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, 1875-11-18
RAILROAD NEWS.
THE tAKE.fRpNT AGAIN,

THE LAKE.FRoNT AGAIN.
As far aa eau be 1carnod the railroads will not
mako bid for the lake front, under tho reaolu-
tion passed last Monday night. Mr. J. Af. Doug
lass, President Of the Illinois Ccptrat Na,lroad, ,iB
At presont 10 Nav York. and could, therefore,
not be soen, but from what can be lcarnod from
the other officers OF tho road II appears thkt nfr.
Douglass La waiting to have tho bid naajo some
yoara ago accepted. Tho bid At that time was
$500, and tho lhreo railroad companies en-
tetiug It the lake-front-the Michigan Central,
illinois Central. aud Chicago. Burlington d
Qutnoy--paid 100000 Zach to Comptroller Kim
more than yesr ago tho Michigan Central and
Chicago. Burlington Quincy had thor money
refunded, not being willing 10 leavo it "a dead
capital in the hands Of tho 81. Comptroller. Tie
ltllnols Central however, rofused to take back
In Mr.. Kiu16sll's hands. Tho officers OF this
road claim thAt all tho Council has to do Is to
accept that bid snd draw Tho monny now u Mr.
Klmball'a hands; the balance Of tho $900, 600
Tho Illinois Central win Undoubtedly etick to
that bid. no matter nhat the other roads may
do. II tloT arc not willing to join this Com.
phny, it will buy tho lake-front alonc and build
the depot at once, and thon rent room
A depot on the |ske-srant will undoubtedly
have To bo built nexk year, as tho prosont &C.
commodetiouh ara entirely inadequate. II tho
roads dnd that they cannot striko an honest bar
gain With tho Aldermen. they will At onca make
other arrangements. In this caso tho Michigan
Central and Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy Rail-
roads will undoubtedly move to tho West Side,
and. in conjunction with the plttaburg tt Fort
Wayne Chicago 4 Alton, Chicago, Milwaukee i
Ut. Paul, and Chicago d. Northwestern, build
Grand UuIon Depot between Madison aud
Adams streets. The Illinois Central, kankakea
Limo. Eric 4 Chicago Line, and the few other
roada coming, IN on tho .lako front will
then have sufficient ground on tho preaont nite.
II IL claimed by tho Managers Of tho railroads
that there ia no one haa!deB the railroads who
could possibly afford to giye 5000 fos tho
ground, - tho city Ia not abls to give clear
title to the same.
WINTER RATES ON The NORTHWESTERN.
Tho Managers and Genera! Freight Agenta Of
the Chicago Il Northwestern, Chicago. Mltwau-
kce l. St. Paul. aud West Wisconsin Railroads,
met at tho Office OF the Chicago d North
western Railroad yoaterday for tho purpose Of
making winter ratios to points In wisconsin, aud
Minnesota, and other points reached by thosa
lines. Last wlntesa tariff wah adoptsd to most
points. Tho rates toSt. Paul and Minneapolis
wero made contn lower than they wore last
winter. Tho rites to tho principal points will 10
ae follows:
, 1875-11-18

8ptti45 UBpdloA u 1fe Cktea9a TYibaAf,
M1sNEApoLls, him., Nov. ILL., Ii. Htevsrk
who haa been commencing suits agaiust the
Tribune and Ere"in3 -han In tho Municipal
Court on tho rharsv or libel a'itl conspiracy,
again Brought suit ugaiuss tha Hail to-day tor
$4,000. IAA mnkss total of $t40, 900 cl4tmed
by reason Of complaints tilcl for elsYen separate
suits Tho clkixrus hera Ase becoming inu,g-
Laut 0vcr the uluttor. ttaMaEt brlnKs suit for
tho publication Of = rapos filed iu court eccuA-
Ing hica Of poriuEJ.
, 1875-11-18

lon Of Labor on tho Farm and "Edncaston"
By Becfetary Il. q. Baird, Dsnnfita OF TIM t.an-
tdnnal Exhibition u; by G. J.. InKeraoi "fAtm
Drainage" and "Htook To Resp; BY q. ".
Garfield, "llesntfying Homes and "1ha
Farmer NJ 4 Skutle,it
, 1875-11-18

