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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17
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you never go to the city,"
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17

VNHE undersigned has taken the stand lately
u. occupied by Mr.. j. Aldridge Chew, Main
street. Charles Town, w. Va. and proposes to
keep in stock full and complete supply of
goods in the above lines. My aim viii be to
furnish the best goods for the least money, and
to give general satisfaction in my dealings with
the public. therefore respectfully solicit a
share of the local patronage.
September g. 1891. T. o. TAYLOR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17
Jefferson Wooden Mil,
(Formerly Poner's Factorv.

FINDER the above mentioned name the old
" .tPorters Factory, !" which in days gone
excellent manufactures, is still Operated by
the undersigned. Necessary repairs have
been made andimproved machineryintr0dnce
and viii continue 20 maintain the rep1
utation Of the mill and TO meet the demand Of
the public for frst-class goods.
The Highest Market Price viii be Maid for
Wool delivered at the Nil or at such points as
may be designated
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, Kill receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully,
P o.-Wheatlaud. Jefferson County. W. Va.
June l. lSSG-od Ja2T65 - - :. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17
EstraY Sheep.

GNAME to the premises of the undersigned,
" near Kabletown, on the LIST of October,
two Eve Sheep. The owner will please come
forward. prove property, pay charges and take
them away. JAS. A. CLIPP.
November II, 1s01-3t.*
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17
Shoe Shop Removed.

FlHE undersigned has removed bis Shoe
Il maker shop to the house lately occupied
by Mr.. Manuel on West Main street. between
Water and West streets, and Will be pleased to
serve his old customers aud the public generals
ly. Special attention given TO repairs. Charges
Teasona BILE. l.. WINEBREENER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17

TUESDAY MORNING. NovEMBER17, 1881.
The sun., 1891-05-31

bed, and atrnck into the forest on z narrow
trail cut with II machette.. The rank foliage
aboye shut out the rays Of The sun and the
panesd @ Hfaa IL sna i""ghea % the shoHsh thai
the camp Tor the niaht was but i've miles Away
ip direct line: One in the shade We found
mometer was not far from 10 deGrses.
AZ was said It had rained whop We started.
and the acslimated peopiS cn,,en IL ,Ia mefe h,
that leaty arbor we agreed with them as TO the
rain. The walk wet the clothing asthoroughIy
a. weeks hard rain could 90 and from MI thes ,n
we ended our walk. our days were passed In
cl2thing laden with rerspirn,ion.
The days were much alike In other Respects; .,sS
together with native vines and palm leaves:
There ives, usually nothing of the shack but
the roof and the noor.a tha,eh q pain, Leaves cave,
OF the maauerGl palm. The beds were like the
floors, elevated platforms foored over with
sp tree Ihess Sek
elept on hear OF leaves in the swsmps OF the
MHsmSs on saH ships On deck ss TS qoce o te
9Saqs 9oSa ssatis .GPp yard SsaD ea tabs ics! sSs
and ahS 6a
for solid discomfort never saw ANYTHING
equal to the split palm tree bod: And yet NO
one sToEs during the nfns % 70 a,n w USef ot aa a
abundance Of sleep. and turned out In the
morning with an uneQualled appetite Tor
This leads to q bit Of inform alton. about the
water. We used large quantities OF it-drank
many quarts OF i every DAY: + was wsrn bus @
States that drinking much water was danger
KEY key. pss Or someth!ns to Eii T he germs. This
sscs. snakes. @ and aiIlsators told By the sngi-
noers. 1t was nonsense.
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ss sss sss sSss sssss ssS
Sss' b,ss:le'i a did lot fSs S$ve ''sS 'sSs
ns Insecens SoGnS %ssauito iae' He Came aloes with
TsnE IN bSss hen Se
alone. hadn't the heart to Kill him.
e fact that did not Zee score OF Inos mos
centtpede. tarantula. or other vicious insect
saye q few alligator ants. and they I dld d. not Ct
Which % two seem seem were WG as long as mans arm
and terribly ill-looking: but they were not only
fney were EoSa 10 az
peciine to see The deadly coral snake strike at
and, after much labor, found one. He was .
'+FFS sad %s Inc b..
led to expect shoals Of them-islsnds covered
Rf as M tsem
Even When aiIoat on the san Juan. the stories
d sports ris Ss In hand. STOOD on sosf
to sho0s 80 ps pa
III
IT. messared ssiara7 Ak inshes SiS IN iens,h ''.'
:. In the matter Of monkeys and other harmless
sR s.y q the maSRsy We ssS monssys T Ms
faced monkeys. and the bowling black conFos: ..
hung mottonless by the tail and hand 3 they sat
with dignity In tho crotehes as We followed the
bark at US. The conRos made the welkin ring
at sight Of us. There is more howl to the
other mammal. They are In this respect
equalled only by screaming members Of the
throughout the country. In spite OF this. how.
ever the woods were musical rather than dis.
stiiied, while an endless mum ber Of other calls
and notes as sweet lulled US to SLEEP at night
and reused US again at the break OF day.
we'll as monkeys and songbirds. The natives
sat the red a9d Of
But the men with the guns objected to shoot
Ing monkes They vented Sd ps or
key or pig. though fresh signs Of both were
found all along the trail. but near @ p TIE end of
to the Pacific, they saw deer.
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rHE IRMA.

