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HUNCAEsON BROS. Auctloneers.

4fUSCAhSON BROS. Auct1oneers.
TEUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On AZ, BETWEEN l AND X STREETS,
SOUTHWEST, BEING TWO STORY BRICK
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th May. I..A
A D. 1879, aud duly recorded in Liber No. G%S4
S37, folio sc, one Of the land records for LUZ
Washington county. In tie District of Columbia,
ard at the request Of the party secured thereby we
will sell at pnb1ic auction in front of the preises
On 9Hoa TH 81 TIE BOTH sEPTEMBER. A. D:
ground lying in the said city OF Washington and
DISTRICT aforesaid, and known the north thirty
one (3l feet four inches Of Lot twenty four, (24
in square four hundred and ninety nine, f499., to-
getber with all and singular the appu rtenanees,
rights, privileges improvements, aud other hered-
ltsInents to the same belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
Terms: $3.50 in cash. balance in six and twelve
months, notes to bear six FER cent interest and to
be secured by deed of trust on the premises sold.
Conveyancir =, &c, at cost Of purchaser. Terms to
be complied With in seven days. otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser. after days
notice in some newspaper published in Washington,
d. @. A dspost of 500 required at time of sale
q. g. LEDERER, r-,stoas
sepll-eo&ds JOHN WALTER, ! Ar"eVees'
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THE MILD POWER CURES,
HUMPRREYS
HOM EOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

-
HOM PATHIC SPECIFICS.
Proved from ample experience an entire success.
Simple, prompt efficient, and reliable they are the
only medicines adapted to popular use.
LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICE.
I. Ferers, Congestion, Inhammations ....... .25
2. Worms Worm Fever, Worm Collie ........ rs
=. Crying Colo, or Teething Of Infants...... .25
1. Dtarrhoea Of Children or Adults. ......... rs
8. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie ......... rs
.. Cholera Mcrbus, Vomiting. rs
2. Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis rs
3. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. .......... rs
8. Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertigo .,.,... .25
10. dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ............... rs
IL suppressed Or Painful Perio6s............. ,25
II. Whites, too prOfuse Periods ............. 20
Is. Group, Cough, Difficult Bresthine ........ %
IA. Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptions. ,25
10. Rheum atsn1R heumatic Pains ............ .25
is. Fever and Ae0e, Chtn, Fever, Agues...... so
IL Piles Blind or Bleeding. Observation-Disclosures. 80
49, Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza. ...... so
20. Whooping Cough, violent Coughs. ........ so
"A. General Debility, Physical WeaEness...... so
81 Kidney Disease Observation-Disclosures. so
D. Nervous 81 90
30 Urinary Weakness, Wetting tha Bed. so
3d. Disease Of the Heart. Palritaton. Leo
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
N sent Dv the case, or single vial. free OF charge,
81 receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED
ICiNE CO., 100 Fulton ST., NY.
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease and Its
Cure 144 psgee). sent free. ap0-eO1y
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-s

IN LINZ BETwEEN NEW YORK, HAVRE, LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this Company will sail Sat-
Jrday from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street Hobosen.
hates Of ,assaae:-Fron New York to Havre Lon |
don. 8 utaSmptOn and Bremen. first cabin, 800; |
second cabin, 500 Storage, $50; prepaid aeerase
certifcates 500. For freight or passage apply to |
OELRICHS < CO. 2 Bowling Greer, New York. |
". 9: MLIZkRoTT CO., OBS Pa. ave Agents
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DR MOTIFS FRENCH POwDERS-Certaiu
II cure for Kidney Diseases, Grave, snd ali Uri-
nary Diseases. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak
ness. Inlpoiency, elect, Scrofula Syphilis aud all
rhoes cured IL As hours. For sale by WIN. b. EN-
TWISI4E. Druggist. corner 18th 81. and Pa ava.
ce!pt Of price uAr4
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VOIiN MlLLEK,
81 WhClesaie and Retail Dealer in
COAL AND WOOD.
Main Office, DEPOT, And Kinding Wood Mill, Az
aud VirsiEia avenue s. W. Branch yard I43 ST. g. g.
Coal sold as low any place in the city.
PINE KINDLiNG WOOD IS. Oh per cord.
OAK KINDbING WOOD S6.G0 per cord.
A Lead Of hINDfINd WOOD delivered in any
part of the city for 81 %.
TELEPHONIO CONVECTION.
Orders promptly filed, and satisfaction guar
alteed. au2i3n
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STEAMERS. &c.
.0TO1fAC LANDINGS.


