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FINE GOLD w WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT
RINGS In stock and made to order, any size, by
c. GENNET, No. 1901 Main street.
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RETAILERS who have sold Elmuood collars say
they can't keep store without them. This 10 good
recommendation
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SECRETARY ELEcTED.-The Cily scaeoi
Board OF Richmond has reelectea MI. Ailred
loses secretary of the Board.
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Cry CouNo11.--The City Council meets
this afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK.
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Aitt1mond 1ispatch.
MONDAY. .......... JUNE 7, 1876.

gSr THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCULA-
TIoS OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rApERS OF THE CITY.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF.
VIRGINIA. r ttss
INCORPORATED IN 1894. il. ];
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK sTREsTss
INsuREs BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL Or
ANNUAL POLICY. IS. Ii. .Es i
40 100000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TOPAY
LOSSES. a..,
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, 2 =
s Principal Agents ~
........ JOHN B. .DANFoRTH. 3...
SecretarV 4
HENRY D. DANFORTh,
Assistant Secretary.
JOHN BLAIR, Collector. ,is.'.E no14
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/ i SIIRa "a nee sGESTs. Y9i4 MAIN sTaEr..
RrCHNoND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE, IN.
bnraf .EngandLcapitsi S. 5000, 900 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY Y.or Cinct1s
natl Ohfo-assets ever 81. 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAs
NY, OF New York-asseta over 100000:
LYNCRBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of LynchDurs, Va.-assee over,
'oaTEANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.-assets over $50 1000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
lyn, N Y.-assets over $1,000. 900.
'PPORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. ya--assets over s50,0UO; .xo
DeuOsted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, Ylouy.
0aU. Losses eduitably adjusted and promptly paia
at this agency Applications solicited, and inmes
date attention given thereto. DC 40
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ED, TWENTY-FIVE RAIL
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY! MONEY MO%EY!.! by hav Ing
their clothes secured by the celebrated French dyer
and scourer and champion glove cleaner: Pants
secured anu pressed In the original shape for 50c
and whole suits for So. Kid gloves cleaned for &c.
per pair. Requiring done at twent'- five per cent
less Than any house in the city. y. FRENCH,
nv 24-3m No. Ninth street-sign Of red flag.
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IOH RENT. THAT SPLENDlDA
I BANKING ma I>SuKiNCE oFNCE s:J
D--...r 'ryvr'iih All: Main -lrsc'S nndcr Planters
49,. f,,,n,rv occupied by Richmond lansing
~" I..,rr,I.r.' ,aul.&uy Well adapted for any
49,. las uic, icn; very low, and possession at
l.NNE 4 kKOTHER,
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NTOTICE oF DIVIDEN D.--.At the re-I

NOTICE oF pIVIDESD.--At the re-
iN Quest of the creditors of GLAZEBRoVh.sS q
THOaiAS. tresideat and ~ III n III mn
han cs as trustee OF tho elects OF SAID nstl m
deed OF March 81, s7a. duty 70 sns ~ s
Gerry Court. without fne SApci'so AsA>s
chaneery suit. !, ..a,,.. n,o.,s,pfl that
s sst nr,ssnrs ~hsse claims are a0s tsieo,
i:sted, I'm said deed are y
with me- al the Office OF A. s,srecs stsss
want az their respective claims W
on Or before she DAY above aaTnhaSsaSs pOTrS,
. :, ~ ,r,, 8 AZ go =, Surviving TRUSTEE.
4 LAsKA POWDER .-nest psspa.rssssssssA l.a. sssss
IA In nse for eeantrg petah ascosa
Mended py S1ptr ass-As : - ASentap
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1879.

