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Tho Wcnthorshy- -QtH'dwtn comedy company
reappcarcti lust uvcnlng Ut 11oncy's In tholr now
fArftntiH pxtrar1EnnzAt rlCc0 Of frOIfcksouD
fun which haa inntly times heretofore set tho
audience III II ronr. Tho house last night WIS
full to tho britn. an1 tho root ring with rcas of
tnoxting,shahlo laughter from beginning tn
end Of tho performance. "lfothlc." may With
mt risk Of exnRycrntinn bo called tho most sslc
ccssf,,l burtcs1,o ut present on tho stHEc There
IA n short and easy but anfe why to Judge Of tho
merit OF production of this claps, antl
that Ia TO inquire of tho people who
pay thnlr ,nnnoy tn eco It. whether
they Rro entirely satisfied with tho IT.
ycstmcnt. We can nil recall mRny cxtrnyn-
,nfortn%tciy nas e" o. ro 1T o sa, t e" ON
petled 10 rccn1 tho fnct TINT they prosca! IN tnn
inat,y rascs tn be ins,1fcrlly Tedious. The very
ldwcrs IN Tint wosl-honten path would haf.ly
ErovckS 1.-THE Of tho me mcrrent 's t. hsh s'i
seemingly withn.,t m effort. Tho critic mny
esp'osS ao sasD SD Of ths ut if hs Ssf ;%s bit BIT
II tho lin II tSis ian!asy
which ins,srca Instant recognition, md which
rroos 81 "s ii"Shes t't IL itsei snrs ill.,
lie cninesiy, which offers sescrl sit'lnttons md
tSn % n s bo sH, o e
it aaf !ns asss saS %
could bo cnllca-whcn tho door Il opened for
To toso nsx who hnyc nlrcasly scen g Hobbies " It
tic iin1nor Of N. 6. Goo,win's I1ynsalfon Wdisit:
or THO in,lcseril.abic comedy 2f the lrlot.ts-N
ss esn9e e y sy Srt Va p h"aa e Te9
them how exceedingly funny the whole thing
is. There is m ancient saving which b., Gnn ho
mrnrInfr,, # n,ist K bo scon"" IN co,n1nro t}lo
, 1880-01-27
FREE SONS OF ISRAELI,

c1osiNa SCENES nt TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
At Tlts MATTESnN.
IltHtret Gr1H JxptKe, Nh =, ,ft tho |, D. F. q, l..
,cs,'m,rl liz wrk ut IN n.ciorI vnstnr,,nr ,nnrr'
tx. ~, nas'.s. u" ny, ~ ,.s.,. w',''..,
aag' ~ deriilantA Hull orand'einstor Newlana
presiding.
Greetings wero gcNt to the Grand ItoiiRO OF
1,.trIrt M /, II, s,,sinn H. No.y ynrk
Tbn t,,n,tttn, ~ sshn,.s s.orr ~ ofrre, ,}c re
,,tirfM ~ if,.s .,tln.. ,,.mT H." ii''.w .,,.
e,,,.,,afntfnt,s whi,,h w'n, "a,rrI H. Thrt xtSf}
l,H appropriated T., e,Ibln tho (irpul Muster to
Visit thD different ltnIxes next yeAr; thnt tho H.
dies hklHra te nut .1sstssc.I, slneU the urnnll
1AldKn hull no right 1 Interfere with thsm; that
, 1880-01-27
RIGHT AND LEFT

nn5ysnf | %Ws n, 1q re'nir nsF ts 81 ;:a
ilrf fsItters. Fever mid nE,,c, general dcM;fsr'
rhc,motIsiIl, ncrvouH ailments, eon.tiratIons sSj
tiysrtih. nre ntnung tho InRlntlies for which ~.
ihoro.,gi Nv ctfccts ,lFn prts,,p. IL II mi, H..
ever, advertised 10 rrtnihco Immediate cuttt
thDngli II nifortls speedy relibf. n,tl WILL II ers,
u rc,iseunlte trn such rs n1,y startlnrl rr9ncSss
deserves, root NIT TIM nHlntl1cs to which /, !,
adapted. In emergencies nrislnR In fnml.s. = =
II particularly aorvlcenhIc, and It Is estcerM
throughout tho lard rs n medicine Of compsr.
nnd unn,jrctiOnnllc !lavor. It liNs risen y
popularity hyW,rcly legitimate means, aud on, MI,
well-Russnntintrtl fncs nro alleged fn rcgatd I.
II, tfRc It RyRtc1uNt[cn1ly.
, 1880-01-27
DEATHS.

