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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-17

EN4RM wAGONS.-Tho Celebrated Webster
and Standard Thimble Sksin Wagons the
cheapest Wagons to the Farmer. For sale by
BEALL BROS. Il PHILLIPS.
September 6, 1889.
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WANTED IA few loads of Good Wood
at this Office.
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I Town COUNCIL MATTEas.-As.a meeting
of the Town. Council, held last Thursday
night, the Street Committee was authorized
to examine the cutters from the Market.
House corner to Dixon's corner, and see what
can be done to improve drainage in that
locality.
The same Committee was AUTHORIZED to i'm,
prove the grade and drainage Of Eas. alley,
between Main aud Congress Streets.
Brick sidewalks were ordered to be laid on
the north side of Main street, where deficient,
between Mildred st. and East alley and on
the west side of George street, from the Jail
yard corner to Congress street. laying of
the same to be begun within ten days and COM
pleted without delay-otherwise the Street
Committee authorized to proceed to lay the
same and take lien on property for cost
thereofA
Plank walks were also ordered, under the
same regulations, on east side of Charles
street, from corner of John Arnett's lot to
Academy alley, and on east side of West
street, from Liberty to northwest corner Of
myers property
One of the most interesting religious
gatherings ever held in our town was the Com
vention of the Y. NJ G. Association of Mary
land, West Virginia and the District of Co.
lumbia. which began its session here on
Thursday night last and concluded on Sunday
night. Day meetings were held in Washing>
ton Hall, and at night services were conducted
in the churches, alternating between the Bap-
fist, Presbyterian and Methodist. The rep>
resentation present from various portions of
the territory embraced by the Convention was
very large, and the audiences in attendance
upon the meetings were large from the be-
ginning to the close of the session. On Sat-
urday and Sunday afternoons, open air meet
ings were held in the court house yard. The
Union Farewell Meeting at tie Presbyterian
Church on Sunday night drew together a
densely crowded assembly, and deep re-
ligious feeling was manifested The meeting
was kept up until late hour, and even thon
the greater portion of the congregation seemed
10th to depart. Among the delegates present
from Washington, Baltimore, Cumberland
and elsewhere, were quite number of earnest
and eloquent speakers and good singers and
the cause of the Master was earnestly advo,
Gated and His praises Sung in hearty accord
We regret that time and space forbid US this
week from giving the details of the full work
OF the Convention. We trust, however, that
the body has left an impression upon our CONS
munity which will last for time and eternity,
and we feel quite sure that our community
will be glad to again welcome it to our midst.
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SOUTH AND WEST"
100000 LBS. WOOL WANTED.

/ WILL be fully established in the Wool Mar
i Ret at its opening. And will be prepared to
pay tne ontslde tirnrcs in Cash for all the Wool
May 2. 1889. C. w. TRUSSELI,.
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Hay WantcdI

PRESCRIPTIONS; Ba,so ruEm 70 os.-Tbi. de.
partment of our business receives our great
est care and atten tion, and nothing is spared
ma Ike every thing connected with il as complete
and perfect as possible. None but the purest and
best ingredients ever used. The grestest care
ana attention to even the min utest details are in
variably observed. None but experienced and
thoroughly competent persons are allowed in this
particular department.. No pains is spared to-
have the prescription prepared from the very best
Ingredients with extreme ACCURACY in order that
the Tesult may be PERFECTION. We invite your
able charges at all times. GEO LIGHT
October 3. 1852. Drupgiat
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LErrEns remaining

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Chariestown, Jefferson
county, w: Va, October II, 1882
Miss Annie brown. Miss Annie Hines,
Mrs, Robert Morris, Miss Hattie Thomas,
Mrs, Ellen Wade. w. NJ. Brown, (coI) J..
W. Chandler, John j.. Carter, James J. Dyer,
Joshua G. FelIers, j.. II. IIuehes, Jno. II
Jones' James Morris, S. a Miller. James II.
Philips, ". w. Wilson. Jtmuel White. ".
N. Woodward, Master j nmcs Wilmington.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fec. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised
BENZ. Z. LEIsENRING, Z. NJ.
G0oD ADvICE.-Y0n will; prevent and cure the
greater part of the il that .ct mankind III
th1s or any section. if Won keep your stomach
! flyer ana Kidneys in perfect working order
there Is no medicine known that does this as
smr";Y as Parker's Ginger Tone. Ii will keep
Nn"r blood rich and pure, ana give Won good
health ut little cost. See other column.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Furnished by
A LII Books used IN the Public Schools kept ON
n hand-others ordered on short notice
FELLows' Syrup of TIE Hypo Phosbhits. Hon
I loud Reapet, Irish Moss, apioeo, Cor Gel.
IL hnne and CooPer's Sheet GeIatine, sold by
DIAMOND Dust. for the hsir, sold by
~ Sept. S. 1882. GRo r LIGHT,
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gee that yomr Wheat Crop is secured Ivy In
y surancc. Risks taken by best Companies
Tor one day or 4 longer period.
AISQUIrH Sc WYATT,
j Arrnr1
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pATENT Ice Cream F.eezers. Brass and Por-
celsin-Lined Kettles. for sale by
JOSEPH Fl! YESTERDAY
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Salt! Salt! Salt!

