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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

How WE SPRINT THE CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS" a book of plays for
christmas eve, illustrated, very at
uactlve, for sale at this Office, ten cents
aeopy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

'oY 'ss!puuO 'se!IeooID 'seoqS 's'ooa
'suo!aoN 'spooD 6IG u! su!!sSlsq ls!oeds
eA!5 osle lin eM liz o. Su!u!sllel
.ue s! s,qs!I' usmoA no sslnaooI sA!S
HIN oqA usmoM oISeu eqL 'IceG
eouo ana usss eq o. eIu sSu!ql eseqL
'meq4 o. NOUS peepu! 8! 2! :Moqs
eql ees Gem AQUA aeqa ueIpUqo I!eql
5u!1q puu spoo5 mo eos pae emoo
o. psa!Au! Gur!osdse Gle se!pel eqL
.2ueseld msqa oA!S 'snmls!lqO Gol
-ue o. spue!lJ lnoa 9ueA noG II lie
pun sHloI pIo 'se!peI SunoG puc uem
SunoG 'sIl!S pue sGoq epll lie IoI
aueseld oo!u V 'spooS ueo!lemV pue
qouslA 'su!qO 10 Yooas eSIsI . 10 gu!
-ls!suoo-lsluemsuIo pue lnJesn q'oq
-GoueJ eql eseoId OF 5ulqaGleAe aAeq
GsqL soolsN usS o. 9q5noIq IeAe
spooD ksp!loH pus sGoL ssmas!Iq0
10 Youls ase!aasld pue aseSIeI eqa oAeq
s, ola y GeTsG 'oes pus emo0
'u.HSv scMls.LVO
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

One Of the finest lots of Christmas
candies which we have seen may be
found at Briggs Emporium. They
are ciee and no mistake.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

get your fine colognes, soaps, brush :
es and toilet articles for Christmas
presents at j. Remer's new Drug
Store. ....
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

LADIES rubber over shoes for 65c
at DONALDSON T. JOHNsoN's,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

TAKE Ayers Pills, the best combi-
nation ever invented for a purgative
medicine.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

We learn a new mercantile firm
WI open liz Maj. Barbee's building
eco. LIST. Hurrah for the East side.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

some of the finest steel engravings,
suitable for holiday presents, at this
Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

Go TO Fritz LaDge's Bakery for your
Christmas candies, candy toys and
other holiday supplies. We have
looked through his stock and find it
very nice and complete. He also keeps
now good stock of family groceries
which he will sell cheap for cash.
Give him call.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

SEE advertisement of Mr.: Noble of
the head of the river property for sale.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

READ the beautifully written, and
touching story on our first page. .
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

LANDRETH's Onion SETS just receiv-
ed at RAYNoLDs T. DANIEL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

QUERY: Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal of North Caro-
lima at the same price?" Feb. Ely
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

Postage is prepaid on ali the above.
and premiums sent 10 some cases. For
particulars inquire at this Office
We will also order any OF the above
singly. or any other paper or periodical
At publishers prices, free OF charge.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21
FRY's.

SEE advertisement of Printing Out
lit for sale. L
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

WANTED, Immediately at this Office
some dry wood suit able for a heating
stove.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

FANCY Candies just received,
DONALDSON 4 JOHNSON.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21
Dec. 20, 1873.

We we're unable to perfect our ar
rangements in time to have many new
books. &c., for the Holidays this year;
but having now a good bust mss house
and location, we intend that if we live
and prosper the East side" shall next
year be we'll represented in "all that
sort of thing" as we'll as in regular
standard articles OF the trade"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21
"a III. COMBS.
DENTAL SURGEON,

MECHANICAL and
Operative Dentist
ry In its various
branches at re ason.
able rates All
work done in the
neatest style Dis.
eased gums and bad
breath promptly re-
lieved. Feb. !, l-y
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

WE are ready for any amount OF
Job Printing. Bring it along.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

WE have private information that
Hon. Green B. Raum, Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, has revoked SO
much of his ruling of October 9TH, as
applies to the Home Stomach Bitters
Gas they are medicinal Bitters) and
that they can again and hereafter b.
sold free of a U s. Liquor License.
Thi. is matter which interests
many of our merchants, and we advise
any who may feel doubtful about i. tt
apply to W. II. Sinclair, Collector at
Galveston.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-12-21

We have not yet seen our Christmas
turkey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
The Foilettes of Great Actresses.