lDltNHlN-JAn. IL Mt tho family rGaIhcnoo. SIS Cur
rIIl.Av.t Mr.. e. A.. J1IlnluR, nRGdH 3ents
NDtlc1 Ut fuAorn1 hereafter.
NCGItEGON-jan. a. the !nfnnt dau gGtor Of Ge0tK0
and Icnnle Ac0reaur.
IT,. Wednesday 18th Inst. at ~ oclock T. IN. by car
ftaXos 10 lFRcelRnd,
AAYNEH-Jan. u nftcr long Ltlneaa, Mes. EtubIy
q, Aayrcs, ns{od I'll Ycars MonLh and II days.
Funeral from heI lat1 resldcnee. u b. Johns-place
~ II =. IN. to-day, Jan. II, la1
fB-kUrvA1k tConn..I papGrs pseA4e copy.
W!LilHT0N-At 40 H1uth lizlsted-at, Jan. q, OF
Matilda Wtillaton, aged yOsss nlohths and ~ days.
VAN .o5fEIt-Jan. ~ Mt 9 T. rn.. 6f consumption.
EUsna fnn t)sdca a1ed Is years daughter OF Jcss0 H.
and Entna yAl, Utdel.
n5es, q It M b1 r. III a. from l s0ah
DAILEY.ln the CITY ct Nav York. jan. ~ 1ssn
II, L sssa 81 IN s,s ss sos 6ss
brother Of Yllllsn r. bailey OF atend y sa, Mteh
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IElEPHnNlC EEAI.

OMAHA, Ncb,, jan. 26.-A telophono test mado
yesterday between OmAha md 1T. Louis, II dis
tanco Of 4l0 miles, wns completely successful.
Conversation wAs cnrricd OIL plainly. "Tho
Sweet 1sy.nrd-Dy" WIS sung In 1T. Louis IN n
clcar baritone, and every noto was distinctly
hc,rtl In Omaha. It Was repeated hero for tho
oilioials sero prctolt At each snt 1T tho llIle,
md werc deeply Interested In tho tcst. In st.
Louis they used ftvo jara culland on tho trana-
mittcr, and hero two jars. It is believed to l,ts
tho Krcntcst Distance ovor successfully operated
by tGlgphpnc,
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IN this city.
Rt. ia Centenary Church, md thence By eSts Il
hIt. Friends arc Invited. :" aoses
Yrhtf. "ea0
GtarnInnt m Wednesday nt 0tIOck. Frfends y;
fatnlty invited to ntteHt!. u
MO1EI1EAn-.gn. - NJ bis lntn rcsjlent, j..
.hlrscentt.pince, Mr. lfMRh horchcaG. aged II 49, ~
1u1nnrtbs. ''os1
Funofni ty carriages 10 calvary A. 10 o'clock r,.,
III NNw vnrk i,arers pInnso COPY.
TItt;RsTt>S-,1nn. a, Alvin n. Thnratnn, ,... :.
ynars NJ tic EnTnoF nf fndinua.nv md Thirty.nnH
nt. "aaa'
The ren,nlrs vii, hc tnksn u Ohio for tnter7nen,
liz tiAyEN-rhn sate Capt joseph r. NJ n.s..
tho nth Insi. Ffrnlr hrtstnE to attend Ti oss1
inkr p. trntn frnm Northwestern fnirnsd $"Ssss
, 1880-01-27
CASUALTIES.
DEATH FROM crrLoRoFoRs1.

SpttFaE Dhtnfth to 7he Chatdao Tribune
1IARNisnul0, Pn.. Jun. @6.-Dr. ". Trimmer,
Of Lfsbnr,l, Cumberland County, yesterday nd
mlllstcrct} several doacs OF chloroform to Snrnt
Fctrow, n young lady residing u few m!les frtnn
this city. while oxtr!cttng y number OF tccth.
The third application and several teoth had been
5FlWfl.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., ian. M.-A party Of boys
playing on tho Ice Of Nandall's pond, ncnr North
Providence line, broke through this afternoon
covered.
, 1880-01-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Il

