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sous and daughters that she left her home
clad in weeds Of widowhood, to dwell among
her children, and that, TIL health aud vigor
left her. she lived fer you her descendants"
"You, who together have shared hoe love
and her care, know bow well you have requited
her. God forbid that conscience should acc1se
any of you Of iusrattude or murmurins on ac-
count of the care she has been 10 you OF late.
When you go back to your homes be careful OF
your words and your example before your OWE
children, for the fruit Of your own doiag you
will surely reap from them when you your
selves totter on the brink Of the grave. en-
treat you as friend, as one who has himself
entered the evening of. life, that you may never
say in the presence Of your families nor Of Hea-
ven, Our mother has -outlived her usefulness,
she was burden to US" Never, never, never
a mother cannot live so long as that No,
when she can no longer labor for her children,
nor ye, care for herself she can fall like pre-
cious weight on their bosoms, and call forth by
her helplessness all the noble, generous feelings
Of their nature"
"Adieu, then, poor toilworn mother there
are no more sleepless nights, no more days OF
pain for thee. Updying yigor and everlasting
usefulness are par. Of the inheritance Of the re-
deemed. Feeble as thou vert on earth, thou
vii. be no burden on the bosom Of Infinite
Love, but there shalt thou fnd thy lOngel for
rest, aud receive glorious sympathy from Jesus
and his ranSomed fold"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-17
A JUNE BLOSSOM.

TN the midst Of the fresh, sweet June,
When the earth was wrapped about,
Through the shining day and the starry night,
With growth and gladuess and life and light,
With blooming roses and sunshine bright,
The light of her life wen: ont.
Peaceful and still she lag,
Earth and its suffering past
With the fair white brow and The lips caressed
BY the touch of the angel that bringeth rest,
The blue ewes hidden-but God knows best,
Safely at home at last.
"&s little child" she went,
No shadow Of grief or fear,
But peacefully, trusttully passed away,
As the sweet pink apple-blooms tall in May
Fragile and fragrant and fair as they
Awaiting the lruitage near
We laid her away to rest;
And over the sunny head,
Roses bloom through the summers prime,
And soft aud low in the fresh spring time,
Sweet hya cinth bells, with their slyery chime,
Swing for the fair young dead.
An echo tender and sweet,
Of the song the angels sing
Our ears are holden, or we might hear
The anthem welcoming glad and clear
To her palace home and hen Father dear,
The daughter of the king.
crown rests light on her brow,
The beautiful face is bright
With the perfect JOY that the ransomcd know,
And robes she wears like the shining snow
Failing so tenderly, soft and slow,
Over her grave tonight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-17
Deferred Articles.
Not Much After All.

The graf game played by Congress, Of over
a million Of dollars, Of the peoples money
for their own pockets, does not turn out to
be such damaging affair after all mas
much as they made ample arrangements for
filling up !ho Treasury.
First, they make editors Of newspapers pay
postage on their exchanges We do not know
the number Of newspapers published in the L.
nited States, but a fair supposition, Will give
ten thousand. The postage on weeklys aud
dailys can scarcely be less than an average Of
fifteen or twenty dyiars each This will
make a handsome sum towards meeting the
extra pay. OF course no reasonable editor
will object to this nasmuch as he has given
his power and influence to make these men
popular, aud to bolster Up their splendid
abilitieS" before the public. lie ought not to
go back on his friends
Then again, they have male provision that
their constituents shall foot the balance Of
the steal by. paying twenty cents a year
postage on their papers. Now this is not un-
reasonable Certainly no patriotic citizen who
has spent his ten and twenty dollars during
an election campaign to secure the success Of
" an honest, faithful representative Of his par
ty," can object to paying twenty to forty
cents a year extra, to enable him to graf
enough out Of the Treasury to save him from
going to the poor house.-ClcrEs5Wy Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-17
Vol. 62.--VOL. s. INEW SERIESl CHAE
FREE PRESS.
TIEIS Ms.
TERMS.

