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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
HOUSE FOR RENT.

THE HANsARD-ROOP DWELLING HOUSE
90 he corner Of Lawrence shd Congress ~.
CSarostown containing thirteen comfortable
rooms, & for reut-2ossession given Immediately.
!, &. wol-fnished house, and conveniently loca-
ted. Apply 70 .,,-.-
Seutember o. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
Mere Mention.


ae
T.e,e, made aTad upon ''e'sn' car az
Harper Ferry on sunday o's'' " are nO'
informed as 90 '-' ''''l' 90 ''.' '''..'''
Wear, indebted TO A'. solomon / ''''".as
t-as~VPy OF oa.''y--' D', I''''''' '-''
tass be hes superior "-'''''s.' ''' '''
culture
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s....m ODD Monday last lie presented ."e
...s, man whose familiarity with
..,... ..ra.l with oysters bread contempt Of
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
DIED,

In Shepherdstown, on the evening Of the 18th
inst. MIR. GREGORY BRIrNER, aged IS years.
OF consumption. at walnut Grove, IN jet
ferson county. W. Va. on Friday, Nov. Is, 1878,
Mr.. JOHN q. TERRILL-aged about 36 years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

Trains pns,'nc Ctlrlcs,'wn at IL Oh p y. ran
only on MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Saturdays
az other trains daily except sunday,
jane Is, ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
Notions.

10 Dozen Pairs Alexander genuine hid Gloves.
black and coorcd Ladies' fine Under Vests, silk
Bows, SIX Ties, silk Handkerchief, Swiss Col
lars. Colareis. Corscts Dress Buttons, Gents
silk Scaris, Blsck and CQlqred Neck Ties. under
wear, Ovcfalls, y Hose, Hamburg Flging, Cotton
Edge, Coventry RULES Swiss Ruilies, all ffosh
goods and new styles. Just received aud forsale
BY &. w. TRUsSELL.
Sept 18th, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

Medical authorities assert that more than one
half Of the annual mortality is due to pulmona-
r. complaints. Why, then, neglect so great
an earthly salvation when Dr. Schley's FdDi-
ly Cough Syrup IS guaranteed TO afford relief?
Il is 90 patent humbug, bu. is prescribed by
the faculty. Try it and be convinced. Price
ouly 25c. For sale in Charlestown by C.. f.
Bel,er, aaI at Harper's Ferry by Gilbert Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

,,.x WANreD-We waut5 supply of
u Any Of our farmer friends prefer
navy subscription dues I'm Corn viii
....u- hy delivering AT ONCE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
schedule of Trains
Harper's Ferry& Valley Branch
=. ~ .. IL. IL.
Taking cIeet Monday, June 10Th, ISIS.
MESTMAKD RorNn.

The o. CLOCK A.. ST.. train arriving at Charles
trva tlns only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat
urjay all other trains daily except Sundays.
EASTWARD BOUND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

TT1uE undersigned has on band large supply
and great variety Of FRUIT AND 0RhA-
MENTAL TREES, and at prices lower than ever
5efcre sold. Now IL the time toput opt choice
trees. s. u. WOODY,
Nov. .. ISIS Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Dyc-sIuRs, Patent Medicines,
SchoolBoolxs, sta tioncry,

TTNHE undersigned having purchased Of Mr.. c.
r. Dciler the Stock aud Fixtures Of his Drug
Store in Charlestown, Is rcpleDishing the same by
purchases Of fresh Drugs and new and desirable
Goods. and purposes to conduct the business In
all Is branches.
Physicians Prescriptions aud Family Recipes
wiz be carefully compounded at all hours OF day
or night
Included in the stock are Drugs, Patent Mcdi-
cincs. Paints. OILS. Dye-StuGs. School and other
Books Stationery, Fancy aud Toilet Goods
grca. variety. Also, choice brands Of
Tobacco and Cigars.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS will be kept, but
only sold for Medicinal purposes.
We respectfully solicit share o! the public pa
tronace, and trust by attention 20 Business, care
ful preparation Of medicines, and by constant re-
newals OF stock not only 20 retain the former Gus
tom OF the house but 20 induce many others 70 call
Respectfully
BUTLER & AISQUITH.
February %, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
ATTENTION, READ THIS!
Firy Carriages, DuGgies, JaGgoFs ana
SY agOas on Hand.
MEAx 10 sGLL rnEMl

