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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

APRIL 1sT, 1879.
Recognizing the fact that the relation
ship existing between the Counties o
Maryland and the City of Baltimore 10
such that residents of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration Of these
facts and the liberal patronage extended
the "Maltby" in the past, l deem it but
matter of justice thai some discrimination
should be made in their favor. have
therefore concluded to
ReduCethe Price of Board to So day
feeling confident that the same will befully
appreciated by them, and at the same time
merit and secure an increased share OF
their patronage. Assuring them that
nothing will be lett undone that can add
totheir comfort during their stay.
Rooms without board, 70 cents and up
ward per day.
G. IL. HOGAN, Prop.
Apr s
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

PARENTS who have children at the
Public School will be deeply interest
ed in the exercises advertised for
Friday evening next They will
therefore go anyhow, and the public
generally should also go.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17
THE JOURNAL is several hours late
0on't baIya -

D1ED-Thursday, 18th inst, of
Group HENRY EDWARD, infant son of
John Brodbeck, of Bowery Furnace
aged about 6 years.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

LECTURE - "P9uck." = Walter s.
Ravenscraft, Esq, will deliver a lec-
ture in the English Baptist Church,
Tuesday evening next, Goth inst, at
u o'clock. Subject-"Pluck." Ad-
mittance fee, 25 cents. We hope to
see our young friend complimented
by the presence of a large audience.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

FRosTBURG, April list, 1880.
T HEREBY inform my friends and Gus
IL toners that have sold my Butchering
and Meat establishment to my sons,
George ana VIM. Engle. All parties in
debted to me will please call and settle at
once. My books are in the hands of the
above, who are authorized to receive mon
ey and give receipt in my name. Thank
full for past favors, / request the public TO
patronize the new firm. VIM. ENGLE.
Referring TO the above, we solicit a fair
share of the trade, promising the best and
freshest meat at the lowest market prices.
Place of business-Main street, Frostburg,
Md, opposite Landlords store.
GEORGE ENGLE,
VIM. ENGLE,
Apr 3.4t* Firm, Engle Brothers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

THE COMMISSIONERS. The county
commissioners have been in session
during the week hearing appeals and
making transfers upon the assessment
books. On Monday they elected
Daniel Amman, Esq, county treasurer,
and Messrs. N. s. Frost and Patrick
Mullen, collectors for Frostburg and
Homecoming districts, respectively.
Thursday afternoon the Board took a
horseback ride over the county road
from Frostburg to Homecoming to see
its condition for themselves.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

CONGRESSIONAL TALK.-The can
vass for congressional honors has be-
gun. The republicans, according to
party usage, will doubtless re-nomi-
nate Hon. M. G. Urner. On the dem
ocratic side Messrs. Ritchine and
Lynch, of Frederick; Syester and
Keedy, of Washington; Prettyman, Of
Montgomery, and Walsh, of Allie
gany, are most prominently named.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17
Photographs!

The large advance in Metals and mater
ias forces us to make this advance in our
prices.
Our facilities will be largely increased
with New Instruments, Scenic Back
grounds, Burnisher. sc. We are determ-
ined to rank second to none.
Come and STE us at the old stand on
Broadway.
Mar 10 A.. A. ROGERS,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

The EcKHART SLopE-Pogress Of
a Most Important Work.-The slope
proper is about two thousand feet in
length. Over three-fourths of this
distance has been cleaned and newly
timbered. The remaining four hun
dred feet, together with the necessary
outside equipments, will be complet-
ed about the first of July. This will
realize the consumation of project
at which Mr.. James B. Thomas has
been laboring for sevral years past.
The difficulties have been great, main
ly owing to the presence of an extern
sive subterranean lake, but these have
been overcome by the hazardous work
of tapping, and patient waiting for
exhaustion by the slow process of
drainage. The grand result is, mil
lions of tons Of coal, otherwise ire
coverably lost, are laid open to devel-
opment by the Consolidation compa-
ny, and about five hundred miners
will be provided with employment
for years to come. The mine and
outside workings will be put in COM
plete order, and shipments of coal
will begin about the time named.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

- JUMP AND A GAsH.-A ten-year
% son :. EDWARD Duty, Esq, Of
this place, started on train of empty
hoppers to Bowery Furnace last Sat
urday. During the afternoon several
miners returning from work found
him beside the track insensible and
bleeding from an ugly cash in his
forehead. They brought him home
and he is getting we'll. He had
jumped from the running train and it
is supposed struck upon some sharp
substance. 1t was narrow escape
from instant death.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

