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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Ru ~berfnnfcu,

sd 81 ~UttIuhTtN.
2EA 9rtl nsue 5duirr an Der ORieite Der @arotus.
noroIth BON WoibtrrrdBs, nit itobtrntn YetbsiItrIn.
gen Qrsis 5000 isots
9as paus 9lr. 80. SIoI @rttns. uutsrbalb Der Brat.
irdse, ioebsn ourdgebenos Gn5sebrlcrt qrsts $500.
@ruubmittbe $50.
Bas Saus on btr gBehitits Der Sipiion., u6rOli6
bon QDulonfru6s prs's SiO5O.
9as bans slr. 800, Git'gtOruirtntNr. nabs Brouos
nan; Nrtis $780,.
SaB Saus an oer Gte Ger jloros Bomb. uno Viuer.
itraBs prstB $500.
8as Saus Nr. Isl, Roro.NonORr, Qrets $1,000.
2Gnger Greott mirb pegsben, penn gcwiinidt, ODER
cute Sauosrelns.l lotcn Wsrorn upaenominer.
n. Safe q Comp. bDlbGnOler,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Sin Ssutiher BON Seutfdeu

New Wort. Z. Gtbr. - GarI Rraft
tpuro. btule MOrsen Frtib In Der RGbe pom
WsUarf, RS, ermorOtt. Sarl 6aas unn
Rut1an BERG, Die mutbmdBIiben M6rOsr, itub
Detbaftst luOrstn.
Die Ginfpmmenncuer.
VI a btustpH, z. 6tbr. 8us Gomite
flr Wtitisl uRo lBtas beihloB beuts Rorgen
gu @unItsn ors UsisB.s SstrtHs autbebune
Der @inIommenIieuer bu btrihttn.
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Sin Rddrr'gt Is1t. ais Iptltt barb. RodIv'raaeH bel
8, EBilbelm az sTtrf6mibt tn Rr. 50, SsnHfpl.
. laids apenue. rabe BibbhfttaBe. 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
xsiliae 2aufsacIeaenhrit.

Cine BGdtrti nit boiler einri6tung Hsbt unttr biut.
gen Bsstn9unast ~ o%sriaufsn. staGlutrassn I, 6sr.
9l6, ID t6s 3aIIimprSSrdas 1924
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
61nier III h~erfanfen.

~ pduitr Ju tan'tn uno iatt gtrIaufs ~ Bb.r.
ntbntfn In alien $bstifu Der Staot Yreta bon 5000 bis
$40. 900. Wub pir0 Die GtnJttbung BON 8lednungerl
auer Mrt, &Infaitren bon Sruromt'tbet &c. biaig be-
Cine QnlapI GruuOfiidt FttS binie al eano.-
.. SUrH.
Sir. 1O2. SOueb., l,uiIasu sonofraBt
San. 8,3TRtt.) unO BrDaouao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Gin IoIiots Widobtn. meIhss in allen Wrirn bon La
dies' Hardness l6rtisurI . &rbstttn bewanosrt TT. To-
ME aud Elm wtdonsn gum 2trntit. i'm Nittr BON Is bis
ID 5G9rrn. NadjutraBtn In sRr. I8O, tsrtustOntar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Cine dlttrc FRAU, psl6e Diqens IN, In Der
3ausbaIlun9 ii6 mug i'd Bu MAIDEN, erbdlt cine
quite Sttls uu0 Setmatb IN elmer tletnen Ga>
milte, 806lufrasen in SIR. 37s, NOrb>9ap>
Sir. 1927
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

