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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
Tine ~yEllossTose explotr.
Farther DseAils Csseessiss The MaAasl
InkWAhA -Four RosafAserts Ma

FareAer Details Ceneesslag the MAAnel
InsWhssh -Four RosAlAserts Mo
TAsir MgNeky Fasl.
III Pau, PSbhesrlPrsss,
The PioasersPress % Thuttdsy nespini
lpubliahsd 81 epSSeiaisdspetEh 5tonf 10 H..
nArck Correspondent Citing = detailed %
count Of the robbery on the Yellowstone o.
Lieutenauts Edward Rice aud Frederick w
Sibley, and N. N. Cohn. who were travelling
in . government ambulance from keogh to
Bismarck. The arrival of these gentlemen
in 81. Paul last evening enables the report
ers Of the PionesrPress to supplement the
complete story ~ already Pablished in these
columns with . few particulars to illustrate
1.-The exceedingly unpleasant experience
through which they passed. OF course the
military gentlemen are someNhat annoyed
stsths gossip which has spr1ag from the
huininating circumstances ofaArmy officers
Being captured and robbed bya little party
of masked Ifreebooters, but the foot-pads
lad thsadrop upon the unsuspecting passen-
gers, and what could they do? The officers
may have been negligent innot having their
arms in their hands, instead Of underneath
the seats of their vehicle, and in not having
their guard Immediately at hand, but when
they were ordered to throw up their hands
in the presence Of experienced road agents,
the time for the exercise Of valor was passed,
and discretion was about all that was left.
All the circumstantial evidence now at hand
leads to the belief that the robbery was de.
liberately planned, and that the foot-pads
knew that the ambulance contained a con-
siderable sam of & money. Nj. Cohn lost
S., 2S0. andGas he is . merchant at Miles
City, forty.three miles distant from the place
where the attack was made, it is thought
that his movements gave rise to the
scheme. 1t also transpires that an
other party with $1,000 in cash was
also coming east with this party,
but instead OF taking passage in the ambu-
lanes, he took an early start on a'four horse
wagon aud passed the coolie only an hour
or two before the ambulance reached the
spot. The driver Of the wagon 10 which
me $500 passenger happily escaped re-
ported TO the Bismarck correspondent tha,
DO saw something in the coolie where the
took place. He thought it was y
bird tapping its wings, but subsequent
events lesd him TO believe that the bird was
Inc mask Of q robber flying in tie wind.
The inference, therefore Is that the robbers
were not ready to attack the foremost way
on, or else concluded that 1t wasn't worth
capturing. Lieutenant Rice inquired of the
Of tue road agents whether any
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
the NERVE OF A WOMAN.
Hartford Times.

Calmly and Deliberately She Pat Up q
Job On y Burglar Whe was
After Her Jewels.
Hartford Times.
Mics Isadore Middleton, = very beautiful
woman, and one Of the acknowledged lead.
en Of fashion of Mobile, can certainly
boat of a. much nerve and true morsl
courage % are often vouchsafed to any Of
her sex.
On the evening Of September 10 she vas
in her boudoir putting away some articles
Of jewelry. when she noticed that the pecu.
liar position Of . library lamp, that vaa
burning upon Q chair in the back part Of
! the room, had thrown upon the 63or aimos,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
Che Daily 8rfss aud 3xtstxixa
yANkToN DAKOTA
Friday Evening, Feb. q, 1879
Two stations on tho Bismarck route have
been taken BY Indians and Louis INSECT
killed.

From the appearance Of tho last Issue Of
the vsrn,lMos hspaSliean, We judge that
the God.like Burdick has taken another
dose Of pbysic.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28

