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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-28
MEMORANDA.

By Telegraph TO the MORNING Retos-
TYBEE, February %, $50 m-Passed up,
steamships City Of Columbus, Norman Mon
arch, bark Blomidon, unknown Spanish brig,
schrs B w Morse, Melissa Trask, G G Schultz.
Passed out, steamships Juniata, City of Ma
con, barks Yduna, Arvio, and Esra.
Arrived for orders, ship Alexandrovna (Br),
barks Sendermanden (NOr), Woye Nor.
At anchor, waiting, ship Lille Soullard (Br),
barks Grant (Br). Lyngoer (NOr), Sea Breeze
Norl, Betty Ger, Onni (Nor), Excelsior Nor,
hos (Nor).
Wind calm; clear.
TYBEE February q, 7.3O m-Passed up,
ship Lille Soullard (Br), barks Onni (Nor) Ex-
celsior (Nor).
Passed out. steamships Scio (Br), Mayo (Br),
bark Peebleshire OBI, schrs & L Bryan, Har-
berson Hickman.
Arrived for orders, bark Premier (Nor).
At anchor, waiting. ship Alexandrovna (Br).
banks Sendermanden (Nor). Woye (Nor), Hos
(Norl, Betty Ger, Sea Breeze Nor, Lyngoer
(No-), Grant (Br)
Wind S, II miles; clear.
New York, February 26-Arrived, Claudius,
RhYnland, Oder, Sorrento. War Burnett.
Arrived out, City Of Brussels, Malaga, For
mica William Foss.
Home ward, Hampton Court, Savannah;
Ocean, Charleston; Elene, Wilmington
Later-Arrived, W A Scholter, City of San
Antonio, Seagull, Gate City, Delevan.
Arrived out, Buenos Ayres, Cornwall de
Ruyter, Astrea, Plod.
Homeward, Raangeline, Bull River; VIM
Wright, Doboy.
New York. February 2-Arrived, steamers
Australia, Frsgmore. Denmark, City OF Ches-
ter, Titania, City Of Liverpool.
Arrived out, steamer France.
Halifax, February 26-Arfived 18th, steamer
Ayton, New Orleans, for coal.
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SHIPPING AT THE PORT OF DARrEN.

Dariep. February 25-Arrived 23d, banks Sailor
Prince Br), Spillans Cork; Nordstjernen (Nor)
Anderson, Calais. FIR.
Arrived cath. ship Ragnar Br), McGregor,
New York; bark Ober Burgermeister Won Win
ter GER, Scheibe, Troon, Scot; schr Maud
Briggs. Bryant, Curacao. WI
Arrived 25th, barks PaSsaronaug (Sw) Fores-
tromson, Bristol, Eng; Agatha (Nor), Hansen,
Liverpool.
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sAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS. |
SAVANNAH February %. 1851, p. \. J
Corrox.-The market opened at 10 a m. quiet
The sales were !, $50 bales. The market closed
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DEPARTED SATURDAY.
SAILED SATUl

Steamer Florida. Fitzgerald, Florida-W F
Barry.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. February Sd. 1881.
ON and after SUNDAY, January 30th. 1881.
" passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches WIN run ss
follows:
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BIZ MnA.