Painting and dressing for tho stage are very
ticklish matters, requiring abroad and minute
a,t,tic sense aud attention. Mrs. RuuSby's
stage beauty. which is wonderful, is said 10 be
3ue to lcr exquisite skill in painting Aimee
i perfect, ard 50 Is Nelson. BOT Rstori, SAYS
the article In the Arcadian from which we
quote. is the greatest in this as well as N all
other theatrical concerns inclnding acting
and managing She literally copies upon her
own face the liucs, &c, from the historical
portraits Of the porsouagcs she is going % en-
act. Thus. 10 Elizabeth, her face Is so
s,rikiusly like that Of Il" good Queen Bess "
that she might pass fJr her maisiy's twin
sister. Janaus,hck does not understand s.ller
rainting or dressing. No more Gid Miss
Cushman. The case of these two great ac-
,resscs IS very curious Miss Cushman was
learned. aud Madame Janauschck is literary
.cbolar Of high merit, and has studied deeply.
Still. as Queen Katherine Of Arasou, these
hdics wore garments which would have sur
priscd the poor princess. 4 glance at one OF
iloIhcir's PORTRAITS would have shown them
they were ill-arrangcd, aud also that, had they
chosen 70 follow this model in the matter, both
would have greatly improved their appear
ances. Miss Cushmau, as Lady Mcbcih WAS
"undcr dressed" and her oh yellow gown at
the banquet was by no moa IS thing of
beauty. Ristoris dresses ia this partaro strict
COPIES from pictures Of the period, aud most
of her costumes are designed for her 10y great
artists. AIRY Scheler furnished brr with
studies for her dress in Melea aud Myrrhh,
and Paul Delarochc, Fraschicri and Others
with those of III Iny Of the splendid costumes
she wears IN other parts. RIchel had her thin
undorcarmonts made % suit hr classical
dresses and 10 low like them from the should
e.s. and thus not interrupt the folds ID her
irapcEios. Madame JInauschek as M;dca
wears criuohnc, Or, tany rate, such yolumi-
nous skirts that her grand and majestic figure
is greatly marrcl by them, since they Intercept
The downward folds OF her classic poplum.-
This lady also wears rs Medca Carmen, Of a
molcfn shade Of color utterly unknown TO
tie aucicuts. Ris,ori never uses a color iur
wLi,h there is no historical warrant. Who
will eve, forget Miss Cary in Aida, wearing
metallic green satin Of tho latest fashion,
which would have caused a revolution ~ old
Egypt, and htgh-heelod white satir boots,
whi,h she certainly never saw depicted IN an
Egyptian frcscol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
POLITICAL.
THE FIRST BANJO.
BVIRWIN EUssE1.

Co v,v. fsie-rolk, i. t!rcd o. hearin You a
s1rsoti1.
Keep silence for. yo' betters-dont you heah &c
bau|o ialtin' ..,.....
ABOUT &c poi,s5ua sun '-"' sAe g"'N' ~ '-1'''
iEales, "s's1 ,t.,r Z.
ABOUT oe Ha' ""a' ''a' Dl'' A' ""' ~ ''- -
H''''D
Oar. swinc 70 be an obotdow,' said Noah, lock
inr solemn
i o' Noa1t lux '"e 'neia'u anu NC ''o' 'D' '''0s'
V,'1-u ,..:l li-L,.
anu ~ ut 10y "'' .'1N'' '' " %" ~ -''-7
patches: T..
An 4""ed "t e"4nt l. olli4 u'at ~ o-at ~c
80. steamer 'NaiStgl. .,.-,-,.-,.-...,.,
VI Moan SeI, s-i'iL an q ."iPFln an q S~A W ?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Grain Production.

