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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

Young man, perseverance, will
win you riches. We knew young
man in our school days who was as
poor as the legendary church mouse.
But he worked faithfully, persever>
ingly and earnestly upon the afecr
tions of young girl with hundred
thousand dollars, and, marrying, he
became itch in single day. Per-
severe.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

The citizens Of Augusta voted in
favor Of subscribing $4,000 to the
Augusta and Knoxville Railroad TO
build a bridge across tbe Savannah
river. The road is graded from Au.
gus. to Greenwood. S O, and viii
soon b ready for tie iron.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

One Sabbath afternoon . worthy
minister observing by the time he
had reached the third "heade of his
discourse the drowsy disposition of
several of his hearers, quietly re-
marked, Tn the third place, those Of
you who are awake will notice" &c
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

"Do GU think I'm foo y ask ed
a violent fellow OF doctor. "Real>
ly," replied the doctor, Il would not
have ventured the assertio@s but now
that you ask my opinion, must say
that | am not prepared to deny it,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

Do not think Of koockirg' out an
other mans brains because he differs
in opinion from you. 1t wsuld be ss
rational to knock yourself on the
head because ecu differ from yours
self ten years ago.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

Those who thick that ID order 10
dresa well it is necessary ID dress ex>
travagantly Of grsndly, maj BE great
mistake, Nothing else y well be-
comes true feminine beauty as sim
plicity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

The people Of Virginia are deter
mined that the oame aud fame Of
Stonewall Jackson shall not pass out
of the public mind. A new county
has just been formed, 10 which the
name Of Stonewati has been given
and that Of jackson fixed upon for
the county seat Thus mooumeot
more enduring than brass is erected
to the memory O. The great soldier.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

If man has a right tosbe proud
of anything, it is of a gY action
done as it ought to be, without any
base interest lurking at the bottom
of it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

A val able sii n mine has been
discovered near Rome, aud Dr.. W.
C. Dabbs think 3 has b)nanza
right 81 is do,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

EDISON has salary Of 52s o0o a
year from the company he serves,
besides royalty from all sorts Of pat
cuts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18
' cry IIuIy yO''F'
Mas JOuN MCELR0Y.

The neatness Of the Job Printing we.
turn out 4. his o.iice. will compare tavo!a-
bly, with any done in Atlanta, and we guar
antee TO work as cheap Come and see our
specimens.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

Mea pirate about women looking
beautiful in calico, bat somehow the
young lady who promedades once in
calico, never gets a second invitation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18

The wise man telleth bis love, but
the foolish wsiteth 10 a letter,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-18
Che a25)atletta souraat.

TROUBLE can always he borrowed
at low rates.
, 1880-11-27

SECRETARY THOMPSON lEas written to
Commodore Hughes at tho NnrfuIk Navy-
Yard approving !ts act1on In reference to the
British stca'ner Sandrlnx'an, whose British,
Captain 50 rout1dly abused the American
navy, people, and 'lag few days ago. Sec
fetaFy Thompson wrote tnstructlng Comtuo-
dorc Hughes to send tile SnmIrlupllant nit
of dock Immediately In case she was In fit
condition to 60, and. II nut, to make such
repairs rs woult put her III n condition to
rcac' the nearest private dock. Tie Sand.
ringl'am being In II good enough state to
reac Baltimore, she wis ordered ont last
evening with her courteous british CAPTAIN.
WHO }'"l''s opinions So tlattcrlng u lts own
vanity and 50 uncompl[meutury to Uncle
Sam.
, 1880-11-27

GEN. ROBERTS, whose enod genera1ship
extrlcated the British troops IN Afgl1anfs.al,
from their perlfous position few months
aGo, Will he tho llonored guest uf about a
dozen banquets which are being arranged
throughout England and ireland. Ge,l. Rob.
eFts' being all 1rtsllmun.--a relative, BY the
why, of the Roberts who WIS Mt one time at
the heal OF the Fenia's III this country
VII! receive the grentest honor in Dublin,
lhere MI the loyal people are working hard
10 'nnIo tile a1lafr It great success, u,d every
Dublin nan of any social position Is pcstercd
to death BY lis wife or daughters, or both,
TO move heaven and the other place that al
invitation to the ball may be procured,
, 1880-11-27

