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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25
Preparations for the Arkansas Demo
cratic CenyentiOn-Lit'le Rock Full
Of Delegates and Visitors.
The Race Very Clase Between Fletcher
and Hughes, With Jake Fr0lich
Coed Third
Convention Of the Episcopal ClergyiHen
OF Mississippi at Jackson-Sasli-
vile and COyingtgn.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
n Dissatisfaction at thc Appointments On
the County DeHOc .afic Committee.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
NAsHyILLE Tenn, June 22.-Great dis
satisfaction exists here at the appointment
OF members OF the County Executive Com
mittee by Z. p. McWhirter, chairman of
the County Convention. Out of seventy
members ten were defeated Candidates for
councilmen on the enti-reforDl ticket,
and sixteen others we're bitter op-
manning thirty-four only four are known
o have favored the reform movement.
The workiDgmen have called mass-meet-
ing for Saturday night, July 9TH, TO adopt
resolutions favoring the Ohio platform
and TO nominate a candidate for Congress.
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/ New LONDON, June 24-While the Cold
Water Army children were giving an en-
tertainment this evening, a temporary
pyramid on the stage gave way, and sew
enty-five children fell with it, but none
were injured. A kerosene lamp fell at the
same time and a panic ensued. No serious
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25
JACKSON, MISS.
Convention Of Episcopal Clergy men of
The state.

TsPECIAL 40 TIE AFPBAL.T
JACKSON, June 24,-There is a conven-
ton of the cierEymen OF the Episcopal
Church being held here, commencing to.
day, and will conclude tomorrow. Bishop
Hugh Miller Thompson preached this
morning in his usual pleasing and able
stYle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25
ALegacy To the Country.

EoSEoN, Iune 2I,-Fifty thousand dol
J. :, S.i.h 5000 accumulated interest, the
LACY of The late Charles A. Reed, of
Ness0-, % the United States toward the
payment OF the public debt has Just been
paid into the sub-treasury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25
Sheenshead naY Races.

New York, June 24.-The first race at
Sheepshead Bay to-day WAS a handicap
sweeps;akeg, mile ana one-eighth. Mark
lard won; frankie B. second, Herbert
third. Time :563.
Second Rdce.-Sweenstakes for three
year old filies, mile and quarter. Mittie
b. won by two lengths; Miss Brewster
second, Louisette thiid. Time-2:ll{.
Third Race.-Great Post Stakes for two
year olds, three-quarters of a mile. Starters
Fiorie, Heliotrope colt, Grenadier, Coma,
Little Savage, Wanda, Detective, Brook
wood and Florence +. FIorie won by q
length; Wanda second, Brookwood third.
Time: :!6.
Fyi,rth RGce.-Handicap sweepstakes,
mile and fve furlongs. Trafalgar won
easily oy two lengths; Blast second, Drake
Carter third. Time-2:52
EVh Rqcs.-Purse Of 500, one mile.
Lutestring won By a length, John Lediord
second end kruPp Gun third. Time,
l :42i. The winner was sold Tor SS05 to
IL. o. Barnard.
.Si.cth Race. .-Steepleehase. short course.
FL Copitar won by length, Abraham
second and GeEerin third. Time, 4:IS}.
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The worlds Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2i.-Tbe Legislature
passed the bill appropriatiDg 100000 for
the Worlds Exposition, and the Governor
signed it. Work on the building is fast
progressing. Both the horticultural hall
and the main building are two-thirds fin
ished, and will be completed before the
tin,a s.pecifisd
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SINGLE SHARES AT $50.

