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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

5THE Subscriber having been appointed agent
- for TIE Penn Mltusl Life Lzsaranee Com
fny 81 Philadelphia. h now prepared % receive
SPECIFICATIONS Tor lnsnrnnceon Lives; Il Is on the
Mutual systcm. wifh5nl Liability ho0eyer. beyond
Ne tm5unt Of pfemiumt All pf0Its Of the Com
plny are divided annually am9ns he Insured
The premium. may be paid qiartsrly semi-an-
nuaily or annually. Or one half Of The premium
- Z note At u m1nfhs. Individuals insured IN
this Company. become members Of the Corpora
ticn and vote for Trustees.
The rates of Premium with fall participation
10 the profits arc as low as any othgr Institution
n this country and lower than any Of the English
Companies with only a portion Of the proits.-
~ this q q subject not generally understood, !
have provided myself with a large nun5er Of
prospeeius's Of the Company which fully explains
the mode Of operation. advantages, safety Of the
Institution andfnles Of premium. which will Be
happy tosfurnish 20 any one who may ri anY in
terest on the subject
JAMES J. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

| Shortly before the declaration A. II,
war q 1912 against Great Britain, On
Itain - commxI,lled ! sh;n Mol ss ar
from the United States 10 Portsmouth.
England, by way Of the West Indies 4
number Of British naval ofiicers sta,;oned
at one Of the West India islands. had
been ordered home and took passage e
his ship. Conversation during the WOW
age turned frequently upon the prospec,
Of war between Tho two countries. aTe|
said the English officer. .swar should tale
place, We shall capture evorr shin II tic
American navy 1t Is impossible tat We
should fail.u r. this accustomea braeca.
Edocio Of Johu Bull. the Cansain simIly
replied, ..aentlemen. YOU nav live to find
yourselves Disappointed !, This English
spirit Of Boosting was kept up during the
entire voyage, without, however, distusb.
Iingffiendly feelings They reached Ports.
mouth in safety. but had only been there
a few weeks when the startling news l..
rived that Hull had taken III Enel;sh I'll.
gate Guerrero. commander ~ Cant II.
cres The day after the r1cent;on &c tha
news, the Did Captain purchased 4 white
hat, shall clothes. ctr md z.a,,t - az
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NEW GOODS.

yrNtaF .,,hseriher has lust received from Phila-
delnhia and Baltimore, his Spring SapplyI
n rrv Gools and Groceries, ~hich he will sell
:, s,nsll urofts fof cash orto his customers upon
~ ,,snai terms. Amongst his stock will Be
sannS- DRY GOODS:
rs,es6. r.assinets Cassiineres. Tweefs,
Z s.s.s hleachedE brown, striped &C.
French, English and American Caiieoes,
Silk, plain and checked,
French ana American Ginghams,
caIaAricks or all eolors Diaper.
Summer Ginghains. Lawns, Shawls,
NJ rams. different patterns Checks, Tickings,
AIp3ccas. Irish Linens, a.. &c; !,
ln fact, almost every article thas rs sou N 'e
dry goods line.
HARDWARE "a pretty assortment OF onis
sells. A1Eers. Screws, Hinges. Locks. SC
GROCERIES Sugars Molasses, Liquors o
various kinks, Fish. &cA
/ SHOES s RpoTS.-A variety q al 9naii
/ Ties NJ. DoRAN.
i Harpcrs-FerrJ, Nay b lSkS-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
TITITEil STATES HOTEL,
,.onrpS srrpny va


rr1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
fths p3lhlic, thar he his leased the Hotel e.
Hsrpcrs-Ferry, (lale IN The oceurancy Of Capt.
josfra E. AHSLL known as the Usl'sa S..isss
49, ana Is niw prepared 10 accommodate pas
s-ncssrs hv the Rail Road. or travellers in Tie
- {. :, e5sniorsahle manner Thnse travelling in
ia co.'s win hnd this most agreeable Dining
rIose. where every ifuit at the season, and inxn-
& thst c,n be had win Be- served up IN me moss
TO cppit q this and TIE neishboring
f.annt. e.. 75uld say, that his Il use shall AZ
Gavs h b, ~ Iss thsir reception and accoRmosas
l,oSI - fe Is dctsr1inet to make their cans
agreeable I6z Bar shall contain ne eeo'ees'
~ Cksn.hefs ven furnishe'i-and his Staoline
$500 Z. conmoiiun& shall contain the best pro
$500 and attended b attentive hos.lefs
GIVE he House . call. and JUICE q Is merils
- JAMES RATE WAGER
fl.<1.r.- Fsprfx InriI8 ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

