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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
vigilance Committee n HarPerS
Ferry.

The people Of HarpcF's Ferry arousci 10 in
disuation by the repeated crimes committed
IN their neisbborhood, have determined to put
stop 60 the thing, aud At once. Crime after
crimc-thcy say, and the newspapers through
the county Ssy-hts been committed there /;
monte men, swiudlers Of all sorts, robbers on
the highway, and violaters of tie law Of eve
~ kind disgrace the place. Men are Knocked
down aul robbed in llarpcrs Ferry. and the
perpetrators cross the river into Mary land; men
are knocked down in Maryland ~ villains
who cross the river Into West Virginia Com
mitmeuts by Magistrates amount 10 little ;
straw bail, technicality, and one thing u ano-
thcr stands 10 the way Of punishment. The
people are determined 10 pat a stop 10 this
A meeting took place ia tire Town Hall there
ua Tuesday evening, attended by tie leading
aud most respectable and determined cililcus
q The place; an organization Of q Vigilance
Committee was perfected, a constitution and
rules were adopted and Of such character
that lIarper's Ferry viii be a bot place for
criminals hereafter. The purpose Of this or
eaniz,uon is to assist tie oiGccrs Of the
law, but in any event to see that Violations
ofihg law shall come to punishment.
The conduct Of Mayor Greu meets with
universal approval lie is the man for the c-
casion. a single man. however, though be De
Mayor, can DO little unless backed BY The sym
PATTY o: The people and encouraged by it
we know Of DO nan better fitted Tor the posi-
ton he occupies than the present. Mayor Of
Harpcrs Ferry.
We may add, that two men charged with
Assault anI Battery On a man on the Bridge
on the night Of the 22od ultimo, are now 10
yhc county jail, awaiting the action Of Mary
land authorities Aud ou the morning Of June
9th the L6atc men, having heard that war
rants were preparing for their arrest. made
themselves scarce. Notwithstanding the heat
Of the weather, the warrants will keep, Is
these gentlemen viii Gnd should they return
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

Beginning at a Stone marked L. s., corner 60 tlit
Holmes laud aud VIM. Lucas kUOuce land and 4
tract No. :, thence with said Lucas liues ). -
80, West CTS poles TO a Stone, thence >. 70 80
". Ol.2 poles ~ a Stone, thence again with Lucas
aud I. 1hrashcr =. - 10 W. 50 poles at Spring
continued Ia al! l01 poles 10 Stone, thence >. TO-
30 W. 1916 poles to a Stone, corner 10 the Mc
sherry " Dove Hill tract, thence with IL y. Ii
- ELLA poles a. a stone b. Hat rock near ia,
road, thence >. 5GJ 80 +. 57.9 poles tu II stone ia
the line Oft. Is. Washington's Heirs, thence with
their line y. 70 l.. IL poles 10 Chcstuut Uak
stump on the East side OF tic " Dear Ford,
thence y. 10, L. 20 poles 20 stone, thence n.
80 l.. jI.S poles % IA n stone, corner at the
top of the Ridge, thence following the toy Ot the
ridge 2Js polrs to large stone pile corner q
tract No. :, thence with No. about n. 81 W.
lZU poles To the beginning.
The said three tracts being fully exhibited and
described IN Plat aud Report OF Survey 10y y.
H. Brown, Surveyor of Jefferson County, dated
November ., 1916, aud which is flied in the Clerk
Office Of the said Circuit Court
Tho said
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Grand Excur.ion to washinston

