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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-07-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIts.
8a,itu. City. Idaho. March 1 1882.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFILE.
Boise City, Idaho, March i 1882.
Notice Ii hereby given that thu, Philn-
delphin Mining aud Smelling Company,
q corporation Nrgnniged under the ineor-
pOrntiOn laws " the State 81 New Jer-
sey. by its attorney IN fnct, Mark A,
Shepard. whose postofftce address IL
KetehHIn. AlturMs County, Idaho Terri
tory. has this day He'd its application for
i, patent for fourteen hundred aud sixty-
seven linear feet Of the Yellow Jacket
Lode. Mine or vein bearing silver and
other minerals with surface ground
three hundred and fifty feet In width.
sit.i.ted III WArm Spring Mining Dis
trict. County Of Alturas, Territory Of
Idnho. and designated by the field notes
and pffieinl phit IN tile in this Office NJ
Lot Number 40. sHid Lot No. ~ being
described ns follows. t0-wit. Beginning
nt discovery point III the cimim running
thence NJ. 36 degreesand 80 minutes W.,
along tile center III tile northwestern end
6 claim 500 feet topost No |, thence s.,
ID degrees W.. Oh tile northwestern end
Of claim 265 feet to the northwestern
corner III claim post No. 2, thence s.. 80
degrees and 40 minutes e.. on the south
western side OF claim l467 feet to the
southwestern corner OF clnim post No. 3,
thence NJ. 40 degrees f., Oh the south
eastern end III claim $50 feet to post No.
4. thence ~. 40 degrees e., on the south
eastern END 81 clnim 100 feet to the south
sstern corner OF claim post No. s. thence
NJ. 80 tlegs. W., on the northeastern side
OF claim 1905 feet to post No. q, thence NJ,
40 degrees and 40 minutes W., on the
northeastern eide OF claim 263 feet
20 the northeastern corner OF claim post
No. 7, thence S., 40 degrees W. ON the
northwestern end OF claim 70 feet to
post No. and place of beginning Of
survey OF the exterior boundaries OF the
clnim. From post No, 5, Il. $. Nj. NJ,
No, | bears NJ. AZ degrees and Is minutes
e.. 174G feet distant
Magnetic variation ut 10 degrees East.
containing nm area OF II 60 acres. The
location of this mine IL recorded in the
Recorders office of Alturas county, 1T
Rocky Bar. in Book Six OF Qunrt2
| Records, puge Att The adjoining claims
| are the Night Hawk, Wells Fargo and
| Blnck Hawk Any md nllpersons claim
| ing adversely any portion of snid yellow
| Jncket Lode. Mine or surfuee ground
nre required to He their adverse clnime
with the Register Of the United Stntes
land ONCE lit Boise City, in the Terri
tory vi Idaho. during the sixty days
period OF publication hereof. or they
| will be barred by virtue OF the provi
sions Of the statute.
Il liz henaby ordered that the foregoing
Notice OF Application fer Patent be pub
lished for the period Of sixty days. ttel
| consecutive weeks, III the Ketehnn
KEYSTONE. weekly newspaper pub
iished ut Ketchnm, Altnras County. I. T
JoHN b. MILLER,
Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-07-13
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise City, Idaho, March |, 1882
N,,t;ca /. heral.v 0ivar that tho phiia-
daInI,in Min;,,sx IA s,naltinv rnr,nnrv
: ..as,.,,. .ra ti1.,, e,r0n,.igad un1er thn rs,
!, -. 1,ws ~ tl,a state ~ Nav
In,.s.,v Nv ~ att.,rn.s az IN facf MARI
Ghe,,urd whoaa ,,.,st,,fTi1e Address ~
K.tlhnn, Aiturna r,n,,,tv Idaho Te,ri-
tr,rv huu tl,iu dov f.1ad ia un,,,ioa4inn
yor uat1nt for thirtfen hundred and
nx,v ..,v.,y, t;,,a,,,. r1at ~ tl,a West Fowl
Nj Lode Mine ~ vein herring silver
nu,l 1,thar minerals wifi surface ,,rnnnd
Ave hundred and thirty Ave feet IN
width aitunted IN Warm Sprino Mining
)fstri..t County ~ Altnrns nnd Terri.
.t.rv ~ Idaho. and d4sirnnted Nv the
field notes and ofYicinl Mat on file in this
office ~ lot Nnsnher ~ said Lot No. M
I,niuv 1a...yiI,ad az follows to.vit. Re-
v;nninv "a d;.cl.verv ,,t,int ~ the claim
on,,a r,,ninv thence a. degrees n
along hi. center az the southeastern end
line of claim eco II 70 center Of south
eastern end line of chin post No. / thence
N. az. deus. y. on the southeastern end OF
claim 400 feet to the southeastern corner
OF claim post No. Q. thence NJ. "A de-
rrees w. on the northeastern side line
Of claim 1857 feet to the northeastern
corner Of claim post No. 3. thence S.. AS
degrees WI, along the northwestern end
Of claim 400 feet to tile center OF the
northwestern end OF claim post No. a.
thence s.. 46 degrees W.. along the
northwestern end line of claim 2}5 feet
to The northwestern corner of claim post
No s. thence 81. "a degrees d.. along
file southwestern side line of claim 1857
feet 10 the southwestern corner OF claim
most M q thence N AZ degrees T.. along
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-07-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