TUsT received and for sale in lots to suit. GOO
q Sacks Standard Brands LIVERPOOL FINE.
and GROUND ALUM SALT. Liberal discount
offered to Dealers. JAMES MeGRAw
Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Aug. 1, 1859. e.,
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OCTOBER 8, 1882.
VoUR attention is called to our Immense
i Stock of Foreign and Domestic Div
Goods. w. G. CARRELl &, CO.
October S.lss2.
"Eagain invite you TO examine our snten-
w did Stock of MEMS. Youtl.' and BOYS
Clothing. W. c. CARRELLS, Co
October 3. 1882
VoU cannot better employ any hour han in
Il looking over our Stock of Wooden Blnn-
w. C. CARRELL 6 CO.
October 5, 1882.
TT will be greatly TO your advantage to look
i over our Stock of Underwear.
VIC. CARRELL 4 co.
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COOK STOVE FOR SALE CHEAP.

WE have for sale a Good Columbia Cook
~ Stove, No. S. in good running order-for
either coal or wood We wish to get Il larger
one. No fault. except too small.
October 3. 1852 w SPOTTS
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Plank walks we're also ordered, under the
same regulations, on east side of Charles
street, from corner of John Arnett's lot to
Academy alley, and on cast side of West
street, from Liberty to northwest corner of
Myers property.
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National School of ELOCUTION and
~ ORATORI. Nineteen teachers aud lee
tursrs' specialists in their departments. Tho.
citation and Action, in their applica ton to Con
versatlon, Reading Recitation = nd Or,tory. Char
tered 1875 Grants diplomas Fall Term opens
october ?. Send for catalogue and prospectus
to J. H. BEcHTzL. Secretary
14l6 and l4ls Chestnut Street, PhiladeIphi.
October & 1852 On f-'
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TNEE best Improved Water Cooler in tn. mar ket
For sale by JOSEPH n. yesterday.
'ENHE very hest Coal Oil Stove in Charlestovn
for sale by JOSEPH H yesterday
ORANGES, Lemou=. Cocoanuts. CANDIES Ca kes
" and Cr&ckers-fresh, aud for sale at
JOSEPH n. yesterdays
Tin, Stove and Grocery Store.
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MANUFACTURING.

MRS: y. Q. TUrYILER ia prepared 10 Under.
1t1 take MantuA Making aad ali kinds ofHsm.
ny sewing At Reasonable rates. Resid.nee on
samuel street, near the Baptist Church
April IS, 1sSI-N
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

n.-..1t.-A 49,. ~
ncHa'upng peI,ee' oan'aloupe y "
annons .he sery nlgnest grades u nun
g,own. lne wVriu. we cannol refrain
mnsn .nc season ovpRrs Iouna u men'
noa nos wv nnA, .uo rascu WIN suc.
rhnDs. ysets pyIson hasihg
snay any szc snpuiu Wy MS manu-
W aone Win almost rs
~ ue..sny ~ na,s'ns = crop o. corn.
= groupa snoss' nave = warm cSpo-
suro ana, .. iriaoie-..aay monia not DO
ins aualaeu' Inc nii SHOULD % aug
= e'xn. .. zen ,nchss' W. ieetin On
ahe'er, ano nica Win welbrotied ma
aufe' neh soha anu and --turnpike dirt
= excellent rs . substitute tor tne latter:
si,eorsiN soeass should nc placed A. eqnal
distances about an inch In depth. and
the mn" Should DC even with tho 9TH
81 sol, except N season promises 70 be
wet when they should be raised. They
should be about six feet apart each way,
and tho plants, when they have passed
all danger, should Dc thinned out 70 two
or threc In q bill. The beds must bc
kept clear OF oil weeds and grass and
when The vines commence running they
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06
Horses without Shoes.

