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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-09

received, with one exception, in style OF
magnhcence rarely equaed. Attorney General
Devens, being bachelor was not Eat home"
Secretary Evarts held reception which was not
excelled in point of numbers even mt the White
House lie Is especially fortunate in having one
OF the largest rs well finest private residences
in the city, which he has fitted mp in very elegant
style His family is one Of the most gifted, in all
those exceencies that make domestic life so
charming. that is often met with Amidst their
host OF guests, kindly, polished and urbane,
moved Mr. Eyars and his amiable lady while
his handsome and accomplished daughters had
for each pleasant welcome Mrs Secretary
sherman was aided In receiving by her two
nieces, Misses sherman and Moulton. Secretary
McCmry, at his pleasant home ON X street, one
block from Secretary sherman, received large
ooncnurse of visitors, aided by his wife and two
daughters Secretary Thompson, at his hand
some mansion ON Iaia, elite Square, WAS assisted
by his charming lady and two daughters, and by
Mrs Senator Voorhees, and daughter and Miss
l.oring of Massachusetts Secretary Sohurzs re-
ception was especially noted for the genuine wei
come extended to all His two daughters enter
tanned the ever-nereasing crowd with AL that
courtesy which distinguishes high breeding when
adorned by the highest culture postmaster-Ge Cen
eral Key aud lady received at the Ebbitt House
parlors ably assisted by Mr. and Mrs Tyner
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
WM. HOLLAND.
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue of 6n execution issued out of the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Ari znua in and for the County nf Pinal and to me directed, wherein l am com fnanded to make the sum of Two thousand fnur hundred and twenty four dollars ard sixty five rate of tSn per cent per annum till pali. togeih- e.. with the sum of Four hundred and twenty eight dollars and thirty cents costs together with the accruiug cost wherein Joseph COllingwood A. Hamerslag and s. Silverberg are copart- ners doing business under the firm name and style of Joseph C"lliugwood & Co. gre plain tiffs and the Duryea Mill and Water Company is defendant. have levied uTun une certain two stamp quartz mill situate in Globe Mining District. Maricopa c'.tinty. Territory ur Arg na located aJnut three miles from the Champion mine in Maricopa County. A. T. Present capac- iiy Six tons per day. .Alsu ;he following des- cribed par>Oual p-opefty. VIZ; Four tanks quscksilver; 2OOO pounds bluestnne- a quanti- ty of mill torls; l run block and tackle; ljO feet rubber huse: l anvil; 4 bellows 2pair Fairbanks scales; quantity of mill t"o!s: ! pair silver mnulds: ] cook ovn: l mill sire; ton ore. l ab..bc building 4OxI2 one -inry: l adOhe Ell. l0Xl2 one story, l abobe building I2xl4. one story; l wa ehouse. aduhe. l0Sl2 and camp tents All of the ahove aduhp buildings being situate HTon the Duryea Mil and Water size mentioned above
 Notice is hereby Eiven ihat ol Saturday the fifteenth day uf June, \. D. S7S, heiw.,t the hours of ten o'clock 4. II. and three o'clock F H ai the Durv~s Mill ir MaricnpI cutIntv A-i- znna Territory. l will expose for sale q ui the described prnp.riv tn the hi. hest and b s- Li ;-r for cash all uf ie right :itle and n'e est of the Duryet Mil and Water C.. ,;lny In and tn tho. asov- de-r-ibrd prursr-y.
 MrMilsnvilp. Mlricnia r,.liItv AT.
 GEOHG r; E. MOwRY. Sheriff
 Bv 'sF,'rGF l. rU NER Depu-v Sh-'iff. A tf
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
Answers 10 Correspondents.