UNr9Ep STATES LAND OFFfoE.
Boise City. Idaho, March /, 1882. !

49, =
Notice IL hereby given TINT the phila-
detphia Mining and Smelling Company.
n corporation organized under the in
corporation laws Of the Suite of New
Jersey, by its attorney in fuct. Mark A.
Shepard, whose postoffiee address il
Ketchnm, Altums County. Idaho Terri
tory, hns this anv filea its application
for n putent for thirteen hundred md
f,fty seven linear feet Of the Satellite
Lode. Mine or vein herring silver and
other minerals with surface ground fonr
hundred aud seventy 1--WE feet in width.
situated In Warm Spring Mining Dis
trict. County Of Altups md Territory
III Idaho. md designated Inv the field
notes and pfficinl pint ON file in this of.
flee ms Lot Number III. snfd Lot No. II
being described as follows. To. Wit. Re-
ginning ut the discovery point and RIM
ming thence s.. 40 degrees and Sc, min
utas E.. along the center az the sonth-
.a..ar,. ava ~ ,,.,,,, 4ae 49,. :. .,....
~ ~. 1,......s... "a - ,',,.s. $3.50 ~.
~ we .,'''''' ee' 80 -. ~ With Pus'
~ !. s..u -, - "k 49, aaa ~, On .,.c
CIV - -" as'. ~ 'le
ss'''.. - '',lmss :. I'M" ioss 80, :,
s IS a. ~. :. s.aas nnu ~ ahnu.as
tas7 ss.s =, s1.a ..,s,ts.,,..s*s.s.s -
rsa;,,, Nest NJ tha.ea y 10 s'.. r. ~
IN tl,e nnrthwests,, and ~ ri.i,,,
eSf s...., - ns,st M 4 ti,.,,.a az Ia
vreex 81. an the northwesie,n end nd line ~
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-07-13
DAnD SALOON,
BENZ. HARRIS, Prop.
KETCIIUM. IDAHO.
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
lssadanastsrs foy Miners and Prospectcrs.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FoR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise CITY. Idaho. Mnrcil II. 1882.