Large blocks at greater reduction but the right
to advance. at any moment, Is reserved.
The company will also put up telephones, on
short notice, at half the Bell Company's rates.
Offices: 80 Broadway. New York; sl5 Four-snd-
half street N. W.. Washington, b. c., and Lci-
ger Building, Philadelphia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25

BosToN, jane 24.-The Republican State
/ Committee voted to hold ratification
meeting Is soon ss Senator Eoar and Repre-
/ sensatives Long and Grape could make ar
I raESeme.lts TO be present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25

Anthony with Gibson, Hoar with Harris.
The House bill authorizing the President
to appoint two additional justices OF the
Supreme Court of Dakota and one addi-
tional justice Of the Supreme Court of the
Territory Of Washington, was passed
The legislative bill was then taken up,
and the Senate went in executive session
and soon adionrned
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Gas Wells iu Ohio.

STEUuENvuIE, O., June 24.-The new
natural gas well at the Jefferson Iron
Works Was lighted last night. An i'm
mense crowd Nas present, and the event
was celebrated with the firing of cannon
and playing Of hands. The well will save
$4,000 bushels oi coal per month for the
l..runanv aiDu
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BosroN, June 2I-Forest fires are raging
IN the vicinity of Round Pond, in Dalton
and White6eld counties, \. ii. The fire
Is fSs; approaching 200 cords of cut wood
Owned by Henry Libby.
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killed hN Lighlniny

louisville, June 24.-While horseback
riding, young man named George Allen
Was struck by lightning and killed in
stzntly, this evening. at 5 elbyville, Ky.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Me ican Pension lRiIf-Pr0ccediEss
in the House.


in the House.
WASHINGTON, June "a. - House - Mr..
Foran submitted the conference report on
the bill establishing q bureau of labor sta
tistics, which was agreed to.
The Senate bill passed granting letter
carriers fifteen days leave of absence each
year.
Mr.. Ourey, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported resolution call
ing on the Secretary Of the Interior for
information relating to claims of certain
persons to a portion of the lands of the
Zuni Indians in New Mexico and Arizona
Adopted.
The House then resumed the considera-
ton of unfinished business, namely: The
bill repeating the pre-emption, timber
culture and desert-land laws, and amend
ing the homestead law.
Mr.. Holman offered an amendment pro-
viding that hereafter no public lands
adapted to agriculture shall be sold, except
mineral lands and town sites, but that they
shall be reserved for actual and iona .fde
settlers under the homestead law. Agreed
to.
On motion of Mr.. Henly an amendment
was adopted providing that nothing con-
tanned in the bill shall be construed TO
repeal the act for the sale OF lime lands in
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory.
The bill passed-yeas, 147; nays, Il.
The electoral count bill was then taken
up, the previous question having been
ordered on the engrossment and third
reading of the bill.
After debate Mr.. Herbert offered an
amendment to that section OF the Senate
bill which provides that each State may
determine all controversies concerning the
appointment of electors, by providing that
such determination may be overruled by
the concurrent sction OF the Senate and
House, which was adopted.
The House bill was then adopted as a
substitute for the Senate bill-yeas, ~;
NAYS, 50.
The Senate bill, as amended by the sub
stitute, was read third time and passed.
The HouEe then took recess until s
O'Clock, the evening session to be for the
consideration OF business reported the
Military Committee,
passed the following bills: For
the settlement of accounts of officers
OF the army who served in the
war of sthe rebel lion; to authorize re-
tired list-for priVates and non commits
stoned officers of the United States who
served t'irty years; to provide fuller set
tlement of claiGs OF officers and men for
the loss of private property destroyed in
military service.
A bill apppopriating s250,0C0 for the 4
location of a branch Soldiers Home in
Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Min
nesota, Missouri, or Nebraska gave rise
to good deal Of discussion, and on the
question of its passage no quorum voted,
and no further action was taken.
The Senate bill passed providing for the
disposal OF abandoned and useless military
reservations. Adjourned.
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Allan pinkerton dangerously HI,

