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iron railing aud fences for cemeteries,
yards, etc. Repair sewing machines.
and in fact do all kinds ofwork in the
line of practical machinists and black
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when desired Give us a call. Shop on
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The New York Tribune has over 100
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Inmates showing cost ofadyertising.
March IL 75 lyrw q PR,
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PARAGRAPHS.

"A brother oi the murdered Nathan i.
passenger agent of the Green Bay aud
Minnesota railroad. lie is reported as
saying: "My brother would have been
the last man IN the world TO get up from
his bed ~ seek an encounter with any
one. lie would let burglar carry oil
the whole room. and pretend to sleep.
My theory is that lic heard Il noise in his
front room. and went ont. in n curious.
ahsnt sort OF II way, Ia see what II wa
about. never dreaming for nm instant
there was any person there with hurgia-
rious intent lie must have softly
stepped ont, and probably come upon the
intruder unawaic--it may be. stumbled
against him-hc was short sighted. you
know-and this man found 1t ncccs >ary
for his own protection to Kill him 10
qyoiu an cutlery or future recognition.
A grand jury in North Georgia, hay.
ing discovered that halt the county tax
OF Eartow county went to dciIUy the cx-
pcnscS of two sessions Of the superior
court. called tho attention Of the Judge
to thi, fact and requested him "so 10
amend the rules and practice Of hi court
n to facilitate the despatch of business.
and not To allow attorneys to consume 20
much time in wrangling and in useless
and irrelevant discussion The Judge
intimated that they were mcddling with
matter which they did not understand,
and ordered their recommendation to be
stricken out Of the prescntmrnt before
its publication In the official paper of the
county. In doing this he j. accused OF
having exceeded his legitimate power.
His action has provoked much indigna.
ton. and the Legislature is called upon
to investigate ii.
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"A Repository Of FaslsiOm. PIensssr
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

ENOlt The speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness,
II Los. Manhood and all disorders brought
on by indiscreti0ns or excess, Any Druggist
has me ingredien,s.
Address, Dr. T.. HILTON GCO.,
l-si-dSw.iy Cincinnati, Ohio
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10
Our Houston, Texas, Letter.
TIE ELooUENcE OF ENTERPRISE AND ENrEGY
Admiral Charles Morgan in the future City I!
Texas a Huge BonanZa.!!
HousroN, TEXAS, March 24th, 1875.

UoUsToN, TEXAS, March 24th, 1870.
"There are sermons in stones 1t Is SAID,
but whether there be or not. there are right
considerable stump speeches IN bricks. Let a
fellow get ga brick ~ his hat, Tor instance,
and be soon become. exceedingly gl'b ol
tongue and expatiates largely ON any am! eve
ry subject. don't know how 1t is myself,
but then, have seen several people 10 my
life who were tired packing such brick and
who grew eloquent under its load. The most
sensible sermon or speech bricks can make Is
their appeal to the good sense aud enterprise
of man in behalf of their own usefulness and
necessity in the business relations OF life.
On Main street, in this city, there was u
little fire a few days ago. One building OF
two stores. three stories high was consumed,
leaving the bare brick walls standing. These
burned and backeucd bricks at once launched
out logical aud forcble address to their own
er. and with promptitude astonishing he set
10 work TO rebuild his house; TO give these
brick walls braces, and juIuts, and anchor rods,
aud ralters, aud roofing and flooring and shelly
ing that they might again be filled with goods
and do i cir share in the great battle oi life
and in aid Of EIouston's development.
Admiral Charles Morgan, the Ocean Steam
er-prince. is in our city looking after the ship
channel interests. / have promoted him from
Commodore to Admiral because with the ex-
tension of his command from short railroad
in I.ouisi ma and line of steamers along the
Texas Coast to Ship Channel aud o line OF
Steamers from Houston to New York also, ]
think his rank should be increased. Some OF
the newspaper gentlemen of the city interview
cd the admiral hut he is a retlcent man and
was not disposed to spread abroad the particu-
lars of his business, or the intentions OF his
busy brain When he wants advertising done
he generally pays for it.
IL seems strange, does it not, that amidst the
present excitement about the Black Hills Boz
nanza. the tons of gold lying around loose
there that no one, scarcely. from Texas, has
the fever to 90? 1t is not strange to me-
Texas is bonanza herselfand is teemlng with
wealth. hence her sons have no desire to leave
her at a sirens call, and are not dazed by the
enchantment distance lends to the view. To
those who haven't homes in Texas, Capt j. h.
oster of this city offers A rare opportunity to
get one. He will give his second land disin-
button on the 18th Of May, when for one dol
lar you may get home in the promised land:
Capt. +. stands high in this community, and
the public can rely upon a faithful distribu-
ton Of the gold and Real Estate enumerated IN
the list of prizes. AhiADNk'
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