A Connecticut correspondent Of the
N. Y, Herald writes: Over three years
ago articles appeared in the Boston
Journal aud several other papers adj
yising the working OF horses without
shoes, aud NJ the same time giving the
experience OF several persons who had
uscd them without shoes with complete
success. was so impressed with the
statements and the success of the ex-
pcriments that | was induced TO have
the shoes Of one of my horses taken oil.
! turned him out TO grass for about
month and then put him to work, light
~ Mt irst.-and. | must confess, with
fear aud trembling; but after u trial |
was so pleased with the result that |
took the shoes on my other two horses.
aud | have worked them without shoes
eyer since. now about three years. |
find they work better, more sure-footed.
and are far less liable TO lamene,s
than when shod, and / am well
satisfied that horses feet rs nature
made them are all sufficient for ordina.
ry work. and, | believe. for %extraordi-
nary work. After my long experience
| should now as soon think Of going to
n farricr myself TO be shod as to send
my horses forthat purpose. What sur
priscd me most was that ono OF my
horses was continually falling lame. and
we new could discover the cause. but
since she has been worked without shoes
she has never shown the least symp-
toms OF lamcness aud never stumbled,
which she did very much when shod,
from which infer that the barring tho
solcs when shoeing made her fect very
tender and was the cause of all the
trouble. Our roads arc rough. hilly
and stony, much more so than the aver.
age roads, so that my success cannot
be attributed 10 superiority in this rc-
spcct Equcstrians would find Il far
safer TO use horses without shoes as tho
sole becomes 50 hard Is 10 be non sensi.
tive TO small stones. and the animals ara
thus far less liahla 10 stumble To pro.
vent the hoofs from chipping tho toes
should be kept slightly rounded by a
coarse file, such rs a used by f~arriers.
and rs the feet should always be looked
to when the horse Is groomed tho time
required TO do this Is very triiing.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

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We Hay "a farmers who dnaifo II
filtr farm hDffrs. look carefully 10 tba
walking gult NJ The res Aud hflhor.
nUcuinm your Young horses that ore
raised iuf dfnit purposes ~ wnlk rapid.
", ami 10 lhlt end II ihoro u any walk
IN them Dotor allow them 10 stflke a
irUt # i astonishing how rapid a gait
Cnn br Developed with proper trimming.
WiIiltfs Mynttiy.
Various cases Of poisoning from tho
mas n perfumes have been reported In
recent English Journals, In one IN
stance q little girl had bought some hell
0irupc perfume NJ 4 bazaar, and bad mp
piled n ON hcr face. This caused q YES.
ticnlar eruption swelling, itching. and,
IN fact, cry slpclns, which lasted for some
time The scent was made with some Of
the products Of coal tar, and not with
the odoriicrous principles Of plants, thus
acquiring is Irritating properties. -
DcHccr Tribune,
No intelligent breeder viii pin his
faith TO pedigree alone, but a good ped.
igroe Is one that usually produces mer-
itorious animals; and upon that fact the
value Of pnligree depends. Pedigree,
properly considered, Is the history OF
the ancestry OF m individual; and II we
ind the ancestry good, we can depend
upon II that individual excellence will
be- transmitted. The record Of pedi-
grees enables rs 10 ascertain the quality
of the ancestry; and in this particular Il
Is invaluable TO all breeders. Pedigree
may be, and doubtless has been. idol
lied to a damaging extent in many
cases; but II will never do to run to the
other extreme Chicago Times.
-Felon Cures Use a plaster as largo
as u finger nail, spread with salvc used
for fly blislers, about twelve hours. or
until the finger Is pulled up, and then
prick with u needle (and not a pin) and
letout the water. Keep the skin ON as long
~ possible, and wash the sensitive flesh
underneath it with cream oil or sweet
oil. To make the cream oil put n cup
with q spoonful Of sweet cream on the
stOye-hcarth and let 10 stand. without
stirring, until a clear oil arises. OF
course. the sooner applied after the fel
on begins to prickle, the more certain
the cure. Lansing Republican.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

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snll raiinR nt lha lo} aud ! regalnci
uur fUoi an made rnum flf her Agnln
Mhrslon exclaimed, extending on arm
as ho dil sol
"Horar'
"Goodnosql How impatient YOU
nrol" replied The lady. cfumplug her
newspaper In her hand and turning
toward the bed
Bat her -un spfang quickly in front ni
inihrr, Marston. arm eneirclcd him,
the boy, with a quick embrace,
screamed.
Papa
Mrs. Marston had By This time reached
bedside, saving, Jelly,
"Nr MarstOn, allow mo 30 suggest
Excuse me, madame" said I, "but
he cannot hear you. lie is in another
world now"
a..
Then Mrs. Marston broke into tears
and pitiil ordinations, for although
her heart WIS very small, IL was not
bad, For almost five minutes | was
compelled 20 respect her; after that,
however, her lamentations wore all for
so, afhr promising to arrange
lhu details Of the funeral, and saying q
words to the hoy, with the hope
That he would understand that | would
try 10 be n father TO him. / de-
parted.
A day or two after Mrs Marston gave
me o sealed envelope, addressed to me,
that she found under her husbands pill
1t contained n number Of pawn-tickets
and u note, written a day or two before
Nnrston's death. askinJ me n I would
the articles an5 .aye ,hom Jnr
SON. tbey baJ noon n,,,ncJ fnr mon
az that his ,yiIc wanted chen Lo co,,id
not take a penny out Of his business
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$50 W. ni~,'l 'onuuun PiPos' SONS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