Notice IL hereby given that the Cole
mnn Mining Company incorporated mn
der the laws III the State III Minnesota
~ G. +. Johnston Attorney In fnct,
ws,o.s, p,stotfiee address liz SnwtpotL
City. Alfuras County. Idaho, Have made
applications fOr United States Patent
TOR the Oregon mining claim situnte in
Hnwt0otli Mining District. Alturns cotn-
". Idahs Territory. consisting Of fifteen
hundred linear feet Of the lode, and sur
face Rvnvluf six hundred feet wide. i'e-
ing lot No. so and described In the field
notes and plat III the ofiicini survey on
tlir In this ufIiee with magnetic variation
at - degrees east, ~ follows.
Commencing 1T the discovery point
In centre II south east end line OF claim.
Nssrth 20 degrees enHt, 400 feet to post
No. 4. thence north ST degrees west 100
feet to Itsst No. Z. thence north 81 de-
rrees. 81 minutes west, 400 feet to post
M. 4, thence south 2B degrees west GOO
feet b, post No 4. thence south " dos
graes ~ minutes east. 1 400 feet to post
M. s, thence south 81 degrees east l0t
fret d, post M q. thence north al do
Qreas t.sast Gro feet to post No. /. the
place III beginning survey VI exterior
boundaries nj this claim containing an
area Ut ". % acren, Claimed. From pos
No. If this claim u. 8. n. n. No.
b,nrx sonth IS degrees Il minutes west
a.ln7.a feet distant. No conflicts.
Thr said mining claim being on recort
In thu otIiee of the Recorder Of Mitl min
ing district nj RNsky Bnr In Alturai
County. Idaho. The nearest known 10
cations heinR the Wehfoot, Alabama
Hidden Treasure and Coleman.
direct that this notice be published
in tile ketellam kEysToNE, the newspn
PER published nearest the said mining
claim. for the period of sixty days.
John b. Miller, Registsr.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-07-13

It II hereby ordered That the foregoing
Notice OF Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days item
consecutive weeks), In the Ketchum
KEYSTONE. weekly newspaper pub
Iishcd at Ketchum, AIturns County, l. r.
JOHN b. MILLER,
Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-07-13

KEYSTONE, a weekly newspaper pub
lislied ut Ketchun, AltufAs County, /. r.
JOIN. b. MILLER,
Register.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26
Gen. Hoods Children,

Mr.. Robert Buns, Secretary of Woods
Texas brigade. has received the i1llow-
ing letter, signed Eva Henning Harding,
and dated Westchester, Il. o., N. y,
September 20:
II written behalf ofmy brother in-law,
Dir. John A. Morris, whose health for
some months past has been 80 uncertain
as to interfere very materially with his
corrcsnondence. lie desires me 10 nc.
knowledge the receipt Of your letter of
the 2Sth Of April last and to give you,
as you request, some information regard.
ing the children Of the late Gen. Hood.
These are all, am happy to say, ex.
ceedingly we'll placed. The eldest, twin
girls Of l2 years of age, are being educa
ted by Mr.. Morriss himself in Hanover,
Germany, whence his own children have
returned after sojourn there of several
years. John Bell, the eldest boy, 10
years old, has been adopted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell, of Mississippi, and we fire.
quentl" receive the best accounts OF his
health and happiness. Duncan Norbert,
aged 9 years, is now ut school near Sara.
toga, N. Y, where his expenses are de-
frayed by Miss Furniss, q wealthy maiden
lady Of New York, with whom lie spends
his vacations at her beautiful summer
home in Lenox, Mass. Lillian and Marian,
twin girls Of years, are the adopted and
beloved children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thatch.
er Adams, of New York city, and Odile
and Ida, aged 6 years. also wins, have
been taken by Mr.. and Mrs. McGee, of
Woodvlle, Miss, whore they have a very
lovely and happy home. Osward, the
next in order, hoy Of nearly years,
has been adopted b. NJ. and Mrs. Har.
ney, Of New York, who last summer took
the child to visit all his fathers relatives
in Kentucky, and who are devotedly ut.
tached to their young charge. Anna
Gertrude, the youngest, after having been
taken by Mrs. Josephs, of Georgia, died
two years since from teething, aged one
year. Al! those who have adopted these
children ere themselves childless, save
only Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, and thus the
little boys and girls have the undivided
love and devotion of their new parents.
They are each and every one fine chill.
dren, handsome, intelligent aud full of
character, and there is every reason to
hope that they will do honor to their
blood and make fine men and women"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26

