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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-16
STATE OHIO, INSURANCE
COLUMBUS, February 5,
WHEREAS,
Hhe Imperial Fire Insurance COMPANY

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Amount avail in the
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JOHN III. LAW, Agent, Southeast Third
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24

The celebration and supper OF
the Rapides Grove, Lodge No. l.,
given on last Saturday night, was
for short while disturbed aud par
TALLY lnterfered with by few bull
dozers of the colored persuasion, and
pretty we'll filled with mean whiskey
at that, but were put out by the
managers. But an outside, free
fight and big fuss occurred, which
was rather disgraceful to the partici-
pants. On Monday. morning the
Town authorities took the matter in
hand and succeeded in Juggling three
of the offenders in the Lookup for
4S hours. In this fight the Record
er of the Parish was handled rather
badly and was cut with knife in
three places, back Of his head. The
State will take up the matter, hence
we refrain further mention for the
present.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24
In MEM0RlAM.

Again has death visited the family
circle, and robbed it of one of its most
loved and loving members.
Mrs. ANN G. MANNING died at her
residence on Bayou Rapides, on Thnrs-
day, April 18th, 1878, at five minutes to
2 o'clock P. NJ.
She was fifty-four years old, one Of
Rapides' native daughters,and de-
scendant of one of her oldest families.
A christian lady of rare virtues and re-
markable charity, she has faithfully
earned, and will doubtless receive, that
most desirable plaudit, "Well done thou
good and faithful servant"
Her family and many friends will
long cherish her memory, and the grief
tstrickep husband and son, while treas
uring her many deeds Of piety and loy-
ing kindness, should also remember
that in the loss of wife and mother
upon this earth, they have gained an
angel III Heaven. A..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24

the section line one mile East of Town
ship line bearing North and dividing
Range 2 and 3 East, said section line
starting from Horsepen Creek and run
ming due North to Catalloula Lake !;
and Holioway's Prairie Precinct shall
comprise the remainder of said Magis-
tvate's Ward, and the line dividing
Pineville and Borland Precinct shall
be as follows: Commencing 1T Il point
on the River where the Township line
running East and West crosses at or
near Cannon's wood yard, thence East
along said line about four miles to the
intersection with the Township ne
running North between 2d and 81
range of sections. thence along said
line to the Police Jury Ward line near
Barron's Saw Mill.
The petition of j. H. Hynson, A. w.
McLaurine, r. G. Maddox, asking to
have the road abave Town, known as
the Plauh Road changed so as to run
i'll a more direct line, and over bette,
ground, was presented by Mr.. F. Seip.
On motion of Mr.. Bolton,
Whereas, Il petition having been re
| ceivcd from Jos. H. Hynson and Others,
asking for a change of Bayou Rapiaes
Road where il enters the Town of AL
exandria, therefore
Be- it Resolved, That Jos. H. Hvn-
son, A. G. Compton, aud N. l.. McGir-
mis- be appointed Commissioners 10 ex-
anime tue ground over which che pro-
posed road is to run, aud to iafornl
this Jury of the probable ex-
pense of placing said new road in good
condition, also the expense of keeping
the old road in good order, full re-
port OF the whole matter TO be made
at the next meeting of this Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Calvit,
Resolved, That tie Delinquent Roll
for the Parish of Rapides for the year
1876, amounting to:
Parish Proper. .S23O5 II
Bridge. .......-...- 1l52 SO
Court House. Observation-Disclosures. 1852 SO
be accepted, and the Collector have
credit for the same which he is re-
quired to have filed at once in the
Recorders Office, and the President be
authorized to Issue his Quietus.
On motion the Jury adjourned until
the LIST Monday in June.
F. SEIP, President.
A true copy:
J. w. GORDON,
Clerk Police Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24

