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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24

The pathology of yellow fever has bee
lound to be q poison in the blood, the sar
vital fluid being impregnated with the ne
,,eus etlluvis arising from low marshy groun
Keep the kidneys and liver in order and ,
ioul matter will locate in the blood. TT
good condition can be maintained by the
ct Warmers Saf' Kidney and Liver Cure q.
Warmers Safe Pills. :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24
Inventors ana Patentees.

Should send for Instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc to Edison Brothers Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, D. g., who furnish the
same without charge, Edison Brothers Is a
well-known and successful firm Of large OK.
perience, having been established in 1860. dtt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24

When you want "a ueat job of printing
lone, either plain or in coors, send your
orders to the HERALD Book AND jon PRINT
ING establishment,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24

Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at st. Louis Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24

1t pays grocers to keep Dozier-Weyl com
pany's goods, because the people like them
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

Your COLLAR BoX.-An old gentleman,
who had mixed much IN society with MS
eyes open, used to give this counsel to
Young men: never marry a young lady who
wears rumpled. dingy, or yellow collars,
and whose handkerchiefs and CUTS had the
same appearance He regarded them as
sure tokens of untidiness in other direc-
tons. IF she was unable to hire the work
done properly, a really tidy girl would learn
and practice the art of doing them up neat
~ herself.
I ALWAYS feel sorry when ] see a good
girl careless in these small matters. takes
away the charm from the pret.iest face and
the most graceful manner: to See the neck
encircied with a dingy ruche, which looks
rs if it had seen q week too much Of service,
or a rumpled collar of even the finest lace.
1t is a great source of pleasure to a young
girl TO have her little box or collar drawer
we'll stocked with these dainty tr f 8, which
often all draw a very decided line between
the refund and neat and those with oppo-
site traits. If you have not such a .easure
box. l weuld begin to-day to establish one.
Do not buy cheap ruffles that will not wash.
Add a few cents more and buy a yard of
tidy. substantial lace, which can now be
had so cheaply, and pleat that in the neck
of your dress. or if YOU prefer get a ruche
that will bear washing, or a neat linen col
lar, which always gives a LADY like air to
even the simplest dress, or a little lace col
lar which may he bought very lew in our
cities and sent hy mail to any part of the
country. The devices are endless for ma
king these pretty additions to ones toilet,
and they afford a refined enjoyment to any
busy girl. and we'll repay a little effort with
the needle to produce them. Or q small out
Law to purchase them. Where ones time
has any real value. the latter is the best
economy. The articles ysu buy are vastly
superior to these which an ordinary worker
can make. and have a finish and style you
cannot give them. Still here the money
is not to he had. a sharp-eyed girl can de-
wise many a pretty. snowy ornament for
n OK and wrists sut of very simple materi-
els, and when you have them. make it a
rule to have them always beautifully laun-
dried. AUNT EVA.
Not as a compliment, but to add weight
to her words we beg Leave to remark that
Aunt Eva" possesses a remarkably
''level' head piece. if it does wear a stylish
bonnet. No man worth marrying can long
be deceived as TO the tidiness, or taste, of
the girl be fancies.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

MICH " A. MosT LIKE A tt"G.- Il com
mical story is It'd OF well knswn south
ern clergvmen. ore of when undertook 10
rebuke the other for using the weed.
Brother G." he exclaimed wlthout stop
ping to ask any questions, "islt possible
that you chew tobacco:
Il must confess | do" the other quietly
replied.
Then would quit ii. sir the old gen
tleman energeticrlls continued. 1t IS a
very urcltrical practice. AMI Il very uncicaL-
" one. Tntacco. Why, sir, even q hog
won't chew it,
Father c., do you chew eobactof re
spenned the amused listener.
Il No. sir!' he answered gruffiE, with
much indignation.
Then pray, which is the most hke q hog,
you or II"
The oil doctors fat sides shook with
laughter as he SAID:
well l have been fairly caught tins
time"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