= Sniffles passed US in hurry yester.
day, docking for man." A few min
utcs later he came by with his nose in
his hand, and 1t is supposed that "the
man" was just waiting for s,.:e one to
fiud him.
- A Philadelphia gentleman took his
little son on railway excursion. The
little fellow was looking ont of the wip-
dow, when his father clipped tho hat of
the boys head. The latter was much
grieved a. his supposed loss, when papa
consoled him by saying that he would
whistle it back. a little lator he whis.
tied and the hat reappeared. Not long
after the little lad flung his hat out O!
the window, shouting: "Now, papa,
whistle It back again r' a roar OF laugh.
ter In the car served to enhance the con.
fusion of perplexed papa.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26
Both Hands Alike.

A person who has the equal use of
both hands is called ambidextrous, as
though possessed of two dexter or right
hands. A man in New York is a re-
markable axample of this, aud he claims
that 1t Is not born gift but an acquire.
ment within the power of any person.
Recently hc lectuyed upon the subject,
and began his illustration by showing on
the blackboard what he called the best
test OF ambidextry, the writing &C sigma
lures. he wrote his own name with
both hands at once, backward and for
ward. right side up and upside down, and
in half dozen different ways.
This" said Mr.. Woodward, "is
valuable accomplishment for a bank
president or railroad official; for he
who can write his name twice while an.
other is writing it once deserves three
holidays a week or double pay"
Then the lecturer wrote q love letter
IN French with one hand, business kt.
ter in English with the other, simultaue-
ously. Afterward, Mt the same time, he
wrote such words as Fontainebleau
and Constaptinople. AS an athletic ex-
elcise, club swinging and dumb. bell shak-
ing sink into stupidity beside this. The
most difficult thing to do is to draw a
square with one hand Gud circle with
the other. Then he attempted the task.
The ends of the circle did not meet and
it was not round; besides, the square
looked like parallelogram, but the au-
dience applauded.
Finally. Mr. Woodward drew, with
both hands, symmetrical geometrical
figures, which he called decorative de-
signs, employing the right hand on the
right side of the figure, and the left hand
on the left side. He sketched seven of
these figures in a minute and half and
said: II will challenge the bsss
draughtsman in New York city to per
form this task in az hour and quarter
with one hand, and he may select his
own design"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26

EATING SAND FOR DYsPErsIA.-A
new and simple cure for dyspepsia was
brought to my attention by Hon. Pope
Barrow yesterday. He says: "You
know Webb Barber in Athens. Well,
sir, he has cured himself Of dyspepsia by
eating white sand. Just common white
sand picked up in the bed of branch.
Ha says that chickens eat sand to digest
their food with, and he didn't see Why
men might not do the same thing with
profit. He ate dose Of sand every day,
and IT cured him. Judge Henderson,
the Commissioner of Agriculture, told
me last night he was eating sand for dys-
pepsia with good results. ."-Atkdnta Con.
stifution.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26

- Mississippi has one insane person to
every 800 of her population.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26

"e''''" samuel MrGoran in The fHorL,,o,
UetIiy Ncu,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26

AS soon as Gen. Longstreet aaw that
the attack on Jackson had failed, he or
dered his whole corps to charge. which
they did in the most splendid style. His
line extended over bill. and dale, and it
was grand sight to see them move
forward, their banners flying and bright
swords and bayonets flashing in the
evening sun. It was indeed, as poor
Governor Means is reported to have ro-
marked, "a magnificent line of battle"
We could hear the opening of cannon
and the rattle of musketry for more than
ously spraug forward and assaiied the
foe. For few intense moments after
the death grapple nothing could be L card
but the deafening roar Of battle. AMI.
ETY. was 80 overpowering that even tho
wounded, regardless of pain, when they
were able 20 do 90 rose from their hard
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

a REMEDY FOR Potato BUGS Troy
Press tells of a farmer who tried new rem
edy for potato bugs with success. He pro-
cured number of boards snd placed Thorn
here and there among his potatoes and on
the boards were placed raw potatoes sliced
Atnoon on the first day of the experiment
he and his hired men found every pieco of
potato covered with bugs. The men killed
this crop and at night another crop was killed
though not SO large, and in weeks timo not
bug could BIO seen and his troubles with
bugs after this was comparatively small. In
the spring, he says, is the best time to attend
to the bugs, as spring bugs, he understands
breed from 300 to 500 during the potato
season He thinks it would be good plan,
to dip the piece of potato in paris green, as
it would save the work OF killing them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

