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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-22
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


INpcClW leltgIdln w li' DiHps'NH'l
LYNCHBURG, VA, February 21.-The fire
which occurred in Liberty this evening
originated in the kitchen Of o. z. Bell, stu
ated near the courthouse building. II
burned in an easterly direction. consuming
the store and Westinghouse OF o. p. Bell,
the dwellings OF +. O. Hoffman. proprietor
Of the Bedford Star; James :. Kascy, Mrs.
Charlotte IIansley, and Mrs. William l..
Holt the Office, type, and fixtures OF the
Bedford Star, and endangered the build
ing occupied by the Bank OF Bedford.
A high wind prevailed at the time the fire
broke out, and which was about hali-past 4
O'Clock Z. VI. At one time serious fears
were entertained that the whole Of the
eastern portion OF the town would be de-
stroyed. BY almost superhuman efforts,
however, OF the citizens, who used water
brought from wells in buckets, il was
finally gotten under control about O'Clock,
and at this writing is almost entirely eXtin-
guished.
The Lynchburg firemen arrived too late
10 give any material aid, though their
kindly intentions were highly appreciated
bv the citizens.
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Destructive Wind. and Rain.stOrm.

SHREVEPORT, La, February q. "A
heavy wind and rain-storm passed oyei
this city to-day, causing much damage
Trees and fences were carried away. Re
ports from all directions state that the NV
ers. bayous, and lakes sre rising rapidly
The river here is higher than it has been
for wears
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THE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE

PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND ALI. POINTS NORTH
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATIR-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANVU.IE DiPpT
VIRGINIA STREET.
AT 245 L. VI.
Commencing THURSDAY, December LIST. the
safe and thoroughly comfortable passenger sieaDtsr
HAVANA will leave West Point on arrival Of thr
Richmond train TUESDAYS, TIT 'RsDAls. s.f
SATURDAYS, arriving In Baltimore about 1880
\. VI. and connecting with all trains north ward
Straight tickets to Baltimore. ~ 90
Round . 90
10
Statc-iiooms and Bcrths secured on application
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets. Time-fards, and all Information
call on \. W. CARRIER 4 co, the Ticket g.nI
~ the Richmond and Dlnyilc depot, or the undcr.
signed. \. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
no 30 No. Tenth street
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The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February 2l.-At 4
meeting Of the Sinking-Fund commission
ers yesterday (all present. a resolution was
adopted asserting entire confidence in the
management Of the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad Company, and that at the
present time they have not the slightest
idea Of placing any Of the city's stock upon
the market at any figure near the present
depressed price.
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Disappointment in matters OF pleasure Is
hard TO be borne; in matters affecting
health IL becomes cruel. DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup never disappoints those who Use i.
for obstinate coughs. colds, irritation OF
throat and lungs, etc.
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Obituary.

NEW YORK, February 2l.-George G..
Sampson, late director Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company, and one OF the
directors Of the Bank OF the Republic, died
yesterday. He came from Richmond, Va,
TO this city at an early age.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, February 81, 1882.
sALEs-FrRsr BoARr.-i0 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at j3, 10 do. at 53'. 30 do. at
81: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad at 3lk, 40 DO.
at 81, 10 do. at 30i; 10 shares Atlanta and Char
lotte at s01, 10 do. at s0a, 10 do. at 80; 1000
Petersburg Railroad bonds, Glass H. at "a.
SECOND BoARD.--5,O00 Virginia Midland In
comes At &c; 5000 Virginia Midland incomes tB.
CT at IS; 5000 Virginia Midland incomes at
500 Richmond and Danville, 1885, (B. C.,l al SO {:
1902; 1000 Richmond and Danville debeDtnre
bonds d. CO. at s5i; 1000 Richmond and Dan
VILE debenture bonds At IS, 1000 do. at SO; 20
shares Norfolk and Western preferred III. Co. ut
soy; 30 shares Norfolk and Western preferred fB.
c. so; ZOE shares Petersburg Ralroad at SOY;
81 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at 81,
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 2l.-N0OH.-Stocks weak
and unsettled. Money, u per cent. kNchang"-
Long. 4S4b: short. 4S9. state bonds dull and
lower. Governments steady.
Eoenfnq.-ENcnange 4Si.. Governments
unchanged: new IS, 100; new 49,, ll4.a bud :
new A.. 1l7ls. Money, JM6 per cent. states dull
and irrv giilr. Treasury balancc,t Oin So, SAP
currency, si,j43.
stock. opened lower and closed weak.
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r.,,o og . willing enf

