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The state herald., 1892-12-23
HOW LARGE AFARMq
Tho Quantity OF Land should Depend
Upon the Character Of the Farmer
Safety In Small Farms.

OpOu tho NnArRcSor OF the Fhrmoe-
Safety In Small Farms.
There Is no question more discussed, nor
one upon which there Is Q wider range Of
opinion, than IS to the proper amount Of land
that can be handled by one man with the best
and most profitable results. No other section
shows the extreme limits OF the question so
much as does the arid West. Here can DO
found the man who makes q failure Of farm
Ing upon a ranch Of 10000 acres, and close by
him can be found tho man who acquires a
competence from the cultivation Of ten acres.
Hundreds OF farmers can be found who will
declare that they are unable to support their
families upon so small ranch as 800 acres,
and hundreds Of others can be met who arc
convinced that tract Of that size will be am.
ply sufficient To supply the wants Of dozen Of
good-sixed families. And each will be in the
right. One has but to travel through the
grafn-growlng portion Of the West to see any
number Of cases Of semi-starvation going on
upon ranches OF more than 800 acres. There Ia
many land-grccdy rnncher to-day who finds
II difficult to make both ends meet one year
with another upon thousand acres Of land.
The solution Of the question depends en-.
tirely upon the nature Of the man who is Gu.
gagged In solving IT, The 10000 acre farmer
can never be brought down to such small oper-
ations rs the carrying Of n "farm" Of ten or
twenty acres. lie thinks such work alto
gether beneath his dignity, and so he goes on
year otter year, running deeper and deeper
into debt, getting few good crops and
good many poor ones, until finally the sheriff
sells him out and he Is forced to go to work
for some more successful neIghbor.
But, who ever heard OF farmer with ten or
twenty acres OF good varieties Of fruit being
sold out by the sheriff. There are no more
prosperous communities In the world than
settlements In the West where fruit-growing
by irrigation Is the leading industry, and the
average holding does not exceed twenty acres.
There is plenty Of money and all the accom-.
paniments Of prosperous state Of affairs ase
found In the way Of good houses, fine horscS
and all those things which go to make life ef.
Il there is any one Thing which the expkl.
ence OF the last twenty years has proven be-
yond a doubt, 1t is that the small irrigating
farmer, II he bc prudent, can command sue.
cess, while the large farmer too often meets
with disaster.-irrigdtioa Age.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

SOMEBODY has been giving away, or
TO be accurate, has been selling the
secrets of the German army. Among
these is the fact that lot of guns ar
rayed to strike terror to nations are
innocuous at the muzzlc. but deadly at
the breach and s,dewisc of marked
homicidal tendency. Much interest is
taken in the revelations, that dis
played by the emperor being marked
by an almost enthusiastic desire to
meet the bctrayer
The state herald., 1892-12-23

The New York police rnilrd the printing
establishment ~ Eugene II. Marvin, al go
Eighth avenue Friday afternoon and captured
three truck loads II green goods literature.
Marvin, the proprietor 81 the place. was not
caught, hut three III his men were arrested.
Marvin IL snid to hnvr been doing the print.
Ing Tor ali the bly, green goods operators In
ihr country. Within the building two cyiin.
der ptes.ea are In motion, Zig stack of
circulars already printed were posted up
oil more ut rapid rate, A. least 10000
circulars were found In the room. Many
clrctro,ype- and form. wrro found ready for
Use. On the ground noot was stored goods
ready fof shipment, circulars, kilograms. imi.
tnilon typc.wrttrn letter., aud bogus n,ws.
paper clippings In fact, all the .paraphcfna'
mll'io
The state herald., 1892-12-23
Not u "keynote."


