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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
CASTORIA.

ft a. q miainkr % nuppuHr that taatufin ia not
adapted 10 rrosn persous as wsii as chiidrsu.
Tho only need 81 inerrfas ths quantity. nut
children have 30 uiauy complaints far which
Castoria h adapisd-iikr wtnd Collie, sour sto-
mach, Worms. Tettcf. TosthinH and Cfuap.tsiat
tt T. Ertniiy rccuuin4sn itsi fur titrfm.
fts effects are mutc errinin than Castor on.
ft contains no alcohol ana ia as PHEASANT % take
as honey. q newer wrtpsa. ~ rcguiaiinE the
stomach aud bBwris Caatnria cuois ths hiond
cnpris worms Hud prevents frvrfiahusaas qrlris
thy nerves and plufur.s hfaiih-thru uf cuuFs1
chiidfcu can sisrp be- quisi ani mothers can
frsi.
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nni uur.ss uha have tfiri ii. aud o is having
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60. of wHss.. Hi tilr Laboratory uf .. u. hosc
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

Many persons in jackson will remem-
Der Mr.. Beadle, who was at this place
Turing the crusade, as correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Commercial lie is one
Of the most fair, candid and truthful
men who ever wrote for the newspapers
rhe Cincinnati Gazette sent him to
South Carolina n short time ago, and
here is an extract from one of his let
ters:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

A child twenty months old, of VIM.
Hatch, at Frost's Station, in Athens
county. got on the railroad track, and a
passing train broke its arm, and cut of
its leg 1t is doing WELL says the Athens
Journal
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

The following Is from the lronton
Commercial
Judge ". X. Hastings, Of Jackson.
committed suicide nt Philadelphia. on
FRIDAY morning ot last week The Judge
bad been worried by what be iancied
Fa- a conspiracy against him, I'll he bad
lot his mental balance aud was undoubt-
-llv insane. lie was a man Of the ut
most honor and probity, highly rcspsct
I'd by all who knew him Ia 1872 hc
was elected 10 GIL Iudgc Johnson's un-
expired term on the bench. The writer
attended a school taught in Jackson by
hsm over twenty years since
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

That dirty dog who told the lie about
Hayes getting S400 from him-we mean
chaplain" Harper, has written another
batch Of lies and nonsense, which we
find in the rebel Point Pleasant Register
IL appears that this notorious fool and
liar has been hoisted out of the N. E
Church. A. good thing Tor the Church.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

The Dayton a Southeastern Narrow
Gauge Railroad is now completed be-
tween Xcuia and Washington aud trains
have been run between these places.
Now for Wellston.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

We see small posters in town, signed
by James Emmitt notifying the stock.
holders Of the S. j a P. X r that they
must pay up. or they will be compelled
to do so. From the following from the
Springfield Republic. we do not think
that the stockholders in this place are
sinners above all men:
FINE PROSPECTS or OUR NARROW GAUGE-THE
WORK TO BE VIGOROUSLY PUSHED.
Quite a spirited meeting of the Stock
hold-Is was held at the room of the Com
pany in the Commercial Block, Tuesday
night, Ia hear statement Of the psog
ress OF the work to date, from Director,
Warder and Fuos. Universal surprise
was expressed at the success, in the cir
cumstauces. and also pleasure at the
prospect OF an early completion Of the
sections Of the road from this point to
Washing gton c. II T., and from jackson to
Waverly. The last named was reported
ready for track laying and the iron hav
ing been secured il will be laid rs fast a.
practicable from the Jackson end toward
Waverly which point the earth
work and masonry will now be pressed
20 completion 10y those successful and
energetic contractors, G. l. Rucker *
Son, who have lately undertaken the
last remaining section from Waverly to
BaiubFidge.
The whole line being now under con
tract, and the representation of the abil
lty Of the Directors to put 80 much OF 10
| IN running order with the means at their
Command justified the meeting i'm urging
the Directors at this end of the line to
proceed to collect immrdiately--by legal
means it ncces~ary-all delinquent sub
scriptions and following that, to press
forward the tracklaying from this end
as last as possible
! IL was shown, also. that the earthwOrk
aud all timber constructions are in such u
state al iorwnrduess that all can be easily
| kept out OF the way OF the track laying
Hence, the only remaining need Is the
means to secure an early delivery OF the
non upon the line.
| Now, gentlpmpu--subScri you
ublise the agents OF the company 80 pro
ceed To compel you t. do your duIy. or
show the accustomed characteristics OF
/ this community and call at once and fur
/ uish the necessary means to proceed
with the work?
a delay 10y the company to proceed
| and protect the embankment before the
| Winter fro-ts come, 10y laying the track
and ballasting. will result In heavy de
| Or, cation ia the same. as we'll as a loss
/ on the investment up 10 this date.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

