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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-01-29
The following were the current quotations at
e opening and closing of the week:
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS
The movement in this market has been UNI
usually active. and an enormous business was
transacted A combination of unfavorable in
fluences caused very weak market, and the
tendency of prices was to lower range. The
advices from other markets were unfavorable
and holders showed general desire to realize,
while the heavy decline in the price Of hogs has
aided materially in the depression. Mess pork
was 50Co75c /. brl lower, closing at $3.50 cash,
$3.50 seller February, and S1s.1215 seller
March. Lard active at &c decline, closing at
$13.25 for cash. 1880 for seller February,
and 1880 seller March. Meats firm.
LIVE STOCK.
The cattle market was quite active, but the un-
expected and unusually large receipts caused a
weak feeling and general decline of about 15Cd
25c per 100 lbs was sustained, except for stock
steers which were in active request and very firm,
closing steady at S200(64.50 for inferior to good
butchers stock 80. 75(d4.00 for stock cattle !;
S4.50G5.50 for fair to good and s5.6O@6.l2l
for choice shipping steers extra, S6.25dG.75
Hogs were dull and weak at the opening, and
with 40, 600 on SALE prices declined 40(050c per
100 lbs, but improved under the light receipts.
and closed steady at $60O(G6.40 for common TO
medium, and S6.50@6.S5 for good to very
choice extra s6.9O@7.l0. Sheep dull at $4,000
$50 for common to choice
DRESSED HOGS.
This market was somewhat unsettled, ruling
active at times and again very dull. Prices were
at one time SOC lower. Under an active compe-
tition at the close between shippers and packers
the market closed firm at SG.S0dG.90 for pigs,
800 for light weights and $3.50 for heavy.
Light weights are from 100 to 200 lbs and up
ward, and heavy 200 Tbs and upward.
SEEDS AND HIGHwINEs.
Seeds were firm and there was good demand
for timothy ON speculative account closing at
80. 40(o265. Glover S6.15d625. Flax steady
at 81. 100000. Hungarian and millet quotable
at s0@s5c. Highwines were firm and steady
closing at 94c.
GENERAL PRODUCE.
Butter was dull the demand being light and
prices were weak and easy. We quote choice
roll at 22@23c, fancy 24c, packed lots 1sd
SOC for poor to choice, &c for fancy. Beans
were dull and prices weak. Broom corn firm
and in demand at 15d17c for the best. Bees
wax firm at 25d26c. Cheese was in demand
and firm at 25@2Gc for good TO prime factory;
new 8Q14c for poor to fair. Cider firm at
%. 10000 q brl for choice sweet kegs
S3. 50M3.75. Dried peas sl.25d1.70 for
yellow TO choice green. Dried fruits
we're firm at 7Jfd754c for Michigan apples. Ga
SIC for Southern, s16(d9c for halves peaches.
md 10l4@1OJ<c for blackberies. Eggs were In /
fair local demand and steady at &c for fresh 7
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-01-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Weekly Review of the Chicago Market
FINANCE.

Weekly Review of the Chicago Market.
FINANCE.
The demand for funds was rather light dur
ing the past week, and the money market was
quiet and steady. Supply of loanable funds
moderately large. Interest rates steady at 10
per cent. per annum on time and 7@S per cent for
call loans Government bonds firm and steady
at 115@115l4 for 5-2O's 90, 11s$4@119 for
5-20's 65, 11G@11614 for 1O-40's and 1872
@1l916 for currency 6's. Illinois 10 per cent.
school bends, 97@9S16. Latest gold quota
tions-New York, 1121G@l12X; Chicago,
1123s@1125S.
BREADSTUFFS.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for the week, as compared with the same
time last year:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-01-29

section, both white and black, from long residence
among them before the war; and several visits since
but shall not intrudc my opinion in the confusion
in which the subject il now enyeloped
iSiQned) w T. SHERMAN General
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-01-29
Foreign.

