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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

dallas Planter and Farmer. I

A worse enemy of the planter
than the caterpillar, the boll worm,
rust, rot, fly. drouth, and everything
else ever known TO inflict an Injury
upon the cotton crop Of Aiuerica
has sprung ~. Ii is the gambler
IN futures. The crop is so vast and
the necessities Of the world Nd great
aud varied for il, the cunning ira!
drrs found it impossible to form
rings and corners Ia the ordinary
way IA npOn stocks, grain and meat.
They reflect shadows upon it's pres
ent and coming North in another
way and 10y a different plan. It
goes by the name of "Fatures.'
This word il, in the first place, con.
demned by Holy Writ which says
il in not known to man what day
may bring forth. and therefore be-
who risks his money upon coming
events ia n born gambler.
For q long time the headquarters
Of these gamblers were in New York,
bnt from that city il has spread
throughout the country, until every
city of any Importance now has its
"call board" But New York still
gives the key to all the rest. The
others net npon what they do or
are going to- do there. And hence
New York bleetls them ut will.
The manipulaiors Of the game there
put the prices up aud down at will,
inst in the direction the most money
lies. Last year it Hc~ced Dallas,
Fort Worth, Sherman, Dennison
aud other towns out of several hun.
,lreti thousaml dollars. 1t ID DOW
going for them again.
TheSe operations are not In the
ren'Otest respect Influenced by the
amount of the crop. We 6nd to-
day the crop but half Of last year
and yet the. price 10 10 greater. By
the Law Of demand ausl supply cot
ION rnght now be worth 1t ieSst 70
cents Instead Of 10 which Il il tsseA.
ing. 'gllsa
II congress Woeld do she ponoeug
y real Eervier u vessd adeeA -
uues To s1srrniuaee sasRhiolb9
caterpillar asA era1 Aspene tDoe(
III N. 0sies they Anyp po11wt1n
! nissioa 10 ~ es,a go -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
GIVING AND LIVING.

Forever the sun il pouring it, gold
On u bundled worlds that beg aud bor-
ruw;
II = waim h he squandrrs on submits cold,
His wealth. Oh the homes Of want aud
NorIow,
To withhold his larg-ss of precious light
Is to bury himself III eternal night.
To- give
l. To live.
The flower shines not for itself Mt all.
Its " ns thu ] 3 il Tree d tiu
OF h,arlI ~ Il lilm il H. pI,uIgal.
Aud II lives in the light IL freely loses,
No choice f,r thu rose bur gl"iy cor ,,~InI,
To cXhale ur smother, to wIther or bloom
To deny
j. to die.
The seas lend sil,rry rays to the land,
The land its zap hire streams to the
ocean:
TIL. heart ands blood to the brain If CON-
manh,
The brain To the heart ito lightning mo-
tlnn;
Aud over and over We yield our breath,
Till the mirror is dry aud images death.
To live
Is Ia give.
H. il dead whuse hand il not oren wide
To help the need "f human brother;
H. d"u'lrs the length "f his lifelong ride
Who gives his fortm ate place To unoth
~;
And n rhonsand million lives are his
Who carries the world in his symPathies.
To deny
Isto DIRE.
Boston Transcript.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
Terms Of Advertising:

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

lourini's counsel, "Ryan is o biga-
inist.n
40" said the Judge, "tbat alters
the caS. entirely. Jastum ct tenaoem
propOsiti rirum.7
This ia collateral evidence" re.
s,,ond-d Ryan's counsel. "Tam.
bourini is II Judgment debtor. What
standing can he have in court!
Besides he is u litigious person, and
il defendant in the case OF Sam
Young, Wah Lee ct al. ~. Tam
bonfini. in the matter Of the Mnl
herr, Street Empire Laundry
"Can you prove III" asked the
Judge.
"Your Honor, it is matter OF
record
Then l don't zee that Tambouri.
nj has any case against Ryan,
There WAS n brief consultation be-
tween Tamlnuiini and his counsel.
The latter, rising, said:
"The case, your Honor, tnrns up.
on whether the laundry il incorpor-
a,-d. In Magmn vs. Agar, Burke,
Ito 8, Ra,iclifi's Reports, il WAS
held that the articles of incorI,Ora
ton arr nrcessar, to the suit.
"Rrl,ing an the decision Of Wal
Ter, in MrGlannahan vs.. McGlab
lrrty. 1881, under the statute o
frauds, according To the net Of 1869
entitled: An Act to pre- empt homo
steaIs and reclaim waste lands,
We rest Onr cxs."
The Judge wrote on visiting
card: "Will be with You directly,
and handed it down from the bench
He then rendered this decisions:
"R,an il to l~ released pending
the framing Of n new complaint, til,
present one being defective. Tau
lourini is sent TO ihe House Of Drtpn
ton till the case ia called up again
in the August term. Ryan is Z,
hold the peanuts. The Court stand'
adjourned"
"A cold day for Abbatucci," mur
INJURED Mr. Dnlrymple, sadly, IA III
lett the halls of Justice and got int
u boltailed car.-Edrnest Harrier
in Puck.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19

farmer can succeed In prOducinG
milk and early vegetables ON light
land better than he can on heavy,
il he keeps his cows in the winter
principally OF corn fodder and corn
meal. and in the summer, on green
fodder crops, cut and fed TO them
at the barn.
In purchasing q farm, II II always
well to look it over carefully, to sec
what noxious weeds there are, ana
estimate the expense Of destrOyinR
them. 1.-THE moving land in filed
with milkweed, Canada thistle and
dock root, and the pastures over
run with hnckleberry bushes, wild
rose bushes and btiars, the land
should I've purchased at ~ many
dollars less per acre asii would cost
to kill out these pests Of the farm.
To do this, would cost more than
good clear land can he bought In
many farming towns; therefore as Q
rnlp, n farm ovprrun With undeaira-
bile plants, that are difficult TO de.
stroy. is Of no real valne, except IN
the vicinity Of manufacturing towns
where land is valuable. In purchas-
ing farms, the expense Of retaining
it is not considered "a much a. it
ought 10 I've; because farm can be
bought for n few dollars less, it IL
purchased without considering that
il will cost \ lifetime of labor to de-
stroy the undesirable plants, or that
if the same amount of labor reQuir-
I'd to destroy them be expended in
growing crops of value on q farm
free from nOxious plants, The crop
could be sold for money enough 10
purchase n good farm.!, What 10
true Of nOxious weeds. ia true Of any
other obst rnciions; like large Qusn.
titles OF loose rocks or large s,umps.
Another important thing to look
after in purchasing a farm ID tho
fences. While come farms have ex.
pensive fpuces around them in good
condition, others are surrounded
with fences that never cost much,
and ARE in such dilapidated contii-
iion that there mnst be large ont.
lay before the crops are made safe,
or before any cnttle can be turned
out.
Nothing. excer, healthy locs:
! iion, ia Of more importance than Q
large SIMPLY Of good water. Int rs
good health cannot bp secured with.
out good water, the two might have
l~~u very properly considered TO-.
gpthpr. GUsl water is not only
necessary for the inmates OF the
dwelling house, but for all the AMI.
mails kept on the farm; the health
Of one depends as much OH good
water as the other.
Never bny n farm without consid :
ering it's location, the character of
the soil, the condition OF the land
the quality and the quantity Of va:
ter, and the condition and valne. of
the fences. Never pay the money,
and accept the deed until the title
has been examined and found to, he
good.-MassachHsetts Plonghmdn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
G. II. ROGERS,
House. Sign, Carriage and
Bl,yy Painter,
Paper-Hanger and Glazier,
HOMER. LA.

T SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF THE
people Of HON r aud vicinity. Forevi-
iences Of nv proficiency, | refer to the mn
Insrous pers,ns for whom l have worked
10 Claiborne parish.
Terms reasonable, and work nromntly
II Zee nted. G. II. ROGERS.
tpril g 1879 32;v
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-19
The Selection Of a Farm.

