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EAST LIBERTY, November 49, Cattle Re.
ceipts to-day $50 head OF through and 175 OF
local stock; total for two days $50 head OF
through and .5e4 Of local. Supply good and
trade active for country and retail business at
full prices. but only fair for Philadelphias
and New York at a slight decline from tho
first OF the week. Forty loads sold today with
a few loads OF late arrivals on hand yet
HoGs-Receipts today 1895 head total for
two days S,0S5 Workers g s0a2 9g Philadel.
phias So 0Oa3 20. a
Receipts to-day 800 head; total for
two days $500. Selling very slow at 50 5oa4 90.
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RUSSIA.


LONDON, November l2.-The Russian
mission at Cabul has not been withdrawn
The cotton manufacturers OF Glasgow
will reduce the working hours one.third
This will affect 5000 employees. :.
The race Of the great Shropshire Handi'
cap to-day was won by Orient; Sunshade
second, Sutler third.
Donncr & Co., East Indian merchants,
failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
Ally Sheridan, the actress, is dead.
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PORrIdS.
mrSrw YORK SUN, ON MIR. TILDEN.
Hhy Considers him no Longer Availa-
bic NJ u prcsid cntial Candidate.

SU York Evening Post.
The SIN, in its leading editorial article
90 Tuesday morning, says that it support
elNr Tilden in 1916, both as the most
ivsilahle among the candidates for the
democratic nomination, and because it
bundin him "whnt is too rare amongour
Ptblic men, thorough faith in the Con-
EitutiOn Of the United States and in the
Principles oi genuine Jeilersonian democ-
ar." 1t taiIlrms its belief in his election,
aadsays Of his course while the Prcsiden-
rVas in dispute: "While as question
'otthe highest manly qualifications We have
Ntbeen entirely satisfied with theconduct
dNr. Tildcn in this critical emergency, and
AhiIewe should have prcicrreda q more de-
ddellcadeBhip on his part, we have new
aN'Cchocd tho blame that has been cast
upon him on this account" It says that,
Nhlc the Democratic party had great
VantAge ground II it had remained true to
Isprinciples, anew and stcrnly asserted
Its devotion to the Constitution, and its
Preference OF that venerable charter over
lhe new.iangled, illegal and cowardly de.
vice Of the Electoral Commission" that
RHyhad chosen to take a different course;
and thus the Democratic party has heon
SnaIIy broken and degraded, II not de-
ANyed; 80 that from this party, MS it now
exists before us, the observer cannot draw
Strength iora single patriotic hope" 1t
Hoses the article rs follows:
While We should be ashamed to doubt
Mr. TildCn's personal integrity, We are yet
constrained TO say that II Is proved and
admitted through the publication OF the
9!ipheF lelegrams that during his Prestden'
hl rampaign he suffered q clique Of pollt'
EAly immoral people to surround him, tc
Ntor him, and to compromise him We
knew at the time that some OF these per
Sas were profoundly foolish, and we de
hounecd them for their sillinessi but !
nov appears that this was not their wors
endowment, At any rate, they have
Proved themselves able to fatally injur'
Tnal they could never have built up
lneir imbecility and their immoralit!
GOULD never create anything, hut with tn,
extraordinary confidence reposed in them
IeiF power Of mischief was great indeed
aaey have sutfced to damage the charaC
ItGl1 itetime, and they have wrought
uuSpoable mischief to the cause Of publ
TSaAT Mr., TildCn will not again be IN
residential candidate Of any party"
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CHICAGO, November L. The Drovers Jour.
nal reports:
Firm and shade higher; choice heavy s2 90
as Isl light sa g. 5Sas SCI mixed E sSnsnsS 4 0as 90 on
Active and steady: natives IS 4OaI SO; butch.
ers firm; cows So 00a3 90; steers s. 0oa3 80 /;
bulls 81 00a2 60; western at s. 000a3 40; Tex.
ans s. I0a3 Is.
sHEEr-Reeeipts 800 Dull at s. 6oa3 s759.
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THERE never was an election before,
Ance 1910, when so many Democratic
N'onEholds were carried by the Republi-
cans by assault. The 10000 majority III
'Ae Milwaukee District has been rubbed
ont Two counties in Pennsylvania that
Usually give $500 Democratic majority re
.eaed the engine and rolled up 1000 ma
Naty for the Republicans, Ulster coun
NNew York, that's or was thought to b'
Siellably Democratic as Kentucky, give
~ s,a9es Republican majority than It uset
I|Ssye the other way. Other facts OF 'poo
oSS.. %,Sa. ledgerdemain are noticeable al
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POLITICAL.