We are recelvlng, on an average, about ten letters a month, inquiring about business openings in Phenix. In reply to all, we will state that the advertisements of all our busi- ness houses will be fund in our col umis. Shcu'd no field be found relres mt d there, lTgc profits await the m m that cmbarks in i. The amount of business done here by our merchants, i; best shown by the length ct thc;r advertisements.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18

Saluiary of Vim. Isaac, President.
 In assuming the Presidency of this society I feel more highly hon ored than to be ths recipient of any other office in the gift of the people of this county. This society speaks volumes for this. our adopted home in this oasis in the desert. It says, emphatically, that Salt river valley is settled by intelligent, energetic and permanent citizens. Intelli- gent? In using the very best means of acquiring knowledge in all the vc. cations of agricultural and indus. trial pursuits, from the very highest and most reliable source of informa- ton, experience, enegetic in push ing inquiries, and experi- ments in all directions from which information may be obtained. Per manent citizenship? For no others care to spend time, money and brain work in building up society that must needs be expensive and of grad ual development. This organization says as whole that Salt River val ley is a place of no mean importance, where immigrants may surely find all that is conducive to happiness and prosperity. Let none hhbor the thought for moment that this society will be short lived, sickly or effemi
 nate, for 1 am entirely mistaken in the make up of the men composing the society's officers and committees, or to those who elected them to po- sitions if the word fail is in all their vocabulary of language when they embark in an enterprise of so much importance as this one. I predict a bright and prosperous future for this society. Its fairs will be times of profitable reunion of the people of this county, and will call together many from distant parts of this ter ritory. In conclusion, let me urge every person who Is interested in the development and advance ment of our country to consider themselves d committee of one to aid in making our county fair next October a dee ded success.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18

Wholesale and Ret1il Dealers in
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.
The Maricopa County Agricultu- raI, Mechanical and Mining SO- ciety.

A meeting of persons interested in forming county agricultural so- ciety was held in the court house last Saturday. Vim. Isaac in the chair. 4 constitution framed by Judge Cox and Dr. Wharton was adoped. The following Board of Directors were elected. Wm. Isaac, President, A. Decker, F. A. Shaw, II. H. Linville and W. D. Cum mings. The meeting adjourned un- til next Saturday at ? o'clock. The executive board met at 1 o'clock: President, Wm. Issae in the chair. absent, w. l.. Cummings. J. E. Wharton was elected secretary and A. D. Lemon treasurer of the so- cietv for the cur ent year. 4 spec ial visiting committee on grain crops for the year 1878 was appointed as follows: " A Hancock. J E Nay Tor and William Ruffe. The Board fixed the premium for the best ten acres of wheat at so, second best S1O; first best ten acres of barley s2O, second best s1O; entrance fee S5; entries to close June l, 1878.
 The Board then proceeded to the election of standing committees.
 Incorporation-A D Lemon, W \ Hancock and J II Cox.
 Finance-Wm Isaac, J E Whar- ton and F A Shaw
 Library--t E Wharton, A D Lemon and c k McCKntock
 Visirirg-J D Rumburg, Geo W Buck and l. R Shaw.
 Publishing-William Isaac, J E Wharton and c. E. McClintock.
 The secretary was authorized to purchase such blanks books and sta tionery as might be necessary for use in his office. Five dollars was obtained by collection and applied to purchase of said books.
 The Board agreed to meet to day at ? o'clock at the court house for the special purpose of drafting a premium list for the first annual fair of the society, to be held dttring ths fall of the present year. Subscrip- tions of membership were made as follows. Lifc-S3O-Wm Isaacs, A Decker, F A Shaw, John B Montgomery, J F Wharton. An nual-S4-H II Liuvillc. c F Me Ciintock, A D Lemon. E l. Shaw.
 The Secretary was instructed to hold the roll open for additional membership subscriptions. The Secretary was instru ted to trans clibe all records ofmectings, together with the constitution adopted by the society in the permanent record book.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18

The very best codf-h, m ckeral and salmon at the Cash Store. Y
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
NJ. L. PERALTA,
Established 1867.

