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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

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tor. from the Magazine they take. / admit that
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entertaining in conversation: but I could do a.
ven as ahe does II ! had the same eource OF
Information. She lent me the Last number Of her
Magazine lately, and learned more In one hours
reading. about various social matters and the
topics Of the day, than ] Would pick up IN amonfh
BY my occasional chats with friends. II Certainly
covers every topic Of interest, from the news Of
the day down 70 the details Of housekeeping:
and everything ls so beautifully HlustFnted- TOO.
Every time Mamie goes over 70 the Aliens sho
comes back and leases me to get you to take
Demorests Family Magazine, as ths aturies are
30 good Even the boys watch for e every month,
as place Is found for them also In its pares. and
Mr.. Allen eWeaIB b. It II fg really Wonderful
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

We have just opened a very large
line of lightweight Underwear in
Gauze, BaIbrigan, &c.
WIN. KKHN. SadIer Block.
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DIED.

at the residence of his son, Mr.. W. s. Mer-
chart, in this place. on Sunday. June %, 1880.
Mr.. HIRAM MERCHANT, aged IS years,
months and 10 days.
In Baltimore, Md. June 18th. 1890. WILLIE.
aged ] year, 6 months and 80 days, only son OF
Geo. b. and Fannie g. Lynch.
At his residence in Berkeley county, june
18th, 1890. Mr.. TURNER ASHBY MILTON,
Sr., aged 70 years., 5 months and Is days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

Corrcspondingly low rates are
made fsnm other stations on the line.
The tickets are good Ten DAYS from
day of sale, wiki the privilege of al
stop-nf at Washington, d. c., on
tie return journey.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

just received at NJ. Palmbaum &
Bros, New Embroideries and Laces.
45,inch Silk Lace for Dresses; Para
soils, Fans, Gloves, Mitts, Ruchings,
Belts, Corsets, Hosiery and Under-
wear, Fine H%enriettas, Black and
Colored Surah Silks and Ribbons,
Buckles, Figured Lawns, India Lin
ems, Plaid Muslins, Outings, Chalfies,
Satteens, &c. We are receiving lev
goods daily and selling at low prices.
Come and see MS and you wilt save
money by it.
III. PALNBAUM & BRo..
Next to the Watson House
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running and Repairing.

THE undersigned is prepared TO Tune and
a Repair PIANOS and ORGANS on shortno-
tice and at reasonable rates. Have had much
experience in this line, and respectfully refer
nave done work. Z. L. MIDDLEKAUFF.
November ~. ISSQ-ff.
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-For 0ounty GleEkship.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE
81. FLAG4 as q candidate for the County
Court Clefkship-Eubject TO the action OF the
Democratic Primary Election.
may q, 1850.
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Summer Excursion Book,

A handsomely illustrated hook of
summer excursion tours to all the
principal mountain, lake and seaside
resorts has been issued by the B. &
%. R. r. Co., and parties contem-
plating a summer outing would do
web to procure a copy of it before
completing their arrangements.
The book will be mailed, postpaid,
upon application to Chas. o. Scull,
General Passenger Agent, B. & o.
r. R., Baltimore. Md
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Estate Farmer Alliance issto be
Organized atHinton July 18th.
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Harness. saddIea. C.

THE Property Of john ". Roberts. arc for
Sale at Easterday & Co.'S Tin and Stoye
House. Those in want of Good Hand-SIa5e
Harness Will do well to come and avail ther1-
June II. lS8O.
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Notice.

WE are turning ont at our factory il this
w place Wire Door and Window Screens.
They are made OF the best material and are
built in a neat and attractive styie. 4iso Rec
Hives and Honey Boxes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

Reuittanecs must be either bY Nea York
Draft. Express or Registered Letter, American
money. Collections can be made by Express
Companies or Banks. Tickets sent direct to
management viii be paid by drafts on New
York, Montreal, 81. Pau, Chicago, San Fran
cisco or City Of Mexico. For further iuforma-
ton. address JUAN PIEDAD, Manager.
May Is. 1890. Zacateena, Mexico.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

WEsTiS Home Safety Coal on. Non-EE-
plOsiye, free from Smoke and Color
ThiEis the best Oil for the money on the mar
ket. at d. BISHOPS Drug Store
March II. 1880.
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NEW Ap-vERrIsEMENTs.
BoardingL
Court Proceed
e

