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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Deat1 Of capt, E. II. can,pbeu.

Ills many friends in this community will
be sincerely grieved to hear Of the death, at
his residence in Cumberland, Maryland, on
Tuesday last, of CAPT. e. II. CAMPBELL
He was native of Berkeley county, and s.
bout forty-six years of age. For few years
past he has been a resident of Cumberland,
but for number Of years he was citizen
Of this town. No man ever lived in or
midst with more stainless chaTacter-none
more universally beloved and respected by
al who knew him. As Ruling Elder in
the Presbyterian Church he WAS consistent
in walk and conversation, and though the
particulars Of his death have not reached lis,
with the testimony ofs life so well spent be-
fore Us we cannot doubt that his end was
peace, and that he has gone to be forever
with the Lord"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
DEBNgLEr COUNTY TTEMs.
From The hlpegl7u

From The H'YegfRt.
CD. C. J. Faulkner. r.. has been made
President OF the Hancock & English Club.
Twelve Knights entered the lists 1T =
Tournament n Bcdington on Saturday week.
r. p. II. Staub, Esq, delivered the charge.
Mr. Bent Tablcr won the FIRST prize; Geo.
Homer the second and John L. Crisweil the
third
From the s'atesaoa.
Mr. Jos. F. Potts had the misfortune 70
have his collar-bone broken lest Saturday.
he was blowing Mt the time, end IN, horses
made q sudden start over q rock brake and
the plow struck him. telling him 10 the
ground.
On Tucsd9y lest, 3ir Ash HamiA, Of this
city. made q narrow escape from death. lie
is dentist, and was engaged IN the process
of hardening rubbo. The yulcanizer is q
small copper vessel, to hold water, and q
col oil lamp is placed under it TO heat Tie
water to steam. The themometerindicatei
$50 lbs. pressure, and the top blew of, strik-
ing Mr. H. i'm the face, cutting his mouth
badly, knocking out three OF his front teeth,
and scaldinE him badly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17


The Wheeling Register has 4 weli-1imcl
and wcll-cor-idcrcd article ON the canvass
In West Virginia. From among other things
weil-said we take the following;
Ihe i.2ulngan Parry ., VIII J, 90 nil, n' ,, IMAM ~.
an mir ofconadence. Il Mil make great claims
Of strength, and be- prolific IN promises and
,,rr s, f +. r,, ", r. MIN e .,i
date for Governor win go bloyiatine over the
i i,, 's ' , %. ;S 'l ,,.,.ii , o,'i HUI
he is riding ON a great r9uad-swe'l ,hat is
fY'ioM'n- up ,lC.l,'S am rs . iaI' nm. iil
he midst ortbechfn music and he cliulsinroC
tac sash ~ Is possible thai even 'ne eiec, may
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Rcltesei 10 Fay.

Twanty-six delcgltc5 to the readjusters
recent convention when returning home on
the Richmond and Danyiilc ltajIroalretusCd
So pay thcir fare. and as there wcro only six
hapjson the train, succeeded in bulldozing
the conductor into giving them a free ride.
Tt seems from this that the rapacity OF the
rcadius,crs has oaly been sharpeHed by the
adjournment OF the Legislature and the
consequent locking @! the treasury upon
mos. of them, and dread is experienced lest
in case ,hey have majority in the next
Legislature, not only the creditors of the
safe and the railroads, but everybody who
has anything they may desire will be sub
jec;ed to the "stand and deliver policy
Alcr1adrjq Gazette.
Refusing to pay individual obligations is
bu. the natural sequence Of population Of
STATE debts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Judge Brannom or, Of TIC gIera.

We publish below, says The Carlsburg
N.cs, letter addressed by Judge Brannon
to friend, from which it wiz be seen he
declines 10 be q candidate Cox 5adga of The
supreme Court.
Wrsro.', " Va June 3D. 1850.
BIZ Duf ST.
5haak you most cordially fory oursoiicitule
to place noe ON The Bench Of the supreme Court
of Appeals lfecia'ikc grateful. toO.her friends
for thcir d.sintcrcsted expressions Of similar
wishes
have recently learned that the counties of
the potomoc waters Will claim tOhave thenom-
inatiun conferred on some one OF their emf
nenily qualified citz.rs The CONT IS COM
posed of four Judges. We have three now in
the wcst and 1t would seem 30 BE- Just 20 con
code one to the east Again, Che counties re-
ferrcl ID give about onc-eiyth OF the whole
Democratic vote o. tic STATE. They MAY have
60 do better So assure the success OF the ticket.
] do no. wish 90 contest their claim. Thank
in. Won aeain Coz your kind oacr I decline 10
hagcmy nlme presented TO the Convention for
thc nomination.
9fos, .--ir,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Anothcr .order of Gcn. Hancocll's.

