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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-08-14

The Fastest TME OK RECORD FRox The
ArssIssPIrI RIVER TO Nsw Yokk AND Boston.
by special arrangement, on and aifer Sun
day. August ID. a lishtatux express trails will
run between St. Louis, Quincy and New York,
and Boston via Toledo, Wabash and Western,
Lake Shore. and New York Central roads.
Leaving st. Louis ard Quincy IN the evening.
Immediately after the arrival Of trains from
the west. stoppin. only at the principal sta
tons, ard arriving at Toledo for breakfast !;
passing along the shore Of lake Erie by day
light. and arriving at New York Grand Gen.
trail Depot at l0:l5 next morning. This time
is over eight hours in advance Of Chicago
route to Toledo, Boston and New York. and
-four hours aud forty minutes quicker to De-
troit; also from three to ten hours quicker to
above points:than all other competing lines.
Tickets for sale at all principal Offices in the
west. w. Burrows, Gea'lSap't. Lafayette;
J. s. Lazarus, Western AS't, Kansas City W..
l.. Malcolm, Gen1 Pass. A.'t, ToleL1.
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70 the Consultations fAe State If kssaos. ssSmifss
BY a. Lg.ssrs st IL Last ssssie. 10, Ae rsfites
ton rseees Of ~ ssessss Of tasSssss at ~ ss's
(substitute for the House Joint Resolution No. L. pro-
viding for amendment To the Constitution.
Be 0 Rso,sed BY ss L~ssessrs Of Ia State Of Eassss
risa Isereis:
SECTION l. Inst section two article two, Of the
Constitution Of thestsis OF kans.s BE- amended 70
senators shall be regulated by Lao, bat .is
coed hundred and twenty ave Representative and
smendm-uf the House Of Representatives, shzI admit
member from each county in which ~ leass fwo
elcctoe and each county in which ,haa
hrndri legal votes cast IT the proceed
part OF the representative aisrict Of the county lying
next adjacent u i; On the east.
Src. .. This amendment shall b. submitted 10 the
electors Of this STATE e. adoption rcccisso Il tAs
next general election.
SEC, ; Ine h..is;4 ussi At said eisc.ion shah b.
s-c,ioa ;xs, arsic .e two, Of the Coassitnrios -
sac T. This scs shall take eject and b. 10 fbrue.
f,om ssd amer its qualifications In ts Esss.s vssty
hereby certify that fhs shove Joint Resclnfioa orig
,z..s in the H,a.s Of E.yrs.sais,iv.s ysara..rys,
'"''u' o. Al ''< ''<"'''' josiah 1a ' HnIIocs.
Speaker Of tbr House Of Keprrss nfas,s~s-
Ch.~f Ct~rk Of he Hoa,. of Rsyse.eusasives.
hessby certify 1T sbsss joint Iesolastoa pas-
e-rs elect voting tn<rssss. p..i sIoskk.
Secretary Of TIE see.:s
Approved March s. 1s.1 -
h<,~sy certify sh.a n. ssr.sosas s u.e ssd esr-
rvcs ospy q he ori..l .assd Joiat Resolution po.
n ms xs.-ss 1s.i,y c~.sssssaa Aprii y. ies
NAM as.i aAxeA ~ grrss s>>i u sss:e. Doss
t>sAii - repska tan &; a.r - sui,. =. .. l.sS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-08-14

We arc indebted to Mr.. e. G. Culp, deputy
county clerk, for copy Of the statistical report
for 1872 and 1873. The townships of Ohio,
Gypsum. Falun and Smoky Hin have made no
returns for 1873 We take the following items
from the report for 1872:
Number OF acres winter wheat, .276; spring
~heat 5.O72; rye. 42I; sod corn, 1880; corn
on old land, s,e97; oats, 3.ls3. Average yield
per acre in bushels, OF winter wheat, 1873
spring wheat. u; rye, AL; sod corn, 13 IA /;
corn on old land, 3G.6; harley, 24.7; oats,
3.2; Irish potatoes, ll4.7; sweet potatoes,
50 8. 5000 pounds of butter were manufac-
tured aud sold At an average price of p IL
cents per pound. no returns from Ohio, Fa-
lun and Gypsum townships.
Agricultural acreage for 1873. mot including
Ohio. Gypsum. Falun and Smoky Hill town.
ships.) is: winter wheat. 2.3555; spring wheat,
1870; rye. $50; sod corn. .J02; corn on Old
land, 800; barley, 1853; oats, l,977 /; potatoes,
4l3.
In condensing this report We have only given
the most important products of the county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-08-14