NEW YuRx, Jan. 29.-Arrlvcd, steamship Tar
old, from liavre.
LONDON, Jan. steamships stnto OF Novat!a,
DeyonIa, and utopia, from New York, and Penn
broke and ecla, froln l3ostn1i. hato arrived H,lt,
ANTWERP, Jim. M.-Arrivctl, steamer Do
lluyteE, from Now York.
, 1880-01-27


After much preparation and preliminary Nn-
tlounccmcnt, "Phtllr Gordon, Minor" was given
tho public last evening ut this thentru. At tho
outset, VIC inay stAte that tho aNdlcnce, which
WIS Il largo one, seemed. 0n the whole, to bo
pleasod. "rhiItp Gordon" Is Il fnur-act drama,
dealing with lifo hcyond the Rncky Mountains,
and It's cntiro action occurs In picturesque
portion Of tho Far West, thus offering excellent
opportunity for tho scenic artlst, which oppor-
tunlty Ia mndo n good deal Of by tho Olympic
painters. As to tho material Of tho plny, 1t ia
not Of II very cnnohing character. but tho
story, while originality can scarcely BIO claimed
for It, Is told III strnght why, ind Is Of char
meter. VIC fancy, tu interest many people. Ono
Of tho principal faults wo find In tho
wtrk is tho lack Of variety among tha chas-
nut very powerful t,ro. Thero IL u samepess
ntn0ng tho inale characters which ean harslly
fal t. ss5ikS % le,eS y 1,,cs' II the AT
%hS tSo Sas q $ Go ssEfs s asoso T.
1su e s e0 seiss e u ensnsa s to t.
qlarrcl,"; otu. Phafp IL 10 honest follow. He
,e,or drinks Or awears. will autfoE Insult rathher b
% ~ oasp' a In "6 tho sesou. s no act 'u md
s,npDa 1 sn, s shar1ns sei y BITS e oovoy St eq: hs
st onas with tetll1X sltqauon., After the d.:.
livery OK tue meSAAGu ny JOG 10 5'H4'P. tan Hlln
and child como upon tho sccuc In seafch 9f tho
husband M1sd fathor. III tho me4utline ~ haa
pluy, learns this, and, sooklng to seenro Joe's
wealth. tries to forcb!y take tho child from tho
mother IN the hope q 6ettes y. earrylns M e out hta
"i doWa In thS % %,ntst Of much plstol-Aring md
smoke. Then wo tl,ld the widow. MurH. and chilli!
| In thojr caGlH. rhnit, bus become their frunJ
ai,d protector, and this friendship. aro shnwl
ataoF pSo,ty sfso tas vor II tAst N. rfShna fha
II ii Inc iitlo cabin, when tho current of atIuTt
il turned by thu tholt OF tho CHILD by Datpson
which this ooours resembles tho famous gyI,sy
there by aocldcnt- The incidents and The char.
saIno. This o1ds tho third acs, and tho fourth
, 1880-01-27

The Eldredge Sewing -MacE,lnc.-It leads
the world, and Is tho best for you 10 bly.
, 1880-01-27

Go where you will, n better cigar cannot bo
found thAn ut Dawsot's, Eli State strcet.
, 1880-01-27


A0llnfsS-FOlsMEY-At the nonR1nA Ayanuu lin
t;eorFa r. Hnhtee, hoalu, at Miss Eniina fGTrey,
daughter OF MI w. y. FnErey fUtEert{ y lhl1 city
, 1880-01-27
Rim OyEn ny CARS,

Special Dbpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KENnsuA, Wis, jan. a.-Btr. +. II. Drake, n,
old resident OF this city, was killed this morning
by tho freight trim duo hcra Mt 8:l5. lilo WINS
badly rnuti1atcd. He lonvcs Wifo and f0,ir
Chtlrpn.
, 1880-01-27

No FANCY pHlcEa-Dost got teeth, 81, flllfng y
rates. AicChcsnoy nros, Clark aud Randolph
, 1880-01-27
10 reports wero laid 0vor.
10 Council then I'LL al1Mlrnetl,
AMUSEMENT
TIE OPERA.

