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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

RAILROAD bOSDs =fiTIn.
STATE BoSIn Nominal
sruCKs Tie market was firm in earl,
dealings, aud prices advanced ttalt pei
cent, but during the afternoon a heavy
selling movement set In, under which
Deiawarr, lackawanna and Western lie
clined 4 Northeastern common aud
the general list H., p,r cent, final sales
showing only Irrational rec"very iron
the lowest paint, excerpt ~ the case oi
the coal stock The selling movement
Was based on the introduction II . ball ia
the iious. oi Representatives opre,enl
determinations 10y common carriers and
prohibiting ia" pooling Of ireights Til"
cnsl stock toward the clo-r rose 2. peI
cent ior delaware anh Hudson, ID per
cent iOf New Jersey Central, per
cent iur Dr rAwaIe, I.ackawaRna AMI
Western, and per cent. f"r Morris AMI
Esset. The risr in these shares MAS
due b. the covering II short contracts.
The tranna tiDns aggregated lb,OD
shares, 81 shIch ., NJ were fIis, 6,UOi
Lake rhnrc, 100 Wabash, n, 40 North
western common, b,UD preferred, Bon
~. Paul common, 2,Gsb pr-i.rrcsi, &3,ObJ
Delaware. iAckaNanuA and Western,
7,UJU New jersey Central, >, 40 Della
ware aud iIui-"n. 1000 Morris and
E-Scx, $500 Union Pacific, 2,0D OhiO-,
anil J. 90 Western | nIon.
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He does il every year, year in and year
out, because he has intelligence and
education aud property. That Is the
reason Of it, and so let me tell him that
II he lived down South he would have
a tail OF niggers more lengthy than any
Highland Chief ever had in the High
lands. (Laughtcr.J All by reason OF his
character, education and morals.
Mr. Blaine-I am equally sure that ii
the Senator from Ohio lived in the
South, he would not have tail of ne
groes following after him at all. laugh
teri We should be just in contrast,
but wanted him to print his remark.
The Senator qualities 1t, but still it
stands out, and take South Carolina
with 10000 more colored men than
white men, based on the rights of the
people without regard to caste or color,
without educational test or property
qualification. As Democratic doc
trine has always been announced here
to us that property and education were
TO rule, and when We assert that they
have ruled by violence, and he tells Us
that there are other important questions
which We should consider, and that
congress has not time 10 waste on that
initivl step III the organization of every
legislative body to see that II Is honestly
filed aud men honestly elected, il were
permitted by parliamentary law Ia speak
OF the other branch of Congress,
would say and declare here to-day that
the Democratic party does not hold
rightiul sway in that body now, and
holds il in the next House by fraud and
outrage which no mere declaration
against sectional agitation can overcome,
aud We are asked to abandon all sec
tional agitation, or asked under the plea
oi abandoning sectional agitation 10
submit all grave and great questions
that affect our property and human
rights To- Il Congress that il based on a
distinction Of human rights, and that
lacks the warrant laid down by Jeifer-
son, il the right to govern il has not
the consent III the governed. Mani
festatlOns.l
The Vice President The resolutions
go to the calendar and the Senate re-
sumes consideration Of its unfinished
business.
Mr.. Lamar Mr.. President, when
these resolutions are printed and ready
Tor action ! shall have something to say
on the question of their adoption. Be
fore the question passes of now | wish
to make one ar two remarks on a single
point submitted by the Senator from
Maine.
The debate Was continued at consid-
cradle length hy Messrs. Lamar, Blaine
and Edmunds.
The resolution and amendment laid
aside and Mr. Blaine gave notice that
hc will call it up again at the earliest
opportunity.
The senate took up the hill to revise
the patent laws pending. The discus
Sion went into executive session and
soon adjourned.
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TITUsVHLE, PA.
The OIL Producer Council.

