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NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscriber has just returned from The
4 Eastern market with fresh supply Of
New Goods,
suitable for the present Season. which ne
will sell 20 his customers and the public on
accommodating terms. Call and examine
for yourselves. JOS. NJ. BROWN.
Feb. Is, 1893.
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NOIEG6lHo

AV4AOLEo
HVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
- Tween Tho undersigned, under the iirm
OF Hammond & shropshire. Is this day Dan.
n, 1881 dissolved BY mutual eonscnt-
Their bonds, notes, and books. arc in the
'Possession OF g. w. Hammond, TO whom all
Persons indebted TO The 6rm will please make
payment, and 90 whom al cisims aad sc.
settlement G. w. HAMMOND,
JOHN ~. SHROPSHIRE.
ChnrlctioHn reh 8 1873
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KMOIefolrm .ITIIIs.


YNuE subscribers having entered into
MILLING BUSINESS,
at the KsbIetown Mills, they will in a few
days be ready for the reception OF all kinds
Of GRAIN, for which they are prepared to
pay the highest market price. Farmers " no
prefer grinding their wheat, can get flour al
the Mill, OF delivered at the Depot, Charles
town, or at llsrpers-Ferry.
n constant supply of Plaster, Salt, FISH
Sc, wiH be Kept on hand at lou prices.
Saving, and Plaster grinding done in the
best manner and at moderate prices.-Coun-
Try work done in good order.
We hope, by strict attention and prompt
Iude. that our friends and old customers OF
the Mill, will not pass Us by.
JOHN KABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Kabletown, July l3, 1897.
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BAYLIs GRIGSBY.
Fapquicr Ceuniy, Ia
CEKANTICLEER

March u. Isas.
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PLAINTIFF,

Samuel Stone, fLAISIITT,
.7G.fLNST
George c. Snooi. 10 iEam .7LbHriis. Thomas
Smith, UILinn Lucas, aud .lierander @ l..
Dryden, DETExpANIs,
~ CLEi.NCERY
HNHE defendants GEORGE &. Smoot, VIII
IL liam Adjusts, and Thomas smith. not
having entered their appearance. aud given
security according 10 tie act Of assembly
and the rules OF this court, aud 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this country; II is ordsrrd,
That the said defendants DO appear here on
the first day Of the next Term, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Chsrlestown, for
two months successfully, aud posted nj the
front door OF the court house in the said
town Of Charlesiown.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Cltrk.
March l, 1888.
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LOOK AT THISI

1NIioSE no sfe indebted 10 the late 6rm
- OF lIAnNoSD & SnRoPsHtRE. either hy
bO0d, note, or book account, are hereby ear
nestly requested TO make speedy settlement
A. indulgence on those claims cannot DC given.
I sm anxious 10 pay the debts Of the firm,
and want the money due the 6rm, TO do Il
with. This notice, hope, will not be dis
regarded. G. w. HAMMOND.
Feb % 1914
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Public NofIce.

"a " psrsons having claims arainst he
N efiafe q Hsbcit Wstrls. ftsd. sfs re-
1nested ~ prr-rnt fiem properly uuiileuiitbied
iof psJmrnt IhDae indebted 90 De- cststs. elt
pira1- aciiie thc tarsa aiti.auf DELAY
JOHN w. CATION. .fIa'r.
Iaa. ts. tEla
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COACH Sc HARNESS

1--WE subscriber respectfully informs the
u citizens Of Jefferson county and the
public in general, that lac has enlarged hi,
shops, aud having employees q 6rst.rate
Coach Smith and good workmen in all the
branches connected with the above business,
aud having also procured the best materials,
he feels assured that he can make a. good
and fashionable work % can be made in this
section Of eountry-such as
Coaches, Charioiiees. Barouehes, Bug
giles. S-c.-UiM Harness,
all OF which he will sell 10 suit the times.
SJ-REPAIRiNG OF every description done
at the shortest notice and on the most rea-
sonable terms. All new work warranted.
HUGH l.. GAILAuER.
Charlestown, Jan. 25, lS35--3m.
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CASA FOR NEGROES.
WISH 10 pnschase - soon ~ possible
y FIFTY NEGROES, Tor which numbsr 4
viii pay higher prices IN cash than sny pur.
chaser N ihif markst Persons uho may
have negroes for sale. ere Invited 70 call and
see ne w Wrnchesisr--or n iacoasssicnt 70
20 80, are roqnestod 70 address ne 3 Nne
70 Shich viii give immediate aiieniion,
~. q. DANIEL.
Winchester. Sept. o.. ls77.-m
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PEIDlC.I,EE.
CPRrIPICArrs