I, =. :. - y - 49,. = !. 1890,
OfJ. n. { b Z Mns.atad 4 HIaa,a. Inx,
s.ry nrse and ialI ~ 80 =: a.s h:s'nss s
two Eaesrhld]< L. .4S :.
bank building II iron fafs - lea Santa We Avenu~
.as.: Ess xiih very ~ esilias and vsry g.ss.an,
sell bonds, make colleofifs, etc. Mr. Grb owns the
finest rrs;l~nce In fhe c0uey.
kinds Of sxvs. siussl fam Wagons rap.
ers. mowers corn planter. tanning mills. pusnis and
general sssorfmsnf Of Aeei gsodx They are also
agents Tor J. J. Gasc Cs.e thrcshns machines. rs
Santa Re avcnne. Their vahose extends back b the
next ayeuue.
c ". Tresise b ose ~ eldess citiarss q ssins,
and rruninsn hrriszsYnc snani . Santa fe ave;
dealer IN hardware. store, md nxsre. agricultural
implements snd fannmx uliis.
LindSrrn Brss 50 Sauszfe svenuc, DIAL in grocer
les. provisions canned gsas, tobscco and cigars slss
spices, etc. .
4. 4. Micks, blacksmih and wagon maker. and
dealer coal and old iron has good shop Iroa ay-
enuc, with two 1orEeS.
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SALIVA, Aug. Z, 1878.
II. l.. Jones, President Farmers, Union In re
ply to your inquiry We will say that we will
undertake to ship wheat to st. Louis. for the
farmers Of Saline County. upon the following
terms, viz: Will afford what facilities We have
at our command in the way Of weighing. and
storage for sufficient to load 4 car, so that it
can be loaded from our warehouse In a few
hours. and will transact the business for five
dollars per car ; and We believe We can realize
the highest price which the st. Louis market
will AFFORD. WILSON BR)'S. & Co.
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EMIGRATION TrRSrxG-CHEAP FARMS IN
SOUTHWEST MIssorEi.-Thc Atlantic & Pacif-
ic Railroad Company offers 100000 acres of
land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at
rom So to sl3 per acre. on seven years time.
with free transportation to all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil, climber. mineral wealth. schools.
churches and law-abding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land Of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address, A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner. St. Louis. No.
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0obbuO 0ocsoSSS ssVSSs
Mr.. Hoffman, correspondent Of the Atchi-
son Champion, thus disposcs Of Salina and
some other business houses:
sa,ina is situated on the smoky Hill River. and Kan
II 10 the SCAT Of salise oou.ty and sarIvand
ri y on. OF The nes; sections Of the State 1h- soil Is
n. .sa me Se
was laid sbou, the beginning Of the War, but has
had It's principal growth during the last haifof that
VurinS orr sojourn in salina We found excellent
quarters at the Pacific House u Is without exception
Que OF the hotels have found in the STATE The
meals rooms and accommodations grnrrzliy can't easily
be beaten: u is kss in 'rvsulsr Old fean.visani.
opposite the Court H:rse~d - fees on fa sfr~t and
caat,ins - sleeping rvoms, one sample room. two
quarters Of sommerei.i mra. Jearies { rostew.st.
from ;hs Kansas Pacific drpef and feds !.s.rngers
from the sraas, OF whom h.s very iarEe s.tronAe
prr mel. Excellent mrals and rooms are fsTnisaet.
md satisfaction guarzns-ed in nj rrspccss
A. u Campbell Co. cccIpy the corn-r OF santa
p,ee STOCK Of everything usually kepi mi.~i store
bown side are notions dry goois boot. and snoss
and csasesi goods, sts-s .sL qrsrss~sze, &c The
cellar fa and the mp starr IS asd As VAT,
Is Also postmaster Ihe OF Or % sijso<ns.
Ia the pos, etsos bui.diax D. 4 q. wAi.arsd.
s~xxiers c1rry . splendid sfccA u Watches, etSas-
rlocks zni jewelry sso mp sirvA a7d ei
nv deal IN me Sssran Nsarfsrsuns< Go . to,Al
silver vzrv an. C~ss Rsrsoa .Ed the AssptAa Brsf
tsnia O. : silver plated WATT; also ca-y faH Lac q
EIxin WATCHES, as.i jewtery Of Sosd and pree.oas
s.saes- whi,sAs.d 4 sssms.. ~. ds.lsn. 40 s
books eer
OBI Bed Co. iayife - tssSseaioe Of aetr i.sss
s-d eo,n,ers s;ocS az ssevefy fhia<" 1aey sri sor
cash ssd guarantee prizes % Be - hoo - Aas sSr
= tSe West rheiT lce.ssoa . a. senea fc ~
Ire Avennrs Tsrlr baaid.ng - s3xlD ts<f. Gtfh
srenud story Of tn sAme sszs They are gram a.rr
cAanss ana bay ssd ssii al kinds Of grain
goors D<xie e III SansA Ne Avroos- cAsry fsf<'
nork "a are prunmeas d<n;sfs In hardware te-,is
&c Exc<1psse capus aDf Dogsss. csDus 800 tnPs<
ness. painas. oh nd eisss 1hrr s.ass'sE
Wsl.,s, Rr~s. Co. de.se1x N drv So'-is eIstsias
Srse<sss< ssssss. hsv,s I'D -kn<s s1;s (.
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VOICE.

