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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15
MARRIAGES.

RowN-BRADFoRD,-On the 2sth q nSemis'.
lSs by Rev ". II. Groh. Mr.. Lipyd ByuEE ~
Mics Lizzie Bradford, both of Harris township
RD-HLINRFELTER- On the g7th ii psosE
Der, 1879. by Rev. W. u. Groh. Mr JAInes Dua0rt q
kcck Spring, and Niss Eliza N. kludelif5, O.
Pottat township.
sHfRK-R0YER--0nD December q is.s BY Rs' J
X. Miller. Mr.. Harry c. Shirk and Ms, Lais !
Rover, 10th Of Potter township
LER-RELLER On the 5Isi of pecemher ls-s v
Rev. VI. Roeiet Mr. John II Lee and N'= Adh
Lee Keller, both q Potter township.
R0YER-LER.-Oa the Both of pccemher, ls's, y
Rev. W. v FISCHER. Mr. John n Royer and Me
Mary }. Lee. both Of Potter township.
RuBLE-LovE-on the s4ih Of Dcceraiet, ls;s, y
Rev. W. 8 Rseisf. Mr. William II Eubls Aba Me
Jennie c. Love, both Of Potter township.
KLISEFELTER - wINGARD.-on On December ls
1879, by Rev. W. u. 0roh. Mr.. Tlghmau klnsiellS
aud Miss A. A. Agnes Wingard, beth q fos
township
MEYERs-LUTZ-on December "a, 1879 by Bev. v
GrOh, Nj J. fted Ntyeu, Of BoNlslurg, Aba NJ
Mary A. LutE, Of Fillmore.
sMITII-JoRDoN On the 2lth ef December. Isi
by Rev. ". u. Gfoh. Nj. Michsel Smith, o' foiis
township and Miss Lena Jordon, Of B0slshurE.
oRRIs-RgUMRtSE- the 2Iih Il pecems"t
1879. by Rev W. II. Gruh, Mt. Gergs p NofTis sn'
Miss Laura c. krumrine. both ot State Collegs'
R0Ss-DAvIs.-At osceoIa, January /, iss0, tg Re-
n. II. Miller, Mt. william Ross and Mis- Lane
Davis, both of Philip-hurF.
GRAY -KEPLER.-on the 2sth of Deoemhsf, ~
At the resideDcs q George Gray In siiestHrf- :
Rev. J. u. King, James Gray and Miss I'efsi"h
keplsr. both of Milesburg, Centre county, fs-
BATHURST LINoLE AT the Bash HOUSE .
Rellsfonie, by Rev }. n. King, John &. Bathurst
Roland, Centre eoanty, Pa. and Mis- Kate lAhEiee
Eaglesille Centre county. Pa
McAFEE-CRoss.-At the residence of J. A. Huhifi
The 2tth q DcceIntef, 1879, by Rev. g. W bs'~
Ew NeAfee and Mi=s serah y. Cross ho'h
stofmstown, Pa.
HARTSOcR R-McDIyTTT.-On the 2ssh Of Dcceml..S .
lsip AZ the Ward House, Tyrone, Pa. by Rev 4
Bpuse, JOAN W. Hartsock aud Miss Marian = NJ
Divttt both of Half Moon. Ia.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15
DEATHS.

MUILHUI0S. eacw shoe, Jan. s. william au'E
hulon. AGED - yesrx.
RrMAE.- Al Miiesharg. Dec. %. 1879, Mrs.. Jane h
Rsmsn, widow of the tsts Charles q. Ryman
RUHELE--0a the fourth q January, lsso, IN sfflns
township, a consampttea, Mrs Annie knnktss WV
Of Michael Rankte. aged - yeaFs.
sNYDRR--0n the 5oih oT Deceaber, issa. 70 is,n.s
township. Mra Elizabeth Snyder. ~idoS o. ths Is~
George enydsr, agsd "a ye@rs, months sna aAs'
sMITII--on The Tth instant On Milihcim, fhomas -
iafsht son sf James c. sad sarsh smith, aged JeAi
and month.
C0PESftAvER The residence a Blake Ayysts, "
Decatur township, north Of fhiliIsl'ufE, On Iss.s
January 2. 1850. hlas love dAashses Of Sonn es1S-
hassf, AGED 16 years.
sMITIl.--Nesr phlgsbHsz. Tuesday htetse'Ns
lanHary 6, lss0 Peter smith, sged = Nes's
mcAshs and ~ aaya
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