cbepeyvile Ward-One Poll at
rbeneyyille. One Poll at Lecomte,
:1ohn Stephens Store.
'V Snring Hill Ward-one Poll at Cal
,oon,s Store. One Poll at Ben
Raudolph's Mill.
Hiueston Ward-One Poll at Hines
Inn Williams Store. One Poll at
Union Church.
Calcasieu Ward One Poll at Hatch's
Cotile Ward-ODe Poll at James,
Red Store. One Poll at A. Horns
house, One Poll at Deloach's Bluff.
BAYOU Rapides Ward-One Poll at
tamothe's Bridge.
pineyille Ward-One Poll at John
Boreland's. One Poll at Big Island,
Michel Devile's. One Poll at HolIo-
way,s Prairie, j. A. Newell's.
Rigolette Ward-One Poll at Asa
Bells One Poll at Rigolette Bridge,
Gus. Labats.
Mfr. Smith moved to substitute Rob-
;nson's Store for c. C. Weems, Poll No.
Sin LanIourie Ward lost, the vote on
Mr.. Smiths motion TO substitute Rob
inson's store for Weems, resulted as
follows: Nays, Messrs. Bolton, Duke,
Labat, Williams and Longs. Yeas,
Messrs. Calvit, Calhoon, Smith and
Woodard,-4.
Mr.. Calvit offered the following
AZ au amendment TO Mr.. Longs rsso.
luton
Resolved, That each member is
hereby authorized TO designate the
Polling Precincts in their respective
Wards. The vote being taken on this
amendment resulted as follows: Yeas,
Messrs. Calvit, Calhoon, SmitI, and
Woodard-4. Nays, Messrs. Bolton,
Duke, Lsbat, Long and Williams-5.
The amendment being lost the orig
ipsl resolution was then carried, ap-
pointing the Polling places specified
therein.
The report of the Finance Commit
tee was then submitted-YOur Finance
Committee respectfully report that
they have examined the Parish Treas
ursf's report and find the same cor
rect -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24
STATE or LOUISIANA,
'ariSh Gourt-Parish OF AvOyeile

DURSUAN,T To A COMMISSION AND
Il order of sale issued from the Honora.
hle the Parish Court in and for the Parish
of Avoyelles and State of Louisiana, and
to mo directed, l will sell at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 25th day of MAY, A. D.
1878,
between the hours Of A. NJ. and 3 P. NJ.
the following described property he
longing to the minors Francis A., De-
sire W., Edward L. and Eugene NJ.
Burgess, to-wit:
l. The undivided one-third of Mag
nolia Plantation, situated on bayou
Boeuf, in the Parish of Rapides, and
bounded north BY lands now or for
merly owned by Joshua Pearce and
Winder Crouch; east by lands now or
formerly owned by Mrs. NJ. D. Mar
shall and Mrs. NJ. R johnson south
by lands now or formerly owned By
Mrs. M. r. johnson, Mrs. S. Il. Wright
and Estate of L. A. Stafford; and west
by lands now or formerly owned by
Estate of L. A. Stafford and Mrs. Es-
Their E. Jackson, aud containing fifteen
(l50W hundred acres, more or less.
2. The undivided one-third of the
lower half Of Montana Plantation,
situated in Rapides Parish, on the
right descending bank of Bayou Boeuf,
aud bounded north by said Bayou ;
east by la nds of r. S. Smith south by
lands Of Robert A. Newell and Lucius
Dupre; aud west by lands Of R. S.
Smith and +. B. Helm, and containing
four hundred and twenty eight (428)
acres.
Said sale to he made at the foot of
the bridge in Cheneyville, in Parish Of
Rapides, and in accordance with the
appraisement made in an inventory
lately taken by Jesse R. Ford, Notary
Public, by virtue of commission
from the Parish Court of Avoyelles.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
CASH. JOHN NJ. BURGESS,
April "a, 1873. Natural Tutor.
Printers Fees $500.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24