r1I- The FtEE PaEssis published weekly az ITo
z ."1-s uai Fsfiy Gems. per atnu- iH adro"ee.
E8- rLREE DOLLARS il not paid in adva nee.
-s-O One Dollar and F.fty Cents for 'ir o"''n
rg-Tbs terms Of advertising are. for square
.cas iaeb1 orIsss, Oae Dollar oHi Fifi9 ce"tf or
,t-.s ia,sr,ioas-,argar ones in ties me p roPor-
u,, El,d continuance Ftffy ceE's.
-g-N5 advertucmeut TO De considered by the
month OPP vea- unIess sreci6edou the Manuscript
OPP previously syreed upon between the parties.
San advertisement nos marked on the copy
era specified number ofiusertious l6e continued
until ordered out, payments ezsct-d accordingly.
rc-REarl,B AoyEarrsEvENrs.-fo avoid any
misaaders,au3ingo the part of Che anna' 'aerer-
Users is proper Co state ii.t.aedg that tat
vlezs only extends 90 tbeir Immediate brsiness--
Real Estate. Le-a,o or an otheradyer'isemeursseo'
bvthsn Co Be an additional charge, ana 10 varia-
Gou.
..o- obituary. Notices oc more than dve'iaes win
becharsedtor.
JOB WORK Posters. sale Bills, Circulars,
Ctris. executed promptly, neatly anea' i'-F
prices.
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g4e8

GONVENlENT to the Depots of all the South
I eru and Western Railroads and Steamboat
Landings saving Hack hire. Street Care pass
every i've minutes conveyingpassengers to allsec-
tiouS of the City, making il as convenient as any
Hotclin Baltimore. All the Appointments otthis
House are frst cia-s for reasonable charges. This
house Is supplied with the National Fire Escape,
also the Extinguisher Water convenience on
every Floor K. SHARE, Proprietor.
Sent. . Il.
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The NEW POSTAL CARD.-It is a simple
card, like tag Of durable material, stamped
with one-cent stamp. hateyer is written
on them is, Of course, visible to all through
whose hands it passes. and must be pepned in
ink as pencil mark would rub %. Business
cards may DC printed on them foT distribution
by nail, but when this Ia done, no writing ex-
cepi tho direction 10 the receiving party is al
lowed. When these postal cards are not taken
from the Office they are not scot 10 tie dead
letter Office, but destroyed. the punishment
for counteTlei,ias postal cards il $500 fne aud
FIVE years il tie gea,enliary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-17

\ SHARP RooUE.-A man in the dress Of a
workman was lately walking in the streets of
Berlin with packet in his hand, sealed and
inscribed with an address, and note that it
contained one hundred thalers in treasury bills.
As the bearer appeared to be at a loss, he was
accosted by a passenger, who asked him what
he was looking for. The simple countyman
placed the packet il the iuquirer's hands, and
requested that he would read the address
The reply was made as with an agreeable sur
prise, Why, this letter is for me- 7 have
been been expecting it for a long time" " The
messenger upon this, demanded ten thalers for
the carriage of the packet, which were readily
paid, with liberal addition to the porter
The new possessor Of the package hasteued to
an obscure corner to examine tie prize, but on
breaking the seal found nothing but few
sheets of paper, on which was written "Dona."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-17

A Western journal offers this inducemcnti
" All subscribers paying in advance will be
entitled to first class obituary notice in case
of death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-17

Prentice said Of an editor who 'smelt rat,
thatif the rat smeIt him the yarmint had the
worst oft
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.

