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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09
stoneWall Jackson's Early Life at
West Point.

When the day came for the exami-
nation of the section in which Jack.
son was placed, the poor fellow was
i'll most unhappy state ofmiud. His
whole soul was bent upon passing.
When he went to the black board the
perspiration was streaming from his
tuce, and during the whole examina.
tlon his anxiety was painful to wi t.
ness. While trying to work out his
example in fractions the cuffs of is
coat, first the right and chen the lef ft,
were brought into requisition to wipe
Oft the perspiration which streamed
from his face. But he passed credi--
tably, and / shall never forget how
pleased he looked rs he was told that
he could take his seat, and l think
every member of the examining board
turned away his head 70 hide the
smile which could not be suppressed.
Examination over, then came the en-
campment. The suit of jeans was re.
placed by the cadet uniform, and
then "Old Jack" looked at little
distance, like the most of plebs. After
encampment came the season for
study, and you may be sure that no
time was idlcd away by "thc member
from Clarksburg." Never was sher e
snch hening e Yves: Point ex xpressiou
for hard study.) His whole life was
devoted to the one thing of preparing
for the January examination.
Here he WAS again successful, but
the scene at the black board, although
i'll midwinter, was irepetition of the
one i'll June. lie found himself rather r
low down in his class, but he had
learned how to study, and he had the
hearty sympathy and good will of u II
the professors and instructors. At
the second June examination he pass.
ed so we'll that he was we'll up in his
class, End out Of all dunger. But he
never relaxed his hold. Through the
Whole four years ho was one of the
hardest students. At evesy examina-
ton he rose higher and higher, and
had The course l'een I'VE years Instead
Of. iour, l believe "Old Jack" would
have brought up in The engineer
corps.
Jackson's career in the army dur
ing the few years he remained in it
was highly creditable to him. He
commanded section of Magruder' 3
Battery at the storming Of Cnappulte-
pee, and those of the old officers who
saw him on that occasion will never
forget his GOODNESS and the dogged
courage with which he held his posi-
ton under terrible fire from tn e
castle. He was of the same order of
man rs George Fl. Thomas-men
whom nothing could daunt, and who
were alwas found IN the right place,
and whom nothing but death could
take from what they considered their
place of duty.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 9, 1873.

those good people of the North, who
feel that the South cannot be trusted
to get along without the special super
vision Of the Federal Govern ment
take courage from this evidence of
progress. The reform which springs
from the midst of a people, and has
its origin IN their own expanding IDEAS
and improving sentiments, is infinitely
more substantial than any which
could be imposed by au exterior
force.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09
Originality In Farming.

There are two ways in which far
mer may manage his business. He
may observe definite rules without
regard to varying circnmstar ces, or
he may be guided by his own judg-
ment and regulate his own operations
according to conditions. There is
tendency among large class of lar
mers to be guided by maXims viii CHI
they have received from their fathers,
They plant their corn al wheat as
nearly as possible on stated days or at
stated time; Of the moon. They hoe
and cultivate their corn given mum.
Der of times without much regard to
tha condition of the soil, and III al
the routine of farm work they keep
as nearly ms possible in the old track,
believing that to be the only safe
one.
When we consider the variety of
circumstances under which the same
crops are raised in different localities,
it is evident that no rules can b e
given for their management that it
will lie best to follow in all cases.
There are fields uf corn that will
thrive and produce we'll with very
little culture. while others will be
nearly ruined 10y quack grass and
thistles, without very thorough cult
vation. Sometimes the weeds are of
such kind that smoothing harrow
is the best implement that can be used
for destroying them, while ut others
the time -honored corn plow is the
only instrument that will prove eiitc
tual. Unless the ia,mor uses iulg.
ment in the management of his corn
he will not always get it at the lcas
cost perbushel.
The same may be said of every de.
partment of farm labor. The old
ru'es may be safe, but there is some
times Il better way, aud the farmer
who can look beyond, and see when
his practice it may be varied
with profit t-has au advantage over
others. There is rs much opportunity
for mas ing good results in raising
crops by taking advantage Of circum-
STANCES, rs there is in selling them by
taking advantage Of the markets. 1t
is often noticed that the farm ers who
do the mo st hard work do not always
succeed the besi.
This is because they do little think.
ing. The question should always he: /:
'How can l apply my labor SO that
it will be most ctlectual" Many far
IN ers accomplish more with tl,er heads
than with their hands.
There is an opportunity for origi-
nality not only in the management Of
crops, but rs vel in all the appur-
tenance Of the farm. DIigo Rwai.
r. IN
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09

