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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-29

phfhn " Nillh w luNg ~ nllpi uVAN' l''t
on the southwest corner Of lnclc avenue
and College street, for 1000,
nm Powell 10 5 NJ Gibbs, i9yl50 fest on
south side Of Cochran street, In block 2Ol, for
$50.
u NJ Powell 10 W q Slckles, 52xlj0 feet,
the east half Of lot . Of Carulh's addition, on
Cochran street, for 500
i ID Russell and wife N Y j Putty, 9brlOO
feet on north side Of Mckinney ron IN block
1853, Tor $500,
John W Walden and wife to Lille @
GainOs G0Hl88 feet on the north side Of Pat
torsOn avenue, part ol lot II, block 30,
Bulllngt0n's addition. for .l1j
John " Stevens, ~ Samuel Armstrong,
b 3 undivided ono,half lnlcrust In and 10 10
acros out Of the W ! OyoHon survey, for
$3.50.
j II Stevens, 10 Samuel Armstrong, his
undivided one,half iutercs, In md tO l71
acros out Of tho Arson McCmcldn survey
for $40,
w s O'Bier, to l. y Cook, . acres on tho
Dallas and Preston road eleven miles north
from Dallas, for $500,
VIM Indheld and wife 10 Lewis \ Brad
field, lot I, block TO- IN thetown of Mesquite,
for $500.
RN Simpkns and wife 10 II Ii Stephens,
70 acres, on Ten Mile creek, out Of the W ID
Mcnitec survey, for 5000,
james Bcntly 10 Mrs Mary j BatoS, u small
triangular lot On south.ido Of Commerce
street, Bentlcys addition, In block O7I, for
so.
Abraham Carver ana wife To r w Henry
"a Aores, out of tho Abraham Carver survey,
south Of Scycne for other valuable consid-
Grafton and So
j r Clements and wife TO Ord w Henry
2acres out Of the Abraham Carver survey,
for $40.
Eugene Long to Luco Gootsccls, ! acre
on Mountain creek, out Of the Alex Cock
oro survey, for s.,
benjamin + Jones md wife to Samuel
pctcrman 81 acres out ot the j W Smith
survey three miles north from Dallas, for
1914.
W G Sicl,las to james VI Wilson, lOiSljO
feet, on south side Ross avenue, oast OF Cen
trn raiIroad In Halls addition, for $3.50,
II u Lantl and wife to Newton Gago, lot
D. block 29i, Bones addition, for $1,000.
Thomas Mcleod and wife 70 John II.
Jones, lOy2O0 feet, on east side Of llarwood
street, in block 2lj for $500,
" II Gnston aud wife To W II Lennon,
ls5y2lGl feet, two miles northeast from the
Court.housc, for $40
w L CASTOR md wife TO O p Bowsor, 1856
X2lGl feet, two miles northeast from the
court. house. for so75.
d Raid Susan Cameron To Thomas II mud
John II Cameron, rs ncrcs ON. of the Jas. |
Hughes and Allen ,Jen,i surveys, for love
and affection.
Peter McMahan md wife TO Dallas CITY |
Gas Light company. lots and >, boc, 4, |
southwest corner Walnut and Houston
streets, for $3.50.
Thomas Jackson and wife TO Peter
McAlahan, lot, md . blocl, s. for $3.50.
A G Daniel and wife to j NJ Wilson, lot
H., blocl, /. on East Main street. in Crowd |
ers * Alnrd's nd litlon, for 500.
j + Beerman and wife To Annie Wilson |
lot T.. block |, in Crowders n Abarls addi- |
ton, for $40.
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AppLEs-Sound stock So TO So 30.
-Messina $500 per box.
GRAPEs--MaMga ST. per barrel.
PEARs--Sound stock, none,
Pop CoRN-Pri2c packages, per gross,
81 so.
RAIsrNs-London layers, 81 so, and plain,
So per box.
PEcANs-Wc quote l0ao2!c per pound for
good.
Nurs-Almonds, 23a25c per pound; Bra
iii, 13al5; hlbcrts, l5al6; English walnuts,
lSa20; chestnuts, American, 13nl5; Italian,
lSal9; peanuts, 10; cocoNnuts, So.
AppLEs-Ben Davis, S5b0G96,00; Baldwin
S550tG6.00; Romantic, $5,6OC@G0O; iency
Genetng, 500; Choice do, 4.50td5,O0; Choice
Winesap, 4,j0@6.00; small red, $500 per
barrel
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IRoS-We quote merchant bur 90 rates,
Norway and Swodes l0Gts,
PLow STEEI--7l onb, .
WIRE-Smoolh wire No, 0, 7oi Nos 10
and II, 7lci No, II, Sc, per pound, Barbod
wire, Mpunned, extra cut barb, l0lci wire
bnrb, 100, Galvanized, extra cut barb, ll!cj
wire barb, lie,
House. SHoEs--Per keg, 81 00i mulo
shoes, rs 90.
HoRsR SuoE NAILs-Pcr box % pounds,
No. Z, So 90 No. 4, 50 90 No, q, w 10,
lRON-Flrm NJ ~ 90 rates,
NAILs-From l0d 10 COD, SO 90 ratios,
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CATrLE,--Comiod, 2Ia3ci grass do yoar'
lings, S. to $751; steers from 3 TO 8 years old,
Sl5aS2O. Barn cows, Sl5 TO SlS,
HoRsRs Mustang ponies, Sl5 10 S2b,
Farm stock, $40 10 $50 Buggy horses $50
to 500. Saddle $50 to Sl26.
MuLEs.-From fifteen " sixteen hands
high, $40 to $l40
Hous.--On foot, g. 3lea4c for inferior TO
prime p0rkers.
MuTroN SHEEP-They arc quotabc Mt ~
to 81 per head.
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weights and Mcnsurcs.

