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teen feet above the fence. OF course
" Hal1y" came home, and, naturally, he was
crested with much cheering. lu tue 9th inning
fiaIlinan hit = beauty to LETT field by way d
showing his versatility: and went to TO-, second On
Nolan to catch Hallinan let him to third, and,
Of course, Mcyey stole down from first a. at once
rieht h field, and let in the two runs,
Which ended tue scoring for the
Eyie1ticd no runs for either side. The specially
good play was BY Bradley, who pitched very
Effectively, and Glenn. WHO tlropped toto play
teams III was excellent, especially Anson, Peters
d Quest The %ptSPE % tSee ef dsesons M5 haoae e @ %at
hase' Two Of Spalding and one Oft Recap. In
eac6 c Of I'll these eses he favored the bali instead
Of the runner, when the rules demand that the
runner shall have the balance his waY. Per-
hans 11r. Furlong didn't remember that. }le Is
loo rood IN umpire to be found fault with cx-
cert on tho greatest provocatton. Following is
Till
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RAGE-R ATT,.

CHICAGO WINS FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Bv odds the most successful club outside the
League this year has been the indianapolis,
which has captured games from all but one Of
the League clubs, and has beaten one Of the
strongest Of them five times Tor 1t may be four
hy clever field play, backing up strong pitcher.
This excellent team has not met with tile same
success against the Whites as against Louisville
and St. Louis, and was yesterday defeated for
the third time IN four games played.
But they always play a sharp
game, md are well worth seeing. In
no previous contest have they made as bad
showing of errors rs yesterday, aud yet, curl
ous]y enough, only two of their errors affected
the score of runs. The attendance was not
large,--not so large as the merits OF the game
deu,arded. The Whites presented their team
in new positions, and played better game with
them than they have with any Of their former
arrangements Nobody can possibly doubt now,
il any Que ever has, that Hines, while nagnH-
cent outfslder, is out OF place anywhere else.
Spalding was distinguished success as second
bascman Yesterday, and, while he may not al
wavs keep the same gait, he is great improve
meut on either Hines or Smith. At least that
Is the way it looked yesterday. Nolan began
bv pitching all over quarter section, and sent
Hallinan and Peters to base On balls in the first
inning, but no runs resulted. In tho same in
ming the visitors came nearer run than they
did in either Of the other eight Quest led of
with hit, but was forced on Mack's high one.
Houtz's groundcr WIS thrown By Anson
to Glenn rather higb, but not out of the
way enough to excuse its being dropped. With
two on base, Nolan hit to Spalding and went
out to Glenn, Mack not daring to move. Flint
ended the inning BY high one to Peters. Hal
linau opened the third inning with the longest
hit ever seen in Chicago, and the only one
which ever went over the western fence fair.
He caught it low, and bore on his Whole weight
seemingly while the ball went up
amoug =. the telegraph wires fl
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q hard one to handle, in Tuesdays race, showed
that hereafter he must be ranked among the
very best. Morrill, Higbie in the came race
gave the audience an exhibition OF skiiltul drv-
ing not often surpassed. He lsncw that he
must win the heat or lose the race, and Of all
been seen on this track, Higble's effort with
Little Fred IN that heat was the best exhibition.
As before stated, the meeting was success,
and when another year has rolled around, and
the programme OF the Dexter Park meeting is
arranged. the public should remember that in
1877 there was rare sport on each day Ut the
meeting, and encourage honorab1y-
turf sports by generous patronage The fol-
loving table shows the winning horses at the
meeting, and the best record obtained by each:
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ministratiou OF affairs about the grounds, {of
nowhere has 50 much effort been made to make
patrons comfortable. Finley, ';the great utl-
