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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28
Hourly Train to Undercliff

NEXT SUNDAY, 8Oth. Leaves L. M. R. R.
IN Depot: A. M, II A. NJ, p. NJ, 8 T. NJ,
p. M. Return: 1890 A. NJ, 1880 p. NJ, 2:3j
P. NJ, 4:30 p. NJ, $3.50 P. M. Round trip, 15c.
Single fare, lOc. Ticket office open half hour
before departure Of each train. Trains stop at
all stations my28-4t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28
Anlatsefnents.

WOODS THEATER.-Negro minstrelsy
is still tlourishing at this theater. The
Haverly troupe are having another sue
cessful week. They drew good au-
dience again last evening, when they
gave an entire change of programme.
Milt Barlow's old man .impersonations
are the most lile-like of any we have
ever seen, and, with their combined hui
NOR and pathos, they form one of the
most attractive features of these enter
talnments. There will be the usual per.
formance this evening.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28
M0rfuurn Record.

Rose Schneider, 4G years, Germany.
Eiesle JungIinR, hour, City.
Anne Morrisey. 65 years, IEeland.
VIM. Grossim, 10 weeks, City.
Clara Gelshorn, q months, City.
Frank Kessens, months, City.
John Thomas, 20 years, Pennsylvania
Henry Keeler, ~ years, Cincinnati.
Infant Frese, Cincinnati.
Ernst Ii. Kisker. 80 years. Germany.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28
WEDDING PRESENTS!
DUHME & CO., Fourth and Walnut
apes M, W &F-2m

NJ NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given of the Ill
IN ing. with the Council of the Incorporated
Village OF Avondale, on the 9th day Of May,
A. D.. 1875, of petition, the object and prayer
OF which ia for the vacation OF Grove street
from Rockdale avenue to the north line Of Lots
No. 10 and 45. in Spencer u Craigs subdivision,
in consideration OF thirty feet being dedicated
by John Kennett, on east side Of Burnet ave-
nue., running north from Rockdale to Forest
avenue, and that the said petition will be heard
by said Village Council on the LIST day Of July,
after as the Council may direct.
FLAMEN BALL, JR.,
my21-6tF CORPORATION Clerk.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IA ESTATE.--In pursuance Of an order
granted by the Probate Court Of Hamilton
auction, on the 14th day Of June, 1875. at 10
O'clock A. NJ, in the rotunda OF the Court
house. in said county, the following real estate:
situate in the county OF Hamilton, and known
on plat of subdivision Of j. and q. Neave in
Storrs township, now part Of Cincinnati, as
lot number l25, being rs feet on Walker Mill
road, and 100 feet on German street.
Appraised at four thousand dollars. subject
to the dover Of Elizabeth Tonnis Of one hum
dred and twenty dollars per year payable semi
annually.
Terms Of sale-One-third cash in hand on
day of sale, one third in one year, and one
est per annum, the payment to be secured by
ELIZABETH TONNIS, Administrative.
May ~, 1875. my2l-1t 2l,98,ju u4Xl2
A n ORDINANCE, No. IN, to establish the
n grade Of Forest avenue, from the west
line Of Main avenue to the east curb of WASH
ington avenue.
BE it olda a!ned by the Council Of the Incor-
poratcd Village Of Avondale, two-thirds Of all
the members elected concurrlng, that the grade
Of the north curb Of Forest avenue, from the
west line OF Nam avenue to the east curb Of
Washington avenue, be and the same is hereby
established as follows: Beginning at the west
line Of Main avenue at the level Of 30..63 feet;
thence descending at a graue If $50 in 100 for
455 feet to the leve. of 29o02: thence ascending
at grade of s9S feet in i0J fAr 3l6 feet ana TO
level Of S9S02 feet; thence deseendin. eLal feet
In 100 for lS0 feet to the level Of 29I31 feet;
| thence ascending 37l2 feet in 100 for 400 feet
and to level of 3O3.60 feet; thence dcscendiD 3
at grade Of LOSS feet in 100 or distance OF
Isl feet to the east curb Of Washington avenue
aud to the level of SO1.63, the established grade
Of said avenue sAis ~
Passed May 10th, A. D.. 1876.
|; n ROBERT A. JOHNSTON,
Mayor and President of Council.
Attest: FLAnYN BALL. Jr, Corporation Clerk
my2l'2tf
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28

ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUsE was filled
| with line audience last night, upon the
occasion of the annual concert of the
Conservatory of Music, under the able
management of Miss Clara Baur, whose
| concerts are always n success. The one
rule. The vocalists were Miss Emma
Heckle, Miss Bertha Hauser, Miss Mary
Porter, Miss Tillie Best, and Miss Alice
Lowenstine. The first named lady is
one of the teachers OF the Conservatory,
and she sang in her usual fine manner,
her execution being marked with taste
and feeling. The pianists were Mrs. j..
Bloom, Miss Emma Roedter, Miss Maud
Vaughn, Miss Fannie Abrahams, and
Miss Hattie Evans, all Of whom dis
played skill and culture, and were
greeted with applause. The vio-
lin fantasia from Schubert. rendered.
by Mr.. j. Bloom, was superb. Mir.
Michael Brands violoncello playing was
one OF the pleasantest features of the
| occasion. His delicate touch and CON-
mand of its sympathetic tone shows that
he belongs in the front rank of perform
ers on that instrument. The delighted
audience showed their high appreciation
of this musical treat by remaining in
| their seats to the very last, although
| the heat was most oppressive. Miss
Clara Baur should, and no doubt does,
feel proud of this result of the diligent
training of her representative talent
and is to be heartily congratulated upon
her deserved and brilliant success.
THE largest attendance at any reunion
thus far held by the Pioneers, was that
at the third annual meeting Of the Pho
| neers of the Miami Valley in Probasco's
Grove yesterday, in Butler county,
Among those present were John Snyder
in Delaware, Nov. i, It's; ichabod Cor
win, born in Warren county, Ohio, Feb.
o, 1902; Adam Sellers, born' in Warren
county, July 4, 1902; G. G. Legg, Penn.
July II, 1901; IL. 8. Earheart, born 1900
VIM. Stevens, New York, 1903; James
Irwin, Butler county, o., 1S05; L. d
Biackbnrn, Warren county, o., 1901
James sweny, l79s; Samuel Long,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28

DIvORCE-Mary f. Magee has been sued
~ by James II. Magee, in the Court Of Cons
mon Pleas Of Hamilton county, Ohio, for di-
vOrce, on account Of gross neglect Of duty and
extreme cruelty. Unless she answers within sig
weeks from this date the petition will be taken
as true. j. D. CONKLIN, Attorney,
May IA, 1875. Oflice Court and Main.
my14-6tF
, 1875-12-18
THE CONSTRUCTED FLOATING
DOCK IN ST. THOMAS
AT WORK.

The st. Thomas papers Of the II inst con-
tain notices of the successful completion
of the Floating Dock. The Ti3eade says:
"THE FLOATING Dock is no longer an
illusion, but we can now safely assert its
existence as IN ffait a~ccompLi reconstructed,
tried. and now prepared to take on vessels.
In 1867 the shareholders had to bear the
agony of seeing an almost cherished idol
disappear from them, and under such Cir
cumstances as to render its recovery a
very doubtful problem. In 1870, however,
it was successfully raised and towed up in
the bay at the head of the harbour, where
it underwent a critical examination by
Mr.. BELL, who was sent out from England
for the purpose, and after be returned to
England and made his report it was deci-
ded that it should be repaired. To carry
out this OBJ Jet he was again sent out with a
staff of workmen, and the work of recon
struction was fairly commenced. That
was early in July 1872 and from that
time Mr.. BELL has been untiriug in his
efforts to perfect the work entrusted to his
care, and it certainly must be quite as
gratifying to him, as it is to the s~harehoId-
ers, to see that his labour has been so
abundantly profitable. 1t has proved to
be a yerYtry..o sob; one which it has
t%en the utmost skill and patience to
Ovel~- .le......-'
At the time OF the date otthis notice, which
was Immediately after the last test trials,
the Dock was awaiting its first job. We
now learn, through a private source, that
work has begdns the first job, a schooner,
we believe, having been taken on for
repairs.
, 1875-12-18
AN
from the Antigua Times.