NAE wouH invite the attention Of the read.
w lng tommqniiy 70 orr stock Of BOOKS,
which We have 41st received from PHILADELPHIA.
We give the nam = v few Of theip, viz.
Chambers Information for the people,
Dick On the Impfovementof Society,
DIsraeli's An mites OF Literature,
Chalmers sermons MelviIl's do.
Bible Dictionary. Headley's Washington,
Tuekerman's Thoughts Jamison's Visits,
Sedgwick's Facts and Fancies EaieuTean,
B1rbald's L ssso1s B)1k nf En,ertiinment,
MaHyafl's New Forest Wuthering Heights
The Inheriianee Dom hey. an J Son complete,
Hagen's Technology, Flowers of Fables,
Count Of Monte Christie, Turns Of Fortune,
0ldwine IN new bottles. Parents Assistant,
Forest Life Rickslon's Rocky Mountains,
Warren's Now and Then. Jane Eyre,
Maiden Amt New Timon, Mansi I'D Park,
Elizabeth Bennett Georgia Scenes.
: Sets OF John Donkey and many others which
We will be pleased 10 show. Call and examine
for yourselves, at the store Of
Nav II tafa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
GALVAyIC BATTERIES.

TIME subscriber, by purchase ofthe Patentee,
u has become the owner of the right TO the
sale and use in he State o. Virginia, Of Coads
patent improved GRADUATED GALyANIC
BAT rERY .gand INSULATED POLES, for
medical and Other purposes.
Some thirty or forty counties and cities have
been disposed OF 10 practitioners and others--and
the remaining territory Is now offered for sale in
Rights Of such extent as NAV suit purchasers.
Physicians or others. wishing 10 engage in the
sale OF these Rights, either on commission or for
their own account. should make immediate ap-
plicaiion. Practitioners, family or county Right
can be had as well as others. with the Instrument
al the Pateniee's price. Any one engaging in the
purchase and sale Of Rights win be ahGrded op-
portunities Of realizing desirable profits.
Address, post paid, with References
WIN. CLARKE.
NYinchestet Nav II t9t2-3.n
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WASHINGTON stoNUMkNr.
Fsem &r 81 a; al a fSrscu.

Mr.. . W. Brtt1n Dsw ST. Hssinr -
notice ~ y0urtaA paper. which states ibai an
me Coiieetrr e, The National w ashinclon No
hument ier this ressional District, / haxlcn
2 correct ~ sfror was originally appointed
lae counties of gdsrson and Elarro
only scout q month since applied q III -.
nagersof the Washington National Won,,r,rnt
Soeiely. 70 release me from tie aeencv "a -
Dsoansy Of Clarke, vhirk they vefs ,nnr,,n,,sIg
granted MY reason for asking "a IS r,lrsssSS
rom my agency, as il REGARDED the eo,nrv r,f
Slsrkc, was on account Of The meagre sucrcss Il
naa met with IN mr agency 50 far Is / hai ,ra-
sssoeu = tne county Of Jefferson. have been
$500 alsappointed a tAe want ofinercst which
nas peen BY the larger part Of our pops-
ialion, IN aiding the noble work which Il NM u
progress ~ The City Of M ashingion. 70 d. hornT
y lhe memory Of the xoo1 and sreaf NJ s,y,,s,~
TON Although dishcariened ii Is moi ,nr ;nss,,
non e abandon The cause Ia this county. Il viii
make further efforts 10 increase the small arDonni
~ winch have already collected. win state Is
.als pace ior the information Of those who as
lake an interest Id the success III nv collert;nns
that have received, up 10 this date. ii ensb
= ISS % ana IN unpaid Subscriptions. Sl4 SOL
.naking an aggregate of ss74S 25. nj true thafI
! nave not solicited contributions. in rersnn n
nan Of or population .,but The sum stated i
g ggafsg Saelr FOR thenumBcr OF persons 10 whoss
nave applied. ! still entertain the hope rhat
onr patfiollc population will not be behind NJ
other counties oil our pood old co,n 1,
the expression 81 their rratitude n ~
OF me Fathero Of his Country
,,..s mas occurred TO my mind to suggest to our
ne pfoprieiy Of getting up public din
aer, TO come OF On the Ith 4of July next--sar s,i
Shannondale, or some other nro,,er nlacs Is az
scripton of farmers fas Ia III snhF,sns.ls ~
2roseeds 70 be appropriated 10 the erection 81 The
ssauohai Monument II would be a lit occasion
~ : an oration and the reading Of the Farewell
aa ., q the Father Of his Country. Iuierey
he idea OF not, ii pleasure S''s'' = Wy" -
R. s. BLACKBURN,
May 18th, 1918 - - \ 1852
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Valuable iowa Property
~ ktf leloa q SIePlsr.Isleeall

