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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Martinsburg Matters.

Hon. X. G. Davis has recently been pros
pccting for coal in Berkeley county.
The Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias
viii meet on the 10Th Instant
Mr. Daniel Thompson was thrown violently
from buggy on Saturday week. His leg
was broken and he was otherwise injured.
Rev John ". Lea. recently Of WickGae,
upon his removal to Martiusburg, found the
Bcctory beautifully renovated, and the larder
well supplied with the rccessares, as well as
some OF the luIuricS, Of life.
James NJ. Showers, brother OF Mr.. Philip
Showers, Of Martinsburg, was Ossassina,cd
near Monticello, Alabama, where he has re-
sided for several years, on .he 25ih Of October,
by a man named Harris-with whom he had
no quarrel nor had he spoken 10 him. He
was sjllgi with a shot gun loaded with buck
shot.
Gre broke out on Wednesday oflast week
10 a storage room in connection with the rope
walk of c. l.. Drebbiug. The FIRE depart
meut by its activity soon oytinsuished the FIRE,
aud but little damage was done 20 the build
irg. Mir. Drebbius sustained some loss on
stock, and was seriously burned about the face
10 his efforts to put out the flames
NIr. Jno. H. feathers, native Of Martins
burg, and remembered as Sergeant Major Of
the 2nd Virginia Inhntry, Stonewall Brigade,
now a citizen Of Louisville has just been elect
Cd % the distinguished position o; Grand Mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge of the Masonic irater-
nifty of kentucky be Is the youngest man
who ever occupied that position in Kentucky,
aud tie Louisville papers speak in oulosiStie
terms of him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Our Own State.
TIE ghostly Frost is come:
| feel him in the night;
The brcathlcss Leaves are numb,
NOtionlcss with alright.


Aotionlcss with alright.
The dog influenza is new feature Of The
epzoo,ie epidemic.
WbeeliOg horses cat hay from the praries o.
Indiana and Illinois.
The State Convention Of Changers began a
session at Anderson, Mouros county, on We'd
uesiay.
It is said that nearly one-half Of the surplu:
hard woods of the country are TO be found in
West Virginia.
Hon. J. y. Camden OF Parkcrsburg has been
seriously Ill., but we are pleased 20 learn be i.
better with fair prospects ofrecovery.
During the Winter Of 1874, Sandy
much trusted servant Of General jackson OF
parkersturg, took &c French leave OF his mas.
ter during his absence-takiny with him tc
Canada wife and children. No effort to re.
cover them was made, and he never heard
from them until the other day, when Sandy
made a call and was very cordially receive d
by the General and his whole family.
The Eiugwood Journal says that Lewis
Bowman, "a German. and stone cutter, OF
Marion county, Is lucky. Three years ago
while splitting rock, he discovered something
which be supposed 90 be glass, aud which wa,
taken home and given to his children for O
phythiug, but which now proves 10 he valu-
able diamond, worth, it Is estimated. from two
to-threc hundred thousand dollars The pre-
cious stone Is now deposited in the vault Of
the Frs, National Blak Of Farment aud Mr.
Bowman is negotiating with leading dia-
mOui importing house Of New York city - lOr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

IaJu'y. 1892 Cr-srcss passed 81 .tw aqpro-
lrnGas c,.a, as nine c.t' scscs cf Clio
r1a,.c lama, OBJ jc distributed among Che sev-
e-l states acc5clu. tea r,t.' established ty
tal, act. Tae purpose o., Gin, donation was
90 cajau Agriculture, Colleges in caen State
Tae proportion Of Yves. Virginia vas oac Luu-
Jrol aaI G-y thousand a.r.< which. during
the une ,ts republican parity controlled tio
aaas-s or,h's STATE, was SOIL 60, sixty cea,s pei
acre. yelling $4,000 THIS sum tas an
J.a applied o. tho eajovmea. of tae College
81. M.rssu,aru. DOW styled ,le We. Virgin
10 University.
Two questions r7esea. themselves here fl
consideration. Was not ibis sale ot our land
90 sixty cents an acre mos, inezc0ssb'e sac
rf-ce I,is wen known that New York sold
large p5rdo1ol her scrip at53m four 90 iy,
dollars per acre. So a,s1 dij Kansas aad
Minnesota. Wha, explanation has ever been
given to Justify the sale OF ibis Yves: Vir-iaja
scrip atsiz'y c.a.saa asrae Again, this DO
nation WAS for the express purpose ofeulow-
iuga1 ar.cHrE College. Can Oh. ins,i,a.
tian which enjoys the benefit Of tiat invest.
meat De saJ % O., Ore requirements Of Oh,
Congressional donations These are points @
which attention Of oar delegates should O,
directed a. tie agpu1-las session Of tl
Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
News end rimes about wInehsator