ST. Louis E,pnbte.
Mr.. .IIarrison's farewell message Il what
might very we'll have been expected from him
"a federation Of his assurance that, whether
triumphant or defeated, he Is one Of the best,
wiscst, purcst. most patriotic and least falllblc
men the country ever produced. This Is nm
undertonc In the present message which Is
pitched throughout In minor key. Mr..
Harrison Is no longer truculent, but he takes
pains To deny that he was wrong on single
point Of the policy Of his administration. lie
goes out rciterating his Endorsement OF
everything he has previously advocated, from
high tariff to force bill and ship subsidie.
Those who expected TO hear u keynote rally.
ing the party will be disappointed, The mes.
sage seems To have n such aim. II seems 20
be the work Of man who recognizes that his
public career l. closed; whose only care Is to
keep his face To the company rs he bows him.
self out. hut 50 firmly convinced Is he Of his
own eternal righ,ness that he can almost pity
what he considers the eternal wrongness that
rctlrcs him,
The state herald., 1892-12-23

The sunday opening question will shortly
bc dragged into the courts. An application
has been made for an injunction restraining
the Worlds Fair directors from closing the
gates on sunday aud Judge Tulcy will hear
arguments on the matter In January.
Tho application Ia hnsed on the assumption
that jackson park Ia public property, place
u resort owned by tbr whole people. Tho
property In trust for the people. and have no
authority Ia dcbar the public from II on any
day IN the ycnf,
II IL further alleged thni, since they have
moi tie hight 10 bnr out The people, they have
not tho right to delegate 10 nnyhoiy clsc ,ls
closing NJ the grounds ON Sunday.
The motion for an injunction IL backed by
wealthy aud preminsnt buAlnaAs men.
The state herald., 1892-12-23
NEW DISCOVERIES OF GOLD.
southern Utah III. scene OF Great TX
element.

element.
The dispatches few days ago announced
the discovery Of rich gold fields In Northern
Arizona. Il now appears that the fields ART
located In Southeastern Utah, and IL distant
about 100 miles from durango, There are
fairly good roads leading To the fields. Du.
range I. In a fever Of excitement over the find,
and parties are leaving every day. Prepare.
lions are making TO run a stage linr from
there and the first stage will leave Thurs.
day
The original discoveries were smooth PEG.
Pile. In order to avoid suspicion they gave II
OF, that the machinery they were shipping
wa. intended 10 develop gold mine. but a
willy old prospcctor named Welsh dropped
onto the scheme. followed the outfit aud IA VI
away the snap, II Ia said he was offered
$500 To keep the secret, but refused. A
large number Of claims have been atnkrd out
by n rich corporation known m the Globc
Mining Company, and no less person than
President Harrison II said To br Interested,
A. icnAt 900 men src nov on the ground.
or pushing nero-. the desert ns fast as teams
can carry them, The location Of the di.cov.
cries |. described Ms being on the San tupn
River, forty miles north Of the Arizona boun
Diary. II Il said that the pay gravel extends
up The bed ~ the snn Juan for hfiy miles,
and that every pan Of dirt has anywhere from
u color To o. dust In II.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

ACCORDING to the supreme court the
freedom OF the press Is by federation
Instead OF by right in this country,
since the postal authorities may, when
authorized by congress, exclude from
the mail every document. public or
private. political, religious or social.
whenever the ideas or principles it
seeks 20 disseminate are condemned
Ivy their judgment us injurious to the
people, Under such sweeping deelar.
alton the constitutional amendment
Declaring that congress shall make
no law nbridging the freedom Of
speech or OF the press" docsn', amour,
20 much beyond sounding pretty.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

A remarkable Jury was sutitnariiy dealt
with by Judge i,rctano ~ Chicago, few days
nso. II wHs III. cnso In which the mother ~
pycar.old Mabel Angel was suing brown n
Co, contractors, for s25,0o0 damages In csu..
Ing the death II the child, The jury pc.
il,loncd Ia have whlakcy mud cigars sent 10
the jury room, and receiving M response from
Judge, The result wns n verdict nniinv the
charge ~ negligence tue, and awarding the
plnlnilir nnn ern, damages. Judge iirtnno
Instantly ~, aside the verdict, administering
terrific tongic.leslllng 10 the Jurors, dis.
missed them IN dl.gince mud fined the ninr
chief oulprl,- 10 ~ amount cquallnf their
fees.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Arthur urubh, n young farmer living at
Nashville, Ohio, received n green goods
circular aud decided To invest lilo borrowed
500 aud started for New York, where he
found the swlndlcrs aud agreed to receive
5000 for his 500. When, n usual, they
placed good money In his yalis., he picked II
up and started for the depot, ciudcd the gang
and boarded the ears, He expressed the
valsc to New Salem, 80, I, there, repaid the
900 and sccrutcd the remainder, s.,i0o, In
his house. There, however. the gang got the
better OF him and recovered II by robbery.
Mr. Grubb thus loses his travelling expenses
TO and from New York.
The state herald., 1892-12-23
ALWAYS THE WRONG GUN.
Yon Have . Rife whsa You Meet Birdie
aud = Shotgun for Rucks-

