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The New York herald., 1879-08-31
THE BRIDE OF DEATH.
A ROMANTIC BUT SAD STORY OF MARRIAGE AND
DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA. August 30. 1879.

DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA August 30. 1879.
The death columns of to-day's newspapers give
the clue to story of everyday life which. to those
the persons concerned, Is inexpressibly sad and
painful.
Mr.. t. Dixon Reid, young man of twenty-three.
until recently engaged in business Chest
nut street. He wooed and Miss Carrie A.
Perry, very charming and. estimable young
lady, the daughter ot the Rev. Joseph Perry,
pastor OF the Bethel baptist Church. The youthful
couple engaged to be married last spring. but
Mr.. Rads health suddenly failed and consumption
sot in. The wedding was postponed, aud q
trip to the South was taken by the prospective
groom. but he returned much worse, and
1t evident that he could not recover. He has
evident that death at hand. His be-
trothed almost heartbroken, had been devoted
in her attentions to him. At the earnest request
OF the dying man and the young lady. her father
consented TO unite them and
wife, and Tuesday last the doubly SOL
emn ceremony was performed. In less than two
days the bride widow, and this mornings
papers, under the headings of Marriages and
Deaths" contain these anno ounccments almost side
by side-
REp-PERRY-on August 10Th. 1870 by the Rev. Jos.
PyRRY, daughter of the officiating Clergyman the
residence OF the BRIDES father.
RgID.-E Dixon KEiD, on August %, 1879. of consump
tiou.
father Rev Joseph Perry 5o4 Washington av., on
SATURDAY. August 30 at two y. NJ.
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BEATEN BY ROUGHS.

Jefferson Miller. colorcd. q waiter employed in .
restaurant at No. 1,250 broadway. was
saulted and terribly beaten by crowd of
roughs last night the corner of Thirty
first street and Seventh avenue. He was passing
through Thirty first street about half-past nine
O'Clock alone. When near Seventh avenue about
twenty white men, number OF them armed
with bail sticks, attacked him. Three of the
sticks were broken over his head. His
upper liz was nearly cut of, while his
chin received ugly cash from some sharp instru-
ment. Officer Thomas arrived on the scene, but
failed to make All arrest, his explanation being that
the roughs ran away. Tho injured man was re-
moved to the New York Hospital.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31
CONVENTION NOTES.

