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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16
Population Of the 9Th Census District
OF Pennsylvania.

The following tables, compiled in
in the Office of j. Simpson Africa,
Supervisor of this District, show the
population accorning to the census OF
1880 of all towns and counties in the
District having more than 1000 in
habitants and of all county towns ;
also, the population therein in 1870:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16
REPUBLICAN EXTRAYAGANCE.
SAMPLE or THE EXPENDITURES IN THE
DEPARTMENTS IN WASHINGTON.
From the New York Sun.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. %, 1880,

From the New York Sun.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1880.
The Attorney-General's Office affords
Il striking illustration Of the official
abuses which have grown to full stat
ure during the long lease of power the
Republican party has enjoyed. The
luxuries of the Attorney-General's Of
flee for n period of five years, from
1874 to 1878 inclusive, cost the tax
payers s22,702.44. The report of the
Attorney-Genera for 1879 shows So
1928 expended in the following man
ner. This is what the official carriage
cost 4:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16

This District embraces one-6fth OF
the area of the State and ov
ninth of its population. The increase
since 1870 is 56,525, equal to 1915
per cent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16

The Luthcrans Of Nebraska axnao,
70 gain is,uO0 members BY Scandinavian
immigration 10 that State.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16
WOODWARD SEMINARY,
Boarding and Day ssheol fs- Ysu.g L.aH
and Little Children.

@~S~ND aNp AO0GCI 81 kktlc
HARRISBURG, PA.
Regular term sill begin sEPTENHFg u igh
sYsfse 81 s'ndy-Ssassie and Scientihc with Nuss
Bo.rd and iuition fion szss 10 $3.50 a y.ar sHs 1t
Ist circulars and ell desirable lafrrmatar Hai-r=
A-"m PRINCIPAL
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con.
Il sutu;ea. saers the re-r iesi iaril.u.s fr r.s.
iessluual aud CLASSICAL isaraiar
bulldipRs spaeious ihs4tlhg and ooru.os .-st .--.
Tlfielf hsAisd hy stream, vei vrH1'aios and l-r %.
- With bouBifal Fupply uf pure vsisr s q sIrIrr
uaief.
l.sostion heaiihfui sad cay n arrrs,
suFruHu8ing soeBsfr ussuftas-ea
fesehefH nSPs13snred, eficlesf arg si.tt ia a. p
uBfk
Discipline hr-n and Kind. unii1-rH ana thorough.
Eapeusas moderate.
hiiy esHS Vesk dsaue;lon 70 tLass 5isJ4-.,r q.
siBdent. admitted at any time.
Coufees = sfndy Tfesrritsi hg tie Stat. N...
sehuel IT. Preparatory. III. UsIDsa'arg is. So.
cHtihc.
arsuScT ootEsrs
] Academic. II. Commercial III Nasir IT, All
The Elementary atad trirHifr cnufsus a-r pr.
lfssieaAl, sua students graduating tbsfr4t rarftf
Diplomas. noufetrinr the fafi1uHrr e srrrrr.- rr. D
Efeet MISTER oi ibe Elements. aud Na.lfr q ihf
eoinnocs Graduates iu the Other raait,s -rss r5
Nofi.al of5ascates - their attainment. frurd lr
the FHcuify
TIE Professional COURSES are lu,s.sl and s-, ID
th9ruashaaEs Dot inferior 20 those q our lasf college,
The STATE requires higher order rs r.tz.f4ir.
The tlines demand a. u is - the Trl-rs urr-.
q this sehool e. hs1p to secure ID - faF.i m ai,-
iigsui and sfHcsntteschstt far hei s-haa.. II 1I,
ehd u soifctfs souuR peranus g good aI4It.a mf
good pbfEnses--fhnse who desire 20 ir,r,rts afr
tane and iheif ialsnts. s;Bdeuts. Tr a sua
=. stft.4itth aiisaf lfiNNff hfi HtHtlafi
epPoffuniites fof seii-Baid labor after l,s,ur s.b,
fof catalogue ard terms address the FnnaIaI
BOARD % yHrs7rus
ktoothsldefs' TTusseos-J a. nArtou n T. An
Hest, jacob Brown. 5. ~ Bichfsrd ssrausi tf.rta 4
, ksHh, II. g. Cook. 7 c H8Frls De- q k.tt1tf
D. y. NcCcruicf. Esg- " W RANKIN Wu II H-ast
stats ffusfse~-ilpn.A0 A. q CurfIn. Hou n l. Ih#
fsnlach Gen. Iesse Merrill Tion Niil,sm = .l,r.gt
{. "haley' :. Miller Mccormick. Esg
oIFIous
Hon. WILLIAM RlGiER. President Clssrfas Pa
ten IkssE MERRILL. ' Prasidsut. lsst Haven n
: MILLAR MCCORMICK. sscrefar,.
THOMAS IARDLEY. Treasurer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16

