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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Culled from the Leading
Papers OF the Country.
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JUDGING from document put forth by
Governor Waterman. Of California the au-
fhoritios of that State would seem 90 Doc DIS
charging very badly the trust which they
have accepted from Congress regarding iht
care aud preservation of the Yosemite li-
lev. Mr. Waterman has seen 90 ~ make
AN official attack upon Mr.. u. L. Johnson
of the Century Magazine, on account OF some
published observations ON the management
0f the 0somiie; and into this atiaeh he
has oudoayorcd 90 DRAG Mr. +. L. oim-ied'
the most eminent and distinguished ol lif-
ing authorities upon landscape gardening.
The Governor AYERS that Mr.. johnson is %
nephew Of Mr.. oimstod, and that hls lui-
nose was 20 bulidOzc The authorities oi ,ah-
iornia into giving Mr. Olmsted profession
al employment
When the Governor Of q great state can
adduce nothing better than such personal
ities los way OBJ reply 90 fair and Legitimate
criticism upon the execution Of % trust ln
which the whole country is interested. ihe
case must Doe very bad indeed; and there
would seem t0 be much reason 90 fear thal
the W0ndOrlnl- scenery OF the Yosemite may
Doe destroyed hy those t0 whose supervision
10 has been committed.
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Sir Joseph Porter Is. &. b.. First Lord of
flfe Admiralty in the Gilbert Ministry. am
ticipatcd by few years the modern prnti-
niles of military discipline which have now
been adopted and applied i0 tine United
States army. Ile case oi Lieutenant
steele. of the infantry. reminds one tef3
much Of Captain COrc0ran. of Che Ilnaioi'.
This misguided man ordered % private OF
his company 90 put lp am awning ANA neg
lccted 10 say "lf you please The soldier.
oi course. being ~any man equal, IeiuseN'
and the officer so far forgot himself as io
use big. big ID. Furthermore, Doc directed
the arrest of the independent private, WHO
was tried for INSTRUMENTATION convicted
and sentenced.
The dndmcof The court, coming mp ior
review hv the Secretary Of war. was l1id
bf him before the President and That amia-
bic military authority determined al once
that such abuses Of power must Doe eradi-
Gated with g firm hand. Tie accordingly an-
nullod iho proceedings. DISCHARGED ODE SOLE
dicr from arrest. and ordered ihe immediate
trialof Lieutenant steele for inAWman and
uugcntlcm1niy conduct.
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..naetfl'n. m AMI SD. 200. Address af Good
-InUunrd Chapel. Twenty eighth street. Dee
iHtln Leigh ani h..a $3.50 p ln- l-en.r
.tr. .res-- Tuesday nf $3.50 H. uf cdutsdNf
40 D. r. rr and Friday 600 ] 4 I'd. ODD. the cone
creation l- reminded oi tle Easter Offering
AIrllih.
f~WEuDEIL MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Denny street. Fulton liev. Pike Powers. ID
..mInieicr.- service hy thc pastor 100 1910 D..
POD. Seats free aul tNe public invited
f.-.rpAUL- CuUHCu.--eruccs every
sunday morning af J. 3 81. nl.. teniue p. nt-
prncn'ne at both services ty ihe rector
SUNDAY school Hl e.l5 90. nl.
frMONUNENraL CHURCH protestant
Episcopal -EeF. john b. Newton, rector.
u.Fue service 600 d. n. fn. and p. Dol.
sunday scl0Oiai $500 %. POD. s. cordial welcome
t0 ale
IE-HOWARD- GROVE NTH iDl, 81
EPISCOPAL nIECH.--lrc1euius ~ D.
Hog D pHaun. pastor. af J. 90. ODD. and 1.ij b..
m. Glass meeting Monday uf s.fb u. ODD.
Prayer meeting 81 edne-iay a' s.l5 n. m.
ss-r JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CONFER of Fitch und Marshall streets, lttF
Joshua prfefiiIn. rector. HeN. Preston Nash,
assistant mlulsier.-teIFIc ou sunday q.
li o.. m. nrd '. in,
l8-CuHl-T EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corr
per ktlaNle and Twenty second Streets
Hev. J.b. Funston. rector Morning service
tf ID 90. i'.i Oh ehlnf 1tisle. =. DID. KY.
tenn service i.Nu., nl--.' 'e.tt
n.s,.s "'--''
COST MARKS EPISCOPAL CuC hch
Rey. q. o.. lasuIcIl. ID. ID. rector LeF. H
Is. williams. Observation-Disclosures service. Oh
"a. rl.
r...n.srr. frnrlfopAf. frrrrrIr r.rner
OF rorsn.e ani Main stre.ts.-i,cv. IT,
ii' ''' ''''.' '''' .---' ''' ~ .''''''
r-.,fEAur- ffl-trlnrAT ruf-uru Man
oltI.-f.r.--eflIe. In OBJ. fuOr.inuat III A. u1.
afI .ev. John d. Usfum4u Win preach af
f.l1u.ln
pe--r. ANDREW. CHURCH. corner of
... '... ID r..'.....I. .t-....fe u.,- PM. pm,
.r. ID ID r-.f.r Services. -v.r, -undlr.f
ID ID Dad .ni s. n nl -un.i.r sch.olafo..l
a.m.
r-.ppo,n-srpTFr METHODIST
rffl-r,l'fr ilr'.al r.. .r.llf, ..r.rt-. REV 81.
S. Ian.n.fn. ID. n.. uasf0r. will preach u
"a b.. nri s. Do rn -unI.r SCHOOL and pInI.
'' '''' ' -'''
p.-nF~ NN--TnETr ID D. ru1rprrl
Dom, and Seventh Streets. iev. d. b. Woaf
ward r..|UH IIImI. obi services. SUNDAY
-..,. li. ueir..-..., ,f..,f -.r,... az -.,0
d. fn III ..rl..IIr invited
CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH,.
Roy. William B.. IuIkfn4. pastor. pr0n.NIr.
10 d. o.lIUcI.n O.. DID. nnI su. uI. STRANGERS aII
other. llwar. welcome.
-pANk-pLACE METHODIST Ell~CD-
j. Wiley Uiels0e. PASTOR lrcachiura ~ f.
n and 3D.. DOB. nF tle pastor. Subject af
night. "lcspondelcy.
e. llAf--i REEF METHODIST Diil RIOTS
-.nfIlI. corner OF Admin. and CLAW streets
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Will you heed the warming the signal per-
haps. oi Tie sure approach OF that more terri
bile disease, ConsumptOnf Ask yourselves
ID sou can afford for The sake Of saving 30
cents. 60 run ine risk and 10 nothing Tor &c.
" c know from experience mat shiloh Cure
viii cute your Cough. 10 never mii.. Tins
explains why mDir 800. n Million OF iuflics
were sold the pass Atnl. itfcilrFcs C4uu
and Nhooplng Cough at once. Mothers, go
NOT be- " ilNut 10. .WF'' Detlch uce. SOLO
by i.o.il SER ifptArl- .al. Ri 81. feihia s Co..
corner ul illlh anI MARSHALL sti1cls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

