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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
Passenger Rates on the Southern
Pacific

San Francisco, March ia special
to the Star from Deming, dated March
14th, says: A. N. Towne, general
superintendent Of the Southern Pacific
railroad, and the general passenger and
freight agents and other subordinate
officers, respectively, Of the S. p. s.
A. T. Il s. +. roads met all at this
point to-day by appointment, to discuss
general business subjects and arrange
the details for opening a through traffic.
Passenger trains are to leave Kansas
City on the evening of the 18th and San
Francisco on the morning of the 18th,
from which dates trains will be run
hereafter. After the meeting two par
ties left respectively for the east and
west. The passengers rates agreed on
from Los Angeles to Kansas City are:
Unlimited first class S112, limited first
class $104, limited second class S7S,
limited third class $3.50. From Los
Angeles to New York. first class
S13S.50, second class S1O5, third class
S65. From San Francisco to New
York by the Southern route the same
as the Central.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

Washington, March 15.-The navy
department to-day paid 800, 900 for the
steam whaler Mary and Helen to be
sent in search Of the Jeanette. The
naval board for arranging the details of
the expedition to-day heard the express
sion Of views concerning dog sledging
and other matters bearing on artic ex-
plorations.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
THE SUPREME CouRr.


The supreme court met yesterday
morning according to adjournment, a
full bench being present.
The journal was read and approved.
Mr.. j. G. Baird presented the reso-
lutions that were adopted by the MEM
bers Of the bar on the death of the late
Judge Spaun, and moved that they be
spread upon the journal. Associate
Justice Peck responded in appropriate
remarks, and the resolutions were Or
dered to be entered OF record.
p. J. Mcnamara VS.. viii l.. Fogle-
song. Case confined for the term.
Amos Mosher VS.. The Board Of
County Commissioners of Uinta county.
Argument on the merits of the case
continued.
p. J. Mcnamara VS.. Emily L.
O'Brien. Ordered that n. ]. O'Brien
administrator of the estate of Z. ]. Nc
Namara, deceased, appear on the 18th
day of May and show cause why this case
should not stand revived in his name,
as the administrator of the estate afure-
said.
B. F. Woods (Amos Mosher, as
signee,) VS.. The Hilliard flume and
lumber company. Motion to dismiss
writ of error and transcript of record.
Argued and taken under advisement.
Amos Mosher, assignee, VS.. G. w.
Pepper, sheriff, on motion to amerce.
Motion to quash the writ of error and
cause the clerk to issue new precipe
and permit the plaintiff to withdraw
the record from the files in order that
it may be returned with the writ so
ordered to be issued. Argued and taken
under advisement.
The court then adjourned until ten
O'Clock this morning.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
DefrnudIng the t.oyernmcnt.

st. Louis, March 15.-United States
Special Agent Tyrrell arrested here to-
day Robert L. Lindsay, well known
lawyer, ON the charge of conspiracy to
defraud the government out of lands
by uttering false deeds under fraud
ulent titles. These operations appear
to have extended over long period of
years, commencing prior to 1860, and
it is estimated that from 5000, 900 to
1900, 900 acres of land in Wayne,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
Services OF the Russian Legation In
Washington.

Washington, March 10. = Fathers
Bjerring and Lapuchin, in the Russian
embassy, to-day celebrated the mass of
requiem for the car. The members of
the legation were in deep mourning,
and the mansion was heavily draped.
At the close of the service the legation
reverently kissed the crucifix. Secre-
tary of State Blaine, wife and son were
present. The diplomatic corps and
their families were fully represented.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

st. Petersburg, March 10. : The
provinces are quiet and free from ex-
citement. To-day streams of foot pas
sengers passed up and down the street
where the assassination took place and
large crowds continue in front of the
winter palace.
The funeral mass was celebrated be-
fore densely packed congregation. 1t
is asserted that IL the czar had per-
mitted himself to he drawn on in his
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

carriage after the first explosion, the
catastrophe might have been ayerted,
but it is regarded certain that more
assassins were posted in different parts
of the city. The czar never took the
same road for driving out or returning.
Only at the moment of starting did the
trusty orderly tell the eoachman which
route to take.
The second person arrested proved to
be a respectable person, terrified by the
explosion. He was quickly released.
The emperor's last words were,
SASHA, Sasha,'' diminutive for Alex
ander III.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

New York: Z. Memorth shot Emil
Pauly, fatally, then blew out his own
brain. He was almost insane, and be-
lieved that Pauly and Mrs. Memorth
held improper relations.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

Vienna, March ia dispatch says
that Princess Dolgourouke, morganatic
wife of the late czar, has left st. Pc
tersburg. and will not return.
Berlin, March l5.-The car has sent
special letters to Emperor William
assuring him of Russia's friendly feel
ing toward Germany being unchanged.
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rhe Cnhlnet sxmpallnIng.

