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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
MARRIED..

In Washington City. at the residence of the
brides mother, on Thursday. August S0th.
1855. by the Rev. Dir. Parct. Hon. CHARLES
DAElES: of West Virginia. to Miss LOUISA NJ.
WARREN.
In CharIG$town. September :Itl 1881 l,y Rev.
y. G. Hopkins. Mr.. HENRY G. PAGE. OF War
rem county. Va. to Miss LIZZIE D. TIMBER
LAKE, If Jefferson county. W. Va.
In Rockville. Nd March 9Th. 1889. BY Rev.
Mr.. Tier. Assistant Pavmastur of the Navy
JAMES s PHILLIPS. son of cX-Con!rrcSsman
w. y. Phillips. of S&inn. khnSis. 10 Miss
ANNA /. CuAPLINE. only daughter Of the
late Judge Joseph y. Ch"plnc. OF West Vir-
ginia.
On Thursday. August 22d 1891. at the res
idencc of the brides parents. b. Rev Rnar;
F. Bishop. JEROME \. 7 YTN&L!EG. Of Bal
tinnre. aud ANNIE s. EHEESOi-E, of Wiz
chester.
On Thursday August 23d. 1888. at Mark
ham. Fauquicr county. Va. by Rev. James
Grammcr Mr.. ROBERT +. TURNER and Mis-,
POCAHONTAS MEREDITH, daughter of tie
late Rev. VIM. Meredith.
On Thursday. August Esd, 1888. at the res
idcncc of C. +. Eichclberger. Esq. by Rev. NJ.
Gilbert, JOSEPH a. SPERRY. formerly of
Winchester, and Miss ELLA BUSHNELL. of
Winchester.
On "Wednesday, September 5th. 1888. in the
Presbyterian church at GerardstOwu, Berkeley
county, by Rev. Creighton Campbell assisted
by Rev. f. Wilson. JAS. w. MCkOWS. Esc;..
to Miss ANNIE CAMPBELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
Grangers' Picnic.

The Farmers, Social, in Mr.. VIM.
Beall's woods, on last Thursday, was
real enjoyable occasion. 1t was de-
cidedly feast of reason and flow of
truth. The first speaker was Isaac
Young, Esq, of Montgomery county,
Md, who riveted the intelligent lis
teners for over an hour, with COM
pletc relation of the workings of the
Patrons of Husbandry in his section
of country, showing that the order
had redeemed its pledge in making
two blades of grass and grain grow
where only one grew before. That
the old idea of the Grange, that sell
ing and buying are it's chief attributes,
has been entirely exploded. He
makes what the more intelligent and
least sordid Patrons always held, to-
wit: that Agricultural culture and
useful education are its chief features,
that saving of money is to the Pa
irons of Husbandry what President
Folks tariff was to the manufactures
merely incidental. Hence the pro-
blem, of why the Changers of Jeffer-
son county have suspended work.
People rushed in with no higher ideas
than the saving of few dollars in
the purchase of their staple commod-
tiles. Now he who is in the Grange,
or he who goes into it, enlists in the
sacred and holy war against monop-
olies, and the rights of sovereignty as
guaranteed to the citizen under the
Bill of Rights and Constitution of the
United States. At the close of Mr..
Young's speech, the farmers well
stored baskets were brought into
requisition and substantial levies were
made on them for the satisfaction OF
the inner man. After dinner, w. o.
Dcvries, of Howard county, Md,
Master of the State Grange of Mary
land, was introduced to the audience
from the stand. Mr.. Dcyrics is a
solid and substantial Patron of Hus-
bandry and a man of large experience
and sound judgment, and rs i speaker
at once links himself closely to his
audience. He advises the close as
ISOLATION of farmers into the Grange
for their mutual cooperation i'll pro
lection, and not only from a selfish
standpoint, but rs check to the
chartered monopolists, who are rapid
Iy setting the State and national Leg
islaturcs at defiance by their asso-
ciated capital. III fact, it is dazzling
ly obvious that the power of mOnop-
Olies has created Il state of unrest
amon0 tho nro1ucinr and Iohoriuo
classes of the country, which is fire.
quently manifested in strikes and po-
litical independents. Politicians seem
blind to the shaking of the earthquake
under their feet. Toasted and pettcd
by the monopolists with mere pot OF
pottage, they seat Legislators, COVER
nors and presidents, and tampcr with
the courts, until justice has been
made to blush from very shame.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
Historic Grounds.


