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Richland beacon., 1881-09-10
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Ne have receive! IN :nrI':i' nna be- Il .
halt.orlr;: pinned and sc-y all; edited ~
,cr ~ ~. above lille. published! ron.hlj ii;
Bad -. =. Y, f,r IA. no:-"a! prise %: .
CEN, 4 "a, Tie avc"eI m.s,.o. {. .h~
Nui;.. and Slu;h as is name indicates, j. 10
h:in. lie ;wo sections mo closer relations ai.I
tom Il ....'c-ia ui..on AL c & ali !, can
II as ..iil- 20 deveior lie resources o. lie
South by directing 'Ae ,.tc or im;rig-a:io'.
and ca7.'al ".o lis section t. accomplish.
ii, !, publishers i-cpo.e 10 n'oEe a 'onr :
iyr..i-a:.oa .n'o ever rc5.: and c.ti"r g.
tie soa'h. Tn. p. . rot,, r-..-.er. I'D -.
bal ;aen. c.l,u,el !. :..-.r '..d,r;....;-. ~
b'-yea. III "reIa;-n a,.L c"-9ct..er.en.
4! orr pcor'e wherever ,hey &c. -. CON-
:,:eno re 'pc- =, ;l.- :,;'sonare t: o.- ..c,-
PIE LISA ,sre" ,:'-.a.. ~: :-n.-. AL
u .on:sa ,eo-;l. Tie subscription. a Dies
No-,!. 4ni .,a:a rr5;-n.n. Co. f,"a.-, y
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10
Amusement. 90 an:s E;uiny -

IA cn'' -,d'n'ret-, r.rnsrs,Inr - cIarates,
'@b'r1u1. etc vii o. given a. til, Rry~ :,
Shoot house on Wednesday evening, : ,..r.-
Der 2ls', The proceeds of wlic = ~ b. an
piled 10 iarnish.n. Tie school hor-e 'r.:h
sears. desks, etc. These 'Ain-s -,e ured-l
VERY much, And Tie yoqr. people wl,o pro
Pose TO entertain the people, ani rags, the
means IN this way, deserve am oniy -rca,
praise and encouragement ba; the mos, liberal
patronage. Therefore We he" tha' "u. pub
lie spirited anj ceheTous people viii III tire
i..Gs. 10 Ove,ilow!n-. am ;,us .s>i.i them ~
SURVIVING our school tcn-. c.,. -ai'abi- f',r
i'ai.rc. i.iee y. .n;,gs.. u, 81 .-.r-. ..'i-
80" ., -tB:.
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

,sx. Mr.. Burgess, caipoT;cur For the South.
w r., g;blc Ssciciy. with TWO assistants
,,xass;rs our parish ,sr :Lr purpose If
.,n,xinr those Who need them with cheap
u,,,,... aaa ~ the time '''ey' complete ,!ei ,
work IN dis parish no family ~''i have an ex
49,. - brig without B.bse. I, would
a,.srjjble 20 safe tina, family could be
$50 y EaAlesd parish without E:h!c,
81, go lsnsnsahle fac; tina, many such
- .lesaisuae s.n.!ie..ean and have bee..
u, 49, di-p-nscrs =. t..s Wc.L ,. Go,:
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

Everything Is ;oins 10 be- 50 ,,ish W.. u,ll
lave 10 sscace tie pace oi y1ur paper, tails
bs,swct blanket On 4 cob! day upon a pub
Thor vino knows thar he can barely live on
-, small profit derived from la. business
,.hsn the neces.aries N lie are plentiful and
cheap, sui is extremely absurd Better say,
.y,n Viii have To faise is- prize Q: ye-ir va
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10
hC~C-fisiug E:tCo-

- c.-,- Yer I'm. cacl, insertion foI reading
''.'ter 81 .cra -, Tee. - re- cent suD"'. -
4h"ve rr:c, 10: each change o.: early, Lan
j-"rly 80 Quarterly .dver.se'n"ni--
Positively 40 reduction from above :a;cs ar
'he arrUiIu. :,!.:jaa o. aaY onv.
'a>h irus: accompany Ger orde! nni"--
he air-r,i,,'7 o. acef, IA know" b. &c pro
i.r!.iog 20 hc = re-; f..~.hie parry.
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

