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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15
Ranch For Sale,

A fine ranch on the Rawhide for sale
cheap. For further particulars apply
at the Office of
Sc lot IRWIN Il S~TIMPsoN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Mr. Jones has been refitting the Rail-
road house sample room, and his assist
ant Dan Knapp, now has the hand
soonest little place in the city.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

The grass along the line of the Bis
marck route has been destroyed by
prairie fires and the generalization
among bull trains can be easily mag
ined. They will be obliged to substi-
tute mules for their oxen or draw off
their trains. Ok trains'can't afford to
carry fodder like a mule outfit, because
they are too long between stations.
The Fort Pierre route is in about the
same fix, and the result of the whole
thing will be advantageous to the Cbey-
enne route.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

ARRIVE FROM souTH. DEPAR SOUTH.
Passenger ...l235 p. m. Passenger. 600 d, nj,
Freight. rs y. m. Freight. bio u. IN.
Railroad time Is thirty-five minutes faster
than city time.
c. & d. II. STAGE LINE.
ARRIVE AT PAR FROM
Ch~eyenne--lO:00 n. IN. Cheyenne. 2OOp. IN.
Deadwood -- $50 m. Deadwood So. 7:SOa m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Donna Maria 2-button
Kid Gloves at 81 a pair.
We guarantee these the
best in the Territory
for the money.
MARKS g. MYERS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

The first accident has occurred at
the Omaha bridge, a man named VIM.
Mahoney being knocked into the river
last Wednesday. His body had not
been recovered at last accounts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Four car of mdse., 9 Of oats, l of
corn and l of potatoes for Cheyenne,
and 8 a of hay for Fort Russell, will
arrive from the east this morning.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, Big Little
Man, Young Man Afraid of His
Horses, No-Water and about fifteen
other red lovers of repute, under charge
of Lieut.. W. p. Clark, will leave for
Washington in about two weeks for the
purpose of interviewing President
HAYES.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

The session of the District Court at
Rawlins, which convened on Monday
last, closed on Thursday. But a few
cases were on the docket, and these
were quickly disposed of.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Tusler Bros. shipped 81 cars of cattle
from Sidney; j. w. Tiff shipped 80
cars from Julesburg, and Carey Bros.
shipped % cars from Pine Bluffs, all on
Yesterday
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Aheayy snow storm, accompanied by
a very strong wind, ragged along the
Union Pacific from Buford to Sher-
man, thirty miles west of here, yes
terday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Charlie Harris, the California COM
ique, and Mr.. Dan Murdy, the charac-
ter artist, will start for Montana to-
day, giving performances along the
road. They are great favorites where
ever they have performed. They in
tend to start a first-class variety show
as soon as they arrive in Montana.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15

Capt. W. S. Stanton, chief engineer
Department of the Platte, who recently
surveyed the route from Cheyenne to
Deadwood and thence across the oun
try to Fort Mckinney, has just COM
pleted the survey of the military reser-
walton, six miles square, at the latter
post. He is aided by Lieut.. Swigert,
Sd Cavalry, and Lieut. Seaton, 4th
infantry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-15
She Saved Her Chickens.

Don JUAN DoLonE.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
The Voice of the People.

Ore &C the largest, most respectable. and en-
thusiastic political gatherings that ever assem-
blel in Washington, yesterday flied Ford's
Opera House to OVERLOOKING. Il las n Demo-
cratic conyocation. under the auspices Of the
Tildeu and Hendricks Club of this CITY and in
the Interest of the liberties, the Constitution,
and tic union Of the whole American people.
IL is emineutly roper that at the capital Of
the country the voice Of earnest protest, e'o-
quent appeal, and sturdy determination should
be lifted up against wrong, for right aud for
victory.
1t is eminen,iy proper that the spirit which
the orators aud audience exhibited on this &C.
casion should characterize similar gatherings
all over the land.
That distinguished English statesman and
patriot, Edmund Burke, has furnished US With
lesson which /, would be we'll tn lay at heart.
He says, in substsnce, thei when the bad con
spre the good mus, combine, or they will fall
uupilicd IN miserable struggle.
II is only necessary foi The people 80 lie
made acquainted with the dangers that ihrear-
en f,Y them to he inspired with the sp'i. AMI
she means Of defense.
1t is by such GATHERINGS as that Of yesterday,
when neu mi0ele together III the Interchange
Of opn.on. and she MASSES are presented face
TO face vitd evils which hang uos nnly like q
leaden weight o. she prosperity OF their coun-
Try, but which overshAduw ~ = cloud the fu-
ture existence of Al that makes that conuiTy -
name and ra,ion 20 he proud Of, .Ant repnb-
lies are saved lrow destruction.
The ,our Il tbs meeting cannot BE- too high
~ commerd,d In The speeches which Ne
publish to- hay will be- found an expression oi
those sentiments which pctvaie the lGrg, ma
prity Of the people, the warnings 10 be h'ars-
eued unio the principles ~ be p'cser 'e'i, aud
the methods e. be adapted.
We trust HAT every metropolis, Gown. aud
hamlet may repeatedly witness just sarh gath
rriugS a> that OF YESTERDAY, and that ihe hole
people will ,xpTeSs win visor aud Sp'niaus l.,
their horror OF the usurpaion which is ih'eat.
euel by the Radical party - Washington
Union, jan Oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
The West Virginia Legislature.