Hr following OntutlIut lines 10y " MT !,
.ier, should have been published la-t 1
week; but genuine poetry is always in |
place:
THE EVE OF ELECTION.
BY JOHN g. wHTrIER.
From gold to gray,
our mud sweet day
Of Indian Summer ladies too soon
But tend rly
Above the
Hangs, white and calm, the hunters moon.
In lis pale fire
Tue vIslag- ~piTe
shows like the ZDIiac'> spectral lance.
The painted walls,
MurTcou 30 iail,
Transfgured stand in marble trance,
O'erflilcn leaves
Tue wssi wind gricVcs
Yet comes "A s.s4l-tima rough again;
The morn shall see
The stale sOWn free
With bdlpful taIvs or hralthful grain.
Along the street
The shadows meet
OF Destiny, wLo-e hands Conceal
The mplds OF fate
That sndIb- Of State,
And make or mar the common veal
Around see
The powrrs that be;
/ stand by Empires primal springs, a
Aud plinceS meet
Ia every street,
And hear the tread oi uncrowned kings!
Hark through the crowd
Tue !. ugh rings loud,
Ben"ath the sad, r,buking i,i'".lt.
God save tie land,
y Catr sisss> n.titu
hay shake or swrrYe ere mOrrow's noon.
NoJast ist &C.
One cast m o
May blast the hope vi r.. ms year.
Oh! take me wnefe
Are hesiIts OI prayer
And heads bowed low iI Tts crcnt fear.
Not lightly fall
Beyond T,-r.sIl
The written s-IuIls b.rath can float;
Tie crowniuE Tact,
THE kiuZliU-t act
OF freedom is tue fICyinaH's vote.
For Ieails that gem
\ dIadum.
The diver in the dee sea dies;
Tue regal right
We boost ts,-uight
j. ours through costlIvr sacrifice.
Our hearts grow cold,
We llgntly mold
A right which brave men diei TO gain;
Tue stake, the cord,
the AK, the sword
| Grim nurses AT the Diftn OF pain.
The shadow rend,
And OR u beud,
| o martyrs, with your crowns and palms.
| Brrst. he through these throngs
Your battic-SuHg~,
Your scanold-piayeis anu duhgeon-psalms.
Look frOHu the sky,
Like GOd's great eye,
Thou solemn moon, with searching Z eam,
Ttif ia the sight
OI thy pure hight
Our mean Self-seckiugS meancr seem.
| Shame from our hearts
Unworthy arts,
/ To frauds designed, the pur puSe dark;
Ana sinIte away
The hands We luy
Pfofancly on the sacredalk.
To party claims
And private aims
Reveal that august Lice OF Ttuth.
" hereto given
Tue age OF a. aveu,
! The beauty of immortal youth.
SO shall our voice
Oi sovereign CiIuice
swell the deep bass of duty done,
/ AMI strike the key
| Of time To he
When God and man shalt speak as one.
---@-g-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

Mrs lone Jones. wife OF John l.
Jones. Esq brought us from the Ccntsn.
uial. a cops ol tho Declaration Of indie
p.ndrucc which was printed upon the
same press upon which was printed the
Grst copy p! the declaration. There ia
cut OF lhy pr,rs upon the sheet IL j.
called lAs Ephaia press, and from The
picture given must be a very rude. elum.
~ piece Of maehinsry.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

Some time ago we were informed that
John Schwritz-r formerly Of this place,
had been adjudged to be insane in Ports
mouth, and sent 10 the Athens Asylum
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
MEDICAL.
CENTAUR
l,INIME NTS.

