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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
CRIMES AND CISUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH


AMILLER ENDS his LIFE.
ALBANY. Oct. 16.-Ihomas Mercer age slxty-s,x,
miller KenwOOd this city, committed suicide To-Day
y KTcKED TO DEATH By a HORSE.
MONTAGUE n. j.. Oci. 16.-Belinda COnkllng,
Young lady living Halnesve Sussex County was kicked
10 dsatn Dy her fathers horse yesterday
KILLED ON A RAILROAD crossing
NV BRUNswICK \. J Oct. l6.-Wllllam tar-
OH @ r agsa sb H N6 IA o. Ta s RaoaG at
A ALocoMoT1vE BOILER ExPLoDEs
LITTLE Rock Ark. oct. 16.-An iron Mountain
Railroad exploded its boiler this morning at the
A RAILROAD CLERK COMMITS SUICIDE
NoRF0IK, Va Oct l q. Robert II. Wells, clerk
q, the ssa6 ard and oanose Railroad Company Ports.
shot and KILLED himself l1stsnty 10 gay bne cause
RAILROAD COLLISION IN VERMONT.
DERBY LINZ, VT, Oct. I6-Ihe reg niar mail
tram on the g1 esne and freight cars
delaying the mail tram i've hours
MARYLAND TRAGEDY
BALTIMORE Oct. l6-Mlitou Picket was shot
dead yesterday by father Picket in carroll County & N mGa @
MISS Picket whom he had wronged
KILLED BY FALL.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-rnree men @ WORKING on the the
throw the apsst ng Of The @ platform Ss ysR
Collins 5aSsn , 90 Shs Serious bruises
SHOT BY HER HUSBAND.
BALTIMoRs. Oct. 16.-Wllham IOdd liquor
ShSie she arms their infant month oid The
pistol held close TO the woman that her clothing took
H'' FATAL ACCIDENTS IN VIRGINIA.
ORANGE, w., Oct. l0.-Absalom jones; OF Rock
rrham Count On exhibitor the agricultural f3ir was "a
rtsh.t sst night AZ CupeppeT while passing between
The ears Of trun tnat being coupled together negro
was lnursday Dy accidentally falling into Tie ma
| chnery hobby hoise
| EIGHT DEArHS FROM AN EXPLOSION
| CHICAGO. Der. l6.-ine boy OF httle g'r
named usacS parents PERI he'd by the explosion o
- rrf civ dSt.irry Inst ught Wys found among the
& ,ortfur Thc DO lies those 'epol missing last
n1~ nave been covered gAt deaths nave now resulted
} from The explOaOn
/ 4 Roy SHOT IN AN ALBANY HOTEL
| ALpANY. Oct. ia hall-boy nc the american
natal uamed Burt ths morning ana u not *
,i IA ,iv, lIs .lvs nr by John Lyons 81 New
V,rt VINO rr iasO the pof pousht 20 u'
80, Vrs Iynus SAYS hanGug psoi oeiohg
t -, b.r hn md aud hinpeiL Lv0hH ran away an'
! ~ onicc are l0oIlaE Tor hin.
| ~, rNCrfoN AGAINST 4 wONAN's BANK.
] 10 Fl, q g. lG.- Inc supr'.h' . 'urt mas is-uee
~ ,r,nes,n rn.tra uIag the MOuHs bauk OF is"ues d
az ,,'s a. me nr-si shich, Ars = 3. Howe, Ia
- ,rr-Ie4 lrlm ranacuus i"tiper DG-ihcss. lo'n
80, ,..,, A "A. trtr-ttsl charged WIN 0hLtin1g money
m tsits b. slss prcteReos Gua se eashief MAS "a ia
/ ,lalI A. ..so under
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BUSINESS MEN RAISE A BANNER


MEETING Al WASHINGTON AND REAp"-si"hEiS IN
THE BUSIEST PART OF rnE DAY.
The singular sight OF mass-meetlng at p M on
Saturday in the very centre oil the busiest quarter
s the city. was seen yesterday when she merchants
- tho ne,chborhood OF Washington, Chambers.
Reade and the adjacent streets came together 40
washington and Reade-sts to raise a Garfield and
.r,hur banner. The meeting was before the store
of n. d. Hare & Co.. who were much interested IN
If and bore large share of the expense other
frma prominent in arranging the aiiair were
Woodruff. Spencer * Stout. j. q II. Van Aos'rand.
A &. Iatrell * Co., Hunt X Voorhs, Hart * Bro,
and Gront a. MeI.aren. The capital reDresented
WAS many millions. The centre OF the meesins was
at Reade and Washngtop-sss. There a cart naa
been trimmed with bunting as speakers sfaha
A similar platform held up good band Oh musia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
THE PRESIDENTIAL PATTY.