TursvILLE, PA., December 1.-The
Producers Grand Council met IA their
ru0ms this morning some eighteen or
twenty meIabers Of the Pennsylyahia
legislature we're received ia the anti
chamber by the legislative Committee,
whO conveyed Ia them ia writing their
wishes ia regard tn PiIe lines and rail
road discrimination. la the afternoon
the question Oi fusion Eith the stand
ard on Company Nas brOaght up AMI
discussed. Mr.. Geor2e ii. Neshitl sas
sent for, and he stated H. the Council
the principles oi the conference b. and
his as<siates hal Sith the u1eIst<rs a
the Standard Oii Company 10 NeS YORK.
4 resolution EAs then Ia.~sli
endorsang the acton 1t Prssi-
dent Campbell la publishing a
card 10 the effect that the said COMMITTEES
% producers who visited Sez lOrk jAl
- without the nJnsent or authority d
the Council The Ps--zsc ii the Wat
ssn Interstate cOmHerce and AEtI4iis.
elimination bili IN Congress las cre@;ezi
. very jabilant feeling am1Ez the mem
berx 81 the Council. They adjoarpest
to-day until ?. 4.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN AkCE.

NEw YoRH, December ll-MoSry =
Market casy al 3G'l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper iC5l per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer disburscd sl99 ,OOO.
Customs receipts s2S5, 90. Clcarings
s70,OOOO. sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at ,s2l sight exchange on
New York Is7l -
GoLD-Quiei NJ 1901, Carrying rates
lI,a,2 per cent. narrowing rates Hat.
smyEW-At London sod here, silver
bars, li0I grrenbakS, and il0gold; cub.
sidiary silver c"in prr cent. discount.
GOVERNMENTS bull
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WAsHIxGToS. December, IA A. =.
-for the TeHHessee aAd Ohio Valley
partly cioady~eather, with horthu est
sEly sInds, stationary 90 lower tenpsr-
xtnre AMI higher prcssare- - .
For the Lover Lakes partly cloudy
weather vith occasional hight snow
winds rn0stiy northwest, With station
ary or lower temperature and q higher
pressure.
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Negro HlFdsFeF Eooosd

sAyASSAu, December IA mob
broke into the Jail at Brainbridye at !
o'clock Monday morning anil literally
riddled with bullets VIM. Copper, q
negro confined in the jail ior the atrn
cious murder oi prominent citizen
John Mct;anghcy. He hal previously
been wounded hy the mob.
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Conversational Contest.

PHILlDELPHIA, December ii.-f,'
Governor Andrew Curtin has served a
formal notice oi contest upon seth IL
Yocum. Tor seat In Congress.
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A ccitieutally shot.

PIrrSuuRsH. December ll.-Jamas
Renshaw, aged Is, accidentally shot
and Killed himself this morning. while
handling n revolver
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Nv arrr.,t Rs-.,.-rsa

BAITTHoxE, DueeIntsr IL-john W.
G&rret, vas unanimously re-eiectsd
President oi tbs Baltimore and Ohm
Railroad Company.
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Chsogo.

CsIc.so, Deoemi-r lI.-Flour -
Duh and uEei.sngi. Wheat Fairly
Actise aud a sil.ie higher; No ? rel
winter s5IGss7lc; No , chTzgo ,pring
sI;tssI;c cash; sZless2ie -~llsr lann.
airy: ssic seiief bebsary; No. 3 go
ssie, reirctsd 55c. Corn nsetil~'i
bot generally higher at JDtc casb; ;lr
-eiIer January 81 r. --Iier February; ~.
,eef~f SHE. tpzts .tesdy and brm a.
lsifslS.e cash; isst.os -riler yanasTy
st1zdy aud unchanged. Bsrlry-
Eassef al t,s is,- Pork = Unsettled sni
lower; rios-d simnsrr; ~ 90 cash
~ s2its. Is seller January; ~ 724s
s - ssllsT February. Land rtrSiy sni
in lair dslaai.d, e..iny iIIser si ~ D
e4.i,; - s2ts5 - seller January; y ca
as 62l seller felfuzry. Bulk Nests 80
! Upehsngs-d. whisky--Af - u.
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PRODUCE.
phiiAdslDhia-