bert. an6srsrisitg pOlte mon lpiRtn, hi
oiplOmnttibsn Bertrtttr bon Ctfrti6, Spa,
MEN uno Stolitn bdtitn rrtldrt, Fs itien Dor
ibrsn RegieruHgen initruirt, BORDEAUX Al
nerIahRn. UtRH Der ylan Der Bil0uns SiutE
St6srbetts 'Nusi9uRss ausssFAbrt DsrotH
iults,
SPatefe &abels9 la9rt9teu.
Gridtr ibrr bic Abrri(r Ors
Rai(rrg na6 Qrut(6IanO.
Die beraebtidacn 0erfudc Der SRp.
them in NartS.
Grcmttnr Icbrt unh SorScaur jurif.
Die DsutfheH NIB bic gsrpr~OSlaHtlruns
Don Pdrts.
grBtanb upS bic YroVtdnt. Sen>
Pun8fn mad parts.
Babl Srriammlrmgclt Der ,,HOtbtH."
Stt@aISiSnnSsH Der -vrOptfOrifbeH.-
vNirSuiurtbie rtc ct1itgeBettni9 eesVanett."
Gin YricI Ocs GcuerGls SrOdH.
SGs ScmbarOement pon Belfort.
Die Su crWdgtenbe 8cbtfertt>
gun9 err ~ rpptfprti &en.~
Gin ucIlcS OitrridiidcS Miniterium.
Sin tiirtiibes SbierDdttOnss
Surps 0e8cn u umGHteH.
8l5 0uf bic observation-disclosures eIber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
.@erlangt unO geiu6t
RerIauot.


Gin eouptttuttr uuo IuOtrldIleSr Solicitor IHr cine
DorIHaIthe RGp' Doritr 9sbeus . BerRhsruneB 9 @eisu'
i6aft bt 3 20. BrowH 8 6ru6sr, Rr. IS - tRs
TgpetfearaAe. t98-4l
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@efu6t.
spalcth %Nerlanat.

Gin iurssr Rauu. Der ensIiI6 Sttittbt unO tiuis'
aenninihs BON Der Sarttrsi 5sfBt, In eRr. gag
5reeamoInt.uue 1928
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Durdb Samnel s.. 8oper, Mntt.
HA Wcrualtersz SerGaaf
LIN. bon
pertbpplem @runoei8entbumI
an Der

~ '
Bittle., jpifben Der Mnn. unb BuIfhraae.
IN bolgt einea Deiretss ots Rrttss gsribts Der Stabt
Baltimore iptro Der untsrIethnttt Btrudltsr bic nadbs
asbtno beihyisbtrtn brsi 8runopI6bs. in osr 6tGot Bal.
,iuors esIsatr. montas. ben 20 Jsbruar 1871. 9tad.
mitaas 4 npr, auf ottentItAer WuttiOH IuUl Dtriauts
dusbtettH
Jr. /. = I'm Der RorOIstte Der BiboItRrass In Der
Gniisrru na BON 4O3 6uB 2 3ou 6slth BON Der NoTbOis
Ode Der Vim. nno BtooltfraBt a%nfanatno oaul ots
LID an Der BioosHraBe Is GuB stbsno bann roreIih,
parallel init Der Nnri.raBe. 50 5uB bis an etne 20 5nB
bretie M1tp gebtno oann pthltn, Lungs otfitr N1sp.
Ii 5uB uno 0auu iiioltd bis gum anfange.
=ytr. z - YIN Der Notoleltt Der BiDoltfrabe In Der
emitrnuns bon Ais 6us 2 sou oflib bon Der Votoof.
Gde Der BIboles uno NnrfraBs aHtanetnb. btm pidb
Nr l TN Often ansrtnItnO uno bon ~otrlslbsn greite uuo
3ttts.
gr. 3. - u Der Roroitite Der BibSItRraBs In Der
Gntietrura pom 435 5uB 2 3ou ofiih BON ber Roroof'
Ode ber Biobles uto Annhtabe onfangenp, bttr Vldb
glr 2 int Sfet ansren5eno uno BON ~osrieIbtn Srettt uro
3ieft.
Die Banll6trittn bsftbtn In SrrI euts,bauieu 2.Rodi.
gen Bttgei aeinsrnen ESpbn bdnferu uno ftno isbe
rirer Brunbmteibe bon s37 so untsrDorttn.
Bcbtngungen: Elm Srititbetl baar, Der Ret In 9 uno
10 Wtouaien Die 9rtottjdblurgtn 3tHier trdetno rno
outb glottn pes adnltrs, Jur 3ufrisotnRstt oss Usrmal
tCrs %inooirt, ssfdett.
eCwtS y. NobinfOn, Berpalier;
q. q @pper. Wuit..
(2l.7. 1913. 6.9.42.3) Rr, 81. WsR. 8altimOrsitraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
8n ~berfanfen.

