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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
JEFFERSON couxrr. w. Va
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Z, 1855.
Various Items.

Chairman Brice, of the Democratic
campaign committee, says this will
be clean campaign and one of in
tcllect and education.
Rev. Henry Thomas. of Poolsville,
Md, has accepted call, to Trinity
Episcopal Church, Martinsburg, to
take effect about the first of Septem-
ber.
Chairman Barnum, of the National
Democratic Committee. feels conf
dent that Cleveland and Thurman will
carry New York, New Jersey, Con-
necticut and Indiana, and anticipates
large Democratic gains in the North
west.
The Hon. Knute Nelson, of Mime
sofa, who declined a denomination for
Congress, is to become the attorney
for the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railroad at salary of S15,-
600 year. Mr.. Nelson is one of
two Republicans who voted for the
Mills tariff bill. He is an able and
fearless man, and will be missed from
Congress.
During the Second Adventist bap-
tism which took place in town that
bordered upon our Connecticut river,
the minister, after having walked in
a number of yards with the person to
be baptized, turned to the people on
the shore and said, Please sing some
appropriate hymn" At which an
over-zealous sister piped up the
hymn, " Pull for the shore"
Recently Miss Anna L. Page sold
her property. consisting of SO acres
of land and improved with hand
some residence, situated on the
Charlestown turnpike three-fourths
of mile from Berryville, to DR.. c.
f. Lippitt for $3.50. Mr.. Max
Brownold has purchased the r. D.
Shugert property, situated on East
Main street, for $4,000.
Clarke Courier.
AtBuckhannon, W. Va, a few days
ago, ex-Gov. D. D. T. Farnsworth,
heretofore leading Republican, ad-
dressed the Democratic county con-
vention. He declared his intention
L
and to stump the State in favor Of
tariff reduction. He challenged any
Republican in the State, and partic-
ularly Gen. Golf, to meet him before
the people in joint discussion.
Senator Kenna presented to the
Senate petition from the board of
commissioners of Ohio county, West
Virginia, asking for an appropriation
by Congress for the restoration of
crops and the repair of the National
road recently destroyed by storm
and flood. The petition recites in
cidents of the terrific storm which
visited that section on the 18th instant
and the destruction of life and prop
erty in its path. The National road
referred to is the main throughfare
for wagon and carriage travel be-
tween Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio, and was built by the
government. 1t will take 100000
to make the necessary repairs to the
| road.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07
Farm Lands Wanted !

Z PROVED FARM LANDS for sale in JEFF
fcrsOn. Clarke, Frederick or Berkeley counties,
will do well to send me description of same.
price, terms. &C.
BCSHROD C. WASHINGTON.
Charlestown, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
Lock Box 46.
January 81. 1SSS-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07

Mrs. Sarah Hef1ebower, an aged
lsdy of this county, died at the res
idence of Mr.. Frank Morrow on July
18th, and thereafter in an hour her
old driving horse, which had been al
lowed 10 Craze in the yard, laid down
under the window where Mrs HIS.
body was lying and also yielded up
the phost.-Martins5arrg Statesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07

Chairman Brice, of the Democratic
committee, says this will
be a clean campaign and one of in
tellect and education.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07
Lin~ood. Clarke Co. Va. July "a, isss

A down-east girl, who has strayed
out to Sonoro, writes TO her father
that the strawberries out there grow
as large as New Hamphire pumpkins,
To find out whether they are ripe.
they "plng" them as we do water
melons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
, 1888-04-12
The Administrators Policy

The New York Sun. Democratic
summarizes the purposes and the re-
suits of President Cleyelaud's ad
ministration as follows:
The six definite enterprises which
constitute the whole book of Mr..
Cleveland's policy, so far as his ad-
ministration has had a distinctive
policy, are these.
The reform of the civil service on
the so called nonNpartisan or Mug
wump plan:
The suspension OF silver coinage in
order to avert predicted financial
panic:
rhe negotiation Of an extra iictio
treaty with Great Britain:
The reduction of the surplus hy
means of an extensive reduction oi
customs duties, retaining the inter
nal revenue taxes:
The Pan-electric suit to aruul the
Bell telephone patents.
In every one of these six cases the
result OF the understanding can b.
recorded in q single word;
The administration civil service
policy-Abandonment.
The Administrations demand 70,
the suspension of silver coinage Re
linquishment.
The administrations extraditoa
treaty-Co lapse.
The administrations fishery neget
Surrender.
The Administrations =urplas re-
ductlon plan-Repudiation
The administrator Pan E.lcctr.,
sui.-Disgrace.
, 1888-04-12
Two Hotel Men Abroad.

