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Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Abaltng.

1t is the opinion Of the Labor Green
back Party that the revival of business
is only temporary. This was the bur
den Of tho talk in the Massachusetts
cunve Ation of the party yesterday, and
one Of the remedies proposed for the
stappation of business which the labor
Green hackers are hoping for is the NOM
inatiou of b. F. Butler for Governor,
AID Wendell Philips for Lieutenant
Governor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Gen. Mcclellan Seriously Ill.

Governor Mcclellan, Of New Jersey,
was taken seriously i'll at his residence
in West Orange, on Thursday. Three
doctors were called to attend him yes.
terday. A despatch from one OF them,
dated at 2 80 Yesterday afternoon, sta
ted that the Governor had been reliev-
I'd of the intense pain from which he
had been suffering, but was still con.
fined to his bed
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
A Good Word,

We clip the following from the New
ark "Ledger's" Philadelphia letter:
I regretted to hear of Francis Vim
cents defeat for Treasurer at the late
municipal election in Wilmington
Although a Republican, he has done
more to preserve unimpaired the his
tory of little Delaware than any man
living. Being now the only surviving
American member of the Golden Club,
his literary reputation had long age
extended across the waters to the land
from which our fathers came.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

Watterson. the famous editor Of the
"Louisville Journal" who was staying
lately at Block Island, not a great way
fiom Newport, R. l., says that II w
must have a Republican Tor Presidsn,
next term he prefers Grant. This Il
an admission with Z meaning.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
MfddIetOWn FAIR.

All Wilmington and vicinity contrib.
utors to the Middletown Fair, should
address all inquiries to W b. Naudain'
Middletown Delaware. This promi-es
to bs one of the best fairs ever yet held
at Middlstown. For ths accommodation
of passengers q platform has been
erected y the Railroad company direct
ly al the gates Of the fair ground.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Maryland Ps,is,es- Js-ss A. Gar,

Maryland P0D16aes-Somes a. 0ery
M~sinassa for Governor.
At the Republican convention held al
Baltimore on Friday, Mr.. Gary was
nominated for Governor BY acclamation;
Samuel Mallalieu was nominated for
Controller; Francis N. Darby, Of Wash
ingtou County, for Attorney General,
James T. Mccullough, Of Cecil County,
for Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
The committee TO apprise Mr.. Gary
Of his nomin alton and request his at
tendance entered the hall, and Mr..
Creswell introduced Mr.. Gary as thu
"next Governor Of MARYLAND" Mr.. G..
made brief speech accepting the nom
ination, and said that he was a Mem
Der of the Committee on Platform; that
he endorsed every word in it, and in
the coming cam~aign wonM make it hot
for the Democrats of Maryland. The
convention then adjourned sine die.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
enue Decreased.

The actual decrease Of the revenue
caused by the reduction Of the tobacco
tax that went into Eject on the first Of
July last, is $75s,S77 That being more
than $750,0O0 for one month, twelve
months at the same rate would amount
to S9, ,OOO, 900 annually.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
The EImira Races.

E1m1RA, N. Y, Sept. l2-This was
the last day Of the Elmira Bradford CIR
emit. The 2.34 race for $4OO was ief'
unfinished on account of darkness, La
dv B. and Billy Bolden taking two
heats each. The running race was al
unfinished. The free for all race toi
$500 was won by Tom Keller, Castle,
,on second, Proctor third, Marv Russe.
fourth. Time-2:32; 2:27; 2:3o; Zoo
The unfinished races will be completes
To morrow forenoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
ls3S-Hsts f! Hats-ls7s.

Rumford Bros. are still holding 1orth
at 4O4 Market street, and selling the
fall STYLES of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This is the lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount OF sales, 6c.-
Their genial and accomm dating man
ner has to some extent been tn" means
of attracting and retaining custom but
the low prices of their goods are the
chief incentives to buy. 7
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
The Censns Of Dover.

