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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-23
MospAy March 20.

Sepot,-The following bills were passed
Cedug TO the United States the right to over
flow certanlands Of the state and relinqushng
the claims Of the state for damages. To provide
for restoring to market certain snds men
toned in chapter BIS, laws Of 1880. For the i'm
proyement Of the st. Croix river.
The following bills we're concurred in
I provide for the election Of superintendents
Of the poor in Iowa county. To amend the
chart n Of Chippewa Falls To amend sec. 1852
OF the statutes relating TO cemeteries To author
ize dam on the Enbarrass river in Sbawano.
TO authorize smeties in criminal cases TO sur
render their principal Relating to the inanufac-
tureof gas.
As.eDb{g -lhs body met in the evening and
after roll call and running through light batch
e! routine work adjourned until Tuesday morning
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
ERRORanE Y0IITu

A ENTLEnAN who ruffe rcd .for vea-s firm,
"a Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the effects of youth full indie ton vi
All who need it, the recipe a nd direction for max.
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertIsers ex-
hdence. JOHN B. OGDEN
Feb 81, lsS2-ly. ~ Cedar St.. New York
Loss OF APPETITE. LOSS OF Evspov, sometimes
costivc looaeness of the bovels or main near tbe
region of the heart. cured With Thaycr's Liver
Powder. % eta. 10 not much y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

ON TIME.-Notwi,hstanding the extreme
Geld weather, George H Hagley has already
in Store his entire Stock of 6 pring and Sums
mer Goods-,he largest supply he has ever
offered. It consists of Boots aud shoes,
Clothiug-al sizes and prices (the trouble
of ordering suits done away. Sweet & Orr's
celebrated Overalls, also all grades of Eats
and Caps, Underwear, Trunks, Satchcls.
Umbrellas, Gloves, Canes Jewelry, Tobacco,
Cigars and Smoking articles. Leather and
Findings. A lso largo lot of Corn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30
TO CoNSUMPTIYEs.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Con- um ption, by SIM pie
remedy. ia anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire it.
DO VIII oend copy of the cripiion (frce
OF charge,) with the directions for prcpsring AN
using tho same. which they will fin a sure Cure
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma ,
ton, will Plesse address. Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1873 Penn ST., Willis msburgh, N. Y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

will mail tFree) the recipe for a simple Veg
etabie Balm that will remove Tan, FreckIes,
clear and beautiful; also instructions for produce
ing lu1uriant growth of hair a bald head or
smooth face Address. in losing &C. stamp. BEN
VASDELF 4 CO., ~ Barclay ST., N. Y.
February 81 lSS2-lv
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ID 7 S G E Lam EoUs.
WHEHGE caMEs THE uHB0yaDED
POPULARITY OF
Allcock's Porous Plasters?

Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism,
neuralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infallible in Back-A che,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles to the pit of the stomach
they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
AIlcock's Porous
IIaSteIS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware
of limitations that blister and burn.
Get ALLCOCK'S, the only Gen
uine Porous Plaster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

The weather for tie past three weeks has
been extremely uufuvorable for business,
(aud Spring Bonnets), nevertheless we have
been kept moderately busy-and cannot con-
scie"tiomsIy complain. We havo sold out of
great many styles in different classes of
Dress Goods, but have substituted others
equally as desirable. To-day, May IT,
weather propitious. and if we havo a contin-
uation of it, our business will be booming
along at the usual rate. ave are seven,''
and will wait on you promptly, nicely, and
with despatch. We will xpcct you a. the
,Mny %, 1852 TWIN FRONTS.
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock of good. 10 L. r rin.
nell q Co.. respectfully notify ali who
know thsnselvss indebted to & me forward
houce and settle thSir accounts, as all un paid
accounts at s.ptember 25th will be plae ed ia The
lands Of an ofiser of the law
J.sHIRLEY SMITH.
ms,srs. FiansII Il Co. villeou.iaue III. C,or.,v
Business AZ my old stand, and heartily recon-.
mend all who wish Good and Cheap Grocories 10
give them = call before buying oIseuherc
10 my friends aud patrons I return rn.ny
Thanks for thoir past priron reand enrpe,tIy Tc
quest continuance OF the anne to nv aucce,Iors
Very respectfully,
Sept Is. 1851. J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
have for sale KINGS Sash ADJUsTER-tb.
beat Of the kind. also have the IMPROVED
eaOiTER FAsTENER-no better known. Call
Sept -, 1881. JsHIRIFY RMITu
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TO. STOCK RAIsRRs.