1873. SPRING 1875.
Ne Lave received our stock Of MATTINGS.
'"ffkIlNUS, RUGS, FLOOR aud TABLE
''.'ILOTl!e, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES, &C.
N.i'"A y, offer al reasonable profits.
ht largest and b, ST stock Of FLOOR OIL.
'N'-'l liz ~ TIC found in the State.
X. f. RICHARDSON & Co,
81 4O-%m 9O1, corner Ninth aud halu streets.
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CoxrXsr's ASSETS AYRI.l, 1875, ssos, s4s.A1
pICHMoND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Of VIRGINIA,

INsUREs BUILDINGS, AND.
ayr OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY IN azsG
"3 |fa CITY AND COUNTRY. -H
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING, !,
~.a.l,.i No. lll1 MAIN STREET. u{
This company commenced business Sr.s'2ts
on the 1st of April, 1875; With 49,. III n
capital Of 90 900 OG
Premiums and interest 10 LIST OF May " 7,197 a1;
.-.s.sa. ~eE7 - .... =. .sys;@ ~Cc.-.
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fully accomplished, and the vessel was christi
ened the :. City. OF New York" Another
ship for the same company Rlll be launched
about the 4tE OF July.
INSURANCE COMpANIss.

INSURANCE COMPANIES. %
w. FLETCHER RICHARDSON GO
The CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPAEY,1 Y
STATE BANK BUILDING, 81.
No iii, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. yA.s
solisss the patronage Of his friends md the pubic
''.; ,3tdsa generally.
CoxrAsr's ASSETS AYzHsl, 1876, s2os, ,sAs.A1
oyTICxRs:
Asa SNYDER, PRESIDENT.
+. I. GLASGOW, VICE-PRESKDENT.
f. B. MEADE, SkCKETARy. -
j. q. GRANT, ASSISTANT SKcRErARY. 80
IL fs.s DIRECTORS sf
Asa Snyder. Isaac Il. Carrington.
Peter W. Grubbs, John A. Coke,
Clement 4. Barksdale,f W.R. QlnrleS, ST.
J. 4: Childrey. Anthony Rarganin,
William Nc Archer = w. h. Lucse. sSr;.t-sf
William II. Palmer, Eailey Davis,
L. B. TatunA Ersnk D. Bill,
3. h. Hawes. F.B Watkins, ,ef.
r. VIM. Pemkprton, Lewis ID CrenshoW, Jr..
ID. 3. woodbridge, George W. Gary, q
F.T. Glasgow, Samuel FPeedley,
T. T.. D. Walford, William II. Powers
Sohn Tyler, my 26-eod2w
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ResdsTs. SHOES, DC.
SPRING STOCK OF H.
BuOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BAGS, &C. -

/ am now In receipt of my spring stock of BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. SAL. HkLs; &C.: consisting
Chill uKEN'S SHOES, of Philadelphia manuiac,
ture. and Of the latest st, les Of CATERS and
Low SHOES for gentlemen, OF The Newark MAKE
usually low prices l earnestly solicit cali from
All i'm want of goods in my line ut No. 9O9 Main
street. between Ninth and Tenth.
my o6 eod6t JOHN Z. PaGE, oN.
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DENTISTS.

DR. j, WOODWARD, DENTIST,
1 would invite the attention Of those In Su11O
need OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH or PAtATES 10
CEIIULOID for its purity, beauty, cleanliness,
and strength. Delicate mouths, IN which vuicanlte
would undoubtedly be injurious, are wearing This
ma erial with entire satisfaction. - ,,,,
Office, No. 500 Grace street. my l3.e0olm
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ap 2S-3r,

ARGE STOCK OF NEW AND9Ea7
IL sEAsUNABLk kGOODS.-Latest syIes gMS
Calf ROOTS, sewed. with box-toe, So 3l
worth S6 : -Genllelngn's CALF CONGRESS GAL.
TERS, crimped and with box-loe, ssS:5p so:ih
"a: fine ALEXIS and CONGRESS GAlIkRo ~
q 30 worth $3.50; good CATER al e worth
S3: tweaty cases Misses, and Chi faren;s ShpES;;
eOnd far school-wear. 81 % up 10 s2-1ust haiI
nri,se: Infant shoes, Soc up; In Rreai
variety from al.25 UP to the finest La ne ana
BtTfUSzD SHOES and GArrnEhs aon,s o.; IN I'm.
Isare: SHOES for W0rkinepaen and Farmers
~ sa.at - ~ i1 - NJ. GOLDEN,
SEW Sew 9n am 1923 Main street.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