By q census Of Dover, which will be
issued in pamphlet form next week,
the total population is 2 67l. Last
year it was 2,h68, and in 1876, 2,23l ;
showing that our pop alation is increas-
ing at the rate Of more than hundred
| q Voar,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Residence eoe W. Ninth st. 8

A CARn.-Homer A. Hers School Of Art
n re-opens September ed. Freehand.
mechanical drawing and painting taught.
Instru 'tion privately or in class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday, Wedr esday and Friday trsm to .
o'clock Freehand drawing and painting
taught through the day to suit cOnvenience
Pupils fitted for Academy Of Fine Arts, Phil,
adelphia Portraits painted, &c, SC. All
Kinds o. drawing designs, &C., &C., made in
the most careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any info nation call or address studio
room 10, Masonic Temple Wilmington, Del
Reference-Col. H. S. McComb. J. Taylor
Cause, ESQ.,, H. @. Robinson, ESQ.,, Dr: J. r..
Tantum. 82Ou
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Kent county Far ms sold.

The land of the late Randall J. Gar
man, lS9 acres, near Blackis,on's Cross
Roads, was sold at Administrators sale
on Thursday to Mr. Bradley, Of Will
mingtoD, for $27.25 per acre. The farm
Of Robert Wilson, Is acres, in Renton
Hd., was sold at Sheriff's sale to DR..
Cove Salisbury, administrator Of the
estate OF John Green, decreased, for Sl5
Der acre. The marsion house Of the
late Col. George Davis. situated in
Smyrna, was sold to Mrs. Mary J. Davis
for 81, 900, also pasture lot for Sl70'
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
w Ortep Fair.

The Kent county, Md, Agricultural
Fair will open at Worten Station, on
Tuesday next. The grounds and build
ings have improved this season, and q
large and successful exhibition is ex-
pected.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Journalism vs.. Sheep H"'S"~'

Prom thU NeWHrK 17ouse''
John O'Byrne, Esq ofthe Whining
TO :" Morning Herald " is becoming a
secopd Horace Greeley, and is comoin-
inc sheep raising with journalism.
s.yen southdown sheep OF impo tan'
8 ,ock, brought from Kentucky p1
Messrs. Hossinger and Hcmrwood, nave
hasn purchased by Mr.. O'Byrne.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
sn,pued to Europe.

Messrs. Rich ardSon & Robbins snip,
mad on Saturday last a carload Of
canned poultry, the last thry nCa mao, ,,
Viii h amounted to over S5,oos. All
Of II went to Europe.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Tho vAtArnu Editor.

John M. Laird, editor Of the Greens.
burg "Argus," is a veteran among the
editors of Peunsylvania. He has been
connected with newspapers, in one way
or another, for sixty six years.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Charming in Buttercup.

Mrs. Caroline Richings Bernard
charms even those who hear her in re-
hersal OF her character of Buttercup in
next weeks "Pinafore" by Ford and
Zimmerman's old company, at the
Broad Street Theatre.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

NNAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE Concord.
.Xk vile, Pa, for both sexes, is situated on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central h,
r., and is eleven miles north of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students re prepared
for the active duties Of life, for business and
college. 1t excells in HEALTHY location, good
rooms, and f1rst.c ass professors. Little boys
are made to fee, they kave home. For cata-
l0gue call on DR.. E. g. Shortlidge, 1912
Market street, Wilmington.
J. SHORTIlDGE, A. NJ,
$40 SIN d&w Principal
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Re Rumberxer Enters
Bail.