TYNf. DO HTI.|.s
Al Old pnf..r ru. NORFOLK. closely
..If. aIi. limos f.f Baltimore. IIIuIaIpIIanud
lor Eastern >0lfa Carolina anl oboe South.
AfNENnNII nLH- ur Hampton and
-mlfhl.Il. $50.
and af LAnEnDNr with fhr Atlantic
lnI UutIlI. road .0r NnFefly. IIeEs.
l.Ii. anI aII stations.
nhif AIl WATER ROT iI.
ItfE- Ii|IE ll DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LItt
JAMES NNa Dbl lNH GAP. AND WAh
tlEtEfl.
'HEAfl.I fUllE
RATES Hiss IHh A.. HALF lliAIiID Il
RAJ. IINFs
FARE 800 OLD POINT tNU .DI FOLK.
eI.1U. STRAIGHT: $3.50 IOIAD
4Nlr.tI ONu-D.Ar-.
The t'eant and f.st s'tam..
ARIEL
DtfrAl DHAD.
leaves Ic.mouf ctcfy
MNNNAf, iN. DAY AND lIDA1 AT
n. 81. .~ilt .l.i-' A4ie '' nl.tllll To-
,lLAtlI WHARF lOr aDoft-HHmcc
places. a,t.tI DO y-A l'int anl norfolk
ABOUT .ti j. % Nin-n-. u'r steamer
leaves 'li'l '-t, 'ih fNiNi t'i4 -."Nufi NeHs
900 1906 '.i'''. NHlHi "...'INt "t i.iNnuunu
''ti
i"'" ,'.n 4.... q. .'.'oi 'i,a l'
'il' .'.' ''V' 'i'''i ''i''l' h"s-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