The p. & q. r. r. Co. propose TO run an
Excursion Train from Staanton and the VAL
ley to Washington gene 18th Excursion
train will leave Summit Point at 05S \. NJ.
Charlosiown lois A. N. and Harper Ferry
az lO45 A. NJ. Parties, who desire it, can
take the regular passenger train which leaves
Winchester at 90 4. NJ. and arrive in Wash
ingtOu at o 40 \. NJ. The regular excursion
tTain wall arrive in Washington at u NJ. Re
turning parties can leave Washington at 5.45
Z. N. on Friday, and : Is A. NJ. and 5.45
T.. A. on Saturday, Jane 18th. Fare fUr
Round Trip from Samnit Point S2l0i from
Charlcstowu 81 10 and HarPer's Ferry 81 SO
Flrsl Class Cars viii be furnished ard the Ex-
csrSion ~iIl be ia charge Of 3. K. Smith, Agt
at Winchester, and Conductor John c. Smith
Here is an opportunity offered to all for Wis
itiug The National Capital With It's many pls-
Co.'S Of interest. Tbs public buildings and
White House, also the Corcoran Art Gallery
are open to al from 10 y. NJ. 10 T. NJ. Au
Excursion to Mt Vernon aud moonlight trip
on The Potomac in the fine Palace Barge that is
handsomely fitted up aud arranged for prone
nadins, dancing. &c, are among the induce
mcuts offered We understand good accom-
mOdatious eau Be secured at eoUd hotels at
from SI7j to $3.50 for the tine the cxcur-
siouists Will be in the city.
We suggest the American House, corner Of
Pennsylvania Ave. and eth streets, as a place
81 here you will get good accommodations, nol
having 10 pay extaayagant price for L" style
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Personal Paragraphs.

u 0cr reference 90 Rev. Wm. II Meade iu
tlc las, issue g ile FuEE Pass We mentioned
hun as a nephew q tho late Bishop Meade
L.o is grandson,
Nr Henry d U-all-a graduate Of this OF
dce-vLo qIesiles over tAe news department
Of the Baltimore Sra with So much efficiency
made a call upon US 90 Tuesday We were
gr1,ifeL to see lim ia improved health.
Hon. T.. Willis Wilson, Of Kanawha, visited
rs on Friday. bespoke at IIarper's Perry on
'le Cayital Question on Saturday night lie
is making an active canvass Of the 2ud Dis
,rict advocating the claims Of Charleston. and
Nil doubtless. give some strong pleas in that
tela't-bc.ns 40 earnest and f5rciJle speaker
aud having wc,,-coasi5crcl Oh tue facts bear
.us op0u ,ie case.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
A Clergyman Found Dead in the
Canal.