Europe produces now on an average 6,000,-
GOO bushels Of grain, Of which Russia produ-
ccs onc-tLlrd, Germany and France 500 0.000-
600 each, Ond Austria JO0,000,000 Tie
United States produces 100000, GOO bushels,
or about the same as Russia IN order. how
ever, 70 appreciate the advantage ofthe United
States, the population should be taken into
account ihnti Is. fJr the United States. 40, 900,
OOo. and .heroioro VIC produce foriy bushels
per ho,6 whllo Europe. with population OF
NOT quite 800 900. 600, produces only siIiOen
-tus,cis per head. Russia tvcn,y-sIx bushels
pos bosd, cod Great Britain oulT fouf bashels
per head. 40 she svsrsge quality of Efsia
consumed Fer bcsa 10 fneen bushels. ye pre-
oucs three i!nes 40 mush os wo vsnt. Rassis
seorcsly tp!es is wsais. Europe on 90 aTefses
all nsoded, but Gfes, BfliIso not much orcs
ooe-.ourih. u will bo soen that tho general
production susps'.es ths consumption, but
this excess Is absorbed " breveriss cod dis
,llcri.s all over tie world. which d. more 10
keep up bftnds,uffs alta high 6gu's than any
hiug clte -Mdnufdcfur0 dsd Builder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Genuine Compliments.

We have heard OF lady Of rare beauty who
said upon certain occasion, that the only
real di.intcrcstcd compliment she ever received
was from coal HEAVIER who asked permission
70 ligt, his pipe 10 he cleaning Of her eyes.
Another compliment, true aud genuine was
p.id by a sailor who was sent by his captain
10 carry letter to :ho lady Of bio love. The
sailor having delivered tic missiyc, stood
gazing in Silent ndmira.ion upon tic lady. for
she was vaFy beautiful.
Well, my good man" she said, fDr what
10 you wait There is no answer u be re-
turned"
LADY" tho sailor returned with humble
Difference. " J would like 90 know your name. y
" Did you not see II on this letter ~
Pardon. LADY, never learned 10 read
Mine Los Lceu q hard, rough l.ic."
and for what reason, my good man, would
you know my name y'S.
"bccause." answered the old tar, booking
honestly up, 10 a storm at sen, with danger
alors rne, ia like 20 call the name of tic
brightest thing Ia ever seen 10 lifo. Thefcd
be sunshine 10 it even In The thick darkness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Hnok Noticcs.

THE LG5EAEu ScoTr PUu.EaISa c.. have
issued their reprint of HLacEroop's MAoAzi,E
Tor May.
The second part Of John C,ldisatc," has
the first place in the number. Tho serial
O. Mine is Thine" draws to close with una
baicd interest NJ TiSsots book entitled
" Vienna aad ycnuese Life " furnishes the
su,j.ct f5r a very pleasing article describing
1ll Vienna, aud the recent Improvements
brought ob5u, 10 pait by the opening Of The
Exhibition, iLe dress and habits Of the people,
etc. The poems consist Of an Irish legend,
taken from ,he Carouis!ss Of tie O'Driscols,
beside. the traasIati5ns from Heiue, which are
becoming o regular foatuto Of lhe magazine
The review Of the Budget Is followed by o
discussion 4 The position Of England, aal tic
Treat, of San Steiauo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

CosrL. Par,rvTs.- C.. Fulton, editor Of
The Baltimore 1msris1n, ia oao Of bis inter
esdug letters from iLepaIis disposition, says.
zone Of the mos. interesting features of
bc Opposition are the presents made % lie
Prince Of Wales during bis visit ;o India 10
1875. They occupy considerable space in
;hc main building aud Gre very valuable, GER
taiu.y g. The extent of several millions q DOL
lars. They embrace o crown, OF rather vol
re, can. covered al ever with diamonds and
fut.es ana precious si7ues. with diamond
rings, bracelets, at least twenty swords With
u.eir scaJll5ts covered with diamonds, goli
dinner and ten sets, O silver throne, rings set
with diamonds. &C. II short there u-s, be
from three g. four hundred different articles
al cf great yaluc-cyen % saddle cloths, COW
cred with diamonds guns, sabrcs, aud a great
variety Il gold and silver articles, tie pur-
poses fr wl,ch they are Intended not being
apparent o. Tie gea-ra. e,amiucr. The cases
ia which they are exhibited are always crowd
cd with spectators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
News ana Times about Winchester.
From the Ncrs:

From the NcUS:
We understand That The Union Bank Las
sold a portion Of its premises on Main street
y feet and G inches-;o Mr. Geo. /. Miller,
for s. 500.
We understand that Mr.. Vim. Miller has
resigned the Office of Postmaster at Winchester
Au agent Of the postal department has been IN
Winchester lor some days examining into the
affairs Of the Office There are muuy rumors
in connection wiiL The office, but wo forbcar
giving publicity toauy Of them until TIC facts
ore officially stated.
Mr.. John C5e. residing on fis farm near
Winchester, Lad quito an exciting contest
with q valuable but pusnacious bull bclouginr
o. hm. Several B. ass since whilst in The Eell
the bull showed Gsh, and charged on Mr CJe
his eyes glowing and hi. tail erect. Ills bull
shin could not lc checked and the consequence
wa; that ho struck Nc C1o, knocking lin
down lo prepared % follow up bis a3'a1-
lagc. Lut Mr. Cnc being aware hlt something
quick aud deyi.ish" ought ~ he done, caught
tho irfuratcd animal through the nose holes
nod held him until cnlo,ol mao came to Lis
rclief aud eS;dcs,cI him from bis perilous po-
sltiou. lie was ssvefely bruised 10 tho Strug-
slS, but h,suoiio,y escaped Without serious
Injury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
5IRG!NIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

v-EVagE Pass g published weekly az Ir'
T,,. 4si ftffy Cssts per aaa"m 81 ntra"ee'
-S-riEEE DOLLARS If uotpaid in advance.
-.-1.s p.,'ar 1s{. FVfy. .Ce''s far ca. ."aHih'-
..-rt- -.--As of advertising a.. t'r squire
...t ur hess. Oss N9sIr 0H. <t's ..f- 70
.,--.i- Insertions larger ones ir OBJ, saw. PI.loi-
.. Eaca'c'ntiacioc, fV,J t.r's
-,--No aj,erti.cmcnt O. be con .i.r'l or th'
.- ~, -- y.s- unless specified o. Zoe Aaa-,t''li'
-,..ssb agreed upon be'we,- t-e parties.
advertisement not marked ca t.e copy
.......f.t ua45.r 90 insertions wiz Dr. o.
...... .ural .ri,r,i cIt aat payment "ua c-
.,t...l ac, ri.ne'y
-..-......s Aurs.Irsrvs>rs-I avoid any
l.rstl1iiug oa tle part o. th' annual aiv-r-
.uisprup.r t' stlt. t.t.r'.g mat hcir r5i-
..-..rl, sxt .-ls q. tleir immediate business
.i L,,Ate. IeFli or all other advertisements sent
,hs.a b. B, AZ additional charge, and 40 v't'a-
l.1.
Obituary notices OF more than hye hrcs
,r.l. 1t charged tor.
bob WORK Posters. Sal, Bills, Circrlrs
r.-is. &c.. executed promptly, neatly set a. .al'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

r base drum music 15ll ty Tic pound -
DeJfer Smihs Yes lhe tenor drum music
by tie roll-Kingir9ol JogrHGl. And harp
music Is the cord -N1Ti5toeH NTcA and
Llad organ music by Tie pcony wait
GTcats-. Ind horn music by tie lfam.-
On. S4t Egit md cat music by the yard
-in Ito rcar.-U UbithGR Tins; Church
music Is s5metmes by tie quart-ette. - GcHerd
CI.efe Sud blg-p.pe music is always BY
tie pipe.-Eau3fcH Journal And chin
music by Ley'el.-Falon Coun'y KapublieaH.
Aul dlucins music ty tue fJot.-some Of it
Ly the csn-cau.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