PAMUNkl'S roi's ~vrv thrve years oil last
spring, iuor Of ~hiri have herp trained. aud arc
"h ~'n"ers: One OF them IS The mos, promising
colt Ia the loser country his oun,r. ali.r Win.
ning his stake II Tree iiiil refused 500 olI.s.
Tor him. deem Il ao,hias more than smpIc
jnsiivr io Panisu,ky 10 that hc was r.er hnr,e
q the hrSt or,sr. snd 10 assert With prupr,r,r.
that, previous 20 bis itjary. Ice ~ss the beat race
horse 4 ever trained
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
pERFuI,NAScrs

" the ,prirg OF 1881, ~hen thre~ wear, all
lame and 90 bail condition. ne ran NILE hat. a
Tree Hill silh Is,ae asd several oh. "a. Ia,
ii'i''i "a The race. voa ~ Mr. Wua M,ax.'s Mol
~ Howell. On thrrr hcsia IRar pastit,a.r. a.,
American Turf Register, June No. 1877. col 2
y. SIS. lat..c sas,iiag TALL he ian At New NIs,-
<"i. Petersburg, two mile hesta utnaisx la,
race VA thrv hrsis. beating Mr.. (."oi,'s colt nv
ECLIPSE. Me- Wa. JV,hscH's Clifford by SIR
Ci'srle,, sR'l esvs,l fotfri from too others a.
n,p"'''ng Go W. ,leilprs. The prxt spring bi,
o~prr gave him trial 9TH the crlrl,rste,i nv .f
tao m'irs, aud ,bvn sing lr milrs he proved b,,
Ter os both ui Il I,.s ~, ar,i; les r.a i'.r t-o
mites ~ 3,a. Sc il,c ono mii- IN In, sSa, &C
dead heavy sandy eoursrs IN ihis :ri-I PAnaakv
s'sis'"ed an ,'jnry much thai De- v.s new r
slrsr II lan'eness. A fr~ ~rtks sGlrr, NJ ,sa Il
F-i'hvld. i"nr miie hsa.ts. sud hr-,ea by Zla-
ganee s"d Coli'cr-DOons,s O'Blas vss cut, rel
beat dial not start
4 fyw DAYS alter. he ran ~ BROAD uork. three
mile heats. ,Iil srry Isun-. ss-asl Csli.h, CsI-
hrr, Naleoiu1, sod NJ. GOo,iv's marc, IN The g.
e.'nd beet. ia the t,'rd n.iie. closely eoair,tue
the beat, lac sPsuns bis siar~s .. broke down, and
hnall, terminated hia rssiLg career.
PEDlGREE.
PAMUNKY ~ss E,slyi ia the spring az isgs
he ~ss 60, 10y AmeTissn Esiips~. the n York
ilorSr, his dam AI~l-ata 'D,anssnnasl'.l ~,
ny Sir Areby. hrs srsed dam the fsmou. r.re
'uarc Bciiona, by So Harry T. r liam b, Mel
zar. 2 & dsn, Jet, Nv tts,av,'s Flia.a-p. n >.
: 'i.ni D'-us iy Ci.uI,ns. < & gig Z dam
N.il' Ps'nier 10y sterling gggg dam
'bd Silver. imported, ~ Was SteIlitg s,,d hath
by u, lsfzc Arsbtan. for more particular ar-
.on'i OF jet anil her IdigTee, see Amerisas TUT
Register, vol 9, y. SO
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NEW GOODS.