A dei.s.ae eo~ss..is. enc s-zp = ssii.s oo=s-
~ = called - mart e sh<D11 Hoese 10 saiias a
Eory Erzage % the $500 q hasasn.tsy nd evssy
81 er.ry sasn.rrs eisb ~ b e.xfie1 = too a<se-
is.ls fr,n Ne o2oers Of :-grSzzs ezss rA<y sp-
r--as QurssAsns e GVt tmesrt.eo> .se prxs<.as
serns.<ives 49, she tsfDG ..se - se-A 81
WIS., A.li %. - VIA = es..A r. a1d ~ &C.
sssa dsAs shs;1 N tzks 90 ssse .aszss q s0csgs
''' Il r E. s sss:. Cos t!: se s.as: g.
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Notice to Farmers.

The farmers Of Saline county hereby notified thai
we have head beef cattle which vii; let out
10 be f,- in numbers 10 suit partirs; will sell 10
responsible parties, time, such number. .. they
msy desire FOR further pafrculsss equir- Of sPivsy
4 VI iIdnan at sa ina Kansas, OF Of ID. W Powrrs 4
Co., at Ellsworth.
3wl D. b. POWERS.
Salina, August 18th, ISIS
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Aayos-R II. BEWOr. ,r
3 WELLS Ed WHITMAN. CHAHLEs lIAA-iS
Poliss JniSe-N. =. CAxKoLL.
C1srk-EDwIN Z. kVwES
Hrensurer-I.. u AASrIJr.
AArshai.CHxs L. HcssEr.
1D<suty NAeshAl-A. SorrMWscK.
CITY ktlOrney-f. A. UILoAAN.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

ks.s.yse.sAx+lv. @. W. usys. Pastor Preach
se6ssa, 4:NP. y. Prayer Arssiays Wednesday eve
sln9D.
Nssnepssf EefeCosAl-Rex. y. n. P:ven. Pastor;
fsus1h Sakhaahs q II A. ~. asd r. -. Sab6sfh
scher1, carA Ssbeash, u ~ A. u. frsyer Meeting
Wednesday evrninKs.
ESsscorAL-Rrv.J. n. JIce. Pastse rTvachtas q ne
DupaiR CAarcA ~ ans aad bird Saboashs Vi each
uGoth II IL A. n.
LryuGsAx-Rrv. J. C.. Yong, Pnstcr. rwnchinE NJ
~ "a n 4. CAareh every afA md third Sunday
PrvoshiG sSrry s~eoad and Gvcrsh Sunslay ~ Scno.
Weo3 No ~ (six miles u Salina) # II o'clock
q. u.
s.r-o. ,NR~y IL. roearty Pastor. Services IN
o. Z. oSpd Sabaah q each inOoth Il the Court House
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There are seven chuyth orysnizationsis this
city and i've churs) buiiaings. and only one
resident minister: We prsbably hare just as
good and as many Christian people here a
any other place Of the size, and they have
better churches and smaller churcl, debts than
are nsuaIly found in towns q eur size but
tlse great Offset to this showing Is the infre-
quency Of church service.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.yuAes ortha nsfuct Conrt-y. u. rsEscorr.
1<psier-J. n. EDW AnDs-
URniDcoad Aseeasor-D. y. HEltgn.
nsprrsontsfsve-ERic ofOnseE.
County CosnmissioueTs-H. D. W0oLLEv. Chairman
n. fALMRR ard y. kixGnAN.
County Clerk9DAvID BEEkE.
Cssufy Atsssuey-E. w HoDcEiSs0S.
fr0lufe Julee-tlExxr LOGAN.
Clerk Of the Observation-Disclosures BoSpa.
S;eanev Trpasursr-C. b. FAULkNgs.
Nherjf-T. ]. CONC.
Re9,sser Of llresis-A. J. AU Ard.
fgSerinfendeat VI Public 1ustruefion-WN BISHOP
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strsy Notice.

