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A Romance of Pearls,
boujo" Land ard Water.

[ will tell you a circumstance thSt
happened twenty Eve or thirty years ago
when | was residing in Calcutta. ore
morning our frieLd, the laLe Or. Vass,
surgeon of the royal army, brought to
nv husband, sHr. John Grant, box cen
tanning twelve or thirteen pesyis OF Ysll~
Gus sizes, saying: Grant, you are
well~knOwn man in Calcutta, and ] want
YOU TO hear the curious account OF these
pearls and tortake charge OF The box, ynd
let me knew any change you may zee 10
them. Their history l. q follews a:
About forty years ago lady al Anthony
| gave u pearl 80 escn OF tive sister, say
| ing, These sEe breeding pearls; take
good care OF them peyer touch them
| with the haEds, ~ beat ~ ures them
snd feed thesp on rice Nne OF these
sisters has just come t. Calcutta ana
she mss lent the box To re 10 show 10
vou. la tie stUIty yeSr. - hss Eat II
| this j. the .uesuJ-UwelyeH or thirteen
Young ones Tire box wss opened, and
there Law IN cotton the mother pearl,
rather large, but sff7shEpea indw'dasi
| The eldest daughter, AS ! cssIsd II, was q
| lovely pearl, sbOut the sEe that Jeweier'
set lhree in a ring. The Others were
perfect ia shape, brJ grsdWE'ly decreased
! in siz tive very small ores ! called the
twins, As theF stuck together aud the
last was very wee seef OF pearl
According to instructions rice Wss put
! into the box, which wss licked in ST.
cret drawer in the cabinet, OF which m 2
husband alone KEPT the hey. After
some days we openef the box, and TO
our astonishment we fOuBd that every
grain of rice lad bsen niPped. ] can
not think of a better word How ripped,
| can not imagine, but that one fact /
can vouch for A few weeks alter We
had to leave Calcutta. The Sax was
returned to De WAss, and what became
of it | know rot / have often men
toned it to my friends, and some years
ago saw in book that lay uPsn nv
friends table that people in the esst be
lieve in breeding pearls.
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To RE SFEATN

SPICED CcKNED BEEF.-D0 ten pounds
OF beet tase Two cups of salt, two Cups
molaszes, two Jessp0onsiui saltpetre, one
tablespoon ground pepper, one table,
spoon cloves; rub well Into the beef,
turn every day and ruo The mixture in
it will be ready iof Use IN ten days.
Picked ToNGur.-For one dozen
tongues make 4 I'll M brine, sufficient
10 cover, add one Iea-prrgtUl puiverIZad
ssltpetre and halt pound sugar, Keep p
weight on them 50 B. they may b.
covered with brine 1T chem remain
two weeks, then hang u @ 10 dry or smoke
il you ike
CoRNED BEEF-Make brine Is foi
lows. 10 one hundred pounds beef take
tour gallons water, six pounds salt, two
pounds sugar, halt pound soda, two
ounces ssltpetre, aud SIX red peppers let
come to boil, skim, and set away to
col Pack meat IN wooden vessel or
large stone jar, and when the brine i,
cold, pour over it, add put weight on
~ keeu AZ under tue BRINE. This is also
an excellent receipt for curing beet to
dry.
rOSALT HANS Take barrel Chick
Dry is bestl, place in it layer OF meat,
then layer of salt, and so on, until bar
rel is iull, and meat well covered with
salt. After five or six weeks, take out
NEST, and if not salt enough, repsck in a
less amout OF salt than was at first used
TIke out again, and smoke over hickory
chips and chunks eight or ten days, and
then hang up until used. Some pa
hams thus smoked and cured into paper
sacks when this is done, watch closely
TO prevent mould. Others pack them
away in oats or in ashes, or rub them
with black pepper cosr-ely ground, put
is exposed. All thee are safeguards
against Hi.s and mould.
BEEF STEAK FOR WINTER UsE.-Cut
the steaks large and the usual thickness;
have ready q mixture made of salt, suEar
and finely powdered saltpstre, mixed in
the same proportion ss for corning beef +;
sprinkle the bottom OF q large jar With
sslt. Law in q piece of steak, and sprinkle
over il some OF the mixture, as mach o,
little mere than you would use to season
in soaking. then put in another alice
sprinkle aUd 20 Oh AihSN
with u sprinkle of the mixture on top
over ali, psta plate, with 8 weight on it,
sbd ct IN cool. airy place, whers /
will not ,re-zs This needs no brise, a.
IL MAKES brine OF it's own. Twenty
five or thirty pounds may be kept pr
fectly sweet in this way. Take out u
use as wanted, and broil or fry as usual
TRYING LARD.-Cut the fat in small
pieces, put into kettle, and pour in
enough wster TO cover the bottom; boil
gently until the "scrsps settle or until
the water has sill evsporsted, stirring
often to prevent burning. Take OF,
strsining into glass jars, and set in 8
cool place. The quality of the lard i,
improved by sprinkling over and slowly
stirring in one tablespoon of soda tc
every five gallons of lard. just before re,
moving from the fire. The lsaf should
be tried by itself for the incest cooking
That from the smaller intestines anG
7RehE7v pjeces not fit for salting, should
be tried by themselves, and the lard set
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20
A Great Farmer Dead.
Kurll Hons.

