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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-07-17
CoNNECTIoNs.

At HAuEhsro@S, Mn. with tho Western
Maryland Railroad to and from Baltimore, Fred.
crick. Emmittsburg, Gcttysbuig. Penrpnf;
Wayncsboro, Pa, and points on the Westorn
Mar land Railroad aud branches.
WIFI the Cumberland Valley Railroad TO and
from Harrisburg, Carlisle Shlppensburg. Chaln=i
bsrsburg, MerccIsburg, Martinsburg and points
On the Cumberland Valley Railroad and
brauEhes
Also TO and from Fittaburg and the West and
North~cst. and Boston, Few York, Phin=
dclpAia. and the North and East
At SHENANDOAH JuSCTToS. w. Va, with
Main Line OF Baltimore & OHIO Railroad to ana
from Washington.
Az RIvEmToN. VA; viii, Manassas Branch Of
Virginia Midland Railway.
At WAYSEsBOHO JUSCTIoN, VA. with Chess
apcake 81 Ohio Railway to and from Greens
hriCT White Sulphur Springs and Richmond
At Loon LAIRD. with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond d Allegheny RailrCId.
At NATURAL BRIDGE. with Main Line of
Richmond 4 Allcghany Railroad.
At ROANOKE. with Norfolk d WcEtern Rail.
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At RIVERSIDE, for Lexington. Va
IT EOTCB. tor Wildwood aud Winchester, Va.
EORTHWARD. DAILY. Daily
ExcUpt
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Our work has been sold all through Jefferson
and adjoining Counties and has always given
satisfaction in every particular.
1t is our constant ain; to work the very best
ma;crinl and to do ri! work in II 6rst-cnst' TnGu-
ner. and as to Cur prices We pledge our selves to
do work as low or lower than frst-clGss work
can be done for elsewhere.
II parties wish 20 c0nHtlt us IN regard to work.
ami Go not find it convenient to visit orr fac
tory. wc will, if notified by postal card, send a
representative OF the firm to visit them at their
homes, ana give al necessary information.
Secondhand vehicles and good Horses taken
i'll exchange for work.
We keep constantly . large variety cf New
Vehicles in stock, and !av. &l:o Secondhand
Carriages, BUygics. &C. which sell very low.
May o. 1s32-y.
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Tbs most reliable, carefully prepared and
best purgative Of the present aye is
Brandreth's Pills,

They are compounded of Roots. Herbs and
Gums of the most healing and beneficial kind,
As Family Medicine they are unrivallcd
curing Headache, Constipation. Liver Com
plant, rheumatism, Dyspcpsia-clearing the
blood of all impuritics-acting on the Liver,
Kidneys and other important organs. rcinov-
ing the waste tissue. and adding years TO the
lives of all who use them.
For fifty years they have been used by the
American public and their constantly increas-
ing sales show how they are appreciated.
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tEEEAKSAsT. sbISSER. 4sUPPEn:
II Pullman Sleeper. duly, on Express No. 4.
from Chattanooga 10 New York(triLsOut chGnqeJ
connecting with Pullman Sleeper from New
orleans 70 Wellington, making virtually
York, via Roanoke and Harrisburg
~ Pullman PgFior Car. daily except Sunday, on
Train 30. 2, between Luray and Phiiade!phia,
via HnrrisbUrg.
80 pounds Of baggage checked free to each
whole ticket: go mile tickets $500; 700
o. HOWARD ROVER. A. POPE
Div Pass. Agent Gen. Pas. Agent.
Hagerstown, Md. LSncbburg, Va.
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~ Pullman Sleeper. daily, on Express 10.
B. New York to Chattanooga via Harrisburg,
connecting III Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper
New Orleans, via Knoxville and Atlanta, ana
at Dalton with Pullman SlecPcrs for Jackson=
VILE making virtually no change New York to
Florida. and New York to New Orleans.
Express No. !. between Philadelphia ana
LiIrav, via Harrisburg.
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GCEUGL SUPPLIES

Furnished by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
A IL Rocks used in the Public Schools kept
IA on hand-others ordered on short notice
GEO. 7. LIGHT.
II Hop Bit.crs. Kidney Cure and Iron Bittcrs,
sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
T loud Rcnnct. Irish Mess. Tapioco. C0x's
FL Gclatinc and COopGrs Sheet GGlatinc. sold
by GEO. T. LIGHT.
DIAMOND Dust. Tor the hair. sold by
~ Sept S, 1882. GEO. r. LIGHT.
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Champion Of the World F.!
tbs GNAaSl0R CRAZE DRILL!