The following described animal was taken
up on the premises Of Capt. II. ID. Baker. By
the undersigned: Sorrel mare. blaze face, Span
ish brand on left hip. and % II H. over the
Spanish brand and :. D. abpve that Brand Of
NV A" on rixh. hip. Tie owner can have
possession e said animal-by proving property
aud paying charges
JAsPEg GOODWIN.
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The Gypsum Valley Farmers Cinh are quite
indignant over the present aspect Of railroad
matters in this county, and have passed reso-
buttons condcmning the practice Of issuing
county binds in ali! Of railroads and criicising
the present oppressive management OF rail-
ruads. which bears directly upon the pro,luc-
ing classes. Tie Club has decided to hold
their fair AMI exposition ON the l9:h Of OctO-
Der ucx,-;kc anniversary of their orsaniza-
tiOn. "A -
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We have been shown some speSjs6ens Of
brick taken from the kiln of Myfsrs. OlesoR
s. Alstr,,n. OF Liberty township n, this county.
These gentlemen came to Salisa few months
ago, and were induced by|Mr Linddahl to
start brick yarl. and they have just finished
the burning Of 4o.ooVkiln Of fine, square,
cornered, solid brick and have commenced
another and larger kiln. They will offer their
brick at such prices that builders caa well af-
ford to use them In building.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-08-14

Our stock of dry goods is the most CON-
pletc, embracing everything in the line. Sc
lccted with great care. and sold with our guar
an.y of q,,ality-at lowest rates.
LIpOwIcH & WHITMAN.
New York Store.
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will deliver bran in 800 pound lots. and up
wards. anywhere in the city limits, tor 6octs.
per hundred pounds, and in smaller quantities
at 755cts per hundred pounds.
w, II, CLAIHSOy.
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Serrice by Publication.
William raragher,
Orfendanf

