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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-08
CLOTHING,
CAPTAIN GOODWIN

NTILL stand the ensuing season at the fol-
~ lowing named places. at the time men,
toned here below: On Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, 18th. 17th and 18th days of April
1883, at Mr. Joseph GrGntham'S. about miles
from ChGrlestoTn. the Smithfeld turnpike :;
Thursday and Friday, 18th and Goth, at Mr..
Charles GetZendanncrs. on the Lectown pike
about miles from Snithfield; Saturday. 21st.
at james ROpers, ~ miles from Charlcstown:
2:Sd- 9Th 25th and 26th at the subscribers
stable-to be continued every alternate week
during the season.
Parties must bring their mares to the stands at
the times mentioned. as the horse cannot travel
around to their homes. Captain Goodwin will
stand at tile usual low rutdS of S15 by the sea-
son, with the privilege of returning the Mares
the following season III they fail to get
with fOai the first season.
We are thankful to the people of jefferson
county for their past patronage. and hope to
receive Il liberal share of the same i'll future.
No money to be paid to the Groom without
4 receipt with my signature. ANY party fail
ing to Register their Mares on my book. kept
BIZ the Groom, or in other words Eribing the
Groom. will be charged S:25. and so to 20 90
the informcr. We do this to pick up our
Sharpcrs-
Cory OF CERTIFICATE giving the Pedigree
of Bay Colt. Capt. Goodwin as handed to
o. IT0rscy Ivy Col. Abbott:
SLATE Of Nct1 York. SIIiiirdn County:
Thos. VI. kn;fiins, of the town of Liberty,
iii Sullivan County. being duly sworn. SAYS that
in the years of 1861 and 1865. he was the owner
of the dam of the Bay State Colt Capt. Good
win" This Colt was sired by Sackett's Ham
iltonian, sire's dam by American Star.
TIIOS. VI. kNIFFINS.
Subscribed and sworn to before INC this 24th
day of February. 1872.
E. CHAPLAIN. Justice of Peace.
hereby certify that Thos. Knifiins is a man
of good rcputc. and entitled to credit and DC
lief. E CHAPLAIN, Justice of Peace.
Sackctts itambletOnian sired by RE-
odick's liamblc:oniau. his dam sired by
Philip. grandson Of Imported Messenger !;
the dam of Capt Goodwin was sired by Harry
Clay he by old Harry Clay. grand-dam by
NiamGrinO Chief. grand-dam of Messenger.
JOHN d. AITALT.
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Justices Notice.

HAVING qualified and given bond as jas
L 4 tice of the Peace, am now prepared &c
give strict attention to the duties of nv Office
All Claims placed in my hands for Collection
according TO Law. shall have my close atten-
ton. and prompt returns made as the law di.
reefs Persons wishing collections according
to law, and prompt returns made, viii have
their orders carried out
T. S. Currency dcfaced or partly destroyed
will be redeemed by the L. s. Treasury. viii
endcaYor to have such redeemed when placed
in my hands Acknowledgements to dccds and
other obligations. &c. taken at my Office SO-tI
corner Of the Market House. entrance to Wash.
ington Hall. Give me a call.
June II. 1ssl-tf. Justice of the Peace
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MaEtby House,
Taylor Hotel,
WINCHESTER. VA.

VNIIE undersigned takes pleasure in annouuc-
i ing 10 his numerous friends in Virginia aud
elsewhere. that he llns undertaken the manage
mcnt of this FamOus Hotel for q term of wears.
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
give the Taylor House n trial. He has refitted
1t from top to bottom. and with No. ! cooks and
polite and accommodating employees IN every
department hopes TO maintain the reputation
OF the Taylor Hotel, famous among travellers
for the last fifty years. Every Department of
the House will be conducted with a view TO the
comfort and convenience of its guests.
10 Special Facilities for Commercial Tray
clers- Terms TO transient visitors 81 90 per day,
and advantageous rates to weekly md monthly
Boarders. HENRY WULFERT.
ADril 10 1881
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Gr0 a week made At home 10y the indus
ID u triOuE. Best busInezs now before the
public Capital not needed. We will Ftart yOIi.
Men, women. boys and girls wanted everywhere
10 work for Us. Now Il the time. You can
work in spare time. or give your whole time TO
the business. No other business will pay you
nearly as well No one can fail To make cnOr-
NOUS Jay. by engaging AZ once. Costly outfit
and terms free. Money made fat. easily, and
hOnOrRbly. Address 1RUE & Co.. Augusta,
Maine. December 70, 1Ss2-ly.
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~ CARD

