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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
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S~traBenfonbs bebufs gusbebnuns Der Gts
ienbabn %beiiteuerte, nit benz gemerfen,
baB ct Die Summe ni6t 9erabe ipesieu fiir
oieien 5wed sebe, iompern bauptiddli6 ais
Seitra9 sur SOroerung itabtii6er Suffered
len.
- gu Sibfoib 1T bie llnteriu6uns,
wel6e @ouuerneur &uif betr. Ser Sermals
tlln9 pes S%rrenbuuies anseorbnet bat, i'm
pollen @ange. Sas bisber an BEN Saa
setretene Spitem Der gebanbluns Ser Sn:
iaien benefit gum allerweni9iten cine srobe
Gfa6laiii9teit unb Tfli9tuergefienbeit lei:
tens Der Serpaltuns. (gine itaatli6t
@oblibdtisfeits sNnitalt, in beren Terwal.
tuns ni9t GieIes vfaul" lit, iOa crit nod
%sefunben werben.)
= Die Gommiiiion fir BEN ausbau bes
Gapitols, bat auf Nnratben bes Gbtcasoe,
gr6itetten 8. Sopinston beiGloNen, BIT
%eiiernen SGulen aus benz norbli6en SligeI
bes Neubaues gu entfernen unb feline be,
pom Dem llnternebmer Spfe Don Sortag,
9elieferten SGulen wieber su perwenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
an.

0interfutter ur Mil6tiibe.
Die sunebmenbe 9ta6frase mad Wtil3 in
uniern StGbten unb Srti6aften, iowie
fir Butter Der bsiteu SuaIitdt wGbrenS
Der Wintemonate, peranlaBte eini9e uns
iersr inteQisenteIten Sarmer, Dem Mols
fereisY etrieb wdbrenb beS Winters mebr
gea6tuns gu i6enfen.-0ie gutterbes
reitlns i'm Winter foitet msbr, pie Die i'm
CONNER, aber bic 9uten &unben in ben
StGbten uno Srti6aften iinb @iuens,
fir bic frii6e Winterbutter Before Yreiie
III besablen, uno es gibt feinen @rmb,
pesbalb le ni9t beirieSi9t weroen %lollten.
Die Nusfiibrbarfeit lit bereits in tleinem
WtaBitabe erpielen, unb bic Na6fra9e fitr
wirfli6 quite Butter, bereiiet wdbreno Der
ie6S Wtonate, IN oenen Die Weioen uus
brau9bar linb, i9eint unbegrenSt. Der
5arner, wel6er Die Mittel beiitt, fam
lei9t cine S9eune erbauen, in Der Gle
6ibe i'm Winter fat 10 bequem uno ses
lunb iinb, wie i'm CONNER, unb 3aum
genig fir bas llnterbrinsen allies error
Osrli9en Suffers. UNI einen mnunter6ros
6enen Wil6fuB 3u ii6eren, 9emdbrt.
g8ir beiisen uilei9t nod ni6t ale erfOrs
bsrli9en &enntniiie, UNI bic beiten 5utters
Rationen fir @intermil9 gu b%eitimmen,
aber mir erlansen bieieIben mebr nnb mebr.
ginise slauben, baB fe in Der Gnilase
bas cine Grforberli3e sefunoen babeu.
Srotoem werben Don Seiten Der 6dnbler
pom veolbgerdnberter" Butter &lasen laut
sesen bic aug Der Mild uon 8iiben, bic piel
gniilase erbieltsn, bereitete Butter. @ir
werben wabri6einli9 friib ~semdbtss Seu,
nit benz @ei9mad oes Sunisraies BARN ELM.
le9en miifen, INN es ais einen mi9tigen
Gbeil Der Winters Station fir bette Butter su
perlpenben. Nir besmeiieln, baB Der feline
@ei6mad Der Suni:Y Butter anberswo ges
9efun6en merben fam. Sine aubere Gtas
ton wirb bas Maismebl bilben; es befebt
ans uuierm I'M meiiten angebauten @es
treble, wel6es rei6li6 ~uorbanoen unb Bill.
Zig lit, uno es aud fir INNER bleiben
wirb. Damn beOitrfen mir iufti9es Sutter
nit Dem trofenen Ssu un6 Mtebl, NM Die
SreBlult Su rei,en unb bic Yer6auung ~
fOrbern. Dies beutet aui 9tiiben ais cine
meitere Station. Wir boben 9elbe, Stunt:
el unb 3%uferuiben, Glle lei6t 9ebaut unS
in S6euen, &eQern ODER Mietbel inter:
sebra9t. Na6 %unierer eisenen Grfabunq
wGbreno mebrerer Winter beim Yerab:
rei9en Oerielben nit &%rofeniutter, balter
mir iie iiir cine ii6ere Station gum 3wed
Der Butterbereituns. &Obl lit e6enfaas
uerpenObar unb mag IN uOn Mdrtter
entfernten @eSenSen Defenders fir Den
i3pet gebaut werosn. Sn Der Nabe bel
Stdbte 1T er wabrl9einli9 fir meni9li9t
Nabruns mebr wertb, wie fir 9iebfuttsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
S@Wet3.