The General Freight and Passenger Agents Of
tho pool lines 10 tho East and tho roads In Iu-
diana aud Michigan bold = meeting at the ofiice
Of tho Michigan Southern Railroad yesterday
morplng. sud tnado arrangements for tho di.eon-
tinuance Of a largo number Of agencies and
ticket ofices in Michigan anu Indiana.
Diamond Joe lns taken h1s steamers On tho
Upper Mississippi into winter quarters to-day,
on ACCOUNT Of tho cold Weather during tho last
two days. Ali froights destined for potu,s on
tho Upper allssisaipti will hereafter haro to be
sent DV at rail.
Mr. II. Ostesberg, representative Of the Cor
man bonahoiaers, and 3fr, George Skinner, Can
era! Manager Of tho Rockford, rock leland i
Pacific Rht.road. wcro IN thB city to-day md
made arrangements fov tho rebuilding Of all the
bridges On that line. They AFRO hard at work re-
pairing tho road throughout and Cutting it into
flrst-c claes condition.
, 1875-11-18


SHft*yor.
Philip fall+.
Charles ThruF,p.
llpl,elt u. White.
t.tlar'eB =. sf"ss.
MsreA Jslaek,
II. q. 1'Atl.Itrk.
Richard llcccIt,
tltc!sls &. 1'hor1'.
KeelanS neEry.
Z. II. ". 1's,cr.
1llctInrd ", Powell.
tliiser. II. Htet,s,ei,son.
sylsrster jolluaun.
A. II. johnson.
J1'4Fl l.. Al1l}ert.
AEb1ant'rf Wolct'st.
Joseph +. MarkaaIl.
Ecf!l'Hc Morelantt.
i. T. Armstrong.
Dastti Richardson.
lHsachrr Davis.
James NJ. Fallette
tieorgc ". Foreman.
Thosnus X. llsrkes.
Alex y. Multi.
4. II. Wing.
lte1,ry Mt,Eltslaugh.
Wilst1n Wilmington.
Charles k!ll4s.
lanes D. Hall.
Jay q. Wfute.
Nathaniel McUEid1.
t,ttlts Judd.
john q. Fonda.
1asDt1 FerEcH.
W. II. McCfltsney.
. l'atternon Holmes.
Jotitl IL. burton.
John 4. Werner.
y. U. UToWn:
William +. Wlll1ama.
George !. roster.
JauteA II: MURPHY
William aWis.
|. Wsitiot0 II. teMe.
J. y. CfossweA'
Joo' il. Jenk9.
Henry ). vaughan.
Aase!i,i "! ,Nh'sheS.,
Ich W, nrllfhl,ach'
!rsee IL bff,etlll.
William McsInllat,.
:. ~ j. Hf!tcHsira.
LhuItl4s q. Gaf'sncs'
tteorHe Y. !f'f!ns.
Jacflu Il. MIinlctnah.
Walter Rut!etiKe.
kHm1lel l'ulsatoi!.
Neo7ge +. HiShtfna n
IMnes D,EKs..
William il. J0hnson.
y. F. Howard.
JoIn Brink.
uet,r8n +. Eta.
J. Andrew !. Kelley.
!. william Mclaughlin.
htit1ts Gardiner,
Edmund fAh.
: Mliliam IL. Howe.
stbFatiafn Joi'es.
Joel u. Nftola'
Robert Nill.
J.. J. FlMA.
'.Galcb y. MDofe.
i:hac a: CMfe.
Henry y. ho.lident
+ u. souaArd.
AnufeH Nepn.
! lanes I. =. DonaM3.
I. a. Aunlt,cEt"
9aaie. AoE.tt'a. y
aain as!.i g ~ NuRSeil'
wa a. connolls'
James II. Mat1s.
, 1875-11-18

NEW YonE, Nov. 17.-Tho trunk lines In
formed the agents to-day that change had been
mado In rates OF freight between this city aud
Cincinnati, and that tho following will 10 tho
tariff for the present: First c1ast 70 cents per
100 rounds SECOND c'ass, G4 +; third c!ass, IS
fourth class, 80; special class -.
, 1875-11-18
EXTENSION.