Gin xSobnbnus nit eatsn an Der Bef.
Botftmpre,, rabe YoppIeiouHraBe. prtts $3.50
Rdbtr,s bel 6enIp u. Gpofe. Rr. 8. xa~ Bull.
cinss, OF. Haulhraat. 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
WerIdua4.


Gin WlGbhsn fit gttu6bnItds Sausarbtit In elmer
tttnsn 6amilte. VGbIufraetu in Bfr. sc. UIbes
marIs', Gds Der @ranbpAraRe, bel eoHts ed.
bdrnt. (32- 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
UerLan9t.
NerIamat.

Gin 6ubruaun t3suqutfs fno triOrbrrIthl in ..
RpItt's RpblenbUL Rr. 6B. Ga WOHumsnt'
ffEake. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Gin Fntbr 5ause. Der icon hei Der Badtrtt asDtIen
"; lu mtIotu tn Hfr. ace, alice uHn., @ds Der
Eurbdm ffruBc. 1881
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WetIdtt0t.


Gin Surs,. nm 6tsarrsn.RiHsn Ju b,Ilsbsn; fsrnsr
Cn sutrr 0ed6latt' Strtppsr. Ra4iufra8eu in Rr. @
uno s, Bef.prdttardae, etne 5rtppr bod. (S2-3I
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0ertGuat.


GIH TRdoAsn. UNI Die ss,ubbnliA, oduIarbsit ~ Der.
iOrstu. gu nsIben in ar. Il2. OF. %uIIhr. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Bon gDaNt btt'm neulidhf1 f5susr NAB st,por.
- bere ehubs unb Sitefel limb lu herabgtiebten
Yrsilen su babsn bel Sbtltpp Bsrs In eVr. 90.
4SeN.$rdttAr. (8l-4J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

ffSN Sin icbr eupisblensluertbes gBobnbaus nit
ksfh Gdlaorn an Caroline, babe @auFttaBe. Sin net
M4A tss WphnbaHs an BrOGoluGps. udbe 9IeDiraBe,
$1,000. 3met pdusbcu nube Utaoii0us Squart UNI
$1,000. 3wet Ditto uabs qniaNetts .GQuars I'M it 5000.
RGbtrts bet $aints b AussEauuH,
Rr. 284 ct. SduIR IT,, HbrbIl6
(l9-l hou bfr NFrfnntnnarasf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Gin WGOhsr. has tcdsn. mdihsu nnO bagtln fam
aud elm R~tnosrmoobsn Bltt Gmpfsbunasn rpsrbsn
Sdttler, GbarIsthr. . MBsnus. ObsrbaIb Sunttn8'
bon sNpenue. 1881
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ess6 e%dpoftelen, WMbIen, Sanbfte
8@arten' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb 9runbeteentbum nit GSafers

nnb 9runbcieentbum nit GSafers
Ttpnteu Al 1erfdMfen4
gBtr baden gum gsrtaufs 700 gruuopldss i'm 2anos,
unter lptlden foleenbe 'tnb
90 sanbHes init aauO bon l Bis 100 Idern Ju $22.s
900 bis 8 1000;
"a erits. InS Gdse.W ablsn nit 2anO babel
III $500 bis $4,000;
1e @arttn. anS 8rHAt 3. slate Ju $500 bis
$4,000;
Ga eanbRenen unb @runhsigentbum nit
DdherfrunteH Iu Sl5.0 biz $l00, 900;
&ieSens unb Gstrdibe SdnbfeHsn iI alien
prsiitr.
2iHen Der obisen qI6be f0nrtn In unStrem BAreau,
Rr. 81, 2ertngtonfraHe. singeltbsn iperb'n.
81. %. &emptsmdn O. gpmp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Carroll. Guuutb.
Ru Hermtefhen,

a- Gint bHbIde 2arbffus In bober Qultlr NIT aus
ten Gssbduoen II. ID. IN ~ ~otrfauien bel penrp %.
gpuSe. Nr. .. Fam Builttnss. OF. |aulfraae.
fS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
MpOtbeFe 3u berPaufen.
3u berFaufen

