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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-18

WINES AND LIQUORS
FOR CHRISTMAS.
COOKING WINES and >BRANDIES;
JAMAICA RUM and SCOTCH WlISKEY;
TABLE-SHERRIES and PO2TS-our own i'm
pOrtatiOn;
FOREIGN aud AMERICAN CHAMPAGNEs;
FRENCH, ITALIAN, and AMERICAN CLARETS
CHARTREUSSE, ANNISETTE, CURACO, and
EAU DE VIE DEDANTZiCK CORDlALS
WEYMOUTH italian WineD:
APOLLINARIS, BIERRESBORN, CHLORINE,
STRONTEA. and BELMONT MINERAL
WATERS, at
de 16-eodtDe25 CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS S5tssss
" THAT ARE " y
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

sTEINwAY PIANOS, CHICKERING PIANOS
STIEFF PIANOS, BRADBURY PIANOS,
FISCHER PIANOS,
GRONESTEEN 4 FULLER PIANOS.
GRAND. SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT.
MASON & HAMLlN ORGANS,
BUkDETT ORGANS,
GEORGE WOODS ORGANS,
SHONINGER ORGANS.
The largest stock ever seen in Richmond, at the
lowest factory prices.
PIANOS and ORGANS sold for cash, sold on liz
s'alments, and rented. Old instruments taken Ia
exchange.
ter. your sister, your friend. You need not send
North. We are manufacturers agents Don't fan to
give us call. JOSIAH RYLAND CO.,
9l3 Main street.
". Is. We are selling out our BOOKS, STATION
cry. and FANCY ARTICLES al cost.
de l6-eOdl 25th
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CHRISrMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
ID. ANTkL0TTi,
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
offers the following sEAsONABLE GOODS for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected by htmseU
Nth great care.
OH &c. r. VISOR THE besi) wHIsKEY;
OLD JAMES BUMGARDNEk WHiekEY-dve
OLD FULCiiER wHIsKEY-seyen years old;
OLD CLEMMER WHlsKEY-6ye years old;
OLD MARTELL DARK LONDON DOCK BRAN
DY:
OLD MARTELL V. &. o. r. BRANDY:
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, In bottles AMI
on draught;
BROWN SHERRY WINE, from the celebrated
= house OF HARMONY XEREs DE LA FRoNrRRA.
Also. choicest grades OF
PORT and SHERRY WINES aud IRISH and
SCOTCH WHisKEY;
GUINNESsS STOUT, BASES and YOUNGER'S
SPARKLING ALES.
He also offers very choice lot OF VIRGINIA
HAMS, selected by himself with great care. Also,
large lot Of FINE GROCERIES. DE 10 I'm
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ME- GRACE STREET PRESBfTE-
RAN CHURCH.-Rev. G. III. READ, ID. d., pastor.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. Nj. and 1851 L. h'
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!

TOYS! TOYS. TOYS!
HO! FOR THE TEMPLE OF FANCY!
Nos. 7l3 AND us MAIN STREET,
between seventh and Eighth streets. .
ONLY REGULAR TOY-STORE IN THE CITY.
GRAND OPENiNG-DATS.
Greatest display of TOYS and FANCY GOODS,
WAGONS. HOBBY HORSES. SHOOFLYS. DEX-
TIERS. yELOCiPEDES, BICYCLES, TALLY-hO
TEAM. SLElGHS from 75c. mp: large. fine TOY
DOLLS, OF every description 10 be- found, at bottom
prices. No dry goods or shoes at the establishment
Everybody Is respectfully invited to examine the
variety. VIII be pleased 10 show the goods.
de SOW
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HOLIDAY anops.


