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Weather Probabilities To-day.
oryrcr OF CH1Er SIGNAL OvrrcrR, ,
LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Don't forget Hempler's auction to might .
The street lamps will be lightesI At 6.I5 ID.
m and extin guished at 4 a m.
Attention is called to chang of time in
notice of services by astings II q Evangelist
The report current last week that Dr. Jas
T. sothOron had died suddenly was I'M
Last evening a case of lad -, boots. valued
at $50, was stolen from tbs window of G. at
treII shoe store; corner OF 1th and streets.
The sun Will rise tO-mc xIow morning par
TALLY eclipsed. The cell pss will end here a
few minutes after seven O'Clock.
The U. =. steamer Fortune has been or
dered TO leave Annap clis this morning for
this city, conveying the crew of the u s.
frigate Constellation.
Astronomers FROM WaShin gton ard Prince
Ton have arrived ~ Manchester, n. H., for
the purpose of t9.king observation OF the
eclipse of the sun which occurs to morrow
Is the Darlington Young duel not enough?
There are TumorS now of a forthcoming duel
between two telegraph operators. and all on
account of paper tassel pinned by one Ope-
ratOr 10 another operators coat tail by way
Of a Joke. Let us have peace
The pTeliEliDarleS Pre being arranged for
JeuniOn Of the former students of GOnZaga
COllege-the Old Washington seminary, on F.
street-tO take place at a future day, when IL
is contemplated 10 organize an alumni assO-
citation.
At the meeting Of the pastors Of the Netho-
dist Episcopal churches. at the Foundry
church, yesterday, the following question
was discussed: How can We more efectu-
ally reach and hold the young people of our
charges
Cardinal NcClOSkey. in a letter to a rela-
tive in this city, within the past few days.
intimatei that ne will return nome ABOUT the
18th of November next. 10 is expected by
the family in question 10 prevail on his emf
neDce To pay visit To the national capital
during the holiday season.
a white man named Charles Lehman was
severely injured about the head and face yes
teTday, by falling from a wagon. at the cor
neT Of 18th and q streets northwest He was
taken 10 the hOuse OF Mr.. j. W. Reddic in
the rear or BTiehtwOCd race course, and DIR.
stone called, who rendered medical aid
A boy who carries THE STAR on one Of the
routes in South Washington complains that
the boys in Tin Cup alley rob him of his
papers, and II he reSistS they turn upon him
and beat him. The police on that beat mig ht
make an example OF them by being about
there between and o'clock p. m
r. p. Gilchrist, who signs himself clerk of
the First Baptist cOIOred church writes To
say that the statement that Pastor Lees
resignation was not accepted by the church
is Incorrect. adding that "the church are now
waiting for Pastor Lees resignation, and his
resignation would be glaily accepted. and IL
l. the only thing that Will harmonic the
church and give peace 10 the public" =
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CIT TIE MS.

HARVEY & HOLDEN are In full running
order. and are serving the most delicate
brands Of Oysters that can be produced.
"Saddle Rocks" Princess Bays" Land
Island" "Rockaways," Hampton Bars. :"
with many choice brands, received daily by
st amer and express
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being lequisite TO health aud comfort, thou
sar ds OF the intelligant nnbiir ns,roniye r
Whites well Known establishment. SIS 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chill blains,
Vascular EXcrescences, etc.
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pEACH BRANDY.

We respectfully invite the attention OF our Gus
mm.rs no are DESTROYS of putting up Branded
fruits, 10 very fine article Of OLD PEACH
BRANDY. Also, PURE WHITE BRsNnY ana
general assortment Of PRESERVING !. IS
J. IS. BRYAN q BRO
seP2l2w COS Pennsylvania sveAue
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier

TRADE SUPPLIED with Natures BenaifeT
by Charles Stott & Co, wholesale druggists,
No; $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. {. es1.
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$50 10 5000 has been invested In Suck
Privileges and paid 900 per cent profit. CHOW
TO do 1t" book ON Wall street sent free
New NOrk. Ga.
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MISS HULFTr is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Ndtiges Benz
ufeT. 1888
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ANY PARTIES desiring al elegant resi-
GeLce, we refer TO the advertisement OF Il. II.
@EHer Il another column, OF house No g2l
street EOrtl west. recently occupied by the
.tie Hon. 5. II Hodges, Exam Her- iu-chief OF
~ u Patent Ofica. The premises are in per
l's''er. Hud c9n be Igrcharsej on easy
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FRECKLrs removed by Natures BeautIfer

LADIES feh and strd10 hats refinished in all
the Fall styles, at A. I. Writings, 924 Penn.
avenue. 6
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How to Know Fresh Meat and Fish

Ok beef should be of fine grain or fiber. the
The flesh or lean of a bright red color and
him; tne 1at white. and distributed through
out the lean; ii should not be yellow or semi
fluid: II the meat is entirely lean il will be
tough ara It's nutritive power low. Heifer
beef is close grained, but paler than the pre-
c. ding; the fat is very white and the bones
are small; its flavor and nutTfive pOwe, are
inferlCr, and its value therefore less. Bull
Jetf Is OF a very dark color. 1t does not con-
talh much rat. is generally tough, and has a
strong meat-like color, and an unpleasant
taste. Ii should never be used
Veal is dry if fresh. 1t should be close
grained. II the meat is moist and flabby il
is stale
Mutton should be of a clear. deep pink tint;
nrm and with liberal supply of fat. Fine
wetheT mutton may he recognized by the
presence of a small mass of fat on the upDer
part of the leg. 1t is more nutritious Than
finer its flavor.
Pork shouts he of pale tint, and the fat
very firm. If 1t is soft or if the fat is yellow
NAL has probably been fed on flesh. IL must
not be forgotten that pork is apt to contain
certain parasites, viz, the cysticerus, which
produces tapeworm. and the trichina spiralis.
III The eyes are bright and the feet supple in
poultry and birds, they are fresh; but If these
signs are absent they are either diseased or
stale.
Fish should always be used as fresh a. ms
sible; when in this state the eyes are bright
the gills of a fine red color and the boly sti #
IL would be a great improvement if fish were
always Kept alive at the stalls. II is by no
means an impOssibiIity in the case OF fresh
water fish, for in Switzerland and in other
European countries, they are preserved i'm
tanks of water at the hotels, and only killed
when wanted for meal.
~ Mr.. Sharon has rendered to Mrs Rails
ton a suit of seven rooms in the Palace
hotel, with private servants a private coach
and coachman, so long as she may see lit to
use them.
The st. Joe Herald would publish the
young lady poem if il POuIn moss blV mako
''rhinOcerOs" rhyme with Queen Elizabeth"
or "gazelle" with washing machine" but
1t can,t-nOt even "by the widest process of
verSihcatiOn"
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THE HAMILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
organized on the old and popular plan adj
Vertises in another co. umn for subscriptions
10 It's STOCK. Among its officers will be re-
cOgniZed several gentlemen whose former
experience and management Of similar asSO-
Citations insure the success OF this euterprifS.
See tie new advertisement.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-John Bauff. trns-
tee. sold yesterday afternoon, lot letter.,
&C. In Todd & Phelps subdi vision of origi-
nal lots Nos. 8, 6 and I'm square SIS. situafe1
on = street, between Sd and 4th streets south
west, improved by twO-stOry brick house.
10 Frederick stein, for 1870.
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SIT AGAINST THE M. C.A.-Mr Enoch
TOtten, counsel for the commissioners Of the
Freedman's bank, yesterday filed bill in
the Equity Court against the Young Mems
christian Association, praying decree for
The sale or the associations building, on the
corner of 9th and ID streets, for the non pay
ment OF a loan of s33 600 made by the bank
10 the association in 1871. The bill alleges
that an opinion has been given by lawyer
10 the effect that the trust deed made upon
the property 10 secure the debt was invalid,
and that only part of the debt has been
paid up.
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TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
lore the rush OF work commences at the new
aye works OF A. Fisher, No 900 q street.
near 9th, or To his old stand SIS 9th street
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms Gil
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IHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
new York avenue and 18th street pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, to 4 SATURDAYS. Q
10 and 20 3. HtS,I4tI6
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
WARREN CHoArEGCou -

WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.'S
Painters, Soul ptUrs Architects aud Engravers ana
their works. Handbook. BY Clara Erski1e
NlSi.e ~ 9 s
GMlIt Encyclopedias OF Architecture Historical
Theoretical and Practical. yo., sheep 3Si
Cresy's Ency clio IOedis of Civil Engipeerins III.
sand engraYings. l,!52 pages; 70. sheep New
enlllon
History OF Architecture in all Countries from tha
earliest time to the present day. BY James Fer
History Of Art. BY DR. VIM LubKe- yoIs ~
gusTto. Beautifully illustrated. Half calf SIS -
The Grammar of Painting and Engraving Trans
lated from the French by Kate Newell DoggeTt
numerous Illustration SO 81
Elementary History of Art An intrnductioU n
Ancient and Modern Architecture ScuIntu,s
Pan ting and Music. By y. ID Anvers. illus
Architecture for General Students. BY Caroline
Har book Of Legendary aud Myth0I gicai Arr
by Clara Erskine Clement With descriptive m
lusIr allOlls
Thoughts About Art. BY Philip q Hamertoa - M
Mrs Jamleson's Works on Art. Price per vol N n
thsPman American Drawing Book. A manual 4 r
Smiths American Text Books Of Arr Ed1c.3ioD
Books. F'7'
bl the above works in stock, and supplied NJ nub
she prices. Books sent by mail, postage free on
receipt Of price. ~ ~
Agents in Washington for Braun's Autotvnes-
these remarkable reproductions Of the Great pic
Complete stock Of Drawing Materials
WARREN CHOATF 4 co
BOOhSEL LERS AND STA Tomas
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- UPTURE CURE!
II IT NEVER FAILS,
DIR. RAINBOW,
the inventor and patentee, is ct private rooms at
1922 STREET NORTHWEST