Michael l.. Sullivsnt was, not long
ago, known as "the great illinois far
mer" He first came into prominence as
the proprietor of "Broadlands," in Yer
million Co, Ill considered ut thst time
one of the largest farms IN the United
Ststes. Selling this Ia Mr.. Alexander 10
1867. Mr. Sullivant removed TO + 'rd
county and began improving 81 immense
tract OF land there, comprising q whole
township and more, and becoming wide
" known xsthe s sllivsnt farm. 1t mum
b. red A. 600 acres, and was about eight
miles square. Much of this vast estate
he devoted to eorH>rsisiag, his theory
seiss that corn could be grown with fair
most at only fifteen eests bushel.
Fave years age, it Is stated; he owed but
$50 0oe Oh his proper v, while he held
SEQ coo in good paper. At that time,
~ ORDER more rapidly to improve the
..tsts. Mr. ssllivant began loaaisg
mensy Of Hiram sib,sy, in this city, To
waom he finally mortgages al the lssd;
or large interests csntrasted i'll with
poor crops and small prices sad stringent
times had their usual dIsxztrous result.
Mr. Stoley came into possession the
sui Vast farm, and Mr.. Siliivsnt ssi'
an assig nmr.,t o his entire pT"l' r'v Il
cover an Indebtedness of about 81 500,
900. For a short time his interest pay
ments ran up to s. 900 month. One
winter it took 200 mules tie entire sea
son to haul his corn crop to market, ano
even vet he could not meet demand;
against him. Last week he died, pas.
senger on an Ohio river steam boat, aged
and worse than penniless, smother sac
illustration OF the poverty and want thai
NAV follow fortune and plenty. He wa
called good neighbor, an honest man
and an sble business manager.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

As in IRE the loss greatly depends upon
the time required for efficient aid to arrive,
so the result of eatsrrh greatly depends upon
the speedy use of efficient remedies. For
over quarter of a century, DIR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy has been the stsE dsId remedy.
The positive cures it hes elected are num-
bered by thousands. Fa h year has wit
messed an increased ssle. Its reputation is
the result of superior merit. If the disease
has extended to the throat or lungs, DIR
Piercr's Golden Medical Discovery should
he used with the Cstarrh Remedy. These
Two medicines will speedily cure the mos
stubborn case OF catarrh. See the People
Common Sense Medical Adviser, . work o
over909 pages: price, S1.50.. Address thu
author, L. " Fierce, NJ. D., EalfialO, N. y.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

II the patient reeovers--sn1 he may,
very rspidly-the water will be grad
ually absorbed
In chronic pleurisy the symptoms are
less marked and much less painful, but
the danger from it is really greater. In
either ease, call in physician il possible.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHLEsS"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
TBK PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY
New York, Boston. and Chicago.