The.civil tenn ~ ,.c In Di,ric, Cou.r,
Ia K. W Rici.7r.!,on, on lie .,rnc. Las
ben N ses,io'. '!.' va.k, aui Will perhaps
.ue IN SESSION all NIX; week. CUISINES,
i. progressing "a civil case. generally TO-
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

". W'n'er arrived 1t. !,ayv!!ie on Tue -Iav
e,sinc iasi after beng absent since la: win.
t.i and We a-v s-s"d' to see linn IN - in,.cll
letter health tan when he let; Us lie an.
Tears TO be ia cNcelea, hca!ih.
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

Tie wea''~- c.r.'l;'.-s - all IL; l.,a IA
Yer! AIR We trcs;ae seems - be- impreua,c,.
day and night with du,,. CL!fr slower
CIat vi! hay he !u., and coo. lie ..tnn.rhel..
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

IN eastern paper l. responsible for
The startling avermeut that CinCin-
natl belle, IL reply % he question
whether there was mucn cultivated
ana re':ucd society in her native c;.r.
-cplied You lis, bet your bcc.f
,hl, e.:es cpl.r-e9 c.owd"
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

10 sou w"i'' r'a'ev :" g1;fc: yru- COT u Z
!: &c i.s!aic Eros. SAL 'hc- ,r;! To- .'r., have
4
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

4 A GGahy E-a hes been recommended
b. the Mon!ae lar F3r Ne a'Polr,rnct e:
Circail Judge, =" tt! tie Vacancy occa,;oned
nv The resignation o; Judge Farmer We
know Of no one better qualified Tor the rosi.
ZION. bu, We dbl not t!,ink he would 1--WE up
his excessive practice to accept The position
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

The exten-ion AMI ti'ori"r al tie from. gal
levy have added greatly &c the appearance
ard com;ar, oi The Richand House. winch
under the manage nen' OF is Lind aud plea
sanr propFie;rcss, sl'o"l! bc isaru.ar boarding
house. We Ieccor,-nd the house 20 both
.eruler boarirrs and H.. travelling public.
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

y p5o,-ao:ed nseting Ia, been N rrc:rcss
with the Bar'i,, Church AT Al,n all 'his geek
Elders /. e. kcIlis and L y. Fhy,ae. are
assisting The worthy pastor, Elder =. {. Ma
son, IN conducting the service Goil., ihc
preaching. |: has 5een orr pleasure to al,
;e;G he meeting IorI:nn Q: Tie time ami
':c fec. conf den; TIA: much good viii resu.'
from il, Ia: we canro, now ever guess wha'
The ina. result Wi! be
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

The nrX, srs ion OF the Rayvilc Schoni.
Mss Fannie Clark principal, Will sopen CA
Monday, september nh. ~ '!icsc who in-
ten! seniing heir clil,lren--aud every one
who has Il Child should d. t.a;-o,y!., 70
have ,hcm ,iere 10 take TIE IL places N Their
c.assc. on lie :E; day Of 80 . On. Every
r"7soc. IN this place anil vicinity >A.G'd fee.
special in,cre,: in es'ahlie','n;; GOOD -choo.
here aud tie only way to do tlia; i 10 p.i
I0nize !. and inhuce others ~ Z, ..
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

Such remark. - lie Rr,cos g. lie -~-'
to;rt.y p7per ever .1w.' aui '.:l. "rAccY
: & universal i'!vuri;c with the ladic>," a.
encorr- - ard h;-A!y appreciated co'ari.-
rNcn:> hu- ;.rg 10 no: bring Tread aud ,"ra;
10 10 :rep!.e,ar. pa :"r paper. ns, wpe'
i,ous, reg, aud printers wa-cs. ur'.-., he; IN,
thrnrc people 20 Ta:roni1e 3 I.p"r. Maze
such remarks -mony those WHO do no; tax,
;he parcr and '!:'y may be o? .cnic p!cc''-
car ,cr,i.; T. a..
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