SIN Wititlpuuite Der StaOt stIsgtu. felt oisIen Jabrtn
ttnbllrt unb fd gut rentirCnOS 8sihGite maasno, iebr
biuis. BtOinaunatn ltidt. SlCrre g. Dmgdn,
al SIR. 70, "a. 9autitrdRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

- Dos G&ub.SsIdaft usbR 1aus ser. 1a6
Observation-Disclosures. Elm 3aus bifsietts Ganalfr.,
III ptseH {ootsial Iu Oertdutsn. Sas Seihdft ipurot
istr y Sabrtr NIT sut.rn Groigt bCtrtebsn. Bas paus
bat spsi uro Gin bolb eiodusrt ntbti 2.f6disem ntlen
ptuter8tbduos nit @is uno gBafer ts piros ib aud
fr tinsn Sroesris.2aoen etgnen. RadIufragsn an Ort
unb Strue. 1921
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08
Uerlaugt.

Sseermaur tauo uno ~ iuiNsn. oas bic bsftn Baar.
prstis fir 8 u m y c n. aItesP apttr. &noden.
Gttnble6 "a bhnttts 8ebrannies Guseijen
nno Gtienfide irgtno etntr Art ooer fir tretno lDeIhe
auotre altr Ylttale beIablt lutrbtu bet @bm. f5apes,
Wr 9 Gpanfraas, nabs Ytarib : Uiartst space.
ffebr. 2lSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-08

Stne porlHsll@s Dampimaidine (6-7 Eferbe,raIn
utbt GdmpfieNel Wtan meIhe ftb fofort In Der grpebts
ton ees -6orrsipcnosnsn.- Ode Der HaItttuoretrabe
uue Pnf.p iHet.Nosnue. (204-l
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@efu@t.

10000 Rtino ale Ssppid.2 umptn yum b0bHtn 8aar.
HDsune. I26,S,S0.2.4l
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Wa1tt.I arm Az nrtianfen.


Gin aItes S&ubseid6ft I'M 9roBsn unb aIsintr. an
elmer Der Saupthra Ben bteer Siabt aeleaen, lett mebr,
ais 40 9abrtn etabltrt. 8ss gieentbimsrs ~einitaer
gruno fir BEN Bsrtaut III oorasrtdt, 81 litter, psltss ibn
Stptnst. fb pom @eihdiis JurtdjuItsben. Btbingungsn
lsiht. gtahlutra8sn IN Der erpsc. D. BIattss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08
Fatal ARRAY;