ra-VFVA CHURCH. corner
and e.--undaT school
n. ~ plu.at n. m. and at 1880 y. m. sum
pa. m.
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1913 n. N. leaves iba. Arrives at Ashiariaf
l,33 "a. m.
400 p. ODD. recommendation leaves lIlfl..f.a.i
station. afrIfrsHf Ashland atom.
d.0fr. m. leaves Einai arrives ar Ashland m
6.f1 81. m.
o.i5 p. nl. au.Fos tIha. Leaves Ashland .f
600 "a. DO.
$50 q. DR. recommendation arrives af Htrl
street station, leaves Ashland .f
1857 "a. m.
$3.50 p. in. arrives ai llba. leaves Ashland st
0,i2 D.. m.
g.. a. TAYLOR Traffic Nana.ar
&. n. ID. Myers General Superintendent
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HttsfpsDs.
DICHMOND. FREDERIcKsm-nn

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
n AND POTOMAC RAILROAD 49,
duic.commcncing FEBRUARY pm l4,o
Eastern standard timo.
1872 o. ma. leaves Byrd-sfrfcf station au.
stops only 90 Ashland. B0ffuaii
Milford, Fredericksburg. Rr0rre
ana WileW1ser. sleeper Washing,
ton ana Sew York
1907 n. m leaves BYrl. street station dahl.
except sunday.
$50 B.. IN. leaves fyfl-sfroef station ilIf.
7.I3 y m caves bYfd-sircef ffa l0u flU.
stops Onlv at Boutwell,. NIf.r.f
and ircdorlcksburg. sleeper r.lI,
mond iO Sow York
$50 n. m. arrives no BYrI-sfroff station DAM.
Sleeper from Now York
OBS D. m, arrive 600 Byrd-sffcff sfIfInnd.Iiu
stops ar Irolcrickshnrr. NIfrf
Boutwell,. ana Ashland 4IeDr..
from Washington auI Sew far..
does not stop nf flNl.
sos 3. m. arrives HNfI-sfrDNf afIfI0n I.|I..
stops only af Fredericksburg six
fond h1inUclI. aud Ashland
o.f1 p. m. arrives ni IFIIrffrrnf station HIII.
except sunday.
The Ncw York ana Florida special. cam.
posed Of Pullman NDsfIHuir rlfs. nrr.t..
at the byrl-sireot station or T.i3 %. m. nn.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. nrI
leaves HYrl-sffcot station af $40 n DID. .n
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays fsfrI
fare Is charged ou flis train.
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slxiy-ioot lots on nny-ootagonuas Queen
anne Houses. Monthly payments. so ma-
nr.1. NYsllntcs. $50 boom pr ces.
Stop paying rlut and oHn your OWl
houses. un Norfu avenue, near c.ir limits,
Apply fo JAMES d.. BAEI0..
.ut-i. on premises.
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Entered 81 the Richmond (Va) possoihce
IS scconG-class matter.
a.rSpcclai contracts will be furnished on ap-
plication.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and Am use -
ment Advertisements = per inch each IN
sertion.
ns-Rcadingnoticcs IN rcadlng-maiier type
IL cents per line. Nouparcil loaded, II ceh'e
per line.
Rcmlttances should be made hN ult'''
cbrcrs rosiofIice orders on registered letter
P"'"''N THE TlMLs COMPANY.
richmond. Va.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
4 stockholders ol tne WEST IND LAND
AID IMPROVEMENT COMPANY VIII Dn
held 900 The office oi james I. louley. so.
hob East Main street. Richmond, AI.. nn
NIDt -lAN APRIL q. l~.U- ai ID O'Clock 30.
The books flr tnr transfer " stock W.Ii
Dee closed from Narfh 30. 1880. ut % IT, M. 20
April Is, 1890 no 40 a. 3D.
JsNES II. lDOlEl, President.
OEO. j. ROGERS. Secretary. uHrlo-ZW
nN THE REQUEST OF STOCK
- HOLDERS holding mora Than Uu.-teufn
thf capital stock olfhe VIRGINIA WESTERN
k tlLkOAD e. MrASl. 10 general meeting
of llc stockholders of said company If Ler-
ny called to Doe ucld at lne office eff tle come
ulul. liu3 MAiN STREET, Eirli10nl. Na..