Our csiee ma! ana popnlar youg lady
friend, Mis-. Matte ca =. -,iurned i.un, her
summer visit to lcnnesss: last Saturday eve.
MN. ,pparen;iy r;uch improved in bral,.
We are glad to ~e'coIue Ms, M,,,ie home
again and u 'ra'n 'ia' he enloyea her mp
Gerry mach, but she says ~, BECAME home,
.;et during her absence.
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

!hrr" is :e,:.c i.;'!t g-oi..iso y :a... come
,.!.c il he ,,i,..rc
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

The frame o: -. n.w residence H.. Re
I.,oa!r Es,,Gc. are L~r,ng !rl'. AZ r.a-cd
Ri. r..t
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

"'.,~ 'r't!d'i.c's soi"s s;r.I.y ~ 1t '.r
o'irSyar' AIR! at-.' -, .," a.- ,-.:.r 40 H..
e. pc. lay
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10

sFe>s abuut 'pro wcehS with sta owe.
bal;:s; Ciur:r. tfan'ln parish, WA. 1in,cd
on Fr.!ay o: Ia; wre.. Tin services wcrr
coI.t.c'ed by Rcvs. L. {. Kc!li, anI !. Z
Ni. ari lie t"-ul, was ,wcu,y.,wo accc,.
Sous - 'ir olus,h. Brother NeI-ls informs
us thai .ecr 'n;rres; was n:1ni-'-',' nr =
10 conclusion g.. he services
Richland beacon., 1881-09-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

f''''n. 70 To a rt-,h..'--he Parry
-
LULE.- Ish rES.
ED. .s,, Ii, -. p.
a
h, - 49,, -. -
p,r,. -.
.''o 'a' d:'aE'es - = q" c.'''n =. -
ode '''''
!Lrre is .-..,e L;.,. n-o,.i.s r ,..r. .o.ne
80 !" '"' ''''''
BIZ. ,r,,.,.i....,,. ....,.,, ..~...y 80. -. Ga.
b..,syar, a,,,, ,l -.. =" -.... -- ,......,,. "a.
{! pc. i,y
-'''' '''':
..
=. J. Twin !r.. .i.' % q buy "a ,..i, lirc
~ ."'i,iiy cv-r... an t-.a. 10 ic-,: ....I
L. = Ho~ pawn ccar.y Or Ii 'i~ :un.
II, ,o,,,, 90. D.. u....,. r..t.,..... ..l........
The ;r!sion- :."":.a2s !" En- =. Va:..n, =
In 'voi .n1'y rr'w'e "..; "a ~esl.
n. ..-............
f:r r.,!ai, Eros. sov .,c.. all 70. 900, ,,,..
=
-
a. "e''''' Goa ''''7 I'd; ala ..'.'. ''" IA.
WY "'' VIZ "'''''e seems = 0e ih'i're"a'c"
Tint u,! ay ~, In, .,,a .., ,..,,,o.,,,,..,..
-
N'"s u '''s ''''''e' '"on''nf "S'f'i
= ''"''''e' NV ~. > I"!nril
wa NV "' MS go "iF'"'''''''''' at ;h''
'''''''''' ''' ''''''''' W. presume
''''e VIII o' lI' lILr''.''
D, w.n,er arrived 1t. .,ayv.ie on Tue 4!av
e''''s 'A's "'''' oe'''F AO'e"' S''o' 'aH' WIN
81,
.,,.,,,
iSe;c'sli term q ''e IN District ro"'''
Ia K " h4ci'7F;!-'1, on lie bench, Las
b." N ses.i''' tbs v'eS' ani Will perhaps
: lie :" season all "'1' week. Business
j. Pd;'essins Hs c'v'I ca-'' s"nefally 10.
A. Owen i. fully au,,orizcd 20 ,r-n-ac,
b,..i,e.. Tor he. ,coy ., Delhi AMI ola.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
17I214T7A I7I7 100 I5T7TEsTEIE JOURNAL

