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7 ONUTCNN.
T. Stnar - b. 203 Is ~ -. 81 ,,s
v IL Gl,ibornr (It hsl l6l % II 81 i3i I'D
BOTETOI RI.
\ letter to the Editors, enclosing the oilicia state
ment q! thr polls, SAYS Nou will perceive hat Col
Wilson, although 'warnl, and inportma,ti, >oicl,
ted to become candidate. by very many OF h,,oN
friends, la, sustained Waterloo defeat. Alas 10y
the teleue alas tog l.e couttty :" We beg lcn,
tateader ourcoudolenco to the Colonel for this VS.
naiiou of the process of eNpunct,on hot by drawn,
blach iae5 butby the murc Calling profess Of POP.
mar Nnte.
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lcor in NV Orleans having receis d large smof mo-
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I"F oHGftSS.
Robert rag y. 81 402 l02 % 90 100 81 Gl
Ed" IeliHiolt " aa) Il - II Ia 80 H. 10Y
lOur Botctonrt correspondent adds = We earn
verbally from Montgomery that Craig beat Jelmcn
500 Ii MAJORITY in Floyd IS psobahl, 80 to 200;
Johnsons majority in Roohbrdgr is on! d. and IL
Augusta about 300--(thcse last not oifclal.)-
Craig reelected by from 700 to 1000 majority The
vote of our county VAS nncomnouly large; that OF
Augusta not more than halt d! what it might have
been
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The National utelliacnccr contains notice 9th"
death of Con. ABSER lAcocK. formerly Senator
oi The |. = from Pcnu>y r.ali, u tn 9Th vcar Of
hl~ ace. Hr.l.aeoc> was to1maN years appointment
ulan II the public councils.
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Ed. Johnston fWhig) lG5 70 - 81
10. Nr'i; u AM log 81 10 % 80
lhr Lexington Gazette says, as indeed the vote
shows, that Mr. Dwell has been elected by UhS
rocS. lis fine talents, suppose, outwcighed, IN
their esteem, his political heres cs. He is connec-
ton Of Benton and thorough going disciple OF the
Great Expungcr We doubt whether his election
will not be more moriiying TO the k'vcs part! even
than it is to the Wings
CHARLOTTE.
Every body is astonlshcd tthc revolution III mar
lotto. The unsuccessful candidate this year Was
last year elected by 100 majority. The following
the vote
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4 \ Apprentice the Printing i uIsucss, at this
[ O)iec. One Of good mur.d eharactcr only
viii b. taken.
I,.,l l. II if
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NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber having qualified as Elk.
ecutor upon the last Viii and Tesla.
ment OF James GrIbble, decd, late of the
County of Mecklenburg and State Of North
Carolina, who was administrator of f. "a.
beth Hodge decd, late Of said County aud
State. /, William Grlbble, as executor, do
hereby give notice to the heirs of Robert
Hodge, dec d., aho are not residents Of ihls
State, that am now prepared and ready to
pay over TO them the sum said Robert
Hodge or his heirs were entitled to- aud
DO hereby give notice, that will not hold
myself liable TO pay interest from this date,
as an ready to pay over the money at anv
time. va. GRlBBLE, Err.
Jan. 30th, 1897. H3
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EOsf bg .WGU.

EeETWEEN Charlotte, n. c. and Nc
Lemonsyllle, Tenn, the left hand half
Of One Hundred Dollar Note, Of the Bank
o! the United States, payable a, PhlIadel
phla, No. l53, Letter f., dated Sept, 3
1888, 5. J1udan, Cashier, n. BiddIe. Press.
dent. The letter was mailed the Eth A.
pril, 1896. Also
The right hand end Of twenty dollar
Note on the Bank Of The &. s. PAYABLE a,
Fayetteville to John W. Sanford, I.e,,e,
L. No. ass.
WM. REED
DEE. -, 1886. 3nt3G
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Springs 4 Bihkins

