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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
Desirable Farm for Sale
.IEOcaiiDn in Iowa C0uhn

will sell my farm containing =, aefe,' , az
s,,rutcd oue-hulfmile ilum the city Inns i;o'u.
east, near the old Mineral Point race lfaCn,
term. to suit he purchaser. Forty acres G, ,ir,.
cultivation an, / f0rty.ivc acres pasture "!u w"
Der all irst-cl.,s AND nearly new. 4 H.hG
chaI OF 80 trees Just baganing p hs e I'm,
small vineyard OF about tao Nnes Nh yn cfr.
900 pounds good, rich erafes last 'easu"' ..aol
rants, c0nschcrries ana str Therries; sy ~.
ciscrn at the kitchen door, MIr alaige o"' ii,
stable door: durable sIr,ng Of waIe l,, n hog,r
tnr corn ord hons, the dwelling house Is eo.
vcnient and comfortable, With large Si' IiI5s
parlor. four bedrooms closets. pantry It,,
the ground The buildings are WEI p,be f-rit.
by Young timber rom cod WINS aifo 'H rlan 4.
II neccssarv house ana lot might pc ny"
part pay. Tor further parucHlars na .HlIrY
-, = ,s-e e,r '"'' Mineral Point WIS
The ahoyr pronrrty having been dsmas'G
the cyclone win be sold ut saeE!A4ce'
effected soon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

IT is said there is reason to believe
that President Hayes has rendered
to Hon. Il. b. Washburne, of Hin
DIS, the appointment of Minister to
Berlin, riceBayard Taylor, deceased.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

TO-DAY the British railway com
Danies will inauGerate new express
system, issuing stamps of the denom-
ination Of pence and 6 pence, to
prepay to any point OF their line
packages of two aud four poHnds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01
Piano For sale,

\ secondhand Fisher Piano, as
good as new. Tor sale on very rea-
soaable terms. E,quire Of Mrs. S.
Kitchens, CD Fountain street. 45-lm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-01

/
lation urged by unstable, fancifuI
and superficial men, like Medill, for
the relief of the poor, generally ends
by affecting the poor.-MK Sentinel
THE SENA TORIAL QUESTION.
The following article from theMil-
waukee Ereaie>g Wisconsin must
commend itself to every Republican
who has at heart the welfare of his
country and his party, rather than
the advancement Of any individual
cause, or the success Ct any scheme
for the benefit of any political place
hunters. Though no name is men.
toned, the article is generally and
naturally accepted as 10 the interest
of Hon. Horace Rublee, because in
him are most fully combined the rare
qualifications demanded, and to him
the eyes Of the public imvoluntariy
turn in search of a man that may
safely be measured by the high stan
daiI hare set up:
There bids fair to be many as
piran,s for the honor of represent
ing Wisconsin, in the United States
Senate, before the next legislature
In this connection it is fitting to re-
view the lesson just ended.
The election has proven that tie
people can not aud will not be bound
10y the diCtation of ring on caucus.
No party is strong enough 60 long
hold its lIemhers upon a dishonest
platform. The masses learn the les
sons of politics slowly-but they
learn them by heart, Let no nan
mistake the recent uprising of the
people. The victory is not the tri-
umph of the personal adherents of
amy candidate Toe the United States
Senate. Politicians find it much
easier to obtain a nomination than
~ 80 .nrn an election Tho % nolit.
;al t,,n,c nv. -, lonrar svno,v-
,nnre Tho D,nncrot;4 ,o,iv M
Ian ,ho l,al.,.Li, nf ,.ircs ani oou-
nnsos oJnr,,1 ,ha .s.rr;uo oud
li.Lo,a.t 5nottinn If ,ha n,oanb.nl,
49,. Tn,Ii..s wo,a ,ola,n on ~,
;,sn, t.. tLn pn,,LI;.,n ,a,,,, .,n
d lL9', ,oa'Io,-h;n Of ,ho .,oto cen-
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49, r"'r't ,h,t N;..pns;n nrn.
,nnn.ry ~ to,a. th,t M man nav
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Harper's Ferry Happenings.