enee in the geldipg OF stock, oaers bic prefes-
sionat.erytees . the Stock Raissrs Of Jeferson
and adJntntng Coun ties prom isinR care in the eI-
eeutien Of work entrusted to him. WIN aIso give
attention to dissais. in horsss. Also has patent
Anti-hooter. which he viii spply toHogs. Letters
will receive prompt attention. Terms reasonable
Feb. IL, 1877 JOHN W SCHAEFFER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

The annual Msy party of tho scholars of
Mss FsRniO V. Miller, at Mt. Hope School
House, cano off on Friday evening last, and
We understand was a success ir every par
ticalGr. Tho coronation of the Queen of the
May,-Miss Mollic Daily, daughter of Mr..
John W. DaiIy,-With all its attendant GER
emon'es and offerings from beautifully attired,
fa'ry-Iike girls of the school, was followed by
tho rendition of light and amusing drama,
the whole making an evening of most pleasant
enjoyment to all who were fortunate enough
to obtsin an entrance into the school house
the building being donsely packed during the
entire entertainments. A communication, re-
csiVed too late for tais issue, will appear in
our next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

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 o'eloek A. NJ. and return in the even
ing, The ShePherdstown Cornot Band will
accompany tho excursion, which will be
under the auspices of WILDLY Lodge, No. 81,
|. q. o T., of Charestowu. Rates per tick ct
round trip, Including the charge for going in
the oaveTns, $3.50 from Hagers.owu and all
stations going south to Berryville Points
beyond S2.l5. Train will stop at all points
lime given later; 500 dodgers. General
public cordially invited. The csvorus will
DO lit up by the electric light. Committee
of Arrangeuents-Wm. II. Hilbert, V. NJ
Error, NlmFod Trussell, D. S. Hughes, n. s.
B. Robertson
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-05-30

IHE NEWEST SHOW AND The BIaGEsT.-
s. III. Barrett DC Co.'S Neao United Monster
Railroad .Sho,os.-This newest as well as
most colossal of all amusement enterprises
will'positiyely exhibit at Martinsburg on MAY
goth. Its attractions are multifarious as we'll
as novel, and it is matter of surprise how
many strictly new features can be crowded
in "a single exhibition ZebrasS broken to
perform incredible feats, Misunderstanding rein
deers, giraffs, harnessed to Roman racing
chariots, Harriman's steam air. ship in opera.
ton, man. sized riding cynocephalus, eIks
harnessed tandem, ten funny clowns in sim>
ultaneous rivalry, high and long>distanee
double somerssult leapers, peerless exploits
IN the gymnasium, extraordinarily trained
thoroughbred horses, comical school of mons
key comedians, monster living White Nile
Hippotamus, extraordinary feats of herculean.
strength, deeds of masculine and feminine
intrepidity, and, in fact, so great an array of
novelties and surprises that it would transcend
the limits OF newspaper notice to give them
even the briefest mention. The street parade
Is commensurate in magnitude and grandeur
with the exhibition, and introduces. among
other attractions, thirty Arabian eamels. dec
Grated in the richest and most costly trap>
pings and mounted by native Mohammedans
{ have on hand foe assortment of Jew
elry of both Gold and Role Plate, warranted
to wear for years and look like gold. L have
a new stock of Rings, such as Onyx en-.
orusted with Diamonds, real Amethyst en-
crusted, Diamond and Gold inlaid, Garnet
and Pearl, Marquis or plain glove Ring in
blood stones. Call and look at them Also
remember that keep on hand fine assort>
ment of silver-plated Ware, Triple, war
ranted to be such 1 say, and will sell
cheaper than any man in the State of West
Virginia. / also do all kinds of Watch Re,
pairing and everything that is done in a
frst>clsss Jsvelry Store. You will fad nv
shop opposite the Courthouse
,:.',-', SO .r,. H. A. BUXTON.
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PRIC Es REDUCED FOR 1852.
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DITCHING. EICAyATING. 20.

