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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08

MY foot." Bessie muFaurel. Il sf'a'ii- i.
ed my ankle last night. L WAS TO ret It 'pa'
| sal down on the church wal.
= You didn't come all lis way bash y i,'t
sprained ankle
"Yes, sir.
you are heroine y criel Miss fei'er.
But my dear" and here the heiress drew
nearer to Bessie, ani took l.er baud ia a el7s1
clasp. "wo have beer hearing pretty h'I's
love story this morning, Of which you arc tho '
heroine ard have come to see If you vii! be
my CUES, until Thursday. auithen make Char
ley the happies, Of men, by assisting at eoa-
bic wedding
Dessies eyes slowly .dila'ins, as the o'ler
LADY spoke, were opened to their fullest eS'eu'
as the climax was reached.
CHARLEY" she said, I" / thought he was to
marry you on Thursday
A musical laugh answered her calling the
gentlemen at the same time. from tie Window
where they had sauntered during the progress
Of this scene.
Miss Potter looked up at them.
Convince this young lady. Charley, she
said. "that your affection FOR me Is ooly that
of dutiful son, and tia, | shall have a moth
crly affection for her likewise, When become
the wife Of your father, Charles Maxwell sr.'
And then Charley took the chair bis step
mother elect vacated, while she aud his father
went outside 10 arrange cushion in tie car
riage for the sprained ankle.
What Charley said may be imagined Bes-
sic drove home with Miss Potter, and was that
lady's guest lunt the following Thursday
when her wedding cards, too, were distributed
and the bridal party consisted Of two bride
grooms, aud two fair, blusbiog brides.
The daily papers in noticing the wedding
stated that the superb .parure Of diamonds
worn by Mrs Charles Maxwell, Jr., was q
wedding present from Mrs Charles Maxwell
Sr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08
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IDB VORE--P,sters, Sale Bills Circulars
ards, &C.. executed promptly, neatly and II tai'
oriccs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08

The Virginia Classis of TIE Re'orn'd cbsreh,
which met in shepherd'ioWn two weeks ago, aas
composed Of dozen ministerI. ItwiIimeet again
ia May, 1876, at Pine Church shsaaoi,ah c0un-
tY, Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08

Tie Chesapeake Ohio Casai l. sow lirr'y
with boats. The toW-path baak, near shepisssis-
town, was cot By unknoHn parties, bat ssrioas
breach was prevented By timely discovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08
Roots shocs.

May %, ls7l. Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08

There viii be 10 more poI.ica to speak Of
fyr FIVE months, when Maine sill hold her
State election. This viii be followed By elec-
tions in California. Wyoming, Colorado and
n. Mexico. Ohio will elect Governor in place
Of the venerable Mr Allen, whom the people
seem kindly disposed to relieve from further
service. Iowa viii have al October election,
and Massachusetts, and several other states will
hold elections IN November. Thcso elections
will test The public sentiment and prepare tie
way f5r The great contest Of rez; year, and per-
haps will forecast tie result.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08
REMOVAL.

NUATHERS SEQ. MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
vi have removed from No. to No. 81 NORTH
ClARLES ST, northwest corner Of Lexington
where they will continue their business as former
lv. with we'll assorted stock of Choice and Sea
sonable GOODS, which they will be pleased to
maze up to nrder and in the most approved style,
at moderate prices.
March IS lS72--iv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08
HYMN BEFORE SERMON.

OTig,HGs.
Within this holy house, oh Lord.
lift my soul to Thee.
Unmind!ul of the worlds repFooi,
II Thou but smile on me.
If Thou but teach me. Gracious Lord
To read-to mark-to learn
To deeply feel Thy 'rondrous love,
To sinful man that's given.
Oh. NAV thatlove,-so undeserycd,
Warm every heart to day
And il 'twere but for thy Sons sake
Make sinful man to pray.
Break, Lord, the clouds that o'er Us hang
Make thougbtless souls to see,
Strengthen the hearts of those who strive
Bring all, oh Lord to thee.
To all Thy people, everywhere,
Thy gracious pardon give;,
Call from the grave of sin and death
Lost man, and make him live.
That thus, when these dim sparks so OUT
When dust to dust is given,
Amid an angelic-holy shout
THEY'LL re-illume in Heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08