SgcnETs OF 4 SAW LoG.-As Mr. J. T..
Black. who owns a saw mill at Sheffield. Ga,
was, ten days since, saving nine foot log
into planks, harsh, rasping sound was heard
as though the saw had struck some hard me-
,allic substance. The saw was examined to
ascertain the cause. when TO the astonishment
of those present, it was discovered tha; there
were twenty-six 500 gold pieces imbeded in
the wood. There was also piece Of paper
found among the coins, upon which was writ
ten these words: "One mile from this place
YOU will find something valuable" The as
tonishment of the parties at this discovery
was great, and for time the business OF saw
inc was discontinued, aid the remaining logs
were examined to see if there were a"y more
treasures concealed in them. No explanation
as to the money has yet been ELECTED, and the
matter is likely TO remain a mystery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10
[Hagerstorn Tcicc-a- Bee,:

The Lawrence Mass American mentions
that some thoughtful friend, with an assort-
ment Of odd sleeve buttons, has sent variety
by mail 10 Mr.. William +. jordan, It's one
armed cashier, and suggests Happy
thought, if any Of us lose slecvc-bu;ton,
glove, or boot. that, after all, the remaining
one is sufficient outfit for somebody whose
limbs are less numerous than ours. A society
for the distribution Of odd things among one
armed or one-iegged people may be instituted
some time, perhaps, when charity becomes
more minute"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

CURE FoH FIYDRoPHoBIA. "A Saxon forester
named Gastelo, now eighty-two years Of age,
unwilling to take TO the grave with him a Sc
cTet of importance, has made public, in tho
Leipsiz journal, the means be has used for
fity years, wherewiih be af6rms be has saved
many hundred baman beings and cattle from
the fearful death Of hydropbobia.: Take
Immediately warm vinegar or tepid water,
wash The wound clean with il and wipe
dry, then pour on the wound few drops
Of byGrochloric acid, as mineral acids destroy
tie poison Of the saliva, By which means the
latter Is neutralized
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

A CASE OF BLOOD PoIsoSrSG.-S time
since Mr. David Boward of this town was en-
gagged in assisting to remove the case contain
ing the body Of deceased person who was
brought here for iuterment, and in so doing
some Of tlo luil Of the decayiug body bad
oozed ont Of the joints 10 the bottom Of tho cof-
fin, and which came in contact with finger Of
Mr. D. upon which was an open sore. Tho
finger shortly afterward become swollen and to
such an extent that amputation was rendered
necessary to prevent the poison from extend
ing throughout bis system. It is feared that
he may also lose one Of his hands.
THaqerstOrn Tiricc-d- Week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10
Cost of Tobacco---How Small Items
Count.

Five csats each Morning mere ir'Le.
Tairiy-fve cents per week-not much yet
i, would buy ccffcc and sugar or whole fam
iy; SIS 25 cen's ,er--and This amount III
vested in a savings bank at The end OF year
and the interest thereon at six PEI cent, COM
pu.ed annually. would in twelve years a.
noun, 10 more than Scs9-enough TO buya
good farm in the West.
Five cea,s before each breakfast. dinner and
supper; you'd hardly. miss, yc, it is fifteen
cents day-Sl05 cents week--eroush
TO buy small library of books. Invest this
as before, and in twenty years you have over
5000. Quite enough to buy good house
and LOT.
Tea cents each morning hardly worth
second thought; yet with il you can buy
paper of pins or spool Of thread Seventy
cents per week-it would buy several yards
of muslin; $685. in one year. Deposit this
money as before, and you have $3.50 IN
twenty years-qnilc snug lit.lc fortune.
Ten cents before each breakfast, dinner aud
supper-thirty cents a day. II would buy
a book for the children S2lO each week
more than enough to pay years subscription
to good newspaper; siO5.5o year-wlth
it you could buy good melodean, from which
you could rroduce good music to pleasantly
while tie evening hours away. And this a.
mount invested as before would in forty years
produce the ds5irstle sum OF $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

II is stated that George William Curtis re-
ceiyed : 1000 for his oration on Sumner; tba,
the expenses Of the Boston Committee 10 New
York 70 receive the remains were $1,000; iha,
Miss Kellogg and Miss Philips received 5 900
each for singing the funeral dirge. and that
the printer Of the memorial volume was paid
$4,000. The New York WorH wants 10
know If it costs so much 70 bury only ono Of
Massachusetts, great men, how in lbe name o {
common sense Is the Old Bay State going 10
raise money 10 bury them all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

A CONDITION PaEcEDENr.-ln Augusta,
Maine, no provision has been made this winter
lor the feeding aud lodging Of tramps. y
vagaboud went into police station and want
ell to sleep there:
We only lodge prisoners" said the SCI
geant behind the desk.
"You only lodge prisoners" repeated the
vagabond melitatively.
That's all. was the reply "you have got
to steal something. or assault somebody, or
somcGADg Of that kind"
ave got 10 assault somebody, or some-
thing Of that kind" again repeated the vaga-
bond, ,houshifulIy. Then be reached across
she desk with bis right arm, and knocked tho
sergeant of his stool, saying, as the officer
got up with his band to his eye, +" Give me az
good bed as you kin, sergeant, cause don't
feel very well tonight
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

A TorcHrsG IyclDEsr "A few days since,
a little coffin encased in box, lay on The pave
ment a, the Wilmington depot awaiting trans
poIiaiiOn on the Delaware RliIroai 10 Town
send The grief-siricken father addressed
gentleman, 4 bystande., whom he supposed 10
be the bagsase-nasier, saying. handle il
gently my precious boy is 10 ii,sre 7--iie
tears following each esher down tie ehefks of
the sorrow stricken parent. aud revealing sHg''
a mingiing Of loge and erirf il.a' the fiori.st
hcarts IN tie busting crowd ecTc mosci o.
sympathy and tear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

Robert AlahaDy, a boatmao, went into 4 sa-
loon on Wineow street, Cumberland, on Mon
day evening, where be got intoa difficulty
with man called Stony, who was in charge
OF the saloon at the time, and who endeavorcd
10 cject Mahany, when the latter resisted, aud
in the struggle drew a knife and plunged !,
into the abdomen Of Stony, inficting ghastly
wound, from which the bowels pro,ruded, and
which was pronounced Of dangerous, II no.
fatal character. Iiahapy made bis escape.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-10

Acprs or SKELETONS UYEAargED IS TEX
yEssEE.-The high water at the recent Hood
washed about four feet Of earth from ten to
fifteen acres lying along The Tennessee rirer,
GEAR Louisville Blount county, Tenn. When
the water subsided a strange spectacle was
presented. Tic whole of the deDuded area
was covered with skeletons. Some we're
straight. some reclining, some doubled up, and
some in a sitting posture. There we're the
osseous forms of infants, ol Children, and oi
fali-srown persons. oyer one thousand forms
having been counted. Persons who have lived
in the vicinity Of this mysterious cemetery Tor
more than half century never heard OF any
human bones being discovered there before,
and the skeletons are not found in mound
nor in wha. appears 70 te uDariifcial f-rna-
ton of ,bs earth