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February 2l.-
The suspension OF j. Is. Ficklen Il Sons, OF
Bridgewater Mills. is announced. The la
biIities are estimated at 100000.
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CENTRAL HOTEL.

/ nave taken charge ~ tie above li0IN', q
G,reens joro', y. C., and VIII run Il ln fih1f-
CLASS STYLE, and VIII he glad % have IN
friends aud the public give me . uiai. nhaJfe
also per day. WILLIAM PAtLDR, iH'
GRTESsroHo', y, c., tc.s.--sy ), lss.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February 2l.-Flour hrmcr; laini-
ly. s6@tG.30: fancy. s6.G3@s720. Nhea'
Corn dull; No. 2. mixed, 644; Transaction hm-
lied by the food. Oats--NO. mixed. ACC. P"Ib
duIl and nominal at sis. Lard DUN and weak
Emil -meatS--Shoulder., rG.37k; clear RIB, $500
bacon in fair demand; shoulders, 7.c., RIB
IOEc.; clear, lOl.c Whi,keyquet AZ 81 - com
blnation sales Of finished goods, 3gp barrcl, 40
western reserves. 3Sc.. choice Central ohio, 80
sugar guiet and unchanged. Hogs firm; comm, !
and light. s5.j0@ $40; packing aud bn'chcs'
$6.65ds7.50.
NJ markets tomorrow.
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THE LYNCHBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
UPON FOR ASSISTANCE, But TOO LATE TO
DO ANY GOOD-THE LOSS ESTIMATED AT
$4,000, UPON WHICH THERE Is CONsIDH.
RABLE INSURANCE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LIBERTY, Va, February LA fire broke
out on Main street this evening at O'Clock,
destroying the fine brick residence and
store Of o. Z. Bell and the most Of hi.
household furniture and stock OF merchan.
disc; the frame building belonging TO the
estate Of Samuel Hoffman, In which the
Bedford Star had its office: Mrs. Hensley's
dwelling, frame dwelling belonging to II
V. Jordan, and Mrs. Hollis brick dwell
ing.
The loss aggregates about $4,000, in
surcd by the Liberty agencies as follows
O.P. Bell--Building, $4,000; stock, $1,000
Samuel Hoffman's estate, $4,000; Bedford
Star, $1,000; Mrs. Hensley, s1,7O0; Mrs.
Holt, $500.
a telegram was sent to the Lynchburg
fire company, asking them for aid. They
responded promptly and generously, but
did not arrive until the fire had about spent
itself for want Of material.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,

