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Railroad troubles nj Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, No. August l5.-This
evening a force Of Cumberland and Penn.
%sylvanla railroad hands, supposed to be
under the direction Of Superintendent
Burwell, laid a track over the crossing
with the Pennsylvania railroad in Mary.
land, near the Narrows, in such a way as
70 enable the former to cross and obstruct
the latter. Fire bells were rung and a
large crowd Of excited citizens gathered.
An engine carrying the working party
was stoned. No damage was done and al
isquiet now. Owing to the Obstruction,
Vice President Loyeridge says work on
The new railroad will probably b suspend.
ed tomorrow.
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and the universal prophecy was, There
will be few people here to-day But at
an early hour the crowds began TO gather
and by noon the grove seemed like one
mas Of living humanity. Rev. Umpleby
oecuuied the ftmeat $50 A. ~, preaching
very earnestly from John yil:lI. Il Is
not very easy 70 cit shll and listen 10 q
sermon with q constant stream Of prom.
enaders around. determined effort was
made by q special police TO stop this, bnt
was only partially successful. The circle
should BE securely enclosed aud the gate
shut during divine service. This Is the
only way TO keep the restless crowds ont
of the aisles Withtnthe circle.
At 1880 A. ". Rev. s. p. Wolf preached
from the main stand, Rev. Moses In the
tabernacle, Rev. Darby Of the main gate
and John Baggs on the hill. So You see no
one need 90 hungeing for spiritual fOod
Yet with the exception Of that at the main
stand the speakers had very few hearers.
About two thousand listened 70 Rev.
Wolf. The audiences Of the two outside
were composed OF the moving crowds.
When the dinner hour came the hearts
Of boarding house keepers were filled with
Joy. The crowd was hungry and liberal;
At 2:3O Rev. lIoln, Of Pittsburgh,
preached from the words, "Hold fast that
yon have that no nan take your crown. =,
The fact that the immense throng sat and
listened with rapt attention to every word
was proof OF the merit Of the discourse.
Rev. II. Is a talented young man, and Is
possessed Of the energy 70 improve his
talents.
In the Tabernacle, at the same hour,
Rev. III. Incorporated to q few hearers:
The crowd present to-day is scarcely 50
large as It was last year, although 1t is est:
mated hat from eight 10 nine thousand
people are present. :.
AIocal preachers meeting on the stand
proved u very interesting occasion.
The women's prayer meeting in the
Tabernacle at 8 o'clock was the finest Of
the kind held this year, but will not be
the last,
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A COMPANY has been formed at Phoenix.
Vile, Pa., to carry into operation an en-
tire new plan for shipping milk, so as to
prevent its adulteration between the
diaries Of Philadelphia. The milk is put
up, after being inspected at the receiving
point, in glass cans, air-tight, under pres
sure, which prevents the milk from Churn.
ing during its transit, and also the admis-
sion Of air or other impurities. The cans
are placed in boxes and locked, SO a to
prevent all access to the milk until it
reaches the distributing point. Custom
ers a also be furnished with pure sweet
cream, put up in the same mannerin quart
or pint cans. A similar plan has recently
been introduced in Connecticut, and the
results are said to be satisfactory. This
method OF transporting milk is Of especial
value in cases where milk is wanted for
young children, as the milk OF the same
Gov can always be secured unmixed with
the milk OF other cows. Tho plan should
be generally adopted among ~dairymen.
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HARRISBURG.
The Recent SehOOl EieetiOn-The Green.
bacKers-The weston Railroad.
CLARXsBuRG, August 10.