4 sad occurrence We are called upon 10 re-
cord 10 the mysterious death u Rev Mr. Fri
day. Pastor Of tho Lutheran Church at Har-
Per's Ferry. The particulars, as We gather
them, are as follows:
On Thursday evening nc returned home from
a ysi, 20 Frederick City, whittier he had gone
upon business at the Bank. &C.. 10 tho morn
ing. lie had been home but fow moments.
hardly having time to exchange words with
his family, when he vas called upon to per
form q marriage ceremony. lie Immediately
repaired 10 the railroad bridge, but the parties
prcftrIIng that tho ceremony should take place
90 the Maryland shore, they proceeded thi,her
where. wIthou, alighting from the buggy, tlcy
were united in marriage. Immediately after
The ceremony tho couple started OF, leaving
the mGis,cr olore. Mr. Friday nc, returning
O. his home, search was made, aud on Friday
morning his Lat having been first discovered
floating 10 the canal his body was found there,
Just above ihc Ilarpcr's Ferry Lock An ex-
animation vas made by Dr.. J. S. O.D0nncll.
who pronounced him % have been dealt with
fouly-hlyiug discovered a wound on the
hreheal The remains were taken 20 Jcticr-
son, Frederick County, Maryland, the place Of
Dis nativity. and his grea, popularity was at
tested by the concourse Of people, Irrespective
e denomination, who attended the funeral
Although a verdict Of accidental drowning was
rendered by the jury soon after the recovery
Of The body, subsequent Investigations and
opirj.us Of Dr. O'DouuclI aud other physi-
clans tend 90 confirm the prevailing impress
sion tia, be was murdered Careful exami-
nation Of tho corpse disclosed the effects Of
several blows on the head Another fact de-
yclopel tending TO strengthen this theory and
show that he was knocked scnselcss was, that
Instead Of his hands being thrown out as is
natural % one stumbling ~ falling into water.
bis lch hand vas found 10 the exact position
ma. BE was won't % carry it when walking.
slightly wrapped in his watch chain
Mr. Friday has been residing at IIarpcrs
Ferry Tor two years OF more, and WAS general
~ beloved. IIo was about - years Of age,
AMI leaves q wife and two cAillrcn. Any ac-
count Of this hmcntablc affair would Be i'm
pcriec, that Jill not refer to the singular man
nor 10 which the inquest was conducted. No
witnesses were examineI-uot even the newly
married couple The Inquest took place iu
Maryland The people Of IIarpers Ferry
are 10 state Of great grief aud excitement
Ilcy feel assured that there was foul play.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Legal Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JEFFER-
son COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
To JAMES II. GROVE. Administrator Of
Sarah d. Grove, TIl0S. iiiTk, f'rus-
tee Of Sarah u. Grove, and MARY X.
BERRY, a nonresident Of this State.
Hon. 1hos c. Green, now Judge of the Su-
preinc Court of Appeals Of West Virginia, having
ANNOUNCED his determination and refusal to act nj
trustee under deed Of trust executed by Thomas
iIite as trustee Of Sarah b. Grove, aud by Sarah
b. Grove to the said Thomas {. Green, for the
purpose of securing certain debts due toJ. Gregg
Gibson and Mary X. Berry, and bearing date the
10Th of September, 1870, and which deed convey
cd 1919 acres Of land called the Woodberry
Estate, for the purposes aforesaid. Vow this Is
to give notice and especially ~ Mary Il. Berry, a
non resident, that on the 10th day Of October.
1877, will, under the provisions Of the statute in
such cases made aud provided, move the Court 10
appoint new Trustee in the place OF the said
Thomas {. Green who refuses 90 ACT
j. GREGG GIBSON,
BY Charles J. Faulkner, his Attorney.
ChaIl-stown, June . lS7T-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Martinsburg Matters.
From the Statesman:

From the Statesman;
The Sisters Of Charity contemplate The es-
adjustment Of a Seminary here.
Dr. James w. McShcrry has been elected
President Of the West Virginia Medical Asso-
citation
Trinity Protestant Episcopal and 81. Jo-
scphs Catholic. Churches have recently been
greatly improved.
The Everett House, Mr.. T. NJ French Pro-
pric,or, has been tastcfully FURNISHED up. out
side aud in, making i, comfortable aud lcscry-
ing patronage.
The uniform q the West Virginia Guards.
Captain Shaiicr's Company, is blue, trimmed
with gold, aud SNOWY.
To show Of what material the representative
mon of oil Berkeley are made of we note the
fact that Geo ScibcTt, now IN his seth year ;
John H. Bloudel, 10 his 18th, aud John r.
Cushwl in his-well we won I mention friend
@. Is age, because we have our suspicious that
ho intends doing something shortly-hayc tax =
en- a horseback jluut over 10 Pennsylvania, to
make friendly visit 70 their kinSmcn
From the hJp,aicp':
Mrs. Eliza Burns, Of this county, has fuo
Durham COW that has had four perfect, healthy
calves within twelve mouths The calves are
all living, in iine condition, aud now with the
COW.
Mrs IIcuscl, wife Of Mr. Joseph Hcuscl.
died quite suddenly AZ her residence on Mar
un street Tuesday evening She was oppar-
entity ia tue enjoyment OF ler usual health ia
tbc morning, aud at o'clock was a corpse
She died Of neuralgia Of the stomach
The election for a member OF the council
from each ward IN the town came 90 on Mon
day. The following gentlemen were elected
First Ward, Philip Showers Second Ward
H. A. Frazer Thrill Ward, Alex. Parks ,
Fourth Ward, :. y. Bratt; Fifth Ward, john
IinfLirnm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
TRACT 40. 1, continuing about
2T5 ACRES,