Juan and America. City. as far as the end oiths
railroad. He had intended to ride 1t. But the
trail began on a six inch log over O. ten-fooS
Ssr ns Sss %oa a ss Sp n. fly sSds
to q hemlock slashing. The mule was NO
like that. and It was abandoned: Mr.. Miller
Ta mIe Ct Ss1s sesn s hss
Htanley's In Africa for not oven 6tanleys mule,
gould have gone over 1t. The spectacle OF the
President OF such o Rcompany as this trampin3
ss route Of the Ss not s
the princely reception; giving to Lessens on
the occasion OF his visit to Panama Nothing
Mr. Miller could have done could have raised
s higher bs f h iom the Rs0Ps 9 n
Granada expresses the common sentiment.
There very notable difference between the courses
The rom 81
's ana ~:
., the yrsnsh ;sn.;,Rr,:.
dew OF champagne and gold; palaces were built and
Eardeps made ynxes were formed aud all TSfs s I'm
x II nothing else were to be done. =
Here work has been begun and has expanded ovee
without noise The President OF the construction corr
psny ha, Ia.t arrived accompanied BY :ngn.ssrms e ana
tending receptions and banquea bs walks oyer sory
miles q canal line Ss,wssh san Juan snd n San a. Frsn Az
Htant!o ssenon sla now goes to the PAoino section
Il there not truly notable difference in the courses
say one and Inc ob.orysr reach ~: eonols
that the Amsrean company wil Gnsh 81 worE Ssssass
S:::: 81 1! &.
JOHN r SPEARS.
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Ss' make pa pss.i%s 8, sher ipsompsraSs @ SSf safE
and are ali TUNED 70 CARPET ocoupsiions and 70
I pssns "a, s Ss ss e. so .
pete Win him ior his odd @ AZ .ssas q ossss
il Els Plantation. and the WORK is % al transsctsd
ndsa 81 so ioss d Pni s Fsac made
: The rsss n SslE shst .hrinks Hin y from manly
among the grass, ia her garden. What are
ssTSSs partisan: ian D. you pot sney my ;ss: ss
:sst% :s asked ySa ..s nG' .ss &c e S1Ss %
Ess stranss ssasdshiId ioFI tie s EsSfisr. ssss AZ
wSo!s mus. ssYs aye Bses bses ssliessn sSs
s1sE Z WAS ~
yoked; but its means were treachery and vio-
sSs se.Ea @ DSsGPb II 81
Soians:s snd cohesion 'I must have broue6s 4
'iS
sSs tsy AufIs fhe 'ns sssd1ss ~ isanrs
whloh marks out the race among Polynesian9
is the Italian ruggedness Countenances OF
the same eloquent harshness manners Of the
same vivacious cordiality. are to be found In
Hawaii and among italian 1sherfolk. ! know
no race that carries years more handsomely.
whose people. IN the middle way Of lifs. retain
women. with certain leonine stamp, trusty,
saeacions. brave beautiful in plainness: faces
that take the heart captive. Tho tougher
struggle Of the race in these hard isles has
written history there energy onlivens the ia.
are still eloquent Of the lost possession The
stock. that has produced q Csrsar. . Kame-
hameha, Kaahumanu, retains their sigma
ture. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON,
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Pages $3.50.