SAN Francisco, Oct. ia dispatch from
Astoria says: The steamer Wide West left kaama at
5.30 A. H. and Astoria was reached at 1880 ID.
several hundred people who were on tue dock
cheered enthusiastically as President h"yes a,eppeu
,.bore rne Marty went immediately to the Occiient
,,i ps.inp IN nles 0l school children and under
an ,rci hearing the word Welcome Upon their ar
rival at tho hotel larga number OF ladies' welcomed
Ms Hayes and the ladi OF the party An allless M
welcome was Rad and he President SECRETARY Rams
and General sherman addgcssed tho asrenhiage. ibe
- lam w.nl ON pa d the Wide West, aud steamed
down q, Fort Candy where COinIaneer Ofaham Sn4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
u,ryro ov THE CAPE COD CANAL.

STRIKE on THE CAPE COD CANAL
posrox Oct 16.-Ihree hundred iatoIcIs on tue
cane cod ship Canal struck al noon ooAS oeouae eS "Ao
moi received their paw a. supHi'''N''
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
,. p,Tg ARK Oct. I6-IWO companies OF
s,ats. Artillery stationed here have been olcIed 70
sSor,.a TWO batteries In Texas are ordered mere.
pUy OVER By AN EXPRESS TRAIN
,,,.,r,,Tr y L. Oci. l6.-b harles sanford, age
sbie attempting u cross the railroad ira.k to
n .,rick by the $50 p ~. express aha 1AA'Hl1iy
day wa, ford y as In business ln n cw AoIA
A''''' PORTER RELEASED on BAIL. BAIL p,.,o. %
fpiulih - ~-d with accidentally shooting A. NJ DotY
Ienntsot, 10 tav resI.ed ba. D0iy being prictl
~. ~ 4, = Of danger. 4 cisn sun iut "a"-h'' - ' ~
''' III ~ ANGELIcAL LUTHERAN SYNOD
- a., Oct. i6 The ksanfrdcu IN n
~ DNld "a now holding It's twenl yiolft rnSulai s','n
err" a., c,Iv The -vnDl cOmpriser lnti' - !"
Me-iri ad v dcgaes arr ia ate nl-Aee' Inc ses
~. ~ '.,i s,i,7 continue over next fnosday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

ENFORCING THE DEcREEs-THE DRAIN OF GOLD.
PARIS Saturday. Oct. 16, 1880
Four Italian monks OF an establishment IN
the Rue Monceaux have ordered to quit France III
twentvfour hours The Carmelites were expelled TO-
dav from their establlshmentat Agen. The police were
Obliged 10 force doors. The Carmeltes were also
exueiled from their esjablis hment AT Passy.
The Editor Of the Commune, NJ Felix Pyat' ana 'he
manager OF that journal have been inteTogated by
moistrate and have ACKNOWLEDGED their responsibility
Cor the articles defending Berezowski. the man who on
une 1867 attempted TO assassinate the Emperor OF
Russia Paris.
The Hamburg American Line steamer Wieland' CAP
tain Helicn from Hamburg for New York, TOOK or
hoard IL 900 francs about $236OOOOI at bavre 10
day. . co.,-.,o,- DOT 10 1880
A Paris dispatch to The Economist dated Thursday,
saws. "a further sum OF 15,0JO,OOO uancs labCul
a. 600 cool IN gold reported To rave heen "lthdrdWh
from tie Bank OF France today SINCE the issue oi the
balance sheet. The demands, unfortunately were hos
TO the United States. IN adGllcn 10 te sum OF
20 600 600 francs lsbouG Sc 60O0OO0I sent lere ths
week and . OGO 600 francs aDou $4,000 0dO 10 Eng
land 10 0uO000 francs about 4ZOuOOOOI G'tEe Dtsn %
sent to Egypt and 1OO00OOO francs la0Out S2OoOOVOI
20
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PREPARING TO GIVE Up DULCIGNO.