The Legislature Of IVES. Virginia assembled
at Wheeling on Wednesday. 10Th Instant
The Democratic Caucus which met on Tuesday
night made the following nominations; For
Speaker: Capt, Eu>tacc Gibson, Of Cabell;
Cl j b. Pty,on WAS nominated lor Clerk by
reclamation; Col n b. French, Of Mercer
county, Sergcaut-at-Arms Capt. 5. II. Camp
bell. Of Gllmer, for Door-Keeper. There is no
doubt these nominations we're ratified by the
House on Wednesday Capt. Gibson is a
gentleman originally from RappAhanuock, and
was a conspicuous member ct the Underwood
Virginia CorVeu,iuu. A gentleman Of decd-
ea ability, and ruqu, STONED Democracy. His
competitor for the nominations WAS Hon. W n.
Chancellor, If Mood. Tie Jefferson Delegates
opposed each oiher-Maj Il"6 voting ior
Capt Gibson, and Mr. Cross tor Mr. Chancel-
lor. The vote resulted 20 fer Gibson, 20 Tor
Cuaucellor. Hon. T. Willis Wilson presided
put in nomination by Mr. Cross.
The following nominations for officers o: the
Senate were made in Caucus on Tuesday night
alSo:
President. Mr. y. S. Arnet;. Of Marion -
Clerk. Mr.. Z. A. Cunningham, of Peudeton
Assistant do. Mr. Martin, of Cal ell; Ser
s,,ut-at-arms. Mr. Anderson. Of NlehUlas =
Doorkeeper, Mr.. Perciva!.
We presume it is Dir. I II. Perciyal. oI
Po5yar In this Cnnnty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
Bennett-May

For the past six months the papers have had
much to say concerning the engagement OF
James Gordon Bennett, owner Of the New
York Herald, and Miss May, daughter Of DR..
May Of New York, formerly Of Washington
City. Numerous times have been designated
by the quid nuucs Of the press for the conSum-
nation OF the marriage contract, and highly
Wrought descriptions Of rich gifts and elegant
troussedu have from time 10 time appeared in
the public prints. The great wealth and con-
spicuous position Of Mr. Bennett and the ac-
compliments and beauty and social surround-
iugs Of Miss May have afforded themes inr the
more than occasional employment OF the pens
of uewsy and sensational Contributors 81 the
press and added interest 10 The contemplated
nupiial ceremony. But from some cause the
engagement is annulled, and few days ago a
brother of Miss Nay assaulted Dir. Bennett in
the streets of New York, iuilicting severe blows
upon the face with u cowhide. A scutfis en-
sued. when friends appeared and separated the
bclligerent parties. Without knowing definite
~ the cause OF the assault, without condemn
ING some question the propriety Of thus re-
dressing private grievance by an attempt t.
degrade. As was expected challenge ensue'l,
and a hostile meeting topk place on Monda!
last at Saughters Station, Delaware. Shots
were exchanged but nobody hurt.
James Gordon Beuuetr's surgeon in the late
Duello. DR.. Phelphs. has Geen arrested IN
New York, and by the Court committed Tor
contempt in not answering questions which he
thought wOul3 cruinate himself. He applied
for writ of habeas corpus. which was grant
cd by Judge Donahue Bennett and May
have thus far evadeh the Ulcers uf tie law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
The Danger Ahead.