q 10 FIf 11l1N " z5lTVl1Tu2IgWHlJ 4
FOR SALE
TIME undersigned win sell at private sale,
III TWO HOUSES q LOTS on the Main
Street In the town oil Shepherdslown, now in the
occupancy III james Shepherd.
Tf6 rive lots are adjoining and upon one Is
r. CnnafOrfabie ID wriling.
With all Oul.bnildings, and nnmber OF the
chcicesi Fruit Trees. And on the other is large
CABINET SHOP, which can Be used tor that
rofnose. Or converted into a fine store or school
room. The terms. which will be easy, viii be
made known By application 70 either of the I'M
dersirned Possession given on the frs, day Of
AufiE 1918. VIM. SH0aTf,
WM. B. THOMPSON.
~ a. 1Qfr.-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
POETR Y.
THE BLIND crst.--To HER
MoruEk.

Mother theJ say the si3s ere bright
And the broad heave4 are blue.
Idream Of them b. day Ind night
And think them al lii you.
Icannot touch he dis,a4 skies,
The stars ne'er spe,kko me-
Yet their swee, imasesbrise.
And blend with thoughts Of thee.
know not Why. bur a. ! dream
OF the Car land Of bliss;
And when hear thy rdceI deem
That heaven Is like q this.
When NV sad heart 10 thine B pressed.
Ny follies all fargiven,
Sweet pleasure Yar.nssny bellins hssaat
And this I eaven. ~
Oh mother, VIII tAE Gad above )
For i've my faultsiike theei
VIII he bes,ov such care and love
On blind thing like me
Dear mcther, leave me not alone.
Go with me when Idle
Lead thy blind daughter to the throne,
And stay in yonder sky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

TyHE Undersigned has recently removed 10
Il CharIestoun. and opened Shop in the
Stone House belonging TO MIR. w, F. Lock, on
the street leading from the Bank TO the Academy,
Ion the coraer north oftAe Academy-where he
i prepared 10 execute all kinds OF work in the
Gun smithing and Lock-repairing line. From
long experience inthe business he hatters him
self thai he will Be able TO give satisfaction to all
.tAxnr him with thsir5paifonag
acier, and warranted to De oil me eest
ship. - "A
Z Hewill manufacture new ioeHs, q So -
ones, on very moderate Ts lsII M soN pIsuOp
MAY lsis-3un
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
Cash for Negroes.

TrvlsE snbscriher is anxious 10 purchase large
number OF Negroes, Of both sexes sound and
li-elv. Persons having Negroes p dispose Of,
Ann ma tito their interest % give nm can he
fore selling, as he vii pay he rery asgaess ga
He can Sc seenat the Berkeley Courts, a. Mar
tinsbure. on 81 Monday, and Al Bsrryvl,,,e On
his residence 10 Charleslowii -
Al letters addressed 70 him viii be promptly
amended .. y u S. ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
~ and style DEFY compel
o.,, - C,,nJ cIa,bs