|J.A. YAScEY & CO.. r.. -.
DIVER FOR TIE
HOLIDAY SEASON 1880 AND tss,
EXTRAORDINARY INDCCENEyrs
IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AyD FANCY coo,.
AT PRICES WHICH us
GIVE A SHOW TO ALL COvyps
We have
| SHAKESPEARE. TENNYsON, LrCrIr n,,..
s BIhpSs and nS S2E rus sc 9rFr fIINiy
| POETS. bound IN full cloth. with rcd pnkiIlsH
git edae,. elegantly Illustrated. fsr '''''' 'nd
We also have sD ELEGANT LINE or Tiip s,,,,.
LIZ. scr yl,no"' the red bnes and will pas
lJUvfNILE CLASSICS. embrac ,ng the 81, nm.
GGp sr s;v l rt,H .sv "r w.E:Aw ciili
BLAs.yICAR on WAKEFIELD. PogIT w
| CRUsOt, SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON cTyT
| LIvEkS IaA As, ESoP's FABLEE'
/ LAND. and the PILGRIMS PPoGPr W
full cloth binding elegantly and profaseiy nip,hl
BIBLES IN EVERY VARIETY: For sno,.-
school teachers. with mabs. concarfapce ~,
notes; for ministers with extra Wide n.,t,, 'l1
for lay readers 10. children and Tor adq'i..-l,
cheap, In pam. ~ sxlsnsIye, and iu sieLl
binoiDgs. We have a few OF the ca',i,,.,'-..
| BAGnTtR BiBLts, which We cau elias.
HRA D fhS AMI III MNAL~.-Ne NOuldctf..t.
cisi attention 10 this Hoe o; goods. a, We NJ.
IL 10 be the largesr and most e,gani ,.,,.. .,t
ever exposed Ia this city. aud al yerg lDv. 'il'
ranging from 75c to ? ) por set W,,t 20,
large me OF fRAYkR-BOOKS i'm lSf,, ,., I've
for pews aud old e;es. w.
CHILDKEN'S WORk-BpXEs, COMPLETE, f
nishcd. I'm Imitation ku>'is leather and ..r.
beautiful materials. with u'cgfi trimn..,
SOC. Use. 81. 81 %. and SlJe
| CHILDRhN's TuY~BODKS. NR!TING-nl..r.
and PHOTOGRAPH .ALBUMS iu sn3ir.. p,
riety BACKGAM nON-BOARD,. CUT,r
PLAYING;CARnS, and GAME>.
VASES AND BoGUET. mol DER>.-A l,,,, 3D..
sOrtment of IEiDESCENT ava CRAdEttf,
GLASS CHALCEDONY; WHITE. COIurIn
and OPAQUE CHINA. PTfF-BpNF.. TX.
STANDS, aud PAPER-WtlGiir> Of ihc .sre
Christ MAS aud NEw-YE,R CARDS. HEAVY.
MOUNT PAN ELS. PRANG'> ttpli.
STEVENS. SILK .FRINGkD CARD .rd
BOOK MARKS; al.o. BiRI HDAN tARD,-s
large collection ana wor ny OF InsF' cuon.
P0CK hooks aud PURSES In CORN TOR.
TOIsF-sIItLL, RUSSIA LFATntR. lad
other beaufiful materials. mounted aud MAID
with gold and silver, and ornamen'e. vfh
band-painiings aud efci lDgs
CIGAR and CIGARETTE.CAsEs Of an qaalre,
and descriptions.
AUTOGRAPH LBUMs aud sCRAI.BO BOOKS in
beautiful prOfnsion.
We wOuld cal Al en- ION 10 our line or " GAL ANY
AUTOGRAPH BOOKS" embelli- he'd viii o.
raj and other designs by l.. Prang &C..
CHATTER-B, X for 1850 only Use.
We solicit CALI FROM OUR tRlEND> and
'' '''''' j. \. YANCFY 4 Co.,.
DC lG-eOd4t lll2 Main Nr.f.
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nr FIRST 'PREsBY TERIA
CHURCH. Preaching by The pastor. Rev. 7. l..
PRESTON, ID. D., at IL A. NJ. aud 1880 +. NJ. COM
munion services at the ciosa OF the morning ser
mop.
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HTHIRD PRESBY TERRA n
CHURCH broad and Twenty inh s'reetsI' Key
WILLIAM N. SCOTT, pastor.-Srryices Mt III a. III.
ana 7:45 p. NJ. The main aodience-roon, closed
for several weeks while the gallery was being pui'
win be reoccupled tomorrow.
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ENGRAVINGS, WArER-COLOR>,
OLEOGRAPtIS, AND CHRONIC,
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