Boston, February 23-Cleared, bark Lorinda
Borstell, Borstell, Savannah.
Baltimore, February 23-Cleared, schr Thos
j Martin, Savannah.
Galveston, February 17-Cleared, schr w A
lowering, Smith, Pensacola.
New London. February 22-Sailed, schr Mary
A Trainer, Savannah.
New York, February 22-Cleared schr Ray
mon de Ajuria Magee with guano, Savannah.
Arrived 23d, schr Eta NJ Barter, Wiley, Fer
nandina.
Dungeness. February 21-off. bark Lovetand
(NOr), BaStrOp, Savannah.
Genoa, February 1S-Sailed, barks Creola
Utah. Ansaldo. Pensacola; Nellie T Guest (Br);
Messenger, Tybee.
Sutton Bridge. February 2i-Arrived, bark
John MaSterman (Brl Gibson, Pensacola.
Liverpool, February 11-Arrived, Althea,
Woxholdt, Savannah.
New York. February 23-Arrived, schrs Look
out, Cherry, Savannah; Ida Lawrence, Young,
Savannah.
Havana, February l6-SaiIed, schr ] D Rob-
inson, Glover, Pensacola.
Matanzas, February 13-Arrived, schr NJ B
Wood, Haley, Pensacola.
Sagua, February 12-Arrived, brig ID Chap
man, Owens, Apalachicola.
Liverpool, February 12-Arrived, Magdala,
Williams. Savannah
Valencia, January 29-Arrived, Tomasita,
Sevilla, Brunswick.
London, February CARVED Johannes Foss,
Christensen, Savannah.
Liverpool, February 1O-The Aline, from
Darien, lost her main and mizzenmasts on the
voyage during gale.
Philadelphia, February 20-Arrived, schr
Emma Rommell, Sloan. Fernandina.
Liverpool, February 4-Cleared, Kortenaur
Datema, DoboY.
Loading, Neptune Tobiassen, Savannah.
Liverpool, February 10-Up. ship Freedom
Laurence, Savannah.
New York, February 25-Cleared, schr Jessie.
Boston, February 24-sailed, bark L Borstell,
Savannah.
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Commission MerfItattts.

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

News reached this place. by tele-
graph, last Saturday afternoon, Of an
attempted assassination of President
Garfield by one Gittaue or Dotty.
The president was in the act of board
ing an outgoing train at the depot Of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, at
Washington, when the would-be as
sassin fired two shots at him from a
" bulldog" revolver. Secretary
Blaine. who was accompanying the
president, rushed in the direction
from whence the shots came, to arrest
the man, but seeing the president fall
he returned to him and found that he
had been shot in the arm and kidney.
Dotty was arrested and placed in con-
6nement, while the president was re-
moved to the White House, and from
lst reports We were lead 70 believe that
le will recover.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY 1reue Of IN execution Issued out a the clerk
once Of the county court 0 Gunnson county und state
OF Colorado, and to me dirsctsd, whereby am COM
manded to make the amount Of certain judxmeu,
recently Obtained against G. Sargent and John Nc.
Cosmick, for the PRINCIPAL sum of foar hundred and
hfyhve and nine onehundredths dollars aud for the
further sum Of seventy and eeventyone one hun
dredths dollars costs with nters in favor Of Francis
Hartwell, out Of the lands, tenemcnts. gods and
chattles Of the said G. E. Sargent and John
have levied on the following property, to-wit: One
undivided one fourth interest Of in and to the Little
Eliza lode mining claim, situated and being in Peeler
basln In the Ruby mining district in the county Of
GunnisOn aud state of Colorado as the property Of the
said G. E. Sargent Of the aid defendants also ON
one undivided One-Sixth interest Of in and to the
Eclipse lode mining claim situated and being in the
Ruby mining district in the county Of Gunnison aud
state Of Colorado and taken the property Of the said
G. Sargent one Of said deienda also on one un-
divided onefourth interest Of in and to the Golden
knight lode mining claim, situated and being in tfe
kuby mining district in the county Of Gunnison and
state OF Colorado, and taken the property Of G. E.
sargent of the said defendants: also on three GER.
tain pieces parcels Of land situated and being in the
town of Irwin, in the county Of Gunnson and state
Colorado and described according to the recorded plat
Of said town, as follows towit The western one-thirl
Of lot No in block No TO- being % feet front and 100
feet Deep and situated Ninth street also lot No in
block No 90 being &C feet wide by LOO feet deep also
lot No. IA in block No. H. being 66 feet wide by 100
feet deep said last foregoing three lots
of land being taken as the property Of the said John
Mccormick Of said defendants All of said proper
ty having been attached at the suit Of the said Francis
Hartwe, and now being in the custody and Possession
of the Sheriff Of said GunnisOn county, by virtue of
such attachment. Therefore, according to such COM
mand shall expose for sale at public auction all the
right, title and interest Of the above named G. E.
Sargent and John Mccormick in and to the above de-
scribed property, on
Saturday, the goth Day of July, 1881,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the door of the court
house. in Gunnison, in said county and state.
Dated at Gunnison this 9th day Of June, 1881
GEORGE YULE, Sheriff Of Gunnison county
By J. E. CLARK, Deputy Sheriff.
A. J. Miller, Plaintiffs Attorney
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07
/UZ FOURTH.