Washington, March 15.-In to-day's
meeting there was general expression
of sympathy for the imperial family and
the Russian people in their bereave-
ment. Prompt action of the senate in
adopting appropriate resolutions was
commended, and it was decided to tele-
graph these resolutions.
Blaine telegraphed them to Minister
Foster at st. Petersburg, with the re-
quest that he transmit a copy to the
Russian minister of foreign affairs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
The Kansas River nisi.s.

st. Louis, March ia Kansas City
special says: The Kansas river is rising
rapidly and has cut away SIX acres of
valuable property on the Kansas City
side about three-quarters of a mile
above the stock exchange. One end of
the Kansas City glue factory has fallen
into the stream. The people living in
the vicinity are moving out of their
houses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

railroads terminating here. The in
corporators are Sidney Dillon, of the
U.P.;A. L. Hopkins, of the Wabash;
A. Keep, of the c. & n. W.; Hugh
Riddle, of the C. r. /. & p, and c. E.
Perkins. of the c. B. C. Q. railways.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
THE CAPITAL.
The Lock I'm the senate

Democratic Senators Preparing for
the Inevitable.
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CABLEGRAMS.

French Proposals for the Monetary
Conference.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

New York: 1t is stated that cutting
on freight rates by the trunk lines has
been stopped for the present.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16
His Successor IEHoran, of state Cran

The Funeral of the Dead Autoerat.
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torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

New York, March 15.-Joseph Hass-
field arrested on the charge of
violating q corporation ordinance in
posting bills on telegraph poles for
communist meeting to rejoice over the
death Of the czar of Russia, was ar
raigned in court to-day and fined ten
dollars.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-16

Council Bluffs, March 15.-An
article of incorporation of the Union
Elevator company, capital $500, 900, has
been filed in this city. The company is
to erect mammoth grain elevators in
Council Bluffs to meet the demands of
grain buyers and shippers on the seven
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

a Counting CRISIS HAPPILY EHDuD.-
OHe of t:e mast uG;qu" s!;acsn,eas q. tic
counting crisis Oh record occurred att Lua-
,don dinner party. He had long made love
to her and while at the table he iesrnrd
fr"m n friend sitting next to him that hi-
rival attended to pop Ike question" that,
very day W1st wss to be d"nc Eo was
some distance from her, while TIE dreaded
rival was at her side Teariac IA lcsf !.om /.
note hc"k, he wrote on it with u uencil.
will you De my wife? Write your an.
s"er. yes or 30 on the p:,er aud return it
to mo" This he sent to her ty n writer.
ssy'"", az" the lady in blue >, tho end ct
the table. BE very careful" Tie servant
Was careful ~enong!r. but The sender gurgo; IT,
give him the pencil far the lad; go rse Shp
d'd"'t have a pencil, but sf" co"liy put tic
note into her bosom and answered to the
wa't"r, 'Fell the gent.emsn. yes" with q
little betrayal of excitement ~ it she were
accepting an invitation 20 n gur.e of cIo>
quet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

The s. V. r. r. is nov prepared to sell
for use of individuals or families. books cons
tanning coupons good for 500 miles at q
cents per mils Application for tho same
should be made to Joseph W Ccxe, General
Ticket Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

THERE IS No HiPPIER NAN in Rochester tLon
pr. Wan. 81 Armstrong with crrrtcna-c.
y, "!IrSsi"gS upoH III" p~onri"for Of WaTTcT's
care Kidney and Liver Cure. It.saYcd mo-"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
q Eg

Ia made from a sim lie tropical LeHi OF Rare
Value. aud is a POSITIVE Remedy for all;he
bod -ior Torpid Liver Observation-Disclosures
Dizzin"ss. Gravel. Malaria, Rnu All difficulties OF
the K'dnevs Liver. and Urinsry Organs. For
ouring Pregnancy. ii has 90 equNl. Il restores
the Urrans that mike the birOI, aud hence il the
hest EiOcd Purifier. lila the only known rem
edy that cure Brieht.s Disease. For Diabetes,
use Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.
For Gale by Druggist "nd Gesl~rs a: S1.25 per
bottle. Largest battle in the market J,v IT.
II. II. WARNER & CO..
RCchezier. N. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

Loss OF APPETITE. Loss OF Exraov o,
ea., %ne WITH a dry backing cru-h, onT1.timcs
$50 ,%"eencFs OF the ho~cEs or main near the
roEIou Ol me heart, cured with TT, 49, ~.
Powder. % eta. is mot much ''Sete Liver
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

HEHoAcHE, NERVOUSNESS. Coa7,vExrs, o.,
era Morbus arc cured with Tbnv.rs ! ass ~ mol
Thet on'9c cost 20 cts. Sold By druggist every.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
TNE EEaT cWIiiIY eC anaRa
STEAM ENGINES.

