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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-19

JEFFERSON Bors AT THE UNIVERSITY.
W. Wiltshire, son of D. II.
Wiltshire, graduated in the law class,
being one of five on whom the degree
of b. L. Bachelor of Laws) was con-
ferred- Geo. C. Shugert received
certificate of proficiency in Ger
man, of promotion in Latin. Jimmie
Sheerer passed satisfactory cxamina-
ton in the Preparatory Department..
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PRESCRIPTIONS; BE1Se THEM TO U.s.
i This department of our business receives
our greatest care and attention, and nothing is
spared to make everything connected with II as
complete and perfect as possible None but the
purest and best ingredients aTeeseT used The
greatest care and attention 10 even the minutest
details are invariably Observed None but ex-
perienced and thoroughly competent persons
are allowed in This paTicIfar department. No
pains Is spared 20 have the prescription pre-
pared from the very best ingredients with ex-
irene accuracy IN order that the result NAV be
PERFEcrIoS- Wetnvtte your patronage, guar
anteeing satisfaction and reasonable cfIarSes at
all times. GEO T ITGHT
October 5. 1882 Druppist
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NOTICE.

TTlHERE viii be meeting of the Subscribers to
i the Stock of the JOHN STEPHENSON
FEMALE SEMINARY COMPANY, at the
Court-House, Tuesday, juno 10Th, at P. NJ.
for the purpose of organizing under the Charter
recently obtained. All persons who may have
taken stock by that time, will be entitled to
take part in the proceedings. Those who have
not vet subscribed and desire to do SO, can APP
ply to Cleon Moore, s. s. Dalgarn, or Gustav
Brown. who will give all needed information.
1t is hoped that the full amount of stock needed
Will be taken by the time of the meeting.
C. n. CAMPBELL,
WM. Fl. TRAvERS,
CLEON MOORE.
GUSTAV BROWN,
S. S. DALGARN,
June 5. 1Sss-3t Incorporators.
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Prof. bcfen1us on Porous
SE1STsYS,

THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF New YORK.
Cor LEXINGTON AVE. AND 2SD ST..
NEW YORK, April %, 1855.
Aess's. sea1etry ts johnson
Gentlemcn-At your request hsve obtained
in open market samples OF BENsoN's CAPcISE
Porous PLAsTERs and Allcock's Porous Plas-
tiers, and have submitted them to chemical
analysis to determine their comparative merits
as external remedies.
find in BESsoS's CArc1SE PLAsTERs val
liable medicinal ingredients, which do not exist
in AnCock's Porous Plasters; hence in my
opinion they are superior to those of Aucock's.
Yours reSp'y.
R. OGDEN D0RE1IUS, NJ. D. Ii. D.
Prof. of Chemistry and Physics in the Col
lege of the City of New York and Prof of
Chemistry and Toxic0logy in Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. Nav 29-4w.
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Taylor Hotel,
WINCHESTER. "a.

TiHE undersigned takes pleasure in aunounc-
a ing to his numerous friends in Virginia and
elsewhere. that he has undertaken the manage
ment of this Famous Hotel for term of years.
To those who know him il is useless to saw that
he VIII spare no effort to render the TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy of their patronage. Strangers
and the public at large are cordially invited to
give the Taylor House trial. He has refitted
it from top to bottom, and with No. j cooks and
polite and accommodating employees in every
department, hopes 20 maintain the reputation
for the last fifty years. Esety Department of
the Hotise VIII be conducted with view 70 the
comfort and convenience of its guests.
% Special Facilities for Commercial T'rar-
elers- Terms to transient visitors 20 Opcf day
and advantageous rates to weekly and monthly
Soardsrs, 80. HENRY WULFERT.
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FADLADEEN,

A THORoUGHBREDho rscfrom tho staIsc.
~ of 7. b. Davis, ESQ, Of Keyscr, W. Va,
VIII stand the remainder of the season as fol,
lows= AT the stable of Charles 4. Hardesty,
Esq-. in Clarke County, Va, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, and at the stable Of
John 81. Coylc, near Wiltshire's school-House.
in Jefferson County, w Va, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of each week.
As the horse goes upon his stand somewhat
late. terms for this season, ending June 18th,
1883, as follows: For the season, $40; Insu-
rance, $40.
1t is needless TO say that FADIADEEs Is ono
of the best bred horses In the United States
the record of his races is a part of the history
of the turf in this country. BE was sired by
War Dance, he by Lexington, LIST Dam Nora
Creina, by MahOmet; End Dam Reporters Dam,
by American Eclipse; 3rd Dam Queen May, by
Bertrand. For extended pedigree, see Amer
lean Stud Book.
JOHN IL CoYLE d co.
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FERTILIZERS.