rest Of us managed to walk and make cheerful
remarks to Mr.: Merrin.. Another pleasing Gio.I
SFS thirsty Sa Sat Sessions from .he water
and stood about each with u, his =, head head
in dir above while the vine sap drained into
% Saa i sR HSasa sSs nv %SS
and had olambered over logs and croseed the
s ss .s the S hsG Sssn as sfne
careful not TO sit down at any time, because g
,so q seSSSns wSa then The end nsU
Juan S i''Tbs Tbs river % bank was Of yellow clay and
ss oana aaa &r iesi spps
pride was gone Ia q iiash, He slid down that
irs shis .ss trousers roy was 81 lonssr White
II was hero that we obtained our nrst R view q N
e San S ss 70 .onsSar Ss
before We could realize that i was not II itssls
h r shH .ss sn Wss spsns
actually sailed and worked their way up to the,
lake. as history says they ydid.'.,.i did.
banana ,PiansssIon owned 6y sn ftaiisn xhc
sss .i9SSs s:s. !s essiss'Sss sss!. .;s sss
or sS az sd w
Il Sops
ssies,. the red beans, osiied iTi,oles: the riss.
the white white native cheese and ne hsvo9a GoHess e.
proanh. Moreover. thers were. .first and lask
the bSnanas fresh on the stalk BaSanas s,,ss iH
FIR hs s,'s Ssnsna
flowers that bloom about Il as il rlpens. and,
melting In the mouth releases them siL IL
We. ana Il " h
did not take 1t ull of et once. but initiated the
sss who Il Of sas
shl.s sS W. ThS sTo women XSse yss
rounded and smooth. ai!houg6 the ,Sisoss
L Because 4 is the custom N Of the country. ia
sSenins dress wills hH' We were ris4od ike oars.
men fresh from the shell
Just shs srfsa oi e s shs
hsF and had fer good bath and to
fsesideas MiIi.r. the lsst q the psrsy and AZ
S setsas ous to 81 liz f The Ss @
San n Franoseo @ and gs their own pores They were
hunery and thirsty. Climbing 70 the uppsr !
WITH upper I deck and cabins .perehed on stiitsj
HE. Donaldson. one Of the British engineEEs.
Call0Q Dis va!oC 10 DrlnG MIN Qtlnk. 1u0
boy came quickly with glass OF water.
Take It away" said Donaldson. and
as,s bring me shra, SGts Is S eare It'll never
It was the hardest day Of the tramp. and was
ry IL IN s eod emase TO OK
1t should be said OF Mr.. Miller that whom he
had Rirded his caDacious abdomen with q six.
inch canvas belt. and had taken In hand Q
FIVE. foot stafY. he tramped over the trails with
all the speed. II not the ease Of the lighter men
Of his party. He had brought mule from San
Juan. an Offering from the Governors Of San
The sun., 1891-05-31
NEWS FROX CENTRAL AALERI0L