A Commissioner of the Turkish Govern
nept has left suar Ccttinge with instrucions to
-r,e the conditions ana date for the surrender OF
r,u,co The commanders OF the International squad
ron have been requested delegate an officer on oeha
of each Power TO be present at the surrender OF Du
GguO. ..,...os ~.
An Austrian dragomian has been asSassinaIed ~
pr srcnd Albania Baron Caiice. the Austrian Ambas
o, at Constontinonc has consequently declared that
he viii hold the PorCe responsible for the safety oi the
Austrian Consul a. that place. .
Two com nissloners nave been appointed 70 superin
tend the proposed reforms in Armenia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
THE IRISH LAND AGITATION.

LONDON, 5lLuItIly, UOI TO, IccV'
battalion of the Guards will go to Ire
land shortly.
The correspondent Of The Times at Dublin says 'here
n rsaou To believe that thirteen OF tie most prominent
members of the Land Lea ,ue viii be prosecuted
The Osserrai0re OF Rome, says: Numerous inquiries
have reached the Vatican from ireland in regard TO thc
o,tude the Pope observe IN regard to the
troubles there The Papacy has more even thln ID tne
past resolved 20 avoid all interference III ne poI'&eh &
clergy moi 10 depart from lis mission OF peace Ihe Pope
no. recently exhorted the bishops 10 Aeep strictly WITHIN
H. Its prcscr bed by the laws Of the countries IN
winch ney are located whenever question OF internal
order or Of policy snOuid arise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
SCARED BY 4 TOOTH BRUSH.

Andrew Baldwin, a young man twenty-four
wears OF age formerly operator for the Western
Irnion Telegraph Company and more recently
Tammany Hall Inspector OF Elections Tor
the third election district of tine Ist Assem-
bly District and John McGraw, young man
without visible means Of support Friday nlght
cor angry over political discussion at Morris ana
Green wicn-sts, BALDWIN fired at has opponent and
,vnnded nm i'm the leg night, when they met az the
nieT pecause MeGraw had pulled out toothbrush ut
HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

1r1rrAx.N Ms Oct. 15-Dr.J. Il. Rae. the well-known
mining exper If Colorado and California, has arrived
fran New York 20 make general inspection OF the
Nova scotia mlnes.
OTTAWA, Oct 15.-Cbaudiere lumbermeh state
thai great deal more square TIMBER VIII DC 'aAeh ou.
ti winter toan there was lasr. The seasons cut OF
uber of the Chaudiere mills viii De some ten or WE'VE
millions In excess OF that Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
4 LVELY C1MPAIGN.

meeting of the XXIIId Assembly District
Pioneer Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club was neid
Friday evening at No 2,233 Third-ave. The meeting
which was very largely attended, was opened with
singing by the Pioneer Club quartet, all present JOIN
no j ing The chorus. The Roberts Giee CiuD also
saTIg during the evening. Announcement was mace
tluf mass meeting which al the campaign cuDS &"
The XXIIId Assembly strict Will take part VIII soon
he beid Professor john l.. y. Hunt Republican n0mi-
nee Tor Congress in the IXtn District, spoke at length
on the issues Of the campaign MERIT MlcAham Also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WILLIAM II. ENGLIsRs DISGRACE.