FOR upwards of thirty Years Mrs. Winslow s
Soothing Syrup has been used for childre,
with never failing success. II corrects scidlty
OF the stomach, relieves wind colo, regulate,
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrh@s,
whether arising from teething or other causes
An old and welletried remedy. 25e. d bottle.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

AN EXTENDED POPULARITY Each year
finds 20 Browns Bronchial Trocheg" IN new
localities in various parts of the world. For
relieving Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases,
the Troches have been proved reliable, %
cents box
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

Best Organs Sre certain y cheapest when
the price is nos much more than those OF very
POOR organs Mason & Han'5n organs are
sold at prices viii h are not much more then
those of inferior organs See advertisement.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

4 few spJiica,iors Of ttis F. p@rstion VII re-
move treck:a5 an, sUnbuTn ri. flss, or Fl1Jcnes
on the Face and render the IoT7 leNiOn J Al and
Eau. 70 sCft5ring and BtIUEiN wing the Ssiu II
mas no eCusl. Prize, 5Bepnis cent by mail To'
paid for Is cents aadresS +. c. IA RSH 10 splEei
trreet New York
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20
The Greatest Musical Success of the
Day iS
II. MI. S. PINAFORE

T has attracted large audiences n ght after night
and week ate week in n the prtL cipal CIT eS
AID taving easy music, and needing hut sinp ?
scenery. is be,Eg extensively rehesrse by iaateu
eNerywi This success is merited 10y its perfect
u inuo. ent wit, its / vel ords and good music.
ny il while " u new In every illaEe.
kle ant copi with usic, Words and Lihrptto,
m allied for si-Oo. Per dozen, SEQ
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

Gaps msdein the flesh by-abscesses and
sz1eers speesssy diSappesz Isfaout lesy psa
scar when Henry's CsrbOlie Sslve is the
agent employed to heal them. This standard
article cures the worst sores, eradicates Gu
taueOus eruptiOns, relieves the pain OF
burns, banishes pimples snd blotches from
the skin ADD has proved to be eminentiy
successful in remedying rheumatism and
soreness of the throat and chest. Sold by
all druggists.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

Ensbsos TILDEN's HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, 81 d,
LAUREL WREATH, by ". q. PERKISs.....-..... I O
c. EvKREsr's SCHOOL SONG BGOK........--..... s.
and three Of the very best books Tor Summaries
Normal and High schools, &C
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

IL the slbam OF one of our famous &C
tresses | ind this "a woman seldom
fails the day sitter giving you the key OF
her heart TO change the combination. -
st. Bsuve.
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Octave Choruses.

4 splendid .tock of these on han Gust but to lt
&c, t, each, and each Contsi1s faVCrite An hem.
e. ee, or.torio or other thorus, Quartet @ cart
Song. They are much used by Choirs and Soei tie
r send 10 etc. for oar full Book Catalogue
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

List o al the best News aPc,s for AdverCs-rs
with 5, he'ulps Of r,Fs1 cDsrrfd address Geo,
RJwsll&- Co., 10 SprGCe g., NC~ NorS Price ieTts
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Uphans,. e,rec..Ie. T,,s q. E.I,,,pie B."l,l,e

CHEW Jaokson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

TSByc Measures, agate an SOGper"il For
rataet-uZ adv Ji~s frenI-. IRE g.. E1ei iOr o-ni
srzpta. Add ess Geo. P. Rowel d Co, New farE
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FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH,

I'VE will insert >eVen-line 4 'veTt ement one week
IN list OF 269 weekly newspapers. o. tines IN oii>
frrant Ii of 81 papers. Ia lines TIVE weeks IN 4
hoice of f,ur separate and4i.tinct SITS containing
from 10 to 100 PAGERS each. ort lines one week IN Al
Sour n. the small lists one line one week IN -
six Isis com bned bSiu meS than .utN pap rs W.
al-o have h,t, OF paper by stStes throughout the
S5nitrd S,ates and CANADA send for our lW page
psmphIet Address Geo. P. kOwell Co, 10 Spruce
street New York.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