$50 L. O'Clock 80. ou SATURDAY. Gee f2tl
day ol april, 1880 for fhe election ol diIsc-
tors 0ni tho transaction n such utler busl-
ness as shall Ds deemed necessary
as. blFOkD.
mhi3-WcGra President.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Bs-FIRSr BAPTIST Cibh'b, corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets. W. 'tvrae
Cooper. pastor. Preaching ut - IT, M, anu p
p. IN. Bible school NJ n:l3 am. loufln-
street Chapel, Rev. q. j. Niii'''inA 10 - H.
ss-sFcOND BAPTIST CHuCIi, corner of
Main and Sixth strcts, Rev, W. W. Ian
drum %. j., pastor. iteichin. n. ! p. ~
and 3 y. ~. by ihe pastor 9""ns''' "''-
come.
rs-vFVA CHURCH. corner
ofIwentv- first and Nenatie.--undiF- SCHOOL
AZ $3.50 a. u. Preaching hY ine PASTOR itrf'
q. u. plu.pt ! : n. m. and %, 800 b. H. sum
day-fchoo~t . q. m.
Ha~CIAY-srRlTr BAPTIST CHURCH.
conner of CLAW and Graham Streets heF. $.
a.. liopfOu. plstOr.-N ofshlp ul II h' III.
By GRACE sTRlErBAPllsr CHURCH;
pa10r. ur. 81. If. Hatcher. sunday school
at1a. m.; sunday preaching hi ~ "' .,'. i a,il
s. n. m. "Wednesday services At o 70 ms d li-
.Iar service young mcn'sl 40 ,. DID. FREQ
seats and . welcome % all.
rt-IErGH-sTRF JET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Twenty and Lflfn streets D.
Preaching Dy The pastor, Rev. j. NJ. iioaL ID
D..atII "a. m. and 1880 p. m. sunday senooi
at a.l5 %. JOB.
ne-rAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH cor
norof Twenty eighth and t. stfeels-flfi 'n-
ING sunday af ! I 90. m. ana 900 p. I'D. hl lht
pastor. Rev. Joel Il. tucker unahy-7cNo'i
tf $3.50 "a. n.
ns-FlRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner az Grace nrd Madison stfeefe.-itNF
b. p Kerr. pastor, VIII preach at IT o. ln' ana
: p. m.
r--WEsTNINsTfN CHURCH. corner
cprv and Sycamore Streets l,eF. d. J.. her
viii preach 40 p. I'D. sunday school al @lo
O.. DID,.
rD-sECOND PRl-BYrERIAN CHURCH
Rev. So. ID HOge. ID, j.. VIII preach ~ j ID
nm. ana the rev. james r.. Dickinson 70 . D..
DID,. Dr Hogo VIII preach in ihs ola Market
SAN at 8 p. DO.
ns-ruHD PREsBYrERlAN CHJiiC.ia,
pe. l. b. Cannon. pastor Preaching ny the
pastor af ID 3D.. ODD. and D.. n.
Fs-FOU.TH IEfeBlTERlAN CHURCH.
Wc-f Grace street, Rev j. CALVIN stewart
castor. residence 9lO west Grace sireet-Di-
vino tertlc. sabbath at ID a ODD. and p.
rn Preaching Ir tine pastor. ~ clNesluy
service at s. %. m. pews oi tne church free.
e,-grACE- eTREEr PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Eov.James y. Fair. ID. h.. pasI or
SER, ices nf H 4 "a. DOB. ANA . p. Ni- liriNliii
.r Tine pastor. Services Wrint, dnf nltii "a.
3 n. in. and Friday afternoon pray ei emo. iln-
4f. f.ru DID, m. lIr--eNuul 900 $3.50 ga. ODD.
rr-AfI SAINTS CHURCH. Madison De-
tween Franklin and Grace streets. iieF.
bowman. HcfOr.-rrfflff. ti III ann. SEQ
IS p.m. SUNDAY s,n.oi Al $3.50 DO in'
nrvonnE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
FlI-COpAL CIT ROB. Laurel street oFlo-
.ifo fne Park. Service. iH lle morning o.
iHout.fuoan service are iiec, hf ofirl Oh
flr ,l-fr.. and nlI who come VIII Doe gladly
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bs-FrRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets. Dr. 1cor1e
Cooper. pastor Preaching ilt - H. ~. ain =
o. tn Gibie school nt e.lj ann. FOURTH
street Chapel, rev. G.. j. Williams at y. ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
aon. Braxton Is. Gihso1l.

