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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21

LesbiA turned the leaf, and little garland
of shamrooks, crnshed, but still green, hutter-
ed out on the hearth. She stopped and picked
it up, and with rather trembling fngers-for
Just then there came o rep at the door, and she
heard Ellen's voice sum moning her to tea-she
twisted the leaves in among the braids of her
hair, which, in spite Of Ellen's patient drying,
clung in wet coils round her head.
She had not read the verses calmly enough
to gather their meaning fully; but 1t was
something fatteriug, about her being fairer
than oil the Aowers in the world, aud this
green crown Was q badge of sovereignty, and
it was pleasant to wear it. How nice it was to
be as beautiful and charming as the writer of
these verses found her. Aud how oross OF John
and Bride to be always trying to persuade her
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Cu1nbnl.land Conl-

VIE under'igncd viii execute vork in
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Pensions! Pensiops,i
WAR 1912.
ACTS FEB. lath, 1871, MARUn o, -,

ACTS FEB. li;h, 1871, MARUH s,h ,s-,
GIvE Pensions OF IS per Month from. A..
NJ Acts, IN all persons who served M, 80, y.
THAN "a DAYS, unless 10 Battle. i,-SN
such persons are entitled, riiAost ycgo,5 ~ %
Of marriage. - cat
Widows Of Soldiers who We're married a..
february liza. 1915, arc entitled under ~. -, 70
ISL. The Children OF Soldiers are a., 100 -.,,I
under these Acts '''Hft
Under the Act % March 9th 1878. ALL.
whose names we're stricken iron the persis,'
for serving Ia the tate Grid Uas. ar '.'i,'
the benefit to date only from the ora of H..
1873, and nof for time whilst sfrieEeA os o.
Names in full Of the soldier and Csptai, NJ &
whom the soldier served. aud the Sta,.. c-1'ti
and town, IL possible, where the Soldic,
from. and any other particulars remen bereS ), I,
Service must BE- girea. Also II any Bountv ~
Warrant has been received under Act o, $50
1885. Names Of Widow before and after ~
age, when, where, and BY whom married 80
date OF death Of husband, when and phcrs -'u
Persons who served in the Mexican NJ, v.i
send names aud particulars, as Congress viii az
badly also give Pensions 10 said persons ''''
Such as are interested in the raid benefit. q, i,
address the subscriber, with Gs little delav
sible, enclosing postage Zoe answer. Addu,y
John -. Gnllahcr
CLAM AND Patent AeENr
NO. 2Ql0 I STREET, n. WTSr
WASHINGTON. ID. e.
March so, 1875
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May !, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09
Boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, sc.

I'lIE undersigned has REMOVED bis shop 10 Ne
1 buildingo on the corner Of Charles aud Iibelit
street. 10 The building lately occupied by Wei.
rick d Weller. The character Of the work done Nv
the subscriber is well known aud apprcciatcdby
citizens OF Charlestown ard vicinity. ltis baidlr
necessary TO add that he will endcavor 70 susta
his reputationas reliable workman, and WILEY.
ccutc promptly and at reasonable rates all ord,lg
given hinl-eitbei for New work or Rerairiug.
JOHN AVIS ofWm
Nav &C. 1874 AnriIl5 Is,
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Furniture Repaired

fINlE undcrsig acd has opened a Furniture E,.
i pair shop IN the building on corner Of san.
uel and Main streets, Charlestown-p few doni.
East ot Court House. on same side lie will Re
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner %
reasonable prices, and with prompiitudc.
Jan 80, IST5-tc 4 G. ETST
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REpAlEINu

Atprices that defy competition. ] will v,,s
cheaper than any man in The state Of Wet w.
ginia, for the same amount Of work Parastls
Umbrellas. Niolins, Ac., repaired.
June p, lS74-ly. ". W. BURTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09
DaANcuyILLE 30

shouted Pat, as the train rolled up 90 ths depot,
or dat classic and ancient city " Twenty
minutes Cor brccSa,t The hungry pas>yu-
gers b.'tel from the traia, into tle aeat aua
culv dia.aE-rJ1m, where they b1lted h't
Wallis. fuel chicken, beet,icat fresh water
Dream. aal condiments Pat Wright handed
.at his ta-.a-c arranged {; Ed oTler, close.
rp the baggage car, Doc Dis pipe .o't being
much allc,cl 10 breakfast aad BOUNCED
around tle platform % see o. There was auy
laa ia sight An oll ,eciy Oakley ho'j.u. zap
,ac alcol the Telegraph o,lice, aud Dion pat
tackled 40 animated conversation b-tweeu
tlc tU0 soon attracted about dozen wards I'D
tie ration, who lad been jus; Nlfag around
,rcn;scgo1s'y ana severed OF the passengers.
who. having by ta.s tme c.et1ei out CiL
C,rrols lu,aE-ram. We're caHyiug a po>;
p-iall4l 9o'ciocS cigar Tue sul jet oi the
Conversation between Ia. Wright aal tie
I4rk-y was
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09