Under the above caption the editor
of the Barbour Je6ersonidm writes an
interesting account of his recent trip
to Harper,s Ferry, Charlestown and
the Luray CaYerns. from which we
take the following extract:
Charlcstown and Harper's Ferry
may both have sad pride of their
history. The latter is much like it
was in John Browns day. The for
mer is changed by improvements in
many ways. It is the county scat
of a great and fertile county. Has
among its inhabitants Congressman,
and Judge of the Supreme Court
who was of counsel in the defense of
Cooke. Has two flourishing papers of
large influence and circulation, and
strikes the eye of a visitor as a de-
lightfUl place of residence. The B.
& o. and the Shenandoah railroads
penetrating the great Valley of Vir-
ginia open up the traffic, travel and
commerce of rich people. No
traces of the wars desOlation are
visible, save now and then a blacl1en-
ed chimney or a dismantIcd fortress.
Peace rcigns throughout the Valley.
Farther up as the train whirls along
the Eastern base Of the MaSsanutten
Mountain, one feels the air of battle
from Cross Keys, New Market, and
Strashurg, and Winchester, and
Cedar Creek, and Il hundred other
fields. Now all arc stacked with gold
en- grain and
No more the thirsty Erynnis of that soil
Shall daub her lips with her own childrcn's
blood;
No more shall trcnching war channel her fields,
Nor bruisc her fiOw'rctS with the armed hoOf
OF hostile PAGES; those opposed eyes
Which.-likc the mctcOrs of troubled heaven.
All of one nature of one substance bred
Did lately meet III the intestine shock
And furious close of civil butchcry,
Shall now, in mutual, Notwithstanding ranks
March all one way and be no more opposed
Against acquaintance, kindred and allies"
1t is impossible in so short space
to describe the wonders and beauty
of the caves. 1 can only say rs Philip
said to Nathaniel, "Comc and scc."
Our party, consisting of Mr.. Hall
of the Republican, Mr.. G. +. Tetcr,
Mr.. Sam. V. Woods and myself are
indebted to the courtesy and polite
ness of the officials of the B. & O. and
the S. V. r. RS, and especially to
Captain Hamilton the accommodating
officer at Grafton. The Free Press
and the Spirit Of Jefferson arc due
our acknowledgements. Hon. w. l..
Wilson, our accomplished rcprescn-
tative, put himself to trouble to make
our brief stay in CharIcstown pleas
ant. ThcpoIite editors of the Courie,
and Neocs of Luary extending a gen
uine journalistic welcome, and Mr..
Ed. Jones Armstrong, well known in
Philippi, and who is one of the
foremost men in his section of the
State and adds to his other accom-
plishmcnts the hospitablc cordially
Of Superintendent of the famous cav
erns, was especially kind to us. We
regret that admitted time prevented us
from Il longer stay with such excel
lent and agreeable gentlemen. Per-
haps we may some day rcciprocate
by showing them from Talbot 5
Heights the first battle field of the
war-Philippi-fought June B, 1861,
while Maryland Heights slept in ig-
norancc of its fame and Luray snorcd
above its undiscovered cavcrns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
CLARKE IrEMs.-From the Courie

CLARKE ITEMS.-From the Courie,
we clip the following;
Gen. Jos. Z. Johnston visited Ber-
ryviIlc on Tuesday, in the interest OF
the insurance company with which he
is connected. The GenercI looks q
little older than he did in July 1861,
but he seems every inch the able sol
der he was during those trying times.
Mr.. Geo. d. Wise, an aged citizen
of Alexandria, visited BerryvilIc last
week to see his friend and companion
of sixty years ago, Mr.. James Cloud,
the oldest gentleman, we believe, liv-
ing in this county. ''Uncle James, -
although over ninety years old, still
walks through cur streets to note the
improvements going on i'll town.
The contest in this county for the
senatorial nomination following the
announcements made by Mr.. a.
Moore. Jr., and Mr.. Marshall McCor-
mick, was a spirited one, and as evil
dence of the interest worked up in
the result the attendance upon the
several district meetings aggregated
between 500 and 900 voters-a high
compliment to the zeal and energy
displayed by both gentlemen and fur
nishing cumulative testimony that
neither candidate could afford to I'M
derratc the others strength. All of
the districts appointed delegates IA
vorable to the nomination of Mr.. Nc
Cormick, apd rs the counties Of Fred
cricll and Warren conccdc that
Clarkc's choice ought to be ratified by
the convention, that gentleman will
doubtless receive the unanimous vote
of the delegates to the 18th senatorial
district convention.
The incurabic attacks of rhcuma-
tiSm which Mr.. w. Scott Hammond
has had to contend with for some
years resulted in his death at his moth
cr's home in COvington, Va, OH
Tuesday night of last week. Mr..
Hammond was member of the Gov
ington bar, and after entering upon
practice of his profession, he married
Miss Susie, daughter of Mr.. j. T.
Griffith, of this place. Several years
after this event his disease assumed
such an aggravated form as to make
an invalid of him, and rs his condition
did not improve he was advised by
his physicians to submit to an ampu-
tation of his leg, which operation was
performed in this place year or two
ago. This doubtless prolonged his
life, but it did not rid him of his NAL
ady. Notwithstanding his iniirmitics
he possessed a bright mind. And he
won the sympathy and esteem of all
who knew him. He was about sc
years old, and his remains were
brought to this place and inferred in
Green Hill Cemetery on Thursday
/ last.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