H. NJ. Robinson, Sheriff, fees
In criminal cases to April
10, 1873 Observation-Disclosures. "a 60
L V Marye, Justice fees to
April 18th --........ 10 SO
J Il Waters, Justice Fees to.
April 18th .-...-.-.--. 8 81
DR.. John Casson, salary Par
lsh Physician to April 5th 62 SO
W c McGimsey, Par Attorney
tor3 months salary Mar 3lst 100 OC
La. DEMOCRAT, printing bill
to April l6. approved for 70 &c
u w Harper, constable feesto
April 10th .............. a 90
J W Holt, Officer Of Jury, sal.
airy two months to April LIST, 80 g
J " Gordon, clerk of Jury,
two mouths salary 10 Apr |, &C &C
Marsh & Sons. work done on
Jail and ironing prisoners. ii OO
Caesar Morgan, Constablc's
fees to April 18th, ........ 10 81
Respectfully Submitted,
F. .Seip,
II. Z. Duke,
w. J. Calvit,
G. w. Bolton,
j. "a. Calhoon.
On motion,
The Jury adjourned until 9 o'clock,
A. NJ, to- morrow.
F. SEP, President.
Attest:
j. W. GORDON, Clerl; P. j.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24
MARRIED:

In this Parish. at Kent, on Bayou Rap
ides, the residence of the Bride, on
Wednesday evening, April 18th, 1878.
by the Rev. A. N. Ogden, JAMES A
RINGGOLD, of St. Louis. to SALLIE
A., daughter Of the late Robert G. and
Mary Hynson.
eY New Orleans and st. Louis papers
please COPY.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24
JOHN NJ. BARRETT,

JOftN NJ DAhhEII,
Treasurer.
And report favorably on the following
claims due prior to the First Of Jauua
ry, 1878, and recommend their ap
proVal as per Ordinance passed at this
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-04-24

BE guided by self interest, and
purchase $50 WILSON SEWING
MACHINE; it is all the go now!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
signed Bills in Blank.

A very remarkable statement was made in
the Senate 90 Saturday as to the manner 10
which Gen. Grant once performed bis cousti-
tutional duty Of approving bills Mr.. Wind
om, Republican, said q know Of one or two
occasions in which the suudry civil bill has
been carried by the armiul TO the President (;
without any reading. without ever his reading
it. without all the items even being included
in the bill, It has been sisnel aud fixed up by
the committees afterward, after Congress had
adjourned" Mr.. Elmuals said to Mr..
Wiud0m that be ought not to tell Of such a
thing. and asked him " bow Jill the President
faithfully support the constitution aud sign :
bill in that way 2" and Mr. Window replied
that he only knew the thing was douo, aud he
had nothing to say in regard to the Presidents
duty on The subject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Middleway, W. Va, June 8rd, 1878

Middleway, w. Va, June 3rd, 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR. The dull mouQtouy Of our
usually quiet little town was relieved q few
DAYS since By school Exhibition giyeu by
Miss Ida L. Kcarney at the closing OF Ter
school Miss Kearucy seems 20 have eudeared
herself 10 the people Of Miidleway as well as
to her pupils by her untirins exertion, and
close attention to her school llbors. We arc
glad 10 see a good teacher receive the gratitude
and appreciation which she Justly merits
The Exhibition to which we allude was pro-
nouucel a success by all who had the pleasure
Of attending, and fully confirmed the opiu ion
heretofore felt. that Miss Kearuey is young
teacher of promising ability and one who
reflects credit upon the school, Shepherd COL
lege, Of which she is graduate She seems
20 possess the rare ability 90 inspire her
scholars 10 noble action, and exer;ion. and 20
infuse into them the same enthusiasm felt by
herself; which in our opinion is the very acme
Of good teaching By request the entertain
meut was repeated the following evening to q
large and respectable audience.
Ii would be hard 10 make o selection OF
any one piece as particularly deserving OF
notice, as all were we'll executed aud merit the
highest praise Yet the reading Of We all
do fade as leaf and The Song Of the Shirt
by Misses Mary and Nora Myers were partic-
uArly fue aud cyinced remarkable powers OF
Elocution The Dialogues of The Bound
Girl aud Letter Writer rected by some Of
the younger scholars with on ease and natural
ness of manner that was surprising for their
age. Il was really hard to dispcl the illusion
that their chat was not reality TO which we
listened, instead Of a recitation, so perfectly
true 70 nature were their tones and manner
The recitation Of "iPeople will talk by Miss
Edith Gler a child Of ten years old, was much
applauded, as was also the beautiful Tableaux
Of 10 Night and Morning" " Day chasing the
shadows Of Night" " Picking ont the Thorn "
aud " Cinderella aud her Slipper" The mo-
tons Of hands and feet in perfect time to the
music by the infant classes was heartily APP
plauicd, also CaliStheutics by the entire school
showed much skill in both execution aud
training. The most popular piece Of the
evening was Mrs. Snibb's Caudle lecture, sung
10 character by Miss Kearuey herself, which
was followed both evenings BY hearty encore
CITIZEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Virginia Views.

