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P-RUSSIAN.

FT1Ii1S CELEBRATED Thoroughbred
Il horse will make the season of 1870 at
the stables of CARRIER & McBEE, Green
vile. S. g. Prussian Was bred by Col. f..
Is {. Cash. of Chesterfield, S. c., and the
following description by him will be all that
Is necessary
Prussan was sired by Gen. York, he by
Planet, and out of Abine. The dam of
Prussian was bred BY Wade Hampton, she
was sired by Glencoe, and her dam by Priam.
Tho dam OF Frussian was full sister to the
famous race mare. Sallie Hampton. (Sce
Turf Register and Racing Calcndar) Every
drop of blood that courses in Prussian's
veins is inherited from the best stock in
America, and regard him as the best horse
i'll the State. While on the turf, Prussian
was remarkable for speed and repeating
power: AT Wilmington, n. c., he made
(in mile hcats) the fifth mile in the time of
1:44!, and ran mile in Columbia, S. c..
which was claimed by his friends to have
been the fastest time ever made in the world
on track. The last winter that run
Irnssian. he won six races, and beat every
horse that he ran against AS stock horse.
can honestly say have never seen q better
one. His colts all resemble him and show
blood, and, rs far MS l know, are very rapid
trottcrs. +. B. G.. CASH
April g 80
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The South Carolina Congressional del
egation is looking after Irregularities in
the public service, and find that Of the
appointments in the department Offices
not six of those credited to South Caro-
lima are really from this State. They
propose bringing this matter to light and
having the appointments changed, or at
least credited to the States to which they
really belong. The delegation are OF
opinion that South Carolina can furnish
persons to fill all Of the Offices to which
she is entitled without making requisi.
ton on other States.
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Fire In tircenyiiIc.

GREESvIIIE, :. c., Marcl, 81.
A fire alarm last nigh, Developed fire
in the dry goods store Of T.. B. Dickson
" Co., directly opposite the Commercial
Hotel, corner Of Main Ynd Washington
streets, IN the Mauldn biock-.t best
block in tie city. The cxcr,ions of the
iirencn and the assistance rendered by
the c)lprcd population saved Us from
a terrible coniisgration The habituos Of
the Commercial Hotel, comprising men
from Atlanta. Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York, aided greatly in saving
the goods Of McAIalion, Morgan & Davis,
who occupied adjoining floors. Dickson
IL Co. were insured for $4,000. Nc
Mahon. Morgan e Davis were only par
tinlly insured, but saved half Of their
goods. Walters drug store ana +. w.
Davis establishments we're saved by the
strenuous cXcrtions of the iireien and
citizens. The city Of Grccnvile has mi
raculously escaped terrible conflagri-
ton. DIR. Mauldin, our Mayor, who
owned the block burned, was two thirds
insured, and is able to stand the loss.
DR.. Norwood, dentist, lost ST 900. Mr..
BrOadaway, photographer, lost Sl0U0.
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The Republican party is grieving not
SO much because the South is solid as
because the solid South will not do any
thing foolish for them to hang COM
plant upon. The prudence, conscrva-
tism and patriotism which has 40 far
characterized the new Congress pleascs
the people, but at the same time it causes
the Republican machine politicians to
make wry faces.
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Compromises always injure the party
which has right on its side in politics.
No great achievement has ever been ac-
complishcd by a political compromise,
but they have always arisen at some
future day to plague those who made
them. The Democrats in Congress
should make no compromise of principle
in order to please the Republicans on
the question of repeating the election
laws.
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Col. ]. l.. NJ. Irby, who was connected
with the McNinch murder in Laurcns
during the month of December last, and
who forfeited his bond for appearance at
Court, has written and published card
TO the people of Laurens County, in
which he says that ne will return for
trial as soon as public opinion becomes
sufficiently calm to ensure him fair
trial, and stating that he left tnt the
solicitation of friends and against his
own judgment. He concludes his card
by saying GAS you all wei know am
the son of Colonel James Fl. Irby, who
was born, lived end died amongst you !;
and for five generations his ancestors
have lived, died and been buried in our
County. ] have done nothing to bring
stigma upon the name" This card has
nothing calculated to impress the un-
biased with favorable view of Col.
frby's case. When he says he cannot
have fair trial in Laurens County, and
hence has fled the country, every think
ing person must know that he is attempt-
ing to work up forced sympathy. for his
case could have been transferred To any
other County, and thus fairly and impair
TALLY determined. ~he only construc-
tion that can be PLACID on such course
as that pursued by Col. Irby is, that he
realizes that he has become connected to
dangerous degree at least with most
iieinu5is ;iiiiaT;;,c.. 9e :s 8 gentleman OF
fine position and has large influence in
his County, but this should only require
him the more strictly to answer for any
violation of the law of the land. lie
should be sought out and brought back
10 stand his trial, and thorough prose-
cution Of the case ought tc be made.
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Senator Bayord opposes ony compro.