Mr.. Potter Palmer, the well known pro
prictOr Of the Palmer house, Chicago, is
over in Europe for q little rest and pleas
urc As he says: 4 have no plans at all
| don't believe in travelling about over here
10y machinery. l don't climb up into any
towers, and / don't go down into any
caves. There's a good lot of this sight
seeing that / take on faith. When ! get
tired of Paris ] shall simply move on
somewhere clsc but just where | can't
say. About European hotels? Oh l get
everything / want, only have TO pay for
it. Some Americans come over here, put
up at place where they only pay few
francs q day, and then so of and swear
at Paris hotels. II you are willing 10
spend 81 day you can be rs comfortable
here rs anywhere else"
Another hotel man, with different ideas
ON this subject, Is Mr.. Darling, the pro-
prietor OF the Fifth Avenue hotel, New
York.
During my stay here" said he, Il
always stop at the Hotel Bristol which
pridcs itself on being the most select hotel
in Paris. Wei, what is il? There IS 10
reading room, no smoking room, no wait
ing room; in fact nothing at all for the
convenience Of the general public, and the
entrance locks more Ike that of Il stable
than dNNlEinG else. L HuNc frequently
occupied the suite Of rooms for which the
Prince Of Wales IS SAID to pay GOO francs
L day, and assure 20 that the proprietor
OF first class American hotel would be
ashamed 10 offer such accommodation To
the future king Of England. He does not
seem to mind it, though, and will stand
out in the corridor enjoying q cigar and
chatting with his friends just like any one
else. All his callers sign tEeir names in 4
register, and he is very proud of The sigma
tGres which lac has collected in that way
Cor. New York Mail and Express.
, 1888-04-12
The Gardner Case.

The San Francisco Ecaminor of
March 18th contains two and a half
columns from its special correspond
ent at Ogdensburg, n. Y, concern
ing the Gardner opium smuggling
ease, including an account of an al
legged interview with A. f. Gardner
in presence of his attorney, J. G..
Haines, of Seattle, in the ST. Law
renee county Jail at Canton, wherein
Gardner is now confined. Gardner's
defence, as detailed to the correspon-
dent, IS as follows: Il am simply
said he, working IL the interest of
the government. By arrangement
OF Beeeher and Aver, the two special
agents of the coast, l came east to
capture the opium that we all know
the Victoria firms are sending into
the country from this direction.
You know, of course, that govern
ment officers profit largely by seiz-
ures. Now my mission was, first, OF
course, to break up the opium traffic
next, to get as much profit out of the
process as possible. If 1 could come
here,and through my acquaintance
with the opium trade, and its agents
on British soil, get few tons acre S.
here, ship it to California and have
it seized there, why, you see, Aver,
Beecher and myself would all make
something handsome" He says
Baecher sis is kind of weak sister,
anyhow, yet thoroughly good fell
low. 1 wish he wasn't so frightened :"
Continuing and alluding to the nom
appearance of Beecher in response
to his kilograms, he sand: I'm not
afraid of Beecher. When the times
arrives he will be here, and think
can refresh his memory. Beecher Is
between SO many fires he hardly
knows where to turn Remember.
however, / accuse Mr.. Beecher Of
nothing wrongful. l assert that he
knew what l was about at the east.
and when the time comes he, too.
will assert it"
, 1888-04-12
The Lumber Business,

If, as reported. the southern Cali.
fornia boom Is bursting. aud the peo
pie that have gone there from the
east are turning elsewhere for invest
ment, the result Will BE- temporary
check to the extraordinary activity
in the 'Ogging business. on the Co e.
iumbia river and the Sound for the
last two years.
The grea; demand for lumber IN
southern California put new life INTO
the logging business on this river,
and while in 50 and 'S4 logs found
slow sale at 81 %, the squirt in build
ing and the increased demand from
the treeles5 regions of California and
Arizona. advanced the prices 80 per
cent. and ma,ie agaiu profitable lv
log on tie Columbia river
The amount of lumber sent south
ward from this northwest coast Is
something tremendous During
January last over forty million
feet OF lumber went from the Sound,
British Golumlia ia ana the Columbi a
river. to California. 1u February
there was total shipment OF thirty
four million La March. twenty
niue million feet were shipped.
Here, tnen, IL the first three mouths
of '88, is q total shipment of consid
.r2bly over oua hucdrsd million fest
IF lumber 10 CalIicraia, rerreeputing
i cash value OF one aud one-half
milIioa dollars, or an average of
S5uJ,OO0 a m0nth.-AStGriGn.
, 1888-04-12
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, 1888-04-12
- Lnngest s.reet Rnilroad.