4 "hi"r+i. ned 0Te Agents Tor tLis and the
''"- counties Tor IN" SSis Of
IFM. Il 3.fNNER & co.'s ron 6NH
SIA OfA SYEAM EHGINES.
Manufactured AT. EicLBond, Va.
TEcSe ~Eogiues are superior To any b.,.,as,.
!ntIooucr1 10 Toe pubic. having EstetaI MCw old
'"FO't9"f LmPTOe'msNfs- We cGu Es,Tc;nl Slttn.
no" =" t"s arrangement Of the Boiler and super
n""iihE Dome W HhiCh , largo aInSont ofeSirn
be~iiER EAriHCe is acquired which - nnt ut,tiIea
IN 'Hy other make Of Engine. ihUs econGna:Es1
largely IN FUEL aud ia TIME in gerersljnts
steam. we hAvc a - hIEsc-pOEer pS,tobIr Eues
CINE OF :his EHks farm ishing p0wsr az our Pi..te,
mn ana ." action" 'Feak to0deT thap Hords"1s
VIII be happy TO show ihs action aud pOfptUuti a.
superior ports. Quality " .BGtstiaf and U;OgEmsn-
sni'. rArt''s n'.dtng power for WhentqLTtIbeTs
should call snI get our descriptive cat log ue ma
price iiSt Of Portable" Engines We cor Ell ,bssa
better HDgises, and upon more favorable tsynIs
than 'hcJ can AuppIy themselves sIseu here in az
cOTntrS. IIPpITT+ & SIt
June II, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

"a StkGLE Stone from, 81 running brook slew
s;rco IN "nilatii' and Iui lions of rob, rucn
n n h;ahder. wmictl Warmers Safe Kidney
IieLl n,v.r Cure would have dissolved and car
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P al
-'.I.1FE is REAL, LIFE IS RARNEsp,.

LIFE is REAL, LIFE IS EARNEsT.'
Life isroal. life is earnost,"
To the to mauhosd grown;
he must fight the bit~teroonfiict,
Ina fshtit all alone.
BE must work to winsthe glory
That willcrown the grand success.
aHsAanst work to gain the triumph
That will 1.-Two his name to bless.
= he must strive with honest purpose,
Else his strivinGs will not win.
he must walk with eeatlc virtue,
Else he shall lie down with sin.
Rugged is the narrow pathway.
That will lead to righteous fame;
Easy is the way to follow,
Tnat Will Ond in death and shame.
Life is real. life is earnest.
And the grave is not its goal"
he must-ight in stern Ondcavor
Fer the honor Of lis s"ul.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

A PHYSICIAN OF GREAT P.;oMiI>EHCcin Tnu+v.
s,Tth IarIs[. Ne" fnrk ciGv. VIZ. unah'r TO v"n
h'ln ar. "l". icRee {. Paterson. y. J., san =
eas"d kldnevs. As u" honest man and Pre-
titl",i"r he nrcs"r'h"d a, d cured Him l., r:l:, =
Cure. ' anna ave
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

