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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
TOWN COUNCIL PROCKKDM0g.

HoMxs La, Dee. q, lo7S.
Council met st Courthouse - sa1 q
the Mayor.
Present.: J. Fsrgusoa, Mayor; J. ~
der, W. ". Arbuckle, Jno. A. RlehsrdA
@. @. Gill and J. H. Simmons, eeleetnA
The committee TO drsft tax ordiAS1e
reported the following, which W. ~
ed, to-wit:
Be it ordaised b. tie Nsys~ ss6 SS1saDe.
Of fhe To~n Of Hsa~, That thsre b. -
is hereby levied and assesssd a - ss1eo
tax Of Ten (l0) Mills on the dollar - =
property In the Town u Hs0er, -
which the State Of 1ouisisna Lewis
assesses . tai, TO be collected 10 ~ ~
1890; and that In addition 70 IT, 80
there shall be levied and colleesso
following licenses:
Upon each and every proprisese @(
ner engaged In selling General MOO
disc the sam Of Twelve Dsllass and ~
Cents.
Upon each and every pressissss e y
ner Engaged in selling 6pir1tuous -
Hundred Dollar.
Upon each and every propristos g -
ner calling spirituoss Ieuers b thso
tie, the sum Of Fifty Duliass. i
Upon each and every pespssstes = -
ner engaged In sellisg 0F10, ~ -
Fifteen Dollars. =
=, Upon zach aud ever, fAysssaa.. 49,
Upon seeh and every DssEisA AsSD
Of Ten Dollass.
Upou esch and every Ctssus e ~
arie, the sum Of Twenty Five Dou1w(U
for each and svesy s1hIbit{co.
Upon each snA ever Sids- ShSw, ~
ton. nj
Upon s.eh and every ps},sssssseK
ner engaged In kseping s}fSvWy -
the sum Of Fifteen boiIarvj dns
And for Oh other pvolesGap . -
tsons subject 10 hesass n1ae~ -
law, and not hsestn OK 80
Of Ten Dollar. s,sa. y
(sisued,) ). h. snalou sSlf,
]. B. WILDEI snji tsfi
JNO. 4. RICHN -
Il RES BRYl
u. Rxns DaYAn, Clsek. ~
GET YOUR JOB woaK sS1
DONE 4
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

When the minister ststes from the stand
that It 10 the regular day to take mp col.
lection. who can appreciate the commo-
tion in the bosom Of the young man who
holds . fancy cane In his hand, weas a
bntton.hsle boqust and parts his hair in
the middle, when he whispers to his lad y
love and saye II didn't know II. Hen
my change"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Grant, 10 company with little Phil.
Sheridan, len Richmond on the 30th nit.
for Mexico ria Havana. lie has an invi-
tation to visit Galveston on his return.
Had WEI railroad for him to travel on and
, pair Of pony hallio~s to present him
With, be probably would call st Homer.
Bat such 10 our misfortune We are without
these Injuries
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
NV ORLEANS. January l. isao

NEW ORLEANS, January |, Isa0.
Gen. J. Floyd King:
Il~dr Sir-'rhr New York Sun of the
seventeenth of December last published a
special Telegram from Washington. dated
the sixteenth, under the heading. "Lonisi-
ana's Vote on the Debt Ordinance" in
which y"u are quoted rs having used the
follow M language: IL am confident that
the rrtllius of the vote on the debt oril.
nance arr being fampered with for purpo-
srs "f speculation. | have never felt
great confidence in the honesty of either
Treasurer Burke or Mr.. strong, and
think tho~- Persons are holding back the
returns for purposes Of their own am
greatly mistaken or their conduct will
lead Ia their removal from Office and the
purging Of the Democratic party in Loui-
siana from some of the rascals that infest
it,"
Will You please state whether you used
the Language imputed to You. or any Ian
guage that could have been construed
in,o Ill imputa tion upon me in my private
OF official rrlationsf | wonld ask Won To
make Your answer as full and explicit a
possible.
Very respectfully, your obedi-nt ser
want, +. A. BtKkE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