In addition TO the money paid to
maintain this expensive equipment,
s150.50 was expended for street car
tickets. Newspaper subscriptions
amounted to s9S.35, and miscellane-
Gus literature cost Si5S.25.
t,,s,,,< .Lo ,,,;g,o1iananua avnanans
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16
CL1--EAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

(EigLh Normal .Schooi Ds'rl~,.
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO. PA.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-16
THIS SCHOOL. rs Al. nrc.cr, ~

A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, PriuciDal.
, 1880-09-16
MAXIMS OF GEN. GARFIELD.
sound Sentiments of u atntestnnn.

sound Sentiments of u HtmtestlnH.
Tho various oxcelenclcs Of Cen. GArtlelA's
character l,,,yo been much enlarged upon by
Ills many friends and ntll,slrers, anl 1t Is u
pleasant thing to be plNcetl III m0ro Intimate
lelutl0As with tho mind which llas ,Aaldcd
tllpt character, and tn 10 permitted 10 SEQ tho
indications OF wlsdoln ard thought which l,c,
ns soldier ntut ;. statesman, llns brought 10
his a!.l III the treatment Ut Important affairs,
4 little pamphlet Just published entitled
"Alaxlms of janus ADranl Garfield" intro
tluces us to closer knowledge Ut an tntelil-
genes whicl, l,ns lc,l It's p,sscSsnr wisely mud
safely through many perpInxlng affairs. ainl
ntiOrls tu MI, anil especially tn tho young
licn Oh tho threshold Ut political life, nl
insight intn tho enduring principlt4 OF lr.
slrnhle success. 4 gelIHrnl examination Ut
lnesG nlRXln,s, which hay1 been gathered
fr0ln tllu speeches nna writings Ot
lel Garfield, and show y consideration VI
nl,nust Nll the branches OF human interest,
iMprcssrs One with tho practical strength Of
tho mimi that produced thHin.. Tho Language
III which tlley. arc conveyed IL Sincere MD
vtrulKhtfOrwN1tl, aud tho clltl nlI;.tu ut IL
Ieacliud by thu iM0st direct intcntlon. Many
Of, these nphOrlstMs hAve evidently beell
struck out Ut u stern experience Ut HE, nnl
possess u ring which conius truly from those
utteEuNces alone Which have been beaten
upon the anvil OF university. The rtpO ex-
perlcllea 0f q peculiarly UvvMuul llf9 Is seen
lii many OF the nlnxills. ~ Wuul1 rather
be beaten tn Right than succeed tn WrORK'n'
Is conviction which COMES only from full
, 1880-09-16
INDIANA ASSESSMENT LAWS.

1Nu1ASApoLls, Ilul., Sept. 15.-Gen. Fay
cite Hewitt, Auditor Of Kentucky, visited
tho city To-day to examine the Assessment
1nws Of Inliuna, With view to adopting
tllom In tho former State. Gen. Hewitt is
higly ple,.setl with our inws. lilo hus visited
several Stutcs nllt. examined their stntutes
CONCERNING tho valuation of property niNi
cuttectlnn OF taxes, but has found none ptual
to ours. An etfurt Will bu n.ntlv 10 have thu
elt!ro System adopted III Kentucky, with
such AtliDtltllnenla III uro necessary 10 suit
tho conditions Ut tho StMtc.
, 1880-09-16

fNIluAGO srUAAGE ca. ~ ~ ~ EAsr RAN.
u IlluA-xt.. hAvu tLQ AuVxt wArUhu4su iut storing
tusutLGr1 pau0A Ute. nt u~esL rnss taslI ~
C1UKAUE Eulk FUNSlruNE, AuuGlEs. ElC.l
astKettA eARhY asl ~ wv; WI Asatassr
, 1880-09-16