FoEGETFULEESS OF PH',PLm.- We would not.
by c!t!cing headings and ether c,.vic"x lra,;
Ynu irto reading Of he virtues possessed nv
PIercc'S C"lcb;atcd Medic n . s were il ucT II at
VIC aIe aware of tie lorre;fainoSs nf people.
ANA TINT N'nst be our excuse. dear rr:Gvr, Tar
again telling Won thai Dr. Piercs's Golden E!Tt!-
1c1I d Sc"Tcry rs w1tLout an 'qual US Il his ID
PHF:iicT. Ii cures ali ltImurS from the ccnr IN
blotc.I. pimpic, or eruption. ia I . &vrst ecrEf'
ula. fever e'r" or ulcer Dr.. PIrrce's Ps!Ie,s rrr
q pleasant but efficient catAarlIc. S"lG by Grug-
ST.. Cloud House. Chicago, H., Jan. 90. 1879.
DAar Doctor-I have hI.n, usi-r mn collo,
Medical Discovery and Pellet. for live com
p'a!Ht a'l general i"h:litt- l. IS irra.s;b.r 70
express tn" E'hiitud" I foCi. II Is Sj!nDlv yOr-
derfnl the effect your medicines i.avm IN 1nar
me. L am i'll every wIv Il tl:ouSarG vor CENT
better. l am, yours rrHtpfuif,,
/ q D.,rn.nn
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ALARGE Piano MAxUFACTrRY.- Waite Il YVES
vel Sow: u t tie AI"!:delSs"hn P.au" 1a-
Tr;:i." a lci!aDi" = Il v~2cS!.cHt irss !uurHt, II
was !!HFuir su~p- { cd by iHr o:ts. u.auuta,-
6htHrs iiIAi tiie 'i"i:an.: r0r Ii hau iact s=.r! TO
SUCH al ,2i"n! as g." warrant Ii,c makers i.
ctect!I" III" Largest piano D!IuMIacf"Iy i. In.
"Nt'" as Il CShirt'lIi:! ;::iiuT 81 vi ia" EWcCt% :,
OF | a.. lnrtrm cent ; bItsucn was ;!e ca-r, u.d
t:-t;aY t". MesiHcissuHu P!a.u ;:iruf.cto;v Y,
ct2I| St"fie> IN ;sI%it. roV-rirE $500 som, 9
tee5 OF Gruu ~. from It's location o.. nc earn
OF icht. Av'nu AID SIT s;.nSt, ovprIunk. tho
hutrHn River Hnd ;ie sFe.i.er part OF Mar. :t-
tau Island Chicago Times.
Fir large fact"ry OF thu Mpndr!Ysohn Piano
COMPANY. corner of Fsf!v-sevcnih Si.rer AID
iShiI Avenue. rs well worth u vi.it. Oi. car
mere witness b" var!ous and il trrcstiac ste ~
IN the progress of Transform ing tire TUu.n iui.;
per aud metal into hiEtiI, flushed inst uInents.
III f'e Sa'c "f these Pianos. the Company have
Undertaken to treat the pcup'c viii, factory
prices. enriavIn% n" agents. IuStrumCnis are
e9It on trial: and 4 VERY Intelligent idea OF EHt
tHnv are. and what musical people tulnk abnnt
tLein' can he obtained by sending fo- SIN IEuE-
trai i've CA alagae. With no uxue-sjvc a.cmHs
anu c2,"ml'"i"ns, ~ Company deriin" 20 eve
any discount, thinking Inc I0wnnsS Of rIsIr
Prices aud the merit of tiicir goods wiil rccclv"
q iLIcra! rrco"niticn frCi. piaur hurcrs.
1Hor''S Phillips in Home journal. July i, lS17.
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RFET' b"'ine'- nov FefoTe tie poEIjc- Yoa
- ) can make money Ga.ter a. work for
o. man at anything elss CapitaLbat rsonfred
we win 't"rt YOU S12 day end upvaTds msso
At bone by tn. indusfrjoos Msb. wom.p. los
ean giri' vAnt"d sTeTywheret 10 voTk 70, ne. Nsy,
- the tirne- You con devote your whole time %
n Io,E. "r only your spare mcfnepm N" other
pu,,n"eH WIZ Dsy You nearly a. we'll No
~iifrg 10 work cav fsfi to maI. eoo,mor. -
~ engaging atoHce Costly Outfit and t.Jm.
ire: n great ouporturity for mskinR mopry
eHs'iT snd hnHoFably. Addrrss TErE 4 60. an.
Pna'a. NHine. Jufv II Isso
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Caest Def,imeratore-
CEJ, Z. }IoN2 l. CO..

