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The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16
Astrological Predictions for 1883.

In 1883 Mars will be the ruling plan.
et The influence of this heavenly body
upon the irascible humor in man and
animals is we'll known. Particular care
should be taken by persons of natur-
ally impatient disposition to avoid out
breaks of temper. especially during the
OppOsitions of Mars to the moon, which
occur on or about February 2l. March
%, April 19. May IL, June Is. July ii,
August IL, September 10, October 8,
such times, also, bulls should be re-
strained from running at large, and
water should be frequently thrown upon
dogs to see if they manifest any symp-
toms of hydrophobia- Jupiter is sta
tionary on St. Valentines Day, and en-
gagements made then may be fatal. The
Conjunction of Mars and Mercury, on
St. Patrick's Day indicates that large
amounts of money will be collected for
the liberation of Ireland. The first days
of May will he lovely, with little rain
at nj ght. Poetry of some merit may
now be written, and thorough revolu-
ton in dress and cookery expected. On
the 9Th events fatal to domestic happi-
ness will be extremely liable to occur.
Startling developments in aristocratic
families will now be made. No destruc-
tive frosts will happen in this month,
and complaining will be early. From
the I'd of June to the 18th of July. a
severe drought will take place. On the
18th, a European sovereign will die. On
the 26th an ocean steamship will take
fire, with great destruction of life. The
4th of July will be again signalized this
year by an event of great National i'm
portance. On the 7th, however, an in
stance of serious official misconduct will
come to light. Much-needed rainy
weather will begin on the 18th, and
thenceforth the summer will be intensely
hot. The aspect of the asteroid MelpO-
meme now indicates special disaster to
members of college faculties. q railroad
accident being the probable danger
threatened. The 18th will be day of
peculiar horror. August will be fine till
the Path. Escaped lunstics should be
very careful of their behavior during the
whole month. Fits and the falling sick
ness will be quite general after the 18th.
On the Sd of October avoid trifing, as
it is one of the dangerous daya Novem-
ber fine and frosty. A new washing
machine will be patented on the 11th.-
Scholastic ANNUAL.
The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16
Princes in CQstOdy.

The Conciergerie, where Prince Nap0-
leon was confined, has twice served as 3
prison for members of his family. Prince
Louis Napoleon, afterward Emperor, was
shut up there in 1910 when he was
awaiting his trial before the Chamber of
Peers for his Boulogne expedition. and
Prince Pierre Bonaparte was detained
there IN 1870 after his manslaughter of
the Journalist Victor Noir. Louis Napo-
leon, who was defended by the eloquent
Legitimist orator Berryer, received sem
tence of imprisonment for life,"
penalty which did not exist on the stat
ute-book, but which the Peers decreed
go that they might not attach the de-
grading punishment of penal servitude
(trauaslr t0rces) to the great name of
Napoleon" The Prince was at once
conveyed to the Fortress of Ham, in
Picardy, whence he escaped in 1886.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte was tried in
March, 1870. before high court, spe-
cially constituted, and sitting at Tours.
He was acquitted of willful murder, but
was sentenced to pay fl 900 damages
to the family of his victim. Touching
the arrest of Princes. it may be observed
that the police of Paris have under all
regimes had experience in this kind of
business. Some of the arrests have re-
NAMED memorable owing to the intense
public excitement which they caused.
In 1748 the arrest of Prince Charles Ed
ward, the younger Pretender. at the
door of the old Opera House. and by An
ordinary police official. produced COM
motion Of which traces may be found in
all contemporary memoirs. Voltaire
wrote that the Prince had suffered
gross indignity. But perhaps the most
amusing affair of this sort was the At
tempt to arrest Duke Charles of Bruins
wick under Louis Philippe's reign. The
Duke. having been expelled from his
dominions in 1880, took refuge in Paris,
and began to give trouble to the French
Government By bis intrigues. After the
Government had borne with him for
some time, it was resolved that he must
leave the country. and Count de Mont
alivet, the Home Minister, signed war
rant for his arrest and expulsion. But
the Duke was warned of what was COM
ling, and hired an obscure actor to take
|. his place, he himself retiring to the house
of q friend. The actor, who had con-
trived q capital -'.mske-up,'' was ar
rested and conveyed to the Swiss frontier
in post-chaise. escorted ny a troop of
horse. Ali through the journey he was
treated with royal honors; but this SO
frightened him that soon after reaching
Geneva he quietly decamped without
waiting for the remittance Of his fee.
Meanwhile the real Duke had sent friends
to intercede for him with Louis Philippe,
and the King was 80 much tiokled At
hearing how bis Minister had been out
witted that he got the order Of expulsion
ouashod on the DuioA0 womising % b
Of good behayior~ESNdN Z5Ms1 !:
The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16

