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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-08
KimbaII Mansion,

NEW HIGH ST.. LOS ANGELES, Cal.
n%SPACIOUSP ARLORS, Zine Suites,
and Large Single Sunny Rooms, contain
ing all modern conveniences. sHg
.HRTHE TABLE supplied with the best
the market affords.
fe22tf Mrs. M. II. KINDA Ii, Prop. :,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-08
GussseAa's pistol.

WASHINGTON, July Tt turns
out that the pistol used by Cult
teau was cheap, common weapon,
q self-cocker. AS II was 30 easy to
shoot many times, the wonder is
that he did not fire more shots.
The pistol was bought from
O'Meara on the 9Th OF June for ten
dollars.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-08

bly, have been expected up to the
present time and our hopes of his
ultimate recovery are strengthened
by the events of the last two days.
[Signed. D. W. BLISS,
]. X. BARNES,
]. ]. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Oeaksing's Vote Deoseaslag.
ALBANY, July 7th.-The second
ballot showed loss of two for
Oonkling since yesterday, his vote
being 80.
Fana Proposed for mss. aasn sud.
NEW YORK, July 7th.-The
Chamber of Commerce propose to
raise $3.50, 900 to be invested In
United states bonds and deposited
with the United States Trust Com
pany, the income to be paid to
Mrs. Garfield during her life and at
her death to 60 equally to her chill
dren, In appreciation OF the noble
character OF the President.
Subscriptions 20 she mrs. 0sraeld
NEW YORK, July 7th.-Jay
Gould, 8. B. Chittenden, G. p.
Huntington, Sidney Dillon, James
Drexel, Morgan & Co. and Cyrus
w. Field each subscribed $1,000 for
Mrs. Garfield's fund. A large
number subscribed $1,000. Sub
scriptfons may be sent to the
Ohambe Of Commerce.
Sensational Rames Csnssaasessss
CHICAGO, July 7th, or. None
paper bulletined asensational story
to-day, which may get TO Califor-
mia, that jaundids has appeared 70
csmpIioa6e the Fceeident's CASE and
preete eonsteEna{iep auepg his|
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
DIED.

Ia HaeerstownsM Md. May1o. 1881. Mrs. GEO.
Dr.J v. Summons of this place. and Or. r. w.
simmons, of Hagersteua.
AZ the residence of his parents. in this place.
ness, which he endured with Christian fosti.
tnds. IN the tgii assursnse of . blissful fmmel
tality, JOHN JOSEPH Kahn. aged no years.
sm"nths and ~ days.second and beloved sen OF
Maurice and Mary Kahn. He was a young man,
At home he was the joy and delight OF his On.
rents. sisters and brothers. His frisnds ware
maay. AL who knew him loved him. May he
Iest IN psnce,. Amen
Fsravell dearest brother, thou hast left ne,
Never can thy place be filed
aeYssegain that voice can greet us.
which with Joyous bosoms thrilled. Z.
At Kearneysyille. on Saturday. April Sotb,
1881, DANIEL. son of DR.. D. ". and Clara Dor.
der, aged about 4meuths.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
For the En- suing Season.
EVERY MA CINE GUARANTEED
TO FULFILL TIE TERMS OF
TIE WARRANTY.

In Offering the above Machines to the Farm.
ers of Jefferson and Clarke counties. we wish 70
say that last season the demand for them was
SO great that the Manufacturer were not able
to I'LL orders, aud we only succeeded in seeur-
ing six for our trade. These six machines how
ever, We sold to gentlemen of large experience
In the use of agricultural machinery in Jefer-
son, Clarke and Warren eoupties. It will be
seen below by letters from these gentlemen
that every machine gave entire satisfaction,
performing in every case oil that was claimed
for them and moro.
We will send by mail to every farmer in JEFF.
ferson county a Circular fully descriptive Of
this justly celebrated machine.
Prices and terms stated upon application
Send order carly as only n limitsd pumser will
be ordered. Respectfully.
LIPPITT & CO.,
Charlestown, ". Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