II RAILROAD COMPANY.-Commen
SUNDAY, January %, 1852, trains ON this man
will run as follows:
3:15 T. VI, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. Stops
only AT Petersburg and Chester
ll.50 \. VI, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
ing for Raleigh, Charleston, Az
glsta, Aiken, savannah, and Jack.
sonNile. stops at shops. Chester.
Centralia. Pullman se,pers be
tween New York and Charleston
this train.
1902 z. NJ, MAIL. daily. makes through con.
nccuon for Charleston, savannah.
andJacksonville. stops at DrewryS
Biuf. tcntralil, and Chester. rpiS-
man Palace Slccping-Cnrs hctwetE
Washington and jacksonville, VA.
this train.
800 p. VI, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
6:l5 \. VI. FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
LEAVE PETLRSBrRG-SOErn
800 \. VI, FAST MAIL, daily. Slops ouly q.
$40 T.. W., THROTGHMAIL,d daily. conncciir.
with Richmond, Fredericksburg anS
Potomac railroad for all points E1<
and West; also making connections
Win Chesapeake ana OHIO railrUtB<.
for all points West. This trnis
stops at Manchester, Chester, ana
tentralia. Pullman Sloepcrs on this
train between Charleston and New
York
GAO a. W., NAIL, daily, connecting daily lex
cept sunday with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac T7il-
road for the North and West. StoIs
al Chester, Drrwry's Bluf, aud GEM
talia Pullman Palace sleeping
cars between jacksonville. Fla.
and Washington on this train.
$50 \. VI, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
1870 L. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sunday.
4 direct four-bours connection j. made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Rics.
mond al 1890 \. VI. aud Norfolk NJ I2:35 4. ".
All trains leaving Petersburg will start from ihr
AppomattoN depot 4. ID. KLINE,
General superintendent,
;a'5r1off' "en' raj Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
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Leave
Rich'nd at.
Arrive ut
Burkeville
Leave
Suthcrlin's
l,anyille...
tir'nsboro'
Raleigh.
Salem -.
salisbury.
Charlotte.
Spart'nb'g
tsrpenyilie
Atlanta.
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COMMERCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YOEK. February 2l.--CotiOD - tOE.f IL
dated net receipts, 1851 balc-; eNporiS-i0
Great Britain. LOSES bales; Ia the continent,
5Ss bale. Southern Hour dun and unchanged.
Wheat opened eGllc. higher, subsequently became
weak anu lost moot Of the advance, closing 1ni
and heavy, uIgradei spring, el.3s; migrated
red. 81 .l5MS1.37: Ne. . red, : ! %; uny RATED
white, February. fl.3i; March, Sl.34is 20 81 34A.
Corn aWsc. higher, closing witL. less strength I;
ungradrd, 80 &C.: No. .. February, O18c.; Nktic',
G7iM Csc. Odts &C. better and fairly active 80.
3. 4SEm4Shc. Hons unchanged ana quiet t"hcc
quc, and very steady; prices unchanged. sugar
unchanged IN price and dull; fair 10 good refining
quoted at 7M7.c.; refined strong Oh leloW,'
which are scarce Others dull. Moassc- ARMY
held. witl fair inquiry. Rosin nrm al 80 is~
changed aud dull Pork very dan prices n0lui-
nnlly unchanged: $1,000 tl7 for Old si7.1Jw
Sis for new. Middlcs dul ana unsettled long
clear. re. Lard opened a shade higher after
wards lost the advance and declined 1}9talUc"
closing heavy NJ sl07JN $3.50 February,
slO.654GSlO.sO March. Freighis 10 Liverpool
firm.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Flour quiet and
steady Wheat-SOuthsrn steady; western higher
and inactive; southern red sl.3O@tl35 amber,
sI.36aSI.40; No. Maryland, = .35Ms l.3d; No.
2 western winter rel. spot, sl29t@ -l.3O's Feb
ruary, sl.20.GsI.31; March, sl.3l@.l ;3ls
sf341; July, sl.22S@l.24. Corn-soGtl,rn
higher; western frmer aud inactive southern
white, he; yellow. Csc. Oats quiet; southern; Az
Pennsy lvanla, 47m49c. Provisions qalet and TN
changed Coffee hrm Rio clrgoes, ordinary to
Whiskey quiet at sll9asl.20. Frelgbts duh and
UNCHANGED
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February 2l.-flour quiet "a
extra a. family, $50 $3.50. Wheat dan ana
nominal at sl.33@ sf1.35. Corn-No. while,
72c.: No. mixed, 64c. oats quiet MIXED, 4Fhc.
Rye-No. 2,sl.O2. Provisions quiet Mes--pork-
4fs.5O. Observation-Disclosures, loose. Tt.oOfs
1922 Bacon shoulders, packed, s7.10; clear
rib, loose, tl0dtl0.l2s. mg-.ugar-cnreJ'
l9Ml2xc Lard-Irime leaf, sl3.2Jms 1900.
Whiskey quiet and unchanged.
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MOI and cln-ol Mnak

BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Virgtnia o., col
solidated. GiS; new lO-+O's. 39l. Bid to-day.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEG HANf
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND
WILLIAM~ON'>.

