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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

e., " .onn, oe,ooeI l. speciai 70 tne iimcs
ceeded in oyercomino The onnos;t,on Of the mil.
tary authorities and the Geshoffs have been
brought 10 Constantinople. 1t is hoped their lives
Will now be safe.
Frauds
III r., ,vl. g.,
D.n;~ 80. ni va u'sps'cu say svp'.
frauds connected with the harbor imnrov enentsI ~
Erie, Buffalo, and Cleveland. Blunt will he court
martialed.
Court Matters.
Th. ca.o ~ N.,o,y o,,o,, a.. ot,r a,..s
came no - a.. - - - n s.o ~ 90
nrame co~,t ~ .s aJ;oTsn "a "a 49, ~,
acconnt ~ ,,a shsanos 20 ca'nsa, W a. 49, on
T;n,o ,ha Oh "a -, ~. -, 'I IS'
Me- al ~, ,,, VI
of the .Lor;f ~ Einna conn,w ~ -, h "s
m;ebI so,,ia ~ ha. 80. ~ n,,1i "' sue
NAB, IA ~ ~ r ~, ons,,ia;aL " .,
able and s,tra oacion. ;n,armadd,;ua aT ,sa Nv
caiIoJ aoc;a,n 80 os - s $3.50 " ~ ~ ~
rem, the only effect of which appear, 10 he 10
keep the mother and father in jail, and the child
alternating between forced incarceration in some
alleged charitable institution, the courts and the
sage. Ihey SIMPLY beg to be let alone In order
that MSbe who is fourteen years old) may be
allowed 10 earn her living as she desires to.
DENIAL.
The rumor that the brotherhood Of Locomotive
engineers mas ordered strike on the New YORK
- '~S'~N w wv N"'ht"hs N"NS
to-day
Bank Matters.
Recorder Racket to-day charged the grand iury
briefly as to savings banks and the cupsble man
ner IN which some OF them were managed. If
proofs oil crimlnaiity were deemed satisfactory,
indictments were TO De found against the Offend
ing parties.
Democratic Convention.
A1RAuy. Oc,oher Tho democratic state
convention w M meet here tomorrow afternoon
It'.'.,i1 80 - "
Cualtilah Magohe ana some OF mo members are
Already mere, put very rev OF tue delegates are
present aua tney are about az friends oil the OLD
.lchet' Inc convention IS claimed Dy them oy
TWO 10 one ior the oid ticket. Ex-L'eut. Cover
noi bescn Is here' out mere IS strong opposi-
.ion 10 ms nomination Tor secretary oil state by
e nose nere now. John seymour Is talked OF
LOT attorney general, as is also A. r. Lorring, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02
KENTUCKY.
The Turf,

LOUISVILLE, October l. In the dash of Ia
miles, Ienbreck and Courier started, the former
winning by length and half; time, 2.l1 IA.
In the st. Leger stake for 3 years olds, miles,
value $1,000, seven starters. Vera Cruise won,
being pushed by Felicia and Lizzie Whips, I'd
and Sd time, 1886.
Third race, mile heats, Emma c. Yilton, Mohl-
stick and Lsxgenteen started. Laxgenteen won
both heats; time, LA IL, LAP 3 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
I 2Ug} s-rornEA E,
1aily Asnuehef gouraal.
PORTLAND.
Railroad Matters.

PORTLAND, October /. At a meeting Of the
City Council TO- night, the committee the Port
land 4 Osdensburg Railroad reported that the
whole matter of readjustmcnt of demands Of par
ties against the company who hold as collateral
second mortgage bonds of the company, be left
with those directors who do not hold bonds or
collateral, and have pecuniary interest involv-
ed such adjustment to be approved by the Mayor.
The report WAS adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02
FLORIDA.
elbow Fever.

| JACKSONVILLE. October l. There were fifteen
new cases of yellow fever at Fernandina to-day
| IL whites and colored. There has been one
death since the last report. James Kydd OF New
York, member of the sanitary committee, was
| among the new to-day. Medical assistance
| has been asked from Jacksonv lille and Charleston
The weather is very stormy and unfsyorable.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
OSman PaSha Makes Success
full Attacks.

SOPHIA, October l. trustworthy informant
states that Osman Pasha repulsed Roumanian
attack on his front and left, inhcting heavy loss
es; also he attacked the Russians at Lovatz road,
and recovered sew eral positions.
LONDON, October l. Gen. Klapka says the ru-
NOR thar he is of the leaders Of the movement
to form Hungarian legion in Trsdchetfs, and to
act 10 conjunction with the Turkish corps to des-
troy the Roumanian Railroad, is uniruc. .5
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MISSOURI.
Court Matters.