] O H N II. SH R0PSHIRE,
MEAS just received fine assortment OF
4 n NEW GOODS: which, added 10 his
former stock. renders it very complete. lie
solieits call from his friends and the pub
TIC generally.
March IS39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
VARIETY.
THE oENrLEMAN Ar cHuRcu

THE GENTLEMAN AT CHURCH
May Be kaOsrA BY fAs Joiioriag Mark;
1. Comes in good seasou, so as pei-
iher 70 interrupts the pastor or the con-
grega,ion by tate arrival.
p Does not stop upon the steps or in
the portico, either to cape a; the ladies,
salute friends, or display his collOquial
powers.
3. Opens and shuts the door gently.
and walks deliberately aud lightly up
the aisle or gallery stairs. and gets his
seat as quietl:, aud by making as few
people remove, as possible.
3. Takes bis place either in the back
part Of the seat. or steps out into the
aisle when any one wishes 20 pass in,
and never thinks OF such q thing rs
making people crowd past him while
keeping his place in the seat.
3. Is always attentive 10 strangers,
and gives up his seat 70 such, (vithout
respect to persons) seeking another for
himself.
q. Never thinks Of efiling the House
Of God. with tobacco spi,,lc, or annoy
ing those who sat near him BY chew ing
that uauseous weed in church.
z. Never, unless in case OF illness.
gets up or goes out during the time OF
service. Buff necessity con- el him
TO do 50, goes 90 quietly that his very
manner Is an apology for the act.
s. Does not engage in conversation
before the commencement of service.
9. Does not whisper. or laugh. or ea,
fruit in the house Of God, or lounge in
that holy place.
10. Does not rush out Of the church
like a trampiing horse the moment the
bencdiction is pronounced. but reiires
slowly in noiseless, quiet manner.
III. Does all he eau, by precept and
example, 10 promote decoEum in others,
and is ever ready 10 lend his aid 10 dis
countenance all indccorum 10 the house
Of God.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
Plaster Paris Tor Sale.

X"E have on hand about so tons OF
Wv Pllster Paris, which we lately pur-
chased from the importer for cash, which
we will sell for cost and carriage, or give
% bushels per Ton, ground, at Avon Mills.
We keep constantly on haHd a supply OF
SALT and FISH, which will be sold on SC
Oommodaling terms.
KABLE & JOHNSTON.
KahleIown ian. o. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

BusineSs.-After all. there is nothing
like business for enabling us 10 get
through our weary existence. The in
tellect cannolsus,ain its sunshine flight
long; the tagging wings drop 10 the
Garth. Pleasure pals. and idIeness is
"Mary gathered miseries in one name"
But business gets over the hours with
out counting them. 1t may be very
tired at the end, still it has brought the
day TO close sooner than any thing
else.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
VIRGINIA., 20 wit:


VIRGINIA, to wit:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
cery for Jefferson County, the FIRST Mon
day in February, 1898
James }. Miller, Plaintiff,
.4C.fLNST
George G. Smoot, Within Alburiis. Thomas
Smith. William Lucas, and Alexander O.
l.. Dryden, D,tsRdsHiS,
~ CHANcERY.
TNiIE defendants George c. Smoot. VIII
~ liam AIburtis. and Thomas smith, not
having entered their appearance, and given
security according 20 ihe act Of assembly and
the rules OF this court; and il Appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not ia
hohhants Of THIS country m ordsrsd, That
The said defeudsnis 0ear here on the
6rst dsy Of the ne md answer the
bill Of the plsjntiH a copy Of thls
o. der 10 forthwith inserted IN some ne wspa-
per Published in Iharltstown, Tor t~o
months fuccessisely, and posted 81 the front
door % the couri-house IN the said town Of
CharlcsiOwn. A Cops -Testc,
RoaERT r. BROWN, Clerk
March J 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