WIcKENBURG, Maricopa County
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18

The HERALD is the newsy news papes in the Territory of Arizona.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
General Merchandise,
spEclslTi-5:

F-e-,rin- IT nu;--d ,,- --E-cr >-,G ' Ospe"'0F. Al Q. v..ivuc b, hHd ;i' 1 i.c's tp sliii,
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18

B ,rlel for s,rte by Asher & Ellis. .
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18

c. Fcntala. PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER. Repairing of Watches. Clucks and Jewe'ry a specially.
 All Work Warranted. Agent for American Watches. For the present. located at Gariiner's Hotel. l4tf
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
X, 1t docr eas; of CotiUs', Billiard PrrlOrs.

The ch-aPe.t and best place to get your meals.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

s .GItgaH HaVIa TIh8
 ~tta REuEgTt a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14

MIR. Henry DUNN has made ample
preparations for the accommodation o! his OF
and many new customers with Holiday Goods
and will sell at very reasonable prices. Mr..
Dunn is an excellent Citizen most worthy
Young man, who las bad a struggle through
lie. Honest, liberal aud kini-thorough'y "a
quainted with the preparation Of good things
and makes Fruit Cake, especially, that is sim
ply unsurpassalle-if not Incompatible we
h lpe cur people in search Of Christmas Goods
viii pauoaizs him generally. His establish
meat is not SO imposing as others, it may be-
but, ike an oyster-there's good deal within
that is savory.
Don't forget the Concert and Charade
a. Charles Washington Hall on Monday
aud Tuesday evenings ucyt. The door will
opor at past six and the performance will
begin at :. The proceeds are for a good pur-
p Sc, and the performances are sure to repay
any and everybody who attend. Mrs. DR..
Osburn is supervising this whole affair, aud
she never fails TO more than meet eyea tie
most extravagaat aaticipltions. The enter
taiauou,s under her auspices ,wo years ago
were equal to any that had gone before and
have not been surpassed BY any subsequent
amateur entertairmeus 10 our town.
We are informed that the Jefferson
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, which was
organized less than three months ago, is meet
iug with the most encouraging success-and
90 wonder, when it costs TO insure in that
Company less than ouclall charged by foTeign
corporations. The jefferson Mutual is COM
posed Of good men, is well-oficeTed, aud is a
home institution that deserves to be pctfouized.
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ARRIEp.

On the 10Th Of December, ISIS, az the residence
of The brides mother in this place, by the Rev.
Wm. h. Meade, JOHN MONTGOMERY MAY
rtEItND and AGNES LYLE. daughter Of the
late Samuel Forrest, Purser q. s. Navy.
AtN,. Zion Church, December 3.d, 1875 BY
Row. T.. b. Shepherd, Mr.. BENJAMIN +. W Az r.
LEY and Miss MARY elizabeth CUSTER,
daughter Of Mr. EPh" Jam CUster-aii OF tins eoul-
~.
Atthe same tune and place by the same, Mr.
JANET. n. WILLIS aud NI-s LAURA \. " AGE-
LRY, daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Wagclcy-aH OF
this county.
At the residence Of tho brides parents, at
Browns Crossing. December .. ISIS. by Rev. >.
q Ferguson. Mr.. HENRY A.STEWAkl 20 Miss
Lillian b. BOYER, daughter Of Mr.. Geo. W.
Boyer-aii of this county.
At the residence Of the bride, at Midd'etown,
Frederick county. Va, November a, ISIS, by
Rev. Mr.. Wade. Mr.. WIN. +. MANU- 81, OF Shep-
bo-pstouu. to Miss SARAH e. WILLIE, OF the
.orucr town.
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were hIentlon.