nv, the other side who were counting on DEM
ocra-iC vote were counting on the senator itolii
Virginia but ! equally believed thal .ies
would be disappointed did not believe 'ii4.
the Senator from Virginia was gulSy. ana,
far from arraiguing him, intended IN perfect
sincerity and good faith TO defend him from
the foul suspicion. That was regarded by Ihe
gentleman himself - an Arrangement he
famous preacher Whitfield was once preaching
i'm the country and describing the characters
tics of liar lie didit with wOnderiul power
and when he came out he was accosted ny
gentleman for making personal assault upon
him. WHY said Whitfield, ] never heard
of Won before. and l never intended TO assault
vou2' Well. sir, said the man, you t"lo
ma everything that have been doing al my
life" I did not believe that the senator rom
Virginia would vote with the republicans IN
the organization Of this body, and ! VIII nor
believe il vet lie has stated that II saiG ne
was elected as o democrat, and was going DdcA
upon his party. / would sta-e what was A's
trle am clad he said 50. | do dot say ne
would % so. But said that You tthe repno-
F.ansl expected IT, and that the newspapers eA-
pected g. I vindicated the Senator from r.
liuia. and hope he Will yindicste himself oy
not doing what you expert him % DO.
Mr. L5gan.-What right has the Senator TO
dictate 90 the gentleman from Nlrsiilla - u
what Is his right course
Mr.. Hill have not undertaken TO do So
lie can DO as be p.eases. But when lac ac'S Us
uubfc man | have right 90 my opinion OF
ris public acts There is no. IN my heart an
uukindfcelngt toward, him. would ~ couid
rescue him from the iuiany INTO when others
are trying 90 prccpitatc him. There ls no man
iu tlis body whose whole soul goes out more ii
earnest % protect tAe Senator's honor lhah
mine. Iwould rather Jose the organization oi
the Senate and never have democratic com
u,ifr.a here chan have "a Nlrgnian -ou his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
assassination Ct the c-ar.

In =, Petersburg on Slnlay afternoon
ll-tas tae Emperor A.cxWjsrII, the Car
of al tn. Bu.ils, was returning from pa
rldc bomb. thrown from a;ar, shattered
bis carriage. While@tempting escape with
Mi, brother. the Grand Duke Michael, sec
oud bomb fell at the Cars feet and cXpio-
ding, tore the right Lee from hi; body and
mm-ll Gauully the Left lie was con-
yeyeJ 70 the winter Palace and died af.er
an hour and q hslfs suffering. The assas-
sins were arrested. They had 100 bombs
of glass filled with nitro glycerine-coa-
cealel along the Imperial route. % per
sons were more or less injured by the two
bursting shells, including the Grand Duke.
Cmr,w.tch Nicholas, tie Cars eldest son,
succeeds to the throne as Alexander Ill.,.
Special services, of the Greek Caurch, were
held ;ais week in the European capitals for
the i,,usuious deceased; also. a. the Rus
sian embassy in Washington The late
Car hal prosecuted many reform, for his
people ami gave freedom to 2},e)),00) serls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
,Tg.gRREED.

On the oath OF February, 1851, a. the resi-
1erra or Mr. Charles Scudler, 1924 Washington
Ays,,ra 81 Ioui- Missouri. hy Rev DR. ". y.
Tuio~. SIR. WILLIAM H KEARSLEl. for
merly Of This place to Mis- MATTE HILL, of
st. Louis
Onthe 9}rd Of February ISL, Of The lIer-
mi,qre." Ranuahanuock county. Virginia. by
Rev. Robert 4 Uell. SIR CHAH.EL H. ALN
lis orIefIer-on county. West Virginia. Oh Bliss
MATTE q. BELL. youngest daughter oi t-e
ltii listing clergyman.
AT ue residence oi Sir. Casper stump. 'a
G,rlr.l~fav.n. on the l.rl instant. Str join
81 ,EKE ana SIR. KATE GRAHAM, hy her.
AR C. ~ Uu.'er
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Connection at Milford with a daily line Ct
Stages 90 and from Luray.
The Road +. finished from E,kton 20 Wayres-
b1r1. distance OF 81 miles, and trains are
rguning regularly 81 miles IN course OF rapid
construction VIII be completed and ready Tor
train. during 1850. ...-.,
CHARLES F. HATCH,
Conl Freight and pass'r Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent
ND-.r1ler f3 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