EOR all kinds Of Homemade Boots, Shoes and
Caters, go to HAGLEY'S Shoe Store;
A Hagley's you can fiud all kinds Of Ready
u made Boots. Shoes and g Gsiters from the low
est price 70 the best quality.
\ AIDES. ycu want Arctic overshoes. Imita-
{ ton of Sandals, kellocg's Gum Buskins or
FO0tholds 90 10 HAGLEf'S shoe Store.
IENT'S, Ladies' Misses and Children's Rubber
N Shoes of rarious kinds. at
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
4 IL kinds Of Shoe Dressings, Shoe Bronze,
\ Backing, Cork Soles. Waterproof Compost
lion warranted to keep your feet dIy), Button
Hooks, Buttons, Laces, &c, at
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
n EPAIRING done at short Lotice, ct
Il Dee. 10, 1874 HAGLLi :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08

and will there Manufacture Wooden Goods on an
increased scale-having greater facilities aud more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps OF COM
pctent workmen. Every article heretofore man
uiactured under NY supervision will, in my pres
eut establishment. be produced IN greater perec-
ton. and will compare fayorably with the best
fabrics.
am in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents in Charles
town, Messis. Duke x Galaher-allowing the
highest market price. lfmore convenient tor my
old customers who NAV desire 20 exchange woo,
for Goods TO deliver the Wool in Charlestown,
Messsrs. Duke 4 Gaaher are authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
Information as to prices, &C., NAV be had by
addressing me at Kableiown, or my Agents at
Charlestowu.
Thankful tor the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, | trust to merit, by careful at
ten,ion to business, the Manufacture OF superior
goods and bv moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom o. old friends aud trial
by ones.
May %, 1914 Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08
T 10 NEW SERTFSj CHARLESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY w "a
POETICAL.
For the Free Press.
SLIGHTED YOUTH.

uo,r soon. how soon do we tire Of youth
ar voutb with her Golden Hours
Uov .oon. how soon insult her torsooth
And trample on all her flowers.
How oft. how oft do we wish we were free
To roam at will Ger the world
How Oft, how oft do we start on us sea
With our joyous sails unturled.
How soon, how soon Go we homeward drit'
Sorrowiul tattered. iorlorn-
And beg that the load from our shoulders be
lit
And anxiously watch for the dawn.
JEAN SANDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-08
Collection Depot.

TNHE Charlestown Depot. Winchester Stras-
burg Branch of the b. & o. railroad. has
been madea Collection Depot. Freights will here
after be collected at Charlestown instead as here
tofore, at the points from which shipments are
made. All persons receiving treighton aud after
August lst 1872. will be required to pay for the
same before removal. D. j. STARRY,
Aup. ?. 1872. Agent.
, 1875-09-01

at cards. 30 long As Col Bhkor'd nsno re-
mainod on tho Armr List it war t.ntarnunt TO
An admission tt,At tho Dnkn Of Cambridge rn-
RaFdod an hbornnab1e aasatlt on = woman ~
tnlch foaa Of al otfonso than Chaating at carls.
aud not It ali inconsistent with conduct becom-
Ing an officer and > gensemsn. Popular indig:.
nation waA much Increased by tho dlHcoyery OF
The kind Of treatment awar'lod to lilo arirto-
cratic prisoner. soa u'e demand tor
tho Coiouel's military degradation ho-
came no general that tis friopda
advihod him to 1eniRn. 1io did 70. But the
peop]o we're now fairly rou.ctt. ThoY felt that il
was with princcly pEinc,r1es they wero con!entl-
inR. and they would not have tho mattsr 40
ended. The Rora! l1ighncsAcs had 10 Jte1'].
Col. l3akos'n resignation ~aH tgnoroj, md lhht
hightn IdzFttc contained the following:
"Half-pay Lieus.-CoI. AID I}seye.-Coi. Yalen-
ttno Ehkcr. half-pay. lato Tonth IIn-sars, haa
beon re,noTe1 from Tho army. 1Ier Majesty hav-
tng no further occasion Tor lia horyicos, Dsted
2d Of Augue,, 1916"
Tho dating Of .l,is order eleven days back -
# II had been issued lint altar the sentence Of
tho Court, Is an amusing little fle.ton which DO
cei7es nobody here. am glad to ray there ia
good reaHon 70 believe TINT tue tnatter WRe ultl.
MAtely decided by tho Queen.
, 1875-09-01