CHICAGO, June 24.-Allan Pinkerton,
the founder of the Pinkerton Detective
Agency, is lying at the point of death
from malarial fever.
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LONDON, June 24-Fourteen fresh cases
of cholera were reported yesterday at Tou.
| lon, France. One patient died. The grav-
| ity OF the SYMPTOMS is decreasing.
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lime Az Tuaa za-The Stata
rs.-4H..--. I.l-.-..-r-.1u joy the tir.ttUu ol
r--s4. -i.- Nzfla5-ai Canveu-
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--4--r-z---aE. Iyl- B'D1v,
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.---r-r.--=-1z- r- r. Cl--iv a. temporary
l1-l-- IT. - 4..rr.---i1- S.. Louis,
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ID. a-Hal-usl Iif- BepUb-
au. ualI-- t.-- -f-.a1-ra,Ir
t.l- PARTY. IIlaeu :
a HE-l WIN loud &Tp .suse
ard. lal Mcdonald uaInes
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H~".Er--
-r- r1ss rIFu iHtroduced and
--Hr..a -r-=.. lst...I-.lir q iise delegates 20
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DIED.

MALONE - At his residence, No. II Sixth
street, Fort Pickering, at o'clock p: m. June "a.
1884, DR.. WN. STTTH MALONE, aged thirty four
years nine months and nineteen days.
Funeral services from Georgia Street Methodist
church this day WEDNESDAY, at II o'clock IN,
Interment to take place at Capleville, Tenn,
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CoLUNBUs, O., June 2i.-Delegates are
all in for the Democratic State Convention
which convenes at 10 o'clock am, to-
morrow.
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window Glass Factories shutting

PTTsRUR6, June 24.-The window glass
factories Of the West viii close down next
Saturday for the usual summer suspen-
son
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Telegraph Companies" also IncOr-
pOrated Under the
Laws of the State of New York,
1SS3-S4.
Directors of the Rogers Telegraph and
Telephone Company.

Hon; GOV. J. ". DENVER, Ohio, President.
DR.. j. w. ROGERS, New York, Vice President.
Gen. FRANK ARMSTRONG, Texas, Secretary.
Hon. ROBERT kLOTZ, Pennsylyania, Treasurer
Hon; THOMAS L. CRlrTENDEN, Indiana,
Counsellor.
j. HARRIS ROGERS, New York, Supervising
Electrician.
Col. X. +. l00NEY, Tennessee.
Hon. VAN Ii. MANNING, Mississippi.
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Wash ,nstnn, j. c., january &, 1851.
Hon. A. II. Garland:
DEAR SIR-My attention has been called to the
stock of the Pan Electric TELEPHONE Company as
an Investment; therefore desire your opinion
as TO whether the Telephone owned by said Com
psny, or any part Of il, is an inT ngement on
what is known the Bell Telephone. Respect-
fully, ID. (. MY ERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25

N,rroNAL UorFL, |
WasA ,nRtnn. y. G.. Lluuury !, 1851.
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Directors of the Pan-EIectFie Telephone
aud Telegraph Companies.

Gen: JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON, Virginia, Presi-
dent.
Senator ISHAM G. HARRIS, Tennessee, Vice
President.
Senator A. II. GARLAND, Arkansas, Counsellor.
Hon: CASEY YOUNG, Tennessee, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Gov. JOHN c. BROWN. Missouri.
Hon. ]. u. c. ATKINS, Tennessee.
Col. X. +. L00NEI, Memphis
J. HARRIS ROGERS, New York.
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MARRIED..

SCANLAN-FAIRES-Las evening at the resi-
eence of the bride, No. 10 Monroe street, Mr.. r.
NJ. SCANLAN, of St. Louis. to Mrs. KATIE L.
FARES. No cards.
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BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT.
sHic:de Of Burnham, the Broken New
York Banker.