MARCUS Dr. L. uAwLEy was hanged yes-
terday at Sateln, W., for the murder OF Ills
l,eigh'or, Zac'luriull Hayes, III June, 1870,
'rhu murder grew out Of dispute ubout the
ownership Of some land. IIAwtey was mar
rlcd Thurs'lay 10 his mistress, Nalnle Ilaw-
Sias, III ful6llment Of pledge mn,lc to her
SOME Years nso, md In order to lcg1tImfzc
their two children, The unfortuunta ,nnu
appeared to lo sincerely eontrlte. and before
his execution nude full md free acktuwi.
eden1ent Of Ills guilt. The Rev. Slr. Goosl-
wlt' Ut the Episcopal Church, accompanied
liln to tho scutfnld.
, 1880-11-27

In THO trial OF the libel suit brought by
Gcu. dc Clsscy against Kochefort md
La1sant tbs defendants have been unable to
bring forward single witness to sustain n
single charge Which they brought against
the cx-Aflnfster OF War. Rochefort admitted
that le had M grounds for the charges hc
penned, and that he published them In order
that parliamentary Investigation could be
had. When thfs avowal was made, the audi
tors In the courtroom cou1d with difficulty
restrain their Indignation, a1,l no wonder.
Lalsqnt pretended that le could produce
some evidence ii he were given a weeks
time, but the Court refused to grant the time.
The counsel for tho prosecution delivered
Nil llul'assioned Speech In eulogy OF
Zen. do Cissey, and referred to Him
rs tho first soldier who had entered
Paris after 1t lad been In possession Of the
Commune. THIS allusiun "brought down
tho house." Tie counsel aml De CIssey
were Justify clieeretl, and Rochefort's posi-
tion was anything but snfe for tine. The
court had tn be cleared before order couhl be
restored. The case will be resumed to-day,
, 1880-11-27

inE shipping interest Of Ills country can.
not oe sa|tt to be IN very prosperous state.
Fro'n tie report of the Register of sl1o Trpns-
ury 1t APPEARS that there l,us been tlecreosa
~ tue tonnage Of American bottoms during
ule past yenr Ut io1, ,5G&' tons, and tie atnount
of shipb'ti'ding during the past year l,as
been y, $50 tons less than for the nn,vtona
SeaF' 1lere IS subject for Legislation and
reform. ~
, 1880-11-27

JonN G. THOMPSON will Lo out of M.
l1t'cal JOB after tho It'll of Marcl, next, and
VIII then do'l the editorial harness. LIE las
purchased II husf Interest In tie Columbus
DHftu 71Mcs, ana will write Duulocrn.Ec
editorials for tlat journal, hoping to nuke
1t the chief organ Of tho Buckeye i}ourbons.
, 1880-11-27

A GANG Of cattle-thleyes wcro recently
pars'ed by II Gaiy Of citizens 11enr Tucson,
4trl. 4 light e1'stscd In which Wing. tl,e chief
Ut the robber-g.ll,g. WIS killed. n1ii William
Smlsh, one Of Ills followers, was seriously
wounded. The cattlo whtcl, tle thieves l,ud
stolen were recovered, Il
, 1880-11-27

AFTER having been out tll1rty-one hours
Lafayette jury returned Il verdict of murder
IN tho second degrees aRalnst John Snurr.
cilafged with having killed John Mayer Inst
August, Thu penalty was tixett at t,nprlson-
t''el't fur life. The trial las occupied tle at
tellt!oM OF the Lafayette court for several
lnys
, 1880-11-27

PRINCE Bls,IAncK Is suffering from Ills
old complaint. rheumatism. uesn,auy was
alAr'n1tt MIL Europe excited few days ago
BY tho report that lle was seriously ILL., The
report WIZ not true,
, 1880-11-27

CHARLES J. STElSAu, wholesale jeweier Of
Cincinnati, has failed. Ills assets are abuut
0,ooo, alld Ills liabilities aro nat known. Alr,
Ste!nau b!alnrs tile commercial agencies for
Ills bankruptcy,
, 1880-11-27