a vaLidnt Husband. unfortunate
married man was very ill-used by his
Xantippe; be was even treated with
an occasional thrashing. His friends
rallied him upon this, and at last epur-
red him on TO declare that he would
make an effort 10 be master. One day,
not long after, his better half was so
furious thathc found himself compelled
10 seek shelter under the table. Just
a. this moment the voices of his friends
were heard in the passage. Come out;
come QUIT cried the wife, fearful Of an
exposure. No, no, cried the husband
in triumph; come out. indeed, not I,
Ill show for once that am MASTER!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The following toast was given at the
late festival in Portsmouth, N. H.. given
IN celebration Of the success Of the
late election in that town:
"The footsteps Of Andrew Jackson
May they be 50 o5hieyaied that Martin
Van Buren, can't find the fraoLF'
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.rEW. COODS.
'KvilE subscribers are nov receiving an a.
IL ditiOaai suPPiy u
ScasOnable Goods.

They have On hand ga excellent s,sortment OF
GROCERIES, uhiSh they ~ili sell cheap Tor
e.sh. kEYES * fLORE.
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IN & MOuIdhOnrds.

Bar Iron e. MOAIdbOaPds.
r HAVE just received an. assortment u
u superior BAR IRON, Of assorted sizes,
from s. & ~. Hughes works Also.
Mccormick & DaVis's MOULDBOARDS,
which will sell low for each.
THOS. RAwLlNs.
Feb. %. 1879
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IN cH4NCERJ

IN CEL7-NCERY
HVHE defendants George e. Smoot, Thorn
II as Smith, AMI william Alburtis, not
having entered their appearance. and given
security according 10 the act OF assembly
and the rules Of this court; and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they ere not
Inhabitants OF this country: II IS oTdsrd,
That tLs said defendants do appear here on
the FIRST day OF the next term. end answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that cory OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published In Charlestown, foe
two months successfully. aud posted at the
front door OF the courthouse Ia the said
town Of Charlestown.
a Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
March l, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Hon II sovnds.-A western farmers
wife was recently overheard by ira
'Nel!er as she was addressing her olive
branches, in the following heroic Strain:
'fYou, Martha Washington come
here this moment, and mind Andrew
Jackson and William Shakspeare-
while Arthur Wellington helps Nspo-
leon Bonaparle over that mud puddle;
and :hcn Iun and call your da0dy TO
dinner"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

AGAINST
George c. SmOoi. Jiiiisn .7iSai,. Thomu
Smiih, aud 10 iiiian Lseas, DEFrs,
~ CHANCERY.
ZllIE defendants, George G. Smoot, VIII
- liam Aiburtis, and Thomas Smith, not
having entered their appearance, and gwen
security according 10 the act Of assembly
and the rules Of thi, court, and II sppe airing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country Il Z, ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here on
the first day Of the next term, aud answsr
the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper pnblisbed in Chsriesiown, for
two months sucoessivcly, aud posted al the
front door OF the courthouse in the said
town Of Charlcsiown.
A Copy Tesie,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Crk.
March !, 1898.
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FREE PRESS.


fnYsbie Nall Jceriyi bai Tee DoitAas
Eili BE fpceised ~ raymsat ia.fn.i, n pad
snlifei7 ~ advance. Whsbegsf payment -
.aeiefrcd bcyoat ne axpiratioa 81 the year,
intfFest wili - ckarrs1
- sahsefiYtioss e. siE a.nihs. 81 90, ~
bs 30 sFarlably - asssass
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VirgilLin. 10 lrif,

VjrgiIttg, 10 ICif:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the frat Mon
day 10 February, 1893
George w. Hammond, and John II. Shrop-
shire, merchant partners, trading Un-
der the name and firm Of Hammond aud
Shropshire, PlaiRiigs,
.fG.1LNST
George {. Smoot, Thomas Smith, James j.
Miller, Alexander q. l.. Dryden, William
Aiburtis, and William Lucas,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

why isa lawyer like woman p
Dye giTe 4 up i-Bssause hs'sa 6sf.
mzka.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