Clos, connection made a. EicnHond 10 all points
nortl and south tfa l;lchnorI, frt GericksburF
aud Potomac. Richmond aUa Dlnglii'. and Rich
.nOud md Petersburg ilrotds. and go Lynehbsrg
With orion and Ntstesu ana Virginia NidikAo
uilToad..
For other information aprls tt Nos. 1908 81
lfO7 Eluk street b. *. HARBOUR,
General frci .ii aga Ticket Agent.
DECATIn ANTaII, 1ertiri Manager de 30
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The National Jockey Club OF Washing
ton--Csptain Frank Hollingshead presid-
ing-has fixed the first Monday in Deem
Der as the date OF the annual meeting.
Among the yice-presidepts are Representa-
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Washington.

PERIQUE TOBACCO AND THE DOUBLE TAX
oCR INDIAN POLfCY-GOyERN0R VANCE =
sPEECn-NExICAN WAR PENIONs-viRGI-
MA NOTES--PERSONALS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-23

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Jefferson Circuit
Court, Judge Faulkner presiding. began its
May term on Tuesday last. The Grand Jury,
which concluded its sitting the first day, was
composed of the following persons:
Fl. B. Davenport, foreman; R. v. Shirley,
John w. McGraw, e. Fl. Chambers, John
81. Shewbridge, John Moler, John j. Gram
than, Daniel Coleman, John W. Grantham,
Thos. W. Davis, w. O. Frazier, Lee H..
Moler. John B. Hendricks, Abram Harris
and W. n T. Lewis
Indictments were found against Marshall
Lightfoot, 'colored, for house breaking and
larceny john +. Daniels, colored, for house,
breaking and grand larceny Thomas Van>
vac,er. for carrying concealed weapons and
Charles Beck, for selling spirituous liquors
without license.
John E. Daniels and Marshall Lightfoot
plead guilty and were sentenced to the PEN
itentiary-the former for five, and the latter
for two years. Charles Beck plead guilty.
and was fined $50, The jury in the case Of
Thomas Vanvacter failed to agree.
The lending case on the State docket, that
of DR.. j. F. Hartgrove, indicted for murder
of young Chambers. is set for to-day,
(Menday,) and will probably occupy the
greater portion of this week. Hon. Geo. D.
Wise, of Richmond, it is understood, will
assist the States Attorney, Ceon Moore,
Esq in the prosecution of the case, and
Hon. d. B. Lucas. Capt George Baylor and
James D. Butt, Esq, will conduct the de-
fence
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lEor the Shirt of .kferso

Mfr. Editor Some one signing himself "Cit -
in the Free Press calls the attention of the pee-
pie to tho fact that certain members of the
dates for office, and charges that it is their in-
tentioa, if elected. to vote the peoples % onsy
suck charge. from "a anonymous source, can
have but little influence upon tho chances of
gentlemen of the character and standirs of tbs
eandtantes referred to bat more than that, we
who rsad the papers carefully, are convinced by
the statement made by the President of the Gas
Company ouer bis signature, that to light our
streets with gas wsu'd net DO ex .rayagant, but
that ':Clt." does not believe his own assertion
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'sAL, sc. OF GAS Coup.s1,