ST. LOUIS, October l. John Mcdonald, for
merly supervisor of internal revenue for this dis
| trct, and of whiskey ring notorety, against whom
there is an indictment pending in the U. s, Court
here for conspring to destroy the public records
while in office, to-day through his attorney filed
plea in the bar against further prosecution, the
plea being based upon the Presidents pardon,
which he alleges embraces the same offence with
which he is now charged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

The Times Washington despatch says Col
Davis reports Col. Blunt seriously implicated IN
frauds connected with the hsrbor improvem at
Erie. Buffalo, and Cleveland. Blunt will he court
martialed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

fall hat, but 20 to Mrs Nj. Z. Webster's and see
her new selected stock of millinery The hat
department includes the latest sha pes, which are
larger and more of a variety to select from than
heretofore, ready trimmed or to order, making ii
desirable for our customers to change from sum-
mer to autumn. Special attention is invited to
our large stock of fancy feathers; the prices will
be sure to suit. NJ. p. WEBSTER,
tn lbs Water St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02
The Watervllle Ma il says:

Calvin Spauldlng a well known bookseller OF
Hallowell, where be has occupied the same place of
business since l8l2-was among the exhibitors of
fruit at the Pathological Exhibition. 1t is pleas
ant to see that age-he must be ninety years old
has not dimmed his eye nor quenched bis enhusi-
asm, and that he is yet active with lively inter
est in that which concerns the interest of his fell
lnv NOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

Mr.. Henry scwall has in his possession a let
ter written by his grandfather. Henry sewall.
dated at the battlefield, Ticonderogs. June lst,
HI. 1t was written In clear. bold hand, to his
father, and is signed. "From your youthful son,
Henry Sewall"
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BASE BALL.

At Buffalo-Mwsukees 8, Buffalos 9.
At Chicago-Chicagos 10, Cincinnatis 3.
At st. Louis-Louisvilles s, st. Louis |.
AT New York-Stars 5, Cricketts 8.
At Rochester-Auburns o. Rochesters 0, clever
innings.
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Dien.

In this city goth ult Elizabeth ", wi low of the
late Jacob Hanks, aged IS years, 3 months.
In Waterville, 2slh ult, Flynn Albert Estes,
only son OF Charles Il. and ii Melvina Estes, aged
IL years and days.
In wnslow. cath ult., William Bassett aged II
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

A Good Domestic Sulphur Bath can be instant
ly prepared by taking a cake of Genn's Sulphur
Soap into the bath tub. Such expedent will
to use slang phrase, "knock the spots or any
victim of cutaneous bemishes. Sold by all drug
gists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, so cents. sep26-t &wlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

Many complain that their pickles are not good.
To have good pickles you must use pare spices.
These can be obtained at Devine & Towards
City Drug Store. feod
Gillets Cream Dry Hop Yeast, is the Boss Yeast
for New England. sug2Seodlm
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m EXICO.
Mexican Affairs,

New YORK, October |. A Mexican letter SAYS
fifty thousand men are to be equipped to protect
the Mexican border, and New York firm has
contracted for two hundred thousand dollars
worth of rifles.
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NE " JERSEY
Suicide.

JERSEY CITY, October |. A despatch states
that Ricordo Brunette, young Cuban, was found
in the woods near High Bridge, yesterday, in q
dying condition He had shot himself through
the temple. The cause OF the act his desti-
tute condition,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

Orleine and Silver White, for cleaning and
polishing Silver and Plated ware, at Rowse's.
Sal Monk Tues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

KENDALLs SPAWN CURE, sold by F. w. kins-
man x Co., Augusta, is a sure cure for spavins,
&C.. and removes the bunch without blistering.
Send stamp for circular. septic tSwlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA.
Coal.