TF.-f-o On ra'l the attention y tho citizens OF
Br-ke'ev and surrounding counties 70 Toe hCI
tha, 4 have ru bIld large sud elegant Supply
af Eru'iy Carriages. b1cEi"s. hocSo FAi $. Jenny
binds. md other styles 81 vehicles, also wagons
90 1.I kinds auI descriptions, which AN selling
lower -ha1 other dealers "a my lluc, either Tor
rr.E. ra zine. ~ iu exchange Tor haTscs, couotry
produce. or secondhand carriages ; ask alton
zion o. thes, terms rs they are more toeTa' tNao
carriage makers usCrl.y Oder. Times are hara
ana .r,-.y scarce, but want Fly friends and Gus
TONER'S tl know that. nevertheless, theg can sap
rlg themselves with carriages.
Persons ir want no old carriage Wheels % TX
I'D trei- market wagons, % O. make temporary
WAGONS. o..H hud 20 rv mctory any kind they
may desire, sumo ut thcm 'cry good, ana "I' last
@ ,Hr- t.m. tor --rh p1rposes.
N.rftsirv qr1-pt.v done as ssuIl olive me a
ca.. 90 Woo want ANYTHING ia rs line 10 VII not
be ay aa.' il "e don't deal c.v - cr,-pn
Nrr,ia.s-rr. zen, So. 's5s-r
THE G,.viae officers % shenandoah Lodge,
7 q. C. V=nplars, Of this :oFo, were duly
elected ana installed for the curcu; term:
A D Barr. VIC. t. Henry holland,
W. W.T.: r. S. R.5u.n. w r. = !. III.
Duke rs. rs. David Howell w. IT, A..
. S. Hawks. ~. g.; y. S'rajth Hilbert. W.
. NJ Woody johnson. IS. d. NJ; Phil t..
Hrr " d. Co.: Vim. Bishop. w. j q ;
lie. Holmes, ~. D. s.; G. W. Spots, W. H..
Ya-a I,vrs Hs,trug. and thus ward of
many distressing c,Wpluir's, by u>to- "~Wa+ ue s
. TIraui ~lissptrilia Pulls Cure sex or htr-
v... hcldlcb. dizziness. 1.itH-sucss, on taste IN
nuath. dyspepsia. icvlr1 piles, all complaints ei
BID. ...licN lat bowels They lct gently, with
. .st any pain or gripping. aud do not leave the
I..r.Is rrztiv. 1s Is the case with many othcr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

The Es,y Organ used at " Charles Washing
ton Hall during the late Dinners and Sup
pcfs, was placed there by M Julian y. Smith
Agent here Cor the sale Of those instruments.
The paycmon: ;o the ". E. Church, South
LAS been completed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
NOTICE.
,su,E GILBERT DRUG STORE

TtNa1E tsSbsbEhI DEet0 = hOhsh
Il AT HAMPERS FERRY has constantly
on hand a largo stock Of all INTELLECTUALLY kept
In Drug Store, and strict ettentlon.paid 20 their
purity " and low prices"
rI,BAS Of all kinds-thc best tho market ran al
ford. Coal 0il-non eTplosiye-l3O' Fire
test
DERFUMERY Of all kinds. Sta tionery-a
great variety. Playing aud Visiting Cards.
(uIEWING and smoking Tobacco 81 the best
I brands A choice lot Of nice Cigars con
stanty kept on hand.
LARGE stock Of Paints and 0ils!always On
DURE Spices Of al Kinds usually. needed ~
llousekeepers.
4 Ill the leading Patent and Fnmily,MedlciDcs
"A bought from The Manufacturers 20 Insure
their genuinoneV.
COUNTRY Merchants and Physicians Orders
I attended 10 promptly a. lowest-prices,, ID
DRESCRlPTi0N.D Department all in order and
best medicines cscd
CTRICT attention paid 90 all articles prepared
= as to their purity 20 that Physicians and Pa
tients will know what they are doing
ID. q. BONNELLf, Chemist
October II, is7s. Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
Information Wanted.