y millionaire who was looking at
3 lcvc' tract OF land which he had just
bought at ali cxtravagant price, said
to the agent who bad sold it to hira:
Il DO admire 4 rich, green flat" $50
do - Significantly replied the
nlrnNt
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09
f5TM I1Ee SO
lie Would Tell.


SHE had invited him to stop to sup
per, AMI he was trying to appear
easy and unroneernel, while she was
Oh her prcuiesL .ehayior.
'iIavo Jon used the sugar, John?'
inquired The mother, III winning
manner
~" '"'' wan ! no sugar. eJacu-
',,,' ~, IT. o'"4 .'S'' "'r"pIly'
'' 40, inquire" me iather'
~ "''',o 'o.'"' !" ms surprise,
,"''lIo"s' :. !. p''i ''"Stea crust and
's''l'' ,r '"' '''s ''.2'' 'i,en'
~ ~ "o' = explained the heir
,, -. '','' '''.''"'' "o'r' MN Tell
~ ).
), ,., ra., 49, i''''' ni''y'
,, ~ ',''"''' WINE Ine
~ N"'s"' "'' o''''i III o'S-
i ,, J..
bo;r I'M. d,r,'' ~ rls'eu 'ne
\b, ~, 1, yy..,t h,,,.,,,. lnAO
~. !, ~o,., ,, :,
,,..,n, l.;a1 49,, 81
:" '' 'eii'
G,o ~ ,:e
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09
Joseph and Madame Potiphor

A French lady, distinguishaI IN
society as having had more al orcr,
than any other woman. died The o,her
day, leaving her husband = freedom
he had long sighed for ard nm anci.
cnt half. The beautiful lady Was
enrhumcc (Frcnch for bad codl from
going to ball But then she must
also go to nnothcr bali twn nights
afterwards instead Of staying in acr
bed. In vain the doctor told her it
would be her death. The laly cough.
ed badly, but rcplici:
But my friend, DO vow not under.
stand that woman Of fashion can
afford to die, but cannot afford to miss
Count Hoppcrini's ball, where ~ TIE
most grand world viii be. VIII |
die? Eth bien, you shall .-c !yiyc
dire ctlons for a m"rc grand funeral
than Paris has yet seen. send inr
worth tout dc suite; / make myself
htted ior Il i'hcr"I Creme" lot "'i'I'
ing sheep, IN which Lai,o" myself
my adorers shall still INA mo cARrn-
Foila.
At the bail Size vas r";hcr more
beautiful and bc"itchlng tha" usual,
and rarely, if ever, had (" salon wit,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09

y Crave Answer-Doctor .s.Thom.
as, did airs Popjoy get the medicine
| ordered yesterday = Thomas: II
D'Ieeve so, sir; l see all the blinds
down this morning"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-03-09

The New York Society for the pre-
ycntion Of Cruelty to Animals draws
the line at anacondas. Unless the
anaconda gets living food, it starves
TO death, but the society will not allow
it to cat live rabbits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