ENIlE death of Mr.. Dinkins dissolve.
u above firm, and renders /, pec,,
for all Persons having any DEMANbS
gainst the concern, to present them f., =,
ment; and all those indebted TO the 4
are requested TO make speedy paynrr,
All open accounts not closed by "ct,
or NOTES." between this and nex, :
will be put in suit. The situation If
concern will not admit of long DELAY
LEROY SPRINGS
SErriring Partner sf Springs & Dipli.
Charlotte, 2ctA Oct. le36.
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The Apothecary and the Cats.-A ma
hosany faced woman, named SQUAD, APP
peared yesterday at the Court of Requests
against a gaunt, long.vIsaged apothecary
residing in the neighborhood of Brunswick
square, for the sum Of 81, alleged 10 be
due under the following circumstances -
The apothecary was q bachelor, aud, re
curing confidential servant, had hired
the plaintiff, at the rate OF 81 per mi nth.
tier services were, indeed, shat of house.
keeper, but the apolhecary had behaved III
such haudasheous manner, that the
plaintiff was compelled to leave his service
somewhat before the contamination of lie
gal terin of notice. The following is yer.
batlm repor. Of the complaint aud the re.
Joinder Mrs. SQUAD: Sir, this ear mar
lives by himself, and So he hired me at fla
a year to do for hun; but | hadn't been
long in his service, before found that had
to do for four cats as we'll Laughter)- -
and 10 clean up arier them as well-(C Con.
siderable laughter.) Well, sir, Que night
one OF these ear cats was missing, and he
flies in a passion, and ses to me, ses he,
Mrs. SQUAD, you've drove that cat into a
coisump,ion-( Roars o! laughter, IN which
the worthy commissioner could not help
Jolulng and d-n you, # YOU don't ind
that car, III be the VERY, death of YOU
and so, with that, fun'd out" Mr.. Com.
missioner: You couid'u, have done more
discreet thing, Madam. Mrs. SQUAD:
You're very good; and so perseeded 10
90 away; and next day, when | weni Tor
nv things, he unlocked my box and took
out my purse, N which Ia rot e. S., and
he took away sovereign TO psy hlmse Ii
the mouths warning. Mr. Commissioner ::
and didn't you take bim before a Nagts.
trate Mrs. SQUAD: No, SIR; | was glad
to get back wha; he'd give ne. Mr.. Com.
missioner 10 delendanr): Now, sir, wha,
have you TO say TO this Defendant, with
gravity, entered into the following state.
meni; lis very true, slr, all that she has
stated /; do keep four cats, and did uu.
dertake to keep this woman as sen, aa'
she, during my absence from town, KEEP,
all sorts OF company my poor cats were
neglected, my saucepans left dirty, and al
least TO such pitch Did things come, that
one Of my catsQ6scoaded-- Laughter More
than that, SIR, she saws she is VISITED by her
grandmother, who goes into her bid cham.
Der at night, and feels all over her, The
facts are, SIR, she's mad. took the sover.
etgn for the month's warning, as well as TO
indemnify me for my cat. Ire a great pas.
slon for cats. Mr.. Commissioner: Well.
then, SIR, You must pay for 1t. You mus,
refund the sovereign, SIR, and il Mrs. SQUAD
thinks proper, she may take you before
Magistrate for helping yourself to it. The
apolhecary lettthe court IN high dudgeon.-
Eng. paper.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to William S. ".
~ Hayes BY Note, are informed that they
are placed IN toe hands of the subscriber
for settlement. All persons indebted are
therefore notified that If the Notes are not
settled Immediately, they will be placed IN
the hands of an officer for collection.
WI. ALEXANDER.
Feb. S. 1857. 34
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.UESCELng.VEOUN.
MY SISTER.
Ry the author IF Guy Rircrs.