ST. LOUIS, November 1S.-Dispatches
from Kansas say the lower House OF the
Legislature will stand Republicans, 81;
Democrats, "a; Greenbackers, 10; Repub.
lican majority over all, IS. The Senate
has q Republican majority OF 80, giving
the Republicans on joint ballot a majority
ofs0. IT Is estimated by well.informed
politicians that over ninety members are
In favor OF the reelection OF Senator In
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NEw ORLEANS, December 13.-Colonel
Frank Zacharie, who was sent by Gov.
Nichols as q special agent to Tensas Par
ish to report the true condition OF affairs
there, has returned and submitted a
lengthy report. He says Notwithstanding
the exaggerated reports from Tensas Par
ish, he could only succeed In finding that
twelve negroes had been killed,
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yrcIsDuRu. November 12.-There was
heavy white frost this morning, There
was one death and three new cases report
JACKSON, November l2.-one death; no
new cases. Ice last night. The stores are
opening. The families OF several physi.
clans have returned, which indicates that
Il Is safe for all TO do so.
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nnnk pIrectors EnIoIned,

BALTIMORE, November l9.-In the Cir.
cult Court to-day, on petition Of the de-
positors and creditors of the United Ger.
man Bank, an injunction was granted re-
straining the directors from making m
assignment or otherwise disposing OF the
credits and assets OF the bank. The ap-
pointmcnt Of receiver was held under
consideration.
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RAILROAD B0NDs-IIuoyant; Toledo e w
bash consols (conyertible) rose 9 per cent.

hAILhOhU UDUSpb-DuuyHutI lbltNu " va
bash consols CONVERTIBLE rose per cent.
STATE BoSDs-Quict and steady.
STocKs-The market was buoyant again to.
day, and the upward movement In prices con-
tioued There was an advance Of Y to Il per
cent in the early dealings, which was followed
BY reaction. During tho afternoon the mar.
kct became strong again, and under the free
purchases, both speculative and investment,
shares recorded an advance Of Y TO per cent
as compared with yesterdays closing prices,
Tho advance was led by C. O. C. & l., which
sold up to 80, but the principal activity was
In Northwestern, st. Paul, Lake Shore and
Western Union. Among the investments
Rock Island and Fort Wayne were the most
prominent. The market closed buoyant
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares OF
which g. COO were Erie, ~, 900 Lake Shorp, 1900
Wabash, 9i,000 Northwestern common, 1900
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, $500 81. Paul,
il 600 'Iackawanna, 2,500 ST. Joseph, 1000
Western Union, and 5000 St. Louis, Kansas
nttU q N0Fthnrn |.tTI.
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ITALY.


RoME, November 1S.-The exiled Ger.
man Bishops in u reply to the request OF
the Vatican, to state their views about the
pending negotiations between Germany
and the Vatican, have addressed a memor-
ial to the Pope expressing wish that an
equitable arrangement may be reached.
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NRw YORK, November 13.-Arrived-
Steamer State Of Georgia, from Glasgow.
LONDON, November l3.-Steamers Erin
and Bolivia, from New York; 1berian,
from Boston, and Texas, from Montreal,
have arrived out.
NEW YoRk, November l9.-Arrived:
suevia, from Hamburg.
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GERMANY.


WiEsBADES, November 49, Emperor
William, replying to the address Of the
Town Council, said that he hoped soon to
resume control OF the Government, and he
trusted that Germany's stand against the
criminal tendencies would be initiated by
other States; the peril is common, and so
oughtto be the defense.
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NEw ORLEANS, November 1s.-Coflee-
Quiet; cargoes ordinary to prime l2stal84c,
gold. sugar-ouiet and weak inferior to good
common 454a5c; common 10 good common
5Ha6 yellow clarified Gsta7Isc. MolaSses-
Dull, weak and lower; common 22a2Ic; fair
2Ga2Sc. Rice-Quiet but steady; Louisiana
ordinary TO choice 6a01fc. 5W
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NEW YoHx, November 13.-Business re.
mains quiet with commission houses and i'm
porters, and the jobbing trade Is only modcr.
ate. Cotton goods quiet and unchanged In
prices Prints dull, except Turkey reds and
patchwork styles. Dress goods less active.
ings are doing fairly. Foreign goods continue
sluggish .-.l. .--.- 49,
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BosroS, November l3.-M. Frank Paige,
q prominent boot and shoe dealer, was ar.
rested to-day on the criminal charge oi
conspiracy with his partner (Stetzor) TO
defraud lis creditors.
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Disappeared,

Bosrox, November l3.-J. F. Gourley, a
dry goods dealer, disappeared Monday, af.
ter secretly shipping his stock. A portion
OF it has been recovered. r
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NEw YoRK, November lS.-The Central
Saving Bank, OF Jersey City Hights, Is be.
ing closed owing to the lack Of profitable
business. All the obligations VIII be met
| In full,
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PeunIe Rtrikers.