TE71IE undersigned having received the Agency
b OF this Celebrated Grain Drill for Jefferson
County. and having now on hand supply of
these Drills and full line of Extras, i'll case of
breIkGge, so 80 delay can possibly occur i'll
time of s2cding We offer this drill to the iarm-
Of jefferson cE favorable terms. and do not
fail TO examine the Champion balore purchasing
4 Grain Drill, as it is hs yond doubt the most
important one OF all t!:e farm implements, q
C-Ond DriN
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ladies' Hair Work.

A CNiE Corn Eraser. Positively Cures Corns.
u Buuions and other Cailuses. Prepared
only by L. SENT IL CO.. Baltimore. For sale by
DR.. CEAS. Z PRATT,
who VIII furnish hes: OF references.
February %. 1888.
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&c SOCK Raieara.

FS'HE undersigned having couaidarablc expert
: cEcc in the gclGing Of stock. rTcrs hi- pro-
fcsSiona! services 70 the stool! Raiser oi Jctfcr-
son and adjoining counties. promising care IN
the execution Of yvorE entrusted 10 him. VIII
ais" give attention to diseases in horses. Also
hJs :: patent Sr:i-HDn:er. which lie viii apply
to Hogs Letters addressed 10 lac ut Dufieid's
D:g"t or Charlesto"H VIII rece::c prompt at-
tc'ition. Terms reasonable
Feb. 10. 1871. JOMN ". SCIAEEFER.
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Mr.. A. C. Bowman, Valley Fur
mace, w. Va, says: "Two weeks
use of Browns Iron Bitters greatly
improved my health and appetite. -
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PURE DRuGs, cYEfsICkLs,

Patent Medicines. Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Dye Stuffs. Books, Stationary
and School Supplies,
Picture Frames, &c; Paints Oils, &c. Also,
J. w. Masury & Sons Liquid Paints, which are
the most reliable Mixed Paints in the market !;
Lewis Lead, &c.
Ny stock of Ladies' Toilet Articles is large
and of the latest out. among which may be
found L1bin's Extracts. LUndborg's Extracts.
Browns Extracts, fellows Latest Triple Ex-
tracts, Ocean Spray and Stcphanotis; Lund-
borgs small OF % cts; Long and HeXagonal
Fareina German Cologne and Ideal BOqUct.
Toilet Sets, Vases, Lilly White. Saunders Face
Powder, Hunter s. PaimCrs Invisible, Hunter
IL Pulr::cr's Snow White. Tale of Venice, &c
Cashmere BoGUet Powder, Infant Powder,
Sachct Powder, Hcliotropc, Jockey Club, &c.
A large and fall line of Soaps-C0lSate's, Lu-
bins, Jesse Cakes EOpcr ct. Pure Glycerinc, Ye
Oldcn Time bar Glycerine White, Blue. Mot
tied and Green CASTLE; Cuticura Toilet and
Shaving Soap, Colgate's ''R0sodOra," Dat
Meal. Glycerine, Pure Brown Windsor. Car
bolc and Sulphur Soap. Also, :; full line of
cheaper soaps. Large assortment of
Cigars and Tobacco.
and smokers articles. IIarpoon Cigar Smok-
ers, Pipes, &c. Golden LciLig's Extract Beef.
Oswcgo EiucTs. the Best Butter Color always
OF hand. in any quantity.
Give us call aud we will crdeayOr to give
satisfaction to all. CIIAS. f. PRATT.
February 81, 1888:
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Never mind the weather, but 90 TO
Geo. II. 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
Shoes and Slippers.
At Goldsmith may be found the
most varicd>and select assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods of all
kinds and styles-Ladies' Dress
Goods, Millinery, Notions, Fancy
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Gents Ready
Made Clothing, &c.
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MECHANICAL:
j. W. B1Ess1ra.l IF. BE11ER.
BLESSING 8 BELLER,
Successors to James W. Butf.)
Carpenters and Builders
1yharlesto,yn. " Va
Charlestown, w Va