The improvements upon the building OF Mr..
Gustav Brown have been completed, md lis
Appearance. both without and within, is ex-
ccedingly attractive, comporiiug in every way
with the go-ahead iic.s Of lis philosophical
and progressive proprietor. The woodwork Is
a credjlable exhibition Of the taste and facility
Of execution Of Mr.. holmes, aud the painting
and papcIiug tho result Of the artistic touches
Of Messrs. Jno " Wilmington and Vim. W.
johnson The plastering was done by Nh.
c. T. GGllAhcr, and the brickwork by Mr..
!. o. Tuiwiler The enlarged store-room Is
well arranged, painted ia white, and furnished
with tho must complete shelving. drawers,
glass cases, etc, whilst the capNcipus lcc-Crcam
Parlor in the rcnr Is handsomely fitted M, ~ith
marbc-iop tables, mammoth mlrror beautiful
pictures. &c. tho xholc forming the finest cs-
tablishmeui of iho hind In the Valley. The
Ece-Cream fsrlors Eete opened last week. and
&c are under obligations for generous supply
Of Cream aud Cake II the very best that can
he naie.-Spirii.
Our reighbor Of tho Spirit Ia fsul,y as 81
architcc, snd buildor BE omitted 20 lay a
fouadaiion or to put roof on Mr.. Browns
ncw building. Mr.. Fctdinand RoSr did ihs
masonry and Mess,r. Duke & Gsllahor sup
piled che latter omission with Hu. EHcuse Us
Tor calling ai-sin -tion 10 the matter, MT. Ju-
Illus c. Holmes. We are Informed, superintendent
the whole.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
Church Notes.

The ladies' Of the UnIonviIle NJ. f. Church,
will hold a Strawberry Festival in the Grove
of Mr.. Isaac Dust, at UnionvIlle, commencing
Thursday night, May gard, aud contiuuin
three nights; and also on Saturday afternoon
We are requested by Nv. Edmund Randall
the Prison Evangelist, to announce that he
will hold, Providence permitting, All open an
service in froa. Of Charles Washington Hall
ia this place, on Sabbath afternoon next. at
O'Clock. We learn he has been engaged dis
tributins the Scriptures in the County
peci4lly in that part known as Egypt and
also left - copies Of the New Testament al
the Aims House. lie Preached at Wiltshire:
School House, basing lis discussion upon the
l39th Ps. and 22nd Chap. Of Acts. lie ex-
pects 10 continue his work in this County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
MARRIED,

At tho U. B. Church, APRIL 30. By Rev. J. +.
Nelson, Mr.. THEODORE FklSKI and Miss
KATE BURKE. both Of Martlnsburg.
At the N. +. Parsonage, Charlestown, May p;
ISIS. by Rev. :. q. Ferguson, Mr. JOSEPH
STROSNIDERS to Miss FRANCES STEELE,
all Of this County.
May 3rd, on the bridge at ilarper's Ferry. by
Rev. j. ~ McFadcn, CORNELIUS y. COOPEk
add EMMA :. BAYLIS, both OF FEed. Co. Va.
Nav 9th, on the bridge at Ilarper's Ferry, BY
Rev j. 4. McFaden, JOHN W. MlNNlCh and
ENiMAC. BERRY, both Of Rockingham Co., Va.
Nav sth, in Washington County, Nd, by Rev.
J. \. Nc Eadtn, CHARLES V. Il. BOW BID. and
MOLLIE VIRGINIA BLAKE-ali of jeff CO.
Nav H. ISIS. at the Manso Of the Presby terian
Church. Chail,stown, W. Va, By Rev. 4. G.
HOPKINS, Mr.. JOHN PRICE to Miss JENNY
HANDY, both Of Jefferson County, W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
ltLACIk OAK nAIklt.

I WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK hat is
propcrle taken md cured Hcc"r1ing o. tit
IllloWing directions, aHH fny CASH FOR Il at 'he
rate ~ . pei Cord Of / 2S feet mcnfurcmcnt de
li5ered a. ny Nils 10 Winchester. Virginia, and
81 On Cars ~ ary point from Martinsbufg toliaf-
risnnherr but The Cars mus, be- c0r.fnHF and
clcse'T piled and 6ilei fnH-ail that can be- gotten
iu-in ord r g. cave freight and Charge which
il so much per csr, &C.
DIRECTIONS Commence t1kiug The Bark,
as soon ~ Il will peel Wcll-ruu frcrly-and De-
.afe 20 takc the bark from the upper part y tbe
tree ard limbs fpr the Young bark i- more ii"shy
aud better than tho I'D bafk. which T. mostly
ross: the Bark should not be- broken up 200 mach,
md must by 81 average thickness - The heavy
butt bark bv it--lf il MT Doe bought atlul price
Thpout,if,. of the IIlik must always 90 krpt ~,
which wiliprevcnt its cu,irg a.i1 protect The 10
.idc iroir fhe weather, which being tLepsi fused,
must b. kept JrigLi and not al!nscd O. Get vet 81
mould, which Injuries g. strength and col"f nc
all impntt1nt pafts.
March %, 7s-.m. GERMAN SNlIH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