The Southern States, says the American
Register, seems to lie entering on period of
unexAmpled prosperity. In 1880 the value
of the leading agricultural productions, as
compiled from the statistics of the Agr;cul,
tural Department were Cotton $3.50 ,266, 242;
corn, 1929, 492, GAS; wheat, s5S, s5l, 285 :;
rye, 50 PA. 669; oats, s24,462 1877 potatoes,
s6.6OS.534 tobacco, s2a,946, 1852; hay,
s1S,212,724 rice, s5.5OO,OOo; sugar, SIC :
100000; molasses, sS.OOO,OOo. The fish,
cries of the South are SO valuable that a
member of tho United State Fish Commits
sion predicts that tho mulIet fisheries of
Florida will become as important as the cod
fisheries of New England. With such re-
sources the South should soon become the
most prosperous section of the Union, and
Eecond to none as manufacturing center.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
D l Z d

In shepherdstown. on the 21st instant, after
an liinsss Of abopt three weeks. Mrs SALLIE
Ss! hEkD LEMEN. beloved wife of Mr.. ".
newton Len'en and daughter of Mr. David Bill
myer, aged about 80 years
In Stephens City, Frederick county, Va, on
Mrs JANE GROVE, in the ssth yesr OF her sss
In stephens City on the nth instant. Mi..
ELIZABETH CADwALLADER, seed 81 years
=, In Martusburr, Nav 22d. 1882, after a short
Illness, DIR. I. b. HAMlLL, in Size seth year of
AT the residene of Hr. James waeelev in tbi.
ssGuInfyi after a long suffering, Mrs. LUCINDA
was a.daughter of the late VIM West
At his sons resideneo. near Harper. Ferry
On The 25Ih of April. 1889. DR.. p r. W. STE.
rHENSoN' in the SSH year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
Tin. Sheet Iron, Roofing. SpoutEng
AND
SFoXE TTOTISE

nN Main styset, in Cha rlestown w Va vh.,,
" win bn glad to SEQ all my old friends and
customers am prepared to Turn ish an thing in
tho Tin AND STOVE line at tho worry lowest
prices. Roofing and spoutin done at the she rtes
notice and in a superior manner. Repairin r done
at once Repairs Tor Stoves form ished Tho very
best Cook Stoves and Ranges always or ha nd sold
cheap, and warranted to work we'll. Also for safe
tho Golden Star Oil Stove, for summer use. All
kinds OF TIN W ARE always on hand
GROCERIES, Provisions, HoTisks, sc.
foil line, at prises which will always DO found
very modersto, '
% Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Lead. sheep.kin..
Hides, BeesvaI, Bacon. Lard, Soap, Tallov a adj
Country Pro duce generally, taken in exchange
for Tin Work Stoves
JOSEPH q. yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
III A L & / e p .

At Hancock, Md, on tho Esd instant, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs Ross
bowles. by Rev. J. c. Bowman. of Shepherds.
Town assisfed by Roy; ): T. Rossiter, OF BaIti.
more more Dr. ALLEN s; REYkOLDS. of Shepheres.
cock, Nd. u" ="
At the y. B: Parsonage, near Jonss' Spring
w w y "a; NJ aY "a. by Rev. G: HutzIsr, GEO. w
ley county. ' no
=; On the 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. Serhardt. Mr.
ELISHA E. BUTT to Miss SUSAN 4. GORDON
both of Berkeley county.
On tho Esd inst. by the same Dir. WILLIAM
RESS to Miss JEM1AA GORDON. both OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
0ADETsHIP ExAMINATIoN.
House. or REPRESENTATIVES,