dlfeC4Iy NJ 0ef tooS, the e0o0OW OF q MAJ
Who vas crouching under . broad topps.
.'GNGhental table IN ~ csotsf Of the room
0ee also remarkAf that the hand Of th,
stsedow had but NO Ahgersss and femsnSsr
Cd that several 1despsFatss buseiari6 has
rSc1hsly been committed ID IL neikhbSs
-. suppositioualy ~ asnesNd&SfsAo
who vas notorious a. having lost tho hu
gers of his right hand.
Nj. Middleton wss absent from the city
besides herself in the house, there.was bu
with fear, pr ~shriekfug for hsip, the Draw
lady seated kyrsslf NJ lie very Js6fs Snde,
meath which tAs mhcrlaat xxasi cAUhc{alSd
and angforsths assyaat. y-y~~--e-~r,4e
Hand me writing materials, Bridget
said,she,g with perfect cstnnsbs. II van
you to take 4 note this idstxnttoo Nj. Forfar
the jeweler, and have him serd you bach
With my diamond nscklAcS nd ear.drops
which / In for repairs sev4rAlS DAYS aeo
Bring them with yon, nomattef Il fully re.
paired or not. They 5sresty twenty-fold the
most valuable articles Of jjewelry that I pos.
sess, and I do not wish to pass another nigh,
without having them in my bureau drawer
The note was at once written and dis
patched, but inssesd Of being in the tenor
that she he'd signi6ed ION purpose for the
concealed robber TO overhear, for abe had
no jewelry under repair). it was = hasty
note to the jeweler, An intimate friend. in
which she succinctly stated her terrible POI
sition. and urged him to hasten to her relief,
With the reqoisite police a~saistanee, imuas-
dietel! on receipt ofthe missive. b
The agonies which that refined and deli.
cate woman underwent when lefl alone in the
house, with the consclcusness Of the pres
ence Of that desperate ro1ner, perhaps aseasr
SIN % we'll, crouchea under the very esole
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
church Notes.

The Chassis Of Virgins f the Reform
ed Church Ia the United States, wis h)ld II
Annual Sessions in Union Church, Smnhheld
Jefferson County, West Va, lR'v. Charles y
Fisher. PAstorl. on Thurs lay evening, Aiy 10
1879. at - O'Clock. The opening se'mo. Will
be preached by the retiring President, lev
John 4. HogOeins, Of MArIiusburg, W Va
The holy communion will be celebrated on
Sunday, at IL O'Clock, a. NJ May 18Th. Ser
nous by the members OF the Chassis each even
ing during the SESSIONS ii ClassiS. Virgin"
Chassis vas organized III lie year 1925, out ol
part Of Maryland Chassis. Ii embraces III
territory all the counties Ia the Valley Of NH-
einia. with Jefferson aud Berkeley counties IN
West Va. aud Is composed OF all the ministers
aud delegated Elder from each congregation
or pastoral charge within It's bounds.
Rev. J. \. REGISTER Will preach at
Hultowu Oh Sunday afternoon, May llth, al
O'Clock
Rev. Iy;tleton Scott occupied The Pres
byteriau ppip'l IN rhis place Ou sunday last
ta.ruiue aud uisnt. anI IL the alteruoOu
preached at llalltowu.
Rev, \. c, Hopkins preached in the
Presbyterau Churcu IN MAuInshurg on sun
day last-declAriug that pulpit vacant, Kew
Dr. Rrilic hivins signed the p''tofate o
that congregation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Hymenesl.

Quite az interesting episode in the history
Of or usually quiet town took place on Tues
day eyeuiu-, April 2oth, at the res d nee of
MIR Solomon ilaugh, Camp Hui, Harper 5
Ferry, wh, re many friends we're gathered To-
wit ess the MARI &c of leT. Charles Is. Price,
d GrantSvIile. Md--tmmcry Of Harper 5
Ferry-tu Miss Annie HAuSh, only daughter
Of the host. the ceremony heinc performed IN
an impressive msuuer by Rev. ) j. Hall OF
the ". r. Church IT'S provorbial that brides
are ever lovely, aud Miss Anuie surely verified
,ae prJverb Il, she arl cared leaning upon the
arm Of the eroom, seeming bud OF maiden
h,ue>s TIE bridal veil ca~pcd 10y jApoui-
cas- upon hen golden bair, fell gracefully, IN
snn. clingius folds upon the lavender tinted
dress which wa. chsrmiusiy becoming On
ihc following day, wheu the newly welded
couple departed tor their future home, bless
iugs without MEASURE, pure as hight, aud brigh,
. the Day were hrea,hed by the many who
had come 20 bill them atieu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Died,

