAUGHTER, both of Berkeley
county.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WILL sell nj my residence opposite the Car
i ter Honse in CLarlesfown on VIC val
FRIDAy, SEPTEMBER 24TH 1880,
The following


The following
Il personal Property
Two Mahogany Sofas, l marbie.toD Tabl,
large m mahogany Rocking Char, Iorgo Mirrors
small koGkinR Chair, Nhat.Not 100 v.Tds
Mating, Rugs. small Tables 4 mi, =. -
WINDOW Shades, soils of fas D7n,sk Cn-t,j,.
IRON hat-rAck. largo Rocking Chair.-ca8e
&c nt' iarge Reception Chair, > fine glass door
hook'ca'es, cane scat Chairs | hna Extsr<is,
an!e, line heavy side board 3 Windov eh,Is.
WIN patent attachments. Gcbie:s Wine GI,rs.,
handsome Deca tiers, fine " airers 2Inr.a Ri
h'ehda, maitrns,es and Feather Bad, lEreirir
orator, Water cooler, Ritch.n T.hl., Q I.rz
Clothes Prelses. l set Brtt.n., war, Pill
Tarm'r, lot of Kerosene I.amrs mai CsI,r,
U iss,es. silver plated Castor, CIock I wn,t
r3ne' fireplace Heater, new wood stn,,
shove!s, Tongs. PekeKs. s,c. lot of Boui,, ~ Pr
cheers. complete Dinner Set o. Witt CO." IN
pieces, lot of aeli sealing Jars Fruit Cars e,,,,
ana stone Jars. etc 2 Bureau, 80 wards fin. Rrn,
se!' CsrPets. lot of Chruao, Eue,ayipg,
complete Set Cottage Cha rnher Furniture on.
Desk, lot of OIL cloth Carpet Paa,ars sd So
Chrpets ottemnns lot of CARPET lot Of CHI,
ware,brGken fets. lot Of Garden Tools. ! 1ood
long Ladder. stuffed Deer, sN
w ei1-Selectcd library
committing of over 200 volumes. amopr ,hcn
complete set. Of scotrs and Henry. Commen"
"riea' lot OF Kitchen Uten-ils
GOOD FRESH COW.
one gooa oel! natal Kettle. variety Of u.ai.l ar,i
One Camp BeRsfec1.
TERMS Sums 81 8 lOand unde- c,.b.
su I ABOVE 8 ~ Credit OF Six Moath. viii -.
gTsn~the purchaser giving Nesot,:bI, Nj. - U1
endorsed: payable at either Of the Cba,is.SS!I
h'hk'. no property to be removed until go
are complied with. Sale to begin 10 o'cinel.
7 Sh.,cu s.. B. HAWKS
septic m Der = |, 1850.
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The Readjusters. in Virginia, Malone ut
the head, have refused all reasonable over.
lures from the regular Democratic orgapiza.
teo' and are resolved to sacrifice the State
II the best men of that party do not rise in
their might and defeat them.
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Ihs e!estion in Maine resulted in a clear
victory for the Democratic and Grsenbacksr
iu''on'sta over the Republicans. and was so
admitted by even Blaine himself early in ths
week. An effor. is now being nads, how
ever to doctor the returns and declar. thu
Kepubllean candidate for Governor elected
Inns will not prevent the State going for
Hancock In November, as there il syery in
dioation that it will.
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NOTICE..

On account of thu Barbecue at Flov;ns
Springs, on Thursday, the mass meeting
called for Wednesday next is deferred for
the present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
STRATED OR STOLEN.

E'koM the premises of C. P. Helkes .bort
- Tue SIt6 OF August or LIST of September a
large W W. HiIE SOW. heavy with pig, weichipe
an3ht IoD lbs. No marks except a piece of tho
eovery. q p q EPS St
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
NEW GOODS

NE" GOODS.
WE arc now receiving. from New YORK Civ
w one OF the Lsrgest and Beat Selection, IL
tents BOYS and Chiidrep's Hats ever brouebt a.
ChATIertown. Call and examine our imTn.n
s'ock: TRUSSELL b LONG
A LARGE and varied stock Of Boot. and ST..
= OF the latest les and make for tn. fsII.nd
SiIS 81, lHso. TRUSsELL LONGS
A nICE asEortmsnt OF Dre1s G oods C,.skS.1..
CNiGoes Sad Carpets just received at
Er. iI1 s99 TRUssELL LONGS.
4 Goods from PhiiadHIpbi, inst receiysd.t
aug. 81 -le9O. TREssELL Il LONGS
cLos1SG ont all Summer G. od. a, cos,,t
aug. 81 IRusSRTT A1nSC,z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
STOCK SHEEP FOR SALE

Fave 400 good SHEEP for sale. Thsv can
OF a b Yates. who Ia authorized to sell.
July %, 1850 -2n. IOHS n Yrs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

Do YOU WISH TO PuaIFy THE SYSTEM and get rid
asr'' 70 cts. Sold BY druggists.