NEW YORK, June III. w. Burnham
OF Hotchkiss, Burnham & Co., shot him
self dead this morning in consequence of
depression by reason of his recent failure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

CRcu1r CouRT.-The February
term of the Jefferson Circuit Court
(Judge Faulkner presiding,) began
on Tuesday last. The Grand Jury
found some half dozen indictments,
and the following jury cases were tried
last week:
Gallaher & Kennedy, Trustees, vs.
VIM. H. Kable. Verdict for defend
ant, Travers for plaintiff; Baylor for
defendant.
State vs. VIM. Walker, colored, for
selling liquor without license. Ac-
quilted. Moore for State; Kennedy
and Washington for defense. Same
for keeping gambling house; same
counsel. Found guilty.
State Us. George Lee, colored, for
housc-breaking and larceny. Found
guilty. Moore for State; Beckwith
and Green for defense.
State Us. Robert Carter, colored,
for receiving stolen goods. Acquit-
ted. Moore for State; Brown and
Wiltshire for defense.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

PUBLIC SALEs.-Attention IS called
to the following Public Sale advertise.
ments, in this paper:
Tuesday, February 19M.-Per-
sonal Property, by d. T. Jones.
Wednesday,, February 2OtA.-Pcr-
sonal Property, by Isaac II. Strider.
EX'r.
Saturday, February 23rd.-Rcal
Estate, by w. II. Travcrs and D. B.
Lucas, Special Commissions.
Tuesday, February Personal
Property, by B. f. Ramcy.
Wednesday, March Personal
Property, by w. II. L. Lewis, Ex-
ecutor.
Friday, March 7M.-Personal
Property, by r. w. Norris.
Wednesday, March z2M.-Personal
Property, by James Eagan.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
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Have also on hand n fine assortment Of Writing
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PUBLIC SALES.
" PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING sold my farm, will offer at Pub.
Ii lie Sale, at my residence, one-half mile
north of LcctOwn, on
Tuesday, February 10Th, 1884,
All my Stock and Farming Implements, and
other articles, as follows:
3 Hdo Horses and Colts
three of them Mares in foal, 2 Thrce-ycar-old
Colts. 3 Two-ycar-oId and One-ycar-oId do;
two of above Colts bloodcd stock, and others
well bred.
6 HEAD OF MICH cows
one of them Thoroughbred !Alderncy;
One Thoroughbred ALDERNEY BULL-2
Nine head of YOUNG CATTLE;
Thirty head of SHEEP. improved with Cots
void and SOuthdOwn. with lambs by their side
One Thoroughbred SOUTlIDOWN BUCK
Sixteen head OF HOGS;
Two Four-horse Wagons, with one Bed as
One Two-horsc Wagon and Bed,
One Two-horsc Spring Wagon,
One Onc-hOrsc Spring Wagon.
Two New Lime Beds. Cart and Harness,
Two sets of Breeding, 4 sets of Front Gears,
Eight Collars and Eight Brides,
Five HOusens, Six sets of Pillow Gears,
Six Halters, l Wagon Line,
One Wagon Saddle, 3 Grain Drills,
Two Good IIorse-Rakes, 3 Grain Ladders,
horse and Onc-hOrsc do;
Six DOublc-ShOvcl Flows,
Tcrcc Singlc-Shoycl Flows. Corn Coverer,
One Corn Plantcr-gCOd as new;
One Corn Cultivator-gOOd as news
Four HaTrOws. Roller
One New Osborne Seif-Binder,
One Osborne Mower, No. l
One First-RatC Cuttin@-Box.
Two Long Ladders 2 Grain Cradles,
One Moving Scythc. GrindstOnC,
One TwO-iIOrsc Family Carriage C Harness
One Sleigh and Harness,
i SET OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS
AND SCREW-PLATES,
Two Log Chains. 2 Fifth Chains.
Two sets of Butt Chains, 2 sets Breast Chains
Two Corn ShellCrs-Onc to work by horse
power. and one by hand;
One Thrcshing Machine and Horse Power,
One Wheat Fan, pair sprcadCrs,
Thrbl:, Double and Single Trees,
Lot OF Crowd Sticks. l WheclbarrOW,
Digging Iron. CrOw-Bur,
MuttOcEs. Picks. Rakcs. Sh0vcls Forks.
Two Half Bushel Measures. 9 Hampers,
Twenty-Five new Grain Sacks.
Ono hundred good Fertilizer Sacks,
Two Stands Of Bees.
HOO bbIS'. of Corn,
Lot of Oats. 1,0CO lbs of BACON,
One bbl. Of Vinegar.
Lot of Potatoes, and large lot of House
hold Furniture.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
naming in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va,
February 1G, 1854:
Miss Leu G. Boyd, Miss Noble
Hunter, Mrs. Susie c.. Moore, Mrs.
Sue Nichols, Mrs. Jennie Shaw, Mrs.
Annie Stcvins Sanders, John Beck
with, d. w. Clendcning,. j. NJ. Gull
Inns, Rishard England, MorIortl
Johnson, Grant Johnson, f. Masses,
VIM. Marion, Chas. C. Past, r. j.
SalIemet, A. G. Tcbbetts, j. ".
Finey.
The above letters, ii not called fer
within thirty days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised.
RUNJ L 7 rIcDN-pr>-C, u At
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lust received large lot of French's su-
y perior Cologne; Infalliblc Corn Cure-'sNo
cure no pays" Toothache Drops; Aromatic
Cachous, for purifying the breath PretIo Fills
ct Cic's best Handkerchief Extracts of choice
odors, by the ounce or quantity; fellows
Swans Down and other Toilet Powders
July II, 1888. DR.. CHAS. z. PRATT.
TUST received, at DR.. PRATTS Drug Store.
- choice lot Cigars. The best for SC. in
the town-also fine lot of higher priced goods
AN now prepared to furnish. in any guam
i titles and all colors. ''AVEREL'S READY
MIXED PAINTS.'' This Paint has stood the
test of years, and is used by all the leading
Railroad Companies upon their Depots, Shops
and other buildings, which is a good guarantee
of its superior quality. Sold BY the quantity
at reduced rates. Price per gallon. $50
July II. 1883. DIR. CHS. E. PRATT
TSE DESTITRINE, a fragrant and refresh
~ ing preparation for Cleansing the Teeth,
Purifying the Breath and Hardening the Gums,
Prepared by DR.. CHAS. E. PRATT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

