davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-30

TEoN tho commencement Of tho work OH
thu St. Qnthavd tunnel to thu cnd IT Inst month,
LII inrH have been killed In 1t and 400 wounded
, 1880-03-30

TllE venerable ex-presfdcnt Wo0lsoy, of
Ialo College. III conversation With U correspond.
cut Ut tho New yUrk lltruhl, salds
huvo u high opinion OF ShnrmAt,. However,. /
Anii't consider hlm &aNtl.tatU, dusplto hta ail-
n0uMceIne!,t that hu H. II dotstt FoIluw that tho
country Will Atcvaa4rily ro4Arl lill III ealadf-
int0. {
1t IL now IN oulos for As, Sherman to cali OK
Irosldout Woolsey nalnos.
, 1880-03-30

SENAToH THURMAN. while speaking on tho
0caevn Awhrd yesterday, wis taken suddenly
with nm attack Of vertigo. hut soon rcuuvercl:
not sufficiently, however, to continue Ills speech.
, 1880-03-30

IT Is quite evident TINT. tho attendance Mt
tho hisnrlerly meeting hold in Wexford Hunluy
h',s hcun grcntly exaggerated. Tho number Of
Parliamentary vntcrs In Wexford County Is only
58s., nlld It Ia safo to say tint mt snoro thal
half Of then, attended, 10 thnt IL theru wcru
l5,00o, or oven lU,0O. prcsont, thoy must bo Of
thnt vicious class which Is nlwnys rcn1y for
row OIL tho sl1gntcst proyocatipn mid for very
slight reward: tho sumo ctuss frs,.,a which tho
rtotors ot New York, Montrenf, uud 3alttmnro
nro drawn; tho o!ass who olcet Lnw1ers, nud
Cul!crtoHs, md lltllEcths to our Common Coun-
ell. OClory', thu 0tynnizpr OF tho tnpb, pcrstln
of little Importance, Is nll exBotior of the Irish
papal 1irignde, which IL doubtscss tho reason
why Homo Of tho clerical mobsinon present 80
fur forgot themselves rs to Join tn tho row, all
which Induced tho reverend Chairman to usn Il
shfalalah gaycl. To tho credit OF tho nnjurIty
Of tho Wexford priests, however, they scenn To
hive defended btr, parncll. rs they certainly
ought to do. seeing TINT 1t wua on motion Of o,le
of thor number thut tho ob]cutionNhlo cMt,.lI-
dato tsr. 1lyr1ic) WIS put forward III curly us tho
9th OF March,.
, 1880-03-30

TIIE prudent lrisllsncn who assa1c.t Par
noll wero thoughtful not to ,tcs'lefo the fau,iuo
storcs,-thoy used only atltllcu eggs.
, 1880-03-30

TIE IONA Slate Register has heard tllat
"Mr. Emery q. storrs, IF Chicago, will probably
present Mr. I!ntne's maine to tho Chicago Col,-
rontlou." There Ia possib]y q nl!stuka al1out
this.
, 1880-03-30

T11E Common Council passed a resolution
last evening Instructlng tho blnyor to open cor
rrspondcn.o with the Boyera, rntlronu. ctt,l-
panics haying 1epots on tho I.aku-Frunt, with t,
view to soliny ttoni tho clty's property In TINT
vicinity,
, 1880-03-30

TIE only safe way to nya1i ycxatious de-
lys Oh eleettoniay IL for ench voter to SEQ tn It
personally thAt his na,no Is MI tho registry list
, 1880-03-30

TnE Grcenback purity III Pennsylvania l,as
lost few Of !ts lenders, whlio lts s1.nk and lile
lsate fatlon awny Until tho bulk ot tho yotpsa
ars nissing. III 1877 thu new party pollesi Il, 81
vatcs III Pennsylvania fnr Rtato Treasurer; In lB7s
II 1lyo Vi, ,+S tn ta cun1ttlute fur Governor; uud
In 1910 It nArshaIct onIy q IN fur It's state tckot
With tho exception Ut Al,out eight ott,ntIes, its
vote last ycar was lttln marc than scattering.
, 1880-03-30

No AMERICAN lien WIS meal enough to
lay tho eggs tlat. wcru hurled ut rarnell.
, 1880-03-30

THE Salvation Army Is establishing
brAnches aud presenting banners III ail tho East-
osa o1tlcs, aud ch'taso will undoubtedly be-
favored ut au curly day.
, 1880-03-30