In Midd,cwav, on Wednesday morning, Nav
9Th, lStg. Mr.. JACOB GILBERT, in the 18th
year OF his age.
In Washington City, April l2th, 1879. Or.
GEORGE SYLVESTER. about 60 years of age.
In Washington City, April %. 1879, Mrs. NAN
CT FOSTER. relict of the late Thomns Foster
formerly OF Winchester, IN the seth year OF her
age.
On Tuesday, April %, 1879, in Winchester, RE.
BECCA A., " i'e OF Mr.. Henry Besorc, in the ia
year OF her age.
In Winchester. April 2S, 1879, Miss SALLlE =.
SKULL. in The 5O,h year Of her age
Ia this place. after an illness Of but Few hours
ON SUNDAY morning Inst, FORREST BECkHAM,
infant son OF George W and Mary 4. Anderson,
aged wears. month and 20 days. (bmcheste'
papers piea,e copy)
On the l2th Of April. 1879. in Rouney, w. Va.
Miss SARAH ANN HEISk Gil, in about the son
year 90 her age.
At BIS residence. near Zion Church, in M
county. on Tuesday last, April p, Mr. LILLIAN
ENGI.E, aged about so years.
April 6, 1919. JAMES ". W. NISEWANEE
son Of Daniel W and Mary =. Nisewaner, aged ;
wears, months and % days
The grass Is green on her darling's grave.
Aud the rose j. blooming there;
/ Yet she peercth through the cold, dark Garth,
On the form so sweet and fair.
/ The Wild bird sings near her darling grave,
And the willow droopeth low,
/ Der the lonely mother knccling there,
Ia deep despair and woe.
J She turnci u not her gaze away
From the spot her sad heart binds;
There are many. manv graves besides
But only one she hads.
She starts whom a child's glad shout she hears,
And wipes new tears away;
/ Never again shall the merry voice
/ Ring with its tones so gay.
/ Down in that dark md dismal grave,
Her treasure iowly lies
/ Her fainiiog soul IN faith too weak
To search the raditut skies.
sad mother. lir thy breaking heart,
From hopeless anguish spare.
| Behold tbs child safe from earth's storms
lu Heaven, an angel there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Important to Housekcepcrs !

UNDOUBTEDLY the best reuovating cstab-
| Ilshmcnt ever started in West Virginia, j.
now located on Liberty street. one door East Of
residence Of SIR. Geo. W. Welsh, Charlestown.-
We have in use one Of
Grof's PHeRt Portable Steam Naypd,
FtaikeT and Hair RcRoratOrs.
By this process all Moth arc destroyed, the fbres
removed from their matted condition hy The re-
moval Of all gummy and glriinors matter from
the quill, giving to 4 Bed an astonishing increase
Of bulk. often more than one half, and rellevin z
the Feathers from all offensive 0d0fs, elso from
liability 10 Moth in futn,e We claim that the
GroG Machine is THE BEST EYER INVENTED
and cannot be excciied. To prove this sci, Vim.
\. Croft, patentee, challenges any Feather Ma
chi ne 10 the United States. The Machine is now
at the service Of the public.
Feathers Taken, Renovated and Returned he
same dav. G.S. STALbl co.
May 3, lsTe-7t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Groceric<.

DREAKFAST BACON and Dried Beef Wheel
ing Sugar Cured Hams, Best Cut Loaf Sugar,
Graduated and Standard A and G Coffee Sugars,
n. o. Sugars, Superior Teas. Rio, Maricaibo and
Lsguyra Colfees-green and toasted Goldea. Syr.
up. Demerara aud Baking Molasses, Prepar ed
Wheat. Genuine Shamrock Dat Meal, Family
Flour and Bolted Corn Neal, Cheese, Crackers,
Lard. Potatoes, Gelatinc, Ertracts, Spices, Can
dies, FiIits. &c. ,'for ss'e by
May 3, 1879. b. d. CkAAEk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
saeoAordstown Summary.