q IN and style dely compen sung, Wn,es
5ek NAV be found Cloths, Nsimerrs and
tcsiings as follows. viz:
CLIO Tbs French, English and y " Dress |
Cloths, az prices varying from one ton dollars |
per yard; French, English and Ameri., Pine
Dress Cloths, prices varying from three Sseyen
dollars per yard; French, English and Arh,iean
Invisible Green Dress Cloths, at prices x.spg
American Brown Dress Cloths, al prices yafy q
from so to $50 per yard. ~
CASSIMERES. -Freaeh, English and Amer
lean Blue and Black Csssnnerss, at prices vary
ing from to So per yard frfnch, English am
American Fancy Cassimeres. asgreat variety
prices varying from to 50 so PER yard.
. yESTINGS.-French,E English and America
vestings, Silk, Satin, Marseilles, &cs varyin
from to S. per pattern.
CASHMEgETTS.-F and Englis
Black. Brown and Green Cashmeretts, q Prlct
VARYING from to 50 per yard.
SUMMER CLOTHS.-Enelish and Amer
can Black and Blue Black Sunimer Cloths, PA
Striped and Twilled, varying IN price IRON ~ g
10 50 so per yard
/ DRILLINGS.- French, English and Amel
1 can billings, White, Brown AMI Fancy, atPric
varying from 25 cts TO 81 per yard.
| TwEEDS.--French, English and Anerici
Summer Tweeds, various colors and prices Y
rying from 50 cents toS i per yard
LINENS. GINGHAMSsAND LUSTRES
French. English ami American Line9s Gir
hams and Linnen Lnstres for Goats, a peanii
: assortm .nt, prices varying from 20 10 va Icel
: per yard.
I READY-MADEC L0THING-His ReaC
Made Cl5thing department is Eow full and co
: plete. consisting aS follows, yis:--Fancy Cot
Goats. 81 p cents, Fine LINEN do. 80, Lin
Check do 50 French Bingham do Sd Tw'
do 3 g Summer Cloth d. 4 90. Angola Ca.
lmere 81 90. aud 6ne Casshmeretts az Il
Par Sons al prices VAR ing from 81 cls. io
w. -Sffom g cents to5 90. lhage alsp on b:
lS,ocks, CraSab, Pocket Hdkfs Collars B1so
I. Shire Drawers, Gloves, Socks. ard in short e
n ~ article usually found in MeTchapt Ia
: and Ready Made Clothing establishment
2 lconclade be asks cali from the peolle.
pledges himseiftonse every exertion 70 give $
faction to the purchaser.
re Harpers-Ferry May II, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
yanuafY % lsls-sIn.
Whcat.A Corn Wanted.

TIME subscribers are anxio1s 70 purchase any
u number ofbusheis Of Wheat and Corn, for
which they win par the highest cash price on de-
livery Or. II ihe farmers prefer Il. they will
haul Il from their Barns, as they keep teams ioE
that purpose. Farmers look 70 your interests,
and give " q call before yoa dispose OF your
produce, NJ. III. &v. w. MOORE.
Old.Furnacc, Jeff.srson Co, Va,
Feb 25, 1917,
- Plaster, Salt, Fish. Tar, &C.. always on
hand. 10 exchange with the Farmers for their pro
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FNuNTAlN IA0 rEL..

T77TE7ET EE[1T T11IE1I F0I77T1IN ~
nI<Rl street, Datllln0re, Md.
T110 W1<i<ri ana S0ltlel1 Merchants and
- travelling <onm1t,,Y n general
-. - srS;Snel l1tinf o1.l.1ed he cxcl1<ir@
sS..'r1l Fl his VEL knoun H1<l has ~ Sre@'
<rx-r.. ~ 8 40fy extensive Editions ana IN
-'..,.-,-.r. 9k6rc11 h Is n-H eI1b.cd . -r'
900 ~. tis guess With 60 1e1< ana rY. p.
l~..- f. q 10 hon.s 8 >o1..tdc 5 receive he r.
,-o.- =. ia. las ktfcl1Itf1 MI 81 literally ee
.-.' - rs EI.I|I -Iut1 assuring 81
|-'.-|. .|&['. - <<>tsio1s s1-'t >t01{< y
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AT CARD.

T WOULD inform the citizens Of Jefferson g
L and the adjoining counties, lnat NJ -.
- ~ ,her P1tsal GAS Pad DJitbls and Sin
3. Iersr rus. fot the support and cure Of Rup-
81 81. a. Hernia suitable ior all sizes and ages
fbsve 4, present on hand large supply; let all
80, - ,oav nee1 lhem call at nv Store and see
them >, IA. LIZ - - 80
AZ 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
l.inmOrs.