Coal.
PHILADELPHIA, October /. There was a gen.
ersl resumption Of operations this morning at the
mines of the Lehigh company.
Accident.
While passing gainesville, this morning, the
westward train on the Lake Shore road broke in
to sections, unknown TO the engineer, who halted
it as usual at the crossing of the gainesville and
Youngstesn track. The sections colided and left
the track. A tank of crude oil exploded, setting
fire to and burning upIthe Panesville and Young
steam depot. Ten or twelve cars of oil were des-
trnvad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

Currency, Sl2,52 1853 Sl4,2O6, Az rs
Special fund for
the redemption
of fractional
currency, $685., 1858. 90
Special deposit
of legal tendhrs
for the redemp
ton of certif-
Gates of deposit, "a 100000 43,ll0, 90
Coin, 6i,59l, l2i.43 ll9,l52 ,0i340
Coin certificates 29,777 10000 81 ,997 10000
Coin less coin
certificates, 3l,sls.224.4s Sl,l54, 543 40
Outstanding
called bonds 100, 10000 1858, $4,000
Other outstand-
ing coin liabili-
ties, 27,l30, 1851 27,l30, 597. rs
Outstanding le-
gal tenders, 36S,49i.74O.Oo s56,sl4, 1920
Outstanding
fractional cur
rency, 29S5S,4l5.62 1876 6422 81
Outstanding sill
yer coin. ls,7o6O53Oo 1851 .276.74
Total debt less
cash in the treas
ury, 2092 266. 515.79 POSI- 5S7 ,254 81
Reduction of,he
debt for Sept 2.9l5,365.35 1852, 524 so
Reduction ofthe
debt since July
LIST, l727es2O $50. SO
Market value of
gold ITO % 100 1903 l2-lOO
Imports for II
months ending
August 3l,t, AL 1876, 10000 465 1921 $4,000
Exports for II
months ending
August 3lst, 472,l69 1880 523, 1895, 94sOO
Receipts for internal revenue TO day, SOFA
For September, l0,04S,2l2
From customs to-day, 1903
For September. IL, 500 ,657
Appointment.
The secretary of the interior has appointed q
commission consisting of General Meigs, Adolph
Clu,s, architect OF this city and Edward Clark
architect of the capital extension, to investigate
the condition of the walls in the burnt portion eff
the interior department building.
Personal.
will not be able to attend the special session of
Congress.
Indian Matters.
The Sioux Indians in this city will be presented
With overcoats and other warm ent for W inter-
before their departure from Washington. This
and small amount OF money to each will conaii-
tute the presents the government will bestow up
on them.
~. Investigation. tf itf
The committee appointed by the cabinet to in
vestigate the public buildings, i'll probably re-
commend the construction of outside stair cases at
either end of the public printing office building
for safety in case of fire.
Death.
A telegram has been received at the treasury de-
partment, announcing the death at FeEnandina,
from yellow fever, of Frederick Z. Grossman, col
lector of customs at thAtport.
President Hayes.
The has accepted an inv itston to attend the
agricultural fair at Frederick, Md, and has fixed
Thursday, the llth inst. as the day he will make
the visit. He will be accompanied by several
members of the cabinet.
financial.
The following was the coinage at the mint dur
ing September, double eagles l,677 900; trade
dollars 4,492, 200; half dollars 40S. 400; quarter
dollars $4,000; dimes 1873 900; total I, 056, 200.
Arrived.
Judge H. NJ. Spofford and Ex-Gov. Kellogg,
contestants for q seat in the Senate from Louis
lana have arrived.
Arrested.
Frederick A. Goodrich, . clerk in the patent
Office was arrested to-day and brought before u.
5. Commissioner Mills, Tor forging the names of
other clerks, and drawing their money. He was
committed to Jail in default Of twelve thousand
dollars bail
Weather Indications for To-day.
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MACIlIAS.


MACHIAs, October |. John Fairbanks Harris
died yesterday forenoon at his home in East Ma
chias, in his eighty first year.
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MONSON.
Fire.

DOVER October |. The buildings vf VIM. T.
sibley OF Monson were burned Sunday. Insured
for $3.50
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Demonstration.

WHKEsBARRE, October l. An enthus iastc
working mass demonstration occurred the after
noon. The occasion being the release from pris-
on, under bail, of Hovey and Harrison, leader.
of the mob during the recent riots, who have
been imprisoned at Pittsburg. They were escort
ed through the streets by twelve hundred work
ing men. Ten thousand people viewed the pro-
cession from the sidewalks. large meeting was
held afterwards.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Marine News,

PROVIDENCE. October |. The brig Kassah,
which drfted ashore on Block Island in fog, on
the 18th of September, was got off the next day
unnjured, by the assistance of Capt. Sheffield, and
proce eded TO New London. 81
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EIecIIOn.