DEATH oF a NESERABLE OLD LADY
In this place, on the slst day Of December,
1879, occurred the death OF Mrs Mary Pow.
ers, mother Of our good citizens, John, Pat.
rick and James Powers, Esqs. She was also
the moiher-in-law Of Mr. Merry Cunning
ham and the grandmother Of 81 grand.
children. Two other sons, q brother and
a nephew she sent 10 the Union army, one
Of whom vas killed in the battle Of An.
tietam. At the time Of her death she was
20 years of age and had resided in this
place during the last thirty years.
Those who know her in life hold her
name in pleasant remembrance. She was
faithful, jealous Catholic, and liberal,
Christian woman. In her death her friends
suffer great loss. Her funeral on Friday,
the ID instant, was largely attended.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

LEcTURE.-An event Of considerable
Importance to the African VI. Z. church
OF this plsce will occur on Tuesday the
9th day Of this month. 1t will be the
presence Of one Of the mos, learned diyina
in their church, Bishop Wsyman, Of
Baltimore, who viii deliver 3 lecture il
the Court House. The lecture will he 70,
the benefit Of the denomination in ,hn
place and will be in every respcc, wortL
hearing. Remember the time and r.scs
and prepare yourself accordingly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

In JAIL AND oUT.--Most of the people
of our county know what ii Is 10 be out of
Jail, but there arc not many who have
any acquaintance with life inside the
gloomy walls and behind the strong bars
We, however, had quarter of nm hours
experience In the latter situation one day
last week, in the mammoth stone structure
known as Fort Spangler on top of the hili,
and found, Notwithstanding sundry ac-
counts to the contrary, that il is not such a
terrible place after all Nevertheless, we
would advise people To keep out of IL If
possible. In all, Fort Spangler contains
about twenty cells, two only Of which are
for females, which would indicntc that the
men of this county are nine or ten times
moro in need of such correction than the
women. The proportion represented by
the inmates of the Jail at present is even
greater than that to 0. The cells are
all supplied with barred iron doors, but
these are only closed on the inmates at
night, and if peacefully disposed, they are
given the freedom of the halls during the
day. But back of these cells on the first
Hoor-one on either side Of the hall-are
two places called dungeons. Massive iron
doors shut to on the hspless occupant OF
these cells, leaving him in the blacknc.s of
darkness. Only one Of them, however, l.
shut offentirely from the light, and small
window sheds a ray of light in the one on
the left. The necessity which compeis the
maintenance Of such II place is to be re-
GREETED, but II il seldom If ever that one
becomes 70 depraved ss to merit incarcera-
ton in the dungeon. All the cells are pro-
vided with water and heat, and the iail is
comfortably warm throughout in the
sevcrest of weather. The cells and halls
are light and almost cheerful, and with the
aid Of the three substantial meals each day
that are given the prisoners, they can, il
50 disposed, improve the time by the peru
sal of books and papers, which are always
provided. In addition TO bouniiful meals,
they are given coffee twice each dav. We
are also informed that they can, at their
pleasure, enjoy the freedom of the large
yard surrounded by the high wall to the
rear Of the jail.
There are at present only six prisoners
in the Jail, all Of whom are placed there
for trivial ofienscs. This is the smallest
number that have been there since Mr..
Spangler took possession. We are glad
that such secure and pleasant place has
been provided for the eyil-docrs Of our
county, but would rejoice to see merals 80
much improve Gs 10 render such mn insti-
tuition as Jail an unnecessary incum-
braucc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