Epeefdf Dtp1teh to 7he Chicago TRIBUNE.
LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 17.-The Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific Railroad has decided to
extend the;r road from this city to Lawrence,
owing to partisan ngbt that has been made on
the rond since they obtained the right from the
Government 10 build their machine shops aud
rouud houses On tho IssotYe.
, 1875-11-18

- = NJ
Slxefdt Ittp.fch 10 The
Hrn1N0f1ELD, ILL.,, Nov,
Hat Of the rocontly.oIoctod
voyofs Of att countteB In th'
tho rstslrnB In tic ofs]ca Of /
this day completed:
tbnnties. 7+tasurtr.
Adams. selien Il. kAfhl.
Alexander John L. 1Ie'y.
Iiontl.. .iI,ltuh II. sharp.
li',pnt .... .....Daniel Wilcox.
Drown......John II. lltt'l.
iturpAu......f.. 4. WAsh',urlse.
Calhoun .Jacob Auer,
Carroll. .JoEcrli F. hfltann.
Gaas .......1. J.. clrc,
Champaign. .Thotnas 4. Lewis.
Chrisslas.. . .Atuos 4. Rhodes.
Clark.....,. l}nrns Archer.
Clay i'eariey +. Brown.
C14ntou. ...fubA r. Htolt.
CoIrs......,.WH,. u. 0alhreAth
G4]0k 0k,....,.,I31,ll1 u, Iiuck,
Crawford WIltin,n UlTysa
Cun,irrlantl. Ti,oH, l.. S0rtuuu
DeKali, ,tIotrrt il. Holrria
DhWitt......Wiliia, tlnnfrti.
ponRfaa,....Il. II. rnRrahasn,
uul'ug1. L.sris G. Stuyer.
E.itHAf. ,3Afuea l.. Vance.
EINartis .{}fJ,raa 1lnwcr
ElIinpl.ntn ,.Testc il. Eurrcits.
F'ayctfo.W. p. H,nyti.
Furtf tf.,.,Jol,n ii! Eh,w.
f'ysukljp.T. ". Hyert.
Ftlllots, .Jot, Walker.
Uallatlp, jain Il. Bo,ui.
ufeetIc lltrharfi II jt,ort
Grun,lY. jain l,srr
ff4Intituu IL n. Sta,,icrfer.
Uhnrock I'etsr rrey
Iiardtn .1Icrrv Il tta-ttto
Htn,1rrst,t, iii ~ Hn,iti,
Henry i,rtnr II i}tyrr;fIo
IronH,,t. Jain /, lfa,ntItot,
Jnckst,n Within, 1irntiIrv
Jaener ". II. atl,.
Jeffrrsnti. f,brIntoI,hrr Il, liar
1rrnrv Inhn + au,,,t
ia Dayfeea ffpr,ry Dayy.
;Iof,nso,, j. IL i,illrst,ir
Kanr, .Tho1nao i, Totns,
Knnkaico i.l,aries p RwIuert
KondaIj ,.,.Tunis t, bsrritn,
Knox......Jas l.. U,rrkI,ajtcr,
J.ske....E .Eaaries t'hil!It,s.
"a saije. f,an, II. iiayn,o1t]
I.1wrcnce william, N. Lewls.
Lee,,.F. A. Truman,
I,Iylt1ast0n .Jo1et,t1 ii, Stttt.
Local. .Jusei,tl Heam,
hIscon .ueOreo n. Wonfl.
MscotlnI,, Lucjila d. Carbtu.
Sfsdlson, iIueh L, poyIc,
Sfnrjt,n Alfred PARKS
Msfshsi1 Hansen j. Dtrs,o,
Hkml,el 14iyens.
afassac,......t,emuoi q. Wclh,
NIcIjouo,,uh John ". Gidore,
A{cfIenry James Ntab.
McIoan.. tsaao ". Btruud,
Sfenar.l ,hxrlos II. Thp1ns
| Mercer Daniel r. fIindrna
Monroe Dayfd NJ. uar,ly.
A{ontRotneryat. q. Aic1Yl!lta IL
HforVan Wi]lism u. Wr10l
Nul,}trie,,,.1no. ii, Dungeon
I OeJe Edwin /, HEED,
| Isaac Taylor.
reftY,,,,.,.ioh,, patte1sup,
! I,jatt Jos. r. Ysn taunt,'
| Observation-Disclosures Ncynold:
I'oro..,,.,.,jar,cs N, Abbott.
putaski Daniel j. Britt.
lh,fr,v, 1FtjIInm II. 9rrnr
, 1875-11-18