The political uncertainty created by tie
conspirA " o. connt IN Rutherford p Hayes a.
President has wrought enormous dausse e.
material interests IN thn country The de-
s,ruc,ion Of business aod property which II
hAs already caused la. bevn estimated at one
thousand millions OF dollars; bat II
it is continued. il will ere loug have 10 be !eck-
uusd Us larger Agurts.
Ii Hsye, should he put into the White
House by ihe means which have been prepaI-
rd and announced too the purpose, BY maxim
the President If the y .naie the role arbier "I
the lecioral votes, aud by putting d'Su 10,
House Of Representatives viih military iorcc.
one cf the eaiiT results wlnld he The
failure Of more than half the business Arms n,
the country, with tie sioppass of all kinds ol
industry, the pinperism at lah'ring people, a
universal panic, and misery inc.icGlshle
nong every class OF the p pulatiun.
Snch would he anong the 6rst fruits OF
nnking President 10y the Returning Bard,
il tue South and frali aud violence IN WASH
CD gtuu.
The SIRE way {, avoid these evils Is To lei
justice aud night take their cou'oein The in
auguration of Samuel J TiIden N Y sun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
Death Of Commodore Vanderbilt.

"C,mmodore Cururlius Vanderbilt. the
Railroad King OF New York died in that city
/ un the I,h Instant, ~ she advanced age Of SO
I years aud possessed u wealth estimated a.
. eigbtt-6ye millions Of dollars. He had been
ia IN health for months, aud had been percep-
/ ,ibly falling for some days Immediately pre-
c,dinc his death. 50 that his demise was not
/ unlocked 70, By bin nor unexpected by his
friends
I At the age Of -ix'een, having an aversion 10
books and rec,r Ing school a. a prisnn, he
lopcei for fre,dcm - and a boat, and. hay-
I ing perseverel 4, his desire 20 be independent
and relieved 1t parental, restraints, he prrae-
vercd It'll his fond desire % lie the pos>essor
Of bnat WAS graiifeL aui he embarked hope
fully upon the rug ,,.l SeA of hfp and wonder
iul energy and capacity developed for each
successive enterprise enabled him 20 accumu-
late COLOSSAL fortune lie added t. mis- one
little boat until he cnmmiuded feet of his
own comprizei Of tweuiy-one ocean steam
ships and Nrty-ive steamboats, hence his
title " Conn odore" Tie had also entered into
railroad enterprises. and became the great
railroad mlsnate, having invested million, it,
railroads where lie hai hundreds OF thousand,
al,at Daring the late war he presented the
u. : government his steamer Vanderbilt"
which cost him a million dollars. Since The
war be founded University at Nashville.
Tennessee, known rs " The Vanderbilt Uuiyrr-
Sly and under the auspices Of the NJ E
Church. S,u,h. To Ihis Institution he donated
uiue hundred Thousand dollars, aud in making
tins mu,hcoL, gift said it was bis past OF the
broihcriy help tina, he though; tie North
ought % -iye the south.
Nos, Of the yslrs Of tins notable ma7 were
wholly devoted 70 worldly pursuits, hnt le
was spared lous enough - learn 10 appreciate
The fact th,; an bis accumulated wealth must
be left on this .ile the SHINING shore 30; that
these were as noush, compared with the r:ch-
e. the iaestimable blessing Of the love Of the
Savior Of men, and in contemplating the near
ness OF death be sa;l When my Maker sees
III to take ,oe away fsJm ny worS, I an ready
20 60
There was 4 marked beauty snl simplicity
observed 20 the funeral ubSeqnieS conducted
by bis pastor, Rev DR.. Charles f. Deems OF
d" The Church Of the Strangers
The C,mm,lo-e leaves al his property u
his son. Wm II Vanderbilt. who /, q pay the !
following brQuests: Fivo hundred thousand
dollars 81 eacn Of bis daughters 10 Cornelius
Vanderbilt his s,u. the interest o0 iwJ hun
dr,.l lhJgslnd dlIlArs; 10 his wife. two han .
drci auj fifty Thousand in addition % he FIVE
hundred Thousand settled 0n her a. marriage. /
together with bis mansion, iurui,ure. plate. /!
hurSes &C.. In addition he leaves one million .
dollars {, b. divided among lit OF frames. in .
cuiius huy ihuusaud e. Jacob II Vanderbilt. .
hiS rothgr; twenty thousand {, Rev Charles
Deems, aud hom twenty Thousand 20 lily
thousand Of Harlem and CcatFs. railroad shares
= zach q ljs gTsussczs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
Efficient Services Appreciated.