I HAVE Now on HAND THE FINEST .ul-
LECTION OF THksi GOODS
ever seen IN this city. and 10 De- sold ~ rci-v r
prices. Also, the largest collection OF
VELVET, EBONY. MD GOLD CABINET And
PANEL FRAMEc
I'm the city, az prices ranging from ten cen .nr
30 lars
The fine, collection Of
PANEL.CARDS, EASEIS. AND Christians
CARDS
I'm he CIV.
Calland examine before purrha ing rl-ewL.r.
de I7.7t /. LtWlS. 9l2B Main -'i'ii.
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NE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-Dr'
uoGE will exchange pulpIts with Rev. DIR. WITH
ERsPooN, OF Petersburg. who VIII preach ~ ~ "A
NJ, and deliver discourse In the series on rro'
phecy - at4 L. NJ.
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Hard 10 Believe.
opal Repub lean, yesterday.l

THE LATEST STORY ABOUT BEN. BufLER-HOW
He MADE UP A LOSS TO OTHERS BY Loss TO
HIMSELF.
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The CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, for
ladies aud gentlemen. in the city;
FINEST GENTLEMEN'S TOILET SLIPPERS In
the city;
Latest styles of LADIES' SLIPPERS In the city:
Largest assortment Of LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS
In the city:
Latest styles of GENTLEMEN's SHOES In the
city;
INFANTS FANCY SHOES:
IN fact, anything and everything in the Boot and
Shoe line can be found at
CHARLES L. sIkGEL'S.
AZ Broad street.
Buv the new TOILET DRESSING. WIN not
crack shoes. Only at SIEGEL'S. de II
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HOLIDAY ron "a a7aaSaoDr- vi
SENSIBLE ONES AT THAT.

Don't throw your money away for tribes, but &c
straight to
G. L. SIEGEL, 421 BROAD STREET,
and select from his
IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
something substantial.
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CgJrRcH-suSpAy, December lg:b.-Preaching
BY Rev. w. q. STARR, n. D., pastor. NJ 4 A. NJ
subject, "The Responsibility OF the EJe a. 7'5o
r. M.--suhjecI, "wheu the Son of Man Cometh
shall lie find Faith on tho Earth" A eordia'invi-
taiiop TO al.
eR- CENTENARY HoD IsT
CHURCH tGrace street i,etween Fourth and Finn
streeisl service at II A. NJ. aud at 1870 +. W.,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. L. A. PEIshsoS
Seats free.
NJ PARK.PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev. JOHN BANNoS. OF
New Orleans. the newly.appoinied pastor. WIZ oc-
cupy the prApst on SUNDAY MORNING at III o'c'o,k
aud 1880 at night.
t5 FIRST 'PRESBY ERIAN
CHURCH. Preaching by the pastor. Rev. 4. L.
PRESTON, ID. D., at IL A. NJ. aud 1880 L. NJ. COM
mun,on services nc the closa OF the morning SER
mop.
NJ SECOND PREsBYTERIAN.-Dr.
uooE will exchange pulpIts with Rev. DIR. WITH
rRsPooN, OF Petersburg. who will preach ut IL a.
A.. and deliver discourse in the series on " Pro-
phecy Z" a. Il. Nj.
NrTHIRD PRESBY RI AN
CHURCH broad and Twenty hnh s'reetsI KEY
WILLIAM N. SCOTT, pastor.-Srrylces Mt III n. III.
ana 7:45 r. NJ. The main audienee-rooIn, cioseo
for several weeks while gallery was being Dut'
win be reoccupied tomorrow.
ng- GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rev. c. II. READ, ID. d., pastor.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 1880 L. III.
-
NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (Seyenth street between Broad ana
Grace streetsl. Rev. W. g. scHAEFfER, PASTOR
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and A z. N. STRANGERS ana
visitors welcome. Seats free.
MI MONUMENTAL CHURCH (ReV.
j. q. ARMSTRONG, u. d.. rectorl-sunday schooi'
1904. NJ. Church-Morning service, III A. Me-
evening service, so z. NJ.
NE SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH,. q. TYLER. pastor, will preach at IL
A. NJ. on ashamed OF Christ" and at 7:3o L. d.
on The End OF the World"
NJ MAIN STREET G FL RI Il n
misunderstanding at IL A. NJ. by J. A. DEAR
BORN. No 81 ryice al night.
nT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. >. b. HA"-
THORyE, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY AZ IL A.
M-subIect, 1.-THE Dignity and Value OF Strong
Cbaracterr; and Mt ~ Y. M.-subject, "1oou
Tidings OF Great joy All Strangers welcome
M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
fcorner Main and SIKH sreeis).-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD. T.. D., VIII preach on SUNDAY at IL
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400 BROAD STREE II.