PHIL,bElFHA, December ll.-flour
--Qnl~t and unchanged. Rye flour
AZ ~ 90 Wheat Weak; No. 2 red
and seller D.-oeInf-r 81 0issl 05t; Whit
sl 0stsl 10. CorH steady; yellow ~
fsg AZ; miIei, seller Deoemisr itft,
Hp. OAis steady; white western q,
Ea32c; mixed western INA ~. kys
Western 5ksJ5s'. Mess fork--At =
as;c; hams, sIsOked, sHssic; picked
S.Cs7 ,c. green 5c. Lard Steady; prime
steam e.. Batter quiet; New York
stats aud Bradhri e,Hn'y, Pa, extra,
2is2sc; Western Reserve ld@sisr
EA1s Dull. western 3f<ssy5r. Cheese
ball at 76sIc Petrol-am Refined
SIC; crude ~. whi-ky -s,@sdy
sestSrn - %
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HOUSE.
Pension Appropriations.

n The pension Appropriation bill was
Reported and referrcd To- Committee Oi
Athc Whole aud made the special order
hr fn.mnrrnM
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Ms oKLEAss, De1eliirr ii--tonre
psnne, iii6i5ie, g,bL sngas Dall I;
common 20 ssd eaasss.a 4 lts Sie; In
fssior 10 god eesess1a 4tss5jc; yellow
clai6ed sts7r. Nolzssss--fa good De.
mand bat At l6wer rates; common Zits
&c; izir 24S25r; centrifugal l&eec.
Rice Quiet and hrIa; fAouisisaa. 0ssii-
nary TO chnios 5S(sSae.
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The House ioOk up ths tall 10 provide
i,.E the further distribution - the money
receivs-i under the Geneva award.
The report ~as real and the H0G-e
adluUrned.
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IYor A4da:oAai Hari<a. S< You,ta Page ]
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Amendmeu, of NJ. Thurman.

Mr.. Thurman then took the tioNr and
submitted the following A. an amend
ment to the resolution "t Mr.. biaIne
The Committee shall aiso inquire
whether any citizen oi any state has
been dismissed Ur ihrcsieaei With diS-
missai from employment or depriNa-
ton OF any rish, or Priyiieee by reason
oi his vote or intention To- vote at the
recent elections, or been otherwise lntcT-
ierei With. aud Ia inquire II, IN 1919
money was raised by assessment oE
otherwise on Federal nfhcehoiders OF
employees Tor election purposes aud
under what circumstances, AMI hy shat
means; and, ii ~, What amount S!ts :"
raised, and how the same Sas espendoi' ,
and further, whether such assessments
were no, in violation OF law, and shan
further inquire into the action and eon-
duct III the {. ). supervisors al elecsi9ns
in the several States as 20 the number
OF marshals, deputy marshais' ana
others employed To take part IN the
conduct oi said elections; in wha'Istaie
or cities appointed; the amount o'
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Buckner's Bill Delayed.

WAsHIxGrnS, December li-BuCk.
ner' bill 10 retire National hank circu.
lation WAS to have been considered yer
teriay in the House, hut VAS crowded
out hy the diplomatic Appropriation
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Garfield's Slap at Rlslne.

WAsHISGToS, December lin dis
cussing the diplomatic bill yesterday,
Garfield remarked that any man at
tempting to arouse sectional prejudices
will be 0yeuhrown aud condemned by
his countrymeR. II is understood that
this VA really hit at Blaine, in view
OF the latter's proposed sectional speech
to-pay. The remark has reCeived good
deal uf comment
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Matthews Trouble.

WAsBISGTuS, December 1.-THE
senate Matthews Committee met yesier.
day, and discussed the question oi send
ing to nevada for Anderson. the witness,
but no decision VAS reached. II vas
decided. hoW ever, 10 send to the Hous-
Committee Tor copy ol the testimony
gwen by Anderson.
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money paid or promised to he paid to
them, aud how, orby whom; and under
what law and authority"
Mr.. Thurman then addressed the Sen
ate. He said
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
Church Notes.