Bern. @roBss Iufieben erre9t in weis
ten Sreifen Der SiebitablproseB sesen ben
Nrst Or. Safob p. @riiniser pom Nieoers
rei6i, &anton Bern, amtsri6ter unb iriiber
&~antonsratb. Gr mar ansetlast, aus Dem
3wableniden Ga6luB, beien Croft
mung er als Sreuno Der Samilie beis
wobnte, cine @olorole Don 1000 ST.. ents
wenSet unS bic So6ter, Marie 3wublen,
wel6e BEN Oiebitabl entbefte, miBbanbelt
an baben. gpn ben Sernsr @si9orenen
beiber Sersebsn i3ulbis erflart, wuroe
@riintssr gu Is Wonaten .3u9tbaus
perurtbeilt uno ieinsr Qmtsri6terltelle
unb pes Yatents ais 9lrst perlus
ftis erfldrt. Gr ipar iibrisens i9on ieit
Sabren, l6le6t anssi6rieben, ba er NAs
6erselddfte betrieb unb ii9 namentli6
auf Soften gan; armer 0ente su berei9ern
pfleste.
-Sn 9 + erI6ien bieier Gage elm
fIsiner fran;Oiider Oampfer, Der nit
Ranonenbonner ben &bein binabfubr unb
Bel Der alien &beinbriife anleste. 0as
tleine, sierli9e nnb uor;iisIi9 einseri9tete
S9ifi sebOrt 3wei iunsen Bariiern, ben
0ieOmtes be Srimont, Die ii9 bamit ben
CONNER iiber auf benz gierwaloitdttersS See
berumtummelten, es bann nit Der Sabn
mad 9 a e befOrbern lieBen unb nun Die
2lbii6t bur9 ben Ebein.& bones6 anal unb
bic Rbone mad Dem MitteadnOii9en Weere
iu fabren.
Der unldnst uertorbene a. 8aatonss
ratb s.. S9mib pom O attifOn bat ieis
men @rbeitern lo, 900 Sr. ~teitirt.
-Oas Sdwurseridt in Saben per-
urtbeilte ben unsstreuen ~Nrmenpfleser pom
l1ntertuIm m, Igent Verner, wesen I'm
teri9lasuns BON 1926 ST. gu 8 Sabren
unb bic 3oiabrise Srau Bertha Meier BON
gremsarten wegen @rmorbuns ibrer So
Sabre alien S9wiesermutter gu lebensldnss
li3em 3u6tbaus.
SIN Der letten Sctoberpode reiften
pon 8ern 14O 4uswanberer aas ben
Rantonen aarsau unS Grid mad Sors
beaur ab, INN mad Gbile ein3ul6iffen.
Oisiem erifen 9~luswanberSus weroen spei
weitere pon lie 3OO-35O Berionen folgen,
meift aus benz 9larsau, Johann aus ben
&antonen 3iiri9, Bern, Sreiburg unb
8aabt. Sober auspanberer bat ireie 8es
t%oitisuns biz an BEN Beitimmunssort, babe
Sabrfarte Bis BORDEAUX unb pom ba wieber
freie Steiie biz mad Chile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Ceiterret6s uugarn.

-3alasG9ers5es g.. gtouember,
3~ulasg0u6 mar in Der u%ersansenen gta3t
neuerbin9S Der S6auplub elmer Suoenbebe,
Der swei Soote un6 mebrere &crwunbetC
gum Opfer iieleu. @eitern Morsen mel.
bette cine bortige Sauersfrnl Dem &auf'
mann Salomon &Obn, baB fir ben Abenb
gr6Bere 8anben aus ben nmlie9enben Dor.
fern erpartet wiir6en. Robn bena6ri6s
tiste ben StaOiri9ter, Der bic sewObnlide
Rn9twa9e perltdrfte. @uBer ben Wd9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Nadri6tea aus Der SauptjtaSt.