BY q bare majority of one vote Staniey
Matthew'S has;at last been confirmed by the,
Senate as a judge Of the United States su.
pfepe Court
Al thu meeting of the officers Of the VOL
nntssf infantry companies at Woodstock.
Va. Monday Weck, tho second Virginia
regiment was organized by the election of
the following officers: WIN. L. Bumesrd,
nor, Of staunton, colonel; o. b. Roller. Of
harrisonburg, Northumberland; J.. w,
Magruder, of Woodstock, major; a.. 81.
Downing, adiutnnt.
Charles Baker, of Winchester, irmpea
rom . train on the Ghes. 4 o. r. r. last
Friday night wcot. aud vas killed. Il ia
STATED that he was partially asleep, and while
In this condition overheard some one make
. remark about q collision, whsreupon he
hastily arose AID ran to the platform. from
which he at once 'leaped. The car vas pass.
ing over q bridge at the time, and ho was
dashed to the ground below and killed.
Senator Mahone's State convention OF
rag>tag, ob-tail aud speekled regulators
will be held at Eichmond, Va, on the 81
OF June, to nominate candidates for Cover.
nor aud other State officers. 1t 10 now GER
tain that the best element of the Republican
party will refuse to accept the heresy of re-.
pudiasion, and 9 straight Republican ticket
will be put in the FIELD.
Philadelphia Times, Independent.
1t will add another surprise to the many
that have astonished Senator Malone when
no learns tina. the Readjusters of Meckleu,
burg county, Virginia, have refused I, in
dorse his course. This county has been re-
gardsd one OF the most pronounced in Vir:
gina IN favor OF readjustment, many Demo>
Gratis as we'll as Republicans fayoriu9 that
tr atmsn of the debt question. A. n recent
meeting of the Readjusters, however, a reso,
LUTON offered as ad lit,onll to tn g, ,repor
by the committee. strongly indorsing Ma
hone, wac voted down by a large msjority.
Thus the props appear to be dropping away,
one after another. from tho renegade Vir,
ginia Senator. Doubtless lie will yet repent
his rash sc:s in sackoloth and ashes.
GBah. Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

County IrEMs--From the Shepherds
lava Rs9istsr NO copy the following items:
Our paper mill il again TO be resumed
Mr. Phelps, the purchaser, is here. and will
take special charge. Mr. George r. Yonts
Is foreman and Sir. George VI. Boswell On.
Some thief or thieves entered our smoke.
house on Saturday night last, by xrenohine
the lock, and robbed US of twelve pieces Of
bacon aud soma sausage.
[Who ever, before, heard eff an editor
having twelve pieces of bacon at one ,iDs!1
Mr. r; s: 81. HOfmsn Secretary Of sbsp
herd and Potomac District, jointly, sold at
public sale, on Saturday last, the brick
swelling attached to the old jail, to Mr.. G.
Z. Licklider for $500. Mr.. L. viii remoya
Il to his lot at the west end of town. The
stable was purchased by Mr. Geo. T. Stone
sitter fer s25.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

We received a pleasant visit, a few dav,
ago. from Dir. Giles Devier, the WORTHY id.
itor of the Rockingham Register. We ara
pleased to learn that a new dress is coptem.
plated for the Register, and wish it renewed
success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
Lagrange. Warren County. Va.

Lagrange. Warren County. Va,
April S, 1851.
Inquiries how the W. A.. Wood Binder that /
purchased of You last harvest worked, would
from IL to Is acres per day. with easy draneht.
ahere were several of our best farmers in my
Morf the same day. All agreed that the w. "A.
anS a. Iwlns Binder was the easiest draught.
others: making a full bundle Without tLe use -,
freddie wasa complete success over the eth
sts.Its durability was rested to my entire salts
taeG''n. Respectfully YOURS,
b. G. A2HRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

We return thanks to Alex. Y. Lee, editor
ct the VALLEY Farmer, Stanton, Va. for ,
copy OF the May number of his interesting
paper, containing an able contribution from
hon A H. Il Stuart, on the Shenandoah
yalsy haliroad, also illustrations of the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