HARRISBURG, September H. Repre-
sentative Rumberger entered bail this
morning in the sum Of $4,000 for his
appearance at the November term Of
court to answer the charge Of corrupt
solicitation of members Of the Legisla-
tuY6.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
List Of Unclaimed Letters

List Of Unclaimed Letters,
Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post
Office, Saturday, Sep g. 1879:
LADIES' LIST.
Bonman Mrs, George Holmes, Miss Eliza
Berry, Mrs. Jane johnson, MRS. Edwln
BOyce, Mrs Raohil
Coulk, Sedonia King, MISS beulah
Dcoley, Miss Mary Z. Mitchell, MISS y.
Hammsnd. Mrs. Z. 4. williams, Miss Clara
Wilson, Sallie p stephens, Mrs' Carrie
aRNrLEMRN's LIST.
Raley. Alfred Hoffeoker, J. J.
Chamberlin. F,M. Killey, John
! ay. Air King, A. M.
DeTrome. James A. Kennedy, Thos & Bro
aYav n. A. Mo "ahOh, James
tssihert VIM. Moore, James 7.
Gase Waiter Phillips, Samuel
Hsrmsn. Alfred Tn. II. Rudolph
Smith, y.
WM. Nj. PYLE, p. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
Third Anniversary.

The Newagk LEDGER" one Of our
best Delaware exchanges, enters upon
its third year to-day (saturdsy.)
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

RISES ATPRlVATE SALE a.
NJ 1T h nd OF youn and sound ~
we'll broken. will be sold Oh the
IN Per,ons wishing TO purchase Will dt
~ call and examine X. M. Glib
N stables on French street. 9-0.6td ltw
AR sAyE.-A large number Of
G.e farms, anr we'll located
DrOpert ties. Now - certainly
ime 10 buy, Real Rstate II I'D.
cins in value. send for print
j. A. BON y 4 co..
0Ol Shipley ~.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
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WANTED.

lANTED.-A housekeePer and good
woman for cooking and general
work with reference. Apply to 7Ol
! street. 9-l2 ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

Offers the following ,nducement to owners Of
Real Estate, wishing to sell the same, to
nlace IL in his hands. He will receive all
such property ,chargng only such sums as
will Day Tor advertising 1t, and no further
charge unless the p ope ty Is sold In which
charged. Fe also always keeps on hand 81
fne an assortment Of fURNITURE as can
Re found in the city, which he will sell OIL
cheaper rates than 1t can be bought else
where. THOMAS M. OfLE,
0.T I'm wv Market Veet.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
MARSHAL'S SALES.
d ARSHAL'S SALE.

AkSHAL'S SALE.
By vntue Of a writ Of Levari Facias.
IL out Of the United States Court for he
ct OF delaware, to me directed, Will be
ed to Public Sale, at the " ASKING.
HOUSE, No. 206 Market street, kept by
Hopes, In the Q ty Of WilmingtJ IN,
Caslle county, Delaware, on
NSDAY, the oath Of SEPTEMBER.
1870. at 2 0'clocs. p. M,
lowing described real estate, viz
That certain lot OF ground situate In the
Wilmington and State Of Delaware,
the three-story brick dwell Z house
pn erected, bounded and described as
to wit: Beginning at a point on the
Pfly SIDE Of Tenth street, at q distance
hundred feet easterly from the easter y
madison street, at corner OF land OF
W. Pierson thence sontherly parallel
|Madison street along the line OF said
h's lNnd, and land Of Charles ibbOns,
lhdfed and tifty-eight ieet to corner
easterly and parallel vi h Tenth
tWe' ty:five feet. more or less, to the
land of Lewis H Cuxe; thence by his
no paral 81 with Madison stteet, pass
rough the centre OF the party division
between the house on this lot and the
oh the Oi adjoining on the east, north
PC hundred and fifty.eigbt 'eet To the
Ald 81, of Tenth street. and thence
westerly twenty. five ieet, more OF
the place Of beginning, be the con
c'ithin said bounds what they may.
90 and taken In execution as the prop
Charles W. gladden. deceased, (Mah
ohild, Administrator of Charles W
h, deceased,) ano to be sold for cash
y, HENRY H. MCMULLEN,
marshal for the District Of Delaware
snls office, Sept ., 1879. 9-9eod5t.
ARsHAL's SALE.
irtue of a writ OF Venditioni Exponas
eut OF III District Court OF the Uni cd
I9r the District of Delaware. at thu
ho'ace W. Reed, q minor, by his mex
benjamin ID. Reed, and to me direct
NJ expose to sale at public auction r AZ
~ 70 the highest and best bidder, TO
IN THURSDAY, SEPTEM BEK 18th
atzoclock in the Afternoon, at th
~ Nealord, Sussex County, Delaware
o,., sne now lies, the sloop "Only Sister,
ekle' apparel, furniture, &c.
HENRY n. McMULLEN,
o;S Marshal District OF Delaware.
sHals sSa Office, Wilmington. DEL, sept
'o'' si3-4t.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
ROARDING,