Kinston Journal: Bishop w. NJ. Wight
man has consented to deliver the annual
sermon at the close Of Professor j. s. Mid
yette's school on the first week in June.
unrell, a little boy about 10
years old. whose father was hung during
the wal for desertiOn. has recently obtain
ed, though the extrtions of his guardian,
s. B. West, a government bounty Of ST.
lOO.--H Henry Gray, on jericho, about five
miles from Kinston. in applying a ton of
guans last week, found one bag filed with
ashes instead of guano. The ashes had
been raked up where some building had
were also found in it..
Weldon Nens.: We learn that work on
the Academy to We erected here will he
commenced immediately. A site has been
secured and the lun her hought.-On Sat
urday night the up train from Wilmington.
Just below BattletOro. ran foul Of some
thing on the track, and on examination The
obstruction proved to he = bar Of railroad
iron. which some enc had placed across the
track evidently to do mischief. No dam
age was q one, h0wever.-S Saturday hight
Lsuis Tay Tor, celOred, who was confined
in Jail on the charge of arson, made his es
cape. He cut one or two bars of the cell
in which he, John d. Merritt and Richsrd
Lassiter were confined, and getting into the
passage succeeded in making a hole through
the brick wall and getting away. Lassiter
declined to go out. Merritt went out. look
ed around and went back through the hele.
Scotland Neck points: The Kansas
fever is raging among the coiored people IN
this vicinity.-I am told the Hon. w. H.
Kitchin has given the appcintm.n ut to An
napolIs o John Wood, son OF DIR. W. i.
Wood, Of our town.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

4 young lady sent a poem emitted. i
canuot make him smile, TO a British news
paper. The editor ventures to express the
opinion that she would have succeeded had
she shown him the poem.
The peral brief fer the conservation of
Rt. Rev. VI. :. Gross Is now on It's way
from Rome. The conservation which Will
make him Bishop and Vicar Apostolic of
North Carolina. IS expected to take place
in Baltimore. Nd, sometime curing the
month Of April.
Greensboro P1triot.. The kingley Gold
Mines located about eighteen miles south OF
High Point were sold some days ago 10y
Messrs. CauSey and Jones, to Northern cap
~italists, who enter into possession at once.
Price not given. -Passenger trains on the
North Carolina Railroad have during the
past week been much disturbed by trouble
som e drunken passengers.
Charlotte Southern Home: Mr.. d. A..
Caldwell. one Of the oldest citizens Of this
community. and a gentleman Of rehned cul-
ture and clear memory. knew Philo Hen
derson very we'll. He states that the 'Lang
Ago" first appeared in lS49, in the HOr-
nets Nest. a paper printed in Charlotte at
that time over Mr.. Hendersons signature.
Mr.. Henderson was here at the time and
always claimed the authorship.
Rev. r. G. Barrett, Presiding Elder of
Salisbury District, N. G.. Conference, gives
notice that Rev. j.. P. Simpsons case stands
thus: He refused to attend to the work
assigned him. Therefore. according to law
of Discipline, (pags l45), he has no author
ity or right even to preach among u.s.,
much less has he authority to m ze
churches for us, administer the sacraments.
or marry people. He was officially notified,
sometime ago, that he remained response
BILE to the next session Of the Conference"
Goldshcro Messenger: We are requested
by Col. w. K. Pigford, President Of the
Sampson County Agricultural Society, to
give notice that DIR. j. H.. Faison will de-
liver IN address before the Society on Sat
urday, the Sd of Aprll.-There are three
trees on what is known as the islands of
the Neuse." in Johnston county, dimen-
sions are as follows: A hickory. which is
eight feet through; an elm. seven feet
through, and Il express. whose hollow is So
large that II medium sized horse can he car
ried in it and urned around. How is that
tor big treesl
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

~IMrauv1NG AHusBA>D.iu.ugn the uan
gerous experiment of educating q wife may
occasionally be accomplished triumphantly,
no woman need ever hope to reform a man
bv marrying him. He seems to settle into
. certain fo,m long before he is five ana
twenty. There is no more possibility 4
re~.nuuiding him than there is IN remedell-
ing Il cast in plaster of Paris Women are
often Of clay or Of wax in these particulars,
but Is a man comforts himsclf in his youth,
So be will in his age, his peculi .rities are
not then exaggerated. In his opinion, ad
vice from bis wife is not only useless, but
insulting. and no woman ever stopped very
low in the process Of putting hei head into
the matrimonial moose who did regret it
Woman .JUurna{.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

Charlotte Obeerrer: 4 gentleman who has
Just returned from Mud Cut, on the Yves
tern North Carolina, reports that trains are
not running over 1t now. Passengers are
transferred. VIM. NJ. Davies. of Hende,-
s%onville announces that he will soon is
sue a book entitled The Bar and Bench of
North Carolina. DIV. L. Falls residence
in CASTOR county, was burned on Wednes-
day, with nearly all its contents.---Dr
Moore yesterday drew a load of fifty shot
from the arm Of Mr.. James Blakelv, OF Sha-
ron. 1t had been in there for three weeks,
but erysipelas threatening MIR. Blakely con-
Guided to have them cut out. Dr.. Walkup
came to town with the gentleman. and wit
messed the operation, after which he conclu
ded to have a ball, that he had been carry
months. cut out.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