From the Eg's'er:
R.v. Sir M.,ser, of Iockport. y Y las
accepted lly call of The I.pfhrrtl congregation
of ta.s lace, aud will eater npoa h's duty 10
three weeks.
ile c announcement exercises Of Shepherd
C.lirse hsve been arran gel n follows - turs-
diy NIGHT. Juue 3. Address before The Literary
S1li.siss. Ly Wm T. Wilson, l. 4 of Charles
town "Wednesday murniug. june 4, Gmdn-
atina Exercises ot the Normal Class. We'd
ue-d,y night. 5nue g. Alumni Anniversary -
Thursday morning. Juuc s. GrAinaiins Elk
clci-cs of The C.,lc.e Class.
Nessrs George ". b ltzl DOVER md George
VI Gmcy have been applinfci Delegates I"
tle rwcuiy-thrrl C'uventi 'u Of the American
Association. OF Y NJ G. 4. % convene in Bal
tinl,re ou the 2ls, 90 NV. Mcs>rS f. j Lee
and Charles A. Lirahler were chosen Al'erra-
t.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

Among The business places of our town we
notice particularly that that of Mr.. q. II. Hag-
lev Is prepared mr an active campaign by
being heavily stocked fr Spring and Sumner
in Boots. Shoes. Hats. Gloves. Neck-wear,
Underwear. Notio, $. Tobacco. Cigars. &c. lie
makes a speciality of Taylors celebrated
1Tlrkinaw straw Hats As for prices we
would simply say that he was raised in shoes
De knows how they grow, aud how to buy
them.
he oilers large lot Of yellow pine Plank
10y sale low. Al>o,wishes 10 buy 500 tons Of
Prime Bars for c. D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

= CARD.

t. an who ere suffering from the errors and
iudi>crctions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. &C. will send recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF-CiIAkGE. This
great remedy was discovered 6v missionary in
South America. Send a seltadiresscd envelope
u the REv. Jos. T. INMAS, Station u, Ner YORK
CuV,
Jan. Is, lS79-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Lnne 5. ISIS.

Live like Prince. GA - so pr DAY; you
eau Do this now 10 New York. and on Broad
way tno hy ge'tiug room at the Grand Cen
trail Hotel. Goa q European plan iur 81 90 per
,ay ami upwards. aud taking Your meals, nj
t,ir elegant Restaurant. AZ moderate prices
Or v1u en- chu.se tiy American plan at - 90
or 50 go per day, which includes both room
aud meals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
MARRIED..

In the Braddick street Methodist Episcopal
Church. April %. 1879 by Rev. }. =. Gardner,
CHAS. EDWARD HUNTSBEREl aud Miss
JENNIE X. BARR, dauS hter OF Oscar Barr, ksq
all uf Winchester.
April "a, 1879. in Winchester BY Rev. !. :.
Gardn,r, GEOhGE a. NEYlI.LEand Miss MOL
LIE SWORD, both Of Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
EXCELSIOR
issaping and Moving
NJ & G II IN { S !

will change the Excelsior from a Reaper with the
Reapet Attach nents TO a Mower with Mower At
tachments in either case IL is perfect machine,
and as such il stands unchal.enged before the
world. 1t il perfect as a Mower, rs a Reaper, or
as a Combined Machine. The reaping attachment
is either a Dropper, a Self Rake, or both, making
a perfect machine in either torn. il is made en-
trely Of iron and steel except the tongue and liit
levers. 1t also has separate lever FOR fitting the
points OF the fingers or guards up or down both in
reaping or moving. 1t also has an adjustable
reel which can be raised or lowered by lever
" hist The machine is cutting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
The Virginia Free Press,
The "Old Family Journal"
Cu,sLssrowN. May 10, 1879
Mere MeatiOn.