The yOung man who has decided
To follow the occupation of farmer,
aud starts out To bny n farm, upon
which his lite labor is to In, rxl~ntl.
rd, ia too often guided IN his selrc.
ton by tritling circumstances rath
rr than we'll maIured judgement.
Easy terms at pay ment. location
near particular friends, or low price,
often induce one 10 purchase u farm
that without one, or all of these in
ducrmcnts would he rejected At
once. While these may all he yer,
desirable there are many other
things that far out weigh them in
impoi tanre.
The first, and what We consider
Of the MOST Importance, il a healthy
locatiOn. A farm may have every
other desirable feature, hut if il IL
in an unhealthy location il should
l~ rejected without II moments hes.
itation. 1t may he said that this
would W. n very Gificnlr question to
decide; in sOme casps il might, but
there are many situations, that n
very little attention to the subject
| would convince any one would not
In u suitable place to live in; fon
example. "A basin surrounded by
elevated land, where all the fogs
set liz in; or n narrow valley between
two large meadows, where there liz
4 constant passage OF damp air
from one meadow 10 another, 81
not pure; all such locations, it re-.
Quirrs but little Thought on the sab
iert 10 convince one, would not bp
healthy. II il important that the
part where the buildings are loca.
ted shonl,l he slightly elevated
alnvt the surroundings, with n soil
that in sandy, or gravelly. that the
air may be pure, and the water pas,
IA freely.
The next important features ART
the character Of the soil aud cOndi
tion 0f the land. In cundsi,lrriag
these points there are many thing'
to take iutO consideration. First
the crn,@ that il is desired To grow
Second. the financial condition al
the buyer. Thrill, his physical aud
intellectual condition. II hay and
fruits arr 10 liz the principal crops
then heavy, sir,'ng land should IL
selected. II the buyer has plent,
Of money he will generally do l~sl
Ia buy hand that has i'een improved
mud il in u gWsl state Of cultivation
Int il his means l~ limited, and hin
ph, steal and intellectual power,
large, he may buy cheap, unimprov
I'd land, aud depend OH his labo
10 make il productive.
II n farm il wanted for the prOduc
tion Of milk and early vegetables
and the means to purchase with h
limited. then tarm with
J soil warm, sandy loan wonld sn
J swer the Inrios~; the first cpst o
such land il low. and for lndial
corn and early vegetables il is n
! better than strong, heavy land; !
: may IN sai,i, that il would not IL
~ g,sNl for hay. and past ur~ f0r I'll
cowS Int experiences has tAueh
. thar, With limited &e$ss, = yConI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
STEAM ENGINES.

= nrIshboring counties Tor the sale Of
y e 1dTEEn & cos sNn
S|IAILONAhY STEAM EHGLNES. 1
Maauiaetuted at Riehmosd, Va.
Tbsse Engines are superior 10 any he,etosv,s
iStrodnced 10 the public, having sevt,,i ne,o Ind
fmpottsnt h~9Hroetnsnls, We esH esnssisI a4t..-
t'Sa to the aI1apgemssi Of the Boiler aud sapsr-
heating 1uI'AcE 10 acquired witch is NOT utl5sea
~ any other ID F 1ike OF Egsies thus ocononfizjng
iaagety w FUEL and IN TIME in generating
giae OF his make furnishing power al our Pisster
NM sn9 ss actions speak lo1der tkan wofds"gs
wiz ne HAPPY u SHOW lis action Ard point outita
superior paris, Quality # MGtefiat ord N'ogsmsn.
sstp, Parties nsrdthg power for vheLtT hTssbsr.
snYnid eau ana get DOR descriptive; catnI log ue and
price list of Portable Engines. we can ssil tssna
better EHgtHes, and upon more favorable t.rn-
than they can supply themseIVes Elsewhere h a..
country. IIPpITT \ nn y
June IT, 1873. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