1SsPEcTToS.-In speaking Of the quar-
terly inspection Of company f, Finh Reg
iment, National Guard, which took place
at Philipsburg on Tuesday evening of last
week, the Journal states that Captain Har-
ry Simler received high praise from COL
onel Burch6eld because Of the excellent
condition In which the company wac found.
The inspection revealed the fact that the
arms, accoutrements, sc, of Company T.
arc superior TO those of any company yet
visited. Previous TO the inspection an
election took place 10 supply the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Second Lieu.
tenant Myers. Mr.. JEFF. $. Jones was
the successful candidate, and IL his exami-
nation, which will be held before the
Military Board in this place tomorrow,
proves satisfactory, he will Immediately
enter upon bis duties.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15
THE GKAHn Amy n.n

" 'hASD ARMY CAMP-Frsg-r.
day was indeed Il grand day viii - ue'
Post' o. A. r., of this place. In .s''gs nfegs
!" l"e attraction Of Col J. u. Baebe,a ''o'
lecture, 1t was determined 10 naL'
day one which would carry ,hei, a., m'|
PACK 70 the scenes Of the war in all i,'a ''1u'
tails. For this purpose several ,,;...,
ing Post were invited 10 psr,,.;.,' '"'t-
what Is termed "camp-fre" celei,.n "
None Of the Posts found il co,y.,..''' -'''"'
accept the Invitation excett po,, Toe
Lock Haven, which sent sLon,
members TO this place on the st..
train. Before they arrived ~.
many old soldiers and other per.or, -,
town accepted the invitation e,,.,,-,"
all to join with the home Pos, i, ..u'
dinner prepared in genuine w,r -,
-Four rough tables had been co,,...,.,,''
the corner room on the third
Humes' building. Tin di,he, ii, "
iron Knives and forks, &c. w.., F'
The bill-of-fare consisted Of be.r
pork boiled salt horse, boiled t,.. h.,
tack and coffce-no crest, d..
The dinner and also the sumo, .
WAS given TO the visiting Po., sno, 81
arrival OF the train, was much e,,o-.,
Z. NJ. O'Conner, Post Commando, ,tl
Loek Haven Post, was also present, A..
the. supper an informal meeting ws,.L,
in the room of Gregg Post. Gen L..
a. Beaver made an opening'sfeecb /.
which he related several int.re.,i,, -.
amusing anecdotes about the war r..
Curtin responded 10 call and sl., ,ol.,..
number Of amusing incidents Of the va
that came under his personal ob.ery,,;,.
during his active CONNECTION with +, 90.
Governor Of the State. The re,,s,l. 81,
the Governor caused much merrirnan, 49,
as he resumed his seat he rec.iya3 H..
demonstrations Of applause The Govern.
promised 10 present the Post with ,r..
graved copy Of Rothermels celebrated 81
painting Of the battle Of Ge,t,,bp,.
Post Commander O'Conney pe,, ~.
the floor and, after returning thanh. f..
behalf Of the members Of hi. Post fora.
cordial manner in which they had l.s,
received and for their kind er,er,sipr.-,
expressed the hope that they would u-.
time have the pleasure Of receiving C,s,.
Post at Lock Haven. Mr.. Chatham. G.
Keller and Mr. Shultz followed in .,,-
remarks, the latter telling laughables.
perience of army life while in csmr,
Maryland in 1862 Thi, informal xsr6
passing an hour in the room. Of the Pcs
was al exceedingly pleasant feature ON,
gathering and will be remembered VII
great pleasure by ali who we're pre.e,
The work Of the com mites who Il.
charge of the arrangement, was vel done
and reflected great credit upon them q,
their efficiency.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

LEAP YEAR LAw.-The Supreme Court
Of Indiana has afforded principle in r6-
sPeci to the computation Of time which i.
likely to prove of serious trouble to bank. b.
ers and Others. /; l. that the 2s and - Of
February are to be computed as one day.
The question becomes Of special import
snee now that leap year 1850 Is with us.
To illustrate, suppose that note be
drawn on the 2s;h Of February, A. D.,
1880, at one day after date. II the 2stb
and 29th be counted as one day. then the
note would mature on the 4lh dav of
March, but otherwise on the third Ifon
the third, clearly protest on the 4th would
not hold the endorscrs Vice versa. il the
rule Of computation be 10 count separately
the 2sth and 29ih Of February, the protest
on the Ith would be of no avail.
The question In Indiana was suggested
by the fact Of there being ten days pro-
vious service OF process necessary for iudg-
ment And the cause having been begun
tn the last leap year, 1876 the process was
not served in time, if the 2sth and Goth
days Of February were to be computed as
ono day. Aud the court held that they
must be so counted. PbIipsburg Journal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