Every care and attention shown 10
horses, no matter what their condition
is. viii bring its reward. The kind Of
influence thrown around . young horse
viii hsye its effect on its charlcter h
aSter EsaEs.-0ifqgo Sowsnak
The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16

For sppetizing egg sandwiches take
some eggs. beat them thoroughly and
fry them in batter as . pancake, and
when cold cut in small square pieces
and put between slices Of buttered brown
bread.-.I0ledo Blode.
The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16

Mrs. Hannah Tyler, of Branford.
Ct, who has been speeches. for fifteen
wears, fell from her chair the other dsv,
getting such . shock as to bring back
the flood Of speech and now she talks as
we'll as ever.-NesO Hdven Register.
The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16
ADVERTISING

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The Columbus journal., 1883-05-16

tuICdu OI SIuOkc l6r QOW0 the narrowing
track. Walter unfurled the flag and
waved it over his head. His heart
thumped up and down in his breast, his
legs shook SO that he could scarcely stand,
and it was all that he could do TO hold
the flag in his nervous fingers. He felt
as ii he were going to faint. Whist if he
gave out before the train came and the
engineer did not see himi With one arm
he grasped a telegraph pole. while with
the other he continued more and more
feebly to wave the signal Nearer and
nearer came the train. but before il
reached him Walters strength had
given way. He dropped at the foot ol
the pole, and the engineer. as the train
dashed by. looked down from the cal
window on q boys still form .pillowed
on red flag.
Among the passengers on the express
that day was the President of the railroad
Mr.. Watson-who, with his wife. son
and party OF friends. occupied . hotel
car at the rear of the train. They were
running at the highest speed, when Mr..
Watson suddenly felt the pressure of the
air-brakes upon the wheels; and Hiram,
who was looking out of the window,
perceived at the same moment motion.
less figure lying by the side Of the track.
20, papa"' he cried. 'Ibelieve we've
run over somebody"
Mr.. Watson started hurriedly for the
rear platform, followed by Hiram who
could with difficulty be kept from jump
ing off fwhen the train stopped. and before
1t began to back down. In q moment.
however. it was moving slowly back to
the spot where the engineer had seen the
boy, while Hiram waited in q fever OF
impatience on the platform steps. At
the first glimpse Of the red dag. before
the cars had stopped, he jumped of and
made haste to the telegraph pole, where
the figure lay. He could see st once
that tho boy had not been run over, and
e he &pe)t y the motiqnlsss form ths
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

The delegates from this county to
the Masonic Grand Lodge, at Wheel
ing, last week, were John w. Doll,
of Logan Lodge, No. 25 Harpcr's
Ferry; VIM. Wilt, Jefferson, No. 81,
Kabletown; c. NJ. Hough. Malta,
No. 80, CharIestown; VIM. Butler,
Mt. Nebo, No. 81, Shepherdstown
DR.. a. NJ. Evans, Triluminar, No.
III, NIiddleway; Adam S. Link, Elk
Branch, No. 50, DuHields. Among
the officers Of the Grand Lodge for
the next year, Hon. Jno. w. Gran
than, of NIiddIeway, is appointed
Grand Chaplain, and Gustav Brown.
Esq, of this place, District Deputy
Grand Master for this district.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