The above defendant, william Farsyh~r. Of Bizck
River, Lorain county, Ohio, vii take notice that ne
has bssn sn--l that said plaintiffs did, the s,h day
Of August, is.5, file their petition and affidavit for
der Of attachment in the district court OF said Saline
county asking for Judgment against him tor 81 -
and nterst from june II. 1870, II u PR cent per A.
mum promisory note given by him IN favor q ia
cob c Witt for said and interest, dated April IL
$780, due two months amer datr and by Jacob DE Wti
endorsed 10 said Plaintiff; and shas he must
ssi petition befnre the ltsA day september.
lo9J, slse same will be taken aud Judgment
will be rendered accordingly. together with oses
Of said court for the sale Of any prosy that b
attached in said cznes JOHN FuSfEB,
August 7th, lss&&w1 AIRY for Plnintins
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There is a set Of sealawags who travel on the
eastern end Of the Kansas Pacific railway.
known As three-card monte men and plize
package vendors, who seem to court the oc-
casion for Offering insults to passengers. On
Saturday last enc set Of them were arrested At
this place and lodged In the county Jail on COM
plant Of a passenger, bat rs the complainant
could not stop until an examination was had,
they were Made to disgorxe aud then turned
loose to take another deal on the train. They
had had some trouble on the cars, near Brook
Vile. the same day, when pistols were freely
drawn and shooting heads OF was talked of.
Il would seem that the officers Of the Kansas
Pacific railway would have pride enough in
their road to take prompt and decisive steps
towards Riding their line Of these pests, rs
we'll A. redeeming the road from the name By
which their cars are known: Palace Gambling
Cars.
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The oldest person in this portion Of the
State and, for aught We kdow, In Kansas. is
Mrs. Catherine Judge, who lives about fou
miles southwest Of this city. She was born In
Ireland m l7G7, and is consequently lo6 years
oIi./Shs is sprightly old lady and possesses
a renal kable memory. She discourses intel
lisentiy of the affairs Of the last century, re-
members Of seeing British, troops in the act Of
departing for America for the purpose Of tax
ing part in the Revolutionary war, and has \
lively recollection Of the commotion raised
by Napoleon Bonaparte, when hs was prepar-
ing to invade England. She was horn two
years earlier than the great eommonder. This
ccutenarian, who has Witnessed the civilixa-
ton Of two centuries. and remembefs most Of
their stirring events. Is still able 70 get about.
and shows NO more signs Of being near her
end than she did ten yrars ago. Oar citizens
should visit this entertaining old lady. who can
tell them Of her personal experience. IN times
which are fas, brcominy a,scieat.
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A. n. Beebe's Railpsy Journal is undoubtetl
" the most popular document ever published
in this section Of country. 1000 more Of TIM
first edition are wanted to supply the demand
The people have been humbnxxsd aad dcoeiv.
ed Ion. enough by the misrepresentation Of
parties interested in the fizzie, and It Is not
at all wonderful that 50 many hundreds Of our
citizens and Taxpayers are now anxiously in
quiring after the frutl-and from source that
they know is reliable. When facts are pre-
sentesl. and arguments, that challenge deni-
Il, the people are snxiors to read them.
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Mr.. G. W. Banks. County Attorney OF Nc
PlcrSon county. is stopping in Ssilina attend
ing to important oiti:ial business. lie enter
fans great faith in the future prosperity of Sa-
linn. liz has purchased the property Of Mr..
David Phillips. on the west bank Of the Smoky
Hill river.
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DR.. Daily. on one Of his country trips the
first Of this week. had slight unpleasant
ness " with his Arab stced. over small mat
ter. The charger desired to exhibit to his
master that he could annihiiaie space at about
2:l9! The Doctor demonstrated Will. him in
very feeling style. and then in a scientific
manner proceeded to demonstrate the superb
GRITTY Of mans cndowments over tue brute's.
His lecture may hare been well received. out
We doubt IT. The Doctors spinal column Is
now done up in rag. and he is unable 10 take
a diagnosis Of an ordinary disease, by reason Of
the interference Of an sbon monument which
fringcs his LETT eye. He has taken vow to
swap that horse for dog Of mediocre attain
ments, and ;hnn to Kill the dog. -
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] wish to contract Or the putting in Of 100
acres of wheat on my farm, three miles south
west OF Salina Cali Il my residence north OF
the Court House. II. G. SHELDON.
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MIN ADVERTISEMENTS.
scandinavian House.
CXAS. HOLMOUIST, Prop.

Board by the dsy or week. Honse Santa Fe ave
nue., opposite Maj. Bcrks real estate Office.
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New GoodSI New Goods
JOHN w. GRANTHAN Nj
HAS OVER
$4,000 Worth of Goods, all
Bought for Cash.