4 BARREL best French Brandy
III barrel Dom do,
Peach Brandy. "a superior artiele,) |
PORT Wine,
2 a. Madeira do,
1 I" Malaga do,
3 /" Old Nhjskey,
7 ~ Corn do, Just received and for sale
BY J. X. WOODS & Co.
May ls. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

Al/yIX.| At Law
LAS Epn1Fs1 hiS Ode 10 he bniidine lre-
- ee1''y cecopied b. Joh1 r. Flag e She
He viii attend The varions Conrts Of Jefferson.
1ef1eIey. Ffedsrick and Morgan Counties.
ChaEIe<towa April 4, ISfs-f
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Harpers-Ferry, May is, isi8-tf

ALSO-Oa MyadGy ne 22l dayof Nay, 1913,
A t early candle-lighi. from day 10 day. wall
IL sell at auction, about $500 10 s. zoo worth
OF line and common Goods for what t2ey may
bring all ofa very fine and handsome quality of
Dry Goods, well assorted Monsines. Cling
hams Lawns, Cambricks, Shawls and Dress
Hdkfs., Hosiery, Silk aud Cotton Hdkls., some
Shoes, striped goods, and many other articles
here too tedioussro enumerate. Goods that had
on hand before got my new stock on hand de-
preciated in value, but good fine and handsome
Among which are various kinds and qualities
]. On sums of $40 thirty days; Of $50 sixty
days. and under 10, the cash. Notes with secyf
lrity. No goods to be removed until settled fork
JACOB NISSWANNEH
Harpers-Ferry. Nav Is:
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Bargains! Barg4nsl Bargains!
The hampers Ferry Cash
SEORE.

lHEREis The Store br Bargains, as sell Tor
IL Cash, and cash only. Goods can be sold
"A AGA cheaper for casb. and cash dealers wo1ld
DO well 10 give me aeall, Is intend % vail on
customers with the gnatest attention. and give
toll satisfaction 70 !eaers- also invite ne al
ienlion OF my old customers. the citizens q Har-
pers-F Ferry and surrounding country, 70 give me
CALI Come. come citizens and conaHymsn,
one and ALL Ny Stock Is well selected and
large. and az full view. l win endeavof 70 emu
msrafe PAD Of the articles. such as follor:
Prints 1fyafions q1aliiy; monslanes sAalleys
and gingaams, which can be sold low; 2 large
lot Of brown and bleached Coiions. togsther Win
q large sipck Of Hosiery and silk and cotton
CLUES and Mis-, all colors add cheap iarg:
stuck of siis, worsted and cotton Saws and
dress Handkerchiets, gentIemen,s silk and oil
dressed acknowledgements with 4 large
stock Of Groceries Sugars, Coffee, M5lasses,
Teas Loafand J. imp Sugar cheap-alsc, q large
and full stock OF Confectionaries, Candies, kai-
sins. Figs. Prunes. Oranges, Lemons, Almonds.
Ftlberts, English Walnuts and Cocoa Nuts.
Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, and French Belona
Sausages-Aiso, large stock Of Tiq-wafe
cheaper than evers Queensware and Earthen-
ware very cheap-ao2ether with large lot Of
Jewelry-Gold, Silver and common, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold and Silyer Pencils, Gold
Rings GenIlemens and Ladies Gold Breast Pins
very handsome lot OF common Jewelrys cheap
AMI very handsome, fancy W0rk-boKes, large
lot OF Perfumerys i Fancy Soaps. large lot La
dies aud Genllemen's Combs, assorted, very good
TO common, andE ia short various qualities OF
Musical Instruments Silk. Cotton, and Buck-skin
Purses, Watch and Guard Chains, Clocks. Look
ing Glasses, Tea Waters, Buckets. Baskets.
Brooms. Segars, Snuff. Soap, Candies, Shad,
Mackerel, Herring. Bacon, Lard. Flour Corn
Meal Cucumber Pickles in Jars, Pepper Catsup,
Tonatodo., and every other article or5 hundred,
TOO tedious % enumerate All is al full view
Come and see for yourselves Also, Country
Produce will be iakenIin exchanges Tor GODS
This store can be found down on Hotel Square,
near the Potomac Bridge No pains shall be
spared, but bargains given.
JACOB NIsswANNER.
Harpers-Ferrv Nav l8 iSl9-tf
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THE RAILWAY MANIA.