CHARLEsTowE. w. Va, Oct. 12, 1882.
Having sold my stock ri goods in order 70
give more attention TO the Grain and Fertilizer
business. wiGh tn thank my friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage I'm
the past and call their attention to the FACT that
my entire time and attention will now bc given
TO Grain and Fertilizers. Soliciting u share "
their patronage in tliis line. j remain,
o,.a,,.- Very Et o5 ESeSI'ec'fIlllyi;v ,D,,ssp,r
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HAULING Or

TIIHE undersigned would hereby give notice
Z tn the citizens of t'harleStown and vicinity
that lie is prepared to do Cart Haulin" Of all
kinds Prices reasonable, and prompt atten-
ton given to orders
7 DANIEL HEIDWOHL.
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Wnita-Wa sning.

FNtE undersigned would announce to the peo-
i pie of CharleSt0wn and vicinity that he is
prepared to do withdrawing OF all kinds. at
short notice Prices moderate. and satisfac-
faction guaranteed. WAI G. HILL
May l. 1S>3-Im.
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Notice /!

DERS0NS who are indebted 10 Lhe firm Of
4 G. w. TrusseIl, and desire settling their ac-
counts with me, do 30 for the next few dnys.
c. ". TRCSSELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-08

EIGHT BRANDS OF WHISTLES,
ECLUDING the Celebrated Outerbridge HOr-
Il sey, Pure French and Domestic BrHndtes,
Old Holland and Domestic Gins. Zine AssOTt-
Fine Brands. Rochester Beer and Porter. 4
frzf-cIass stock Of Cigars
a frFt-cIass Pool and Billiard ParIor over IL
II. Cooks store. T. 3. SOUOERS.
December 10. 1872.
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Local Miscellany.

See new advertisement of W. C..
'arren & Co.
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Mount Parvc Institute,

Charlestovyn. March II. ISL.
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DERBY COOK, FOR WOOD, 80.

juno II. 1SSl-tf. Justice of the Peace
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BENZ F. LErsExRrSG, p. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01
tbs FRgHcH SUCCESS.

Two months ago we expressed the be-
lief that not only would the French sue
coed in Tonquin, but would not be involved
in any serious difficulty with China. The
indications then seemed to warrant that
Judgment. The results Of the operations
in Tonquin confirm our anticipstions.
The Anamites will be severely punished
and come to deplore She fate that led them
to trust to the advice of the Emperor OF
China. That the French have the
right in this struggle has appeared clear
from the outset The effort on their part
has been and is simply to enforce compli-
arco with treaty obligations into which
both parties entered freely and without
any doubt concerning the terms. France
has kept her contract in letter and spirit,
and proposes to require Tu Duo to keep
his. It is therefore gratifying to know
that in the recent encounter of troops the
French were signally victorious. The
Black Flsgs cannot stand before the disci.
plinsd soldiers Of the Republic
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TIE STRIKES OF TEE pRIETsEs IN
San FRANCISCO.

In two newspaper offices in San Fran
cisco there Is q lockout of printers, which,
for more familiar understanding, may be
termed strikes. But they are not strikes
for higher wages or lessened hours of labor.
They are strikes against tho employment
of non. Union compositors, and because the
preprietors refuse to make the establish
ments " Union offices, by which is meant
offices where members of the Typograph-
ical Union, chiefly, are employed, and
where the regulations of the association
prevail. Unions like that directing the
strikes in San Francisco are organized to
stimulate artistic workmanship; to pro-
mote the general trads interests to pro.
tect the vocation from improper encroach-
ments that tend TO lessen efficiency to
train the vorkmen out Of a merely
selfah and reckless competition, and to
teach them the Importance of identifying
their personsl and their trade interests.
Printers are conservative clsss they
follow labOrious calling that demands
high degree of intelligence and specisl
fitness for the work. It Is an employment
OF great trnst, and there are daily conhdei
TO their honor matters, the privacy of
which must be rigidly preserved. IN their
sszoOizsions they teach code Of ethics
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qHg ASSASSINATION OF oAREY.