THE wATEn-srour IN TIE VALLEY OF TuE MAIZE,
3Ir. Christian r. ncll, No. 70 Slosue street, y,
". writes to tho London Times with re!eronco
to tho watcrBpout Which foil III the Valley Of tho
Nahe, iu 1ileniA!l Prussia, which ueat1T
caused tho rum Of the little town OF Kim.
Tie fact WAS mentioned in u brief tsle-
gram, but 10 dcta!la weso given. Mr.
boil writes: ''Being native Of Kisn, (although
residing over forty years in I.ondonh l received
on Friday, FROM the Mayor and Town Council
further 1'art.culats Of Iii. dreadfM calamity.
Tho water-spout foil q short distance above tho
town In tho n,ountann At midnight Tho waters
of the llahnenbach, which falls into tue SAho By
firr rose hnh rushed down with euch forcc into
tho town that all the co11ars mud houses up to
the bsst tloora wore in all inBtnnt filed DESTROY
luz all tho furniture. Twenty-sl1 porsons lust
Thur lives. ayo housoa worc entirely do
stEoycd, mud twenty moro must be pulled down.
Tho foundations OF tho old church wcro very
mitch shaken. In it four ser,icos Aavs hesn
performed every Sunday for the last 9lA1 years,
two for thu Protestant aud two for tho Ro1uan
Catholic congregation. Tho two bgilgea over
the river wsro also swept away, md tho 1oss OF
catso (which, in those parts, arc oil hauBed} was
very great. Thus desolation staros the poor in
habitaota In the face, and tiloy now appeal to
tho public and to all Germans with these sords
"Heift DeutHclo Bruodor uud hoifs bald" Mr.
Doll adds inst ho will be happy TO rocalYo dona-
uons for tie sufferers.
, 1875-09-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Aug. 31.--The Synod OF irish Arch
bishops OF the Catholic Church, summouad
undor tho cxpress authority OF tho Pope. mot Mt
Maypoota to-day. Cardinal Cuiloo presided. It
IL understood that tho educational question will
10 the principal subject Of dolibefation.
ANOTHER rA1Lunr.
LONDON. Aug. 91.-HonEy Donitt j. Co. bsye
failed. liabilities estimated ut 100000.
THE DIRECT cAhlE.
Tho Steamer FarajAy has recovered tho end ct
the eaBtorn portion OF the dfroct cable and Is
In telographlo communication with London. I'm
favorable wsathor 1ethrtls tho recovery Of the
weatarn accton.
MORE THUE 1swAHDNEss Al TO COL bAKEns CASE.
Cs..eist4ah Co1nnkFelat.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-There are soma cifcum-
stances in Col Bakers oaso which do not appear
in tha English psosa, but which should ls
ntatod. The Court was GO seroualy involved. tho
Bakers have long bscn Intimate with tho Royal
family, and when Sir Samuel Baker mAgrsd tho
woman who had been for some time bis mis-
tress. sitter his divorce from wife still living.
the Quaen relaxed hor uRuaf atrictneas. nnd re-
ceived tho now Lady Bakor and her husband 1t
hes 0es eoarss rhs ( n.s % betassea
position and wealth. who have resided ut Mid
hnrst slnco the death Of its former occupant. tle
ats Mcherd /, oobdea The EesIth sd Of the family
own right. and claiming no pocuniary damsgea--
rendered \ charge OF ~ attempt on her part TO
extort money ont Of the question. The next thing
was to suggest that yhe had been guilty Of lovlty
With him smoating to temptation !; but the de-
meaaor of the young lady wAa Hucn ~ to atlmop-
1ah the ColonePs counsel thai any such dofense
would rocoi1 On the defendant. Aud now tho
Colonel tslled to hls aid the moat powerful nd.
Tho influence Of Marlborough House NAa brought
% bear On the young lady and her family to
indueo them hot 10 prosecute. but the girl,
Eho Ia only 10. resisted al these influences.
Finally the sAme influences wore brought To
bear on tho Judge-Slr Baliol Brett, WHO TO.
ceivcd his seat on tho bench In payment for
serr'cea TO the Tory pasty--and he gaze a
charge TO tho Jury in accordance with the prince1y
interest 10 the affair. Under that charge tho
Jury had to aequit Col. Uaker OF lutan1iug
rape, and convicted him onlY of an Indecent A.
sAutt. Tho Judge than softened the matter to
Tho utmost. ua sentenced the prisoner to pay
fne OF E60o u mers nothing to htm) and to bo
held ~ \ dtat-claSS tnsdemeAuaut without hA1d
labor, for ono yeAs. The Judge, however, won't
too far ID hia morcifulnoso. Vhs awakened =
deep resentment In tho popular 1utud. II wAH
plain that It wsa utandod that Hakof should Ye-
tain btu commission tn the army. Three Cd
zette1 made their appoaEAnco, md In mono OF
them MAS there any mention Of Bakers dismissal
Thsrr tho public bocatno deterniued. There IL
An Atticls Of War which runs ~ fol]ows; t'Auy
officer who shall behave in 4 Hoaudniou4 msu-
Ter, uubecoMhlB tho characeer Of IN oftuer and
gentemAn, abAll. on conviction thereof, before
\ general oourt-martlal, be cRshered" Col.
xa!snttr9 na4et hfd no{ b9sn c2uft1naasttAlsd,
SV@~s3ly Ua@lassa M olaes d, tai ekastiu1
, 1875-09-01