ION SA1E-I1SDs IN Io1isiAS1 xV6 MIS-:
E,n E:;tsnils lan.a,.en In A... cosnt,. M,,.t...pp
NV 5fiss's i;ai;$a;,. ssn.a!s|as sSsss .a4 sete:
VIZ !saSs :, s;
estnSr Will mules 4 NV maTss e9w.: ete, tastninx
. H. Z. iii ;s s1 to1 "a eS,s6s ss ds,s!.
II ND
s n" n ir he ~" asSy o ss, sa q ss
hccn napSt tHn sIu, doars per acre rrico two
s. iIa.';atian r1sairine over Inn nc1es Of land og
E ;ns ~ r. S s n.o 9t sfars
i. II iii i' 'r @ s
i! M Es III ~ u f ~ n.
nx ss.ssd 'ss d%"H 1fe sSsa sa! F.antaa " IT.
c,4y 4 a i + s. "n st @ 81"
~ t9r frutn nc It n*,ve.Dontinnca ra!lron,l Gon.
Eoua E"as ss ' u ss" cen 'es Gii e
ss @ * SWy ~ w. ss eu,aaea a GSa5 ~ e &, a
t!1n riota The wnr. rrico oaa thousand dollars
s l;lan;ailon In Do Soto Parish. Louisiana, I.up:
Ts'in s,S,.sonny sYrt sa " q
sa Gss =. sa Hfinx nsSn Ts s
ss sa .s & s'isSa i:S ;t e = ~. n
III ogsE II ,uox Ff'ca asvsnty-nvc huadfstl dol-
s :, sE sts,: sEs s. gess,sa e; % gt Ta INC
,aten r ubs os II ser. auo 'n II ousr Il
as s Ss S cs; ses s. g s ),
tent lauSars In thu various Z. A4tess
or peent ta,,.nsa: ssss1 wv ;s{saas. ;SS{s.sTE In.
F0it SALE-MY KANC1IE u C1LOKADO, q
ncrss cultivated: tw!s,!p f9Ms%d rood hna,s
s s sii t:&: S.a Ss. :GsSs aSS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
NAV SFPTFS7 CHARTESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA 3
POETR s..
F1r tie free Press
G1RFIELD on THE RAGING CiNiUL.
Tme-~Tle Song he 0M OR Died o."

Tiple-" Tie Song ne OIL CAR Died o."
While pursuing the devious highways Of glory.
About Garfield they relate most wonderful
That his barcfoo,cd boyiood On svia waters
We're spent,
And, while trcading its pathways, ON piety bent.
Part ef tac time hc would pray, and part of the
time would baw
Atmuies on thetoc-path Of raging canaal."
That Garfield did bawl
ON q raging ranawl."
His mules. it is said under bent of hi, mind,
Were most prompt in their duties and most
pioiIs inclincd
When they had finished the work of the day,
Bowed to him low and proceeded To- bray
In hcswCotcst of notes and 20 lovciies: strain
" oh, jim, how you remind us Of oar Daddya-
gain,
eh, jim, how You remind us Of our Daddy a
gain
The potatoes and pumpkins that Garfield did
haul
Through the dangerous passes Of that raging
The coal lead and iron that thr5' IL. swift wa
tors sped.
Through ne genius of C. when The world was
in bed.
If piled in a heap and sold at its worth
Would have made him prince from the day
Ct his birth;
And no son of Il gun coulI. tLen call DER great
The champion cuss of Credit Mol;lcr,
The champion cuss of Credit Mobilcr.
The hours of his youth and the days Of his
prime
Have passed to the grave at The wiz ofold Time;
Tkc pi0us young mules, his companions of cid,
Have gone to their rest I'm Eternity fold
The s;eel- which he trod on that raging ca
nawl,
When one hour he'd whistle and another he'd
baWl
Are swept by its terrible currents TO rest
In valleys as pcacel1l ms the home Of the hlcst
Indeed they DO say that tie classical spot
Tha. his bare feet last irOd is wiped out and for
It's rugged deGles his bold spirit did dare
Have loe. al their grandeur and lie level and
But still, blue jacket and grey call our second
great smiieT
The champion cuss of Credit Mobilcr-
The champion cuss OF Credit MObilor.
In time, long gone by. in the days of lis youth
If historical records tell us ;he tralh
While By night and ly day he was driving iis
tc;ms.
Hcwas proud of his name ard tIat nan,e twas
Jecms
Bu, since the grand time that he irod through
the dirt,
Their waves oi. his standard the shrols Of a
shirt.
That when haze, crime ANA vengeance was 10y
atty, test
Ensanguucd and CORY he olaspcd ohis breast
Aboui which rcd Tag ghe does so howl andso hol-
yer,
That he goes by the nameof the SANITY DcGol-
yer
That he goes by thc !,anic Of The SANITY Dc-Gol-
yer
And for pay for his services glorious and great,
Oh the raging cina6l" 20 the mules and the
STATE,
His lusty embrace Of Credit Molilcr
our pions. magnificent md saurtiticd Smicr
But asks of this people OF thc Land of the Free,
20 be placed on the top of Libcrty's tree:
Bu. blue iae kot aud gray from Orleans 10 Mont
pcivr
Say, "Nou 20 to the D-l, old Credit Mobe-
licr -
"You can poto the D.. old Credit Mobclicr.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
-
= Lucky Life.