BAN JosE. May 6-President Rodriguez ID
disposed to put an end to the nonsense that tho
opposition leaders have been carrying on for
some weeks. On Friday morning 1t was made
known by the official paper. La Gaceta. thet
the Permanent Commission had suspended
the individual guarantees for sixty days which
means about the same thing as suspend-
ing the fright Of habeas corpus. To-day
there are some very nice people In jail-yery
nice but very unwise psople. Among these
are Gen. Carazo. Gen. Echavarrin. Don Fed.
erico Velarde. the proprietor Of the weaving
mills In Heredia; the licentiate iDon Felix
Montero Fellx went back on his party. Gen.
DSn
70 GongrSss. which hold It's opening session on
IL ss sSa
there will be no abuse OF the privilege OF sus-
piRRSdin Rodasuey has not had an easy year o, it.
Iseid opnosii9nis,, niE.d What do you complain
:".TThsy, @aade too many promises" hs said. 3
as nd hs TsSs s
did was to subsidize the priests with $4,000 .
well" I said, "that seems liberal enough
=, The new American Minister has arrived from
qsn .hs T9:S: ssp
.As .dd s %1 r
ansrt:rsd Al Tie Grand Hoisl ia the same suite
ssntlenaPP, was here: 4 special tInin was SEM
guest. and many Of the american colony
accompanied the Consul. Mr.. Beckford Matksy,
As soon AZ the Minister arrived in BAn Jos6
aas.'; A'Fs Went hsss hsa
gone also. had he not been detained ct his
nsss to transect or petittons to prefer The
Minister, ,of. War 10 known to be very tender
almost IA consequence. In, the evening the
NatioSal Band Sssrsnaadved !s the pswlK arrived.
heard at o late hour as the musicians wsndsd
their way home to the cuartel.
There 10 no raip and people with large coffee
The blossom has come. and without rain there
Will be great loss through the dropping on 81
tho Young berry. CxGL oRkaHxi
The sun., 1891-05-31
THROUGH THE RAPIDS.

