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aly while walking alone last nighL
nel y believed that he Is the ono
VINO Killed Wright Another man wa.
arrested with this wounded man, and
llAa IN his Possession pistol, which Ia
sald TO belong TO Wright, Their pre.
llmlnary trial comes OF this evening.
a subsequent telegram says tho wound
Oh prisoner Branch, died OF his min.
RES last night, and the coroneps liry
suing upon his case, rendered a vei.
net lhnt no cnme To his death from
NE ELECTS Of u pistol shot fired by
Wright Branch died dlsplaimug ali
connection with the affair ofnight he.
fore last The preliminary lrml ofthe
other prlaoncr Oliver takes place this
evening"
San Antonio Express; A middle
aged man, name unknown, but from
his dress supposed TO bea stool, man,
was found on Houston street, near the
Presbyterian church, yesterday morn.
ing, IN an insensible condition. He
had an ugly cut on the sIde Of his head
ana was n n very bloody condition
when found, II IL supposed he was
knocked down with u slung-shot. The
man was taken TO the hospital and "A
physician called, but his wounds were
OF such a severe nature that he died
before the day was done.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher'
man, , ~. y>,,
District and eX.oticio County Clcrk-
Alexander Harwood. =,
Deputy Clerks--R. d. Rawlins, Pierre M
Brown, William A. Harwood.
Sheriff-James II. BarlSley.
Clerk-R. IL. Ably.
Tax Clerk-E. M. Barkley.
Deputy Sheritfs-J. M. Chapman, Thomas
p Scott, Beverly Scott, Harry Farmer, John
". Bowen, George w. Walker, James Mosher
W " Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute Ogden.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer--Martin V. Cole,
Cattle and Hide Inspector-Thomas John'
son. ,,,,,
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burtord presiding
Precinct No. 2-William Sprow's, Lam
caster. p;,,,
Mile Creek. ,,.
Precinct No. 4--Thomas l.. Frank, Breck'
n lnrldge. Co.,, co,.o,,a
CONSTABLES.
A Precinct No. IA. H.Hardtn
Precinct No. 2-M. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $, Floyd.
81 Precinct No. 81. A. FISHER
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THE HEAEES,
Arrival and Departure OF Malls NJ Dallas Post
ONCE.
Northern Mail.

Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and \. II. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York ana
II. Louis mails, arrivesal $40 II m; departs
atT;lj am, Pouch closes NJ 0 p m.
kOuihCrn mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, aud all other
points Ia southern Texas, arrives nj 7:l5 y
N; departs At t;2l IN. Pouch closes at } y m,
EASTERN Mail,
Via y. and +. R,R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Menu
phiS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily AT 1905 p IN; de-
parts daily Mt O;lj N. Pouch closes ut !
= N.
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
WuNthrrfOrd, Decatur POlo Pinto, JacksbOro
and western posts, arrives at i:OJ p III; de-
parts ut SEQ m,
Cedar rsiII Mall.
Cedar Hin, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
TimDers, arrives at p IN Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Fam.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyds
Mills, LewlsVille and Trinity Mills arrives
NJ y. IN, Monday, Wednesday and saturday
Departs at q. n. IN. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at p. III. Departs
Wednesday nj s n. m.
office HOuvs.
Delivery window, : a, IN, to 8 y. M; money
order window, s u. IN. to IL IN and nom p.
III, to p, III. Stamps sold from a. m, to 3
y. IN. Letters registered only curing money
orders hours.
All persons having complaints against the
Olllce on any account viii please present the
came, in writing or In person, to the Post.
master.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l., Cabeil.
Engineer-Willium NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer-Rohert II. West.
Secretary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j. Koeton'
Marshal-Junius Peak.
Health OniceT-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-First ward ii. Ervay, f. l..
Willimette, j. w. Crowdus. Second ward:
Alfred Davis and A. I. 0henchain. Third
ward: d. Il. Grove, b. T.. Jett and W. j.
Shone. Fourth ward: l.. V. Tompklns ana
Il. G. Mcclure.
Commissioner of Immigrntion-J. Manove.
The offices of the various city officers are
of the city market house. The board of Al
lermen meet in regular session at tme conn-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
~
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F0Ef ADVERTISEMENT column.
PIsEIl no ALL.


Desiring lu mgka Iue Herald lhn medium
ul Communication 900 lh0 general puhlio,
WV hlsn lu N'lst those Who may Mood ns-
,i,''"lo', Nr hafg uol,fmiNtd ulrut noe
wv h..d of 'luHN uruuud,M HWuutu. b
'fW oN,,.' "F0r l,rut' 10 iu," nd NOT
more luhu ihrp lluls, VIII hH lu.gllnl in
we column two um,s liun OF chuas. Mnpu
au,n NlNu li-yw.nls exceed lhJrn llnu ihe
nrhlh linoi thrh Iuuu, lu ndyuntpi and
Mhtu huru advertisements uly printed more
.Nth lWo iWra tney wiz Boo charged no lhu
lhlU nl ton cruh llun lu advance Tor each
line,
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In sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid is often difficult and sometimes linpossl-
ple to obtain, It is extremely desirable Tor
families TO have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com
prehensiye 10 It's curative operation perfect
IL pure, understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho "olies
schiadam Aromatic Sehnapps possesses all
the requisites OF family medicine
mhri.d&MlY ID
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,,,HE STATE OF TEXAs.-To oil persons

t,,HE STATE OF TENAS.--To nil persons
Interested Ia The Administration OF me
estate OF +. j. Frier, deceased; Michael Me-
Comas, administrator has fled, In the lls-
trict Courtof Dallas county, an applcatloh
for Anal settlement and his discharge as
snch administration, together with his final
account duly authenticated, which wiz be
heard 1t the next term OF said Court, COM
menclng on the first Mond y In February. A.
d. 1876, AZ the court house thereof, IN the cily
ested in said estate may appear and contest
said application II they see proper.
Witness. A. HarwOod, Clerk oil the DISTRICT
Court ut Dallas county.
Given under my hand, and the seal OF said
N isya A. HARDWOOD,
- Clerk, Dist. Court, Dallas Co., Texas,
inn29dltw9W
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THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS,
THE DAILY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
m ..plnG except Mundpy, al go yeT, IA
sltgpfei 3jfo months Oh forono month
fgr Daily llerald 10 now mrnlshei 10 cub
ur.h'fa hy carrier no % cents nor week. The
rupar win be delivered regularly eagh morn
.ug Al ma onrly hour, 20 any part or lho CITY
1nuW house, SubscrlhorH failing b. receive
their paper VIII obllgo by reporting 10 MIR
4. W, Hurst, AZ this once
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Attorneys at Law.

Hurt II smith, office on Main street over
State Savings Bank. ieD2olH
W. s, Oldham, office In Mitchle's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street
janlidu
j. NJ. Hayes, 2Oi Commerce street, D4llrs,
Texas. Special attention paid to land
claims. jan9dtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO.
@i North side Public Square, upstairs.
OCt29-dtf
Aldredge Geo. NJ, iOj Main street, near
Courthouse. IL
Mccoy ~ Mccoy, Office south side of Court
mouse square. ~
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WEEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HE AID Will be pub.
isual oyery Saturday morning, buhsdrlp.
Ion, 500 por anpum 80 for six months,
4 lyUUle IN advance, " subscr ton taken
lor less period than six u onth
Advertisements inserted nc ~ rnte OF 81 80
ppr square for the lmt Insertion, and 70 cents
ior rlcA subsequent Insertion,
obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
mattluBs, onrds Of thanks, CO., 10 be paid for
M half advertisement rates.
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CmbuuNu IugGI ru. holw,,u Ctd Fol.
lows hNH Uat schneider o. psHls,' Return
TO otliaoui &, H. iuCGcG over Guy Bunk,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

W. G. Siclxles & Co., Grocers and dealers In
produce, No. Ul6 Elm street, corner OF Roy
lrns nOV@ull
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For bate ar Trade.

An elegant Atluu piano, hr,ud now, sale
10 be lho sweetest tone piano now made
Apply tu livrulu uulcp mald,d2t
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Tn purchase % copy uf "NoHkums History
u leAas" James b,slmpsou, Herald ouioo,
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EsAELROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival Nnh Departure Of Trains NJ
Dallas.
KousrON ANp TRXAs CENrRAL.

NUU6IUN NNW INNN0 UNNINNL.
Arrives,
From the North (mail and express). G:2i p. m
From the South, (accOmmodatlon)ll;2 0 II. m
Fran the North, Accommodation $500 y, N
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves, Arrives
MAIL ami Express,,",,, B2j p, III. 1906 y. IN
mm0datlon,,",,,.. 600 n, m. $3.50 u. M
Through rreight,.,",n,mj60 y. Al. 1000 u. IN
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Physicians and Surgeons.

Jno. II. Morton, MD, Office over First Ma
uOnal Bank, Residence corner san Jaclht'
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas.
lan25dlm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ELECTION APRIL A, 1915,

ME ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quts,vd 10 announce w, H. GSbeii ~
q candidate for Mayor at the ensuing elec.
ton IN Aprl.
I'VE, ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w questvd To announce JUlIn ID. LGcrtOOt
rs u candidate Tor MuyOruf the city OF Dallas
at the ensuing municipal election ON the
ith day Of Apul
city Attorney,
WYE ARE ltORlLED AND RE
w qucstcd 90 announce e. y, sheldon
MS u candidate for city Attorney, NJ the en-
suing municipal election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RN.
w queSted TO Announce w. VI. Edwards
rs II candidate Tor Clty Attorney, NJ the
municipal election, ON the ilh of April.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
Wv qucsted 10 announce HhcnTN a, Me-
Gotham AZ a candidate for city Attorney, NJ
the ensuining municipal election IN April.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
l. a -
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Gcnllom,n doshmgruy board, with excel
lent Table vau be- ucrummOdu cd az MH
Turner's, cor, OF Market NJ, ana Pacific ave
mch7-gt
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Houses ana lots, In the city off Grand llavrn
Michigan Appll ot This otllco. marc det
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F0r AHic.
2o acres hand, In GONZALES, Texas, Apply
n TINS Office, mnf6,dAt
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IN excellent lWu'aiury carriage aud wagon
shop ana Ave lots OF gronud IA lawroncu,
IrNhe. Apply tlS, BID, Herald onloo,
mrhl 10
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NXrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuestrd to announce X, b. AWcctntNu
AZ n cnnniante Tor tho omSe OF Sity Assessor
4, 1870.
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lionrlllMn nnd L.nhnIma.


Persons who desire good board with ludg.
ing can Doe accommodated 100 Mis-. u, LpuuOX'
corner Wood AMI Market nrhnit
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Tl4t

Persons desiring board 10 % private lmily
can bo accommodated co. lll Eln street.
Reference required, muri.uat
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yXyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
wv QuoSted 10 announce Eh0mRS FharCs
as q candidate tor the oillce of City Assessor
and Collector NJ the ensuing municipal cleo
ton in April.
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%y7E- ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Guestel to announce k. n. Mchur.
tray as q candidate Tor the office Of CITY
Secretary. Election April lth.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce EEank tasCkllu
as a candidate for City Assessor and col
lettor, at the ensuing election on April O.,
INJH
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w uueated to announce nuses sheppard
as II caudidata for Treasurer Of the city OF
Dallas, at the ensuing nuntip0i election
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NEJE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w duesled to announce y. N Ogden MS
candidate for Assessor and Collector Of Dali
las City, at the ensuing election In April.
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WYE ace AUTHORIZED AND hh-
w uuested 10 announce J. %. Aaere!IrO
as a candidate FOX Cily secretary, ut lhe en-
suing municipal election, on April J, 1870.
FOR Ciiy MnTsiiaI.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w aueSlcd to announce Ecnn JoLnsai
nj Inc ensuiug municipal election on the I'll
of April.
VyrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND Rt-
w ouestpd to announce June Pcnh nSo
candidnt for city Marshal ut thc ensuing
municipal election in April next.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w duestod to announce ". y. roTi0n
rs II candidate fof city MarShal, election
Tuesday, April 4, 1876. ----------uH--
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce Wiilie 4. Clark
az a candidate for City Marshal, at the cleo
ton in April next
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w questCd To GnuonuCA H. 4. Patton M
1, candidate 10, Treasurer ofihe city OF Dal-
las ut the ensuing municipal election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uueStcd TO announces j. w. tsOWen as
a candidate for the ollice OK CITY Treasurer
Election April 4, 1876.
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Martinsburg Matters.

From the Statesman and Independent we
take these items
Mr.. John Shepherd was severely bitten by
ierocious dog on Saturday.
A historical sketch of the Lutheran Congre-
cation will be given by Rev. NJ. l.. Cutler cn
Sunday morning at the Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Randolph Stup brakeman on the d. &
O. r. r., was caught between the bumpers OF
ne cars Of his train Tuesday, near Paw Paw,
and badly squeezed. lie was brought back to
this place. Ills injuries are severe, but not
supposed to be dangerous.
A freieh, conductor named Stricklcr. was
struck by tie " Bull Eye bridge, just below
town, Tuesday morning, aud knocked of. lie
was picked up aud brought back to town
His Injuries are painful, but not dangerous.
We are glad to learn that Charles Swartz,
who was struck and severely injured by fast
train on the B. & O. Il. r., on Saturday last,
is getting along quite as well as could be ex-
pected. In consequence Of badly fractured
limb, it will he long time before lie is able
to get out again.
A bell used by the Lutheran and Reformed
Congregations as far back as 1903 was on ex-
hibition at the strawberry festival Saturday
night. IL was brought 10 Martinsburg in 1871
by Mr.. Wendell Sibert, and by him presented
to the two congregations. 1t had been used
long time in Maryland prior to It's removal to
MaTtinS6urg.
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Maryland.

The fruit and oyster packing establishment
of l.. Schoenburg2 d Co south end OF Wolfe
street, was burned last week. Loss about
$4,000.
The "cld defenders" Of Baltimore. bavc
postponed their visit to the centennial from
the ith OF July, until September II. the an-
uiyersary of the battle OF North Point.
Outrages upon females are becoming fre-.
ouent in this State Mrs. R:bhard Harris,
ycung mairon of Frederick county, was as-
saulted by two white men; and Miss Martha
Boublitz. a respectable factory girl residing
near Parton. was attacked by an unknown
tramp. In both cases, the villains accom-
plshed heir design, and eludcd capture
There is 40 old woman residing near Nam
ticoke Point, in Wicomico county, whose ago
can be truthfully put at II years. Her ior-
mer name was Priscilla Bishop, she being the
slave Of one Smith Bishop, Of Snow llill,
Worcester county, long since dead. She says
that she has lived in Baltimore and Wash
ineton was in the latter city when the Cap
itol was built. and saw General Washington
great many times.
Wm. Baker, and Chas \. Baker. Wholesale
fruit dealers of DaltO.. the former a member of
the Second Branch of the City Council, arc
charged with forging the names Of different
individuals to thirty-six prom issory notes, a.
mounting TO Sl3, 900, which were taken up by
the Traders and Union National banks and
H. J. Farber. of the firm of StiIlman. Far
Der, & Co. They have been committed in
default of bail
Mrs Deems, residing at No. %, Calhoun.
street. Baltimore, widow of the late Rev. IT,
W. Deems. was swindled few days since ont
Of Sl75 worth of Deems pills by man who
gave bis name as Harris, and claimed 10 be an
Iowa druggist. lie purchased the pills. g.
grceing to pay $50 in cash, and TO advertise
them 10 The amount of the balance, but
found that he had only S32 on his person.
which he paid, and lett for the hotel with Tho
pills, saying he wonld return and pay the
balance. This he failed to do, and upon in
quiry at the hotel where he said he was stop
ping, it was ascertained that no such person
had been reported there.
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Gleanings.

Prince Oscar, Duke of Gothland, and sec
ond son Of the King of Sweden and Norway,
is expected to arrive in this country IN about
two weeks on a Swedish man-of-war, on which
he is serving as a cadet The prince is in his
l7th year, and is said to speak and write four
languages luently. he will, after seeing the
Centennial Exhibition, visit New York and
Niagara Falls, return for the Philadelphia cele-
bration on the Fourth OF July. lie Will visit
Washington.
The chairman Of the Alabama delegation to
the Cincinnati convention applied at tho Wal
nut Street House in that city for accommoda-
.ions for the entire delegation, but the proprie-
tor. finding that it was partly composed OF
colored men, fatty refused TO accommodate
them. The proprietors Of the four leading
hotels, the Grand, the Burnet, the Gibson and
the St. James-have, however, agreed TO re-
ceive delegates without regard to race 5color,
or previous conditions Of seryi,ude, and to give
the colored delegates the same accommodations
for the same price as the white delegates.
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Berkeley County Clippings.

From the Statesman and Independent we
gather the following:
Clifford Miller, aged S years, son OF Mr.. Mil
Ter who resides near Writings Neck, fell into
his fathers well, 90 feet deep, on Wednesday,
and was instantly killed.
The wagon maker shop is in full blast
plenty Of new wheels laying around.
The above is a Little Georgetown item from
the Independent Do they get tired laying
around, and hadn't they better sit awhile?
Rev. DR.. McIwain, Of Baltimore, Foreign
Missions Secretary of the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church, will preach in The
Presbyterian Church at Gcrardstown on tho
25th instant.
The Ladies Of Darkesvilie will have Straw
berry Feast this evening, June l7tb, for the
benefit Of the Band.
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n CU 4RTESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. Va, SATURDAY JII
Letter from Harper's Ferry.
HAnpER's FEnnY, June u, 1870

HARPER's FERRY, June -, 1870.
DEAR EDIroRs The people of our town
are not as much clated with the prospect Of
sale of the IIarpers Ferry property and
water power announced in your paner and
others on the 20th of July, as you would sup
pose. The place has been allowed 10 lay idle
SO long that we are in state Of apathy and
our hopes seem like
"Bcads of morning
Strung on slender blades of grass"
The eyes of almost all the world are turned
TO Philadelphia. The Western trains pass
here almost packed with people going to the
Centennial Exposition. ! notice among the
Exhibits Piano sent there by Chas NJ Steif
of Baltimore, of four octaves and l04 years
old.
The late warmth has brough, many trans
lent visitors 10 our Mountain Village Mt.
Green, the proprietor Of " Mountain View
Hotel" is a warm-hearted Baltmorcan, and
deserves all the patronage he gets. His hand
some turnout is not only an accommodation
to his guests, but an acquisition to the town.
During the month of May when Nature
put forth her lovliest garb the pupils Of Mr.
Wheat's school camo down from Winchester
by special train. They were joinei here by
TIER friends from various parts Of the Coun-
ty, and the day was spent in various dircc-
tons some went to Maryland Heights, some
to Jetferson's S Rock and others made an at
tempt to get to Byrne's Island, but owing to
the recent rains, the bridge had been removed.
Dom Pedro passed through en route to
louisville. His suite consisted Of eighteen
persons. As he stepped ont upon the platform
to take bird s-eye Of the grand panorama of
nature before him, the plainness Of his attire
was much commented upon oy those who saw
him.
Another celebrity going through was no
less a parsonage than Gen. Tom Thumb,
whose petit wife and suite drew large crowd
to the depot where they were waiting for the
cars.
We arc to have another Drug store in the
store room owned by Mr. Joshua Cavalier. 1t
is to be conducted by his son, Mr.. Robert Cav
alior, late in the employ of Candy & Gilpln,
BALTIC lie will probably be assisted by Mr.
Tom. Redman, Of your town.
Mr.. Gilbert who is now located in the store
room leading to the Armory Yard is fully
established aud assisted by his brother, who
has large experience in the Drug business. -
They have become very popular by their ac-
commodating manner. Time alone will de-
velop what our place is to be.
Yours,
OBSERVER.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

-7> rssFsry VaEssjspa weekly at T'ro
s .-sq-z F.ry revtsP per asaau ia odruHee.
-r-rIgEE DULLARSi &c not paid in advance.
-~-l., Dollar asE F.f'y C.ats for sir H'osiss
-.v- rt,ts-,ts os advertising arc, Tor a square
....--,f f o- Tess. Cse Do',or and Fity Csat,for
.. Insertions -largeroncs in thcs mePrupor-
..,- rt,h c,a..rsaaes F.ftg Cents.
-5- SD ai,,r.isc-n,utto De considered by the
.. ..... ,-r.s- u1less srccj6eton the Manuscripts,
.---.,i ,iruslv agreed upon between the parties.
-g-Aa ldver,issmeutu not marked on the copy
.-,.,.-. ..d number ofinscgtioas lbecontnaed
--..r.-i .-.l rat. payments sVacted accordingly.
se5-.ss AotE-sIsrSrNrs TO avoid any
-....f --auI51yaa .hePart OF the anDasladycr-
.-...s. proper 90 state distinctly tina; thci-pri-
a--rey,.njs ,o thsirinmcd;ate business
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rnN NDIG--P'.,s.s. Sale Bills. Circulars
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-24
Political Points.

Chicago Times Peter Cooper drops the pa
per every morning with chill forebodings Of
defeat as he discovers that 10 scandal has yet
been started about bin.
The most sublime feature Of the present
Congress has been the regularity with which
the great Democratic investigation has sue
ceeded in getting hold Of the wrong end Of the
mule.-N 7. Tribune.
The Louisville Courisr-JoTHal, the strong
est Democratic paper 10 the South =
Blaine threw the letters in the face Of TIC
public, aud 10 there is nothing IN them"