ENTLEMEN can be accom- mOdateti will
board or lodging at
lms NO, SO4 KING ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

N. B.-The Fall and Winter stock
IN still daily Arriving. There will
be Grand Opening at the Boston
House as sOen - the Stock fs Conn
plete, which Will be Announced
Later Through these Columns.
Ql2
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

IAN ED.-A young man In grocery
store, or will sell half interest or trade
Hiding lot Uther business gives no time
Pre-. Good stand. Address business" T"
BLICAN Office, 913-2t.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
AUCTION ROOMS.

a TTENTION. = The subscriber having
n commenced the auction and commission
business at
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15
.,p :, SHEEP , Ar PRIVATE SAIL

head Of stock Merino Ewes and Wethers
ns srson wishing to purchase Will do well
a. they win be sold right. t.all on
"' 'A' H. SHAMELESS,
NJ t;ibson's stables, French st eet below
90 6td Jtw
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

/ fANTED.-A good COOK, washer and
lr ner At 3ll Market street. Refer
fequi'ed. 9-l23t*
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

LANTED.-A girl for common house
work. Apply at 207 W. Eighth st.
B9- 3 3t#
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

(,p sALE.-Ons good fallll 4 top huggy.
~ p,ice $50. Apply at k7lley y COS
umks, Third street below Church.
4 ns IN
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

FANTED TO HIRE UNTIL SPRING
on farm, single white man ALTO boy.
n to W. H. REY NOLD~,
l0tf Avonda1e.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

h sa,.t.-A brick dwelling and stable
Pr.,,ah,e Ph ior n carter centrally located.
su,"r, ,o y, PEN NnINGTUN, NO. 3, East
I'M street. s....
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

6p SALE OR RENT.--rhree new SIX
r1om ,wo-story brick houses with bath.
nd % %cnld water. Situated on Pop ar st.
w tieventh, Very reasonable. Apply TO
N'' HARLAN CAUSE,
=, Front and iatnall Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-15

h. SaI,E.-At o bargain, first class
i,earbOrn wagon, good a. new IN up'
Irder, suitable Tor grocer; Ap,iy 10
|'''' VIM. HIICHEN. siIocer,
,oa Fourth and Wsinut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
Jenerson's Son.

