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An Order suspended.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2i.--Tho COM
mitsee on IodiGn stisirs has sent the
following telegram 10 Agent owens at
Nnskogee, In ian Territory: "Sus-
pend the execution Of he order Of the
2oth ultimo for the removal ofahe set.
tier. on the line OF the Mis- ouri, Kan.
rss Il Texas railroad until further or
ders. Notify immediately all set
tlara and other interested parties,
The lime IL short, expedite matters y
The order referred tn, required tn,
Indian settlers on their lines OF tn,
right of way, claimed ~ the railroaC
company, tn quit, ans this surprisiEl
order Ia made with the object Of oiford
ing sn opportunity for further investi
cation OF tho settlers' righ,s.
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New a Appointments.

WAsnISGroS. Sept. 2i.-Ths sctins
postmaster-gcnersl to-day appointed
II fourth'clsss postmas'srs In Penn.
sylvanis, 4 In West Virginia, 2 In
Ohio, ~ In Indiana, IL In nl,r ~, O In
Miehigsn, In lows, 2 In California,
In ID dakota, each In Missouri, Ne.
hrAska aud Wssbiog,on Territory,
making n total OF 20 fourth.class AZ.
poinimonts for to-day.
Tue prosideut to-day appointed the
following collectors oi oustoms:
Charles O. Snseney, for the district
ofGslvss'on, Tcxa. ;O,to l.. Thrick al
FOR the district OF iudianolsa, Texss
and J.J. Cocsoeg, for the dletrio. ol
Brsnps do SsntiHTo. Texas.
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wAsuiNaroN, Scpt. A.-The Ma
nonal Republican to morrow will pub
ish aspeeial tron Hamilton, Virginia,
saying that Commodore Semmes, com.
msndans CT tho Washington navy
yard, .whoss death was announced ON
fuesday night last, oou nitted suicide
wnite 'absrinR unisr temporary aber-
ratien OF the mind, eau sed oy NAL larial
trouoles, nom which he has been suf-
isriag for some Tins.
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS,


Orr OF MsxIco, Sept. 2L-Itis bo.
Ing ramored that the government had
arranged tho dlAisulty with tho Ma.
tional bank and had agreed 70 pay 7,t
per cent OF oustoms du,ies 10 tbs bank
sntil Its debt was liqaldated. The A.
ISOLATED Press correspondent
interviewed tho manager q,
tho bank this morning.
The mansger stated that nothing def
mite hsd Bee, arranged, although hs
homes tno d. q ,nltlos NAV DO so. tied
before long. rho trouble now IL that
| several OF tho directors OF the bank
have made individual loans 10 the
government and now they insist that
thair claims shall b. included la sDn,
arrangement with tho govern ment's a
debt % tho bank. Tao g)vornm snt ro.
fuses 10 DO this aud limits its
arrangement " what II owes the bank
~ account current, aud for certain
advances; ss, for example, that made
last DsceM osr to meet tho intsrest on
tho American debt. Tho mansger
ssys that tho general condition eI
ousincss continues dull, owinR 10 4
want OF confidence. The govurnnen,
hnds cuAtoms revenue decrc ayipg an
socouut OF high tariff, When
intsrrogstcd N the govern.
mont would do a. well bv
ths railways ~ by the hank, the M an .
aysr ssid the bank must be pAtisne,i
first or all creditors, and that he did
not anticipate any subs,dv would
10 paid the railways In the present
Gsoal year at least.
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An Order ~ Cssts,a Unlsors

WAsHiSaroN, Sept. A.-rho troas-
ary department has addressed q clrcu-
lar TO collectors aud oshor custom ON i.
oers informing them that article 4is, of
the general regulations OF 1891, has
been 90 amended as to provide that
hou sohold, or personal efYscs, tools OF
trade, libraries, etc, which would
bs free Of duty, IL imported at the
time OF arrival OF the ownor In tho
Usitsd States, arriving enc year, (ln.
stead OF six months) before or after the
owner, will be reported to tho secreta.
~ for his actions. This change has
been made In view Of the fact that in.
migrants frequently leave tnelr effect,
abroad until they have secured work
which usually requires u period great
or tnan ak months.
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TIE csuay. nasaess /, us.v..s,..