Cine plObIi9e GemperaturdnOeruns aug
Der warmen 9ltmOip9are zines 9ebeisten
3immers III bic freie Suft, fiibrt oft arsen
S6nupfen unb rbeumatii9e S9merSen
berbei. ct. Sutobs Del, Der srOBe
S@merStilser, wirtt unresenb unO beilenO.
Sr. GbOmas 9. @buppea, i'm S9asamt,
@aibin9tun, .. g., Der an 8luterfiQuns
Der &eble lit, iagt, baB bas srObe Seils
mittel i'm p0Qio t%urirte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Werlmit mno 0eWinnit.
g. y. Grtttentsa, sssmt, esp BORT.
2. 8apttel.

z. Sapttet.
.g1aIosn, waT.. Ssbr. 1. 1880. Wtsins S.rr,ni
Sd lit an antdaen ramtbettsartissm Sopipsbs,"
TsuraIsta, weibIidsn Seidwsrsen iabrsIuns in Der
i5IsdIidtsn uns psinIiditsn art.
Refine ar,net uub tsiu Sottor toruts mir ~9inSeruns
ober SeiIuus uriduTsn, bis i'd SOpisn Sittsrs s,brau6ts.
-Sie erite 6laide,
Die beitte mid ~betnabe";
Die spetts mudts mid wpbI fabIsn unS fart, ME sur
Ssit Id nod elm ainb mar.
limb 10 bin id nod beuts."
Vesiu Vatts mar ihr nabe SpauSts Sabre elm Snpalits
ntt sin.n s,fabridsn
.esib.n Der Sisrsn, llrinorsans unb ssber,
.Dss BITE bshen Aer;te Bottoms ~srtIartsn:
.rnbsiIbar!'
eisbsn GLADDEN. ibres Siitsru p,ridGftsn ibm SsiIuns
unb id peib pom
.Sebsn pom att gerionen,"
Sn mein,r Iaabaridaft. bic burd Sbr sittsrs ssrstt,t
psreen fnb,
limb uieIe Gnbtre sstrau&sn es nit GROCER @irtiamtsit.
.Gise Stttsrs, Il. tbun
geiuabe ~g9unosr!. Srau g. .. clad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Sntnots.

- Der n0rOli9e Gbeil Der Stabt
Quincy wirO felt Ginger 3eit BON elmer
Sanbe iugenOIi3er StrOl3e beunrubi9t,
psl9e StraBenraub beseben unO 8Oribers
sebenOe miBbanbeIm.
= Su ga Sale brad am 9anfia.
sunsstas MOr9ens elm 6euer aus, wel9es
bal6 aud bic y0emofrat~s Sfiice un6
S9leser'S Saferei ergriif. @eiammts
i9a6en S25, 900, wopon auf so. g.. 0a,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Hotter oamer Stmte.