The revivals in the Methodist churches con-
tnue without abatement Of interest.
The Shoe Store Of A. j. Hobson was enter
ed by means of false keys on Sunday night,
and $500 worth Of goods taken.
A horse was sold at auction in front Of the
Courthouse on Monday for one dollar. Maybe
it was a saw-horse.
4 youth named Mick Cain bad bis leg broke
last week by railroad tie falling On him at
the depot.
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors Of
the Shenandoah Valley National Bank, on
Friday last, Mr. Henry N. Brent, Jr., WAS
elected Cashier to ill the vacancy caused by
the death Of the late Henry NJ Brent, ST.
Tilman Snumate, Esq. was elected Teller and
assistant Cashier, aud Mr.. John W. Rice, Dis
count Clerk and Runner.
The Times announces with inexpressible sor-
row the death of the Rev. DR.. VIM. c. Mere
dith, of the P. E. Church, which occurred on
Monday, about - o'clock, at the ReCtory,-
For months past his health has been failing,
and the sad event was not unexpected His
funeral took place at IL A. NJ, Wednesday
from Christ Church, the members of the YES
try acting as ball bearers.
George Pool, about % years Of age. Of Tim
Der Ridge, fell from wagon on wednesday
Of last week, aud the wheels passing over him
inflicted injuries which hediedinaiew hours.
The accident occurred near VIM. Gathers,
on Back Creek, not far from The spot where a
brother Of Mr.. P's was drowned a few years
ago.
The Times, in its notice Of The "On TO
RiChmond" of Stonewallers on Monday eve
ming of last week, says the Committed Of Ar
engagements, to secure cheap railroad transport
tation. found an able aud willing coadiutor 10
Captain Averill, Assistant Supervisor OF Trains
on the Baltimore and Ohio RailFoad-himsef
a gallant Confederate soldier.
An extra train had been provided for the
occasion, which was already we'll filed when
it reached Winchester. The engine attached
to the train was decorated with Confederate
aud United States flags, and the head light
was adorned with large picture Of General
Lee The Winchester Brass Band turned out
to do honor 10 the occasion, and accompanied
the command as far as Harper's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Southern Shots.

0.r2l2000 head of cattle have been ship
Fsi .r driven f1on Texas The present year
oa Monday night week 90 entire business
r.w oi TEN large houses WAS consumed ~ FIRE
e, Austin, Mississippi
Hs. james T. Taylor assumed the psstorato
.f o.. FIRST Blra,t Church IN WIajnstos,
N.s.H lI-..l,a. el sunday week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Ean Goods! Fall Gsood@!!


A MOTHER New Stock Of Goods just received
~ irom.the Eastern Market 20 which we call at
tentou Of the public
Nov. 6, 1915. JAS. LAW. H00FF 4 co.
(tROSS CUT, Circular. MIL Hand Butchers,
stock ON hand and in store For sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF G co.
NTOGNING Glory, Perfection, Plain, Galvan-
" lied Jdpancd. and the Gem Coal Holds, for
sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF u co.
NTEAT Cutters and Fillcrs-Perry's. Hales.
vi Stour's, and the Champion-for sale BY
JAS. LAW. HOOFF K co.
GOAL, Clover and Timothy, Flour and Meal
I J Sleeves, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OFF & co.
CtHOYELS and Tongs, Poiers and Fire Dogs, a
= complete stock, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H00FF & co.
(tUSPADORES.- Just patented Sept. l4th,
Y 1875. Call and examine at
JAS. LAW. H0OFF CO.'S.
DOEN Peppers, Graduated Measures, every
I housekecper should have this commodity
Forsale by JAS. LAW. HO0FF X co.
7 ANTERNS and Lantern Globes, cheapest in
I 4 JAS. LAW. HoOFF & co.
TENEA Pans and Coffee Pots, Stew Pans and Tin
JAS. LAW H0OFF L co.
TINHE incest assortment of Chamber Sets in the
county, and very cheap, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
CCHRINDER'S Pat. Catch--the neatest thing
- yet invented-lor sale by
Nov. c, 1875. JAS. LAW. H0OFF & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Fall g. Winter Goods.