The JOURNAL is indebted to the
kindness Of Mrs. A. V. Darnell, of
Cumberland, for collection of rich
roses from her consei vatory. Those
who know her taste and skill as a
florist will readily imagine how pretty
and complete the assortment is. The
factis, it battles any masculine power
of description, and we give it up.
But VS. cannot permit the occasion to
pass without Advising oil our friends
to patronize Mrs. Darnell when they
want anything in the way of flowers,
plants, ETC., and her experience and
taste will be valuable aids to those
who need suggestions as to Tho cult
walton and development of plants OBJ
tanned from her.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

NDER and by virtue of decree of
~ the Circuit Court for Al,egany coun-
~, sitting as a Court of Equity, passed in
cause between A. ]. Wilson and others
compliments, and G. Foster Hartzell and
Others, defendants, being No. 1856 the
undersigned trustee, appointed by said de-
cIee, will offer at
PUBLIC SALE
in front of the Grand Central Hotel in
the town of Frostburg, on
Saturday, May LIST, 1880.
AT II O'CLOCK AN,
All that Real Estate described in the pro-
ceedings in said cause, being lot of
ground on Main street in Frostburg, de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at stone marked 81. A"
standing on the South side of the
National road and running thence
N. 4lo, W. IS feet to an alley;
thence S. $50, W. 165 feet; thence
S. 4l0, E. IS feet; then by a
straight line to the beginning, be-
ing the same lot conveyed to AL
zene Hartzell by VIM. Humbertson
and wife by deed dated July Goth,
1875, and recorded In Liber T. L.,
No. 46, folio 43.
SAID property is improved bya
TWO-STORY
Frame Dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
VIM. BRACE,
Apr lots ! rustee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

CIRCUIT COURT convened Monday,
Judge Pearre presiding. Laterin the
week Judges Alvey and Motter ar
rived. The usual charge was given
to the Grand Jury by Judge Pearre.
Two Frostburg cases upon the appeal
docket have been disposed Of, viz: W.
A. Tottle g. Go. vs.. Mrs. George Web
ner verdict for the latter; and John
Brady VS.. John Morrissey-a horse
race case, the Court affirming that
gambling cases have no standing in
law. The railroad condemnation
cases were taken up yesterday and the
petit jury discharged until Tuesday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

In BLAsT.-Bowery Furnace was
put in full blast Monday morning.
Mr.. E. L. Brown, the president and
general manager, has given personal
attention to all the repairs and i'm
provements necessary for operating
the furnace and is the master spirit
of the great activity which now pre-
walls there. He is much pleased, we
learn, with the interest shown by our
people in his very important enter
prise. This is as it should be; we
cannot afford to drive enterprise and
capital away from us. To do so is to
cut our own throata.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

The strike on the canal is virtually
ended.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

1.-THE BEST IN THE COUNTY. -
The following preamble and resolu-
ton have been given US for publica-
ton, and are true copy as passed by
the miners of Allegany and Garrett
counties. The unexpected expressions
of confidence and suggestion of sup
port therein contained are gratefully
appreciated ly the JOURNAL:
FRosTBURG, Nd, April 10, 1880.
WHEREAS, The FRosTBURG JOURNAL
and Vales Times are the only newspapers
whose valuable columns are always open
to the cause of labor, and
WHEREAS, 1t is necessary that every Ia
boring man should be well acquainted
with the transactions of men and opera
tors, and which are always to be seen i'll
the columns of SAID papers, therefore be
it
Resolosd, That we tender vote of
thanks to the editors of id papers, and
advise all laboring men, and miners in
particular, to subscribe for said papers, as
they are the best in the county, and the
only friends in the State, and deserve the
hearty support of all.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

observation-disclosures Crump, sup
posed last week to have been fatally
injured in Hoffman mines, is rapidly
recovering.
Robert Scott, Esq, also reported as
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is con-
valescent,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

capacity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
Levi Baker,
BRlCkLAYER AND SToNE-MAsON,
A*D N.MuFAcru.ER OF
NAAS>E2s ~ Il BRICK.
Char!eA:ewn, Wo,tYa
PROPOSALS..

sG%0P0SALS for Baildinc Addition IA III.
( " lite School House at Rirnu. Will he re-
c"iTGd n.I1l October 1st 1850. Svcrstary win
by order of the Board of O.bprp Distric+
s,, CtlAS. j. BERRY,
IL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
GENERAL P&ovis1oN..