ABOUT sa5ooooo III gold bullion was With
drawn troln tte Bunk Of England yesterday
fnr shipment to this country. Neurly 1000
oo0 frames In bullion will be shipped from
iiayre fur Suw fork to-day, md $500, 600 will
bu shipped fruln Lulu|pt.
, 1880-11-27

entertained Of lack Of water 1t, ScIuy]kfu
valley, near Reading. and already the rail-
mill OF the Recalling 1sailroad at that point
mas i'ad to close down for lack Of the ifmpid
i'ald' alld 200 persons are out Of employment
lit consequence,
, 1880-11-27

Or the s5os, 100, $50 wurth Of United Statcs
registered per cent bonds, SIT, ,435, 800 worth
arc hcld by clttzens Of our uwn country, and
SaS3l, ,45o worth by foreigners and foreign
banking establishments. The Nationai hunks
hold Sl30,52d,7 100, and ottler banks anu
trust companies hold stla30o0o. OF the
$40, 0,aso.ooo registered 4'l-per.celt bonds,
our citizens hold s71a,0l0,00 ind foreigners
huld only 81, ls7, so. Tue National bn,,ks own
S39. .41l, $50, md other bauk and trust cDulpa-
ntes S5S S00. .4oo.. Of the bonus huld In our
own country. 10 $40 per cent are held III tho
EASTERN States. III 4-t0 In tho Middle Suites.
l43-10 III the Western States, md 3510 pr
cent In tile Soutller'l States. About 50 per
cent OF tho bal'tis held In the EHster,, States
are owned by women. 11 per cent by the
women III tho Middle nnl Western States,
- per cent In tie Southern States. 1t up
pcafs that tbs YANKEES women are tlle most
thrifty, aud Western women tho least so.
, 1880-11-27

4 TRUNK containing about $4,000 worth OF
Jewrlry belonging to Philadelphia house,
a'i In cltarge Ut Mr. Morrow, tho agent, was
stolen from II bus In front OF tho Clifton
House last night. Tho thief or thieves hare
hot YQt been urreste1
, 1880-11-27

ABOUT five hundred men were thrown
out Of employment yesterday 1T ST. Louis bY
tlla el0slns ut the st. Louis ueef-Caunlug
Company for the winter, *
, 1880-11-27

111anER temperature, snnth to west winds,
purity cloudy weather, with ucrslsio,lal raln
or SHOW. aro tho meteorological conditions
predicted for thls ragion to..lay,
, 1880-11-27

Two MEN were killed al,tt three others
seriously Injured yes.crlny BY the faltlng Ut
u sca'foll ut thu llarlen Railroad bridge,
.,ear Nuw York City.
, 1880-11-27

THE London Times Is mt at nil pleased ut
The determination Df t1le British, Cabinet to
refrain from calling Parliament before
Christmas to forge Il new coercion cole for
IRELAND. 1t draws n w0fut picture of the
condition of that country, where Brill SIT
fnade la's Is utterly set at defiance, where
the PRESENCE Ut D largo army Of policemen
and soldiers Ins failed 10 awe the peppIe into
sub1nssion, and where neither the rights nor
tho lives Of landlords are regarded as being
nnytl''ng like sacred. It appeurs from tho
Thu1ldercr's statement TINT no less than
ctKhty-six landlords or agents arc under
Immediate police protection, that the iay-
ment of rents las becn at,nost suspended IN
tie Soutl, and West OF Ireland, aud that
nearly tic entire population Of three out
of the four provinces arc banded
together to oppose the enforcement of the
law. The Times thinks tint tile Cabinet
Ministers must be very Mark Tap1ey1slI per-
SONS 1t they recognize In such a state of
affairs anything at NIL encouraging. The
bully Ncps says that Parliament will
probably meet In January, when the Goy-
eminent will Introduce an Irish Land bill,
and also coercive measure. II tile Pntland-
ers do not become mure loyal and peaceable
subjects Of Queen Victoria.
, 1880-11-27

TME propeller 6lmcoe, from Chicago tor
.cn|1anGwood. las been wrecked III Lake
Huron MI Manitau!In lslamt, aid It is feurcd
that nIl hands llaye WrIsl,tl. There were no
passengers OIL bQar4. The crew numbered
eighteen,
, 1880-11-27