Sherman mado himself extensively COLI
splcuona III his support OF the Wnll-strrct
schchc to contract tho currency Of tho cuun-
try to tho small MEASURE af gold.
Iii addition to tllls, hc has, siMcc the
passage Of the Silver law, done everything
to dlsparage silver; l,e has limited tic coin-
age to the minimum; Inns refused to oxcr.
else the Governments option to pay out sIl-
YER in my considerable amounts; ho ltns IT.
strictcd tho issue Of silver certificates; has
made the Treasury Department member Of
the New York Clearinghouse, from wl,tei,
silver Is excluded: n1d Inns by word, and
letter, and act done nil III his power 10 dis.
courage the use OF silver In tito United
Statas
But even this defiant opposition to tho
public sentiment nt tho country, this per-
stsiont catering to Will sireet In Its demands
for MI exclusive gold standard, might bo
overlooked, II mt forgiven, rs tho Silver act
Is III ltttis danger Of repeal by any Influence
l,o caa exert Mr.. Sherman, howeyor, Ia u
candidate for tho Presidency, n1nl l,e depends
mainly for his success upon tho influence ut
tho professional money-lentlera nnd money
sliarers, the synllcntes, mud The stock gall
blcrs OF tile Eastern clt1rs. Therefore, alr.
Sherman. by way OF capturing tl,is class, Mt
tho opening Of tho present Congress tlatc
tlse extraordinary recommendation that
Congress should str1ko from S1i0, ,o0o, ,00o OF
the grecnback currency Of tho country
Its legal.tender cl,aracter' 1t was high bill
fnr tic support Of Will STREET, bnt u fntat
ono addressed to tho producing at,d in,l,ts-
trlnl cfasses Of the country. Into this Wild.
, 1880-03-30

Randolph STREET. botwcon Clark md In 9ac. En-
R4aulcns OF Tbs Trnsos,iant Ut Kalamazoo. "Our
Sohvol Du1a; us. hoyn Nnd uirlh Again."
, 1880-03-30

Stl. KolsEtsrsoS, Of Lo,lislA1,n, introduced
q resolution te0 tho House yesterday reul!frni-
Ing tic Mnnroe doctrino anti coululnning tho
Canal project as I'M inh,,mQn design ol tho part
Of FrAnco to destroy t,er rlyat, Great Britain,
and to ruin tho conaiordo Of the United States.
Mr. 1eobcrtaoIl explains how th94U llro cnlAnL-
tlrs would be produced In this why: Tho cunnl
would pormlt tho warm waters OF tho Gulf
streAtn to paas through tn tho racitle, thus
withdrawing their 'benctlulal influences On the
cllmato Of Grent Britain md rendering It ia
cold anil stcrtle rs Lnbrnlor. Tile United Suites
would bc deprived Of It's t,cat Market uu our
commerce woulh be seriously ieopur.tIze.. Tlo
t1nlse must l,Ayc been sturtlcl by this exposure
Of tho designing Count dc Lcsseps. When En-
gland hcars Of bis purl,nso won't thero ha howl
at rago from TINT Irritable nntl,nl tho british
lions rrintlng-ilnuso slnaro will 10 st,nkc1. to
It's very foundation, md lacAconsfleal will have
RGtnething To attend to besides running tho ecc-
tions. Hut what rejoicing there will ho ninonY
tho Irish Fontana, and anlonE tho shareholders
In ptnigrunt.ahlp companies.
, 1880-03-30
TUESDAY, MARCH 90, 1850.

GEN. SHERIDAN returned to Chicago yes-
tcrllny forenoon.
, 1880-03-30

Madison stsoct, betWenn Nnnrbotn ind State. En-
taxcn.cnl OF 3As Ado CnvondIs.,. "jnne bhorc"
, 1880-03-30

TIE s!lk-laat nannfacturrs-through q!
committed consisting of Evan Morris Of PhlIa-f
, 1880-03-30

Dearborn street, errs1r of Monrou. En9aRcment
u the WoatheFsby -t3oodNIn Ffollques. "ltohbea.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
MIS- HILARIOUS
THE PARADOXICAL PARADoXES,