County ITEMS From the Shep-
,herdstown Register we clip the follow
ing items: !.
Mr.. Cassell, former train-dispatch-
er of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
and stationed at Mines, has been
promoted to a s., 900 position.
Rev. Charles Ghiselin will be in
stalled pastor of the Presbyterian
Churches of this place and Kearnys-
vile, the second sabbath in December.
Joe Reinhart, son of Mr.. Joseph
Reinhart, while playing upon the
College grounds on Tuesday, fell on
his arm, and another boy tumbling on
top of him the limb was broken.
A meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Jefferson County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company was held
last week in Charlestown, and the
exhibit made was most creditable
one, showing the affairs of the compa-
ny to be in very prosperous condi-
ton. The Board received the report
of the committee appointed to exam
IlIS CllS 1CGOulII0- VI SECRETARY anu
Treasurer, and found that during the
past year, ending October 1, 1888,
the company had increased their bus
mess at least one-third over the pre-
ceding year, and at the same time
had dropped many Objectionable
risks, and placed fine line of new
business on farm property and private
dwellings. The company only in
sures in Jefferson county, and has
insured $3.50, 900 worth of property,
holding premium notes to the amount
of S37, 900. There is on hand cash
surplus invested in part in bonds
drawing 6 per cent interest, and all
expenses and losses for the past year,
in amount S1,522, have been paid.
The company has been in business
five years, and has paid over So, 800
in losses,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20
BNNJ. 7. LE1sHNHING. ?. n

Now that the Christmas holidays
arc approaching, and parents are
beginning to interview old Santa
Claus as to what will please their chill
drcn, Mr.. Chas. II. Grim desires to
make known that lie has several minia-
ture houses on hand for sale, and is
prepared to receive orders for toy
houses, fences, &C., for Christmas
Trees. at very moderate rates. Call
and see specimens Of his work, at his
residence, North West street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

Mrs. Anna Maria Boswell, an aunt
of Mr.. Geo. w. Cutshaw, of Wash
ington City, lately of Harpcr's Ferry.
died in Bunker Hill, Illinois, on the
5th instant. The deceased was born
in Washington county, Md. in 1908,
and nineteen years later married ia
cob S. Boswell, and went To Ohio in
1888. They had six children, three
of whom arc now living, nineteen
grandchildren, eleven living. and
seventeen great grandchildren. fif-
teen of whom are living. .-Frce Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

Guinness & Abbey's New York
Company will appear at Washington
Hall, this. (N1onday) evening, in the
powerful emotional play of 'East
and West Lynne"-thc distinguished
actress, Miss Arena Almond, in the
leading role of "Lady Isabel and
"Madame Vine" TUESDAY evening
will be rendered the new popular play
of ''HazcI kifkc,' one of the most
admirable stage productions of the
day. This excellent troupe, it will
be remembered, appeared here for
the first time last January, and was
then pronounced one of the best that
had ever performed here. Reserved
seats 80 cts, for sale at Lights Drug
Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

UsT received q large lot of Frenehs SUI
- pcrior Cologne fnfa!iIblc Corn Cure-''So
cure no pay = DoOthache Drops; Aromatic
Cnchous. for purifying the breath; Prctlo FiIs
ct Cic's best handkerchief Extracts Of choices
odors, by the ounce or quantity T-t!Oy'g,
Swans Down aud other Toilet Powders.
July II, 1888. DIR. CHAS. i. PRATT.
7 UST received at DR.. PRATTrS Drug Store.
- choice lot Cigars The best f6r Sc. III
the tOwn-alsO fnc lot OF higher priced goods
AM now prepared to furnish. in any uuaJ,-
i titles and all colOrs. .AYEREL'S READY
MIXED PAINTS" This Paint has stood tho
test OF years. and Is used by all the leading
Railroad Companies upon their Dcpots. SHOPS
and other bh'dings: which is Z good guarantee
Of it, hyperion qualify. Sold b. the gunntity
at reduced rates. Price per guiloD, II 20.
July II. 1888. DR.. CHS. F.. PRATT.
81 DENTITIsISE. fragrant and Eefresi-
" ing preparation for Cleansing the Teeth,
Purifying the Breath and Hardening tho Gums.
Prepared by DR.. CIThS. T.. PRATT.
HAVE in stock and ke.p constantly on
j hand, full supply Of Spices. Nutinegs.
White and Black GiHgtr, Tnmcric, &c. for
Preserving ard Picking purposes.
July II, 1881. DIR. CB8s. Z PRATT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