hon uhSe Htus Wheu You Meet Birdie
aud shotgun for Bucks.
We had been peddling leisurely
along the south shore offend d Oreille
Lake, and having stopped for lunch. {
picked up n shotgun loaded with Is and
walked along the shore with tho view
of shooting ruffcd grouse for dinner
and looking up location for camp. I
had not gone half I. mile when heard
y noise in nm enclosure which seemed
TO have served rs shelter for lumber
mems stock.
Moving in that direction, l jumped .
large black bear. pricked his ears
with charge Of No. Tat about twenty
yards, and he stopped to consider or to
scratch himself, giving me time Ia
draw my revolver, which failed 70
cock ON account Of being rusty.
On no previous occasion on that trip
did take shotgun when reconnoit-
ring, says writer In IN exchange.
Two day later, after having located
n camp. ! went TO look for large
cedar log. and during my two hours
walk flushed eight duslsy grouse, and
do not remember how many rufYcd
grouse. On that occasion carried Q
ia-cal. rifle. The next morning TOOK
my pointer and io.gauge over the SANG
ground and bagged two dusly grouss
and four ruffcd grousc-all we could
flush.
On my way TO camp and not over 400
yards from II, ! jumped one OF the
largest Whitehall bucks I have seen II
this vicinity; he gave Inc standing
shot at about ono hundred and aftv
yards, but then he knew had the
seattcrborc with me.
We have all had tho same expert.
cnces over and over; and the more NJ
have hunted the more incidents we cap
remember. ! mention them TO cxpiain
why have spent many leisure houss
gazing wistfnily Mt n repeating rife
good weapon; but II would bc n more
suitable hunting gun. In my cstiunA-
ton. II the magazine tubs could ~
changed into shot barrel
! have given the problem up, NJ
head being either too thick or a
thick enough 10 think out tho required
alterations: but the cntcrprising COM
pany manufacturing tho repeating
rifle could. II strikes me, place n gun
on the market with rifle barrel either
40 or "a and shot barrel ~ or 10.
gauge, over and under or side by side.
Such gun would be appreciated by
| many
The state herald., 1892-12-23

WILL the one significant, palpable
obvious creation which shall stand to
the world as the American novel ever
appear? 1t seems unlikely, for the
conditions are ali in favor rather of
q multitude Of productions of varying
type, but of unquestionable excel
lence Great books will be written
in America, but the one great story in
which American life shall be forever
typiiicd will not be written within the
next century.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

able in its regular. sculpturcd
delicacy, united to a lively imagina-
ton and unusual fluency of speech in
Italian and French, as we'll as in
English, has made her a welcome
guest In many circles. She was
pctted by Victor Hugo, on terms Of
sarcasm and repartee with Arsenc
Houssaye and is a worshipec Of Verdi.
There have long been rumors Of q
drama to be written in cola boration
with sardou. The manifest result,
however, is the volume just brought
out, "Victorien SardCu; A Personal
Study" She is the first American
authoress to be decorated by the French
academy, of which she is an officer;
and, quoting from the gallant NJ.
Houssaye, she is lovely with every
loveliness her profile
one that might have been de-
signed by Appelles or Xeuxis.'
Three years ago she was decorated
and made an officer OF the French acad-
envy in recognition OF her Life Of
Gustave Dorc," which work has since
been translated into Swedish, Spanish
and German. The Dorc Society Of
France also presented her with COM
plete set 70 the artists great engrav.
ings, taken direct from the originals
Her winters are passed at Monte Carlo.
her husband and herself being fre-
quently the guests of tho rcigning
Prince and Princess. This spot the
The state herald., 1892-12-23