OrE LEADING HOTEL.-Thc Bald
win House has entered upon its fourth
year. having been opened to the pub
lie on September LIST, 1880. Some idea
of the number and increase of arrivals
can be had from the following figures.
During the first year there were 49,
l7G guests; second year II, SOP :;
third year 1860. Total for three
years 52,941. This house stands
without a rival in all its appointments,
except Of course i'll large cities, and
even in the cities there are but few
better ones.-HGgerStO,rM NeWa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

The Wheeling hteUigencer, rcpub-
lican, says it is understood the man
aging democratic politicians have
agreed on the following slate for
State officers: Governor, Henry G..
Davis; auditor, Thos. j: West
treasurer, Wayne Ferguson; attorney
general, Alfred Caldwell; supcrin-
tendcnt of free schools, j. d. Baincs
judge of Supreme Court of Appeals.
d. II. Leonard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

Several thousand persons, it is csti,
mated, were present at the Masonic
Reunion at Island Park, Harper
Ferry, last Wednesday. Special
trains were run by the B. & o. r. r.
from Baltimore, Washington, Fred
crick, Hagerstown, Martinsburg and
Winchester, and intermediate points.
The weather was excellent, and an
enjoyable day was spent by those
present. Messrs. Blackburn Hughes,
of Martinsburg, and Forrest W.
Brown, Of Charlestown, delivered in
tcreSting addresses, and there was Il
Knights TempIar drill in the after
noon. Music for the occasion was
furnished by the Frederick City Cor
net Band, Union Band of Winchester,
and the NIiddlcway Band of this
county. Mcssrs. Hugh Sterling, of
Wheeling, and j. S. IaIdeman, of
Martinsburg, past eminent grand
commanders, were present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

Even at the slow rate of debt rcduc-
ton reported for last month, six and a
half millions, in four years, or by
1887, all the bonds that are under the
contro! of the Government will have
been called in, and no further rcduc-
ton in the debt can be made before
1891. There is room for great rcduc-
ton of taxes WasAinqtoa Post.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State of West Virginia,
County Of Jeifers0n, set
Clerks Office of the County Court.

Clerk Office of the County Court.
The following is q List of Deeds admitted to
record i'll said Office. during the week ending
September Sth 1883:
1. James \. Green to James Conway. Trus-
tee for Alexander Murphy. Decd of Trust
Land iii the town of Harper's Ferry. Date of
record, September Sd, 1855.
2. Isaac =. Rcnner with Shenandoah Valley
Rail Read Company. Articles of Agreement.
dated September list, 1883. Date Of record.
September eth. 1888.
9. James w. Packet to John G. Shirley.
Trustee for George B. Shaull. Deed of Trust,
dated September 5th 1888 conveying certain
articles of Personal Property. Date Of record.
September 4th. 1888.
!. f. &. OFT and wife to Jacob r. Nichols
Deed of Bargain and Sale. dated September 81.
1888. conveying three Lots of Land. contain
ing One Acre each. Date of record, Scptcm-
Der 9Th. 1888.
3. Samuel Shcwbridgc to Thos n IIcskctt.
Deed of Bargain and Sale. dated September
4tll. 1883, cOmvcyin@3G Square Pcrchcs of Land
in the town of Bolivar Date of record, Sep
TENDER 9Th. 1888.
6. Joseph S. Fleming to George NJ Bcltz-
hoover. Trustee for Potomac Building ASsOci-
alton No 3 Deed of True t. dated july 18TH
1888. conveying Shares of the CAPITAL Stock
of said Association. Date of record, Septcm-
Der 9th. 1893.
7; John c. Lambert and wife to Geo. NJ.
BcltZhOOvcr. Trustee for Potomac Building As
ISOLATION Nos 2. Decd Of Trust. dated August
Sd. 1883. conveying House and Lot in Shcp-
herdsscwm. Date OF record, September 9th,
1888.
s. Vim. /. Arthur and wife to Geo. NJ. Bcltz-
hoover: Trustee for Potomac Building Associ-
alton No. 2. Deed of Trust. dated August 2lst
1888, conveying Lot of Land in Shepherds
town. Date of record September 9th. 1888.
o. Charles II. Reinhart to Geo NJ. Bcltz-
hoover and George NJ. Knott, Trustees for YIN
J. Knott and Others. Deed of Trust dated
August 2lst, 1888. conveying Ito of 2S5 Acres
of Land. Date of record. September 9th 1883
10. Craven Trusscll and wife to G. Frank
Englc Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated April
Sd. 1855. conveying two Tracts of Land, CON
tanning together 100 Acres and 20 Pcrchcs.-
Date of record September It'll, 1888.
Tcstc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