State of West Virginia, Jefferson County.
set In the County Court, May Term, 1890:
ROAD ORDERS IN SHEPHERDsTowN Roar
DISTINCT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-24

EUREKA HORSE POWDERS. Obest on the
II market for the prevailing Horse Disease.1
Prepared aud for sale by g. T. LIGHT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Straight Cut, Be-
~ tween the Acts and Special. at
august 81. 1883. G. T. LIGHTS.
f1OBACCO.-The yerT best Henry County
Il Chewing Tobacco. at
GEO. 7. LIGHTS Dr1g Store.
ToPPERAs. Sulphur and Flax Seed Veal for
V sale by II. LIGHT.
BLACKBOARD sIatiug and Erasers. for sale
ID by GEO. T. LIGHT,
Oct 15.1SS4. Druggist. ChaflestoyTn.
HAVE a Comfortable House with four
Il Rooms aud Cellar, which I offer For Sale
until rented. c.. +. WALL.
HAVE q Heavy Draught Horse for gale
Il lows years old. See me at once
March IS, 1890 CT. WALL.
DOLANDaS Self Yeasted Buck8beat ard
III Baking Powder, for sale by
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LIST or PRIZES

100000 Tickets at $1,000: Halves, $500
Ienths, Si.o0 American Currency.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

Paul Lehramm of Hamburg is at the Palace.
NJ. Manasse, merchant OF Red Bluff. Is at the
Lick.
Allen Cooley, merchant Of MarysvIlle, is at
the Lick.
John f. Ellison, an attorney of Red Bluff. is
the Grand.
Judge c. H. Belknap OF Carson City, New. is
at Tie Palace.
Newton Parr, prominent resident OF Ogden,
is at the Lick.
d; o. Mills and Herman ShaInwald have gone
DIR. aud Mrs. L. B. Thwng OF Brooklyn are at
the Occidental.
DR.. Dudeeon and family of Peklng, China, are
at the Occidental.
DIR. L. Hausknecht and Captain Gosch, of Ger
many are al the Palace
George A. Wiley, Superintendent OF a stock
ranch at Dan HE, is al The Grand.
Douglas Saden OF England with his wife,
child ana secretary, is at the Palace.
Senator Thomas Flint Jr. of San Juan has Just
returned from trip TO the East aud is at the
Grand.
Charles A. Carter an attorney OF Red Bluff,
and his son, A X. Garter, who is also an attor.
ney are stopping at the Grand.
Professor L. Z. Tenollose, Mrs. Tenollose
and Miss Brenda Tenollose, OF Boston, and Miss
Bun Yanraguchi OF Toxic Japan, are at the
Palace.
Travelling Ageht freeman OF the Denver and
Rio Gfande Western Railroad will transfer his
headquarters 10 Portland. Oregon, TO look after
increasing business IN The Northwest.
Thomas Il. Fraser, a wealthy man OF New
Glasgow, Nova Scotia, whose late father occu-
pied seat In the Nova Scotia Legisture Tor
many years, aud James II. Fraser, business
man OF MoIden, Manitoba are on a visit TO thi 8
city and are stopping al the Lick House. They
leave Tor Inc East this evening"
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CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
Election of Delegates 10 the Republican State
Convention.