.
"This is the day We celebrate. "
And to commence with the beginning
the ball was opened at midnight on
Sunday night by the steam whistles at
the different mines and mills opening
up with continuous shrill, which be-
came monotonous to those of us who
had entered Morpheus keeping. The
boys that were on the night watch
around town at this hour, having be-
come thoroughly warmed up by imbib-
ing pretty freely Of the antediluvian
fire water that some of our wet goods
dealers ''keep behind the bar" an
swered the whistles by opening up a
fusilade with their repeaters, and for
awhile one would have thought that
it was a second Gettysburg attack.
However, we managed to rest easy
the balance of the night and arose on
the morning of the fourth to find our
streets we'll filled with people bent on
having a holiday.
After breakfast the crowds began to
wend their way towards the lake where
a platform had. been erected for the
festivities. Prof. Murray's band was
in attendance and some dancing was
INDUCED in. About eleven o'clock
the heavens became inky black with
threatening rain clouds, frightening
most of the ladies home. After dinner
the weather being more promising a
great many started for the base ball
ground, which was on the opposite
side of the lake from the platform,
where game was to be played be-
tween the Athletics, of Irwin and the
Red Stockings, of Ruby. That being
the center of attraction we repaired
to the scene of action, and it was a
beautiful sight on approaching the
grounds to see about five hundred peo-
pie watching the game with great in
terest, while Murray's band played
national airs. The game was called
at two O'Clock with d. Sinclair, Um-
pire, and O. G. Shultz, Scorer. The
following is the result of the eight
innings, rain preventing them playing
any more:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

On Tuesday morning Larry Bren-
nan, Jas. ]. Jennings, P. II. Murphy
and Jack Adams broke out of the
Gunnison Jail and escaped. Adams
was captured at Parlin's ranch by
Deputy Sheriff Mccormick. 1t will
be remembered that Larry Brennan
was incarcerated last fall for the muir
der of man here by the name of
Cicero Virgil while in drunken row.
This is his second attempt to escape
and up to going to press we have not
learned of their capture. Jennings
killed man last fall, and has been
out all winter on bail, failing to ap-
pear at this term of court he was again
arrested. He is out now without bail.
The county will have to devise some
other plan for keeping prisoners for
their Jail has always been failure.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

As will be seen the Red Stockings
got away with the 1rwinites pretty
badly. The game closed with three
cheers for the victors, after which the
throng repaired to the dancing stand,
and notwithstanding a severe rain
came on,the people fingered thinking
that it would abate, but finding that
it grew worse everybody thought best
to 60 home.
Suffice it to say that there was not
the slightest disturbance of any kind
during the day or evening, nor an ar
rest made. A more harmonious
celebration could not have been
INDUCED in, and taking all things into
consideration we have about as quiet,
and orderly class of people here as
you will find in any mining camp.
The celebration concluded with a
ball at the Windsor House, and al
though the attendance of ladies, owing
to the rain, was not so numerous as it
might haye been, the party proved
a very enjoyable affair in every re
spect. The music furnished by Messrs.
NJ. D. Murray, ]. l.. Farwell, Lewis
B. Help and A. Roody, was excel
lent, and c. NJ. kirkpatrick managed
the dancing with his usual skill.
Everybody danced even the Duke
OF Switzerland, who honored the ball
with his quiet, unassuming presence.
The supper furnished by the pro-
prietors, Messrs. Ayres & Browning,
was the finest ever gotten up for any
entertainment IN Irwin, and certainly
reffects great credit upon their enter
prise. The decoration OF the tables
was done in style which for taste and
elegance could not have been excelled
anywhere in the state. Some of the
dishes were quite original. That egg
on lemon fairly took the reporters
breath away, but the delicious ice
cream restored him completely.
The guests were perfectly delighted
with the entertainment and praises oi
the proprietors resounded on every
side. The ball ended about 1880
O'Clock.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07
TRANSFERS

FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 27,
AND ENDING July 2, 1881.
James E. Finley to Theo. French,
Il of Hancock and 4 of Miss Carrie
lod:s.
Henry Rebhun to Heep and laugh
enbaugh, Is Little Carrie lode.
E. V. Hippach to Gates Kenburg,
E Is of lot IS in block 16, Irwin.
G. Kersburg to Benz. Kersburg, E.
1-3 lot Is in block 16, Irwin.
Chas. Eskela to D. A. Irvine and
W. P. Jerome, 1 3 Annie L tunnel
site.
A. B. Mcintyre to G. H. Clegg,
1-2o Of Young America and Palmetto
lodes.
VIM. P. Rose to Samuel P. Spencer,
1-2 Of Sc Is oflot ? in block 10 &c. -,
Irwin.
Chas. Kerner to L. Heidersdorf ct
al, all interest in Mountain Baby lode.
John Mccormick to Coppinger &
Metzler, lot 9 in block IA, Irwin.
H. B. Corwin to Aaron Helms 1-4o
Of Slate River placer claim and 2-5 N.
a. feet lot block IA.
H. B. Corwin to Aaron Helms,
S-45 of Lady Gay, AIS Mountain
Bear, 4-15 Cherokee, 4-35 l. o. lodes
and others.
Elisha A. Buck by his attorney to
w. F. Fanow, ct al, various lots in
Ruby.
Henry Brown TO Andrew c. Snyder,
Il of Silver King lode.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1881.
Latest from Washington
Special to the Elk MOUNTAIN PILOT.

hrecta 10 the ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 9TH.
President Garfield steadily lmprov-
ing. The President slept we'll last
night, and said this morning that he
felt stronger than he had since Satur-
day. The physicians say Garheld's
condition is more favorable than ever.
They think he will undoubtedly get
we'll in time, but will be sometime un-
til he can be able to get around. Mrs.
Garfield isgaining strength every day.
She looks very much better in the last
day or two. Guitteau has received
several letters from parties in town
denying him as an assassin and muir
derer, but none in a friendly tone.
Guitteau has not spoken word since
he has been in prison. He seems to
be crazy indeed. The jailor says he
has not ate anything ami seems to be
brooding over some great trouble, he
don't notice any one as they enter his
cell, but keeps mumbIing over some
thing that no one can understand. He
takes fits and will for hours walk
around his cell, and when any one
says anything to him he will stop and
sit down.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

Who says we haven't got poet
BY referring to the first page Of this
issue will be found a very beautiful
little poem written by gentleman in
camp, who evidently spends the most
Of his time in the mountains hunting
for the precious" from the line OF
thought he has pursued in this poem.
Such contributions are always welcome
to our table ,and we are always glad to
have our friends gives US any informa-
tion about mining matters that we may
happen to overlook.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

As will be seen by this issue we
again afford our readers an opportu-
nifty to keep posted on the real @tate
and mining transfers of this district
by publishing the same every week.
We undertook it last winter but by
some little misunderstanding at the
fountain head they chopped on us.
Through the kindness of Miss Lizzie
Schooley, Of the recorders office, we
are again permitted to give our readers
this valuable information weekly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