In the city Of New York on the lst instant
a change OF administration took place, aud We
have bera watching the press Of that city with
some interest to learn The fare ct Col. j Fairfax
Mclaughlin. well and lavorahly known 70 ma
as Of our people. an iucun,beut of a mott res
puusible , ffice there County aud Supreme
Court Deputy Clerk. We have no doubt eou-
,emplatiug tie change there was great anxiety
% the part Of the ius, aud large eXpecta-
ijvu> ou tLe par, It the cuts We are very
much gratiGel I, Cad that the new Conuty
Clerk sud Clolk Of tle Supreme Curt lJuo
peTsOn G.lus both oEicesl has been pleased To
reappoiut Ch. Mclaughlin tu the Deputy
CicrksL pa position be aas So accep'abIy oe-
cupied during the past three years. In fact,
during the administration of the late iHcum-
bent. Hon. Wm Walsh. whose health was
poor, the management and control Of the Coun-
IS aud Supreme Court Clerks Offices. with
their City or sixty clerks, Was committed to
Cul. Mclaughlin. All the Court aud other
monte. amounting 10 hundreds OF thousands ol
dollars annually. were entrusted To Col Mel.
and sub iect g. his check alone, during the en-
tire term, aud bis retention by the new incum.
bent was an acknowledgment II capacity aud
worth. A. a to>,in Ouial Of appreciation OF
valuable service rendered and huhlulneSS To
the trust reposel, CT. Mclaughlin WAS the
recipient Of a Christmas Gift from the late
Clerk-a splendid hle-sze bust Of tie Hon
John Kelly, whom the donor knew 10 be a
particular friend Of Col Mclaughlin. The
bust is by Prof Charlie. Roussel, one Of the e.
nest sculptors in the country. and is laultltss
I, IS 10 Clrrcra marble aud mounted ~ a mas
,ive pedestal Of dark green yasiesated marble
and Co.'S, $3.50 co.
The above facts will be interesting and graf
living to many " cur readers Tho greatly all
miro G l. Mclaughlin, personally. and appre-
ciate his ability a. a writer and public speaker
and fearless advocate ola constitutional admin
istration of public affairs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
Z From he Arblnu Army. Jan 81

Hayes. Wheeler. Ferry, Krlug. Packard,
Cnamhrrl,in, and the whole crew "f u,urper>,
in their treason accomplished and their treason
pruje ted. have not The slightest title 10 the
respect of law-ahidin2 people. The one is u"
letter than ihe other And neither occupies
as high place as Louis Napoleon. Hayes
can only become President Of a subjngaied
people. The Republic ceases tn exist il his
pre,enSious are recognized He has lawful
right to but twu vote, from Oregon. His legal
tlil- tn the vote of South Carolina has never
been completed lie has nu equitable right l.
the vote "f FlurilA Aud be has neither legal
nor equitable ti'leto The vote # l1uiSiAra.-
He may I've proclaimed President. and bayo-
acts may hold him npnn hrs stolen seat. But
he vii re Traitor nevertheless
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
"Cid EciiabEe."

There are many repnie'I rene lies for that
very prevalent disease Chronic Nasal Cita RI
but none which have given general Satisfaction
and become ACKNOWLEDGED standard pTepnra-
lions. except Dr. Sa2e's Ch'arrh Remedy. Il
continues T. Ell y an unprecedented pupnlhrI-
~. This reputation has been earned thror.t
thr perm ,nent cures G1l"h II has wr rnIIt, nav
lng proved Itself spe'ili' IT. the worst fnfns
If the ds,a>r. Plrrcer Picket Memorandum,
Bpuks are given away II drng stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
The Louisiana Conflict.

The popular response To the Conservative
Governor Of Louisiana at New Orleans ~
Tuesday demonstrates the earuestuesS will
which the mass OF the people have entered
upon The work of Ignoring the claims If the
nlveuturers who have u,urped the oiliccs OF
The State TIE militia in support Of the au-
tho'iry # Governor Nichols have taken pos
session Of all the prhlic fhces in the city ex-
ceIt the State House, and installed the c"user-
yarive judges # tie supreme Curt, who have
formally sprcA! their commissions upon tie
records Packard, who was fraudulently
counted in as Governor ~ the notorious re.
turning board. remains in possession Of the
State HOUSE, guarded by several bundled arm.
el police, mainly CO ored men. All of the
events 81 yesterday we're accomplished with
out a collision Of arms. though the situation
WIS regarded as critical A few stray shots
were fire1 in the vicinity ot the State House.
but 10 one was hurt. Governor Nichols is
sued a procl in the afternoon eujiuing
no resort 10 violence aud urging the crowds Of
people gathered at the points Of excitement
and interest TO return 10 their houses. Cow
ernor Nichols and the chief Of police subse-
Quently went personally TO work endeavoriug
t1disperse the crowds The cabinet at Wash
ins,on considered a request from Packard for
assistance. aud sent dispatch 10 General
Augur, at New Orleans. advising him tina. un-
armed bodies organized and as
in such a manner as To threaten or
oudanger the peace of the city must de>ist, on
pain Of coming in conflict with the United
States authority, sustained by the military
power Of the government, but that this has 10
reference to a recognition Of either Of the
claimants for the Governorship or either Leg
Stature baltimore Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13

The Frederick Examiner states that Gen.
james C. Clarke, formerly of Washington
County. Ma. has been promoted to the p,~i-
ton Of Vice President OF the Illinois Central
Railroad. and has been assigned as General
Manager Of the New 0rleans division to a
point opposite Cairo, In,ncls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
The People Want Proof.