The Hartford democrats elected their entire
State ticket to day by msjorities ranging from
two hundred and fifty to FIVE hundred. There
are charges of extensive frauds in several wards.
BY the new law the minority representation is Sc
cured in the wards of the seectmen and assessors.
The vote In the State on two constitutional
amendments was light, but both probably car
red. The first prob bits extra compensation to
public officers, and the second prohibits town aid
to railroads.
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n.oral ann State News.

The Governor and Council wifi hold a session
at the State House this forenoon.
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On Friday last, the famil of the late Gov. Cony,
were startled by a noise as though the front part
OF the house was tumblng in. On ascertaining
the cause, it was found that partridge had flung
itself against the large pane of glass in the front
door, breaking the glass. The glass was by IL
feet, and cost $50. The partridge was himself
ruined for life, and was cooked for dinner the
next day, the family dining on a sixty dollar bird.
Captain Henry Fish and Z. Howard on the
measured sixteen feet the body, the tail measur-
ing eight feet, making the whole length "a feet.
They caught at the same time 65 barrels of por-
ges. Whales are quite plenty in Casco bay.
The shark was the second one that has been
caught this season. The steamer left for the
westward last Saturday, about 10 o'clock. This
was Mr.. Towards first attempt in the fishing line
From Oliver Dtson & Co., (who usually pub
lish one new song and one new piece per diem)
we have received half dozen new compositions.
"nka Blade O Grass has charming words and a
beautiful sentiment; "Children, don't get weary"
is a capital Jubilee" song, and Hays "De bad
Bob Lee" is as perfect reproduction Of Rous-
tabout chorus, that we can almost hear the rush
of the great steamer up Mark Twain's favorite
river. Then we have a little Waltz: "Cecilian
Waltz, (which is one of twenty very easy pieces
in a set called The Telephone, by Mack. Also
"Sprng Song" which is not a song, but lively
rondo by Fisher. and an elegant Mazurka called
FAIRY of the Fountain" by j. S. knight.
An exchange says the local editor reads paper
after paper, gathering an item here and there,
constantly study ing to suit the tastes of fastid
ious public; but in the end, we think, gets little
thanks for his service. He studies to make his
paper readable and acceptable, and if he does so,
he deserves success. and should receive the en-
couragement Of the public. When people fail to
appreciate the efforts and enterprise of hard-work
ing and intelligent journalists, they should be de-
prived OF the privilege of reading. There is not in
thewhole profession, legitimate worker who does
not pay five times over what be receives. and there
is class of men that receive so little compensa-
ton for their services as the painsaking and la
borous journalists.
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EkMONT.
Murder Trial.
Fire.

DERBY LINE, October l. The trial of young
Rix, who shot his brother in Bannston, 7. O., a
year ago, was commenced in Sherbrook to day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-02

Every Grocer in New England keeps Gillet's
Cream Yeast,-and warrants it. aug29- teodlm
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Reception.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Bos-
ton, numbering about three hundred, visited
Hartford to day, for their annual field day. They
were received by the Putnam Phalanx, the Gors-
foot Guards and battalion of the First Regiment
{. n. q. The reception was most enthusiastic
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CONN ECTlCUI.
Death.

Hartford, October /. DR.. Jonathan Brace,
formerly many years pastor of the Congregation
al church at Milford, CT, and editor OF the Re-
liaious Herald, died this noon, aged sixty-seven
wears.
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The seed of consumption can be destroyed by
the use of Adamson's Botanic Basam, the great
remedy for coughs and colds. Price only 35 cts.
sep26-+&wlw
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Roman gold neck chains, crosses, and lockets
at f. Rawse's
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GARLAND.


DOVER, October l. Luther Brown of Scbec,
was found dead in Garland Pond, in that town,
Sunday. Coroner Pool was summoned, but has
not yet rendered verdict. 1t was probably sui
eide
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NEW HAM SIIIRE.
The rOng Tramp.

PORTSMOUTH. October |. Detective Philbrick
of Boston, failed to identify, this afternoon, the
tramp giving the name of George Bateman, ar
rested in this city as the supposed murderer of a
man at Norfolk, Mass, in March last.
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WARRINGTON.
Military Matters.

WASHINGTON, 0ctoberl. The Secretary OF
War will recommend the army be increased 1t his
discretion to the maximum Of 10000.
Public Debt.
The public debt decreased during September
So ,SS2 ,524.
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New styles in stone cameo and Roman gold jew
elry, just received at L. Rowse' S.
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NASHUA, October |. The Vale mills of thi.
city, have been obliged TO suspend work on &C
count of low water.
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AT St. Adams, VT, yesterday, the dwelling of
l.. c. Boyce was damaged by fire and water to the
amount Of $500
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CANADA.
EOrgery.