Egcryboly WHO has travelled over thc South
Carolina Rllroal must know Pat Wright /;
no; On knox Pat Wright IL % acknowledge q
degree ol Ignorance Vl.oh u1 Traveller would
allow bin SEQ b. De suspected Of Pat Wright
3. train hand on the rlai-l MiesiAn geu-
uemaa Of very s11l parts. ll1t 70 say a
handsome man, anil fellow Of infinite wit.
Ja thc oljea timc. before the south Carolina
Railroad lal reached the point of putting
,.cepcrs ou tao night train, Tat Wright used
90 help many way worn trsvtler % Oegui.e
Che long. wes-y hours His squibs aud likes
told with tae twaug Of the rich Irish brosue,
his quaint savings aud bright viticisms are
known through Tie length and breadth Of The
hul. Auod travellers who 90 over The south
CaroGua Railroad never fail O. ask the first
thing. els Pat Wright aboard ?' Pat Wright
was aboard Of Conductor D.shers train 600
Saturday last. on which a reporter Tor the
J1ufal cf Commerce was vending bis way
towards Grccuvilic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09
Pianos and Organs u!
The Estey Organ Leads the
World

HAVING obtained the Agency for the Cele-
brstd ESrEl ORGAN, also the new
ENGLAND ORGAN, am prepared 90 furnish
ans person desir.us of purchasing. 80 the lowest
possible rates. These Organs need 900 Comment
as they have gained arcpuidtiou unappfoachabie.
These remarkable Instruments are dipted to the
wants OBJ. tle most cultivated musicians. THEIR
MANY TONED STOPS, MELODIOlS COMBt-
NATION and SURPRISING BEAUTY, make
them ayotitas everywhere. Do no. fail 20 see
,leu and &c, prices before buyiuS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09
NOTICl3.

7 TAKE this method to inform nv fricrd. "a
| customers in general, that have ro,.d
my Jewclry establishment to the room formal,
used bv the Centennial Book Store" and ,r.
doof ives. Of Lights Drug Store, where wi,. +.
all kinds Of
WATCH,
CLOCK, AND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY
N CUARLES1O OWN
ICor sale Privately.

TUE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on the cor
ner of Congress and Water street 10 CHARLIE
town. Is tor sale low and upon easy terms. II isa
Brick HuUse with Frame Wing under new Roof
containing Nine Rooms and Kitchen, and best
Cellar IN town. The other Improvements on the
lot are a Stable capacity for four horses and two
cows; Cutting Room, Corn House, Carriage
House and Hog Penal Uuder one Roof; a Brick
Smoke House, and large and Excellent Cisteru.
Commodious stable and Wood Yard. Choice
Fruit Trees upon the premises, consisting Of hi-
teen PEACH TREES. best varieties; four APPLE
TREES-Goldcn Pippjn. Rambo. Sweet and
Dwarf, and extra early June Apples; Gooseber-
ries Currantsi six Green Gage and two Siberian
Crab Apple Trees white and yellow a No. !
Hart Cherry Tree, two Moreio do. Hops, As.
paragus and large Hot Bed. The Garden Lot Of
= acre-rich and productive.
Po-ches 20 Brick Structure and TO the Wing
all IN good repair. Ihelot under good fence, con
tlins about "a OF acre.
Price 1900 Cash. or 81 .GOO-one-third Cash,
and balance in two years the deferred payments
O. be secured by Deed of Trust o Che premises.
JOSEPH Il. yesterday
Oct 20. ISL
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&IIiC.CS

WE have just received \ frcsh supply d
W Spices which wrarr selling at very rcas-
enable icc. BUTLER & AlSQUlIH
August a. 1873.
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Plain and OI'naIne entail
PLASTERING.