One day last week We had the pleasure
Of converting for . few hours with Mr.. T.,
Rudlsill, of Grayson county, Texas. Mr.,
Rndisiii is = North Caroiinian by birth,
and some fifteen years ago when not quite
grown, he moved to this parish and lived
here for about three years, but has lived
in Grayson county now since l-sis. Psss-
ing . night with Emanuel recalled to our
minds many pleasant days spent with him
ct school. We had not met before for ten
long years, but his 10 the same pleasant
face that it WA when We used to guees
and doubt ~ To what We should let 4 rep
resent MI Rudisill IL one Of those ener-
getc, successful farmers Of the most
desirable Of ell the counties Of the "Lone
Star" State. He is hers on business and
will remain but . few days longer, and
then may he return safely to bis home and
Loved ones snd paas the future with ~
much success - be has the past.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Prof J. W. Nicholson, Of Baton Rouge
State University, left for Baton Ronge on
Friday Last. He came to Claiborne to
spend the holidays with his family, and
has returned to resume his duties IN the
University.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Capt. J. c. Baker who 10 doing business
for +. Il B. Jacobs, spent the Christmas
with his family at Arizona. The Captain
V looking we'll, and has gone to hnish his
labor for the srason ct Shrevepsrt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

The Christmas Tree, BY some insdvett-
ence, was unnoticed In our last issne. We
may howsves state now that IL w.s quite
. soocess, and that yooug and old enjoyed
thenselvss greatly. Much Of the success
q ths occanoa was due - the e6lbrss of
1f. A. h. Davidson, Mr.. and Mn. 9. B.
Ayeoek, and othsra, who, in spite Of the
bod weather, devoted much time and labor
- ~ pro1iainasy sefsoeoOs1N
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

We were pleas-d with call, on Monday
last, from John l.. GIN. collecting agent
Of the well-tnown firm Of Gregg q Ford,
shreveport, la. Mr.. Gill 10 an affAbl-, In
telligent gentleman, and 10 representing
the interest Of his Arm with successful
efforts.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

We have showers Of rain occasionally.
but not In such quantities a. to cans- the
rire- aud bsyons to be in boating order.
The weather remains exceedingly warm
for January. Many farmers are losing
their meat in consequence Of the unusual
~ warm winter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

The Police Jury Of Claiborne parish VA
In session on Monday and Tuesday last
. full representation present. The pro-
csslings viii appear Id our next issue.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Our bArsfooted friends, II We have any
such, cen and IN easy hitting shoe or boot
1t very low prices At J. B. Levin, shreve-
port, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Parish Court ~s opened In regular
term on Monday Last, and by consent Of
the attorneys WA adjourned til nest
Monday. The docket 10 small.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

The Aethodists Of Mt. Zion Church
have acted wisely in their financial mat
tiers. They began the ecclesiastical year
by making mp large portion Of their
minister's salary and paying il to him in
advance, and also by paying = considera-
BILE portion Of the deficit Of previous years.
This looks something like the wisdom Of
business. The country il flush with mon.
ey just at this time. Men can more readi
ly pay their assessment now than NJ any
time in the year when financial sttingency
has begun.
We like this business like method OF
doing the work Of the Lord. We have al.
ways Thought that religions matters were
conducted in . shiitlcss, slipshod kind Of
way that would have insured the bank.
fuptcy Of the individual who conl ueted
his private affairs in . similar manner.
The Lords business demands a. much
system, "A much care and attention, ~
any other work. Let other congregations
take iesssou from the Mt. Zion brethren
and profit thereby.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

We received . postal card on Saturday
last, nom Col. II. J. Hearsey, Of New Or
leans, Informing rs thst he would publish
from snd after the ID met. the NEW Or.
LRASs DAILY STATES, and asking ms to e1
change. Certainly, We willingly do 90
brother Hearsey.
The STATS 10 purely Democratic 10 cen.
timent, and the very fact that Col. Hear.
sey 10 it, guiding light, means snccees
We bespsst for the srArEs . long and
prosperous future.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