BY the law of Ohio, GO pounds is a bush
el Of clover seed, and 81 pounds is u BUSH
el of oats, in buying or selling in the
market. The customary weights given
above, however, are the universal rule. \
Spanish weight is of 25! pounds A mea
sure Of about 4 pounds rs Portuguese
weight of about % pounds.
Quarter in dry measure, is the Of ton
in weight, or about 8 bushels of grain as u
quarter of wheat.
A bushel Of corn will make l0l pounds
of pork gross. Then when corn is rs cents
per bushel, pork is worth cents per
pound.
A box 16 inches by l6l inches, s inches
deep, contains one bushel. Box SXS!XS
inches, peck.
To measure corn in the crib, multiply
length, breadth and depth together, inside
measure, and divide by two, will give the
number of bushels Of shelled corn.
Two cubic feet Of good dry corn in the
ear, will make one bushe of shelled corn,
or 70pounds in the eur will make so pounds
ofsheled corn.
Texas Land Measure.
The original titles to Texas lands commonly
expressed the quantity in Spanish measure
ments, viz: Leagues, labors and varas.
SO l-3 inches i vara.
100 feet--26 varas.
100 yards-l0S varas.
miel900,S varas.
! acre-5,646 square varas.
$40 acres-1 1904, 500 square varas-l square
mile. Fts
III IL acres, 100000 square varas-1
labor.
1lO7.1 Acknowledgements square varas-2S
league.
22l42 acres-12, 100000 square varas--1.2
league.
442S4 acres-25, 100000 square vsras-l
league.
4604 acres--26,00O,000 square varas-l
league and one labor. .
TO reduce squa re varas to acres divide by
5,645. Or, what is n shorter way, multiply
BY III and cut off six figures, and you will
come within fraction of an ace Of the cor
rect amount.
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soumRRIs-Per dozen 90 cents.
QUAIls-Per dolen, 20 cents.
RoBDlNs Per dozen, 30 cents,
VKNlsoN-Deer, 80 to ~ apiece.
CmoKESs-Wo quote $3.50 for spring, md
~ for grown.
TuRKEYs-76c 10 81 26 apiece
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Hides. Pcits. Wool and Furs.

IIIpgs.--Dry Alnt IL lbs, and upwards
lic; dry ldps, free of grubs, lie. grubb
kips, Zoe; wet sailed, q TO 6lc; green butcher
hides, 3 to O.; all damaged, wet or dry, half
price; deer skins, SOC; sheep skins from zoe to
75c oach.
WooL-Scason oyer last suIo Zoe.
FURs-- Coonskins, 10 TO 25c; skunk, 10 TO
l5c; wolf cayotc, so 10 Zoe; loaiel SOC to
81; wildcat, 10 to zoe; bear. SOC to S2i otter
SOC 10 50; beaver, SOC to -.
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Mngon Mood.Mork.