TnEisH Will VI 10 alva,.ce III l.ehigl, and
Sci.uylklll coal during tile ,,at,utl. OF Doceua-
ler.
, 1880-11-27

The uIstertnen have left t}oycott's farm, ard
were mt f'ofested In their retreat. Boycott
hi'hseIf VIII leave to-,lay, when the military
cavairy, and police guard will be also with
dra,yn
, 1880-11-27

OSE THOUSAND men ut Albany, Y. T.,
lIAse hecn thrown cut Ut work OIL uccouut Of
low Wuttf,
, 1880-11-27
CLOAKS. Ist}fG7I1ANH, &e.

~ ~ - Z|R' ] &
Madison and Peorin-sts.
TOO many C|oaks!"
Too many Dolmans!"
TOO many U|sters!"
Compel us to make prices that will move
O2ticE-- Te3V q1ticc!
So. it in need Ct an
Outside Garment.
Do not PONDER and WAIT, but "con7e,"
and VIC will SHOW YOU, CONVINCE
YOU, yes, md SELL YOU. To enable you
to distinctly understand how much money
We will save you We append
"O2t7' Ne3U PriceSiv
DOLMANS.
Our $40 ribbed Beaver Dolulans, considered
a bargain by every LADY That has seen them,
"O'sr NcsO Price," $500!
, 1880-11-27

Tut ?ssh Of December has been Gxcd OH rs
tho tlme 'orvso edhIhts,cement Ut the trial
OF rarne!l a'1d> ~, tielltted Land.LtuKuers
IN the Court OF, hladh's De.leh, dublin.
llea[sy w|In has 4st.t Ase.l ctsctud to parlIa.
neut, and'one yalA !wlll bo tried ut
tho Cork Ass[zess which commence
Dec. !. The cllarge, i n<attst :, then, IL
TINT Of intEnldAtlng 'tatn.sr who touk n
holding froln which auother .,Yuy oyIctcd.
Capt. Dea,nlsl. Cork lan4hrI who hus
bean tie recipient OF II tl!reatenI,x letter.
bus written to Secretary Forster aux for
police protection and goes on to say tthaat he
Is Killed Lis bloud, Ike TINT othcr lu,dl.,ls
killed recently, will be on .lls heads qt Il,
present responsible Ministers of the crown.
, 1880-11-27

~! ~: !'|: ::
Closing Out
Our entire line of Chamber
Suits, Parlor Suits, Side
boards, Hallstands, &C., &C.,
RE(1ARDLIEISS
OP COST :!
We must make room for
the immense stock and end
less variety of
Holiday
''' e GOODS!
Which we are daily receiv-
ing, including the latest pro-
ductions in Decorative Fur
niture, comprising NOVEL,
TIES that are rare, and
manufactured especially for
US. The prices we guaran-
tee to be ~,
AST0NLSHINCLY Low! |
& co.
25I and 253 Wabash-aY., !
NEAR JAcKsoN-sT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

Many viii be panied at hearing that
this excellent woman is dead. Mrs. Moore
was The daughter Of Mr. Thomas Likens, dec d,
aud the wife Of our venerable aud esteemed
County Clerk, Thomas A., Moore, Esq. Last
sunday morning. although feeling very un-
well, Mrs. Moore went to the Presbyterian
Church, Of which she had been an exemplary
and devoted member cor nearly fifty years.,
but was obliged to leave the house during the
services In few hours she became uncon-
scious from congestion Of the brain aud con-
tinued so. till death puL termination to her
suaer:ugs aud set her faithful spirit free from
SIN aud earth, on Wednesday night abon,
twenty minutes past eleven O'clock. .,.
Our community will feel her loss, and none
n,oie than the distressed and the needy. For
The sincerity and tenderness Of her well-k nown
sympathies invited the confidence Of the dis
;ressed aud her eminent charity invited and
always helped the poor and needy. A truly
good woman has gone IN her reward. We e1-
tend our most heartfelt sympathies to her ven
Grated lu>taud ahd. 90 her sons aud kindred in
their heavy hess blessed are the dead which
lie in the Loud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
MARRIED.