Sometimes, when ! look back over my He,
I ann amazed to see how the pages of its re-
cord are dotted with hair-breadth escapes.
| e,csocd the dangers end hardships Of the
Revolutionary war by waiting until the war
had been over about go years before | got
born. When the Brooklyn thcatcr burned
| was in Darlington. Whenthey yellow fever
broke out in New Orleans | was in Mime
sofa. and Immediately skipped out for Cam
ada. When was boy, ut school, one day,
ali the bows in the school were logged all
around for robbing an apple orchard, and
theAorgine didn't do abit Of good, ioreyery
bergar of them had the cholera morbus all
that night. Just the same. And !? ! was
ATTENDING another school . miles distant.
When ail NV brother, and sisters were down
with the scarlet fever, was down south in
tho army. and when ! read the letter from
home | laughed aloud to think Of my great
rood fortune. and that wonld only hayeto
be shot at once OF twice 4 week, instead OF
having to take medicine three times day.
When a man comes 20 the office witha lille
biIl. Q times out of 10 ! ani out. And II by
some astonishing blundor, ] am ~, then
indeed aia ! More unfortunate, but ilc man
isia no better luck than before. .'-if1rleye
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
Rrising "a HeGucr.

Joice was tramp, and hungry. Hap
pcni1r 20 pass ono day I'm u village where
tbe women were waiting. he noticed the
preparation fora funeral In hope. OF get
ting something to cat, Joice said 70 the rel
aligos: Would thou have the dead rcstor-
ed 10 iifc!" Then ail thc relatives said,
YES, that would VS..
"Place mc." said Jcicc the tramp in The
room next TO the dead man B,ingme good
cheer so that may propi,iatc the fcamma-
ting angels. Most especially put there a
moi of the finest honey, three loaycs Of the
whitc-t bread and fask Of the purcst oil.
Tha. the relatives fid Joiee, the tramp,
bid them retire. Jojec, the tramp, then eat
until his appetite was satisfied. Then he
uttered many shrieks and howls. The rela-
tiyes waited long and patiently.
Tell me-" asked Joice what WAS the ex-
act calliugo tln deceased "
~ weaver was he by trade" lhe relatives
replied.
aWhv did YOU not iell me so! There u
honey. bread and oil wasted. Had be been
a tinker. tailor, or a cobbler might have
brought the dcadm to liie-but weaver
I never could do anything with weaver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
lie lost