EE 7 health being such as 10 neeessitatc a re-
w linquisllnent of my personal attention to
some portion of my numerous business sffairs,
have turned over my entire Carpenter and
Building Business to MessFs. Blessing 3; Beller,
hitherto in my employ. Both are competent,
energetic and faithful, with abundant expo
rience, and al work entrusted to them Will, I
am sure. be faithfully and satisfactorily. eS-
ecuted. JAMES w. BUTT.
As viii be seen by the above. We have s1c-
ceeded Mr.. Butt in the Carpenter and Building
Business. We are, VIC trust, from our connec-
ton for years past as employees of ar. b. in
measure well known to the people of the com
vices TO the public, and propose to take con
tracts for Building, Repairing, and all work in
cur fine, at moderate rates. and to execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. So saying
we respectfully ask a portion of the pI6lic
patronage. BLESSING & BELLER.
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Tobacco tea will kill worms in
flower pots and is also good for the
plant.
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VWg1Itney aide-@aE spring
SARVEN WHEELS,
universally pronounced the best wheels mad

REPAIRING A SPECIALITY.
I have established Carriage Repository at
Uppcrrille. Fanpuer county. Persons desir-
ing vehicles at the above place. during my alb
sencc can leave their orders with w. Richard
son. druggist
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
to me from Clarke, Jefferson and adjoining
counties, respectfully ask q cUntiuuapce of the
same. GEO. C. THOMAS.
February @. 1851.
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IT GOD Old Strasburg Stone Jars. for sale al
" JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY'S
Tin, Stove and Grocery Store. next Door
to First National Bank.
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EAS:iTMARn rarNn.

No. 2ss Daily. All other trains daily. except
Sunday. T. C. PRINCE,
Supervisor Of Trains, Winchester, Va
W. N. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station:
May ~, 1885.
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&U II ET& II

Cali at The Foundry and Machine Shop bcfo.,
purchasing. WEIHICK & WELLER.
Charlcstowl. August 2, 1881.
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: FEW OF IT'S MERITS:

Positive Forcc-Tccd Grain Distributor and
Positive Forc2-Tccd Grass SccGcr. which can
he uE"d either i'll front or rear Of the hose.
The Fertilizer Attachment is uacl nacd and
is Warranted to Sow Easily and Evenly any of
the various kinds Of Phosih in the market
Tie Champion is the only Grain Drill i'll the
market that hra Il Special Attachment for
Planting Corn for the crop.
Tie Champion is Simple in Construction and
Easily operated both for tc.In aud driver. The
material used and quality O! workmanship arc
the Very BEST. Every Drill Warranted to give
Satisfaction no sale.
Below we give YOU few of !hc Practical
Farmers names VIII" E:tv" Purchased from liz
and used last yea" Rria. 10 whom we refer
John Burns, CkarcStG"rn; WA. Kid2r. HALL
town: Philip Powers. EirnE; Moses ". TrrIs-
sell, LcctOwn; Lewis II. NicI,ols, Eulltown :;
John w. Tavcncr. CEaricstOwn.
We also have secured the Agency oE the Gel
ebratcd
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Shenandoah Valley r, r.
Time Table in effect July 9TH, 1883:
SOUTHWARK. DAr1r. Daily
Except
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RoLANp CnILLrD PL0UGus.

for Jefferson COunty. wIlici, hAs the Turn Over
Point, which gives many Advantages over the
old kind. Nc also have Oil hand Large Stock
OF the CID and Reliable
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Patent Medicines. Fancy aud Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Dye Stuffs. Books, Stationary
and School Supplies,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-08
Revenue RumOrs.

A revival Of the rumors in connection
with the removal OF Federal officials in the
cust0m-house Is creating somewhat OF 4
flutter among the gentlemen in that build
ing. The probable ousting OF the present
collector OF internal revenue, Mr.. Otis H..
Russell, seems to excite most interest. No
thing tangible, however, is yet known, and
Il visit to the building has brought TO light
nothing upon which to base any positive
statement. The Office Of collector OF GUS
toms is another which causes some specu-
lation, but the chief OF that department,
Captain B. c. Cook, is serene. He as yet
knows nothing Of any organized effort to
displace him. The rumors referred to have
been put in circulation since the adjourn
ment OF Congress, and are possibly the re-
suit OF movements on the part OF the
"outs" (who are in some favor with the
ADMINISTRATOR in their attempts to secure
appointments which will not have to un-
dergo the scrutiny OF the Senate until next
session. In this connection it is certain
that no new appointments to the offices
mentioned could give more general salts
faction than has been experienced by our
people since the present incumbents have
held their respective positions. Captain
b. G. Cook rs the head OF the customs Office
and Mr.. y. ii. Russell rs internal-reyenue
collector cannot be surpassed for efficiency
and courtesy towards all who have business
with them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-08
Arabi Bey on Education.