In his order dated at Winchester, Va,
April 10, 1868, announcing the surrender Of
General Lee, and the terms given to thesol
diers of the Conlcderacy, aud calling upon
all to come in and De- paroled, Gen Han
cock, who was in command OF the Middle
1lilitary Division, speaking to the people Of
Virgins. said: The Maior-Gencral COM
manding trusts That The people u whom this
is sent win regard III, surrender Of Gen.
Lee with his army, as Gen. Lec himself r.
CARDS it, as the first great step to peace, and
will adpp. their conduct 20 The new condi-
ton OF affairs, and make i, practicable for
him to exhibit to hcm every lenicncy the
situltioa will admt Of Every military re-
s,raint shall be removed thai is not absolute
~ essential, and your soas, youf husbands
and your brothers shall remain with you I'M
molestcd."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
TIE Circuit JudJcship.
EDTroRs or FREE Press:

EDIT0R5 or FREE PEEss:
At the elections in October ncXta Circuit
Judge to serve our people must be elected.
Il is conceded that Judge lioge will net be
before the voters for tiat Office. Ile is m
upright Judge and it behooycs us, in the
event Of his failure to accept clnd'd1ey
ior reelection for obvious reasons, that
worthy man should he chosen as his Hcecs-
scr. Such q man l suggest in the person Of
Hon. James II. Grove lawyer OF ability,
-ss.ute and learned in theinuicacics Of his
profession; q gentleman of culture, OF iiuent
and handsome address, Of kindly disposition,
OF discrimination, Of conservatism, OF indus
try. These arc possessions that do him
honor and viii serve to make him useful in
the position which many OF his friends de-
sire 10 see him occupy. A FRIEND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
i Telr RcasoMs IYhp.

Ems FRzE Press Allow ono Of your sub
sorihe-> space for a few reasons why lion. b. L.
MARTIN should receive delegates at our prima-
rieS
l-t Because he has adopted the National
Democratic platiurm-agaiuSt al subsidies.
2nd Because he voted against subidizing a
railroad detrimental to the interests of this
country.
Srd BccouSc he originated ;hc Bill By which
the Shenandoah River received the Tro'y
Thousand Doicr appropriation from Congress.
4th Because lac is man who will servo his
constituents in governmental services with
pleasure; or in other words, he 0ckaorlol9cs
himself "a ScrrGlt Of his people-not their H0s-
ta.
18th. Because he Is a match intellectually for
any man in Congrc,s-so claimed by one Of
the brightest minds Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

CONNECTIOHS.- Train so. c.nnor' -
Shenandoah Junction with %. 4 %. ffain l.af...f
New ORR 20 T.. 81. Philadelphia u 80 j. .i.
Baltimore % aud s 20 .. &c., aud "gsl'oti."
. lOA.M.
Train 30. 3 connects Of Shenandoah Jun' p
N.th Baltimore and Ohio faliJounl trni1, a.'if
ing NJ Wasllngtpn Jlj =. D., Baltimore w.
J. b., Philadelphia $50 =. D., New ) ork ~,
4. b.. and icas.g Cbaflcst9wn aiief iie a.f'.''
or Il. 4 .. train lcaYiag N4w York 800 8. u,
Philadelphia il45 3. ~, Baltimore 80 j. A''
Washington 81 J.. u.
Train 40. CONNECTS NJ shenandoah ia1rii'o
with l.. aud o. train. arriving at NaIhH ~.
03j A. 81, baltimore 10 4. ~ Tbii4a' 'i''
$50 +. ~, Nov York 1919 =. 81.
Passengers ffDm AariiDsiurg ior sng ,'aNi,
on :. V. K. H.. take trains leasing Isfup.ll.s"
CTS 4. ". and rs =. 81.
Passengers from sheplefdst1nn iDr h1fAD
burg take trains ani 3.
Pssscppers for Luray take stsgo Of lieniorrf'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