Z AN now opening a supply of Sassorasle
! GOODS, TO which invite tie attention Of
buyers. These Goods have been purchased at
the lowest prices. and many Of thon can De sold
at lower figures than they have been offered for
some years. In Domestic Goods We offer all the
leading brands Of
BROWN d BLEACHED - COTTON. Iv<
SHEETlNG. BROWN AND BLEACHED.
p. C. COTTON, VERY SUPERIOR.
CANTON FLANNELS, BROWN
BLEACEED COTTON, SHIRT
ING, STRIPES, DENNIS,
&C.
For Men and BOYS wear we have a line Of
Goods manufactured in our own County. together
with variety of kersy's Sstinets, cassimeres
and Cloths.
All Wool and Mixed Flauuels-White and Red
very superior. full line Of Notions embracing
the novelties Of the season. Bal. Skirts. Ladies'
Norino Vest, Hosiery, Gloves, Ruling and Ruas,
Ladies silk ScRrfs, Corses and Shaws. Gro
cerics, Boots and Shoes, CrOekery and Glass Ware
at prices to suit the times.
Oct 30, 1873. DAVID HOWELL.
DUCK Wheat Flour, Adams Family Flour,
ID ReRner's Family Flour, Corn Hampers,
Clothes Baskets and the celebrated Brigham"
Boot for sale By
Oct 80, 1875. ID. HOW ELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

Even if we are not smart we know what to do
when troubled with a cough or cold. No doctor
bills for US. We take % cent note, 90 to the
nearest drug store ard buy bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. One dose relieves US and one bot
lie cures Us entirely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

MABKErs-In Baltimore on Thursday
Gold ll5 IA Howard Street Family Flour
s.; Good to Prime red Whea, S1.85-to
$40; choice Amber $3.50; Old Corn nc ;
NV Corn, white SIS. yellow Sc; Oats l2c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Maryland.

Reverdy johnson sails for England on a
brief business trip, on Saturday, the 9th Of
November.
The social even, of the season in Hagers-
town, was the marriage on Thursday of last
week of the eldest daughter OF Attorney Gen
eral Seyster, to Mr.. Baush of Cumberland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

johnson w w l-2 Leetown,
Nichols, Mrs Harriet l-2 Leetown
Packet, john W heirs % sores Leetown,
Preston, Anthony Ia acre Lcetown,
Ramsey. Sarah Lot, Leetewn,
Shaull, Matilda E II l-2 acres near Saith
field,
Smith, FF&AD 275 acres north Of "
&PRR,
sensouey, Hiram C, l45 acres G W shir-
ley,
Smith, Henry heirs Lot G W Shirley,
Roberts, Mrs Eliza J., Lot G " Shirley.
Rhodes, N A & heirs, Lot q W Shirley,
Waters, Mildred C, 5o7 acres, Meaiy Farm,
0pequon,
Van Horn, j. heirs Mealy Farm opequon,
Smilhley, James heirs Lot,
Names of persons charged with Taxes.
Quantity Of Land charged. Local DeseriQ-
ton OF Land
Potomac District.
Baylor Fanny Lot 1853 Good,
shepherd District
Branson Z Lee, Lot 81. Shepherdstowp,
Johnson, Wm. Lot %
Hawk ins. VIM 3-4 of Lots CT and 6s,
Ray, Drusila Lot ko 4,
EDWARD TEARNEY.
Oct, IS. ls75.-,d. SherV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
50 at Ne stonewall Rrigade.