HOT SPRINGS RARRoW'1AuGE ROAD.
LITTLE nocK, Ark, Nov. 1.-The Hot
Springs Hartow-0auge Railroad Is now running
regular trains botreea Malvern and Lawrence.
% miles from Hot SprsnRs. Tho General A.
semhly to.day accepted al invitation to tako an
e1cu1aion over tho road on Saturday next
, 1875-11-18

main. and could not contfcmn any property 10 tn
nsn. Hrcond thM m ,.Iiro.J n,nnnanq ronll
couaann ", 'nrnn-r1v siro.J. cnnJs,nns.1 snI
oon...aisa ooa -. ~ p.t, pttt ] "y iAe'u' !,t, "'o
Tho f18hs 20 cross tho rislntns tfachs Was NOT
made point IL ihain. Jut1gs QI1ton F1,etl. first,
that tho Htata tat.st declare tho forfeiture of
the t1efhpthntR franchlres t,oforo the plaintiffs
can avail thnrneolyes of II. On tl,a teco,ti
,,ntn.,t;o+, -. .sL3 ih.t ,ha ,,ronnr,v ~ r.;i.
foaa company HAo no more e1nhrt ifon1 pttns
condotnned for pubic tse Than other property.
provided 1t waH not contemplated to tieetroy ttn
facjlitjca. Tim f,nurt atiind that lin 1ucetinn
NJ nhro,sfta -, ~ tnfnr. ~ ,r,esny y I'll ,..a
m ,.ns.:; - y. !" ri. .na,
~ ~, u.asMnteu M or aeolhea u" tuls css' Inh'
nnt!p tne aefenaaht mlRbk 60 fofHHa apo con.
atruct LIN tfaeks Oh plRlnttHa EfOupde. 1t hluat
DO 10 at defendants risk, aud subject. OF
, 1875-11-18
THE C0UNTY'S BOOKS.
r.,o Manner in Which Somo
Taxes Wcre Extended.
How tho First Eight Books for Hyde
Park Look.
suegestions for Reform, to Be Adopted BY
Con. Liob,

The wotG ot e1tehos1R tno kA3e3 iof 1910 Aah
Mcn gofng OH in tho County Clofks ofiico Tor
,ono limo. 'nst before election TIM "ork "ha
,u.hcd vigorously to accommodate applicants
IN noplions, an well 81 10 extend tho fold for
'.,x,r ,,oner !or camps.Eu expcnses, Az tho
ume tlo
oYEh'Ao1ls1lf AROUND 1hH "rl!eA
looked yory much like msturcd plan to lay hold
.,,ba County Treasury to MD tho great Opposition
w. s.s ,,,3 a,nco than w,ateyer ,1onbt. thero
parry. H. r,,Lao. h. -. ,,oa,, ,,;s ~ =,
NeTo vi w. t =. -. ~ ~
moLff. stepping INFO the oltioe II Ehat sino ono
ooud not tavo failed to hhvo been impressed
, 1875-11-18