On OLIVER wendell HOLMES has
been invited to furnish the ode for the
Hay day opening of the worlds fair.
The honor could not have been more
worthily bestowed. The "Autocrat,"
although more than eighty years old,
has not lost his poetic fire. and should
heaccept, will prove laureate worthy
%: the occasion. Since the deaths OF
Longfellow, Whittier and Lowell, Dir.
Holmes is the best known abroad and
most dlstinetIvely representative
American poet that could be named.
The state herald., 1892-12-23
tho time

IF the Gathmann gun can do half
that the inventor claims for 1t the
building OF navies is waste OF time
ind material. Those already con.
structed, it is equally plain, are exist
ing only by suffrance. However. the
point of especial interest about the
now gun is that it has not yet been
4oe&nl
The state herald., 1892-12-23

A Mrs DRAGoMANovITcu has given
resident of San Francisco the dis
tinction of being horsewhipped by
woman in the public streets. Such
acts are not uncommon, but 1t is not
recorded that any woman with such
q name ever before had the courage to
do. anything that would get her into
,,rtpt
The state herald., 1892-12-23

THE German emperor is incenscd at
the Berliners for their want of awe in
the presence of majesty. When the
empress went shopping recently IN
unmannerly crowd gathered about
the shop she patronized and about
her carriage and made offensive re-
marks about the lady's appearance
Royalty is not the thing in the eyes
Of the masses IL once was
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Burrrn Is Fighting the oily pretend.
era thn, are foollng tho palate aud
crowding the genuine article from tho
table. Butter will have public sym .
pathy and may win, although the bat.
tie, 10 wise men have said IA not
alwaya 70 tho htronR.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

The knnsa. Supreme Cout, has decided
that county attorney does not necessarily
have TO be u lawyer M long IA he has formal
legal assistance In prosecuting eases aud
when he Ia recognized ms county attorney by
ihc Judge Of the District Court. The ease
decided wna frum Ottawa county, where u
murder case Nhs appealed on the gfound that
V. A, llolIcrmnn. the popull., county hitor.
nry, had no, been admitted io the liar.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

The wolves and pnptbcrs IN the Cheyenne
aud Atnpnhoc reservation, soon to be opened
for settlement, arc becoming very bold. hun.
rty and furious. Ncssrs. Dltson aud Cat.
michael we're attacked by wolves while Ia the
hclds looking for cattle Tuesday. The anil.
Bnals showed fight II the most determined
kind, and were with difficulty fought oil. A
wolf drive, comprising the whole county. hn.
been arranged for ibr holidays, commencing
on December 20, II IA thought that thu
ncfc.ncas ~ the wolves IA caused by the
breaking ~ Of tlclf hnunis through the act.
tlciDcnt ~ the country,
The state herald., 1892-12-23

" the ordinary penny postal cards
could DO bud In sheets rs we'll ns sinply
4, would mean considerable saving
10 many advertisers Al prcscn,
stamps are sold IN sheets, but postal
cards are placed on sale only In de-
tAohnd form.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Sonr day train robbcr win have
the surprise Of meeting man who
will refuse to become paralyzed with
fear ut the aight of u pistol. This will
probably pain the robbor into instant
flight but II will plcasinply vary the
usual nccoun, of proceedings
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Tho Rio Grandc Western railroad Com.
pAny's statement for the year ending June no.
isVl, shows gross earnings II t2,Gta,fat; OPP
Grating expenses tl, 66s Nti5, thrc. aud insur
ancc tGs, 0'ss, net eg20, Az; interest received
on srenrltie. 81 other companies tii,iia, sun.
dry items ppdi aud total tp2s, b10, rental III
leased lines Ell bic, paid out for local pod
settlement t5,6y5; for interest $500 600; dlyl
drnds on preferred stock, s3ia,Ap5; total
tnp1 bip, aud surplus tip,0 5i.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

WHEN so much news Of grave aud
even alarming character Ia flashed
over the wires, information that the
largest and most culpablc hand.orgun
factoryin the world has been burned
comes like II sunny CLEAN through
rlfted clouds
The state herald., 1892-12-23