Tho MAp!esoN ppcrn setson closed on SAthr-
duy evening lust with q performance Of "AidH,"
which In n1l respects amounted to Il flasco.
Nine. An,brc WIS worn nut. Miss Curry was In n
condition bordering on the hystericn. Tho
scencshiftcrs made tho general confusion worse
confounscl. Whole sceticA wcro cut out, md
tho audience expressed It's tlfsplcaa,iro BY vigor-
o.ls kissing. Apropos Of tho performance, we
make tho following extract from IL colntnunlcn-
ton to this paper by au incensel tickct-holdcr:
"Cnl Mapleson hnl no business to Etvo us
a,tcta wretchott performance wsthoit announce
nlltitGneo Il chance to yet thur money lAck Mt
Tho oslec: Aida without Ait.a, Is liko Hamlet
Without Hamlet. The first two acts were 50 budly
enrtael TINT Her Majesty = encouragement should
bo ashamed OF bringing such failures oitatnll. ~
tho ilrst sccno 1t tho lust nct, tho pbste as well
Is aH F s e cGsy paa G"pGG pncrsss wi5s siiy g y
sceneshlfter. and. oycn attor this hull hcer donc
there was s,lc11 loud talking bollln1 tho scenes
do,nal1d ortler. This WINS ndns insult tnin1ury,
and Col. hnplcson deserves to bo rcprlinRnicti.
It might By Justly nskcd. Is It not almost
chNcky to Ilsk sllGh enormous prices for such
n Faust, saat Mater. nm and :Aia ss ysstess
as o sows and s wo ee sS o sia tee Rh ep psf
tho price AfnpIcnon charged. Then nYuln nr!E-
md ilftesn years uso W could fear him at half
tho price wc pay fnr htm now. Her Mnjestys
1a a Ts Syo Ss e e;ssa s TIT ao ss aseo sD4 M #
thereby sayins loth Cary md Campanni' III, IN:
f sSh ta n. n II over my artst r0eoved
this wesk includes = senna,nhula,". i Ai.la,:%:
In fa'cIa F!F5a a4,t, aF Fa,,st teKsm0nto "Aar'ha"
in rs NeM rfSss &of Gs Snf @Sf s mr. svsa Sspsss s
| York Tribune Bny8: "Thp fourth performance
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

pared to send to her home, some mile.
distant, whence she was to be brough'
on the following day.
In the afternoon we saw the BRIDE
groom, preceded by boy beating
gong, on his way to sacrifice to the
" mother goddess and thank her for
preserving him from childhood 10 his
wedding day. We called at the house
again after the brides arrival and
found large numbers of guests still
there. The festivities continue several
days, and the ceremony Of marriage
embraces various forms, worshiping
the parents, the tablets of deceased an
cestors, heaven and earth, etc. In the
darkest corner of the room, at the foot
of the bed, stood the bride dressed in
gay garments of bright red cloth, with
beautiful flowers and ornaments in her
hair. Poor little girl! she looked
hardly more than fifteen years of age,
but such a sad and frightened face
made our hearts ache for her, alone
among strangers, all unconscious Of
what her future life might bring.
Oh, these cruel heather marriage
early childhood, or paid for, a few years.
later, according to her personal beauty
or the smallness cf her feet, perhaps
never seeing her husband till the mar
rage day, oh, wha: anxious forebodings
must fill the mind of Chinese girl!
The mother-in-law often rules the
household with rod of iron, and the
husband may, if dissatisfied with his
wife, sell her, or if able to support two,
force her to yield her place to a strang-
er. And only so far as the Gospel
remolds the hearts of this people
will these heather customs give way.
God grant that the day so slowly dawn
ing, may soon break in midday bright
ness upon these our brothers and sisters,
the millions of China!-FoochoU Chi
ma Letter 10 the Springfield Mass. }
Repu6iicdn.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
Selling Stock.

IT is not the object of this article to
set forth the benefit derived from this
manner of feeding as much as to bring
it to notice, and mention some of the
most useful plants for raising green
crops. Selling cattle is a practice that
ought to be more universal, especially
among the small farmers of the country.
We are glad to know that it is gradually
coming into favor, as those who have
once praeticed it are ever after its
warmest advocates. Many of the most
liberal feeders have adopted it, and
cling to it with tenacity. 1t is really
surprising to see how much green fOd-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
Feather Work.