HIS RIoHT HAND Cur ORA mos,
unfortunate accident occurred TO DIR. ]. NJ.
Stewart, Of Snow Shoe, on Friday last.
lie was engaged at the time in his shinele
mill in saving the lathe with which 10
bind the shingles. BY some means for
which he cannot himself exactly account.
his right hand came in contact with the
saw entirely separating the fingers from Il.
DR.. Dobbins. Of this place, was summoned,
and departed on the evening train for Snow
Shoe to attend his patient. lie remained
there until the afternoon train TO this
place on Saturday, giving his suffering pa.
t.ent the benefit of bis skill. II was found
necessary TO amputate DIR. Stewards hand
across tho palm. At last accounts DR..
Stewart was doing as we'll IS could be ex-
pected
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

ELEcrISe OFFICERS ASp DEcLARIYO
DIviDEND-A meeting of the stock
holders Of the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad
was held in the Failon House, Lock Hav.
en-, on Monday. The election Of officers
resulted in the following wise selection:
PresidcHt-Hon. L. a MAckey.
Secretary and Treasurer - Edmund
Blanchard, Rsq.
board Of Dfroctors-Col. Thomas A.
Scott, Hon. james A. Gamble, Col. a. G..
Noyes, Hon. c. A. Mayer, Hon. A. G..
Curtin and Hon. John Irwin, Jr.
After the election the Treasurer, Mr..
Blanchard, presented report upon the 6.
nancial condition OF the company, which,
as usual, exhibited very encouraging
condition Of affairs. The Board of Dir.c.
tors then declared > 'emi-AnnuAl dividend
Of three per cent. npon the capital stock.
The Bald Eagle Valley Railroad has thus
entered upon new year which will doubt.
le's be more prosperous than any preceding
one.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

MEETING % PATRONS OF HUsBAND.Y.
According to notice, public meeting OF
the Patrons Of Husbandry, was held in
the VI. r.. church at Centre Hall, Saturday
afternoon, January 10, which was of un-
usual interest. The exercises consisted OF
essays, speeches and music. James II.
Mccormick read the Declaration of Pur.
poses Of the Order" Mrs Kate Conley
read an excellent essay on the "Educa-
tion Of the Working Glasses. DR.. Calder,
President Of State College, spoke for over
an hour on the "Ohjects and Advantages
OF the Order" Miss Maggie ). Rhone
read n very able essay on "Home-How 10
make Centre county Homes Pleasant and
Attractive" These exercises were sand
wiched by some Of the best music the peo-
pie Of Centre Hall ever had the pleasure Of
hearing. II was rendered by the Centre
Hall class under the instruction Of Prof.
Philip Meyer, and received much deserved
praise. The meeting adjourned about 4
o'clock, and all departed well pleased with
the entertainment
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

pHIL,uTLFWs, January y lSsr
Florb is quiet and uneiapgei ssi,s & So la'tss
including MinnsAota extra family A. se1dsqi Pai,
sylvania DO. Do. at Sas50-l2 pe.tsrn d. o. ., Sc
~ aud patent and other high grades 81 S7'iF's
NnEAI - less active and rrlcrs have drrliBri
sales o. CO. bushels inclndng reiectei si -. re-,
ai tl4s amber si si&s 10 and No. rrd, tis's
tor, al flsN
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