ME have converted our Funlstown NIL,
first-c1ass Bone Mil and Fcrtilizing fnanufac-
turing establishment. By grinding with water
power we can beat the State for economical
work. Our power IL ample, and we are pro-
ducing Bone Meal that contains double tho
Flour of Bone produced by any other mill I'm
the county. In offering TO the Farmer our
goods VIC guarantee them rs represented I'm
every respect.
Prices per 'Fon=
Pure Buffalo Bone Mead, $500
Pure Domestic 90 I" 5000
Pure DtssolUed ~ +" $500
Our Ammomiated Bone I1tos-
pltate, the bulk Of soltict is
DISSOLVED Bone, $500
Oar Excelsior Phosphate, 1900
The highest grade Of South
Carolina DEssolUcd Bone, $500
being as represented. 1f they should be found
aduIteratcd we viii forfeit the goods.
The above prices arc as low us honest goods
can be sold. Beware Of goods offered Gt lowe
prices.
VIC buy IN 100 ton lots for cash, and havcfhp
lowest freight rates, and will give the farmers
these goods at a small margin, Our min Is nl,
ways open TO your inspection. Give as a cnH
before You buy. We will show yOu Just what
J. W. sToNEBgsKRR e. co.
Address j. Il. STOEEBRARER,
Aug. n, 1880. Hagerstown, nd.
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Coal! Coal! CoalI

900 ToNsbestq quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ooCUMBERLAND COAL, free from
slate and impurities and not 20 be excelled for
steam and Blacksmithing purposes. For sals
Harpcrs Ferry, August i, 1852
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1 have an Organ which I will sell at
reduced rates. j. l. SuIrIEY.
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pFCVE mot, life is weeping By, 20 and

pFGWt not, life Is sweeping by, 20 and
lGtLICI dare before you de- something
mighty and sublime leave behind 20 conquer
It free. No risk. RTeryff6nS new. GHuitaI
not required. We win furnish yOu everything.
Many are making fortunes. ladies make %
much as men, and boys and girls make great
YOU can make ereat nav IN the time. write far
particulars 70 HkILETT a Co., Portland, Nafne
December 10, ISZ@1y.
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G5a & week made ut home by the indus.
ID Il triOus. Best busTness now before fbe
public Capital not needed. We VIII start you.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted CTeLyWhere
10 work for Ms. Now d the time. You can
work in spare time, or give your whole time %
the business No other bEEsfJe.s s1n pay you
nearly rs well no enc can fan 70 make enor-
nous pay, by engaging at once. Costly outnt
end terms free. Money made fast easily. and
honOrably. Address 1KuE d Co.. Augusta,
Maine December 10. 1S82-1y.
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L1sr on ApvERr1sEp LErrrrRs re-

-
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
manning in the Post Office at Charles
town, jefferson county, w. Va,
June 16, 1888:
Mrs. David Cumson, Mrs. c. E..
Filds, Miss Nancy Holmes, Mrs.
Graham Macfarlane, Miss Annie
Mcdonnell, Miss Susan Tippy, G..
H. Fairchilds, g. Smith Giles, Nathan
Gary, C. p. Kemble, Jerry Dent,
VIM. Meloy, G. G. Mutt, w. n. Pull
huff, Rev. Robt. Shorts.
The 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. F. LErsEsRrse, p. NJ.
Malta Lodge, No. so. A., F. & A.
NJ, of this place, elected the follow
ing officers on Friday night last: c.
M. Hough, w. NJ. Forrest w. Brown,
S. W.; E. L. Wager, j. W.; Gustav
Brown, Treasurer G. F. Gallaher,
Secretary. The installation will take
place at the next'regular meeting, on
Friday evening, June goth.
Never mind the weather, but go to
Geo. III. Hagley's and get Shoes,
Clothing, Hats, Underwear, &C., to
suit the season, and then you can
be comfortable. His stock is so large
and complete that you will have no
trouble in suiting yourself. Ladies
as well as children, all ought to know
that Hagley's is headquarters for
Slices and Slippers.
"Cape May to Atlantic City, is one
of the prettiest tourist books of the
day, issued by the Pennsylvania r.
r. Co. We return thanks for an adj
vance copy.
DIR. ToInIinson.s
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETS,
CHARLESTOWN.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Celestial Symbol