Miss Emily Child has returned home,
after an absence Of eleven months spent at a
Musical Institute in the East, much to the
qualification Of her family and friends.
Episcopal service will be held 10 the Luther
an Church on Sunday next, August 10Th. at %
p NJ Rev Dr. VIM H. Meade will ofiiciate.
Excursions to this place-Lig aud little-are
becoming monotonous. At the Firemen'S cx-
cursion on Tuesday little extra benzine aud
a few pistol shots gave some variety to the pro-
ceedings Of the occasion.
\ few days since July 90ih, Jas. D. Fore
man and David his son-poor people who,
with others, live on the property of }. NJ. Ma
son. ESQ, on the mountain, were arrested by
a Deputy L. s. Observation-Disclosures and
brought before II. II. Flick, Esq, Commission
er at Martinsburg, to answer a charge made 10y
one c. W. Graham, calling himself a Governs
mert Agent, for setting fire to the timber on
the mountain. An examination of the case
showed that the prisoners were not only per-
lectly innocent, but were absent from the place
at the time Of the fire, so they were promptly
discharged. To what extent our citizens
however humble they may be-are to put up
very much discussed here.
Geo w. Graham-referred to 10 above item
on complaint of JAS. d. FOreman-was ar
rested here, on a warrant that had been in the
hands of the officer for or days,-Droueh'
before s. Avis, Esq aud tonnd over TO keep
the peace 1t seems-by the evideoce-that
Mr.. Graham, claiming to be a Government
Agent accompanied By four or five men, or
dered Foreman to leave bis cottage-or hut
pulled down the hut and destroyed the man =;
property, and when he Left said. that if he
Foreman was not gone when he Graham came
back, that he'd burn up his property, or what
was left Of it As the property-save the
wood right which belongs to the L. S.--be-
longs to Mr.. J NJ. Mason the whole proceed
ing is most extraordinary, and requires, we
think, further Investigation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
-ErfensiUe Sale
SOTTHD0WY AND COTSWOLD SHEEP

OF
SOUTHD0 AND COTSWOLD SHEEP.
VNHE Subscribers second annual Sheep Sale will
take place at " Strathmnor," near Mt. Jack
SON, Shenandoah county, Virginia, Immediately
on the Valley Branch Of the Bait. 4 o. K. k, on
DNESDAY AUGUST 10Th, 1879.
Will be sold,
100 Pure bred Yearlng SOuthdown and Cots
void Bucks
100 Pure brod Ycaring southdown and Cots
void Ewes.
100 High grade Coiswod caring Ewes and
Eve Lambs ct his own raising.
The most OF the Sheep were bred BY the late
Brutus J. CLAY, by Henry CLAW Snr., I. j. Me
gibben, L. VI. Bedford, Mr.. kennatd and other
well known kentucky breeders. They are choice
and desirable.
lie hopes to oG'er some 20 OF 30 Head Of young
pedigree Kentucky Shorthorns of both sexes, al
the same time.
SAFE nil commence At II O'Clock promptly 4;
Lunch a. | O'Clock Sale rosHmed al o'clock.
TERMS Fifty dollars and under cash over
30 DAYS will be given for satisfactory negotiable
paper.
Trains on the morning Of the Sale viii leave
Washington at CLOCK Frederick, 5.45; Ha-
gcrstown. 6l0; Martinsburg, G.2j; Stanton,
20; arriving at 10 O'Clock ard returning the
same day-stoppiug at all way stations. Tickets
at bali fare rascs and good for three days.
GILBERT :. MEM.
Col J.. p. Muir, Ct Kentucky, Auctioucer.
AUGUST p 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Sudden Death at winchester.