CLARXSBuRG, August III.
Editors Inteiligeneer.
The school election here passed ofquiet.
ly. There were three candidates for Super
intcndeRt, J. W. Adams, j. E. Williams
and B. F. Martir, j.. Thetwoformer were
Democrats running without nomination,
the latter, formerly a Republican, was the
regular nominee Of the Gr~eenbackers,
who, knowing that at these elections but
few votes are polled, used every means
and put forth every effort to carry the
county, hoping to gain prestige thereby.
II is the first attempt since 1872 TO draw
politics into school elections, aud it re-
ceived that rebuke from the people which
1t merited. Adams was elected by a very
large majority, although the Green.
hackers succeeded in carrying two districts
By q large vote. The truth is, and we
may as well recognize II, ifthey had had a
shrewd leader who had the confidence Of
the people and could find favor with the
laboring men, they could marshal q sutii-
cient number OF votes TO carry this county
over either Of the old parties. The move
hIClII OGSAu hAlGu CIIGuIlbthlGSb hGiGp LO-
pitious. Labor was depressed, and it
was difficult to obtain money, on which
account many concluded it was scarce,
and that the government had drawn it
away from the people; business OF all kind
was dull; all improvements had stopped,
and men had no financial relief. These dis
C~ussions brought forth their fruit By pro-
ducing everywhere %inanciers, who, hav-
ing failed in managing their own business
matters, knew well how 10 direct those Of
the government. The Greenback party
has fallen into the tender care OF this class
and has allowed It's counsels 10 I've directed
and policy shaped BY disappointed politi-
clans.
The track OF the Weston railroad is laid
10 Jane Lew, eight miles this side OF Wes-
ton, aud the intention is to carry pas
senRers that far. The company has q nice
outfit Of cars and an engine Of fifteen tons.
Lewis, county and especially Weston has
shown q remarkable degree OF persever-
ance in this matter and their efforts will
be rewarded with q good, substantial and
probably 8 paying road. 1t has already
given employment TO a large number OF
hands and. promptly paid them good
wages.
Ben Boggess, who shot Carraco, is now
in jail. He will await his trial until
December. Carraco is about well.
About fifty persons, mostly from this
place and Weston, went on the excursion
trip to Niagara on last Monday.
COSsTIHcp
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THE Baltimore AMERICAN Ofsaturday says
that the manufacturing establishments Of
that city are running on full time and many
Of them taking on new hands. The
prospects OF o resumption Of work in all
the mills Of the Abbott Iron Company
are gratifying. The commerce OF the
port ia booming
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A coRxsrALx GuRncier in Maine declar'
ri that Greenbackism Is another Chris.
tianity. A bystander remarked that 1t
lacked one important element Of the
Christian religion. What is that? de.
nanded the orator. The plan Of redemp.
ton, quietly replied the un~converted dis.
chile OF honest money.
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B0EE-0n Sabbath evening, August II, 1872, At 5
o'clock. ARCHIE STKRLISO B0SE, 500 Of Alexander
Bone. j., In the 9th year Of his age.
Funeral notice In tomorrow mornings paPerS.
LAZURE-Ou Sunday morning, August II, 1879, at
3 o'clock, WILtIAH LAzuEE, aged Is yeln.
Funeral from his late realdsnee on Gravel Hill,
BellAIrO, o., thu afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends Of
the family are Invited. .
wAGEER-on Sunday, August IL, 1879, infant
daughter of. Il. and HI. Wagner, aged one year
aud Ten months.
Funeral from the residence Otls parents In Mar
tins Ferry, o., this afternoon at2 O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited. Intermeut at Walnut
Grove.
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MONDAY MORNING, August IS.

PernNs taving oVn for he NasOn, and Sum.
nler traueers, can har< THE DAILY ~INTRILI'
0EScER maasd 10 Ahm, postpaid, for 90 een1
pr month, he sddreS bstSg etangod'ds gaM
az d.irai,
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The Ohio campaign on the Republican
sids will be officially opened on Wednes-
iay-up at Staubenville, by Secretary
Shernan's speech.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF 4nlIgs-wurrIrao 4rxn.

9Triadelphia AecOmmodation.-ThIs train only runs
between Wheeling aud TEadelphLA.
fDaIy except SundAy-EtEark Accommodation.
tsLsubenViIls AecommodAtlou.-ThLs trIin during
The day passes backward and forward between MAJ.
tins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping when required Al
sherman houSc, &tnaVule, Wet Wheeling and
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B6LrIMoRE& ONO stocksellsa at 1923, Cen.
trial Ohio 90 and SIT, preferred at a. and
a, aud ant morIgage 81 al los.
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures n. BY Rev. J. 7.
Mcclure, Mr.. CHARLSs rHEIS and Miss MARY JANE
ALL, both Of thisclty.
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Art Studio

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03
MARRIED.