DoTONaC LANDINGS.
steamer MYSTIC. carrying o. g. Mail. leaves
s SER sonday.' wsdRss y, and Fl
E:G4 sF Saa S md
Mt. Holhe. Prospect Hi and CurioRan and al
DAY aud Saturday FsEs snd FssiSnt ls~as'
fe isfi -sm ohA', = AoD Gaptain:
sVHE STEAMER ARno y. IT,
war. Ml fo ls' u SSi sslees .. ooocs
q NJ, every
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
70. sn POTOMAC RIVER LASDiNMG SN a5 sar
WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY
Fare and Frei-ht at lowest rates.
ty1s-1y F. J. STONE. Parser.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
sTEAaER LADY OF III T1t.1s LAKE.
v,,.s sA ,sIa al 7 k T. Baat tp%
Is sS 4
Lac. NorfoS .tsr mat days At ss STOP p
pIng :: Ale1sEaris, Pney Point, Point LoaSout and
so.' 1 FoB fsPf 81
reS ssF 2HN VI snd HsTs Ss'.s
Yam 2 s4Et zSf1SE E5k s s S59 K wharf
Pier a, Esst River. n Z, sATURDAYa at p m.
-ates spplyto r. p. a. DENHAM. Agt, s. Water
81, GaJrsetIW1.
Tickets ststeroor0s, &c. 20 TO General oflce.
-416 street Il W., near Wizards Hotel.
sD2S o. g. LOWELL, President
EOR NCEEOIK, PORTsNOgTH. FORTRESS
ETE1SlEk 6 FORGE LkABY: oar $500
Tyih9 De, Mail. JOSEPH WHITE,
ComDaldef,
From foet q seSeth st. From ospbss wharf,
nospsT EI sEp WE'D. TUESDAY, every THURS
EEsDAY, - $50, and DAY AND SUNDAY.
eP.M.
stops at Pney Point and Point Lockout GoiHs
and Returning.
- First-cisss fare. 81 Round Trip. sl.to. Tickets
good until used. Tickets and stsgerooms for sale
1T b. W. Reeds Sons, 1916 st. n W. H. u. Polk
1DhOrn's stationery store, 6i2 la next to Pest
Office; Jurcy u. Smiths, I431 Penn'a ave. NV,
and A. J. Browns, cor. 18th st and NY ave.
b. T. DODD, Aren't
It'll st. wharf, Washington, d. O,
d. f. KEELING, Agent
CaInpbail's wharf. Norfolk
E.B.-LUnC5 baskets not allowed on board. The
company reserve the right to deny passage to i'm
proper characters. ap27-6m
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DOLITICAL BANNERS, FLAGS i PORTRAITS.
York, 3el1-he.t-SR
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y AFE AND SURE!
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Nth Straet and New York Avenue

EXyIs Johnson q co., Bankers
WASHINGTON. D. O..
np.Ipps IN limited STATES BONDS. DIS
TRICT and other INVESTMENT sEouhii1Io'
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. asr2
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EKRSHIp.
We viii sell. on THURSDAY MORNING.
SEPTEN6ER 10TH, AT 10 O'CLOCK, at the ENQ
Bazaar, $40 Lousiana avenue NXA
Horses. Wagons.
Bet Double and 2 Gets Single Harness
travelling all summer, and to be sold with 3nt
reserve. ~ ~
1t RPATRS 4 HAHN Anntionaor.
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ss- ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN. THE ABOVE
SALE rs POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, SEP
TENDER 18TH. A. ID. 1880, same time and place.
1H0S. j. WA6GAMAN,} ,r.,,o.oo,
s14-2t JAMES PILLING, trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09

