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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
.FT. YRREED.

tin,hurs. by Rev. VI. 4. b. Rice. CIIAS. LLOYD,
of JeIcrsouloguty, % Miss JENNIE GARD
NEB daughter ot George Gardner Esq, of
Mar,inshurs.
Al the residence of thc brides parents We'd
ncs,lay, l2,h ins- by the Rev. r. a. St7o,ncr
Mr. MANN f. WAGELEN. oil this county, TO
Miss FLORENCE f. LIGHT. of Cl0rkecoUnty
Nu
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.gSF2zCEzE .y'0TgCE.

- the Clerk of the Circuit Cou-t of Jefferson
County Wc>, Virginia.
The last regular term of the Cirruit Court
having ended without dispat,!.ins all its bust
Ness. "a special term of said Court Is hereby ai'-
pointed ID bc held ou Tuesday. the 10th day %!
November 1S,l. al the Court House IN the town
Of Ch.r,c,jaVu. % commence at 10 o'clock,
o. m., ou chat day.
q Petit Jury will be- required 20 attend said
term, and the presence Of parties and thc'r Wit
nc>-es iu pending eases will bcrccc>,ary.
Given under my hand this nth day OF Octo-
bc- IS>i.
CUAS J. FAULKNER, JR.,
JGiec o. the 18Th Judicial Circuit
COPY Tc,tc--
Ftp. LYNCH. Clerk Circuit Court.
October ~. lSsl-5l.
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Paper HaHgi1g
CO-PARTNERSH SHIP
EPeaI Bros. q eEgOOre.

THE undersigned having formed Co-Part-
/ ncrship for the purchase and shipment OF
Grain and the sale Of Fertilizers. are prepared
to pay the highest market price in cash for all
Grain delivered at CharlestOwn and adjacent
points on the s. Y. r. X. and b. & o. Il. r.
References Cashiers Of Bank Of CharlestOYn
and First National Bank OF Jefferson. Office
at store Of Horace Beall & Co.
HORACE BEALL,
OLIN BEALL.
y. w. MOORE.
Charlestovn. July 30, 1851.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ the Cireai. Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
JOHN W. ROBERTS, A.. Trump and A.
Harris, suing in behalf of themselves
and all other creditors of Ephraim Gus
ter who may contribute 10 the costs Of
this suit PidiHt91
AZ.
EPHRAIM CUSTER and Ann L. Custer,
DcfcndaHts.
Ertraet .f'o@ Deere Of Auga's. %, 1881.
il is adjudged, ordered and docreed that
tins cause be referred to Commissioner Gloon
Moore, with instructions tOasceTiain what pay
mcnts have been made On The debts audited
herein by the defendant T. Custer, or any one
for him, and II payments have been made by
Other parties for the benefit Of said =. Custer
and assignments D. ms u said claims hare
been made, 10 audit said claims 20 assigned for
the use RI The assieuecs
2nd. TO audit any other liens which may be
properly proven against the real estate Of said
L. Custer.
5rd. To report anyO.her matters that Uay
be deemed pertinent by himself. or that nay
be required BY any Of the parties"
4 copy-Teste-- >. =. LYNCH,
Clerk
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Ettrdct from decree Of SEPTEMBER End, 1851.
NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that will execute the
foregoing DEGREES at my Office. at Charlestown,
Wet Virginia on the Ord day Of November
1881 CLEON MOORE
October :. 1sS1-it. Commissioner.
Free Press Fsa *
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BE1sgern sYaryland "a. ER.
Taking Effect Sunday, Sept. 4, ISL.
Baltimore 1imc)
TFAl-r JTACEPSTOWN

Taking Effect SUNDAY Sept I, ISL
Baltimore Time
LEAVE IIAGERSTOWN,
Daily except Sunday
rs \. NJ NEartinsburc Representatives, a.
Baltimore ll.45 \. NJ
go 4. NJ and GI5 =. NJ. For Edgemont and
intermediate points
100 2. NJ Mail-arriving at Baltimore $50
Z. "
445P.M. :. V. Express, at C. Y. depot ar
irving az Baltimore at SIS T. VI.
ARRIVE At HAGERSTOWN.
SIS \. NJ, and COOP ". From Edgemont
and intermediate points.
100 i. " 5. N.TXpress at c. Y. DEPOT,
from Baltimore at 1.35 4. VI.
l215 2. VI. Mail-leaying Baltimore at SD
A. ".
7.55 p. NJ Martinsburg EXprcss-ieaye Bal
timore 400 Z. VI.
J. VI. HOOD.
General Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD Gcn'l Ticket Agent.
sept, 10, lS5i.
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NOTICE