Wilmington Reriesc: Mr.. John c. Bailey,
an old and highly esteemed resident of this
city. a member of the firm of Hart, Bailey
& Co, died at his residence in the city at
half past | O'Clock this morning of paralysis,
in the 72nd year Of his age.
Winston Light Infantry proposes vlsi-
iting Durham on Memorial Day.-Miss
Holton, the lady lawyer passed through
town last week for Dobson. where she in
future progressing young lady Win
ston is as healthy a place as can he found
in the State. and is becoming a favorlng re-
sort for health stekers.-Winston Sentinel.
A Washington paper says Mr. Steele,
Of North Carolina, who enlivened the long
session Of the House on Wednesday last. by
a recital of 7nm O. Shontcr. is an old gen
tleman. once a schoolmas,er. and now an
excellent member of Congress. To get the
floor, last spring. Mr.. Chittenden. OF New
York. offered to give Mr.. Steele a twenty
dollar gold piece. While violently banging
his desk, the double eagle rolled on the floor,
and some waggish member pocketed it. 1t
was afterward returned to Mr.. Chittenaen
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

F%AIRcHILD's FLORAL PARK.-The Dur
ham Recorder remarks One of the most
attractive places in Raleigh is the hot house
house of Mr.. Fairchild on Nash square. It
Is visited daily by crowds of ladies and gen.
1emen. who are attracted by the unusual
sight of summer flowers in full bloom at this
season of the year, and also by the beautiful
exotics which are always in their glory.
The collection is a large and varied one, and
the lover of flowers and plants can be better,
more cheaply and promptly supplied than
BY sending abroad"
We learn that Prof. f. is doing a fine
business in sending bouquets, cut-1owers,
devices, etc., to all parts of the country.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

GOLDsBoRo MESSENGER MENTIONS
Adam Hood. colored, blew into the muzzle
of his gun. There wasn't any ball in l.:
but a mouthful of burnt powder and tow
wadding came up in his throat, causing
death in a few hours. But they will do it.
"A person writing from Beaufort says:
A fortnight ago the steamship Santiago de
Cuba l. 800 tons burden, left the West hides
for New York. Soon she sp,ang a leak and
made for Charleston, hut there was not
enough water fer her in that port then she
went for Wilmir gten, but there was no
water. Yesterday she steamed over our
bar. and is now safely moored at the rail
road terminus She was loaded with q
cargo worth So. 900. 900, and drew 10 feet
Of water. THE Directors of the Goldsboro
and Harnet Railway net here Wednesday
of last week. Present w. F. Kornegay,
President; H.. A. Hodges. II. M. johnson,
Walter A. Lee, E. B. Borden and Henry
We'll. We learn that the Directors feel
hopeful to the prospects of the road, and
hope to be able to begin the survey 10y the
1st of May. The survey will cost at least
$500, and to raise this amount the different
sections have been assessed as follows:
Goldsboro and Wayne, $3.50 Harpere and
Newton Grove section, $50; the Meadow
section to the Harnett line 1900, and Har-
pett county S20O. 1t is desired that the
amounts be collected and paid over to the
Treasurer of the road by the lst of May.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

We lealn nat Nal uidnam pave. has
been selected by the Ladies Memorial Asso-
cation Of this city to dellsec the usual adj
dress on Memorial Day. which has been
changed from the 10th Of May to the 10Th
of April. We can promise our friends a hne
a Observation-Disclosures Rerielc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

Chatham Record: During the storm last
Tuesday. as two persons were riding along
= 'neighborhood' road in the southern part
Of this county, a tree was suddenly blown
down. and falling upon one Of them. Mr..
Jordan Wicker, instantly killed him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08

In Johnston, 25th nit, Mr.. NJ. B. Gran
than and Miss Nancy Massey.-ln Ire
dell. 26th, Mr.. j.. 5. Patterson and Miss
Mr.. j. n. Morgan and Miss Alice Knox.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08
WEEKLY MARKET REP0of

80 Corrected every W,iL. sday morning ,
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08
FOR FINE YELLOW TOBACCO.
ALLISON & ADDIsON'5
~C''..'"
COMPLETE TOBACCO MANURE.

We recommend our mElae Tobacco Manure as specially valuable to yn; because
WE MAKE 1t OUfSELV ES, here, in Richmond, in the Heart of the Tobaccore REGION,
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it to maturity.
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ofbOdy which IS eaHyc cured and makest the fneto of Bright Wrappers.
CROPS GROWN With it have sd for a higher average pne han those grown with
any other ferihzer whatever
IT IS FINE, dry and in the best mechanical condnion-beuer than cver before.
IT IS A RENOVATOR of WORKOUT lands
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And by Agents everywhere. If there is no Agent near you. please write direalv to u.s.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08
Special Notices.