WILLIAM II. ENGLISHS DISGRACE.
TUE INTERVENTION OF INDIANA cosGREssMEN IN
EFFECrUAL TO SAVE HIM-Nor ALLOWED EVEN
THREE DAYS OF SERVICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. Oct 16-When Secretary Marcy
called on William II. English for an explanation of
his illegally drawing a pension due his deceased
grandmother and then Withholding 1t from her
heirs. Mr. English undertook TO save himself oy Sc
curing the Intervention of the Democratic members
of Congress. The Secretary of the treasury nau
informed him that he must resign. when Eng'ish
appeared before President Polk with the following
letter
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Jan. 20 loa'
SIR: The undersigned have heard with some snrp, ,e
that an effort is about 10 be made to remove rom IT,
William H. English, esq, clerk In the once on th9
ond Auditor. Mr. English Is son OF lhe non e. nr W..
English. and for several years % npie
oil the State Senate of Indiana and nc s young e.
hgn character and respectaollty: anu s sfnI
high esteem by the Democracy OF eur State as usei
and efficient member Of the Democratic party as We
have heard reason for his removal, we respcc.uy @
ask that ne NAV be permitted out the small reD.
nant OF time which have reason 10 believe S so,.e
to all faithful Democratic incumbents OF puDhe onice'
Very respectfully your OOeaieD' 'rTos THos j. HENLEY
JOHN L. ROBINSON,
W. W. WICK,
c. ". CArIcARr,
]. d. BRIGHT.
WILLIAM kocKHHL
This letter. as will be seen. bears the same date
a. Mr.. Engish's explanation of the matter 70
Secretary Marcy. The latter, having abundant
evidence in the papers before him that the ex-
planaton was untrue refused TO accept 1T as salts
factory. The matter had also been previously
called 70 the att nton of Robert Walker, Secretary
of the Treasury letter had been addressed TO
him asking for the charges which were made against
Mr.. English. Secretary Walker replied that II the
writers would call on him lie would inform them
privately. The result of 1t all was that President
Polk declined to interfere to save Mr.. Englsb' and
he was compelled to leave the Treasury on March
8 ls4g three days before Secretary Walker turned
his portfOlio over to his successor, William NJ
MeTed til. -, :, !,
Ii is easily seen that the against MI Engiisil
must i'm We Ieen regarded as Il bad by President
Polk and the two members OF his CaOlnet VINO
passed upon it, they would not grant MN Che leW
Gsrs which remained till the new Secretary OF the
| succeeding Administration came ID, even on tnc
written request OF one Senator ana hve DemOcratc
members 0f tine House from Mr. Engllsns own
| State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
SHOT WITH0Ur PROYOCAuON

F rederick Pennyfeather, age fourteen, was shot
with musket last night. whIie standing at bon
fire in front of an Italian jnnk dealers house IN
Downing-st. Newark, by Pletro Leenatl, without
auv provocation Leenati and six other Italian m
mates OF the house were arrested. soon after the
shooting the house was surrounded by mob OF
enraged people, and the police found difficulty IN
preventing it from breaking IN the doors ana al
tarLinO fha ItalaDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
land CLAIM DECIDED.

WAsIIINGToN, Oct. 16.-The Secretary of the
Interior to-day rendered decision involving large pc
cuulary interests in the Western Railroad OF
Minnesota now operated and controlled by the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company. regard TO the claim OF
that company for lands under he indemnify grant 10
tine stare of Minnesota Of the of March 3, 1887
War.l 3 IS65 and the various amendatOry Statutes.
TINS decision, which alsO bears drectJ upon
the sim ar claims or the CnicaG0, Milwaukee ana st
Paul Raj road ana probably uOse OF several other
Western com panIes IS favorable t. the claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
DEMOCRATS PLOTTING AGAIN.

A SECKHT MkLIIN" IIHI-D y :,
CoruNRus. Oct. 16.-The Democratic STATE
Cart, Committee and leading Democrats OF this city
and ALI districts OhIo about 300 IN number met mere
to-day for consultation. Many short speeches wero
r,ad, The meeting was secret, all persons presens
hong nledged to secrecy. Amoug the resolutions Was
one declaring that this meeting heartily e0Operatss
eiTh tne state Central Executive Committees, abi
he courug enough trust them an ai'i tnei III
ener action In Judgment may seem best 10 unet
t,kr In This campaign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
THE COLORADO indian TROUBLE

WASHINGTON Oct. 16.-Attorhey General
Deven has received telegram from Colorado saying
that have been issued for tae arrest OF Berry
Holmes aud Hoyt 50 to bring them under the jurls-
dicon ard protection of the United States authorities.
Governor PetIin has long telegram TO secretary
Sehurz In whicI be says; While the people desired
tho tr be removed entirely from the state they nave
nt vored and viii rot eudcavOr o defeat the con
summa ion Of the treaty ~ any dishonOraOie meas
...n-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
SENATOR BLAINE ILL.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 16.-The Hon. James G.
Riaine WAS advertised to speak at Republican
meeting here to-day. but on account of sickness ne
failed to appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

officers rendered the party cordial greetlne:
visit 10 the lighthouse the party went 10 u
the Oregon side, commanded by Major q ,ioE
who with his wife. Joined them at Astoria. AZ y
the citizens gave the party dinner at the Occoe'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
WEARY OF DEMOCRACY.