!
Day Espross-rujlEnAn Draw.
!1<.K.s1n Srrpir: Isfs t.;
New York wjsjsut ch,Ens a,,ns px,
Atlaut!n Hxprcss-FuiI1nal rat- ' 81" - ~
acJ DsautaE .I{n,r1 Sl5onfnr
taEs anil fIotei Cars, hn,n n, t.aa. ~
.-.o ontS no taanslc tho hote1 cats tS .Ssw iusk.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-27
aTsi ysK ...AssllstI lsiusu

III ,,asalls.I lsasu b,ia
:5'# E;i::2 F:;::; 5ss;; e; ''7:H 81
Washington Mason, ff
Isaac Murray, MAY T. 1875
ION, Robert Mcintyre Repevin
- Elizabeth Mo1nnes, J. -
j, % Henry s. Tsui.l, ''P'S''D
Joseph T. sarchett Admr }
Houston & Prizer, ~"''
William H. Brady, }
- Michssl La1ly, ali Ease
Hugh H. Crumlish, J
Amos Y. Smith, and Isaac Car
penter,
William Forbes, May T. 1875
% Anthony E. E. DeNormapde Case
Ecker, 80 Benjamin F. Townsend, D.
Rodney, - Samuel G, " Winterniz, '"''
Daniel Ii luton
William H y lapOsou, Sheriff "sp'S''0
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany,
. Samuel Y. v Wilson, '"''
The Mayor and Council of Wil.,
d.b.a
,8soker, Morris MoDowl for the use of ''pp'''
Alfred Dowln p. b.r.
Thomas H. B. Jeasris d. ba.)
atcker Grover & Baker ss Sewing Machine appear
May T. 1875
., Ellen Lally,
'4 William H. "; Lambsou Sheriff; "sp's''
The National Bank Of Will &
Brandywine
~ William r. T. Baboool & Co., case
:. Jesse Lane, &c.,
Phillip McDowelrs Ezr
George E. White,
W. Wm H. Iamfsen IS & VIM. W. Rspleviu
Pritchett, ....
- William Baxter, J
|llJ
Jacob Hauser Case
John H. Colt,
12o vs. Repevin
r. H. Foster & James Gordon,
Mary Hassan,
III Keplevin
8ecker, George c. Ward,
Gamble, White & Company, }
1928 vs.. Case
John A. Harrs
George Taylor, ...a
|l3Z Replevln
VIM. W. Pritchett, & Chas. W.
Stiger
William S. Marshall, } May 1875
j. Barkey & Brother Case
decker, P Plunkett & Co.,
142 Repleviu
Passmore H. Mitchell & Eli Un-
derwood,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
SHENANDOAH HOUSE.
HARRISBURG, W. VA,
John I'elleI.-. Proprietor.

TIVE Proprietor Of this excellent Hotel will, rs
i heretofore, continue 10 keep the House
The Shenandoah House j. one Of The most conve-
niently arranged and comfortable hotels in Mar
tin-burg aud he Proprietor will spare no trouble
or expense render The stay Of bis guests pleas
ant and comfortable.
Tn bne stock Of Liquors, wines, &C.. with
which his Bar Is suppied. viii b. kept mp. ard
persons who may pltronize bin IN TIN depart atnt,
can rely upon getting the very b,starficie.
The Shenandoah House pleasantly situated o.
North Queen street near the Railroad.
MAY -. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, &C.

