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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
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Painters 4 IlasisrA
q. u. MILLER, s~s card.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
A Model Obituary.

A disconsolate editor thus Lemoans his de-
parted ,pouso:
Thus my wife died No moro will those
loving hands pull oG my boots and part my
back hair as ouly a tue wife can. Nor
Will those willing feet rcrleni.h coal ho or
water pail. 10 more viii she ari,e anil tie
tempcsluJms storms Of winter, aud hie away To
the fire without disturbing the slumbers Of the
man whodoted on her 20 artlessly. Her mem
ory is embalmel in my heart of hearts. !
wanted to cmbalm her body. but founi that
could embalm her memory cheaper.
Il procured Of Eli Midget, neish5oT Of
mine, a very pretty gravestoue His wife was
consumptiye, aud he kept it on hand several
years, in anticipation Of her death. But she
rallied last spring, aud his hopes were blasted.
Never shall forget the poor mans grief when
asked him 10 part with it. Take It, Skin
ner and may You never know what it is TO
haveyour soul disappointed as mine has been =
aud he burst into ao,l Of tears. His spirit
was indeed, utterly broken.
q had the f1llowins eptaPh engraved upon
the tombstone:
"To the memory Of Tabitba, wife Of Moses
Skinner, Esq, sentemanly editor of the Irnn-
bone. Terms So year, invariably in advance.
4 kind mother and exemplary wife Office
over CJleman's grocery, up two fights oi
stairs. Kuock hard We shall miss tlee,
mother, we shall miss thee. job printing So
lici,ed." Thus dil my lacera'ed spirit cry out
in agony, even as Rachel weeping for her
children. But one ray Of light penetrated the
despair Of my soul. The undertaken took bis
pay in j9b printing, and the sexton owed ne
little account should not lave gotten any
other way. Why should we pine At tie nys-
terious ways Of Providence aud vicinity p
Not q couuudrunl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
Sitting Up With Her.

She was expecting him Saturday night; tho
paror curtains were down. tie old folks noti-
fed tha, it was healthy to 90 to bed at eight
o'clock. aud Johnny bribei with a cent, per-
mii,e,l himself to be tucked away at sundown.
lie sneakci up the path, one eye on the dog
and the other watching for the old man, who
didn't like lin any too well, gave faint knock
at the door, aud it was opened. and he was es-
corted into the parlor lie said he couldn't
stay but minute. though he didn't mean to
60 for hours. She wanted 10 know how his
mother was; il his father had returned from
York State aud If his brother Bils rheuma-
iism was any better, and he went over and sat
down on the sofa. 50 as to not strain bis voice.
Then conversation tagged. aud he played with
his hat, and she nibbed at the sofa tidy He
finally said it was beautiful evening, aud she
replied that her grandfather predicted snow
storm. lie said he guessed il wouldn't snow,
as the moon wasn't crooked enough to hang q
powder-horn on the end she said she didu't
believe it would either. This mutual under
standing seemed to give each other encourage
ment aud he wanted to know if she had seen
Bill Jones lately. She hadn't, she said. aud
didn't want to. Then they went to talking
about the donation visit which was to be given
Elder Berry, and he carelessly dropped his baud
on hers--his right hand, while his LEFT arm
sneaked along the sofa aud got behind her
shoulders.
She pretended not to notice him, and he
looked down at his boots aud wanted 10 know
if she thought mutton ,allow ro,ted out boots
faster than lard and lamp-black. She couldn't
say, but she hal an idea that it did lie had
lust commenced to lock fugeTs with her. when
she discovered that something allied the lamp.
She rose up and turned the lamp down half
making the room look dim. !, took him fyo
minutes TO get hold Of her fingers again. and
She pretended to want TO draw her hands away
all the time. After long pause, lie lowered
his voice to a whisper, and said lie did not see
what made folks love each other. She bit her
handkerchief aud admitted her ignorance. lie
said that he could name dozen young men
who wero going u get married right away. aud
his left arm fell down aud gave her u hug
Then he went over and looked out Of the win
dow, to make sure that it was not going to
snow, and coming back turned down the lamp
little more aud then sat down and wanted 10
know il she didnt wan, to rest herself by Lean
ing her heal on his shoulder.
All, me we have all been there, aud who Of
Us cared cent When the clock struck twelve
and we five miles from home? The old man
was fact asleep. the watch dog gone visiting,
aud the iant.pmesf girl ia the country didni
see Why we need be n hurry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
Hundred Years Ago.