Senator Bayard opposes any compro-
mise with the Republicans on the repeal
of the unjust and dangerous election laws.
He proposes to fght it out on principle,
taking in supervisors and all. This is
the correct position. There should be
no time-serving policy over matter of
great national principle.
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TnYTI y n ~~-~
n A. "a In Etn
Groceries.

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
An The undersigned. Executor of John
Holland, deceased. hereby gives notice that
he will apply to the Judge OF Probate for
Anderson County, on Saturday, 5th day of
April. 1879. for Final Settlement of said
Estate. and discharge from his office of
Executor.
JOHN C. HORTON, Ex'r.
March 6, 1879 81
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EdgeGeld Monitor. Mad dogs every.
where. Some eight or ten were killed
on Clouds Greek last week. ..... Horses
are still dying. Mr. Schenk, of Noun
tain Greek lost fine mare the other day.
She had the staggers about three weeks
ego.
Gscenville Enterprise: Court meets
next week. There are niue clses to be
tried--one murder, three pe1uries, one
burglary and larceny, enc burglary, and
ono highway yJbbary.
Greenvillc Ne,rs Capt. Holman and
squad captured two Illicit distilleries in
Pickens last week, and destroyed large
quantity of mash and beer. They also
arrested Calvin Gilstrap, one of the Pick
ensjail raiders.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having claims against the
Estate of Maj. George Scaborn, deceased,
are hereby notified TO present the same to
the undersigned, at Anderson. S. c., law
law.
JOHN w. DANIELS, Admir-
March 20. 1874 SO
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Persons having claims against the
Estate Of John Poor, deceased. will please
hand them in, properly attested and those
indebted to said Estate will please make
payment TO
b. F. WIIITNER, Executor.
March %, 1879 81
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

1AO SOAVVd0.
FEtiE Public Schools Of Anderson Comfy
"A will close the last of April, and re-
open on first Monday in July, and continue
open SO long as public funds will last-ex-
continue open until closed by the proper
authorities.
BY order Of the Board.
March 81, 1879 81
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(~2Wete hes g Isl. Rcyolversz
ASZA SlI0 Over 100 latest NoveiieSA S-1es .ie>
40 "A" uaH'sA sO,saPPiy oaE EssAfiIa, ,Teaa v0Nt9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-01-18