We were rounding bend in ths dry bed Of
iitils four prong buck lying in a muddy puddle
0ATi, ATheres H g dead buck" saidhs.
THAT'S S." sHIa another.
:.TS9ssi iSa SSrSs AZ Il s sTs worth saving"
"SSosd' ""Sodi bs sf's isu7l. Hl|Aye"
"Yes. he Is. Look at his eyes wink"
THAT "Thr.ds. so. He must have been badly
""Tets carry him into camp"
30, one who had rope made q moose. and,
while tho rest stood around within a couple OF
q s ssE hs eSPsa oss bsnt s
%ns stss S$ss;s fs$ssss e sis
The food provided for the party Incl uded .
dozen dozen El9ds, q timed I,; m meats; tlnnSS bard
FOODS that did not come from tins were the red
beans. the rice. and plantaina 1t 10 impossi-
east %Ss W
cooked by the Indians. while the explorers had
ses5fs e ssrn to be s sMgsa
In spite Of the Oppressive atlnosphere, at from
one TO two, and . hall miles an hour. according
heat or from, the oit-repeated showers. We
we're three y, days Ieaehing the Watsrs H Sf "a 9
end WHEN we 1--WE were M'I told M that % the rest oi tRc
to t1s site % h sSSt a
reach the mouth OF the Ban Francisco. thirty.
seven miles away before dark. We agreed TO
take the rest 81 the land route on trust and
Those of us who were in advance taking an
indian with m ncbete for guide: struck Into
the unhroksl wilderness on bee line: leaving
Frsncisco. We wanted TO see for ourselves
how hard 4 was to cut through palms q .na 4
berry patch In the States. but By 10 msa9s was
patch OF brush In what Is called q hemlock
have been se.taiSs Ss, ho%oSs
mile an hour easily Probably the most Inter-
ssssIng experience, Of this trall,mshins
on tree trunk. part Of which Was
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walled church. with matched roof Tho na-
tive shacks are made Of poles. with walls and
roof made tight with cocoanut leaves. Some
times these have board floors and
sometimes none OF all. Some Of the woode4
houses Of white men have little shacks behind
very very comiortable - scheme I that Is. for the back
ssnd sas Tbsre are n Ead
houses being built on the street line.
s Ss STodn Is @ int SSps Il. hs ICY S bank
snotSer branch which L sslisd thss Colorado:
are laid out at right angles. and there are two
plazas. or public SQUARES. where few man M
suri turf; ct The pissss Is cut :, paths Where the
D3Rs PDsbIie ssuasss q q YsSFss sfssss , a'
street I rsiIroad. BoSssh cars % drawn % by y gen. en-
!ls.loCk!nE mules ,o!a pass over ths reed sSery
Is ssn somethinH % ineonEruous cong o. g In the sight of
is %s. .:ss5s. ,Sse sD5ss
ins stranger Saa 4s who got nte car and sss down
li:vs ssss IVA VA ~ sssSsi Ss
man; He was native Of NIcaragSna ,n. ~.
the village Of Amsrica Clty across The LAGOON
TO Ban Juan, and land them under covered
from the lighters that convey 1t from the
steamers. The most conspicuous part OF the
SsSea %s and aadlss sa ipSos aSa;s
EfIs sprsaSns siG - prspdiy ayss s.t!ns
SHAPED 5sJss 0sS S. 1hs sats. form nv.n .6s
sSa sss = .s, a
the time the canal 10 opened and Nicaragua
81 spons
TRsTs S Of board sidewalk
iss i sbe SasHk osy walk q ihs siaa il town: WIEN
we were there tho turf Of the, streets was dry
m. ana tSs rams have III
briah,enod tho vegetation to beauty beyoad
Ban s Jpan mas NO end Of hotels. three or four
Of which are run by white men; NO end OF
PLACES whore nsuSdsnts, nSmhsr s9ld one
sspoptIn. sIaG Houses. a gsculiarisy Of which viii
20 msDtISnsd further on: ana one dance hM
eailed hsds Band eys q bssu.iiSl sirls from Colon
The dance business il Colon was bad W M sfter the
have been GOOD undor any circums!anees with
such hideous haRs as these So o-callsd girls were.
Is Ss H ai asa sapS.Iss Hn Sunday after
sasi: e s
black eyed man oil 80 odd. who had a smiling
face and genial air well suited for bustpsss s
purposes. His house occupied whole block
BLOCK Bloc on the E EsroInd door was pxrior 40 ,fsot
Wide By so long. At the othsr end was the bar
room, which extended to the corner and 20
ff SSyo :Ss n Whom W. entered 50 full
Everybody was talking. the proprietor, vas
hind. the counter, began ringing . bell that
thing like keno with forty or more players and
three times as, many spectators; was ~ prog
went on, 1t cost ten cents OF tho county 70
dollar there is worth eighty csnts IN gold) to
ecud at VIZ sind IL ..aS us ss%: Sa: dSssR e.
The sun., 1891-05-31
IN 4 TROPICAL FOREST.
A Party Of Americans Adrift
in Nicaragua.
Experiences Of Warner Miller's
Canal Explorers.