rENHE subscriber takes advantage the Press as
medium by which to inform the citizens OF
this ami adjoining counties that he is prepared to
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any styethat may be desired from one Coat to
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy Skim
Corniccs and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
desired. None but iirst-cass workmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CLSTERNS CENENTED AND GUAR1N.
TEED TO MOLD.
! hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business, and hope by strict adhe-
renee TO duty to merit continuance OF the same
~ All communications addressed TO me az
Charlestown, W. Va. will receive prompt atten-
ton &. FRANK GALLAuER.
March IS, 1870.
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MORE ISAIN
SCHOOL y OKS

XV-Eare now rrc.iriug a fun line Of SCHOOL
~ BOOKS, Copy Books. States. and other
articles lpr school purposes. - which we in' ite
the attention Of our Gust ,mcrs and tn general
pabic. BUTLER AISQCIIH
August 81. 1878.
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The Ola Family Journal.
VARIETY.
The Land Of Flap-Jaoks.

An IriShman's Lecture on Liberia-The
place 90 Get NOur Money BacR-A
vivid Description OF the Products OF
The African Republic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09
JOHN NJ. COYLE d CO.,
REAL ESTATE Brokers,
CHARLESTOWN, W. Va

DUY and Sell Real Estate, IN town aud country.
ID Prompt attention given to all business placed
10 their hands. Titles examined and Convey
ances promptly prepared.
MI Business transacted 10 the Law Office OF
Frauck Beckwith, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Carter House.
February Q, lS7S-tC
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PatroniZe the Blind !

YVHE highest C1.L price paid for Calves. Per-
4 sons having them for sale will ind sale by
addressing The undersigned at DuiylC's Depot,
Jefferson County, W. Va.
Nov. 10. ls77-iy. GEO. b. PENSE.
CHH a week in your own town. s. Outfit
OOO free. NO risk. Reader, it YOU want
business &C which person OF either sex can make
great paw s' the time thew work. write flr par
tcu.afs o. II. HALLETT d CO, Portland Maine.
June Is, lSIS-ly.
II ORSE Collars. Whips, Halters, Garry Combs,
i Horse Buckets, FOR sale by
Nov. 3, l,51. DUKE Il GALLAUEB.
Ft'kAfS for children, very pretty. with wires
o. hsten them O. table. Walters. different
sizes, for sale by DUKE 8 GALLAHEE.
(tOGN WANTED, on the Lar or Sbeiled
I Apri. 6, ISIS. LlPPlTT CO.
HORSE COLLARS. Superior Grain Bags.
4 Ci>tern Pumps, Round Top and RosendIle
Cement. FIR sal' ~
DUKE 4 GALLAUER
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NOTICE.
StiIl Rolling In!

I HAVE a beautiful line Of Chidrcn's Kid.
l Grained Noforco. Goat Morocco, Turkish
Morocco Lasting Kid, FoXed. Button and Lace
~ho,s 'or little Children; Side Button Sins.
Newport Ties-ali sizes also. Misses sid Lace
Caters. Newport Ties; Z-is!er and Bro. Hutton
Lace Shoes tor ladies'; Sippers-Tlain and Ko-
settes Newport Tics; sid. Front and Button
Shaes-al OF the latest make and Of the latest
,tle,.
Also Mems Richmond Stitch Downs Bro-aus.
Hand stitched strap Ties and Buckle Shoe, :;
Bnl, Fine and Coarse Shoes-in endless variety.
Call AID see the best Stock ever before exhibited
Ia this market. c. W. TEUSSELL.
June . ISIS
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TWO POPULAR MAGAZINES.

bIlIIIatt NDTcIuts i0r IttJ.
ELLA FAENAS, Editor. y. LorHaoP 4 Co., Pub.
wide Awake,
TIE illustrated Nagqsias foH TopHg Folks
s20OA YEAR
It Il conceded on al sides that Mcssrr D. Io-
tbrop Co. have spenddiy accomplished what
they set THEN hearts upon a few wears ago. viz /.
% make a magazine absolutely pure in it, moral
influence. unrivaIled in litcrlrg merit, beautiful
artistcsliy. and then t. farnish il et s. low
price that the people could afford to take IT,
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FURNITURE

Ia'so oEer to the public large lot Of Furni-
tlr., comprising
CHAIRS. Tables Er'sH,iouoHa o'ier) BED
STEtDS, MATTRESSES,
audall articles usually found in Furniture Is
tall.shucUt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-09