The Constitutional Amendments are not
in favor. Oar information is that i'm this
County Democrats and Republicans alike,
with few exceptions, VIII vote for rejection
of them. They 30 10, think the evils of
County Court are likely to have a better
meut bv the Institution of County Courts i'm
each Magistrates offce-iourtccn County
Courts almost continually and iCurccrtainly,
more allowably, of Commissioners courts
annually-with men for these magisterial
courts. for all sorts of eases from petty ones
ND TO greater. dragged from their regular
avocations q, iurymeu. Another result
would be 90 cmharrass the Circuit Courts
with triains causes ana ali a. great expense
20 the County. With this view of the re-
suit of a single feature of the Amendments
adopted. the people are disposed TO let
"wcll enough alone and rely upon The
legislature. with the powers it has under the
Constitution. In some measure To- remedy
the defect, of the present system. Under
the present constitution we may establish
any local system We please; we may establish
q system exactly suited toour situation; but
If the amendments are adopted we viii be
~adilcd, for AN time with one that Is conce-
dcd 20 be very Objectionable and many re-
spccts not adapted % our wants. We are
advised by the best mind, Of the County
after careful consideration of the proposed
amendments TO favor a rejection OF them az
the nnll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
TO THE TOTERS or JEFFERSON
COUNT.

4 correspondent Of the MartinSburg Ldcpe'd-
emf -" Mill Creek Democrat charges that /
obtained my nomination by a bargain and
sale &c: that Mr.. Faulkner and myself
bought some delegates from Berkeley and JET
lcrson This statement Is false. Mr. Faux
ner and myself did not use any money nor did
we make any agreement or combination. Du-
ring the delivery of "A speech at Bunker Hill on
the night of October 2nd, read the article The
opinion expressed 10y the audience was that the
communication was not written by Democrat;
that no objection To- my nomination had been
heard i'm that ncighbOrhoOd McSsrS. Stewart,
Rinker and Payne Senatorial delegates were
present. Prior 10 the Senatorial convention /
visited these gentlemen, rs did most OF the
DELEGATES of Berkeley. The subject of the Judge
ship was not mentioned. No pledge or prom
Use was asked or made
Another correspondent of the Mdepodcpf-
Rairuadcr says, in substance, that had the
Johnson bill become a law the prosperity of
MartinSburg and Berkeley County would have
been ruined; that the railroad employees would
have been dischargcd; that the farmers mar
kct would have been destroyed DC. The OBJ
icct of his article Is to array the voters of Mar
tinsbUrg and vicinity against me and secure my
defeat
The voters of Berkeley were divided on the
Johnson bill. and majority of the voters OF
Jefferson las far as could learn favored the
bill. There was petition from MarunShurg
and vicinity against it, and petition from JET
fcrsou in favor of it. / differ with " Railroad
cr" in his views Ny only object was 20 OBJ
tain a reduction of local passenger charges, the
reduction of local freight charges, and To pre-
vent the discrimination against the interests of
West Virginia made by the b. Il O. Il. Il. in IA
vor of other States. did not wish To cripple
the Railroad, but 90 protect all the interests
of the citizens of West Virginia. | favor the
construction and prosperity of Railroads and
also the prosperity of West Virginia.
Much of the opposition tome IN MartinSburg
and elsewhere arises from the fact that refused
to1,romise 20 vote for Mr.. Johnson y. Camden
for L. :. Senator. My position is: that have
not made up my own mind on that subject, and
that viii not permit the friends Of any candi-
date to force me 10 do so. That ifclcctcd will
obtain as far = possible the wishes of the yo-
ter of the District, and be influenced thereby
i'm voting for the man whom believe will best
promote their interests.
was threatened with opposition if did not
promise 20 vote for Mr. Camden. / refused to
DO science the great effort To defeat me.
sacrificed no prnciple-did nothing wrong To
obtain the nomination, nor viii do 80 10 Sc
cure my election. had good reasons 20 believe
/ was the choice of the majority of the citizens
of jefferson and Berkeley, therefore | was a cam
didatc for denomination.
have reluctantly made this statement i'm my
defence, and leave the result with the voters
ofthe District
Very Respectfully,
& T BI'TIEP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
II C.ERD.