Tho lame can b. hsaicd and the wounded
made whole. We know iuat what TIE Crntanf
Linimsnts viii Do. They wiii not mend bsok.
~ bones or cuHE cAsCnn. but thsy viii extract
s"Funcss, aiiay rain, eur- Hhshmaiisfn ana .
larger range Of nrsh, bone nna uusrie ailnannfs
than any article ever before discovered.
scientific skin cannot 81 beyond ths enscfs
of thcse rcmaikahie preparations CumnNtc
RurrNArtau ~ many ysafs' standing, Nsu.
ralaia, Weah-liark, Fewer Hufrs. WErrfNu.
SfNEws, Hciatira, Caked Breasts. Distorted
Joints and Hpraiuei Limbs - the worst hind
are currd ~ the White Centauf fiuifnsnL
n VIII destroy iain and mnAL WITHOUT a
scAn al ofdiuafy Barns and Hcaids. n wiu
rNtuci TIE poison of ntsa aud HfinEs and TIE
fruat frum Fruzen Limits. q iavrrY smcaclous
ipr Earachr.rouiharhs. aud CrrAsEors Enrr-
ROSS.
Mr Iosiah woataks. ~ siaysviiie. ohio.
writes
"Far years my Hhuumaiisn has bren - bad
Tue nf.t ihrfv hutiifa uf CtutanF t.inimrmt 81.
ahlFd fuu o. walk Wililuut fuF Crufrhrs. am
ruendluz fapiaiy. think yotlr Liuifasnt sim.
ply marvel"
IN. Bcnnstt. Drurgi,i. norE FTaifin. 80.
says
~Ccntaur GInlmrnt asiia bettfr AMI givsa ihs
best sstisfaction ~ anythinE iu the fnafErf."
What tlr CcntaaF LinimFnt hes doas faf
othcm d vii Do cor yau. u ia handy.
u d reliable, and ii b rhrap
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
I d. sPRATT. A. II. FRENCH
BANKING HOUSE
--uE--
SPRATT & FRENC
Successors TO Adams, Spratt q Co,
ABERDEEN, Miss Oct IS 1876
A. H. FRENCH.
II D. sPRATT
Ed Standard -
jackson CT OHIO

Ed Standard -
jackson CH Ohio
DgSir
Please do me the the favor to di.con
tinue my subscription TO your paper *
hand any brllance that may b. due me-
To my Bro (L w Frpnch) - am in in
reept OF letter frotI Lrand-r in which
he says your statement about IIarfys
lutto affair is f aiSe - N Sir had il have
been Tue do not think it b e cane
YOU OF any jentleLian 10 puhlish such an
article any reply you LIay have to
make TO this you will d~ so 10y letter a. |
10 not want aIy Nstrs piper issue nor will
pemit my self To- be forced into one
Should YOU decide Otherwise a publish
anything slande. Gus against me * detri
mental to my ch. acter ,e assured | will
bold yuu responsible personally { which OF
course / know you are)- TINS matter
--Eret probably more than you do
liked you a. you paper AZ 70. your
uniform kindness to my sell & my
Father family ] shall always remember
youwiih feelings Of kindness | am
truly sorry that your q nj for your parry
would make you 20 Tor forget honor * in
tegrity as TO publish f aise Il slanderous
ar tlcle against a member OF a family that
althodiilrring from you in politics wer al
was you friends Do not think presume
on the matter of friendship tor that
has been mutual IL any portin OF
this lcttr is or seem to b. too rough
can only say that / am sorry that the
case demands. it
You early attentn is solicited -
Very Rep
All. Frcn ch
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

A carpenter named Joseph Nanmetre,
fell off new building in Middl-port, a
distance of twenty FIVE feet. and dislo
Gated his hip Joint. and his jaw.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

The Republicans have made immense
gains on Congressman. Gen. Butler and
Gen Banks are among the Republicans
elected in Massachusetts,.
The latest we have at this writing, is
the following. from the Cincinnati Times:
THE NEXT CONGRESS
In the next Congress. the Republicans
will have decided majority in the Sen
ate. as we have heretofore shown in de
tail
The probabilities are :hat the next
House will be close. as larre Republican
gains OF Representatives were made in
October and yesterday. The following
Is an estimate OF the probable political
complexion OF the House:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

These estimates may be varied slightly
by the full returns, but there Is likely to
be less than half a dozen majority on
either side
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

Henry Jackson. q colorcd man. fell
into a salt sraiucr a Clifton. West vir.
Einia, aud was 20 badly scalded a. 10
rauee hfa death
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
GO0D-BY.