The accomplished member of the
House above named, is an ornament
to that body, and to his State, indeed, !
he would ornament and distinguish
any Legislative body to which he
might belong. AS a representative
of the highly enlightened constituency
of Jefferson county he reflects honor
upon them as well as himself by his
sagacious comprehension of every
question under discussion in which
lac rarely fails to take an intelligent
part; though one of the youngest
members of the House.
Mr.. Gibson was born August, 1856,
near Charlestown. Jefferson county.
Upon arriving at young manhood,
Mr.. Gibson taught as Assistant Prin-
ciple of the Charlestown Academy,
but was admitted to the bar in 1881,
having attended the Law Department
of the Virginia University, being a
member of one of the Greek letter
fraternities of thai grand old institu-
tion-The DeIto Psi.
Mr.. Gibson was elected Delegate
in 1888, and has pursued such a
course as to make him one of the
atlese and most useful members, and
though. young in years he has won
very high and popular esteem on
every hand. and deserves the pride
and gratitude of his people at home.
He has offered several important
Bills, seven of which are of great
moment.
His work on Committee is quite
arduous, being a member of each The
Privileges and Election, Judiciary,
Education, County and District Road
Internal Navigation, etc.
Mr.. Gibson is an enthusiastic mem
Der of the Masonic fraternity and be-
ing a member of the Grand Lodge,
Grand Chapter and Grand Commau-
derry of West Virginia, aud takes a
great interest in all political, moral
and social questions, and is just that
sort of material out of which our use
full men are made.
With all, Mr.. Gibson is exceed
ingly popular with his brother mem
hers and all who come in contact with
him, either in social or official way
while his refined and courteous man
ners cannot fail to win for him high
place in public estimation.
Charleston NonpdrteI, Feb. 9.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
Farmers Institute Society.