IRON the AntlgM ItmeS.)
The Federal Legislative Council of this
Colony met on Thursday (2nd Deo.) last as 1t
was understood, merely for the purpose of ad-
journment. There were only a dozen members
present with the exception of the Presidents Of
St. Kits and Virgin Islands, and Mr.. Gordon,
elected member from st. Kits, the remainder
were resident in Antigua. The Auditor Gener.
al being the Acting Colonial Secretary, it was
necessary to appoint Mr.. G. W. Norman Audit
or General pro tempore. The Hon'ble Thomas
Berkeley, aud Sir Graham Briggs, members
for ST Kits and Nevis were both absent from
the Colony, and it was found to be very moon
venient for the elected Dominica members to
attend at this time of the year. This coupled,
we believe, with the fact that several impor.
tant bills are not yet ready for presentation
before the Council, was the cause of the pro
lorna meeting on Thursday. It is understood
that, several of the Acts passed at previous
sessions of that Council are in need of recon-
sideratiOn and amendment. The Acts which gov
ern the Judicial machinery of the Colony have
been found redundant and detective" and It
is proposed to benefit by experience, and give
the measures to be introduced greater consi-
d~eratiOn, before discussion, than 10 the past.
The railway speed" at which bills were
passed through the House in other days Is
0PRNAOhbJ w 10 oOdtSUS IL ~ AAO0~
sure is likely to be pressed forward without
having first received the careful consideration
of every member of the General Council of the
Leeward Islands. There has been some new
blood introduced into the present Federal
Council from Antigua and Nevis which should
have fair play, in order to show its quality,
when compared with the blood or intelligence
that has been either lost or excluded,
The American Schooner Cyrus Faucet, lac
tons from New York to Martinique with a cargo of
Breadstuffs and Provisions was totally wreck
ed on the N. E. end of the island of Barbuda
on the morning of Sunday the 2sth ultimo.
The crew escaped with difficulty by means of
a raft which it was necessary to construct for
the purpose. The Captains wife had a very
narrow escape from drowning. The vessel
shortly afterwards went to pieces only such
portions of the cargo as lOated to the shore
could be saved, it being impossible to approach
the wreck by means of boats.
, 1875-12-18
AR ADDS.
From the Globe.(

The month Of November closed and DecemE.
Der was ushered in by heavy showers. On the
lst inst. there was a regular down. pour for over
three hours, reminding us of the September
foods. Some damage was done to the work Ia
progress and the roads in st. James, where the
Bridges swept away during the September
rains, are being replaced, aud the road rem
dered impossible for several hours. The Hols
Town =" River" swollen by the rains, swept
along with such force as to render crossing the
road in its course impossible. The Constitution
"Gully" overlooked. sweeping away two
wooden tenements and the bridge across the
stream at the back of st. Miohael's Rectory,
several tons of mould were washed down.
by the water course at the "Ohain." and
deposited at the eastern end of Roe-buck.
street, and a couple of hundred feet of
the iron fence at Queens House again over.
thrown. We are informed that at Locust Hall
and some other estates in St. Georges, 8
inches of rain were registered. Since then we
have had several heavy showers, and the crops
are showing signs of Improvement. In many
places however, the prospects for the en- suing
season are far from encouraging, and he
lieye that experienced planters do not predlcs
anything more than an average crop. far 1876
, 1875-12-18

Lieut.. Col. Webber, OBJ. and others-ths
grand stand being completely crowded with
beauty, rank and fashion; while all the avail
able space on the ground was taken up, by
carriages, horsemen apd footmen. .
The Royal Mail steamer "Mersey" arrives
yesterday 10 Dec.) from St. Thomas with divers
from England to recover he steamer Shannon"
stranded on the Pedro Bank. They are san
guine Of success, and will leave this harbour
on Monday 18th Dec.) for the scene of disaster:
The Company are in treaty for the purchase of
a German steamer called the " Goethe" to re"
place the " Boyne,'' as the " Para has re-
placed the Shannon
Reuters Telegraph Company will open an
office in Kingston on New Years Day, and il
is hopeful of the West India & Panama Tele-
graph Company introducing a word tariff be-
tween the various West India Islands, by which
the business Of the Company cannot fail to be
very largely increased.
, 1875-12-18