Is bounded on the North by the Shenandoah RIv.
cr, and begins at StAkc GU the East bank of said
River, at rocky clif, corner to T. kiTwans
Niscwanncr land. cunning thence with kirwnn's
lines South 20 80 Il. 50 poles. to a large Chest
nut Stump, thence $. II 49, f.. As poles to the
:. W. edge Of a large rock, thence leaving tho
original lines and running across Che tract y. u
+. about los poles to the Block House on the
top Of the Mountain, thence following the top Of
the Ridge 10 Black Oak tree and Stone marked
u. -, thence y. rs 80 w. s7.5 poles 20 Stone
aud stone-pc in the hollow or drift Of the noun
tain, thence down the same \. q 81 W. 5s.5
poles, horizontal measure 10 Spring on tho Bank
Of the Shenandoah River, thence up the river With
is members 10 the beginning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Shepherdstown Summary.

FROM the Register
Edward UumrckhouSe on Wednesday
week, caught a 81 pound Bass in tue PJtJ-
mac.
An old friend on Friday counted Us down a
tweu'y-dollar BAL That may account for
tac editors absence on Saturday last +. 7. 2
Mr. Hoffman has a new hearso and gold
mounted harness.
Luther l.. Smith, Of Boonsboro ,JrotLer-
ir-law Of Mr. little a graduate Of the Reus-
Ter. vii. deliver Che Ia!edi,tory At Roanoke
College next week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

INrANr BAPrIsN--Iu the Presbyterian
GaueulAsseuJ.y 40 Chicago recently Rev.
Van. Dyke saiJ "Ido Dot believe that any
dying infant. baptized ~ uubap,iz-l, hatLon
Or Christian. is excluded from the kingdom Of
le,ysn; believe tbey'are al saved The
s,a,eueu; vas aPU'luied, and renewed great
applause greeted lis a1rua.i5n That ,Lis IS the
..t.s,. 70 ,ra rh..e Presbyterian Church
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
HARVEST SUPPLIES.

ERAIN and Grass Scythcs, Snothes. Rifles,
" bet Stones, 80 doz. Tin Cups, so doz Tin
Plates, Wooden aud Thu Buckets, for sale low. by
june ?, 1877. DUKE a; GALLAHER
NTOODEN WARE, Brooms, Wash Boards and
w Clothes Pins for sale by
June 2, 1871. DUKE GALLAHER.
4 Full. Line Of Buggy and Wagon Whips
N for sale by
June >, 1871. DUKE a GALLAHER
WOODEN JACKET on CANS, four sizes
w Sprinkling Cans and Powdered Bath Brick,
for sale BIZ
Jane 2, 1877. DUKE x GALLAIIER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
REMOVED

HE Spring Goods, and would invite you 20 CON.
aud insPcct them.
Special bargains io White Goods-Piqu,s. il.
Lawn, Plaid and Striped Nainsook.
Great indictments Va Foreign Hosiery. Foreign
aud Domestic C8ssimcros, Linen aud Cottuuad-f
White Linen Duck aud Marsaiilrs YcstluS
A Full Line VI Domestic Goods at ho ioN,it
prlccs.
Groceries. Crockcfv. Glhs-wtre aud Shoes az
prices which cannot fall b. ploase.
Thompson Corset fof 800.
Linen Wndow Shsdes. worry low.
Call and soc the Bet Good forthe least mono,
May 10, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
False Impression.