SPoKEs From to "a inch, per sot, NIX
select, SO 00i Xxx, 81 70,
SAWED FgLLoRs-llx2l, SO 90 per set
BUGGY WHEELs--5aryen patent, A, Is,
Q, ID and i grades, So 80 TO $40 90 per soL
AxEs-Pcr box one dozen, $40 90.
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Financial Annlrs.

Money was quiet and unchanged So was
exchange. Nothing new was reported from
any quarter. -.
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10
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS.
CHICAGO, NASIyVIIi r.
CAIRO, LOUISVILLE,
INDIANAPOLIS, CHATTING 0GA
TOLEDO, ATLANTA
AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION as follows
WEST BOUND.
No. ], mail and express. .ll:4OP.M
No. ., passenger. ......................l:6 0P,k.
no. u mixed arrivss-. ............... 10aOP "
EAST BOUND.
No. ?, express and mall ............ 5:S5P.N
No. 4, passenger. Neutrality-suspicious.. s:O0AN
NO, q. mixed. from union depot........ 500 An
Trains No. and run between Wills Point
and Fort Worth.
Trains No. sand carry passengers between
Marshall and Dallas.
e. E. FosDIoK, Ag't.
CONNECTIONS.
AT TEAARkA with all trains on th
Louis h Iron Mountain and Southern Rallws
for all points North, East and Southeast.
At L0NGVIEW JUNCTION and NINE0LA,
with all trains on International Railroad for
Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio.
at DALLAS, with trains of the Houston
Texas Central Railway for Corscana, Mexi,,
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead,
BRENNAN, and all points In Middle and South
ern Texas.
At FISHERMAN, with II. 8 T. c. R. r. for
points on the line of that road.
Az FORT WORTH. with stages for all pOlns
in Western Texas.
At SHREVEPORT, with Red River steamers
for New Orleans.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
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Poultry and t;nmc.

PRAIRIE CHIcKESs--We quote at 20 cents
apiece.
LARKs-Per dozen, 80 cents.
RABBrTs-per dozen, common, 60 cents;
mule-eared, 81 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-29

LEAruER-Soo- Oak No, |, ~; do, No. .
IS; Hemlock No. |, 8G; do. No. 2, 80,
Good damaged 30 cents per pound Upper
French calf Sl25M2 90, do. kips, Sl,25
per pound; American calf 81 l5Gel %,
do. No. ., 90c@Sl 90; do, kips, s5@Sl co.;
do No. ., GOOSE, Wax Upper Per foot
2jc. IIarncss Lcather-Oak No. J, II; do
No. 9, AZ; Hemlock No, !, ~; do. No 2, 40
sbirting fair No. !, 4; No. 2. iBc. per
pound. .o-,
CoLLARs-Duck, per dozen, S. 50@6 co.;
split and kip, Sl000@ll00; fell kip, $500
tgli00
CuAlNs--Gl feet 55CaG0c per pair.
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Flour. Grain and Hay.

FLOUR = Imported XX, SO %; xxx,
~ 90; XXXX, or family, SO rs: Fancy,
"a per hundred; Patent brands, So so
to Sl0 per barrel. Quotations of Dallas
made flour are as follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
Valley r. r.
Change Of Time,
Taking Effect Ma, slth, 1850.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

CoNNECTloNs.-T No. connects at
Shenandoah Junction with Baltimore aud Ohio
train leaving New York 10 90 p. NJ. PhilsdsIuhi.
i3n p. NJ. baltimore IS and $50 A. nj and
Washington 8. 10 a. NJ.
Train No. connects at Shenandoah Junction
with baltimore Ohio Easthound train arriving
at Washing gton 25 P. NJ. baltimore 10 35 p. NJ,
Philadel lphis 30 A. NJ. New York 6 so A. NJ .
and leaves Cha rlestown after arrival of B.ltmore
Ohio train Leaving New York S.2G A. NJ, Phil
edelphia Las A. NJ Baltimore 4.2O p. NJ and
Washin gton I.35 P. NJ
Train No. connects at Shenandoah Juaction
with baltimore and Ohio Enstbound train erriy-
ing at WashinR g ton 9.45 A. Nj. baltimore l.. 10
NJ. Philadelphia 6.H P. NJ. New York 10 10 p. NJ .
Passenge ers from Martin sbur e for any station o.
Shenandoah Valley Il. r.. teke trsin lea win Mar
tipshure 25 A. NJ. and 7 5 p. NJ.
Passengers from Shepherdstown for Martins.
burg tn Ike trains and 3.
Passengers for Turav take STAGE 4 Bentonvi1I.
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Spirit of Jefferson.
Charlestown, Jefferson County, West ".
TUESDAY MORNING, JUDY 81. 1sse-
THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF 1876,