CiScrRBArr, Sept M.-The exscu.
tive committee Of the National Con.
feesicners' association Of shs United
States has just completed . two days'
sessicn here the principal objscs ol
which was 70 procure Legislation q
prevent the adulterAtl0n Of oonseo.
.iouery. The commissce he's retail usd
coausel aud viii take eps - prucure
ne neessesfy Legislation a variouI
ss 49,: s..,ls!.. Tns ,ssss ts6sles se1ysasiol
~ - e. = n
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HonnsAry Csnmls.isn.

wAsuiSoToS, Sept. 24.-Ths presi-
dent has appointed tho following
commission 10 make tho boundary bo.
tween portion OF the Indian Torri-
tory and tho State Of Texas, TO act In
conjunction with q similar commits
sion appniutad hv tho governor of
Texas: Major w. h. Ls,crmore,
Lieutenant Thomas l.. Casey and
Lioutonsnt I,sustpg II. Beach,
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England,
THa STANDARDS COMMENTS,

ssrANpAHD'S COMMENTS.
LoNDoN,Sspt2 TIL The Stand ard .con,.
mounting upon the incrsase o! bovcot.
ting aud menaolng Of lsud owns,s and
,thers, fsarsit means an insuxuara.
s,on oi Anotner no-rsnt csmpa,gn, and
says tnst law aAd order
oaa DO upheld 10 Ireland, only TO the
sxssat OF eho National League alone.
l. Urges an alteration OF the land law
sns ny cSss, Win view sfpatttng An
TO FfND OUT THnIR POLICY.
The Marquis OF Halisoury has taken
the tnttiatory stops toward soundinc
tho powers Interested a. TO taoir mi.
10y respecting the insurrectlon T.
koumeiia, by saying that hs ana an
tue members OF hts family will With
draw from participation In the cleo.
tions tiil France summo ous q COuntitu.
ent assembly or assigns 60 the ps0ple
the tSsk OF nominating tho hesd of The
government.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
an Immense popular meeting WAS
held here tonight, at which Orationn
were delivered by Msssrs. BradtauQn.
Morley, Chamborlain and Others.
Toe hall IN waich the meatinr
proper was held was packed ~
an audience of 1000 persons, and osf.
Mdo the building iully 2o,0OO more were
assembled. The utmost good humor
prevailed. Mr.. Chamberlain was %
,s,nutes in getting through the orswd.
h0 made q slashlng election
speech, tho only new aad Important
point In which was his vehement dec-
iaration that he would never become
a momber OF u cabinet which would
not sdopt reform measures, Including
u reiorm OF taxation lava, free elemen.
tAry education, aud ace nisition OF land
by local authorities, In order to create
small tenants.
Ooa OF the features OF the evening
wss Newman Hali's fulsome Reference
TO tho royal family. His ramarks
Drought forfh a storm OF derison,
whica lasted fully five minutes.
WILL TARRY A WHILE,
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Ls Paris to-day
publishes \ dlspaton from it's London
prsospondsnt stating that the Mar
quls Of sAlisbury has obtained = prom.
lse from the porte not To send Turk.
ish troops into Rsumslis until tha
signatory powers to the treaty OF Bar.
lin have bcsn consulted as TO the "a.
Visibility OF tho sultan adopting such
course.
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MORN KlLLpn.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. A.--Is has now
been ascertained that In addition 70
the II persons crushed to death by the
sm OF people In ths front of Nina.
Notlssons hotel yss,erday, 70 otnerS
we're also seriously injured. Nine.
Neilsson is 10 Frustrated ny tho shoek
that she has temp ,rarily Iostponod
the fulfillment OF h6r eagsgsm snt,
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PARLIAMRNr poINos.
Russia.
sohR DEMANDS.