Gte beliebtsn neusn siisrnsn t5nisl. goftoampfi4tHt
ROTTERDAM, Saauoam
Sdieeam, Naas,
amherbam, Sdoiteu,
9eeroau, Gafdnb,
fabren ieben Weittwod pom Rem BORT, uuo omar ben siusn
Wittpod mad amleroam uue ben udditeu Nittpod mao
Rotterbam, unb bieten p~afasisren mad uno 9misrantenuou
Souano, SeIeien, Der Rbetmse eeno, cabs
oeutfdlano nno Der Sdbwei3,
eins por,hslids, bsauems unb b0dit aussusbms asisste
senbsit.
Ole 9ampfer Fnb ale In poNsrbidtsn sbtssiluusm so
baui. Die erite Gailie bat aae mooernen SeroeNrunssu,
Srsbfibl,, elettriide Sdelen, erobe Staterooss nno fus
perbe 3aiei. ar,t unb Stewaroers. Trsis $7n
3piidenbed nit gan, porSislidr Roh Nab rsbanbs
lung.
Bon R.w BORT mad aotterbam unb amftrbam btuisf.
BON 8ottnbam uno Amltrbam mad Tep Yoyt -. SO
Rdberes bet 4. u. YsornS,
SsneralsGaBase a9fit,
80 broadway, Y. y.
Sic Morris GuropGiide GrpreB,
stablirt felt Is Sabrs. ~bsiSrosrt nnS rsait NIT isbtu
poftoampir %
eater nno fonHiee pddereten
mad unS Don europa sn ben bilishsm prstisa.
@s sriftirt tsine iuusrlaiFsere erropdiiae grpres In gep
Yort. 3OabaussSsi4dit.
g. 70. Morris,
80 broadway, n. y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Incident to the ceremony of deco
rating the graves of the Confederate
dead in New Orleans, last Friday,
and the laying of the corners one of
the monument to be surmounted by
an equestrian statue of Albert Sidney
johnson, an Grafton was delivered by
jefferson Davis. in which he eulogized
the characteristics of the dead soldier.
In Johnson, he said, he recognized a
strong pillar to the Confederacy, and
when he fell on the field of Shiloh the
mightiest column which sustained the
cause had fallen. He died in the
moment Of victory, and had he lived
half an hour longer, he would have
made General Grant a prisoner or a
fugitive. The Confedcracy had three
great 1eaders-Lee, jackson and
Johnson-who would compare with
the leaders of antiquity or modern
times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The local accommodation trains.
Nos. 5 and S, on the S. V. R. R.
running between Hagerstown and
Riverton, leaving Riverton at 500.
A ~ and Hagerstown at 4:45, P.
NJ, have been discontinued. In adj
dition to the above the time table of
the road has been otherwise slightly
changed. Trains now pass Charles
town southwark, at 7.27, a. NJ, and
sos, p. NJ; northward at 2.41 and
7.55, p ~ Full corrected time
table in our next
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Anew political scheme, according
to the New York Commercial id
Teriser. is now being discussed in
Democratic circles in that city and at
Albany. which is intended to have the
New York Democratic congressional
delegation present solid front for the
Hon Samuel J. Randall for Speaker,
In return for which Pennsylvania is
to be made unit for the Hon. Samuel
J. TTIden at the Democratic national
convention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Dr. Lafferty, of the Richmond
CAristiEn -4dcoeate. says 1.-The Bal
timore Conference goes to villages.
The little town of Charlestown this
time And not long ago the hamlet
of Front Royal By common con-
sent, Charlestown gave the noblest
Welcome But Lester Shipley, our
SmpIey. a man of affairs. could take
care of Conference even with the
rude arrangements of a sugar
CAMP
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The Hdrper's Ferry Messenger, a
paper engaged in the laudable C?)
occupation of string up strife be
tween races. quotes in its last issue a
sentence as coming from the SPIRIT
OF JEFFERToN which never appeared
In the columns OF this paper. We
did say. however. in regard to the
Messenger, in its reference to the
shooting of the colored boy Roberts Z.
tsThat the sad affair is depIorable, all
admit, but that a paper edited BIZ
professed ministers of the gospel
should seek to make use of it in ex-
citing an antipathy between races,
is rather surprising
This we nos desire to retract in
toto, and say that, since the appear
anee of the last issue of the luessen-
geT, we are not surprised at anything
that appears in its columns and in
closing would add. for the. benefit OF
its editors, that the SPIRIT has always
condemned lynch law. and has uni
formiy striven to secure the best In
terests of both races We are sorry
We cannot say as much for the lfes-
seager.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The Washington Daily Post is one
of the most interesting and readable
papers OF the day 1t not only con-
tains all the local news of the National
Capitol, but full review of what
transpires all over the country and the
world at large, and is reliably Dem
ocratic- The Weeky Post is pub
lished at the remarkably low price of
75 cts. per annum.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10
Various Items.