UIIUHIN6, EACAYATING, &C.
THE undersigred stiff offers bis services as a
4 competent workman In the above line
Ditshi1g and ExcaVAtinR OF all kinds-DiEEinR
Cisierns, Ponds, Cellars. 6o-undsrtEken al mod
crate rates, and faithfully ezecuted Orders left
at Tesidence, on West CougTsss ST.. will receive
prompt attention BihstiEE also done IN . satis-
factory manner, and at lowest rhtes
March 9, 1857. WESLEY LOWRY.
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The greater part of last week was occupied
in the Circuit Court by the trial of DIR. j h.
f. Hartgrove. charged with the murder of
Wilfred q. Chambers. The trial xoited un-
usual in terest. and tho attendance was large
throughout its progress. Tho taking of tho
evidence began on Monday morning, and was
concluded on Thursday morning. The ar
gumont of the case then began, and was cons
eluded shortly after ten o'clock Thursday
night Both sides were ably represented
the State by Gloon Moore, Esq, States At
terney, and the Hon. Geo. D. Wise, of Rich
mond, Va; the defence by Hon. D. B. Luz
cas-, Capt. George Baylor and Jas. D. Butt,
Esq. Powerful arguments wore made, and
the case given to the jury. Shortly after
ten O'Clock Friday morning the jury returned
into Court and announced it's verdict of "Not
Guilty, as charged in the indictment" This
brought forth some applause from the
ladies' liz the gallery and many persons on the
lower floor of the courtroom, which however
was promptly and properly suppressed by
Judge Faulkner, aud after the usual formal,
ities the prisoner, who has been confined in
tho county jail since last December, was dis.
charged.
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.sspsLiEG NOTICES.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

In the County Court, May Term, 1882.
At Term of said Court. continued and held
:. tho 5th day of May, 1889,
ORDERED. That the following provisions of
" the Road Law, passed March lIth, lIsS2, be
published, and that Road Surveyors nust con
form strictly thereto. ~ = a27fF FFfls
Chapter II, Sec s. Every Surveyor of Roads
shall keep an exact amount of the number of
days of work done on the Roads of his precip at
by each person liable and required to work
thereon, and shall make report of same to the
Comfy Court at the Levy Term of said Court
CHAPTER IA, Sec. ~ The Roads of the coun-
ty must DO worked between the first day of
April, and tue first day of Novemhe of each
year. When extra labor employed by the
Surveyor, the accounts ust be made o q & in the
name of the parties who performed the work,
stating time and place and description of work,
when and where done. Extra labor must not be
hired until the Surveyor shall have required
the two days of labor of all persons in his Dis.
trict WHO are required to work thereon and re-
turn to the Court the names of all persons who
Law" Copy-Teste.
Il. A. MOORE,
May Is, Iss2-st. Free Pres. Reg: copI.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

County OF Jefferson. to Wit:
In the County Court, My Term, 1882.
(3d Day.)
At Term of said Court continued and held the
4th day of May, 1882.
THE Court makes the folio " ing appointments
Il OF Physieians for the Poor 10 each District
of this County for the ensuing year. at a salary
of 1925 each, per annum, as fellows:
Charlestown pistrict-Drs. G. II. Richardson
and VIM. Neil. :
shepherustown Dstrict-Drs. R. P. Marshall
Harper's Ferry District-Drs B. Ramon
and w. 8. Cockrell. -
Kabletown Dstrict-Drs. w. W. Brown and
J. E. Wilson.
M,ddleway District-Drs. a. NJ. Evans and
d. W. Border. -.
TIA. MOORE.
Clerk Of County Court
May 2S. 1926. Free Press q Reg. copy.
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COUNTY 1TEMs.--From the Shepherds.
town Re9tsser We copy the following items:
Our schools are filling up again, tn, scar.
let fever scare having subsidized. -.
Programme for Memorial Day at Shep.
herdstown, June Sd, 18S2-The ASCOT.
alton will meet at Elmwood Cemetery. ON
Saturday, june Sd, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
when the following services will take place :
Dirge by Criswell's Uornet Band, prayer by
Rev. L.. X. Mason, music by the choir, adj
dress-speaker to be engaged, music by
band, roll of honor, music by choir, benedic-
ton by Rev. d. NJ. Moser, music by band
during which the decoration of the graves
will take place. 800
The Shepherdstown Manufacturing Com
pany have made step towards a beginning
of their new enterprise. They broke ground
on Tuesday last in the preparation of the site
upon which to erect their shops, and a num-
Dor of hands, horses, carts, scoops, plows 60 :,
under the superintendent of the energetic
and go>ahead>a>tive gentleman. and member
of the board of directors, Mr. l.. W. Poffen>
berger, are employed, and the earth is being
removed rapidly to level and everything is
assuming lively aspect. The buildings will
be three in number, of large dimensions
ing to them from the s. V.R. R. Mr. Jno.
Halliday an experienced machinist and me-
chanic of upwards of thirty years, engaged
in some of the largest manufacturing estab-
lishments in the country, and lately of the
Vulcan Iron Works of Baltimore, and who is
large shareholder in this company, has ia
ken charge of the works, and in a very short
time the buildings will be erected aud Mr..
Halliday will have large force of hands en-
gagged in the manufacture of engines, boilers,
saw-mills, stoves, mill gearing of all kinds,
older mills, clover hulers, and the repairing
of all kinds of machinery, railroad cars and
bridges, go. The Board of Directors Goa.
sists of the following gentlemeu-Geo. N.
Beltzhoover, President; David Billmyer, @.
T. Butler, G. T. Licklidor, L. W. ,Poffen>
berger, W. N. Lemen. B. f. Harrison, John
j.. Ricksrd, John H. little.
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February 81, lsS2-l3t-eev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-21
Affairs in West Washin-t0n.