7 AN now Opening a beautiful line oi CASSi-
/ NERES COTTONADES and LINENS cheap
Ct than was ever known.
MAY %. c. ". TRUSSELL.
DLACH and Galvanized Wire Muzzl-s tor sale
ID cheap, By DUkE& GALLAHEE.
4 IL sizes Brass Preserving Kettles, prices
"A greatly reduced al
DUKE 4 GALLAHER'S.
DUY our Cheap Watcr Cooler.
ID DUKE a. GALLAUER.
nHTO Griudstoues. Wire Dish Covers, Balloon
- Fly Traps. Grass Table Mats. Galvanized
Wire Clothes Lines, for sale by
June -. DUKE GALLAuER
nTL COOK STOVES. at
I J Jgac %. pUEE & GAILAHET'S.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

ToE uIGE.
fr connection w..L ths above I Will continue
ta- LIVERY BUSINESS, aud be prepared TO
furnish Carriages, Buggies and 'aggers At the
slortest notice.
~ The above business will be under the 81
reult.ui.uce OF AbTam stump.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22

ling on hand all the facilities for
carrying the mails, is better pre-
Spared to perform the service than
8sany stranger could be. His bid
sOf $4,000 is therefore entitled to-
i much consideration by your Di-
vision in limiting the rate at which
IA special agent or postmaster SHALL
sbe authorized to place service aft
Ger July 1, and until a permanent
sand reliable contract can be let.
An agent of the successful bid
sder, Peck, has recently passed.
lover Route 40, l05, endeavoring to-
&uake arrangements for placing
2the service. Finding that it will
sbe impossible to place it for less
than nearly twice the amount of
sthe bid, he abandoned the at
tempt and accepted a position in al
squartZ-mill.
q These and other reasons justify
me in asserting that default will
occur next month on Route 40, 105;
and in requesting that a special
$agent of your department be or
Sdered to come here to MOhave|
3cOunty to regulate this and other
postal matters. No such agent
has been here for several years.
4 anticipate similar troubles on
aRoute 0,103, from Prescott to
sMohave, let to j. H. Watts for
S$4542; but not having passed over
sthat route for about one year, Il
cannot speak of it with the same
scOnfidence.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE TYING,
Editor ARIZONA SENTINEL of
Yuma, Arizona
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22

AS evidence that there has been
need of reform in the mail-service
of MOhave county, we offer the
fact that it took three weeks fol-
n petition to pass by mail from
Yuma to Fort Mohave. This pc
tition was one asking Congress fol
an appropriation to improve the
navigation of the Colorado river,
which was sent up to Mohave fol-
signatures. Fortunately, Congress
sional action was secured on other
petitions forwarded from Yuma.
But undoubtedly other affairs oil
vital importance have suffered Sc.
rious injury from similar delay be-
tween Yuma and points in Moha-
We county.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22

OFFICE OF COMMON COUNCIL,
aVILLAGE OF YUMA, June 10, 1878
Preamble and resolution adopt
fed by the Board of Common Coun-
Ecil of the village of Yuma, at a
Especial session convened this day,
concerning the demise of the Hon.
Jose NJ. Redondo, Mayor of said
Svillage. Present: ID. Neahr, chair
Sman, J. Stanley, G. A. Ringwald,
sB. Woods and recorder.
WHEREAS, The will of the ON
5 nipotent has removed from our
amidst by death the Hon. j. NJ.
sRedondo, the head of the village
government, and an esteemed
sfellow-citizen;
THEREFORE,, be it resolved by
sthe members of the Board OF
sCouncil of said village, this day
assembled in special session that
stheir kindly sympathies are here
sby rendered to the family and rel
2atives of the deceased in their
fgreat affliction, and that, as a mark
sof respect to the memory of the
zlate Mayor of the village, they at
stend in a body the funeral cere-
smonies and wear the usual badge
Sof mourning for the period of
sthirty days.
That a copy of this resolution,
sunder seal, be transmitted to the
family of the deceased; and that
sthe Board now adjourn.
Attest: c. II. BRINLEY,
Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22
Mass Meeting.