for q short time.
1t having spring in leather or hard rubber, nor
elastic belt with wooden knobs-all of which injure
irrifate, and TALL short OF the desired efect-Rain
DOW Relief Cure has succeeded easily after every
known Truss has failed, in desperate cases We have
hundreds to endorse what the Oldest minister the
Two years last February had tried, as thought,
every truss ail of hich failed. preacher at the
mead Of the Methodist Book Concern, sos Broaf-
way, New orb, hearing that had been confined
70 my bed with rupture for the last years sent
RAINBOW to me, since which time have discharged
my ministerial duties without any anuoyauc \
have good reasons to admire DR.. Rainbew's skill,
ard say that my was past the help of any Other
doctor In New York. preached my centennial ser
mon the sth of last July, my hundred h birthday.
~ HENRY B0EHMSo
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The JUVENILE OPERA CONPANY.-The
hrst performance of the Mexican JuVe-
nile Opera Company attracted fashiOnabI
audience TO the National Theater last even
ing. Opera bOufie requires such cOmbina-
ton of musical and dramatic ability with
drollery and a keen sense OF humor for its
successful rendition, that failure for children
attempting ii would seem almost inevItab BILE
But these young Mexicans didn't fail. The
music was given fairly, and some of il in a
very spirited manner, while the archness
and spTlghtlinesS of the acting merited and
received warm commendatiOn from old the
ater-gOers. The youthful Grand Duchess :"
Carmen l.. Y Moron, sang and acted her role
with the rolltckiDg fun of Aimee, while the
infantile Wanda" Guadalupe u. Moron
was the archeSt and brightest vivandiere
ever seen on the stage here. The boys did
fairly in their respective roles. Take ID alto
gether, IL is a very unique and pleasing per
fOrmance, and should draw crowded houses
throughout the week. 1.-The Grand Duchess"
again tonight.
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THE LAW DEPARTMENT If the ITniversftv
OF Georgetown, will open its next term on
the 9th OF october. The faculty has been en-.
larged, and now consists OF Judge PasChal,
instructor OF the senior class; Edward O.
Reilly, OF Pennsylvania, in charge of the iu-
nior class, and Charles W. Hoffman, LII ID.
President OF the Moot Court. a course Of
lectures on ethics in its relation TO positi We
law will be delivered by the president. and
on the "History Of Law" by Martin +. Nor
Tis, ESQ.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A new, light rowing BOAT, for sale
Boat house, and of 30. ID. h, Gas hvuSe 49,
442 10th street northwest. rep2S -
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Oue large French nIafa
MIRROR; size of Plate, 40XICj Apply 70
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
sepZo-N Auction Rooms corner 10th and ID sts
For saLE-A Bay HORSE, kind and gentle
fearless OF locomotive aud wilt stand n
without hltchIng; will be sold very cbesp. IN
Apply corner 9th and SITS. ne sep25 2t' IA
FOR SALE, CHEAP-A very handsome and eT
- &c lent riding ard driving FLOODED
BOksE: P,ice, $40. Inquire Of X TN
tosTER, Sixth Auditors office, Post Office 62I
CARPENTERS, BUILDERS AND PAINT
Il GRs.-tOR SALE Cheap for Cash Eight
large PLATE GLASS, new and free from defects
hppy l2OI street northwest. sep27-St"
FOR SALE UPON ACCOMMODATING TERMS
number of promising young Maryland -
preu NURSES, all guaranteed in every par IN
ucuiar and worthy Of examination by par GA
les IN want OF good stock. One fine Coach Team,
bay and brown, 10 hands high, young, sound, kind
ana handsome. One Brown Colt bY TankeryiIIe
speedy and sty ish; splendid lady driving horse
one bay Geldibg, years old, by Sherman Morgan
r.; q splendi3 roadster; can show a 2:4O gait and
walk six miles hour. One pair BAY Mares nv
sherman Morgan, yr.; very handsome, Kind and
speedy; nice lady team. One Bay Mare by ST
Laurence; years old, perfectly green, square
EaIttu AID even tempered will trot very fast. FIR
South Frederick street, p. D. Box 3-3 sep253ts
Il rels H0we's Gave CEMENT. This Cement Is
superior to all other American Cement Apply 10
b. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank
auels II Corner sth ana streets northwest
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5hE INV JAIL.-There is a report in cir
sulatIon that work on the new Iail has bean
suspended ana the workmen discharged ON
<seeount OF the insufneiency OF the appropri-
Auoh 10 compete the building. This IS a
Inc expected time, and with no further an
proprtations- The remainder Of the IrorI- a.
20 o Gene oy contract, and will be pushed
forward much more rapidly than herstosnso
work on the building has been suspended
however, uBtil the 10Th inst. when the onen,
ing OF bids for finishing the building taxes
place.
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PERSONAL.

I'BE CHILDREN OF JOSEPH JENNINGS
Il desire TO md the LAWYER who was ssi.-iug
tnat gentleman in a Foreign Claim about the wear
Ioiy. II found by this address J. I. JENNINGS.
1898 street southeast, Washington, ID & sZs ST.
nIyoBCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR IN
II ccripatibity, etc; esidence unnecessary. fee
after decree. Address p. o. Box 1887, Chicago,
nIlnels sepa5 Of
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JET, coral, dead gold, amethyst, enamel
and Lake George diamond jewelry. in Jet AMI
gold and plate, received at the agency, Prigg's
jewelry store. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue
near & street
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
A: L. Cunningham and Mary Ida McKibben
W. III. Matthews and Mary Elizabeth Cole.
Abraham ii. scott, jr., of Steuben county, y
I, and Mary +. Mulligan, Henry Clay and
Emma Harris ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
West Virginia.