L e L Z G r A Nj S
ST. THOMAS STATION,

ST. Thomas STATION.
New YORK., lIth Dec.-The Russian and
Prussian Ministers. of Foreign Affairs are in
favor of a peaceful solution of the Turkish
Question but are now opposed to its being sub
United to a conference.
The English Parliament is convened for. the
9Th Of February.
1t is rumoured that EqgIand's purchase of
Suez Canal shares will lead to diplomatic COM
pIioations.
"No alteration in prices"
13th.-The Senatorial elections are proceed
ing in the French National Assembly. Genor-
ais A. A. Paladines and Changarnier have been
elected by the Right. Seventeen Senators
have been elected by the Left and ten by the
Legitimists. Messrs. Buffet and pemeaux
having failed twice their candidatur4s have
been withdrawn.
The explosion of a tug at Bremerhafen laden
with dynamite, adjacent to the German Steamer
-" Mosel'' a consort ship to the /" Deutschland"
recently wrecked, has resulted in great loss Of
life, sixty persons having been killed and forty
wounded.
Admiral Sir 3. Stewart G.. G. B. is dead.
In Prussia the new tax bill has been rejected
by the Committee of the ReichStag.
14th.-The'Prince of Wales has arrived at
Madras.
Al ms GIolch NdllOudI assembly yesterday
the Left elected one Senator and the 1T
Centre nine. Mr.. WALTON has withdraw his
candidature.
The Manager of the " Gaulois" and NJ. Cas-
sagnac have been acquitted of the charges
brought against them ia connection with the
Speech delivered at BelleviIle by NJ. Cassag-
nae.
In Turkey it is proposed to make a levee of
q hundred thousand men next spring to sup
press the Herzegovinian insurrection. Egypt
will supply twenty-five thousand and Tunis
eight thousand.
LoNDoN.-The R. NJ. S. "Nile" from the
West Indies arrived at Plymouth Yesterday
the correspondence was delivered in London
this morning.
New York. Dec. 14-Flour, ~ barrel, triple
extra, New Orleans, $50 to So. Meal, per bar
rel, 81. Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, s2la.
Sugars, Crystals, per 10. $50. to go; Fair to
Good refining, per ID. $50. to 81. English
Islands M~olasses, per gal. 400. Premium on
GOld. f148to3. Exchange, New York and
London 4. s53.
, 1875-12-18

LONDON, Dec. 1~4.-sugars, Demerara Crys.
tails, p. cwt, 27s, Sd. duty free; Musoovado,' p.
cwt., l9s, duty free {; Clayed Havana, No. G2
22s. 81. in bond Demerara Rum, p. gal, 2s.
Id. in bond. Trinidad Cocoa, D.. owt., 62s.
Consols 93B to "a. Bank of England Rate of
Discount, 8. p. C. Rentes in Paris, 6540 fcs.
Cotton 7.
, 1875-12-18

Why suppose, when it is easy to ascertain ?
The "Tidende' will please take notice of
programme, to be found in one of our back
numbers, always at hand here if required for
the benefit of the curious and parties with
short memories.
, 1875-12-18

From the Dominican.J
The weather has been YER y unsettled dur
ing the week, and copious showers have faitan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13

Martinsburg Matters.

The Knights of Pythias are 10 convention
Mr. Jna Griffith an old and respected CIT
iz,a dicl tlre past week.
The B fillmore & Ohio Railroad Company
la, commenced the enlargement oil the Ssrke'
ley Hotel, near the depot.
Rev. Mr.. IhHheius has accepted q call from
the Reformed Congregation Of MartinS"urs'
aud will enter upon his duties IN few days
Mr.. James w. Robinson fell from wagon
on Tuesday Of last week and was kicked by a
horse upon the head. He was painfully, Out
not seriously injured.
The Martinsburg Independent says it nu-
dersiooi that the committee appointed to sell
lie the claim Of Berkeley County against the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, ez-
tenliss back to 1865. effected the object OF
their mission yesterday. The negotiation was
with That seutlemanly 2nd Vice President,
Wm. Kcyser, Esq. The terms as we under
stand. are as follows: The Railroad Company
pav the sum Of SO coo cash for back taxes,
county aud district and agree to pay on q
valuation for the future Of 100000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
From Lyie1bwg Essa'ag S'ar Noe --saA.
Death cr an Estimable Lady.