known" has attended to the tlcket-scllng, as
sisted By Willie Hubert, who can accurately at
tend to as many customers In rush as the
Oldest expert. Atr. Brown, who has managed
the popular ,turnstiie, has been an efficient as
sfstant, aud, In short, the whole management,
from the head OF the club down. has been like
c1oek-WorR.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
H. S. &. r. hat IL the name Of the pitcher ol
the Chicago F5ankllns, Parker or Flsher.'' An.x<,
n. C. H., Lincoln, Neb.-..I Has the Chicago
Club engaged any players for 1873; II 20, who:''
51.a Anss<Tlhe chieasos have made no contracts for
f., ST. Paul--s.A batsma.; strikes the bali, II
then hits his body and rolls inside the diamond; Il
i i,, ta,r, foul, or dcads" Ansuer-Dead; seq Secs,
J, Il. R, Milwaukee," and B guess On the
score Of GANG: A gueascs o 10 /; gucsses IL Il
.; the result Is =. TO I; who il proportlonateIl
nearest?' -ansacer-A-
J.V. So When man IS on third and auothe3
On hrst, and the striker is sent to base on balls
does It let the man On thru homo:'' dnsw<r-No
!, s. A G., Elsin-'' Suppose Il man On trst, ant
then tae batter hta fy 10 an inlelder, which the
latter drops to make double play, is It error.''
a1sgl r. eess eoth o. syea one, out i u not
defeat his OWL purpose, and both men are safe,
then 1t is An error.
A. H. f.. South Bend. Cnn you inform me
how many games indianapolis has played losr and
won, this yearfr Anssrer-A paragraph in the
Cincinnati! 791<s gives the following. for the &C.
curacy Of which we do not vouch: Played, 81:
won, g; lost, II; tie, i. It Is the only informa-
ton at hsnd.
T. D." Was there ever any other Peters in the
Chicago Club except the present short stop, ant
who is harry ". Peterst" inslcer--There never
was but one Peters (John P. IN the Chicago Club
a. player. You hare got mixed up by rendins
boys paper which gave: sketches Of the members
Of the Chicago team, and in one case by curious
blundcf mixed up Harry ". Smith and John r
Peters so that the result was - Harry IF. Peters
The biography attached to that name was Of Smith,
and not OF Peters,
3D., 0narga-1'Q} Have the Chicagos engaged
White or Clapp for next year: {2> u Hines bet
ter second haseman than Smith! 90 What Is the
longest throw Of . baseball On record, and by
whom wis it made! ~ What Is the longest hit on
record, md by whom was It made2'' dn~
suer-(n The Chicagos hare not made con-
tract OF any kind for 1878. t2) Opinions about tho
ability Of players are not given In these columns.
80 1;3 Yards foot ~ inches, By John Hatfield
Brooklyn, Oct Is, 1872. ~ No record. Honor
doubtless lies between Fox and Studley. who were
about the best hirte1s when the bsd was pretty
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THE COMING REGATTA AT DETROIT.
DErporr. Mfeh.. univ 21.-The citizens, rom.
,;.taa a.J ~ r,an,hara ~ ~. na.~a;t D..
nt'11ce ano sae '.o'oe." " tn0 oeIso's nasef
Navy are untlr1Eg ID their efforts to make the
coming rowing regattas, to bo held here Ang.
II to is inclusive, successful in nil respects, and
o-a ~ +,,o -rroa+o.t or.,,. :, +ha an,.,ls ~
ent,atc sror+s 1,r,e s,,n, - - nnn..e taa hss ~
1afaaJ onrons1 IA c{;1sns .nit a1arg r,ss;hi..
,,renora+ian e hsno n,sds ~ ,ha ccJnrsnancs
~; ~,,, ~. - tha r3stjnm -,1sn~ ,ssnnt;ons
Tba r,r;,.;enl ~" bnto3s oner snacsa1 .ots.
5rr;rr tx ,erottae - 1rernharo ~
ci,he nertic+nati11 and +he srniIro,'la
>anto-,nF hara an~se IN transnort c1nh- -hoats
frce and The crews NJ ha1f-fa~e The renatfa of
tha Netroit Rivnr Navy viii occnnv he frst
Iev +ha+ ~ 81, Notior:1 Aeeo5o+i9n ~ Amo
GN IaL " w 49, 1s'.a..i ..,a .St.1 a.,5 ~ 49,
~ tS ath.at ane ntar G AZ ass,'cnt,
t tne st nt.t vahF !s1;-rs'i
sns loulm LII anu 49, aauaa .1a - N
uausGs nnt " ~ n;t ~ l Par NJ W ~ ~
WINNIE. "ans ttcMs W .ne s;1. 1 ~. az p,r ~
auo.nu ~ ans WV 4ho Its as.,. +,s
s ~ - uatr,.[t a3,,hs If ~ cn,,n,rv iii ns
!o.n' -. t. e - .r;1s
.epie.eu ~. @ ias1; aftea. hn"ta a1raeet "So F
70 @ ~ 4h N"ttcmaI ..se.,ato rat.nt,s .lose
t1,es tps tue ~ an1 1. snJ for
tns ~ ~ ~ p'.a Ma,,' ~, A"A A'A
'ne oes1o''- n.ss, rasJ. 80 na 3or,s
c,Ar;,1i nisaa,ca to Tae Isfs..n.
, 1877-07-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT HURON.

