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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-29
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worthy quaker thus wrote 'T expect
to pass through this world but once. If,
therefore, there be any Kindness can do
to any fellow-being, let me do it now. Let
me not defer nor neglect it, for will not
pass this way again.
"Your little birdie has been very, very
SICK" she wrote to the young man. 'sIt
was some sort of nervous trouble, and
the doctors said 1 should have perfect
rest and quiet, and that 1 must think of
nothing absolutely nothing. And all the
time, dear George, thought constantly
Of you" The young man read it over,
and then read it through again very slow
ly, and put it in his pocket, and went out
under the silent stars, and kept thinking,
and thinking, and thinking. But he didn't
say anything.
little f1ve-year-old girl in the city
asked her father one day last week if it
would do any good if she should pray to
God to let it rain. She was told perhaps
it might, and nothing more was thought
of it by the parents till after Sunday
evenings shower. When she walked
Monday morning she asked her father if
he knew what made it rain. He said no,
and she replied that it was because she
had prayed '1ast night and the night be-
fore" Her mother remarked that she did
not pray hard enough, for it rained only
little, when the child answered, "Well,
/ didn't want to wake up the baby"
The inundation of 1771, which swept
away great part of the old Tyne bridge
at Newcastle was long remembered, and
was alluded to with emphasis as the flood.
On one occasion Mr.. Adam Thompson
was put into the witness box at the ASST
zes. The counsel, asking his name, re-
ceived the answer: "Adam, sir-Adam
Thompson" "Where do you liver" cat
Paradise, SIR" paradise is a village
about IA miles from Newcastle.) ''And
sir, how long have you dwelt in Para
| dise?'' ''Ever since the food" was the
reply made in all sincerity, and with nc
intention to raise a laugh. 1t is needless
to say the judge asked for an explanation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-29
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Another case writes: "I have had ca
tarrh four years. Last April, the drop
ping in my throat became so trouble
some that became alarmed, as it affected
my right lung. / took two bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla and it cured me. My appetite,
which was variable before, is first rate now"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-29

"And memory watches o'er the sad review
Ofjoys that faded like the morning dew"
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VIM. r. DODgE

NEALER IN BURIAL ROBES, CoFFINs, CAsK
- cts and Furniture, Austn's Block, Barto
landing, Vt. Hearse provided at Funerals.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
A DELIGHTFUL PICNIC AT SHAN
NONDALE SPRINGS.

On Wednesday, July 21st, picnic was.
given at Shannondale Springs in honor of
the Misses Wachter and Johnston, and Mr..
Wachter, of Maryland, now visiting the
families of Messrs. Samuel L. Rissler and
James NJ. Johnston Quite number were
present. including the Misses NJ Misses R.,
Misses W., Misses L., Miss j., and Miss K
Oharlestown was represented by Messrs.
Robert, Oscar aud Lee Phillips. About 10
o'clock happy voices and merry peals of
laughter were heard echoing over the waters
and boat, which proved to be the factory
boat, hove in sight with cargo of beautiful
young ladies and gallant escorts Oh board.
The day was all that could be desired, the
shower the evening before having laid the
dust. The sun rose clear aud bright; u nice
breeze cooled the atmosphere. A moro
pleasant day was never spent at this lovely
place. At l o'clock the ladies ANNOUNCED
dinner. 1t was feast fit for Royal Kings
to sit down to, composed of all the tempting
delicacies imaginable, gotten up in a style
for which the young ladies of this vicinity
noted. All did justice to this rich feast.
After dinner some engaged 10 playing cro-
quet others in promenading, and others in
strolling off to some shady spot to enjoy a
quiet tetc tcte. The famous Lovers Leap,
from which tradition tells us Lulu, the beau
flful Indian queen, leaped toto the angry
waters below because of the falsenees of her
lover, was great point of attraction, though
don't believe any of the ladies felt like
leaping off the rocks. AT 5 O'Clock the sweet
strains of the violin were heard, aud for an
hour or more dancing the green was the
order. The music was splendid, and right
merrily did the fair ladies and gallant beaux
trip the light fantastic toe on the beautiful
velvet green carpet of nature. Our friend
Mr.. i. p. of Charlestown, was just the
right man in the right place. He did tho
honors of the day to perfection by his uD>
ceasing gallantry and polished manners
Many regrets were expressed by tho company
at the absence of Mr.. j, A.. E., of Harper'a
Ferry, who was expected to have been pre-
sent on the occasion. As the sun was slowly
sinking beneath the western horizon, reflects
ing his rays over the hill-tops and grand
mountains in the distance, presenting a scene
of gorgeous beauty and grandeur, such as
our eyes like to linger upon, the company
took leave of that delightful spot and wendell
their way homeward, all delighted with tie
, days pleasure, and wishing many returns of
the same. SHANSONDALE r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
d i e d .