This is the last number of the Stand
ard that will be sent to our campaign
subscribers 1t always causes a feeling
Of sadness when, at the end OF a cam
paien, we cut off several hundred names
from our list. During several months
we have had kind OF acquaintance
that il, we have been talking to you, il
you have not been talking to US. We
have endeavored to be fair, and candid,
and truthful. so far as is possible during
so heated political contest
Hereafter, we will make the Standard
what il was before the opening Of the
campaign-a paper devoted to the right.
the pure and the good. We will have no
personal quarrels. If low, vulgar black
.uards yelp and howl on our track, they
may have il all to themselves There l.
TOO much earnest work to he done, to
waste time and space in the paper in
exposing individual rascality and mean
ness.
We regret that we shall be compelled
W sAIlht lIpiu puI ilob SUNNI Nho "tN h"t
campaigDers. 1t is a hard time on news
papers, and we cannot afford to send the
paper very long without pay.
We hope many Of our campaign sub
~crihers will renew, and others come in
We will send the paper until January ].
lS7S-nearly fourteen months, for 81 80.
Now notice, if the letter is printed
on the little yellow slip on your paper,
you will understand that it means cam
paign," and that this Is your last paper
unless you renew ut once.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

George Lewis was killed near Nesuyius
Furnace, Lawrence county, 10y tn" cavinc
tU,pLy
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

A frightiul outrage was committed
upon a little giil nine years OF age, in
Marietta, by a man named Zang. He is
now in Jail.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
GJuD IlHES.

Now we may expect good times once
times as we had in the last
years Of James Buchanan's administra-
tion. Then men worked at the furnaces
a. fifty cents a day, and several of the
furnaces broke up, and the laborers never
got anything. There are thousands oi
d 'llars standing in judgments on our
Court records. and have been standing
there for nearly twenty years, against
D amond, Limestone, Young America
and Iron Valley Furnaces, the legacics
OF the last Democratic administration.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

A little girl 10 Wilmington, Ohio, &C
cidrntally fell, and biz of Ihe end OF her
tongue.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

GsEND 49,. 3D. q. a.. UuW XII 90. Nsw
- Nufk. Boz Fafnfftiiut uf itK pasras NuntatmlmE
ilstn ~ .nss uuuallaInvfa. and satimnisa .hnwlng
cuet " a. seuisiuE. tsaE.iATe-y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

was taken from his house to Jackson
station, put in a gully and shot dead.
Meanwhile the Beaufort railroad be
tween there and Augusta, had been torn
up and freight train wrecked, on which
he whites found fresh cause for anger
the same party which had killed Kelsey
law Kit FInnissy sitting 10y the wrecked
train when one of them cried out, "Yon
der 5 d-d Radical nIggrr,' upon which
Finnissey jumped and run, hut was shot
,iown and lay badlcy wounded all night
IN a ditch. They also shot Wilkins
Hamilton in the back, but at such long
range that he was not badly hurt. All
hese the whites claim had been engaged
u tearing up the track, on which point
am as yet unable to obtain any evi
dence.
Meanwhile a more fearful tragedy was
progress in Eilenton. When report
pf the troubles reached there on Mon
lay, il was announced that the white
were marching on the place to kill all
he blacks, and the latter gathered to
he number of $50. They had some
guns, but very little ammunition.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
The yellow Ccntaur Linimcnt

b. worth ~ weight IN Eaid to owners of hsf.ss
aud muiea.
THIS Linimeut has cured more Hprainrd.
swscnied, RIMS h1ncd aud oail.d Iiarscs Ia
three yeafs than have al tie Fauiert Ia the
csuutfy la en- age. tts Cnecta are slfnpiy son.
dsffuL
We have thousands upon thouaanda uf clfii-
nnairs ua strong Ia ths fiIiuutuE
"My huf-r was iaur flF y yfaiF ulth . fctinrk
WfNfiTus AZ frtmffIffaa mtfHffN fHliFsi 80 cure
amu rsuHifiHftsi hifm mWftMlraa umfl & rufua
Hieurtl tu uss 1rutauf t.iuifnrmt, whirn fapld.
~ cured hlfus tifatflilg rurufutFnd o.
HikN. NEns W. FEnitfH
"MMmufN iElrs tsriluitHftW tIUss - N ~
"bfar -ifs=i have usssi Yuuf gsutauf timi.
mint bee ul2 tAtutiN. seed utf,l BE- a. iar uf art1f
value fisfsss afisu ftH twW tsuliafa' wufths unr
fBf tuU mulsa ama hutafn4
RlLEY ziCKLEs.
"fails station, Wyomina. Ia"
~ mHke- v.rr iiftlc diu,rvncr what ths rasa
a., whsthsr u b. wrench, sprain. pnii-gvii. Hng-
bone, scratrhcs ur iamsnra ui any kind. the
sflgcta nr. the same. tiv~fytnsn. ~faEr tfupfi-
sturs, fauurtss ec.. aaouid newer b. withuuf
the Nriiuw q, ntaur t.iuitnrut. % b. said uvcfy
where, aud wafuuiri in ils tnscis.
Laboratory % J y Rosc A Co.
mpsy si.. Ssw luik.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09
For Cutnneous Disorders