Fleming's tSantoninel Worm CONNECTIONS are for
sale by all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-08
NEW YORK ADyICFS.

a. glyen IN wetnesday r.orning -,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30

Total, 1921 1866 2.l5e ss,s6s
Judge Hogo's plurality is 1859 and his
majority over all 10 1926.
The total vote of the district, including
"a cast in the county Of Peoahontas fer
Henry 8. Walker, is 80, 9e5. In 1878 the
fetal vote was 1920, so tha. the increase is
6,755 in the two years.
In 1873, Benjamin r. Martin received
1921. Judge Hogs's vote OF 1924, is
an increase of 2,O06 over that year.
Frank Burr's yete was, at the. same time,
7,587: The vote polled for Judge Hoke is
Ia. 565. an increase of 6, 978.
Col. Thompson, the Greenbaek nominee in
1878. received 1921. Mr.. Fsrnsworth re>
ceived 2, l56, q decrease of 2,,075.
a PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
The ofheiai'returns of the vote Of the Dem>
ecratic electors is as follows:
E. @. Cracraft, 81, 1927; William L. Will
son, $3.50 d. D. Johnson. 1891; Jas.
Morrow, Jr., $685. ; Eussaeo Gibson, ST.
262.
No two electors received exactly the
same Toss, q eertaia amount of scratching
having been done all around. Taking the
votes of the highest %eleotors on each ticket,
We have the following vote by oount;es.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30
SEALED PROPOSALS,
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PunrIc P,1RrrSG =,
STATE OF " EST VIRGINIA. !
WRESTLING. N~AvLUha,0 1SSn I

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PUBIC PRINTING )
STATE OF WLST VIRGINIA.
WRESTLING. NAvaHbSr 2, $780,
Sealed proposals will be lscs;ved by the Com
LnlsslonerSO of Pabiie Printing. al tue. Audi.oT5s
Oh3se. Capitol Building. until December Z, 1850.
aG IL o,ciOck moon, for gupPIyIu. the STATE OF
West Virginia. with Stationery aud Pr1nfln9
Paper and for the Execution of Pub!;c Priat-
ing and Binding for two vehis e ysarE1 FrOra
the = iS"nd Wednesday OF January. 1881.
bond OK scuted according to Law, by the bidder.
WITH at ieaststwo good aud sufficient b~nsrtioE.
residing in this State, in the penal sum of Fivn
Thousand Dollars for all Stale Printine, and the
Btnd1nE and in the PENAL kum of Five Tkou-
SAND Dollars for FURNISHING Paner and gtnfion-
cry, conditioned for the faithful performanse Of
the con r4et'. No bid unacsonPanied by Snoh
bon1 Will be- entertained by the CoIuTaisSiorers
of Public Printing. Estimates Of the WORT to
be done and material fuvnIshed, together with
BLANK forms for PrspoS lis, kOaEB. &c, will BIS
fEFnished on application to the Commissioner
All proposals must be made upon the sr1ntol
blanks and forms fHrrIsrsd Nv the COami,-
sionsrs. VIZ PEEDI II 0N
President Board of Commissioner Of Public
NsveHher 9, 1SS0-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30
HARRIE D.
hoztSeN'S.