"56 My three short years ucc We furnished
=, this parIor together" said Mrs. Para
doz, ''and now"
Yes, now echoed Mr. Paradox, reso
lutely thrusiing his hands down into his
pockets. Things are altered now, ABBY
Janc!'
Only three years." said Mrs. Paradox,
sorrowtully.
You said the pink damask window cur,
telns were Just the color Of my checks" fal.
tered Mrs, Paradox
'And even then, if you'll be good enough
to recall the fact to your memory, Mrs p"
remarked her husband, "we couldn't agree
as to the pattern Of the carpet, nor whether
the walls should be kasominod or paneredl"
"We never have agreed" asscnted Mrs.
Paradox, with pursed-up lips
"And never sball!" said Mr.. Paradox.
'Perhaps it's better, on the whole. that
we are to SEPARATE" said the ladv.
"Oh, altogether" acquiesced the gentle.
man, rattling the money indifferently in his
pocket.
"We never were suited to one another"
sighed Mrs. Paradox
Couldn't have been worse matched if VIC
had tried for it" remarked the husband.
Its pity we hadn't found it out before
we were married" said Mrs. Paradox.
''Better late than never" said Mr. Para,
dox
"Iou said you loved me, said Mrs. Para
dnx.
"Well, thought did"
81 might have known that men we're de.
ceivcrs ever" quoted the wife
"Oh, come now. Abby Jane, that isn't
fair" said Mr. Paradox. "Our first quarrel
was when you turned Rover out of tbe par
lor-the old Newfoundland that had saved
my life"
No, it wasn't!" said Abby, with spirit :;
''it was when you called my Aunt ADastasia
'an old bore, and said you wouldn't take her
to the Wednesday evening prayer meeting
Ny Aunt Anastasia. with property and q
temper like an angels"
That's all very WE'LL" said Mr. Paradox,
'but You seem to have forgotten that you
treated my friend Dickens as if he had been
house breaker when l brough him unez-
pectedly to dinner"
''You refused to take me to the sea side
when DR.. Dobkins said that the waters we're
essential to my bealth," flashed ont the lady.
"Hou wouldn't consent to have my mother
come and live with u.s." retorted Mr. Para
dox. twitching his mustache.
"1f your mothers temper was half as bad
as yours" began Mrs. Paradox, flushing
up to the very roots of her hair.
''There you go again" said Mr. Paradox,
beginning to pace savagely up and down the
room. "Who on earth could be expected to
put up with this sort of thing?"
You'll not have to put up with il much
longer" said Mrs. Paradox, drawing herself
up.
Thank goodness, no. said Mrs. Para
dcx.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
p o ETIcAI.
THE LAST HYMN.
ny MARIANNE FARN1SGHAM.

The Sabbath day was ending in o village by the
sea,
The uttered benediction touched the people ten
derly,
And they rose to face the sunset in the glowing
lighted west,
And then hasten to their dwellings for Gods
blessed boon of rest.
But they looked across The waters and q storm
was raging there,
fierce spirit moved above them-the wild
spirit of the air.
And it dashed. and shook. and tore them till
they thundered, groaned, and boomcd,
But alas for any vessel in their yawning CULTS
entombed.
Very anxious were the people on that rocky
coast of Wales,
Lest the dawns of coming morrows should be
telling awful tales.
When the sea had spent its passion and should
cast uoou the shore
Bills of wreeks. and swollen victims. as it had
done heretofore.
With the rough winds blowing round her a
brave woman strained her cycs,
And she saw along the billows q largo vessel
fall and rise
OH it did not need prophet to tell what the
end must be,
For no ship could ride in safety near that shore
on such sea.
Then the pitying people hurried from their
homes and through the beach;
Oh, for power to cross the waters and the per-
ishing to reach!
helpless hands were wrung in terror tender
hearts grow cold with dread.
And the ship urged by the tempest to tho fatal
rock-shore sped,
She has parted III tho middle! Oh the half of
her goes down!
God have mercy! Is His heaven far to sock for
those who drownf
SO when next tho whte. shocked faces looked
with terror on tho sea.
Only one last clineine figure OH spar was seen
to be.
Nearer the trembling watchers came tho wreck
tossed by the wave,
And the man still clunc and hoatcd, though no
power on earth could save.
Gould we send him a short message7 Hero's n
trumpet shout away"
Twas the preachers hand that took it, and bc
wondered what to shy.
Any memory of his sermon, Firstly Secoudly'
Abr
There was but one thing to utter in-that nvful
hour of woe.
So he shouted tEroug tho trumpet ..Iouk to
Jesus Can you hcar7'
And Aye, ave, sir :" rang the answer o'cr the
waters loud and clear.
Then they listened, he is singing, Jesus lover
OF my soul,'
And the winds brought back tho echo, while
the nearer waters roll"
Strange indeed it was to hear him. "Iill the
storm Of life is past
Singing bravcly DER tho water. "Oh rcceivemv
soul at last"
he could have no other refuge, Hangs my help
loss soul on thee"
Leave, oh, leave NE not ~ the singer droppcd
at last into the sea-
And the watchers looking homoward, through
their ewes by tears made dim
Said He passed to be with Jesus in the singing
of that hymn"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
M EDIcINAL.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