Mr.. Boycc, of the w. O. & W. r.
r., was in Washington, yesterday.
IIe says the late purchasers of that
road have all the money they want,
will make the required payments
when due. and not only intend to cx-
tend the road, but to purchase the
narrow gIagc railroad of which the
late p. B. Borst was the protector
41IerUndria Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

The Washington Post says: JUS
ticc is getting to be severe in Phil
adelphia. When brutal attendant
in the almshouse kicks and beats an
insane inmate, he is solemnly repri-
manded. This may seem cruel, but
n man who shamefulIy maltrcats a
lunatic really deserves something OF
this awful character.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

a BIG SCoor.-As an evidence of
the worldwide reputation, and the
unprecedented poputlarity-foundcd
upon intrinsic mcrit-of the renowned
conqueror of pain, st. Jacobs Oil. it
may be cited, as a wonder in trade,
that one order. recently received by
its cntcrprising proprietors, TIE
CHARLES y. NoGELEH Co., Baltimore.
Md, from Australia, was for 500
gross.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
We understand that engineers arc

We understand that engineers are
now at work running over the route
of the proposal railroad from point
on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad in
the Eastern portion of this county,
through Harrisonburg, Bridgewater
and on to the Ohio river, and if their
report is favorable, work will at once
be begun i'll its construction
ROckingh0n1 RcgiSter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

Mrs. J. n. Camden and daughter,
Miss Annie, Mrs. Flora Camden and
son. and DIR. L. 3. Camden have
sailed for Carlsbad Springs, Germa-
ny. DIR. Camden will be absent
three months, and the rest of the
party viii remain ten or twelve months
and will be joined by Senator Cam
den, in May or June next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Enquirer brings for
ward the name of Senator j. n. Cam
den of this State, as a Democratic
candidate for President in 1884.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

The cheap editions of popular works
published in this country arc totally
cclipsed by English printers. Over
100, 600 copies of a penny edition of
Oliver Twist have recently been sold
in Liverpool.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
R0ckingh0n1 RcgiSter.

Hon. Thos +. Bayard, of Delaware,
and Hon. II. G. Davis, of this State,
have accepted invitations and will be
present at the Agricultural Fair to be
held October 9th tol2th. Hon. J. n.
Camden and Hon. John L. Kenna
have also been invited, and will, no
doubt, also be present.
-Hdrtinsburg Independent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11

MARYLAND TO THE FRoSr.-Tbo
Hon. Odcn Bowie, Ex-Governor OF
Maryland, President of the Baltimore
City Passenger Railway Co., also
President of the Maryland Jockey
Club says: ''Both in my family, and
in my private stables, as well as those
of the City Passenger Co., 1 have fol
several years used ST. Jacobs Oil
most satisfactorily" Such state
mcnt ought to convince every reader
of this paper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11