Election of Delegates 10 the Republican State
Convention.
SACRAMENTO July 19.-The Republican pri-
mary elections to-day were holly contested In
four Of tie six PRECINCTS but the result was a
complete victory in every precinct for The
Rhoads element There we're a few fights, but
none serious. Grove L. Johnson the well-known
lawyer and candidate for COngresstoO an active
part against the RhoadS faction, aud owing t.
the loud discussion, in which be took part, and
which caused some disturbance, he was ar esJed
on complaint OF disturbing he peace, but the
charge viii not amount To anything.
KFpuISC, July l9-Ihe tOilOWlnE-named per
sons were apl Ointed by The Republican county
Central Committee OF SHASTA as delegates TO the
state Convention, which meets In Sacramento,
Angus 18th: Edward Swecny, Frank W. smith,
Harry DOdSOn, William Halves, Marye flumb,
NJ I. Rose, 4. j. Dryuan and L. W Kidd. They
Endorsed General Chapman Of Red Bun Tor Gov
eruor.
HoIIIsTFR. July lathe Republican County
Central Committee OF san BenitO County to-day
chose Thomas Flint Jr., T. l.. Baldwin, George
L. Root ana n. c. briggs Jr. delegates to tile
SiaIe aud Congressional Convention, WITH W. IS.
VIM, Thomas MCCioskey, A. Tom ana A H.
SAN BERNARDINo July 19.-The San Beruar
duo delegates Will go 10 Sacramento with the
Markham rose IN their buttoubOles Nearly al
parts Of lbe county are heard from, and every
wnere the Markham delegates were elected at
The primaries. WATERWAYS own precinct went
ST0CKToN, July 19.-The Prohibtibnisis held
their Coully Convention to-day and nominated
tile following ticket: Assemblymrn- A. VI. ID.
McIutosh, r. j. Wilson; treasurer, John
TretbeBay, Clerk. Freeman Mills; Recorder, ..
y Hull; sheriff, J. A Anderson; Assessor, j. A
Holer; Superintendent OF Schools, Mrs s. Z.
HaIrip.
IRGCKEE July l9.-At meeting of Republi-
cans held to-day 10 elect delegate TO the State
Convention from Meadow Lake Township, Z. L.
McGlaShan was elected by reclamation.
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Benz Ella and Virginia City, New. stating that
they would send delegates 10 take part in the
couucil, and that delegations from Naisonville,
Virginia CITY and Santa Cruz Will bnDg friends
Progressive Ierorts were received from all
subcommittee. Tickets for the ball have been
printed and placed in The hands of REPRESENTA-
lives of each institute and can be obtained for
cash. +. ). Story of Institute 90 was selected as
floor manager for the ball. with A. b. Reade and
j. +. Burke as assistants
Grand President j. f. Sullivan returned yes
terday from the East and Will be rendered a re-
cep,ion this evening at Metropolitan Temple by
the San Francisco Institutes. He was met at
Port Costa by a committee consisting OF NJ. w.
Fleming 7. q. T., Joseph Twohig, q. s., j. j.
Harringi on and A. b. Mcguire. While ell route
to California Mr. Sullivan has organized six in-
stitutes as follows: Scranton, Pa; Brooklyn,
n. Y; Canton. ohio; Omaha, Nebr.; Salt Lake
City, Utah, and Altoona, Pa.
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ANTI-BUcKLtY CLUBS.
Organization Perfected in a Number OF

Organization Perfected in a Number OF
Precincts.
The Regular Democratic County Committee"
OF which Eugene n. Deuprey is President. an
nounces that the following clubs have been
organized:
THIRTIETH DISTRICT.
Third Precinci-President John Lambe; Vice
President James MuIiln; secretary, Martin
Heney; Treasurer James Gilmore; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Frank keleher.
Eighth Decentralization, George Bailey;
Vice President, j. Harvey; Secretary, NJ Earlt;
Treasurer, j. Murdoch; Sergeant-at-Arms, z.
Martin.
Eleventh Precinct = Parker Munson, Presi-
dent; T. L. Maber, Vice President; James Hy
land, Secretary; A. Andrews, Treasurer, NJ.
johnson, Serg ant rms
THIRTY SIXTH DISTRICT.
Fourteenth Precinct - Henry Kinds. Presi-
dent; T. A. McGowan. Vice President; William
}. Young, Secretary; William Kinds. Treasurer;
Thomas BreSnan, Sergeant at Arms.
THRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct James Flaherty, President; T.
Noages, Vice Presidents j. F. NesmiLb, Secre-
taty; William NJ. Edgar, Treasurer; Thomas
Flaherty. Sergeant-at. farms.
Sixth Precinct-M. Fleming, President; + +.
Meier Vice President; w. f. Fleming, Secreta-
ry; John Harrison, Treasurer; John ONeill,
Sergeant alarms.
FoRTIETH DISTRICT.
Tenth Precinct-John T. Marion, President;
John Gray, Yce-PI esidenti Thomas Conway,
Secretary; John Callaghan, Treasurer; William
Syerman, Sergeant-at-Arms.
FoRTY-THIRD DISTRICT
Seventh Precinct-A. j. Bruner, President; J.
II. Wander HAYDEN, Vice-President; Thomas
Coffey, Secretary; NJ. Barwald, Treasurer; j.
Cleafy, Sergeant-at-Arms
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-20
Blood-Letting Follows a Dispute
Over Articles for
Prize Fight.
BILLY LYNN's PISTOL WORK.
The Rhoads Faction Captures the
Primary Election at Sacramento.
A Candidate for Congress Ar
rested Serious Accident to a
Farm Hand Near PleaSanton.
VacayiIIe Fruit.
Special Dispatches to The MORNING CALI