Mr E IT Stewart a well known citizen Of
B..se'ey. arrive O., che Tay,or Hotel on Mon
lay m.rI- 3, having driven over 10 his car
t..-, uplaol ~ his wife aud her sister,
fra pleasure nnut Whilst seated az the ia
b.c eating bis dinner. between and > o'clock
le .-.l from bis chair. 10 an iuSensble condi-
non. Capt. W L. Powell, who was sitting
next 90 him. and NJ Robins the proprietor
oi The hotel 40 once carried him 20 his room.
and Dr. Love WAS quickly In attendance ;
bat medical skill was of uo avail. and he died
about au hour all half after the attack
lie tll not been very well flr some days, but
the Immediate cause Of his death could not be
Determined without an examination Dr.
Love suspected aa internal hcmorrhagc.
Mr. Stewart was son of the late Wm
Stewart from whom be inherited an ample eS-
tate. lie resided on his farm near Martins
burg and was au on,erprisug. public spirited
citizen. lie was one of the promoters and
ptincipa! owners Of the Grand Central Hotel
20 Nartnsturg-a concern which has given
that city as much reputation and has been Of
As much solid benefit as any other public en-
terpr'se ever uauguratei there lie was very
wei known aud hishly esteemed TO this auG
The adjoining c0cu,ic. as wei as at home. ard
bis Sudden taking off viii cause profound sor-
row 90 hosts 90 warm friends. and is q genuine
loss O. tAe couety Of Berkeley Ar s. was
aJou, 40 years Of age. IIe leavcs no children.
lIHcicsi,r Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Martinsburg Matters.

Admiral Boarman Is confined to his
room by serious illness.
Jno. p. Kcarfott, Esq, has sufficiently
recovered from his recent severe illness to be
able to 90 about the house.
During forty-eight hours, from Satur-
day night to Monday morning. one hundred
and twenty-three trains of freight cars arrived
and left the b. x o. r. r. depot at this place
Casper Viewer, Esq, one of the Oldest
and most respected citizens of this county
died at his residence in Falling Wtters Dis
trict on Thursdly, July /, after protracted
illness. lie was in the s0th wear Of his age
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

On next Friday, at the Grecnbrier
White Sulphur Springs. especial meeting Of
be Executive Committee Of the Southern
Historical Society will take place. An address
ssh. be delivered by Cen j. r. Chalmers,
{ Mississippi, the subject being Forres, and
lis Campaigns \ large gathering Of ex-
Coufcierales is confidently anticipated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

" CHANCERT.

TIE obect of this suit IS to obtain decree fo'
the sale OF the real estate Of John Keep de-
ceased, consistng of SO acres O.. land, n this
Cooniv, and d'st. hut on OF the proceeds OF sach
sa among the he, IS at 3W o, said John kcphart,
deceased, % oeilg ineVDedeut 10 maze partition
Thereof, in kind amoog said heirs.
Itappcl-'lg by aI.lavt ID ih7t the Defend
ants. JOAN l.. kcpho 3. James L. Mo'er. + zabcth
r. No.cr. E.en !. Mole. Maggie X. Mole-. Lii
lie j. Moler, Jennie L. Noer. sad rues T.. doie-,
j., are n0a-, esideass Of thi- Sa,e, they ave
hereby required 10 appeal witain lou weeks tier
tlc Q SO pub cation Cd. this order and do what Is
neceSSa ry to .otect tAei interest he elm.
And il IS ordered, that eopv Of this order be
published once a week, for ,oU successive weeks,
in the Nise'NiA FREE Pass. a newspaper publish
cd in this County, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House Of this County as She law pro-
yidcs.
\ copy-Testc.
I. \. MOORE,
Clerk of County Court
B,rroR 4 NirsoN. P. Sc
August @. lSI3-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
How Women would vote.

Were the question admitted to the ballot,
and women were allowed to vote, every wo-
man in the Ia d who has used DR. Pierce S
Favorite Prescription would vote it to be an
unfailiug remedy for the diseases peculiar to
her sex. DR.. Pierce has received hundreds Of
grateful testimonials Of its curative power.
Iowa CITY, Iowa, March /, 1878.
Dr. Il. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo y Y:
Dear Sir-For many months was a great
sufferer Physicians could afford me no relief.
In my despair commemorative use Of your
Favori,e Prescription 1t speedily effected my
entire and permanent cure.
Yours thankfully.
Mas PAUL Il BANTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Dry Goods,