Eg the svthor q Guy Rirers
my Brother"
said before me sweet maid
Who looked sister spirit from her eve
And ihereupon wepl-tor had none,
Brother nor sister-and my way of life
Has been among the hills, and whore The waste
Sandy, and hike the ocean plain, spread out,
Pains the eye sick with gazing, /, alas!
Have known no brothers, felt no sisters love,
Drank iondly Of no blessings, such as make
4 cottage fireside home like heaven,
Where all is peace and truth. Yet I've sough
ofloye, than OF permission but 10 love
The right TO choose from out the hurrving Grove
Ny thing of worship have none 10 love-
None, for whose single coed my heart may hope
None, for whose choice delight my form may care
Bringing home dear enjoyments. Mine has beex
The life Of want-a sister had supplied
The cher self-sole, sweet, most singular,
To whom, as to an altar othigh thought,
Ny heart could turn, when otherwise denied,
Secure of comfort.
You may bold il weak,
That thus | wept hearing that maiden call
The youth who stood beside her. What had
That moment given TO have thus been called
Had she bot placed her hand upon my own
And looked into my face, and babe me hold
Her. henceorth, as my Sister, bad made
That girl my deity in after life,
And given her all my heart IN offering"
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DURSUANf 10 Resolu,lon Of Tho
Stockholders Of this Bank, at their last
annual General Meeting, all persons having
claims on sad Bank for Dividends of Capt
tai or Profts-Deposltes, or Notes issued
by the Principal Bank or its Branches. are
earnestly desired TO presen, them for paw.
mens to the Treasurer of the Bank, on Or
before tho first Monday IN November next.
Otherwise, they will be barred, as the Stock
holders will then make Gnal dividend of
the effects Of the Bank.
:. +. PATTERSON, President.
Raleigh, Dec. %, 1886 3mt3o
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Original inecdote-Mr. Edl,or.-For
the Amusement, of your readers, give a
conversation | had with celebrated French
Doctor some years ago IN 81. LOUIS, Mis-.
sour. DR.. St. Leger, the person referred
to, was great adept IN Miueralogy and
theology, a0d had some pretenslons to tae
medical science ; his peculiar manner Of re-.
Istlug any event, his broken English. all
contributed 10 render his conversation pleas.
ing, aud IN fact Iaughable. When | frs,
knew the Doctor, he resided IN Nashville
Tennessee, meeting him 10 the street at ST.
LOUIS, enqulred very naturally how arc
all the good people in Nashville.
An sare, | no live IN Nashville now.
have been remove To Franklin some limo
ago. Wei Doctor, how do YOU like The
good people of Franklln-Ah sare | tel
YOU, all very fine people who live dare
Only one ID rask, he fog my servant,
only because he look at hln, 20 10 one
gentleman for one explanation. and vha,
you tInk den, be fetch inc a hi of box
! say, for Why you box me so, and wha,
YOU tInk den, he kick aud run, he k,cl
aud run, he kick aud | run, and when
almost exhaust, turn round to fight. b,
gar he not deere; 20 home furious furI
Gus, all my friends very much consarnec
I fof inc, they know am one Doctare, on,
Philosopher, who studies the animate cour
'ge. They say, Doc,are, we very much
aliaid one grand difficulty will grow out 0
DIS ang' say, no my friends, dat dan
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SEQ Reward. :