INN In asTrasha bug asg y 7arS on Tgesdac morn;
to Mss MANY fI 1. s sinef: 11T2AaSSes 81 H Of ssanpaGr:
n9e aafrisennut? spirit SO Us editorialIy: We
van the late assistant in tho Pust-ofhGe III this
place, who has taken a voyage in the bark
matrimonial. the particulars Ender the usual
heading. Miss Mary IS a lady who had endear-
ed herself TO our people by her pleasant suavity
duties. She carries with her in her new HON.
our best wishes for ker prcsent as we'll as Ler
future happiness.
November 18th. hr. JAMES NJ. Ransom, Jr.,
Of this place, to Miss CORNELIA ROWN, Of
Nelson comfy, Va.
Nov. 18Th, by Rev. J. a. McFaden, in a beat
on the Pstouac river at HArner's Ferry, Mr.. W.
E. aEEB to Miss G. y. SHoUP. daughter Of
crate ~Army-all of Rockingham county, Va.
On the 18th instant. by Rev. w. w. Wood.
Werth. st the residence of the brides father.
HART, of thls eountys TO Miss JENNIE RiNF-
nAhT. daughter of Mr.. Klijsh Rinehart Of MIN
AZ the Lutheran Church in shepherdstown.
on ThurEday evening last, the 25th instant by
Rev. d. N. Moser, Mr.. HAIRY 81. TURNER 81
this county. to Miss RosE SNYDER, Of She's
herdstewn.
At the residence of the brides father. nsar
Hinohester. November % 1880, by Rev. w. =.
county, Va. Se''eA
At the residence of the BRIDES PARENTS, near
Wolf; AE; WM. n; EpWARDS: Of Harpshire
of Frederick county. Va.
~ At the sane m, rimo and Plasa. bv Rev. James a..
s.BoxWELL-a1 of Frederick county. Va.
In staunteD: W N"vcnphe l2th. by Rev. n.
=. White. JOHN CARTMELL, of SnripeAcIJ
Ohio. and MISS FkENIES .CARTMEII. dnnaE.'
ter of lir.E. Il. Csrtmell,~f formerly of Winches-
ter.
On the TAB of November. 1880. IN wire,,.s-
Ter. nv Rev. George W. Anderson. Nr. EDwD.
YOUNG and Mrs. HANNAHC c. CAINeboth
At the parsonage il Gainsboro, on Thursday.
TRe iseh InSTsTt; bv Rev: jas. Fl. wolh. Nj.
TEL-bOth of Frederick county. Va.
November 18th. 1850, at the BAPTIST P.rsano..
in BerrvviIle, by Rev. O.. Eliyson. HENRWase
and ELIZABETH F. Sewers:
both of Clarke county, Va.
At the Parsonage of the n. E Church soutb.
in Berry vile, Va. by Rev. F.. A. strotbsr
LAND. NS"-
November 18th. 1880. ct tbe Episeopa, cbu-e,
IN BsIr1giI!s: by Rev. p: P. Philips Mr.. ISAAC
A.G1BBS and Miss KATIE q. CASTIEMANO
both of Clarke county. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30
d. e d

In shePhertst0wn: on Tuesday morning last.
law, Mr.. john L. Rickard. after \ short 'iIiness
Of paralysis. airs. SARAH MINCHEN, in ne
73d year of her age. - 'ne
In this place. on Fridny morning. Novepber
2sth, 1880. MARY LOUISA. AGED Z wears n
months and 4 days. only daughter of Mrs.
Mary v. and the late Capt. John J Lock.
On the 1ssh instant, of Diptheria. JuRs
son of Daniel W. Hannah, of this county. aged
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30

The defeat Of one Of the Democratic cleo
tsrs in California, i. new turns out, is Offset
tad By the defeat of a Republican e~lector in
Indiana. In the latter State, the Republi,
cans nominated, among others, TIVE Offices
holders. one of these, Link, resigned sew
sral days before tho election, but the other,
Bennett, Mayor of Richmond, was allowed
to remain on the ticket. until the election
sheets had been printed and distributed. BE
thea withdrew, and his party attempted to
anticipate the effects Of the error by sircu.
lating Psstors bearing the name of Benjamin
3. Parker, who was placed on tie ticket in
Plass of Bennett. The posters failed to
reach a large number of precincts in time,
and as a result the Republican ballots were
divided between Bennett and Parker. 1t
was found that Parker's name had been left
Oh the ticke, in Perry, Bartholomew, Put.
nam, Union, Owen, and the greater part of
Wells eounty. In other counties his name
had been left off in enough precincts to
greatly reduce his majority, SO that the loss
Of these entire counties will elect his eppo-
nent by the majority given. The result
promises to make much money that was bet
on the election revert to its original owners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30

Gsy. Matthews has issued his proelama-
tien declaring tha, the Constitutions Amend
nsnts have zach received q majority of the
votes cast at the October election. The Off
siaf returns of the vote on tho Amendments
IN this issue, show a msjority for ratification
of Art. 8, of 1851, and for ratification of
Bee. 1s of Art. Sd, of 22,4O9. Neither of
then have a majority Of all the votes east at
the October election, if that should become
. question.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30

Kohlhouseu's is the only
place IN to107a zOhere you can
hare artistic En9raui,as
done and First Glass Work
Made and Repaired.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-30
WANTEDv


TNoR the ensuing year, a WHITE MAN with
Il small family. who understands Qeparsi
farm werk and is o good Tesmster. To snch =
person liberal wages will be given. Aeoiv at
Ney.Se. 1sso-St. THIS OFFICE.
A GREAT variety Of Gloves just received and
pULsE-wARMERs just received by
L Nov 80. 1850: SIS p1LGARN.