Montenegro, small independent country
of Europeaa Turkey embracing population
of 10000, has got her dander up, and is re-
solved TO go to war with the powerful Turks.
1t is reported from Spain that the Republican
and Carisa leaders are plotting together with
view Of uniting their forces against King
Alfonso.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
State Items.

Rsv II q C0e received NE lecree If n.
n a. W,sb,rcton and Ice University lev.
,rsto, Y, l5st w,rk
A. N,,,t, SI.r of ,bis State r,s mar.
RED ~, he Ism NJ, 70 Mr. p IL Tbom :
rTyrsrlv If Alii5'a,own Frederick Co Ma
ma. Jrl..,;.ry N y u,s r;o,;o.;zs,
-,car,l, INV oo liz Snin If Sc,,nton p,
WHO received tirtc,to Zlresville @ from the
,ss,,;,,;,,
I'M, .I.-.,.-- .l.v-.., r.t--,.>-.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Editorial lettings.

4 q-acdc4l farmer remarks upon The all
scncs Of C5yllc from the vbea, fields the
present season.
College CCumucnors arc uoN 10 full
blast. but we intend giving them, except in
especial cases. a BROAD berth The times are
larl. So are vs.
TlcTa.9a-Gs cher jury has not yet arrived
az no asrccmen; upon q verdict. On Wslues-
day ligL, they we're sin hcSel Up 10 uedi-
late upon ,ha aavs;y business
By1.cea. foods 10 France several thousand
persons lost their Hyes-two thousand were
drowned o., Toulouse alone. IN less than a
vs-S ,he French people cont ibutei a million
francs for the benefit Of lie sufferers.
Every Minister rf the Gospel auI every
sunday School Superintendent IN the United
States is requested by The Washington Nation
Cd Monument Society % take mp collection
.5-norr9w. July i.h, that peoples gratitude
to Geo-ss Washington may be proved by a
completion Of dee shalt to bis memory.
Wes. Virginia vas twelve years Old on ., 8
10Th Of June. Tbe Carksburg Sun thinks
she may reach twenty oue-her freedom age
before she win have a permanent Capital.
Tt says she had SO granoiss at her delivery;
and her wet nurses since have been fear
fully Indifferent, to her health and growth.
The State press is beginning 20 asitaie The
subpc, Of forming few companies Of vo'1r-
tc,r militia within the state. Three arc a,-
really organized, We believe, but they are not
ofsuGcisu, strength to De oimueh service 30
tte event Of riot OF other cases Of necessity,
which contingencies We should try 10 autie,-
pate. IL possible. IN ibis way
our own county can take 10 Itself at lcas,
one triumph. An Exchange says. What we
have lrcqeuty mentioned. Sherhcrls,owu.
jefferson County. ~. Va. was built The frs,
steamboat which sailed the waters. This was
I.-e under Toe patronage OF Nessrs Washing
,a1 and johnson. twenty yslrs before Fulton
perfected his boiler idea aud applied 4, on the
Hudson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
University Of Virginia.

The semi-cea,eanill exercises at the Uui-
ysrsityof yrgiai,, drew ,hither an immense
namber of people. On Wednesday Hon. r
~ r. Hunter delivered the Grafton, and Dan
lie. B. Lucas, Esq, Of this County. the semi
centennial poem Aspecill correspondent o.
the Baltimore S.uI says
The poet, in vigorous numbers and musical
y,hn. gives Th5m1s Jetfersou's desires and
broad views as 20 the scope be wished bis uni
yers,ty 20 take. The following are the cOu-
GLIDING stauzas
Thus bis spiri, ezb1r,ing, our founder inspired,
Struck The hearts ot the people ne loved 10 we'll,
Is in parable Amphion. fred
b. the voice Of God, struck bis ehordcd sbsn
While ths music stirred breezes blew,
And each stone took Us place;
50 tho walls OF our Universe grew,
And sEcircled ,Ae hopes OF raee
AZ Ibis is her youth, sing Of her birth
Aud not her majestic prime
For an bgudred years y a day upon earth,
And hfty q morning in time
Through many and many lustrum,
While governments rise and decline,
ferpctullly young like the planets,
This temple % learning shall shine
And mother fair mother Thy children
shall rc,arn, and bow down at toy shrine
There once was a voice could have sung,
There once was a tongue could have told,
Euj the harp Of her Poe is Unstrung,
AID the lips OF her Thompson are cold
And no echo o. daydEvs Is lelt rs,
NO touch oi Cclcsi.al Gre.
20 kiudle no hear; OF prophet
or The Inns Of q poet inspire
But mother fair mother returning,
Thy children themselves are a choir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Maryland.