The manner in which have been called up
on 10 allow my name 10 be used rs an hide
pendent Candidate for Circuit Judge leads me
To believe that the people desire to have this Of
fee removed from the arena of party politics
and placed rs it properly should be, upon a
more elevated and dignified plane II Is an
office of supreme dignity and one of great re-
sponsibility. The life, liberty and property of
the citizen are, to a considerable extent, in the
keeping of the Court. The very peace and
happiness Of society, its morality and safety de-
pend largely upon the manner in which Courts
of Justice administer the law. \ Judge, there
fore, should have nothing to do with politics
Ii is an Office which ever should be separated
from them, and thus kept pure and uncontam-
mated by political bias, or influences of any
character which might affect its purity or indie
pendcncc \ sorry day il will be to any poo
pie when the errnine Is made the reward of pO-
litica service or made to subscrvc political
ends | now say to my fellow-ciiizens of all
shades of political opinion that if it be your
pleasure to confer upon me the honor, | will
accept the trust with full appreciation of its
responsibilities, and promise You faithful and
impartial discharge of the duties of the Office
remembering, rs do, It's the whole people who
are to gain or loose as the law is properly or
Improperly administered now place myself
before the people as their Candidate for the Of
flee of Judge of this Circuit.
Respectfully,
JAMES II. GROVE.
S,.o,,,i,- = 1904
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09

Prclimianjcs far the Grcai CeatpHim Ctkrbra-
tioa Nert Vcct so trr C3mpl,t,d as to IN
S,re Remar3ajt Success.
The elaborate details of each particular
portion of the weeks celebration at Baiti-
more are under such splendid Roadway as to
make success simply beyond question. On
ly those who have studied the programme
carefully can form any idea of the vast a.
mount of work necessary Tor the full com
piction of the great enterprise. Now that
Baltimore has wIkcned zap there appears no
end hcrrcs1urces. The display of hccity's
progress for the century aud half viii be
wonderful exhibition. Next To it in impor-
lance Will be thatmade 10y the Baltimoreand
Ohio railroad company. It Will be upon an
immense scale, greater in fact, than ever be-
fore attempted byanr one corporation i'm hi,
country. In thi, and the making of half
fare rate from an stations on its line. the old
b. * @. proves It's devotion, not only % the
city. but 90 friends and patrons throughout
Maryland, the Nirginias. Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. who have stood by IL
for a half century or more. The rate will Dee
in force from Oct. 9th To- 23th, the cclcbra-
tioa commencing the llth and closing on the
10Th. The Marii era, iSnow anaSsurcd fact,
and the preparations for it are being carried
forward with great energy and amost lavish
expenditure OF money In addition to the
maguiiccutappointmc originating in Bal
timorc, the city has sccurciall the paraphcr-
MALTA used 40 the remarkable carnival held
i'm New Orleans last February ThetableauN,
ears, trapping, and appointments are Of the
most perfect AND beautiful character, costing
upwards of twenty-five thousand dollars.
The NaTdi GraS parade viii be at night, and
the city viii be Illuminated as no city ever
wa, before. La addition 10 the illumination
of all the buildings on the line of march,
there will bc calcium and electric lights and
the scene will beone of surprising splendor.
The military display ON Wednesday promi
sc- 20 be a notable occasion the Seventh
Regiment Of New York has accepted an in
vitation 10 be present, aS also have the crack
companies of Philadelphiaand Washington,
the |. :. Marine Corps and Naval Cadets.
The great number OF bands which will take
part in the festivities, will of themselves, be
worth iOurneying miles to hear. The most
noted organizations int the United States will
discourse sweet music, day after day. In
short there will be everything that money.
hospitality and enterprise can command to
make the week one continual round of plea
sure. Baltimore with her $50 600 people.
her great manufacturing and merchantilc in
tercSts, and her advantage; Is the nearest
seaport, proposes to show to the world at
large, that in enterprise, energy and hospital
lily, she Is the Empress of the Atlantic Coast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
County Commissioner.