4 WORD TO THE PUBLIC.-To our friends
and the public generally. we desire to say we
lave made arrangements with the hes: manu-
fact,Ircrs i'll the country fnr large and CON-
plct2 stock of Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes
the better grades of which are all made TO or
antcc as must be satisfactory to all. We posi-
lively will not recommend any other than good
goods, and common ones We can and will sell
lower than any oiler House. WM. KAHN &
Co. the Leading C!othicrs, Sadlcr Building
Charlcstown. W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20
ERoM THE SOuTn.
A PeJoct Comoinqfion ,ci0t t,ro Salient Ae'0an

4 Perfect Combination 'cih tLro Salient AGUdn-
tage8-Why it Concerns Ioa.
There is no mistake about It," retnai ked
DR.. NJ. F. Flowers. of Gallatin. Missouri
= BENSON.S CAPClNE POROUS PLASTERS
are one of the ncatcst combinations ever pro
duccd. They have two kinds of advantages
over all others. which we may call the miner
and the major. First, they are clean and pleas
ant to use. never soiling the hands nor the
linen of the wcurer Second. they act Quickly
ard powerfully. Ihave tried the Capcinc Plas-
ter on myself for pneumonia. and on my pa
tiants for various diseases. such as Neuralgia
trouble. etc. and in all cases relief has fol
lowed in from three to forty-cicht hours
Or Flower merely voices the written or oral
opinion Of thousands in his profession. BEN
the perfect external application The genuine
have the word CAPCiNE cut in the Centre
Price q cents. Scahury &c Johnson. Chemists,
New York. November IS. 1SSS-iw.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

Our young townsman, Edward
P. Kennedy, (son of Mrs. Julia Ken
ncdy,) who has been under instruc-
ton at the b. & O. depot here for
some months past, has been appoint
cd night operator at Mt. jackson.
He is deserving young man. and we
believe will become eminent in his
profession.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20
IN losses.

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
manning in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va,
November II, 1888:
Mrs. L. j. Wilson, Mrs. Rosa Rem
dcttc. Mrs. p. L. Fowlcs, Jane Nc
Chan, Miss Meggic Harding, Miss
Mary f. Daily, Miss Bette Brown.
Mycr Bucllsbaum, Wm. Green (col'd,
j. G. Montgomery, S. A. Miller, Jr. !,
Frank Popp, James y. Rose (3).
Tire above letters, if not called for
within thirty days. will be sent to the
dead letter Office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised.
BENZ. 7. LE1sENEIxG. p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

The horse purchased in Martins
recently of Mr.. Snodgrass by Wanna
maker of Philadelphia, for $500, was
raised and trained by Thomas Files
of this county, and was sired by the
cambridge horse, now owned by cx-
sheriff Eugene Baker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

A certificate of Incorporation has
been received from the Secretary of
State, for. the Valley Telephone Com.
pany, a corporation for the purpose
of construction and maintaining a
telephone line, or a system of tele-
phone lines, between Harper's Ferry,
Charlestown, shepherdstown, Mid
dleway, Martinsburg, Ripon, in the
State of West Virginia, and Berry
vile, Winchester and Staunton, in
the State of Virginia, and interme-
diate points, connecting with tele-
phone line along the G. 6 o. Canal. I;
and for the general purpose of con
structing and maintaining magnetic
telegraph and telephone lines, both
underground and overhead and
carrying on any business properly
pertaining to such works and inn
provements which corporation shall
keep its principal Office or place of
business at Charlestown, in the
county of Jefferson and State of West
Virginia. Capital limited to $4,000,
in shares Oslo each. Incorporators
DR.. Chas. E. Pratt, Forrest w.
Brown, j. Garland Hurst, Geo. w.
Haines, B. G. Washington and Gus
tav Brown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

The new night express train on the
Valley Branch of the 3. & o. r. r.,
westbound, leaves Baltimore at 1880,
p. NJ, passes Charlestown at 1852,
and arrives at Lexington at $3.50, a.
NJ. !; eastbound, leaves Lexington at
sos, p. NJ, passes Charlcstown at
81; A. n. and arrives in Baltimore
at 1880, a. NJ. Full corrected
schedule next week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