PASSING AwAY.-0ne by one the roses
wither and die; one by one old things pass
away and new ones take their place The
old fight Of one hundred and ffty, or
more, steps, leading from Water street up
the "hiIl Of science" 10 the Bellefonte
Academy at the top, which. in youthful
days, many Of our acquaintance used to
elimb-their bosoms hcaving with ambi-
tious thoughts of future education and
glory-have been, during the past few
years, slowly crumbling away, until now
but half fight of broken steps remain at
the top Of the hill. Would IL not be bet.
ter TO have left them there TO suggest to
the present generation what hard, steep,
straight road all must climb TO attain true
greatness and glory?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

TAKE NOTICE.-All those knowing
themselves indebted to me will please call
aud settle, and NIL parties having claims
against me will please present them for
payment, IA my books must he closed.
Jan. |, 1880. j. NEWMAN, JR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

About four inches of the beautiful snow
fell In this place on Monday afternoon
and night. II vas the heaviest fall OF the
season up to this date.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

--one hundred and afty dollars wer,
realized as the proceeds Of the festival held
for the benefit Of the Centre Hall Lutheran
church during the holidays.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15
A sgqugL TO "UxcLr ToMnCA -

A SEQUEL TO "USCLE Tos's CABIN -.
Among the many other excellent features
to "Uncle Toms Cabin" as represented
by Rial and Drapor's celebrated troupe,
was Il laughable after piece on Sunday
night, which introduced the blood. hound,
the pursued and pursuers and several more
Of the dr0mahs persono. That excellent
colorcd clergyman, Rev. james Palmer,
with good reason, gave bis congregation a
few wise words of counsel In regard 10 at
tending theatrical exhibitions 10 the neg
l"ct of religious duties. This incensed
some members of the aforesaid troupe who
were listening 10 the divine, and they i'm
medately left the church In rather in.
sulting manner. Not Satisfied with this
they waited for Mr. Palmer on the street,
at the conclusion of the service, deterfnin-
cd to make the gentleman retract bis
words. The members OF the congregation,
however, conducted him home in safety.
As soon ms practicable, Rev. Palmer en-
sN''N - ''''' B'"'"h tA' htpINrhlh W.
Tenders for disturbing religious meeting
and iEdulging in profane language, and
they were bound over for appearance be-
fore the justice on Monday morning. The
major portion Of the troupe went on 10
Clearneld to Gil an engagement at that
place in the evening, while the managers
promptly appeared at the proper time.
Lnui and profuse were the testimonies
given an either side, but the troupe
we've found guilty Of the ofienses charged
and were fined $3.50. When travelling
troupes sojourn over Sunday in place
where the public sentiment on moral ques-
tions is 50 healthy as it is here, they should
remember that they attend church only 10
hear Of their faults and TO profit by--not
find fault with-what they hear.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

CoRHssposDENcE containing important news solicit
ed rom any part Of the county. No comm, nj aiions
inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

MONDAY, January o, 1880 Our stock
Of woolcns for the spring and summer
season Of 1880 just received. Leave your
order now. Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY 4 Co, Tailors.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

We would call the attention of the citizens
of Jefferson county and elsewhere that Mr..
81. A. Burton has on hand beautiful stock
of Jewelry. Ladies' Sets, Misses Sets. in
gold and rolled plate, Geutlemen's Scarf
Pins, Studs, Collar and Cuff Buttons, (sepa-
rabls) plain 10 k Rings, and all other kinds,
American, EIgin, Waltham, and the cello.
brated Rock ford Watch-key and stem
winders-Silver Ware, NJ usical Instruments,
Speotacles to suit every one, aud prices to
suit everybody. Clocks of all kinds for
sale Mr., Burton has been living here for
seven Fears. Knowing him to be Procti-
cal Hafch Maker, therefore we recommend
him to any one for good work and fair pri.
ces His sign is the Watch and SpectaeIes
and Black Face Watch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
AN NOUN cEMENTs
JOSEPH TRAPNELL FOR JUDGE.