MONTREAL. October l. Forgeries on the Can a.
dian banks similar to those in the western states,
have come to light. The bank Of Montreal has so
far lost 81 ,000 and Union bank of Lower Canada,
50 900, and the Merchants bank and Bank of On
tario, are also said to have been victmzcd.
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Treasury Department.

The following is the comparison of the condi
ton of the treasury October lst 1876, and October
LAT 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
MARRIED..

In Zion Episcopal Church. Charl,stown, on
TUESDAY. October ?, 1871 BY Rev. WIN. II. Meade
Mr. d. r. COOKE q Miss ELIZABETH NOR
TON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES daaghter Of Col.
George A. Porterfeld-all OF this town.
Oct 2nd on the bridge at IIarper's Ferry, by
Rev. j. A. McFaden. JAMES W. HENRY and
Miss MOLLIE LOCKARD, both Of Frederick CO.,
Va.
At the Parsonage in Cha'lcstown. on Wednes-
dav. October 2. ST.. bv Rev 7. b. shepherd,
JOHN PERKINS BARTLETT and EMMA NJ.
WHITEFIELD SWALLOW, of Jefferson Coun-
o., West. Va.
On the 9th Of September, at Parsonage Of VI. E.
Church bv Rev j. Edwin Amos. WILLIAM
VANHORN to EMMA YONTS, both of Berkeley
county.
On the 18th Of September. BY Rev. J. Edwin
Amos. ABRAHAM 7. COATES TO MARY L.
CUSTER-both Of Berkeley county.
On the 18th Of September, in Parsonage Of NJ
+: Church, bv Rev J. Edwin Amos. SEl M0UR
l.. BOWLING TO MARGARET p. RlCkAMOkE,
both Of Berkeley county.
At Morven. the residence Of the brides parents
on the 2uth September by the Rev Eobb. White,
assisted by the Rev. James 4. Winchester, the
Rev. u. b. LEE, formerly Of Shopherdstown, 20
LUCY j.. only daughter Of J. Keith and +. L..
Marshall, all of Fauquier Co., Va.
On the bridge ar Harper, Ferry. October l.,
1877. bv Rev. }. \. NcFldeu. Mr.. MELVILLE f..
LEWIS 10 Miss JOSEPHINE LEACH-both Of
FgedrficS county, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
TERMS, REASONABLE.
SEASONABLE SUPPLIES.
THE OLD STAND WIN A NEW STOCK.

n w. TRUSSELL is now opening choice and
J.. carefully selected Stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, which includes any and eve
~ article the season requires. u Il his purpose
to offer these Goods at BOTTOM Prices Tor CG,A,
and those in want need but call and examine price
lists, to realize the fact. Among other articles II
NAV suffice g. cnumerate:
4 rare and beautiful selection of LADIES DRY
GOODS, o { the most fash enable styles and at the
very lowest prices. full line Of Ladies Trim
mings, Laces, Gloves. Hosiery, dc. OF NO
TONS general and complete assortment, en-
braung many articles new and useful. The lar.
gest and most carefully selected Stock Of the very
superior CITY made Ladies' Gentlemen and Miss
e. Boots, Shoes and Caters, ever heretofore offer
ed, and a. evidence OF qualities in test Of eight
years no complaint has been made.
Cloths. Cassimcres, Tweeds and every descrip-
ton of Gentlemen's SUMNER WEAR, together
with Boots, Shoes. and all the Spring styles Of
Hats. OF READY-MADE CLOTHlNG-a Sc
ect assortment, and Suits selected from samples
furnished at City Prices.
a full line OF GROCERIES,, including salt,
Fish and Bacon.
6zo- Corn Wool, Bacon and all description OF
C0untry Produce taken IN exchange for Goods.
An early call from old friends and customers is
solicited.
May 49, 1877. c. W. 7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
Church Notes.

The Presbytery Of Winchester will meet at
Kearneysville, on Wednesday, the 18th OF Dc
tober, at y o'clock, P. NJ.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning, October llth-preparatory
services beginning on Friday morning previous.
The Rev. Geo. w. White, Of Moorefeld, Is ex-
pectei to be present.
By Divine permission, Protracted Meeting
will begin on Saturday, October, 9th, in the
School House at Pipertown, at o'clock P. NJ.
Elders Gist, Philhower aud Montgomery, of
the Church Of God, are expected to conduct the
services