i
The famous economist, Joseph Hume,
a very cautious man in his statements,
said. during late debate III Parliament,
that}the total Of money authorized to be
raised BY railway companies during the
sessions of Parliament in ls45 aud 46,
amounted to the prodigious sum of 1853
millions of pounds sterling or about
There were applications pending at the
present session of Parliament, in iS47,
for new charters of railways to the amount
of about fl24,000, 900, or 5000, 900 900
morel The amount Of payments now
called in By British railroad companies
could not he said] amount to less than
1855, 900 every week, or about 81 ,000,-
600 a day This being the case, he just
ly remarked, that, taken in connexion with
the enormous import Of food, it was not
wandered there should be an unparal.
leled scarcity of money. He thought
Parliament ought to interfere to check the
railway MANIA or it would destroy the
country.
The following shrewd remark of an an
cient worthy is not inappropriate to the
day and the hour -
The wisdom Of learned man cometh
by.opportunity of leisure, and he that
both Little business shall become wise
How can he get wisdom that holdeth the
plough and that glorieth in the goad, that
driveth oxen and is occupied in their la
bors, and whoseaalk is'of bullocks ~
A DISTINGUISHED FAMfLY-The Even.
ing Post gives this account Of the family ii
Honora Shepherd, who has Just been SEN
fenced in n Y toa year residence at
Sing Sing for passing counterfeit money
Previous to her being sent to the State
Prison where she has already served d term
of years for a like offence, she applied to
the late district Attorney, Mr. Price, and
offered him a considerable sum Of money
to defend her .-Itis no use for me to de
fend you said Mr. Price, s.concurreni
testimony alone would be sufficient to con
vict you ;--your father died in the Phila
delphiafprison; your mother at Sing Sing
you have one brother at Moyamensing
Philadelphia; another in the Massachu
sets State Prison, and two brothers d
Sing Sing. was District Attorney Wher
your mother was sentenced, and also wher
your two brothers were can be Of NJ
service to you.n Honora's husband, v,
believe, served out his time in the Stat,
prison, and afterwards died
4
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.IHerriug. and Ahatl.

n RBLS. No. iGross Herrings,
lou 6S half do do Family 30
IS bbls. do 40 90 Spaa !,
a half do 90 % FSm,Iy 90
yv;nrhe.,er Demo-. 5 mo 5sh. 1919
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the Cheapest Clothing Store

The Cheapest Clothing Store
IN TIE Valley or VIRGINIA.
TINS undersigned has purchased he entlre
interesf 81 Ash Sec. in he Clolhins Es-
tabIish 4 .nt ii ch1rlestjNa. and y now prepar-
"a Is oli.r greater indaEemsnts than ever before
Offered 10 he people u this Or The neighoorins
Having he sble control---and aconsequen, re-
duci,on ii exp4nses--he. win be enahletio Oder
lverv grea, endorsements IN
NEW READT-MADE CLOTHING
| 3f every description -such As irst.raie Coats.
Pants Vests, SC, together with Hats. Caps,
L Roots Shoes. ice He Is also Supplied with
Leather Tfutks,. Carpet Bags. Umhrellas,
Glores. Sock ScariS Cnrals Shirts. bosoms,
collars Drawers, Handkefshie.s. con!Qst e
ConEecied with an establishment d BALI
n1re. cinbrori1e an he article here ehnn<falcd
4 hs IS onahlcd % c6.up>ie with. and UNDER.
i SSH. any 1i1tr cs>1t' i<hms nj come from VIA
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

e,... ,h,,r Incorporation q period Of eighteen
So ,ess nave paid upwards Of One Million
T'va Handred Thousand Dollars losses by hfe.
whfeh affords the most convincing evidence q
,soad vanlaees of Insurance., as well as their
ss.iw and disposition, 70 meet with promptness
Altpsopssals fur insurance promptly attended
a ~ JAMES MILLER, AgeAt
- .rl<s,nu,n IAN 70 1913.