Delegates to the Republican State Convention at
Saratoga next Wednesday reported as follows:-
Oswego County-First district George B. Sloan,
Thomson Kingsford George M. Case and II. j. Dag
gett--instructed to present the name OF John q.
Churchill for Secretary of State.
Steuben County-Second district, Stephen T. Hayt.
William E. Bonham. Chester $. Cole. A. A. Vanare-
Albany County Fourth district, John Clute Ly-
man p Wood. Ambrose G.. Coates and George W.
Gibbons.
RENSSELAER, County-Third district, Thomas b.
Simmons, q. s. Hall, Thomas Dickson and Charles
II. Thomas.
r. B. Biddlecom. A. Deuel. and w. w. Enos; three for
Cornell. one opposed.
Niagara county, First district-Richard Crowley.
T. f. Ellsworth and j. Sawyer.
Wayne County-Second district, b. H. Davis.
William Van Master and s. s. Pierson. uninstructed.
Herkimer Couny-T. Sheard, j. j. Cook, G. +.
Hamlin, c. p. Miller and c. Q. Shepard.
Cayuga County-Second district John N. Knapp,
Lermo Z. Payne. William L. Noyes and John L.
Parker. They favor Pomeroy for Governor.
Oswego county.-Second district-E. NJ. Madden,
Lewis Z. Carr and Char .es E. Millspaugh.
The Convention unanimously recommended
Francis Marvin for State Treasurer.
Onondaga couny.-First district-Daniel P. Wood
Charles B. sedgwick. George A. Kennedy. H. N. Gore;
second district-Wiliam Z. Lansing, Carroll T.
Smith. w. p. Goodell and G. 4. Campbell; third
distrct-D. MCCARTHY. M. A. Knapp, Myson Bangs
and II. L. Waguer
Tompkins county-F. NJ Finch, H. K Clarke, c.
NJ. Titus and Isaac H. Newman-all for Cornell.
Chemung County-Charles J. Langdon. A. 8.
Diven. Charles g. Fairman and John Bonnett.
Monroe county.-First district-H. P. wilbur.
Austin Crittenden and Willett White. Third dis
trct-Stephen Bennett, John Pierce and John Paine.
Livingston county, A. Nash, James H. Wads-
worth. Archibald Kennedy. DIR. Blake and mr..
White.
The Tompkins county republican Senatorial dele
gates A. II. Pierson, William N. Noble. Nelson
Stevens. Leroy II. VanKirk Lafayette Cutter and II.
G. H. Speed. They favor DR.. Lyman Congdon.
Herkemer county republican delegates to tho
Senatorial Convention A. Ii. Prescott, J. II.
Weatherwax. B. b. Brown. L. 4. Kane, A. Smith. II.
u. Chrs,man. u. Paine, A. w. Moon and M. Mckee.
They favor A. NJ. Mills.
Wayl nd +. Ford is the republican nominee for
Assembly in the Second district of Jefferson county
and Captain Ii. H. Tuthill in the Second district OF
Cayuga county.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
Delegates to the Democratic State Convention
are:-
Albany County--First district, Erastus Corning.
Thos. II. Franklin and A. Graves Second district n. q.
Mosk, Edward Newcomb and L. G. Calicott Third
district-A. j. Parker, George W. Miller and Samuel
G.. Rice. Fourth district-Daniel McElwain, Robert
II. Waterman and Patrick LOBBY.
Chemung county-David d. Hill. II. II. Gunnip
and Frank p. Frost.
Fulton and Hamilton counties Mcintyre Fraser,
Emmett Blair and Peter Harris. Instructed to vote
for Governor Robinson
Oneida county. First district-W. II. Barrett. II.
d. Talcott and c. X. Grannis.
Tiogee county-D. /. Elston, Patrick Maloney and
Ira N Wales.
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FIGHTING OVER MEXICAN MINE.
GALVESTON. Texas, August q

GALVESTON, Texas, August 80. 1879.
Aspccial despatch to the Ne,os from Laredo says:-
"Advccs from Monterey assert that the ques-
ton of the ownership of the newly discov-
cred Majada silver mine is causing trouble.
The States of Coahua, Durango and Chi
huahua each have armed force on the grounds
The general government has ordered all work
stopped until the question is settled Meanw
the government claims that all the metal that las
been taken out is con6scated. Thirty-lour carts
laden with silver on the way to Texas. So far
ten men have been killed and many wounded.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31
HANGED FOR MURDER.

GALVESTON August 30. 1879.
The Netcs this morning publishes tho following
special despatch from Montague Texas. dated Au-
gust 29:-"Charlcs Harris executed to-day in
the presence of 5000 persons the murder Of his
brother John In January 1877. Hs convicted
his own confession. He firm to the last, and
the drop fell while the assembage sang The Sweet
BY and Bye"
The New York herald., 1879-08-31
HOSTILE INDIANS.

SAN FnASorsco. CAL, August 30 1879.
Boise City Udaho) despatch says:-"Coloncl
Bernard's command. with Lieutenant Farnow's
Umatilla scouts, struck small band of renegade
Indians near Big Greek the 18TH and captured
their camp, horses and supplies. one soldier was
killed. Troops pursuing the Indians"
The New York herald., 1879-08-31