LONDON, bspt. "a. St. PetersburR
sdvices stats that Russia will demsud
that the conference Of signatory DOW.
ors to Bsrlin treaty, dsposs Prince
Alex snder, aud will suggest Prince
Koragorgtevit,h, the a0n-iu-lsW OF
Prince Nicholas, OF Montenegro, g
his success0r. Prinee stevltch
IL desirous Of leading an armed foreo
against SeIvla, and hopes TO gain the
support OF Austria 20 snoh q move
ment.
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heard from since they sailed from Kew
west. The deisy In their arrival ~
undoubtedly due 10 the present stormy
weather, aod II 10 believed they en-.
countred heavy galss Off Hatteras. No
aneas'ness Is fels tor the eaf.ty OF the
vessels or their cargo, however, either
az tne navy or treasury departments.
~ tAe vessels are staunch and strong.
ofaeera.
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spain,
TRIAL Concluded,

MADRID, Sept. A.--The trial Of the
cava.ry mon who psrtlei-
pstod In the anti-Gsrmon riots
here, has boon concluded.
One sergeant was sentenced to death
aud osher offenders wers sentenced 10
various teras Ut imprisonment. The
cours has advised tho yovernmeut to
pardon the sergeant.
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Bussis
uasuSr nuounsr ro ru,

uheuSr hnovnsr TO the SULTAN.
LoHpoN, bsps A.-Pfincs Alexan.
der has issusd . circular 70 the powers,
In which hs announces the union Of
Eassern k,umolls and Bulgaria. He
ssyshs hes accepted . popular sleo.
tlon In no hostile spirit 10 Turkey. n
recognises the sulsan's sovssslgaly
Ard holds himsslf rep onslble fSe ne
public sesurity. He 6es Sho poWees
70 inlerveno Ia order oooe W. uulon
1i
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wAsnissIoS. sept sL-For tho
West 0ulf sistos; Generally fair
weather, except on the Southern coas,,
occaRionsl showers, variabls Winds.
except IN the Southern portion, caster.
" winds, nearly stationary tempsra.
turc, except ia Arkans.a'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25

WAsniSoros, s,pt. 2i.--rho acting
rostmssIor-seneral ,o-dav appointed
nine fourih'class postnss,on IN Penn.
s,lysnia, four In Kentucky, seventeen
In One, swo In Indiana, four IN Illi.
nols, ak In Wisconsin. Ave in Iowa,
two ,n Dakota, ono In ksnsas, ono IN
Colorado, ons Ia Idaho. Total 5,,
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vii, N.s a.cen, mn. ,,..,.n,,,.,.

WASHINGTON, sep. Alt 4. under.
sson d TIA. the prssidsnt hiss decided a
not to make change In the once OF
srrseon ssnsrsl Of the Marine Hospl.
49,, Nv sssvscs' = : 40 ,a.ccordlnsly will NOT
scceps ". Hsmiitou's reslgnation.
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wAsaiscroH. Sept 2i.--sscre,ary
Lamar is Imurovlns and 10 uov able 70
trsnsacs the nors important busi uess
OF the depar aent ~ ME bo,ne.
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Tnn cARol.rNss nIsrIrrn

rHu cARoLrNEs DISPUTE.
LONDON, Sept. Alt Is offi,lally "a.
nounced that Spala will a,csps the
mediation OF the pope la her dispuse
with aormaay over tho CAroilnoo
question, should an arbltor bo needed
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Nnw Yoax. Sept ss.--rhs 49,
yacht rufisan wss sold e nnIlia
aacslen hsrs today for oloooS -,
vrsS. 80 M su,!c.a who dselepe1 ~
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LoHpoN, Sept. 2L--A disastrous iiro
has occurred at FELTON,, = village ID
'hev.llevof Enqusiine, . ~i,ssrisud.
Gao hundred aud sixty houses aro
burned to the ground.
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tn. rxntiNs on rnn nounsn.
Loxpsr, Sept. sl.--An unsasy fssline
prevailed on the PAris Duurso ysu>sr.
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MADasn Sept. M.-rhsre are -
new oases Of cholera and AS deaths ~.
ported throughout HpAtn.
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RUSSIANS sNrRsrp AT.