SPOKANE FALLS. July 1S.-rhe reporters
room Of the Morning Spokesman was the scene OF
a terrible tragedy this morning. A party of local
ana visiting prIze-fghters had met there to sign
articles Of agreement for a fight between Patsy
MuHgan and Jimmy Casey. Two hundred dol
lars forfeit had been placed III the hands OF a re-
porIer OF the Spokesman named Hutchinson
The men got into a dispute over lie terms OF the
fight and Billy Lynn, another prize-hghfer'
struck MullIgan. Tie latter th pulled revolver
and struck Lynn. The men were separated,
and Lynn while struggling to draw his gun was
elected by Hutchinson. He slipped around TO
the back door and coming in through the COM
posing room shot Muligan through The back,
the ball tearing a terrible wound through the
lungs Altogether lie fired three or four shots,
also woundiug Ed Smith in the knee and hand
Mulligan was taken to the hospital where he
now lies dying. Lynn was arrested and placed
in iail
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CLOSING UP ACCOUNTS,
Final Meeting Of the Fourteenth of July

Final Meeting OF the Fourteenth of July
Committee.
Last night The committee OF the Fourteenth OF
July celebration met at Its headquarters to audit
bills. Nearly every member OF the committee
was present and Chairman Emanuel Meyer pre-
sided.
Bills amounting 10 s3144 55 were audited
These are about all that The committee Will have
TO pay, as every creditor was cautioned to send
in his demand early. Other bills. 1t Is thought,
will not amount 10 more than 5000 In all.
The total receipts OF the celebration are S55O5,
OF which S4655 are gate receipts. The commit
lee voted 500 to the fund OF widows and or
phans OF deceased policemen, $3.50 TO the French
Ladies' Relief Society, $50 to La Tyre Fran
caise, a choral society, and $50 to the French
Band, known as La Gaulose. The amount OF
money donated Is $3.50, and Will Increase tle
debit account OF the committee to S3494 55,
This al present leaves balance OF S246O As
IN the hands OF the committee, but II may as be-
fore stated, be reduced about 5000 BY incoming
bills. The net profits Will be divided equally
between the three French military companies
Lafayette Guard, French Zouaves and La Legion
Francaise-and 1t is thought that each Will re-
ceive about 5000. Each society is expected to
make small awards and donations with the
funds thus placed In their hands, though that
is optional
vote OF sincere thanks was passed 10 all who
participated In any way TO make the celebration
q success.
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YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
Return of Grand President Sullivan Fro


Return of Grand President Sullivan From
the East.
The Banquet Committee Of the Young Mems
Institute met last evening for the purpose OF
making further arrangements for the reception
OF the sixth Grand Council to be held In this city
next month. 1t was decided that the banquet i'll
honor OF the event should be held at B'nai Birth
Hall on Wednesday evening, August 9Th, the
closing night OF the council. About 500 are ex-
pected to attend and the list OF toasts will be as
follows:
"our Church. " San Francisco" +" The President
OF the United States," Our Guests" The Young
Mems Institute" "onr Atlantic Jurisdiction"
1.-THE Bar" 1.-THE Press" california 1.-THE
Sixth Grand Council; Fraternity" !" The Native
Sons of the Golden West" " Our Supreme Council"
The Young Mems Catholic Union" :" The Ladies'"
1t is expected that the Governor, Mayor
Pond. ex-Mayor Gregory of Sacramento and
Mayor. Glascock OF Oakland Will be present as
invited guests. Hon. Frank ID. Ryan of Sacra-
mento Junior Past Grand President, n S. G.
W.. and W. z. Sullivan Jr. OF the Young Mems
Catholic Union have also been invited.
The Executive Committee also held a short
session. with ID. J. O'Leary in the chair Com
municalIons were read from Institutes at Peta.
luna. San Jose. Oakland. Napa. watsonyile,
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DIR. CHRISTIAN IL. PETERS.
Doctor Christian Henry Peters, the astrono.
mer, was found dead in bed at Utica, n. Y, yes
terdaY morning.
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PREVENTING LITIGATION.
Nevada Judges Temporarily Restrained From
Irving Water Suits