Special Di1pateh to Thf TrtbHns-
PORT Huron, Mich, July M.-Down-Props
City Of Concord, Canisteo, Scotia, starruca,
Roanoke, China, ,Tenuess and barges, Relief aud
raft, Wlnslow and 1nft; schrs Mary jane, Min
ME S}awson, Belle Sheridan, Acorn, Fame, 3 ei-
vetta, George Thurstgn, Cur ahoga, ". B. o&-
den, Ontario, 8. q. Klm6all, Dauntiess.
Up-Props Garden City. st.. Paul, Japan,
Ia, Montana, Gertnania and barges. Swallow
and consort; schrs Marco Polo, Mary ANN,
James c. Harrison, David A. Wells, New Do
minion, George c. Finncy.
Southwest, gentle; weather fine.
, 1877-07-22

Two- base hits--J0ne.. l.
Total bases on clean hits-cincinnati, IL; Dos
Bases on called balls-Cinclnnati. g.
Times reached first base-CIuCinnatt, 10; Bos'
left on bases-cincinnatt, Z; Boston s.
First base By crrors-c Cincinnati, 4; Eoston, 2.
Struck oat-Jones Thurman, and brown.
Fly balls missed-Pikc, l.
Time Of gamc-Two hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpife-Walker.
LOUISVILLE VS.. HARTFORD.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 21.-Loulsyille defeated
the Hartfords again to-day In q Well-p!ayeo
game. Their fielding was better than in previous
games, and they handled the ash In q terrific
way on Ferguson. In the first inning they ran q
up seven runs by big streak Of batting, which
gave them the game practically, although the
dark blues did some t1nc batting subsequently
Following is the summary:
Hs:;;;||: H!:;;::|': !s;;sS:- IL +
Timc T Of came-cTwo 'ionrs and ten minutes.
First base by errors-Louissille, Z: Hartford, l..
Runs earneu-Lonisyille. q; Hartford. 4.
Number time. reached arst-oase dafinR game
Louisville %; Hartford. II;
gas ReSi DsYn Isl On on a.
|. Struck OUT Ferguson aud Brrdock
Two base hirs-Latha,n and Crowley.
Thrce-b base hitR-Crow1ey. Dcyfn+ York.
Left on bascs~Louisvilc, @; Hartford, t.
Out on fliea-LoIfsviile. 1a; Hartford, g. :,
Double nlays-Lathan and Snyder, l; Gerharat
@''0 ''o'A@A.r raF GAME Ar p1rgspuRG,
satcfot Disogtca to The tribune.
pYr,snt1ne" INV 21.-Thc Alleghcnys goose
eeyead thc Chamrion Ctys, OF Springfield, O.,
t1is eftcrnoon. hut doing IT BY the small score
~ tn,, ~ 4ho n;rhth inning The visitors were
h1o uov o,1, ~ for one base. while the
,e n,;,,, ~ .,nt n m Mitchell for nfne. The
u;sitors n1aSed snlendjdIy, showing they are able
- cone tr;fR thc hest clubs in the couutry. An
ssu- ~, tha ehor+- -ston r-ovc The home cl1b the
o,,,v r,,n ~, thcv made:
oAtt3 49, ' q 4 5cr d
titnnh.gSs itnnhsngS q % q l o.
CHAMPION cttys. ......o 0 D D o 90
Base -hits.Alle:heny. y; Cnampion mann on, Cltys' l.
Errors-Allegheny, 1; champion e'tss' D.
nnis nasGs on ,a1aEMcEaivv mi Goodm.n 1f1,e,
and ijesker.
Two baze-hit-WillIamzon:
,1.l,rr, LITTLE ,:.es,., oSEs: z.<
70 f1s mfnf't Sc -" rhsoe.ae.a 1e affs: ~: ~
ST. Log!s, yuis !. ;. nG fas1 a petmern IN Luz
syracuse STARS anu -; L4aS Dfo"ns i f so-aas r.
a Browns. 81 = At ~ tic end Of tie second Inning tie
game stooI. Stars. :: Browns, :. The Browns
than tnrned the tabies on their onnoncnts, ard
ia II: ali their own way to the end of the came.
A41 ~ @~A SnrcIat Disnntch 10 Tie Tribune.
wu1rrwsrrn. WIS. july 21.-Tbc Leaders.
of :Ianesyi]le: nlavcd the Whitewaters on tho
49,. =. an,,uda ~ tho latter c]rh this afternoon
~" ..,o;tore ~ ,raro haaton I'D cnnit al
ramc nm '' '~'0
, 1877-07-22