We re-puJlish from San Antonia, Texas,
paper tue following account of the killing Of
man by name Smith, by DR.. Geo..I Lindsey,
formerly Of this County and wcl-knowu to
many Of our people. The extract speaks for
itseIfaul is the only Information we have upon
the subject:
On Monday evening about o'clock, Mr.
II. ID. Smith and a Dr. Lindsey. both strangers
IN thiScity, had an alteration at Wards Board
iug-house, on the Plaza, which resulted in the
instant killing Of Mr.. Smith What the disa-
grccmeut was about, we have been unable to
definitely ascertain The witnesses before the
Cor3ncr's Jury were Wm. Schultz, Richard
Saunders and John G.. Ward, each testified
positively, that the shooting was done by DR..
Liuise; Smith was a large aud powerful
man while Nr Lindsey is on the other extreme
Smith was stem to have DR.. Lindsey down aud
holding both hands he then released him. re-
marking that he did not like to hurt him
and hoped 10 bclct alone The pistol was
oJce taken from LndseY b7 witness Schultz,
bat lie procured another and accomplished the
6i'UuS before any one could prevent 1t. The
two u1d taken a frieuily drink tUeethct only
a few minutes before the killing at Kenhcdy'S
Saloon Smith vas from Alton, Ill., and Lind
scy from Virginia. The latter is now in Jail
% await the action Of the Grand Jury The
fatal ball entered Smiths groin, causing in
ward bleeding the wound on the head was
caused 10y being struck with the pistol.
The following is the evidence as adluccd
before the Corouer's Jury:
Mr.. Schultz being duly sworn upon his oath
deposes and says: L was in Mr.. Wards
Livery Stable. which is joining the room where
the deceased and Dr. Lindsey were lodging,
when about o'clock 7. NJ, heard some quar-
rcllug going on between the two. l and
Richard Saunders entered the room and we
saw Dr. Lindsey with a cooked pistol in his
hand aud the deceased holding both his hands
We took the pistol out Of the hands Of Dr.
Lindsey and | took the same to the stable. ]
went and told Mr. Ward what had been going
on and hc went with me 10 the room. Just as
We entered Dr. Lindsey fred shot out Of an
other pistol he had cooked in his hand ran
out aud then heard a second shot fired when
after some minutes entered the room again,
the deceased was lying on the floor he was
breathing vet but I'D not speak. When
heard the quauc,ing aud went to The room
DR. Lindsey was crying out, an going to
shoot you,' 90 / am going to shoot you" AZ
ter ] had taken the pistol from the hand Of DR..
Lindsey the deceased let loose his hold and
said % the Doctor; BE quiet, am not going
70 hurt YOU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08
Improved stock.

The editor Of the Mdrhn8h'y SttteSmda in
a notice Of his recent brief visit to CharleStown
says: ave also had a cordial invitation from
James NJ Ransom Esq, to visit his stock farm,
which we were sorry we could NOT accept
Nh r. has turued lis entire attention to the
rearing Of blooded stock, and we cthgtatulate
him upou The success he has met with Helm
formed us that Ne would be an c&Libitor at
our Fair next Fall, and we hope many more
jefferson farmers viii do likewise. Let there
be a generous rivalry between Berkeley and
jefferson in Agricultural products, Mechaui-
cal arts and Stock raising. 1t will be mutual
~ beneficial"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08

On Tuesday. 4th instant, number Of tie
quite youug folks Of oar town aud vicinity
participated TO the eujoymauss Incident TO tie
Tournament .1 tire beautiful grove near tie
residence Of Col. John Tbos Gibson. Among
she Knights were graceful and skil.lul horse
mccullough some Of them have scarceIt
reached their teens Not having been pre-
sent. and lying for our information solely up
an one Of che participants, whom we inter
yicro5. HLosc m0lcsty, becoming his years
vas eluslei o. Lis t1cituruity, we are enabled
only 20 state 20 general terms tLat the occasion
vyas one OF gerIiuo pleasure-quite mp to the
suuciPa,iouz u al. The Logors Of the Tour
nay were won by r. b. Washington, Jr, Dd-
veuport Gibson, Charley Baylor and John
Castlcusu. Having secured their houors Jy
excellent Craftsmanship and kushtly bearing.
l.he latter grace ia which older touruay ri-
der. alas. are sometimes dcfcicutl they were
not wanting iu good judgement aud taste in
tie selection uf Queen and Maids, as viii Dc
observed upon reading tilc Est:-M!ss Fannie
Forrest. Queen; and Misses c. Washington,
Nellie Washington. aud Dora Gryen-thc lat-
ter Of Fauquier-as Maids Of Honor in the or
der named. The coronation and entertain
mcut took place atthe residence Of Col. Gibson
tho COL performing the important part Of
orator 10 bis usual fclicitous manner after
which the varied pleasures were enjoyed huge
ly-the fact that their fathers cogn-6eIds were
being dycuclel by benefcent showers not in
the least dsmPcuiug the hilarity Of the young
folks. At reasonable hour the exercises were
concluded, and the homeward-turucd happy
faces indicated a day asreeably spent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08
Interesting Occasion.