Ono hunlrel and ten years ago there Was
mcky. Ohio, Indiana or Illinois. Then. what
is now the most n,urislins part Of the United
States, was as litle known as The conu,ry in
the heart of Airicaitself Il was no, iill l776
that Boone left his home in North Carolina TO
become the fret settler in Kentucky. And the
pioneer Of Ohin did not settle iil twenty years
Later ,tal. Cinada belonged to France one
hundred and fifteen yeais asn. aud Washington
was modest vi gina colonel, aud the United
State. the most loyal part Of the British I'm
pirc, aud scarcely speck on tina political hori-
z,n indicated the struggle that in score Of
years was To- lay fhe foundation Of the greatest
republic of the world.
A hundrel years ago there wero but four
snail newspapers in America; steam engines
hal not been imagined, aud locomotives. and
railroads. anI telcsaphs. and postal cards.
anl friction matches. aud revulyers, and per-
cussion caps, aud Lrcoeh.loaling guns. and
stoves, aud furnaces. and gas ior dwellings. and
India rubber shoes, aud SplulIins's glue. and
sewing machines. and anthracite coal, aud
photographs, aud chrome paintings. and kero-
seue oil aud the safety lamp. and the compound
blow-pipe, aud free schools and spring mat
tresses aud wood ensnsiDss. aud Brussels
carpets, and lever watches. and green-haeks,
aud cotton aud wolen factories, in anything
like the present meaning u these terms wGs
utterly unknown.
A hundred years ago the spinning wheel
was in almost every family. aud clothing was
spun and woven and made up IN the household,
and tie printing pres ~as cumbrOns ma
1hine, worked hy hand aud nail ~ brick,
or a knife, or pair Of shears or scissors. or
razor. u a woven pair Of Stockings. or an axe,
ar he, or shovel, or \ lock or key. or plato
Of glass II any sir. wa, not made in what is
bow the United States Even IN 1890 thsrs
were only seveniy-Gve postofices 10 the coun-
iry, aud the whole extent Of our post routes
was less than nineteen hundred miles cheap
postage was unheard Of and bal any one sug-
gestel tle transmission Of messages with light
ming speel, he would have been thought utterly
insane. The microscope on the one hand. and
the telegraph on the other, were 10 their To-
fancy a. Instruments Of science; aud geology
anf chemistry were almost unknown. 10
word. il is true that u the century passed have
been allotted more improvements. in their
bearings Oh the comfori aud happiness of man.
kind, than to any other which has elapsed
since the creation of The world.
With al tle.e wonderful Improvements
wiildn the century. who would allow such
narrow and contracted f~w as to object 10 a
suitable centennial celebration of the marvellous
progress Of tl,e ase ?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09

DANcING AND FAULT FISDrSG Rev. Mr..
Nightingale contributes 10 the Springfield Re-
publican tic following story Of Rev. DR.. L.
throp an eccentric parson who oiicated in
West Springfield: a young lady. a mem
Der Of Dr.. Lothrop's chmch. vent on visit to
a ueishboring town, and, while there attended
a party and danced TTluss Of her sin reach
Cd home before her On her return She was
visited aud called to most severe account for
the disgrace she had thus brought upon her
self and upon the church. and which had been
found out, notwithstanding it hal been done
among straugers. One staid maiden was spe-
cially earnest in her rebukes, and made the
poor girl feel very bad What shall do %
he asked. You had better % and see Dr.
Loth-op' She lld 20 and tod him all about
it, And 50, my dear. you went to the party
and danced, did you?' lie said Yes, sir
And dil You have good iimeY Yes. sir. I.
We'll. au glad Oft. aud hope you will -
again and enjy yourself And now want
you To tell ne the name of the woman WIN
has been making you all tlis traihle.' She
It'd. Co To that woman aud tell her from,
me tlai if >he WAITS To- get t. heaven sl,e hal
better make more use Of or feet aud less Of
her tongue
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
lestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va
OFFICE IN "JErrERsoN BUILDING"
Saturday, May 8, 1874.
A Significant Fact.