Ii is generally supposed Nv certain class Of cti
zeus, who are not practical or experienced, that
Dyspepsia can not invariably be cured, but we are
pleased 20 say that GREEN'S AgsUSr FLOWER has
never 20 our knowledge, failed 10 cure Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint in an its forms, such as Sour
stomach, CoStiveUess, Sick Headache palpitation
Ut the Heart, low spirits, sc, 6e. Out Of 80 600
dozen bottles sold last wear, not a single failure
was rcpor, ed but thousands OF complimentary
letters received from Druggists of wonderful
cures. Three doses Will relieve any case. Try Il.
sample Bottles 10 Cents. Regular Size - cents
J. i. Gilbert, lIarper's Ferry.
June i, lS76-eoVly -ud March L. lS7G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
READ. READ. READ!!i
VERY VALUABLE DOOKl
"HIGH OLD SALTS"
OR,
"Stories Intended for the Ma.
rines."
BY Captain T.. g. ~ dan. -
NEW EDITION NOW READY.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY or IT


The New Albany Mirror says: "1hc fut
great affections the American navy Is ut present
oppressed with are;
DEATH, nMY ROr, D. D. rORTRG, AND PRIZE MONTY.
"A little work, but containing great rcycla
tons written IN a somcW hat satiriral strain, SCI
unfolding many serious truths, aud exposing
some very questionable transactions ct high Of.
tinls, done In the name II not with thccoguiuUt,
OF the most elevated Republican stRtcsm,n. 4
very racy, readable book and containing much
valuable information."-T The Virginia Frsc Pre...
"DgArH, Day Ror, .. p. r., AND PRIZE AoNtY."
Founded upon official facts &, launches
shaft at the great j. d. Z. which cannot be- turn
ed Oh from its mark. although Tho person aim,d
ut happened. through the reputation of biz bra,.
and gallant father (tho hero " tn EsscEl srd
the thch influence Of the Assistant - crctaY %
the Navy (Fos) 60 have hlmsclf placed in o..
petition whereby be acquired q reputation which
he never earned and his promotion, over III.
heads 80 So mahy worthy, brave and gallant .f
ccrs, who, with tho Same opportunities. WUgI
never have given cause COR such n criticism sf o.
lind in " High Old salts" e. have been Wtitt,r,
was a shame aud Disgrace to tho Navy brra.t
ment. There il n general brllefamoug'i largr
portion Of the naval oilicefs, that the said rr'nt
l., ID. ID. T., was never in reach u the cucu,
shot during the whole civil war. aud uhen con.
pared TO the great farragui, whom he lab"r'd -'
hard to injure, Is NJ the PigmY 10 tho giant.
Cecil (Nd) Wig.
"DEArn, DRY NOT, D. D. T., And PRIZE NoNtr.'
"Thc author OF this ittle book hurls n thunder-
bolt nj the rhnrlatans 81 tho American navy. IT,.
british navy has its chsila.nus, too. - Lordaa
fc;rs of me World.
"Thc wrltcr's logic Il os trenchant o. he satlrc
Il keen and cutting. lie very ciicciually disr"s',
IL tho prctcntions Of Commodore Jcilrs aud lllr'i
Admiral Porter. lie measures the latter With his
o.. AL shs l. 81
only g. boa shallow prctcnrer, but something
worse" Lordor Critic.
"ThIs little book deserves, place beside Jut,
nal and Junius. Tho history ~ the Red rive,
Expedition IL n blsct chapter of tho late wnr
he-yA" ApYeoI.
PrIco. pnper binding. so cents; cloth, - cents
half calf. fl.i5.
For sslo By
yOS. SlIfLLiNGTON.
Corner Penn. Avenue and n street.
WASHINGTON, d. {.
Mny 20, 1870.
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IN CHlNCERY.