Hon. George Cotton hes assumed editorial
charge of the Baltimore Gazette. and III,
paper appears in q bright, new dress. 7. :.
conducted With ability, aud is eons,.ut,v b.-
coming more and aore popular with III.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
harle,tovn Ami, q. ,os,

hessrs. Lippitt Sc Co.,
Gentlemen: purchased o large size wood.s
wine Binder from yon last harvest, and in "a.
PLY to yonr inquiry will say that it gave me en-
Ere satisinetion in every way. ! think i cut
from IL TO 20 acres per dRv with it in be.yv
wheat, on rolling lands. 1t 10 simple, Weif.
made, ight draft for fou' horses. had partiau.
bound with the Irvine binder, at time Of stscks
ing. ! found them tightly bound and of even
ment-ons of the greatest labor sayinn PIE p,e.
mending II, JOHN RuRNS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

At q meeting of tho uolored resdj listers of
fredericksburg, Va, Wednesday evening,
the course of Senator Malone was warmly
ludorsed. One of the speakers, Andrew
Wiiliam', said he wanted the law SO fixed
that the colored man should have the right
to sit on juries. hold Office and marry white
Yemen sentiment which was loudly ap>
plaaded.-Rauo. Sun.
We suppose all the readjus.er newspaper.
OF Virginia endorse the above sentimental
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE mercantile firm of aUGREs & LOCKE
was dissolved. by mutual consent. Nav LAT.
1881. and The business of the late srm viii hs
se'e"1ts1 conducted by messrs b Hughes &
prompt settlement. SO that cur business nav Is
closed up at once. ""' -
DIS.
JOHN W. LOCKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

T.s undersigned will continue the Merc.nt,I.
and respectfully invite the p.tronae. If +bc
public promising fair price. ard fair de-. lin &: to
All; D. S..HUGHES & CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

The State Temperance Convention will be
hold at Whesiing, commencing June 18th,
1881, at 81 O'Clock, P. u. All Temperance
Lodges, Orders and organizations of WHAT
ever name, in this State,as we'll rs Churches,
Sabbath Schools. communities and neighbour
hoods, are urged to send representatives. to
this Convention. Free entertainment will
DO furnished TO delegates by the people Of
Wheeling, and delegates are requested to
ssad in their names to g. H. Marshall, No.
81 18th ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
Iron as a n edioica,