EAsTLAKE Cause.-The Shenandoah y nj
ley Railroad has recently purchased six
Esstlnke cars and four Of Thorn have already
bssn received. They passed through, the
tosn Friday, and will be kept in tbs sheds
NJ shepherdstown until the road is entirely
completed 80 Waynesboro.
These ears are the hardsomest ever seen
in Hagerstown, and there are none hand
,omer made except some sleeping and par
lour ears. They are probably a little less
than the usual size, and will seat about ffty
passengers. The eeats are very comfortable
aud are upholstered with red plush. There
is a rim Of maple around the backs and the
arm rests arc of the same wood. The win
dows are very large, have double blinds aud
bread sills. Under each seat, at the side of
the car. there is a hot air register. Tho door
has a large plate glass. Tho inside of the
ears ia of polished oak and maple, with an
inlaid cherry moulding along above the win
esws. The coiiiug is lofty aud is rUamen
ted with aFabcsque designs. The leaps arc
SIX 10 number. and will light the eprs bril-
iiantiy at night. enabling passengers to read
with comfort. At one end of the ear there
lsa dressing room provided with a merb!e
washstand, a la!ge mirror, brush and comb,
&c. The exteriors are painted the same
color with tho other passenger cars en- the
line.-Hage' Sto,cn Nail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
O. H . CE H r.


Among which are
SUGARS, coFFEEs. TEAS, sTRUPs, g ICES
PRovlsIoNs,-RscoD, Flour, Corr MssI.
Lard, Sc. F'sa of al varieties, Canned Goods of
all kinda.
Coa FECTIoNs,-P!a Plain and French Candy,
Oranges and Lemun1, PruEeg, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackets and Cakes.
Ihsve in store a full aud we'll. assorted Stock of
QUEENS, GLASS;, WILLOW,
stone and E3R3HES WARES,
which ] viii Offer st bottem prices. Smoking and
CHEWING TUBNCCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. CignI smokers, PiFss. &C.
mention shove a few leading departments of
my business in All branches of fmkortsd. Dones-
tic. staple snd Fancy Groceries,. ] aim to buy
carefully. and SO 80 Feprrse"ttny goods thstevery
one dealing With iue wilIhaver reason to be plcsscd
and satisfied. aad ihNae who hAve not favored me
with a call are cordially invited to do so md ex.
anime my gcoda. Promising in all csEes cour-
teo"s tTeatment, ] am sl-Rys ~i!Iirg TO chow
Goods and give prices. All orders will receive
prompt and careful a:ten tion. Goods delivered
in corporation htaits :rte OF charge by a reliable
Pnrtcr.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. Respectfully,
June s, 1850. r. ".
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
q G 0

ia made from a SlInnle Tropical Loaf of Rare
Value, and is a POSITIVE Remedy for all The
diseases that CO uee pains in tho lower part of the
body-tor Torpid Liver Observation-Disclosures
Dizziness, Gra.el, MaIaria, and all difficulties OF
the Kidncys, Liver. and Urinary Organs. For
duriag Pregnancy. it has go equal. Il restores
tho organs that MAKE tho blood, and hence 10 the
hest Blood Purifier. Ills the only known rem
cdy that cures I; lights Disease. For Diabetes,
upe Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.
For sale By Druggists and Dealers at 81 rs per
bottle. Largc.t bottle in Tho market Trv il.
II. Fl. Err &. CO..
Rochester, N. z.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
REFERRED ARTICLES.
When the President of che country, i.