down Oh spccia, ,,aias, were the observed Of
40 Observers
Truth spoke Gov Kcmrer when he said
Chat iu every country and ior all mankind
Snuewall Jacksoa's ctscer Of unconscious be-
rrism SSH. s. down as au inspiration, teaching
the power Of courage, AM conscience, Oad
,aith, directed 90 the glory Of God.
Tlc Baltimore Gl-ste SAYS: None can be
found So prcinjiced as % deay the fitness Of q
demonstration iu honor of such a man "a
.Stcucvll Jackson. Few luiticr souls have
ever had CSjsic.cc; and as an eXemplar Of
C1rj,,ilo aud u1uly virtues. and Of all other
attributes that make up true greatness, Il Is
indeed, rropc, tJhaiI hin NJ as model and
inspiration 10 tle youth Of Virginia and
America
The correspondent of tie Alexandra Co.
-sf'e writes. " did not set in Richmond in
tine OBJ see the procession IN detail, but / saw
what made Che pulse lhrob aad the heart beat
the long lines of the ODD veterans a. y. v.
n solid columns fila. slowly on. You could
ten tlcu pot by tte badges which they wore,
tut by tie solid tread, juuty bearing, and
dressed Tue. and their old profession came
b,cb . them lie magic at Che tap OF the
drum.
On Tuesday 5hl a meeting Of the survl-
wing members cf the Suucwa,l Brigade was
he,i iu ,le jiujog-room of the Monumental
Hote, Co take such steps as may be necessary
20 transmit % p1steri,y % corrett aud Impair
titl history % this iiiG-trOus brigade. \
committee WAS appointed 70 collect materials
and data. and report 40 some future meeting
of the tri-ale Gen. Terry presided, and
made q stirring speech. COL q a. Naden-
bossl IS he Committeeman tJ represent the
2ll Regiment.
The correspondent: Of The Washington City
3 Tribune SAWS " orc ofthe most interesting iea-
. lures of tto procession was tbe survivors OF
tLc S,mcwa,l Brigade. These men, who
wen, f-th ia the DAYS OF their youth, hopeful
and enthusiastic iu the cause which they
though, right. appeared to-day MANNED aud
81 tett'e-sc3rred some with wooden legs aud
o. some with empty sleeves. All this illustrated
tbc horrors Of war; s-il these trokcn-down
veterans were proud 90 d1 honor o. tAe memo
S rs rtleiro'l clig.iain ca tlepro-ress oftheir
march they were greeted by waving of hand
ker5h.es. clapPing Of hands, aud continuous
cheering
Tie Winchester Tines says: After the
battle o. Cl1gceillsyi.'c, VIXEN jackson was
70 lying upon DIS lelth-bej, De inquired mioute-
ly % Captain Smith. DIS aii-de-Camp about
e. tle battle and the different troops engaged
, When the gallant behavior Of tic Stouewall
Brigade was alluded o., he said: " The men Of
that brigade viii, be- some day, proud 10 say
F, lrtheir children, was one Of the S,1newau
Brigade
Never was prediction more fully realized
tl,,r. fff. when ON Tuesday last nj Richmond.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

Seventy-two car lolds Of stock were slip
ped over the Valley aud B. & o. Railroads q
Sunday night week for Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
STRAYS.

CANE to nv place between the lst and 20th
I OF July, 1875, Sow asd pigs-white with
black rump, and N ear marks. Also a yearling
Heller. The owner viii please come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
Get 30, lS75-3t JAMES c. CRANE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
On Wednesday. Nov. II, 1875,
Three-Story Store-House and
Dwelling

with the Lot upon which e stands.
The debt secured in said Decd 81 Trust, and
Tor which said property Is 90 be sold. Is S45e0.
90. dne BY five several bonds ~ said Mathew
Quinn u Samuel Miller, each ror thc sam Of
5000 90, hearing date on tho AID 10Th day of
January, 1869, and payable respectively on
the lst day % January Of tao year, 1870
ls7l-ls72 -lS5S and 1874, w.ti iofe.cs. 90
each from he ~ day of January 1870.
Said Deed 81 Trust. undo. t.a 4w, PFC
scrbcs said sale 90 be f1r CASH; boz che par-
tics intcre-tod-and particularly ihcrprcsef-
tatiyes Of said Samuel Miller, now deceased,
agreeing thereto-the
TERMS or SALE
viii be Oae-third Of The purchase money Cash
in hand and the residue thereof 10 two clg4l
payments, at three and six months. with iu-
ierest from The dag n sale-said deferred pay
ments ta be secured by the bonds OF the fnr-
chaser, and Deed Of Trust 90 Che premises.
BS5 Sale peremptory, aud to take place at
T. ~ on said day.
ANDREW HUNTER.
Trustee
W. J.. ANDERSON, Arctiorocr.
Oct0her IG 1878
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
NEW GOODS.