4 few days AGO. while ~ o,ScGrsion FROM
out on the Lake Shore Road was spreading
itself over Detroit, pair Of lovers seated
themselves on the steps of the City Hall and
of course took hold of hands Some Of the
officials in the building noticed this and one
gentleman offered to bet q dollar that they
would squeeze for straight hour without
once breaking their hold. The bet was ia
ken. and third party took his station where
he could watch the result il was an awful
hot day, bnt thai didn't make the least diff
ference. AZ tie end of forty minutes the
two red hands wercstill tightly claspcd. 80
they were when five minutes more would
have struck the hour. Then the young man
made an uneasy movement, leaning over TO
her haNcn curls he said:
Samantha, ln going TO let 80 OF your
hand for minute Lgtyou won't be mad,
will yoa. darling. ! wouldn't lct 20 till You
did. only some sort ofa hugis crawling down
my back. and ! can't keep my mind on you
and bags at the same tiine.-DetToH ifec
press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
Miractc of Honesty

st & party one evening several coniesied
the honor Of having done the most e1tTaor-
dinary thing; . reverend gentleman was
appointed Judge of their respective prcleelni-
tions. One produced his tailor's bill WIN
a receipt attached 70 it. Abuzz IN the room
that this could rot De outdone; when a
second proved that he had just arrested his
tailor for money lent him.
The palm l. his" was q general cry,
when ihifd put IN his claim.
hGea!lcnien, " said he, Il cannot boast Of
the acts Of my pTedecessoIs, for have just
returned to the owners three lead pencils
and two umbrellas that were lciL at my
house"
an hear no more, cried the astonished
arbitrator. This Is the very acme 81 hon
estv. II Is an act of virtue Of which ] never
knew any one capable. The prize-'
Hold, " cried another, y have done SIN
more than that"
Impossible" cried the whole company
'Let u hear"
Il have been taking my paper Tor twenty
wears and always paid for it in advance"
He took the prize.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
4 Smart Boy.

4 Young man called on his intended, and
while waiting for her to make her apptar-
ancc he struck up conversation with his
intended brother-in-law. After while the
bay asked: ,.a
Doc. galvanized niy gers know much?"
81 really can't say" replied the much
amused man.
And then silence reigned for 4 few mo-
moments when the boy resumed his conver-
sation.
"Kin you play checkers with your noses'
"No, have ncycr acquired that accom-
plishmcnt." . 4. 80
Nhyg'
cause Sis says YOU don't know rs much
as galvanized nigger, but ycrdad's got lots
ofstamps and she'll marry YOU anyhow and
she said when she got hold of the old man's
sugar she WAS going loall OF the Fourth OF
July pcrccssions and ice-cream gum sucks,
aud let YOU stay Mt home and play checkers
with that hollv-hock nose of yourn.'
And when Sis cot her hair banged and
came i'm. she found the parIor deserted by all
save her brother, who was innoccnty tying
the tails of two kittens together and singing;
"Oh. : love the Sunday school.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
The Birth Of a Princess.

On Friday night of last week a Spanish
princess was born to King Alphonso and
Queen Christina at Madrid. There was
brilliant array of the flower of the Spanish
nobility rroseni-Knights and Mobiles in
medieval cloaks AMI rich costumc'-in all
about two hundred and Gfly high fGnctiona-
rics and personageS. Directly alter birth
the royal babe WIS placed on Il gold basin,
covered win rich ace mantle, and the
King carried the basin ont 10 the distln-
guishcd assemblage in the anto-chambcr,
and uncoyeriog the infant, lis majesty de
sired all present to examine and attest The
sex Of the newborn ere the decd of birth
is drawn up by the ministers Of grace and
justice as royal prothonotary general. This
ceremony Is ancient and is considcrcdncces-
sary, lest some spurious infant be aiIcrward
introduced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
El0M ~ CNIcnnl IIMcl.