When the President of the country, in
his Inaugural address, says=
s.The responsibility for the existence ef
slavery did not rest upon the South alone.
The nation itself is responsible for the ex,en-
sIon of the suffrage, and is under the special
eelgatIons to aid in removing the ilIiteraey
which 1t has added to tho voting population.
Our people are determined to leave behind
them all those bitter controversies, concerns
ing thiogs which have been irrevocably set.
tied, aud the further discussion of which
can only stir up strife aud delay the onward
march. Let all our people, leaving behind
them the battiefclds of dead issues, move
forward, and in.the strength OF liberty and
the restored union, win the grander vieto>
ries of peace"
the list New York Regiment, which Ind
jus. fred a volley over thu Confederate dead
at New Orleans, steps forward from the
ranks and says:
tln the Pantheon Of American patriotism
and honor the future shall set Grant and
Lee and jackson and Sherman, while the
ssatovy t~hEeng-hcroic as Sidney, chival>
rio as Bayard-who died on the one side for
tho nation, on the other for the lost -cauee.
shall open their lips of dust and sing the
angelic ovorturo-'Glory be to God in the
highest, on earth peace, good will toward
mani As a forstoken of that time VIC salute
these graves; oscr tho ohssm of blood we
extend the hand of national fraternity. and
lock palms with our brothers OF the South
in ctesoal friendship"
We say when the country hos reached the
period when such sentiments, uttered by
suah men and under such circumstances are
sSplauded in the North aud gratefully ap>
precisted in the South, The era of perfect
reconciliation aud of the complete r~estora-
ton of amicabls relations between the re.
ssnt!y estranged sections of the country will
not be long delayed if the few remaining TO-
mentors of strife and %stirreis up'of discord
b let severely alone By the government.
Alexandria Gazette,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

TYE bave ON hard = fresh HOUND
w TOP and .ROSENDALE CENFNT 1LII
We offer Tow for Csah. TIppfTsr .H
Mach 9, lss0.
TO gao per day At home. sample. v5r,b
sPg 90 free. Address a. BSLLETT q 20. Port
March 8, lssl-1y
1 March !. J:sainLEr SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

Town TALK-ihat-H..A. Burton sells at
his Jewe!ry Store, Watches, Clocks and
JswelEy lower than any mon in tho State of
West Virginia, and Repairs Watches, Clocks
end Jewelry when others fail to do SO he
never says it can't DO done, but goes ahead
aud does the work for you. Speotaclos by
the thonssnd, to suit everybody Bird Seed,
plain or mixed, 10 cents per ID real Sicily,
not Imitation of it raised in this country,
which is not so good. Sign-Watch and
spectac'es. with Eyes in them, and Black,
face Watch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

GOLD. G:se. chance to n.Es money
to tshs sobseEiPtions for the largest, chespsst and
E%1nnoStao family publication in the worIo.
onyone can Decome a successful aRent. Sig el,-
CANT works Of art given free 20 rubvoTibeT,. NJ.
price IL 20 low th~stalmSst everybody ssbser;bss'
a i. gent .se0r., .aLing 100 rnbrerfbsts u day.
proht in ten days. All who engage make mensy
.ast: 1on can devote all your time TO the busE.
peso, or only your spare time. You need moi be
ssny irom home oyer night You can do 81 as
EeIIns othcro Fuil directors and terms free
E!egant end expensive Outfit free, Hyou vsst
paNn'aois worE se7d us your nddyess AZ once. il
cohte nothing 20 try the business. No one who en-
geges iSi!' to make greatray. Addreps GfoscE
sI.esos g 20. Portland. @sine: July 1880 y.
REST OusIu-ss row tefOre Ibe public. You
800 can make money fsster al wofk for
: tnan AZ anything elss. Capital not reaufred-
we will start you. SI2 a day and upwards made
u ! 9eple ~ the indu'trious. Men, women, bnye
ara girls wanted ever where TO WORK for us. Now
;s the time. You can devote your whole time To
me YORK or only Your spare moments. No other
ou,,nsss will pay You nearly az we'll. No one
wiling 10 work can fail TO make enoTnous nav
nT engaging Etonce. Costly Outfit ard terms
free: A great opportBnfty for making money
easily and bororsbly. Address TnrE & Co. l1e
eneta. metoe. Juiy-13, Ise0-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

George Fl. Hagley is making largo prepa-
ratious for Spring trade, and has placed or
sers direct to manufacturers for a large
stock of goods, some of which he is receiving
now. Always keeps an immense stock of
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Fur
nishing Goods, Trunks, Sstchels, Umbrel-
las, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
II ECBAEIcAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
JAMES ". BUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution OF his
" nvocation as Carpenter and Builder, and will
take orderG,for work and execute the Same prompt
~ and satisfactorily. His ex experience is auch that
he can guarantee perfect workmanship, ard his
prices will compare fayoIably with the nost
reasonable. Those desiring to build ohould give
him q call.
April %, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
T. w. Mitchell.