At Bunker Hill. Berkeley county. June sotli.
1850, MoRTAJOYNES, infant daughter of Dr.:
G. W., and NJ. E. .Grantham. ged month and
/ day; and on July 9th, Mrs. N. z. GRAGTHAM,
wife of Dr.. g. w. Grantham, aged - years and
1 month.
In shepl1erdstowp June nth. 1850. CHARLES
WILL An WRIGHT. son of Mr.. Charles and
Aollie W right. aged year and days.
At the'retidence of Isaac N. Dawes. in Saline
county. Missouri, July It'll. 1850. DEAN DRY
DEN. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J Dawes,
aged year. months and days.
At the residence of his grandmother. Mrs.
Virginia Wiliiams. 5 miles West of Shepherds
town. on Tuesday night. July 18th. of Cholera
Iufantum, JOSEPH SCHNEIDER, son of Mr..
Joseph 9. and Mrs. Mamie C. Bragonier, aged 8
months and 90 days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
III A & Z | E d

At At the NJ. E. Church South. in this place, OH
w nuTTs ony evening: Jn1y 22d. 1850, by Rev. j..
Hoi1t ~ + X; HARRELL, eldest dau ghtor of Mr.
Z. X. Harrell-all of Charlestown.
N He LeI'n g,on: Va, on the Sth instant, Mr. W.
IL ~ ohiS LEX, of the Lexington police force and
Mss M hoSE DEAVER. daughter of Thomas q
beaver E.q'' formerly of Charlestown.
son HOLLING sWORTH. Of Cumbe,i . md. III
ana Miss AGNES c. BURCH, of Clarke county
On the soth of June, 1850. in Graz. c
Berryville, Va. by Rev. p. p Philiins' Ms:
n1ZAiE 5; dsughte' of Mrs. E. s. Kownsiar. of
NJ ny, ~ pc an Gi,Ike county. and VIM LUD-
In Baltimore. Md. July 9th, 1880 nv Rev. Dr
Hoehheimer. Mr. LOUIS SCHEUER, of Berry.
T,iie, and Miss SETTE MEYERS. of Harper's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

A STRONG CANDIDATE-We learn from
our West Virginia exchanges that Demo-
Gratis of the Second Congressional District in
that State are warmly in favor of the nomi>
nation of Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, of Joffer.
son, for Congress. The reputation of Hon.
Daniel B. Lucas is we'll known in New York.
His speeches at Tammany Hall in 1875 and
1876 were among the ablest and most elo,
quent of the two last Presidential campaigns.
He spoke here with Hon. r. NJ I. Hunter,
of Virginia, x-Seuator Doolittle, of Wiscon.
sin, and other distinguished Democratic
statesmen, and held his own with the best
Mr.. Lucas is one of the rising statesmen Of
tho country.-Netc York .Stor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

A postal to the Martinsburg Statesman
from Hampshire county says:
Hampshire will probably have forty dele
gates in the Congressional convention on the
Goth at Fairmont. or these Lucas will have
"a, Martin 10, and Hoge 6. How many of
her 81 delegates will attend the convention
at Martinsburg is quite uncertain; but they
will generally vote for Hon. q. J. Faulkner.
L. l.. Broun, the present basement officers,
and all l think will vote for Judge Green
for the Court of Appeals
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
NOUN EVENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