H. n. GALLAHER, Lrdi,ors
w. w. ID. GALLAHER,
Charlestown, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
OFFICE IN "JEFFERsoN BUILDING"
Saturday, May II, 1878.
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DEXTER STABLES.
Machinery for Sale.

machinery for Sale.
HAVING been appointed Agent to dispose
Ia OF the following property 0f the Carolina
OIL Company hereby offer tho same for sale,
1t private contract; as 8 whole or any portion
OF the same, viz:
l 40-horse.power STATIONARY ENGINE,
with Roots Patent Sectional Boiler and Fix
lures, In good order.
Hydraulic Presses, built by The Atlantic
bteam Engine Company.
I AoO.saw Limiting Cotton Gin, z. Camera
patent.
Fan Blowers.
About 800 feet Of Betting. from two to
twelve inches wide.
About 70J feet Of Iron Pipe, from three.
quarters to two inches In Diameter.
SOott0n Seed Hullers.
About 100 feet Of turned Shsrting. from
TWO to three and . half iaohes In diam eter,
With CoupiinYs and Hangers.
20 turned Pulleya, from one to four foet In
diameter. -
1Vice. ty
30.inch Griat-Mill.
! small Fire Engine and 80 iect OF one and
bali tqoh Hose for sama.
8 Iron Tanks. 4 ~
Lead Tank. e..G. .liys
2,Wpod Tanks,
I fGfihdstone. ,'thtf Y stHp
1Bafk Mill Z hsar.t 81 Ee
1Bogardus Mill ,
The abQye .ma6hinery is in good working
order enttkNl be disposed Of at q sacrifice.
Terms oasfi. For further partieulsrs apply
to RICHARD TOZER,
Dec 1timo Columbia, g. @.
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@Bec1aI .Not1oe@.


/, AVOID CoNsUMPTloN.-No enemy to the
human race Is moro to be dread and is more
tnstdious In Us approaches than tho too fatal
3Consump:ion in It's ghastly form" The
duty OF All is to guard against It's fret aii.
vanoes: This may be done By the tim ely use
OF DR.. TUFTS Expectorant. h970
BosToN, February 0, 1870.
Dr.. 9tAt-DEAR 6yB: Will you please inform
me st what druggist, In New York, can get
sGGur Gus Es.peotSorans. as can use some Of Tito
ssts2d Of miner am fully satisfied that it
has but to be tried to establish its merits. It
works like magic. What IL your whole sale
price. delivered In New York? Let me know
where 1t can be bad for the present in New
York. and will communicate further with
you at another time. Very truly yours,
W. n. BARRON, 90 Summer street.
Dr: TUFTS Hair Dye is Sold Euery,chere.
DBL 1871
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New Publications.

New Publications.
NEw JUVENILE BOOKS. London obi.
~ tions, illustrate d.
New standard works for iibr aries.
New Novels, In cheap binding.
Alao, q fresh stock Of WRITING DESKS.
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pen.Knives, Pocket.
Books. Photograph Albums OF all sizes, Fancy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and o general
variety OF Letter, Note and Cap Papers. En-.
velopee and Fancy Stationery. for faIe BY
NOV o II. l.. BRYAN.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
TT don't contain Cococulus TndicusI Fisb
j Berries to make sleepy or headache.
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l,Q00 'GGd1 .BuYRhs'',
To n. ssl! a S,T' euF l .tore ana SEQ our psx
e. DRY. D I !;' .l:|,:, GOODS, s I. !.
Ea,ily-' ana select yonr 5.-=os~iar.i,s
DRESS GOODS. oLoTHs, rtas - sis4,
oassimeres. Tweeds, Kerseys, - .,lp
Jeans, Linseys, Blankets, ssssN4s
ar .''ast-' Flann6ls, Cloak5. Fur. r..