For the balance of this month, We will offer
some big inducements in Winter Goods, as our
policy is never to carry stock if Low Prices
will make them sell. S. D. HIRsCuMAN & Co.
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RaIfI SaIfy "

WILL, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
L day, December 4th, 9Th and 9th, receive d.
rect from Liverpool Steamer, 3 car loads Of
FINE SALT, containing 500 Sacks Weighing
25 ms. each, and will he sold at re1y IO10 PTices
have in stock 5 Tons ROCK SALT, Just what
is needed for Cattle; also, / Ton TURKS
ISLAND SALT, for curing meat. sALTPETRR
offered at 5 eta. ID.
JAMES McGRAW.
Dec. 4. 1883. Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
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GRAIN I

HAVING completed my arrangements To
Ii purchase WHEAT and CORN for one Of
the strongest firms in the United States, can
offer inducements that should secure the larger
quantity of grain grown In tho Shenandoah
Valley, and kindly ask our farmers TO call and
get quotations before selling their grain. Cash
paid on delt11y. c. w. TRUSSEI.L.
MAY 8, 1888.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

Ladies who are in want of Cottons will do
we'll to buy now. as our Stock is Large and our
Prices are Lower than the Lowest. S. d.
HIRSCHMAS &c Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

We hare just received our Second Invoice of
Muslin Underwear. S. d. EIRscuMA:I & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

Mrs. John G. Mason, wife of the
Commemorative Attorney, of Fred
ericksburg, Va, died recently, after
lingering illness. She was Miss
BoteIcr, and ncicc Of Hon. a. r.
Boteler, of this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