Mr.. Alex. r. Pondlctou has chosen for
Dis theme 90 Monday evening 28rd Instant,
at Charles Wash ugton Han" The Phi
losopby Of Work aud Leisure"
Geo. b. Cofenbergcr shot a bald eagle
at DIS home. below Shepl erjstowu, fsw days
ago. weighing @ pounds aud measuring feet
aud g inches from tip 20 tip.
Among the hawkSitcms Of the last Spirit
we God the Gllowing
eat this time of year don't .miuce things
miuce pies
oar conclusion is that it Is meet to miuce.
Mr. J. Montgomery Mcfarland has
disposed Of lis farm, uine,y-two and half
acres. ait.ujre the farm Of Mr.. VIM. Beall, to
CD 500. W Gmp,lsm ard Mr. John H.
. Molly, On $1,000 Cash. Dog cheap.
The Royal Arch NIasons of Jefferson
Chapter in Cla,lcsiown. on the 29,h instant
elected ,ae lo-.wiag officers: John P. Brown,
U-l Priest; George S Eysier, King J. y.
Slller, Scri1e.
The boxes ct the Post Office have been
multiplied to meet tae growing demand. The
interior arrangement lately made IS an i'm
pr1vement. we ,Liok. Mr.. Shrycr Slower ex-
ecatrl the work 10 very crelitable manner.
Lastweck we remarked that Ambrose
/ Green made q rent go George Sorrers lip aud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14
MPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY.

Spoons. pusting. Scruobing, Shoe, White,
Wash apd Horse BRUSHES, &C, and variety
Of BUCKETS.
BUGGY, SLEIGH and WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES, Bars Doom HANGERS, ROPES.
ITALIAN HEMP, SOAPSTONE end GUN
PACElNGS, Moruse Machines, Boring Machines,
Jack Screws, Chains. Traces, Hamcs, Locks,
Hinges, Bolts, Files, Chissels, Trowes, Levels
Planes, Bowels, Wrenches, Hoes and Picks.
A complete stock Of TOOLS aud Supplies for
Carpenters, Mas,ns, ShoemakerS aud others, with
many Housekeeping end Furnishing Goods.
4 complete liue OF OLS, PAINTS, NAkNlSH-
ES, GLASS, &c, always on hand at lowest mark
ct price.
(iIDER MILLS. TIou-hs, OF the most approved
I Patterns, Be-ea Grindstones. Pumps - all
kinds, Scales, Com Shelters, Wheat Fans, Dirt
Scoops. Churns, Shovcls, Forks. spades Rakes.
GUANOS.-J. ). Turner'S Excelsior, Ober q
Sons Peruvian aud South Carolina.
cndeavor to Do a CASH Business ard an pre-
pared o. offer special Inducements 10 cab bgVcrs.
BY prompt and strict attention TO business, !
hope 10 merit liberal share OF the patronage Of
the people of jefferson.
At JAMES Law. HooFr's o q STAND,
CHABLESTOWT%, w. VA.
Anril u 1873
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THg S-trNrI-iC American & large First Class
Weekly Newspaper oi Sixteen Pages, printed in
the most beautiful rs e prolusciy Illustrated with
splendid engravings, rcpres entiuE the newest In
veutiHus aud the most recent Advances 10 the Arts
end Sciences. including New and Interesting
Facts IN Agriculture, Horticulture, She Home
Health, Medical Progress Social Science, Natural
History, Geology Astronomy. The most vllua-
Die practic.l papers, by cmacnt writer's in all de-
pa.tmeuts oi Science, will be found IN tue Scicu-
ttc American;
Terms, $3.50 per year, SLIGO half year, which
includes postage. Discount o. Agents Single
copies. ten cents. Sold ty all Newsdealcrs. Re-
nit by postal order 20 Maan Co., Publishers,
81 Park Row, New York.
d 4 YENYS ~, IN soanseiion VII j..
SEICNN, Messrs. Mum * Co. are Solicitors Of
nericau and Foreign Patents, have had "a wears
experience, and nos have the largest establish
ment 10 the world. Patents are ohta,ned on the
best terms. a special notice Is ms &c in the Sci
EXrIFic AWERICAS of an Inventions patented
through this Agency, with the nsms and residence
of the Pateutte. Bv the immense circulation thus
given public attention is directed 90 tie merits Of
The new patent, aud sales or Introduction often
easily affected.
ANY person who has made new discovery o.
Invention, can ascertain, free of charge, Whctt--
a pat en-; can probably be obtained, by writing o.
the undersigned. We also send free our Hand
Book abou; The Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats.
Trade Marks, their costs, and how procured
with hats Tor procuring advances on iureutiOns.
Address for tae Paper. or concerning Patents,
MUM i CO. 81 PARK Row, Nrw IOaK.
S.c- Br0Acb Ofce Cor + & 1h ST., V1sh. u. e
Dec. :, -.
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Notions.