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DRESS SUITE
DRESS SUITS.
RI-SINFsS SUITS-TFN DOLLARS
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b'siNr'' ''' w
E.B. SPENCE y son.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
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PfMBkoht WHITE phE>s sh'N''
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIFTS
,,o,..,-
h'D"Lo'E>'
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sEAL-sBIN GLOVES
DRIVING AND "Ai'hiN8'"'V' -
+ a SPENCE 4 son,
sn,>,r SoX
IL D. . ~ :
spr>cr : SoN
INDICATED SHIFTS AND DRAWtt>'
MEDlCATED SHIRTS AND DRAWkR>,
INDICATED SHIRTS MD O"A" '''''
INDICATED SHIRTS AID DGhWtE>.
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SCSPENpLk>
SU>PFNDFRS,
sUsPt NDERs.
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MEkINo uNDthsi,itIs "S = XII, ,,n,.,,g
MERINo UNptRsHIRIs ONE DoLtN'
MERISO UNptRsHlKT> ONE DoLi'''
r,xcv rosr
BROWN nALF.HuSF,
WHITE HALFHuSF,
MERINoHAIF.HoSC,
SrApIrTU
Fanny SIN StCHw ~
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PETERSBuR(i.

. SHARP AND SUCCESSFUL TRICK; HOW FIFTY
noIIARs WE'RE LOsT-PEEsONAL-E ESCAPE
PROM FIRE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-20
III A Z BE D. .

On the 29th of October. 1879, in Butler county
Iowa, a the residence of Hon. R. r. Lock " God
the brides stepfather, by Rev. Hale Townsend
OF Charles city, Iowa, w. CRAIG, Esq, OF
LINE. daughter of the la1c Chas. J. Chapline,
OF Dubuque. formerly of this county.
On the 1ssh of December, 1879, in Alexandria,
Va, by Rev. w. X Bowie. Rev. A. a. z. NEAL,
of the Baltimore Con ference, and formerly pas
tor OF the ~. E Church South of Shepherds
town. to Miss IDA c.. PAYNE, of Loudoun
county, Va, formerly of Baltimore.
On the the 23d of December. 1879. at the rcs-
ldence OF the brides parents. by Row. J. Edwin
Am"s. JACOB S. BIT11NGER to KATE S.
SrRA1LMAN, all of Martnsburg.
On the 25th of December. 1879, at the parsor-
age OF the M. 3. Church, by the Rev. J. Edwin
Amos: SIMEON b. SrUCkEY to HARRIET
WOOD, both of Berkeley county.
Deormber Gath. 1879. at the Lutheran parson-
SAMUEL Z. FRANKINBERRY and Miss MARY
). YOSIZ, both Of Bel kelley county.
Near Berkclev Springs, Morgan county. Do
c"mher 2oth. 1879. by Rev. Mr.. Cook, Mr. JOHN
Y. CANFIELD. of Martinsburg, to Miss ALICE
r. AFFIlCK. OF Bellair, Ohio.
In HARRISBURG. January 1st. 1880. at the res.
Idence of the brides parents. by Rev. NJ. L.. Cu'-
ZlE HODGE, both of Martirsburg.
On the 18th of November. 1879, Mt tho res;
dence OF the hrlde's mother by Rev. P. T Hall,
MAGNUs L. COCKRELL 10 KAIiE CLEVE.
LAND-both of HaIPer's FeI1y.
At Hedgesville, Berkeley county. January IS,
1850. by Rev. w. +. I.eavelI. IRVING d CHA
NEf t." Miss NELLIE. daughter of Mrs. s. !.
and the late DR.. F. Smith.
On the 9Th Instant. at tho residence Of the
I McvlCAR to Miss JENNIE HUNrSBERRY,
ooth OF Frederick county, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-20
KABLEToWN ITEMS.