After n careful review Of the Congress
sional Geld' we are constrained 70 believe
that the contest between Judge John Blair
Hoge and Hon. b. f. Martin is nip and
tuck" and between Hon. D. B. Lucas and
Capt. Bradford i, tuck and nip. a blanket
viii cover either pair al the start,-Au- it
VIII require two blankets to cover the horses
entered for the race before the quarter pole
is reached. At their respective homes
1Ies,rs. Hose, Martin anl Bradford are as
surcd of solid delegations. The friends Of
Dir. Lucas claim that it is so with him, but
friendsof Judge Hoge and Mr.. Martin claim
somcs'rength here, and it may result at The
pFimmic, to-day as We stated las. week, that
the county vote viii be equitably divided
among ihcm."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Fineen:h Amsnamen, Celebration.

Thursday was observed by the colored peo-
pie in commemoration Of the adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendmentr-- part Of the Con-
s;ituiion Of the United States with which they
are most familiar and in love. The day WAS
celebrated by n procession OF colored Orders
the members in-well We We're going TO say
uniform -yari-colorel attire, and the numbers
i'm line about one hundred. Jasper Thompson,
Marshal with mounted 81 Is, orlerlies cap
tiins of tens. twenties and tiitcs 10 the number
Of ten. The officers were well-mounted, we'll
uniformed and presented good appea rance
Ourtownsman, Wesley Lowry wasconspicuous
in blue blouse and breeches, and red stockings
TO the knee, as hatchet bearer We hope he
will bury it rather than cut down cherry
tree'-for he isn't George Washington, 10y any
m ans. Yves, though a stalwart in physique,
is not a stalwart in politics. The procession
was yiewel b. many upon its march through
the streets before repairingto the woods, where
the exercises and pastimes are 10 be INDUCED
in. We go to press before the return. We
suppose, usul some speeches VIII be made
i'm front OF the C1uct House this afterno,n.-
Astheelcments are MISUNDERSTANDING and
thunder pcosatng a storm-we have agpre-
hensions that the blue of the jackets and the
red Of the bca9cho5 o. the cslc5ratioaists viii
be emanc'patcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

We raak knowingly when SIC ASSERT Ira,
Haiis Vegetable Sjclian lair i;eac1cr j.
Me bc- article Of thc Kind sold ON the AM
c-:can Continent Personal rial Las dom
onftra.cd this en-. fhe article is su clreaW
and c.canly one, wit,.,ulwach wc think no
toilet complete. Moss8. Johnston, iloilo-
way d Co, COP Arch street, Philadelphia,
are the agents ior the article, and VIXEN
cur Philadelphia friends return from Cape
May, thcy should certainly procure some OF
il. We know # uo uch article eytant for
Gre heir, and ihu pe2k in such decided
and emphatic ,crms.-Cseea F5aW Gpe
lLm. h Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Grand Ecems;oa % Es,sna Rtr;;.

There viii be q grand Excursion Of
Churches and Sunday Schools under the
auspices of the Presbyterian Church, Hlr-
pcrs Fury % Island Park, liiyrne's Island,
meas HaTpcr's Ferry, or Thursday, july %.
Al Churches and Sunday schools are cor
daily invited. Singing music and speeches
viii BE The order of the day. ilarpcr's Fer
III, historic end eraid ia htr scenery, Q'iyis
her at!factiou'.. lbc Island s beautiful and
hes been made more attractive than ever
T3c FIRE Tor B9uad-trip tickets from Charlie
town is 80 cents; ciiiIelhaifpricc. Trlin.
VIII arrive at the Island a5cg. 10 a. II
Nlna By N. laean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
.goiscc 10 Teachers.

rE7IIE S;ate Superintendent af SAoois has =
: lrtel SAep4erdstovn as tiicplace lJr hold-
ine our C1u..Y institute. and MONDAY, the
10Th iuat e ila time f0r .ts commencement
itv-il De continued one week and hecgndactcd
br Sir g. D. Hie.t of HamT hire county.
The County Board q Examiners sill meet
az th- Stone s.hooi-ii0usc CharlcstJwn on
THURSDAY. THE 29fH INST IT 9 O'Clock
g. M. for the purpose Of esantining applicants
for certificate 20 teach i4 tie Free schools "
thi. couu.v JOHN HE'S
County vIiidendcni.
IuiyIl. ls5o-2;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
Voice of the people.
Iiil,sdale. Michigan.