NoFons, Boots, Shoes, Hcts, Caps, Clothing,
&c, de-,
a, Greatly Redaced Prices, in order to make
room FOR the coming season. Read the following
prices and be convinced Richmond Stitch Down
Shoes, 81 20 Gents Calf Boots, $3.50 up; La
dies Slippers, p cents up; do. Morocco Shoes,
IS cents up: do. Lasting Caters, s. cts. up;-
Best Prints, 8 cents; doz. Spoois Cotton, cts !;
Wash Poplins, cents yard-wide Cotton, 81
cts Ladies' Hose, cts. pr. Gents } do. cts,
and other goods in proportion. Never we're such
bargains offered in CharlestoTn; No auction
Goods, butail First-Ciass Goods. Don't forget
the place. First National Bank Building.
August =, 1879. NIMROD TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

Mr.. G.. c. Johnson, of the Wheeling
saHly Lsa}sr hoaoroi us 10y visit to our
aacium on Monday. To company with Mr..
Saluaker,-prigato secretary to Governor
Mathews,-aud other gentlemen, he was err
l0uie to the Grecnbrier White Sulphur Springs,
-an evidence Of the prosperity Of the Sunday
Lerfr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

The army of King Cetywayo of Zulu
aud is broken Up. the nation is dispersed and
ac King is a fugitive. When leaving the
a;,ledslI Of Uluudi be told his chiefs to look
p tbeu own safety aud to seek terms Of peace
= hes. thew could.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
BARBECUE.

TINHECE will be a Grand barbecue at the old
BEELEE MILL. ~ mIles South of Charles
town, on SATURDAY, AUG UST 23ed. $50
Persons attending will be accommodated with
horsc-sccd. and dinner for themselves. There
VIII be a b ass Band in attendance. A StGug
Band wiil furn sh music for Dancing purposes. 4
good PLATFORM aud every thiag convenient 20 aiord
a day OF eajoyment TO all IN attendance will be
supp ed. Ike reshnents of al Kinds ON the
ground. Come oLe Cone an
". Dancing TO continue till 10 o'c ock, p. NJ.
JOAN N. EATON.
Aur,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
West Virginia in varsity.

MINE departments Of study; Textbooks fur
y nished at cost; calendar arranged 10 suit
teachers; expenses for one year from SIS to 5000;
uon-sectarian, liberal, thorough. Fall term be-
gins September 3rd, 1879.
>. *For catalogues and other information, ap-
ply to the President J. 4. Thompson, Morgan
town, West Virginia.
August Q, ls79-3ms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
YOUNG ORCHARD,
and is in a Good State Of Cultivation

and Is IN Good state OF tuiuYation.
The Farm is in a desirable neighborhood, and
convenient to Schools Mills and Churches, with
in easy distance of the Chesapeake Il Ohio Canal
and the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Upon the
following Terms OF sale prescribed by TIE De
crees
TERNS-One-third of the purchase money
Cash on the day Of sale, and the residue in two
equal annual payments, the deferred payments to
be secured by the Bond of the Purchaser and a
Decd of Trust upon the premises sold, the Bonds
to bear interest from The day Of sale. y further
description If The Land can be obtained at the
Office Of George VI. Beethoven, in Shepherds
town. or at the Offices Of William Il. Iravers, or
Frank Beckwith, in Charlestown, West Virginia.
The Land will b. started at the price Of S33.s5
per acre, being the advance bid made 10y Mrs.
Mary L. Hunter Tor said land, to the Court at the
March Term, 1879.
WILLIAM II. TRANEES,
FRANZ BECAWITH,
GEO. NJ. BELTZHOONEB,
Special Commits toner's.
Aug. Q, Is79-5t. J. shannon Gallaher, Acnr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
DR.. YIN. =. Steuart. Marine Hospital,
Port OF Baltimore:

take pleasure in commencing Coltens
Le.bis's Liquid Ext'ac, Of Beef as a most ex-
cc.lcut tonne and iavi-o0toT of the system
have tested 70 with universal success
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

NEXT Session begins SEPT 10. full course
in Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
MATES. Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. The
Sch col - ueH supplied NTH apparatus for IL
Iastrotion a. ne Sciepces. l-c-For Catalogue
containing terms and list OF testimonials, apply to
the Principal.
AUG o. lS7g-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

Charlestown Female Seminary.
VIHE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
4 BEGINS
Monday, September sth, 1879.
Terms made known On application to the prinei-
pal. Miss SARAH II. BROWN.
Aug. ., ls79-4m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
IcSTRAY.