A statement of the electoral votes Of the
States as cast in 1876 will be couvenien. for
reference to persons making estimates of the
result OF the present campaign. There are
the same number of States (3S) as we had
four years age, aud the same number of
electoral votes CS69) making the same mum,
Der (ls5) necessary to choice. In 1876
the way these votes ought to have been cast,
and would have been cas-. if the popular vote
OF the States had been allowed to govern,
was as follows: -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

ANoTuER OF GEN. HANcocK's Orders,
In his order, dated at Winchester, Va.
April 10, 1860, announcing the surrender
OF Gen Lee, and the terms given to the
soldiers OF the Confederacy, and calling
upon oil to come in and be paroled, General
Hancock, who was in command of the mid,
die military division. speaking to the people
OF Virginia said: The sjor G eueral com
manding trusts that the people to whom this
Is cent will regard the surrender of General
Lee, with his army, as General Lee himself
regards it, as the first great step to peace.
and will adapt their conduct to the new con.
dition OF affairs and make it practicable for
him to exhibit to them them every leniency
the situation will admit of. Every military
restraint shall be removed that it is not alb. :.
solu,e'y essential aud your sons, your hus-
bands and your brothers shall remain with
you unmolested"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

IT you want anything in the way of Boots.
Shoes Caters, Slippers, Fine Sandals, Bus
sins' go to Hseley's. If you want nice
hitting Suit of Clothes for man, youth, boy or
child, go to Hagley'S. If you want any kind
OF Hat or Cap, go to Haglcy's If you want
SatcheIs, VaIises or Travelling Bags. go to
Hagley's. If you want Umbrellas, Gloves
or Hosiery, go to HasIey's He keeps all in
large quantities and at low prices. County
merchants supplied at wholesale prices. 3O.>
600 feet of Lumber for sale.
June Is. 1880.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

REMEDY PoR HARD TIMEs.-Stop spend
ing SO much on fine clothes, rich food and
style Buy good, healthy food. cheaper and
better clothing; get more real and subsian-
tisi things of life every way, and especially
stop the foolish habit of running after ex.
pepsive and qusck doctors using so much of
the vile humbng medicine that does you only
harm. and makes the propris.ors rich, but
put your trust in the greatest of all simpIe-
pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that cure.
always at a ;rifing COST. and you wills bets
ter times and good health. Try it ouce.
Read of IL in another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
,gers for Iurav take Stage at Bentonville.
TRAINS GOING NORTH

CONNECTIONs.-Tr.in No. 2 connects at
Shenandoah juno. with Baltimore Ohio Esst-
bound train. arriving at Warrington a.25 NJ,
baltimore lo. .35 NJ. Philsdelphia 80 A. NJ. I,
New York so A. NJ.
Train No. 4 connects at Shenandoah Juno. with
Baltimore and Ohio Easthound train arriving at
Washin gtou 9.4S A. M. Baltimore lilo A. NJ,
Philadelphia 60 P. New York 10. 10 P. NJ.
Train No 6 cornects at Shenandoah juno. With
baltimore and Ohio "estbound train. leaving
New York 10 90 p NJ Phia delpbia IL 80 p. Vi. I,
Baltimore 65 and 500 A NJ. and Washing ton
9.lO A. NJ
Pa,seuge from 8. ". R. R. Stations seuth of
junction for Mar,insburg take trains and 6.
All Train. daily except Sunday. Standar rd OF
time that of Baltimore. Sta tiops rked F'' arc
Gag stations. G. II. DUG DALE,
Genl Passenger AgeEt
JOSEPH II. SANDS, superintendent.
June g, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
BOOK NOTICES,