BRIDGEPORT, July 21.-Aniyed-GeoFgfa,
Hcury, $500 bu corn; prop Whale, Henry, $500
bu corn; First National, Birds Bridge, 6,3oo bn
corn; Ontario, Lasallc, d,000 bu corn; D. 7.
Wright, Morris, g. 130 bu corn.
, 1877-07-22

Last season the championship OF the West
was thought Of consequence enough to be u.s.
certained By careful computation, aud 1t Is we'll
to take glance at how the four Westerners get
along IN their struggle with each other: Up to
Louisville leads in the number OF victories.
cfaf1i L..
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Church Notes.

Rev. DR.. Arbogast of Winchester preacheu
morning and night of Sabbath last in The NJ
Z. Church, South, of this place.
Rev. DR.. Huntington, Of Columbian Univer-
sity, will preach at tie Baptist Church IN
Chaflestown on Sunday tomorrow July l5'h
The Second Quarterly Meeting for Charles
town Station, NJ. E. Church, South, will be
held on the 2Sth and Doth instant, in. the
grove near Browns Shop, on D. & o. r. Il.
A Camp Meeting under the auspices Of the
NJ. E. Church, South. will be held at Kline 5
Woods. near Newtown, Frederick county, Nir-
giuia, near the Railroad, beginning On the 9th
Of August
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered 10 the Presbyterian Church,
in this town on Sunday morning, July 18th.
Preparatory services beginning Friday morn
ing. Preaching Friday and Saturday.
It is expected that Camp Meeting under
the auspices Of the NJ. L. Church, South, viii
be held near CharleStown the first week IN
August, at a point accessible and desira6le.-
Quite number of persons have sgnihed their
Intention to pitch their tents. Before going
to press, probably at least by our next issue,
We will give def lite Information upon the
subject. Persons who want to Rent Tents can
be furnished by us with information as to
terms upon which they eau be procured, where,
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TO Housekeeper1.

We were in nowise extravagant in present.
ing, few weeks ago, the merits o" The SUM
mer Queen Gal Gil Stoves for sale by Messrs.
Duke & Gallaher. We have not only heard
those who have given them trial, time aud
again. commend them in the highest terms,
but have personal knowledge Of their seryicea-
blcucss. Il is a comfort, which every house
keeper will appreciate, to be able during these
hot days to preserve fruits in your dining or
sitting room, free from the sweltcring heat Of
the ordinary kitchen stove, and in half the
time and at much less cost for fuel. BY the
use Of this stove, if desirable, you can bake
your waliiss or griille cakes at the breakfast
table, and uut be iucommoded by heat. There
is Not particle Of smoke OF odor from the oil.
In this the Summer Queen " is a great im-
proremeHt on those which have been used in
,he county several years with much satisiac'
lin.
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Difficulty of Obtaining Pot Wine.

The difficulty Of obtaining pure Port Wine
for sickness is one great ciuse Why physicians
refuse To prescribe it where they know It w'u'd
benefit their patient. because they fear that
me poisonous mixture &ill be gwen them in-
stead OF Port Wine. and the injury be ire
parable. Some California vines are being ter
ribly mixed d Giulterated with alcohol and
water aud other ingredients to make it cfear,
s,as to bring a greater profit from the sales.
The most excellent Port, said to be the tiuest
wine 10 the market, is made in New jersey,
from the Oh orto ape, 10y Alfred SPcer, aud
has become the most reliable Wine for Hospital
and Commuuion purposes. This w ne h s
been thoroughly analysed and is Pronounced
by chemists To be the pure juice of the grape,
aud to Contain the most valuable medicinal
properties. It is sold by druggists who pur-
chase direct from Mr. Spcef's Vineyards in
New Jersey - EreHHg Post.
The above Wine has become in great de-
mand in New York for evening parties and
entertainments.
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Temperance Topics.