The great clearing ont saiea Goldsmiih's
Of desirable goods OF every description will
Dee continued Tor two weeks longer at the
sane prices. which have created -ach tu-
Tor for the past thee weeks. Our rooms
have been crowded with customers since
commencement of sale. OF course the peo-
pie realize the fact that We are seiliugg0od,
cheap. We will now offer TIE balance OF
last summers stock of yard wid, hest Lawns
Mt cents Grenadines ~ . % 5ccatS. ward
Wool Filling Bunting at il cent. 1900 vds
Embroidery at way down prices, and !
button Uulresscd Kids at So ard - cents
Bemembc-. only two weeks longer
!. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
PILES !
NO CURE no PAY:

TREATMENT without the use Of krife, caus-
4 tic OF lizature by Or. Brinkerhcf's sure,
safe. painless treatment. Cure guaranteed
VIII pay 81, 600 f1racase OF PilesI cannot cure.
Can be seen at the Carter House. Chariestown,
W Va. Wednesday. January 18th. ISL, and
every alternate wednesday. The suffering poor
viii NOT be neglected JAS. CRESS, II d.
lG-OonsUlts,ion and examination FREE
a. Is Sf-fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

We have before us q letter from Hon.
Juo. W. Grau,6am referring Co. couple OF
paragraphs ia last weeks Fc Press and
concluding with please DO me justice
This latter remark impug, taat injustice
had been done him. We did not intend
any such Interpretation 90 eput upon the
paragraph. We supposed Of course tha, hc
had made the remark attributed to him by
tae Regis,sr that" If he went home without
a road law his people would mob him. -
but We didn't trcati t as q serious matter and
didn't for a moment presume that If be
made +. and hc SAYS he G.j NOT thar DO was
o.hsr than i0culariy doue-.or we have no
mobs OF mob iucliuaaons ia jefferson. The
printers Dill. to which We referred be says
visa not his owu-but introduced by him az
Tie request of some body, and that he
moved % lay i, On the table We are glad
be laid It there and hope st win never reach
a state nearer incubation-ua.ess the House
shall sit down upon i,. Our parliamentary
experience was not such as 70 afford Us the
real signiGcance Of bis disposition OF bill
taa, We thought unjust TO newspaper men
and We congratulate llr Grautham upon
D. ~ Thar 70 Vag aot ht. OWL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
Erci,ln0 Day in the I. S. senate.

ot The Democrats 20 proceed with theorgan-
izatiou of the body by Tie appointment of
Committees. The Republicans opposed it
.a view OF two republican seats being vacant.
Senstor Nahoa,. OF Virginia whose politi-
cal position iu the Senate has been in ques-
lon dispcllcJ tLe doubt in a measure by
voting on "a tes, question with the Republi-
cans. Senator Hill. Of Georgia went on a
s-.u hunt for the recIeaut Democrat upon
whom the Republicans were depending for
assistance Ina tie organization. He did not
mention Senator Malone 10y name or even
his State. lu. Lis remarks were SD searching
tla, le compelled Senator Malone 70 show
his hand, which hc did In such q manner
and In such utterauces as TO convince all
that he had deliberately concluded to ally
hiuselfvith the Republicans. Wehavm't
space for his remarks or to. the whole dis
cussiou, but we MAKE an extract or two:
Nr Hu again took the floor lie hoped
no one imagined Doc Intended ,o make any per-
slual reply t0 tle remarkable exhibition which
t-e Senate had just " messed. Laughter r.
Tie certainly said n0llus to justify tas senator
from Virginia ll Clar-i us Llm with making an
assault upon him uu.l,, he Wl, the one man
who had been cecteJ as democrat and was
NOT going Co to.svi-l the party. lie bad new
az seen That .euteu.l. Wtl irW days since,
anal lll uO. the slightest JlEiui feeling to-
ward hiul. lie could only understand TIE gene
temaI 900 -.lc puucI. lli..t Js 'ultr conscience
needs uu alcl-ur Applause and lal -ltc-on
tre Democratic sideI lie Aad NOT mentioned
10 ..I| N .H' .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
ggssgerM .NarsEama II. R.