not much in the habit OF receiving" Tho advice
pointed out all the little mistakes which occurred in
the course of the evening" and one bit of greatly
annoyed the President of the Chamber. IL ran
thus
Mover put cloak to stroll about in your garden
when your guests all shiverng under the damp in
Receive friends equal footing not roservng
ono hall for The big heads ana another for the ambassa
Pay your ballet dancers something more than $50 francs
ciuded.
Present your o,ps au with the costumes they have
worn at your fcte. &c, &c.. nc.
Such is the criticism undergone hore. Tho Athe-
mans were difhcult to manage and they got thirty
this, especially when one of the members OF tho
Municipal Council publicly let's out In n speech
that no chad the honor to belong to the Com
munc." The said member ~ Nj. Ulysse Parent. at
present employed in forming committee tor the
discovery of the admirable silver plate service which
Baron Haussmann ordered for the city of Paris and
we lived under the dispensations of communards.
We shall soon have oil tho other Ulysses among u.s.
those arriving from Caledonia and fondly expected
by their faithful Penclopes of Beieville. Canaque
red will be more fashionable than ever. Quantities
OF II are worn ut the seaside, but standing
the preparations made for brilliant. late bathing
season, 1t will necessarily be short one.
NOVELTIES B1ARnITz.
The chief novelties sent to Barritz pretty coll
ored straw hats blue. pink garnet Grape flowers of
incredible siZe but mounted to porectio petal
under petticoats-that s pink fouard aud pink fan
mel cut out up to the waist In round scallops
and borderod with silk binding. The festoons fall
sewed to tho band the other. and they cling
to the figure. They do not come down much lower
than the knoe. and II thero is not much sense IN
Jupon feuille dc there Is warmth IN IT, An
extraordinary engoutment for raspberry color mas
originated the fa hon Of wearing natural puncnos OF
the fruit and sprays just cut from the BUSH IL II
shade that combines we'll with garnet
FAsHIoEABLE sABor.
novelty, too, IL the artistic "ssbot instead OK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Yesterday morning, about half past l
o'clock. Capt. Juo. NJ. Hardy, the weli-kuowu
carriage manufacturer, vino resides ou the cor
uer OF Beverly and Market streets. rose from
bed and walked iu his sleep out into tie porch
aud then over the railing OF IT. falling nearly
twenty feet to the side walk on Market street
he evidently must have struck the walk 90 his
face, bis lower jaw bone being broken IN two
places, aud tie upper jaw bone being fractured
at the lips and the teeth knocked out The
bones were not oaly broken but fractured bad
~. and portion Of them driven behind the
ears His wrist was disiocaied aud his knees
badly Stanton Indicator 18th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
MARRIED.

"Wi'lowmere," Haitown, Jefferson county
West Virginia Gu Thr sday, the 18th Of june
1873. by Rev Dr.. Crawford, OF Chambe rsb urg
Pa. FRANK c. McCOWN. OF Philadelphia. Pa,
to BETTE b., eldest daughter OF j. Allison Ey-
ster. Esq, Of Halllown.
June 18th, near Sandy Hook, Nd, by Rev. Jas.
NJ Stephenson, NATHAN +. STEPHENS to Nils.
SUSIE 4. MORGAN, both Of this county.
On the 3rd Of June, 1879 at the p. +. Church,
In Smithheld. By Rev. T. o. Grouse, Mr.. WAL
TER MERCER, Of jefferson County, to Miss
LIZZIE DANE, Of Berkeley County.
At the residence of the brides parents, in Mar
tinsburg, ON the l2ih or June. by Rev. A. T.
Rodgers. Mr.. NORMAN F. LEWIS, Of Harper
Ferry and Miss LOTIlE A. SHAW, Of Martins
burg.
In St George Episcopal Church, Flushing, L. !.
Nav 29th 1879. by Rev. Frederick Carter, J.. J.
DANDRIDGE, Esq. of Jefferson county, West
Virginia, To ISABELLA, daughter Of Hon. John
". Lawrence. of Flushing, J.. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
VIRGINIA. FRT5I5 I2FE5s-TIIE JOURNAL