Winchester Presbytery VII neet at Rom
ney on the 18th instant.
The Synod Of Virginia viii meet at Abing-
don Oh the LIST Of October.
Protracted Meeting will begin ut Beulah,
under the auspices Of the NJ. +. Church,
South, on Sunday, September 18th. Preach
ing by Rev J. p Hyde. President Of lsonook
Female College, Of Martinsburg, at l0l o'clock
A. NJ. and y P. ~ Sacrament OF Lord 5
Supper after morning sermon. Preaching at
night through the week Rev. y. N. CAck-
ley, preacher in charge.
Episcopal services were held in the Luther
an church, Huper'S Ferry, on Sunday morning
last. The congregation was quite large. Inc
services were chanted and well chanted-tle
music being very fne indeed. Rev. Mr..
Leavell ofiiciatel and preached an excellent
sermon. A marked feature Of these pre- limi-
nary services was the deep interest that
appeared to be taken in them by all present.
At the close of the services, Missionary
Organization Of the Church took place. The
following officers being appointed; Warden
Col. James II. Burton; Secretary-Charle'
Davies, Esq TreAsurer-Mrs. Childs. Ga
Sunday week the 4th Sunday in the month
services will be held in the same place at Q!
o'clock iu the afjernoon-Rev. VIM. IL. Meade
is expected to oiliciate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
Harper's Ferry Happenings.

A Bass, weighing upward, Of six pounds,
was caught 90 the Potomac at this place, ON
Thursday Of las, week. by Mr. James Boeder.
We are Informed Mr.. Cbas McCariy found
On the Potomac, q few days ago, the Sharp
Rife used by Lehman, the one OF the John
Brown party whom it win be remembered
wa, shot up1u a rock, midway of the river,
whilst ouiy1vorin- % make his escape For
nineteen years tie weapon has been in the
water.
The proprietor Of the Mountain View
Hotel" dispensed beautifully the Inequalities
Of bis house % the Vicuicbcrs and excursion
lists who visited this place last week especial
ly ou Thursday did his we.i-Gi'ei tables meet
the needs Of the hungry. Mr. Green Is a
liberal provjler Five Hundred diued with
him on Thursday.
It said the b. SO.R. Il c.. contemplate
ether improvements at Byrues Island than
those already maje-among them the intro
ducti5u of pure spring water by pipes from
the sparkling springs on Maryland Heights.
Even now the Gland is visited by thousands
wcek'y--u0t less than three excursions or
picnic parties a week rcSoTting thither.
Within Tie last few days the Government
property at ills place has been appraised
The appraisers being NessrS. y NJ Spoucellcr,
r. A. alexander and Chos H. Trail, three
disiuterestcd parties They were appointed
tv Hon Kenneth Rayuor, Solicitor Of the
Treasury. 0ecaa>e Of their capacity and fair
ness. aud the choice was certainly a good one
During bis service here Mr.. Alexander made
numerous friends. This property is now in
ciar.e % Mr. George W Graham, he being
the regularly appointed Local Agent He
seems O. give satisfaction 10 al having busi-
ness with him. Out Of the GO purchasers, he
informs Us that % viii surrender their recently
bought property 20 lis original owner, the
Government. They have until October 18th
to consider this matter-whether to retain the
property alta reasonable va'ultion or resign
an claim thereto. As yet the Solicitor has
made no provision FOR the disposal of these
lots but VIC suppose be will do whatever is
iulicious
ne tu'sSts Templar viii meet in Martins
burg on the 18th lust. II the number Of
viii Justify their so doing, the B.
and o. *. r. Co. viii run a special train from
Uarper's Ferry 20 Mariiusburg. Tickets 75c.
god for three days. Excursion Tickets will
be issued from Wiuchester-$ 3 0J-gJ0d for
3 days. By making application to agents IN
time persons can have a reduction from all
iL.eg-c-.a;e stations.
Tie ladies of the Lutheran church viii hold
q E4.r and Festival 10 the Armory Ilali-to
' 'l,a 20 September aud continue
a week. AN kinds Of frcy articles, ca,abl-s,
&C. VIII De On l5ei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ OF the whole
happiness OF man When it is disturbed IN us
proper action, all kinds Of ailments are the nata-
raj result The digestion Of food, the moveme MS
of the heart and blood, the action OF the orain
and nervous system, are all Immediately connect
cd ith the Workings OF the Liver, IL h1s oeeh
StccessflTly prGyed that Green's August Flower
is unecralled in curing all persons afflicted with
dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and a III the numer-
Gus symptoms that result from an unhealthy con-
dition of the Liver and Stomach. Positively soid
in all the towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove thatitis just what you want
Sample bottles to try 10 cents.
November Is, lS77-ly-nd May %, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
MARRIED.