10 Dozen Palrs Alexander genuine Kd-Girrcs.
black and colored Ladies Gnc Uudor-Vests. SILK
Bows, SILK Ties, Sir llsudkerchicfs. 'SWissCol-
lars, Colafetn C0fset, Dress Buttons, Cent?
six ScAris, BlFck and Colorcd Neck Jicf. under
wear, Orofa.ls, j Hose, Hamburg Edging, Cotton
EDGE, Coventry Eu1l,s Skis Kunics, All ffesh
goods aud now styles. Just received and Tor sale
by G. W. TKUSSELL.
Sept 2sih. 1873.
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HERRING.

nOTOMAC snd North Carolina Herring; also
an Roc Family Herring in half barrels. for
sale by GEO. ". = EEAESLLN
Nav Is. '1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14

DEST business YOU can engage in. s. 10 $50
- per day made 10y any worker Of either sex,
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth s. tree. Improve your spare time
at this business. Address STINSON 4 CO.,
June 3, lo78-ly Portland, Maine.
MICE Lap Rugs. Fly Nets and Summer Horse
y Covers for sale very cheap by
July27. HORACEBEALL.
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Oysters !

viii sell OYSTERS from 500 to SI.50 per
gallon, flesh every day. Alo keep on hand fresh
Water Crackers. GUSTAV BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14

Nelical authorities assert chat more Chan one
hl'fol tie annual mortality is due 10 pUlmona-
rv complaints Why, then, neglect so great
an earthly salvation when DR. Schley's Fami-
ly C.c-h Syrup is guaranteed 10 afford relief?
!, is DO patent humbug. but is prescribed by
the faculty. Try it aud be convinced. Price
ONLY 25c For sale 10 Cbarlestown By c. E.
Beller, and at uarper's Ferry by Gilbert Bios
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14
DIED.

In Frederick Co., Nd, on Tuesday, Nov. 2Gth,
suddenly Of Paralysis. MARY FOREST Cos
NELL, wife Of G.. Z. Talbot, and niece Of De-
NcShesry 0l Martinsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14

The Court doth adjaige, ordir AMI decree that
this cause be referred 10 Geo. ". T. kearsley. a
Commissioner OF this Court, wiki Instructions TO
ascertain and report:
lst The character value, and annual rental
vau. of the real estate owned by saia w. II. q.
Roper and %, character otii- interests th rein.
Dad The amount and pTi0rIacs 90 ;Ac licas on
said rca. estate
SD. Any other matters deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any &C the PARTIES hereto.
But before taking such account the Cnmmis-
sioucr shall give notice of the time and place Of
taking the same, once week for iogr successive
County, West Virginia. which notice shall be e.
oUvaleut 20 personal service utslid notice on the
parties or any OF them, and report bis proceed
iugs hereunder o the next term of this Court.
: tue abstract-Tests
d. c. WASIuNGTON,
Clerk Of Circ1it Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14

BssruTrL HAn.-From j. A. Tynes, we'll
knova citizen Of Wilson, \. C.:-Ny wife bad
suffered ,ar ten or twelve wears with a kind OF
dry letter. which KEEP: the scalp covered with dan
dru1. and caused ,he hair TO ia.l outand cet very
thin and turn gray, but after using three bottles
"Ioudou Hair Color Bcstores' the letter was
cured and the gray hair restored 90 its original
color, the hair stopped falling cut and is growing
beautifully. By telling Of che eject Ii has on the
head ot mis- vie I have induced "a number o. try
&C., and vaat YOU % send me one dozen bottles
By express. ! enclose post Office order ior s. 20
pay for 70. London Hair Color Re-,orer" is
sold 600 % cents bottle by all leading druggists.
DIR. Svavn' Is Son, Philadelphia sole proprie
tors. Sold 10 CbarlestoWu bv Butler s. AisQuith
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Brick and stone Mason.