Reels Flour Mills, near Frederick Junction
on the B. & Q. L. E., are burned. Loss SlI,-
600.
Henry Harding Of LutherYilla was injured
at Townsonton ty bis horse running away.
Ar G. ". Mclean has established a Bureau
ior State editors 10 Baltimore
Dr. Wm. Warren, Of Barton, a well-known
physician, was suu-sTuck recently, and died
10 an hour
A tract Of 100 acres at Benning Station, B.
& P r. r., has been purchased for new
race course.
George W Moore private Waterman at
Fort Foote wharf was killed by soldier named
Kordrick during an alteration.
The Pos,ofice at st. Dennis, 10 Baltimore
county, Relay House Baltimore and Ohio
Eilroad has been discontinued on account
IS excessive increase Of salary
The following cotton factories are about
closing fr want Of work: Hooper & Sens,
Woodbury., GCssrs. Gambrills, and The PbG-
nix Nill, both Of Baltimore county.
Col J Lyle Clarke. Of Baltimore, was shot
whilst at dinner at the St Clair Hotel. Balti-
more, on Wednesday but Dot fatally wounded
by Ii. w. Brewer, Of Georgetown, one Of two
lrothers who attempted 20 take his life, the
alleged seduction Of their sister being the pro-
vocation Arrests were made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Judgo q the Court Of Appeals.


Ne arc pleased 20 ste tbat cUr suggestion Of
DE Igou. Vim. II. Trayers Is successor Of The
L;e Judge Paul. IS r,,,iyel with much hclri-
aass IN the Aluc,t sections Of the S,a'e.-
We append an article from he Charleston
Courier;
IN The belief TIA: the Legislature viii pro-
vide. G., Is November session, fcr a special
election 90 s'i the vacancy in The Court OF APP
p,aIs. 0cclsi1acl By the death Of Hon. james
PAUL, the newspapers, politicians aud, to
large extent, the people Il Tie State are dis
clssiag the SUccesscrslip. y number Of
names have been mentioned in one quarter or
another, On, up o. ibis time, none bias been re-
received with such favor as that Of Hon. W. H..
rrayerS. Of Jefferson county. In the Demo
cratic Convention II 1872, be made strong
race .lr the Supreme jadgeshiP. ln his sec
uon. wc learn, no other candidate Is now seTi-
ogsly thought e. Jaauimity there, viii 90
flr toward making bis candidacy success, and
when with this, his general popular aad couCed-
"a ability are considered. Il would appear that
opposition On him viii be uphill work. We
sse advised I'd a quiet and emiueuuy Stractuc
movement now in progress among EePubli-
can politicians, o. place candidate IN The
field, but kcah ,be deep laid plots aud plans
Ter restoring the Radical party 20 power IA
t.is State Us the all q Democratic votes, II
involves hopeless expenditure Of time and
Talent
The Wheeling EeseiiJ S.miUi is good G.
rough 20 say Of our fs.low-toNusmau:
Non. W. n. TRAvgEs. Of Jefferson. Is re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Sudden Death of a vrginian.

