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The lsush for once.

Our Republican friends are now under
going an experience with which many of
them are familiar, but from which they have
been exempt for so long as to make it seem
like new business at this time. 1t is the
rush for local offices.
Within a month the Mayor-elect will have
to appoint nearly forty policemen, and the
majority members of City Council have
several small positions to fill about the same
time. 1t is lamentable fact, but true,
nevertheless, that there are never positions
enough to satisfy all the applicants, and
after all the boring and button-holing to
which those in whom the appointing power
rests are subjected, they have to endure the
curses and anathemas of the many who are
bound to be disappointed at the expense of
the few.
Our Republican friends, therefore, are en-
tering upon new era, and stand upon the
Threshold of valley of tribuIation which
many more than those who hold the office
dispensing power must trod. The boring
process will not only be applied to the
Mayor and the majority members of Coun-
ell, but to every Republican in the city sup
posed to be possessed of any influence with
''the powers that be-" For the
next six weeks the "man of influence" will
be subjected to such persistent demands for
his kindly aid and support as will almost
drive him mad with desperation and despair.
He will be asked by the applicants and their
friends to ''do all you [he] can" for this
man and the other, until peace is driven
from his mind and he feels in his dis
traction like flying to the uttermost
ends Of the earth to escape his prosecutors
The members of Council and the Mayor will
be beset at their homes and places of busi-
ness, and on the public streets, by men who
wish to impress upon their minds that the
salvation of the party, if not of the entire
municipality, depends upon the appoint
ment of some particular man to an equally
particular position. And so it will go on
until the lucky ones are duly installed, when
the poor, unfortunate dispensers ofpatronage
will be compelled to bear the howlings of
the disappointed ones and their wrathy
friends.
We have explained this matter rather
fully to our Republican friends, in order to
prepare them, in measure, for the tribula-
tions that await them. We hope they will
possess their souls in patience, and wrap all
their sensibilities in cast iron coating that
will be proof against the severest shocks of
importunate office-seekers. We hope
they will survive the ordeal upon
which they are entering, and
assure them in advance of the hearty sym
pathy of their Democratic colleagues, who
have but recently emerged from this fur
mace Of political afIliction, and can appre-
ciate their pitiable condition. We would
have been pleased to bear the burden now
resting upon them, but political fate decreed
otherwise, and they must face the music
like men. We hope they will survive the
crisis that awaits them.
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AT To-NIGHT's MEETING of Citv Co,no;,
1ne committees will be announced, after
which the new municipal legislators viii
have fairly entered upon the work of tbc
coming year.
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A NEW coEvEETIoN is now talked Of in
order to patch up peace in the Republican
party Of Pennsylvania. Cameron, however,
is bound to keep on top and will not agree
to a new State Convention unless he is
assured that it will carry out Cameron
methods and nominate Cameron candidates.
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EIRsT CALL
FROM 304.

Il lOoAA OOfs
We say to all wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers that we have kept
very quiet during the month
that we have been fitting up
our new store No. 304 Market
ST., that we might have room to
display our stock of goods that
our increasing trade demanded,
and that we are now prepared
to supply your wants, and we
have no doubt it will pay you
well. Our stock is complete,
every department is filled; every
kind, size and width. Our stock
Of ladies, misses and children's
Shoes (direct from the manu-
facturer to our salesroom) was
never as large as now. The
same can be said of our gents
boys and youths department.
We solicit a continuance Of your
liberal patronage.
BOSTON ONE-PRICE
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
No. 304 Market st.
apr2s-lmdSw HENRY PIKE, Prop'r.
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The most perfect fitting pattern is the
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IHE ARTlZANs SAVING BANK.
NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET,
lNCoRfohATED JANUARY PATH, 1861.
open 70 receive deposits from a. IN. until In. m
and on Tuesday and SATURDAY, ryeniigs" " II"
from to O'Clock.
sEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
hegnlariy made In April and October. When
~ niELuends I are nol Withdrawn they are accounted
a. a. deposlts. ihns permanent deposits compound
lhelr interest twice In each year
MANAGEHS;
Clement II. Smith, lGrnrye w Rush
Stit iuo iopWhsehu, George :. CHpcllc,
Ifan aa.iaahisl u IL. henson, NJ. l.. Lichtenstun
ils"hy " ~ Il purei Edward Darlington,
y ni, / ma5tIilks, nk Job II jackson,
i4u""fu usey, William IL. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGEW W. BUSH, President.
r,o, z. =. GAPELLE Vice President
Ieb2l-ly +. It. TAYLOR Treasurer.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streata
and City-hall square.
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GEORGE G. MARIs,
Real Estate Agent.