Tho community at large were painfully sur
pri.cl tbis morning at the announcement Of
,hs Death Of Mrs Jane Button, widow Of the
a,c Charles Button. Of IIarper's Ferry, aod
mother Of Mr. C. W. Button, editor Of the
Lrr abur- F1giiiu, which occurred at the
residence. OF her son about Q O'Clock sunday
ri-ft. -,h inst. l. was meet and proper that
ono whose long life was radiant with Christian
virtues. should hll asleep ia Jesus on the
Sabbath. aul flat her gentle spirit should
take It's G'.jttotlat undiscovered country
where jus. spirits are made perfect. Da-
r-rs ,hs rres,cr portion Of her liie she was a
Christian I'm deed aud in truth. aud during her
l5rgr..faercs in Ills city was consistent
member Of the Methodist Protestant church.
and lorcmos, mall enterprises that had for
,se;- ol fsct ,Le building up Of The Caurch, and
lie al .rau-emcut of her Belesmer's Kingdom
Tier good fruits we've daily cxempiied in her
works. ard Size was q blessing to all who came
within the sphere Of her usefulness. The
church w., mourn ;.s loss, rejoicing to know
rat having been a faithful servant, she now
rests sr-u Ler abgrs beyond ,h;s vale Of
sorrow. and is forever free from tie cares
e-l Pc r'sx.,ics Of thishie-safe, slfeat home
fa I.r Fathers jouse. eternal In lhe heavens.
Tie auj'y have our sympathy in their sad
bereavement. SIZE was m her I3lyear Her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
MARRIED,

On the evening Of the Sth instant, in the Union
Church. Smithird hv he Kew. Chas. 4. Fisher,
Mr.. wv. HENRY SUTHARD 10 Miss BET III
b. GEUBER, both OF jefferson County, W. Va.
A, the residence Of the brides parents, on the
"a inst bv Rev. - Mr.. JOHN Il. SHELL to
Miss LENA p. WALKER, all OF this county.
In the VI. Z. Church. South. in Shephcrd,town,
on the lih inst. by Rev. 4. a. =. Neel. NJ. GAR
RSTr ". BANE TO Miss SARAH i. CRUDE, all
Of this county.
Near ShepbcrdstoWn. al Mr. lno. MITCHELL. :. on
the 18th UT. bv Eev. A. \. y. Neel, Mr. A.
THANIUL WAKEFIELD 80 Mics MARY L.
". MITCHELL, both OF this county.
On Sunday night, Oct, 24th. at the ". Z. Par
souayp. ShepherdstoNn. by Rev. J. W. smith,
SIR. JNO. W. JOHNSTON and Miss JENNIE
RUTHERFORD, both of this county.
AtChrist Church November ID 1875. by Rev.
&c. Wheat. Gao. ". EONLEl, Of Wiucaes
Ter. and Miss MAMIE W. WOOD, daughter OF
Mr.. Charles l.. Wood, of Frederick county, Va.
On Thur.dav, Oct, %, 1875. near White Post,
by Rev. D. ~. Gilbert, assisted by Rev. W. G.
SrLicGrr. Mr.. TAYLOR e. COLE. OF Grafton, ".
Va. and Miss EMMA V, HENNING, Of Clarke
county, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
DIED.

At Lvnohburg. Va. the residence Of her son, c.
W. Baton. on sunday. The 9Th instant, Mrs.
JANE BUTTON. reiict OF the late Charles But
tla of Harpcr's Ferry, aged - wears.
'' Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
AZ his residence near Darkcsvie, Berkeley
county, November LIST, 1873. ROBERT STEM
ART ST., aged - yeas, months and 10 Gays.
On the 18th, nit Of Consumption, at the resi-
doncc OF his grandfather Mr.. jacob lNder, in
Winchester. WM. J. LANGLEY, aged 25ytars,
. month, and ] days.
Tn Lexington. No. ON the 18th September 1875,
of PARALYSIS. Mr. LEWIS y. WEsNWAG, for-
mcrly ot Hsrper's FERRY. ngcd Il yeals. \ chul ch
member since lsll, aed died as he lived, consis-
amt CLri.tisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
shopherdstown Summary.