FUNERALS--The funeral Of the late r. w. Down.
nal whose sudden death was mentioned In yes
terday's STAR, together with brief sketch OF his
life, IS in progress at Oak Hill cemetery chapel as
we 90 to press The remains are enclosed in a
handsome clOth-cOvered caSket, with bar handles.
and silver plate bearing the name and age OF de
ceased. The Rev. A. r. Stuart, rector of Christ p
the Blue Lodge: The active pall-bearers are:-
Messrs. VIM d. Cassln, E. d. Hartley, W. B. Orme,
J. g. Waters, Thomas bowling, G. F. Hyde, w. T.
Wheatley and C. II. Dernar: The honorary pail
bearers are: MeS5rs- VIM. A. Gordon. John Beall,
o. G. Green, &. NJ. Matthews, B. L. Blackford, j. W.
Boteier, T. NJ. Hanson and l. Thomas Davis.
The funeral OF little Frank Rackey took place at
the same hour q p.m.) from his parents residence
on street. Rev. Mr. Baker, OF Grace church,
oI1lcatlng The 1nterment was at the PreSbyte-
a NEW TUG.-The new tugboat built by Have
lech Co, OF Baltimore, for Gilmore, Meredith &
Co, for harbor work at this port, is expected to-
morrow She is 81 feet long and her cylinder 14x16
and is altogether very neat craft.
LOOKS BAD FOR CANAL PRosPECTs--The firm of
Gilmore, Meredith Co. have just made contract
with the Washington Gas!ght Company to supply
them with 1900 tons Of Cumberland coal to come
by Way OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
THE X. OF p BANQUET takes place tonight at
Market hall, instead of last night, enormously
BUILDING Assoc1Ar1oN.-At the forty-frst reg,,-
lar monthly meeting OF the Thirteenth Building
Association. held last night at Goddard hall, A
shares were retired at the stock value rates.
per share.
CLEARED--Steamer Jane Moseley, for Norfolk,
with flour and assorted cargo; steamer Norfolk.
W. "Sons fci WI ionh, Will tIupty
THE DASHAwAY CLUB met last evening. Dr. j.
Mckendree Rely made the principal address of
the evening. and new names were added to the
pledge.
PoRT.-Entered-s E. 3. Knight, Chichester,
for New York with assorted cargo; Lady OF the
Lake, light, for flour to 60 TO New York; str.
Jane hoseley, light, from Norfolk; schr. FOaming
Sea, Owens, from Baltimore; schr Mitchell,
from Norfolk, with lumber for Wheatley Bros.
THE POTOMAc BOAT CLUB, at their meeting last
night, passed resolutions OF coincidence ana regret
st the loss OF their esteemed member, the late R.
w. bowman. 1t was also ordered that hand
some floral Offering to adorn the casket be con-
tr1buted by the club.
CANAI--It Is believed at Cumberland that water
will be turned into the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal to morrow, and that the coal traffic will be
then opened up for the season.
HIGH TIDE.-March q, 9l1 a.m 936 nm :
March p, 10 an, 10. IS pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-21