MINERAL PARK, ARIZONA,
June 7, 1878.
A meeting of citizens of Moha-
| We county assembled at the Court
house at Mineral Park for the
purpose of expressing and tender
sing their thanks and appreciation
I Ito George Tying, Esq, of the Yu-
NIT SENTINEL, for the successful
services rendered us in alleviat-
ling the evils resulting from the
smismanagement of the mail SER
vice on the different routes in Mo-
have county.
On motion VIM. A. Mix, Esq.
was elected chairman of the meet
ling, and stated the object thereof.
A. E. Davis, Esq, being called
upon, rehearsed in a brief man.
ner the abuses so long practiced
upon us and finally alleviated by
: the successful efforts of Mr.. Tying,
sand proposed the health of Mr..
Tying. Drank and applause).
Mr.. Tying responded in hope
atul manner, stated that he thought
sour greatest trouble in regard to
mall matters had been overcome,
land that nothing more at present
could be done until the new con-
stractors had taken the routes, &c.
VIM. II. Hardy, Esq, was then
called and stated his views on the
subject.
Saml Hamilton, Esq, was next
called, who in a brief manner ten
3dered thanks to Mr.. Tying in our
behalf.
On motion, the Chairman was
elected Secretary of the meeting,
sand requested to transmit a copy
sof the proceedings to the Yuma
SENTINEL and Yavapai county
papers.
Mr.. Davis proposed the health
sof George Tying, Esq, who, be-
sing determined that mail service
SHOULD be had on the route through
Mohave county from Aubrey to
Mineral Park, via Signal, though
the contractors abandoned it,
dumped" a horse and brought it
himself. (Toast drank amid APP
splause).
After three cheers and a "tiger"
for Tying and THE SENTINEL, the
meeting then adjourned.
WIN. A. MIX, Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22
MOhave Politics,


The town of Mineral Park is
probably the point which best re.
fleets the political opinions of Mo.
have county. This is due to the
fact that most of it's residents are
working for themselves, and are
not in any wise influenced by the
interest of employers; and be-
cause most of them have longliv-
ed there. The vicissitudes through
which the Park has passed have
driven away the idle and improv-
itient, leaving a very solid popu-
lation of independent and sturdy
thinkers. At Signal, the largest
town of the county, the inhabit-
ants are largely composed of new
corners, who are absorbed in bust
ness cares, or of others who have
not yet had occasion to identify
themselves with the affairs of the
county.
Mineral Park takes an active
interest in the election of our next
Delegate, and is now casting about
for its choice of candidates. Dis
satisfaction with Stevens seems
general, while much dread is felt
that he will be reelected, on ac-
count of the utter unfitness for
the position of such candidates as
Campbell or Woolsey. The cap
acity of Judge Porter is admitted
on all sides. The northern part of
Mohave county is likely to go for
him very solidly, as soon as con-
WINGED, as fully as Yuma county
is, that his chances of success are
better than Stevens, or unless
some even better candidate comes
forward. Hon. A. E. Davis, of
Mineral Park, has been solicited
to become candidate by parties
in Prescott. Of his character and
ability we know nothing that does
not reflect credit upon him. But
he has not yet announced his de-
termination to run for the office.
An impression exists that Pres
colt has, in politics, been trying
to attach Mohave county to the
tail of the Yavapai kite: that po-
litical kite certainly needs to be
steadied by good tail, as bad
ly as Nast's Democratic tiger
ever did. An idea also prevails
that Campbell's friends are trying
TO draw out candidate upon|
whom the vote of Mohave county,
may be wasted, instead of being
cast against him. Woolsey is not
even talked about. blackberry
stands. very much like Mineral
Park-independent and self-reli-
ant. Signal does not yet seem to-
care great deal: building up al
town and making money keeps
it pretty busy; but Judge Porter
has there number of supporters,
while Stevens has none. Behan'
is for Woolsey, Cory for Campbell.
Local politics are actively discuss
ed. While such free discussion
leads to some temporary ill-feel- !
ing, It's ultimate effect on local
affairs will be god.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22

THE good effects of restoring
the abandoned mail service be
tween Aubrey and Cerbat Were
shown, June II, by the mailing
at Signal of twenty-five register
eel letters, and over 500 others, OF
that DAY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22

CEDAR VALLEY district progresses slow
~. Considerable chloriding is being done
and small lots of rich ore keep coming in
L. s. patent has been obtained for the Con
greSs mine by T. H. Blythe, of the Mexican
steamship company Fuller, of Sprino
held Mass, has bought the Silver Queen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-06-22

HUALPAI mountain is beginning to dc
Its share toward the silver production O
Arizona. The Antelope is an old discovery
sup there of three to four feet of pay ore
that assays very well. Ten tons have beer
hauled to mill for trial. The American
Flag and Mariposa have been shipping ore
that realized $500 to $1,000 per ton. The
Dean mine has four feet of $3.50 ore in al
eighteen foot vein. A tunnel has beer
driven 3l5 feet, which in so feet more will
tap the ledge 800 feet below groupings. A
saw mill and plenty of timber are right Oh
,the property. From here came the lumber
flor the blackberry mill. The country is
granite.