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 16.-Good work IL
eo,,', m mis- Democratic stronghold but there are
numbers OF thinking Democrats already coming
ont for Garfield and the whole Republican ticket Ino
900 business marked on he higstones stoops, doors
etc is damaging the Democratic cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
4 WryD-sr0RM IN THE NORTHWEST

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-A wind-storm, approach
ing a hurricane. was blowing all over the Northwest
this morning Tie telegraph wires are down in every
direction. Telegraph communication with the Paeihc
Coast has been interrupted for nearly week. The
wires porth OF Milwaukee aud east OF Plttsburg went
Nn. a. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
4Y AFFR1Y IN WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 16.-During a DEM
oo,c narode tonight II was fred upon from house
ron and SIX persons seriously wounded The fire
.as returned and the building ransacked and several
~, the irst assaanls were wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
THE PARAGUAYAN PRESIDENCY.

Tie Daily Telegraph says intelligence has
been received in London thai Don Clnddo Barero'
President OF the Republic Of Paraguay. has dcd OF hs
illness and that General Cabalero Minister Of tine n-
terior succeeds To Presidency President Barero
,vas cpcf.d septtmDar .O. lSls.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN THE VEST.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 16.-Secretary Sherman
reviewed a Republican parade here last night, after
which he went TO public park and addressed large
audience making substantially the same speech re oe
hyered al CnicagO Thursdly night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
EEAyY GRALN SHIPMENT.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 16.-The shipments of bulk
grain from St Louis 70 foreign ports via New-Oroans
from January l. to dae 139l4,000 bushels, against
G16t s3s bushels for tine time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

micks speech and IN the intervals between the
THAT folio we'd him by the Central Glec Club The songs
of victory and the old were Joined II ny iI
and powerful chorus OF cOlOred voices dne zen. &
smokers were Arthur Mckinney. Seymour f. smith ara
Miner HsmIln Great enthusiasm was displayed
throughout the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
A BRITISH STRIKE ENDED.

LONDON, rHluluIV' U'I. To IooU'
The strike of the weavers of the Victoria
Mills ~ Wigan, has terminated 10y the submitting
tn : ner cent reduction IN Fifteen hundred
n en- tave idle fortnight III consequence Of the
sTriAe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
GEN. GRANT IN HARTFORD.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME.

SPEECHES by GENERAL GRANT, GENkRAL hA"LNi'
MARK TwAIN,D AND JAMES G. BArfhHsoN-A
PARADE, RECEPTION AND roRchLiGhI fN'
CEssION
General Grant arrived in Hartford irom
Boston at noon yesterday, and was Warmly
welcomed in the afternoon at pup
lie meeting. where speeches were made
by Gcueral Grant, General Hawley,
"Mark Twain and James G.. PATTERSON.
General Hawley's few remarks were happily
conceived. and Mr.. Clemens spoke in a char-
acterIstic vein, reminding General Grant that
he was in a town the most of which was
built of the "severed charter oak" In the
evening there was a grand tOrchlight process
sion. General Grant left Hartford for New
York at 1925 last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

HIS ARRIVAL IN THIS CITY DELAYED.
General Grant had not arrived in this city at
o,cioc fhis morning. but was expected at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel at or before 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
COMMENTS on THE ELECTIONS.