We arc under obligations TO Prof l.. n.
Cormick for late New Orleans aud Vicks-
burg dsilies.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

have arrived 10 Homer 10 the interest
Of euisrG1hs al kinds u Old Pscturcs op
an entirely new spA elegant plan, known
- the "Ne<alic Portrait" only 10 be seen
70 b sdmirsd Expect call nom me this
week. e. A. HEAD, Agent,
wsshipgtou Copying Co.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
POD 0ALR,

4 STORE HOUSE AND LOT -
"A town Of Gordon, Claiborne pasiaN ~
excellent location for any psrsoo MI
- 10 engage IN merchandising. A1pSR
the undersigned at HE residsaos, esN
ter addressed 70 Homer, La
!. Z. nApoa
January Z, 1850. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

AL tgsss from little aoorns grow,
49, y vse@ AFea little brain, ss.~''.s,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

- VI.
Dec. 3l-By salary, quarter ending
Oct. 81. 10 90
Amt. herewith, v. 800 IS
BAL. cash on hand, 81 42-$363 ~
Bal. brought down, S5l a.
(Signed,) ID. W. HARRIS IRA.
Corporation scrip submitted with the
above, amounting TO t'O2 Is, vas counted.
checked and burned.
Aessrs, Simmons and Gill were appoint-
ed committee to examine the cisterns in
court house yard, and to report TO the
board what repairs are necessary on same
The Marshal submitted the following
report, which WAS ordered spread on the
minutes: Wv
H. X. Ferguson, Collector.
IHS, In arcf Hnsn..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
Correspondence.

The following correspondence between
Hons. J. Floyd King aud T.. A. Burke grew
out Of II publication in the New York sun,
Of the seventeenth ultimo:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
kelu @due<tiAen,erh.
TULIP ACADEHY.

THE Exercises Of this Institutss> -
/ year 1880 will commsoes - No.
the 18th January. -
Terms: q 90 and 8 90 pr nssA -
day Of admission. . iYM
Board In good houses It ~ lsvA W
W. }. LEA1n. hlsCS
Jsonasy !, 1850.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

A L~ap-Year Ball rather in advance OF
the sesson wa one Of the social events
last ~rst deserving special notice. The
yonbg people could not await the going
out Of the old year and On tho night Of
the Uth ult. the event came of. Now, We
do not wish to be understood a. casting
any insinuations upon the fairef, gentler
SEX. We repel with the utmost indigna-
ton any imputation Of that character, 40
We cannot join in the ia-a expressed by
some that the cause Of this pr-msturity
was the great anxiety Of the girls to
claim the rights allowed them 9nadrieni-
ally. They did write pretty little notes
did AK the yonng gentlemen to dance
with them-and after the manner NJ the
Lords Of creation, paid assiduous attention
10 the wall flowers. Further than this
dspon-nt saith not This e,iitOr WAS not
present, having become . Benedict q few
weeks b-fore hand, bat he has heard it
whispered that one young gentleman came
from the balcony with . fair companion
be blushiDg, tremnlous, she serene and
confdent-and q whispered reference to
Papa WAS heard before they joined the
dance. However, no public announce ment
Of engagements are known.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
HoNkR, La, Friday, Jan. 2d, 1880.

The Council met in regular session.
Present; j. Ferguson, Mayor; John A.
Richardson, J. II. Simmons, ". W. Arbuc-
kle and &, g, Gill. Absent: J. b. Wilder,
Seleetmen.
The minutes Of last meeting were ap-
proved.
The Treasures report was received and
ordered spread on the minutes, a. follows:
ID. W. Harris. Tressr,
i-I9 In acct. Homer Corporation. DR..
june hal from last settlement, ~ SO
sept Reed from collector, 10 10
Dec. > ~ 90
OIL 81 70
An AZ
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
CAMP, DAVIDSON . FERevaoR