CERTAIN native qualities of head and heart
~ are requisite t. constitute a satisfactory
Judge. He should be free minded and constitu1
tionally independent with fixed principles and
views of his own he should be clear-ho AIDED
quick IN MS perceptions. thoroughly ground ed in
me principles Of law, experienced and indus
trlouS. This office is very import t, and the re-
spcctlvc strong points of .he several gentlemen
spoken of ought to be carefully contrasted be-
lore selection 10 mazda. The friends of Mr..
Jrapncli earnestly invite public attention TO
him one who comes fairly up to the standard
indicated. Nk.,pEp CE Tpr ~
August 10, 1850. " A'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
COMMUNICATED.
SuANNoNDALE SpR1wGs.
August IL 1881

A'OO.
Editor Spirh.-This county has seldom
IT ever, been the scene of such a beautiful
show of fireworks as were exhibited opposite
ohannondale last Wednesday. The occasion
was the celebration of the seventeen birth
day of Mrs p. Il. Rouss, and in addition to
the recherche dinner given at Shannon Hill,
(at which your correspondent was fortunate
enough to have Govern Messrs. W. w.
Rouss aud G. II. b. Rouss had designed the
hre>works as surprise to all. The darkn ness
OF the night greatly enhanced the beauty of
the pieces, some of which, after mounting
to an elevation Of 200 feot, burst with loud
report and spread perfect sea OF IRE, which
assumed most wonderful shapes and beauti.
tui colors aud much rcsembled me,eors in
their descent to the Garth The noise of the
explosion, and the brilIiaucy of the illumina.
ton, attracted sishtseers for miles in every
direction, and tho uproarious applause along
the shores evinced how heartily the treat
was enjoyed. Two and ne>quarter hours
were employed in the exhibition. under
stand they were ordered direct from New
orx. Yours truly,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT.

RTPhE, Juno IS, 1850.
M R: En1ToR:-Plca announce V. n FIROR
t'A Tor resident of the County Court OF JET
fcrson He is capable ard Lonest and VIC be-
lieNe would discharge the duties OF said off co
with dignity and impartIality. having hern a
pr"ctlclng l1wycr for tw ovs wears Subject to
formal nomination. MANY VOTERS
1SSn ~ A-->'''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
4 CARD.

VIE calls made upon Inc through the public
4 prints and by numerous Letters to become
{. Gd'd"!e tor TIE ciiice of Judge al this judi
cIaI circuit, demand an answer. Grateful for
have been couched, and believing them TO be
sincere, do now in accordance with the express
Wish OF nv friends, announce myseIfa cand late
for the office of Judge
Aug. 10, 1850. JAMES H. GROVE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE COUNTY
COURT,

IN response to tie complimentary calls
L through he papers of the county, and re-
peated solicitations of Influential citz.ns, to
become n candidate for President of the County
Court" Jefferson County, j herewith announce
myself Candidate for said office, su bject to tho
decision of County Convention.
August II, lSSD.* w r. DANIELS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
DR. To1llinSon7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CoRSER OF CHARLES ASD LIBERTY STREETS,
a;kaNrEcSfOWRs.

PUBLIC SALES The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Nursd"y, august 26M Personal Props
erty, by David Hunter.
Tuesday, September 14M.-Real Estate,
by Messrs. White, Faulkner, Beckwith and
Lucas, Special Commissioners.
Thursday, September l6M-Real Estate,
by +. w. Brown, l.. c. Janney and Eugene
Baker. Snecial Commissioners
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
W. L. WILSON FOR JUICE.

NJ EDIToR.-1t being understood, as we be-
w ile"e it is, that MIR Trsvers declines to ac-
cept ,he nom nation for tho position of Jud ge of
the ihird Judicial Circuit. and il being under
sto Cd that Jefferson Count is titled to the So
w. L.. Wilson. Esq will be urged for that posi-.
ton 10y his numerous frieuds.
Aug II, 1850. lEFFEpSNN COI-STv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

NJ f are authorized to announce S. B. NELL
~ as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of Jefferson County.
IuI 1850
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
FOR SHERIFF.,

RESFECTFULI.Y present myself as can
4 d!1at" before tbs people for tho Office of
eIEh; year rlGers or third termers.'
~ GEORGE II. FLAGG.
CharleStOwn, june %, lsnO