Makes speciality of collecting rents, and entire
mana cement of property.
NO Col SHIPLEY STREET.
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FINANCIAL.


EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMI NGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
-AND-
FINANCIAL AGENTS
OF
THE UNITED STATES,
EDWARD BETS, President.
GEO. ID ARMSTRONG, Cashier
PAID UP CAPITAL, $500, COO.
:. Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exchange
Discount days, MONDAYS and TiIJJisSDASS
at $50 "a. III. ~ - ~ 10
DIRECTORS:
iga'1i EgaWara bnetIs, ~ John II, Adams,
SSieinenI D. Slhlth, james G. McCOinb.
S,gS SSoo,gS ", bushi William Tatnall
S""uci "ahes, Eli Garrett.
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su,p ~ypsy LANGUAGE. BY Cu1n1s papen on
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NOTICE
McLear & Kendall

have removed their Carriage Factory to the
Hunsbergcr Building at Water and Market sts.,
where they have opened an Office for the trans
action of business. 5-2o-I4-tr
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postnsid2r 2r 6S sale BY all booksellers o..
''"' On receipt of price BY tbes sen, en-. b nj,
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NOTlCE.-WINDOW SCREENS AND
= DOOR SCREENS made To order al
fERGER's, 4o5 shipley street, at short notice
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Notice Is hereby given that the annual assess
meht oi horses, mules, and other animals of the
hors1 hlhu, owned or kept for within the city
OI " wilmington, for the year lSs2 is now completed
and on file In the otice of the CLERK of Council OF
sald city, AZ the City Hail. for public inspection.
ANY person improperly assessed may appeal from
said assessment 70 the Finance Committee Of the
Clty Council nnul the LIST day of July, 1881 when
the same Will be bent TO the Civ Auditor for col
lectoh. HENRY H. REMINGTON,
,,,u CLERK OF City Council.
5-a0-t7-I
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SATcHEL GUIDE, 1882
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sfssy isnS OF the British Isles, BssA AZ como
ant" % ee.many and the Rim gum and
France, Austria and I,Slv ''",nS' an, svl,ueri,'l
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

COUNTY IrEMs.-FFom the Shepherds
town Register We copy the following items:
Two bags of seed wheat were stolen from
tue blacksmith shop of Mr.. John r. Ray, in
TINS place, on Friday night oflast week.
MIR. John Bower, agent here of the s. V.
II. X, has been transferred to Mines. Page
county, Va, and Mr.. E. w. Seiss, recently
OF Sharpsburg station, is assigned to this
place.
Miss Agnes Fox, aged Z years, grand>
daughter OF Mr.. John W. Kidwel of this
place, accidentally fell from boat on the G.
U Canal, at Berlin, on Monday last, and
was drowned.
AT meeting of the Directors of the Shep-
herdstown Manufacturing Company. on FRI
day evening of last week, Mr.. D. S. Rentch
was elected Secretary aud business manager
for said company.
A Grand Fireman's Parade will take place
in Shepherdstown, on Saturday, Nov 4th,
1882. to be participated in by Fire Compa-
MES of Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Shepherds
town, and other places.
An interesting meeting is going on ut Mar
vim Chapel, under tho management of Rev.
W. G. Eggleston Of the NJ. E. Church South
and Rev. c. 0. Cook of the NJ. L. Church has
revival In progress at Scrabble.
Mr.. a. B. Shepherd, of this town, left here
on Tuesday last for New York city, from
which place he sailed for Mexico, where he
Will resume his labors as Cival Engineer
This is Mr.. Shepherds second voyage to
Mexico, having returned home here the latter
part of spring for the summer vacation.
The Bi>Centennial Celebration at Phila-
delphia last week was truly a grand affair,
and attracted to the city larger crowd, as is
estimated, than on any one day during the
Centennial OF 1876. We had the pleasure
of being present the first two days, and re-
turn thanks to the popular and well known
firm OF Messrs. Aver & Son, Advertising
Agents, with whom we have had extend ed
and satisfactory dealings, for position on the
balcony of the Times Office, corner of Chest
nut and 9th streets, from which to view tho
professions. The landing of Penn, at Dock
street, took place Tuesday morning, followed
by procession Of military, civic societies.
&c, closing at night with magnificent py-
rotecnic display at Paramount Park. During
the latter sad calamity occurred, By the
bursting of mortar and the instant killing
of six persons and wounding of twelve or
more. On Wednesday was the trade display,
ard it was a magnificent affair indeed sur
passing anything of the kind we have ever
seen. The "mystic pageant" on Wednesday
night, was very 6uo, though not so good, we
think, as that Of Baltimore last mouth. The
knights Tcmplar had a grand parade on
Thursday, and on Friday was the military
parade, with twenty thousand men in line.
The decorations in the city were fine, espe-
cially on Chestnut street, which was spanned
by t|o msgnifi cent nrches-opc just above
and the either short distance below the
Times Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