In the PRESBYTERIAN Church in Charlestown on
Tuesday afternoon, April 18th. 1879 BY Rev. A. {.
HopkiGs. Mr. HENRY J. EBY and Miss ELLA
r. LOCK, third daughter Of the late Vim. ).
Lock, all OF this town.
In the Baptist Church on Wednesday evening,
April 80. 1879 bv Rev. T. b. shepherd, Sir. ia
con MARK WINkLEk md Miss SARAH
WHlrTINGTON-aE Of CharlestOwn.
At Harper's Ferry, on Monday. April 2l't, $50
bv Rev Mr. Stephenson. MIR JESSE Z. GOV bk
and Miss MARY K. BROWN, Of Rock ingham
county. Virginia.
On the 2l,h If April, 1879. by Rev. J. =. Amos,
HIRAM AMBROSE u ANNIE V, daughter OF
Mr.. George Mantz, all Of BesSels county.
On the g2ud of April, 1879, by Rev. NJ. l., Cul-
Ter. Mr.. JOHN A. HERSH and Miss LANtNlA
II. CHENOW ETI, both of Berkeley county.
On the 18th OF April 1879. By Rev. James II.
March. Mr.. HAMILTON KNlPE aud Miss SAL
Else LENASTEk, daughter Of Mr.. David Lee
master. all Of Berkeley county.
On Tuesday morning, April p, 1879, at the late
residence Of Ehud Turner, deccaNd, miles north
nf Shcrherd.toNn by Rev. J. A. Armstrong, Mr..
ISAAC " CuApLlNE, of Shepherdstowa, to
Miss FANNIE MAMIE G.. O'CONNEL, daugh-
,sr Of the late Pauick O'Connei, Of this town.
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church Notes.

Rev. Mr.. Raymond preached in the Baptist
Church on Sunday muruius last.
Rev. J. w. Tongue preached in the Presby-
terrain Church GA sunday m"Fring last-the
pastor ia attendance at Presbytery.
Rev. J A. REGISTER occupied the NJ. /
Church, South, pulpit Sunday morning. auu
preached at WiltshIre's School House Ia Tue
afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Heal preached a, Beulah on Sun
day morning and ia Cnarlestown al n'Sh''
Rev. W. II. Meade ofiiciatel in the EpIsco-
pal Church at both services ON Sunday
The dav was ise and tie attendance was
good in all the Churches
Episcopal srrvire 10 the Lutheran Church
II rper's Ferry, on Sunday afternoon, at Z
O'Clock, May 4th.
Rev. T. B Shepherd will preach in Charles
town. Sabbath morning. MNs 4. at Il O'Clock,
aul At Me;hanicsvlils, al q ?. NJ.
Winchester Presbytery met at Wood
stock on Wednesday evening of last week -
Rev. Mr.. Hollis. the retiring Moderator, deliv-
cred the opeaing sermon. Rev. NJ. W Wood
worth was ibeu elected Moderator. and Re7s
Woods and Sprunt Temporary Clerks TWEEN
ty-oue Ministers aud eighteen Ruling Elders
were 10 attendance. Charlcstown Church was
represented By Rev. a c Hopkins aud Ruling
Elder Geo. II. Turner The NeS Book Was
adopted by vote Of - u :. The pastoral
relation between Rev. Dr. Riddle and the Mar
tiusburs Church was dissolved. aud Rev. A. c.
Hopkins was appointed to declare the pulpit
vacant A suitable minute Of sympathy with
DR.. Riddle aud the Church WAS passed r v.
E. l. Wilson aud Rolling Elder John \. Bell
were elected Commissioners t. the Gerera! As
sembly a, Louisville, Ky. Pre- byiery ex1m-
Ell aug licensed VIM. C. Campbell, Lytteton
Scott and VIM. L. Cosner The PresbyieTy
t,ok under its care Mr.. ". d. White Of Win-
ch, ster. Mr.. W. c. Campbell having had sew
eral calls-onc or two to Kentucky and also
TO Harper's Ferry, i; was the unanimous judS-
me,t Of Tie Presbytery that he should accept
the latter invitation. The presbyters express
pleasure at the gener us hospitality extended
them BY the ci,izeus Of Woodstock aud be r
testimony to the perfect harmony Of the pro-
ceedinss Of the session. The PreSbytery con-
cludcd its business on Monday moring aod
ali,nrned 10 meet jn No .reGeld in the Fall.
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Fcom the large aud varied assortment
Of Summer Hats at Mr.. W c. CTrelTs store,
a member Of orr oti;s force WAS invitei to
select one. aud bo made choice Of M'ckinaw
which ails 70 ms : o l1oks AL contributes
10 his comfort tbtrks to the generosity OF NJ.
c. Upon the SAY So Of ths recipient OF
sid Macki0aw, We are prepared { say that
buyers are cauned with the viriety. beauty,
guilty, style all cheApaess Of NJ. CArrells
stlck-slil G, be the largest and most elegant
ever stowu here by him. N trouble to Mr..
C m exhibit g,ols-s' call and judge for
Yourself We don't believe we could have
W it,en better notice than that it We had
b3.u Mackiuawed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03