Arab Bey, in exile in Ceylon, is learning
English, in order, as he says, to know
what the newspapers are saying about him.
He and his fellow-eXiles are anxious not
only to have their children well educated,
but are perfectly willing to have them
educated by the English. What is stranger
still, they desire that their daughters shall
have exactly the same advantages as their
sons. When told that the Bishopof Ceylon
had established good school, they at once
expressed an intention OF sending their
children to it. They were quite willing,
they said. that their daughters should be m
structed in Christianity, which was itself a
good thing, and as their children were
well grounded in the Koran, it was impos-
sible they could become Christians at heart,
for God was good and they fully relied on
the virtue and power of the Koran TO keep
their children in the true faith--but educa-
TIA they must and should be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-08
A Strange MaIndy.
THE FEET AND LEGS OF BOY so HOT AS

THE FEET AND LEGS OF BOY 50 hOl As ~
BEAT A TUB OF WATER IN TEN MINUTES.
The Charlotte Observer Of yesterday
saws: One OF the strangest cases that has
ever been brought TO the attention OF the
physicians in this section OF the country Is
recorded from Cabarrus county, and we
relate the circumstances as given 10 us by
parties who saw the patient themselves,
and know what they say to be true. Mr..
A. NJ. Wilhelm. OF No. 10 township, "a
barTus county, passed through Concord on
Monday night with his sick son John, aged
twenty years, on the way to Salisbury to
consult DIR. Wilhelm in regard to the eX-
traordlnary malady with which his son was
afflicted.
II is most peculiar case, and the disease
is what the doctors term hyperathesia."
An ordinary bathing-tuh can be filled with
cold water and the boys feet placed there
in, and in less than ten minutes the water
will he made so hot that Cne can feel the
hea, through the slaves OF the tub. The
boy suffers agony as II he had his feet in a
bed of Goals all the time, and was carried
from his fathers house to Salisbury with
his feet i'm tub OF water. Between his
house and Concord Mr.. Wilhelm had to
change the water four times, and shortly
after being changed each time 1T would be-
come hot again. At times the pain sur
fered by the boy is almost beyond en-
durance. Morphine used in treble doses
has no effect upon hlm, but at times whis-
kew is used to good advantage. lie has
been suffering about one month.
Mr.. Wilhelm is running steam-mill,
and this boy is his chief help. On the day
that his malady appeared one Oh MS littie
brothers was at the engine, and by chance
very strong head OF steam was put on;
The machinery was soon in violent ana
rapid motion-so much so that all lett
but the little fellow, who climbed on the
engine and was at the steam-gaugc trying
to regulate matters. The older boy, John,
coming up and seeing the perilous condl-
ton of his little brother, hastily put up
ladder and mounted it for the rescue,
but upon reaching him the rocking oil
the boiler and engine was so great that
he could not get the young fellow
down. who was manfully trying 10
manage the gauge. The machinery was
finally stopped and everything righted.
The excitement and strain upon johns
nervous system in this case is supposed to
be the formation OF his disease. rs he was
attacked the same day with strange,
singing sensation in his arms, and from
that TO his legs and feet, where he Is now
suffering, The idea OF mans ieet DelnS
so warm rs to heat cold water In ten
minutes is puzzling the medical fraternity,
and viii probably remain mystery unless
they can connect the shock and scare nj the
engine with 1t in some way.
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A Congressman Very Mad.

A Washington special to the Baltimore
american says There Is very mad man
i'm town tonight, and his hair is Just as
red as he is mad. The man referred 10 Is
Colonel Tom Ochitrec. The Colonel was
elected to Congress by regular Texas ma
jority from the Galveston district" Right
where they had calcium light turned on
me - as be saws. He came to Washington
early in the winter, and succeeded In
reaching Wizards Hotel without any per-
ceptible widening OF Pennsylvania ave,
nue.. and there he has "put up"
as usual, all winter. Heretofore Tom
has not been noted rs spendthrlit,,
but this season he has given seyerai
good-slzed dinners. and has paid the Diis,
or promised to do so, for some half-dozeh
well-chosen and beauty-adorned theatre
parties. II has been suggested that th's
layishness has resulted from Toms eA-
pected increase of income when his salary
as NJ. c. should begin, aud now. forsootl,
the First Comptroller OF the Treasury mas
Knocked the whole thing higher than q
kite by advising the Treasurer OF this great
and glorious country TO withhold the pay
ment OF the Ocbiltree salary until the set
Element Of the little matter OF the seyerai-
thousand-dollar shortness in Toms nc
counts as United States marshal III the
Lone-Star State. Tom swears by all the
gods that "it will be all right In the
spring." but mean while be gets mad when
any one asks him about II.
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The Jeannette Tragedy.
LIEUTENANT HARBER's REPORT OF HIS sEARc
N SIBERIA.