Those things looked upon by the trusts
worthy eyes, moro deeply impress the mind
than those which are merely heard by the
ears. Therefore, you should call aud see for
yourself the beautiful things that arc kept on
hand. aud for sale at a small profit Watches,
Clocks and Jcwelry of tho latest styles, all
fresh stock, come and SEQ them No trouble
to show goods, whether you buy or not Re-
member the place, tho Boss Matchmaker and
JeweIer of the county of Jefferson Work
repaired when others fail to do it. Look for
the Big Sign-H. 4. Burton. Matchmaker,
Main street
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31
BENZ. 7. LEIsENR1Na, z. hi.

john L. Dom & Co Lavo on hand n full
line Of Cloths, Casimeres, md Suitings gen,
orally, for the Fall and Winter season-su,
porb goods in quality aud style-to which
they invite attention aud these goods will
be made to order in the post substantial and
fashionable manner, and good fits and perfect
satisfaction assured. Experienced workmen
arc employed. Prices as low as the lowest
for first GLASS work. Call and examine and
admire and leave your order and measure.
Work promptly executed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Chariestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va. October %. 1882
Miss Louisa b. Hunter, Mrs. A. Fl. Mas
hone, Mrs Theodore X. Miller, Mrs. Ssllie
Spencer, w. A. Bennett William jackson.
Ashton Moore, ". a. Ray, b. i Walters.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the deadle letter Of
fec. Persons calling for them will please
say that they arc advertised
BENI E IEISENR1Nn y NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31
Live Agents Wanted.

To sell Dr. ChSse's Recipes, or In forma ton for
Every body, in every county IN the United States
and Ca INda. EnlArged by the publisher to Gas
pages. IL contains 1000 household recipes
and lie suited TO all classes and conditions of 80
ciety- wonderful book and = household nee .s-
sty. II soils at sight Greatest inducements
ever Offered to book agents. Sample copies sen t
given Agents moro than BILE their money
Address Dr. Chascs Steam Printidg House INN
Arbor, Michigan. Oct3l'ss-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

1t vii! be seen, by advertisement in anotf>
er D. lutnn, that our young townsmen, AIessrs
j. W. Blessing aud T. i Boiler, have formed
oo>PeTtncrshiP fer conducting tho Car
Pentor and Bull ling business, and have sue
ceedcd Mr.. James ". Butt, their former en-
ploycr, therein. Both have had the fullest
experience and bear the undisputed reputation
OF being frst-'l.ss mechanics They have
alresdy on hand contracts to build two com
Portable frame dwellings on the southwest
corner of the ''Brick Pool' lot-one for Mr..
3. L. Milton, and the other for Miss Marietta
Milton, and " II also complete unfinished
contracts of Mr.. Butt. Mr. Butt, whist re-
firing from csrpcnterng, will not relnquish
his Tin aud Stove Business but on the con :
trary proposes to push the latter to its fullest
extent To this end he has purchased new
aud elegant supply of Stoves and Timing
Material and respectfully invites the attcn-
ton OF tho public tn the same
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

Allen Hull, Esq, is appointed Passenger
Agent of the Norfolk and Western and Shen>
andoab Valley Railroads, Oice Mr.. L. s.
Brown, resigned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