WILLIAM EATON left Highland County. Va,
for the Westin the carly part OF the war. lie was
last known to have been ia Psrkersourg' W: va.
ADv information as 20 bis whereabouts viii DO
PRACTICALLY received BY his friends. Matters Of
interest 10 himself are in store fcT him. Inform
alton concerning him with his T. o. address for
wArded to this Office will be placed In the hands
of his brother.
Nov. ?, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
HERRING.

DOTOMAC and North Carolina HerriuC also
/ all Roc Famil Herring, in half barrels. for
sale bv GEO W. 7. kEARSIEl.
NAV Is US
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Oyster saloon.

CwEET POTATOES, Cheese and Fresh Crack
> crs, for sale BY W. EBN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

The Teachers Institute began It's second
term in this place on Tuesday morning last
John Hess, E,e., the County Superintendent
Of Schools, presiding Messrs. T. B. Beall, T.
W. IAtimer anu D. C. Dragonicr were chosen
Vice Presidents. aud L. !. Williams and G.. II.
c. Backus, Secretaries. The object Of the In
s.itu,c is for al exchange Of views, based on
experience, as 10 the most approved methods
Of inducing the young Idea to shoot so shn'
the sToajes, good may be secured 10 the great
es. number circumstances hAvS initiated a
sainst our attendance, 50 the. &c are without
a rcpor, q the proceedings. fthe programme
has been Observed already che following sub
icots have been disposed Of " Analysis Of the
English Alphabet. BY E.J Williams; Thc
Principles Of the Spcuccran system Of Peuman-
ship" by J. 2. Hess " Tho best method Of
Teaching the four Fundamental Rules Of Arith-
mctic, illustrated 10y Examples on the black
board, by G. H. C. Backus, and a general dis
cussiou Of the subject; Glass Reading" by
Rev. J. \. McFaden Report Of Critics
on Reading 3" Class Drill 10 Primary Geo
graphy. showing method Of teaching it, by
G. N. Moore; Drill in History Of America,
from its Discovery" &c, by T. B Beall :;
Methods Of Teaching History in Primary
Schools submitted aud discussed Essay ~
H. Osborn.
Thursday morning 40 explanation Of Ratio
and Proportion" with examples on the black
board. by W. ?. Craighil We had the
( pleasure Of hearing Tie concluding ofan origi-
nal an Essay by Mrs. Sohonkee, her subject
The Relation Of Teacher and Pupil. Purity Of
thoushtaud beauty Of dictiou marked the pro-
duo,ion. aud the reading was excellent. Pres
idcut Hess pcrtiueutly remarked that the Is
say deserved publication, and Rev Mr.. Nc
Fldcu pronounced e graceful compliment
which was seconded Is hearty applause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

lMlOAkED AMI AAi44LtAO-A-N " 4 Inn L
Spoons. busting. ScrubSing, Shoe White.
Wash and Horse BRUSHES, ic., and variety
Of BUCKETS.
RUGGY, SLEIGH and WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES, BAaS.BooR RANGERS, ROPES,
ITALIAT HEMP, SOAPSTONE and GUN
PACBINGS, Mortise Machines, Boring Machines,
Jack screws, Chains, Traces, Hamcs, Locks,
HisSes, Bole, Files, Chissels, Trowels, Levels
Planes, Beves, Wrenchcs, Hoes aud Picks.
A complete stock Of TOOLS aud Supplies for
Carpenters, MJsons, Shoemakcrs and others, with
many Housekeeping and Furnishing Goods
A complete line OF OILS, PAINTS, NAkNlSii-
ES, GLASS, &c, always on hand at lowest mark
et price.
I,IDER MILLS, Ploughs. Of the most approved
I ! Patterns, Berea Grindsioncs, Pumps Of all
Kinds. Scales Corn Shelters, Wheat Fans, Dirt
SCOOPS, Churns, Shoyels, FORKS, Spades fakes.
GUANOS.-J. J. Turner's Excelsior, Cher d
Sens Peruvian. and South Carolina.
7 cndcaror 70 60 CASH business, and am pre-
pared 20 offer special Inducements 70 C-'A ts5ers:
By prompt and strict attention 70 business,
hope TO merit liberal share OF the patronage OF
the people OF Jefferson.
Ar JAMES Law. IlooTF's OtD STAND,
CHARLESTOWN,W w. VA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

n USTAY BROWN has opened bis Oyster Sa-
\ loon for the season, and i now receiving
Fresh Oyf,ers daily, which will be served by The
plate in the most approved style, OF by the pint,
quart or gallon. Oct. ., 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