In the House of Delegates, on the
9th inst, Col. R. P. Chew presented
the following, which was referred to
the Committee on Taxation:
AT a meeting of the Farmers In
stitute Society of West Virginia,
held at the Courthouse, in the city
of Parkersburg, on the 22nd day
of January, 1890, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That we earnestly re-
commend to the farmers of West
Virginia the vital Importance of or
ganizing Farmers Clubs and Farm
ers' Societies throughout the State,
for the purpose of promoting their
interests.
Resolved, That we deem it of the
utmost Importance that the Legisla-
ture at the present session appropri-
ate liberal amount of money to be
used by the State Institute Society,
in cooperation with the Board of
Regents of the State University, in a
combined effort to organize and es-
tablish the Institute work in the
State.
Rescued, That the Secretary of
this Society send a copy of these
resolutions to each member of the
Board of Regents asking them to CO.
operate with the Society in establish
ing the Institute work in the State.
Further, that Committee of three
be appointed to urge the Legislature
to appropriate State aid.
ReSoIved, That we as farmers of
this institute and members of the
Farmers Institute Society of West
Virginia deem it of the most impor-
lance for the farmers of West Vir-
ginia, that the Board of Regents of
the West Virginia University should
at once appoint some one to assist
said society in holding institutes and
organizing the farmers into institu-
ton societies in the several counties
in the State.
S. S. STONE, Pres't.
A. d. HorK1Ns, Sec'y.
We do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true copy from the records
of the Farmers Institute Society of
West Virginia.
S. S. STONE, Prcs't.
a. D. HorKINs, Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

A special from Washington to the
Wheeling Register says that the Dem
ocrats are determined to organize an
effective and aggressive Congress
sional Committee. They do not pro-
pose that the National Committee
shall again assume the functions of
the Congressional Committee as it
did in 1888, when it is claimed by
neglect of the details of the Congress
sional fight, the Democrats lost the
present house. Mr.. Wilson is made
the member for West Virginia, and
he will be given prominent position
on the Executive Committee, as the
Democrats intend to pay close atten-
ton to West Virginia next fall and
prevent the Republican frauds per-
petrated in the last election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

A Washington special to the Wheel
ing Register, under date of Feb. 4,
says: Representative Wilson was ac-
tually lionized by the Democrats TO-
day for his speech last night. Many
correspondents of leading newspa-
pers called upon him for permission
to read the report which had been
sent to Mr.. Wilson by the official re-
porters and everybody spoke of it in
praise. The House Democrats have
subscribed for over eighty thousand
copies of the speech and say they in
tend to circulate it throughout the en-
tire country.
w. H. H. Flick will be postmaster
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
Estray.

TIME owner of Three Last Springs Calves
Il can recover the same by calling at the res
idence of the undersigned, proving property
and paying charges, including cost of this
notice /. p. cambridge.
February II, 1S9O-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
CloYer and TiLnotaY Hay,

mixed. in the barn and dry several thousand
Fencing Plank, new, 40 or so bushels of Seed
Oats. 40 or 50 bush. of Potatoes. good varieties:
90 ur ~ bush of Prime Clover Seed. free from
fifth: / pair Fairbanks Platform Counter
Scales. good as new and will weigh from OF.
to $40 ms
All the above property desire to sell hav-
Ing reserved all 1 need for my OWE use
Sale positive no postpouement on account of
weather Sale to commence at 10 o clock, IA NJ.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sums under SO. Cash.
$40 and over credit until 1st day of October,
1880 note and approved security. bearing in
tercst from date. required before removal of
property Notes made payable Mt 1st National
Bank of Charlestown. and jefferson Savings
Bank at Shepherdstown, 20 meet the convent
ence Of purchasers. j. s. MELVIN.
J. w. DOdd. AuctiOneeT.
February II. 1890.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
M oney for Sale.