Summers county is shipping walnut logs to
Europe.
The Jail of M,rshall county was destroyed
by FIRE on the llth November.
DR.. W. j. Blyiston. Of VI rion county, was
killed by the accidental discharge Of his gun
whilst hunting. recently.
German boy. : years OLD, was drow ned
by "a wagon up,et,ing whilst crossing "a II rean'
I'm Up,lur county few days ago. The iaui-
i'v was removing lrum CiJksburg.
The totdy &C an lands and buildings in
W., Vir.inaby The new assessment. Is ; TO-
922 $50; their vIiue according o. the lormer
assessment was S99 SIS 203 tae Increase Is,
therefore, 81 23S.Sz7.
Preston county has compromised its tax
controversy with che Baltimore AMI O'i' t,"I'
roll company. AMI receives Slo.oJ0. ms
wal place the county ONT of debt aud leave N
its treasury Surplus % $1,000
Recently several mlskel men entered tn
house of Jlsu Parsons IN Wrtz-l county,
anil after Jra..iu. ths inmates 1T the house,
Proceeded 10 80 through the establishment
Mcdowell county cIlims in the Assessors
r-turas 8 .2ij $50 acres 81 lani over one
eighth of 1910 tine land in the State. Inrre
mus; be some wild assessments of wild lands
The average value oi had aal buildings Is %
cents per acre
A y,un. man by the name Of Burhhart. liy-
ia, Do Morgan county. whilst ont hunting last
week. shot himself, i, is supposed by the acct
dental discharge OF bis gua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
Martinsburg Matters.

Rev P. II. Murray has resigned his charge
Of the Bapti,, Church
The di Of Mr.. Thomas milk wagon was
rubbed II $50 On Tuesday of last week.
II ury Gray, col"red was suspected Of the
tbeh. pursued. and captured. bnt only a dollar
note aud few milk tickets were found on his
person.
A COAL oH accident occurred on Tuesday of
last week at the residence If Mr. John Dun
nisan One. little girl died. and the other
uut expected o. recover. Ii was m attempt
o. re-kiudIe The Gre with oil. The oil, old
story.
On Friday. Sergeant C,rper, the corpara-
r;uu collector. had counted ont Sl6lG O" The
city's money, which he placed In wallet with
$50 ui bis own. designing To pay it mmeda-
te.v over Ia the treasurer Hearing II noise
Re rushed cnt or the room t. quiet what he
supposed was row leaving his wallet behind.
When be- returned the wallet aud money were
rnue. Two mpu were seen t. leave Cirpei :
r,rm dnring his ahScucc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
p U7es1s--11TIFE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL
Berkeley County Items.

The Ream property at Falling Waters
mil. hotel Sc. was sid at auction in Martins
burg las, week for S.. 200. Jacob RoPP' ESQ
purchaser.
The Statesman says on last Thursday nieut
very bold aitemlt was made to steal pen o.
hogs from Mis. plly Roberts, widow lazy,
residing two miles south OF NaUclevesvllle, on'
fortunately a Mr. Newcomer h1Ppeued to he
NJ her house that night and heard the s'onn-
diels at tie PEN lie tired into The party.
striking one j'.si in the act Of climbing the
fence. II seems there were Eve, aud when
one was shot. the others ran q him. and ~
audible tones. asked ii be was hurt. his reply
beins. =. Yes. | can't walk They lifted The
wauud.l nun mp and carried him of. \"
information has been obtained as to who the
parties were.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
DIED.

Ncar DuGeld's. ca 2lh November, 1873. Of
TYPHOID Pneumonia. Nj. SAtAH HENDICkS
vie %. M. John b. H.uirIcks-a-eI about 81
!cats.
Suddenly, at Mid lcburc. Va, on the 18Th
Nuvrwber. ISIS. of congestion OF tn lungs.
LLOYD NCLAND th. tld stsou of Major b. ~.
\. holland. 40 the Bit year oil his age.
In Washington Cltv ON SUNDAY. Novemher IS
1873 Oracle MUSE, daughter "i E.as'.us r..
and tmma = Thomas, aged years, month aad
20 days.
4 Safilu = voic,
Yc would NO, hear. nor follow in His leading
o. yogr own chuicy!
Aud SO lie takys ,our ,apb unto His keeping,
Ilatcyrs al dim
And dark with sorrows clouds, aud sad with
weeping.
Nav look 20 Him.
And see, beyond the du kiy-rpIling river,
GtArE gone bplulc,
And 20 the fields with verdure green forever
Cross safely DER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
MARRIED..