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-The fe-
male power loom weavers in the carpet
mills OF the 10Th ward struck on account
OF notification OF reduction OF wages
OF one cent per yard, The strikers arc
willing to accept one.half cent reduction,
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BuGSos AYREs, November 49, The
American bark Deyonshire, Captain Falk-
ner, commanding, was seiEad by a Chilian
Corvette, while loading at Guano, in the
Strait OF Magellan, and taken to Punta
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FIRE RECORD.

ToRoSro, NoyemberlS.- paint shop,
saw mill, drying room and shoemaking
shop, OF the Central Prison burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
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WIN Re.,,,ne nnsines..

TAMAouA, November 1S.-The First
National Bank Of Tamaqua, Pa, which sus.
pended October l4th, will resume business
Saturday,
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ClxclxSArI, O., November 13.-All the
coal miners in the vicinity. Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, are on strike, demanding quarter
OF cent advance per bushel.'
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Toledo,

ToLEDo, November lS--wheat- Quiet and
firm; amber Michigan spot and November at
9i nc; No. red winter November 96J J<c; west.
ern amber gTc. Corn-Steady; No. 2 at 38I Nc;
new S4c; high mixed S8Ife. 0ats-Dnll; No.
9, 22c.
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JAcEsoSvrLLE, November l9.-Chief Jus.
tice Randall ordered special session OF
the Supreme Court to convene ut Talla-
hasse on Thursday, when the petition for
mantamus against the County Canvass
ing Boards will be presented, Smith, the
colored inspector In Madison county, was
today bailed in $1,000.
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS FOR ELECTION FRAUDS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November l3.-Two
additional arrests were made to-day OF
parties charged with offences against the
u. S. laws ut the recent election. W. l..
Daggett, a prominent Democrat, who
was charged specially with ballot box
stulIing In a letter OF ex-Congrcssman
Mackey, published in Northern papers, be-
gan proceedings to-day against Mackcy for
ltl.Ll
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PirrsBuRoH, November l3.-PrrRoLHuM -
Quiet; crude at 81 10 at Parkers, for imme.
dlate shipment; refined unchanged. ~.
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,,,r MONEY ruArnAs BEEN RAIs ED

nal, Part OF What Has Been Done for
the sufferers by yellow Fever.
The following table excludes all private,
rligious and society subscriptions, and
embraces only cash subscribed publicly
,pI through the authorities OF the various
Gtts and the committees appointed by
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stocks,

NEw YoRx, November ls.--MosEY-Easy at
3a5 per cent; closing ats. Prime mercantile
paper 4 Iza6 per cent The Assistant Treas
urer disburSed Si2i.000. Customs receipts
sos, 900. Clearings sl1, 900. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills dull t4,sl; sight ex-
change on New York 4.sG.
GoLp-Weak atl00%. Par bid. Carrying rates
| per cent. Borrowing rates fiat and 11Sa2.
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1ll:srECrPuLl.Y DECLINES
THE FLORIDA CASE

Bosrox, November 12.-Davis j, King,
who was nominated last night by the
workingmen for Mayor, has declined.
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LONDON, November 1s.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says it Is stated that Eng.
land is earnestly assisting the Porte in It's
endeavor to conclude the loan to be guar.
anteed on revenues OF Syria and the sur.
plas Egyptian tribute.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
sNow STORMS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 13.-Snow storms OF
exceptional severity prevail in North Eng
land and throughout Scotland.
The now Egyptian loan has closed, be-
ing fully subscribed ats. gmar
REDUCTION OF WAGES.
The iron firms OF Ashton, Hyde, Staley
Bridge, Newton and Guide Bridge give
notice Of reduction in the wages OF skill.
cd workmen Of two shillings and unskilled
workmen one shilling per week.
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CISclxSAri, November l3.-Hon Milton
Sayler says that he will not contest the
election OF Hon. Benz. Butterworth, Com
gresham elect from the lst Ohio District.
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W. H. srAHLMAN, ,.,...,.-e Proprietor
S1.5O PER DAY

Droveu and Farmers should lear In mind that The
stahng AttAehbd 70 the HOUSE Is very lae and o ihs
best order. Accommodations for 500 IlGrAes
n. B-The Wheeling INTELLioEScRR l. TeeeIvet
regularly NJ this House. and placed on Ole foEthO hem
cit Of guests from West Virginia. Seis.W
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T ,Aw DEPARTMENT OF THE
West Virginia University.