. JEFFERSON Comfy Building Associnfion
- No. Z, will offer Money for Sale. III The Of
fee of Cleon Moore, Esq. on Tuesday nigLt
February %, 1880. BY order of the Board.
Feb. II. 1890. 7. s 2: LI I, PITT,
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Wanted

CtATTLE. Hogs, Sheep. Calves. and Lambs
~ viii ship two car-loads on the 10th of Feb
ruary: at b. y o. Depot. Fowls and Eggs re-
February II, 1880.
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MARRIED.

In the Catholic Church. at Harper's Ferry,
Feb. 5. 1890. by Rev. Father Wilson. Mr. JAS
BRESNAHAN. of Washington. and Miss Ell
LA BRIGGS. daughter of Mr.. Charles Briggs.
of Haspcr's Ferry
In Waco, Texas. january 21St. 1880. bv Roy.
II. A. BOurland. WILLIAM MANNING WILL
LIS to Miss MALI5SA A. HOLDER. of Mis-
souri The groom is The grandson of the Lutte
N. w. Manning. of this county
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I Corn and Cob C7zLshe7'

'Great American" made by Whitney at BaIti-
more, Brst-elass and good as new; Lime and
Plaster Spreader. good implement and in good
condition; Riding Corn Cultivator. popular
implement and good as new s or 10 Barshear
Flows 1.-TWO and Three Horse. Sunfish, Ullum,
Woodstock. Rowland Chilled, Sc.i Double
aud s Single Shovel Piows and Corn Coverers,
Corn Planter. L jack. used in setting and con-
Meeting machines ! Steel Scoop. for cleaning
ponds. good as new; Fnur-Square Harrows,
Siauting Tooth Steel Harrow, 3 Wheat Pans,
different makes 2 Cutting Boxes, Wheat
Binder (Woods). in good working order: 9
Mowers one Adriance and one Champion
Adrfance Wheat Reaper. side delivery; 2 Viii
longhby Wheat Drills. with Hendricks Phos-
phate attachment 2 Buggy Grain Rakcs,
Hand Corn Planter, Double Spout Corn Shell
Ter. set Dung Boards. l Jackscrcw. 2 Log
Chains. Mattocks. Digging Irons. , Cross-Cut
Saws, Mauls and Wedges. Forks. Shoves and
Hoes Spreadcrs. Treble, Double and Single
Trees; / Treble Gear HORSEPOWER. with Rods
and Arms. has been nsed but little: good and
substantial Bob Sled, will bear saw logs or
= fs,,,s. r,F
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GEO. BAYLOR,

Special Commissioners.
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Jefferson
County, w. Va: |, r W. Latimer, Clerk of
said Court, do hereby certify that Geo BAYLOR.
one Of. the Special Commissioners in tho above
namcd cause. has given bond as required by
law and in accordance with decree therein
Given under my hand this 9Th Of December.
1889. T. w. LATISlER, Clerk.
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Eor REM.

TWO good Houses-one with five and the
i other six rooms. Apply to
january z, 1880. GEO. II HAGLEY-
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One Low Broad-Tread and Substantial Log
Wagon. 9 Four-Horse Wagons, usual Height
/ Wagon Bed. Two-Horsc Wagon and Bed.
9 0ne-Horse Spring Wagons. in good coudi-
ton. one good as new . Wagon Running
Gears for carrying Threshiug Machines, No
Top Buggy, i Centennial Corn Shelter. with
Horsepower. ali in complete working order.
shells from 1900 10 1900 bushels per day
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90 BBLS. OF CORN, z TONS OF
PRIME TIMOTHY HAY.

TERMS OF sALE.-A credit of Ten Months
viii be given on all sums over $40. purchaser
giving Negotiable Note with approved security
bearing Interest from date. Sums of $40 and
under Cash. No property to be removed until
terms are complied with.
81 Sale to commence at 10 a. NJ. sharp
February 4. $780, DAVID T. JONES.