Io tie United States Seu4to On Wednesday
q Jni was reported from tie committee %
claims authorizing tie solicitor 4 the treasury
70 cancel certain contracts flr tie sale Of lots
Of lad a, u.rpar's Ferry, Wes, Va and to
resell the same, aul u sell or lease all other
resi- estate anl riparian rights now owned by
the United States a: tia. place. In the House
Senate concurrent resolution rFJyillrg f1r an
alYurumoat % lie l0,h of June SO. amend
q 50 as % fz ;h9 az, jlium.a. on lhe i5th Of
June, aul as amended tie rcs5iuti1u was
pagsc1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Musical Notes.

The last idiOtic performance BY way of ex-
hibi,iug human endurance Is tlat q Mre.
Maud Giles q choir singer 10 New York
She sings unnterruptodly for three hours IN
Gso languages wiihou. showing signs of Ia
tgue. IL view of the fact that many women
have been known 70 talk fOr twelve hours IN
TIC key Of &. this performance doesn't seem
81 very rlnzrkablc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

\ horse Cannot forge bolt, but it can
"cas," ashos-Nwr. Hydld. Likewise, be
can't throw q stone. but be can shy Wheel
barrow .-FbH. BuHctm And vhile unable
T. draw 4 mortgage be can In an oat-C'H
Sit Night
Aud even When Lo has The blind s,aggors
&c can, Ike an old topper acknowledge the
the corn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

Tie Court OF Appeals Of Mississippi las
rendered. ou a rlbCarng. iinal judgement 20
favor of Mr. jefferson Davis, restoring - him
in fuli title a-d Interest bis G.e plantation %!
Dfarsf-ll. Waucl couaiy, Mississippi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

Two new moons during the month of Nay
and yet we have 90; heard that the stock
Of green cheese vas diminished or the price
advanced. lot come one who has made q
study Of demand and supply solve the copun-
drum Why Tbs is thus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

The occullaron Of the Base Ball Stars of
M3Itinsburg at Winchester 10 noted. For the
time It was a total e,lipeg b. the Fred Bol-
ldays." Bu, iLe temporary shadow ouly
revealed the more brightly tie silver lining
The gcncfor. h9ap.ial.iies extended lifted The
veil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

ALtRvINd SYNFroEs.-A cough or cold, II not
promptly attended 60 NAV result IN an incuraoie
lung disease. For oil diseases Of the throat
breast aud lungs, bronchial or asthmahc alec
tioni, DR.. Swayhe's Compound Syrup ~ Wild
Cherry : q yleassct and certain cure. i pro-
inoi,s e-pee,0rat.0u ard removes ak deceased mat
ter which obslrucis the lungs, tie liberation e.
haaled and tho sufferer ia restored 20 perfect
health Trial sizo bottles IS cents regular sire
sl. 90. II the bowels are costvc, or liver disor,
dsccd, take few doses Of Dr. SWayne's Tar aud
Sarsaparl,iAiills which will cyscUste tho bowels,
and Is Of vital importance. relieve the contested
liver. and remove all bliliousness. 25 cents a
box. These valuable remedies are sold a. the
leading drug stores. OF can be bad bY writing 20
Dr. SWavue Son, Philadelphia. For sale ty
Druggists generally n Charlcstowu by Butler
Il AisqUith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

Potter has written letter Tie says there
is 10 dagger Of revolution. Potter does not
know. lie Is not great man. He Is consPie-
uous only IN one resi- oc.-as a tool tlr
Tildon. Zen Bu'ler Las an eye on bim.-
Bheelrg Standard.
Which eye? Aud Do you mean to Say that
Tilden Is clay 10 the hands Of tue Potter?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

Gail hamilton says 4hst there is not man
among tie Conledera,es who accepts the situa-
ti1n. And there's not man among the con-
fderatcs or their oll aIgcrsarics vino would
accept Gail Hamilton II .Ie we've tie silua-
:icI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
SaRF0Pn'S Rblle5l. CURE