CAPT, Charles y. Danjdjsc son Of ?. P.
Dlllri5ge, Esq, Of Winchester, a civil engi-
neer and quito eminent .2 Ais profession, tho
a Young man, d,ej suddenly on Monday last
a: PJT,smoa,h, Ohio The Stanton SPee'a-
t5r 30 announcing bis death says: He was
wei Known in this community aad was high
ly respected Cor bis rare talents and ability in
Dis profession, and was deeply loved by all
Who. BY association With bin, became &C
lra.1;el With bis many admirable qualities
ul head aud heart,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
NJ. DeytiO on Winks. No Boqusts allowed

The best Of these great attractions was 10
their announcement only few having actu-
ally come of, but these were well rendered.
Prof" Z. B. Hays Famous Lecture on Cheap
Transportation found lis beginning aud cad IN
the simple PROCLAMATION, BY the aforesaid Pro-
fessor. OF its modest title. Mr.. Hay is very
genial sort Of fellow and was the life OF the as
sembly.
A. i now let me speak of the home trip as
gathered from those who made it. Your cor
respondent. left Rawley on Friday, but the
gang did not shake off its dust until the follow
ing, Saturday, morning and even then it
proved hard 10 accomplish the feat. Crate
full recollections of the pleasures passed WITH
the best and Luckies! Of hotel managers ro'da
cling around them and the Press Excursion
left Rawley with an heavy heart. They break
tasted at Harrisburg at the Spottswood, 10y
invitation of Hon. Jno. I. Harms. After par
taking of his hospitality they visited the Reg
lister and Old Commonwealth Offices, where all
due courtesy was shown them. At ll.i5, y.
NJ, the train Numbered into the Station and
remaining but few moments started again
with the ex- Rawley ex-cursionists aboard on
their return trip. The time now passed quite
pleasantly. The entire party Were in good
spirits and their hour ride on tie rail from
iarrisonburg to Washington was rendered less
tedious by the continual cracking of jokes, etc.
Only one mishap occurred. Doyle of the Her
cid announced his pocket book as missing. II
was a loss to this poor young man, and cast
quite a damper upon bis ardent feelings. Tie
pouch contained less than 500, lock ofhair
decayed tooth, cheap transportation pass
an unreceiptei bill, and two street-car trans
fers. Any information Of the missing treas
ure will be gratefully received. aud the finder
handsomely rewarded.
A meeting was held en- route, and the organ
ization Of the Order Of RAwley was formed
Messrs Hay, OBeirne, and Mccarthy appoint.
ed committee to draft constitution aud by
laws a resolution Of thanks to the Hon j
4. Harris for bis courtesy was also passed
At 2. NJ. the train reached Washington and
its occupants debarked, well pleased viii
their Rawley and their Luck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
New Building Association.

VNHE undersigned, Corporators of Jefferson
County Building Association No. 8, give no
tice that Books of Subscription to Stock are ops
at the First National Bank and Bank of Charles
town. payment of twenty-f cents per share
will be required of the stockholders their proI
les to eniitle them to vote the subscribed stock al
the meeting to be held in the Grand Jury Room
at the Court louse, on TUESDAY the 18th day
of JULY, at 8 o'clock, j. NJ, for the purpose o
adopting Constitution aud Elccting Officers Of
the Association. W. +. LIPPlTT,
H. H. COOKE,
JOHN P0RTERFIEID
FRANK BECKWITH,
Nm. n. TRAYERS,
June &c, lS7j-5i. Corporators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
After Notes.