K-,F Yu.a Ltvrs iIvttrGg. and thus ward on
many distressing c'mplnirts. by u>iaC "S"a'" zoe s
T,-,rf ~lf..ntrilla Pi.s." Cure sick or ncr-
va. hcadlche dizziness. b..ho-sucss. oat taste IN
auath. dyspepsia, icalr1 piles, all complaints ol
bid. ...llcr ana bowels. They lct gently, with
"a, anv pain or gripping. aud do not leave the
ls.yrl. crstv.. os is the case with many other
rrr-.trs-. Prepared only oT DIR. N"Ayne
-.. ptf,l'.ifa. and spld % 25 cents a bottle
t. I'D elIiu- druggists. la Charle-t'vn by
,-....- 4. 1fs-.itb. tcb. i1-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
spices.

DEST POISON Shot for P0ialoe Bugs
i and Cabbage Worms, for sale by
Nay Is, 1873. G. W. TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23
General Fire Insurance Agency

" PRESENTING three Of the leading Corn
I penies doing business IL Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING,
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK,
ETNA OF HARTFORD,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

DEST business YOU can engage in. IS to $50
y per day made by any worker Of either sex.
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth IS free. Improve your spare time
az this business. Address STINSON x CO.,
June Is, ls7S-iy Portland, Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-23

a 4 \ ! D 10 y = =
HAS JUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kid
Gloves y buttou) Tor One Dollari Ladies
and Misses Coorcd Hose, full regular; Large
Ire Ladies' Corscts, llcw prIce).
DROWN and Blenched Cotton Flannol White
} and Red Flannel, plain and twilIedj Blue
Opera Flannel.
ItREY and Drab Linsey and all-wool Cloth,
I J manufactured in the county; Mems Heavy
Buck Gloves, low prise.
T AN now daily expecting largo lot Of CASH
meres from the Charlottesville Mil's-nice
styles md superior quality.
Sentembcr -. 1878.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-28
Schrobiker's Mistake.


4 Schrobiker was going along Fourth
street the other morning, when he saw
lady just in front of him with braid
hanging down her back.
"Umph Well, if that amt Kate" he
unused. "Wonder where she's bound
for ?" and reaching forward he slyly
grabbed hold of the braid and gave it a
quick, hard pull, thinking of course to
first alarm his sister and then surprise
her with his presence.
There was,a surprise, but it was diff
ferent from the one he had planned
for.
A woman with black eyes, swapping
like a bonfire, threw up her hands to
catch her falling switch, and then turn
ed round and gave him a look that
made his bones ache. And when he
saw that it was not his sister, but a
strange, frantic looking woman that he
had never seen before, hefelt that he
would willingly swap himself for can
celed postage stamp, and consider 1t a
tip-top bargain. He blushed and mum
bled, and bowed and stared, and chat
tered out an incoherent apology that he
had made a mistake, and that he
thought she was his sister, and all that /;
.butsno words could .appease the wrath
of the woman who Trad been snatched
bald-headed in that shameless and pub
lie manner, and the words of vitrol she
dashed upon him, as he beat a retreat
around the corner are burning in his
ears yet.
1t is safe to predict that Mr.. Schro-
biker will never mistake another woman
for his sister without first assuring him
self that she is not armed with black
eyes like daggers and tongue like a
razor Cincinnati Breakfast Table.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-28

LETTER FROM FATHER TO HIS
CHILDREN.-Years ago Senator Morton
sent to his children letter, says the n.
Y. Tribune, which said among other
things: "You can never know the
depths of mothers lOve-hOw con-
stantly you are in her in her thoughts,
her anxiety about you from day to day,
and what sacrifices she would make for
you. We have been talking about you
and wondering what you are doing and
hoping you will make great progress in
your studies during the year which has
just come in. One year is a great pOr-
ton of ones lifetime. Much may be
done in one year in getting an educa-
ton and fitting yourselves fol the du-
ties of life. Lost time can never be re-
called, and cannot be made up. Each
year should show great deal learned
and great Improvement in the manners
and characters of my dear children. Ny
great anxiety and desire are about my
little boys. | am constantly wonder
ing what they will be when they grow
up to be men. Will they be learned.
talented, good, prosperous and an honor
to their parents and country? Such is
my daily prayer. We hope you think
of us, and love us, and think of your
dear absent brother, who is so far away
on lonely island in the Northern Sea-
You must constantly remember him in
your prayers, that he may be preserved
in health, and be prosperous and be
safely returned to us during the year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-28