I ~ OF NEW>PE PEES v III advert sing rates,
4au cazes, TO-. G. F. ROW ELI co., y Y
II l1A f,r advertisers TO, pa.rs, ten
I aiupul6G css. g. r. E-weIl & Cosy
ibgERTISEYEF q s@sS ioss'i s s, s.n9
ice for Ioopsge pr 7hjrt. {. p. Kovstl6 Do.- n y.
ADVERTISEMENT Of q. lines i I = ga.
n rcr- tsr -IH seed lur. fJr tuO rage pam Cht"t.
Ii +. RUW EGLE CO., 30 spruce Il. new 4 1rk.
I ZEE" SaLs- TsoRorsy BEED |AaiE s@Whs.
4 4 fu- ~ OF vetr cd COCKS an. l!Fus, N
r.ltrd .ir. 81 game ti e. 'arg- ami hetlhhy rE. -
81 90 per sItt n.-,i thIrtef DIR. : }. ELL ''i
al srrlrf. si.r nj .Es.Url.
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OLIVER DIPSON & CO., Boston.

invests cent. for enc Mu.ieai Record, or y tor q
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- "a Ii yen think Of expanding httY or
" LIZ one hundred dollars IN advertising,
N"E send as a copy of your advertiSeWr4 z.
NUhH aud We will tell You fee OF hare ,
what will lie the best possible Invest
.,a,t for YOU to maAe send ~ cents for our i1i
pa,r pamphlet. Address Geo 7. RoWeit a so ;
Newspaper AdveTtis uc Bureau 10 SYtuce street.
Na.K Work
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

WHAT :: :.: y y. s.. !. g.. :.
- - 10y R-irnt'- disease, T. .frr1 .
N ry=1 rsr- 81 IN, Bladder sut Jri,ar. Diseases
OTHER #' !. 7" .s i.
ra.fra All Disc. sps OF ga. is .uLrrs. Bladder ~
~ --y ure.g- are rrf.f Ig HEastS ~ -
FDE- Bry Hunts D e;lafftS- Ne'H i.L. ri-1.
uh - 20 WI. 2. Ola ~ h-- PFC il'-H.r o. ~
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+" FRUIT11%s GODS. %

tDIOSPT RDS KAhU THE JAPAN Phk>iMNip5-
Tact.r choic. varieties Of this most remarkable
new truI- imported direct from japan. lCutitH
Arrles SharpIe,s Seeding straw berry tfreSR l'A- p
Trees aud Shrubs, Roses. j. lower and tiaHL Hg.g.-
ties : nd TO- new catalogue ihb & "a IL IN
AGENTS Bloomington Nursery. BIcomiEst"L- liz
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a. IL ni..on q cO. l. o.. DItaoir & go.
III 4 S45 Broadway, v. Y. s22 Chestnut st..fh /
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

EODh! Lsss'h f09Es
ALEX A.>CHDFG. thawosid ytrUHE. dirtca.rI
ct SuorC hand rl1Ius viii ,et,h t.s imPrOyt-t
system OF SHORT han. NJ JjHgwlucu can De tapshr
prIi-c. iu thee Eu.r>r Ji-u .au-ht t"r"ugh mat
o. fee, 10 f1ur iett th- all sum ~ A-i
,l-r-s Allen \ =, SOM N.p FOs q %. Puts mr.,
Pa Tor clr1ula- or tor any Information wanted.
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The Man
who S pen DIS Money

For advertising in newspapers IA these hard times,
without firss Oh aiming Al -stiEate the cost iron.
Geo. & ROweu 4 COS News paper AdNr!t aug bu-
re- m No 10 SpT-gce Street New YORK, - likely 20
nav 10 for What slght he drained for - such es-
tinates re fur1Ishef 70 ~. applicant, sratiS. sell
peri-ates and references.
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ACEMTS. RAD THlS
THE CHOICEST FOOD IN THE woBLD

ISr OF NEWSPAPERS with advertising rates.
J 4 100 Pages, loc. G. p. ROWELL q CO., y Y,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
Court of Appeals.