DEALEEs IN
Drugs NI&aIGC1nc@,
a ~ II ~
SCHOOL BOOKS. srATloAERY. TO Access,
CIGARS, sc,
FAKE this opportunity OF thunkirp tl.Jx -
p"tF""s or their 'I.Cst IiLcGSi ,nrf,UnIr Ss1S
''Fthe Hast ts"", bna b"pe Hy strrtattonUEn vs.
and iai' ar"iing 1" msrIra mEunpEucr 81 the Sh
sei.e. W. sci. fret Tnfs R0oIs nIv 70 ; do not col
nSn"tt'trIt or cheap so0S' Tor til. btsi. WAtraut
everything cold 10 Br Tcturre II DOT NO sENIhn
patrons
The Best euRiITY 81 s9ek3
n''7ay' but "hit. II c"np,sicI scu 81, u, L.udanun
aoI o cts syruP Tor s'ts. and Cologne Tor as on.
per plhti bus al The s"TEc ;inc, let Ua nnfsTIl ven.
mat according to the Uritcn States Pbnr s.nCsues
you can" max" LEuCsDULD for icss uiEn ~ CO. ~
tts Wholesale. A much CstaFCr IILn ia Il. nv
Y"n' goods genuine, and add h. Ir0fs, vouT.en.
~ ~aEi ~ our old AcC0uHtS retIl,d IN bV NV
~ ~ zen immediately, Hnd new ores bsuun iT,,
Nlen!Hts'E. /! EOI a"oUer. ~ III aUt a,k fo, D,.p.y
"n tns 10" "Hes UEyii alter Harvest.
ZIG X -hert la Town.
Mar@h 2 lsso GEc T. LIGHT o
~ Jan. lG. lE77. n T.
GEO. 7. LrGET$Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

COLD Great cnRnes to make money
CCkD- we need a pcrson in every tSwp
70 taEe s9hsc'if lions for the IaTgsst, chehrest ard
"eSt IiiustrS'sn family publIcRtiOn in the world.
anyone eau n8cGme a SuccssSfUi agent. Six ole
CANT ~"'Es OF ara EiTe7 free To SUbsGribeTs. Jbo
Prize - go !ow tbotAin"hI every BODY sabEcrjf.s
nne agent reports taking I2p snbserihe,s in 4 dSy.
a iedy "grnt rep"rts making over 1850 cleSr
pF"hi ~ ten dayS. Al who engage make monsv
Tact. Y'n can dcVote ali Iour lime TO the buSE.
ness or Only yonr spare time You need rot lie
away i'"m home oTeT right. You can do "a a.
gen a. othcFA Fuil dir"c. inrs md terms fr.r-
Eiesnnt spd exPen'ive Outfit Tree n you wGpt
P'"htH be work ""9d uH your address > once n,
co';' nothing II try the business. No cpsSbo a..
ensrs tHi!' TO maks greatpb~.' Addre1E GroIe1
sTISsoS 70 P"r''snd- MHIne JuIv I2'E6 "
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mItcELLAREous s.
Squire Bray's Courtship.

Squire Bray, of CasweIl, was hunting
Rrather wife, but his Boa Bob. u wild blade.
knocked him out at it. In tho eapaoiouS
hren>t pocket of the SquiTe's great cost re
posed a pint tiekler. we'll filed. that lie only
proposed using on his way back frem seeing
the widow Brown. Nov. just before he
started, Bob slipped the ticker out, and put
IN Its place a small alarm clock, carecally
wound up and sot for IL 2. Vi. The Suu,re
had set the fro out, aud was wall on with his
oVerc0at, holding the widows hand at the
door, aud putting in his sweetest lieks fer the
last. Yes. your first husband, nv dear.
was one of my best friends, aud wo.lI visit
his and my lost HaBnah's graves, won't we,
love 2"
"Ah, yes, for where was there a sweeter
w"mzn than your poor Hannah q asked the
widow.
"a very good womun sho was GOOD
enough, bat there's a living one inst rs
sweet" sad the squire. and he mns draw ng
her to him for a kiss, when, whiZz, whizz.
z zer. hizzsr>ting, whir r.r>r, ting han. !!
the clock went IF inside of him.
On. heavens!" screamed the widow
she's shootiu' so pieces! It's Haauah's OLD
pca"hy IA piayin' inside of him.
''She said she'd haunt mel She alters
told me SOL cried tho squire. running in =
sto"p for his horse, with both hands ,lssscd
on his breast, and tho clock still striking
ting. ting.
Hs rode like Old Nick was after him and
MAYER know the racket Till he lc!t far biz
ticker. aod pulled cut the little clock tha,
Bah had bought at auet;on. Tho widow
believes to this day that the old msn ia 8
waking volcano.
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@ Ee . Q e ES II -!