The ease with which q crisis can be
preeipitated in Franco is remarkable.
Tho wonder is not that there should
DO q fresh crisis so often. but that tho
dir is not filled with flying crises all
tho time.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

rhs Royal Humane Society Of England, ha,
awarded IL silver medal 10 Roa,Awnin Me
Drrnnoii for nm extraordinary feat ~ bravery
Two sailors NJ III. war ship swallow wef,
bathing from boat In the Sra on Zanzibar
when n shark appeared McDcrnott, who ~
malprJ In the boat, was clever enough Il
leap from thu boat square on the sharks barl
lust VA ih- latter came alongside for nj. pr,s
The nsh VIVA frightened on for time enough
Ia pull MI three men aboard the boat
The state herald., 1892-12-23

writing. In addition to her recently
issued sketch Of NJ. Sardou, which hae
received much favorable criticism, sha.
has written a sketch Of Longfellov'
and life OF Dore and q sketch Of Csrs.
men Sylvia. The distinguishing char
acteristic Of Miss Roosevelt's work q
its strong sympathetic tone. Her attis
tude is that OF friend and ardent;
rdmirer. Her beauty Of face, remsyf-
The state herald., 1892-12-23

10Th.
Heavy SHOWS fell on the plains on the 10Th
and 18th.
Kansas City suffered from n $3.50, 600 fire on
the 18th.
tn. E,ns,s po,u,,s,s ,,i,, h,y. mn ,,,ur-
,ral ball thi, wear.
Tho ,over,m.,, NJ Hawai-, wu, sc,d d. h,r5
IN thc Worlds Fair
An aeroli,e Inns becn found I'm Mcxico
weighing 4o. 900 pounds.
m, so,,,, c...,,. u.,,.. ,.. ,,...o,
stringent prohIbit,on Law
r,o hr,aro, or..,,,rs q, N. c.oro,.
Co,,r,, r,,,roaJ ,.ro s,r,,nt
Tho ,,,.,,o,r r.,or.,,,n ., 7 .,,or ,,.s II,
session, a, ph,,,1.inhi. las, val
r,,., ,,,..-,..' 49,. 40 ana .,, =, J.,
cycles tr,, s,oro to,, rl,h,. ,rn
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P,,
huh'ors are Persis'ch'y c're"'"'eu III
,,,an
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inc steamship owhers are p'o'es,ing
suohsH against 'he s'oPpage vi ih"'si"uoh
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49, 80 nas T.
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george sweet, representing .h'easo
periodlca' eiopcd win TWO women from 'a''
Inc ,ahhuiah racine rai'roau VIII estapish
hhc vi steamers pet"eeh ror'ianu' N"i'c'
anu European points
The pope VIII shortly send 10 the Italian
bishops ana inc Italian people aeircu'af'ie''ef
uenouhc'he frceUiasohfy'
Edmund Luiz, l6-year-old Philadelphia
boy killed himself Monday because his father
wanted Hun 10 go To work.
The men who attempted TO rob the pa,scn-
gers on a train In West Virginia, have been'
arrested and one OF them has confessed.
a cyclone passed across the country near
Summit, Mississippi. on the 18th, causing the
death of four persons. A number were In
jurcd.
Professor Smith of Cincinnati has, by
small majority Of the Prcsby,ery, been sus-
pended from the ministry OF the Presbyterian
Church.
IA, ,,ho.t, ., r. c,,,. ,.n,
81 - 49,. -" r',a',s a., IL.
stead strikers. ri. sum win ,moun, IN
abou, sloOoo
An orpauizcd effort 4, pnder wnv for IN,
o,.uIng az tn, WIrbJ,, and KIoy,, and Com.
m,uchc Ipdi,p r,.erya,ions ,urI,g Tho ,r.s.
ent session of Congress.
Pa, ,,.,.,.,,.,.. ........, -, v.,,...t.,
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r., -. ~,
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ihe "e'is- "go IMPRESS company VIII re-
i''"u'so inc We" 'o'N "''h 'or money re-
eon'is s'"'cn "h''c peI"s taken 10 uaNestoh.
ine thieves nave MOI peeh caught
Walter Guernc, Chicago postoiilce clerk,
has been arrested for stealing and riding let
tiers. lie was caugh, In 'hc'act and one tii,-
wv urai' iouha III MS possession
An officer Is at Guthrie with warrants for
the arrest OF u" en-kansans who have been
Indicted Tor entering Oklahoma ahead OF
President liArrison's proclamation.
There Is more excitement IA Paris, NJ
Rouvicr, minister of finance, Is charged with
A.. m. - NJ III, ~, - -,
- ~,
Ieavcnwor,b for muraerInc M. Wa,,m,n
The state herald., 1892-12-23