INTERPRETED. By Rev. II. w MoRR1s. D ID.
The grandcst object of CREATION is the SUM-
Centre of Life, Light. Heat. Attraction and
Chemical Action. ITs NATURAL WONDERS AND
TEACHINGS arc alike marvellous, and make a
book of absorbing and intense interest. The
great problems of the Material Universe un-
folded and Illustrated Nature shown to he a
Revelation of God in the noblcst and most per-
feet sense. Highly commended. "Every fact
of nature is made to repeat some lesson OF His
gcspel."-N. L. Evangelist: ..Both scientific
and devoat"-Reo- A C George, d. d.. Chi
cGgo. "a startling revelation concerning the
wonders and glories of the Sun.''-EIdcs J. w.
McGdrrey. lexington. Ky. Interesting, in
Of Ohio. It sells fast and plcases all. Address.
J. G. MCCURDY & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa;
Cincinnati. o.; Chicago, H.; or St. Louis, Mo:
May y, 1SS3-2m.
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Arlington House.
LURAY, PAGE oouNrr. VIRGINIA..

T,HE undersigned has taken charge of the
IL abosc Hotel, and having thoroughly rem
oTated and re-furnished the same. is prepared
to serve the travelling public with every accom-
mediation afforded by first-class country hotels.
The patronage of the public, and especially of
my friends In Jefferson county. is respectfully
solicited. Rates moderate.
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nRIED Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Bsans
Feb. 8. 1888. s. 8. DALGERE
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MaItby House.

FTIHE fMALTBY" is the only Hotel In BaIti-
IL more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing 20 the decline in cost of many article.
appertsining to our expenses, the rates of board
have been reduced 60
S2.e0 and - so per Dag on 1se American Plan
and s1!oo TO s2.0Q on DE ESsopean.
Being the only Hotel in the country having
FIRST@CLAsS PASSENGER
Il l. f. " a oTR.
and an modern improvements.
Col. GEO. P MOTT,
april ~, lS7s-y- Manager
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Just received Large Supply of BOOTS
- and SHOES, which viii be sold on short
profits by S. s. DALGARN.
October 5. 1852.
lust received the best varieties OF Glass
81 ware ever offered In ChaTIestoHn, and for
sale at loR. prices. by s. s. DALGARN-
TENTS, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, In
W great variety, just received and for sale ON
shortest profits. by s. g. DALGARN-
A SPLENDID assortment of Glassware just
- received by s. g. DALGARN.
March %. 1855
CANNED Tomatoes, Corn. Peaches and Ap-
~ pies for sale by s. s. D4LGARN.
nRfED Beef and Canvassed Hams Just re-
~ ceiyed by s. s. DALGARN.
April d. Iss3-
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DERBY COOK, FOR WOOD, NO. Z.

THE DERBY is New and Beagsfuh' Low
pansion Piece, Reversible Long Piece, Sliding
Plate. Swinging FIue Stop. &c. The Derby IS
made Especially for Wood only, and cannot
fail to please any one desiring Stove of this
Stove. and will sell it for the low price Of
$500. Cali and see it at
JOSEPH H. EASTERDAY'S
March %, 1888. Tin and Stove House.
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March 20, 1888 ods1'sl-tf.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
Chief Engineer Conwen Resigns.

Chief Engineer of the Surveying Depart
ment Myers G. Conwell, will present his
resignation to City Council on Thursday
evening, he having accepted the position of
Chief Engineer of the new railroad to be
built in the United States of Columbia
from Puerto Berrio to Medellion, q distance
of about 1876 miles. Mr.. Conwell came to
this city from the lower part of the State,
where he had been employed on the juno
tion and Breakwater railroad about IL years
ago, and after serving for time as assistant
to Chief Engineer Daniel Farra, was elected
to the position he has so ably filed since
1874. He proposes leaving this city for
Antroquia, United States of Columbia,
about July /. Fred H. Robinson, Rrst
assistant in the department,w will In all proba-
bility be promoted to the Office of Chief
Engineer, which position he is emf
nently qualified to fill.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
LOCAL LACONICS.