HEIFER. with unde5bi;s in each car. came
I to the " Cat-Tail Farm " about the FIRST OF
Nav. The owner will come forward, prove pro
pertv, pay charges, and take her away.
GEORGE J. FRITTS.
August Q, lS79-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
The Largest Wheat in the World.
1879. For Fail Sewing. 1879

Nov offered 70 the Public Tor the first Time
y To every subscriber to this paper, who win
send a three-cant stamp to pay postage. we viii
send a sample or the wheat with circulars ana
terms 10 agents, eivi'g size o. the packages. &c.
Address CLEVELAND SEED COMPANY,
Aug. Q. lSI9-lt Cleveland, Tenn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

The deepest running stream known Is
tac Niagara livcr. which just under the lower
suspension bridge Is 200 feet 10 actual meas
Lrcmtlt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

MARY J. M0LER, John L. Kephart, James
Z. Moler, aud the following named infant
children of said James +. Moer. and his
wife, Elizabeth +. Moer, dec d., viz: Eliza
beth Z. Mo.er, Ellen j. Moler, Maggie X
Moler, Lille !. Aloier Jennie T. Moler, and
James Z. Molef, Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

DRIAR SCYTHES, Patent Els Fans, Brass
ID kcttics Churns, for sale by
August g. DUKE & GALLAHRR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

Put no, your trust in Princes says
'y Writ, aud We may adj; condolences in
me persons in high places in this republican
sod 9s oars may be misplaced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09


's lAseu'''o Oo'nu'''''c % ''o o0o'u''"
-'.s''.''a' society VIII 'a"e P'''e 1u ','' 'SS
'', oe U.'''s''1 - O.D. -. m o''"'.'''''
i, C,mpai@ns LARGE Gathering Of ex.
-,pe.l.r,,es Is confidently optieipa,el
Mr. c. c. Johnson, of the Wheeling
snly Lealer hoaorei us by visit to our
aacium on Monday. To company with Mr..
Saluaker,-prigaie secretary to Governor
Mathews-aud other gentlemen, he was en-
Ioiie to the Grccnbrier White Sulphur Springs
-au evidence Of The prosperity Of the Sunday
LeaIr.
=, 90. H. e.
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o.
5ltse Love-. has been an hon''ei representa-
I'VE oil The o.. pie OF warren Oh" 'ue Assembly,
30 virginia i'' several years ana 10 OILS ''7-
.',Te capacity and through DIS press ana us
hartman OF The state Executive Comm ''eo OF
--e uemoo'a''e-O'n'e''',''' party l''''y "u'
wisely ana aoly rejects 'ns sentiments % '"'
hest people % lhe w Dominion.
The publication bv the Parker,burg
g.4r.l Of sueb a nar,c-aph concerning Co.
GA Nslsubousch as appeared in the last
...,. of tbs, p,p,r is pr,oftb,, ,be editor is
IGNORANT Of me character Of The Gentleman
whom be 50 grossly malsus. The ten lines
80 not contain truth. lie cannot find a man
Tho has exhibited q greater degree OF public
spirit, OF who has been more lavish according
90 ability, IN the expenditure OF his private
means to forward the interests OF the poo.'
ABOUT a''' or TO minister 10 ''' wants % 'AS
's''s Ut more 7'ls''''s ''' '''''' ''-s VI 0''0'
P'' ''' ''''' " us ..1i'' p 20 d D'I' '''''
--''o'sD'y u"s'''sI '-'l' O''' ~ '.''' " -'' 49,
rl ~ - ......,.,,,.....l .,.....+ .,+ Nj.
-iir G. '' N''iiiil-' '-''- agent ''t -'"''
.roham E1oaDl-wbose opinions are render
.,..-, --.:.;.
-A A--''' ''@'''o i'0ui ''o '1"''"' l'''''''- DC
erc1nies writes to the State DEPARTMENT pre-
r.,..- m
I.rtlCI the serious iNIHfe OF an crops ID
Britain. and large demand. in consequence.
u9oa this country AMI Russia Tor bread stuff
supplies. From another source we hear ofthe
loss Of the potato crops throughout John
Bulls d5niai9as A connective item In the
same regard is the recent shipping from New
York. for Easland. Of 500 tons Of fresh meat
either on The hoof % To- re,r,serators. Eng
lands loss in food material Is cur gain.
'''..'.'.'7 VI. '''''''l " -
O''"-.' ~ w. ~ 1855 .--'s' ''''
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'-, ,,.i. ''''' '' 49, 49, ~
" '''---"'9 'D'' Il '''9 .'I'1 '''''' ~ &c
ao'' 90 a'd io 'ne p! '"eu' o' '-' o.. 1u-e que
upon TIE Monument recently erected az " 'a-
chester, TIE f'a'.''" -'.i o'"o' . OIL O-'-- O''S-
D.''s. 3, lD'l ''aD'l' says
fer',. Ceme ' . a, VIC -', u' ' See
Of al'avorao' eridcis.ng 'ae act. The 10 .- was
Fl. BAD. or ne Yellow fever ID T.,es E., e
south, and the operation viii no doc o be repeat
, of rSol f.ii, - b'. ,' , ,be .ee
,oas should be made, even IL they DO come al
rom enc sac. A,s.rs D,o|e" q 70 Gave en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
CHARLEsTowN ACADEMY.
A Preparatory School for Boys.