Woolen BaImoral.and Boulevard sifrts. CoI. js,l'
iars, Ties, shawls. scsrfs; everything : In the
G. Notion line. as well ss Brown and BIenchea
sheeting and Shirting. 50 - -
Gall at once. or yon will lose aNn. Ieh.aes
a.a ~. -: PORTER 3 ETGRl.E. -,
P.S.-We are now receiving our second lot
OF those choice Charlottesville (ya.) Wooien,
Mills OAsSIMEREs. So 11;.iE5 fp : d. =
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Asthma.-Any medicine which will allie
viase the paroxysms OF this dreadful disease
VIII be 81 hailed With Joy BY Thousands Of suffer-
WH1TooMBs RxMEDY are from the most relia.
bio sources. and attest to its wonderful power,
even IN tho most severe cases. Joseph Bur.
nett Co., proprietors, Boston.
FREQ Advcrsistng From family to fami
y. from city to oity, from State to State, the
fame OF DR. WALxKR's VEGETABLE VINEGAR
is.a hst9TEas. as specific for al dersngem OF
ne ssG%soh bowels and liver is continually
innumerable, and public enthusiasm in it's
favor spreads faster than a prairie fre.
Ron.t slight Your Teeth.-Remember
that e. upon their labor, the health Of the sto-
mach depends. Keep them perfect, and in
order to do 80, manipulate them with brush
dipped In the fragrant sozodont, once or twice
VINO Will suner.-It is now "a vaara
since DR.. Tobias Yenitian Liniment was put
before the public; warrantinR It to oure
Chronic Rheuma atism, Headache, Cuts, Burns.
ba9,iHses. a, H oid Sores Pains in the Limbs, Back
al! Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place, N. Y.
ForDysrePsta, Indigestion, depression OF
sptrits and general debility In their various
!orms; lott also. as preventive against Fever
Eerro-Phosphorated Elixir OF Calieaya, made
by Oaswell, Hazard i Co., New York. and sold
by su;druggists. is the beat tonic, and as
tonic for patients recovering from fever or
Vhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
The beat article known for cleansing and
preserving the teeth and gums. Sold by all
Druggists. Price 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
+. 9. Wells d Co.. New York.
Cnrisendoro's Hair Dye stands unrivaled
In the world. No lady or gentleman OF dis
crtnination uses any othor. It is the most
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in the
world; Manufactory, SO Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Oefoo!!o snlve. recommended by Physi-
sh sians 20 the great Healing Compound. Price
prietor. 8 College Place. New York. '''' ~
Risicy's Buchu is a reliable Dfuretic and
Tonic Tor all arrangements OF tho urinary
and genital organs The genuine, as former
y sold by Haviland, Harral !. Rislef and
taeir branches. IL now prepared by q. ".
the trade supplied by his successors, Morgan
d Ridley, New York.
svapnia, or opium purified, the most per-
iect anodVne In the market made by proce az
OF Pr. l. M. Bigelow, Detroit Medical College,
is always uniform In strength, which is rarely
Piatt's Astral oil has a worldwide repu.
tation as the surest and best illuminating oil.
Over 0O0, 600 gallons have been sold for th @
past two years, from which no accidents of
any description have occurred. Send for cir.
GUAR; ,9d Oii House OF Charles Pratt. ostab-
We HIVE frequently Heard mothers
say they would not be without Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. from the birth of the child
until 1t has finished with tho teething siege,
under any consideration whatever.
the secret Of Bcnusy.-What is itP no
longer asked for the world of fashion and all
the ladies know that is produced by using
delightful and harmless toilet preparation
known as q. w. Laird's Bloom OF Youth. ~
It's beautifying effects arc truly wonderful.
Depot. Gold street, New York. Oct tt
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: Authorized Capital, @5Oo.0CO.
t,39t Sudsoridsd Capital. sl4x; 600. u.