THE undersigned beg to sa,l q
L attention Of their friends and ~ -
lie generally to the fact that thsy N
formed partnership, and iron ~ q.
the First Of January, 1880, viii sasanh
q GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUafl6nn
in the town of Homer, At the stand Ssuup.
~ occupied by Dr. 8. Y. Webb - D.
Store. Nl+
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Indeed, We have . stock full In svssy
particular, and containing every srtish,
class or line Of goods usually kept in 49,
ersl store.
Our goods were purchased BY su =.
Davidson, whose experience in ths trsAs
has rendered him familiar with ~ wase
Of this people.
We are enabled 70 show greater saAsH
tons than have ever been offered n Aa1
at this season.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07
NV ORLEANS, January l. lssO.
Hon. +. A. Burke.

w" WILLIAMS, JaHuafy 7, IsW.
Hon. +. A. Burke.
Dedr ST-lour note of this date has
just been received. In answer to yonr in
quiry, whether used the language imput.
ed To me in the New York Sun of the
seventeenth ultimo, "or any language that
could have been construed into an impu-
tation upon me in my private or official
relstions.' ! have the honor to SAY that
the statement rejecting upon you in the
New York sun Of December IL was not
made by mr.; nor, further. do recall hay-
ing ever used Your name in any conversa-
ton that may have held, upon that sub
ject. with any person whatsoever.
Respectfully yours,
j. FLOYD KISG.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-07

Bargains!
s.rs.,..s
A visit and inspection Of our stock -
prices cannot fail to rspay every 90.
We respectfully ssk . esnider1ttsa 4
our claims.
L. {. CAMP, .,
A. H. DAVIDSON.
c. o. FERGUSON
December II, 1879. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
TIE gEST GuallTY ne ccone
GEO. T. LGGHT& co.
fSA4ACI& OAK T3AIS

Will buy good BLACK OAK BArK ,b..
\ properly taAEn and cured ACCORDING 10 IN. toI
ID"H'g HrGGtI"ns. nnd PAY CASH ftr II. a. ,bs
rate Of FIVE DOLLARS PER CuED. CT i.s tss1
etneH delivered NtIny Mills in yTfnsie.
1S'' " a ara -Four Dollars cara atanv Pojn, ~
we ~. q q. Railroad from Hancock 10 Stsnntnn.
we ara mast be arIfuy eioseIv Mild ssi
"'oJM'IeIi thatcan he gotten In them in ordrr
70 ave freight Hnd carriage here which s,r1S,
mug per car: whether tho car Contains ,nrcb ~
!nt' % When you chip ke snre TO a,iyf.c ~.
ioe :'oAHEH Of your car. that MAJ knoI Hh,ss-
s yp .I md when the Bark is uuIosded + vii
80 - y"o statement and Check for the ano,',. ~
III III lSl to give me your Post Office sSd,e.s g.
10Y AND chipping st,tion. IN
DIHECIloSs.- Commence takinp the Rat -
49, ~ VIII peel veil yun frssiy- I'D be arr. IN
IT, nc nai from the upper part of The trce I'D
49,, ~, IoI tne young bark il more nrsbv and hs,
@ L'nn me old bark. which is TnoetIv ,oss n.
- - sn"uIo not be broken Up too much a ns tnDst
re I &c thic kness, the heavy mutt n. - ~
ID ~ III not pc bought at foil price TIE or.
va e. a. o.rk must always be E,If M "A GOOD
~. 70 Te"t one end tho log. With ouisjde m
80. Il!I prevent its Curling: always protect a..
,"sL I rom the weather, which heinz ,Le 80
" sn innst Ee kept fright and not eIio-.d 80.
~. ~ mould which Injuries lite stren CAB ana eoto
ne BARK -oust not be brought in unt,I.,..I
S nOusn 20 stack up eloseIy, ror Sken ,,st =.
when received IEp1 q ~ ". 70 rne IL
"tEchesier. vs.. Feb II IssO - OSAAhs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
lj|ll'I'E|) STATES
SALE OF
Valuable Water Pow
er and Machinery,
ALSO OF
l26 LOTS OF LAND
AT
Harper's Ferry, w. Va.