At the residence Of W. d. Briscoe, Esq, in this
Coantv, on TuesGay morning. September lOth'
ISIS. 6y Rev ). G.. Ferguson, Mr.. ;. +. LATAN e.
of Essex County, Virginia, brother OF BiSnop
Latane of the Reformed Episcopal Church, to Miss
MARGARET E. DAVIS, OF King & Queen Cotn-
", Virginia.
At" Locust HILL" the residence Of the bride 5
mother, on Tuesday morning, September lOta'
ISIS. bv Rev WIN. II. Meade, DR.. JOHN ID: NJ.
CAEDEB \, OF Philadelphia, to Miss LlLLl -.
PACKETT, third daughter of tue late John b.
Packet OF this County.
I'm Charlestown, on Thursday evening. Septem-
Der l2,b. 1875, by Rev. VIM. II. Meade, Mr. Nj. ).
4. ROBERTSON To Miss MARY V. DOBSON,
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas W. Dobson, OF this
place.
At the residence oftbe brides brother, Charles
Sagle, Ese., on tAe lth % September, ISIS, oy
Rev. T. b. Rockwell, Mr. JAMESS HAMPTON,
ef Batavia. Illinois, To Miss MARY ANN SAGLE,
Of HarPcr's Ferry, West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

BrrrgrL UAa.-From J. \. Tynes, a we'll
known citizen OF Wilson, y. C.i-My wife bad
,u dcred tor ten or twelve years with a kind OF
dry letter. which KEEP. the scalp covered with dan
d-uT and caused the hair o. fall out nd get very
chin and turn gray, but after Using three bottles
cLoudau lldr Color Kestorcr" the letter was
cured and tha gray hair restored 90 its original
COLOR che hsir stopped falling out and is growing
b,arUGl,v Bv telling of the effect 10 has on the
head ut mis- wife have induced a number 90 Try
it and want YOU 60 send me one dozen bottles
bv express. ! enclose post office order for 5 TO
paw for &C.. London Hair Color Rcs,rrer' is
sofa 100 ~ cents bottle by al leading druggists.
Dr. Swayue q Son, Philadelphia, sole proprie-
tots. sold iu CharicstDwu by Butler e AisQuith.
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CuAELEsrowv, September 9TH, 1873.
- M