Amorg wh:<h are
II" AIRS. coTFEEs TEAS, STRUTS. $ c r
PROVISIONS, Bacon, Flour. Corn Steal.
Lard, sc Fan Of Az vA~rlcsics. Canned Goods OF
al Eiu"R.
C0NFGCTIONS,- Plain md FroaCh Candy.
OraUgrs nnn Lrm"Ut. PIunrE. DAres AID Figs,
FhEcv Crackers MO Cakss
ihrvs Ia store a toll ard we'll assorted Stock of
QUEENS. GLASS, o. I'M WI Low,
STONE -ad ENRTHES WAKkS.
which ! vii .iIer Mt n"ttcm arices Smoking and
TOH eco, CIGARS.
Cigaret'es. C'E"s Smvk.rs, Pipcs, &C.
! Mcn'icU au"Ve "a lew !vsHiuR departments Vi
my SusIne-n In ait bCEurkes 81 ImLOTt-C, ponuIs.
nc. StSPi" and Fancy GroctTIes. ] aim To buy
Carefully aoG to 70 rTpT~ETEiH'y EouGe ihnreVsry
one dealing Win Ihe viii have rgRScE 70 tie pieas.a
"Ed rSti=f"d. aud those THo nave not favored ne
with "A Ca II ARE CO,ds!iN invited 10 do 50 n nd ex
anime m. goods. Promising in all cascS cuur-
te"ue treatments. | SIN alwNys willing to sh"~
foods aud give prices. All Oriera will receive
prompt ard careful a;t. II tian. Gocds de!i~cred
20 c"rpOfnt:u0 liEIi . Ir," ~ charge by a reliable
Porter
COUNTRY PRODUCE raken in .~zohapge
fnC Coda iie>pcCI.u -.
lure lisa. r w. NITCHEI.L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

4 Old D0CToE'5 AI.VIcE.-IJ WIS thjs-
ritdstIa God and keep yGur towels uuc!.'
Far This par use iaAny an cd ducI"r ifa$ as
Tjs"ti ti: .a"i:Ha!iy cpSiiVe /" take El..t.-
"""t-fOr Il" aft.r r~iNeI1v au rI C: u;:iiy over
comes thu" condition, and tat wilunut iHeG dr.
It:rs :iEt' :ripiaS " lci' ;'Ecr Enedirinn. ca:se.
1t Is q rad cal caro- f0r Dil : D-it'f fail 10 u.C
It 7rGnsiat,dG on, thk NtHn Terk., ZIhsnC.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

e EErs-@ WANTED ~ tbs Rs,t ans FasSsL.
rs &@.I = Fci,-T t'ci1r'L H.0kN aEi ptslrs. Frisrs
Ga Fs2ee-;@: .er 6. E4t"za: !si's Co., FAu-ls@ha. IA
E5HEES q N" are trel5l.i with LEaso-rhDa
tS:Sa :" : o. ~ tFiuor AibpS CT Whl",i should Es-4 fer
Pref Nan r. rar,r hi.t u1u.- stSd
" Iiates9 slN!rE =esrf!I l'nH ~ LPs ErDyd,, AID a.anI s= Is ~
Ehtshon- I"s TaarIEl,t il VR'L.L'r T. az LAZY /. On.
s"i Hn.. Eaaai5 EIEAsg3 o., ST. LcaiS. ia,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

V1RSISiiEs! Both Furniture and Drying
' Vsrnisi sold cheap bv
GEO. I. LIG BIT j. CO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

r. "AUQGAKIEkS q STOVES We are
, I No receiving a full Stock of Pnrlor. Dining
ehTa'ed 'Star' Cook stoves. Anv E,ovc M, !.
eiock WI be furnished on short notice. We ,ut
up eVeTs stove We seil ant guarantee sati=f.cri,n
,S% DUKE Z
fNuiDkN sun FIRE PLACE DOUBLE
hEAIER, im0r"vet for I~SC for sale by
DUKE = GALLAIER. Agents
100 LiEnC'Ss Stove pipe and Eih6vs. All
sizes. Sheer Zinc. Zi-r stove Roarda Tor
Co,,. DIXIE Z GNLL8HER
~ S''L9 Jote and Sis"l Fodder Yarn. for sale
oF DUKE. GAILAHER.
USAGE ar"Sau=Txe G r;naers-
"So combined stuGcr RUH Lar Pr"as, 'rr Fale
Do DUKE & SAILAHER
f!oAL HOBS. ShoveI',-Fire Dors, shoveIs and
Tone. for sale by
oct 20 1850. DUKE * GALEAHER.
tSF received a lot of Fresh Crackera-M urb-
y roam. Alphabet, Soda and Water. and will
eI~a7s be kept nn hand.
October ., 1850. GUSTAV RewN.
TORN taken in exchange for Goods at msrket
~ price. }. SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01

"Ah, yes, for where vas there a sweeter
weman than your poor Hannah % asked the