St. Patrick's Church will give an excur-
sion to Mount Cuba, June %.
stidham & Son, apctiodeers, will sell for
L. f. Adalr, to-day, at 1.30 p. m., his stock
of furniture and bedding.
DIR. j. Paul Lukens, who was so seriously
Ill with blood poisoning, has so far recovered
as to be able to be out.
Remington g. Co., of this city, have added
to their facilities Q brass foundry and are
now prepared to fill all orders In that line,
The American Rifles had thirty-nine men
in line, last evening, and Captain Mitchell
took the company out upon the street for
drill.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth DeVou,
late of Brooklyn, N, .,were inferred at the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery yes
terday.
Post . Guard had its first full dress in
spection In its new uniform, in the Adams
building, last evening. They executed the
foot movements in a thoroughly soldierly
manner. Their appearance throughout was
good.
The strawberry festival In aid Of St.
Marks Church, will open this evening In the
Smith Building, Market street below
Seventh, and will continue through the
afternoon and evenings of Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Irish Nationalist will give picnic
at the Scheutzen Park next Thursday
Delegations will be present from the Shields
and Montgomery clubs of Trenton, N. j.,
the Emmett Literary Association of Balti
more and the Celtic Literary ASSOCIATION o.
Chester. The proceeds are to be devoted tC
the relief of distressed Irish emigrants.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
DECORATION pay.
Final Arrangements for the Celebration
Visiting Posts.

Final Arrangements for the Celebration
Visiting Posts.
The following order Of march for tho
Decoration Day services, tomorrow, has
been arranged:
Platoon Of police under the command of
Chief of Police Hawkins; the First Regi-
ment Band; Chief Marshal and staff; Off
GERS of State Military; First Battalion,
First Regiment, d. V. NJ, commanded by
Major Curtis, General Thomas A. Smith
Post No. l, G. A. R., headed by its flute and
drum corps and led by Post Commander
Pickels; guests of Smyth Post; Admiral 8.
F. DUPONT Post No. 2, g. A. R., headed by
its own drum corps, with Post Commander
Litzenberg In charge; guests of DUPONT
Post; carriages containing Past Department
Commander Tanner of New York, the
orator of the day, crippled soldiers and
ladies.
DUPONT Post No "a of Philadelphia will
be headed by Beck's Band and its own
drum corps.
DUPONT Post No. 1877 of Brooklyn will
also be headed by q hand. The latter post
leaves Brooklyn at 10 O'Clock
tonight and will be escorted to
tary and Grand Army posts. 1t will reach
here at 1855 a. m. Tomorrow and wHl be
taken in charge Immediately by DUPONT
Post of this city. DUPONT Post of Philadel.
phia will not arrive here until 7.45 a
m. They will visit the tomb OF
Admiral DUPONT and pay their respects tc
his widow in the morning, going out by the
train on the Wilmington and Northern rail
road. The line of the afternoon parade will
form at Q O'Clock and march over the routC
already published.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
HEARINGS BEFORE THE MAYOR.
Captain Wiley Appeals His Case to tn
Superior COurt--tlther Gases,

Captain Wiley Appeals His Case to the
Superior Court-Other Cases.
The police cases last evening promised to
of be more than usual interest and conse-
quently drew large crowd of spectators,
who were nevertheless disappointed, from the
fact that the two principal cases were not
heard, one being dismissed, the other being
appealed.
Tue cases we're disposed of in the follow
ing order: Edward Callan, aged Is years,
was fined 81 and costs for disord.rly con-
duct at Old Swedes' Church on
Sunday last. Henry Ralston pleaded
guilty to the charge OF assault and battery
on William Brown and was fined 81 and
costs. Michael Connell, charged by Mrs.
Jenkins johnson with being disorderly and
using threatening language, was fined 81
and costs and held in the sum of S10O to
keep the peace. Fergus Hanrahan, whose
case had been postponed from Sunday
morning was fined 81 and costs for assault
ing a man named Fountain, colored, who
was drunk in Hanrahan's saloon.
The charge brought by Thomas Lynch
against Mrs. Margaret Welsh, for cruelty 10
her five children, was withdrawn. The
Mayor in announcing the fact gave
the woman some very good advice
and advised her to try to do better. Austin
Harrington, counsel for the s. P. G. c.,
stated to the woman that the case was not
| pressed owing to the sickness of her hus-
| band, and also that she might take proper
| care of her children. III - III
The case of Captain John P. Wiley
| charged by Captain Hall with violating the
| city ordinance in running the Samuel M
| FELTON, through the creek at a greater speed
| than allowed by law, was again brought W
| In the police court last evening. George
Gray, ESQ.,, appeared for Captain
Wiley. The testimony of Captains
Hall and Cranmer and Harbor Master
| Seth II. Feaster, as heard on Friday even
ing, was admitted, but without hearing any
| other witnesses the case was appealed to tht
| Superior Court Dn writ of certi0rdri Cap
tain Wiley was held in 5000 bail for his ap
pearance. The defense will, In all proba-
bility, be that the tide running as it does
| from four to four ard one half miles pei
hour, that the boat must run faster In order
| to be able to steer as the law only permits
her to run four miles per hour, the boa
would drift as fast as the law allows, which
would make it impossible to steer her.
At this mornings hearings Patrick Ryan
was fined 81 and costs for being drunk an(
disorderly at Second and Monroe streets las
evening. Officer Hennis made the arrest
and consequently the isorderly ccnduc
was not so great as was the trouble tn
officer had to explain to the prisoner, tina
he, Hennis, wore the star. Mary Green, q
white woman, was fined so cents and cost
for being drunk. She was found lying In al
alley on Second street near Poplar.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
THE CzAR GIVES THANKS.
And Also Announces Various Appoint
notwithstanding COns-atnlationa.