The English papers have not commented on the
American elections with much intelligence. The
1eEegapa for instance, said that the Indiana State
election lasts three weeks. English criticism has
been from the Free Trade point of view. There
is not much disappointment at the Republican
prospects, il being asserted that the Democrats
have weakened their cause by tampering with
The Protcctio1ists and Greenback party. The
Democrats, it is said, viii never overcome the
threatened interests by halfhea advocacy.
The English Free Traders begin to trust little to
the existing parties, and rather look for the
formation Of a real Free Trade party by the logic
OF facts hence their comparative Indifference at
Tue fall of the Democratic caase.
DRAMATIC EVENTS.
ModJeska is rendering Mary Stuart rt"-Wing-
fields new adap, alton of Schers Diece-at the
Court Theatre. She has achieved the greatest sue
cess Of the modern STAGE the town is in raptures
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

SCN WEEK in your own town, and no
800 capital rlsked. Hou csa give the busl'
ness a trial without expense. The bestopportuni-
~ ever offered for those willing % work. on
should tty nothing else until you see for Yourself
what VOC can d. al the busioess We oJer. NO
-rer, % explain here. You can devote all your
.ipe or only vour spare time @ the business, and
make great paw for every hour tina; YOU work
Women make as moch az men. Send for special
private terms and particulars which We mall free.
g Outfit free. Don't complain Of hard times
while YOU have such chance. Address II. Hall
LETT ( CO.. Portland, Maine.
Aug. &c. l579-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
NEW GOODS!

7 HAVE now open ms STOCK OF FALL AND
Z WINTER GOODS and will axe pleasure in
showing them o. old aad new friends. These
goods were purchased at a time when prices had
declined somewhat from the high figures which
prevailed early Ia che season enabling me % oder
NV stock az old prices With but fcN exceptions
Ny STOCK OF STAPLE DRY GOODS em-
y II brace varied assortment wOrthy ths at
tenuon II the closest brverS.
4 fUARLOTTSYILLE CASSNERES. so favor
I sbly known in this market, are sold only at
wy store.
90, II 8, l. 1 White Blankets, very supe-
| rior. Al attractive line Of Ladies' Skirts
tud he Nerves; STYLES In Hate for Gents and Boys.
4 LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR for
a Gents, Ladies aud Children. Special otteG-
ton iovitcd g. my full Lac OF Merjno Shirts for
children.
INDOOR AND TABLE OILCLOTH, Hamper
4 Baskets, and GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
bacon. LARD, FLOUR, CORN-MEAL kept
ID constantly on hand.
NETANTED in exchange for Goods BUTTER,
W EGGS, CHICKENS, TURKEYS, HAMS.
Nov. I, 1879.
lust received-s 10, of Canoed Goods. such a.
- Peaches, Pine Apple, Lima Beans, Green
Peas. Tomatoes aud Corn. Also lot Of Fresh
salmon ard HOLSTERS, FOR sslsby
Aprill9, 1879. II. II. COOKE.
/ ST RECEIVED A fresh lot Of Hominv,
- Besus. aud buckwheat Flour. Also for sale
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, by
Nov. -, 1870 H. Ii. COOKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
Boot and shoe SInI1ing
REpAIRING, &C.

TINE undersigned has removed his sion
building on the corner 81 Charles ard ilf..
sT.et,-iu The building lately occupied b. "
rick q Weller. The character Of the Noih l,..
the subscriber isvsll known and aTpfeeizTedL.
citizen. OF Charlestnwn snd vicinity. LII. ..
necessary TO sdd that he will endeayor tus .l
his reputation 81 a reliable workman, and 1872
ecute promptly and as reasonable rates al OF 81
given him either for New work or R0laifii.
JOHN AVIS ofV
Nav l6, 1874. Aprilis, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
VIRGINIA EFEFI PI2Ess5--TFIH
Surveying and Conveyancing

I WILL survey anywhere. promptly All A.
4 short notice-accurscy guaranteed Sn.s;,I
attention paid in connection thereWith b. D tsty.
ING DEEDS or any other instrument ei W-.-.,.
Chsrlestown, jefferson c. ~. "a
Dec. s, 1871. :. HOWELL BkOWy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

CaO0O 4 MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 day
- sOOU at home made by the Industrious
Capital not required we start YOU. Men.
women, boys and girls make money faster atwors
for US than anything else The work is light and
pleasant and such as anyone can go right at
Those who are wise who see this notice will send
vs their address at once and see for themselves
Costly 0utf; and terms free Now is the time
Those already at work are laying up large sums
OF money. Address TRUE & CO., Augusta,
Aug 10, lSI0-ly Maine.