wM. II. KABLE, A. NJ, Principal.
r, F. CAMPBELL. "a. N. and Medalist Wash
iugton and Lee Univ. Asst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
wOMAN's FRIEND.

w HY should she hesitate 70 save her health
w and money. when she can do so by having
SLOAN'S CELEBRATED SIX WHEEL CAS-
TIERS attached to her Sewing Machine, at a cost
of only S2O0 per set? They save Money, they
Save your Carpets, they Save Time, they Save
Doctors Bills, they Save Weak Backs and Feeble
Constitutions, try them and be convinced. Every
Sewing Machine should have Casters and is un-
finished without them.
J. W. McGINNIS, Gen'l Agt,
Middleway, Jefferson County, W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

DY virtue of three several DEGREES Of the
- Circuit Court of jefferson County, West Nir-
ginia entered respectively at the March term,
ISIS, the October term, 1873, and the March term,
1879 in a certain suit in chancery therein depend
ing, wherein Robert Fowlcr's Administrator, ct.
al, are plaintiffs and Joseph Crane, ei. al, are
defendants, the undersigned Special Commission
ers will Oaer for sale at Public Ouicry. to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Court House in
Csarlestown, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
ON
Tuesday, September 9th, 1879,
at o'cock, A. NJ, the following valuable Tract
OF Jefferson County Land, being the farm upon
which the defendant, Joseph Crane, now resides,
and containing
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State of West Virginia,

Comfy Of jefferson, Set
IN the County Court Of Jefferson County,
d West Virginia,
10 Rules heM in the Clerks O6ice Of said
Court, Tie 9Th day Of august, 1879.
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JACOB VI. KEPHARr, Samuel " Knott,
and Margaret NJ. Knott, his wife,
Compile.
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Judge J. T. Lowell OF The llW10, Sa-
facl visited ouT town on Monday to attend a
meeting Of lie S. ". r. r.. Directory, aud on
Tuesday gave us pleasure by call upon us.
Judge Lowell has been az honorei representa-
i've oi the Oh. pie of Warren iu the Assembly
Virginia f5r several years, and ia bis lesia-
'.t.ve capacity and through bis press and as
Chairman of the State Executive Committee OF
lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS party fairly and
wisely and ably reflects the sentiments Of the
hes. people Of the on Dominion.