At Grace episcopal Church, Derryville. on
Thursday, April 10Th. 1850. by the Rev. =. T..
Phillips, Mr. SAMUEL SCOLLAY MOORE 10
late Edward Mccormick, Esq.,-all of Clark c
county, Va.
On Thursday. April 29th. 1850, in Freorsck
city, Md, by the Rev. DIR. Diehl, Mr.. NEWTON
WALTERS TO Miss FANNIE L. GROUSE, for
merly Of Frcderck-both Of this place.
At the residence Of the brides father, in Mid.
dleway, by the Rev. James II. W. Blake, on
Thursday, April 18th 1850, Mr.. JAMES A.
SHIRLEY 70 Miss EDITH W. GRANTlIAM.
sseood daughter of Col. 1ohn W. Grau;ham, all
OF +his county.
At the Episcopal Church in CAarlestown. on
Wednesday after noon, May 9Th, 1850, BY Rev.
Virginia, and Miss ELEANOR ). WASHING
TON, Of this couuty,-youngest daughter of the
late Col. John A. Washington of Mt Vernon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
The Orators.

Senator VOORHEES, is q grand man, aud a
Grand or,tl-. II fame Is one Of the great
orators cf Tie country bad preceded him, and
The shoi, speeches lie gave Us were enough to
satisfy an ,ha: il rested ou a solid foundation.
When The time COMES. our people will insist
upon his redeer,iug bis promise to SPEAK to
them again
PERHAPS some vho never heard Gen Gordon
were surprised. They h ew that be was one
Of Lee- beat and most brilliant lieOtenants +;
but they di1 not know, what they know now,
that he has few il any superiors in the land
as 4 popular orator u voice gesture, grace,
magnetism, and condensed power Of utterance
in short. in all the qualities which consti-
tute the area. orator. he is well nigh periccb
We have heyer heard more eloquent and ef-
fectve speech upon the hustiuss than the one
he male 10 the morning, aud such is tie gen
cral opinion. OF course the report does not
begin o. DO him justice. -.l.
Nr peudietous style is senasorial-stroaS,
clear. animated, and eloquent. lie was listen
ed % with deepest attention, and many Of his
passages were striking in their force and beat
~. We heard him compared 10 Edward
Everett Winchester IiMcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
Clarke County Clippings

From the ColTier:
Mr.. John Gaunt sold to George Row
land As lambs. weighing $50 pounds, or ay-
erasing over 70 pounds each.
Mr.. Alfred Castlman, well Known
and highly respected citizen Of this county,
died At bis home, three miles from Berryville,
several weeks age, in tie s5th year OF his age
We learned the Other day that the res
ideuce Of Mr. J r. Locke, near Wadesville,
was destroyed by fire Oh the 18th day Of A.
pril. Mr.. L. loss about 81 .0C0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
DIED,

st Clearbrook. Frederick county, Va, April
lgih, 1850. ARUNDEl.HOPkINS,s son OF Edward
{. and Virgins ?. JoliGe-agcd years, II
months.
At her residence. Fawcett's Gap in Frederick
county. March END lsS0, Mrs. COURTNEY
ANN STEPHENSON-aged S. years, month:
aud day.
At TIE residence of her son in Ian, 5lr o. W.
Rowland, near Charlestowp, on Monday, May 3
1850, Mrs. MARY X. BOYD-formerly OF Mar
.iusburg-widow of the late Benz K. Boyd, and
sister OF Capt. James W. Glenn-aged 81 years.
In Charles.own. on Wednesday night, May 5,h
lsse, after an illness Of four days, Mrs. Ma RIA
J. MOORE, wife of Thomas \. Moore, Esq -sged
90 wears.
The funeral services will AXE place at The Pres
byterian Church at halt past eleven o'clock on
Friday morning Nay eth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
News and Times about Winchester