The longest street railway in the world
VIII DO that which Is to run between q
number of towns neSr BuCncs AyTes. II
will also be exceptional in that sleeping
cars VIII lie run ON Tor the convenience
Of through passengers. The sleeping cars
and all The other equipments OF tho line
arc being supplied by Philadelphia firm.
These sleeping caIs arc furnished with
four berths eacf. which are made
10 roll mp when not in use. The
cars are furnished ,-i.h layatorics. water
coolers, linen pCos~c5 and other conVe-
niences, and are finished throughout with
mahogany. The otucr rolling stock COM
priscs four double deckcd oren cars,
twenty platform c5cs, twenty gondola
cars, six refrigerator cars, four poultry
cars furnished with coops, eight cattle
cars, two derrick cars FOR lifting heavy
material and zoo box cars.-New York
Tribune
, 1888-04-12
4 Einancsnl Sian.

You can always tell when money IS ex-
trcmcly tight On the street by the absence
OF the peddlers. The other day I found
only two in the shadow of the stock ex-
change. One was q stout man who was
trying to sell silk braid at three yards for
q quarter. As there was hardly Il straw
hat to bo seen On 1,cw street lie did no
business, and am. lmccd finally That he
was going CT Il lang himself with his
stock il trade. The other speculator had
Il queer looking haic breed, hairy terrier
for sale. lie Co5..i..o set any one 10 oven
look at he beast Cul wien he appealed
pitcoUsly 10 = broker with the plea that
he he'd no money a. my lis dinner with,
the broker said: You can get fifty cents
for yoJ:r l-.:.scr al TIC pound That's all
pay Tor lay dinner now, Alfred Trum-
bic in New York News.
, 1888-04-12

Aneastern editor says that man
III New York got himself into
trouble by marrying two wives. 4
western editor r-torts by assuring
ais contemporary thai . good many
men in this section have done the
same thing 10y marrying one. 4
northern editor retorJ~ thut qaite a
lumber Of his acquainJances fourd
plenty of ironble hy barely prom,--
Ing to marry, without going any fur
tier. 4 southern editor says that a
friend OF his WAS bothered enough
when simply found in company with
another mans wife.
, 1888-04-12
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JoHS IL. SANDEEsoS, FlsiGtif,
WILLIAM II. LLEwELLYS, Executor of
the catate OF :. w iloSEY, dccsa~cl-
ct al, Dcfcntlitu
Under and by virtue OF an execution and or
Ter sale Issued ont Of t. Disiri Court of
lie Third Judicial District holding terms at
attic, on the 2Sth day of February 1855, in III
horc entitled action. WHerein John II. san
ler-on, the plaintiff, recovered jud Imcnt of
tIracIosure q! certan IN .rtgagaS in which
Idgmcn the sale is or ered OF the following
aor,gIged premises THAI l. o say:
Al OF lJt ioHr % in section twenty-five C12)
nd lots one ~ TWO ", three CIl an iour ~ in
section thirty % }, all IN tow ship thirty-tnres
33i. Sorih Range two % -, and LOT four y in
tion seven ~, and l7t four 6 III set on thirty
wo Ci5l. Ghd lots one ti) and tlrce 90 in section
hinyqHe CD. all inGoWnsh-p IhjTl one CiD.
nt-ha { li.I OF tie southeast quarter of the
"uthsIsi quarter Of section ihirte "a OBJ . n
nip tsl North iiange two % Ea-t; in tall two
Hn'rSd and hity-scven t2'F re- IN Island
'ouniy, NI~hiuStoH Territory, s@Iin=t |iiiiaT
Il, Level w n executor aud trustee q IN es-
t1t5 of ). " HOFsy deceased. Peter Mcinjlre
md O. +. 4 -prr OF oadants IN the United
~taJu- bistViCU COVrr for The Third JEiiCia.
Uistrist af Washington Territory. on The 9th
las oI February \. H. 1888. Tor ;h@ sum of two
EoHsand ore hundred aud iifty four 4:l5I uu)
oilaFs with nIcr's' aJ IEe r'-s of ten per cent.
r,-r uRnum until paid, and isll lt suit amount
~ T. one hundred aai -erent y-ntne doll irsi and
,lghi five cents lsi7J oji. Also against VII
lam H. L!evtliyH, - executor ot the es'a.e OF
= W. Hovey, de- eased, aud o. + Casper OF DE-
euuanls in said Court on said .iil say q Fe1-
's!ary ! ID Is for the m OF TSu- tlUu all
,yo hundred and fortv-,e.ca 4 44r- AID ninety
Mt $t.@fT 9GD, W ii Iutcre~t 1t the rat 81 ten
~ cent pes ~ Unijt us 4 AID eoss5 OF suit
tacun'ing TO on, huHdr'i aad ,seventy-nine
Dla.s and ei-hty-d~c cents tSI9a So.
Notice i hereby given jh:ti ou
Friday TIE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, ISS',
1t one O'Clock W., of That DAY, a the door OF
hc Crthnu>c Ia ilIa tDwI of tCou psyl. q, III III :
-uEty oi l=,;n J, Territory cf Wa~hin ,ton,
,iE, III 0br',ieuCC To said c-cCuIiDa, &c rc. Jl
oTeciosurC AMI on Ter OF sac, sci! the above de
CriHCd property or "a mua l. thereof a. .aaV be
ecrsSarg 10 satisfy pHIHJIh'- jH3-.IIcat with in
,.lC-t Eerson an. costs ana increased ro>t>, 10
Hc highest h'dl=r for cash ~ pablo aucti IN,
j. &. tOWER.
-hcriff OF I'und Couuty. Y IL Eil@jun Territory.
Huel Cogprvili" thus l2ih d y OF March 1855
IL ikE Il lsLLER. ATTY = Tor PA ntif.
..rSL mobilization Malch IlLh. 49,.
, 1888-04-12
Nc tics for Publication.
LANs tFu,l ArsEArrLg. W. +, q,