Ndtice is hereby given that viii execute the
foregoing Decree az my office in CharlestOwn,
West Virginia, OH the 2nd day Of November,
1851. CLEON MOORE.
Oct s. lSsl-tt Commissioner.
Free Press Fee Si601.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

10 633 runs daily. All othertrains daily eX-
cont sunday. No. Cos connects &C Stro-burs
with trains on Va. Midland Road. No. 600
runs 10 Baltimore vim Washington without
change of cars. 40. GO5 dimes at Mt. Jackson.
D. ". MANI/,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, va.
". NJ ELEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Candle station.
Nav 2i 1851
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foregoing dccroci 8. iAy office I'm Chagle-tOwn.
West Virginia, on tine 9TH dry Of NOyember
1851. EiEoN MOORE
October s. lssi-i Commissioner
Free Press Fee, $500
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
.JP. A. ENTLER and wife. fiqmt6s
Us
MARY ANN McELROYs Administrator,
and others,
DcfenddHfs.
Ettrdot from decree Of SEPTEMBER End, 1851.
at is decreed that this cause be recommitted
20 a master Commissioner % ascertain and re-
port the exact amounts now due 10, and from
Eugene Baker, Committee Administrator Of
Thomas T. Lemen. on the basis oi the confirm
cd report Of October 18Th, 1850, also what a.
signments if any, have been made as 20 the
respective distributiye shares of William and
Samuel McElroy: and that said Commissioner
do also ascertain if any payments whatever
have been made To the parties in Interest, since
the date of making up Of said Report VIZ. DC
tober 18th, lS00, and also who were the securi-
ties Of said Thomas 7. Lemen or his bond a.
administrator Of Ann McElroy"
A copv-Teste- = T. LYNCH,
Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

Mr. George Vs. E.clo.ber-cr, one OF The
mos, generally known citizens OF THIS Conn-
ty. died at his residence, three miles from
Caare>.own. on Sunday afternoon stescd
6zyear. Hewas "a public-spiritcd gentle
man, and I'm his day filed positions of pub
Ac trust and responsibility For torty-iour
years be was a member of Che Presbyterian
Church -part Of Che time an oficcr-bearer
Tie dispensed the ho,pitali6es of his home
generously, and was esteemed a kind neigh
Dor and friend His funeral took place on
Tuesday and the services in the Presoyte-
Ran Church wen, conducted ly Rev a. t.
Hopkins Rev I B. Shepherd participating
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E.recwsrt.g' .s0fiC5.

HAVING duly qualified as Executrix Of Jno.
IL \. Mason, deceased | authorize Mr. John
KoonCc 70 act as my Agent in settling up the
Estate
All persons having claims against the estate
will please present them promptly properly au-
theniicated. All indebted are requested to set
tie al once.
MARY A. DUKE.
Executriy. with the VIII annexed.
of John 4 Mason, deceased.
October -, 1SSl-4t
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NOW LOST, HOW RESTORED q?

Just published. new edition of Or. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED Essay on the rl9ic1i cure
Of SpUaVAroBRH,eA or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmpotcncy,
Mental and Physical lncapacty, lmpedi-
ments o. marriage etc also CoNsUNFTioN,
EPILEPSY aud Frs. induced by selt-inndul-
cCnce or sexual extravaganza, &c.
Thccclcbratcd author in this admirable Is
-av. clearly demonstrates from "a thirty years
stcccsshl practice tlat the alarming conse-
mcoccs of sclcabuse may bee radically cured ;
pointing out mode of cure M once simple,
certain and cfectual 10y means of which every
sufferer, uo matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself chcGply, privately and r1d'-
es'g
This Lecture should be i'm ,hc hands of every
youth and every man i'm the land
sent under seal, in plain envelope, To any
aldrcs, postpaid on receipt of six cents or two
postage stainus We have also "A sure cure
for Tape Worm, Address.
THE CULV ERWELL MEDICAL co.
II Ann st, New York, y. n; Post flee
Box, 5FO.
Oct = ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

Tl. connections Of the Shenandoah VAL
lcy ana Western Maryland Railroads now
enable ra myers Oh 60 t0 Baltimore from
Ch.r.as,ovu and points northw1rd, by tins
route. and return the same day. Leave
Char'ostovn at j.l5 aul arrive In Baltimore
cl ll.+5 a. w.; returning leave Baltimore
at 400. fuj arrive at Charle-town 90 9:l',
q. VI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
EPHRAIM CUSTER and Ann +. Custer,
Ucfegdg1ls
LTfTacf from Decrre u Arg1.l ., 1871.
NOTICE..