N. All judges rh~l BE- commissioned by tn.
governor. Tho salary Of = Judge Of H., Erpr, ,,'o
Sourt oil 2puealS shall be ITO thomas, Il -
AshSree collars ESr snEEr1, >Ud that Of 4 ind q.
SA tne cirrnit court shall To .us thousand 1T,
hundred dollars per auuGG,; srd .,cL ~ - -.
eelVe the same Uni a. &c as :Grri,L.Te ~ - q
Natnie. PT0rIHtd. FEat ONO col1rf,. N, -,
An andItionSi Sum per AnnH!n Ia lie u,IseF r.
US CUT SQUIRT thereof: but ~IiCII ,icvyYrrr
snaII not 10 increased o. tii-uiIiis al ,I-,:, -,
term of office OF he IuG zoe IL - ,,s. !, ,,. ~
seer made. n Jud~ 6 during his tern, ~ - ~
snSI p1aGtEe TIC fr"ia"E-na Of !s,- {, L.. 4 ,,
OLuef eHlcH' apron 'fG'r:4t rIlj. t-:sr - 49,
ms o. enY Other "oVrrr:u mont. n,r,! 10. ~,
asce thereof shall Tsc.rs al. ipIi-rsi r. - ~
shSiI rs dining his COMMUNICATES ,ncr,,t, i, y -
ktsIs re y nv Po'itiea! III 'r. 80 III
II. JUDGES NAV h. rsm0Yei' from f.. -
SSHc"' REM YET" OF both houses Of III. l..
!ure' mdso II cnHaSs. disease. mental O. h.,;rI.
1nhimltH or III teHrcra' g.. they ar. ,r,,r- M,
OF diSCnarElus the dEtia- # rhei- ,fT., ~.
Lwo-thlrds at all tho irsurbers elected 70 AZ,
nouse must c"'cNr IN sUc vote. S"l ~" @ 80
each house. TIE judge aSgirrs; wror, tho -
.at!ie NAV DE- ShHIr to rrDr~rI 8 a ,.....i.-.
in"tISF thereof- scSHr panied viii, rrs c.?.s. %,
FSea Tor MS removal, al least twenty DDS H.
tatcn therein '' - H'"-''S-s 10 %
.,, ne TotGrs of each s-r-'v shall a7e,+
.En1I w una c'TcnIt uri. v7',e.. tor, nj If"
80 %" SIX e3;a; bis daties I'D Standardization
enai be prescribed Ivy "a ~ ~" I'M In .
IiSlI occur IN = Z lice, the circ,=. ~
an, iH Ir"nI IN Ei,itInn SiIal1 fiji - ,,-,. ~
any csso ~ mniiI ne next General n'rcfi,.. In
% s,tnated rs - mako II i.r.nror.. 49, "e
-Ss,; 40 Tc'l courr s1S'i .D10r-t s cI,r-- -
tL;s ne carSs 81 SAID courts, N Csc ,.,,O
E,lS hTt1cie takes rfInst. s!.Ti r,,,'.; '.':h
Tor the term for winch troy 49,. Sr'i'
taw. '-S NaH2er p'cssribed IL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
BOARDING AND L0DGINC.

'kNH q single men or Savs can obtain Boardiu .
L nnG Lodging "tt:c very LON rate OF IL per
moAtn' by - written application left 1T Postoftce
Box No 100 CEarlcstU~
s"DtGnhrF Z. $50 1T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
UOTELs.
CITY HOTEL
CIIARLEsTOwN. W VA

TIE nphertiEhed would repeatedly civ, mo-
H:e thr 'h' haS s'sumed charge Of The civ
n"te' In 'harIc't"~n HSd proposs. 10 ktst.tb.
same lr style that will render its accnnnsd..
ilon' nuEutEaFssd hy sEy house in the VaIIcT
We Sini" The I abe viii be rsEuIariy tu,.I;.
W. tho best that the scHSun and marte!,r ali
'i; I ard Rooms EsPt eiSan Dd com,orInLir.
- nc c"Hi"oiic1S Hotel stable " III fIord arro,.-
'Ho"h4""' Tor horE'H ~ all tiTneS At r.ssonsiI.
S S%teS, 90 ltaek viii convey IsEEtREers to ard
rom the Ia ItturOre Ohio and Shsnaadoah Val
ley D"pots free Of cLsrke. "a
rrI"ml'IrS to do all in nny porsr TO give the
puhIo a tr';eiHf' houIs, resi- CcuuI!J nGk a
ShArSe Of its SatF"oree.
Charies'0~R, April 90. Isrs.
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Or, DIITTS' nIsPENsARY