LADIES who live in the country and
raise poultry would find it source OF
amusement if they would save the feath-
ers of hens, ROSTERS, peafowls, etc., and
form them into feather-dusters. or How
ers for winter bouquets For the latter,
begin by making q card-bex with many
divisions, then with sharp scissors trim
away all the superHuous parts and shape
the feather into an oval leaf, leaving
only q short stem. Prepare q good
many in this way, carefully cutting
away part of the midrib to render il
flexible. Have some fine wire cut into
short pieces and some strands of floss
silk, and, taking q piece of wire, attach
firmly to one end several stiff tibers or
a few bits of down; next take one OF
the leaves, and, bending it gently out
ward, fix it close to the tuft by winding
the silk tightly round the wire; repeat
until YOU have six or eight leaves around
the stamens, and finish your flower by
winding the whole stem with green or
brown floss. Short goose feathers form
lovely white roses by arranging several
rows of petals and using yellow centers,
White ITCH SIcCu iCoNOo ohO h1es>A~ $500
the beautiful tail-feathers of the rooster
and the wing Of the common duck
The breasts Of peafowls give US ex-
quisite blue flowers, and the different
shades of gray and wood-color found IN
the plumage of the common hen viii
surprise those who have not made
study of the art of feather fower-mak-
ing. For those who can see no beauty
in quiet shades there are the family
dyes, which will color feathers prettiiy
by first wetting well in hot water then
dipping into a solution Of red or blue,
with the addition of q bit of alum 10 set
the color. The piumage OF birds Of all
kinds (and of the wild duck in particu-
lar) will vary your collection, ana Ior III,
objects Of admiration and study Tor al.
Ladies' Floral Cabinet.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

WAGNER is expected to attend the
Palestine celebration at Rome next
month, as also, probably, the first per-
formsnce of his /" Lohengrin-"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

EXPERIMENTS at the New Hampshire
College Farm show the following re-
suits in feeding bran and corn-meai 70
cows in its relation to the butter yleid !;
Meal will make more milk than bran,
no longer hesitate to say. The change
in the butter product is remarkable IN
changing from meal TO bran. there was
a loss Of H. per cent. in the butter
producing capacity of milk; in chang
ing from bran to meal, there was gam
in the butter-producing capacity OF miik
of 21.8 per cent. There IS q suostah''a'
agreement in the two changes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Plain and Ornament;
STEERING.

EHEsubscribcrtakc advantage ofthc Prefsas
amcdiun by which to inform the citizens Of
thu and adjoining counties that hcis prepared to
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any styl that may be desired from one Coaito
three, Hard Finish, WhitcCoat or Heavy skim
Corniccs and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
ifdcsired. None but fret class workmcn will be
employed Oh work that may be entrusted t. me.
CLS7ERYS CEHEYTRD I'm GUAR3N-
TEED TO nom.
hereby tender NY gratcfulaeknowledgcn
f,r the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business and hope by strict adhe-
renee % duty to inertia continuance ofthe same.
Gr~ All communications addressed 10 me at
Charlestown, W. Va, viii receive prompt aticn-
ton C.FHANk GALLAIIER.
March %. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Notice to Trespasscrs.

Ty,UE undersigned hereby notifies al persons
that they must not trcspass in any manner
especially bv cutting timber-upon The property
recently purchased by me Of the Government. on
the South side Of the Shenandoah river. will
proceed according to law against all offenders. \
reward of slG for information whereby can a p-
prchebd aud convict any person who tresPasses
GEORGE VI. GREEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
GEO. II. LIGHT q CO.,

| Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
SCuOOLBOOKS,S rATlONERY, TOBACC0S
CIGARS, &C,
rgNAKES this opportunity Of thanking hiss~,Q
4 patrons lor their most liberal patronage NJ
for the last year, and hopesby strict attcn- 3
ton and fair dealing to meri; continuance ofthe
same. sell frst-raie goods always; do not set
cou~'crieif OF cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything sold to be returned il not as Suaran-
teed tits my desire, aud also pleasure, to sci my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
aI~oys, but vii compelled, sellthem laudanum
for cts, Syrup for cts. and Cologne tor 25cts.
per pint; but the same time, let inform you,
thOtaccordiug the United States Pharmac0pca,
you can'tmake Laudanum ior'less than 10 cts, by
the Wholesale. much cheaper plants to buy
your goods genuine, and add the paicr yourself.
] want allmy old Accounts.settled up bypaying
the Cash mmediatcly, aud.uew ones begun imme-
diately, if not sooner. WillnotaskfOr money on
the new ones until after Harvest.
ClGARS-bestin town.
GEO. LIGHT.
May /, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
n amend
JoINr RESOLUTION pro-