WAsHINGToN, JUNE 90.
There were two features Of our trip to Raw
ley that failed to notice. One OF these be-
longs to the Springs themselves, and would
certainly have been remarked had not the sad
effects of their use by an amateur Cbaybeate
water drnker swept all remembrance OF these
Rawley waters from the mind However, let
me say now, that to one who understands how
to drink moderately from tonic springs, these
waters are Of the highest med iciual value, as
indeed the testimony of many who have tried
them proves. The other feature which failed
to rc'rd was the preparing and posting on the
walls Of the hotel of a series Of most seductive
bills in regard 10 the entertainment which was
given in the ball room at Rawley on last Thurs
day eyening-lof which mention Is made in
my regular letter from the Springs These
tlaring posters were prepared by some Of the
boys, and as they appeared, afterwards. print
ell with pen and lux on innumerable copies Of
the Republicans tax sale Supplement, read as
follows:
Musical and Literary Entertainment in the
Ball Room Tonight at s o'clock. great
Bill. All the Stars will appear. Signor Co.
brishti in his Great Contortion Act; Song and
Dance, Signor c. S. Noyesi Col 0 BeiTne IN
his Great Feet; Song, q" We will never miss
the Lager till the Keg runs dry Maj. George
Koontz, Of the B. & O. r. L. Mons. Lem.
Towers with his Trained Rattiesnake; Five
Minutes TO- Refreshments. Part ,: Pathetic
Ballad, " Three Fishes" Signor Clarence NJ
Bartoni: Indian War-dance, White Cliff War
den; Effusion, What know about Poker,
John Downs Double Clog Dance, Doyle and
Tyler; Tight-rope Walking from the Hotel to
the Bar, W. H. Towers Essay on Finance,
Prof. Sarvs Sparkling Capital " Wit, Geo.
Douglas Blind Pig Race, joe Potts. The
whole to conclude with the famous Lecture on
Cheap Transportation, by Prof. f. 3. Hay.
Special Observation-Disclosures Free: Reserved
Seats Extra. Benefit Of Maj. c. B. Luck
Stage Manager, 4. d. Trick.
Announcement Extraordinary The Side
Splitting Farce Of a. Cesar or the Third
Term"
''Thrice did he refuse the Crown"
81. Caesar" This role.) Major George We'd
derburn; Brutus," Major p Daudridge
Cassius, J. 0. Proctor MARK Antony"
Charles Steele "Casca," Ed Moore; " Susan
B. Anthony" Maj W. g. Riley; " Mrs. DR..
Mary Walker" A. Hunter; Calpburnia,"
J. Mccarthy; Belva lockwood" Madame
Male; Mrs Tilton," % H Ward
Beecher," n FowIc. Prof. Steubgen, chef d
orciestre.
Additional Attraction Hon. Jno. T Harris
in his song, DO rot mandate the Brandy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
To the. LothOlders of Edge Hill
Cemetery Company.

rIyHE Trustees Of Edge Hill Cemetery appeal to
the otholders to pay as promptly as they can
on or after the lst day Of July next their annual
tax Of One Dollar, leTied for the purpose Of keep
ing in proper order the Grounds Of the Company.
This small sum Is their only reliance at present
Tor this necessary Object and they feel confident
that it will not be withheld. The purchase money
for lots was not intended ia be used and does not
cover any part OF the expenditure for which this
necessary outlay is required. The extensive i'm
provements made have more than absorbed all the
revenues from the sale of lots and the grounds
must be neglected unless the moderate tax assessed
can be collected.
The following Section from the By Laws Of the
Company is published for general Information
"1he Treasurer shall issue all orders for inter
ments, but no such order shall be issued by him
unless all arrearages due upon the lots for which
such order shall have been demanded. or due By
the owner thereof shall have been fully paid and
discharged"
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
w. w. b. GALLAHER,
June &c, ls75-3t. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Ho, FoR RAwLEY

The old time red painted, red cushioned,
scarlet trimmed four horse stage might posi-
bly, have been accounted luxury during the
DAYS whose centennial anniversaries are now
slowly passing down the gamu! Of time, but
in this age Of rapid transit, cold steam motors,
telegraphy, photography and various ether
'phies proving the advance Of new ideas, it is
extremely distasteiul, travelling elersB miles
in two aud half hours even fit IS by a coach
and four. STILL this was our Luck provision
for conveying seventeen editors and Major
Koontz from HarriSonburg to the Springs
There " ere two Of these cum bersome, rumblng
concerns and one carriage, and in these three
We were packed away. Had it not been for
the joyial companions with whom your cor
respondent bad the good Luck to be packed,
be certainly would have died. As it was he
almost did expire from sheer excess Of laugh
ter Maj Koontz aud Barton were in our
coach, and two merrier boys, if the laior will
pardon the disrespect, never got together Had
the cool aud witty Douglas been with US, our
coach would have contained the entire wit cf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
SHEPHERD q l.
SHEPHERDSTOWN WEST VIRGINIA.