1850: the following described property of the
per.s Fe states as desig;ated on "a map Of Har
brown Surveror. tO-wit:
LOT ONE. embracing the Wafer Power en-
airs OF the Potomac RIVER. the Canal and Locks
anu STRIP OF land aad bluff bordering on that
Iiver, lying between the same and the streets
ana lots as ald down on the map aforesaid he
Elinn.re Mt shenandoali street and extending to
1ne western lire of the Utited States propei tr.
R hue wal OF tw" large buildings. tho John
several other buildings are standing and largo
S tsIl of dressed building. tagging and
S cry consists 1f three Turbine Wheels and fomr
Gearing. Fumes. &c.
LOT TWO. embracing the Water Power of
s Ee SHENANDOAH River as held by the United
with all the appurtenanees.
Lol foUR. The perpetual right TO emf and
Esmovs wood from 81 tract OF 1851 ac cs of
Snehandoah RIVER, adjoining the Ferry tract.
Block "F." on Shenandoah, Lot l, with Brick
H9 R1se, and nd. Lot 2. 49, 1'''N
Lot with Stone Building and Lots 2 34,5.7
o,North of Shenandoah Street y
So. e''' i-o'S - = o.
BLOCK !" on Shenandoah Street. Lots l, .. 5.
Wager six acre reservation, Lo! 81 will, Stone
Block "a: A." on WASHINGTON ana Potomac
Bloc. Block b B." on Washington and Ridge
9 Block &C. e" on Washington and CLAW
s. Block ID: p between Fillmore and Clay
sloek.,E: =" between South Cliff and Clay
B,ock"E f." Camp Hill, Lots 2 5. 1861.
Flock &C. :" Camp Hill, Lots g and s.
B,ock ~ II, Camp Hi |, Lois G. :.
hiHck j. j. Camp Hill, Lots / 1, s. 81 s. 10
Block tx. N Camp HiII Lots Lass.
n L. L' Camp Hill, Lots 2. 3 5. 6, u, s, 8.
BIosk ~ ;; n" camE Hill. Lots s,7.9
BLOCK II :" Can!p Bill, Lots l. 10
Block .'J." Union Square. Lots 6, 10. II. L. r.
1'9ck "L' South side Ridge Street, Lots s
s. Block ~" between Ridge and Putnam
BLOCK TO-. same, Lot 81
s sI0ck .P' >. same same" Lots G. IS;
On Is same Lots l, ., 6, 4, s. 8, Is. II, 49,
Block "R," North of Ridge Street. Lots l. ,, D.
Block "s.'' same. Lots 2 s.45.6.
Block IT same, Lot 4.
b!ock " L. ;" same, Lots 1.
BLOCK "" between Putnam AVID v,D vo-+
Streets. Lots l. 9. 3.4 s 'A 'o''
Block Two between Van Vert and North C1i1
Streets, Let's and 6 -'
TERMS OF SALE.-Ou purchosos ,,,,,,o, et.,,
oolIaTS' cash on purchases cCcdiuC that sim,
IN one and two years with 81. rcr cent intrrcst
nen be'ns,resetvcd on the property to secure
days. deposit of S2G0 on account of lots oon
VI H""' VIII ne required at time of sale \ CON
Seyance will be made on behalf Of Tie Initial
9taIes TO Inc purchaser of all its right and t.tl
in D.onetS' winch is believed TO be perfect
pounds of the several lots will be exhiI,itpi If
ths time of the sale. 's" az
siEo any OF the l"ts to prevent unusual sac
f4Hce II the bids are unsatisfactory
K. RAYNER
. Solicitor of the Treasury.
rA2provcd-JonN SnERMAS. Sec: etary ;'T Of the
February "a. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
DITCHING, E1CAYATING. &c.

I'HE uneersigaed stih offers his service, a, +,
cnIltehIng and Excavatiug of alt kiadsSDire;n.
Cisterns, Ponds, Cellars, &o-undertakena AZ nos
crate rates, and faithfully executed order. isf
az residence, on West Congress ST.: will receive
prompt attention. Blasting aiso done in n sat;s
factory amer, and at lowest rates
M,'ch 9, 1880. WESLEY LOWRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
HAULING

''hE undersigned would hereby give notice 10
Il tho cit'zcns of Charestown and vicinitv
itk ne prepared to do Hauling of ali kinds
VIII elIhe' wo-Horse Wagon or Cart. Prices
LeasoaasIe. and prompt attentiun given to
Me-, q ,eoo J.DANIEL HIEDWOHL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
TO STOCK RAISERs.