CASH FOR NE@g0g8.
vish TO Pureha.s 90 NEGROES
, from the ssss ~ 9 - ~ yeafs. a. 'ai,ei,
the Host liberal prizes in easi siii b. uivea. -
Pers0Ht hasiaf Nrrrpeg % srli, s,n aiady ihcir
tnicresi by CsliiaE 90 llss tubtcribcs. fettrfs
On illr suiJctt vih BE- promptly pticnilrd 81.
WA. %. GnIGG8.
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Comforts Of Children.-Call not that
man wretched, who, whatever else he
suffers as 10 pain inflicted or pleasure
denied, has child for whom he hopes
and on whom be doats. Poverty may
grind hun TO the dust, obscuriiy NAV
cast as darkest mantle over him, the
song OF the gay may be Gar from his
own dwelling, his face may be Un-
known to his neighbors. and his voice
may be UNDECIDED by those among
whom he dwells-even pain may rack
his joints and sleep may flee from his
pillows-but he has gem, with which
he would not part for wealth defying
computation, for fame filling a world )
ear. for the luxury ofthe highest health.
or for the sweetest sleep that ever sal
upon morlafs eye.
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~ CHlNcFRY

HRIE defendants. George G amooi. ard
m Thomas Saith, n0t having entered
their argsaranre, end given security accord
ing TO The ael ~ assembly sud Iha rules o.
ihs court, and d appsaftng by sstisfsetofy
evidence that they ere uot inhabitants 81
this country n - srf,Frs. That ths ssid De-
frhdanis 90 prpear here on ihe feet dsy ~
ihe neat term. aHd aHssef the BIS Of ~
plaintiff and that copy Of lbs order Be
f0fihvifh insefted IN some nsWspaper plh-
iishsa in Chafletioun, fof two months sue
cessissiy and posted % ihe lfoai door Of TIE
couft-huusu in ne said togn d Chafitftoep
A Cops -Tcsie,
hOnERT =. BROWN. CiuE
Mtreh L. fs1s
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Cash for Negroes.

WILL at al times give the highest prices
81 cash Tor likely young NEGROES,
ol both sexes, from ten TO twenty-five years
ot age. Persons having likely servants to
dispose Of, will do we'll 20 cali on me 81 nv
residence IN ChariestowRi and any com.
municalion 10 writing will be promptly at
tended 70. WA. CROW, jr.
LILY -. is16-fI
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TIE periodical Press is thus &iAsd b. The
Mobile Examiners
Description on Nnrspepsy. "A news.
paper " bill Of fare, containing a varie.
- Of dishes suited 10 the different tastes
and appeiiies Of those Who sit down To
the entertainment.
Politics arc Jssf steaks, palaiablo %
almost every oBe. Those who prefer
the rare done choose them from France.
Congress and legislative news are sip6.
al neafe.
Eleeiioneering is renisOH. Essays.
humorous, speculative, moral ADD di.
vine, afo a hno Joiief Diet. from which.
by happy commtxiure Of meat and
vegetables. q diet is obtained. nutrible.
agreeable add healthy
Poetry 10 cUsiara Marriages are
sufsi seals. Ballads AID love dillie,
are pizu pudding. Anecdotes. conun.
drums. and epigrams are spios add nus.
fard Sometimes printers dan comes
round, that u sour. er0uf add cranbsrrg
tart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
Commissioners Sale Of
LAND.