fact that they are prepared to pay the highest
market price iu Cash for WooI
Monday was rule day and We are in
Formed tia, no sui,s were brought But at
s,o,e Of our weil-stockel stores we have No
Doubt a numbcs 90 suits were bousbt
~Rockston," 500 acres, farm Of Hon.
lpo A. Th,msop. was purchased few days
a,o 81 $50 rc7scrc ty Dr. A T Thomson sna
Mr.E C. S,cP'oe.
The colorcl Bapti>,shsd $50 baptizings
or Sunday last. Three persons were immersed
ipncucrrire and tbree in The af'eruoou-
,nd dates respectively cf the Free VIII aud Of
tte New Light Baptist CHURCHES.
a handsome monument was erected to
Ne u,mory Of Col Lawson Bolts. in che
EPISCOPAL Church yard Ibis week-ihe work
executed ty Sir D.ctL \ monumental shaft
never Was raised over a more cliyalrous sol
der GO more WORTHY citizen.
We understand Etde ,olored girl
living with tie family 81 Mr.. Juo z Brown,
o., TUESDAY, l.,i suddenly OF heart disease
She lad been upon the street, apparently WEI
"a few moments before her death.
Mr. Nimrod Trussell has fiicd vp his
..urters aad shelves with freshly bought goods
IN addition 20 beautiful dress goods, notions.
,...C AZ, - pretarrl to supply Clothing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
MOOD! WOOLi

7 AN ready 10 pay the highest Cash Price, for
1 good dry, merchandise Wool, flee Of Tags
and Burrs,
May 3, 1873 {. ". TEJ SSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

Melica' auth.ritie>asseri that more chan one
half Of .nr annual mortality is due 10 P"'nona-
~ complaints Why, then, neglect So great
an earthly salvation when DIR. Schlcy'S FAINT
ly Cough Syrup is guaranteed O. Afford re.'ei'
% is 40 patent humhug. but Is prescribed by
the icuiy Try 10 and be- convinced. Fuce
OILY %. Fr SHE ia Charlestown hy G. l..
B.ller. sul "a, IlArper's Ferry by Gilbert Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Our Homemade Fertilizer for
Corn and Spring Crops.

I'VE are preparing At our Mifl 4 Fertilizer Or
w Corn. &C.. Which we guarantee 10 b. ina
article AMMONIATFD BOSE PHOSPHATE or
LINE. POTASH AND SODA. We hopo or
friends will give IL ni4l. We Offer IL alta very
low price. ca'h or Iime. Also Tor sale, Grange
Mixture. Brsdles's, &c.
May 3, 1879. LTPrITT SEQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
News and Times about Winchester.

From th, Ncrs:
Mr.. q a. llibhard. for many YEARS resi-
Iertof Winchester, l,ei NJ his home h>i Tues
.av morairg. he had reached very all
yauccj acc. bat was quite active i'r his years
up Co tess weeks past. when be- fell dl-iocn-
iiu. bis slaulrr Mr. llihhard was ihc fist
person Co contribute money o. the Sioncwall
Cemetery. au1 wr trust that. ou the npproacb-
irg Cfh 90 ,1unr. the ladies ol the Memorial
Association wilI seek ont his humble grave and
fr-et uot Co place there as me'nenio of the
fact the wreath ui ivy green and tie cAapet %
fr1-rsu, d.wers.
Nes,rs Conrad AMI Dlnd-il-e special CON-
mi,>iuucrs. solid hst Mouday the Suapp house
anal ia ou Fort lHn. % Mrs Snapp trr 5000.
a .so tbe o' o, Che depot 10 Henry Wu.f.rt 6r
500
Cara.r Walter Bowen. we are sorry 20 say,
Is yiHs dangerously ID. at his residence IN this
place. nf paralysis.
From Hs Times.
DyAru or Az E>rlvAULE LADY Mrs.
Wodworth. daughter of Our towusman, VIM.
"a STREET. and wife OF the Rev. NJ. W Wood
worth. of the prcsh, terrain church of Bur,ng-
t.u. ~ Va. died 90 beer fathers residence m
this CITY. ou Friday Last Mrs 81 = di,case
u..~ pneumonia. and 10 was So rapid IN ITS
e e-se as 90 tafl. thc skill Of her medical at
eudaat. tcrmiaatiu, fatally in single week.
She wsS about a years o.; age aud leaves SIX
Young children, besides her husband aud other
relatives 90 mourn her loss.
The Auditor of Public Accounts. Nr. Vim.
r. Taylor aud Gen. Asa Rogers, , ID Auditor,
reached here 90 Monday night, aui Mr. f. o
French tie representative OF the Funding As
.o.a.ions. came y the midday train yes
,eraav. to confer wiih Governor Holiday IN
relation % the rriutn. ofthe new bondsprovi =
o.i for i,ythe terms ofthc McCuloch Debt Com
promise R.u Gov Holiday is still too I'M
v,lI iu leave his room.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
FREsEs ARRIVALS.