7 TAXI pleasure TO Inform my ftierds and tho
i public in general that ] have opened a 6 rocery
in the corner room of the Market. Rouse, whore
you will find for your inspection = full line OF
alta pie and fancy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

AXE advantage of the great clearing out
sale at Goldsmith's for the next thirty days.
Never before has a new and desirable stock
OF goods been offered at suck a reduction in
prices. See his advertisement in another
oolqmn' and be astoDishod at low prices for
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

The Jefferson County
MUTUAL
TIRE Insurance Co01pa71y,
RFFERs to the people of Jefferson anu sur
" roundin~ Coun ties insurancs in n safe Con-
psny at the actual cost of Insurance, which is
much cheaper than the rates usually charged, and
Keeps the money at home.
Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
DIREGTons-N.s White, sepry Z. Davenport,
Edvard I'carney, John W. Rider. w. H. T. Lew.
is, DAME Htncbower, VIM. l.. Wilson, Eugene
Baker. John w. McCurdy. James Logic, Chas.
P.-Wilson, Jchn II. little, Jacob s. NJ eiyin, f.. G.
w. Herr, 8. +. White.
NJ. 8 WHITE, President
II. ID. DAVENPORT, IRE asurer
E1scuT'ys. coANIrrEE-N.s s. White. VIM. Fl.
+. Lewis, Eugene Baker. VIM. l.. wilson, W
HicCurdy, John W Rider.
r. A. ALEXANDER, sect'y & Gen AGENT
Local ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gilbert.
KeaInaysvlIle-J C. Bi.no.; ~fisrper's Ferry,
Chas. y; Trail: shePherdstowa-R. G. Ep,ler.
o. The Secretary will be fourd at 10. Corn
every Tuesday aed Friday.
May !. lSS0-odnl 2. 79-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

The s; v: R. r. is now prepared to sell
for use of individuals OF families. books con-
tanning coupons good for 500 miles ut 81
cents psr mile Application for the sauna
should be made to Joseph W Coxo, General
Ticket Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
WINCHESTER " VIo1NIrI-From ths

WINCHESTER n VIC1NIT1-From the
Ners we clip the following:
Dir. Jas. B. Russell has purchased tho
herrJmsn farm, situated nesr Winchester,
aad known as Spring HILL" for sl2, 800.
The Baltimore and Cincinnati railrend are
grading on the line Of the road, four miles
west of Winchester on land purchased from
Dir Isaac Wigciuten. They bave eight men
employed. The charter required the cons
pany to begin work by the 9Th of March,
1881.
From tho Times:
The Odd Fellows Fair realized upwards of
three hundred dollars net.
All tho bill boards and walls usually de-
voted to circus advertising have been en-
gsged for next month, by telegraph, for the
great Baruum aud London Show.
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BITCHING, EXCAYATING, &c.

THE usdeTsigred stff efTsrs bis services a.
Z competent workman in the above IfneE
D:tehfng add RIcayEtiBK Of al kiDds-Dfgefne
CiSterps, Ponds. Cellars. &e-pndcrtakea AZ mod.
crate rates, and faithfully exfeuted OrS.,ai.n
at residence. on West CougTegs ST., will r.e.ivs
prompt attention. BIastfrg also done Ia a satis-
factory manner, and atIowest rates
DIarch 9. 1850. wEsLEY Iowpy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22

Loss or APPETITE. LOSS OF EwEuGy. some,;no,
attended With a dry backlog cough, sometimes
region of the heart, cured with TbaYsrs. : IN
Powder. 25 cts, 10 not much, "