CHARLEsTowN, September 9TH, 1873.
TO he Citizens Of CharleStOltR:
have received telegram from Maj. Ayerill
Supervisor Valley Branch Baltimore * Ohio
Railroad, saying a train will leave Stauntol in
a few days % collect supplies along the line
fr shipment 20 the Yellow Fever district
Ga behalf of the plague-stricken sufferers Of
the South, | have appoiutcd the following
gentlemen. viz: John +. Colston, Chas. ".
Trussell. j Newton SadIer, DR.. II. W. Tom
Tuson. John W Lock and Geo. I. Light,
conmittee @ solicit contributions for our
suffering bre,hreu, and we feel assured that
an will give their uite TO assist those who
cannot now assist themselves.
Iuos W DAVIS, Mayor.
The Relief Train will pass Charlestown to-
day, Friday. Il is desirable that supplies be
at the Depot during tue forepart Of Friday
Tor shipment.
Mr. B.F. Leiseuring, Postmaster at this
place received contributions of money for the
Yellow Fever Sufferers aud forwarded the
amount to the Mayor Of BAltimore. We ap-
pend the acknowledgement;
MAYORS OFFlCE, bALtIA IKE,
September 10th, 1878.
d. 4. IE'SENEING- ESQ,
Charcstowu, ". Va;
Nlvor Latrube returns his sincere thanks to
va. aud O. all who contributed, for the $50
90 received to-day loT the yellow fever suiicr-
ems iu the South. lie will take much pleasure
iu forwarding tHe generous contribution.
Very Respectfully,
GEo. SAVAGE, Secretary.
S25 90. the proceeds OF Hon g. 5. hong's
s.. Evening with the Poets, was duly termed
over 90 the Relief Committee.
The shipment of Contributions Of supplies
by the citizens Of Cbarlcstown and immediate
vicinity for the Yellow Fever Sufferers, by
the supply train to-day, viii aggregate more
than a hundred barrels Of Family Flour We
are not informed as 10 what other uecessaries
will De added. Well done But ii ought to
be borne in niud that there is 10 hope Of
rijlaucc Of tie Plague under forty days, when
Frost is expected to expel the disease Con-
se1u,ntly tie horrors of the scourge will be
daily Increased, aud the necessities Of the
people appeal more aud more strongly to those
ssh. 1ra blessed with health aud abundance Of
goo. things. I, may le necessary FOR train
of cars a week to be shipped with supplies
from our great Valley. 1t may be that this
is one WAY that Great God has taken to
demonstrate to a favored people that it is
mos, blessed 20 give than 70 receive"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

The Mountains Echo, edited BY Judge Hoke
and staunch Republican paper, says 1t will
not support Col. Burr for Congress. IT don't
consider him resident of the State or Re-
publican, and regards the nomination Burr
lesque. And another Republican paper de-
clines to support him. He is Burr, then, to the
marty, too heavy to be borne.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
RciiefTrain.

A train Of ten cars, placarded as follows,
viii pass over the B. * o. r. R. to-day-Fri-
day. Maj J, II. Averill, for his prompt and
urgent appeals in behalf of suffering humani-
" and his perfect arrangements for rapid aud
free transportation; the Committees for their
activity aud zeal in securing supplies 70 meet
sn imrIetiato and arpAllihg want aud the
people, for their ready and generous response
20 the cali for relief. have their reward in the
Of duty performed, and there is
nothing comparable to it.
DON'T DELAY THIS CAR.
Il contains SUPPLIES contributed BY the
people Of
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
FOR TIE
YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS OF THE
SOUTH,
AN0 Is CONsIe NED 70
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF MEMPHIS.
Free 10 Louisville, Kentucky, By order Of
JOHN KING. gR., "a V. p. b. & o. r.
". N. CiEHENrS, Master of rransp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

Tie Young Ladies Of the Leetown neighborhooa
will give an Recommendations Charades,
Music, 6c.-at the Brick Church, near Leetown,
on Thursday and Friday Evenings, 10Th and 2Oth,
the proceeds for the benefit Of the Yellow Fever
Sufferers in the South. The object Of itself is suf
fcieut, 20 say nothing Of the promised excellence
or The performances, 90 attract large audience.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14

Harvey Stephens, aged about II, living at
Haltown. had his hand terribly !aceraied by
playing with some of the machinery in the
Paper Mil, on Tnesa ay evening last. The
necessary surgical attention was rendered by
Drs. Spangler aud Starry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-14
DIED,

On Thurday, September 9th, ISIS, Of Intama-
ton of the Stomach, MARY THOMAS, infant
daughter Of Thomas Z. and Charlotte A. SuoIe"e'
of this place, aged year and 10 months.
Near Middeway. this county, August Is, ISIS,
JAMES LEE. infant son of John W. aud \. b.
Edwards, aged months and % days.