The Mcndelssohn Quartette Club OF
B ,ston. an organization Of musical celebrities
without peer in the country, will give
Concert for che benefit Of The Choral Society
in Winchester on Wednesday evening next,
92ad.
We are requested by those having IN
char7c he7-5 parotions tot the Entertainment
on Monday uigbt next, to say that Mr. George
W Heller. Of Winchester, who has consider
able reputation as an 'Eud Man IL miastFel'y'
win certainly ,2 here.
Mai. Lewis Of this County, IN the
House Of Delegates on Saturday introduced
House joint resolution No s. iustructiug our
Senators aud requesting onr' Representa-
,ives 10 Congress TO urgo the passage Of tho
Texas and Pacific Railroad Bill" Objection
,lero.o by Mr. Uagans, Of Moaonsalia, it went
over under the rules
The stockholders of the FIRST National
Bank Of Jefferson at Charicstown on Tuesday
las, reelected The Oh Directors with the OK
ception Of N. S White, ESQ who declined
longer 20 serve. Mr.. Getzeadauuer of Kear-
1e,syiHe. was elected 10 the stead Of Mr..
White. The ola officers we've ra-clected-Ed-
ward Tearney. President; Samuel Howell
Cashier and DR.. j. Y. Summons, Teller.
Itis am old saving. that YOU can never
teH the length Of a snake until he is dead. -
Hon. Willard Carpenter, ior forty years cor
sidercd one Of tbe wcal,tiest meu in Indiana
-bis riches estimated az FROM one to two mil
lions of dollars. las just testified in Court that
he is NOT worth $500 90, and is nearly eighty
vea.s Ola. Our worth cannot De estimated in
dollars ard cents, bat 0a fear the people won't
/ Eud I, ont uutil we are gone.
The Masonic brethren ST Malta Lodge
this place. have arranged for ,he:- annual Sup
per tbs .Vrilayl evening. at the Carter
House" That j, viii be luxurious affair VIC
are assured by The fac; ,hei Mrs Leiseuriug has
tie serving of it. We the Junior are sorry
that we were not made a Mason We should
Ike 90 be li-lup in the order just nova
Mason in Che superhtive degree.
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MARETED.

On the 25th Of December. 1875 At the Luther
au Parsonage, In Frederick city, Nd, BY the Ne'.
DR.. Diebl. JAMES W. ANDtkS, OF uaIPe,, :
of Frederick.
Al the brides residence on Christmas Eve, Dec
sfth. ISIS. bv Rev. j. Edwin Amos, Dir. W. W
CRUMP. 90 Miss JENNIE PlIZER, eldest daugh-
tcr of Jno ". Pitzer, Esq, of Martinsburg
Atthe residence Of the brides father in Berry
vile. ON Tuesday Jan. Z. so. bv Rev. e. = Ian
aamlelt,r. Mr.. j. WM. MARKS 20 Hiss LAONA
4. DINkLE.
Dec 81 rs. q. the residence Of Mr.. Thomas ;:
Hughes. bv Rev. o. Eilyson, JAS. NJ. BROWN
and LAURA SulPE.
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z AN prepared to Prune Trees and give proper
! attention u the cultivation Of all kinds Of
Flowers at very moderate rates. Having devoted
many wears % this az a business, think can
guarantee satisfaction. / can give good reie ?
ences, IL necessary, 20 persons m TINS county.
,-iIfsve 10 4, short sine fne lot Of CELERY
f,r sale az nv residence in town
Respectfully, j.. Al AEtS.
j.. o. Charestown.
November &c, lS7S-Sm.
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Mr.. Thomas Moss, Ticket Agent of the
Virginia Midland railroad at Lsuchbprg, has
accepted he position % agent Of the Memphis
and Little Rock road % Memphis, Ieuo. Mr.
Moss married a daughter Of Capt, j c. Smith,
Of the b. IS o. r. r., at this place aNey
firuinic4
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Train 53j daily. Train G]l Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAY. Auo.ter trains daily es-
cepi sunday.
January &. 1879.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice,