THIs BANK is now open Tor the transso.
tion. OF Q GENERAL BANKING, EX.
SlaAg9E CHAN and! SAVINGS DEPOsIr bUsI-
DEPOSITS OF ONE DoLLAB AND UP.
Wards will be reooivsd, and. interest a..
lowed st the rate Of Seven Per Gent. per an.
mum on, Certificates Of Deposits, aud Six Per
Cent. on. Accounts; also, General Deposits se-
eetxed snbi cot to CheokS ct any time. 10 i7i
0oLLEofIONB attended 70 at all accessible
polntss and remittanoes made promptly.
:, Ths Bank ts located next door to tho Caro-.
hnA National Bank. and will for the present
nsvs ,hst n the use Ct tho very superior Vault Of
ftrShn ts2ag sqsFspayfos lhs sAferkeeping Of their
This Bank T. 'aIaOs made capable. by its
smarter ,of: aceing DE- Executor. Administers.
tor NfassdtAn, Esnstee, 30, jhy appointment
ootAnynerson oFcoBiks 81 eompetent iuthori-
systs tS},E aSE sSasbs !: \ .ea s. ssssp!a
kihda7iH drew aGt4h Per Centp Interest rom
thettmsDfi denosie tntil usid ont = ~ '.>"-'
Z naziw, d, Z 1IsJy;sR; *; sou gA ERN. President, :.
9,iM. WALAEB, Ceahief.a - - ',,[|SS'.. =
DIa scroRS- IT, lG3 shiver, 3. Il, LsAphAYt. r
q. kinard. ". B. Quick, Geo. synasdSrs,sA;
OooPef'h Dec 20 8mo
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mi aSulh nAsoniak aaa talaat,, M, SBSnpss
Me Hagth Cefcltna BAilspad saompany

tTaS ssSulh tasass,,; SiBonpss
,Me Hagth Qsf0lt spsd slompeRy
ssRssnsss : sRss 4 IS aeese sso ssiIse lls
rary 6biiSa ii6ni tbldbgh tie pioSs M sedso of
second daDrtgaEes' 't6nds, the am ouuts Of
thesissne ofawhioh villabei ESQ OO0.i
The psiosof theseS go 'the Tresurerie gives
noti6e, will, after the 8lst tdAys8of {De
cembsf,r' be seventy Ave per- ceutss and
accfued interest, HThe bonds thus offered
besr date 0otobef ~ and have attached
ooupbns for seven per cent iper annuml
interest. payable IN April and 0etober, In
theicity of7New York: Tho first MORT
gage upon the compaiy's valuable pro.
perty; which is fully equipped. and To-
excellent condition. amounts toaonly
$4,000, 900, or about $l2. 600 per mile.
For the new bonds payment will be ac-;
cepted lssa afollowss Two.thirdss of the
purchase money will be received in the
seven per cenh non-mortaeage bonds Of
thefconpany at 'aeventy. Ave per- cent ],
and the balance in CASH. $50 s.oo y
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City Real Estate for Sale,

City Real Estate for Sale.
DWELLING and COTTAGES on
9.i1 corner OF Plain and Gates streets. Ee:f
'satAThe large house contains twelve-xe:x
rooms; water and gas throughout. Tho cot
tages have three rooms-one is new, has
water and gas. The lot is large one, has a
fine vegetable garden, and an abundnnce OF
space for comfort and additional buildings.
This property is near Main street, the m arket,
hotels, schools and churches. -. IIeI'
And, also, the eligible vacant LOT, on cor.
ncr Gates and Plain streets, near the Howard
School, 100 feet by 104 feet. ~ iTI7
And. also, that very pleasant vacant LOT,
on Arsenal Hill, between Gates and Lincoln
streets. on Richland street, bounded on the
East by c.. Bouknight's lot and on the West
by Glaze d Shields lot, containing one-hafi
acre-104 feet on Richland street.
This property will be sold at . bargain-op,,-
third for caeh and balance on credit. Titlen
will bo satisfactory. Apply to :
Nov 81 g. BOUKNIGHT
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To be sold at greatly reduced prices. These
goods are entirely new, and having been
bought below the oost OF importation, ara
very cheap. We offer them at q slight ad :
vance on coat price. This stock consists Of
rich Lyons SILKS, handsome Japanese silks,
splendid Irish Poplins. beautiful French Pop.
Inns, Cashmere de Lyons, rich satteens. Gc..
Co., in all the popular shades and colors.
he also of .rs, ut the same advanta geous
rates. full line OF the unequalled "Gnu"
80 IS, 40. 45. 80. GO, 75c. and 81 per yard.
In addition to the above, he will sell a large
lot OF newly manufactured FURS, in sets,
much below the regular prices. Cape and
is called to an invoice of Real Point and other
keai Lace Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchiefs.
at half tho prioe OF Importation. these
Eoods have been bought expressly for the
ladies, and found bargains.
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From i Texas letter. ..The mesquite
gum Texas possesses all the qualities
ofRnme eArabic, and, notice that it 2 is
- f5ss5S6laa soin modiity OF ex-
port; large Quantities have been gathered
and chip bed thfs season. This is Won
dertaI tee. IT has been demonstrated
thai IS ifs The beat hedging plant, and
certainly s6fpasses eli other timber for
fifeeHo6d;; and for fence posts It is only
second TO ;the bois d'arc. It is q very
rapid growth. Vast forests Of it are now
growing on our Western prsiries. where
few years ago, not . sprig was to be
~ -S1t-~f - stsi . > E.t4.J!f
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MRS. ANNA MCCORMICK