IIII17U'UV, MICNIEII-
Il. V. Pierce NJ. d.:
had a serious disease of the lungs, and
was for limo confined 10 my bed and I'M
der the care of physician His prcscrip-
lions did not help me. grew worse,
coughing very severely ] commenced TO
take your Medical Discovery, which helped
me greatly. | have taken several bottles,
and ana restored % good health.
Yours r-spy- JUDITH BURNETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
TIE TIRGINLI FREE PRESS

alch appears "a nec dress tbs 'reet. Ue
prop0ss to furnish % aac Subscribers az
Fifty Cents tor -Four Noatis from ties
dg,e. Il ,rW take aa oeiirc part 10 Zee
eaarass, bet ,cW not entirely ssrreHdef rs
columns to politics. Il shall Be oT c5o't
% n,qiatais The reputation Of this pape' as
De Oh Family Journal
July Il, 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

The Martiusburg IadPcad,7t referring to
his attendance upon the Temperance Mass
Convention at Philippi says Hon. james
II. Grove Of this county, Is ono Of the
nhlcst sneaEers i'm the State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

What q pretty thing for Garfield TO say:
Youa. gentlemen, If you start ou- in Ete
with high Ames YOU viii become as maies-
IDEAS the Oaks of Massachusetts"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

Even the Republicans of Jefferson County
oersonauy have nothing bur respcc, for
Gen. Hancock. The only thing against him
is his candidacy for President as Demo
crat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

Numbers Of prominent Republicans are
doiugwelland declaringlo Hancock. Others
ere feiguing iu-heaithand taking cavoyagcs
salt air being prescribed by Che political
aocJors rs necessary TO their preservaion-
The whole party viii coup Saltriyer' in
November.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

All the Indications, says the harrisburg
Independent, now point 20 the nomination of
Hon. c. J. Faulkner for Governor by thc
Democratic Convention to assemble on the
2S,h. Indeed, there now seems Go Toe no
doubt of his nomination ON the dr-; ballot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
NORrHWAED.

CONNECTIONS Trim so. connecn p
Shenandoah juno. With Baltimore aDl OBJ u-.-
arriving az Washington - j. j., Iain,
10 ssP7 ", Philadeiphla ~ A. H., SeE iofk
GO An. tn
Train 40. connects Al Shenandoah June VIZ
=. s o. train, arriving 90 Washingion u. - o.
~. Baltimore Ii.IO A. ~, Philadeipha ..,' 90
b. New York 1910 J.. ". -,,t
Train No. G CONNECTS a. slcfaud9ah juno r, 1i, N
b. o. train lea ging New York 1000 T. w. IA
adelphia li30 J.. H., Baltimore 10 ale CIV
4. M., and Washington 90 A. =. ID.
Passengers from MartinsbGrg foT Shepu N
town tskc trains leaving Nartinsbrfg CD D. 80
or lis \. 81. "a n
Passengers from s. Y. Z. 7 Station sltn %
Junction Tor Nartinsburg tako trains 2 ana ., n
All trains daily except sunday. sienGais 80
time hat Of Baltimore. Stations marked
are Tag stations. .,.,.., r.rns
superiniescsnL
G.H. DVsp,rs, CenT pssz'r. Agent
June ., 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
KohLh0nsen hNs Just re-

KohIho1tSen hpS just re-
ceived u ne10 lot of Ne10
Go0dS III his line. No
cheap o, sholoJy g0ocJshept
III St0ch--aU first guilty.
lam 10 cbeap nun, Jut do
my zOorb weU, and Of
course Good Goods and
cool Work must be paid
TOR in proportion to qualt-
TT. rs usUnl, special at
te51tiOy1 paid to w0rb ham
dJed by Incompetent z0orh-
men. Sign Of Big Watch,
Ny. " W. BWtOn's old
staJ1d, opposite tie ,SadJer
Bl55ldin6.
July & fs5s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