The Officers Of Shenandoah Lodge No. 80,
Of Good Templars have secured handsome new
Regalas
Daring August the Good Templars Of this
place expect to have addresses delivered here
BY Rev John R. Thompson, President Of the
West Virginia University, and also by Hon.
George o. Davenport Of Wheeling. Definite
notice will be given hereafter.
The Temperance people Of this and adjoin-
ing counties contemplate holding Temper
ance Camp Meeting in the vicinity Of Leetown
the latter part Of August or lst Of September,
Of which notice will hereafter be given. 1t is
expected that this years meeting will exceed
an preceding ones in interest, and will be very
uumerously attended.
Great preparations are In progress TO make
the Temperance Picnic near Middletown,
Frederick County, Virginia on Friday, the
20tb. instant a success in every particular
Tie numerous Lodges Of Good Templars and
other Temperance organizations @iIl be very
largely represented, and We understand She
uauJulh Lodge, Of this place, expects to he
present with at lcls, fifty Of its membership
and be accom- anied by the Mechanics Band
Many ladies' auI citizens not members Of the
Orders, expect to participate in the pleasures
of the OCCASION Fare from Charlestown
SI35 Round Trip. Train VIII piss Charles
town atg8j A. NJ
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Harpor's Perry Happenings.

Samuel reacher vas arre,te! at Ulrper's
Ferry on Wednesday, anl taken to Maryland,
charged with an assault upon Mr. Terrence
Byruc, of tia, State.
Miss Lizzie J. McCreigb'. p@ril Of the Ha-
serst5wu Female Seminary Rev. C. L. Keedy,
PHac.pal-we are happy to say: at the recent
G 4mmeucemeu: won the Gold Medal for Mu-
sic. She has returned 20 her home at Har-
pers Ferry Gr tbe summer holidays.
Ayaaa. gentleman from New York, Paul
r. u. Held, a relative Of Mrs. Decaulue Of this
place. vas thrown by mule which he attempt
cd O. r.Ie. aud bad his arm injured and also
received Jruise about the eye. lie was not
acquainted with the pecula;ities Of the aui-
NAL, aud attempted to control him by the bri
d,ets,oad Of holding on to the ears and tail.
The mule knew lie WAS from the city by the
way Paul Held on TO the wrong place.
About 1900 col1red cxcursioni,ts visited this
place ou "Wednesday from the Valley, begin
aiu. 40 stanton, aud representing all the
Clu.ues by ,Ae way. Five trains Of about
seven coaches each. transported them-all un-
Der tie supervision Of Maj j. II. Ayerill.-
Tie Day was principally enjoyed by the visi-
tors at Byrues Island as suited the iuclina-
,jous o.. each individual. Excellent order was
observed throughout the day, and all appear
ei delighted with the trip. The trains left at
d scls.a1i'e hour ia the afternoon to return
them @, t.,ir homes. and wc have no accidents
ar alarms OF disturbance oi any hind whatever
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DR.. Ton1linSOn's Dental
Office,
CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
CharleStOwn.
News and Times about Winchester.
From the Times ::

From the Times:
4 sufficient number Of good men h ave been
secured for the organization of an Artillery
company
Dogs made another attack on the sheep of
Mr. Charles L. Wood and killed twenty
Many Sheep have been killed by dogs the past
week
The Springs are Filing up-Aoek Enon has
about IS guests, Cipon 200, and Jordan's
White Sulptur large and fashionable COM
pauy.
C. b. Fisher. manager Of the Taylor Hotel
abscoudei on Friday night, taking with him,
il is supposed, six or seven hundred dollars
aud some iewclry
Collins Derry, Julian F. Ward Charles b
Kohlhousen, Cuthbert p. Conrad and John NJ.
Mcfarland, all Winchester boys, carried of
high honors at the University Of Virginia this
year.
Rev. " II Woods has entered upon his du
ties rs Assistant Pastor of Loudoun Street
Presbyterian Church. He possesses decidedly
more than ordinary ability is a preacher, and
his learning, pety and devotion to his
W ork peculiarly ft him for the service to
which he has been called.
4 destructive hail storm passed over the
southern portion Of this county on Thursday
last Kidding the growing corn and other crops,
and compl etely destroying the fruit in It's
track. rs well as we can ascertain, it COM
menced in the vicinity Of Hernstown, and ex-
tended 10 a Southeas,erly direction to the river
in Clarke county. The damages to corn fields,
gardens aud orchards is said to be immense. -
Fortunately It's track was 40: very wide.
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Special Notices.
THE GREAT CA USE
OF
Hum an Misery.