D OSI or mlsIaid, a Ieather Docket Book
on the evening Of the 2.jd Of Dccrm.
Der, le35.In the town Of Charlotte. Con.
tents as near 10 can he remembered ss lol.
low, to wit One note on JAS. r. Ncely for
i've hundred dollars dated Oh The 96ih Of
December, 1888. Ono On Col. p,pckney
Caldwell. for 200 dollars, date not recollecf.
ed. One note on William ". Walker tot
@t6O, date not recoIle. ted. One note "a
Capt. James Thompson for $40, date M,
recollected. One note on William Mon.
teeth for $50, dated on the 9th of August.
lojG. One letter from Col. A. r. Cald.
vel 10 Capt Jas. A. Black Of Cherokee
I'on"orks-also Note Of Sj7G or sG7G
and some cents on myself aud receip,ed b,
"a" Black. Two or three receipts BY Lee
Allen Tor pear one hundred dollars each, but
The exact amount not recolcct d nor date
and number Of other papers not recoIlect.
60. Cash lost IN the Book, Twenty five
Dollars, also three pieces Of Gold Bullion
probably about 80 penny weights IN all.
vii give reward Of Twenty Dollars (or
The delivery Of SAID book and The above con.
tents at the Printing Office, and ask No
questions. All persons are forewarned no,
10 trade Tor said notes.
JAMES MONTEITH.
IL
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h,s >iock OF Goods, consisting at present OF
the following articles, VIZ:
Superline Blue, Black, Olive, Mulberry,
Invisible and Rifle Green Cloths, Common
Brown. S,eel.miyed, Olive, and Drab do.
Blue, Black, Drab, Steel mixed, Plaid and
Striped Cassimeres, Merino and SILK Velvet
Vestinss, Cotton and Woolen Flannels, best
quality; n general assortment OF first rate
Trimmings; also, Stocks, Collars, BosoDs,
Gloves, Suspenders, aud few Fur Gaps,
with many other articles appertaIning 10
Gentlenen's wear, all winch have been Sc.
lccted with care by himself IN the city Of
New York, and which he is determined TO
sell MS cheap rs the cheapest, for cash or on
time TO punctual customers.
would here say Tint am in the -ecu.
lar receip, of the Fashions. quarterly,
and will execute orders IN strict conform.
~ thereto, unless otherwise specially IN,
siructed, ALWAYS wARRANTING A COOP FIT.
| would respectfully invite gentlemen who
have been IN the habit Of sending North
and South for clothes, to try this establish.
ment, believing TIA, can supply the mate.
rails as cheap, and give as good fits, and as
much general Satisfaction as any other es.
Enlistment Of the kind.
i. ). | want one or two FIRST rate Jour
neymen, TO whom, if of steady habits, | will
give liberal wages and constant employ
ment. also want one or two lads, as 40.
preniIces, from . to lG years Of age.
Charlotte, JanHary l. 1897. 97tf
\. b Those indebted TO me are earnest.
ly requested 10 call and pay up their dues or
settle before or by the February Court.
A. GRAHAM
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Sfraye!

~ ENRON the subscriber, in
Ae4S IL Charlotte, on the 4th inst.
-&A.shS-. small Brlndie Mich COW,
with star in her face. Auy person TAX
ING Up said COW and giving me information
so that can &c, her again, shall be rewar.
ded for their trouble.
RHoDA SMITH.
F,L Is, 1897. E4
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Steamboat.

CD FE1iE new Steamboat
El-xssn IL Oseo'a, huIlt ex
eSszSk3 pressly for the River
is d"lIy expected, and will run regularly be
tween Georgetown and this place.
JAMES POWELL, Pres Ms. S. C.
Cheratr Jan. 30 t34
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THE sUBSCRIBEg

Returns ms grateful thanks 10 his fr.,
and customers for their liberal pa,rn,
TO the above firm, and informs them !,
he will continue TO carry on the bushes,
his own name, al their former stand
5" Brick Corner" where he has jus, re-,
ed, and is now opening, large and gene
assortment of
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Err. y. B. EyafSOn

~ ETANlNG located himself on
Es M IL the Plantation recently &C.
eupled by Hugh NJ. Lee, , miles
Soutu-east of Sharon Church, in Providence
Settlement, offers his Professional Services
10 the inhabitants.
Jan. 80. 1887. 1856
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fafHa6se EffsdS and Mills
and ID or 20 Negroes,
I'd FOB S.AIAo 6