Lest we should hinder the Gospel of Christ ~
Cor. tx: IL.
Many an active and willing helper in
the church is too often an unconscious
hinderer of the gospel. Let us each try
to find out how we may have hindered,
that we may do so no more.
A vexatiOn arises, and our expressions
of Impotence hinder Others from TAX
ing it patiently. Disappointment, all
ment, or even weather, depresses us ;
our look and tone of depression will
hinder others in maintaining a thankful
and cheerful spirit. We say an unkind
thing, and another is hindered in learn
ing the holy lesson of charity, that
thinketh no evil. We say provoking
thing, and our sister or brother is him
dered in that days effort to be meek.
We yield an inch in some doubtful mat
ter, and another is emboldened to take
an ell. We miss an opportunity of
speaking ga word for Jesus" and our
commonplace pleasant talk has checked
half-formed wish for something bet
ter, and hindered the gospel of Christ
from shining into heart.
We do not heed the Thoughtful look
on some household face just after family
prayer OF public worship, and our need
less chat about earthly things" acts
the ''fowls of the air." We make d
critical remark as to preacher or writer,
and it is brought back by the enemy in
swift temptation at the very moment
when "a word in season" was about to
find entrance.
We need, too, to be shown whether
we are quite unconsciously hindering in
even lesser ways, for many have little
peculiarities of which they are not
aware, and which yet annoy, fidget,
chill, or depress those with whom they
have much intercourse, and thus hinder
the calm reign of peace in their spirits.
How sadly, too, we may hinder without
word or act, for wrong feeling is more
infectious than wrong doing, especially
perhaps the various phases of ill-temper
-gloOminess, loneliness, discomfort,
irritability do we not know how catch
ing these are?
Shall we not watch and pray that
this day we may only help and not him
der even in the least thingg Let us
ask especially that the Lord Jesus would
so perfectly tune our spirits to the key
note of his exceeding great love, that
all unconscious influence may breathe
only of that love, and help all with
whom we come in contact to realize the
power of the gospel of Christ.-Frances
Ridley HGVergal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-28
what Every House Needs.

One of the very worst faults of eur
very faulty modern architecture, as app
piled to houses, is found in the fact that
our architects do not take into their
plans the possibilities of sickness in the
family. Now, no house is properly con-
structed that has not I'M it aroom or
rooms expressly designed for the ac-
commodation of the infirm and the sick.
The room should, in the first place,
have a warm, sunny exposure. The
window lights should be ample and
command the widest possible view. The
first essential ina sick-room isa good,
liberal fireplace. Through it, and by
means of the warmth which 1t gener1
ates, the whole room is kept In It's at
mospheric conditions, wholesome and
pure. Not only so, but slow burning
fire, with its ights and shades, its rising
sparks and glowing brands, its curling
and many colored smoke, and Its
changeful embers, furnishes ceaseless
diversion to the sick one who lies watch
ing it. Nothing is more soothing and
Ouieting than the influence which subtly
steals into the senses of him who gazes
dreamily into the gentle flame. 1t is
,eompanionship in itself. The walls, too,
should have their proper adOrnment.
Pictures that suggest quiet and peace,
and the free, fresh life of nature outside
should be on them. A bracket with its
vase of flowers; green clambering
vine clinging ambitiouslyh to the cell
ing; library case filed with familiar
books; curtains that soften the light
while admitting it-all these are helpful,
to one that lies in weakness and can
take no more of life than the room re-
veaIs. Better still, if just outside the
window stands tree, with the branches
so placed that the leaves of some almost
sweep the pane. How much the sight
of twigs, buds and leaves, stirred by
the winds and flecked with the bright
CLEANS of the sun, can cheer the mind
of one who lies upon the pillow idly
looking at them. The central thought
expressed in a well constructed sick
room is diversion. The object of its
construction and location should be to
give perfect accommodation and pro-
lection to the invalid, while at the same
time it suggests the beauty and free
dom of being unconfined-the life and
animation of the great outdoor world
beyond.