TJ,HE undersigned has removed bis shop to the
building on the corner of Main and samuel
,freets-three doors West of the Presby tei ian
Church. The character OF the work done Oy the
subscriber is well known and appreciated oy the
citizens OF ChaIiestown and vicinity. II Is hardly
oeee,sary % add that be will cndeayOr 60 sustain
his reputation a. reliable workman. and will ex-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
giyen Liu,-eiiher .or New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS of VIM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
The Old Family Journal.
ONLY 4 glove.

on IL NaLof r.
Itis only glove. Ted. a lads 30 glove;
It has lain in the dtsk Waerc 'Huai %
For tututv llag years tIt Che FRESHNESS oi love
Aud tLo glory ol t.c-h cling a,Uaat 90.
Yes. there comes. Ted, Whenever zee 'ha's'orr
Avisfan of uusi- sai dancing,
Ana again. jn OBS u.ui, Che syos %. dove
Into mine as t.ai.r.y g.sa'icS.
And e'lsr orc, gain in 'h- hs.i o.. -.H1
Tbat glove sai tbs 500 band 'tA.u les
And .s.I iu ;bo waltz, asouca ,le are and ,-t
Instruments a lse. ,agsA. iiaa,t
feel Der ambrosisl breath cen nY cheek,
Lac che scent of the linden blossom;
AudI know that she loves though SIZE oocs q g
speak,
By The rise aud fall Of her bosom.
We'll. went o. che Iuii., in sixty, Ted;
Aud-ari- fush les che brandy and water.
WIZ, when came back she vls dad size NJ. g
dead;
Add married Eobils1u's daughter.
Jus, hand us a ligat and fresh cigar;
It's foolish t1 keep such t1Sts,
When Che -isl sha gave 60 is sleeping aIHr
Ia tbe land where che r,st is u1braA .n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
STRAW WANTED.

rT'HE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY of Hall.
! town, will be prepared to purchase
Straw of All Kinds,
on and after the lsi of August either in the stack
or delivered at the Nils at HalloWp.
Apply 10 John IL. Strider or at the Mills.
July Is lS69-ti.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Notice.

I lCENSE TO seil .piriisoss liquors having Seea
! rrlsscd Me-. in e-usi"D Nth oil other aPp''-
can't. hv tn Cosnty Court. sDtier l. Hereby CIV
90 ,hatI y,ilI ~ st.y riac. 81 Daisies. Ia settle
~, h. .eR-au. sose ali ndch tes Is Sle " III s"Hs
faryard and paw ap. ssi tscresy ssahie As 10
a.set Ivy osli. ATOMS heavy rest &c
JUnN D. EASFEE0Af,
gs.euest aersoa BGidng.
Sent 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
Wholesale
TIOUOR HOUS E.

Wholesale
LIQUOR HOUSE.
J. ". CuArIs u. DowNs. 5. 4. LafEyERr
CURTIS, DOWNS - CO.,
Successors to J. Q. A. Nadenbousch.)
No. II WEST King SrnEEr.
MARTlNSBURG, ". va.
DEALERS ~
EVANSVILLE Pure Whistles. Virgins
Mountain Pure Rye. Copper Distilled,
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN PURE WHEAT,
Copper Distilled,
Virginia Mountain rye,
Copper Distilled,
Including high Wines VIII sell in quantities to
suit purchasers, from ONE TO ONE THOUSAND
BARRELS; also keep on hand for sale every va
riety OF Foreign liquors,
SCOTCH wHISKEY. BRANDIES, WINES, a.
which We will sell cheap for cash.
Et'-Al orders receive prompt attention.
l.,'- Call and examine stock before ynrehs.i's
rs IL cannot tail 70 please.
CURTIS, DOWNS & CO.
March %, lS73-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
GEORGE u. LIGHT,