From The Interior Jonrnalo of Stanford,
Kentucky, ", learn that the Ninth Annual
Session Of the Stanford Female College, Of
which Mrs S c. Truehart, nee Myers Of Mid
dleway, in this county. is Principal closed on
the evening Of the 18th instant, " in q most
brilliau, manner, leaving a bright place in the
memory Of those who were fortunate enough
10 be present. that years OF mixing aud ming
ling with the stern realities Of the world will
not etface." Fvr seven years. continues the
Journal " the faithful aud accomplished prin-
cipal. Mrs & Trueheart. with a corps Of
ompeteut assistants. las lahored untirngly
aud earnestly % elevate and improve the
school. aud each wear las seen its steady all
vancement, I'LL now il has attained that degree
Of perfection that makes it equal 90 any school
Of the kiud 10 the State The Journal gives
nearly Two columns and halfto an interest
ing report of the exercises. which, it saws.
" were. as usual. uaucuratei by a Commence
ment sermon, which was preached last sun
day, 10 the Curt house. 10y Rev Dr. A. w.
Wilson. Nashville, Tennessee, from lie 2ud
verse Of the l2'h chapter OF Romans The
fame tia, lad preceded the distinguished
speaker lel Tie audience to fix lis expectation
high, but exalted as it was, the full measure
was more than compassed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
shepherdstown Summary

From the Register;
Tie rear porch Of Mrs. Arirews' residence
was struck by lightning On Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Charles Wright, an employee on the 5
V.R. r near town, received severe attack
eff sun-stroke on Monday.
Mr. John Lougtrake, An employee on The
5 Y. r. r rear town, received severe cnt
ia the face with a r,ck on Tuesday. by stand
iag too near the ballast train when passing
Mr. l. Tiernan Williamson died at has res
ilence in Baltimore. roo rlUsjsy II last week
the 5,h Of June IN sh'gt the 50th wear of his
aye. he married. Miss Eliza Hamiramrs
daughter of the late Cll 30 I Hamtramr k,
Of this place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
WEST END
Boot and Shoe Emporium.


Il NOWLEDGEis Power, and by knowing hsw.
IN when and where 90 buy our Goods ~ are
confident that 81 you read and digest this esr9iul-
~ YOU will know that YOU can ave pnw9r OF mo
ney by investing with us How Having had
an cxpcrcnce ~ fifteen years In the retail bus
ness. aud a thorough knowledge Of the same both
Ia theory and practice, we have the aside track
az the start. First we guarantees You asaging %
10 per cent. on your Investment Can we do u :
Certainly, nothing easier. Remember that The
Gnger-boards that point 20 success reads keep
down Expenses" That clinehcs our Argument -
Our cXpentes are nominal-nO rents, salcsnen',
'alares, aud we eny our goods az just uhat they
arc worth.
We started In m humble way last Fall, ont ~
the business center az n venture. Some OF yOA
viii remember that when Grant with bis over
whelming odds pressed Leo hard at Cold narbor
he sent Sheridan, with chosen band Of troops. ~
the Confederate iugular NJ Gofdonsrile but
there stood the renowned Wade Hampton With bis
little band Of ragged rcbols--ln their past every
one a hero-rosolyed that they should not pafs
only over their dead bodies And - have we stood
in The pa;h-csntralizsiion, monopoly and capital
united against us, but ere they crush as we will
make them gallant fight
One Of our competitors has stated that he waf
"raiscd in shoes and knows bow they grow" All
that we have 10 saw T., thatln hf hurry b get BE
goods on the market early we think he pulled
them too green o. keep. Our goods we're bought
on a falling mafket-nt tumble down prices, and
we can give regular fftsh Stock way ooHh az
rock bottom. Sec otr Leaders:
Mems Fine Calf Boots nt 80 90 no j1b lots;
Mems Fine Shoes and Caters AZ Sl.t0-up;
good quality
Ladies Caters. warranted Lasting, at cj cents
up;
jus, slip up and SOC our Slipper, for Ladie,
from 30 cent, up-a perfect snefh and In Chill
drens' Shoes there l. an indcscribablc slaughferi
Look From 20 cents ~ beautiful Line Of Chit
drens' Fancy Colorud Goods, 10 zee which one
may we'll wonder
II they are the Kind thst the Angels wear
That they trend 50 light on the golden stair.
Eo-Rememlcr tba, we repair al rips on goods
sold by ~ FREE or CHdRGE We have IN
our employ Mr. Phil. ID. Gross, an accomplished
artzan, and continue 10 manufacture
HANDMADE WORK A-l.w rgic.1.
Cenicmcn's Pine Boots a specialize. Repairire
neatly and promptly executed
We have added tour stock a beautiful line ~
Mems, Boys and Childrcn's Summer Hats-scfy
cheap.
We return thanks 70 confederate public fir
their liberal support. and request one aud all 10
give ~ a call. Respectfully,
RODRICK, MORRIS 4 co.
West End Boo, and Shoe Emporium, Main Street,
Charlcsiown.
May q, 1879.
DREsS GOODS-French hunting. all the de-
slrable colors; SILK face Cheeks, Manchester
Fsncys. Black Lace bunting. Black Cashmere.
Pure MOhair, Lawns and Piquef. now open f0r
inspection 10 &. IS. TnUSSELL'S.
June Z 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