"Ircuya pi1rs Is one Of the mostannhyirg
diseases In the world. and all can find prompt
and certoiu relief by the use Of "Swayue's Oint-
mcut." The symptoms are moisture, Ike pCrspi-
Wm. =. Grove. q. : Marshalrs office, Harrison
burg, "a. writes | suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease. consulted msny physicisns.
but found 20 permanent relief unlll ! used
SNaync's Ointment. u also cures letter. PIN
pies all crustv. scaiv. itchy skin diseases, lcav-
Ing the skin clear End smooth without a bleu.ish
Sen, ~ m1il 90 any address on receipt q price.
80 cents a box, boxes SI.25. Address letters 70
DR.. Swaync sen, $50 North Sixth s.. Phiia-
dcirhia SOFA By Butler & AisqCith, Chatlcstovn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
Tor Mayor.

EolroaS o. FREE Pass; I take pleasure in
recommending ~ the voters Of ChaPlestown, Mr..
JAMES Y. GALLAHER as a suitable man 20 be
voted for for Mayor, at the election foT town OIL
GERS, soon O. take place.
MAY I, ISIS. A. VOTER.
PRIVATE. Please put the above into
better shape, as the writer l. novice in such
matters. Its object is 10 bring before the people
a worthy young man, and one who will do good
service II elected 20 the c;hce mentioned above
The above brief announcement Is not suscept-
BILE Of improvement a, our hands. Commcndatioo
from such a source as the author osit-ono Of the
most venerable and veneratcd Of our eitizens-will
dull the keen edge Of unfriendly criticism aud be
balm for the healing Of the wounds OF possible
defeat-Eiiors Of Frcy Press,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
LIST ward.

NVESSRS. EDITORS: Mr.. GUSTAV brown
I'M VIII be Supported Tor the CounciL Ills SER
vice The past two years has given satisfaction -
Mr.. Brown g. progressive man. lleparticiFstcs
20 al public enterprises, ard his private means
are being constantly employed Coz the improving
ard beaauiying % his property 10 the town-th4s
enhancing the value of the property of others a.
boat hlm. Judlcicus Ia the expenditure OF his
own Fesoutccs, he Is not leIs careful Ia the
handling o. the fluids 81 the town-Ah the while
consulting the lnteretts 81 tho people whom be
represents. We hope De viii be supported with
oaanlmitT. MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

a Gentle Hint.

10 our style Of climate, with its sudden changes
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, wind and sunshine osteh
intermingled in 4 single day,-it IS no "on s
that our chitren, friends and relstiyes are so
Quently taken from US BY neg lected colds nan
the deetAs resulting directly from this cause; a
bottle % BoSrhees German Syrup kept aoout
your home for immediate use Will prevent serious
sickness. large doctors bill, and perhaps destu,
by The use of three or four buses. For curing
Consumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia Severe
Coughs, Group any disease OF the I"rOS' OF
Lungs, it, saceess is simply wonderful, as your
dnugsist will tell you. Germao Syrup IL now
sold in every town and village on this contIoeet l.
Sample bottles for trial. l0c. regular size, Ioc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
Third Ward.

Nm. EpItoR Mr. ". 7. WElRICH pursacS bis
own private but extensive business Win as much
energy. ability and success as any citizen Of our
town and With a vast deal more than the
average OF men aud as Councilman, the past two
years. has bpcn wise, iudicicGs-at all times con
sultng the Interests ~ his immediate constiiu-
cuts. but az the same time striving % perform his
laty honestly 90 the people Of the other wards
hopc ne will consent 90 serve again, and that The
voters Of 40. 8 vil manifest their appreciation OF
bic rast conduct bv an unanimous declaration at
the polls that IL Is their desire he should continue
e. represent them in no Haucipal BOARD.
Ma no I-7S = VOTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
Second Ward.