0sHE' ATTENTION OF THE PROPRf.t
L .hTOKS OF the several Virginia Springs. Wa.
tering PIaces and Hoes, Is called to my IaI3e ana
well-selectsl. stock OF CROCK Ehl SLAsSs S sss
tter use. With an experer ee OF ten years catering
10 their wants am satisfied that can ssre sass-
faction. A large assortment OF Refrigerat0rs, Mnsg
iey. y.t;ooers and Ice-p itcheys, always on nand.t
Also iuil line OF China and Granite Shamoer ssrs
decorated and wIae, as veal az Tin Chamoef Sets
| my2s, a2O1 Main. street, Richmond, va.
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DON,T PAY S5 FOR A GAL ~
~ TER when YOU can buy eity-m ., oa :
ono fnr ~. Don't pay sA for q snoe when you cap
bS nne for 49, This Is true you don't bellele
IT, 20 to the factory, Broad street between .9S SSG
ond and Third. Nothing bns SoSHS n sSie 4
ETsus Tsps Ip1tt p1iR ONf.Y' "a. se16
OUESTION: Where can buy ~
" sood SHOES for myself or chf. 20 70
| drsn nj low figures, but made Of good material
| Answer AT the factory No. BIO Broad street,
hetyeen Second and Third, where nothing but city
/ made goods are sold.
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l,uH REM, DWELLING No. 81 S=es
/ - ~fr,c,. yjih eleven ,~omS and every a:l
,..... .,lrr. iflc". sGnr.
j..n Er\T l,WrIl.i\Gr on Sixth STREET just
...-! L.ig!i. vi !! ten rooms; hitci.cn with Tour
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.g..t l:r\,. .lbNrLLI%G No. 13 west Marshall
-..t aliE.i-F.1 cu"n!, kitchen with four rooms.
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X. 81. rH-A LING No. Gil west Cary
.. with irA g,,uns Kitchen with thrcc ROOMS {;
:. ~ L. -,----,. i t.tLt.im.rN. HrlC.. Si1N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-23

In reviewing book on this subject, by
Thomas Frost. the Aeddsnnv picks out
these facts about English circus perform
ers: Circus life j. not very different from
the larger life outside, and these versatile
individuals often lead but a sorry existence
until they rise ont Of the ruck and do
something different from their compan-
ions. They must astonish in order 90 live,
and those that asionish the most VIII make
the best living; 80 il has been with Van
Amburgh. Carter. and other Lion kings
with Leotard, Blondin. and other gym
nasts. Managers are sometimes hard put
to ii for novelty, and their attempts TO
obtain one are often laughable enough.
Wallet. the clown, and Pablo Fanque. The
negro rope dancer otherwise William
Darby). when in partnership together in
Glasgow, hit on the expedient of turning
an Irish posturer in their company. whose
nom d'drena was Vilderini, into "A Chimes.
The Irishman was shaved, stained. and
dressed in Chinese costume, and had the
name Of ki-hi-chin-ian-iooc conferred upon
him. His appearance WAS so far a success
that two vsritahle Cinnamon. who bad
witnessed his performances, took him for
countryman OF theirs. but eachtme they
inquired for him nj the stage door they
were told he could not be seen. These re-
peated rebuffs made the honest "Cclcs-
tials (" suspicious--not Of his reality but OF
his treatment by his employers. Think
ing that he was held In duTance and only
released in order TO appear in the ring,
they went to the police court and made an
affidavit 10 that effect. The unfortunate
Pablo Fanque, therefore, was called upon
for an explanation. and was Obliged TO put
the Irish posturer into the wItness-box e
declare that he could not speak word q
Chinese. aud had never been in China h
his life.
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A Brave Boy.