T AN now receiving my usual supply Of
Dry Goods. Notions, Groceries,
&c,
To which invite the inspection ofmy fliendsans
the public generally. -
October 30, 1875.
UTAETED.-Oue hundred dozen Eggs ALTO
w cents per dozen.
Oct 30, 1875. @. VT. kEAkSLEf.
DUCKwHEAT FIour, Accomac Sweet Pota-
Get. 50. 1910. w.T.KEAgsLET
DLAoK cslhxere and Black AlPsecss. Tor ais
- s.w.T KEARsLEY.
October so, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Osbourn District.

ton Of Land.
Osbourn District.
Armstrong. David u acres Mountain.
Anderson, Thos. II. l6 Martha Davis
Boyd. r. NE. 1873 l-3 Mountain,
Ball. Lewis (coloredl acre Summit Point.
Butcher John Mt. Pleasant,
Brooks. Madison acres Rose & Powers,
Brown James w. - acres
C,ipp, Joels hairs III 3-4 acres Mountsin,
Carter Dallas IA acre part Lot 10 Mt. Pleas
ant,
Cross, Lewis tcoloredl acre near Summit PIT,
C,ipp, Joshua 81 Ia acres Mountain,
Clipp, John 10 acres Mountain,
Drew +. ". 80 acres B 04bouin,
Hart, f. heirs 20 acres joins Warren Petty,
Jackson Lewis . acres, Haynes Mill,
Judd, Lewis ll6 ID Palmer Tract,
Same lG6 - acres Mountain,
Langlon, Peter 100 acres
Lincoln, Harvey IA No. 10 Mt Pleasant,
Lee, Henry - acre George Rsslsr.
Lorett Nelly ID acre ut. Pleasant.
Names of persons charged with Taxes.
Quantity Of Lasd charged. Local Descrip-
ton of Land.
Ilab1ctoyvn District.
Mills, Samuel 81 acres. Kablr.own District,
Mason, Wa. acre same,
Myers John Jas. & II. w. l Same,
Maidens. John heirs 10 IL Same,
Philip. VIM. 3-4 acre Same,
Riley. A. Z. heirs IA J. A. Thomson,
Richardson. Benz l66 l-2 Mountain.
Smith, Z. j. $50 acres, Sane,
Thompson, Reds heirs 3 acres Saw Mil Lot,
Thornton, NJ, G.. Rose & Powers,
Taylor, Guy & David | acre Mountain,
Williams Philip ! acre Mt Pleasant.
Willis Thomas Il 6 ID acres KAbletown
District.
Same 90 acres Mountain,
Names Of persons charged with Taxes
Quantity Of Land charged. Local Description
Of Land.
EEaI'per's' Ferry District.
Crutchlcy, Johns heris, Lot No. 5, Z. Camp
Chase, G. W, l lot, Block W. No, II, q
Ferry.
Same Lots, Block X, No, Q 10. n F.,
Same, Lot ., Block O., No. a y. II +.
Cunningham, Ellen, part Of Lot 50, Hish ST.,
II. Ferry,
Donniyan, Jcre Wife, Lot, Union St., Boil
ivar.
Daniels II. V. / Lot, Block 2, No. 8, Harper.
Ferry,
Eiobc6erser, G. n, sc! acres,
Same, $50 acres,
Entler, J.P.A.iLot, Block P, No Is, Il.
Ferry,
Same i Lot, Block J No. 10, HE,
freeman Turner lot High Street,
Griffin, Abm % 32l Mountain,
Gilpin, VIM = heirs u same,
Griffith, 4. 50 same.
Holdinot. Charles Lots, ! and . Bolivar,
johnson, Julia, Lot, Block B. M o, II. F.
jefferson, Thomas Lot, Block Ns. = and G
II. Ferry,
Koonce, Geo. & Johnson Lot High street z
Ferry,
Miller, Isaiah E. Lot, Block P, No II, Camp
Mcrrics, James Lot, Block J, 10 5, Har-
per's Ferry.
Niswanncr WINS heirs, 12l Mountain,
or, Israel Mountain,
Painter, VIM. and ID Mountain,
Roder, F, heirs, IL Lot, Potomac street,
Same ID Lot Potomac street,
Same - Lot, e. feet High street,
Stokes, B, c, Lot, II, VI, Camp Hill,
Staley, Lucy u, ! Lot, Block d, No, Camp
Hill,
Woodall, Peter, Lot, No /, Camp Hill,
Names or persons charged with taxes
Quantity Of Land Local Description Of Land
charged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