The object Of this suit Is 10 recover for the
plaintiff from the defendants, the sum Of $3.50. l6,
with interest on $3.50 -. part thereof from July
a. 1877, until paid, the same having been decreed
% the plaintiff against the defendants By DEGREES
rendered az the November Term. 1871, and the
April Term, 1873, by the Circuit Court Of King
William County, Virginia IN the cause, then
therein pending Of J. +. Kennerly and Mamie +.
his wife BY Vim. x. Aylctt. their attorney, e. n.
b. Littlepage, Trustee FOR Mamie l.. Kcnnerly
who before her marriage, was Mamie f. Little
page, and Henry w. Castleman bis surety.
Il appearing 90 affidavit filed in this suit. that
the Defendant, II. -. Liulcpage, IS not 4 resident
Of the State 81 West Virginia. he ]. hereby re-
Qurcd to appeal within four weeks after the date
OF che FIRST publication Of this order, aud DO hat
is necessary b. protect his interests IN hs matter.
And IL is farther ordered that a copy OF this
order shall be Published once week, fnr four
successive weeks, In tie VIHGlsn fpEE PRrss
newspaper published In this Courtyard also
posted at the front door ofthc Court House Of the
said County, at least twenty days before Decree is
rendered. +. =. LYNCH.
Clerk u the Circuit Court
DANDEingE PEsDLET0S, /. e.
June i 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
ATTENTION. READ THIS!
Fifty Carriages. BuggieS. Jaggers and
w agOES on Hand.
IMEAY TO SELL THEM

desire 90 call the attention of the citizens of
Berkeley and surrounding counties TO the fact.
that have on hand a large and elegant supply
ot Family Carriages. Bugeies R'ckaways. Jenny
Liuds and other sty les oi vehicles, also Wagons
OF all kinds and descriptions, which ar selling
lower than other dealers IN INV line, either for
cash. on time, or in exchange for horses, country
produce, or second hand carriages. ask atten-
tion O. these terms as they are more liberal than
carriage makers usually offer. Times are hard
and money scarce, but wantmy friends and Gus
TONERS o. know that, nevertheless, they can sup
ply themselves with carriages.
Persons in want OF old carriage wheels TO fix
mp their market wagons, or o. make temporary
wagons, win find no my factory any kind they
uav desire. some OF them very good, and will last
long time for such purposes.
f.rairing promptly done as usual. Give me
CALI D.. You want auf thing in ms line; IL will not
Dee ul la4tt 3D. He don't deal.
WA. F. GENER.
Martinsburg. June %, 1s7s-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

BY means of a telephone introduced in
To the second PRESBYTERIAN church-Dr. Hose'S
an invalid daughter, confined TO Der couch
for ten long years, was enabled las, Sabbath
to hear perfectly from her chamber, and join
10 the whole services Of the sanctuary a
reference to this fact IN the afternoon land by
the PASTOR seemed suddenly TO awaken the
con gregation to an immense comfort and bles-
sing which will soon grow out Of this aud kin
bred discoveries Richmond Central Pres5y-
terrain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Medical authorities assert that more than one
half of the annual mortality is due to pumona-
~ complaints Why, then, neglect so great
an earthly salvation when Dr. Schleys Fami-
~ Cough Syrup is guaranteed 70 afford relief7
IL is no patent humbug, but is prescribed by
the faculty. Try it aud be convinced Price
only 25c. For sale in Charles,owu by C. L.
Beler. and at Harper's Ferry by Gilbert Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
Special Notices.
CARD.