The recent celebration at Maysyille. Ky,
of the centennial Of the first complaining
i'm Mason County brought out the follow
ing story: On the 23i of June. $50, a
company OF 600 Canadians and Indians.
under command OF Col. Byrd. a British
officer, came with six cannon i'm boats or
canoes down the Big Miami River, up the
Ohio 20 where Covington now stands,
thence up the Licking River 10 Riddles
or Hinkson's Station. Their approach
was most painfully here heralded TO the
little company of settlers by the booming
of cannon sound which had never be-
fore walked tine echoes In Kentucky. A
surrender was demanded. with promises
OF protection by the British from Indian
ferocity and indignities. and OF kind treat
ment as prisoners. But no white man
ever vet could restrain the terrible pas
sions of Indian warriors with prisoners in
their hands. aud in this case several were
murdered and Others threatened with
death and barbarously treated before Col.
Byrd could arrest their terrible fate by
threats of instantly returning 10 Canada
and abandoning the expedition. Martins
81 ,tion. five miles distant and three miles
below Paris. on Stone Creek, was surren-
dered but the prisoners were saved from
death by Col! Byrd. although the Indians
divided the spoils among themselyes.
Among the captured at Riddles Station
were several boys. job Ruddle could
not travel, because OF stone-bruise OF, his
foot; he Was tomahawked and scalped,
but his two young brothers. Abram and
stephen, were spared because OF their
cheerfulness and bravery. George and
John Sail, two little boys. the latter only
yo years old. were to be tomahawked a
TOO young to be OF any value as prisoners,
when warrior less bloodthirsty than the
rest proposed test Of Johns capability
Of endurance and nerve. TO ascertain If
lac would make plucky Indian. and so be
worth the raising. they determined To roll
him down a high and steep stony bank,
where the knocks and bruises would sor, ~
try him. He underwent the cruel ordeal
without a whimper or wincing, or any
show OF fear or suffering: and with smile
began TO Chamber mp the bank. seeming 70
say. DO that again such GOODNESS and
seli-possession in little chi.d struck them
with intense admiration. and they adopted
! him and his brother. George grew up 10
manhood and married among them, but
John was ransomed in few years, return
ed 70 Harrison County. and lived long
and useful life.
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is this the P0-t-ofEicey'' inquired a
stranger the other day a. he approached
the stamp-clerk's window.
1T is was the reply.
And you have stamps here"
"Ies. SIR
"wiIl YOU be so kind a. 10 please ell
we one ~
~ will"
I'm very sorry to have ~ bother you.
continued the stranger while the clerk
was tearing offthe stamp. . but want TO
send letter out and hope you'll excuse
me-
"That's all right replied the clerk.
"Yes. believe II il all right. said the
stranger. I'm thousand times obliged
for your courtesy. and now want TO beg
one more favor. Can ! mail this letter
herey'
why. OF course
"Can III Her, give me your hand,
young mani I've lived around and about
for over forty years, and I've seen hard
times. | amt used TO this sort % kind
ness. and II goes right 70 my heart !"
And IL couldn't be said that he was
drunk.-Dstroif Free Press.
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Indian Collins.

A few days ago. a. a negro was pow
ing in fell near Manack. Luwndcs ,onn-
ty. tn ground suddenly gave way TO the
depth Of two or three feet, and the plow
struck hard substance. After the horse
and pl,w were extracted an examination
was made. and the ground proved to be a
veritablc Indian burial place. Two YES .els,
the shape Of ordinary bOilng-pots, We're
found. though The horse IN falling hal
broken one 10 pieces. and the plow had
made a large hole in the side If the other.
The two vessels were evidently connected
and covered by some substantial wire. or
strings. The bodies originally placed In
them were OF children. and the bone.
found Indicated that one was an infant ana
the other two or three years old. The
shape OF the vessel goes to show mat me
Indians, instead OF laying them out
straight, doubled them up, so that they
could DE put In the burying vessels
Montgomery (Aia.) Advertiser.
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Of IL. such profundity, my dear doctor,
deserves public recognition. II you he
sire TO use my name a. a reference, do so
freely.
And the parent goes home Diet, rmined
To turn the nozzle of the garden hose into
the mouth OF every one Of the family al
least dozen times day. Now this i not
imaginary advice. IL l. copied word for
word from ano'hcr high medical author
iiy and j. now going the rounds II the
newspapers. What il fellow 10 DO In
such caseg We confess we do not
know. unless he experiments with both
systems, and takes up with the one that
best agrees with HIM. We submit 10 our
friends. the doctors, however, that il Is de-
cid,dly unfair Ia give an innocent people
such bew ildering advice. Why not hold
A congress, or "A convention. or publish a
card agreeing on one or the other of these
theories. and permit us 10 rest without the
horrible thought that We have possibly
been committing suicide by following the
above directions OF Doctor A, or refusing
TO follow those Of Doctor B?--Chieogo In
ter Ocean,
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.Do ToU LOVE BUTTERr'