NTESSRS. EDITORS; Announce Capt. DA-
vi NiD Il. COCkRTLL for recollection 20 the
Council Hts efficiency was manifest during the
past term. No man 90 the Board served the pub
Nc with moro fidelity than Capt Cockriu. When
ever there VAS Corporation worh zach street
repairing, well-dlCgirC, &c, all requiring the
expenditure of the public funds-ther Capt.
CockTlll v0uld De found early aud lstr giving his
personal supervision. lie ought n be-. sud will
De-, re-c,ected-if The people Of his Ward arc
awake O. their Interests.
Msy Is, ISIS. MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
For Recorder.

Ma EDIroR / was pleased 10 see the announce
ment in the Spirit II FeTer.oH Of Mr.. J. HENRY
HOLLAND for Recorder Of Chariestown. lie will
make a frst-rate Recorder. lie IS an excellent
scribe and will keep the Corporation books in tip
top style Noobicction & Mr.. 'Banpan except
that be already holds a responsible public office
that ought not 20 Be mixed up with the dates Of
other Offices respectfully yours.
N.v7IsIS. A. VOTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
For Councilman.

NTESsRS. EDITORS: Itis tho expectation ol
WI the Third Wardcrs 20 elect Mr. G,
FRANK GALLAIlER. lie nIrd uo.t acceptsb y
the position Of Treasurer Of the Brard the past
two years. md all the duties devolvirg upon him
80 member % the Couhcil were eon,cientiou
and siIsly porforucd. VIC cannot 30 better thar
e. again give him our votes
May ~ VOTERS or 3RD WARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
First Ward.
,y Ii,h,Is7s

May lIth, ISIS.
Mrssss. E0lious FsEE Pass:
Gcntlcmeu- Yoa will ploae announce Nr.
W. :. MERCHANT Tor the Cocn-!l Ia the First
Ward. lie has served part 90 a term having
been appointed to tll vacercy-and las made a
good mcmbrr. lie is we'll known rs gallant
member ~ The old " Stouevall Brigade "A fact
hope will not De overlooked by our good citizens.
4. VOTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

NIEsSR-. GALLAHER,; Announce Mr.
VI THOMAS X. STARRY Tor reelection as
Councilman from the 2ud Wa-d. lie Is efficient
suI - le. and our citizens cannot do better and
NAV fare worse IS change.
N.vl0. ISIS. MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
CARD.

To eli vho are suffering from q errors and
r tis-rcon, - yoeth, ccrvous weakness. carly de-
cay, loss n 1rauh1od. SC, 1 ,ei.l send recipe
TIA. v'llcurc y1a. FREE OF CHARGE. This
South America Send self addressed nse,ope
e. the Rsv.JOSEPH +. LYMAN.
Stlfio- y, Fitls R9r's, Ner York Cify
Oct 20. lS7T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
No NIOrG---NOt n. Third
IeImCr.

NFSrl'. ED'TOHS =
There vas 4 compliment conveyed Ia the men
zion II my name for the Recordcrship Il which
am MT unmindful. aud take This method Of re-
turning thanks 90 the kind friend who houored uc
by tie announcement But | must respectfully
decline ;. Ed. DUNE.
NAV IT, lST9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
DIED,

In Cstuba, Clarke County, Ohio. May 2. lS7s,
Mr.. JOHN tIrCn, formerly Of this County, aged
about 20 years.
At indianapolis, the 9th Of April, 1879, Mrs
MARIA A., widow of Washington G. Sing eton'
late of Winchester, Va, in The 10th year Of her
age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

DEAUTIEUL Chamber seis. Eith Patent Pro-
ID rector Stop Jars. Sure FoaS 'raiis ~ using
hen. For sale by DUKEa GALLAlIEk.
4 IL -Irer 4 Spouting, earefgiy made and
\ pot up b. experienced workers. AZ price,
lover than ever. DUKE GALLAHEK.
HARDWARE, Stamped Tin are and ali other
Good. IN our line offered st prices os los IS
aoy house IN the Valley.
1--WE Wiudsof CoGc To-, g. fniins lp way mo
hundred. ~ faiiirs-bny II sid enjoy coed
Coik.e bUkE s6ALLAHER,
Nay ID. isTs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
Or. TOmlir so n Dental
Onicc.
'0gNER or CrARLEsASD LIBEErY SIRE
CharleStOWn.