no sinEc disease hns cntailcd moro suffering or has
Z tened the breaking up OF the constitution than
CataTTn , The sense smell taste
times MI Yield TO its destructive nluect Tie poison it
4sributGs throughout tho system attacks every vital
-Scc an:l breaks the robust
Ignored because but little understood ry most piysI:
Clans, l:Ipotcnty siCd by Guacls AID CharictSns
hoSe FTer1g fron. have 1.-THE ore t? be relieved
Q! ~ llis Eda OF the grave. 1t is thCn that The
IGhIar tPGatmsnt tts terrible discHsc by remedies
pStGnt and Trustworthy. The and hitherto untrcd
method adopted by Dr.. Sanford in the preparation OF
MS liApiCNI. CCEE has won LCarY
cye 1t likely to succeed when ali The usual rcmcdic,
a', because 1t strikcs the discnsc viz
& inc &@cSg1Sd 6Good while It heals the liberated
actl1n - based on certain fixed rules and unless fle
majority OF cases, effect n cure. ~
NoBscoTT GLock so FEAu1xG:X; Uct. ]. ISL u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
UNIVERSAL sATisFAcTl0:,.

EEETLEMES!-vc have sold SA:,rorp.s RAD1cA1
~, ~ CURE for nearly year, and say c:nGidy
niL We never s'l EimI lar lrCpnratfo that pave such
plaiIt y t. ~ - Wv ''' No't'
MG.arc not in the habit cf recommending patcnt
nCtciaGs' OSt y-Er pTCr"ra ion meets ti:c
tnoCS!ats, a;!S think rsC HC ted sIl Md lie com
WINGED OF It's great merit liz suffering v II he
fccEcd VIC haT been IN tc drug .us!rCss for tho
Past Twelve Years constantly and soil everything for
Cntarrl but yours lcnGs il IN rst. If pronCr
Very truly yours, :. u. IiLDV'I% {: CO
Wholesale anil I:crl Dca'crS in nr!I:,, Tooi:s and
Stationery, Washington, Lad, Feb. 70 1916.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
sANF0RD's RADICAL. CURE

MAY safely claim to be ono ortc few popular remc-
b dies RECEIVING the approval ofrcdical gentlemen
Ho' N private not only freely recommend it hut use
@ IL tmSir families II Of tho prepara
oL are nwnrc" " said nGi$tinpusl city physician
fnc That cannot publicly recommend Tr, scribe the
!;aGical Cure; but since rCccvcf Inch rccf from
the use OF 1t myself after thorough trial Of the snni
remedies, have privately advised rs se ana DrcSnm
D:t!Cut; fOri -'-A-N'SN VA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
BALTIMORE CARDS.
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an Immense variety of Furniture from the very
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Send for Price List and make your own seIec~
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CHARLES P. STEVENS,
June 3. IS19-tAulSO Iialtilnore Md
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

On the 9Th inst Portland, Oregon was
visited by the most serious storm known
since the settlement Of the country Tie
direction of the beginning of the storm was
southwest, but later it veered to the south.
aud but lltt!o rain accompanied the storm,
thouga heavy clouds passed overhead during
Its continuance. The damage to property in
the city Will not fall short of $4,000 The
ssecpie OF the First Presby yteriun Church was
ProStr'tcd, even small houses were blown
down and many roofs ripped off, including
the roof Of the courthouse, and a portien Of
the new market. Theatre signs and awnings
were blown broadcast.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

Tbe Staunton 1indicator states, that as an
evidence of the improvement in all kinds
OF business, that Mr. Charles Il. Haines. the
we'll known cigar manufacturer there, las.
year sold to other points 100000 cigars of
his own make. which was $4,000 more than
he sold in 1878, and 100 more than he
sold in 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