LONDON, bspt. a. rhe Bulgarian
are ang"Tod ~ the Russian Officers II
res gning from the bulgarian srmV
according TO 0rders. The Russians "a
sncerod at and called traitors, and
Prince Alexandria has been asked q
expel them.
PARLIAMRNF D0INas.
sovIA, Sept. X,-Ths Bug srlan psr-
lament has voted f5,OOO. .0O0 for Che
purpose Of carrying out the unity OF
programme between Roumelia and
bulxsrla, aud has adopted q solution
petitioning the ozsr to allow Russian
smcers Of the Bulgarian army 10 re.
main In tho servics.
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pecual disPsseh TO the sulsau a. -,
as'o,n' asS, asking him to rsoogniss ~
PRESS on rHn slruArrox.
"ooH, sept. q. - The Rnsalan
m" nesprs consider the aituAIlon n
svsrv I've sSn, sas ~. :. oesomtng noPs criiicsi
b,iity ~ Ny, M sua they doubt the poSGI.
'"''y OF ressoringthe statu QUO,
6slasay.
WHAT The xsrruNo sArs.

rsAsKrsRp, Sspt. An. Ds0i.rs
,ne nu,sisn prime mlnls,er. will v,.,s
rectly, u 'osuen aoms dis
rHE NoHILIrY.
i.ospoH, Sept A.-Empsror v,,.
hsm ns nSa gone to Baden Raden. whsrs
ns WIN remain tArss weeks. Tns -
OF dermany and ths Prince ~
" Aies nave arrived at Hamhnr- sxS ~
psoossdsd psocs to Hungary. Thsv Win III ~
psessnt az The marriage OF The ramsS.
,sI ei Duo do Hartras and prss.c~
,w,sldemsn, the youngest con ~ 'lS ~
King OF Dsnnatk. 1 " w
A rksss SoMMRNT.
bshLiN, Sept. "A --rne North Oar.
asn uaxstte SAYS That the Balxarisns
ought to have discover; d b. this n NM ~
sa"s the home OF tho Kussiaa suooars r
- failaslous, as witness ths
cssr's reoAll to RunSis ~ ~
MsJor.Genoral Princs Cansacu. .S'
VINO was acting ~ a Bulgarian minis.
ter otwar, aad it naeus 40 prophas IL
preiict the nature Of the reosntion
mat Will bagivan tho Bulgarian deSn-
.Sion, who aro abont to visit the q sr
at Copenhagen. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

Mr.. W. P. c. Woody, of this
place, died suddenly on Sunday
morning last, in the 10th year of his
age. He was severely scalded and
otherwise injured by an accident on
the S. V. R. r., several years ago,
and had never entirely recovered
from the effects of that occurrence.
The members of the Independent
Fire Company, TO which he was at
tached, attended his funeral in a
body, in full uniform, yesterday af-
ternoon, accompanied by the Citizens
Fire Company.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10
a Ripon Entertainment.