EEt,t!:sas1 i547 :: = y. Ct: s.;.::, 81 .::!!s
IIlak Fhy'ieiaNI "a charge cf tbs ell veil
i1''as are rs5EaT S-IEsatss
q h1P~-rTSS &c TIE ireAtHsEt CEFs=iS ESSs
Af sal az SS.y - sECh IsFs7sT S=- 81 -,
&c. tS.t .-sy E.T= .-sg.rsa EzsA,I Ttrztss.a
EBsITiiS s 9 SSgR r:..s:,
tri.s%y 5rl 49, - Ss5sETs SiT-t StT!s:E,
h5I71h SA7 CT ESHSE treated
EtSSGt os-sy NS-rE-y o:E.r FsFN-
fQUH(S ~ 2 n saA ;4sI. VI.
israE Iset. r S.-.,'st
res ~ s+na'S2l eEkzSss,
sltt- N s-s;S-ea ye1=H Permanently ,s-rE -.
. sSa= .. i-s i7!oSEIEF
e,.,1,i,, 'tslt,'r e'a.s.,S - E.-Er Ss--a. ,sSs
ef-pe~-c-eT- cSzfLB5ar e
800 ss.':E .sEE'. tIhl, Ils ps.z-sJ - -
80 SHE=h EnEfs lac y5s:-
ssItEE Is TREATED - ;<.i 81 EsSs!..,
E=Te->9 sgt ytr-- ys,G al.
- ss1c
.zc-r u ss se@ ~ s=slEI.y Ina.
SFersSzH $EFsrisg RaPtEFr .F.-s -
L1-r9 'S4zSLAi5g TO t-ciF sfv.-s=sr 4, =,
s.-5s ,irEsty tif4<sra, $50.
i-- Z l y - -'"s;- SsA st., g. ISL. g.
May Is, lSsO-Ir.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

. p FCJN business now before she public. You
'Eo L esn MAKE money faster at work for
We will start you. SI2 day and upvards made
at home by the induSfrioEs- Men, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere 70 work forus. Nov
ia ths time. You can devote your whole time to
the work, only your spare moments. No other
business NH pay yOu nearly we'll. No one
willing 80 york can fail TO ma ke enormous paw
by engaging at once. Costly Outfit and terms
free. A great opportunity for me king money
easily and honorAbIJ. Address TzUE & Co. 4 a.
guIta, Maine. July J3, 1ss0-Iy.
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GEO. n. LIGHT

GEO. II. LIGHT
HAS just received some noveIt:e. IN IN. p,,.-
line; also Visiting Cards Fe'
March % 1850. GEO r Iu.uT
EUREKA HORSE POW DERS-tbc bc.I 30, -.
~ mafkct-vsrTsnted not 10 injure Ere cd Mares
prepared and cod by GEo.T LIGHT.
LII ktads of PAPER and EnveIo2es cold nv
q warren 80 1851 GEO. r. LIGHT.
MATER COuLERs for rale che,rnt
W JOSEPH II EASTEHDaY,s
Tin, Stove and C rocery Stare
SPiCEs-ail kinds: alto Cider VInegEr
~ JOSEPH H EASTERDAY's
TIN, Stove aud G ocsry stare
SWEET Potatoes .Iwayson.h,nd CsIi,r1:.,
~ me At ny Tin and Grocery Store
JOSEPH q. EASTEkDaY
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LIE G Al. N TIoR s.
The Constitutions Amendments.

JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an anepf,r,.D, N
tue Constltutioi of the Stafs:
Hss1ie'd by ths LtgisIatnrs If ifst Virginia fro-
o. az IA ass6ocs elected to sGcG House agree
~ ~ aefeoy prOpustd AS an Nnsuumeut to Tie
SonsutHtI'n ct thi$ State, ts-Hit: That 4IticIe
sls1toE SAID COhsiltntIPu xs II NON ia De SLrick-
en- oss, aad the following be IHssrte3 "a lea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