F tue Hon. JAMES H. GROVE will consent
to become a Candidate for The 18th Judicial
Circuit. if the Constitutional Amendment be
adopted, or if not adopted. then for the 81 Ju-
dIciaI CiIcuit-composcd of Jefferson. Berkeley
and Morgan counties-he Will be supported by
tho people irrespective of party.
July IS. 1850. MANY CITIZENS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

i, D1ros OF TuE SPIKrr:-As the county canvass
mil Is being gr , opened np we rsspset
MELVIN for reelection to the lower branch of
theState Legislature. Capt. Melvin has been
q true and tried representative. is honest aud
capable, and we believe has the confidence of
tho people of the county.
July 6. 1850 MANY VOTERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
COMMUNICATED,
the same

To the Editor oftAe Spirit of JEFFERSON
Mr.. EDIron Il have repeatedly heard
the name of Mr.. William b. Daniels of
Shepherd district suggested az a suitable
person for the House of Delegates of West
Virginia. Probably no moro suitable person
could be found in the county Of Jefferson.
His excellent understanding, sound judg,
ment, the extent aud variety of his useful
knowledge, united with his uuimpeachabIe
Integrity and high principle, eminently
qualify him for such position Jefferson
would do herself credit by sending him to
the Legislative halls OF West Virginia. We
therefore respectfully, but firmly, urge his
name upon the consideration of the Demos
cratic nominating convention. 1t is the
almost unanimous voice of Shepherd district,
and as that district has seldom or never
urged the names Of any Of her citizens for
any county position, she is therefore the
more justly entitled to respectful consider
alton of the name she now presents
SHEPHERD DISTDICT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

The name of Prof. James W. johnson, of
Pendleton county, will be presented before
the Democratic State Convention, for State
Superintendent of Free Schools. Prof john
son has been highly endorsed in different
sections Of the State, and will no doubt re,
ceive strong support.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

WE are authorized to announce Capt GEO.
w BAYLOR a candidate for recollection to
the Office of Prosecuting Attorney, which posi-
ton he has eccupiad with such fidelity to the
State and credit to himself.
Jn1v6 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

- Hon. James Ii. Grove, of Jefferson
county, is announced in the Spirit Of .Jef.
ferson as a candidate for the Office of JUDGE
for this judicial district. Mr.. Grove is a
lawyer of fine ability, and would grace the
ermine.-Ndrtinsburn .Stnkesmnn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

w are authorized to announce S. B. NELL
~ as candidate for Prosecuting Attorne,
of Jefferson County.
July 6. 1850
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

MK: ED1ToE:-Please announce FORREST
1Sl w. BROWN for the Office of Common
weaith's A ttornev. His known ability and con-
sistcnt democracy are moro than pledges that
he Will discharge tho duties of he office to the
trne interests of all. MANY VOTERS.
Juno %. 1850. Sn,1thGcld
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
FOR ASSESSOR.

rT'o THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON CoUN-
l. Tive announce CHAS. II. TRAIL for
Assessor for the second assessment district of
Jefferson county. He has been good and trusty
otlcer, and We hope that the voters will 81 i'll
tain him in office.
July g. 1850. MANY VOTERS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT.

- n" RIPoN Jnne Is, 1880
MI EDITOR: PLEASE announce y NJ FiRoR
ferson. He is capable and honest. and W be-
1Ieve would discharge the duties of said office
with dignity and imparrlality. having been a
practicing lawyer for twelve Years. Subject to
formal nomination.. MANY VOTERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

Mr.. G. R. Hardesty shipped from Sum.
NIT Point and Berryville last week seventeen
hundred and forty lambs, most of which
were bought in this county.
Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
STATES ATTORNEY.
FOR ASSESSOR.