Mr.. Editor The entertainment
given by the Ripon school, assisted
by the young ladies and gentlemen of
that neighborhood, deserves being
mentioned in the columns of your
paper.
As announced, twas given on the
28th of February. Long before the
hourwhen the doors should be opened,
the anxious visitors began to arrive,
and when the exercises began the
room was filed to its utmost capacity.
The exercises, managed and conduct
ed by the energetic, live and compe-
tent teachers, Mrs. Neill and a. j.
Crittenden, was grand success
The audience was held ssspell=bound'
for three hours. The pieces executed
by the children of the school only
proved that they had been well
trained by those who knew what they
were doing. These selections were
of a particularly interesting char
acter, and caused an almost contin-
uous applause from the delighted and
highly entertained audience. The
charades, entitled Counter-Act"
and Love-Sick," executed by the
young ladies and gentlemen of the
neighborhood, were very interesting,
and showed great deal of interest
on their part to make the whole sue
cess. The tableau, entitled "The
Queen of Flowers" presented quite
a contrast with the scene on the out
side, making the characters, who were
beautifully decorated with flowers and
tastefully dressed in summer costume,
appear much more beautiful. The
Bridal Scene was very much admired.
The groom was handsome, while the
bride was beautiful, and the attend
ants added much to the scene which
was presented. The minstrel per-
Torrance was probably the most COM
ical and laughable event of the eve
ming. They certainly personated the
darkey toperfection. In short, I might
say the whole entertainment was a
rare treat to the visitors who so kindly
patronized those who participated.
In conclusion let me say that 1
think the trustees deserve great
deal of credit for employing such
teachers, who are abreast with the
times and have at heart the welfare
of the children who are committed to
their charge, and we think that the
teachers deserve greater part of the
credit for their trouble, when we re-
member that they are compensated
for their work with sum which bare
ly furnishes food for their physical
body, and leaves nothing for their in
tellectual advancement.
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Ayer's SafsqpQ,4Na,
PREPARED BY
pr.S. c. Aver & co.,LoweIi, Mass.
Sold by all druggists: Price 1;
six bottles for So.
February 10, 18e5-1y.

BEACELEY's IMMENSE STOCK must be re-
duced to enlarge and make rooOm for Spring
Goods for his rapidly growing business, for 80
days only. Read. and then go and sec for
yourselves: Best standard prints to 614c. per
yard: yard-wide muslns SC. worth 81 e; yard
wide muslfns 6I[c.. worth Sc. yard-widc mus
Inns &C.. worth 1Oc.; bestshirting64 8 and 10c.;
nice domestic ginghams ) to Sc; queensware,
glassware. &C.. at greatly reduced prices: gro
ccrtcs ut ruinous and unheard of prices; nice
sugars sc. per H.. sugar syrup Csc. per gallon (;
stock in the city. ut prices that will surprise
you. Newly married people especially, and all
others in want of good goods. will do well to
call and see Beachley's great gargains, as pres
for past favors aud obligc. Yours. &C.,
j. II. BEACHLEY, IIagerstown.
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The Washingtons 5

p - IS VI y 80 -.
DIR. Joseph NJ. Toner, member
of the commission in charge of the
ceremonies of the dedication of the
Washington monument, placed him
self in Communication with members
of the Washington family now living,
with the view of extending to them
invitations to attend the ceremonies.
The Doctor says:
1 met many of the men bearing
the name of Washington, as well as
members of the family by collateral
marriage bearing other names. The,
number of the kin to whom invitations
were sent was about 800. Thirteen
gentlemen bearing the name of Wash
ington had seats together on the floor
of the House of Representatives on
the occasion of the dedicatory SER
vices, and besides in the gallery were
seated thirty ladies of the kin of
Washington.
'tIt is not strange, continued DIR.
Toner, " that so large kindred of
w CAlSb "lCH Is
that he had two half
brothers and one half sister, as well
as two full brothers and one full sis
ter, all of whom had families. His
sister Betty married and left large
family. His two brothers, Charles
and Samuel, both married and settled
in the valley of Virginia on large and
most productive farms. Charles
town, the county seat of Jefferson
county, West Virginia. was named
after Charles Washington. His
brother Samuel owned an adjoining
plantation of nearly 1900 acres of
land. Samuel was married five
times, though he died at the age of
fortY-six. L he descendants of Samuel
arevery numerous. Those of Charles
however, are comparatively few.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10
4. D. BARR.
FRANK MUsSELMAN,
W. s. MERCHANT.
Committee.