Took EG,c, sunday, October q, 1850.
Baltimore Time
LEAVE IAGERSTOWN,
GO A u. Through Passenger -
Baltimore 1925 4. N
lf4jA ". For Waynesboro and inferno
data points.
2Ij p. ~ Mail-arriyng a, Baltimore $40
T. NJ
ARRIVE At IiAGERSTOWN.
20 4. VI. From Waynesboro and ia;erme-
diate points.
1855 p. " Mail-leaving Baltimore at $50
j. Il.
S55 = r. Through Passenger leave Balu-
more 40 =. II.
7. " HOOD,
General Marager.
p IT. GRIsWOLD. Gen1 Ticket Agent
Nov. 20 lSe0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Last year Carlyle spoke Of the snuff Of
doubt with which -seP.ics and so-calied
leaders Of thought were trying to sneeze God
out Of existence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

The annual meeting OF the policy holder
Of the Jefferson County Mutual Fire lmn-
rance Company, for the election Of D.rec-
tors for the ensUeing year, viii be held ia
Char,estown on Monday ucAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

80. CJs daily. al other trains daily except
SUNDAY 80. go connects 40 S,rasburg with
trains 10 AMI FROM Alexandria. NJ. GlJ dimes
az NJ jackson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Mothers, before giving youe little babe
cough or Group medicines. remember that
Sines' Syrup Tar, Wild Cherry and Hour
hound Is Che only cough preparation that
contains no opium, morphine nor any other
narcotic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev Jno. 6. Lafevre, Of MartinsbGrg,
,~a a morning and night Of Sunday last
T. t he presbvterian Church in this place %
interested congregations.
Rev. ]. J. Engle, of the Conference re,,
Gently in session at Harrisconburg, preached
in the NJ. Z. Church, South, Al this place on
wednesday eyening-and preached finely
Rev. DR.. p. Il. Whisaer, the newly az
nointcd Pastor of the ". E. Church, South,
In this place. expects to occupy his pulpit
here on SUNDAY. Should he unayoidably
be absent, the pulpit will be supplied.
At recent Conference Of the United
Brethren Church the following are among
the appointments Opequon circuit, J. W
Kracoie; Martinsburg mission station, J.
N. Underwood; Berkeley circuit, {. y"
Hui.ler; Clarke mission, ). NJ. Holt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

We would be very glad o. T,cs.'e some
Lard on account from some of cor patrons.
We hope none Of our lively contemporaries
oiu make this advertisement che occasion
for dipping in pert paragraph, Journal.
even Old Family Journals need gr,as-
inc occasionally. you know. We want TO
rs,r out and no. rust out
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Hon. b. F. Martin viii please accept our
thank. for Agricultural Repor, Of 1879 and
ether public documents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
TO BUILDERS And OTHERS