Mhat q prominent medical man says: :
me preparations of Iron which are termedin
far the most Important of all toniosN In fact.
there is no tonic. other mineral or Vegetables.
Besides the local tonic effect that Iron ia
bound to produce. and the general corroborant
Possesses, it exercises n re.iorafivs m n.pca M ~
we state nj the blood by increasing the number
OF rs eoioring particles and tho amount of the
Blood. and Is TO be considered as a nece,sity in
The effects of Iron are best seen in eo,J;tior.
OF the system in which there 10 a relative want
Its use the blood becomes richer tie d ces,;ve
organs are promoted, the pulse becnmes fuiler
the the iip"n s gsa, e he Skin sro assumes 2 healthy tint.
eeTature OF the body is Increased, and tho INNS.
euIar strength greatly in vigorated
The red corpuscles of the blood. which ara in.
creased by the rss of Iron, act az garners of
0 = q Tn,en they take mp t'on, the inspired
dsd that Iron taken up in the blood corpusoies
soavssts Oxygen into Ozone, . much mors
eiGe.eo a. the greatest destroyer of malariul
The disease, in which Iron is especially SER
Yieeaoie are those which come from want OF
aud tons in the nerves.snck as Weakness @ss' fa:.
setiyity, Depression. Loss of Appetite. Dsspe p-
sia. Indigestion. Nou ra. ga. Hysteria, etc
Among ths ailments for which Iron is a rems-
Tor IL may be. and Is generally due to d.Seieney
In blood. II is also one of the best remedies in
rstentIon or excess of Urine, SeMIual Weakness
ana All diseases dependent upon anv d eb,lity Of
the system. Indeed. Their. are but fev dis
eases which are not ameliorsted or cured by
the Iron remedies. The trou BILE has aIvays
been with our chemists here and in Enrone 10
combine thls wonderful hcalrh restorer. Iron.
into q medicine tlat vas pleasant TO take and
tnas did not discol"r the enamel of the teeth,
which IL SO sensitive to all mineral prspara.
tions. All the valuable componeuts OF iTon ar,
contained in Iron Bitters-a valuable house,
held medicine that does not contain the mneb
dreaded alcohol of other touics or bitt.rs. ia
pleasant aud agreeable to the taste, will not
dlscoior the teeth like other iron preparations.
and will. from the frat dose, ommenc TO- i'm.
PROVE the general health.
DruEgists Heard Trom.-"we know tho
sstne OF malt, hope, calisaya and iron com posing
Our lady customer highly praise them"
"PhJsicians prencribs them in this town.
"Ihe largest bottle and best medic!ee.n
'Best blood purifier on our shelves"
"0ur best people take sshialt Bittsrs."
"snre cure for chiils and liver diseases"
A FISH GLuT.-Tbe run of fsh the rsst
week has been something very unusual. Not
tor the pas. twenty years at least has there
been 80 many herring taken. Several mil.
lions have been turned out from the seines
at the several shores and floats in this l~oosli-
ty for want of time, room and facilities to
take care of them. Messrs. Osmond l. Co.
have, after bringing them ashore from their
floats, given away 100 900. The run of
shad has also been good, and they are very
6ne and large.
Q,,~ = d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

John Hess, Esq, our ef6elsn. County
Superintendent eff Public Schools. furnishes
"a the following summary of the Enuusr.,
ton of youth, between 6 and 81 years of
pSe, in this county in 1881:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
Elni.s,on. Near Berryvilie. Va.

t1ie Na.s
April. 1881.
W. l.: Woods Irvine Binder, and think IL the
t,n farm a1 imnisment ever saw. Both the cut
draft was SO light l used only one team for the
whole harvest. Tested IL in down wheat side
by side with q sweep Rake Machine. It took
up the down wheat as clean as the Rake M
Chine. and bound it stronger and better than I
ever saw It done by hand All the wheat cut
was pound II sheaves. so there was practically
NO raking. This item alone will. I am satisfied
mere than pay for the Irvine used in binding.
crop of wheat with a Binder and the worrv .nS
ecst of 4 crowd of harvest hands be disnsnsed
With. The Wood Binder is strong and ca.iiv
managed. aud the admiration of all who have
seen It work. Now that I have once used it, I
wonla as soon think of seeding without q drill
as HARVESTING without a Wood Binder.
yours, etc., C.E LIPPITT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
THE q. s. SENATE