Railroad advert, sing j. becoming More and
more an art. and no road is demonstrating it to
q clearer purpose than the Baltimore g Ohio.
To combine Quiet and unObtrii,iyc advertising
of the advantages ola line with information OF
such value as o. make ono forget the fact that
IL is an advertisement, is indeed clever thing,
and IL is lust this that Is Accomplished Icy the
B. so. Ecl Book Various road, from time 90
time have cssaycl tie publication cf political
statistics. hut as q rule thcy have ebccathevor
simply of copying. IL lrs remained for the j.
.e O. to prepare and issue a little work which,
for exhaustive information. for concise state
ircnt of results. and for haudy and instant ref
crcncc. Is uncqusied o. day ly any of the more
p~e,cutious and complicated po.itica. text books.
IL gives fOrc.ch state just what a man WISHES 90
learn at q glance. Tic vote ~ cacl party for
President i'm ISIS with total vote majority and
electoral vote The vote of each party az the la-
tc.t state election with total yO-e and naiO iOriy.
The political complexion of the Legislature.
Senate and House IN each State and n . /. =.
Senator is 10 hc elected Il is SO stated. The re-
suit i'm every Congressional District IS set iorth
and i'm foot notes taCts and Figures are gwen I'D
si,,.l, Shane AS 90 admit of q perfect conception
of the situation i'm different districts To wind
llp with the population of the State IN 1870 is
shown, and The vote for President iu 1872 given,
with the ratio Of the total vote tO tho popiia-
tiou of 1870 Tie latcs. Obtainablc facts from
the Census Bureau are noted and an estimate
made of the probable vote ofcach State this fall.
Il Is evident that much time has been spent
mon the compilation and general details, and
rs !. was the laborofa former well known jour
nalist Of large experience in political statistics
its currcctncssis is Beyond question There isnOt
the slightest ve>tge Bipartisan bias in The book,
figures and facts being stated without cplorine
ar comment. The little work is q gem typo
graphically being from the press OF Knight s.
Leonard of - city. The cover isan exquisite
thing. the design and engraving being hy the
American Bank Note Company OF New York
Throughout II is an exceedingly elegant ana
artistic book. the fine and perfect taste display
81 being certainly well worthy of emulation
The Red Book IS not on sale, hnt car be had
fir thc mere t-ctrblc of making tic reques. for
i, to G. X Lord, Baltimore, Ai postal card
or note 10 that gentleman viii be followed by
fine prompt receipt ofthe book, which Is beyond
an cornparison the handicst and most compre-
bensive political textbook of the campaign
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
THIS and ThaE

Garfield says John Sherman, in
every position occupied by him has render
ed satisfaction to his constituents"
"Resolgcd," said Gariield's Republican
constituents in convention stWarren, Ohio,
Sept. 7, 1876, "that there is no man to-day
officially connected with or National Go
vernmcnt AGAINST whom are preferred more
and grayor charges Of corruption than are
publicly made. and abundantly sustained
against james \. Garfield, the present rep
resentative Of this Congressional District
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TER

-7~Trr FaEs PsEss Is published weekly at Iuo
r .ii-srri f.ftf csat. per 'tstr.t ii "trtace-
rs-ruGEE DOLLNi;S 60 NOE paid ia advance.
-y~ De-. D,lltrati Fsilf o. ,is for ,ir sosts'
-,s-rhe terms of advertising are. tr square
l.,. snch1 or less Gee O9Iur Hsi fgiT teHis tor
tsr.c insertions larger ones ia Che same proper
ti,a. Zach continuance fg'g tee'r'
rtf-No advertisement to oc considered or the
,,,a.h or year unless specified on ;hc Manuscript
.- previously agreed upon between tae partes-
An advertisement not marked oa the copy
f,- a., sp.cifed nu.nbcr of Insertions Wi.l o. con
,sausd unit, ordered out aal payment "i' o1
sllcted accordingly.
gY~Rs8riAa ApvEefisEurN $50 aYe'd any
,,i.anisrstandjng on tic ptrto. tle 1nou,i adver-
t,.rs is prop,t o. stat. tifiacf ,aat their pr-
,.lr, only extends Oh thcjr Immediate business
p.l Etltc. Legal or ali other ldger,se.a sent
bvthsa o. be an additional charge, aad no Vafi1-
zion.
zs-O5..utrv notices o. more ;han FIVE iiae5
vii. be charged Tore
JOB WORK K-Postcrs. sale B.i,s, Circullrs,
Cards. &c, cxccalsd promptly, neatly ana AZ .i't
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-25

Mr.. ". C. Russell. travelling salesman for
the Winchester Shoe FactOry, returned last
week from 4 protractcd Southern tour, going
a. far as Montgomery, Ala lie met with
unDrccedentedand most gratifying success
his sales being largely iii excess Of what he
had reasonably anticipated. The uniform
excellence OF the work turned out at tins
factory. and the fidelity and promptness with
which orders are filled, have gained for 1t q
reputation second to that Of no factory IN
the country. which the managers are careful
IN maintaining BY the most scrupuious per
-onal attention toeveTy department Of their
business Urncieter Tmes.