4 MONG them 900 yds. Calico al 10 cts. 2,Oee
a yds. at l2j5 cts. LOO yds. at from to IL
cts 81 pieces Dress Goods at less than cost,
pieces Black Alpaca go pieces Brown and Bleached
Cotton and Namsutta al % cts. all low down; ~
pieces Cassimcres, Satinets Tweed and Kentucky
leans. pieces Canvass and Linen Drills, IA pieces
Cottonade, pieces Double and Twist Cottonadc,
80 Hoopskirtsat quarter their cost, ia doz Clarks
and other Spool Cottons. 500 pairs Lislo Thread
Gloves. any quantity Ladies Hose, Gents Hail
Hose, Pins and Needles cts Note Paper cts.
aud every notion you can think Of 300 Mems and
Boys Hats very low, over 700 pairs Mems, Boys,
Youths Ladies' Misses and Children's Boots aud
hoes many al less than Cost. doz. Kid Gloves
rom - cts. 70 81, silk, Cotton, Swiss aud l.. {.
handkerchief, Swiss Muslins, Cambrics. piecCe
Bercge. Colored and Paper Cambrics. Bed Tick,
Linen Towels, 10 pieces Crash. dog. Balmorai
skirts az half cost, Is pieces Red, Gray, Blue aud
White Flanuels.
Glass. Wooden, Hardware
and Groceries.
JOHN W. GRANTHAN.
Middeway, April -, 1872.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BLACKS MITHING
Business-in all its Misunderstanding, &c, ! =
ricultural Implements, &C. Will also Repair ai
manner of Machinery used by farmers and othris
Thresbing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Nhcai
Drills. Buggy Rakes, Fans, Shelters, Straw Gut
tiers, &C. He is also getting up new inventIoE
for planting corn. sows correct, both ways, two
rows at time. viii try it ;his year. Grandcs,
invention of the age.
Let me say just here, bring in your maehibss
early. Ny engagements are such that time is pre-
cious. He will also putin Iron Cogs when broken
out. Those he pat in last year gave entire salts
action.
TO THOSE WORKING STEAM ENGINES.
lie will pack Piston and other Rods; set Slide
Valves and put her in proper beat; Re-Babtt
Bearings; put in Set Screws; make and repair
KEYS and Gibs adjust Quarter Boxes; set UP
Kings on follower; head Repair Valves; connect
Pipes caulk Flues, &C., and many other repairs
highly necessary for the running of the same.
lie will also put up the Common or the Force
Pump (Iron) in Cisterns.
Hard study and experience for the last fifteen
wears have made him equal with the times. lie
expresses himself thankful for the patronage Of
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke, anG now wants to
give to good old jefferson his best talent aud time.
Terms satisfactory
Charlestown, April c, lS72-tE
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IAaIESM JOHNSTON.

HAvING added some of the fI s.. New Ma Ma
chinery to the shannondaie raosO,yi n .nd
in use in the Valley OF Virginia Is P'sP"''N' @-'
will continue to manufacture
Wooden GOOdS,
Such as Lindseys, Failed ana fiala, o,5s and
0nsae aeiIisies is satisfied that he will be able
s toP oap to the public an article Of GooDs that
20 he surpassed fequalIed, by any other es-
adjustment. c,Suc.. wOOT
He solicts orders. -, y 1ouNcTON
Apr l. lS7l-tf. JAS NJ Jon
p. $. Having experienced such heavy S1 40 Sc
vers losses bv the late GoOd, and having had 70 re-
I'D rotit his Mill and Machinery throughout,
be eT must appeal to all who indebted to come
Forward and settle at once. He stands greauy Id
need of every dollar that's due. D. NJ
April |, lS7l-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
DAVID II. CocKRnL. JOSEPH ID. CocKRILI
DAVID II. COCKRILL & son,
Architects and Builders,
CHARLFSTOWN. JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.

OUR experience in the business which we adver-
tise to conduct, and our thorough acquaint-
ance with it in all its branches, enable us TO assure
the public that any work entrusted to us will be
executed in the most workmanlike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their
posts in the Confederate army during the tour
years struggle which it so manfully encountered,
thew have located inItheir native county, where
their services are offered in building up the waste
places and in carrying utpractica reconstruction
Particular attention given at all times to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and IN the
construction of
GEONETRTCAL STAIR WAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confident
that they cannot be surpassed by any workmen IN
the Valley of Virginia,
qzfs- Being well known in the community, they
deem il unnecessary to say more, than that orders
left fordhem will receive prompt attention.
April ., lS6S-Sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
DRUG STORE MOVED.
More New Goods.

T AN now receiving my second supply OF SUM
l MER G0ODS-Calicos. hickory, Bleached
and Brown Cottons, Cottonades, Linen, Plaid
Cottons, Notions; HARVEST GOODS, such as
Brown, Crushed and Coffee Sugars, Syrups, Tea,
Coffee, Rice, Salt. Bacon-a large lot Of country
cured at 10 cts Cheese Corn Starch, Flsvoring
Extracts Scythes, Rifles, Whetstoncs, and many
other goods which offer at very low prices, on
reasonable time, TO prompt purchasers.
JOHN W. GRANTHAM.
. Mlddleway, June %, 1872.