TIE Cement Mills are trimming to their fal-
lest capacity.
Mart Clr,e was drowned on Sunday week
by falling from the canal boat +. Easingcr.
Chicken thieves are plying their aelarious
ayocat1u.
The roof of the residence Of Mrs, Elias Ba-
ker causht IRE from a spark on Tuesday after
uoon of last week. II was promptly exIin-
guishcd and no damage done.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
News and Times about Winchester

Mr. Frank Mayors. Of Newtowu, seat the
Times a beet weighing l35 lbs.
Dr. W p. Mcclure has purchased the
brick building on Amherst street, occupied 10y
him as an Office, for $500.
Allen 3. Magruler has hesn appointed .
Commissioner for the District Court OF the
United States for the Western District OF. Viz
giuia.
Hereafter tie December Term Of the Coun-
~ Clurt OF Frederick will begin on the Mon
dav before the Grst Tuesday, instead Of the
Monday before the second Tuesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13

No. q QUEEN STREET, ....-..-,--
rJ,UE BARisata an times supplied With the very
best Liquors. Huntsville fure Rye, Ken
tucky Bourbon. and other brands. larmers' het-
chants. and others supplied br the piHt, quart,
gallon. and larger quantities at low rates, Mixed
and other Drinks supplied at the Bar in first class
,t,le. Ale. Wine Gin. Brandies. &C., TO suit Gus
toners. Cigars OF all brands. Give ne call.
Scnt. 10. 1874. JOHN :. ROBINSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
Dr.. E0mIiuson-s Dental
OMCC.
CORNER or CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
ChapleStOWn.

Best a-s7-tucn. OF Groceries and the cheapest
IN the S;ats, atFGAZgE & BISHOPS, Martins
burg, ". Va.
For a good crop Of Corr, use FRAZER BISU-
OPS star Baw Bone Phosphate.
Extra 6ao ground B,uc Windsor Plaster, very
cheap, at FRAZER BISHOPS, Martasburg,
~. VI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13

ET-W Winchester Acconm0dit ion--Throu
Car to Baltimore. Mail Trsin-thraugh Car 20
Washington and Baltimore without change, and
makes direct connection Tor tie West. Accom-
iaojttiol Train makes close connection AZ Har-
Der's FERRY for all point, East and West.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
NOTICE.

DARTTFS who bought pbosFhats from ne ihi
Faii viii please call and settle for The ssme
as J am anxious u close vp sales. u s.ace VII
be stmy dwelling Tor the present, whore can b.
found when not on the street
EN-. AIsQUITH, SR., Agent.
November C, ls75-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
sTRAYs.

CANE 70 nv place between ibe'st snd 20th
I y OF July, 1875, SOW and pigs-whiie, with
black rump, and no ear marks. Alss yrariirg
Heiief. The owner will please come forward,
prove prspertT, pay charges ard take then away.
Oct. 30, lsT5-3t JAMES e. CRANE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
CHOICE ToRAccOs,

HAVE on hand large and choice lot OF fno
J brand Of Chewing Iobaccos, which | am
selling at reduced prices
Call and examine my stock. store In Market
hoyse Bai'ding, under CONCERT HALL"
Nay Y, 1910. JOHN +. HAINES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-13
TO WHEAT GROWERS
"ENCELSIOR,''

acid, Fsdsh sRd So"'i
Forming the most concentrated, uaiyersa' ana Gu
rab,e fertilizer ever offered to the larmcr-eom bin
ing AL the stimulating qualities OF Peruvian Gu,
no. and the ever durable ieftilizing properties oil
Bones In enc dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling. and can be applied in any quantity
however snail. per acre. II is the opinion 81
many c'asc calculating Farmers, after Shy IN
TEEN YEARS experieace In testing II SIDE ~
side uith other popular fertilizers, that On aPpl,-
cation OF 100 pounds Of Excelsior Is equal 70 zes
pouuds Of any other fertilizer o. suauo aud there
fore fully loo per cent. cheaper.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARAAIhhS
by THE MANUFACTURERS.
~ Farr ers ,hould see hot ercry Bag = brand
ed a. rJoce. ,-ih fAe ANALYSlN cHd OOR
EANE IA RED LETTERS. Az others ss
coyufcr'cifs.
PRICE $50 PER T0N.
81. TURNER CO,
49PRArT Srnrgf. BkLrfyoHr. No.
For sale by JAS. LAW. llaOFF,
CLai.cstswa,
Anguish, is75-3n.