r Tie subscriber being DESTROYS Of re.
moving to the invest, offers fof
sale his Plantation IN Meckenbarg county,
situated about | 2 miles from Charlotte, and
. miles east Of the road leading 10 Beatie's
Ferd Thereis from $500 to 5000 acres
Of as good land as any IN the county, which
will be sold entire, or divided to sui, pur
chasers. On the premises IS a large brick
Dwelling House, nearly new, and weli.hn.
lshed, with all necessary out houses.
Also
wish To dispose Of nv Saw and Grist
Mills, on McDowelI's Creek. They are in
good repair. In the Grist Mil is French
Burr Stones and every thing complete for
manufacturing good Flour.
Terms made liberal.
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons Indebted 70 the subscriber,
1 "A BY Book Account are requested To
conc forward aud settle, either by Cash or
Note.
tho HARRIS.
Jan le, ls37. 4tg
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Death from the bite Of Li:ard.-The
facts, m the following case, we're related to
us by respectable and intelligent gentle.
man from Georgetown, in this vicinity.
The unfortunate subject was gIrl abou,
II years Of age, the daughter oil Captain
Rowe, of Georgetown.
While at play last autumn, little dis.
lance from the house, being barelooted, she
felt something biting the bottom of her right
foot; which she described as little four.
footed spotted animal, ) or q inches long.
II chung so fast, that she was obliged 10
wrap her gown around 1t to pull il oti, and
II brought the skin with II, from the place
where II fastened.
The foot soon after became numb and
in about ) days began TO SWELL Severe
pain and swelling continued up the limb,
and from that over the whole right side.
On the 18th day delirum commenced, nnd
the pain and other symptoms we're so rio-
len, that they sent for DR.. Cushman, of
Booihsbay, about the l4,h, who immediate.
ly warned the family of the fatal symptoms
OF the ch1ld. She was bled freely aud es.
ry active remedy applied which skllfnl,
well educated physician could apply, but
the case was too far advanced. The whole
body became spotted, she fingered along
several days, and expired in great agony.
We have been thus minute. IN the facts
detailed 10 Us, because IT has been doubted
whether the common spotted lizard, We be.
heve one out OF 30 species, is a venomous
reptile, and every such we'll authenticated
fact may throw some light on natural his.
tory -
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NOTICE.

AoTN r..
'A'HE Undersigned, having qualified MS
~ Executor of the last VIII and Tesla
meni Of ". Morrison, deceased; This Is
10 notify all Persons indebted Ia said Tesla.
tors Eslsie to come forward aud sel,lc. and
those having claims TO present them within
the time prescribed by Law. or lhis notice
vii be plead IN bar of their recovery.
JOS. II. WILSON. Err.
I'm & 81
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W dysiPfs.

A GOOD Harness Maker. To such a
- one liberal wages will be given with
prompt payment.
r. CASTEN.
T1ncasferriile, s. C. Dec %, I-1G
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Taken IN

- IL 20 EtaFs O aI", aUu aF9@
feet 10 inches high. SAID peerc say.
belonged TO David ncthers. Of Btunsv
CO. Virginia, who sid bin to George I
n"y, ho vas taking a,m to the State II Y
Slssippi, and iha, he leli nj SALISBURY. 7
owner Is requested 10 come forward, r.
property, pay charges end take him az
Jos MeCONNAtGHEY. Jsii-
De. 70 le1e or
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land for .&a!c,

EGltd for .Sasc.
II Viz subscriber wishes to sell the Plan.
ta,lon on which be how resides. abui,
3 miles from Charlotte on the LAWYERS
Road, Containing = 30 acres. Onihe pre-.
mises IS good Dwelling House aud all OH.
er necessary outhnuses. Any person wish.
'ns 70 purchase viii please call aud examine
the land. IRA PARIS.
FEB. {, 1897 81
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ACME OF FASHION.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM,
Draper g. Tailor.

- ESPECTFUL-
2S LY returns his
sincere thanks 10 his
friends and customers
for the liberal share Of
patronage he has re.
ceiyed for n number
of years past as a TAI.
lor, and would now in.
vite their attention 10
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rask is one Cordrde, for ven | inrn round
he had run away. can only look on him,
the grand rask, with one grand despise.
After laughing heartily at the manner in
which the story was related, and the evi.
den, intention Of the Doctor TO make me
believe that he had the advantage in the
aifray, | left him fully convinced, that " dis.
erection is the better part of valor," and that
she who fights and runs away, will live 10
fight another ay."-Petersbng Con.
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Warrdntee DEEDS for sale at this Office.
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state Bank OF North-CaroIina.