From the Hartford MA Democrat we take
the following extracts from notice of the
Commencement exercises Of the "Sclect High
School at the Homestead, Dublin, Nd, of
which Miss MARY MILLER, daughter of our
townsman, Mr.. Albert Miller, is the Principal
DUBLIS, june ls, 1871.
III. Editor On last Friday morning l at
tended an examination of Miss Mary Miilcr's
select High School at the Homestead, iu Dub
lin. The examination was a very pleasant ai-
fair and reflected great credit both on the ex-
celeut and efficient teacher and her intelligent
pupils.
At the chose Of the exhibition the teacher, in
brief, terse and eloquent address, returned her
thanks to her scholars for their good conduct
during the time they had been Under her care.
o 0
Miss Miller is a native Of Charlestowhi Va,
and is graduate Of the Jefferson Institute, at
that place. She is most excellent teacher,
which the rapid progress her pupils have
made in theit respective studies shows. She
has been teaching here for eight months, and
since her sQjourn amongst us she has, by her
high-tOned social manners and lady-like con-
duct, endeared herself to all who have had the
honor of her acquaintance We part with her
with regret, but we hope she will return at
the end Of her vacation and resume the duties
Of her school, which she has heretofore con-
Quoted with high honor to herself and to the
entire satisfaction Of her patrons. Miss Miller
expects to resume The duties Of her school on
the first of September, and all persons who
wish to have their daughters or wards educat-
led in all the higher branches that are taHght
in our female colleges would do well % employ
her.
In the evening at half-past five o'clock a
large party of invited guests assembled at the
elegant residence Of James Neville, Esq. The
company numbered about seventy persons and
formed an array of beauty and fashion which
was pleasant to look upon. ~ sumptuous en-
tertainment was prepared by Mr. Neville aud
his excellent lady for the occasion.
The company enjoyed themselves greatly
duriag the evening. Some went through the
evolutons of slmdry plays on the lawn, 9th
ers listened with rapture to the sweet singing
and playing on the piano of the Misses Silver
and Miss Cole, who treated their hearers to
several pieces Of excellent music and some
splendid songs. Miss Miller, the genius of the
entertainment was everywhere, entertaining
her friends in true southern style. The whole
affair was one Of unalloyed pleasure, and will
long be remembered 10y those that had the good
fortune to be present.
~ conclusion, | hope that Miss Millers Wis
it to her home will be one Of pleasure and that
she viii enjoy. the grand, picturesque scenery
of her native Old Dominion. And further
hope that prosperity and happiness may at
tend her steps through The chectered paths of
IFS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08

a match game was played on Saturday last
on the Academy grounds, between the r. Z.
Lee Club, Of Charlcstown, and the Red Caps
Of Winchester The athletic figures and
snowy uniforms Of the visiting club attracted
much attention in our streets, and as they had
already gained considerable reputation in pre-
vious encounters, a game Of more than ordina-
fy interest was expected, and the friends Of
lbe youthful Red Caps lmost Of whom are stu
dents at Mr.. Smiths Academy were prepar-
ed to see them succumb to the superior skill
and science Of their muscular competitions
How far these anticipations we're justified, and
how our young athletes Sustained themselves
in the combat, may be learned from the fol-
lowing statement Of the gdme:- f. Lee 70.
Red Caps l23.- Winchester Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08

Success ATTEND HM.-We learn from Bal
tmore papers Of a recent date thai our friend
Mr. John NJ. Tuyers has been announced as a
candidate to represent his ward in the Mary
land Legislature. Mr. Trayers is an ardent
Democrat, aud when quite a youth shared his
fortunes with the Old Dominion, and as one OF
Baltimores sons his fidelity 20 bis mother State
was evidenced by his glhutry, whilst he Sc
cured fys himself many warm personal friends
10y his social qualities. We hope success will
crown the efforts Of bis friends and secure him
a triumphant election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-07-08