MIR JOHN W. McCURDY, of Charlestown,
vi who is well known throughout the county
will be generally supported for the office Of
County Commissioner There are some for ex-
ample. who will not vote for Col. Baylor, and
some who object to Capt. Melvin, and Others
will not vote for Mr. Strider,-hcnce Mr.. Nc
Curdy is certain to receive large vote at each
precinct Without dsparagcnent to either
nominee, we say that he combines rs many
strong points as any Of them. lie is conspicu-
Gus forintegrity, good judgment and prudence
Besides this, he has leisure to give the business
proper attention, and If elected, will do il. He
is hereby announced as AN INDEPENDENT
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSION
Err This announcement Is made atEhe request
Of representative men from all parts Of JeiIer-
son. Voters, see 10 il that the name of John
W McCurdy Is on your ticket.
A TAXPAYER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09

For diarrhpe, dyscntcry, bloody-aux,
cramps in stomach, and collie, whether af-
iecting adults, children, or infants, DR.. Il.
Y. Piercc's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed is a sovereign remedy. 1t is COM
pounded from the best brandy, jamaica gin
ger, smart-wecd, or watcr-pepper, anodync,
soothing and healing gums. For colds,
rheumatism, neuralgia affections, and to
break up fevers and infammatory attacks it
is invaluable and should he kept in every
household. Fifty cents by druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09

1t is reasonably certain, WiSner will get at
least 300 of his party; it is not probable the
Republicans will split on the eve of y Prcsiden-
tiai election Again the Baltimore Celebration
occurs on the day of our election and many Of
our citizens will be absent in that city. Hence,
if we divide our votes Wisner will have plu-
rality.
In view of this situatan, we oughtto support
the strongest democratic candidate, and We sub
init that Mr.. Faulkner is the strongest.
First. He is the nominee This will give
him all those who make il a rule to vote the
straight ticket.
second. He will carry his native county.
Third lie will be supported, 10y those who,
like the writer, desire 10 secure the best man
for judge
These reflections are most respectfully sub
mitted 90 our fellow citizens. JUNlUS.
CharleStOwn Oct. I. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
shan IL ranIkncl. or Irlsner ?

The cndcavor of the Spirit in its issue Of
this week IS To conyic, THE FREE PRESS of
Inconsistency. rather than arriycat just con-
illusions concerning the nomina tions or to
advise the people what is best To doto secure
themselves against radical Judge. The
consistency or Inconsistency of THE FREE
PRESS Is not am issue I'm this canvass, nor a
matter of in.cres, % the people We don't
propose. in this campaign, 40 least i'm the
expiring moments OF &c, 20 allow ourselves
O. Dee put OH the defensive I'M ro1-e--cu.ials.
The fact s,arcs the people Of this Judicial
Circuit ia the face that of thrc, mcn before
them one 3, 20 DE chosen Judge for eight
wears. The other fact stands out just 90,
boldly. that chat JUICE win be the Demo-
cratic nomiuec. COL Faulkner. or the Re
publican postmaster of Nw.u-burs, Mr.
Wi-ncr The Gi'ur, OF Sir. Groves caudi-
dacy a- m independent always apparent
tou.I was assured immediately upon thccn-
trv ola Republican into the field. 10 D, for
democrats to determine. no, whether fs
have always ahijcj by the decisions of NOME
inat.ur conventions. but whether tbcg Wa,
40 this critical period comply with the usage
of their parts and eiec, competent and safe
men of thcir own persuasion. Nou may talk
81. much as You please about removing tbe
judiciary from the arena OF party politics.
We believe Democratic judge can be un-
parGzu as well as q Republican, and we
are more willing 20 trust TO Judge Faulkner
than % judge Wi-ucr's ability 90 keep the
ermiue un~po,teI from the world ofpolitical
influences. The mere putting on of the
garment ofpolitical independently amounts
20 nothing more nor less thaneNpediency-a
plan TO profit by party Discussions, To catch
the votes ofthedi>-ati-ded, the disappointed
the indifferent, the mwary. however honest.
What occurred eight wears ago was an cN-
eeptiou to the rule. We DO not care TO re-
viyc the hcart-hurni1g, of that period. The
statute of limitations covers it, Let the
dead past bury It's dead The editor of
the Spirit nowhere advises amy one 20 vote
for Mr. Grove-0n the contrary. hc rei,er-
ates his Statement, that he has mo- personal
objection 90 Col. Faulkner and tbat he viii
vote for him at the polls" and even ex-
pres,c. % doubt a. to the correctness of hi,
beratof,r, EXPRESSED conviction that the
no,,ine+ior. wer, r,e,ir,, co,.urm,-cJ -
Tl.. l..i,,..i..,.. ,., Nd. mad. .st.r , ,,r.r,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09