Among the business places Of our town We
notice particularly that that Of Mr.. &. II. Hag-
lev is prepared for an active campaign BY
being heavily stocked for Spring and Summer
in Boots. Shoes, Hats. Gloves. Neck-wear,
Underwear, Motors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. He
makes specially Of Taylor's celebrated
Mackinaw Straw Hats. As for prices we
would simply say that be was raised in shoes.
he knows how they grow, and how to buy
them.
He offers a large lot of yellow pine Plank
for sale low. Also wishes to buy 500 tons Of
Prime Bark for Cash.
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ATTENTION, READ THIS!
Finy Carriages, BuggIeS, Jaggers and
WagOlS on Hand.
MEAN TO SELL THENi

Idcsire o. call the attention Of the citizens Of
Berkeley aud surrounding counties 20 the fact,
that have on hand large and elegant supply
Of Family Carriages Buggies, Rocsaways, Jenny
Linds and other STYLES of vehicles, also Wagons
% all kinds aud descriptions, which an selling
lower than other dealers Ga my line, either Tor
cash. ou time or in exchange for horses, country
produce. or second hand carriages. ask atten-
tiou Oh these terms as they are more liberal than
carriage makers usually offer. Times are hard
aud money scarce. but wantmy friends aud GUS
toners 90 know that, nevertheless, they can sup
PLY themselves with carriages
Persons in want % old carriage wheels 20 hX
up a cir market wagons, or % make temporary
wagons viii fnd az my factory any kind they
nav desire, some of ghem very good, and will last
a long time Tor such purposes.
Repairing promptly done as usual Give me
call IL YOU anything in ny line; il will DOT
be my faUlt If We d0u't deal.
WM. F. GEYER.
Martinsburg, June %, lS7S-tf.
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We are indebted to the Spirit for the
following TENS:
"Tbe Uarper's Ferry Bridge Co., we under
stand. has now stock subscribed to The amount
Of over nine thousand dollars. Ouly SIP .
600 are need 4 to built The new bri'g', and
Che entire am. { 1t is expected viii be raised
iu a short tue
"Uailtown seems possessed Of the spirit Of
Improvement Mr. j. A. EySter has erected
n new frame tenant house, AMI IS pre- pArins to
build another. Mr. JACK Oit erecting ne"
$. re buillius: and Mcssrs. Wm. Fitzpatrick
aud Joseph Sappiuglou are each ao5u' to erect
Dwellings"
cit a gratifying fact to The recipients that
Sheriff Baker has promptly paid every coupon
audi orb preseute % him; but, on the other
haa1. Nr Baker daes uot relish The other fact
ta,t Tins has been done whilst the tax receipts
l.ve been largely inadequate 10 meet them -
ruis being the cnse, t behooves delinquent
tlx-paye5s 20 hQuidste their indebtedness at
once. that our Shsrid may not be Compelled {,
r.sart to extreme measures tar collections, o'
bee will have % d. il taxes are lot more
promptly paid.
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DIED,