Atth, Plr,ooa GENT ID Vi. &. Church, South
in Cht,lcstowH. on Thanksgiving Day. N"ven'
b,r 25. 1915. b, Rev. Sydunr q. Fer-u-nn. Mr.
JAMES 4. EDWARDS and Miss JENNIE w.
GKlMM-all o.. Jefferson uuty.
On th, lGth Npv,mo,r. 1915. at Gre 'uNic'
u-cii. Prince william county. Va by Rev. r.
Il Balcn. %. d., Rev. Rob itr 3. W mr.. D.
D.. to MAMIE CONWAY, daughter ol " tliam
Biac well. tsq
90 the gS 4 November 1873. at to- hrid =,
b,urc. bv Ecy. NJ T.. Uuter. Mr.. :. MILLER ana
Miss SUE MCWiLLlAMS, bU,h OF Bcfkele!
county.
On ,h, 2J,d November. 1873. a, the Reformed
church. Joy tee Rev. j. 2; lirdheius the Rev. "
G. Z. SSII LLENUEEGE~, oi scott Dale. Ia.
90 Mis-, SALLlE MART y, oi Ma, tinslurg.
In Shrphrrdst.wu. Nov. sd $50. bv Rev. \.
4. p. N.al.' CHARLES SaNCE\DlFEE aHc
Mis-, MAMIE G.. B.tADI. daughter ut Il. +.
Brady, Esq, all "f Bct6c!rv cou"ty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04

Mr.. 7 p. S5rcrt of thi, parc, lLroyl went
% tla F.a Mountain. INST week. with party
,1 a bn.t.al excursion o. Thurs lay, three
deer. 10 large fu,s aad j.e-' approached
the stand assigned o. N- Si-ert. when he
fired orr barrel ki.irg the tHo dies, then
mounted Do, .r.e and rn'e t' another stand
by which le knew the buck w'u'd pass, ar
irving there the distance of half mite ahead Of
time, and Hi'l tae other barrel brought down
sc tG-F '-1s s'.ng tS-ee deer at two shots
-T4e- 0~s-i.~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
A New Stock.
A Full Line and Cheap as TIE
cheapest.

HAyIyG much enlarged and newly re-h;tesc.
throughout mv old established G1OO"hi
H0tJSE on the corner Of Maine and Lawrence
Streets. have just received and have on .aie' al
the most reduced prices, as choice and vaiied as
sortment Of Merchandise in mviine as ever oe'oFe
offered in the town The stock of
SUGARS. COFFEES. TEAS. SlRUPs,
New Orleans Molasses. Spices. Cheese Crackers,
Maccaroni. Canned Fruits, Jellies. Pickles &c. IS
full and complete and OF the very best quality.
large and beautiful assortment OF
QUEENSWARE
Of the latest patterns and at the most reduced pr
ces. A full line Of Glass Ware. Wooden aud
Earthen Ware. Fiuuy and Corn Neal, Buck" heat
Bacon. Lard Fish Salt and every other article
required in the family supplies.
CAN DIES, &C.
A large and nice assortment Of French and A.
meriean Coniec ions, Eaisins, Oranges. Lemons,
Figs. Almonds. Nuts. Cakes. Spiced Oysters,
Mince Meat ana BRANDY Peaches.
carefully selected stock % Chewing and Smo-
king Tohicco. Cigars. Pipes. 4c. always on hand.
vi. Country Produce will be taken in"xchange
{ the market price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
DR.. Tomiinson-s Dental
Office,
ClESER OF CHARLES AND LJBEETY STREET
ChapleStOWn.

Best assortment Of Groceries and the cheapest
in tbs Sto;r, at FRAZER BISHOPS, Martins
burg. ". Va.
For gnrd c-on Of Corn. use FRAZER 3iSH-
OPS Star Raw Bone Phosphate.
Extra enc grouad Blue Windsor Plaster, very
Cheap, At FRAZER 4 BISHOPS. Nartia.bure.
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