As Rsunders In San Juan del Norts-A
Cock Tight-Keno ana Foker-A Good
Dinner Well Appreciated-A Nicaragua
street. Car Drivsr-Over the Trail-Ht
RainsA sons-Nothi.s bad About the
Sought For if wsntsa-A Buck That
Was Not Lassoed-The Unbrokea For
sst-TAe San Juan River-Didn't Waste
the Thirst-wsrner Miiier's' Tramp.
This 10 the beginning Of the story Of Jour
ney made from the Atlantic to the Pacific
across Central America BY party OF American
explorers: journey made By rail- on foot. by
steamers Of various sizes, By canoes. and on
mule back; . journey In which the explorers
expected to encounter such terrors and dis
comforts as tropical climate and tropical
forest are supposed to afford and some not
down IN the programme. 1t was . journey.
however. In which tho delights OF novel sce-
merry and customs and the pleasures Of new
associations and aoquaintances for out
weighed all discomforts and terrors. and even
led some Of tho explorers to doubt the existence
Of the terrorA
The explorers had come ct the invitation Of
the Nicaragua Canal Construction Company to
spy out the route OF the proposed canal and sec
what work had been accomplished already In
opening such an important highway for com-
merce. What We saw Of this work and what
we were told and what We concluded on that
subject hasbeen related already in The SUN
but our own adventures in . little-known
country may not be without interest while the
character OF the country and the habits Of the
people who will some day be much nearer to
tho American people than now should surely
be worth describing.
WE SAW THE TowE.
We reached Ban Juan harbor on Thursday.
April 2. and left 1t on the morning Of Wednes-
day. April 8. 1t need scarcely be said that We
did not devote all OF that time to study OF the
eastern terminus OF the canal We saw such
native life a. the town afforded. as we'll
An excellent idea OF what the general ap-
pearauce OF tho town is may be had from tho
illustrations. The houses In the business part
are chiefly OF wood. and by their forms. colors.
and frailness OF construction suggest the
houses Of frontier towns in the States They
are built without plastering. and. In most cases.
no ceiling is used. The partitions are Of single
thicknesses Of boards. Tho sheeting on the
walls is not carried up to the roof. space being
left there to permit the circulation Of the cir.
Some have shinRle roofs. many have tin and
corrugated iron. and the rest have thatch Of
cocoanut palm leaves. There II one wooden
The sun., 1891-05-31

one won a pot and the rest left thirty or forty
cents each behind them. The dealer raked
down ten Ger se9t somi%isson e es,seshSd se !,
and there was q square deal overy time.
Seeing that the. etrangsfe were OF sportin9
cock hGht for our benefit. and We ENCOURAGED
him TO do so. Three or four policemen tof
whom q dozen were 70 be found Gbout the
trice half a dozen beauties were In the street
before the hotel. Two OF the best we're selected
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JOTTLSGS ABOUT TOWN.

Arkrstin DAILY arrived from England on the umsrts
yesterday.
JudGr 1Brien has granted an absolute divorce 70
isaac b RobnsOn from Ella 3 Robinson
The proceeds nj Sir Edwtn Arnoid's reading on Nov
IN aid OF ~. Marks Hospital was SCOTIA
Charles r. shaw. who Is In Bellevue Hospital suffer
Ing from heart disease, prvSte patient OF Or. w. r
L1sk
Joseph Schoencinap, who vas seoused BY Stephen O.
1alol cislI 9. "a wes Epnrtb street pt Illegal reg
istrbton aud rinr ono o. the men III
sohrme ~ I32 Msciouxai street. WAS discharged By
Justice Hogan 81 Jefferson Market Yesterday.
Among the passenger on Ia rourane. which ssiled
for avrs ysssray were Admiral do cuyeryiis Of the
waters nid senior tlsndo Ntcnia " hO wAs conspto-
uous sihersut OF tho late President BamAceds OF CHIP
CAtEnr.rs Williams. whose husband keeps . fruit
stand nj be Exchange Mace entrance TO the Stock Be
chAugo died lrny yesterday In the hail Of her odH
inxs t llS Cellar street she asAstcd her husband In
pedd.iDk fruit and was equally well known 10 the
brokers who we're his customers.
Anadcruy OF Niss nsNl sunday evening, DR. ChAuncey
81 Ucpew WILL deliver .he cnogy All elaborate musI.
cal programme has been arrElleed Tickets and bokes
may be procured at =" Academy box once, at Breh.
tanO's. and NJ the Park Avenue Hotel
The police hay. been no lied to look ont Tor Patrick
MeMaIus. who Emil unt III was sinruy ed batter
bcJ" the Ffth Avenue Hotel II. suffering
ArA. and tho New York Hospital AL refused
.etye him. Io 10 ~ years oli Grders.Ied. and has
light hair and moustAcEe and blue eyes
The United States deputy nnrshals who served dur
ing eecton time Received their pay IN the Federal
building yesterday. nearly $40 al fru crowded intoy
tho tn,ted states Court roGms, %1eEs clerks handed
TO $40 each, according to the nGnGer OF days they
served,