4 few days AGO reporter Of the Isdianapo-
is Journal ascertaine,l that a colorei msn ia
the employ Of DR.. ". c. Thompson was pos
scsscl Of a history At once strange and Interest,"
isg. aud. with view Of ascer,aining The iaess
connected with this person. sought The Doctor
out. and by him was directed 30 the old t'iar
home The reporter made known his errand
as Le seated himself on the sofa and watched
the effect of the announcement on the old
gentleman. lie az FIRST appeared surprised.
and answered after some hesitation, " lss,
telieye au the son Of Thomas Jefferson.
have every reason 20 believe him 10 be my
father aud no reason 10 thiak TO the contrary.
After some persuasion on The par OF the inter-
viewer, The old gentleman continued:
IL IS short story easily told. Ny mother
was a slave girl a tail and handsome woman,
belonging to Mr. Christian, Of Chaflesiown,
VIRGINIA Thomas Jefferson and my mothers
master were warm personal frieDds and fro
ouently exchanged visits, Mr.. Jefferson pass
log good deal of bis iime in Charlestovn and
At Mr Christians house. Ny noiher was ere
of the housemaids, and had the care OF Mr.
Jenerson's apartments during The time lie pass
ca AZ her masters house. Her name vas Mile
Radiford. and She WAS said 10 be q very pretty
woman in her young days. although Dark
mula,,o iu color. | was born in the month OF
March. 1903. at Charlesiown, aRd am conse-
quently seyeuty-six years old at tie present
time. can remember my masters house and
grounds very well. and have myself seen Ihos.
jefferson Ny mother and all Of her people
always told me that he was my father, and
have 10 reason 10 doubt them. Ny mother
was then unmarried aud Mr. Christian himself
said my name was jefferson, and he gave me
the name now bear that Of liobrrt FGgu-
son. Those arc the reasons for helie,in ny-
self bis son. suppose an really hIS 'l-
spring
We take The above from the Albany
IL. " Express. We have made Inquiry Of
several Of our old citizens, aud learn that
Thomas jefferson frequently visited Charles
town. In company with General Darke be
visited the printing Office Of Mr.. William
Brown, (ialher Of our felow-citizen, Mr.. Jos.
Brown.l in 1900. The Office Of Dir. Brown
was in the stone building on the corner Of
Lawrence street and Academy Alley. Capt
Christian was Deputy Clerk Of this CoaAg in
1904, and, from the information we have,
must have been resident several years prior
to that time, and re;dod at Paradise now
tie residence Of I,aac Fouke, Fac and Nj.
jefferson was frequently his guest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
Clarke County Clippings.
Fton the Courier;

FfoD the Courier;
On sunday morning l1st, Mr- Heory Viii
rng. an arci, wel,knoun and highly esteemed
citszen of Clarke county. dici sucde1ig from
an npo-ieiic stroke, q, hi' homs near hill-
wood lie was honorei and respected By All
WHO knew him =, bis pfobify aod kini-bsaFi-
elpess. and be d;ed 10 tis 73fd year, leaving
a wife and grown Children to mourn tbsif los
Adam Barr died Of consumption at lis home
n Berrvviile % Monday evening after e
liorofing illness. and was buried on Nedacsday
in the graveyard belonging to tie Dap'is,
Church. lie was a stoDemas0n tg trade, and
was respected BY ell pLo knew him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

A terrible riot took place Mondayaitcr
noon at Mcintosh. Liberty county, Ga,
station on the Atlantic and Gulf railroad,
between a party Of negro cxcursionisis from
BRYAN county and negroes belonging 10 Meln-
tosh. The trouble began IN fight between
two negroes. Nhcrcupon John Randale. The
cautain Of 4 negro militia company from Bryan
county. which company iormcl part Of the
excursion. ordered a charge. Tie company
obeyed tic order, bayoncting everybody with
ia reach. the captaia bimseif siliog oDe man
by running BIN through with bis swo'd.-
There was intense excitement at this outrage,
and the McIntosh negroes rallied and drove
The military company into the cars, opened iire
on them. killed fur, wcundcd large number
4 others. and only stopped shooting when the
train was drawn oct Of range. They tried 70
nrevent the train from leaving by tearing up
The railroad track. bul failed. All ihe parties
engaged we're negroes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Under the shadow of tic ruins Of tic oh
church in which be miuisieTci 50 long and
f,iAfully. 10 the Lutheran gFayoyard, stands a
g.. .onumcn:, erected lasi weck By Biz dcsceD-
dants in this town 10 the memory q tho good
Christian Sifcit, whose yih0es ere yet tradI-
lion among Us. The inscriptions upon its four
sides give briefly some Of the leading points 10
the lie of a man whose namc 6lls large and
important space in the caEy history Of VIM
chester. They are a. follows:
"Chrisllan Stfeit, born in Nsw Jo,fsy Jsnc
7. I749. ordii sd 70 the Cosy Niristry, 1889,
died At Winchester, va, Marcs ioth, 1872"
"Ps.ior st Winchester, July -, l7e5, to
March TO- 1919"
" Pirs, Minister Of the 2gassolisal Lotic-
ras Cbureh, born iu America
Il have fought good Sight; have finish
ed my ,oorse have keP; the fifth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
POETICAL.
HOPE.