Cq y A bSf gRf o2'i sol Eilsf''
HEADQUARTERS FOR STOVES We are
| now receiving q full Stock OF Parlor, Dln-
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action Prices low. DUKE d GALLAllEk.
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100 LARD CANS. Stove Pipe and Elbows all
l sizes, Sheet Zinc, Zinc Stove Boards, 10y SAFE
bv DUKE & GALLAHER.
~ COILS Juts and ssel Fodder Yarn for
- sale low by DUKE * GALLAllEk.
C,AUSAGE SUFFERS and Sausage Grinders
> also Combined Suffer and Lard Press for
sale nv DUKE & GALLAHER.
/ GOAL HOBS. shoyels, Fire Dogs, shoyels
o. t'' p lsSo DUKE & GALLAHER.
CHAHHER SETS, Tin Bread Boxes, Tin
I y Cake Boxes. Knife Eoxes, Lanterns, CAKE
Pans and Noulds, for sale by
NINE TABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors
L Child Walters, appropriate Tor C1ri5tll's
Gifts for sale bv DUKE & GALLAIEB.
COCOA FOOT MATS. Anti-Frcezins Cistern
I Pumns. Tar Hamper raskets Lard Cans,
a. for sale bv DUKE j. GALLAUER.
(,OOK STOVES. Tn Plate Stoves, Coal
I stoves for sale 10y
Dcc IS issO DUKE & GALLAHER.
4 IL the bost and most popular PAILNl
4 MEDICINES are kept by
BCTlER & AISQUITH.
YOU can buy your Pay Books, Ledgers, Nc
! morandum Books and Stationery Of every
description % low figures from
BUTLER & AISQUITH.
S,OAPS Honey, Giyccrine, Dat Neal CASTLE,
= B.y Rum. CarbOlic and many ether choice
varieties BUTLER g. AISQUITH.
IAN 5 1851
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CURG ]. A. TANNER Z 8 Ns'y Boston
- Mas SAYS Camm s. i-aio.sioa IS ..e ,,'-
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Hon. f SliGer left US by noon train to-day
for his home. Charlestown, ". Va. This
Genial gentleman made hostsof friends here
during his soiourn, and we hope to see him
back again. 1ris0aJarg oil C0mDl0n-
....-IlL
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ROLL IN YOUR CORN!

4 Nd supply yourself with ag90d serviceable
! Oyerclat. Readv-maie suit Of Clothes pair
extra good Boots. Arctic Oyer-Shoes. Cap Hat,
Blankets. Sc l have ample space FOR all the
Corn offered in exchange for goods
Nov 20 $50. C y. TRC 2SELL
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A raid was made on the poultry yard o.,
Rfr. v. NJ. Firor CA Tuesday night last, and
some 6ne Cochin Chiuas taken. Ecc,a'.r
the ben roos.s OF Mrs. Wilmington and
1f-ssrs. Hicks and Shelter were also n's-
Jd
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Piano or organ.
sLEEsic Pupils Wanted.

1 LADY WHO Is AN ACCOMPLISHED
Il PIANIST and ORGANISE and an excel
lent and experienced Teacher desires 20 secure
. few pupils. For information apply o.
FREE PRESS OFFICE
Februa-v &. 1881
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The Hunter Piow.

EARMERs wanting No ] implement in
IN the Hunter Chilled Plow" It's mede u
Virginia material and cold at yery low prices
ECery S'JOtC Guaranteed.
For sale ~ LpPIrT & co
March 8 1881
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New York State Apples.

lust received Cargo n Choice NV York
- krples, which ere offered for Eale low bv
LfpfITI I %
March : 1851
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THE RU ST HOUSE,
Luray, Virginia,
Y. 4. RUST, PEoFRfrToR.

Table supplied 81 all times with the best the
market affords Hacks for the Luray Csyerns.
Terms moderate for frst-class accommodation.
January -, lssl.
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Soft Blue Plaster,

WE arc now grinding q very superior article
w II PLASTER We grind orr Plaster
EXTRA FINE, a. Plaster is paraJrclY IN
available ~ a fertilizer BDlees ~ prspared.-
This is the season Of ~ oihers 20 use Plaster
with a libe-a, hand ~ there Is an unusual
quantity of moisture in the earth % dissolve II.
farmers ordering Plaster by Railroad will please
send sacks Can ship By railroad, single tons
OF car loads. at moderate pTices.
March 5. 81 LIPPITT 4 co
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