To all who ire suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. SC. will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF-CEARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a sclfaddressed envelope
70 the REv. Jos. T. INNAN, Station d, New York
CTy.
Jan. Is, ls79-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Mr. !. W Garrett, who has embarked
il The boot and shoe business at Mechanics
town, by fulfilling bis promise to DO good work
is building up a successful.trade. In addition
90 his prosecution Of eustom-wors. he purposes
90 keep on hand a supply Of city-uade work
See advertisement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Last week Mrs. Rodcrick, near Kablc-
town. E o from ladder and broke bone near
the shoulder Drs Brown aud Fouke render
cd thc necessary attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
FRESH ARRIVALS.

TUST received large stock Of Queens and
y Glassware-purchascd at extremely low pri-
ces and will be sold cheap atthe Corner Grocery
May 3, 1879. J. r. RODRICK.
TTNHE Corner Grocery is now supplied with
l splendid stock Of Family Groceries at bottom
prices. J. X. RODRICK.
INRESH CRACKERS, Cakes. great variety and
/ elegant for sale az the Corner Grocery
rgy 3, 1879 J. K, RODRICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
DIED,

InDarnestown Montgomery county, Maryland.
al sunrise June 10Th. MOIIIE r.. only child Of
Rev. c. \. and Laura W. Campbell passed from
her fa.her's house below to d" the mansions pre-
pared above" Almost two"
"The little feet
in the golden street
Never can 60 aStray.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

The Kelly Barb Wire Fence. for the
sale Of which Messrs Duke * Galaher Of this
place are General Agents for the Valley OF
Virginia is likely to produce a revolution 10
fence building, II presenting besides cheapuess
compared with other fencing. so many other
alvannses. See advertisement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

We understand that at the meeting of
The Town Council on Tuesday evening last,
Mr. Martin L Avis was elected a Councilman
20 on the vacancy made by the resignation Of
Mr.. c. ". russell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
Ice CREAM SALOON,
LUNCH ROOM. CONFECTIONERY

rTlHE subscriber has opened on Main Street. AZ
the stand opposite IlendcFson's Drug Store
and 10 the building recently vacated hv Phil. T.
Rohr. AT ICE CREAM SALOON, LUNCH ROOM
and CONFECTIONERY. Persons patfouizng
the Ice Cream Department may DO so vith the
assurance Of being served with a rich and deli
cious!y ilavoured article. Families supplied al
short notice. The Lunch Counter Is fof the con-
venience ofthe people and will be supplied bouuti-
fully with Ham, Beef, Boiled Eggs, Cheese,
Crackers, sc.
June $, ls79-4t J. J.. WARRENFELTZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

UC-For simplicity Of construction, and ease
with which they are operated, claim % have the
l.. BARNHART. Dufelds Depot, W. Va, Agent
Tor Tuscarora Agricultural Works, Martiusburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

A crying baby is a bore in the whole neigh
borhood and the parents should be forced TO
keep DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup handy. Price 20
cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

The New Market VALLEY, notes some
wool eighteen and a quarter inches in length
from Che fleece Of the C5tswold buck Onta-
rio," which was purchased by DR. Uenkel 40
The sheep sale Of Gen Meem last August
The fleece from the buck weighed ten and
BALI pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Call az the Twin Fronts and examine
stock 7, is general assortment of Dry
Goods Notions. Millinery. Hats. Shoes. Fur
uish.us Goods fr Ladies' sud Gentlemen
more complete tian any have ever offered,
aui no such reduced prices as are bound % OK
cite wonder ! GoLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
NOTICE.

I y order to meet the increasing demand for the
celebrated Wheeling meats. am now receiv-
ing large supply Of Sugar Cured Hams, Shout
ders. Breakfast Bacon and Dried Beet Also
hare constantly on hand Best Family Flour, Corn
Meal Lard, Butter, Eggs and Groceries Of all
kinds BENZ. d. CRAMER.
Il 1870