lASS tFiI,E AZ SEATTLE. W. +,
Apgii !. Is =.
Notice j. lc.eby given thu tlr following
- make mai proof in support Of hi cI lin, and
a. ~aiH u cot Wil e I44a,, t..fUTr ~ rlS OF ID
rirt uU5l 1T Tort .owEsaud. " I. on Thurs
,uy. Nay =, iSS,. viz: HAIRY W ok. pr -"mption
,. No. it,5s1 Tor th'. \. J. =, % L ! -ccton
aaId ". q. OF =. -. a aat !. ". i OF = W. i
c-ti3u - T4Auship - y. E. / y.
IL names The lOIIw.ug win asses 20 prove
us continuous resi6ence sPol, and cultivation
f. ia lsd, yiz:
Iohu Andersen, of Chimieum, Wa~hin ;ton
Territory.
Glstavve John on, Of chimisum, Washington
territory
William M:r.aiu, o: Ch.mr,ua, Washington
erIitur
o. !. Pertson, Of oadale, Washi gion Ter
TORY.
, 1888-04-12

General Terry has been placed on
the retired list by the retiring board.
While spading ground for an on
ion bed at Lexington, Indiana, a
huckster dug up $4,000 in cash.
The onion industry has received i
mighty stimulus in that section.
The Oregon democracy have swal-
lowed the bitter bill of free wool aud
taxed woolens. But when the vofes
are counted in June it is likely 10 he
found that Oregon will have fol
lowed Rhode Island and returned to
the republican fold.
, 1888-04-12
Ile zSrcl>ln 2g.g
DlFE |E
a -&4N .EH
THURSDAY. AFRIL T.