'INUE next annual session Of this school viii be-
I gin SEPTEMBER 9th, 1885, under full
CORPS OF lnstraetors.
The Trustees most fuily recommend il 10 the
public as an institution, in which both sexes are
efficiently taught and thoroughly instructed in
English Branches, Mathematics, Ancient and
Modern Languages. The most improved text
books and method: Of instruction are adopted and
the students are trained to make use of and put
into practice the knowledge they acquire as they
advance in their course
The students are divided into classes and every
facility afforded FOR obtaining a good education.
The State Norma! DcPar .ment will be continued
as heretofore.
TERMS. Very moderate.
All enquiries and communications shouldbe ad-
dressed to Prof Joseph McMarran. Principal.
@. NJ. BELTZH0OYER,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
July ,, ls75-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
CASHCAPITAI 100000
SURPLUS, $4,000.
Peabody Insurance Company
OF WHEELING, WEST Va.
MnKrl1Xa. Jnne q. 1915.

WnEEifNG, Jnne Il, 30
UNRELIABLE aud irresponsible persons in
| Jefferson county, w. Va, having circulated
reports prejudcial to the solyeney Of the Peabody
Insurance Company, we present below the certi-
cate Of the President and three Directors of che
late Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling, whose risks were reinsured by the Pea
body Insurance Company after rigid examina-
ton Of its Assets and Liabilities, and by that Com
mittee pronounced entirely solvent and response
hla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Fairfax Hall,
REV. SmAs BILLINGS AND DAraurERs.
Winchester, Virginia

XIV. SILAs DILLIN6s ND UAVuhI In
rE'IIIS Institution Of learning for Young Ladies
is located in Winchester, Virginia, city re.
puted for its heaitb.n,ness good order and refined
society. The school buildings were especially ar
ranged for Female Seminary, and are in excel,
the purposes Of the institution, all of which are
furnished in a manner essential 10 comfort and
neatness. The corps of instructors is full and
competent.
The first session Of the year ls7j-'IG opens on
Wednesday. September s, 1875, and continues
twenty weeks. The second session begins Jan'y
2stA, and ends Jane fth, 1876. Fer information
as to Terms Course of Study, System Of Teaching,
and various matters OF interest, see Catalogue.
July 3, lS75-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

The Burlington Iowa. Hdtckeye says a play
full little zephyrstruek Floyd county the other
day and nearly turned it upside down. 1t
blew John Barneys house over, with Mrs.
Barney and the children in it, rolled it over
three times, jnmmol it against tree and tore
it to ieces, and the inmates were only slight
y bruised. rs a postscript to all this we
would say that Mrs Barney who is somewhat
deaf, never desiSted from Der knitting all that
time, and when the final crash came only look
ed up and said, " Come in-don't knock"
Barber pole hose will be fashionable this
summer for Indies at the seaside.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Pcnbody Insurance Company.
OFFICE Pr, roDY assurance Co. J

OFFICE Pr, BoDY assurance Co..,
wHKELrxG, W. Va, April ?, 1875. (
The Charter of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April LIST, 1875,
and It's nnexpired FIRE bnsness has been reinsUred by
the Peabody Insurance Company of Wheeling, w.
Va, as shown by the Resolution and Certificate
annexed hereto. All claims for loss or damage
that NAV occur after y o'clock ~, april lst, 1875,
under any fire policy issued by the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, and in force, will be adjusted
and settled BY the Peabody Insurance Company.
J. V. /. RODGERS,
SgcrpGarr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

NOR Harvest and Family use general assort-
/ ment Of Groceries Just received at lowest pri-
ees for Cash. Examine stock before making yOur
purchases. Respectfully, W. EBY.
NEW No. / Potomac Herring, Maekerel and
y Shad in Kits Bacon and Dried Beef, Mid
Glings. Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon Sugar
Cured Canyassed Hams Of finest brands. for sale
by w. EBY.
U'0ASTED and Green Coffee: Brown Sugars,
/ all grades White Sugars OF every grade.
W. EBY