TO THE VOTERS
Of Jefferson County.
WEST VIRGINIA.
n opened at the dif.tent place. 1o mi! P is
This ceusty, estaklisLed according to Law ca
tho
Second Tuesday in October,
1850 tthe la.h day of the month, for tn. ,ur-
eaccrs-Stats. Judiei.l and Coupt5-v;z:
Governor OF tue state,
Atsorpsy-Gsnersl Of the State,
State Treasurer,
StRts AEGltur,
sL2te Superintendent OF Free Schools
Two Members OF tho Mouse of Deissate..
Jadxe of tine Supreme Cstrt of Appeals.
Judge of tHo Third Judicial Circuit,
crssmsrt OF Couaty Court,
SheFlh Gf the County,
Two justices OF tho Peace for each M.xi.-
tariai District,
Assessor of Disuict No.l,
AsteESSr al District Es.2
Constable for eao; A,zi.ssriai District.
hlsa fer Ratification ksjsction of Prspo.sd
Aniendmeot "f Article of STATE Can.tItutiea
If proPoseI Areudn cat rstifed for j uGrs of
nc" Circait aHd for three Conln,iasio, els
ssproNided for IL ssc.oas % and %
OF proposed Amendment.
%nd Tor rafifcation OF rejection of proposed
amendment of Section 10. Article 3, Of state
Cans titutiCs.
Ia" following are the names of tn. Commis-
sioners RPpel1sed By tie Court fer each place Of
NsioG:
CHARLEsrOwN DISTRICT.
hG"LSsToWS-F }. Manning. Joseph Trap
;, WIrsHLHH's scnooI. EousE. Noses ". Barr,
DF' ?. l.. wager .. H: Wiltshire
OSBURE DISTRICT.
kAhL.T'nx.- George Harris. TLos. I. Wood
,.SUMNlT PutNr.-- Hnbsrt Y. shirley, N. Fl.
" IiI!r' Edward B.Incs.
MiDDLEWAY DISTRICT
NrpD,EwAT B.. A. h. Evans. Jesi.A Wat.
HOn Peter EOw-iS.
Rela.
POTOMAC DISTRICT
SnErnsRDsTnwx.- e. ~ Herr, David ni,I-
myrT. 10 Il II tie. ~
B"owS's SHoP-J. W. Eead.icEs, J.mesB
Osbom!n J. T. Ceaiy.
SHEPHERD DISTRICT
:. sHsPuEEDsT"nH- wm. J. Keott. George If
Sc ,,H.o.v:r Ge%r&S W Casa
barn. art, juan E~Galy
BOLIVAR DISTRICT
B"LET .2-Jnshua Cavalier. ITm. T Baden.
:, hALLrowN Wsrusr ". EockeaLaush.G.orys
NJoM0s, !. W. Rider.
HARrEE's FERRY DISTRICT,
= HhRr%H's FsHrT Il. Montague. George W.
tto"n. !aWrs i'onNav.
MA%Nt>G 5 SCnooI: IioUsE Gao ". Bryant,
Jo4n &cGraw. John " Grove
@iFcH u"oer my LANG JMlr 81, 1850
THOMAS a. MOORE
-,. ,... Clark of Cesnty Court.
Free Pres sod Hrgis!orcsny
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
IoIxr Rr.oLerro,: n,onn.inr an ,nens,ne..

''l'T "EsnLCTIn$ prn7Gsiag An Amendment TO
the t'rr=ti -ut'.u a the S-e,e
- -" r." ~ ''' L-Ci'Gfr" of IEs' FIrginia t,ro-
'' ~, " a.! Ia, m''"''s "!,c''d 10 oh HuSs age
tnS ",r"': Thar in' following he nd the the is
h'fe'Y N'n'"s"n "a an NIrndment to tho Cons;i.
tuition .: hi STATE. % uir:
thTtscNii"" thirteen o. articIn three, i nov
a. -" -tr'0S"n out nd tho folio wing be Inserted
''l3 In ~"i;s Mt cnrnunn isw. who're the W Inc
IN c'nf-'vHrsv cNc""ds twenty dollars exclusive
{" snH r"st'. tie r'Sht Of t''al hy jury. IL
required ~ tHH- IOr'v SlINl II hP nrrs~rv-d and
IN '""h suit b-t,re Justice. u-y may rnnsfs, rf
e.T P"rS"rs No fSc' trrT b. d ir-v ahaII Le
n - ~ -; ,"' ~ the corIz ~ law
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
TAX NOTICE.