TTyHE undersigned has located at Charlestown
+ for the purpose Of prosecuting the business
II BEICk AND STONE MASON, and viii do
work ia toe best manner, promptly and At rca5-
enable charges.
THE WALLlNG AND CENENTING OF CTS
TERMS 4 SPECIALITY.
Apply 70 me at my residence in Charestown, or
address through Charlcstown 2. O.
Aug. p. lS7S-tI LEVI BAKER.
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n Crop NEW. Q. Sugar, and b1r, M.nce Meat
= e- ale bv GEO. ". T. EEARSLEI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14

E-r Yurs Lt,Es lIEaLruT. ard thus ward or
many distressing complaints, ty u.iac "SUa~ mes
,as I.fr.che diz1.ue-s, bii.Du-uess, Bad taste 10
mouth. dyspepsia. iuWaed piles, 40 complaints 90
tae stomach and bowels. They act gently, with
rst am pain OF gripping. and do no; leave the
Bowel. c..t-vc. as IS ta- case with may other
-- p...t.rrhil. ana sold 90 25 cects bottle
D. aI leading druggists. ia Charest'"n by
f.-r..- . 1f,-aiil. feb LEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-12-14
Ty,FEE CILBEpT DRUG STORE

q
z AT HARPER'S FERRY has constantly
on hand largo stock Of all articles usually kept
10 a Drug Store, and strict attention paid TO their
purity " and low prices"
VNEAS OF ail kinds-the best, the market can A.
| ford. Coal Oil non-eYplosiye-l3O Fire
test
DEEFUHERY Of az kinds stationery--a
/ great variety. Playing and Visiting Cards.
(IlEWING aud Smoking Tobacco f'thc best
I y brards. choice lot Of nice Cigars con-
SANITY Gepton hand.
A LARGE stock Of Paints aud OILS always on
"a hand
OURE Spices Of all Kinds usually. recdd by
! H0uekcepcrs.
4 Id che leading Patent and Family Medicines
\ bought from the Manufacturers 10 insure
thcir gcuuinencss.
COUNTRY Merchants and physc.ans Orders
y attended 10 promptly at lowest-prices.
DRESCRlPTlON Department all in order and
best medicines used.
CtTKICT attention paid 20 ali articles prepared
= a. % their purity 80 that Physlcisrs and Pa
ticnts " ili know what they are doing.
-. G.. DONNELLY, Chemist.
October u, 1875. Agent
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General Fire Insurance Agency
WITH CASH CAPITAL AID Assists lT
EoEE THAN S9,OOO,OOO.

I AN prepared TO write policies on Dwellings
and Contents; Store Houses and Contents
Mills. Factories, and all good insurab,e property
at lowest current rates. YARN Dwellings a
specially. viii give my personal attention TO
viewing, making diagrams aud furnishing such
other needed information 60 all parties desiring
10 insure. Ny customers will be furnished from
time TO time Blotiers, CALENDARS as well as
printed matter. showing the conditions OF the
Companies In which they are insured.
have given my constant attention 10 the In
surance business for the past six years, and being
so generally known throughout the County, dc
NOT think il NECESSARY T. give references. Par
ties insuriug with me may rest assured th:tth OFT
policies will be properly written, and Eat time
! y notice will be given them 10 die u oxpra-
ton. Office and residence at C.a;lestown.
Very Respectfully,
"a. A. ALEXANDER,
General Insurance Agent.
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WrsrWARn BOrND.
BOUND.

The O clock A. 81. tsajn arriving at Charles
town runs oulg on Mondays, Wednesdays and sat
Other trains daily except Sundays.