We want one thousand more sub
scribers to the PILOT. There is no
reason in the world why every miner
and business man in the country should
not. be a subscriber to this paper.
Remember your appreciation OF the
paper by your subscription gives us
encouragement. While we have done
everything we could in the past to pro-
mote the interest and further the pros
perity Of the Ruby mining district,
our zeal in the future will be untlring
and we will go to almost any extreme,
in a legitimate way, to assist our peo-
pie in their undertakings. Now we
want your assistance. Everyday there
are new developments made that con-
firm our belief that we have one of
the richest, if not the richest camp in
the country. All you have got to do
is to hold on. Grin and bare, and
we will prove it to the world in a
short time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07
it again soor

Charles Guitteau, the would-bc as
sassin Of President Garfield, was for
merly from Chicago, where he under
took to practice law. He has beer
trying to get consulship at Mar
seilles, and is looked upon by eastern
papers as being fanatic. If that BE-
true we think it is time that such
fanatics should be taken care of.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

We have no daily mail service yet.
Why IS it? Whose fault IS it? We
dislike to be eternally kicking and
finding fault, but when we do not get
our rights respected we propose to
kick as long as we can. Now they
say it is the postmaster fault in Gun
nison, who will not make up our mail
only three times a week. We under
stand that Senator Hill has been doing
all he can in our behalf.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

Once more we are compelled to an
nounce the removal of the telegraph
Office from Harding's store to the
Windsor Hotel, where it should be,
but We suggest that they put 1t on
wheels for fear they will want to move
it again soon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07
THE EXPLAN4 7ION.

From observations of the trans.
verse positions of the comets tail fol
morning and evening it was the opin-
ion of the Tribune, which was sus.
tanned by Associated Press dispatches
from various points, that there must be
fzsv comets. "-Deu9<v Z,71uuf, Inn
18th.
The Denver Tribune y and some other paper
Report one comet as If 'twere two,
Because they have not learned the capeu
These random visitors will sometimes do.
Some comets whirl in tracks mysterious,
And some to ccme back wholly fail;
While most are in their conduct serious,
This jolly comet wags its tail.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

There are said to be 800, 900 cclol
ed Baptists in the United States.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

Business is growing better. In fact
this camp is just receiving her summer
boom.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

What has become of the fines
collected by the police magistrate
from the various offenders against the
city9
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

Hundreds of acres Of timber are de
stroyed daily, By fire, at preaent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-07-07

Senotor N. P. Hin IS expected N
camp in . few days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-26
RESCUED FROM pEATu

William J. Coughiin, of somerville, Mass,
says: In the fall of 1876 1 was taken with bleed
ing of the lungs followed by sewers cough, 1
my bed. In 1877 I was admitted to the HospitsI
The doctors said ! had ahoIe in my lung as big
as a haiti dollar. AT one time a report went
around thstI was dead. gave up hope, but a
friend told me of DIR, WV. HAI1's BALs1M ron
TIE Luses. ! got a bottle. when to my surprise,
better than for three years past Iwrite this,
hoping every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs,
viii take DR.. Wa. HALL's BAtsAM. and be con-
WINGED that Consumption can be cured can
positively say it has done more good than all
the other medicines l have taken since my sick
mess. APPLY.
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Photographs,
DARNELL L. FOLTZ -

A NN9UNCE to the people of Charlestown
N. and vicinity, that they have opened n
rooney, wei: lighted and comfortable Gallery,
on Main street, n few doors east of the post
Office. A large experience. together with a new
and improved set of Instruments, enable US to
guarantee satisfaction. Please call aud eS-
anime 0ur wOrk-you will find it interesting.
We exhibit none but our OVID. Will remain for
a few weeks only.
Anril & 1SS1-tf
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D

ETABLE AIM that will remove TAw, FRECKLES,
PiMPLES aud BLorcHEs. leaving the skin soft,
Ing luxuriant growth of hair on q. bald head or
smooth face. Address, inclosing Sc. stamp, Ben.
Yandelf 3 Co.. s Beekman ST., Wy. ianah 6m.
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DR.. Tomlinson7s
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER OF Charles LIBERTY STREETS,
9EhaFleStOwR.