CATHARINE MOLER's Administrator nnt
Others, DJeRddids,
~ CHINCERY.
XYTHEREUPON II Is ndjudscd ordered and
w dccreed that this cause be referred To- a
Com missioner of this Court. who shall settle th,
cxccutoria accounts of Ca,harnc Molcr. ENccu
trix of Charles Molcr deceased, and in said settle
ment he shall first charge the said ENccutriN with
al the Estate received by her the death Of her
said husband including any evidences Of debt col
looted By her, or which in due aud proper course
Of administration could have been collected 10y
her, and also charging her with all the horses,
fnrn implements stock, &C, which were On hand,
the property Of the said tcstator at the time his
death; a lsO with 'hc fair annual rental OF the
farm possessed by the said tcstator at the time OF
his death during the time that the said farm was
possessed by her on under her control.
End. That against this account, she. the said
Executrix shall be credited with all the debts Of
said estate which may be proven to have been
paid by her, aud the expenses Of administration,
the actual cost Of repairs and improvements made
By her upon the farm, provided said repairs and
improvements are shown 20 have been necessary
Tor the profitable and convenient use and crloy-
ment ofthp farm, and shall further credit the said
ExeCutrx with any amount expended by her uu-
der the W III on account of the cEI cnScs OF eCu"a-
ton Of any of the minor children. In taking said
account the said Commissioner may use the dcpo-
siton already taken by the plaintiffs in this cause,
aud leave is hereby given to said Committee Ad-
miuistrator Of said Catharinc Moler o. examine
any Ut said witnesses who have testified. Before
taking the account herein directed. the Commits
sioner will give notice Of the time and place OF
taking the same 20 the attorney OF the parties
hereto, and will also publish said notice in some
convenient newspaper for the time required by
Law. which notice when 80 published shall be C.
quivalent 10 q personal service of said notice up
ON the parties and each Of them. The Commis-
siurcr will further report such other matters as
he NAV deem pertinent, or either party may re-
quire, and will report bis proceedings herein to
the next term of this Court. But the Court Is OF
opinion 70 reserve for future consideration all
questions arising under the Will of Charles Moler,
aud upon the construction thereof; and the ques
ton as 10 the title 10 the fund attached In the
case; and the Commissioner is directed to nscer-
tiin aud report the amount of said fund, and the
same is dir, ctcd to be placed at interest By the
Sheriff 20 whom the same has been paid.
The above is a true extract from the Record.
i. &. WASHINGTON,
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
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Dissolution Notice.

rTNHE Co-partncrthip OF Wentzei Il Bro, wa
dissolved, By mutual consent, on the lst da.
OF Nav. The business hereafter will be conduct
ed by W. W. Wentzeli, who e authorized to set
tie all outstanding bdsihcss.
w. W. WENTZELL,
e. b. WENTZELL.
lIARPEn's FEREY, June 9th. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

Bounded On The Northern side by the Southern
boundary OF the above tract, No. | ON the W est
crn side by the lands Of kiIwan, NisrwuuneT,
Miller aud Holiness on the Southern side by the
Northern boundary of uaet No. 3, and on the
Eastcr II side by the Ridge OF the Mountain.
TRACT 80. 3. containing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Notice.

NOTICE 3 hereby given TO all the parties in
teres;ed in the above cause that shall pro
ceed 10 execute the same nj my Store IN Charles
,o,,r be,,recn tb. hours Of 9 A. NJ, and sunset on
TUESDAY,, JCLf ~, 1917. -
GEO ". 7. kEARSLEi,
Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
A healthy city is this.
Clean out the CesSpools.

Stop that coughing if you DO not Il may
kill you. \ bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
only costs you rs cents, aud It's timely use
may save your life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
10th day of July, 1877,
The three several tracts II
MOUNTAIN LAND,

which ARE hereinafter described: the said land
being sold, subject H. the right Of the United
States Government to cut and carry away all the
trees, timber, woods and underwood of every sort
and denomination. now growing or Co be hcrcaf
ter grown upon any part of said land: (the said
rights of the United States being iIlly ret forth IN
a Deed dated August 10, 1913, executed by r.
Fairfax 10 John Armstrong, Secretary Of War OF
the United States, recorded in folio 4, page 10 O
the records Of the Clerks Office Of the said County
Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
News and Times about winchester

From the Times
a Holiday delegation was elected by the
County Convention 10 attend the State Con-
Yeutlor a. Richmond