Thieves made a raid upon the premises of
MIR. VIM. Myers, on the east side of the
Shenandoah river, one night about a week
ago, and stole fifty or sixty chickeps and a
lot of clothes of of the line.
AS Messrs. John Kable aud Hall Wilson
were coming frcm Charlestown one day during
the holidays, when about mile from this
place, the horse became frightened and ran off,
upset the buggy, and denolishipg it some-
what. but the occupants escaped injury.
Union Bible Glass was organized at
Kabletown Church last Sunday afternoon,
with % memters-male and femaie-with
the prospect Of very large membership at a
very early day. Mr.. Hall Wilson was elected
leader, and Charles Kable assistant. Time
of meeting, Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Dir. George c. Schamel, of Washington
county, Md, who made SO many friends du.
ring his visit to our village last sumner
favored US again last week by another visit
This time he was accom- panied by his bride
a most estimable lady. A very warm recsn.
ton was given them by his friends. Nav
JOY and gl"dness attend them through the
changing scenes of life
NJ lss Rose Langdon, one of the most pnpu-
lar young ladies of our village, is spending
SOME timo with her sister, Mrs Backus, at
Ripon.
Mrs. George Rissler visited her friends in
Berkeley county last week.
Miss Emma Shaw and Miss May Johnston
were visiting their friends in Frederick
county, Va, last week.
Willie Rissler, son of our worthy Citizen,
Samuel Rissler, who went to Missouri six
years ago, is here on visit to his parents
and relatives: He speaks very favorably of
Missouri, and is we'll pleased with his Vests
ern home.
Mr.. Smith Rissler, son of Mr.. John Kiss
Ter, of johnson county, Mo, is here visiting
his relatives.
Mrs. Ann Eagle and Mr.. Frank Englc, of
Unionville, recently paid visit to Mrs. DIR.
Brown, at Myerstown.
The growing wheat is looking remark ably
veil. The winter has been unusually mild
and the ice crop failure so far.
MIR. Frank Morrow, of Berkeley county.
was here last week seeing to his large flock
Of sheep on his furm near this place.
Mr.. Lee Phillips, the courteous and
gentlemanly clerk of Horace Beal {; Co., of
Charlestowp, was in this vicinity las, week.
Kabletown, Jan. l, 1880. DIXIE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-20
C0MMISsI0NEK'S NOTICE.

In tile Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
West Virginia, III Term, NovcnJer 2lst,
1879:
GEORGE ". FOX, and others, Plaintiffs.
Against
JACOB w. STALEY'S Adm'rs. &c, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from Decree OF Nov 2Ist. 1871
being suggested by a memorandum at
l. tacheh to he answer of said AdninIstra-
TORS that they have made some payments to
some of said heirs since the date of the acc0nnt
made up by the ArhitTators, May 1st. 1879 this
cause IS referred TO William Burnett, Commits
sIoncr With instructions ascertain ard rcnort
wat payments: if any. have been made to each
or anv OF said Fox heirs since the LIST of Nav,
1877. and also to distribute the said amount Of
Stoo.4s tsuhJect to any payments since Nav 1st,
1871. as aferesaid) among he several heirs and
distributors of Mary Anne Fox, and return his
report to the next term and he is authorized
to give notice by publication IA pre- vldcd in
Chap l2e, See: 4. of the Code of West Virginia.
Copy-Teste
F. P. LYNCH
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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D | e d

ln thus place, on SUNDAY last. Mr.. THOMAS
U. SP1NKS, aged about SIS years
Funeral services at the late residence of the
deceased, this (Monday) afternoon at 2 O'Clock
-inteTment at the Methodist bulial ground
In Miami county, Ohio. on the 22I of Dscem
Der. 1873, suddenly. Mr.. HENRY CROW, former
~ of this county, at an advanced age; aud 1T
tho same place: III December, 1878. MARY
CROW, wife of Henry Crow.
Near Shepherdstown. on the 14th instant of
Pneumonia, Mr.. JOHN NJ. MYERS, aged about
IS years.
In martinsburG December 22d 1879. of can
Ger, Mrs. ANN A. PAINTER. uEcd 40 years, 1
month and days.
Near Gcrardstown. Berkeley county, Deeem-
Der 29th. 1879 Mrs NANCY SHRODES, wifi. of
Richard shrodes. in the 4Sth year of her age.
IN Martinsburg, tho 5th instant. CLARA
VIRGINIA, beloved wife of Ferdinand Ross
marck, aged % Years. months and "a days.
In Martinsburg, on Christmas morning NOR
MS JACKSON, fourth child of Charles w and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COAL AND SALT.