FtE Tax Bills FOR 1879 arc now IN nv hand,
~ persons who fail t" pay taxes for 1875
Mltnln lev days, are hereby notified that
theif property VIII Do levIrd uf.on aud sold ts
pay tie same: EUGENE BAKER
= 3,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

!. The judicial power eff ths State shall be
vested IN 1Gprsme sonrt of aaPss!s, in clrsuis
eqerts, and tho judges tbsrsoi. IN SEch Inferior
triSGnSlS as are herein authOrIz.a, a2d IN lug
tiesl of tho peace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION.
HAPPY HOME COOu

HAPPY HOME COOK,
PERFE CT Baker very l.rr. ox., I,
matte Shell, Extension Top. Ba Id Ash Pan
Snolhs Front Doors ard tin Iipsd Oven Door,
MAKING 1t model for convenience and utiIirv
Nickel Panels. eobs, Mica Deora anc hnnotone
ds'1gn' giving il an unsurpasS.G appearance of
loss fuel than any stovs OF equal size and csr.ci
~. Excellest draft Fully guaranteed. ANY dis
satisned purchaser, alter fair trial, CT return
stove and receive their each Porraic BY
IusEPH Il. yesterday
his Tin, Stove and Grcaery Store.
os. IL, lSsS. Main street. Chs rlestcwn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
TlNNING SHGP KEN0yED.

tEiNG removed my TIN sHoP bsek 10 ,b.
Mhln street. 10 ;hs room nf Mrs Kinry Hrovn
NE' oh'Y nice d"ors west OF Sir. Jacob SlarryIs
lore vi he slTd tn are my OH fri-Bds n md Gus.
'otncrs' and SIN prepared 70 do q 4 kind. OF
TIN AND SNEET-IR0N WORK.
ROOFING AND sPUCTING A SPECIALLY
p :hy Tin Tn'e viii 10 cold at tho bottom prices.
'tHne "i'' be "a Zen ~ eI hSBgs for ware or work
90 RrInernt,cr ;hs IGir.! Door
m ,.-, JNO. yesterday,
.- ~, - Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
TO STUCK EAISEHS-
Nav %. 1873

'HE Uadetsignod having considerable e1peri-
4 Hnee IN the Ce!diug OF stoe (, ofers his p1efes
sionat :e!yices - the Stock Raisers Of JcfTerron
quo ao1 i9iGg COuu tee prom sing care in IN. eI
ecotion Of work entruEied TO him wiIi1I.o ~.
.ttenSnn to cIsesses in horErz- Afro has patent
a M Hoo!er' Which be viii apply toHogs. Letters
vii receive prompt attention Tcrms reasoEa bic
Fe5. 10, lsW. JOHN ". SCHAEFFER.
&EH week In own town. SIS Outfit free
SCC No risk. Reader. if rou want business
at which peraons OF either make CREST pay
All the time thev work. write for particulars 10
H. AALLETz < Co. Portland, Maine. July I3So-1y
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&NOlcN1AKING
"oTICD.
HOUSK-PAINTING, PAPERING. so.

'FNlIE undersigned respectfully i,f,,n, ,h. mn
nc tHH no wall execute promptly, in COED.
no CsE-PA!NrIEG, PAFERiHG, GLAZING,
an" Al! hinge pertaining ;" bis avoc alton sp.n
tH'7 terms snn rea5ban5l- charges. wiIIre.Vnr.
men Fu'nlintc Hsh for this purpose il desired
VIII :" to BONES VI paITUas in town or country
"N. w. JOHNSON
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-19
best Of it,

GENERAL GARFIELD is now at his farm
at Minton, Ohio, engaged in preparing his
letter Of acceptance. Of course, there Is
considerable speculation relative to the
probable character of this letter. He will
most probably outline the policy which he
desires adopted for the canvass. Those
who are his confda1ts say that the follow
ing extract from speech which he deliv
cred in the house on the 10th of December
1878, indicates pretty clearly what his pol
icy will be:
81 want to say another thing. So far as
| have studied the current OF public
thought and political feeling in this coun'
try, no feeling has shown itself more
strongly than the tendency of the public
mind in the past few months. The man
who attempts to get up a political excite
ment in this country on the old sectional
issues will find himself without a party
and without support. The man who wants
to serve his country must put himself in
the line of its leading thought, and that is
the restoration of business, trade, COM
merce, industry, sound political economy,
and hard money and honest payment OF all
obligations, and the man who can add any
thing in the direction of the accomplish
ment of any of these purposes is a public
benetactor."