There are ia the County Of Rockingham
1922 dogs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Bolivar District.

Brown, John IA Brseket:'s addition,
Chambers +. Lots Ma. Street,
Chapman, W Lots Union 81.
Glllespies, Thos heirs Lot Bolivar,
G.rdon, Peter 2 Bratett's Add,
HsIpin, James acre Jno. Psachers heirs,
jenkins, Presby Lot JEFFERSON ST.,
johnson, Henry IA acre Brackets Add b.,
Janney, Amos Lot Water Street,
jackson, Anderson ! acre Union Street,
Jets, Raleigh heirs Lot Roles,
Jenkins, Presley heirs Lot Union St,
PotterfeId, j ID. Lot W ST., Bolivar,
Pearce, John +. o. Bolivar,
Potts, Kitty & others Lot Taylor & Jack
sou,
Ray, Maria Water Street,
Ros;s, Ann heirs acres Bolivar,
Sagel, Wn. acre Bolivar,
Sie,dmaB, Geo Lot Washington St.,
TAYLOR Mary IA Bracksti. Addition,
Williams, Ana II. Lot Taylor Street,
Names Of persons charged with Taxes -
Quantity OF Land charged. Local Description
Of Land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
5fiddIeyvay District.

Bowman, Alexander 1acrs Md. Dis,
Erby. Benjamin ! acre Mid Dis,
Gill. Saiiie A. acre F" q"
Heudrioks, Mr., s. l5I acres Dr. Jos. Losi.
Herkroo., VIZ. IL sdjohs Thos. Tnrosr
johnson Elizabeth r acre, Hi.alsrsy Dis
triet
Same, s1-2 acres Same,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

JyTEhavo On hand Tor sale a otofTiuo limo
W tbs Seed.
Oct. ., 1875. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
HARpER's FERRY Property.

EpY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, bearing dato
ID on the Doth day Of January, 1869, anl
duly recorded-t1-wit, in Book 80. 4, page
SO Of the records of jefferson Comfy, iIym
Mathew Qninn and C,thuiuc, his uiic. 'oihe
undersigned, as trustee lor the heneiit Of Sam-
ucl Miller lnow deceased viii proceed 10
sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
On Wednesday, Nov. II, 1875,
IN front Of the Mountain view Hotel, IIar-
per's Ferry. tina, valuable property IN llar-
per's Ferry, situated on the corner Of Sbeaan-
1oah and Bridge streets Harpars Ferry. now
occupied by Charles l.. Ilopwcod, and tho
widow Of said NJ Quinn, being a well.bui't
Three-Stnrv Sfnre- Honse and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
TinothN @cnd.

W. J.. ANDERSON, ArctioDocr.
Octoher 1G. 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL

". +. ANpEnsoy. Aucdoucer.
October 10. lS75-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
NOTICE.

rTNHE stockhold,r's Of tho Harrer's Ferry Florr
/ Ing Nil and Manufacturing Company vii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

CtCHOOL BOOKS sold lower b. Geo 7. Light
- than any one ia town. Copy Book ard 10
cents. Initial Pepper - cents per box. Legal
Cap Paper 20 cents per or.
October 30, 1915. GEO. r. LIGHT.