An intelligent correspondent Of the y. y.
Observer, writing from Charleston, South
Carolina draws sad picture of the political
condition of that State, ruled as it is by an
ignorant and degraded race, backed by few
white denagosueS aud bad men. We make a
few extracts from the letter.
"The fact that ont Of the l25 members Of
the lower brauch uG the legislature % are col
ored. and that three-fuurths Of the Senate are
colured, is not the ground Of complaint; hut
that IS ont Of the % can neither read nor write,
and that few of either branch Possessed taxd-
ole property when elected.
The presence nj Washington Of South
Carolya's representatives, citizens Ia pctitinu
the President and mercSS. inarsurates a uew
era i'll the history Of the United States. A.
the last hope of oppressed States, Tie C'nSli-
tuliuu. gtarauipcu. e. each u republican frrn
uf yo,cIlueui, nciily ar least permits an rp
peal To- the general government. This nec'S-
>irv has now occnrrcl Oily last month
Massachusetts, refused 10 rerr, the cducitinn
and prnprrty-holdmg qualifications of the
suffrage laws Intelligence aud selG-inter,Sl
are with her essentials for tie preservation oI
the State.
1T MAS stated at the late Taxpayers Con-
yeu,inn that in six years the bondrl debt 81
tie State has been trrlhpd. with 1s,tina debt
4ud ui.nrLnuuledgol L..'r,is IVA underlined
extent That the annual legislative expense,
previous tn The war were sac 600; whrrra,
they are now upwards "f S3OO,00o The sia-
rimrry I'LL e the Ip.i,laiure before the wal
was $40O it is NOW $4,000 Frmrry tie
east "i the public printing WAS So 000; it l.
uuw $500 coo. ami the contractors. clerks "i
tie respective HOUSES. have purchased stump
tuouS estates in Cha'l,s'un. T e average t"ta
expenses Of tie State Government previous L
1860 were S4OO 900 For the current year
the appropriation i"r the same purposes agsrc-
gpte SlO32 240. Real estate l. crnscqnentl,
deprecated throughout The entire State"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
INV SFPTFS7 on 4RTESIOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. va
POETICAL
EAR APART.


Beneath the quaint old bridge You hear
The waves make music as they pass;
And wi.dng to the elm tree near.
You see the pathway through the grass
Where We were won't 10 walk, alas
The river wandcrs as of old
Benearh the shade Of willow trees;
The sunlt waters CLEAN like gold,
And ripple tn the gentle breezei
But am far from these
The skv bends over broad and blue.
Aud. in the ,nit and mellow light,
You tread III lane our footsteps knew
In former davs. when days were bright :
Do these DAYS bring such sweet deiightF
And still that lane with grass is green;
With fragrant flowers the banks are fair
In golden gloss and silver sheen
The bees still haunt the bllmy air;
Butyou will fail 10 find Inc there.
Again, perchance, may not see
The rustling rows of willow trees
(Which lent n ieafy canopy
When we strOlled underneath at ease j
For am far from thee and these
Our iovs forsake Us. Soon does spring
Pass bv and for the summer call;
Soon d. the birds lnse heart to sing.
When fading leaves III autumn fall
Aud winter is the end Oi all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

re- rh. Fsse Passsisn published weekly at Tco
.lrs, rni Fify C.ass pee onHaa' in efraHes
-S-T,IsEG DOLLARS &C. not paid ia advance.
z5-J.e D.Ha~ asi F,f'g Ce"f. for .ir oa'hm
r1- The terms of advertising are, ilr square
foas iuca1 lrless Ots coiar aet f.ftg Cent? tor
,hrae iaer,i,as- -larScroae 10 thes meprogo or
zion Bt-h clltiaaiace ftfiy Cssf'.
Eg-N1 aIg.-tssnentto DE considered by the
i5a.a ar year eai,ss specified on thc Manu-eript,
or previously greed upon between the PARTIES.
Ep-Aa aivcr.iscmcut no. marked on che copy
oraspscilci uuu. Der orinsertons viii continued
autnord.rcdout, ,paymentiscxact,d accordingly.
es-Rrar1An Apv1.rrs. .vzNrs.-Io avoid any
-,is.ai i.rsaaling che part of the annaa 'adver-
tit.rsit IS proper o. s,,te d.,tisei'y that tne
r.l,-e ONLY sx,ends 90 ,heir Immediate business
R,sies.i.,. L.s,l ,r all lothoralyer,isementssent
5v chem 60 be an additional charge, and no varia
ti0n.
IA ls.tlary Notices gilmore than 6veiineswih
bsohar,elfor.
JOB VOGN--P1stsrs. Sale Bills, Circulars,
Cl-I4. o.. sz-catel promptly, neatly, and at fair
prics3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09

A story is related If Chicago physician,
who is also an extensive real estate operation.
tia. recently be prescribed some p'lls for a
lalv. at tine when he WAS very nipc'' all
..rl,rl in one # his land transactions. She
asked how they were TO he islssr. % quar-
ter down." sail tie doctor, aud Tie balanee
in oue. two, aud three yesrs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09

An engineer on the Midland R.lrla'i stop
ped his train jas, ia time u prevent running
over Il ras baby. This was on the lstof April.
and -,rme of hi> remarks 90 the subjeci I'LL
lnrer round tie spot, they were - numerous
aud 50 foreiblc.-E EOchesier Dem. .-CkrOH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09