I respectfully announce myself a candidate
] for reduction to the off Sc OF Assessor In Jef
fersor county.
July E, 1850. R.A ALEXANDER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
STOCK SHEEP FOR SALE

T HAVE 400 good SHEEP for sale Th.v c,n
l. be found at the Flowing Springs in tile care
OF b: Yates. who is authorized to sell.
July 81, 1Sso-Sm. JOHN o. YATEs
ZINE Quality -Caarasss5-H.m, jus, received
> and for sale by. ,ol b. g. g. DALGARN,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION,

The fourteenth annual convention of the
Baltimore Conference NJ. E. Church South
Sunday School Society met at Wesley Grove
Camp, near Dorsey's Station, Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad, on Tuesday last. After reading
OF Scripture and prayer by Rev. J. Hoffman
Waugh, T. j. Magruder, president of the
society, read his annual report, in which he
referred to the growing interest on tho part
of the Church in Sunday School work He
reported -357 schools represented in the So
oiety, composed of 4, 1888 officers and teach>
ers, and 25.9 6S scholars, with 987 CONVEX
sions during the year, showing an increase
% schools, SIS teachers and I,21S scholars,
but decrease in conversions of So, which
decrease was deplored, as in the presidents
opinion conversions of souls was the chief
object of Sunday Schools. As illustrative
of the great Importance of the work in which
the members of the society were engaged,
Mr.. Magruder concluded his report with an
extract of q summary prepared for the Robt.
Raikes centenary, which showed that in the
United States there were 2,261 Sunday
Schools, $500 teachers, and 6,623, l24
scholars; outside of the United States there
were 574 ,553 teachers and SILT, 1872
scholars, making total of 1891 ,l97 souls
engaged in the cause.
The question debated was, "Should not
the Sunday School embrace the entire mems
bership of the church," Rev. J. Asbury
Register, of Charlestown, opened the dis
cussion, aud was followed by Rev. Samuel
Rodgers and others: It seemed to be the
impression of majority that all should be
engaged in the Sunday School. A resolu>
ton was adopted requesting the preachers to
urge upon the churches the Importance of
this branch of Christian labor.
The annual sermon was preached by Rev
b. Arbogsst, president of the Valley Female
Institute, Winchester, his subject being
based upon the proverb of Solomon, Train
up child in the way he should go, and
when he is old he will not depart from it."
Among the members of the eoc;cty pres
emit, we note:
Winchester district, Winchester station,
Rev. B. Arbogast; Winchester circuit, Rev.
W. A. Wade, Miss Willie Wade, Mrs. J. A.
Duncan, Miss Lizzie Duncan; Charlestown
station, Rein Shugert, R. A. Hessoy, Rev.
j. A. Register; Jefferson circuit, R. W.
Morrow; Front Royal circuit, Dr. Thurton
Wolfe. G. E. Jones; Strasburg station, L.
Dice Bell; Shepherdstown station, G. A.
Licklider; Berryville station, Rev. F. A.
Strother, Benjamin F. Bosley, Peter Light,
Jacob Snyder, J. R. Howe; Blue Ridge
mission, James B. Clip.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
O. MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF.

T RESPECTFULLY present myself as a can
diIate before the people for the office of
Sheriff. Positively no connection with the
eight year riders or third termers.'' I'LL
GEORGE H. FLAGG.
Charlestown, June %, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
BOOK NOTICES.

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAzISE.-The leading
illustrated article i'll tie August number of Bal
LOUIS is The Water hill" u poem that is pub
lished by the request of hundreds of people who
want to preserve it in some substsnt ial FORM
The next article. handsomely illustrated, is tho
visit of yachtman to the coast of Cornwall,
E1G land. ln an American yacht and then there
is learned article Oh Madras India with fine
view of the city; and then follows a nice sum
msr story, called Sic Him." by Join A. Peters,
fayorte writer. and other int eresting articles.
PuDlIshed by fhomes Il Talbot, 90 Hawlev ST.,
Boston, Mass, at S so per anpum. postpaid
and for sale at all the nows depots in tho coun.
try.
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR AUGUST comes to
us full of fresh, breezy matter, elconc guest
upon a midsummer day. From Darlcy's ex-
q1isite picture to the eagerly sought chitchat
ON fashion it is full of interest, and tho closest
scrutiny will fail to find ono dull page. Tho
fashions are SO numerous that every taste must
meet with its own requirements. in preparing
summer wardrobeS for home the resorts of
travellers in the hot season. Tho literary mat
ter IS ricn and varied, containing sparkling
stories and exquisite poetry from the pens of
popular writer's.
TuE F1RGINIAs for July, Maj. Jed. Hot chkiss
editor and proprietor, Stauuton, Va, is rcplets
with interesting articles from beginning to end
of VIRGINIA and West VirgIni in should Subscribe
for The pirginia', at $500 per year.
THE NURSERY for August teens with beau
tlful short stories, pleasing little poems and
feHi, pictures and will charm tho little
folks at the first glance. Published by John L.
Shorey, Boston, at $3.50 year.
The Kana'0ha Gazette gives lengthy ar
tlcle on fusion movement between tho
Greenbrackers and Republicans, which it
alleges is now in progress in this State. We
attach no Importance to it whatever, as it can
effect nothing, but append the following
paragraph in regard to our countyman, Jno.
A. Thompson, Esq. Says the Gazette:
'About ten days ago the Hon. John A.
Thompson signifed to the Greenback bosses
his willingness to withdraw as candidate for
Supreme Judge, and his proposition was ac>
eepted with wonderful prom ptncss; in fact it
is limited that the withdrawal of Mr.. Thomn>
son was requested. AT any rate he with
drew, and now tho Radical candidate for
Supreme Judge, Maxwell, is to be the SUBJ
stitute for Thompson on the Greeuback
ticket, and crammed down the throats of thu
Greenbackers by the Bosses"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