ment TO the constitution Of this State.
Resolved, by the legislature Of West
virginia, two-ihirds of all the members
elected to each house agreeing thereto, That
the following be and the same is hereby
proposed as an amendment 10 the constitu-
ton OF this State, TO Wit
That section thirteen, OF article three, as
II now is lc stricken out and the following
ioslted in lieu thereof.
Is In suits at common law, where the
value in controversy exceeds twenty dol
lars, exclusive Of interest and costs, the
right Of trial 10y jury, il required by either
party, shall be PRESCRIBED; and in such suit
before Justice, a july may consist OF SIX
persons. No fact ried by jury shall be
otherwise re-examined in any case than
according to the rules OF the common law
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

G0OO MONTH guaranteed. So day
tcjUU at home made by the iodu'tfious -
Capital not icquirod; We start YOU. Men,
women. boys aud sifls make money faster atw0fk
for Us than ANYTHING else. The work i light and
pleasant. and such as anyone can 60 hight at
Those who are wise who see this notice will send
Us their address once and gee for Themselves
Costly Outfit nd terms free. Now is the time. -
Those already Mt work are LAYING up large sums
of money. Address TRUE d CO., Augusta,
Aug Is, lS7g-ly Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

CaEE \ WEEK in your own town, and no
OOO capital rskcd. lon can give the busi-
ness trial without expense. The best opportuni-
ty ever oGered for those willing to work. You
should try nothing else until YOU see for yourself
what you can do at the business We offer. No
room TO explain here. fou can devote all ysnr
time or only your spare time to the business, and
make great pay for every hour that you work. =
Women make as much a. mon. Send for special
private terms andparticulars, which mail free.
IS Outfit free. Don't complain of hard times
while you have such chance. Address Ii. Hal
LETT CO., Portland, Maine.
Aug. 10, leIy-lY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Boot and Shoe Making.

flNnE undersigned having returned to Charles
/ town. has resumed BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING AND REPAIRING, and soicits the
patronage Of the public. Promptitudc, good
work and reasonable charges are the inducements
held out for customers. Call upon me at the
Shop lately occupied By Thomas 4. SPinks. on
Main street DAVID HEN.
April 10, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

TERRlNG.-Potomac and North Carolina
Herring for sale By the barrel, and Family
Zoe Herring 10y tue bAlfbarrcl.
June IA ~. GEO. ". i. hEAkSAEl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

HEST Brand MARYLAND CANVASS liams, also
) countrv-cur,d Shoulders and sides. for sale
bv GEO. W. Z. kEAkSLEi.
Anrii 10 lSsO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
NOTICE.

TIAVING completed my contracts abroad
III which have occupied my sole attention mr
nearly year past, am now prepared for order,
in all the departments OF House Building. Ad.
dress me at Charlcstown.
Sept. TO- lSI6. j.. G. HOLMES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Carpcting and Oil Cloths.

, PS. Rag Carpetiug just received: 30 styles OF
= lngrain-Super. Extra Super, and Brussels f.,
STYLES of Floor Oil Cloth; "a and Mahoga-
ny, Oak, Rosewood. Notified and White Furni-
ture Oil Cloths, aud "a and ca Black do. for
sale By GEO. W. T. kEAKSLEY.
Dec. 20, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

ykNil T. undersigned has removed his TIMING
ESTABLISHMENT 10 the storc-room of M.
Mary Brown, on Main street, opposite the Par.
sonage of the VI. T. Church, South, where o. q,
prepared 10 do in workmaulike mahref New
Work and Repairing. Prompttudc and reasor.
able prices are recommendations which ! ho,o
will induce the public to accord me fair share
OF patronage. JOHN >. EASTEkDAN.
October % 1878
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Choice Yellow Pine Lumber

ever offered to the citizens of Jefferson county.
The supply embraces The best quality Of Framing
Lumber and Plank. Piasterng Laths, de-, all OF
which wi. be disposed OF the lowest rkct rates
May j., ISIS. WIN. PHILLIPS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
May l, ls7t
100000 Feet of Yellow Pine
Lumber.

rINIIE undersigned has just stocked bis Lumber
/ Yard, at the Charlcstown Steam Saw Mills,
with one Of the largest lots of