OF the $50, 334 of the Peabody Educa>
tional Fund to be expended in the Southern
States, West Virginia is allotted SO, 800.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

$500 per year can be easily made at homo
working for E. G. Ridsout & Co., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for their catalogue and
full particulars. Oct25,Sl-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31

EBERKELEYsG accommodation the Martins.
burg Independent We copy the following:
Arrangements for lighting the town are
about being perfected.
The Presbyterian church at Shangh this
county, will be dedicated Sabbath morning.
November 9Th. =
Quite quantity of new corn is now being
brought to town, and is selling at As and SO
cents bushel.
Judge Faulkner goes to the front on flint
white corn. Farmers must pick their '.fiuts"
aud try it again.
The, st. Clair Hotel is about closing ar
rangements for Western Union telegraph
operator in its Office.
Hon. q. Boyd Faulkner has recovered suf,
fciently from recent affection to attend his
Office and look after his professional business
Mr.. John Il. little having, as noted in our
last, sold the Shepherdstown Register to
Messrs. j. William aud Harry L Snyder, his
valediotory appears in Saturdays issue He
established the Register in 1858, and for
nearly thirty years has been at it's head
Brother little is clever. genial gentleman,
and we regret exceedingly to lose him from
the editorial fraternity. We congratulate
him, however, upon being able to retro from
the cares and worry of editorial life, and wish
him the greatest success in his future career.
To tho new propricsors of the Register we ex>
tend the right hand of fellowship, and give
them hearty brOtherIy greeting.
A Democratic NASH Getting will be held
in Winchester, Va, on Wednesday, Novem>
Der LIST, 1882. at which Hon. John 8. Bar
bour, of Alexandria, Hon. Thomas White
head, of Lynchburg, Col. Thomas Smith, of
WarrentOn, Col Il. E. Peytou, of Leesburg,
and Gen. Fitz Lee, of Stafford county, will
address the people. There will be speaking
both day aud night. Tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad will issue round trip tickets from
Summit Point and Strasburg and interme>
date stations on payment of fare one way
The last train for Summit Point will leave
Winchester about 10, p. NJ Tickets good
on regular and speciul trains
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-10-31
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BAtrrnOan. SATURDAY, October %. 1882
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
Later From the lndl.n war,

Chicago. April 27-A Tribune's Tue
son. A. T., dispatch says: Foray yths's
men met small band Of Indians near
old camp Rucker this morning and six
OF them we're wounded and one killed in
skirmish. after which th. Indians scat.
tered. The reported burning bv Indians
of Qualleysville yesterday, has been poe.
itively denied, as the rumor probably
grew out Of the attack on Ayres camp,
below Quslleysville. One hundred and
fifty Iud,ans are enoAmpel in the vicini-
ty of Quallevsville. which plaoe is com.
pletely depopulated. with the exception
of sixteen armed men, all the rest having
gone with their families TO San Simon,
Big fres are reported burning in all di.
rections about Wilcox tonight. giving
the town the appearance Of being sur.
rounded BY savages. Il is rather q
squeamish situation. considering there j,
no force there to protect its citizens
About dozen s1uaws were seen three
miles north Of there to-day. packing what
was supposed to bo provisions.
Chicago. April 27.-A despatch was 70
ceived this morning at Genl. Sheridan,
headquarters from Capt. Woodruff
dssed'at Lordsburs to-day, aud il con
firms the news that General Forsyth
struck tho hostile Apaches yesterday
and Killed uiI Of than. Thu Aohe ~
cured II ths sosthsassssu corner II All
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
BLAINE.
An Animated Time in a Senate
Committee Room.
Blaine Still, on the w,.ne.. stand. .