There !, no medic inc prescribed By physician
sold BY Druggists, that carries such evidence OF
its success and superior virtue as Boschee's Ger
man Syrup Tor severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption. any disease of The throat
and Lungs. A proof OF that fact is TIN. any per
son afflicted, get sample Bottle for 10 cent?
and try il, superior effect before buyng tho regu
lar size IS cents IL has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany. and its wonderful
cures are astonishing every one that use il. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try H. Sold By
Light = Mitchell, Charlestown, and J. J. Gilbert,
Herper's Perry.
June II, lS76-eowl y-nd Dec. q. ;5T6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
NOTICE.

V'HE undersigned having lately been scIiols..J
annoyed bE buntsmen and others, hsft''
gave notice dat l will prosecute % the eTiehi
the lsw all = b. trsspass upon my lands.
Jan. 6, ls57-3t PKANKJ. MANHINL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
Notice.! Notice!l

A IL persoss kHpwing themselves indeh>t 6,
~ the antersigned BY note or ODen seeopt'
wa b. 80 yected TO close the same without del.',
as no Iolger indulgence can, or will be giEer' F"
We mIst bare money 70 carry OF ogr bushes
JAS. LAW. HOUFF & co,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
NOTICE

rrHE Partner,hip heretofore existing for the
Practice ~ Law between George BAYLOR and
VIM. l.. " iIson will hereafter be limited % civil
matters only. wm l.. Wilson Offers FOR practice
10 State cases.
Jauuary Is iaf7-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
The State of West Virginia.


4 T RULES held in the Clerks Office u ihe
"A Circnt Cour; of Jefferson County, Jie,-
ary |, 1877,
J RICE SMITH, PlainliG,
Against ID As,unP'f
CHARLES \. MiLTO =, Defendant.
V'HE obj-ct of this su.t {. 10 obtsin jsJgua,ri
i IN iavor Of The Plaintiff a. siDst tbc Dei'rf'
snt for 577.Il cts siih INTEREST thereon from d.
10th day of September 1915. until paid, and ~
attach the interest ~ the Defendant IN and O. =
Policy OF Insurance IN the" Masonic Mutual Ber-
eft Association" is-usd from is Office AZ shrr
hrrdst, wD. Jci r.Dn County, for the sssii'aei"'
OF the raid Judgments.
IL appearing. on affidavit fled in this suf, ib,i
the u irbdaut j. Mt Tesideni Of the Stsis -
West Virginia. b. i hereby required % apes
within four weeks after the date 81 The fret publ
cation ~ this o'de- sd d. what Is nceeoafg g.
protect bi. ieteresis IN tbis matter.
And u - further ordered that a copy u ht a..
der shali b. publist "A once a week, for fur 30
cessiye weeks. 10 the " VIssIsl FEgE Pass -
Newspaper pnblished 10 this CoUDty-ard 81
ported at the front door Of the Court House n g.
said County, ~ lesst twenty days before Des's-
Is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Cog'i.
Parker x Mccormick, ?. q.
Janusry g, is77-4f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
Notice.

Notice !, hereby given. hist will pvoesed &
execute the provisions of tho foregoing Decree -
nv store IN Chnrlcstpwn. between the hnnrs ~ %
A. ~, and Sunret On TUESDAY. January -. III.
GEO. W. T. KEAgSLEl.
December e IsTG-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
AdrninIstrator's Notice

'I'HE undersigncd taying duly qualified a. A.
mibistrator Of ihr esL,ic Of John WerDss,
deceased. respectfully notifies al indebted - mss
prompt payment. aud those having claim. 10 ~
sent them duly authenticate ~ settlement
{. ". Li1TLEJOlN,
Dee lG, la7G-lt Ainihi.noioT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-01-13
ArTopNry AT LAW

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
K,IJNood. Pre-ioa County, Wet V.rg,s'd.
WILL attend promptly 70 al legal e 1..
CouDtirs
Oct 70, 1873.