R5wans Bitsers Is an infalhb'e ctre for Dyspep-
s;a, rheumatism, Fever and kgue, Dtopsy, Con
sumption, Kidney Diseases, Neuralgia, Loss of
Appetite, Debility, Scrofula, and in all cases
where the blood needs purifying or The system re-
noyation. The formula for these Bitters having
been submitted TO the consideration Of our
most enlightened and experienced physicians is
pronounced By them to be a most valuable combi-
Nationals d Tonic Of UNREASONABLE efficacy.
The patient soon feels as if he had taken i new
lease of life and is overIoyed to find the depressed
feeling tissfpGtea, the costive habits Corrected,
and new streams Of health coursing through bis
veins, by using simmons Liver Regulator
No paper bottom Shoes or Wooden Nhtmegs at
J. ROSE BRO.
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PREPARED BY
Dr. :. G. AVER q Co, Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
LUMBER! LUMKsEcIS !.
LUMBER!

I AN now receiving at my yard for the Spring
trade, a large and varied assortment Of
JOIST, sCANTLING, INCH PLANK, SC.
Having made arrangements Ni,h Mr.. Phillips
Of Keartley Shecrcr's Factory, am now psc-
pared TO furnish at short notice and reasonable
prices, DRESSED FLOORING, WEATHER..
BOARDING, LATH, DOORS, BLINDS, Frames,
Moulding, &c.
Plastering Lath and Best Marylsud White
Washing Lime always on hand. Building Lime b.
the Car load at . cents per bushel. fine LOS OF
Oak Shingles justreeciyed.
W. J. HAWKS, Agent
March Is ISL
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Berkeley Springs, West Virginia.

rI'HE FLORENCE HOUSE, at this place, has
been thoroughly rppairoi, and the rooms and
board viii be equal 10 the bot at the SpriDgs.
An impression y prevailing abroad that these
Springs are owned 1nd managed b. an inoorpora-
ted Hotel company al this place. Such = rot the
case. They are vested IN and under the sole man
agemcnt and control Of Board q Trustees (of
whom the undersigned Il one appointed In a mbdo
prescribed by a law Of this and the old State aud
al VisTtors and residents arc entitled u free and
nnrestricted use Of the waters, for bathing. and
drinking, upon the payment ri a fDall- tx I'm
poscd BY said Board. CHARLES GREEN,
Owner art Proprietor.
Berkele7 Spring., W Va, NV q, 1877.
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Masonic.
At recent elections the following officers
were elected for the current year;

At recent elections the following officers
were elected for the current year;
Malta Lodge, Charlcstowu ID. II. Cock
rill, W. NJ; C. G. johnson, s. W; z. S.
Sheetz, Jr. W.; w. W. Rowan, Sec'y.; w.
l.. Hedges, Treasurer; Jno p. Brown, s. d.;
w. o. Norris, =. d.; NJ S. b. Robertson
Tyler.
ATT Nebo Lodge, Shephefdstown u. +.
Wclshans, w. NJ; A. W. Randall S. W; IL.
T. Barnhart j. W.; JOS Randall, r.; c. NJ.
Beltzhoeyer, S; W. NJ. Lemcn, S. D;C. r.
Mckee, j. d.; j S. Fleming, Chaplain. B. f.
Harrison, Tyler.
Elk Branch Lodge, Du6ields' Depot e.
S. Ruse, W. NJ J. &. Osbourn, S. w; A. L.
Osbourn, J. W.; ~ Link, T.; Jno NJ. Engle,
s; Thos. j. Link. 5. d.; d. G.. Hinkle, j. D.;
Wm. NJ. Deck S. SD. 5. Moler, j. S.; Rev.
Jno. A. Scott, Chaplain; r. L. Osbourn,
Tyler
Triluminar Lodge, Middleway j. /. Mn
ghini W. NJ; VIM. NJ. Smith, 5. w; J. L. Rim
ger, j. W; VIM. O. Macoughtry, Secretary Z.
johnson. Treasurer; r. W. Kearns, $. d.;
Il. w Mcintyre, J. D.; Geo. Murphy, Tyler.
We keep no Cheap John Auction Goods-all the
way fyom New Ork. J. ROSE BRO.