Enc dead lock In the United Stasos h,n
hssn broken, aud chat body has commenced
the work for which j. was called together.
The Republicans found chat il vas impossi.
ME q, secure the election Of new Senate on.
cara. for which they have struggled so long,
aud gave up the asht. The Washington
correspondent Of che oiaaipnsti Eaquirsr.
rsfsts to Senator Dayis' recent speech az
foiloRsf
"Senato, Davis. Of wost Virginia. rarsly
spsaks in the Senate unless he has sonetkip9
10 say. He is not given to beating the thin
air to hear his own Voice. but when he asks
the attention of the Senate he is instructive
and not q bora: To-day he made . short
speech to explain in . business like uay the
debt OF his State, which had been u%nius,ly
commented upon BY Senator Sherman and
the aHfaf hahono. This he did in sueh a
logieafand convincing way that Il, had ers,.
Weight. He said that the dsbt ouss,ian IN
Msss Virginia had never been made 4 M.
ltticai one. and he regretted that the Re,
publican Senator'S should make sta,ements
rejecting upon the action Of the Democrats
OF that State on the qasstios. Little or
nothing had been done looking to the ad.
3us.msnt of the debt question betueen Wiz.
ginia aud West Virginia until 1871. To tho
easiy part of that year the Legislature Of
West Virginia had, upon his motion, agreed
TO- reaolution for the appointments Of . com.
mission 70 treat upon tina. subject. These
eotnmisaieners had proceeded to Riehmond.
but had net With nobody with whom to
treat. Since that time nothing had been
done to the best of his knowledge, BY either
State. officially. With reference to the vsxed
dobt question. In 1871 Virginia had passed
what was known a. the "Funding Bill"
which had arbitrarily set aside two. thirds Of
the debt TO- the old State aud one third to
the new State. The Governors Of Vireini.
had uniformly, since the passage of that act:
held that they had no power to answer the
sslls of West Virginia for . settlement of
Abe debt question. The commissioners an.
pointed BY the State Of West Vireini. had
reported, the following facts: That nine.
tsnths of: the Improvements for which the
debt had been created had been located
within the State of Virgins; that Virginia
contained Al. 600 square niles, West Wiz.
ginia but 10000; that at the time of the
separation the counties poR embraced in the
State of Virginia contained q population of
1,l22, 600, and the counties now embraced
in the State Of West Virgins, s74, 600; that
the taxable property in Virgins had amount.
ed to $4,000, 900; in West Virginia to bu,
S641,0O0 less than ons.sixth. In vi.w of
there facts. could il. be esntended that West
Virginia was responsible for ene.third the
debit"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
Baltimore. Cash
DRY GOODS HOUSE!
A Money-saving Institution ]
o6sr. tie 60osoi"g Rare bargains!

CuORT lengths standard B,eo.bsd cotton
FROM 5 to so yds. Sc, SC, Sc. Short Lengths
Fruit # the t%oln" cottnn, from 5 to so ydr.
1nc. Zoe, Zoe. Sd Pili"w-CaSe Cotton. cxceiIsut
9aa!ltY. in suitable lengths. 1910. i2lc. best
Prints, IN 10 yd patterns. warrant, d rot 10 Jade.
Be &C. DC; SIMPSONS Best Mourning Prints. 60.
&c, &c. Handsome Vard-wide Percal, Sc. &c, Sc.
worth l2i do. Mourning Pereal, ioc. Zoe, Zoe.
Tho finest mnuutnctured, actual worth, I5s
Remn"nts "hItc Piqu., ! to 10 yds, go, Gle. O!.,
Tetaus eyorrwhere at los. Lace Stripe Nnfnsook,
beautiful patterns. lUc. 10c. Toe. Large Rssnrt.
India Linen, etc.. etc. Madras Ginehams In
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
ii D .

A. she Lutheran Church, in shepherd.toup.
on iGeEday morning last. the 10Th inst. by
rev - Bowman. Of the Reformed Cbsreh,
aaTrr ~: SCEoPPERT and Miss VIR.
II. psek-all Of shspnsrastevn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
m.,.,, Berryville; Fsbruar, %. 1881.

messrs: AS Lippitt & Co..:
Gentlemen:-ll: lave your letter asking how
l Ike the Wood Binder. ! think il Is the host
MACHINE ever gotten ont for the farmer. and
will save him more trouble in his house than
any ether. aud will save him more money If he
takes care of it. Ihad no trouble with mine at
al, no break to stop ono more than fifteen min.
ntes. Though my wheat was badly beaten dow
by a hailstorm. it took 81 mp clean. 1t hardly
paid to horse,raks after it. Not one sheaf came
open. It stacks better than hand-bouud grain.
All the sheaves being tho same size and no hesds
in the butts. Yours, -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
BUSINESS CHANCE.