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womau suffrage, IA" a. -G-... ....
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ac9sioI. ia CalIforn.. .s.-. e.. -.
sf Chicago. yiairuaa.
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been drapPd IL morning -.;.... .....-
dent Cleveland b.c cam .s- ..cs....-
-!or Grant, for He-Ji!a.... FIR -
thur and for Waite
Mrs vor,IIo \T.,,... ....-
has baan onno;rto-I :, ,,....... ., s..'.
nv Goya,nnr C 't5.. SaurIn :, " Vi --...
is one of the leaders If thn ,r H..
suffrage movement. ana -a.
third lady appointed uu;.T, g..
the terrltory.-IacOnu L,d,:ay.
T, ;s NO. ONTO, .,, .-..,....-
.hst tbo Sno,.oga @ 0u; 0i '',, ',,'',.'.,.',
49, 80 Inv 49, I,.'
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IT, Po,.; ne op PitLe t, Laa. oat' e., Is = g..-
49, ' ~ EnStorn nas .no Ws,l W. HeIu u any
the new proprietors viii rrv5s..lg
utilize it to the utmost.
Tboro .,,,,u4.oLl.,, ,
d;n mere is Is aooGt fi 10 ee ca, ID oouoLe 10. Wed
SnIS ~ ~: INC W. " 10" - 80. 80
Gau6oIa =; 80 - y5 ~ 80 IL lo-''"
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suea' alu mas sltlaliy IT!'aiii'-' re!
.o Siai1S any sISh Ht Wiliini' ness
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80 ~ NJ" Viliseil, Vlnio ntiG IN Inv
20 Ronnot] 80 H;iI W IA. eSi,eoiaii Si,',i ,5 -"
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w;,h Danaw fo, bis a. t"1o4 CU,ooG 1eii,i,'- -
All no1;f;.;.ns ~ Wtn"IS5;n.E 80, II
hattapr ~ p'tana not formot a. "'iiiii9' 70" mac
e- Nv -0- IT,
L. Holden manager OF the Ray
mond q WhitcOmh excursion parties
has arranged to bring excursion par
ties to Puget Sound this session.
They will arrive here as follows {:
April Z and Is. May % and 26 and
June 16 and %. Besides these,
there IS no small number of persons,
who, while under the care of Ray
mond q Whitcomb, will travel indie
pendent of parties, to arrive here III
tho middle of May, Is being made up
IN Philadelphia, and now numbers
eighty persons.
Beniamin Harris R.ows+or ,r,s
, 1888-04-12

Cur ludy friends living at other points
are specially invited duIing their visits
/" Port Towusrnl, to call and examine
The fire stock of millinery displaye by
Miss Harrison IN her new store in tho
McCuft7y block. where they will ed f.
to their advantage to- ~ chase urythlu.
they NAV desire in that line.
, 1888-04-12
yev .saa.ic sat HcTneas shoD.

The undersigned beg leave to announce
that They have ap rcd uew Sadd'e a I'D
Harness Shop in Port Tow nsen ?, ag6
are prepared to satisfy all reas0 nabls
demands in that lire, on = OFT utic-
aHi rr5esz tn z~r3 .he tiu-= s .fjci
Ing '''" trad 6 tie .rTor :, md. we are
r5sn" TIN j., BRIGGS & co,
Shop =: head O. Union Wharf
f.1;{r Inn
, 1888-04-12
SlJGa I'D OH

CiuI District ~ the Ter tCry Cf V. shin gtOlt,
hOl ing terms nj Port TCWn-end, Jefferson
{ ouuty, for the COTHti.-S OF Jciic-s Or, Island,
.laIlHm and san juan
EMMA =. pTCE- plaintiff.
y
WELIIkM DICK defendant. !
The UIited States Cf America send Gree NJ:
To WILLIAM DICK:
Iou are hereby rrgI re'j 60 appear in actiua
5rou .t.f aCf'u-I NOI by the alb - n:El d plain
IL N the District cart Of the Third JUdicia!
District Ct the TC.Ti'0ry of Washington, holding
ter1.S nj tie city OF Port Townsend in The
co ~ OF Jefferson. for lho counties II Jeffer
-un. iS!a q. Ci;Ili-m and san juS., and to AZ
sWer the Compa n fic& therein, within sixty
daYs afjcr the list publication OF this sum
noes or Judgment b. IetIui! viii he taken
AGAINST YOU, according 10 lie prayer e The com
paint.
The said action i5 hrCu.l,t AGAINST he defend
ant to dissolve tLe bends ut l--,i.EDHy existin =
p..u,eu iha piairtiL aad tCf"udHut ON the
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tbeso IL 60. s-a t!.g pie. j. asks That sEa
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thereof ;his 2Gth day Of March. \, d. 1SSS.
WM- T.. .IEDGERWOOD, Clerk.
BY JAoIEs SsAvT, Deputy.
BRADsHAw & SACHS, Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication Mach 29lh, lssS.
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