WINCHEsTER AND VIcINGTY.-From
the Times we clip the following items
Mr.. VIM. Hunsicl1cr was slightly
paralyzed few days ago upon the
right side, but is now about again.
Darby Smallwood, white boy
about 10 years of age, had his foot
terribly mashed between the bumpers
of a freight train at the b. & O. depot
on Friday morning last.
Z. L. Hodgson, auctionccr, sold on
Monday last the-farm of Geo. l.. Ste
phens, about 3 miles cast of Stephens
City, containing 2O73 acres to Mr.. AL
bert clark, for $3.50 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vilwig went to
Rondout, n. y, last week, to attend
the funeral of their grandson, an in
teresting child of six years of age, the
only son of Mrs. Mary Schroeder,
their daughter. The little one died
of diphtheria.
We give here some of the proceed
ings of the District Conference of the
NJ. +. Church South, that were omit
ted i'll our last issue. Rev. w. 4.
Wade was elected secretary. The
Conference passed resolution re-
questing the building committee to
secure lot and erect parsonage in
Winchester. The following delegates
were elected to the Annual Confer
ence G. NJ. Roy, of Front Royal ;
j. B. Larrick, of CedarviIle Jacob
Snyder, of BerryviIlc, and Dr. G.. A.
Brown, of Strasburg. Rev. w. w.
Bennett, ID. D., President of Ran
dolph-MacOn College. preached ser.
mon, and a collection of $50 was taken
up for the benefit of the College
The next District Conference will con
ycnc at Woodstock.
The following from the Ne,rs:
We were pleased this week to meet
Col. w. II. Glove, who has returned
to his home in Winchester for rest
after his arduous labours for many
weeks on the construction of the Val.
ley Wooden Mills near NIiddlctOwn.
this county. The building is 206x4C
feet, all the machinery to be on ono
floor. The Colonel snpcrintcndcd
the work and from our knowledge OF
him as mechanic, we can congratu-
late the cntcrprising proprictors,
Messrs. Timbcrlakc & Maslin, on sc.
curing such a splendid job of work.
The new mills are supplied with the
most improved machinery, and will be
i'll operation in few weeks.
Last Wednesday moraing about 81
O'Clock the splendid barn and cattle
shed on the jacobs farm near Kcck-
ley's mill, on the Valley turnpike. one
: and half miles from Winchester.
were discovered to be on fire. Mr..
Lewis Jacobs had finished thrcshino
his wheat the Friday previously and
had it stored in the barn 1t amount,
ed to l 200 bushels and only about
$50 bushels of it were saved in con,
dition fit for use. The barn also con
tanned 80 tons of hay which was to-
tally consumed, together with many
agricultural implements, two COWS for
gotten i'll the excitement, and number
of pigs. Mr.. Jacobs had been in tho
, barn a half hour before as were also
several of his hands, land no signs of &
fire were then noticed. The loss will
aggregate IS, 500. Half of this is
covered by insurance in the Loudoun
Mutual.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
Blconery Saw-MiIl

Property. The improvements consist of n
Valuable WATER POWER. already developed
ii Chopp:ng and Saw Mill, capable of doing
excellent work.
TERMS OF SALE. as required by the Act
of the Legislature of West Virginia. passed
March 25th, $3.50 ne-tli!rd in hand. 0nc-third
i'll one year. and the residue in two years. with
interest on both from day OF sale; the pur-
chaser giving his notes, with good security for
deferred payments, and title retained US fur
thcr security.
Sale to take place ut II O'Clock. \. NJ.
n. S. WHITE.
W. f. Anderson. Auct'r. Trustee.
August %. 1888. Esprit Fec. 5000
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-11
Old Reliable Twin Fronts
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TRUSTEES SALE.

4 s Trustee in Deed of Trust from Joseph
IA Starry. dated The 4th day of September
1880. and duly recorded III Decd Book IS II, y
page Gl2 i'll the office of thc Clerk of the COun-
ty Court of Jefferson. w. Va, given for the
purpose of securing two bonds executed by the
said Starry to Robert Chew. bearing date the
4th day of September. 1880, ana payable re-
spcctivcly in one and two years after date, with
interest from date. each for the sum of five
hundred and thirty-thrcc dollars and thirty
three and one-thirl ccnts-On the FIRST Of which
bonds; viz: that falling due the 4th of Scp@,m-
Der. 1881, there remains due the sum of $50 so
with interest from the 25th day of October,
1882. and on the other for s:I3S.:jS 1-3 due the
18th of September. 1SS2-the whole. with inter
est from the date, September 4th. 1850. remains
unpaid. AS Trustee i'll said Deed. will offer
at Public Sale in front of the Conrt-Housc in
CharlcsLown, jefferson county. W. Va, on
Friday, September 2Ist, 1888,
the property therein conveyed consisting of
about five aud tivc-cigllths of an acre of Land
with the improvements thereon. situated ut the
mouth of Evitt's Run on the Shenandoah River.
in said county, known as the