Isaloca and constitutional remedy. aa3 aDpliedt 70
nation aud pam Cld . oGcs correcting, cleansing.
N fcts r11g ie orsaus u circulation, kceis hc skn
Inois, ou IeUrazs tie acid csoa t4a tas i2a3a vs.
lr. into f'.c stomach ana thence u-1 tlu blood. 4lCs
a c.-O -rItfcess in beth directions and % does not
seem p.-s.1l8 fIr lumau Ingenuity 20 --s-le more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
Martinsburg Matters.
From the Mlepealent:

From the Independent:
Mr.. W. S. Ilenshaw delivered bis maid n
speech OF the Bar, ia the Circuit Court in the
Gilbert case, and was highly oomp'imented
FOR ability.
The colorei man Gilbert, accused Of tie
murder Of the oil man Cvliuburcer, was
found guilty and the punishment fixed At a
life term In the pcuitentiary. Col. {. J..
Faulkner Jr, and J.. H. Shafer for theStaie j.
n Wisncr and W. S. Henshaw for tue prison
cr
We are pleased to note that our valued
Young friend Ensiga c. II. Lyeth, L. 5. n,
has been appointed by the President and con-
frmcl 10y the Senate, to &c Master. This is
promotion richly deserved.
Mr. John Wilson Of Arden district has a
two story Bee Hive, eight feet high. How is
that for high ?-AdePeadeHt THAT Bee HI
&c p P.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

I.I2. IIIGNNIID y,

NTTOENFl n NV
a,,-t..,s~s. y.~,r,.- c,'o'y. y. Va,
t4~llL p-a,t-. ~ I'ser''a 'ad '1l '''''
'.I,,,,s s-.. toir Vs'' x 90 C'rt'' i'o'''
s.,,,rse, -. Is11-tC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

An Irish newspaper, in detailing an Orange
demonstration. stated: 90 The procession was
very fine. being nearly two miles long, as was
a,s5 tie PRAYER Of Rev. Mr Perry"
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OURS stock consists OF a beautiful and varied
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is vcII- known for cutting and fitting Will givehis
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rn.sos-. -As1rt twelve years cso, vai.e travel.
I4.Wltl Father keun5 bit p p.- cl.fc.- itQupe -
ttllur SINGER took severe GOA lH1 "as lsl4 gp -t
Newark y. This cold tr.f.- p.. severe aitAth Nt
C4talrl which bat.lel yl,l every sl-sa 4eaedE ior
flut weeks Vitt0r. u,a-e ras i1-..! rHiC-l 90
rave gp 8 most desirable position ond return u9iHey
unable 10 -ug o urte. iu. tl-fc years ai.e4NlTQs
WAS ,1.lo 10 sng atc-. IAs Er-t atiaD. oi C-tath
AGli.4tial nasal ursGs ana tfo-l -o sens 't tt 'll
e,icht'st cold Woad Aciag 9a f'sh Nt-ech i-Gyiig
me rrGstr.trt ig iiis LaF -4.i.uro .i aver. tle
la-t .ttar ta --rCr,ac el-s had NG5 terrible. .it-
fcrl3 the most c2erUci-tg pam ll is h,--, was %
h0lrse us 70 Do scalcaiy uDio 90 speak, end c.HteI
i.cesslutlv ] Thought Was gong into qWch toh-
sumption. ud .rgll tehste tlat ia4 .t'l E. Up
Ccree LIe 0n easy Victim. Nh.it iA l..7 N--- f..-
condition commenced tAe use ct o',u'- IuiS'L
CURE Fou CkrAREiI. C4f IAN, Il colics, rs Ill
tried an Tie advertised Tcwc l6 N.iuOD. Dement, ic
f!-t dose OF THIS wonderful medicine gave me ne
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10 realize how much relief -t;-. u .oIl ". hIs ~
nica,i0n OF SANr0rp's itlIcAL RE-. ha.t ljs ll.
i1cnce both Internal and es ernal, iilr rccof rt
uud ly Gn occasional Ass ol te roW.ij sl.c.i Ll.i
been entirely ltt from lD,GsGr ius t4t L.st tame ~
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