Mrs. NJ. G. Hartman has purchased The farm
Of Capt Lewis Hartman, in Augusta County.
Mai. Daniel g. c. Brady, a well known
citizen of Rockbridge, fell dead last Monday
morning at his residence near Buffalo Forge.
Al Richmond Saturday morning, an incen-
diary fire destroyed the new paper mill Of j.
C. smith. and as McIntyre's iron and brass
foundry. Total loss $4,000.
DIR. II. Stratton, Of Gordonsyille, on the
Dis: ult, in a quarrel, threw a stool at Jew
eler named Mitchell, fracturing his skull aud
causing death on Saturday last.
Mr.. Asher W. Harman, formerly Of Staun-
ton, has been a1julgod bankrupt, aud in the
schedule Of his property is the famous Natural
Bridge-valued at $4,000.
The soldiers graves at Staunton will be
decorated on the l4:h. Gov Holiday Is ex-
pected to be present, and preparations are
being perfected for az extensive military and
civic parade.
There have been shipped from the works,
near Wayucsboro Augusta county nearly
2,ec0 tons Of Manganese for Europe. The
works are now turning out about ten tons a
day.
Juo. A. Worsham, the well known sporting
man, Of Richmond whose magnificent suppers
are well remembered by all past legislators,
and whose apartments were almost royal In
tie richness Of their appointments, died poor.
Jno. P. Ballard, the builder OF tic Ballard
House ia Richmond, and one OF the best
known hotel men in Virginia. died at the
Retreat fJr the Sick in that city, Tuesday
lie wns once very wealthy, but had met Il
uaucial reyerses.
I'D. Clay, clerk Of tho Halifax County
Court, and former member Of the Legislature
from that county, who was arrested several
weeks ago, charged with forging names 10
pension papers. WIS on Monday last indicted
by the County Court Of Halifax for forgery
No steps towards prosecuting the accused had
been taken by the authorities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
The Potter Investigation.

The Potter Investigation Committee made
good beginning on Saturday. Some interest
ing developments were mals-importaut evil
dcrcs was al3uccl. The substance Of the
testimony q james e. Aulersoa. who was a
Supervisor II one Of The disputed Parishes in
louisiana. was. that the returns as originally
sent forward by Linn were correct, but that At
che solicitation Of men now high in office
ander Mr. Hayes, he subsequently took such
action as 20 prevent those returns from being
counted as given in. His testimony is that Of
a maa who did wrong at the iustisation Of
visiting statesmen" and others, hoping 70
prof, BY il. and beirg deceived BY their prom
ises aaI treated shabbdy, isimprossed with
the conviction that it is right TO tell the truth
and shame lhc devil Secretary Sherman and
Senator Stanley Matthew's arc shown mp in
very uaerylJlo lights and shades Letters
produced show lnite corc,usively that some
very nlu-h.y work has been done, 10 which
Secretary sherman, Stanley Matthews and
others had an active hand, and enough has
already been outlined % expose tha guilty
knowledge Of some Of those things Is ;he
prescott occupant Of the Executive Chair
Think Gift, A Senator Of the United States
am.mesr Of che C,bias,, the Ministers P'eui-
p]tea,,ary a. three FJrciga C)urts-of France
Russia aaj Aas.ra--subpraacl 70 testify a.
% what they know Of che lrauiulcat procael-
iugs in Lll,silaa aaI F.oriil-anl possibly
the President may D., invited 20 uubos5m him
se,fab9l, The stolen presidency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

WILLY nNURV!