BEiLER IN
Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, &C,
TAKES this opportunity of thanking his ~,Q
pstrons for their most liberal patronage NJ
fOr the last year. sad hope. BY strict stten- Z
tioH and fair dealing t. merit costinssnee II tse
came. seil Gr.f rae goods always; do sot sell
eoHs'erfei' or eIeap good. for the bet Warrant
every thing sOld-tr b. returned II nh ss ssarsa-
teed. ii. nv desire, and also pleasure. u lsll W
patrOn-
THE EEST QUALITY OF GOODS
a'royr. but will If compelled. seii them LaudsnsR
for 6 cts, syrup Ter cts, and C.o.ae for 2Scts
per pint bat at the ssme tine 1t ule inform yoa
that according a. the United state. Phsrmsc"Pea,
YOU can't make LsudanRm FOR Ices than 10 cts. by
jhc wholesale. much cheaper PLAZA y 20 buy
your goods genuine and add the raie' yoarscii.
want sijmv Old Accounts settled up sYpsyag
the Cash Immediately, snd Lev oaes began lllrae-
djstely, If noe sooner. Hii vat ask Tor nO.ey ga
,he nov ones sutii si;tr Harvest
CIGARS-be.t Ia town.
January II, 1874. Gao. 7. LIGHT.
IHRCULAYfNG Library, at
l Jan. Il, lsIi. CLIO. I. LIGHTS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06
NItXN GOODS

! M now receiving my Fall supply of genera
( merchandise, consisting of DRESS GOODS
NOTIONS, ptNESIlCS.
HATS, CAPS, CLOTHS,
CASSINERES,
QCEENSWARE AND GROCERIES
Which thiUS vii. b, found OF good grades, an,
thr variety as great and prices a low any Other
house iu the town.
GEO. ". 7. KEAESLEY.
Oct. 81 lS74.
CHAD, Nlckercl and Herring, for sale by
, Oct. 81 GEO. v. l. kEANSLEY.
DUBE Cider yincsar, for sale by
Oct. "a. GEO. ". T. kEARSLEY.
{ tLAl Creeks, assorted sizes, for sole by
I oct. 81 GEO. ". 7. kEAkSLEI.
DAIH Brick, and Flower Pot, for -sl- by
D Oct. 81. GEO. v. l. kEA.SLEN.
nblNE Attcl. Fuliz wheat, for sale hy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-06

nCR erperieueein ia sasiae,s which weadver-
I G,e :. soa5Get. and sur thorough acauaint-
snc .td Il ia al il, branches, ensbe ~ to assure
the s.blie that asv -.rk estrNsted 90 ss will Be
-.ecstcd in the lso.t v"rkmsniiSe manner, ans
a.th tn NJ ao,t Dispatch. Having stood to their
posts il TIA Confederate army during the io.r
yesrs .sru-.e -hics il "a nsHtslIy eHcosntersd,
they kave located in their native eGantv' Nhefs
their service, re asrrcs ia bsiidiug sp the waste
places aHaiac.rryins "at practics rcsonstructios
Particular attention given at all times 10 the
drawing Of plIss and specifications; and in tse
coast .ci.nn -
RETRTCAL STAfH gAYy,
where calculation i. required tkey are confident
! thstthcy e.nsGt be- -srp3sses by any xoTssier IN
] III Valley If Virginia,
r.--gc,r, III snaas i. the csnnunity, they
deem i gaarcr.ssrv TO saw nore, than that orders
left FER thaa wi!lr-esiVe srspPt attention.
| AprilS. ls6a-N.
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DRUGS &C.
EIzGNDERI 81 co.
lsseesssors to W. .. Essos,)
Prescription Druggists.

bEsLEHs IN
Pare Dguxs. Else Chemicals,
Psriralery asd Toilet Articles,
sehOsl Books aud ststio0sTy,
Coal uil and Lamp Goods,
PsuF, Gisss, Pants, Oils, &c, &c.
ia f.es, eFegFisiag kept ia First-Clsss Drug
rtar..
September 10, 1914.
Nog Sehoal so'ss, 20 10 y. =. henderson 4
: CO.. whore viii - foaui a large stock OF
everything ia tai. li-e. Teachers ssd others
~i.hiag q psrehase largely, are requested u gave
a. . ell k-i..r. bgyiag elsewhere.
e.,t. -. 1874. HENDERSON i co.
LII ti3e Eap .lar branss OF Smoking asa Chew-
Y i,-s yut.ceo, Ci.sss fer sale by
s4pt - i,Il HENDERSON a. CO.
Ii. had. 81 SPICES tar Picking. Sealing
L ~. lar ealing CAus and Bottier, az
nj =; ls-l HENDERs0N'S.
INFiNTs' Gau Srssers, at ,,
| - u III. aENDERSoN'S.
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RESUMED BUSINESS!
FALL AND EVINI5GIs
GOODS.