J
New Yonx, Aug. 91.-Ffom tho esatctnont Of
tho Captain and paAaongorB Ut stcamor which
arrived hero yesterday from Port au Platte, Aug.
n. ant! adsices brought to the Dominican Con-
eul it appears TINT tile report previously put
lishcd from Havana Cuba, to tho effect that SIC
cessful revolution had occurred in San Domingo
in favor Of Baez. ia greatly exaggerated. bome Of
tic most ignorant portion Of tho population in the
interior have bcco1ue rcstteHs, and. inatigstad bY
] nd riotoup. but sj,cr conduct ban % lot assumed
tho gravity Of roio1lion or revolution. Ons Ut
the wea!thieBt Hnanish residents. having been
found to'bo guilty Of treasonnblo correspond
oncn has bccn expelled from tile country, and
exaggerated reports so!egraphod.
, 1875-09-01

NEW tGnk STATE E1tHAN1E.
SrtetaI E,splttA to Ths Chicago Tribune,
NV Yong, aug. 3i.-~Iho boarK continue to
drive Away At tho Western Union, and have baAIsn
It down another pout or two to-day. All so1ta
Of stories OF combinations on the pacllc coast
relative to startling \ new telegraph company,
aud OF interruption to arrangements BY which
tho Western Union wAa to absorb tho Atlantic l.
Pacific compauy. have been put atoas. T4ers
wero ruluo1s also that Jay uuuld.
who IL known to be long on this
stock, waa IN tba ditaeu!tlos, md had xuade"ly
TO pay call Loaf OF e. .o0J Uo0 II Was also report
cd that ls had TO pay &a00. 700 to 6aEe for puts
aud calls on Western UuloD. The While ttne ~
stocks seems to have fallen with tha slusu'ar
exception OF Etle aud fAri1u 3lhil Ef!s il sasshu-
cd by the fact thRstho Court has ordared he.eifof
JoWekt to pay tho lntorest on the third m1l1'aHe
tor f4,851, 600 due TOMORROW. l'AcItio al*'l ~
sustained by the announcements TINT ~ aRlee:
u,eHt between ths rAMama Railroad GumFho5
aud Pacific Mail Culnpany has been slKtaea LOUSY.
Nkw luAx, AuR. 3i.-Anoshor stsashNen: 49, ~
iasuo4 today aRkilst the property hete u sue
Uank of California. It ~As ob1a!1aa ~ tuo ehtt
OF Janus D. Harper aud James n. tie!oy, Wno
bought 4 bill Of exchange VI the bAha afA"a Oh
Iha AssIwuoa Of Samuel 4. Castle Co. falea
\ aehstluta III tho Company AnAlEs today show
tug debts Ut sl97,D5i Rnd assesa of ea3eif.
SUSPENSION IN new JERSEY.
PAsn2sox, N.Jr tAug. a1.-Ihs Washington
, 1875-09-01


6pee1dl ElspafeA 10 The Gh1caqr Tribune.
TOPEKA, KAu.. Aug. 31.-1he investigA gAtion Of
the chazgoB against Agent Gibson, Il tue Oaage
Indian Agency, has boon concluded 50 far ~ tho
taking Of oral testimony 10 concerned. sud the
Committee hayo adjourned to Lawrence. to e1-
anime certain documents and make up their
report. It Is stAtod that tho evidence agsinst
Gibson Ia very damaging, and hie removal will
probably be recommended. It Ia shown that he
has made = practice Of having vouchers
signe4 l blank and then 6l!iug tho.n up
will, larger sum than 10 actually
maid; also. that he Has In tho
habit Of buying mp voucl1orY It q heavy dis
count aud pockettng the prohts. Tho chef Of
aRauat him. An attempt waa made to extend
Tie scope Of tho lnyeatig alton 10 ~ to include
cogtsln charges Of ir1eguiarity agAinat 6upsria-
teudent Hoag, but II fa4lod, mainly becsuse the
witnesses kept out Of Eonch or declined to
teatIfY,
, 1875-09-01