And all eruptions Of the skln, this Ointtnenl
most Invaluable. IL does not heal ,xt.fu.,
aipli'' hui Penetrate, with tine most S.artllI
eHe'i> Z" the very root ~ the evil.
HOuOway'S Pills
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

The following beautiful lines 10y WHIT. !.
tier, should have been published la-t
week; but genuine poetry Is always IN
nlIcn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-11-09

Invariably cure th G following diseases
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-26

A NOVEL DUN.-Printers are ingenious
fellows in the way of inveDtiDg duus for
their patrons; but the following from the
East Alo1umia", rather exceIs any thing We
have seen in the way of originality. Who
would dare to owe printer after reading it
"In our opinion, one of the puuishmeDts
that some people will fud prepared for them
in Tdrtarus will be TO be chased round and
round its gloomy circumference, by the ghosts
Of Printers. Imagine, reader, how you would
feel, going it in the marshes of Styx, at
your EXTREMIST pace. followed by the shadow
of defuuct publisher, with sharp stick in
one hand, and q bundle of unreceipted ac-
counts in the othesg Now you sink IN the
sulphur bog for recoIlect you are the ghost
of q well-fed man-whiIe the greyhound. like
spirit of your starved creditor jobs you with
his stick in the region of honor, and urges
you onl Remember, too, this will be no
single dash for a Datle,' but that It will be
continued until your executors or heirs balance
the books on earth r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-26
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH!
Chesapeakef& Chic Railroad.
The only DOubis Daily all Rail Route
FROM WAsHINGToR,

Leaving BALTIC. & Potomac R. r. Depot, Cor. 9Th
fndl B Sta.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-26
Hayes and bis S40o.

from the Charleston Cw. Val Courier.l
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Nancy Whitlow,
the mother of Isaac B. Whitiow, the man
who was shot during tho war for desertion,
made her appearance in this Office. She
lives in this county, in the Shoot Hollow of
Georges Creek, and has lived there since
the spring Of 1865. Since the death Of bor
son, she has twice traversed thirteen counties
of tho States Of Virginia and West Virginia
in search of him, but until recent date she
never heard Of him.
Her first intimatiOn Of what became Of him
was the following letter from q sistor in Vir.
ginia, who knows ali about the affair. Sho
can prove her identity and asks for all the
property. including tho S400, 10 be forked
over. The letter was accompanied by long
account of the affair taken from tho Louis.
vile Commercial:
ROCKY MOUNT. Va, Nov. 20, 1876.
TO Mrs. Nancy WItitEOD, Maiden jSalsncS.
Ka"arOha county, West Va:
DEAR NANCY:-I know you will bo glad
to get some information, though II be sad, Of
your unfortunate son Isaac, whose fate 90 far
last summer, Nick Carper stumbled upon n
copy off the daily Louisville, KY, Commercial
newspaper, dated September 10, 1876, which
described the death of man named Whit
low, under circumstances such as to impress
him that he was your son. l am sure Il gives
q correct account of the death of poor Ike.
and cut it ont Cthat is the piece) of tho
newspaper, and forward II to you. You will
see that he left scme money, (S400.OO) and
several watches, in care Of Rev. Mr. Harper.
Of Hartford City, W. Va, to be sent to You.
don't know how you will get the e4OO 90
left you, since It appears that General Hayes.
(Dow candidate for President got It and
don't know what he did With it, but Mr.. Har-
per professed to be anxious to turn over the
watches
hope you are all we'll. We are all we'll
aud all send love.
Your afectiOnats sister,
LUCY RLANRENsHTp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-26

J.L. MORROW,
Pas. Agt. col and Goa Penn Ave. Washington
w. NJ s. DUNN. Eng. sup't. Richmor a
Deco E1ber 10. ls76-u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-26
UPHOLSTERING.

TTNHE uudersigued would give notice to tho Cit
izens of Charlestown and surrounding coun-
ties, that he will do all kinds OF UPh0lstcri6g,
Repairing old Mattresses and old Sofas, new
Springs put in If needed, all kinds of other
FURNITURE FIXED up,
at the shortest notics-~nrk done lower than else
where in the county. He may be found at III hours
through the day at the corner OF Main and Samuel
streets, few doors above the COurt-House. will
also Cane Chairs r. C, RUST
June %, lS75-1y,