The news IS that the traitor Carey has
been assassinated He was probably the
most guilty of all the Dublin murderers, if
indeed any degrees Of guilt can be con.
eeived of in that matter. But, owing to
his official station and his superior advant-
ages, he was TO be held to stricter &C.
countability than the other murderers, TO
whom ne pointed out the doomed men.
However useful the informer may be IN
securing to justice her victims, he is, under
all conditions, aooursed among men and
detested by his kind. And it is a tribute
to humanity that this may be written OF
mankind. All that is to be said of Carey
is that another of the Phoenix Park muir
derers hiss met the doom that was his due
But he should not have fallen by the hand
Of the assassin. Since the lsw assured him
his miserable life in exchange for the lives
of his fellow-murderers whom he sur
rendered, he should have been permitted
to live, to have suffered the ignominy of
Punishment from the presence of his fell
low. men, and to have felt the sting of their
contamps and ioaEhiug. Bat what shall
be said Of the infamous policy of sssssina-
tion that put murderer upon his track
Careys infamy cannot justify the new as
sassin. His act is no less to be de.
spised by men. Il was the result of system
OF retaliation to which there is no ending,
and which in the first instance made Carey
amur5eser, next an informer, and, last, q
victim Of murder. This last assassin must
be punished with death, and he deserves
it. If now the assassination policy is to
be carried out to Che end, who shall avenge
his taking off by blotting out of existence
the jury that convicts and the judges
called upon to sentence him? What 3
commentary is this whole despicsble and
bloody business upon the agencies which
employ sssasains to serve their pur-
poses in promoting a cause that
appeals to the world for reoog-
milton as patriotic. It is said the
news Of Csrey's assassination was received
with cheers in Dublin, and with profound
satisfaction and open expressions of Joy by
Irishmen in many parts. We may char
itably attribute this TO natural hatred for
an informer, and qualification that he met
deserved fate, as the chief of the Park
assassins. But the Irish people cannot
afford to put broader Interpretation upon
the circumstance. They cannot afford, as
a people, to applaud or countenance these
methods, or attempt to work their reforms
by the bludgeon. knife and pistol. If
they entertain such hope they cannot
look for the sympathy of self-respecting
msnkind. No cause can expect to prosper
that aims to attain its ends by such infa.
NOUS means. The world, regardless of the
motive or the bearing of such deeds, will
tura from them with horror and execrasion.
They sire Inconsistent with bravery or the
justice CT any cause Not until the Irish
people shall manifest TO tine world that as
they abhor and condemn the acts of the
assassination leagues must they entertain
the hope thst their claims viii receive the
consideration of the oivilized races of the
earth.
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gKIa moRHlaq's asws.