The Staunton Ttndicator says:-
Rev. j, p. Strider, the pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, who has
been suffering from nervous prostra-
ton for some weeks past, has yielded
to the advice of his physician and
taken vacation of several weeks,
which he will spend in the less rigor-
Gus climate of 'Thomaston, Ga.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

Percy Darlington, the son of the
mayor of Richmond, was shot by Jo-
seph Martin in Virginia Midland
passenger train Tuesday morning,
and died from his wounds at z o'clock
that night at the University of Vir-
ginia. The cause of the shooting
grew out of dispute over a seat in
tho nnr
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Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS. It has pleased our Heavenly
Father in his all wise providence, to transfer
from earth to the mansions above our much
beloved and highly esteemed brother. THOMAS
o. TIMRERIAKE. whose memory can never be
effhcnd from our hearts. and q vacancy has been
left in our association which can never be filed
ReSOlretL. That i'll his death the Young Mems
Christian Association has sustained the loss of
the cause of the Master, who was always ready
to lend the helping hand in our efforts to ad-
vance ChrisCs Kingdom on earth.
LeSOIced, That whilst our hearts are made
sad by the absence of our brother. we do not
sorrow as they that have no hope. for we have
our SnviOrs assurance '' he shall live again"
ResolCed That his christian resignation, pa
thence and fOrtitude during his trying illness tcs-
tify to the fn!tillmemt of the promise g 10 am
with yOn always" and confirms our trust in
that grace which sustained our brother.
R'SOired That we tender 10 the members 81
his bcreav"d family oar heurtfeit sympathy and
sorrow ut their loss and ours. bowling in humble
submission to Him vito ducil all things we'll
knowing that our loss has been his :sain.
RsSotord. That to show how fOnd!y he was
endearcd to US as co-wUT6cr. that we ,irape
our room in mourning for thirty DAYS
ReSo!re't. That II copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of our Gcecuced brother aud
that they he spread upon the minutes of the
Association. and published in the papers of the
town.
4. D. BARR.
FRANK MUsSELMAN,
W. s. MERCHANT.
Committee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS re-
manning in the Post Office at Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va,
March q, 1885:
Miss v. S. Boulder, Miss Alice
Brown, Mrs. Ellen Merry, Miss Annie
Newman, Miss Nina Parker, Silves-
ter Foulks, L. Hamilton, VIM. Hof-
erer, VIM. Hurley, S. t. Joynes,
Thos. Jeffers, Walker Kennedy,
Geo. w. Summers, Sherden Walker,
Geo. Waugh.
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. LE1sENR1NG, P. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

Mr.. Jas. w. Butt has contracted
to tin roof the new coach factory to
be erected by Mr.. August Schultz, in
this place; and also dwelling to be
erected by Mr.. j. w. Blessing for
Col. Jno. L. Gibson, in place of the
one burned on the Colonel's farm,
near Charlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

We call the attention of any of our
readers who are in want of situation,
to the advertisement in another COL
umn of r. G.. Chase & Co., headed
:" Statesmen Wanted. Write to them
for particulars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

At a meeting of the Y. N. c. A.
held March 9Th, 1885, the following
officers were elected: Nimrod Trus-
sell, President; Levi Baker, 1st V.
p: Jos. Fridinger, 2nd V. p; A.
d. Barr, Treas; W. S. Merchant,
F. Sec'y; Jos. L. Sappington, Cor.
Scc'y; j. II. Beall,' Rec. Sec'y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

Among the many attractions at the
Inauguration, was Company of Sol
diers dressed in Statue of Liberty
Cotton" and wearing tall black
beaver hats. Any person wishing to
buy some of the same kind of cotton
can do so, at the Milling Store. Yard
wide, and only cts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

One of the last official acts of Gov.
j. B. Jackson was to appoint Mr.. E.
w. Bedinger, of the ~. Va. DEM
ocrat, as a Regent of the w. Va. Uni
versity for the 18th Senatorial Dis
trict, comprising Jefferson, Berkeley
and Morgan counties.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

PUBLIC SALEs.-Attention IS called
to the following Public Sale advertise
ments, in this paper:
Wednesday,, March 11M.-Personal
Property, by Jas. II. Rowland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-10

They must go. let the price be what it may
Our loss your gain. Our odd garments. COM
prisng Single Suits. Odd Coats and Pants. we
will offer for the next two weeks at sacrifice,
to make room for Spring Stock. S. D. HIRsCH-
MAN s. Co.