LIEUTENANT HARBER's REPORT OF HIS SEARCH
IN SIBERIA.
Under date Of Jakutsk, Siberia, Decem-
her 3. 1889. Lieutenant Harber writes TO
the Secretary of the Navy giving de-
tailed report of the operations OF his party
in their search for the missing people OF
the Jeannette. At midnight June 23dand
oltb they left Jakutsk for the Lena Delta.
Arriving at Bulun July Sd, they took in
fbe stores left by Engineer Melville and
fitted out four parties with native boats:
Then follows the chief incidents OF
fine search Of the different parties from day
to-day. the difficulties experienced from
sbooI water. and the impossibiity OF pro-
cnr,no, native guides. They were frequent
lv comnelled TO wade and drag the boats
for miles. On the morning OF August 2lst
they reached Matvai, visited tne loilp VI
Iientenant-C Commander DE Long ana
cnn,nonions. and put four heavy bolts
tbroi,oh the standard and arms OF the
oraSs In accordance with the request OF
Fnoineer Melville. Thence the search
was continued to the northwaro, and OH
the 3lst they reached the spot where Lieu
tenant Commander DE Long anu P'ity
were found. A search was maoe u sec il
ANYTHING remained hidden under the snow.
Nothing OF consequence, however was
found. Returning, the party reached Bu- 81,
lun on the 10th OF September. uele 'hs
Ieannette lea ne party was placed in charge Of
Ensign Huut. The search was continued ca
by Lieutenant Harder and Mr.. ocnultz On
siedges. Lieutenant Harber then gives :,''
account OF the pOintf visited ana Tue u.''
tonces travelled, and notes their return to Z,
Bnlnn on the 9th of November, and
adds: s 81 regret to state that no trace Of
Chin Cbinn or his party or his boat has been
seen by US or any Of the natives, ives .rsrS IT L
nrobabie that communicated with every
p'a.;,a % the Delta and with those who
were V,',r e. near the coast" The balance OF the
report %Tas relates to the arrangements for the
removal OF the remains of Lieutenant
Commander De Long and party. ana con IN
taIns no information not anticipated Dy
telegraph. Accompanying the report Is
chart showing the routes taken In th'
search
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An Eye TO business I'm An Th,nc..

A dispatch from Nokomis, ILL.,, TO the st.
Louis fo6e-Domocrdt says: {" The pastors
and officers OF the Methodist churches In
Decatur have not been pleased TO have the
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the noted boy
preacher, go to adjoining towns on Satur-
days 10 conduct religious services. Harri-
son Is paid 800 week for his services In
Decatur. lie pays Sl4 a week at q hotel
for board. When Mr. Harrison began
meetings in Decatur II was suggested that
no services would he held on Saturday, as
1t would require time to put the church in
order for Sunday services, and Brother
Harrison would need one day for rest.
However, he was solicited to go to adia-
cent towns and hold these services on SAT-
urday, for which the evangelist received
S15. subsequently he charged S25, and
applications were numerous. Finally Bro
ther Harrison agreed to put In week OF
forenoons at Warrensburg, small town
six miles northwest OF Decatur, and also at
Long Creek, in the county. This was too
much. The brethren conferred together,
and committee, composed OF Rev. j..
p. Dimmitt and laymen, talked with
Brother Harrison. They were paying him
800 q week, and by dividing his time
it dctracted from the interest OF the
Decatur meetings. The meetings did not
BEGIN In Decatur until 3 O'Clock p. NJ, but
the extra outside work was telling on the
spirited evangelist. For three weeks he
had not preached sermon. There was
much singingS few prayers, an invitation
to penitents to come forward, and thirty or
forty would respond nightly. Said one
pastor: Brother Harrison could preach a
sermon here on Saturday nights and not go
to the country. Besides, the reviyaI at
Decatur has attracted thousands Of people
from the surrounding country, and their
trade amounts to something, II one has an
eye to business"