lust received large stock Of Queens and
u G!assware-purchascd at extremely low pri-
Cos and will be sold cheap 1.-THE Corner Grocery
May ;, 1879 ). L. EODRlCk.
TINHE Corner Grocery is row supplied with
| splendid stock Of Family Groceries at bottom
prices. J. K. RODIiCK.
TRESH CRACKERS, Cakes. great variety and
4 elegant, for sale at the Corner Grocer.
Nav 3, 1879. J. 4. R0DRlCk.
CtANDiES, Nuts. Oranges, Lemons, Dried and
I Canned Fruits, at the Corner Grocery.
Nav 3. 1879. J. Z. R0DRICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
Piano Tuning.

DERSOYS having Pianos that need tuning and
desiring my services, will pIease leave their
orders at the City hotel or at the FEsE PaEss Or
Flcg. JOHN KLINE.
May 3, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
EsfraY sheen.

TWO SHEEP cane 20 nv premises several
weeks ago. The owner is hereby requested
90 come and prove property, pas charges and lake
them away. J. DOUG. BUTLER.
Nav 3. lST9-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

Train 633 daily. Train eel Taesdays, Thurs
DAYS aud SATURDAYS. al other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
IannarY I, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Daniel X.
Stouncrs house, on the Senscuey road, about
two miles from Winchester, was burned, to-
gether with much Of the furniture, and large
quantity Of bacon and other provisions. The
house was large and comfortable frame build
ing. nearly new, and was burned to the ground.
There was $500 insurance on it in New
York Company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

Call @, the Twin Fronts and examine
stock. e is a general assortment Of Dry
Goods Notions, Millinery, Hats, Shoes, Fur
ni,hug Goods fr Ladies and Gentlemen
more complete tlau any have ever offered,
and %, such reduce! prices as are bound TO eX-
cite wonder j. GoIDsMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

CPRING CASSINEREs FOR men and boys
= Also heavy Cottonades aud Jeans, just reoeiv-
ed and for sale by DAVID HOWELL.
NEW Spring Prints ard Cambrics. Corse;s,
Lise Gloves butt white Counterpancs,
Towels. Napkins. Ladies' and Geutlemen's Linen
Handkerchsfs. white Curtain Nett. very low and
lust rcccivedbv DAVID HOWELL.
DAINT BGCSHES.-A full supply at prices
lower than ever before.
BUTLER 4 hISOClTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10
WE purpose engaging IN the sale Of
y Agricultural Implements
Machinery, x

Machinery, DC,
for the Coun les Of Clarke and Jefferson. and Mr.
Thomas Locke Of Jefferson County will solicit Or
ders for us- We hope the goods represented will
commend themselves 10 the public, and that We
NAV receive 4 full share % patronage.
WILSON BROTHERS.
April %, ls7s-3m. summit Point, W Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-10

IMPROMPTU
To that wicked little Eaehan,ress from the Lurly)
MISS n. r..


To that vickcsl i,;le Eaehan,rcss from the Lurly)
MISS II. X.
listened e. thy bird Ike voice
With rapture and delight;
Agl iun- will be % memory dear,
The pleasure OF that night
II possessed the Poets harp,
Nith numbers soft and Tree.
Sad chords Of FURNISHED gold il should
BE touched alone for thee.
But OLt own No maeic spell,
r. sing thy rysise % nights
For What | ieel cannot tell,
MucA less IN verses wsite.
Wish I owned the brightest gem
From Earth's most precious mine,
To place well-earued dipdeml
Upon tast brow Of thine.
But neither gems nor gold have !,
To crown thee Queen Of Song.
But Ia the happy Bye and Bye"
Among he Seaph thr0ng-
When thou has Joined toe Seraph choir
On Good uncinuicd sphere,
tn "a u there receive a higher crown
Than we eau give YOU here
Dr.. J. w. DOWNER,
Dentist.
Office, 600 Main Street,
(At Mrs. Maxwelrsl
CaarscsiOwn, 5cs. Ce., w. Va.
June 5. ISIS.
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