"ho. hNNd mCCUHMICK
Has in her MILLINERY DEPARTMENT a
great variety OF fancy articles suitable for ere
sente. &C an examination OF which she most
generally. J. Ii. KINARD.
Dec15
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Fresh Family Groceries.
P1PKLED PPIat1a New % York BEEF RotkDs. ar
North Carolina Mullet, DO. -
eMoxEDI New York Pig Hams and strips. .'s.>l 's.l
Nova Scotia Salmon I.egf. ei.z.1yfi Ys
Beef Tongues, DC.
CArrED-Succotash,L Lima Bcanstf E=SsS. .ssssff
Peas, Salmon, Maokersl..'.. :, ..s4,sS
Lobatera, Pears. Peaches.
-Greeh:gages, Muahroorns: .js'sSS vi;
TrnHes, Asparagus. -, ~. gtt.T,f.,..
PnEsEsyED-Canton Ginger, Pears,
Citron, Pine sppfes,ct .ssi't1s 3t;sS}EE
strswberries, Quincss,y ~. ~ ssss6
Blackberries, - =, 1f'-s.: 1fS.:
Raspberrfes. Co., g ,I = I:s3y5Is5sd4.
.JGELLIEs-Gnaya and general ass or tmen mt. 80
TEAS -'aunpowdtr, rmr. r'si,; Japan, =
eouchonE, anu H0glish sSBfeakfxEts,
selected By an expert. and ,ansat i'm
any market. = ss.-z
CoFFEEs,Aocha q. La eusyra, Rio, u ~ ss,ss.i.
Y. It. Java, taw and Roasted
:, Tho Downer M1nElAl spEnM On. absoiuta.y
y sate as q candle, brilliant as gas. snd
RnaIo GRGeap ~ keIosenei have an the necessSryo
wy Ho GEO. SWIMMERS. :
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Bonds for Sale.

Bonds for Sale.
NNHE Charlotte, Columbia and Aucusta
Railroad Company will sell 500 600 Of iis
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearine o inferest
at the ratio OF 2 per cent. pcr annum, at so
and accrued interest On 100-making the in.
tion to the discount. Apply to NJ. P. PeeraIn.
Cashier First National Bank, Charlotte, O.
80uknight. Treasurer. or -
Sept 25 WM. JOHNSTON Presi3ent
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Sawed Cypress ShingIes,
nF superior quality and finish, can now be
~ furnished in any desired quantity OH ap-
They are more DURABLE and are CHEAPER
than any shingle now in use; and, besides
giving finished look to roofs constructed
with them, they make roof perfectly free
They will be shipped in any desired quan.
t1ty to any point on the various railroads, and
viii be found very convenient to parties in
the country desiring to build. They are
neatly packed for shipment. -
used them:
CLARK Waring, Esq, Childs, Johnston Il
Trinity Church, Columbia, and Cover, Cox &
Markely, Greenville, 8. O. -.
McMASTER, MONTEITH ROATH,
81 Abbevilie Bonner. Newberry Herald
Greenville Mountaineer, Unionviile Times.
copy once and send bill. Dec f1mo =
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-06-28
PANCAKE FIRE STONE

EIRE-PROOF SAND STONE OF THE
l. best quality, and in lots and dimensions to
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