A the residence of the late Fisher A. Lewis.
IA near Myerstown, Jefferson Co., WA, on
Wednesday, Narch 9TH, 1884,
will offer for sale the following valuable
PrOncrty viz.
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A T the residence of the late Fisher A. Lewis.
IA near Myerstown, Jefferson Co., w. Va, on
Wednesday,, March 9TH, 1884,
I will offer for sale the following valuable
Property, viz:
Nine head of Fzorses,
four of them marcs-two with foal; 2S head of
Cattle, of which nine are Mich Cows-ncarly
all Springers yoke of fine large Oxen; 2
Durham Bulls, six 3-ycar old Steers, Year
lings, IS head of Ewes with Lambs by their
sides; SOuthdown Bucks, Brood Sows, one
Boar, % Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
One Road Wagon and Bed, Farm Wagon,
Log Wagon, Ok Cart. Horse Cart. Water Cart
Roller. a pr. new ShelYings, 2 Wheat Drills
Corn Drill, 8 hand Planters, Barshear Plows,
9 Double Shovel and Single Shovel PlOws, 4
Corn CultivOtOrs, 1 Corn COvcrcr, 2SQuare Har-
rows, Corn Harrow. L Horse Rake, new Ba-
kcr and Diamond Screen Fan. lot of Rakes
and Forks. large Straw Forks. 1 Corn Shelter
1 Corn Crushcr, 2 Cutting Boxes. l Cider Mill
and Press, Wheat CrGdlcs( Otis maltc) 2 Now
ing and Brian Scythes, 2 Cant Hooks, 9 Crow
bars, 2 Digging Irons. AIattocks, Pick, 4
Farm Shovcls. Grain Shovel, l Hay Knife. 8
Ok IOllcs. 5 Treble, Double and lot OF Single
Trees. X-cut Saws. Corn Barrel, 1 Horse
Bucket. Half-Bushel and Peck Measures Ham
Pcrs; Grind Stone Corn Knives. large lot of
Old Iron, Combined Champion Reaper and
Mower. sets Brccchng, l set Lead Gears, 6
sets Pillow and sets Buggy Gears, 6 Collars, 6
Bridles;2 Saddles, 2 Log Chains, l Ok Chain,
1 Fifth do, l Bearing do, 2 Spreadcrs, Block
and Tackle, Post Holder Post Frame and Anger,
Stcelyards. Turning Lathe, Blasting Tools. Cir
cular Tenant Saw, Chest Of Carpenter Tools.
Anvil, Wise and Tools. so new Grain Sacks, 20
Stands Bees. lot of Bee Hives and Cap Stuff
Honey Extractor. 2 Bee Smokers, Double 81.
Shot Gun, Surveyors Compass and Chain,
1875 Barrels Corn in Crib,
Three Feather Beds. 2 Mattresses. Wardrobe.
Bureau. Clock. Refrigerator. fine Library.
Cook Stove and Fixtures, 2 large Lard Pots, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Serenity 1cres Of GrosUing TThedt.
TERMS.-Sums OF 80 and under. Cash; all
over that amount Il credit of Nine Months will
be giyen--the purchaser giving Il negotiable
note payable at the Bank of Charlestown. bear
ing interest from date. The interest will be re-
mitted if the note is paid at maturity.
80" Sale to begin ut 10 o'clock. promptly.
WM. II. T. LEWIS.
Executor of F. a. Lewis, deed.
D. HcflebOwcr. AuctiOncCr.
February 5, 18S4-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

- ENT'S, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, in
VI great variety, just received and for sale on
orteet profits. BY S. 8. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19
Pure Ground Raw Bone

7 HAVE in stock and keep constantly on
i hand, full supply of Spices, Nutmegs
White and Black Ginger, Tumeric, &C., for
July II, 1855. DR.. CHAS. E. PRATT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-19

TERMS OF SALE Nine months credit on
Negotiable Note with approved security. paw
able at the First National Bank OF Jefferson at
Charlcstown. with interest from dAtc--imtcrcsttO
be rcmitted ifpGid promptly at maturity. Sums
to he removed until terms are complied with
Sale to commence at TO- \. NJ. sharp
DAVID 7. JONES.
D. ITcflIbOyycr Ni,rtiODcrr