HARPER's MAGAZINE for August is a bri sLt
summer Number. From ''tLe lavsrock's sorp"
amid the heds of Ayr. which LongfelIow seems
TO near az he writes of Burns in the epenin4
poem, we are taken by Philip o. Sullivan tn +b.
pastoral nooks about Newport; ar d in his bean
-; III lay we bear the pipes of Already" Then,
Mountalns, We catch a moro robust strn in from
the farms Of Pennsylvania and the beights of
me North Carolina Black Range. Mr.. Charles
nj The Cruising Canoe aud its Ontfit. ;" WII1iam
bIack.s Yachting Romance" proloprs tho An
cnantlnE summer eledy: aud the short stories
mt. Toiman." by Frank r. s.acktop, and "A
Boating Adventure" bv John Esten ConEa0ora
IN complete harmony with the scheme of the
numb adding glow of romance tn its other
varied chsrms. - ''oei
BRA1sARD's MUSICAL woR1D-The July npm-
Dor of this admirable musical magazine is an
our table aad is as attractive rs eyer for mnSic
loVets Besides all the mu sical news of the dav
and an 1mmen amount of interesting and in
sLS CHOICE pieces of music, lone worth ovar
$500 IN usual sheet form. All this choice music
can be obtained in the Iporld for fifteen cents
or for ) so you can obtain This favOrite month
" ons year. Address s. Brainard's SONS Cleye
iaod, ONO. or Chicago, ILL.,, who will nlso send
their large cata logue of music and pu,ic hooks
Tree to any one desiring it.
PETERsoS's MAGAZINE for August ia renleto
With the choicest content,-its steel encrav
1nSs. brilliant colored fashion plates, choieo
literature ETC., giving it in terest on every page.
PuSlished by Chas. j. Peterson, PHILADELPHIA.
at S2eo ayear.
The AMEaEcAN FARMEa for tho current month
Is ree'ete with Interesting articles on various
SUBJECTS OF Importance to tho farmer and house.
keepef, and well worth Derusal. $780, sent TO
sam sands q Son. Baltimore, will secure it
Tor one year. -
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PnETIcAl
OF A HANCOCK RE-
PUBLICAN TO THE BLOODY
SHIRT

Now furl the rod banner and lay 1t to rest,
In the North and the South. in the East and
in tho West.
dirt.
Let it slunber forevsr-ths old Bloody Shirt.
Then lay it down gently. disturb it no more,
Its mission is ended. its work is all Ger,
In the van 1t has foated on many day,
When the battle waxsd hSt.-but lay it away.
As the horn of Arlando his Palsdius drew,
one wave OF its eolors would rally the true.
Twas . talisnan precious to carry n, tbropvb.
But bury it quickly and hide it from view.
Adisu to the CORY let it sleep in th. grave.
AZ we hoist the White banner of Hancock the
brave.
The pledge of Union perpetual and grand,
Tho promise of Peace to battIe.se.rred land
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

OPINION OF EMINENT DR.. n. R WALTON,
anna AnnapeiIs. Pc Ad.-CoIden's Lisble's Liquid E1-
ITact or Beef IS d most excellent prepsratiou-
1t Is par excell-nce. Superior to Cod Liver Oil
or nything have ever used in wasted or i'm
tive of malaFial diseases
Sold by Butler d Aisquith, ,charlestown.w.
For sore throat. garrle with Piso,s Cure.
mixed vith q little water. Rsiief is instaut
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

The SuNFLOwER.-We have lately met
with paragraph in several of our exchanges
recommending the planting of a sunfioWer
seed In the middle OF each hill of pole beans
SO that the stalk of the suuhower, growing
faster than the beans aud always keeping a
little ahead, would serve instead of a mole
saving to the grower considerable labor and
expense. How this would work in prsctice
we cannot say, bu. we do know that for
many uses the sunfower is a valuable plant
to raise. It grows very rapidly, and when
thickly planted around sink drsins, priyies
and other unsightly and Offensive places. i,
not only serves as a screen, but it also is said
to have the property of absorbing malari.l
exhaiations and purifying the atmosphere
he seeds are much relished By poultry and
II net fed too literally, are very wholesome
correspondent of the Country Genkeu,gn
recommends the seed as a cure for the beaves
10 horses, and says: "a gentleman told me
that there is nothing equal to suDfower seed
Tor that purpose He had one bushel of the
seeds ground with two bushels oats and gave
horse two quarts OF the mixed meal. wet in
water, three times day. BE took the time
when the horse was not used at hard work
10 two weeks not q sign of the heaves could
be observed. and the horse looked ss sleek
and bright as if his hair had been oiled He
had cured two horses of his own Of this dis
tressing complaint, and recommended it to
others. who had experienced like result.
In cases of horse distemper AID coughs it is
an excellent remedy,"-M E. Farmer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