Near Mddleway, on Thursday. April q. 1879,
Of Pneumonia, Mr. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
aged about s. wears. His remains were Inferred
with Masonic honors, at Middleway, on Friday.
Al his residence in Be'keey county, April lG,
Mr.. BENZ. c. SPECK, aged 81 wears.
At his residence in Berkeley county, April 20,
1879. Mr. JOHN d. CUSHWA, aged IS years.
his residence. near Vancl ayesville. April
%. 1879. Mr.. JANiFER HUDGEL, IN the year
of his are
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03

Messrs. George 5. S;aley & Co.. are now in
Charles,own operating one Of Groa's Patent
Feather aad Hair Renoyators, which is claim
ed 10 be the hes, ever invented. These gentle
men have come well recommended, and 10
doubt viii DO a good business as their process
is very beneficial 90 health aud comfort They
are operating near tue residence Of Mr.. G.. W.
Nel,h
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Special Notices.
s. CARD.

To all Who are suffering from an, crr'rs and
lndiscretons Of YOUTH nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss Of manhood, sc. will send recipe
that will cure YOU. FREE OF CHARGE. This
south America. Send a sclfaddrcSscd envelope
10 the Raw JOS. r lSaAN, Sai'on d, Ner York
Cay.
Jan. Is, lSI9-ly.
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DR.. TOmlinSOn's Dental
once.
CORNER OF CHARLEsAND LIBERTY Street
CharleStOwn.

The trial at Atlanta, Georgia, of Capt.
Cox for the murder Of Col Aston. began on
Tuesday Cox is represented by thirteen law
yers. aud the State by eight Gen Gordon is
there as a wituess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03

The following little excerpl on style
ws commend 90 oar friend little:
The newest diniug-tables are square, Il e
round extension table being unlashinnab'e.-
The new style Is more appropriate for a
" square meal'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03

New Haven turns out 100000 corsets
annually Exchange.
That's a stlid old town-of corset is, being
in the land Of steady habits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-03

Train 633 daily. Train 63l Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS. All other trains daily ex-
cepi Sunday.
January I, 1879.
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The Charlcstown Free Press has taken
1p che culcel 10 defence Of popular education.
Il reptile, With spirit and force 10 attacks made
upon %, system in tie Shcpberdstowr Regis
or. We are inclined 20 think that one or two
more such hroalsilcS as the Free Press Of this
week pDurs n 90 lie crumhhng opponeuts Of
Tree schools VIII eIcc,ually silence their bat
terics. The force cf the arguments advanced
hv the Frev Press consist iu the fact that they
are basel ou tle very snvutest principles Of
morality AMI good coverument. Civilization
has fought lbs way successfully over ignorance
and superstition mp 20 lhe present day. Pop
nar education is rs handmade, and ,oee her
they go on triumrhing and scattering their
blessings 70 tic dark corners Of tie globe
MvfigsjErg n ispeHieaf
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EXCELSIOR
Rsapirg and Moving
M 4 G Il N T S .

will change the Excelsior from Reaper with the
Reapcr Attach ments to a Mower with Mower AZ,
tachnents In either c, Sc II is perfect machine,
and as such il stands unchallengcd before the
world IL is perfect as a Mower, as a Reaper, or
As a Combined Machine The reaping attachment
Is either a Dropper, a Seil-Rake, or both, making
a perfect machine in either foim. 1t is made en-
;irely Of iron and steel except the tongue and lin
levers 1t also has separate lever for fitting the
points of the fingers or guards up or down both in
feaping or moving. II also has an adjustable
reel which can be raised or lowered by lever
whilst the machine is cutting.
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7, Is one of those rare. good remedies which
usel once viii be always kept in the house. -
pr Bulls Baltim re Pills wo refer to. Price
25 cents.
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Shspherdstown Summary.

From The Rs7isier;
The congregation of The Episcopal Church
on Easter Monday elected the following een-
t.emeu as Vcsrry,ucu: E J. Ice ! o. Aglion-
by. Thomas Wys,ug. Js 5 B'asonier. Ste
phen Dsudrtig,, T " Istimrr D d. Fen
lbton. john G Unsctl Geo. ~. Hall. War
iens-Gco. " Hall. ) " + ! Lee, j. W. F.;
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