~ W.
I'M r undersigned has just onened his stock Il
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, t. which the
attention OF huvers !. respectfully called. These
Good, have been purchased with ali the adyan-
tsIr, 81 decline ia prices, aud will be Id lower
than the same class OF goods has been offered tor
some yeaIs.
II DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nv stock is full and prices low. \ complete stock
ot NOTIONS constantly on hand, aud IN this de
partmrut We ask especial attention 20 Hosiery
Ladies Meriuo Vests. Linen linuCSe' chiefs, Cor
sets. etc. 4 nice assortment of CLOTHS and
CASSlMEl,S for Gentlemen and BOYS, Beaver
Cloth for Ladies Cloaks, Repclants in Black, Bro.
and Blue. Particular attention Is called 10 line
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hand madr-o.icred in this markc, for the fret
time. and tor the sale Of which have The agency.
These goods manufactured b. j. ". Brigham
Co, are sold upon their merits ard corrugated
equal t. any that as- tua de- in the county. Every
Farmer who values comfort Ulust have DIV ieet
II can bee ,njoy.d by wearing j. W. Brigham 4
Co. French kip. and Farmer. Calf Boots aud
ShDr,--uaWr oR che bottom.
4 tuIl line ot GROCERIES as low as any 10 the
market, sugar, Colre, Syrup, Y. o. Nolasses,
Oct :. Is7i. DAVID HOWELL.
VUST received 5000 Cigars. VARYING from ? tor
% to ; cent, each. Fruit aud Flowers. Gra-
Uiue Durham. Prid. ct Va, and all til popular
brand, OF Smoking Tobacco. Also genuine Pow
hitrau Pipe, aud Root Stems. with some six or
eight tine brand, OF Chewing Tobacco % be had at
Nov. Is l>It. c. l.. BELLEkS.
DAkEES Premium Bhter., permanent cure
ID tor Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility and all di-
,.,,c, caused by "a di,urder,d state OF the Liver
Nov. Il. 1874. &c. Keller.
u AGFESTOWN Almsnacs for 1873. ut
( 4 N,y. -, l>7i. G.. =. BELLER'S.
VGE~U Ground Sage, Ground ard Grain Black
Pepper, African Cayenne Pepper, CoriaBder
seed sut SALT fegtc, Tor sale by
Nov. =, i>'4. c. L. BELLGR.
FOUYAN'S Iuodorous Kid Cloye Cleaner, by
~ using &C. suil,d gloves can be- renewed and
utd. equal o. new. Ii i, easy ot application and
pul, a tow minutes will uiica g. clean pair OF
glove, even 10 much soitd, O. be had a.
Nov. -. 1874. c. +. BELLER'S.
NTOUNr Esgle Tripoli, Tor cleaning and bnr-
Y I Di,bjug Gold. Silver, Copper Steel Britain
Do lUd other metals. Ii Is decidedly the best az
cci. ,or cleaning Windows, Mirrors aud Glass
ware, for sale by
Nov. ., lN14 c. G.. BELLER.
T~ELLN'S Island Grape Brandy. warrcutsd tree
IA from al. ds.et.rjDu, agents. IL L. iu strength
100 per cent with "a tiuc pleasant aroma, = mild
pal5tibia taste. and q very acceptable therapeutic
agent 100 an case. requiring che ali of this class Of
s,iuu.Iuts. This Brandy L. fully equal 30 i'm
ported Brandy aud can be sold az hal. the price,
uuU -ht direct .rou the manufacturers tor sale by
Nov. -, l~54. G. +. BELLER.