uay-Tbc Widow Weed wears very
heavy mourning.
Day Yes, but she doesn't feel M
black as she ~ dressed
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Mr.. uotham--'taikin ing about nu'.
sanccs, the worst OF nil Ia the man who
slapa you on tho bacl, and says "who
will we elect this tin.c, old boy?"
Mr.. llacltbav tof IIostonl Horrible,
horribicl lie should say "whom,"
The state herald., 1892-12-23
A BRIGHT WOMAN
THE COUNTESS OF MAccHRrri
AND HER WORKS. A
Known to the R..dias World Y
blanche Roossvstt-First Had S91
ness for the operstio stage, ~
Finally Driftsd to Opera. e
HE couNTES

HE cot Mt r 81
Macchetta, bettc
known by her pei
name Of Blanc
Roosevelt, oriRis
nally studied fGR
the operate stage
but upon discotet
ing that her voice
was not suited q
grand opera turned
her attention u
The state herald., 1892-12-23
MR.. sLAlNe's CONDITION.

On Monday Mr.. Blaine rallied somewhat
from the sudden attack Of Sunday aud the
physicians report his condition much more
hopeful. They issued the following bulletin
Although Mr.. Blaine's condition during the
last week has given serious anxiety, yet at
the present moment he Ia decidedly better and
In no immediate danger. 1t Is impossible to
predict what change may occur, but his con-
dition this morning gives more hopeful
feeling as to the progress Of his disease.
DIR, Loomis, the specialist from New York,
returned Monday evening. Among Mr..
Blaine's intimate friends there is little hope
OF his recovery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-04-26
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

SHERWOOD, Nd. Nay 2, 60.
Geuts-AOout three years ago wrote to you
shout horse owned who had a SPAWN. l used
six bottles or your Kendalls SPAWN Cure, and Il
made o complete Cure. have recommended 1t to
others who have used It with like Euccess.
Mrs. ANNIE Z. kIRAAhoH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-04-26

LeaVe WiIIinlnspOrt Tor HlgeTstOWn, byJ,
7.15, 1888 4. NJ, and 1.45 and las p. VI.
Leave Hagerstowu for WiIliamsport. $50 A.
NJ, and 2.l5. 3.O5. 6 10 and sos r. NJ.
4. NJ, and 3.3$ and 8.35 P. NJ Arrive at En-
mitsburg lilo A. NJ, aud 4.O3 and 7.o5 P. ".
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge. $50 A.
NJ, aud esq and $50 z. VI. Arrive at Rocky
Ridge $50 a. VI. and 3.22 and $50 p. NJ.
Leave Frederick junction for Frederick,
1922 A. NJ, and SOC and 7.20 p. ~
Leave Frederick Junction for Taneytown,
Littlcstown, York, WIightsvilie and Columbia,
0.5S A. ". aud 3.45 r. u.
II. & P. K. X. Trains leave Shippensburg
$50 A. NJ, and 1.2O P "; arrive at Shippens-
burg 1882 a. NJ. and 6.55 P. N. daily, except
Sunday.
DAILY. Mondays only. All others Daily,
except Sunday.
J. ". HOOD, Gen'l Manager.
B. II. GRIsWoLD, GenI Pass. Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-04-26
Wood Work Shop.

TIME undersigned has taken the new shop over
Il the Machine Shops of Ar. VI. Scott We'll
Ter, on Liberty ST. near Charles. and will con-
duct general Wagon and Cabinet Making
Business. in fact will do most any kind of wood
work, at short notice and upon reasonable
terms. Satisfaction promised, and a liberal
share of the public patronage respectfully So
lieited. JOSEPH o, MOORE.
August II, 1891,