The regular term Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals at this place was adjourned at noon
on Saturday last A special term is ordered
to be held in Wheeling on the Sh Of October.
Since our last issue eases were disposed Of S
follows;
Flahariy "a. B'aty, M,rioa county. Dismiss ed
for failure 20 print record.
Livcsay's ex'r re-. Beard Greenbrier ountv.-
Re-argumcne ordered.
Tompkins CO. The Kanawha Board, Kanawha
county. Submitted on motion to dismiss
B. * o. r. r. Co. 60. Henry Bitner, jefferson
county. Affirmed.
B. Il o. R. r. Co. rt j. C. Bi.aer c; a., Jef
tcrson county Reversed aad remlnded
Buehler Bonbright L Co. ca, Cheu vront r Co.
Doddridse county. Dismissed as pre- maturely al
loved.
Pierce's ex'r e.. Beckett G, a.. GreeAbrier coun-
". Reversed and dismissed.
Grantham e.. Lucas, trustee, Jefferson county.
Affirmed.
Knapp r'. Snyder, Greenbrier CO. Affirmed.
Hurst's admir- e.. Hite, Jefferson county. Ger
uorari aud re argument ordered.
Rollins C.. Fisher, Jackson county. Certlorari
and re-argunent ordered.
Beard c.. Arbucke, Grceabr county NJ
ton % dismiss submitted.
Appeals were allowed in Nieholls rs Nichols,
from Oreenbicr county Grille a.. McClung
from Greenbrier county Rose Il Co. e.. Brown,
from Jefferson county; stephens ". Brown, from
Jefferson county,
Appeals were refused in Minor Hurst's adm'r g.
Burkhart e a., from jefferson county; and Rob
son c.. Ball, from Ohio UNITY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

Professor VIM. Miller, Of Baltimore,
the English athlete. has allea heir to BIZ
fortune by the death of an uncle over the sea
James Sharpwicb, II years old, was
arrested in Volcano, last week for alleged out
rage upon. Sarah E. Cook, L years old, Of
Campteil's Bun.
Canonchet, the Sprague mansion at
NauagauSott Pier, will be sold on the In
proximo to satisfy judgment in behalf Of the
Nalilnal Rink ol Commerae Of Now York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
Notice to TrespasSerS.

A IL persons are hereby warned against Tres
n passing on ans of the Lands of the under
signed By Hunting, Shooting, Riding. Driving or
Walking aoross, or by flitching Horses to Fences
or Pulling tirem down. Any person Trespassing
on these Lands in any manner whatsoever will
become liable to prosecution BY law.
JAMES d. M0LER.
August 90. lsT9-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

A duh, heavy pain in tie sides, sleePiness
want of energy, 40 continuity Of thought or
labor, these all indicate disease Of Liver. and
should be removed by the Use Of DR.. Balls
Baltimore Pills, which will surely accomplish
the OF iect sought
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

The slate roof on the Loudoun street
Presbyterian Church fails to keep the rain out,
and it has been decided 70 tear it of and sub.
stitute one Of tin.
Last Friday morning at the Church OF
.be Sacred Heart, Bishop j. J Keine confirm
ed class Of twenty-six applicants for adj
mission into tie church 10 was assisted by
The pastor OF The church, Rev Father Vande-
vyvcT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
nL2zlLI llul
PHOSPHATE
LIME.
II. ~. Alexander, Agent.

TENlIIS is the Fertilizer that Rcroutionized the
trade. Farmers had been paying from $40
10 $50 per ton for Fertilizer when introduced
this three years ago and astonshcd them by sell
ling il at fourth less per ton than they had be-
fore paid. Many hesitated 10 use it. All he Fer
tilizcr Agents laughed at it. and remarked zone
season will wind It up and the erring farmer will
come back to his first love" But, alas for their
pruphesyings. the result was wonderful year after
year. N0ir the same Agents solicit vour patron
age and tell YOU they can sell YOU Fertilizer Just
a good as the Dissolved Bone Phosphate ct Lime"
Mine is the Fertilizer they all Eight and for the
reason that the farmer wants il. lle SAYS it has
done the work; yours may be n, slne-I don
doubt your wofd-bui must buy that which has
brought about such Vonderful results"
refer the trade u the following gentlemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

w Z are prepared to furnish all Books used in
" the Public Schools at the reduced contract
price. We are now receiving q fUll line OF al
such Books AS are being used in our Schools o.
which we respectfully Invite the attention of our
customers aud the public.
BUTLER& AISQUITH
Aug. 80 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

So much only % above property viii De sold
for the benefit of Mr.. Erwin "a will b. necessary
% pay the above indebtedness ofthe Estate 70 hiu
40 the same slime, however,-at the late residence
OF the deceased - sha! sell all the rest and resi-
due ot her property, described aboYe, iac!udinT
also ore SEWING MACHINE and one
First Glass Piano,
and devote toe proceeds 10 payment of the rener-
al creditors and settlement of the Estate
CHARLES DAVIES.
august 30, lc19. Administrator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
Opinion OF DR.. II. II. Walton. Annapo.
Lis. Md.