Washington, D. O., May %, 1882.
- a, competitive examinations of applicants
for appointment to She naval cadetship, from
the I'd Congressional District of West Yir>
ginia, will be held at Chsrlestowu on the
s22d day of June. The examination will be
gsonfoImed as nearly as may be to that pre-
scribed for admission to the Naval Academy
Candidates must be "between the ages of
fourteen and eighteen years and physically
sound, we'll formed and of robust oonstitu-
ton" Those who have not received copy
OF the regulations of the academy, will be
supplied upon application to me.
JNo. BLAIR HoGE.
The newspapers of the district are res
quested to copy this notice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

The candidacy of Hon. Daniel B. Lucas,
of Jefferson county, for Congress in this dis,
trict, is authoritatively announced, and Judge
Hoge, our present efficient Representative
who will eff course desire reelection, must
look after his political fences Mr. Lucas is
we'll known throughout the district, is a man
ofsplendid abilities, and will doubtless 90 into
our Congressional Conven ton with some or,
dent and substantial friends. As things look
now these two gentlemen will have the field
themselves, and it is a satisfaction to know
that either will, if nominated, be elected by
very handsome majority over any man the
Republicans can present
Fairn,ont Indt.r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
MACRAME WORK.

TIE undersigned will give instrusties in the
single scholars. at reasonabIs ratss viii also
make Axerane Work for Window or Hantol
Lambrequins. Corner Brackets, Satehels d.-
Ladies' and Misses invited TO call AND examine
specimens st the residence of Mr.. John e. Hill
bert, Charlestoua. 49, az
, Mrs. MARIE. PETE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
NOTICE.

HAVING determined to quit practieine Dan
J. i tistry in this place, / take this opportu-
nifty to return my inssre thsHks to my patrons
and at the sane time ehserfallY recommend ths
services of DIR. s. Fl. williams vhs viii .nc
coed me 10 professional business. Dr. williams
Is gentleman aud No. 1 operator, hsyipR
been Professor in the late Maryland Dental
College for q series of yenrs.
May 2, 1889. J. w pnwsEp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

The municipal elections in Virginia last
Thursday resulted almost universally in
straightout Democratic victories,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
MIS- LIAM Gus.
JNe. n. B1sHoP.l CJosRpH WATSON.
Bishop & Watson.
GAS FILTERS.

HAVING formed a co-partnership for the PR
Ii pose of dong Gas Fitting. Plumbing &c
would respectfully request all parties hsyIpn
work in this line 60 leave their orders at the
shop of john a. Bishop. and prompt attenti
will be given to the same.
We Will keep full stock of Pipe and Fit
tings on hand: alao are prepared on short aslics
to furnish Chandeliers, &c. Of all qualities
styles and prices We have the Agenoy Of on
of the best Factories for Supplies in this limo
Our MIR. Watson has had years of oxpsrisnss
in tRs busineSs. and all work entrusted to n q
will be well done AID fully warranted.
BISHOP & WATSON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

Ex-GOv. Matthews, of this State, presiden.
of tho White Sulphur Springs Jockey Club,
visited the Pimlico races last week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

The Summer is upon us, and October is
approaching. Let us hear from .hs State,
Congressional and Senatorial Democratic Ex>
eousive Comm istees. Convention dates will
soon be needed.-Fairneont Iadez.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

Complete returns from the last of the In
diana cities to municipal elections show an
almost uninterrupted line of Democratic vic,
tories.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

Mr. VennOr has modified his sinister pre-
dictions about the weather this summer, and
says the outlook is somewhat better but he
can. say much that is encouraging for next
fall. According to his best information the
cold will put in an unusually early and se>
we're appearance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

DR.. E. B. Hamill, prominent citizen and
DENTS. of Martinsburg. died on Monday of
las. week. of heart disease. eyed abou. fifty,