NOTICES hereby given that will execute tie
foregoing Decree az my office IN Charlie town,
West Virginia, Oh the 3,h dav Of November,
1851. CLEOE MOORE,
October S, lssl-5t. Commissioner
Free Press fee $ll2j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

Now. or reycr-Wc offer our entire stock
En- bulk or hy retail 20 prime cast for n few
DAYS only us w5 shall, shortly move to an
other point. For bargains call at once, at
Koblhouscn * Go y. York Variety store
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

Ertract fran Decrce ef SeptenJcr 3rd 1891.
"Thc Court doe. adjudsc order anl decree
that these cause, De referred 20 a Commissioner
ofthis Court, with instructions,
ist TO state and settle the account Of Sabna
Peachcr. as Administrators with the viii au-
ncxcd of John poachcr. deceased, taking any
er pdrfc settlement heretofore made and con
iirued as priho f9ce correct, except ,o far - the
same may De surchargcd and fi,ihcd.
md To state the amounts of the bids made
for the real cs'ltc - the said John p2rhor az
the Offering OF the same 40 public auction by
Thomas Var Swcaringen, ihf Special tomnli,-
sioncr appointed touiake sale of the sail realty
and by whom The said bids were made.
Sid TO state 10 whom and ia what proper
ton any f1f,j for dstribrtion IN tNc said cause
is properly diatrbuiab.e.
4th. All other matters deemed pertinent by
himself or which any OF the parties may re-
quire 20 have stated and make return of his
Report 70 4 future term Of this Court.
a copy-Teste-
j. y LYNCH Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

IL CHANCERY.


E.riroci .froni Dc0cc Of SYt lei, 1881.
=, ordered that this cause bereicrrcl 70 q
Mistcr COMMISSIONS of Ibis Court Zoo carry
ont the order of reference contained Zoo DEGREES
of November g,h. 1879. November 2,lh, lb11
April 2lth, 1873 and October 2ifh. 1873, with
Instructions 80 make report to thc next term
IF this Court and suii Commissioner shall fur
thc- settle tho administration account of John
+. Foley %. administrator OF Michael Foley
deceased"
\ Copy-Tcsic-- r. p. LYNCH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
old family 9uurnal
October -. 1881


We are i'm need OF both the above named
articles Those indebted 20 us swho prefer
TO paw in this way are respectfully requested
tomeetour nec,ssitie, In this respect prompt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

Gen. ID. II. Strothcr. Porto Cryonl, t,r
the past two years Consul at the City OF
Mexico. Is on a visit % this town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
.S0tic9.

1 DARK red Heifer came to my place about
y six weeks ago, marked by crop and slit in
the right ear. The owner will please come for
ward, prove property, pay damages and take
her away.
oct. 25. lSsl-3ts THOMAS CLIPP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

to pay in this way are respectfully relues'ed
tomeetou in this respect prompt
ly
Gen. d. II. Strothcr, Porto Crayonl fr
the past two years Consul at the City of
Mexico. is on visit 70 this toVn
The :. V.B.R. Schedule has again been
changed See i'm another column. It rs
mo-, Incompatible with the interests of tray-
oilers % note it.
t-1, streu-,hcnin. tonic &, Browns iouI
Et,ers. 70 makes the olt feel youns
TB Winter, dicdat his home in lIar
pers Ferry on the 6,h. lie was taken SUD
denly ~ whilst at work i'm Baltimore as am
cmployc of the b. * O.
Gooi health. rosy cheeks. beautiful skin Co
Ladies WHO u>, Eco~ns ir"n Nuers-
The Grand Lodge Of l. @. o. f. of the
Stale of West Virginia met at farkcrburs
Tuesday. P.G.CM Ilougn represented
WIdcy Lodge, of this place.
weare informed ,lat 2ls. u. II Cooke
has purchased of Dr. j.. Y. Simmons one
hctwo bricl dwe.Grchoa-es recently erect
cd by linn on Mildred -,,ccr
MAJ. r. L. Moore b'. purchased of Dr.
JV. Simmons the Drug store opposite the
Csr,.r House. and a- secured BE sor,i-
c., 81 Va. G.. ~. A~gW,h TO conduc, ,hc
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Rasg Wanted.