Colden's Liebies Liquid Extract Of Beef is
a most excellent preparation. It's par excel
lence. Superior to cod liver oil or anything
have ever used 10 wastel or impaired coustItu-
tions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

We .1 n., believe iu medicine for children.
tut we OBJ believe iu DR. Euu's Baby Syrup
ali asscr. that 300 fam.y should be without it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

The West Virginia Press Association
will meet in Wheeling, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 50. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

who have used II;
}. T. Campbell, VIM. II. Balm,
William Wallace, Thomas johnson,
Philip \. Lewis, Hamilton Robinson,
Henry Robinson, James Eagan,
James w, Haycock, Richard Timberlake,
John r. Brilliant, James VI. McGloy,
l.. X. IIardesty, Daniel b. Lucas,
John J.. Lewis, James II. Grove,
;. T. Mafkle, Ill. Colbert,
+. ;. Shirley, A. X. Selden,
:. \. Bates. +. b. llaines,
Z. T. Tavenner, William LLOYD.
II. G. Beckham, John l.. Craighill
w. I. Alexander, J. ID. COnard
Ihos. b. Washington, L. D. Rutherford
George 7. Shirley, John Burns,
Ms. Nancy Finneil, Mary +. Yanvacter,
}. O.. Ceckrell, George koOnce,
Jacob l. MYERS. Samuel D. Ensle.
John Q. Flcmminr. William HavsIett.
William NJ. Myers, Garrett B. Bane,
L. j. Bailey, Craven Trussen.
\. Strother Davis, Andrew Aldridge,
Ephiaim Watson, John Thos. Gibson, Jr
~ Io"tad, G.. II. Beckwith,
IL. W. hearacv. W. H. Griffith.
James ~ ~ Gallaher. ). Il. Nhittemore,
W Washington Benner, W. Wilt
H. W. CrittenGen, J. W. Giantham,
Milton Roush, A. Lewis.
Levi Porter, Thos. y. Hill,
r. Z. Watson, 4. II. Withcrspoon,
''"efi =. \. " ashingtOn,
*. I. Moore. John T. Myers,
Samuel NJ. Clipp, Joan W. McCardv,
Caleb Burns. Charles Apliopby.
Augustine Cain, "a. Yates
;. W Nysong, Il. 7. Chew,
4. F. Davis, d. Hcfcbower.
J. b. Page
am also Agent for the
Soluble Pacific GuanO.
L. 4. ALEXANDER.
Cbarlestown, Jefferson County, W. Va.
August lG, lS79-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30

4 LARGE STOCK Of Cedar Tubs, Churns and
a Field Cans just received from the Factory
and for sale cheap By DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
NE7IRE MUZZLES-two and three tine for
W sale by DUKE GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-30
Dissolved Bone Phosphate,

COHPANY's
Dissolved Bone Phosphate,
il is proper that we should state that our only
Agents in Jefferson County, (save at Summit
Point and immediate vicinity are Mr. +. \. AL
ENANDER, Of Charestowp. who operates in al |
the territory south of the Dalto. Ohio z. r., In
Guiding Chsrlestown, Cameron, HAllton. RpOn
and Middleway, and Mr.. A. C. DRAWABUGH,
Of Duihclds, Who has ceasrol of the County north
OF the railway.
All other parties claiming to represent US, and
70 have for sale our
Dissolved Bone Phosphate,
are doing 50 with intent to defraud the farmer,
and vii! be prosecuted to The full extent OF the
law
The only safeguard to our friends and patrons
is 10 order solely through either Mefsrs. Alexander
or Drswbaugh.
JOHN :. REESE co.
Baltimore, August %, 1879.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
h. act "a sub-agents for me:
Samuel Markle, Vim. Gilbert. James E. Wat
son, Thomas y. Hill, William Wilt, John Elem
ing, q. T. Fleming.
r. A. ALEXANDER.
August %, 1879.