To-day, saturday, the Democratic Primo-
ries viii be held in the various precincts of
the County to elect delegates to the State
and Congressional Conventions. Let the
meetings be fun, so chat representative of
sbc real sentiment of the people may DC
chosen. IF the Precinct Meetings are fully
attended, there can be no JUS ground of
clmnlain. as o. the results
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

six hundred and fifty cakes Of tolls, soap
are said to have been stolen from theIalmr
House by the delegates to Chicoso. We
should have thought they needed IS many
-sora-at least two cakes q piece, and "a
shower Campbell, Oft the Wheeling L'-Ii-
ceRccr must have gotten some oti,-hc has
been washing dirty linen lately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

The storm on "Wednesday in town de-'foy-
cd several shade rc,- aud mutilatld otlcfi
but did 800 other damage. We pre- ,ine
some Of the fools o. com IN the HeiTh5oI-
hood show tie effects. On -he East SIDE 81
the river. on the AIaltby farm, tue 1ar1i,
some Other ou.-bHIdinss fence, De- were
damaged: and ID is the first time Or forty
years that q storm Of wind and ram ias
been known to be destructive in thet locality.
Tic ITrroly Nrh, tg 81 HaHo ,ro9 o'.-
p'rc }w F,,e DaaLs.-A full set Of 'Fe.ersel 3
New and Chcap Elilion II the Waver.ey No-
wells, with q steel portrait % Sir Waiter oclln
from Ncwtons celebrated picture. Ia twee.n,F-
six large octave volumes. paper cover WAX nt
sent to amy one o. amy place, per mail. post
paid al once or rcuitline Five Dollars TO- Use
same I'm a letter 10 the Publishes l. y. ie.el-
SON & Brothers. 30G Che taut Street fii.af. j.
PLATA. Pa 40 this low price every FANNY 10
the land should le.ait ife Dollars % the I1',,
h,hcra, 81 once, and I'1, ea tleiaac.Fs % .'.-i
aud complete ser of .ac linc4, novel. ever WIZ
ten
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
no CHOKING.

There ran DE go choking, ler tllc re.- 1n tiat
+, L. a. positive force fcci aud al tho white
caps" siaws. or any foreign subsistence ib {
should chance a. De I'm tic wheat i fed thrO'
without s,cPpa@e.
PATENT FERTILIZER CUTOFF.
One OF tie improvements required Of late
year Was. some appliance whereby The i1w Of
fertilizer could D., arrested 40 the cuds while
turning around or moving ilio ddii from one
Geld to another. This was accomplished iy as
last year, and aFiici % nearly a.l new ma
chime and has proved % success. No farmer
after having seen Che waste Occa'I1ne'i by the
continual i0w while stopping tDiiil up the hop
pcrs viii wish To do without this now and use
iui invention. Independent Of this, the hp~
can be s.oppcl while I'm motion by moving thc
regulator slide. and also By the guano sbih-le-
yer, which can Doe shifted D. stop thc motion Of
the a.iiatOr shaft while fhc Driil Is moving.
rsA full stock OF EXTRAS or hand.
FOR prices, terms and Circular apply TO
DUKE a. GALLAHER
Agents for Jeiicrson County, w. Va.
July ~, $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

In enthusiastic Hancock and English
ratification meeting was held cn Saturday
last at Berkeley Springs \ dispatch tothc
Wheeling Register announces that "tacmce--
ing was addressed by able speakers among
them Hon b. f. Martin, who delivered aa
able an clocuent address It was heerand-
e-t meeting ever held i'm Morgan comfy
EcG may rest assured ,hat cold Morgan
viii give the ticket q large and handsome
majority
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

Session berius on the FIRST 81. oe,oler aaj
continues nine months Apply Cor Catalogue
lp Che Secretary ol tine 'aclity, p~t-aiicc ai-
yrssity of Virginia, Ahnmlrie Co., Va. IA.
+. HARRISON, NJ. D., Ciai,m0a1l ihc Facui-
ty.
JAY n. fSsO-Gt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

VIII Pc paid for apprehension and conviction
of tbc person or persons who INITIATED the Sud
Gle ol Iry james H. Clrey on the might of Tie
3r,. g. July, 1880, in tllis place.
lsSROM 8LIFBB,
Mayor
C',.r,eefov-- Tu1y Il fgsD-@t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

Garfield the candidate Tor President 1ys
one of " the fundamental powers OF eovcm-
mcut" is wrapped up in the maintenance
anil enforcement of the bayonc, election
laws. But Garfield, the Congressman when
the Presidential chair was ar beyond the
rance of his vision. favored therepcal 90 the
oG;ous parts of those tyrauical laws, and &C.
nounced them SIS unnecessary and unjust
Philip drunk and Philip sober never talked
more inconsistcntiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