The severe rain storm of Monday night
washed the bed of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, about two miles west of this place,
at Myers Water Station, to such an extent
as to cause an accident which will cost the
company thousand dollars. The water at
the point mentioned caused depression of
the rails, and freight train ran into the
sink, throwing thirteen or fourteen cars from
the track and smashing them up badly. The
cars were filled with valuable merchandise,
which was seriously damaged. Mr.. George
Poisal, a brakeman, had his foot mashe ed but
with this exception no one was hurt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

The new military company in Charlestown
spoken of in our last as will be seen by the
published proceedings in another column,
has now assumed more tangible shape. At
tho meeting held last Tuesday night, over
sixty persons were enlisted for the term of
three years, and full complement of officers
elected; committees appointed to select uni
form, solicit honorary members, &c. 1.-THE
Jefferson Light Infantry" the name adop-
ted, is good one. TIE selection of officers
seems to give universal satisfaction, both
within and without the ranks of the company
Capt. Baylor is we'll known as thorough
soldier and gentleman. Some of the othor
officers have had military education, and
each will doubtless do his best to mako bim>
self proficient in his special field of duty. 1t
is proposed, in addition to the active mem
bers of the company, to receive large NUNS
Der of honorary members of the same. These
will be expected to contribute the sum of
S3.OO per annum to the support of the orr
ganization. We hope this list will becomea
large one, and as the public will be appealed
to to aid in uniforming the new company.
bespeak in its behalf generous response to
the calls OF the members of the committee
appointed for that purpose. Let the 'Jef-
ferson Light Infantry" be given the largest
possible aid, and we can rest assured of
volunteer military organization of which our
community may justly be proud.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
O. H - Q u IeIES.

Among which are
SUGARS. CoFFEEs. TEAS, srRUPs. SPICES
PROVISIONS Bacon, Flour, Corn Meal.
Lard, Sc. Fish of AL varieties. Canned Goods Of
all kinds.
CONFECTlONS,- Plain and French Candy.
Oranges and Lemons. Prunes, Dates and FiEs.
Fancy Crackers and Cakes.
have in store foil and we'll assorted stock Of
QUEENS, GLASS. WOODEN. WILLOW
STONE and EARTHEN WARES,
which will tfer at bottom prices. Smoking and
CHEWING TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. CigR' Smokers. Pipes. nc.
mention above a few leading departments OF
my business in all branches of Imported, DOME.
TIC Staple and Fancy Groceries. ! aim to buy
carefully. and 70 so repr"sentmy goods thu evcry
one dealing with will have reason to be pIea,ed
and satisfied and those who have not favored mo
with ca II arc cordially invited o = nd OK
anime my goods. Fronting in all cases eour-
teoue restnent, ain always willing to chow
Goods and give price,. All orders will receive
prompt and careful attention. Goods delivered
Porter
COUNTRY PRODUCE takon in exchange
for Goods. Respectfully
June s, 1880. r. W. MITCHELL.