THE NEW FERRY.-An effort is On foot to solve
the question OF the Maryland Terry transportation
Dy means or private company, and bill to char
ter the Virginia and Maryland steam ferry compa-
ny, With II. Strauss, B. H. Lambert, and others as
corDorators, has been reported in the house of
delegates. As soon as the charter Is granted ef-
iortS VIII be made TO obtain private subscriptions
10 as large an amount as possible, and then the
city council VIII be asked to take 50 much stock as
may DE needful TO establish the ferry.
COUNTY SCHOOL BoARD-The school board of
Alexandria county met at noon to-day at the Old
courthouse on the invitation of the CLERK Reni
Austin, and ex-Superintendent Carne. Siinerin.
tendent Adams, and Superintendent-elect Wibert
were also present The object OF the meeting was
TO settle up the financial affairs OF the board
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Henry Parsons, an employe
OF the Virginia Midland railroad company, was
badly injured last night on Union street. He was
coupling the cars when the burden train was
being made up by the yard engine, and, missing
his footing, was badly mashed. He was carried 10
his home In the southwestern part OF the city,
where he received the care OF physicians His In.
1uries are not thought to be fatal.
CLAIM AGAINST THE CTTY.-The finance commit
tee was called to consider last night the claim of
Mr.. Eweu Atwen for compensation which he con-
SlderS due because at the building OF the new
market-hOuse he was deprived of the use OF q
building on Fairfax street. adjoining the corner Of
Cameron street There was no quorum OF the
committee: so the matter goes over.
REPoRTERS NOTES.-The US shin Portsmouth
Is at anchor on the foot OF Prince Street-The
Alexandria county court win open next Monday
It's March term-Fully nine-t enths Of the rest
dents here are yaccinated.--The dredging az the
dock Ct the nsh wharf is nearly completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-21
Special Weather bulletin.

TOMORROW TO BE SLIGHTLY COLDER AND PAIR
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
The following special bulletin To the press
The barometer Is lowest near Port Huron and
highest in Utah. The storm which was central
near Omaha yesterday morning moved To the
eastward over the lake region with great energy
AMI Is central over Lake Huron Rain has
prevailed in the southern and middle states and
Ohio valley, and snow or rain continues IN the
lake regions and upper Mississippi valley. The
temperature has fallen from 200 to 800 in the SOUTH
west and northwest; slightly In all other districts
except the southern portion OF the middle states
and the northern portion OF the south Atlantic
states. where slight rise is reported. Brisk and
high variable winds continue In the lake region
southeTly 10 westerly winds prevail in the middle
and southern states east of the Mississippi, north
east winds In New England, and high northerly
winds west OF the Mississippi. The following
temperatures were reported yesterday afternoon:
Norfolk, $50; Charleston, so; Savannah, $50;
Jacksonville, 81; Galveston, $50; San Antonio, TO-
Los Angeles, SO. The following stations report
more than one inch OF rainfall during the past "a
hours: Indianapolis, 40; Cincinnati, 243: Column
bus, OF; Vlcksburg, 1-f2; Duluth, LA; St Louis
inch. The Indications that slightly colder
and fair weather will prevail in the middle and
southern states and Ohio valley on Wednesday.
Colder clearing weather Is Indicated for New Eng
land on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-21
SOCIETY NOTES.

Despite the rainy weather, many OF their friends
enjoyed tea and conversation with Senator Harri-
son and his wife and daughter AID Captain and
Mrs Hartley, when they received Informally last
evening.
Mr.. West and his daughter will entertain guests
at dinner at the British legation next Monday
evening.
Ex-Governor and Mrs Morgan, OF New York,
will visit the President next week.-JuStice Har-
lans wife IS slowly gaining strength Their daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Child, is now with them at their resi-
dence here. They will not go to Fortress Monroe
at present Representative and Mrs Dugro re-
turned from New York yesterday, and are again at
Wizards Mr.. Dugros health has been greatly
improved by the rip.-EX-Postmaster General
Keys daughter, whose alarming condition from
an accident has been announced, was great fav-
or1te here and sincere sorrow is expressed at the
news of her s.lfferiDgs. AT last accounts She was
In a critical condition Representative Clark
and his daughter are now at 215 East Capitol
street, where they expect to remain until Congress
ad1ournS. Sheriff., who was called away re-
Gently to visit her mother, who was Ill, has re-
turned, having left her mother much better. Her
niece, Miss Dora Smith, who visited her last
winter, returned with her.-MiSs Alice john
stone. OF 1922 street, has returned from her visit
to New York.