The general sentiment of the State being
Ina favor Of Hon. G.. J. Faulkner Tor Cover
nor, we hope thcprecinct meetings through
ont this County to-day Saturday viii sig-
rally second it by sending solid Faulkner
delegation to Nuiinsbwg. The State viii
be very largely represented by its ab.-etmd
most obseryaut citizens, and impressions of
Jefferson and the people of Jeilerson-othcT
than of being the great agricultural county
and tax-payiny pcople-will be formed there
based upon the character of the delegation
In attendance, whether members of the body
or mere COOKERS ON i'm Venice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

Rev B'rna~ S.ar-, Ill. j., Of Stanton,
Va, agent oftho Peabody Southern school
Funl, died 81. Saratoga, y. l., or Tuesday,
agod n years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

II babies coud ;a!s they would often OK
press Heir thanks ID t!cirHar'e lor rclicy-
ing them Of pain and suffering Vs. tic use
d. BUlf- Baby Syrup.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17

DONDESsED MiLK-fe.h-aiwr or. o. a.
BUTbBR& AlsqUj'b'
Jan 81, lsso.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-17
special Notices.
SOUTIIWAED


Shcphcrds;Dwu lease
Shenandoah June. Arr
Shenandoah june. Lc.
, 1880-11-22

n, ns to he III Trnliraa for n aHrt fDr Buffalo
wtrn tho wGntcr inkts fhvorns'lr tlrn.
JlfG st.'lni-imrW: =. &. baldwin md schooner
Gth'1"n Wr+t Mrl. ',iaGhnrvng cnrEHa or irfI1'-
Urt. ut S'nlth t'l1icaR,,
The tug Awnrrstnlsts, A,lti tnrRrs PrshtfRo nhA
Alert hive gailtu tHt winter 'ItlnriGr8 here: hao
thu schooner i'nrti ttlvnr.
Whfln wnrkln1 ln tho leo whIrh cDyerH Mud
1.nkr Gn EnturiHy 1t wns discovered thnt tho
llankinn of the tug y. Il. Wnrd tmd hcf.t' wnr1'
came tls,wtl Tho Hptlth firnnGlt. ttIptl her e~
t,llnker! nnl hid up. H1 will unlerR1 cxten-
SIy' rnpnIrs ttnrin1 the winter.
fnstrrtIny tho fGAsgl.t tlwrDry tugs Il. i. Forty
md II. bhint''s ec4tIin ssa,lc'l by brnakltY tho
'rftn ecit.9,,nr i; n. pprtrh. pralr. .lafcn. WINS
met Hfl Milwaukee ut II H. III. Saturday, making
excellent pFWrcHs down lilo laku.
On her lrcst.llt trip the schooner Resumption
viii stop ut WhItcilAl1 l'ny and take nm 3D.yD
cargo Of the sseatncr CIty Of Woodstock, which
stranded 0ut. !if III tho greilt Kn!e.
80, Ono ft't af s'ow fell Mt GraHd Haven on
Thltrstfuy.
turn IT,, trp To- l,!nlo wIti cGrn .,,,.o,
terribly frnn Milwaukee IN tiliest Gf u cargn.
J,nst evening tho Eohnfutrcnt Llnc Hr0pcl!cr
IsHsHfn left fnr tintfAa with 4 t,irgU Of u. .Gu)
lnlhl'es nf cnrn and 1.G10 hHrrEis nf ilntlr Tho
propeller ftMlilnkE. nf tho snmc line, proceeded
10 Mt cleynfur IL lt,ntl.
.dhn Il. Lyon Is making arrangements 10 have
hctwrcH lD.ttO and 4tN.U0 bushels Of whtnt
transferred Ir4M tic Rock Island Elevator tn thu
Mutt house. A vessel will bn esKaucl to tnnku
thn trnnafer.
Tho Owrrr.of shn scnw Moses Gnpe scru ycs..
tcr3lhy rnrnrnrng tD Dtlctccf q t'nssllile rtEo nf
wnscr III tho river. They woro expecting, tl!u
tinHr, anu essnyed to ASCERTAIN her approach Iii
ths Wise.