Prof St George 7. Brooke, recently elected
TO the Chair OF Law and Equity In the stata
University at MOruantown, will begin his
Lectures on November 27th. A matriculation
fec Of sl5 will be charged. No other fees 10
law Studenta For further information at,.
dress the President of the University, at Nor.
gantown. no2.s
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INDIA.

ISsuRREcTIoS AGAINST THE TURKS.
BOMBAY, November l3.-serious insur
rection has broken out in the Nejd distric
in Arabia, against the Turks. rss
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pI2TESS--1TTIE OLD ia MILY JOURNAL.


You deserve % suffer- and If YOU lead miser-
able, rusatisfactory hfe in this beautiful world,
it is entirely your own fault and there Is Only one
excuse for you.-your unreasonable prejudice ana
skertcism which has killed thousands Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning WI soon
show Won that Greens August Flower will cure
YOU OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia with an us
miserable effects such as sick headache, palPiia-
ton OF the heart, sour stomach, habitua eesitve-
ness, dizzircss6t the head, ncrsOus rrcstration,
low spirits, &c lis sales now reach every town
on ths Western Cou,inent, and not Druggist out
will teu VOC ct it, wonderful cures. You can
buy sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will rQlieve you.
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DIED,


Atthe residence of her father. in this county
on tuesday afternoon, Miss ELOlSE J.. BECk-
WITH, second daughter Of George II. becSWlth'
Esq.
At her residence in Charles,own. on Monday
morning. July sth, ISIS, Miss HANNAH +
Nee KDI
Died in tho Covenant God has made with man.
near Capoa Springs, West uglnia, on saturday
nirht. J!y f. ISIS, after An illness 81 nearly two
,rreks duration. and at the very tender age ot 4
months and DAYS, HOBART, The infant son and
second child II Rev. W. and +. ~. Eichclberger
.Thou art gone 70 the grave but wc will not de-
plnrc thee,
Sia9c God was thy Ransom, Thy Guardian and
He CAV. tas5 lie took thee, ana lie eill restore
Anldsa,l ha.no sting Tor The Savior hath died %
THE residence Of her brother in-law j. II.
Ksu1dc. Esq.. near Ripon, June 2yth, ISIS OF IA
ralysis. Miss MARY COOkUSl egcd 40 years aid
10 months
On Friday evening, June 18th. leT', near ny
attst1rr. Montgomery county. Maryland, Is
NER MILLER, son OF Asa and Mar - W eish'
aged 8 months.
At her residence in Bolirar, on Saturday mig NJ,
9Th instant Mas. ELIZABETH REED, widow ~
the late James T. Reed, OF Bolivar, aged iiy'aFs.
un Juar27. ISIS. Mr. DAVID CUNNINGHAM,
in thc l9th year ~ his ogc.
In Nattinsburg. oa He evening % July 3, ISIS,
Ms. SUSAN f. HONRICH, aged Il years
Athtr home near Loucwood, Orange county.
Fl.ridl. on "a. 18th oi June. Mrs. N. KATE
SHEPHERD, wife OFF. Keith Boswell
Mrs. Boswell was lady Of more than ordinary
gift and sraces-cultgrcd in mind kind in heart
sweet ia disposition; cheerful genial refined, dit
fu,iug comfoltanl gladness unto al who knew
D.. ,-.f1.r~ .f-f.r mp frf4rf
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We understand the first Locomotive for use
on The S. Y. r. r. will be upon the road near
Dufiells in a lev days. It is suggested as
emiucutly appropriate that i; be called the
U. L. Boyce, compliment well merited by
,he uutiring, ueyeT-daE~airiug Ti,e President
Il tlc r.aJ
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10 all nlg are suffering fr.m tde errors on.
iadiscrctiu-s &C youth, nervous weakness carly de
cav. loss % manhood. &c, siil send 4 Tlcip'
thatwiiic cure You. FREE OF CHARGE. tn
great remedy was discovered oy missionary il
south America send sciTajt-essrf onvclopl
O. tAe RevJOSEPn e. lNNAN,
S.1fi1n D, Eitis Goa-s, Ner OK Ct1g
Get. ., lS77
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From lhc Shopterdsi'wu Register we clip
.lc following personal notices
'.Wo had pleasant visits Jy Mcs,rs John
n. Strilcr and Geo " Echc.bcrscr. Of this
county, last week. ruy are sound on the
u,Xt legislature question, aud we suggest that
,hcy De our next representatives.. They are
two Of the very best men oar county"
1.-THE Eccisfcr will state Whist the next
legislature question is, we csn. probably, eS-
innate tho quantity Of sound needed in our
legislative hall neat viutcI. OF course be
doesn't mean that these gentlemen will DO as
sounding brass aud ;iukIing cymbal."
Tho Hsyisi'r also says
I'VE had plcasan. visit from Mr.. D C..
Washington, cur present genial and ailable
Circuit Court Clerk, Of Chnrlcstown, on We'd
ncsdaY last Mr. ". has filed tho Office very
acceptably TO all our people. We learn that
he is caniila,c for election this Fall, and we
have no doubt tha; Dc viii lie returned ~ au
overwhelming vote. We venture tie asser-
ton Aatuo moIe competent gentleman can be
selected ia the county, aui when we have mn
us.cer Of ,lat kinl our people saco.d return
han
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MARRIED,