4 IT. Notes and Aocounts due the Estate Of G.
Z w. Sadler which are not paid by the Isl Of
Sogcmbcr viii be Transferred Tor collection
J.. J.. SADLER,
Esn.ember :. lsIS-tt Admir-
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M.IL. I'I .N MAUI NNl'ta -.+r.'
Bows. Youths an3 Cbiljren's Boots. Every
kiad OF Shoes Rubber Goods in Oh Styles
Underwear. Hosiery, Gloves. Shlwis, turs,
Yarn. Knitting Cotton, Hats. Caps, Nc. All
Slo. Brpsirtue reduced To- price from this date.
u H. u15tEG, Char.estown, W. Va.
The New Orleans Ministries were in
Cbar'estowo ou Tuesday night. and the per-
f.rumuces were ou.te up 20 their promises Of a
first class entertainment. The music 6ue-
exceedingly so-espeemly that Of GorionS
Cold Baud. The Instruments used being made
Of bulG.o. and w,fe very beautiful aud per
feet 90 tone. Werner as an end man, "a hum
oris, aul character dclucator was splendid.
and the Singing ol Maud Stanley claiming
rs evidence. ty tel loud ana repeated eucores
u.s Cortau performance 90 the Coruet was
highly appreciated aud upon its merits, too
The aul.euc. was hrge The athletic per-
fofmences OF Che Ml,er B,os. had TO be dis
peusel wi.h. owing toa hu upon the ice aud
severe hur, % Mr. A d. Miller.
Br,--,-rr E,uo-From J.. 4. Tyucs, = we'll
known c.ti..n of N iison, y. C.,-Ny Utte nad
suffered ior ZEN or twelve wears with q Kind OF
dry telter v ioi Keep; thc sclip covered with dan
lrrr a-t causes lhe hair COB fall out ma zee very
Chin and tr-r --rv. hrf aiter c,.ng t-fee oott4es
"Loudon lilr Color k-storcr ths setter was
cured and OBJ. gray A1ir restored 90 t.s ~ 'n"'
color, The hair .tlpret ,c'i-- ont aud ls growing
heaut0Iy Drelir- ot the effect % has 90 the
head rf r-r wife h.ve indrcet q number o. try
-.rrl taat you tn send nae ore dozen bottles
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WTRGTNTA FREE PREESS--IFiE

The january Term ofthe County Court
Of Jefferson viii begin on Monday next. The
Court viii be composed fol R. W. Baylor,
President, and Justices Nm. Rghts,ine and
Wm Burnett The Jury
G ~. Euashaw, Joseph Blne, John kir-
Or. Caleb Burns. r. Cleveland Jr., r. W. Nc
lotyre. Henry Cannon John Il. Hostler, Jno.
Furtlev. James W Clyle. John w. Grim,
Geo ". Shaw. George Fan. John Iaveuer.
n u Willis Joseph Igassell. Henry Shell,
A. Burton, = c. Bitner, George Snyder, l.o-
bert Earle. john A Link, john Brown, Ma
son Conklyu. john Fitzpatrick, John Maddox,
James Lee Gri-ss, james Rishstiue, George
Smith, Howard Tavenner.
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Special Notices.
4 CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
;rdi.cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood, &C, Will send recipe
that win cure YOU, FREE or CHARGE. TINS
great remedy was discovered o. i missionary 10
Soutb America. Send a seliadcressed envelope
n ~, Rry. Jos. T. ISxAN Station d, Bible Hou's,
Nee York City.
Ian Is Is-9-lv.
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DIED

A,bi, -osiderce. i'm Berkeley county, Friday,
Dec. I'm. ISIS. GEORGE W McCU BBlN, Esq,
iu The G3rd year OF bis age
At her residence, near Yanclevesvile, on on
day. Jan. Gth. 10, OF typhoid fever, Mrs SOSAN
COUCHMAN, 10 the Ssh year of her age.
In Warreuton, Va, on Jan. :. in the 1sih year
nj her age and 5Sth wear of her married iie, MRS;
EIIZABEEH SMITH, daughter OF Jas. ~. ana an
a.-.i.s R.il and wife ofex Governor Wm. Smith.
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Domestic Wooden Goods.
eM Tf:glLS - 6 uL0E.A

BEAUTIFUL work Of Zoe Pages. One Col
Z ored Flower Plate, and 300 Illustrations,
WiIh Descriptions of the best Flowers rnd Veg
etables and how % grow them. An Cor Five
Cent STAMP. In English or German.
THE FLOWER AND Y EGEHABLE GARDEN,
Us Pages. Six Colored Plates, and many huodfed
Enrraving.. For 30 cents in paper covers; SlOO
IN elegant cloth. In German Of English.
YICK'S LU5rRATED MONTHLY hAtA-
2fNF-s3 Pages. q Colored ate In every mum
Der and many fine Engraviugs. Price Sl.25 q
wear: Five Copies for $500. Specimen numbers
sent Tor 10 cents
YICK'S SEEDS are the best 10 the world -
Send Five Cent Stamp for Floral Guide, con
tanning List and Prices and plenty o, Information.
A4dr6ss JAMES WICK.
Jan. IL, 10. Rochester y. J.
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CHURCH Notes.