The ss,onI opening Of new goods Come
ar5 see ihe specialtrs, TIE very lates, styles Of
Ladies auJ Misses Linen Suits. Swiss Covered
Picnic Hats. Chillrcn's sizes s. cts. Misses 40
cts and Ladies 90 cts, also o large variety Of
new styles Of Ladies Millinery end Hats,
Iaces and Scarfs. silk and Balbriscan Hosiery
Caylors Nlckinaw Hats and Waukeuphast's
Handmade Shoes. : GoL5su;ru.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
tor Councilman.

NTESSRS. EDITORS. Mr. THOMAS D..
M WEBSTER will De supported for the Board
Ol CounciiIuen by -.
MANY VOTERS
Nav4. 1878 ofthe .ud Ward.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
CAt9D.

= sent. 10 thu last issue Of tue free Prc.., an
n0unced me as a candidate for the Office OF Re
corter. Is am not an aspiraut Tor municipal
hou0rs. I with thanks decline the honor intended.
Nav is, lSf--lt T. : WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
Tor Recorder.

wo are authorized to announce Mr.. HIRAM
OBANNON tor reelection % the odce Of Record
er of Charicstown.
MAN Id. Isis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

AIRS. MARY +. DAVIS has jos: retained fror.
vi Baltimore. where she has with great care
selected her Summer Stock of Goods. aud Re-
quests the attention ~ the Ladies and the public
generally, q examine FOR themselves. Many
thanks for past hvors, and respectfully r-l'i-s's
4 continuance.
MaY Il. lsIH-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
MANY VOTERS
FOIS THIRD WARD.

hESsNS. EpirOUs:
You wj! please announc, 20 suitable person
Tor place 10 the Municipal Board Nr. JOHN II.
BISHOP. lie Is good man Intelligent practi-
ca and with ihc Interests VI the town NJ heart
May II, 1875 MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

DR. A. r. Smith. Photographs, Of This
town las lntely been executing some work in
his line highly crclii,ble 10 him as an artist.
We were shown 90 Thursday large size Pho
,osraphs nicely tinted with water colors
excellent likcucsscs of children Of Mr. joseph
Goldsmith. Dr. Smiths pursuit Of lis calling
at points distant from home docs not interfere
with the execution Of fine work herc-as Mrs.
Smith is an adept 10 the mt Of catching The
.hal Ln. ete he .nh.lance iale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

B.&O.RR Sleeping Cars Iesfc Baltimore
FOR s., Louis, daily a, Sl5P. N. Sleeping
Cars fr7m Baltimore TO p.ttsbrrg daily, except
Sunday. a, sI5 2 NJ. Palace Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars leave Bl!am5re daily at
10 4 NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

\ special invitation is offered 10 The public to
call and examine Geo. II. Ilagley's new stock
Of Boots. Shoes, Caters and Slippers. Hats
and Notions, Umbrellas aud Saichels lie
has never otyorei more gools 1t ono time than
now. His sto:e Is moto than fnll, end prices
nvIrrmriY lnfr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18

GALL az tie Store II NiNROO TRCSSELL.
I and look At his New Arrival II dice Dres,
Goods, Wash PopEns. Iackonci. Organdies, and
Pacific Lawns. Lincn for iadi,s Suit, which wiii
be sold very chcsp for cafh. Call early and OBJ
tain Bargain Remember the Store-NercbAn.'s
new room. NI4kOD TBUSSELL.
April II. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-18
elias. ~ Fsuttys

J IGHT n MITCHELL src selling $40 Glass
far Scots per doz Putty an1 Paint At thc
slmcra,rs. We will sell YOU Pu'c Putty, Paint
and Oil as chcsP come other people sei adu J.
tero,ed Mayl