By ~. b. c. sLADE-
Two children under tie apple Tree.
MAY l. a fwo-y wear Old. Ralph - three.
Under May's chin RAlph's fingers hold
Butterc ups hri-.h, in their sheen OF gold.
And this il the tlratile his wee hips utter.
- IN see title NAY, Il 'ou love buErer|
A boy and giri are UNDER the tree
Al eurlv- hsire.i. rosy checked May IL she,
Oyerfowing with frolic and giee and fun.
And Ralph 4 her playmate and champion
He holts buttercnp, now, 70 sec what her
Chin shall reply 70. " DO you love butter =
A youth and = maiden arr under the tree:
.. Shall we TN the buftercups, now :" said he,
. Just as We used In our childish days"
May's cheeks aush reti as he whispering SAYS
While her chin grows gold, and her pulses 'n
ter.
He is sure thst he doesn't love any-buf h-rl
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US LOVES TO LOVE THE SEA.


81 ~ ~ hR~ AAANt
Love launched fairy boat
To sail the wide SeA over,
And he laughed 10 he and noAt
Beneath the wkilc sails cover
HE boat =eA shell fair,
HIS sail a white swans feAlf1er,
Love ike a pear AZ there.
While al Was summer "eAtnef
sTi~ Loves a. love the sea
In sOft and sumner weather,
rs Loves % love - be
With has hearts love toSeiner-
Love launched a mighty ship
To bear flerce storms and bAftle,
Tossed In the tempesr's grip,
Rocked 90 the lannon's rattle
Love stood Hpon the deck
With ncarh around and under,
Laughed AZ the rocks that WRECK,
Laughed al battles thunder.
It's Loves 20 love the wave.
With storms or battle frowning;
It's Loves o. love ~ brave
Lies worst 70 win Loves crownins :
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The business aspect ~ scientific jour,
nalism j. presented in the balance-sh.eI .
the "Conptes Rend,ls" OF the French q az AZ
envy of Sciences. which shows. after ioIN
wears OF lame. that the annual expthu'
lures exceed the receipts by IO,o8 ir''iics'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-09
The Old Family Journal.
VARIETY.
p.irats TO Young Hen.