Blaine Still ON the Witness Stand.
Washington, April 27.-Before the
foreign affairs committee this morning
Belmont resnmed the examination Of
Blaine. but before much progress was
made Blaine said:
"Mr. Belmont exhausted two hours Of
the time of the committee yesterday in
travelling in circle. He repeated q
question six or eight or ten times over.
OF course he has right, but it's all
based ON the fact that he made two mis-
quotations, absolute, palpable misquota-
tions, aud this course of his to establish
his justification in doing that, and he
has not yet touched upon it. While I
have the largest possible stock of pa
tience, would rather that he come di-
rectly to the point. There are many
important points I would like to be
heard upon, but iteration and reiteration
Of the same questions in
order that Belmont, for having
made blunder to misquote me in two
particulars, is little too exhausting. He
has made two palpable misquotatione
and has made no explanation of them.
When, as gentleman. as understood
him to be, he ought to state frankly that
| ne did it.
At the close of Belmout's cross-exam
ination of Blaine most exciting and
unusual scene occurred in the foreign af-
tairs committee rooms. Blaine stated
that Belmont, after being warned Mon.
day, had persisted in entirely misquotipe
MS dispatches and putting upon them q
construction utterly foreign, lie was com.
pelled to change his opinion of him
which had been, heretofore, that he Was q
gentleman.
An exciting coiloauy followed which
the comsllttee were unable to inter
rupt. Belmont intinated that he would
deal with Blaine in private and followed
1t up with the words: II believe you ar.
bully aud o coward"
Il Blaine, addressing the committee and
ignoring Belmont, said: "This yount
man has disgraced himself; he has beel
put fo. ward by those who ar behind Kin
to insult me, but be is incapable OF doinl
it,"
q The scene was a most remarkable one
. and notwithstanding the efforts of tn
chairman to smooth the troubled water
and obyiate the necessity for any misu,
standing, the impression prevailed at til
: adjournment of the meeting that I'll
y dispute had by no means ended. 1t
a the subject of comment on all sides th
i afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-27
Latest by NAN,

Fort Madison, April 25.-'The state
board Of pharmacy meets here next
Tuesday in annual session.
Lexington, KY, April 25.-The races
course, to begin May 2. promises to be
the most brilliant ever run over this
associated course.
Burlington. Iowa, April 25.-The
Beers electric light ives exhibited here
this evening and was pronounced quite
the light. The exhibition will be con.
tinued throughout the week and witness
ed by delegations from neighborinR
towns and cities.
Burlington, April 22.-Governor Gear.
president Of the Iowa and Colorado Con
solidated Mining company, to-day receiv-
ed notification that the company has
struck An ascetic vein in the Des Moines
tunnel OF the Parole mine. This il the
second richest vein ever discovered on
South mountain.
San Francisco, April 25.-Two com.
panies of cavalry at Fort Point have re.
ceived orders to be in readiness to go to
Arizona. .Ihe impression is however
that the present force in the field is suf.
fcient to meet the emergency. Captain
Harrison's company of the first cavalry
hos left Presidio for Arizona.
st. Louis, April 25.-Col. J.J. Dickey,
son of Judge Lyte Diokey of Chicago
superintendent Of the Western Union
Telegraph company and the Unior
Pacific railroad telegraph, with head
quarters at Omaha, WAS married here
this evening to Miss Emress Jordan
~ NJ 81 H.
best known citizens Of st. Louis.
New York, April 25.-The dealers il
pork met to-day on the floor of the pro
duce exchange and appointed commit
tee to confer with the provision commit
tee Of the exchange in relation to sucl
amendments to the rules governing deal
ings in pork as may appear Of benefit t
the trade. Speeches were made direct
ing attention to the matter with desir,
to prevent the absorption of the business
by Chicago and other western empo
RUINS.
New Comerstown, Ohio, 25.-News o
ON atrocious murder comes from the vii
lage OF Georgetown. Collins Summers,
prominent farmer. recently discharge,
from his employ hand named Wu
6tultz. Last Sunday Stultz approaches
IuIUs 0UIuIO0tD uU Bu0 WAS U1lkluS COW
and without warning drew a Eevolve
and fred six shots at her, two Of then
inflicting deadly wounds through th
breast and back. Stultx accused her q
causing his discharge. The neighboI
hood is in pursuit and threaten lynch
ing.
Louisville. Ky, April 25.-Ofticer Gu
Rosenberg this evening shot and kille
4. Fielder. The latter attacked Roser
burg with hatchct. The qurrel va
over an arrest. Fielder. before the VA
was = wealthy steamboat owner. n
waa partially dennged on account Of
bullet wound received in 1851. Ho VI
bsothefin.lav OF Capt. sturgeon {
6e Leuh aad n 0sn. Dick Taylor.