THE undersigned having eon.;d.,,h,.
= encs In the geldiug of stock. ofers hi, pIefe.-
,i m% ;erv'ee' - the Stock Raisers Of Jeerson
ecution of work entrusted TO him. WiIi.I.o ~.
att:ni,oa to ciseases in horses. Ai,o has patent
h.noo.eL. which be vill apply toHogs. Letters
VIII receive prompt attention. Terms reaeops bic
Feb. 10, 1871 JOHN " sCHAEFFFR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27

CITY ROTEL
cRARLEsTowN. w. IA.

THE andsrsigned would repeatedly give no.
y tice that she has assumed chatee Of The Civ
Hotel in CharleEtown. and proposes 10 Zee y tie
ssme IN style that viii render its aecemmoda-s
Virginia. The Table will be regularly sanSiied
with the best that the season and mark e viii.
afford, and Rooms kept elea and com oria hle =
The cnmmodious Hotel Sta bic " i'll alto I'd
modatiens Tor hoTscs a all times al ressoasb:e
rates, and q Hack will convey passen ere 10 .nd-
from the Baltimote Ohio 81 nd Shenan do.h VII
ley Orpots, free oil charge.
Promising to do all in my power TO give The
pnhli> hrst-elass house, i rest ectfull1 n =
sharge Of its patronage. = !.
cs.-,. MRs. mARYD. BRAGG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
HE Jefferson County
RTUG'UAL

d Hc - efEerSon County
NTUE'UAL
lire Insurance C0D2pa7zy.
0FFERs to the peop!e of Jefferson aud sur
~ roundup Counties insurance in snfe Com
peny at the Actuxl cost OF insurance. which i.
much cheaper than tho rates usually charged. and
Keeps the money at home.
Good risks from respona;ole parties are invited
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday
DIREcToRs-N g. White, Rcnry II. D,ven,ort
Edward TeaTney, Jchn w. Rider w II r. lev
10. Dan'cI HI Ill bower, VIM l.. Wilson, Eugene
Bsksr: John !" GrHnthAIn James Logic, Chas.
y. Wilson, j. I'm n Zt.Ie. Jacob S. Melvin, WIN.
d. Smith. F.. G. W. Herr 49,
N. 8. WHITE. pras5Jo,t
IL. Is. DAVEa PORT, Trsnsnrer
Executive C0mMlrrEE-N. s. WRITE WIN n
L. wilson. " 40.
q. a. ALEXANDER. sect,v Go, AGO..
- Local AeEsTs.-M ddIe wav-wm. Gilbert;
is s"Ia-yarlIiS-J Bitne'; Rarpcr's Perry
Chts' r: Trai: ShcPhe rds;own-H II. Z. Entler
o. The Secretary will he found az the Com,
rany's Office on Charles ST, Get, in rear OF the
Gd,*!eiline oil ~ 8. White, Esq.,, on Tue.,iays and
N"venhcr -. is79-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27
MIscELLANEous.
TIE OLD RELIABLE
SARVEN WHEELS.

the construction of the Saryen Wheel tho
t9ni:%wing peculiar advantages claimed:
Spokes are made of second growth hickory, mud
the Fcllees of tough young ONO Hickory. TIC
HUB IS m0rtised and tic tenon IS cut on the
the peculiar form given the shoulder Of the
spoke solid mass of wood is formed immc-
uiately around the Hub, which adds greatly to
it's strength: Malieabie iron fan ges are pressed
on tue hub BY our Seventy-t0n Hydraulic Jack,
and driven close up to the Spokes and are there
securely fastened with rivets, holding the
spokes permanently in place.
All Sarven Wheels have the spokes in contact
at the circumference of the fianres, and riyets
from hanSe to 1lenge through tho arch of The
spokes MANY 'SHODDY" wheels RI pemble the
SarVen IN this respect. that arc rs worthless as
those without the resemblance, but zone are
genuine unless as described.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-04-27

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