From DE. s. w. HUNTER. Baltimore MD
Having become familiar with CoIden's lie
orator, take pleasure in recOmmendin9 o as IN
excellent preparation combining as it does food
blood. heG!M and strength. s""O
Sold by Butler & Aigauith. .CharIestozrn " Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

Corn WANTED, at the highest market
price, in exchange for Goods by
Dec. 8. J. GoLDsM1Tu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

From the SAP Antonia (Texas) Daily Err
press of December l4th, we copy the follow
ing mention of former townsman, son of
Capt John Avis:
John R Avis. late the gentlemanly agent
IN THIS city Tor the Singer sewing machine
company, left on the train last evening for
Kansas City, Mo-, to take charge of the
American machine company's business for
western Missouri and Kansas. Ee Ieaves =.
host of friends behind, who send their best
wishes with him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

WHAT OUGnT TO HAVE BEEN DONE
The Democrats mako grave mistake in op-
posing the migration of negroes from the
South to Northern States. For every Re,
publican vote gained by tho planting of
negro in northern community there will be
loss of hundreds. 1t anything was needed
to confirm Indiana in her Decratic tendency.
this will make confirmation strong as proofs
of holy writ. This unfortunate race, whose
sutferings make the hearts of all kindly dis
posed people ache. may be imposed on a, tl.c
South. We suppose such to be the fact -
The negroes were rendered obnoxious to the
whites by the use OF them by escaped con-
victs, called carpet-baggers, in robbing their
political opponents. But such abuse is
nothing to what the blacks will fee! at the
North. While SOuthcrners, through 4he as
soclations of generations, have felt and feel
kindly towards their late slaves, the North
hates them with an unrcnsoning bitterness
and contempt difficult to comprehend or mea>
sure. Let the cry be raised in any Northern
State OF Authorization" and that State
will be lost to tho party held responsible.
Sunday CODit0I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

= Recorder Hook yesterday issued a cer>
t:hcate OF Incorporation to the Grand Lodge
of West Virginia, 1. o. o. F.,"J. 4. Hoke.
Grand Master, r. S Brown. Deputy Grand
Master, o. X j. Elifritz, Grand Warden,
s. F, Faris, Grand Secretary, and Henry
Seamon, Grand Treasurer, being the incor-
porators. The corporation has for its object
the diffusion and practice Of the principles Of
benevo!ence and charity according to the
usages aud customs of the order. 1t can
hold real estate aud personal property to the
value of 500, 600
Wheeling Rcqister, Junuaru 1iM.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

BARGA1Ns--Go to Mrs Armentrou.'s for
bargains in Hosiery, Cloves, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

Mrs. Margaret j. Preston is editing the
literary columns of the Central PresLy terian.
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Spjrit of yeftcrson,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, West Va.
TUESDAY MoRSING, JANUARY q, 1850.
BOOK NOTICES,

BEA1SARDs MUSICAL WORLD for January
1880 is received, and usual is full of interest
ing musical news. The present number CON
talns two new songs, an Instrumental arrange
ment of the popular song, "Some6ody's Coming
when the Dswdrops fall,' and beautiful
mazurka by Chas. Kinkel. "Musical World
Letters" by Karl Merz. which have become 40
popular during the past two years. will be con-
tlnned ID the present volume. aud for 1850 each
issne of the paper will contain forty pages of
music and reading matter. the January num-
per contains an elegant portrait of Beethoven.
Portraits of other musical celebrities will an
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price remains the same, notwithstnndinr fhe
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BALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAz1SE.-Tbe Feb
ruarS number of this charming magazine is is
sued, and can be called a model number There
is not a dull article i'll it. There are romapces
stories, adventures, travels, poetry, wit and
humor excellent illustrations. nice engravinrs
and a line view of Nassau, n. p. and a very
readable article about the same place hy the au-
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PErEIsoS's IS AAGAz1xE for February is alroadv
on our table. and is even more beautiful, in
some respects, that the January one The
double-siZe colored fashion plate; the illus
trated story, "Alice Gray's Trial." and some
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27

= The Hon. Jacob Bombcrger, wealthy
German banker. of Harrisburg, Pa, and a
very liberal contributor to the Republican
campaign fund, is quoted as SAYING: "If
Grant is nominated for President know of
one thousand German Republicans in this
county alone who will vote for his opponent,
because of their belief that Grants election
to third term Of the presidency is the first
step toward American monarchy"
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