Geo. Fl. Hagley has received an immense
stock of New Goods fer the Spring trade,
and is now prepared to serve the public with
the very latest styles in Boots, Shoes, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Notions, Gents
furnishing Goods, Umbrellas, Satohels, 60.
Prices to suit the times, and bargains guar
anteed. Tobacco and Cigars always on
hand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-26

A cordial invitation is extended to the
Ladies to attend our Annual Sprirg Milli>
merry Opening of French Pattern Bonnets
and Hats. Our Millinery Department has
been ren'odeicd and is now one of the best
in the Valley, is strictly private and separate
from other business. At the same time We
will display in our store a mammoth and
beautiful line of Dress Goods, also MANY
Notions Of American and Partisan manufac,
turc. Our Opening will last three days
Saturday, April 30th, and May I'd and Sd.
Respectfully, j. GOLDSMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-26
COAL AND SALT.

HAVE now ON hand aud for sale.
so Tons BalImsre Teim Rhis Asa Nut
so Tons Lykens' Valley Red As1 Nat Coal;
40 Tons Baltimore. Vein White AM Store
Coal;
Is Tons Bahimsre Vein Whit. Ash Egg
COal;
100 Tons Georges CSeeA rouey Coal;
100 Tons Fine Coal. for burning Lime or
Backsmithing, and 100 Sacks liverpool
Fine and G.. A. Sail.
JAMES MoGRAw,
Feb. l, lSSl. Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
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A GENTs wANTED.-Big Pay. Light
address,, III. l.. BYRN, 40 Nassau st., Nsw York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-26

HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, CosrlvEsEss or Chol-
era Morbus are cured with Thayers Liver Powder,
and only cost 25 cts. Sold by druggist every
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-26
M0orcfeH Examiner.

We learn that at the special session of our
County Court on Friday of last week very
few Magistrates, who wore elected last Fall,
came forward and qualified, from the fact
that many refused to give the required bond
and security, in the sum of 50, 500. This
will lesses the Magistrates very materially in
our county ShpAerdstomm Register.
1.-THE above statement does not very well
agree with a statement copied into the same
issue of the Register, from the Spirit, shows
ing that cleGen out of fourteen magistrates
gave bond in this county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-26

The King of Prussia was slightly aston>
ished on visiting a needle factory not long
since. While there a workman asked for a
hair from the royal heal. 1t was readily
given. and, with q smile, he placed it at
once under tho boring machine, turned a
hole in it with the greatest care, furnished
it with a thread, and then handed the sim
gular needle to the astonished King. So, by
visiting H. A. Burton's Jewelry Store, he
will show you anything in his line; such as
Ladies' Sets, Misses Sets, Is k Plaia Gold
Rings, American Watches, Swiss Watches,
Black Walnut Clocks aud Lever Clocks. He
repairs Watches when others fail. Give
him a call with your work. His prices
are lower than elsewhere. His Sign
Watch with Spectaclcs under it with
Eyes, and Black Face Watch.
At a meeting of the Directors of the JEFF
ferson county Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, held in Charlcstown on Tuesday last,
N. s. White was reelected President, II.
d. Davenport Treasurer. and r. A. Aloxan-
der Secretary aud General Agent. Sheriff
John S. Moore was elected a Director to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Mr.. Jno.
W. McCurdy. The Executive Committee,
which meets every Friday, consists of
Messrs. N. s. White, VIM. l.. Wilson, W.
Fl. T. Lewis, Eugene Baker, John W. RI
der and Col. r. p. Chew.