Episcopal services VIII be held IN tn
Lutheran church. Harper's Ferry, ep sunday
10Th of January, a, sP. ". Rev. Ar. Meade
viii ofiicia,e.
Hon. VIM. II. Travers' lecture will be
delivered at Charles Washington Hall on
Monday evening February SID. The subject
will hereafter be announced. We hope for au-
spicious weather then, that the people from all
parts Of tie County may be able to be present
and enjoy The treat.
We understand Rev. Mr.. Hutson, Of
the Baptist Church, whose visi, to our town
many in this community remember, isezpect-
ed 10 be here shortly
President VIM. Mines, of the :. N.R.
R.. came to Charlestown on Wednesday after
noon.
Hon. c. ]. Faulkner was in Charles
town on Tuesday
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DAVID HOWELL

DEsT business Won can engage in. s. 70 so
: per day made by any worker &C esther sex,
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth IS free. Improve your spare time
at this business Address STINSON Co.
June Is. lsTS-lr. Portland, Maine.
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Notions.

10 Dozen Pai-s Alexander genuine hid Giarcs.
black and colored Ladies' fnc Indcr-N csfs,. silk
Bows, silk Ties, silk llaDdkef cbisfs. 'Swi,s Col-
lars, C0laretis. Corsci-, Dress Buttons, Cent?
six Sclfis. Blfck and Col0red Neck Ties. under
wear. Ovefalis, = Hose Hamburg kdgirg. Cotton
Edge, Coventry Ruiiies. Swlss RULES MI ffeh
goods AID new stglcs Just received and for saie
by c. w. JRUSSELL.
Sept 18Th. 1873.
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SErrLE Ur. Parties having accounts at
he Twin Front Stores are hereby notified that
tle period of annual settlement has arrived,
aui their prompt attention 60 the matter IS
respectfully requested. Hereafter accounts
viii be opeuej with none but prompt paying
customers. 80 reasonable offer coming any
where near cost for winter goods viii Doe re-
fused Jos GUruSNTu.
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IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERl


Spoons, busting. ScrEbbing, Shoe White.
Wash and Horse BRUSHES, SC, and variety
Of BUCKETS.
BUGGY, SLEIGH and WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES. BARN Doom HANGERS, ROP -.
ITALIAN HEMP, SOAPSTONE and GUN
PACKlNGS, Moruse Machines, Boring Machines,
Jack Screws, Chains. Traces, llames, Locks,
Hinges, Bolts, Files, Chssels, Trowels, Levels
Planes, Bowels, Wrenches, Hoes and Picks.
A complete stock Of TOOLS and Supplies Tor
Carpenters Masons, Shoemakers and others, With
many Housekeeping and Furnishing Goods
A complete line OF OILS, PAINTS, NAkNiSll-
Els, GLASS, &c, always on hand at lowest mark
ct price.
(,IDER MILLS, Ploughs, Of the most approved
I Patterns BeTca Grindstoues, Pumps Of all
kinds. Scales. Corn Shelters, Wheat Fans, Dirt
Scoops, Churns. Shovels, Forks, Spades Rakcs.
GUANOS.-J i. Turner's Excelsior, ODER a
Sons Peruvian. and South Carolina.
endeavor to do CASH Business, and am pre-
pared 60 oder special inducements 20 Carh bayers.
By prompt and strict attention 20 business, J
hope 60 merit liberal share Of the patronage OF
the people of Jefferson
Al JAMES Law. IooFT's 0tD STAND,
IICSTO WN, W. VA.
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-r,..r l:ir-RrIsr nrsTG .ATOKE