LAND
TN pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
3 Superior CouLt OF Law and Chancery
for frederick County, rendered at :he last
May Term Of the said Court, IN the suit OF
Jacob Hess aud William Taylor, Executors
OF Peter Hoover, deed, against Waller n.
Selby and oihers, the undersigned will, on
Saturday The l2ih day II .Nsg nsrf, at Daniel
.Entler's Tavern, in She herdstown, proceed
To sell, NJ public auction, the followin. tracts
or parcels OF land, lying in IeGc rson County,
about two miles from Shepherdstown, the
property OF the said walter 8. Selby, TO wit
A TRACT OF SD ACRES,
Conveycd to said sclby by Ravleigh Morgan
and Lydia his wife, by deed bearing date
April 2sth, $500. A tract containing
FIVE AND ONE HALF ACRES,
conveyed TO said Selby by the same persons,
by deed dated December 21d, 1902 A tract
containing
Nine Heres, One Rood, and Ten Poles,
conveyed to said seIby by Peter Hoover, by
deed bearing date January 18th, 1911. The
undivided third part Of tract Of land con-
tanning
Two Hundred Acres.
which was conveyed TO said Selby by Raw
leigh Morgan, Jr., by deed bearing date oc-
to5er %, 1911. A tract containing
FIFTY .4CRES,
being the fourth part Of larger tract con-
tanning 200 Acres. which fourth part was
conveyed 10 the said Selby by William Nor
gan, Jun'r, by deed bearing date January sth,
1873; and tract containing
FIFTY .fCRES,
beirg the fourth par. Of q larger tract con.
tanning 300 Acres, which said tract Of so
Acres was conveyed TO the said Selby by
Simon Morgan, by deed bearing date 4Ih Of
February, 1914.
The terms OF sale will be as follows, TO
wit: One third OF tho purchase money 90 be
paid on tic day OF sale, and the residue in
three equal payments. TO be made 10 eight six
teen, aud twenty -four months. counting from
the day Of sale. The deferred payments TO
be secured by obligations, with good person
al security, aud the title to the said lands
will be retained as further security.
HENRY BERRY,
Shepherdsiown, Z Special Con,'r.
March Is, ls35.-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

IN time Of peace prpare Gor ,car.-
On Cape Cod, when a lady is 10 be
married, she suffers her finger nails 10
grow long, 50 that IN case she should
be obliged 10 throw herself on her re.
served rights, she may come 10 the
scratch with some prospect Of success"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

q C. TsoHiFfELY, having Purchsssd
LAo OF Joba n. Bell. the DINDERY IA
Winchester, respectfully informs the public
that he Is prepared to execute all nds Of
BOOK BINDING sad R.fPEI RULING
lie will manufacture. at short notice, aud ia
= substantial manner, BLANK BOOKS Of
every description.
A. G. T. being practical Book Binder
and having conducted this estsbiishmeul for
the last two yeats,he feels conident that the
work hereafter executed by him will be al
least equal 10 that which has characterized
Il for that time.
9J-Books made 10 order will be rayTaaied
Winchester, Dec. ~, 1887. Con.
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Standard for Dress.-First, comfort;
second, convenience; third, decency;
fourth, ncatness; fifth, economy.
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ULaW GOODS

IN OTHER SIPPL1.
\ PIE subscriber has sgsin the pleasure OF
- informing his customers and The public.
that he has just received another supply OF
SBASON&-ah'a GOODS,
which makes his assortment very eonpieie,
snd which he Is determined 10 oder on such
terms as cannot faii 10 please. ! would par
iieHiUiy invite those Who wish 10 purchase "a
give nc call, as bargain may b. srpsei'd
}. J. MILLER.
Feb - 1879
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VIRGINIA, 60 viii.

Al Rules hollen in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chen
eery for Jefferson County, the frat Mon
day In February, 1888;
John MIiih and Ja'ass 4. c1lsr. ia,s parfnsrs,
irafi"g under iAe fra II Martha & Garter.
PfAiSTIFFk
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TKRGEN M, 40 scif

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chaa-
eery for Jefferson County, the 6rst Mon
day in February, 1888;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09
W The Phiadelphians are amusing themselves
this hot weather with leapng from three and foux
story windows.

PoLIcs-Satuday-C ouRterfeiser Taken.-J,bw
Lewis, colored man, was arrested on Saturday up-
on the charge Of passing counterfeit $40 bill on the
Exchange Bank of Hartford, In payment for some
articles OF clothing, amounting TO The OF l6 shil-
llngs, purchased OF Messrs. Brooks, No. James ST.
In, complainant not liking TO give change for the
o inquired of the prisoner if he haG nothing small
eT, 70 which he distinctly replied in the negative
Inc change, 81 75 was afterwards given him, and
ne ne went away Suspecting, however soon AFTER thar
an was not right, complainant took the bill 10 per.
son ivns opposite, and il pronounced forgery
ie men went in pursuit Of the accused, whom he
iound al shoe store in the neghborhood, endeavor-
immediately arrested and searched. and the amoune
o. % .nriy doilars in good money found upon him.