TIE Drug firm of Merchant s Mitchell -as
dIssolveE. by mutual son.ent, May lst, 1881.
The Drug Business will be continued in all it's
hranche..a a: the old stand, BY the undersigned.
Shn hopss,b r prompt Rpd careful attenti-n 20
bi>i7e's, Hnd taie dealing to merit the patronage
OF former customers and the public gepernIly
May II, 1881. RIB. MITCHRJI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
Western Maryland r, r,

WESTERN Maryland r. r.
Taxing Effect Sunday, May is. 1881.
(Baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HAGERSTowN,
Daily except Sunday,
o.lo a. M. Through Psssenger-arrive at Hal.
tiinore 10. 40 A. III.
DO A. d.. For Way esboro and intermediate
points.
l.2o r. M. Maii-arriying at Baltimore sos
p M O
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOwN.
lib a. M. From Waynesboro and intermediate
points.
IL 80 p. Nd. m%sil-leavins Baltimore at s 20
$40 p. NJ. Through Pa.senger-Ieavinr BALI.
more 4. 0O p. NJ.
I'M; HooD: General Manager.
b; a. RisWo Genr Ticket Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
Total, 1881
Is 1880
Gain
2S5

Gain 2s5
The largest increase is in Charlestoun
D%istriot, whore there is = gain of 90 white
aad 139 cslored children.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17

SPECIAL attention given to Tin Roofing. Spout.
~ ing and Repairing.
May II, 1881. DUH & GALLAHEg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS at 8 Q, worth 1871
lac. IS
All til" newest shades and styles IN Latest Nov
elites, up to S co per ward Will guarantees 1,
save YOU 25 per cent. in Black aud Colored
Silks. Satin dc Lyons. Satin. IN plain and krv-
ead"d effects. eh'aPr than .Un bJor. knoun.
Cheapest Black Cashmere and AL
pacas in the United States.
All Woel Blaeh cashmere ST.. twosld be cheap
&sSsn G ls:p.s.i2: q; 60 g g g g g 81 s1s9
English Cashmere in Black. aud Col,rs from
I2tc to 4oS. a MAGNIFICENT dHable-widfb Cash
mere at SO -S3c-a Special Bargain. dou't for
got to write for n sample of this.
Aloh Plaids. for trimmings and oyerdrossss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
R. b. Mitchell,
DIR

No. 604 MAIN STREET.
take pleasure to inform my friends that !
Il have opened a Drug Store in the ,non
opposite the Parsonage ofthe n E. Church son,h
Where l Will keep a we'll and largo assorted
Stock OF Goods, among which are
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER
PUFFS AND PERFUMERIEs.
co dBS and beet qua Iity of
hair BRUSHES.
o BRUSHES, and
v BRUSHES.
A iull and well selected Stock OF
will be kept in stock.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Cigarettes ana Cigarette Papers, &C.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully com pounded h, : .,
experienced hand and delivered wilnin the corna.
'ation iin,its free of charge. Call and exsmfse
my Stock end you will find my goods are f.esb
ano pare / Rn n fol to those rbo h.,.
favored me with a call since nave be.n go
eno 1 hope by Offering none but ,,ura aoc rood
orugs AZ low prices. ibst I may gain nv ss.re
OF the 'uhlic cstroGIse The aoiesa we s,p.eInL
y Invited to cali and examine my Stock of F..cv
May II, 1851. r. {. MITCHELL.
IRON o PLows. Single and Double.
S6o POUNDS Steel sHovEis and snu
y Tongues, just received and for tals by
DUKE q
"ATER COOLERS. all sizes, just received
W and Tor sale by DUKE L GlLLAHER.
"HITE WASH BR UsHEs. Brooms. Tin var.
w Woedeawsre and Oil Stoves. for sale BY
DUKE 4 GALLAHER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-17
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TAKE notice that on THURSDAY. May 18Th
Court OF Jefferson County. West VifeInia, Tor
autnoE1ty 70 sue for recover and receive All
money or personal property which NAV baIoro
70 my wards Maggie K. Holer, Little j. IoIer.
SennIe ~; AoIsr and James Z. Molsr, Jr.. IN liz
state OF West Virginia. and also for autLarity
70 remove the same to the State If Maryian9
70 winch 1 was appointed and qualified a. snei;
o""iuiah' JAMES E. AOLER
Mo-, 100, Guardian.