AN IscIDEST OF THE wAR-Iu his
speech at the meeting in tho court Eosse
yard, in this city, last Thursday evening.
Maj. Holmes Conrad, of Winchester. in II.
lustration of the magDspimous character of
Gen. Hancock, mentioned the fact that Gen.
Hancock wss in conmsnd at Winchester
when the surrender at Appomattox occurs
red, and that, without his knowledge. tho
provost marshal issued circulars ordering.
under penalty, the citizens of Winchester to
illuminate their houses In honor of the sur,
render, and that when this fact was made
known to Gen Hancock, he said that he
respected the feelings of the defeated. and
did not wish to wound or humiIiate them
and at onoe had the order of the ,rovos,
marshal cOuntermsDdea Like all truly bravo
men, Gen. Hancock is as magDanimous as
brave. and respects the feelings of a brave
and fallen foe. In war .au enemy; in peace,
friend !Staunton Spectator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

We have just received a new hne of Ladies'
listers, Single and Double Black Tbibet
Shawls. English Grape for Yelling and Bon
nets, B. Button Kid Gloves for SOC. 2. q.
8 and O>Button Thread Gloves /; Silk and
Lace Top Gloves. in all the leading shades.
Our stock of Millinery is complete in all its
branches 7 CoIns,,,rr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

"a DROP OF JOY IN EVERY woPn yE,x
ISGTGN' Hunterdnn Co..N. J. DrR.V, Pierce.
buuaIo, q. 1.:-Tbree months ago was bToLen
1ut with large ulcers and sores on nv body
ilmhs and face. / procured your Golden Ned
tar.D D'.GoVery and Pnrgative Pellets. and have
health. all those ugiv ulcers having healed s,,d
,eIs te,n ssin IN natural. healthy condition.
thnns as one time could not be cured. AL
70 You. yet there is a drop of joy in veryworS
write. Yours truly. JANIS O. RT11Js
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

WooD'S PATENT POCKET SODA FoUS-
w TAIA.-lnstantiy producing 10 glasses of
Sparkling Cool Soda Water. For sale by
Juue 8, 1880. J, SHIRLEY SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

BARoA1Ns.-Go to Mrs. Armsntrout's for
Bargains in Hosiery, Gloves, SO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
NOTICE.

CUSTOMERS wanting Prescriptions dlled at
~ Night can find me any hour after 10 O'Clock
aJ calling at my residence, on Main street, op-
posite the NJ. Z. Parsonage. RespectfuIiv,
June is, lSSO. RORT. b. MITCHELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27

AS OH Mans BLrssISe.-The following letter
"os oeeh ~oores'ed to writer for thi, paper:
HoLLY, n. Y, June, 1850.
DEAR stH-1 am an old /, seventy seven wears
OF age and for three or four years have had Di-
abetes, wh ch kept growing wor,. ,nd 49,.
discharsed an enormous amount of wafer The
qnanttty seeming to increase week after ve.k
ana M strength growing iess md ,ess forced me
to think that must soon die, which ] cert,joIv
,aopid have done bad not taken warner,s SAFE
Diaoetes Cure, which vas indrced to try upon
recomne tien OF a friend who hsd ussd w.,
mere SAFE Kidney Ind Liver Gore. and was cured
by 1t; have used the Safe DIa betes Cure n b, :.
cured mo. and think il is the hest thing in ,he
SorId. Yours truly, IN. Sropp.sn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-27
LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTwILER is prepared 70 do Hair
1f1 Work at moderate Prices, aud will make
Braids Puf., Curl., Frizzes, etc, at resd snce OF
her father. near the Baptist Church, in Charles
town.
April /. ls7e-tk