There is one other aspect of this dilemmathat
should be considered. If the Democratic vote
is split. Wisner will be elected. After an expe-
rience of ten years, we have never seen the Re
publican vote divided They always pile their
ballots upon one of their own party. We
must Judge the future by the past. There is no
reason to believe they viii change their system
ON this occasion If we divide and they vote
solid. Wisner will be elected Here are the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09

NESSRS. EDITORS -Aunomce If Won
vi please, for reelection to the Masistracy Of
Charl,>town District. WILLIAM Bt RNEII -
He has performed the duties of his Office with
acceptahility To the people and fidelity 10 the
State-and will continue 20 do 80 Il the people
will elect him. of which there is hardly qucs-
ton. MAN1 NOl Els.
Son, - $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
INDEPENDENT.
County NaJ'reyOr.

At the solicitation Of manv prominent and
influential citizens of the county. thc under
Silucd will lc before thc people 100 the next
election for the office Or County surveyor anil
IL elected will cndpaycr tn attend '' thc duiie-
of tine office in q way tl.at shall command the
approval Of all j. j. N'kLhol-
Charlctovn. Aue. -. So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
Pr5rnSe EsOGyEsiH &.

MFRS. SUSAN MAXWELL is prepared to
w accommodate BoardcrS ut her residence
opposite the Post Office. Location desirable
rooms comfortable &c. For terms apply in
person or by letter.
October 8, 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
For .EF0giSfrOfe.

NrssRs. EprroRs Please announce Captain
DAVID III. COCKRILL as q candidate for
Magistrate in the CharleStown District. lie
will make an excellent officers capable and
honest" MANY NoTEiIS
Scptember 20. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
For sEN giSirH5c.

- AMUEL L. RISSLER, Esq, viii bcsupport-
y ed for the MagiS,rcy in the Charlcstown
District by large number of voters both IN
the town and country. IIi- experience, intel
lirencc and integrity cmincntly tit him for the
position
not 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
The Martinsburg Independent says;

Hon. w. II. Travcrs addressed the Dem
ocracy at the Court House Thursday night
His speech was dignifed, logical, and strong
in every point. Mr.. Travers isa fine speak
er, and gains largely by his non-indulgence
in the usual claptrap Of partizan orators.
He gives facts for thinking people.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-09
Rails and LO-
Gust Posts, for sale.

TYIIE undersigned will furnish Farmers or
l those who have Town lots to fence, Chest
nut Rails and Locust Posts, suitable for lnortise
plank or cap fence, delivered ON West hank of
Shenandoah River near Bloomcry Mills, AZ
lowest market price for Cash
Oc;. 9. 1850. JOHN LCRAIGHllL.