PROPOSAL, sc. OF GAS COMPANY.
Tho Charlastewn GGs & Water Company are
ahoHt to lay gas mains from their works on
Congress street to Water street, to washispton
street. thence along Washington to East street;
street to the Methodist Church; on George
s:rest from Washington Ssnth to line Of Miss
Salie Browns lot; ON George street North ia
Liberty; on Mildred street te B. 81 @. bnnat
and South to G.. F. Gallahors ON Samuel street.
It the town will erect gas lamps at points along
s.: so per Thousand feet less 90 per cent As ths
mains are extended frOpa time to time the Com
pany VIII furnish gas to light such lamps as tho
TO wn may erect along the route. Three of the
pests to DO metre posts, erected at average
po' uts. We estimate the probable consumption
of five hours.
Tho Co. deems it impracticable to extend its
Hains beyond the points above indicated at
present for Jae reason that there arc not censu-
mers enough To Justify the expense TO the 90
points indicated Dv the CUnHci and not en-
Draced ia our Lrsp0sitien if the Council will Law
the pines II inches in dian: eter, and erect lama
posts. tho Company agree to furnish gas for i've
years free of charge, the pipes at the snd of that
time to revert Co the Company. TIE eonsaap-
ton to DO hours per nlgIt, $50 nights in the
year
Charlestown, W. Va. Feb 18th. 1889
To the Mayor and Council of Charestown
gentlemen The Gas ", Water Company Of
Charlcstown viii furnish gas for use of Corpo-
ration ut So so per thousand feet less 90 per
cent Tor cash payment.
PTsHt: Charleston Gas 6 Water Company.
S. 3. Balgaru, Secretary.
GASOLINE.
test carefully made of tho consumptiop sf
gasoline by the lamp adopted by the Council.
and tie Price paid for tho gasoline retail, de-
ve.oped the fact that Q cents WIS the cost for
twenty hours of one lieht-or one cent and a
quarter per lamp for ten hours. The estimate of
the Sag Company as per above statement, for
ten cents! G. w. TRUssELL,
NAV .. ~. Recorder.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having boon permanently cured
of that dread disease, Coneump ton. by q sim pie
remedy, is nxious to ma ke known to his fellow
sufferers the means of euro. To al! who desire it
BIO will send copy OF the scrip,ion used free
of chsrge) with the directions for preparing nc
using the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c. Parties wiohing tho Prescrip-
ton, will please address. Rev. E. A. WILSON
1874 Penn ST.. Williamshurgh, N. Y.
February 81, lSS2-lY.
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The weather fer tie past three weeks has
been extremely unfavorab!e for business,
(and Spring Bonpets), nevertheless we have
been kept moderately busy-and cannot con-
scie"tio~a!y complain. We have sold out of
srea, many styles in different classes Of
Dress Goods, but have substituted others
equally desirable. To-day, May II,
weather propitious, and if We havo coatin-
ustion Of it, our business will be booming
sloug ct tho usual rate. eve are seven"
sud will wait on you promptly, nicely, and
with despatch. We will expect you at the
May IS, 1882. TWIN FRONTS.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who eufe rcd for years from
~ Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY
and all the effects of youthful indisc elton will
all who need il. tho recipe nd direction for m X
ing the simple remedy by which he vas cured
suHerers wish ing TO profit by the adrertlrer's
rerience can do 40 By addreasing in perfect con
fdsnce. JOHN a. OCDEN
Feb. 2l, lSS2-1Y. 40 Cnda St Ne Ynr
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ODD Fellows GRAND Exclusion TO THE

ODD FELLOWS GRAND Exclusion TO THE
LURAY CAvERNs.-A special train over the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad will leave Ha-
gerstown, on Wednesday, 3lst of May,
about 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and return in the even.
ing. The Shepherdstown Cornet Band will
accompany the excursion, which will be
under the auspices of Widely Lodge, No. 81,
1. o. o. f., of Charlestown. Rates per ticket
round trip, including the charge for going in
the cavsrns, S2.35 from Eagerstown and all
stations goiug south to Berryville. Points
beyond s2.l5. Train will stop at all points
Tiac given later; see dodgers. General
public cordially invited. The cavefus will
be lii up By the electric light. Committee
of Arrangements-Wm Fl. Hilbert, V. NJ
Firor, Nimrod Trussell, D. s. Hughes, N. 9.
B. Robertson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-23

On MISUNDERSTANDING the extreme
cold weather, George II Hagley has already
in Store his entire Stock of Spring and Sums
mer Goods-she lsr5cs supply he has ever
offered. 1t consists of Boots and shoes,
Clothiug-ull sizes and prices (the trouble
of ordering suits done away. Sweet I Orr's
celebrated OveraIls, also all grades of Hats
and Cans, Underwear, Trunks, Satohels,
Umbrellas, Gloves, Canes Jewolry, Tobacco,
Cigars and Smoking articles. Leather and
Findings. Also large lot of Corn.
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STATEMENT.