8Y IEWIN RUSSELL.
80 natter whore we sail.
A storm may come to wreck us
4 bitter wind, 10 cheek ns
In the quest Tor unknown lands,
And cast Us on the sands,
10 matter where we sail:
Then. when my ship goes down,
What choice is lc.t 10 ire
From leaping in the sea-
And willingly forsake
All that the sea can take,
Then, when my ship goes down.
Sull In spite of storm,
From I'll we feel or fear
rescue may be near:
Though tempests blow their best,
manly heayt can rest
Still, in spite OF storm
-Seribncr foF Jane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
SAEElRl'S nAlInaL GURE

Is local and constitutional remedy, and IS applied 70
the nasal passages hy Insulation, thus nllh!lls ln-
nation and pam aal nr once correcting, cieAnslhgi
and purfyag the crctiors. Internally admin scr, a
81 acts upon the organs crcrafiou Keeps the tkn
moist and ncuira1cs the ecid pccn that hs Us
way into tic stomach and tlcuce into tho blood linus
curo PROGRESSES in both directions. and 10 docs not
seem possible for human Ingenuity 10 devise more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21

Mr.. Howard Gather, one Of the most
substantial cAiltns " Frederick county. Va.
Giea lass week. he was useful 10 tie Church
and 10 tie ctmmuuiiy, a vie couIsellrs
hospi.aJle. abo1ndiDg 10 GOOD works
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
l.IGHT q MITCHELL,


DEALER ~
Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
SCHOOLBOOKS, STATIONERY ,TOBACC0S,
CIGARS, &C,
rglAKES this opportunity OF thanking his n
patrons for their mostlibera patronageVH
for the last year, and hopes BY strict gtten- Il
tioa and fair dealing 20 merit continuance ofthe
same. sell frs;-rdfe goods always; 90 not sell
co,Dpe-feif or cheap goods for the best Warrant
everything sold-to be returned If not as guaren-
teed. nismYdesire, and also pleasure, 70 selImy
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
qii-ar. but willircompeled sell them Laudanum
for c;s. syrup for cts, and Cologne for 25cts.
per pint; bat at the same time, let me aform yous
thataccording 70 the United States Pharmacopea,
you can'tmake l.audanum for less than 10 ets, By
the wholesale. A much cheaper planis to buy
v0ar goods qe-u;ne, aud add the raieT Yourself
luantailmv old Accounts settled up oypaying
the Cash inraediatelr. and new ones begun imme-
diately, II not sooner. Will notesk for money on
the new ones until after Harvest.
CIGARS-bestin town.
GEO.T. LIGHT.
Nay l. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable distiilation entirely
rrrIil.n aii ci,.-- ra-1adi-s

tn fhc p-cnarn;ion 4 tlls remarkable remedy every
j herb. plant. and l.arS 8 sblectd 10 dsi!llAsios
Whereby lie essential lacLlcA principle j. obtained ~
vaDor CONDENSED and bottled. What remains in the
sill Is iae.t valrCiess ard totally unft for use IN an
snfs arc insoublc compounds q woody LbEe al tine
TIRES. saturated gllgriOl1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-06-21
OF ALL DESIGNS,


Rockaways. Phaetous. Buggies, Jumpseais jag
ccrs and Extension Top Spring Wagons
and Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
wears. aud working for WellsJ. Hawks before The
war, and haviog now in my employ Mr.. VIM. \.
Davis and Thomas RYAN, Hawks old reliable
Painter aud Wondworker, can give satisfaction
TO an who may favor me with call. All New
Work built bv me warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done IN the best manner and at
short notice. and with the best material.
Oct. Is, lS75-y JOIN J.. HILBEkl.