A steamship company, knowing that sue
cess begets confidence, may advertise that they
have never lost passenger or met with Sc
rious delay, and no one questions the state
ment. But If physician, after many years Of
investigation, announces the discovery Of a
remedy that positively cures certain forms Of
disease, and backs up MS statements by indis-
putable evidence, bis word is doubted, and his
motives questioned. Is not such prejudice IN
reasonable? There are those afflicted with
coughs, colds. consumption, liver complaint,
or some affection Of The blood, that still refuse
to use DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
Notwithstanding they have witnessed its ell
cacy in others similarly affected. They have
no confidence in advertised medicines" Docs
the guide board at the corners Of a country
road, which adycrtses the way 10 90. shake
your confidence, and create distrust in the
route? Do you refuse to patron!zo railroads
that advertise their time tables Then why
doubt the truths published concerning DR..
PIERCE Family Medicines? Ii debilitated fe-
males fail to receive the relief promised after
using his Favorite Prescription, the money will
be refunded. Full particulars given in the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, q
work Of over 900 pages, price $3.50. Adj
dress the author r. Y. Pierce, VI. d., Worlds
Dspensary and Invallds' Hotel, Buffalo, n. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

To he House on Saturday a bin was passed
authorizing the solicitor Of the treasury 70
cancel certain contracts for sale Of Land made
at Harpers Ferry, West Va, ia 1869. 20 resell
the same, and 70 sell OF lease al other real es-
tate or riparian rights owned by the United
States al Harpcrs Ferry. a similar bin was
reported ayeably 20 the Senate, few days
agl. We have 90 doubt tie above viii be
substituted for .,lud passed tn the House or
Saturday tili providing for holding terms Of
the United States Dis,rio, CJur, FOR the dis
trict Of West Virginia a. Nartiuslurg was
passed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
StiIl Rolling IL

I HAVE q beautiful line og Children's Kid,
( Grained Morocco, Goat Morocco Turkish
Morocco. Lasting Kid, Foxcd, Button and Lace
Shoes Cor little Children; side Button Slips,
Newport Ties-al Sizes also, Misses Side Lace
Gsiters Newport Tics; Z,i-ler and Bro. Button
Lace Shoes for ladies'; Siipp5rs-F!ain ard Kc-
settles. Newport Tics; Side, Front and Button
Shoes-a Of the latest make and Of Tie latest
STYLES.
Also, Mons Richmond Stitch Downs Brogans,
Hand Stitched Strap Tics and Buckle shoes
Bows Fine and Coarse Shpcs-in endless variety.
Call and see the best Stock ever before exhibited
IN this market &. ". TGUSSELL.
june / ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
SAMUEL STRIDER


SABINA PEACAER, Jnlia Peacher, Christian
Smith and his wife Sarah Smith, Rtndale
Wood and his wife Ellen Wood, Samuel
Peacher. Thomas Peacher, Thomas Merritt
and his wife Maria Merritt, Alexander Jen-
kins and his wife Martha jenkins, Lewis
jenkins and his wife CJrdelia Jen-
kius, James Beck and Harriet Beck his wife,
John Peacher, Sr., William Hays and his
wife Lydia Hays, George w Peacher, John
Peacher, Jr.. Oliver Peacher, Sylvester
Peacher and Randolph Peacher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Esirae, from Decree Of April %, 1873.