I q accordance with foregoing Order as TO rel
L alive cost of Gas and Gasoline fer the Light
ipg Of the Streets of Charlestown. append tho
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-23

haze on hand Gne assortment of Jew-
elry Of beth Gold and Role Plato, warrsn ted
to wear for years and look like gold I have
new stock of Rings, such as Onyx en-
crusted with Diamonds, real Amethyst en-
crustcd, Diamond and Gold inlnid, Garnet
and Pesrl. Marquis or plain glove Ring in
blood stones. Call and look at them Also
remember that keep CD hand fine assort~
n.ent of Silver-plated Ware, Triple, war;
ranted to be such as l say. and will sell
cheaper than any man in the State of West
Virei mia. ! also do sill kinds of Watch Re,
pairing and everything that is done in a
hFSs>e'ass Jcwery Store. You will find my
shop opposite the Courthouse
TT a Rupro1
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a. yOGELER & CO.,
lsatsts,.sre, Nd, q. e. IL
January 10. lss2-,y.
PINIPLE2.

will rnail (Free) the recipe for o ample Veg
etable Balm that will remove Tan, Freckies,
Pimpfes and BIOtches, leaving tho akin soft,
clear and beautitnl also Instructions for produce
ing lu1uriant growth OF hair bald head or
snooth face Address: nclosiu &c. stamp. BEN.
EahHuaIY 81. IHS2-lx
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The principles OF Simmons and Retornp"
viii! be celebrated by Balloon Ascension
on Tuesday evening. May 23d, 1882, at some
convenient place. We invite all lovers of
reform to attend. REFORM COMMITTEE
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post OGce at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va, May 20. 1882:
Miss Mary Cole (2), Miss Minnie E. Eb-
erly, Miss Nellie Morrow, Miss Bette F.
Stevenson, Mrs. VIM. A Shaw. Nancy
Tucker, Capt J. ". Blake, Jno. T. Clore,
Jne. Green, Rev. Mr.. Mason, VIM. Wiman,
Msjor Williams, Ezra Wagner.
Tho above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they arc advertised.
EESI T LE1sESR1nia y NJ
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A match game of Base Ball was played on
Saturday last, at Berryvile, between the Is.
nine Of tho Fly Away Club of that place,
and tho 1st nino of tho Red Stsr of Charles
town, in which the former lead by 80 to so.
Also played at the Same time and place
match between the I'd mines of the two Clubs,
in which the Red Star boys were victors-
score Is to 16.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-23
.MIs cELLAN EoUs.

Corporation Election!
A N Election will be held on the
Fourth Thursday in JNay,
(say 25th, 1882
for the purpose of Elect:ng Mayor. Recorder and
six Councilman for the town of Charlestown.
The following persons and places are desig-
First Ward,
y N;' $: M s5ssa5t Commissioners.
e. r. Harrell. Clerk
Place of VotinG-Lackland's Office,
Second Ward,
T. D. Webster, Sr.,
JOHN E. Hilbert, Commissioners
Thomas DubSon.
w. Davis, Clerk.
Place of Yoting-Hilberts's Shop.
Third Ward,
George Fl. Fia4g,
F. BaS n S, l!syd, Commissioners.
D. G. Dnnnelly Clerk.
Place of Hottng-COurt-House
On motion it was Ordered tEat tho pstiee af
the CORPORATION Election fer Mayor Reeorder
ead SIX Councilaaea be pub ished in tile i've
town papers. "
On motion it was Ordered. that q statement
of Csstssof Gas and Gasoline for lighting the
streets of Charlsstown be Published for the en-
hghtenHent OF tao citizens of the town.
G. W. TRUSSELL, Rcco.deT
Nav 9, 1882.