DRUMMING Cr EXHIBITORS ron OUR CENTENNIAL
pAn1a, Aug. al.-In d speech delivered at a
meeting Of manufacturers OF tho Department Of
tho Loire to-day, Ylscount do Moaux Minister Of
Agriculture aud Commerce, urged tho Ftanch
manufacturers to sond tho products Of their In
dustrieR to tho American Centennial Exhibition.
10 stated 10 Ind asked special security for tho
objects exhibited. and for The right to alix real
psices thereto, exclusive OF tho American cus-
= ereat extansiou OF Freuch oommoroo would ro-
6itlE
, 1875-09-01

Markst Company hiss boon ento.ned frou, doing
fufthor business. 4 11ecesycr will be appointed
next Monday. Tho liablIittea Of tho Company
q e.'ns fl50, 600.
- WAHHIS1ToH phEn1c11oNs,
rte1ai bisfath ~ Th< Chlaso Tribune,
-nfsnToY. u. c.. Aug. 31,-I.uadug fuau-
S:.nd officials predict good deal Of distress
:: Numerical circles thin fall. They do not
: patio financial panic. but shoy explain
is plenty OF monay, and bank failures wilt
:, ccur. but they oellevs that In the principal
:. -. thsre will bo creator number OF failures
: = o1cantilo houses than usual.
= CANADA.
:; ,no11o. Ont.. Ang. al.--nobert Griffith i
=. Wholesale ETocors, have tnndo an assign
It. Il
.nnnsEo. 0nt.. Aug. 3l.-At meeting Of tho
cro'liturH IT MofTatt Brothers to-day the assets
were stated at $i13,0Q0, aud th. liabilit,ea At
SsuNt'9 compoeiton OF 40 cents on the
dollar 1as accepted.
, 1875-09-01

SEIZURES At SAN FRANCISCO.
Ban FNASclsco, Cal, Aug, al,-Tla untted
states soyeuuo officers yestarusy sotzed ths
wholesale liquor house Ut Charles 1oss l. Co..
No. Sl3 Clay atreat, with 1900 Ba]loua Of
upi1its, Last night mon wete cr1Rsked in e1-
a1rtuIus the trenises pf the Pacific Distillery
AID J1sania4 cawPsa3e hat ~ ~ sspe&t ~ 2uA'
AoTa14tp
, 1875-09-01
FAIRS.

LAFAYETTE, IND.
Sptc:ai Dsspdteh To The th,ea7o T41bHut.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 31.-Thu second day Of
tho lair, tho first really OF tho exhibition, nps
well attended. The Committee find it difficult
to find room for all tho stock and articles Of
exhibition. Tho display OF nil Varieties Of stock
far exceeds amy previous exhibition, and it Is
fully equsl in quality and pumbor to sny 1ndlauu
State Fair. Tho agricultural implement de-
pa5.snent WAS we'll represented, conta;ning
almost any variety Of implement, from hoo to 4
neutrality-suspicious.. The aoral hall ID well tIllod
with choice plants aud flowers. Tho art hall
contains tho usual innurnorsblo variety Of t,Andi-
work. ovcry kind Of terto fabrics. All BRANCHES Of
suechanica) industry are proiusely reprcsontol.
Tho power hall will not bo in operation til to-
morrow. Tho vegetable and grain departments
liAyo d bonutiful show, and do not fotesllatow a
famine or war priceB. Tho show Ut fruits In
barren. Excepting fow Ino GRAPES. tlero Is
no fruit on exhibition.
Tbs pacing raco this afternoon. beAt tll1eo in
fiyp. for purse Of $225, for which thoto wero
seron eutres, was won IN tlireo straight heats
by Nclfe Gray. owned by T.. A. Hoctar OF Kan-
sas; uino;. 2:2csl. 2:2otl, aud 2:3l4., 1Ioosior
2:274. 2;os1l, .:31N. There wore Rcyon cutr1es
fos tie trot this afternoon. which wAs won by
Dunkard 10y, OF Frankfort, In 2:40
KANSAS CITY.
kAasAs CTR. Mo-, Aug. 31.--Tho fifth an
nual fair OF tho Industrial Exposition Aul Agri-
cultural Association, which opens hora Monday,
Sept. IS, promises to be the most succcAsfsil
over hold In this section. Already nearly al! the
available space in tue halls has been taken, =
thing unprecedented in tho histury Of tllu As
socistion, tho number OF exhibitor thus far ex-
ceediug any previous far. uoy. Hardin OF MiB-
sour1 and tioY. Osborn Of Kansas. have accept
Cd invitations to be present. and Jatr Davis will
certainly DO here during tho week. Premiums
aggregate &3V,D0