Persons desiring to attend the
State Grange at Alexandria, Va, or
the National Grange, at Washington
City, can 60 and return between the
10th and 30th inst. at t1ro cents per
mile, by calling on John II. Strider,
or V. NJ. Firor, for the arrangement
rates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

The loss by fire of VIM. j. Gran
than on dwelling October 2Gt:s; also
of Lewis NJ. Long on store and ware
house at Ripon on October 22nd ;
and of L. Robinett on stock of mer-
chand;se at Ripon on October 22nd.
has been paid by r. A. Alexander,
Agent. The first named insured in
Peabody of Wheeling, and the last
two in Aetna of Hartford. Mr..
Alexander is commercially prompt
in adjusting and paying losses insured
through his agency.-Free Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

We have received several more pieces of that
elegant Fur Trimming which we had upon our
counters. and which sold so rapidly. This last
lot was bought low. therefore our customers
will get the advantage of buying it low. S. D.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

Very proud. yes-of our Ovcrcouts: rroudcr
still when they cease to be ours ahd become
yours. The farming community will be sur
priscd ut Onr OvcrcOats. and all men and boys
can be suited with them. S. D. HESCuMiS
Il Co., Goldsmith's Twin Fronts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20

Mr.. j. c. Holmes is pRshing the
large and elegant new dwelling of
Col. w. p. Craighill rapidly toward
completion, and it will be one of the
finest structures in tho town. Mr..
G. +. Ga:tahcr is doing the plaster
ing. and Mr.. Chas. Z. Seal has fitted
the building throughout with gas and
water pipcs-thc latter to connect
with a large tank at the bathroom
which is conveniently arranged in ;
portion of the structure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-20
TO FARM ERS.

Summit Point. May s, 18S3-tf
T HAVE Just received prime article Of Gin,
i for Medicinal Purposes.
October 3. 1853. GEO. T. LIGHT.
WlSDOW Glass and Putty. for sale by
w Oct. .. 1888. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
ENiIE best Cigars in town for ) cts. Cigarettes
4 and all Smokers Goods. sold by
GEO. T LIGHT. Druggist.
- EUREKA" Horse Powder. prepared and
" sold by GEO. r. LIGHT.
EAAIPHOR Ice. Vasaline Camphor Ice Pure
\, Vasalinc, for chapped hands. sold by
GEO. T. LIGHT. DruggiEt
~ ASOLISE and Benzine. By the pint and
N gallon. sold by GEO. r. LIGHT
A SYTHING aud everything in my line If
"A not on hand. viii take pleasure In order
ing. GEO. r. LIGHT, Druggist.
( tLARk'S Fills: the best in the MarSct. at
" GEO. 7. LIGHTS, Druggist.
HNCTT'S Pills. McLInc's Pills. Sclcnck's Pills
L HOoper's Pills. Railways Pills. aIfo for sale
by GEO I. LIGHT. Druggist.
A UGUST Flower. Perunu. Manalin SCOTS
"A aud Canms Emulsion. Buruetcs Cod Liver
Oil, Fellows HypOphosphitc. for sale by
GEO. T.. LIGHT. Druggist.
ivy Flora, Laird's Bloom of Youth. Ha-
~ goll's Magnolia Balm. for the complexion.
sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
A Ii the popular Liniments. intending Ken
~ dall's SPAWN Cure. also for sale by
GEO. 7. LIGHT. Druggist.
CCHOOL Books sold at list prices. CAaurv's
- Manuel. price II 30. COrncIrs Intermediate
1920. All books not on hand ordered.
4 CcEPT4NcE Cards. Visiting Cards.
"A Chrome Invitation Cards; also. the very
latest Ragged Edge Paper. Large stocE; of Au-
tograph Albums, Just received BY
October . 1859 - - - ~ - ~ "zsis''
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GRAIN 4

uAVISG completed my arrangements 10
z l. purchase WHEAT aud CORR Tor one Of
the strongest firms in the United States, can
offer Inducements that should secure the larger
qGnEtity Of grain grown in the ShenaudOnh
Valley. and kindly ask err farmers 10 crli Hnl
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May $, 1879.