Ia New York Government bonds are quoted at
Il9 Tor 4s Of 1857; l12l Cor rs; 1ol for sss
sterling, 81 s4a4 s7!; 1es Tor IS; 1Ol for IS;
silver bars 11es
Silver Ia London. 80 led; consols, 90 l1-16d; .
per cent. United ssssss bonds, extended, los "a,
1919; 4}s, 115l.
In san Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s73aSs cents.
There was an improved demand for mining stocks
10 San Francisco yesterday, with gain of Sc to SOC
in nearly all the Comstocks The real activity was
IN ophir with sales the first ell of 1900 shares
at 50 10 and 5ss5 shares on the second call at SO
to So 90, closing at 50 IS. The be.tprice Monday
morning was 81 so.
Searching for the bodies of victims Of the earth
quake continues at Ischia, Italy.
The reduction of the public debt during July is
unusuaIy small, if there be any.
The New Hampshire Legislature il still unable to
choose Usitel States Senator.
general Court martial has been ordered to meet
at Vancouver Barracks, W. T., August Both.
An attempt was made Monday night to burn the
nense bridges built by the Texas Pacific Railroad
Company seyenty-five miles west of Dallas, Tex.
Joseph shipkof was feri9usy injure by fall
from fiume yesterday near Red Bluff
Chester n Mills blew his brains out with re
volver yesterday at B ,die.
General Prendorgast. Captaia-General Of Cuba,
has resigned, and General Costello has been ap.
pointed his successor
The Massachusetts Republican State Convention
viii meet in Boston September 10Th.
During July the Pfiaaelphi. Mint c7ined $685.,
600 pieces, valued at 81, az. 500.
osmond Toarle, leading man of Wallsck's Com
pauy, was married in Denver yesterday to Minnie
Conway. the welI-known stage beauty.
The Louisville Exposition cpsas to-day, President
Arthur starting the machinery
An inquest on the body Of Captain Webb was held
at Buffalo yesterday.
Mount vesuyins is again in a state Of eruption.
Tbs number OF victims Of the italian calamity is
now placed at between i,G0Oand 5000.
Monday night Al Shaw shot and severely wounded
a man named Muldoon, a. Fort McDermott, New.
RsjoiciDgs over the death Of James Carey, the in
former, continue in ireland.
The prize fight between Mitchell and slade will
take place near Kansas City, No.
Captain William Boucher, well-1nogn bar pilot
disd at Astoria, Or, yesterday.
A frishtful horse and cattle disease has broken
cut in the vicinity OF Council Bluffs, Ia.
Another DANCE Gus Nlhilist conspiracy has been
discovered IN Russia.
A game American was consigned to q msdhouse in
Paris by the police but was finally rescued by his
friends
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sre from the Yreks Journal of July 2Sth
There will probably be eighteen or twenty schol.
ars attend schools below from this county the pres.
ent year.
The Scott valley farmers will soon be at work
thrashng, and it is estimated that crops will be
about average.
The removal Of the telegraph Office will be post
poned short time, in consequence Of the recent
strike, which prevents the fercs employed getting
any spare time at present.
The Klamath river miners are all pitching in
lively, doing good work, but have not taken out
much dust yet, although they expect to do so in q
short time when bottOming several claims,
The weather has been hotter the past week than is
generally experienced during sny summer season in
Siskiyou, the mercury going up as high as 102 for
two three days, and still ranging in the neigh
borhood Of 100 each day.
The little boys at our end Of town have kept up
constant drumming OF tin kettles, when not asleep
ever since witnessing the turnout of the brass
band OF the Coored Jubilee Singers, and some Of
them dress in uniforms all the same as the gentle
men from Africa and the Southern plantations
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10 mY OLD parRons.

z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES If
4 you are 50 unfortunate ss TO require then.
With mind mstured and enriched by studies of az
advanced order, sa'oly say inst there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that can.
cot treat to successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready ia assist you. Ay
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. / am now able to treat you with the
certainty OF guccess No case peculiar to your dell
cate orgsniem is beyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and viii be warranted TO haye the
desired effect In all cases.
Those Of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable sad scientific
treatment ct reasonable rates.
I ad,ytss particularly those who have been In.
iured by youthful indiscretons and those who
have contracted loo Il diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the DISEASE OF
trouble and receive medicine by express, with full
Instructions All letters must be directed TO j. b.
J0SSELYE, II. D., 225 Suffer street. San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure narrated IN all cases, or pay requires.
Consul tions, personally or by letter, gratis Send
Tor book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients at
my Infrmary (when deeiEed), with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Psrlors, 225 Suffer street, adioinir
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From 4. V. TO s P. n.
Aiy Diploma hangs In my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale By all newsdeslsTs.
je2s-istf tn. J0ssELEs. rs. y.
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Sa0rament0 & PlaG8r7Ill8 RaiITOad.

Z. Il, TORAg. ...-....... General hanSgeI
z. 4. eCoDsA&--..C an1 Passy and Ticket Agent
iSe-sDtS
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WIZ. II. MILLS,
jyll.law4wT Land agent C. ?. R. r.
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HOE PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the REcoRD-UnIoS Office two large
doubecyinder Hoe presses, in perfect Order one oil
which viii be sold al low price, and upen easy
terms. The size of bed-pate is 4ox6o inches. The
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses. The
object in selling is to replace with one Of rapid
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NEVADA.
shooting ARRAY on Military Reservation

| WIENEMUooA, July 31st.-Lqst night AL.
Shaw shot and wounded severely man
named Muldoon ct Fort Dermott. The affray
occurred on tee military reservation, and Null
doom is at the post-hospital in critical condi-
ton. Shaw resides over the Nevada line in
| Oregon,
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a RE NOW READY FOR BUSINESS, AT The
- fnllowin.- RIG II stnraga /.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Railroad Tax suits-FaiI From =
Flnme-High License In Ventura County
San Francisco Money Market-sulcide
In Bodie-shooting ARRAY In Nevada
Etc.
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TO SANTA CRUZ
Via South Pacific Coast Railroad,
THE SHORT lINE-c0uL kND SHADY.
IL -.