And Also Announces Various Appoint
Misunderstanding Congratulations.
Moscow, May 2S.-An Imperial rescript,
issued to-day. saturns the thanks of the Gar
to the Grand Duke Michael for his services,
and announces his appointment as q MEM
Der of the committee of Ministers. The
rescript also says that the Grand Duke
Alexis has been appointed Admiral-in- Chief
of the Russian Navy, and that his Majesty
has made the follow ng awards: The Order
of St. Andrew to Count Tolstoi, Minister of
the Interior; General Milutin, formerly
Secretary of War; Count Valujeff, General
Todleben, General Count Adlerberg
and NJ. Reutern; portrait of the Gar set
in diamonds to Prince Dolgourouki, Cover
nor General of Moscow; the Order of st.
Alexander-Newsky to NJ. Pobiedonstef,
General Worontzof- -Dachkof and Prince
Dondoukof- Korssakof, and the Grand
Cross of St. Vladimir to General lgnatief,
Count Pahlen, General Drentein and Gen
eral Albadiniski. There was heavy fall of
| rain late last night, which intertered with
| the illuminations in honor of the coronation
of the Gar.
The enthusiasm of the people over the
success of the coronation ceremonies is un-
| abated and crowds are constantly assembling
under the windows of the Kremlin and
cheering heartily for The Gear. The En-
peror drove through the streets last evening
without an escort, to view the illuminations.
Monsignor Vannutelli, the special Nuncio
of the Papal Court to the coronation, ar
rived here last evening. The Czar received
received him to-day. His arrival was
specially timed, according to precedent, in
order that he might avoid being present
at the religious ceremony during the coro-
| nation.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the Emperor
and Empress, seated on thrones in st. An
drew's Hall, began to receive congratula-
tions. The reception of the clergy lasted
until noon, after which the diplomats, dig
nitaries, general and provincial delegates,
the latter bringing gifts Of native jewelryi
| were received.
The Gear and Czarina received the Khan
of Khiva and the heir apparent of Bokhara
in special audience. The heads of al
foreign States have telegraphed their con
gratulations to the Gar The telegram o.
Emperor William of Germany is long and
very cordial.
The court ball this evening was splendid
beyond comparison. The Gar and Czarina
participated in polonaise. The imperia
crowns and mantles and the Emperor's pre-
sents were on view in the large saloon of tht
| hall.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
BASE BALL.
Quickstep vs.. Athletic--Record of Yester-
days Contests.

About 500 people witnessed the game in
Philadelphia, yesterday, between the Quick
steps Of this city and the Athletic. The
game In the main was uninteresting. The
Athletic played their strongest team against
the Quickstep, but were able to strike Pyle
for but eights hits. Pyle pitched a splendid
game and also tielded well. Cusick caught
well, having but two passed balls, upon
which there were but little gained. Pyle's
playing would have been perfect had be not
made an overthrow TO third, allowing two
men TO come in. As to this gentleman
who witnessed the game, yesterday, and has
been at nearly every game on the Athletic
grounds, mentioned, as a. singular fact,
that nearly every pitcher who
has played on the grounds has made an
overthrow to third and allowed the oppos-
ing club to score,one or more runs. In the
third inning foul was knocked near the
left field, when Parker ran hard and made
a brilliant one-hand catch. The other fea-
lures of the game were the two-base hit of
Barber and three-base hits of Monyhan and
Bradley. The batting on the Quickstep side
Yves very good, they hitting Blakely for
seven hits, two of which are credited to
Albert. Owing to the disability of four of
the players, the Quicksteps accepted the SER
vices of johnson of the Ross of Chester and
Benners of the Shibe of Philadelphia.
johnson played at centre and succeeded in
putting two men out, making a base hit and
the only run that was made, The full score
follows: