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Henry ward Bcecher.. sermon.

at Is well to have riches" said Mr. Beecbef
yesterday morning. but they are not necessaryi 70
have reputation. out II 10 not essentials to have honor
but 10 not necessary. II 10 good thing to suDdue
All things to YOU A few days ago men were stretching
and stralning for the hghcsi h. nor that American
votes give. TIE one that seemed to run least
eagerly got H. Some Of them fallen, sick. and with
hope OF earthly exsltation, but II they reed we
lost tncy than they would be II tneJ had
at
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20. - he Exhibition
grouLd, closed to the public to day as Is usual
Sundays but Dom Pedro, Prince Oscar OF Sweden, and
a large party OF invited Phade phlans were allowed
to enter. Some OF the novel machine were exhibited
TO them. and they spent nearly the whole Afternoon
the Rround Thousands OF persons went u the Park,
but could see no more Of tue show tnan was yblDlo
through slits In the fence
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Coroner Cannon Of Jersey City was called Last
evening to take the ante-mortcm deposition Of Louis
Bremen, who was dying In 81. Francis Hospital. SIX
W eks ago Bremen IN Jacob WsgLers saloon In Grove
street, dnputed with Henry Mar stem, dry goods
dealer and Julius Nichols, barber. both Of Heuder
son street M,rkein struck Bremer ami fclle him to
the ground, and while PROSTATE Markscin, srsd,
hurled = beer gas at Brcncrs mead, fracturDg tho
skull Detective MtGinness arrested the accused
ana Justice keese discharged him Bremen oied late
Last oh
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wAsHISGToS, June 25 Representative Ran
da starts Tor ST. LoLls tonight. Notwithstanding the
large nu uber OF Democratic members wno have gone
& nYrntInn II u. ugnt that there WILL be q
quorum IN each House durins this week.
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sermon Of tue church year yesterday and dismissed the
Church of the Messiah fr IT, summer ition.
could L." bald MIR. Ager, gather all the gloomy pco.
pie in the rld Into place, hung win bia, *. and
perpeually re onant with urges tue very nonVIOny
wCud perhaps bring reaction OF mTtn."
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CHEYENNE. June 25.-Seyen thousand pounds
OF Eold quartz arrived here yesterday from De4dwood,
belonging to W. c. Kennethi II will be shipped to
Omaha ior crushing, Two valuso'. speelmens' one
weighing "a pounds and valued AZ t,OOO nave Dren
ship e0 Oy express. The la shipment OF dust ~ lhe
bank mere Tor Denver amounted ~ 100 ounces
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Binine nm Invalid.

WASHINGTON. j me q. Mi. Blaine appcars to
have Oeoumc really valid. He l. very sIow 10 got.
up. He keeps his bed most OF the tim MS ply.
sci hs say that mouu an iir T. neccssa to his rocOy
ery anu II ssi lie he will start for Maine this
paac car hay Oeen teucfed 20 make the journey
4 as
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PHILADELPHIA, June 25,-Judge James f..
Lynd Of the Phi adephia Court Of Common Pleas Is
dying to.nght of ockJaw the consequence OF queer
accident on hls farm this city. He was leading
a hel er and had the cord wound around one OF his
nnRersi thr beast tried TO away and the sudden
strain upon he cord wrenched the Judges nnger out
pf u ace
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seven Million Accomplice-.

PARIS. June 25.-lhe lionaparust Deputies,
Messis CAsssgnac AMI Mitchell, have prepared an
amendment to NJ MArcou's proposal for the Urusecu-
unn Of the originaOIs anO aCcuInplc Of the coup
d'6tai. The ndnent provides tnat tue 15.O,uuu
ci1enr who sanctioned the coup Oe at by thoir sut-
frAsts be considered as Acconp.ltcs.
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Oflcer Valentine Mack OF the Twenty-second
snect Police Nnle sailing yes crday BOwery BAY.
was drowned. HIS remains were Iaken to the Morgue
al MOOdslde.
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Tho -harp-hoorcrs Departing.

Detachments OF the New York schuetzen
Corps Capt Aery. and OF the New rsey schuezen
Corps Capt. 0erdes, took the o'clock r N tram On
the PannsviV-nIa lroan, yesterday TO take p'r IN
tue National ocuuelzrntGst.
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VIENNA, June 26.-Ihe Russian representative
at Belgrade salu to be privately abetting hr war
party England uhing her influence to restrain Plnce
Milan VIII however dee ares n II nov to ntc to resist
the tide VI events and his ony choice revolution or
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The Churcn OF the Sacred Heart, In Fiity FIRST
stree near Noth ayenue. was dedicated yesterday By
Vicar Genera Quinn. the dedlcstion sermon was
preached Dt the htv. pr. NJ q ynn. OI ST. stephens
tturh Toe tncc was iorucrJ tue Plymouth Is. D.
ust Church, and was purchase lor t22 OJO II IA,
len -tueucd twenty nNe fec. and tne has
iLIpfONcu,
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Sergeant kass entered the gambling den at
the howery and Hester street cary yesterday morning
and arrested "Ishccn Justice BNb} mead four -
tue prisoners Ia $500 ban, aud the others dis
CHARGED.
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In the South Cove. Communipaw, yesterday
afternoon, Thomas Mhr'an Gnd lhom DcNinc, VIII
liam RArry ana knhe Dilon rnwea threemile pair
cared boat Tor tlOO side Barry aud DlOn won.
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The Iye hmm Trial,

WAsnINGroS, June 2j.-Although the Senate
has nxed the 5th OF july for the resumption OF the trial
OF Gen. Bcknap some of the Senators EXPRESS the
fall.
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a Confession IN the romb- Police court.

Edward Morarty of 39l Walker street had
Ellen Horan Of i3 Cherry street arrested charge q
rohbing him Of thirty dollars In the rombs Police Court
yrstcrd he SAM that the pri oncr hot gu.tY.
Just. NAnIeli then SAID: MoriArty. yUu ought % ha
locScd up, and | wish l could hold you , some
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MADRID June 25--A mail train on the Sara
and Bar enna Railway ran OF the track yrster
day between Taurega ami Ceryi,. Seventeen p,Tsons
were Killed ana tnlrty-seN Injured.
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Can't. Woods OF the Long Island CITY police
has decided to oDeI the instructions ~ the new Board
OF Commissoners the old board are unable TO pro,
cure their own salary much Tess that OF the nen uIder
his charge.
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Charles Jennings, aged nine Nears, Of Flrst
and tucs street Je4hrY CITY, Mas drowned while Ostn
lns In Communipaw Cove, las. evening
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NEWTON. ". Y, June 25 Mrs. Larry McCarty
ami four chidren were badly burned ny a kcroseuc
hnp explosion at Ogdcnsburg lsst evening. The
mother aud one daughter area to-day.
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Tho proprietors OF Gilmore's Garden, having
aseeIt ibed that liquor being sou In all paris Of
the e' yecr AZ Jpcned their har las, pight aud sold
70 JOvO per1OuSs
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The Weather Umce rrchlcrion.
JOTIINGS IHOUT rOWN.

Warm southwest. vce,iug 10 cooler northwest
winds, n CuuLN weather and lotA rains, UVNcd
by clear weather
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Michael Connolly, aworshppcr IN 81 Francis
XaVier's Church. died In the ylstibule yesterday
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHEs HERE 1yD THERE RY THR
SUNS REPORTERS.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Raised In n single
Evening-ibr ENCOURAGING Beginning Of
Work on the Chnrch Of - Paul the AposlIe.

IL was large ana enthusiiStic meeting last
evening the Church OF the Paust Fathers. FIFTY
ninth street and Ninth avenue, the purpose berg to
RAISE money to buid the new Churcn Of -, Paul tho
Apostle whose corner stone was lai the iih lust.
c estimated of the basement In which the
grrgaton will wnrs ~ uutll t1r clnpleton OF tho
great edincc, Ia 10000, OF wnicl t2OOO0 had heen
sun cribtd VI u, TO last nlgaIs meeting. The con
grcgattOn subscribed ABOUT $i5,OOO iss eycnns. Mr.
q orge v. Hecker headed thr | st wi h $1,000. MIR.
Matthew Byrne gave ~ OOD Mr, James Sattery l,OOD
MIR. james Mo re ~ 900, and Mr. Hugh uarddlan gave
q plano valued at $3.50.
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The fuhOning Ia thu most accurate estimate l
hrst ballot
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The Hon. 8 muel S. C x OF New York arriv d
to-day, AID was promptly inlervI wed. He de-
clin d elvlng nv OIiniOn on tne ngnt between
New YORK poll irrans. nut rem rked that tne
election II n SPEAKER Ia his place Dy the hous e
curing hi temporary absence was uuJu-t. lie
seems {" regard the matter lightly, however.
Inc PenDsylyani- delegation have Just arrived
and ken up neadq ALTERS at the Lindell. As
vet they iahe no part ia tue struggle, nut vote
OF the deeg zion taken on the tr in Just before
entering the city showed a for III incOck.
Ibs New Jersey drlegauoD makes hne show
Ing 1T Its beadqdarters, wDeie a portrait II Par
ker u consplcuousy displayed, hnd announce
ther intention Oi stan ing by thelr favOiite to
the end. tnouRn not bitterly opposed to any OF
the prominent candidates for nomination.
The inuependent & er,nans are to hold a meet
Ing to-u ofrOw sin,iior to that neli by the same
force At CincinnAti, when an expression Of
opinion " IL DO made TO the end tnat the con-
yeuu0n's actions may be modified.
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PLAIN TALK fOR FLAIN PEOPLE.
The Rev. MIR. Estes on the kneci Of tho
Breeher scandal.

The little house Of worship IN 1l1th street,
a few doors west OF Third avenue. was d odic Ated
twelve months ago. The anniversary was cele.
brated yesterday by a new conservation and W s
rsrticipa'ed in ny the stationed minister, the
Rev. George II. Smith, the Rev. MIR. Estes Of the
Norfolk Street Church, the Rev. j. s. willis Of
the Seventh Street Church, the Rev. W. W Clarke
Rev. Mr.. Steele OF BROOKLYN. Mr.. Estes preached
in the forenoon He said that he had been
asked "Mhy are not all the preachers Moodysr p
In answer 10 read the following from lHE sun
Ot April y;
Tx Attempts Of a number Of eity eersywen 70 keep
sn seI1s N eaiae soGdy" sS eSefaSSs Tut he css
their language he IN his TO deal with thc lead
With ine ,arnestness he hAd. Some OF them use san
S @ nS se eSGs & P h sS the na he e1r
clsed through Hold tue forl, or tIe Nihty ne
siys preacders and singers are unable % g prooeee
hs c ,. w9T9 30 sa' d, o9ssd noc ~ 10 nSe Se tenn
pies and anxious snnrIs do not crowd their Inquiry
rsSiVss. SN m" had lei tue Place aud SO sso il W..
Philadelphia whea lhey lepaTted thoreirom. & lacy
carry i on.
The perfect man." mentioned by Paul, Mr.
Estes suid, does not mean Christian without
faults or failures hut It does mean one who
through service, Is growing more mature, more
consistent. II 'istian worker Is not aaining
this maturity self-Darmony, and consistency, he
c nnot be bringing much help, In the way OF cot
ncation, TO the body OF Christians. We all feel
The dis ,strnus influence Of Inconsistency In
Christians. II a Christian gets drunk, lies, or
steals, all men would sly such things would not
add To the influence Of religion. AXE the scan
dal OF BrOuklyn as nn illustration. Whether the
scHnd lie Ia guilty OF not. religion that is the
Lody Of the Christian church, does suffer
Leland's Sturtevhnt House, Broadway, lwen-
ty izhtn snl Twenty ninth streets New YORK. We no
lice thi pr OF this establishment We Deen re-
duced to meet the wldeY expIes Cd demand oi 4 G
tMes The are Is 90 nd ~ per day Tor
IhOs' who prefer u = Amenc plan Rooms are et on
IN European p,sn FOR VI per day aud upwsrd'-Ho"e
| JOMttdi. dur.
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On the second bHilot he Is certain IA things
stand now, to get AldOams solid, GEORGIA sofia,
har land and Nirginla solid, Iowa. Ni-cpnsID,
and Michigan sulid, nd Texas and Louisiana
Will douD .e>s f,l NV.
hts Will b. al Increase on the second ballot
OF 80 vOtts, and wiil ing the total up g. 23k
votes, lackIng only liz vDt. OF twO-tnirds. Or
course there may Ue some dscid d hanve he.
tween thi, and " EN- sday, wuen tine Dalioting
viii be begun, bat unless there II the ABOVE
hgures will De iouDd ABOUT correct.
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4 III 5lSb GAFIIlL lBD assists o.
7lO5sE THAN 90,O00,OGO.

Z ADJ prepared to write policies on Dwellings
aud Contents; Store Houses and Contents
Mills Fac,,fi.s, aud all good insurable property
az lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings a
specially. viii give my personal attention 10
viewing making diagrams and furnishing such
other needed in ormutiOn % all parties desiring
t. insure. Ny customers will be furnished from
time - time, Blottcrs calendars az well as
printed matter. showing the conditions Of the
Companies In which they are insured.
have given my constant attention 20 the In
Suancc business for the past six years, and being
90 generally known throughout the County, do
not think IL necessary 20 give references. Par
ties ln.uring with me may rest assured that their
policies will be properly written, and that time
is notice viii b. given them rs % date Of 5xpira-
fion. Ny residence wall be at CharlestUWn after
April the first, ls16-uutil that time. will visit
Charlestown every Tuesday q Friday. or any
communications addressed to me at Weyerton,
Nd, will receive my attention.
Very Respectfully,
K. 4. ALEXANDER.
General Insurance Agent.
December %, lS75-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

GOODS


I HAVE now in store and would respectfully ash
4 an inspection of nv Spring Stock purchased
at time when the market was most favorable for
the buyer.
Many Domestic Goods were bought at less than
they cost to manufacture them.
\ full line Of Notions, embracing many Of the
novelties of the season.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS AND
CASSINERES, White Linen Duck Whit. Vest
iuC. Linen and Cotton Goods for Men and Boys
wear.
Considerable addition has been made to my
stock Of shoes in good good,, warranted to give
satisfaction.
\ supply OF GROCERIES constantly on hand.
DAVID HOWELL.
NAY q. lS7G.
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CaAsrrsrows, Jrrs. Co. W. V,

June g. l-7G
Mr. j. F. Ransom, Agent for Eaudelrs Grain
Separator.
Sir. moved to my mill YOUR Separator on
.xL5bltirn M Duke 8 GaIlah,r's and cl .aued over
two hundred bushels OF sore. niu-s and nth which
bad passed through the machinery oI the mill
Cucki. Rye and Garlic that my screens would not
remove were easily separated D., you- Separator :
I.lvir. me- oy-r on, hundred bushels OF wheat
thar mad. Family Flour ot.
Asa Glover and Timothy Seed Cleaner IL is I'M
surpa,.,d-separaung the two seeds readily and
cirIu.v.
cLarruUv recommend 70 O. th, Farmers Of
Jefferson and Berkeley rs the most cpmplct, Fan
ar Separator tLlt h5, ever been offered in this
market. Respectfully.
-~i.r.dr JOHN j. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Day GooDs. NorEoNs. SC,
Grange mixture.

THIS valuable Fertilizer g. manufactured br Dc
old and reliable patar.co GuaGo Co., ~ Bal.
tiuofe, under the immediate supervision Of i'1r
Chemist Dr. G.. A. Lirbig. Il was introduced,
them about three years ago 60 meet The genart.
demand for low priced bat genuine and reI.ab'.
Fertilizer. II has proved an entire success. ard
the demand for 10 has 30 increased that ia.i yer
the sales amounted O. 5000 Tons. It's reh ~
all the elements Of plant lite which the science and
at Of man can supply. ard contains 10 fani n"f
any other valueics- mattr. While not containing
p" large PEE crn.aCc 81 Ammonia ~ most ni On.
high priced fert'ize IL has nearly double ibe
quantity oI Bone Phosyh ete a. Lime 10 tec.n-
posed and available form which makes H rHfr
permanent 10 effect aod c.L.tquently % graf
value 10 the farmer than a. high priced ard b-h.
IS ammouiatcd articles. " invite iarmer'toe ai
and examine the sauric Nr have 40 our sore
house. WASHINGTON Il LlPP!IL
Jolly 90 le7G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
ROBINSON SALOON,

No. q QUEEN STREET,
NARTiNSBURG, WEST VA.
'ENHE BAR il az all times supplied With the very
4 best Liquors. Huntsville Pure Rye, Ken
lucky Bourbon. and other brands. Farmers Mer-
chants, and others supplied BY the pint, quart.
gallon. and larger quantities at low rates. Mixed
and other Drinks supplied at the Bar in first class
style. Ale, Wine, Gin. Brandies, &c. to suit Gus
toners. Cigars Oi all brands. Give me a call.
Sept. 10, 1874. JOHN 5. ROBINSON.
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ESS-TIITL OLD ia MIIY JOURNAL
A KEEPSAKE FOR ALL.
Holiday Goods !
Substantial. Useful. Ornamental


~ T. DELLER is now opening at his
Y. II. ID Drug and Fancy Store on the
Court House Square. the most select and beauti-
fol assortment Of Holiday Presents ever offered
in this market. In addition to his large and gen
eral stock of Perlumcries' Toilet Soaps. Hair and
Tooth Bushes, Combs Pocket Books, Cigar Ca
SEES, and Fancy Toilet Articles generally, he has
carefully selected from the best houses 3oi Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, at least a specimen copy
OF almost every thing unique. new or beautiful
that the needs of the season has produced. He in
vites his friends and the public to examine stock,
a he can but enumerate amongst an endless va
riety OF articles
BJles. Hymn an Prayer POOLS lbeami-
fully bouHdl Photograph Albums, Sfecl Eagra-
rings, CLroisos Of eli sizes and at all prices,
Bobemeaa Vases Toilet Sets, Writing Desky,
Ifort B0res, Noio Cuds, Siereoscopic Hers,
Book Racks, Corner and Side Brackets, Paper
Holders, card Receicers, dc, &c,
With a large and carefully selected assort-
ment OF Chdren's BOOKS. and TOYS from a
Penny Whistle TO a Locomotive.
Ea- With many thanks for the liberal patron
age extended the asst lIolydav season it Is hoped
that with a much larger and by far more attrac
tive supply. his good friends may find something
to suit all tastes and at all prices. Call early and
secure choice as the desire is quick sales and but
a moderate profit
December Is, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

DRESENTS for every one, TO be found at
Dec. 20, 1873. GEO. 4. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Furniture Repaired

VTNUE undersigned has opened Furniture Re
pair Shop the building on corner OF Sam-
u and Main streets. Char-stown-a few doors
Ea,t OF Court \ use. CA same side. He will Re
rair Furniture in substantial aud neat manner at
reasonable prices. aud with pyonptitude.
ls- 81 ISIS 80. 7. G RTST.
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GROCERIES,.

Every kind aud variety. and at prices as low as
au equal article can be procured Tor in the coun-
ty.
~ Thankful to friends and customers ior the
liberalitv OF the past. an early call and examiua
ton Of present stock is solicited.
NAY l3, $50. I. j..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
10000 Pounds of Wool Wanted
I WILL paw the nighest Market Price in CASH
$4,000 lbs. WOOL.
Spring Goods at Bottom Prices
TFRUSSELL x LUCAS are now opening a large
and very carefully selected stock OF
Sprinyand summer Goods,

III IL It. III ~ II = III. ~ a.
Which embraces every article OF fashion or De-
ce,sity that the call OF their customers NAV re-
quir. ! hi, stock has been purchased with an IS e.
specially Co the tghtnrss oi the tunes. and VIII De-
exchanged tor Ca-i or Couurg Pfotfcc az '.tF
small MARCIA above fist invoice. H. short u.t
do not intend t. be- raic,.oid DO ih- mn- k-t ay
Jew or Gentle, and all they Isk from old i.ad-
and customers is an early call, am examination 20
stock and list Of prices, to realize the iact The
stock Is too large for any general enumeration,
other than il embraces
All the latest Spring styles Of Ladies Dress
Goods, from Picavunc 20 u gold dollar per ward.
\ full aud general assortment of Millinery Goods,
Embroideries, Fashionable trimmings Gloves
HaDdkgrcheis and Notions generally. iuli line
OF Ladies Shoes, embracing the celebrated city
made Shoe Manufactured 90 Gus special order
which has no equal in the market: a select asSor,-
ment OF French. English and American Cloths,
Cassimercs, CI.siuctts. and Men and Bows spring
aud summer wear generally. Domcstics ~ al
grades. and AZ prices less than ante-bcllum days.
Men and Bows Hats Of all the latest STYLES and OF
every quality and price. very general as,ort-
mcnt OF Men and Bows Light and Heavy Boots
aud Shoes including the city-madc WORK - oar
order which has been sold IN this market Tor hrc
wears without a complaint: also tie popular
Siitchdown aud The best Brogans 10 the market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby warned not to tresPas,
De enforced against all offenders. Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their boys or they
may be injured. Night pIunderers will receive
special attention by an armed guard. No admit
lance on Sundays TO any person.
Aug. s. lS74-tf. J. J. II. STRAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

aras good land as any Ia ths Valley. about I6 acres
b..og covered With heavy OAK aud Hickory Tins
b-r The B. & %. Is. e., Within three miles. offer
every c.uyra..uc. OF mar Set; ais. OBJ. W. q j.
B-arch. about four miles distant. The Tract lies
beautifully. and isina hi.h ..It. 90 cultivation.
Terms Co salt ;h- tunes. Apply O. or address
j. T. THOMSON.
Cta-isstauu, W. Va, Sept I6, ls16--m.
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Brad e s Super Phosphate.

TT y =" r
At reduced Prices, and terms to sui, the times.
TNAEMEES. do not fail TO call and examine our
1 stock and read our certificates. To most Of
our patrons and friends We send circulars, giving
the experience OF the best farmers in the country
with those standard Fertilizers. We hope they
will read them carefully.
Ia Jefferson county the Bradley Phosphate
speaks It's own praise from its results, and we be-
eve is IN more general use and favor than any
other article offered IN tn market
The Sea Fowl Gulno Is manufactured by the
same Old reliable Con, auy. and is preferred by
some 10 the Bradley. There can be no mistake
in using either ct them, rs their reputation Is too
vol r-tihiishcd for the manufacturers 10 run the
risk %. altering or adult.rating them.
WASHINGTON Il LIPPlTT.
Agents FOR Jefferson, Clarke and Frederick
counties.
August Il, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
POrter's Factory.

TJVIE undersigned. an experienced workman,
having leased the Porter Factory, miles
from Charlestown, Jefferson County, West Nir-
ginia; will endeavor, in the manufacture OF
WOODEN GOODS,
to maintain the excellent reputation for 30 many
wears enjpycd by said Factory under the manage.
mcnt Of its latr proprietor and his SUCCESSORS
rhs Factory is amply supplied with improved
machinery. aud the facilities are such as to ena-
Ole the undersigned to turn out
Every Description Of Goods
heretofore manufactured at said Factory. Deal
crs and other, will be supplied upon call or at
short notice. and upon reasonable terms.
WOOL WANTED.
for which the highest market price in Cash will
be paid upon delivery at the Factory.
Jas Law llooG y Co.. Chat,estown, are au-
tholized 10 purchase WOOL for me.
c. c. THOMAS.
P.O.-Ripon, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
April. "a, ls75-ly.