Ar HARPERS ERRY had constantly
On hand a large stock Of all articles usually hert
100 Drug Store and strict attentionpaid 20 ineir
pui!ty " and low prices
Kg1EAS Of 40 kinds-the best The market car sf-
ford. Coal Oil-non-cxplosise- Fro
trst
nERFUMEnY Of an 'ki8ds. Stauoncry-a
great variety. Playing and Visiting Cards.
,ImEwING and Smoking Tobacco. Of Tho best
: brands. choice lgt OF nice Cigars con
slautiy kcpton baud.
LARGE stock Of Paints and 0H''alwayi on
y hand.
DURE Spices Of al kIad.. uilall7. needed by
Housekeepefs.
A 81 the leading Patrns and Family. Medicine
Y bought from the Manufacturers 70 Insure
their gcnuinenc,s.
COUNTRY Merchants ard Phy'cians' Orders
\ attended 10 promptly a, Dwest-pricos.
Prescription Department all 10 order and
best medicines used.
GTRICT attention psil 10 ali-ariie'cs prepared
= a. D. their purity ~ that Physicians and Pa
uenis sill know what they are doing.
y. q. DONNELLY, Chemist,
October IL, le7s.
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Schedule OF Trains
Harper's Ferry& Valley Branch
Is. A. .. Il. Il.
WEST BOUND TRAINS

Train Cas daily. Train GO Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays. All other trains daily except
sunday.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
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POsfpORemenf.
NOTICE.

CaARLEsr0wN, W. Va.
Jan. lst, 1879.
: IL Persons Who kept accounts with us last
wear are expected % settle the sau.c promptly
70 ne beginning of thc new year
BUTLER n AISQUIIN
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NOTICE.

TE7O the tax PAYERS Of Charlesiown District; who
have not paid their taxes for the years 1872
1874. 1873 and 1876, Will had their bills IN the
hands OF 81. G. Zpmbro. Constable, e. be collected
a. o,c. Nourthor induly ence will be given.
EDWARD TEARNEl.
Ar~u % l67a-tC Late Sheriff
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

UlHE MANSARDR00F DWELLING HOUSE
On the Gerber 81 Lawrence and Congress sts. ,
Charlcstown, containing thiftseu comfortable
rooms Is Zoe rcnt-possessiOn given iuincdiatelF v.
Il i5a we'll finished house, aud conveniently loca-
tld Apply 20 100,
September 2s 1878.
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Us.. ConIinSOu-S Dental
once.
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Hon. c. ]. Faulkner was in Charles
town on Tuesday
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUTH who has bad year and q bali ez-
\ perience IN a Printing Office oes.re- C. situa-
tion. Heisll yearsof age and sets type tolerabiy
well. For further information apply by letter To-
MIS-. 4. +. SMITH.
Charlestown. Dec. q, y.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

DY virtue Of two several Deeds Of Trust the
} hrst executed By Thomas N. Shaull on The
3rd DAY Of September, 1875, and recorded In The
Clerks Office OF the County Court of Ielerfou
County, West Virginia, Decd Book g., page PSI
t1 tie undersigned as trustee. to secure the paw
meut Of a Bond Of said Shauil ~ Nicholas >.
Shar!l, for thesum az 81 800 dated September B.
1875 and payable three years after date, which
bond was assigned By Nicholas :. s'hauli 20 John
" Stewart and the second executed By Thomas
b. ShaulI and Mamie Shau.l bis wiie. on the 23rd
day OF September, 1875. and recorded in the same
Decd Book above mentioned 20 page SZ0, % the
undersigned trustee. 90 secure the paymentof two
obligations OF said Thomas NJ. Shauil 10 Mary T..
League and Mary l.. Bowers respectively aud IN
accordance with the written request of William
T. Stewart and Robert II. Stewart, Executors OF
Joha W. Stewart, and of the aid Mary Z. Bow
ers, viii offer at public sale on
Saturday, the 2Ist of December,
1875. before the Post Office in Midiieway, Jeiler-
son County. West Virginia, at O'Clock, l.. 81,
the following
REAL ESTATE,
convened in SAID Deelf, viz;
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!, I5MBER BUSINESS,

at Roadside. Rockingham County, Virginia, and
has facilities for fliing orders of any extent and
great variety. lie commands forests of growing
timber Of the very bcs; quality, aud milling ca.
pncitv o. meet the most eAtravagant demands oil
this section.
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