Just Published in sealed Envelope. Price c. :
$780,. A Lecture on the Natur =
SA Treatment. and Radical cure OF Semi
- nal Weakness, or Spermatorrhea
induced by SelfAbuse, Involuntary Emissions,
Impotency, Nervous Debility, and lmpedi,,oents
10 Marriage generally; CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy,
and Fits Mental and Physical incapacity, fc.-
BY ROBERT. j. CULVERW ELL, N. D., author
of the "Green Book" DC.
The tsord-renoSned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful CONSEQUENCES OF Self Abuse NAV be
eff ectually removed without medicine. and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies nstru-
me nts, ihgs or ial pointing cut mode otcure
ut once certain and effectual, BY " hich every sui
ferer no matter what his condition may be, may
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Sent under SEAL in a III Iin envelope, TO any ad-
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Address the Publishers,
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ED,

Near Summit Point, Thursday. July 18th 1877,
EDITH, daughter of Dr.. J. E. and Mary c. Will
son.-agcd 10 months.
In Hedgesyille, Berkeley county, W, Va. July
5th, CARRIE, daughter of Rev. John W. Wolf,
Of the Baltimore annual conference, NJ. T. Church,
south, in the 10Th year OF her age.
The deceased was in all respects a most esti-
mable young lady kind ahectionate and dearly
beloved by all who knew her. She was the pride
and joy of her parents and friends as she well de-
served 50 be. Possessing all the qualities of
mind aud heart which make and retain friend
ships
In this County. on Sunday afternoon, July sth,
1877, JOSEPH CHAPMAN, aged about 81 years.
lie was a member of Co. G, 2nd Virginia lnian-
try. Z. :. A.
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sI3 ACRES

Beginning at a Stone marked U. s., eorter to the
Holmes land aad VIM. Lucas kO0hce land and 10
tract No. 2, thence with said LHcas lines ). SO
3O', West CTS poles To a Stone, thence ). 2O2 30
w. yl.2 poles to Stone, thence again with Lucas
and j. Thrasher ). - ~ W. - poles AZ Spring,
continued In all l07 poles 20 Stone, thence D. lO'
80 W. 2j.G poles 10 Stone, corner 10 the Nc
sherry " Dove Hill" tract, thence with IL ,. IL p
as ELLA poles 20 a stone By fiat rock near the
road, thence ;. So 30 Z. 57.9 poles u stone in
the line 7. b. Washington's Heirs, thence with
their line \. 20 L. Is poles 10 a Chestnut Oak
stump on the East side OF tae - Bear Ford, +"
thence y. 49, L. 70 poles to a stone, thence n.
= 20 b. 31.s poles to a a stone, corner at the
top of the Ridge, thence, following the top Of the
ridge zJS poles 90 a large stone pile corner ~
tract No. =, thence with No. about n. 60 W.
40 poles 10 the beginning.
The said three tracts being fully exhibited and
described in a Plat and Report Of Survey by s.
II. Brown, Surveyor Of jefferson County, dated
November O. 1876, and which is flied 10 The Clerks
office OF the said Circuit Court.
The said
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-14


ICE COLD SODA .wATER-sll the various
| Syrups. fresh and rice TO be bad at G. T..
BELIEFS Drug Store, Court. House Square, du-
ring the Iot season.
II DOT BEER, the most refreshing drink for
IL the E6t season, TO be bad At
c. 4. BELLER'S.
4 LARGE stock Of Cigars Of great variety
n Of brands, from 10 sts. down 10 for cts.,
always TO be bad at c.. T.. BELIEFS.
4 Fresh lot Of Snap and Pole Beans just re-
y ceived. Those wBo have lost theirs by the
late frOsts had better can at onee-all Of the best
varieties. o., G. +. BELLER.
EXTRACT LEMON. Ysnills, Strawberry,
IL Orange, Nectar, Sea Moss Farine, Nclson's
and Cox's Gelatine, Duryea's Corn Starch, all
fresh and nice, 70 be bad at
c. z. BELLER'S.
Two Dye Easy and Happy, use the "IIandy Pack
age DYES" They are better than al other
kinds Of Dye STUFF. To be had at
June 2, 1877. G. L. BELLER'S.