In Charlcstown. atthe Carter House, July 4th,
ISIS. bv Rev. :. c. ferguson, Mr. JAMES v.
MANU- III. nd Hiss KATE LOCk-bo'h OF this
county.
On the 30 Of July, 1873 at the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. J. Edwin Amos, CHAS.
II. LOWRY 20 SALLIE WOODS, all OF Martins
burg.
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Special Notices.
pATENT AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.

INVENTORS, Patentces, and other persons in
tcrested in Paflaf Natter, can obtain Patents,
G0pies 90 Patent. crd Records, and Drawings.
with all information connected Herewith, upon
tn lowest reasonable terms.
Patents uader the new laws are granted 'or ! !
years. without any extension eKcept BY Special
Act OF Congress. Ihs Fdfest QGee fee Tor q
paten: is SIS.
Cavcat fccs are $40. which are er'rq. and must
be rsserei every war unGl rcgai1r complete sp-
piicati1B Is made.
Al! correspond nee 20 ensure rer,-, MIST have
refr,n .ie5s eu-io.et. Addr-',
JOiiIs y. GALi.ti{fsS,
No POLO I SratfI. \. NESr.
WASHINGTON f..Tl, d. @.
ADriIf ISIS
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Tho Fourth al Martinsburg.


Tic Fourth Of July was spiri;edly observed
ia Marinsturg Tie Martinsburg Artillery,
Col Nadenbouscb, aud the Light Iuaatry
Col c Faulkner, Jr., were Reinforced by
the Winchester Light Infantry, Capt Burgess,
and glraled The streets, aud excited the mill
,ary spirit to high degree in TIE Old burg
The Fire Department also paraded, aul the
Sbephorlstown, Charlcstown Mechanics, and
Mlrtiusburg Bands furnished tie music
Hon. G.. j Faulkner read the Declaration Of
Independence, after handsome PREDATORY ad-
dress, and Blackburn Hughes, Esq delivered
the Oratiou. after music f p Fau,kner Esq
made happy inprouptu remarks in response
% cu,Lusias,;ccalls The military went through
their cyoIu,ions in the public square in the
afternoon. During the firing Of salu;es by the
artillery, several persons were slightly wound
Ell by waddirg from the guns. Tho crowd
was large. Tie ln1T0dent comments the
visitors Er orderly behavior, but hints a, some
iudcc.ium on the part Of citizens.
Mr. Geo II Ilagley has gone 70 Baltimore
20 lay IN , stock Of Boots, Shoes, S;-for the
.Fautralc ana will effect arrangements for
supr'.,s ct leatbcr-au kinds aud grades,
that be may make goods TO order, or furnish
other boot ana shoe manufacturers with the
best material.
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IllIlL.S EHITE SHLlHTl SPRINGS

= 10 NILES northeast Of winehqier and
} I ~ miles seuibcast 81 Stpbenron's
Depot +. o.. Frederick county. Va. Terms: 81
per day. $3.50 per week aud so per month ~
p days children and scYaU, bali price Round
trip tickets hom fll proEi eht pginis From
Baltimoru O. Spfrss ana return, $3.50 from
Washington o. SPRING. and return, 500. Tick
cls good until ist Df November.
Mas -, ls17--1. J.. &. JORDAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noticc-
NOTICE.

TE'HE undersigned having been appointed, and
d4'roull.aed Administrator of the EstIt- 90;
d. In Keve.. deed, aii persons having claims
against .liI estate are requested % present ihc
same: and all debtors 20 said estate are expected
o. make prompt payment.
WM i. NOLER.
Jul, C. l-7S-lt Admir- % Joha Ecycs.