"The Court doth adjudge, order and decree
that these causes be referred TO Commissioner of
this Court with instructions to state and settle the
accounts of Sabina Pcacher, as Administrative
with the viii annexed OF John Pclchcr deed,
taking the er pqrts settlement made by James ID.
Faymau as prima tuci, correct. except so far as
the same may be surcharged and ialsidyd, together
with all other matter deemed pertinent by him
self, or which any OF the parties may require TO
have stated, and make return in time for a further
Decree At the next term of this Court, and no
tees Of any accounts, published Cor four success
sive weeks in the Charestown FEgE Pass, and
taken under this Decree, shall be valid and oi-
fectual in law as if served upon the parties or
any of them.
4 true abstract from the Decree.
Testr.
y. G. WASHINGTON,
CleIk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
4 Washington Correspondent writes =

A Washington Correspondent writes So
a" Among the models Of tie three last C,n-
crosses IS Hon T NJ Guuter. q Arkansas
As Chairman Of tie COMMITTEES 90 Private
land Claims. as a member Of other Commit
tees. as a faithful representative Of bis people.
and as q Patriotic Democrat boxing % The
good Of che whole country. ho stands A.. No.
l."
Mr.. Guater is tha husband Of Miss Jane
Bragg, daughter Of the late Charles CT Bragg
Of this town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
E.lraei fran Deere of ArriIlI. Is,a.

Extract from Decree Of ApriI II, 1873
"It is adiuiyed. ordered and decr,cd that this
cause be, and the same is referred 10 Cleon " core,
one OF che Commissioners of this Court who shall
make distribution OF the entire fund IN TIE Pm
aud proceedings mentioned among ,hc PARTIES en-
titled 20 receive the same, viz ;he heig, JAYS Of
Benjamin Davenport, deceased. or d .ir repre-
sertativcs. or other parties holding 'irs on said
fund. or any part thereof in case such liens exist.
coaiy-Ascertlia what liens, II any. exist
on said fund. or any part or share thereof, and
their priorities.
Tiirdy-Whether or not said fund or any part
or share thereof has been asst gned or sold or
ahcned ia any manner, and If 80, 20 whom and
in what proportions"
j COpy-Teste.
B: c. WASHINGTON,
CLERK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties. and to
y all parties claiming an interes. in. or lion on
aforesaid fund, or any part thereof. that will
proceed 60 execute the aforesaid Decree at ny
Office. in Charlestown, Yves; Va, on TUESDAY,
JULY 9th, 1878. Given under nv hand this 5th
day O.! June, ISIS.
CLEON MOORE.
JVa. S. IsI1-5. Commissioner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

10 cToss-exam.ning Anderson before ihe In
vestisatins Committee, Republican member
Of the committee caught: tartar whom be
asked Anjers5aif he frequently entered into
such jisreputabio transactions as the one then
under consideration, al3 Anderson replied 60
" No, never entered into anything Of the
hind before, untl was brought 10 contact
With Republican officials in louisiana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
'SONIsTeIS5 RSEkINE2EO
April 90. ISIS.

WOODSTOCK and Ullum Plougls. Culhya-
w tors Hlrrogs, Double and Single Shovel
Pluuchs, FOR sale by HORACE BEALL.
GEANLESS aud Twilling Grain Sacks, for salc
y by HORACE BEALL.
GTEEL Spadug, Forks, and all other Garden
> Tools, by HORACE BEALL.
DOARDMAN'S and Crosman's Celebrated
ID Flower Seeds, for sale by
HORACE BEALL.
WHITE Wash, Paint, and 40 kinds Of Bru.hes
W Tor sale by HORACE BEALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that | viii execute
! the foregoing Decree at my Office in Charles
town, ". Va. on the l2th dav Of JULY, ISIS
Given und,rmy hand this jth day of June, 1873.
CLEON MOORE,
June g lSTS-5t. Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
For Sale or Exchange.

rgVIE undersigned has for sale, or will exchange
Z tor Young stock
\ NEW HANDSOME CARRIAGE. JAEGER
BUGGY, AND ATHBEE-SPHING WAGON
all uew and cxcallently constructed They
will De disposed Of az moderate prices.
CALVIN 7. HETkES.
p. .. Address, Charlcstowu
June J. le1s-3,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

0a saturday 'as. lhe following named West
VTsiuians sailed from New York Coz Europe
to the steamer Britannia; Hon Henry q. Dh-
Wis Mr. j. "a Davis. Miss Kate Davis and
maid, Hon j " Clulea, Miss Aanie Cam
den auI Miss Jessie Camden