Mn ARrnun n. Consys, Of Newport, n.y.,
writes q wish 70 speak a good word for DR..
Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Aarsapafilla. My
wife suffered greatly from q complication OF
diseases, ending In o miscarriage, which for
months confined her TO her bed, Hiie had ncy-
er fully recovered, and at times complained
severely OLA feeling Of bearing down, while
her periods were very irregular and gave her
great pain. Her physician seemed 10 be doing
DR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and SarsaparIlla.
From the first dose she began 10 improve, and
10 now as healthy and strong ~ a young girl.
] thlnk II the best medicine In the Wnrlhn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06
Maine News,

Hop Bltters, which arc advertised iu our
columns, are a sure cure for ague, biliousness
and kidney complaints. Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recommended.
Those afflicted should give them a fair trial,
and viii become thereby enthusiastic In the
praise OF their curative qualities. Portland
Argus. $3.50
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

Whtn a man ias l#sH ~ h~fahsleas N wtd
4 bright etrd, Jfuis, hAppy.fspeh gifh Ne
shuuid N tspetlsliy careful w her ht4lih Al
intalii wife N mother IL gffatil 10 - liiledl
and YET saHfllnes, ~ spite ~ i1tei and esff.
and tenderness, or WHlnea felhA 10 ast fleh
NeRinFihH vim irregularities ahd Dyspepsia,
M general hralih beflHs 70 fali. and weak
hcss, Nervous pfusiftti1n, aleeplffahesa, ete.s
make life fHieefahlr. The cheeks become mle,
the eyes fftv Uailcts, the hearts aftiDn IN.
feeblc1, The pulse seHk, anh daoay Of The pul.
nonafy, digestive and urinary dfgana "a The
result Iuf reAiOflna slckly leufnfn 10 health
and sifrhgth, ~ GuYsottd yellow Dock and
haf,apafllla efcelA All other medicines II Il
9 true tpule. Ia pFinrpal Ingredients ARE
yellow Dock, sarsaparllla, Juniper, Iron
Buclm, Celery and Caiisaya bark. II hullds
~ the female system, aud will positively cufe
falling. Of the womb, Irregularities, leueor-
rlina, dyspepsia, etc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

TIM Worlds Dispensary and Invaiid,' Hotel,
at Buffalo, N. Y, destroyed by Are 4 year ago,
. rebuilt and full Of patients, For sInyaild's
Guide Book giving particulars and terms Of
treatment, addrcsas with two stamps, WonLp's
DisPEssARf MEDICAL AssociAr's, Buifalo,N.Y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

UNCLE said ayoung rascal TO his worthy
relative, "that man over there wants 10 SEQ
you.n "What docs he wantlp .Dumno,
didn't ask him. 80 uncle sauntered over 10
where the stranger sat, aud said. ''Dld you
wish 10 see the, STRIP mo, sir.n 81 beg PR
dou, but ! was told by that young man over
there that you wanted to sec mel $50 | do,
so ] do. I've been blind these ten years, and
| want to see anybody.n STT'T-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

] HAVE the utmost confidence IN the mails,
Enclose VI for two boxes, or $3.50 postoffce
orler for sit boxes OF Celery and ChamomIie
pills and | will take all risk for money aud
goods. Dr, Q. w. Benson, 100 North Eutaw
81, Baltimore, Nd. Also proprietor o. his
new remedy and f~syorltc prescription, known
a. DE-. Bcnson's Skin Cure, recognized every
where as the only safe and sure remedy for all
diseases OF the Skin and Scalp. lillIS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

InE American kiss, II Is announced, Is TO be
the subject OF a book to be published soon,
As Dr. Holmes would say, the shape of the
volume should be e-llp.tlckle. -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d., Buffalo, N. Y. Twas
attacked with congestion OF the lungs, sore
ness over the liver, severe pain In the Joints,
q burning fever, and general giving away Of
the whole system. Failing 10 find relief Ia
remedies prescribed, | tried your Golden
Medical Discovery" lteffected my entire cure.
Your medicines have only TO be used to be ap-
Ireciatcd. II every family would give them a
trial, n e.tenths o. the doctors would, like
Othcllo, find their occupation gone. Yours
truly, L. H. MCMILLAN, NJ. d., Brccsport NY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

~ Every color Of the Diamond DYES IA
perfect. See the samples Of the colored cloth
NJ the druggists. Give them one trial and
you will always use them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

WRITE to Mrs. Lydia +. Plnkham, No. o33
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets
relative 10 the curative properties of her vege-
table Compound In all female complaints.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

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TuE more that fun Is pokcd ut the poke
bonnet the more the poke bonnet seems 10 be
poked Into public assemblages detroit Free
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