Dee. -, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

FNVuE ssfsieel q t1- IA sr,a i-.nroS-
- Dffhan gatrt 1fSla aelI - -
het 10 ~ l1fnl , Nll1s aa,l ~ Bslflo1osu.
clasts cponls, W, u 1lo tAs COW. a ~
pai1 uheo o1c1g iains1 @ - 81 usf. Ne ~
neiess shs pfossa q - ul1h oalk
kEDtNnAB.
LOGAN = by Aioaep, oat ~ A1arioa; ~
rtoo Wa ~ Meloesa, (isD poEtot b Get Pow@
oll,l eut q FeiFyi Fairy was by Dehtsn. wks
cold - ei0QO' her Fairy ~ erOara, ehufps1
Iato Hutl1f, Ulth toa1pSon, ID af,san -
conds zee Marlsa ! rsf6ssa e7Oo. fier
cream eAoFned inlo kuitlE, With ) laaapoon.
n sightosa sssoaas. 8sosa Alsano co. $500.
tIis EFnsa dhn We tho fansous Bsilna, uhoss
ggaad sire cold n Eagiaaa 81 iooo galnsas.
ner croam pEp8uee1 bsfore he PenSsylsa-
Bie Agricultural 8ceioty, fplaeed econ ths
record e thsir proenadinRB,) tAs folloWlng
FeIaafhsble bal wnIl anShantIeaisa fsets.
'.thas IN ehsss dsys, milking sha yIol1ed sighi
peu1sds aBd IAirisen sslacss efRufisp, bslnK as
the rate 81 20t poubda per week, withoul
extraordinary nanngsment. Ooo QoaFt q
hereFesR yislaed go psnAd fnf ed sas-1suyiA
eNness ~ eulirg. commiilae was appointed
by The Chairman 20 sseertaiu b. 40 waisA,
tbs time necessary % eosveFs 4 l6elinaS
tcnssm) Into buttsrs whereupoa 4 wns ~
ported thsl 4 required fAres s,esafs, Whlah
1 -
'Siinss,sd ~ last." Col Powell urots ~
- toliouS;
''AuousT. 80.
ola thrsa ys4rs BeIina pro5need ne thrss
paks fcf which rocsivea 1850. ! sever
cold her calf II less than $500. ezeapl oaes,
whoa The aaimal had b0aa iaiGrsd, and {
thea received ei0o foF hin. aoId ons Of
her calves a ssven moatha GA Eas eeco. -.
IN selecting my esttla have pai3 great
attsntioa 70 the pfessul mtlking PropsFiy.--
I've % ny ,horopgh-bred coWs have bosn
o aiIk--the cream, . DAY cd. 81 oao of
thans ehnFnsd Into butter II G1issa sscsaSs.
the othCr hsifer ~ VIA via nee ers, calf.
eream ehuFnsd into butter n 6frAlssa ssssaiI.
Both were ehnrnsd With = iea-spoon- tiesd
With SEP 'eaish ahd is,ssaiaisiv oui q .
cold spring, ed timed By and b he pre-
sshee Of gsntiemeAo Of The Grst gsspsciabilily.
Can blood b Ficher or hetteri
lhaysnoV md sspt have this sprieg ,segaa
calves Of dAeront grades Of diced, and Of
diAerent sgss, b. Al0ozo and LoEan, foE sale
--all cut u 6no miieh eows.
April 20, 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

~ FARM containing lOa acres % tie
"A hrst quality % limeslone Lad. Iylng
within two miles of ChsrIsstovn, JsGsrsoa
couoty, Virginia, els milss from HaFpsFs-
Fefry and TIE Cbosspehka ea6 UhIo Causi,
sUd one mile from The rail road Isadiag fro4
Winchester By IlsFpsFs-FeFry 70 Baltfmors.
Thsrs are bat Few farms IN Jhs c0ongy tAsi
posses equal adVnntagss--it has . good
Briek Dwelling Houao, tenant House, . ilsnk
Bern, win stables underneath q large We
goa she'd at0no 8pFing House, viii enc
Of The largoat limestoos Springs IN the ooun-
y FOaniRg through The place. AhOut 50
ceres IN heaSy 1imbeg. The land 4 not
broken with limestone, 60 Il heeass iu some
PeFtN 10 cave ihq0iTy, ne subscriber viii
tske SD per aeFe--oao-half IN hard, and the
balance In two equal aanupl psyuasats A
good title win Be given On the paymsnt 81
the whole purchase nonsy. For farthoP
particulars, Inquire % AR. George EiekoIbsr-
ger, adjoining The PgsmiSes, who will shsv
the property 90 any person dssirous a. sss-
ing u JOSEPH EICHELBERGER
Near CrsagoFstoFo. Frod. co. I'D.
New. ~ fEIrf. Ia