Don't De ton sudden about it. Many a CIR.
ms s,il mo- when she meant Cd yes SIM
p,y because her lover dido't choose the right
time and pop tbe question gentle
Takea dark night furt. Have ,he blinds
closed the curtains down. and The lamp turned
most out. Sit uoar enough 60 her that you
can hook your Hl'Ie finger Into hers. Wait
until conversation begins 20 flag aud then
quietly remark:
Susie. want 10 ask you something.
She will 6dget around ittle reply yes,
and after a pause you can add
D.. Susie. NV actions must have shown-that
s.. Won must have seen-I mean You must be
aware that-that-
Pause here for while, but keep your little
finger firmly locked She may cough and Try
20 turn che subject of BY asking you how you
liked The circus. but she only does !, TO sucour-
noe vou. Aner ten minutes you can continue
"I was thinking as came mp The path, to-
night. that before I wen. away / would ask
you-tbat is. I would breach The subject
nearest MY mean would know NY
Stop again and give Der hand a gentle
squeeze. She may give you a yank to get
IL away. or she may not; in either case It au-
ours vel, for you. Wait about Eve minutes
and then goou:
"Tbe past year has been a very happy one
to me. But hope that future years will be
still happier. However, tha, depends entirely
on you. am here tonight % know-iha1 Is
To- ask you-I mean am here tonight to hear
from your own lips the one sweet
Wait again. It isn't bes, to be too rash
about such things Give her plenty Of time 'c
recover her composure, aud then put your
hand on your heart and continue:
" Yes. I thought as was coming through
the gate tonight how happy I had been, aud
I said % myself thatif ouly knew you woulC
consent 90 be my-that is, said if only
knew-if I was only certain that my heart haC
DO, deceived me aud you we're ready TO share
"
Hold on-tbere's 90 hurry about u. U'''
ihe wind a chance 90 sob and moan around Ih'
gables. This viii make her lonesome aud cal
up an the love 10 her heart When she be
gins 60 cough aud grow restless you can g,
on.
Before I met you this worl vas deser
o. me. didn't take any pleasuTs in going
blaekJsIryiug aud stealing rare ripe peaches
and i, didn't matter whether Ihs sun shose %
uat. But Whist change IN Que short year =
To is for you to say whether my future shall b
prairiehappiuess or summer hllow Of Cana
ia tbistles. Speak, deares, Susie, aud say
and say tbat-,hat-"
Give her Eve minutes more BY the clock
and then add
That You will be-,hat is that you will
1 mean that you will bs-be mine ~
She wi,. heaye a sigh, look az the clock an'
over 90 the stove. and then as she slides be
head over on your vest pocket, she will whis
Per.
You are Just right viii %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-09
The Difference.

When a rabjng reckless youth goes eStr'y,
friends gather round him 10 order 90 restore
Linn 20 The path Of virtue PIE is only SOW
Jog his wild oats, and may be reclaimed aud
malsa shining light iu society. Geuileness
and kindness are avishei upon him 10 win
lin back again 20 innocence and peace. No
one would suspect that he bad ever sinued.
Bot when a poor con6liug girl is betrayed,
She receives the brand Of society and is hence
forth driven from The ways Of virtue The
batayer is bonored, respected, esteemed
there is 90 peace for her this side Of the grave
Society has DO loving helping hand for her
no smile Of peace, no virtue Of forgiveness
These are earthly morahtjes unknown o.
heaven There is a deep wrous 10 them, and
fearful. are the consequences.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-09
Q. n. G. 5.
Our New Grocery Store.

TIME undersigned has inst opened 10 the Garner
Room eli the new Market House, and will keep
ou hand everything in the Grocery Line, as well
a, all kinds Of Foreign aud Domestic FruIts.
Grces Groceries. Canned GOods-Pichies, Nuts
Candies. DC, de. BACON in quantities to SAT-
from a slice So q fall piece, FLOur, Cora Neal
Tobnccu, SegaTs, etc.
ec-A nice Lunch Room win be added. where
Ham. Chicken, Oysters, &C., will De served BY .
gentleman waiter.
Complete arrangements have bees made 10 far
nsh families 10 season with OYSTERS b. the gal
lon or in the Shell
IS- Goods delivered within the corporate lin
its
Terms positively Cask-and very low prizes
guaranteed. GEO. L. CoKDhLL.
August29, lS74-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-09
Notice.

HAYING recently suffered considerably from
hres in my woods on my lands on The Easr
side of the Shenandoah river, originating ir' N
trrsspssses by bunismen. and having now Tut-
chased of Mrs, Mckevitt her ." Rose Hin" sId
" Mountain" tracts Of land, llat Chaplain The
latter tract stretching from near my Shcrl,i Quar-
~ along the river nearly 10 Balls PALS" ard
neen much iresspassed upon. hereby give public
notice that am determined to prosecute all uhO
Hereafter Offend by trsssPassing on any Of ny
bands. WIN. LUCAS.
March O. lsT2-tC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-09
Notice.

Z ICETSE IN sell spirituous liquors having Been
| 4 refnsed Iae. in common with all other sppll-
eants. By the County Court, notice l. hereby CIV
- tina, will be At nv place ~ Business 10 settle
not Ia seli-and hope all Indebted tn ae will come
forward and paw np, and thereby enable ms 30
meet NY obligations heavy rent. dc.
JOHN :. EASTERDAI,
Basement JEFFERSON Building.