Nevada Judges Temporarily Restrained From
Trying Water Suits.
Carson, July 19.-Some days ago General r.
NJ Clark Of Carson sued out writ of prohibi-
ton in The Supreme Court to prohibit Judge
Bgelow from trying water suits in and about
the Truckee River. Yesterday General Clark
caused his suit in the Supreme Court 10 be dis
missed. On The same day 7. d. Edwards, an at
roIney, fled a petition in the Supreme Court
praying the court TO prohibit Judge Rising from
flying Tie suit relating 10 the waters OF Tie Car
son River and its tributaries. The object OF his
suit II 10 test the coustiutionalily OF the water
law. BY testing this law great expense may be
saved to the $50 defendants, aud II Is claimed
inaI such a test should lie made before defend
ants are put 10 expense and trouble of trying the
case III The District Court This hearing In The
Supreme Court is set for August 25th next and
eminent counsel from San FRANCISCO Will appear
on both sides. The suit involves greater interests
than any ever before tried IN lie courts oil this
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-20
VACAVILLE FRUIT.
Oreharaists Jubilant Over the Coed Prices
REALIZED in the Eastern Markets.

liant over the prices being obtained for fruit In
the Eastern markets. So far, according TO
carefully prepared table published in to-day's
Enterprise 27G cars have been loaded here since
the season opened, while nearly $500 pounds.
or tie equivalent Of 80 carloads, have been
shipped.
Edward Fisher. cashier OF the Bank of Vaca-
Vile reports that the receipts for fruit from the
Isl of May 10 The close of business yesterday
afternoon show net exchanges amounting 10
S167 500 A, which is but little less than half
tie receipts OF an entire ordinary season.
Peaches on the trees bringing 4 cents
pound, while In the Eastern markets the average
returns are from 10 to 20 cents.
The weather is cool and pleasant, and fruit Is
Tipening so that there is no glut In the market.
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OBITUA AIRY.

=
At an early hour yesterday morning DIR. W. b.
SmontOn died at his residence, 1470 Eighth
street, Oakland, after an Illness OF several
months, and by his death the community has lost
one OF lis oldest, ablest physicians aud honored
citizens. He was native OF Bloomfield, Pa, 60
years OF age. He has been a praeticiBg pbysl-
clan for the last forty years and during his resi-
dence IN this city enjoyed large IL not the
largest practice OF any physician in town. He
came to the Coast In 1866 and after sOjOurning
for some time in Oregon and Washington and a
was In the spring of 1877. He has resided here
constantly ever since. He was one OF the few
physicians who was fond of his profession, and
but for bis close appi cation and devotion TO his
large practice his health might not have failed
when IL did. For years he was one OF the Insane
examiners of the Superior Court. DIR. Sinonton
was graduate of the Pennsylvania Medical
College OF Philadelphia. and belonged TO tile reg
ular school, His father was practiciDg physl-
clan in Bloomfield, Pa, for over fifty years His
illness daIes bacS five months, when lie was first
attacked with la grippe. his was followed by
two attacks OF pneumonia, one on the right and
one on the left slde the result of the latter being
the cause of his death. An abscess in the left
lung. the discharge from which caused nfiam-
nation OF the bowels, FASTENED his death. De-
ceased leaves widow and one daughter, Mrs.
DIR. j. X. Lane of Sacramento. and i've brothers
In the East. The funeral will be held on Mon
day afternoon at O'clock from bis late resi-
deuce, 147o Eighth street. Rev. DIR. Horton
will oficiaIe. The nterment Will be private
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ANOTHER DESPONDENT.
John Crane Ends His Life With
"ROugh on Rats"

John Crane, tailors assistant, who some
times worked as bushelman, committed suicide
at his room, 524 Geary street, last evening by
taking large dose Of " Rough on Rats"
Crane came from Connecticut about three
months ago and secured place as pTessman in
a downtown tallori ng establishment, but did not
keep his position long. or late he has been very
Respondent ana has threatened several times to
take his life.
AT " Oodward's Gardens on July 14th at the
French celebration, and in the presence OF his
roommate. q. X. Lichty, he wanted 10 jump
over the balcony of the pavilion TO the ground
brl0w, but was dissuaded from the attempt by
his companion
When the latter entered his room last night he
found Crane lying the floor, dying from the
effects OF the poison lie had taken. Crane was
% years of age and member OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. He is not known
to have lett a family.