From he Times:
MIR. Al. Manning. Who with Mr.. Frank
Csstl,uau. recently departed or Texas, re-
ce.y,d quite 90 ovation iI,m his numerous
friends ID The eve O. lis departure
The dug finn of Berry y Naming
have li,coutitu,d lusiu,ss. Mr.. Manning
las coreto Texas. Wehave not leaned what
Mr. B,uys intentions ore, hut accomplished
as be j. in lis profession, lie IS rot hkely to
be long out Of business.
The double brick building en- South
west conner Of Braddork and Amhcrs. streets
On Saturday was purchased by Mr.. Wilson
Brown. FIR S25CO. and lie small wooden
buldiugs by Col Vim. K Denny, for Si,0l0
Mr. c. ~ Heusell has purchased the bo"ly
PROPERTY on Fort Hi.l-tle residence OF the
late Franklin Eowly-f9r s. 500 cash.
From tie Ners:
The Grove property on Bradd9ck st.
adjoining tie Faulkner property, has been
purchased at private sale by Mr. John !. llar-
acr. for $500.
The Barbour property, situated on
BraddocS street. Lcar the 5, uttcru Methodist
church MAS soid last Saturday > commission
CTS Abxaud,r md pCrdle'oD. To Mr.. Oscar
Barr f,r $50 l, is understood that Nj. .rr
purchas 4 1t for Mrs rcvaIt
Services wcrchcld IN the II. Z. church
LIST Sun Law. DR. McKendree L .iley, Rev. \
VI C,urteuay aud Rev b L. Brooke preaching
sermons. An appeal Cor money O. pay Ut the
debt resting on tie church brought "a .ubsorip-
non Of S1C50 This, together with the So
600 pledged by the Conference in all Of the
proi e., will relieve the church
The annual -trewiug of flowers On the
graves Of the dead Confederate soldiers ia
Struewall Cemetery. Winchester, will take
place ou saturday. june jth-the 9th Of Juue
this year falling ON Sunday. The committee
u charge az the erection Of the statue 10 the
Mary land lot ia tbe Cemetery haze invited
Spencer q. JOKES O. deliver the Grafton on the
0ccasi,u. Mr. Joues is clerk Of The Court Of
Appeals q Garyaud. .sud WAS an 'aicer 10
tle Confederate Maryland hue daring the war.
Facts are stubborn things" and 50 are
coughs anal colds, bu, the latter will iuvaria-
Dly yie5l, 20 Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
costs but - ceuts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
shepherdstOwn Summary.

From the Register;
Messrs. Barry and MeCaferty inform
"a us that they recently pu, of a blast in the
quarry belonging TO Mr. Wm. 7. Lemen, above
town on The banks Of the Potomac. in which
thcy used Is kegs Of powder, and threw out
several hundred tons Of rock. literally tearing
away the whole Cliff and that the shock was
81 great. thAt it affected the waters Of the river
to that extent. that in few moments after
wards hundreds IF cad FISH could be gather
ed along ,le shore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

I ann filing up my stock Of goods to
suit early Spriugtrads Ny usual low prices
viii rule. Sole agent for Pel's Corn Solvent
I have also received $4,000 feet Of Prime yell
low Pine Lumber, which ! offer to the market
at low price Csc. II. HAdLEf-
For Butterick's and all the latest p9t-
terms Crepe cleaning and Stamping 90 to the
Store Of Mas c. f. THOMAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
4 n n Mat j
-B 9 N Il
80 -
PIIOSPNlTE! !.

We claim that it gives rapid and vigorous
growth tO the plant, forcing it to overcome the
effect of worms and Insects, and at the same time
retains those more durable properties which pro-
duce the grain and cause The ear to mature.
Lest. rowerer, we should be saying too much
ourselves. we VII refer 20 c few testimonial let.
ters received from some Of the best farmers Of
Jefferson and Clarke counties, who gave our
Fertilizer fair trial last season, in many instances
using it by the side Of the old, familiar, high
EEPPITc 6 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

Do Got he deceived into buying so-called
cough remedies that have hesu ioistcd on tie
market by cxtravagaut Sdyert.siug-Sue'S
Syrup Of Tar is the oldest and best in tic
market. Used over 40 years. The good, old
fashioned cure NJ opium. Please give it
one trial 1, is only 9garier a bottle. ASK
n. +. Henderson Is Co .ur a. rs they are our
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A sons Blessing.

Ny oh mother, 90 years Of a.e, would have
died las, Thursday from nrostratiou. II | bad
not had a bottle Of IRON BlIIElsS 10 the
house Two doses completely revived her
4, Is a wonderful tonic. AT H.