Mr. josh Billings pLil's 'piically remarks
that e We laf at sheep tekause when one
of them led, tie way there's, fellow, however
ridkilus It may he; aud | suppose the sheep
l4f wien they zee Us do tue vefy same
thing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09

Smail-pox j. increasing in New Yori.-
Th:ny-ibrre cs-rs were reported during tho
,a-t week anl lie heaiih offirer< are going 20
icsin battling against rs spread. IL exits
principally a'n"ns the irranis Of ihs wretched.
abules Il the lower wards, wno refuse to report
oasse sud iguoranlly resis. vaccination
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09

PIGEON Shooting EXTRAoRDINARY - An
,x'rnurdiuary pi.eou-shooling match was shot
at Wuolsiie Park Snmfrd. Conn. nu Mnu-
day afternoon The match was lr $500. and
tie conditions were that Captain A II D .ar-
dus. of EikhaIl, ILL.,. SHOULD kill 80 rut uf 80
birds, he t. stand midway between two plunge
traps paced 40 yards apart. bath tn he sprung
at the same time. 50 that while be faced the
fist trap his back was To- the second. thus
unkiug 1t double birds at twenty yards risc.
with one aud quaitrr ounce e sh t. Til,
contest created universal interest. aud mum
Ter Of prominent amateur and professional
pigeon n-shoutcrsasscn,iled tn witness the match
Betting was 10 ~ s ihat hc would not kill
thirry-six At . p VI the traps were placed
at the distance specified Ira a. Paine trap
ped and laudled against the shooter, and Mr.
jesse Suiih, of The AStor House. wa, chosen
referee Bogarlus killed the first bird and
missed the second He killed the third, fourth
aud fifth and missed the sixth. Betting was
then 10 to against him. He then made ex
lraorluary shooting by bringing down TWEEN
iy-uue in succession lie missed lis forlieih
bird, but brought down the firiy-Gr,t aud
lrfy-secoud, and won the match with eight
birds to spare The four Lirls that were scored
against him fell dead ont Of bounds II WAS
remarkable shooting, aud eclipses anything Of
the kind ever attempted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-09
Collection Depot.

TVHE Charlestown Depot. Winchester & Stras-
burg Branch of the B. 4 O. Railroad. has
been madea Collection Depot. Frcights will here
alter be collected at Charlcstovn instead a. here
tninre, ~ the points from which shipments arc
made. All persons receiving freight on aud alter
August lst 1872 will be required topay Tor the
same before removal j. y. STARRY
Aur.3.lST2. Agent.
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REMOVAL.

NTATHERS 4 CO.. MERCHANT TAILORs.
y have removed from No. 3 90 No 3 NORTH
CHARLES ST, northwest corner of Lexington
where they will continue their business as former
lv. with a well assorted stock of Choice and S"a-
sonable GOODS, which they will be pleased 10
make up 10 order. and in the most approved style,
at moderate prices.
March IS. lST2--lv.
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Jefferson institute,
CharIcstown.W. Virginia.

TT'HE next Session will commence on No"doy,
| September Sh, 1913.
Being provided with competentA Assistants. every
advantage tor a thorough course in English, the
Languages. Drawing. Music on Piano and Organ,
willbe afforded. Particular attention will be paid
To Music and pupils viii be- required 70 play al the
Musical Soirees. when the friends OF the pupils can
have an opportunity to Judge OF their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as wellas
by private lesson.
For Terms. &c, apply to the Principal:
Aur. q. 1878. Mas. 4. NJ. FORREST.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

Washington ~ Lipp1tt
WILL keep on hand constant supply OF
w coal Of all kinds, aud Sawed and Split
WOOD. which they will furnish and deliver IN
quantities 10 sait Customers, for Cash. orders
LETT at Yard. corner Samuel street and b. 4 .. IL.
W Cash paid for Bones.
June a. lST3-ly.
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SOUTHERN
HEPATIC PILLS,

rT1HAT Ola. Long Known and Well Tried Rene
dy Tor all Bilious Diseases, caused by a
DISEASED LIVER,
is destined at no distant dav Co be the only Ned
i-iue recognized aud used by the people, where
that disease is So prevalent. Our present object
bau- @, introduce the Medicine into those Dis-
t.icts where the disease Is most rife and let the
people have the benefit ot so creata blessing. ana
demonstrate its correctness By showing sach re,
,.ltsas have ne.er followed any other plan Of
t.-ltfueut.
P.ice-For one box, . cents. Dozen s.. Five
Gross. $500.
They can Doe sent % any point 10 the United
St.t.- A4frr>s. e.. ". DEEMS.
q, south Calhoun street, BALTIMORE
Anrii S. 1~-l.