gHRoM FOOT OF MARKET STREET SOUTH
side), San Francisco at $50 a NJ and 2:SG
p NJ and from San Jose at 1913 A. N. and 430 P. NJ
III On SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS, a Special
Train leaves at 4;30 P. H., and San Jose at 6:42
Returning leaves Santa Cruz, 5:35 \. N. on SUN
DAYS aud MONDAYS, arriving San Francisco 9:35.
Giving two nights aud day in Santa Cruz, without
less OF business hours.
AZ This route is 40 miles shorter than any other,
and free from dust,
The Scenery, for novelty, beauty and grandeur,
cjnnot be surpassed.
The Roadbsd is perfect the rails heavy, the equip
ment st-class, with every appliance for speed,
safety and comfort.
Sunday Excursions, SO. Rounl trips, good for
six months, So Parlor car seats, so cents.
Santa Cruz never had better season The sOci-
ETY. is SUPERIOR the bathing superb the hotels good,
and the town charming
r. NJ. GARRATT, G. F. and P. A.
iv9Ip1m A. T. FRACKER, General Supt.
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AREEnN.
The Coming Celebrat,on-Norro,

The Coming CelebratiOn-Narrow Escape.
PORTLAND. July 3lst.-A committee of
twelve has been appointed by the Board of
Trade, TO complete all necessary arrange
rnents for holding grand celebration hera on
the completion OF the Northern Pacific Rail
r lad.
Yesterday team belonging to J. B. Mill
ner, OF Polk county, ran over steep en-
bankmens while coming from the sea coast.
The wagon contained BIillnsr, his wife and
daughter. Thu horse was killed outright,
and the wagon totally wrecked. Mrs. Milrer
and daughter we're bruised and lacerated,
thnurh Millnar asnanad With faxu hrt,iaa,
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AN ARIZONA WoNDER.-The followicg is
from the ArisonG Star:


About week ago Walk Williams and Joe Rus
sell while sinking shaft upon their Cave mine, on
the eastern slope Of Copper Queen Hill, in Bisbee
at a depth of about thirty feet, broke in upon an
opening, the extent Of which was not fully known
until day before yesterday, when q hole large
enough TO admit was made. Rocks had been
thrown down, and from the resound it was evident
that the opening was of considerable extent but
It not until a man with candles had been
lowered by rope to distance Of fifty feet that the
full extent OF the wonderful place was discovered
With lighted candies be explored the cave, rvsling
in grandeur that OF Aladdin, with the difference
that, instead Of precious stones, our Bishee cave
literally hung with stalactites OF copper STAIN
white from the bottom uprose stalsgmites Of the
same material, caused by thousands Of years Of
trickiing water through the everything limestone
On al sides were found great deposits Of copper
csrb0nates, in places appearing like green velvet,
the greenish reflection from al sides appearing
ghostike, but grand
EThe Northern Pacific Railroad Company
viii establish an express business on all its
lines, commencing August 10Th.
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The Unknown Dead,

SAN BERNARD1No, July 31st.-Coroner II.
w. Rice went out and brought in the re-
mains of the man found buried at Old
W6man's Springs, and reported to be the re.
mains Of Lee, the lost prOspector, who was
| supposed TO have psrished on the desert, or
to have been murdered, some three years ago.
The Coroners jury brought in a verdict this
that be came TO his death from wound On
the head
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REv. DAVID MCCLURE, Ph. d..
80 In, PRINCIPAL

I ITToN SPRINGS COLLEGE, sONOMA
Z 4 county, Cal. The College is { quarter Of q
mile distant from its own depot the n ?. f. R.
II is wholly in the country the nearest town being
four miles Off The buildings cost about $50 600, and
are large and commodious The location Is high,
the ground por U.S. the drainage perfect the climate
fac Great care is taken OF the health Of boys Rnd
no death has taken place at the institution in the Il
years Of its history, has there been any serious
sickness beyond such attacks as end on Saturday
morning. Abundance Of butter and milk are pro-
duced on the College farm, while the orchard and
vineyard yield many tons more fruit than can be
used. Next term opens august G. 1888.
jy12 3plm JOHN GAMBLE, B. ~, Principal.