Hon. Andrew Wilson, a valued cit
izen of Wheeling, W. Va is dead
John W. Sewers has sold his Lake
vile farm, in Clarke county. Va, ESQ
acres, to Albert Bradford for S35 per
acre.
Rev. S. W. Haddon is to be in
stalled pastor of Old Providence
Presbyterian Church, Augusta Co.,
Va, April 20.
/ Isaac G. Anderson, of Smyth
county, Va, who lost leg in the
Stonewall brigade during the late war,
died Wednesday.
The poles for the new line of tel
egraph from Orange Gourt-Hodse te
Charlottesville, Va, are being de
liyered between the two points.
WarfeId, Martin county, Ken
lucky, is now agitated over the find,
ing of oil there, and the territory is
to be thoroughly tested.
Ex-Congressman John Z. Harris,
of Virginia, has purchased for $685.,
800 cash, a handsome building or
the corner of Broad and Alabama
streets, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Chief Engineer Randolph. of the
Baltimore and Ohio Company, has
completed the preliminary survey Of
the proposed Valley road from Der,
lin, on the Baltimore and Ohio, tc
Blue Ridge Summit Station, on the
Western MARYLAND read.
Fifty thousand dollars was bid fol
the Washington, Cincinnati and St
Louis Railroad, which was offered al
auction last Saturday ut Harrisonburg
Va. OF course the road, with its
charter, franchises and forty-sever
miles of right of way, was not knocked
down at the figure, but the sale was
postponed till May 24th.
4 bill was introduced in the New
York Senate last Thursday, and inn
mediately ordered to third reading,
to prevent any attempt to personate
or represent Jesus Christ the Saviour,
by any show. play or dramatic repro
sentation- The bill prohibits any
such representation, whether free OF
Tor an admission fee. anu declares :
violation of its provisions a misde-
meanor. punishable by a fine of moi
less than $500 nor more than 50 600
or imprisonment not less than c
months nor more than year.
On Friday last Mr.. j. VIM. Beatley,
a well known young citizen of Win
chester, was instantly killed by sim
gular accident, near Woodstock. He
was engaged with Mr. j. w. Langley,
boring a well on Mr.. Walton's farm.
The work being finished, ut the re-
quest of the tenant he attached the
power to ssmasticator" feed cutter
in the barn, to cut up some fodder.
Suddenly the machine flew to pieces,
and the knife striking Mr. Beatley cut
his breast open from the shoulder to
the abdomen Two or three bystan-
ders were also knocked down and
stunned--Wincdester Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Gen Thos- l. Rosser, the noted
Confederate cavalry officer, passed
through staunton, Va, a few days
ago, en- route to the Northwest. The
General has not forgotten the Valley
of Virginia, and declares his purpose
to return in few weeks to purchase
the best valley farm he can find to
spend the remainder of his days on
it. He has led a very active and
useful life as civil engineer and rail-
road manager in the Northwest since
the war, and, having accumulated a
handsome competency, he proposes
to enjoy it in quiet and contentment
on the theatre of many of his daring
exploits during the war.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The Scientific american says that
the haulage of our railways employs
over Ia 900 locomotives, and that the
aggregate cost of running them. such
as fuel, water, repairs and engines.
is about 500, 600. 900 or rather more
than $4,000 for each engine. The
item of fuel alone is s33 900, 600, but
the waste of fael is enormous.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

At the recent meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Charlestown,
the old Board of Directors was re-
elected, as follows: Jno. W. Gran
than, Isaac III. Strider, NJ. W. Burr,
Gustav Brown, VIM. D. Smith, S.
W. Wysong. H. II. Cooke was elect
ed to fill the vacancy cccasioned by
the death of Jno. Strothcr Moore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Gov Pattison is clearing the decks.
He has issued a proclamation dis
solving the charter of over seven
hundred corporations which hare
failed to make reports to the Auditor
Generals Department, as required by
Lax.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The following cases were decided
in the Supreme Court of Appeals, at
Wheeling, last Saturday:
Holmes Conrad trustee, es- ". NJ.
Buck ct ell, from Hampshire county
opinion by Snyder, decree reversed
and cause remanded- Lucas for ap-
peIIant; Daily for appellee
Sheppard's administrator rs. Pea
body Insurance Co., from Jefferson
county. opinion by Green; judg-
ment of Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded- Lucas for appel
liant. TraverS, Grove 6 Brown for
appellee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, April 5th. 1888, in Norfolk,
Virginia. at the residence of the brides brother,
D. Tucker Brooke, Esq, by Rev. DIR. Arm
strong. assisted by Rev. E. w. Bediuger. Miss
LAURA b. BROOKE to EVERETT W. BED
NIGER, ESD, of Jefferson County, W Va.
March 2S:h. By Rev. II. J.. McKeefry.
JAMES PENDERGRAsT, of Roanoke. and
Miss NOLLIE KEYSER, of Msrtins6urS.
st the Parsonage of the II. E. Church, South.
in Charlestown, april 2. 1883. by Rev. j. L.
Shipley, GEORGE W. WRIGHT and LOTTIE
j. RODRItK- of Jefferson County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The W &w- r. r. was offered st
public auction in Alexandria, Va,
Last Friday and was Withdrawn at a
bid of $3.50, 900, to be offered again
May 9Th The AIexandria Gazette
says that it is stated that the Shen-
andoah Valley road will be the pur-
chaser at the next sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Four men arrested in London on
suspicion of being concerned in
plots to blow up government build
ings, were arraigned last Friday, and
remanded- Their examination re-
yeaIed some important matters 17O
pounds of nitro-glyeerfne has been
found in Whitehead's factory, in
Birmingham
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Mr. Samuel Goshert, young man
about % years of age, died suddenly
in Winchester on Wednesday night,
last of neuralgia or the bowels. He
was attacked at ten O'Clock and died
within an hour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Hon VIM Mines was called home.
last Wednesday night, from Cham
bersburg- Pa, by severe illness of
his wife, who, at last accounts, was
still in a critical condition
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10
5, 1S8sMIt. Esprit Fec. e5es.l
NOEICIC.

FE7HE outstanding per cent. JEFFERSON
4 COUNTY BONDS. numbered from 30 to
80. inclusive. of the denomination of 81 600,
and from to 80. inclusive. of the dcnomm;7-
ton of 800. mist he presented at the Urea
sIrer's Office of jefferson County. w Va. at
CharlestOwn. on or before May 18th. 1SSS.-
Interest VIII ecasc on said bonds at that date.
ECGEN;E BAKER. Agent.
March 20. 1885. Free Press and Reg, copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

Peter Cooper, one of the most
prominent citizens of New York,
died last Thursday, at his home, in
the ninety-seeond year of his age
he was man of large wealth and
was well known throughout the corn-
try.
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AIarge force of workmen are busiIy
engaged in making the preliminary
arrangementsfort the Baltimore oriole,
next September
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

In the contemplation of dynamite
plots, actual and prospective, Lon
doners have quite lost their heads
Nothing is thought about, talked about
or written about but nitro-glycerine
and explosions. Packages of various
kinds of chemicals of dangerous
character are found here and there.
and laboratories for its manufacture
are discovered in out-of-thc way
places Arrests multiply. Persons
suspected of causing the explosions
at Glasgow, Liverpool, or the West
minister government offices, or some
one of the ''outrages" in Ireland, are
from time to time incarccrated, and
every new capture intensifes the ex-
citement and apprehension.
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FORREST ". BROWN,
GEORGE BAYLOR,
S-o.s..1
DAVID HOWELL,
Insurance Agency,
FIRE AND LIFE

WTILL represent good Companies with large
w resources. Fair Rates. Liberal Prfn-
ciples. Prompt Payments Guaranteed. Prog
eity of all kinds insured
Office with jus. II. Mason, Law Building.
E. II. Aisquity has associc ted with him in the
Fire Insurance business, David Howell who
VIII give his personal attention to the business
and the Firm will represent the old reliable COM
panies which have always given satisfaction
Hartford. FI-aslG!i5. of Philadelphia. Franklsr.
Of Wheeling. Niagara of Ne,o York
When not at the Office, Mr.. AS Iu-ti VII be
fond ut his residence.
ApriI 10 ISS3-6m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

The Western municipal elections
show Democratic victories. Both
Chicago and Cincinnati elected Dem
oeatic mayors.
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April s. 3. $50 i 1T Esprit Fee. s5.14.l
The STATE OF VEST visGl.sa,

jefferson County. to-wit
st Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of jefferson County, april I'd. 1855.
]. CARL md HURST. Sheriff. Committee
Admir- of Catherine Moody, Plaintiff,
Against
r. f. JOHNSON and The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, Defendants.
DEBT ASD. ATTACHMENT.
rEoHE object of this suit is to recover from
4 the Defendant the sum of S157 50. with in
terest on S125.O0. part thereof. from March
9th. 1855. till paid, and the costs hereof.
1t appearing, on affidavit f2.cd in this suit.
that the Defendant K. r. johnson is not a res
ident of the state OF West Virginia, he is here
by required to appear within four weeks after
the date of the first publication of this order.
or the next Rnle day, viz: Nay 7til. 1883. and
do Whist is necessary TO protect his interests in
this matter. T. P. LYNCH.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Lucas & Bedin::er. p. q.