I AM now offering for sale
800 Tons Georges Creek Valley Coal at
So 90 per Ton;
81 Tons Blacksmith or Limeburning Coal at
$500 per Ton;
100 Tons Nut Coal at Sc SO per Ton;
81 Tons Stove Coal at Sc so per Ton and
100 SACKS G. A. SALT, 1.25 PER SIX.
will take CORN at Market Price in exchanre
Tor any OF tho above. JAMES McGRAw,
Jan. 30, 1850. Hurper's Ferrv " v,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-20

MEXICAN WAR VETERANs.-We are re-
quested to state that there will be q meeting
Of the Mexican Var Veterans of the lower
Valley of Virginia in Winchester, Va, Oh
Thursday, January 22d, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to attend the General
Convention Of the survivors of the Mexican
War, which will be held in Norfolk, Va, on
the 22d of February next. A full meeting
is desired, as matters of importance will be
discussed.
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COMMISSIONERS Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
Vest Tirgnin:
a. W. MCCLARY, Plaintiff,
3hn G. sn.rSv wIiia Ss j gram Granthn sts and
Ephraim Watson. Defendants.
W.. GRANTHAM, Plaintiff,
Against
DANIEL B;LUCAs. Trustca. Josiah Watson,
Ephraim Watson and Joo. G. Shirley, Dvfen-
dants.
IN CHANCERY.
(E;rtract from Decree Of NoO. I'm. 1879
ssTT is adjnGEcd. ordered and de.reed that
l. Commissioner Clcon Moore TO whom tits
cause was recumntittct' by the decree of EoycnI-
Der 10th, 1878. 10 proceed to execute said deem.
according to the terms there~f and do also az.
certain the amount duo to the Petitioners Jim
h. Nlcsly and Martin Swimlcv, on account OF
rsspectfuilv against John e. Shirley, and to
that extent and in proportion to the amounts SO
ordered that tho debt AUDITED, in these canses iT
favor of John G; shir'e, Commissioner Aioore's
PETITIONERS by virtue OF tho liens of the execu-
F.P.I.TNCH,
CLERK of the Circuit Court.
(Ehtrdct from Decree Of Nov 18th, 1872
(Referred to above.)
IN 'HEsE causes are recommltted to Commits
Il soner Clean Moore, with instructluns 10
Ieiorm his report by giving Defendant. VIM. J.
Gran than, credit on the debt Of the Naiiomai
Bank of Aartinsbg1g, (use of Walter snirIev's
Adm'rs) for S333.22. of date July lItn. $50 aad
also by credIt1nG said e an ham with the claim
reported in favor of Ephrslm Watson, it hnvimg
been paid and the Commissioned shall receive
any proof as to said credits claimed on the LeLts
vt Burk mart q Son and II. H. Blackburn and of
any Other credits thereon which exist. and said
Commissioner shall receive proof Ct all crrdits
shown to exist on amy CT The claims audited
against said VIM. J Grarthaln.
And said Commissioner is further directed 10
ascertain and report whether partition of the
Kline tract has been heretofore made and If sm
report the same o the Court. And the CommIs-
s'1ner snail Andlt and report to any other
debts pToperiy chREge&ble upon said real estate.
Copy-Teste.
F. P. LYNCH,
Clerk Of tho Circuit Court.
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The conflicting elements in Maine appear
to be getting along swimmingly, each in its
own way, but together they have managed to
make worse muddle than ever The best
days of the Louisiana row are rivalcd. The
fusion Legislature on Friday formally elected
tho grcenback candidate, j. l.. Smith, Gov
ernor, and an executive council. Mr. Smith
wns sworn in and sent message to the Leg
lslatare, and proclamation of the election
was made by the secretary of State. On tho
other hand the judges of tho Supreme Ju>
dicial Court, in their reply to the questions
submitted by the Republican Legislature, de-
cided against the fusionists on every point
The only issue now, it would seem, is ia
fight or o foot race"