BARRIERS who have Hay for sale will con-
i silt their interests by calling on us
oct. -. 1851. LIPPITT d 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

The Maryland State Fair began at Pimli-
co, Baltimore, on Wednesday.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

N The Circuit Court Of Gcrson County,
West Virginia.
LOGAN OsBJEN. ESecutor Of james
Roper, HfntB
r3.
JOHN +. FOLEY Administrator of Nj
"h"rl Foley Samuel .h Preston Admin
istrator OF John O. Cascld, Ann Foley
widow, John l. Foley, Virginia ! Fo-
ley, Annie Foley, Sill.c Curric and
George +. Currc Der husband, heirs of
Michael Foley, deceased
NeE.LHtnls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
Eftraci from decroc horau5ey on, 1873
notcrrcl %. ahnNr.

Referred 90, above.
1T r. adjudgcd. oaiCsce. ai.a deerecI that q
Commissioner il rhaucory of ibis Court. 10 ar-
certain and report 10 the neNt form, What real
estate ihesaij Michael Foley holds aud en-
titled o., in the County "a. Jefferson. West Nr.
gina and the illucther.ol as wei a- ihc auuu-
al rental yniJe thereof
Extract from dccrce 81 NoreDiJ.y 10th, 1871
Referred to- above.
II is adiudecl. ordered and docreed Thor
this cause De- roclfln.ifi = t0 a Commission,
of this Ctno With directions 10 inquire AMI
report 20 the nest term. ls, What liens arr
due any other creditors who may come forward
prove their debts. 2ud. What real estate said
defendant Foley owns. which D. liable 10 thc
payment of his debt, with the value and annu-
al rental value OF tic same. 81 What liens
exist against The whole or anyi portion Of the
same with their order uf priority and applica-
bility, as % particular puf ions or i'tc whole.
ith. Any other matters Dec u.ay dc.m Perti-
ncnt or amy of the pWi may rcquFr
Ec'rocf f,o@ deeiec Of Apr1 2iA, 1878
Referred Is. above
Tho Court i.of opinion 10 rccommil the
Report e { the Commissioner. wi.h instructions
90 audit the debt uf the Plaintiff Che Executor
Of Jane Rope and any ether liens t1ai may
bc presented rs :hc crcdfDrs coming in for tie
purpose and rettlc the accounts 90 the sheriff
fer rents received hcre' FORE.
Es'racf from d,cree n Do'oJcr 2M, 1873
Referred TO. above
The Count doth ~. .ain the exceptions -
Commissioner Report far want 81 notice and
doth rcc1'nrlif the said Report fO Commits
siGncr 81 tliisitrurt with iufin tols tD give
notire tothc fgie. interested and flcn proceed
20 execute the decree uaie in tbs can.e 40 the
fs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
Stations.

No. G3s daily Al other trains daily eXcep;
Sunday. No Go connects ct StTa.burs with
trains on va Midland Road, and dimes ~ Nj
Jackson Passengers for Jordan Springs leave
cars at Stephen>ons; for Rock Enon leave cars
at Wincaesier: for Capon Springs leave ca:s "a,
Canon Road; for Orkney Springs leave ca!S at
Mt Jackson; for Rawicy Springs leave ears az
lI,rrisonburg Parties visiting New Ngarkc,
and Lrrsv Ca,,. cave oars ~ Sew Market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
SAMUEL W. STRIDCR, H'utG

SABINA PEACHER, Julia Pcacher, Chris
tan Smith and Sarah Smith, his wife,
Randall Wood and Ellen Wood, his
wife, Samuel Peacher, Eugene Baker,
Committee Administrator Of Thomas
Peacher Thamas Mcrrith and Maria
Ncrrith his wife, Alexander jenkins
and Martha jenkins, his wife, Lewis
jenkins and Cordclia jenkins, his wife,
James Beck and Harriet Beck, bis wife,
John Peacher, ST., VIM. Hays aud Ly-
dia Hays, his wife, George ". Pcacher,
John 5. Moore, Committee Administra-
ter Of John Pcachcr, Jr.. Maria Peach
or. John b. Peachcr Oliver Peachcr,
Martha Peachcr, Cordelia Teacher, Syl-
yester Peacher and Randolph Peacher,
heirs of John Peacher, Jr., Dcfc0d@.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29

GALL and examine the Victor Sewing Ma
" chine, the bcst in the market. for sale by
DAVID HOWELL.
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DAVIS 81 CONNOR,
EEouse 0md !Stgm Painters,

TT'HF undersigned having formed a co'part-
L nership for the purpose of conducting the
above business in ali lis branches at moderate
rates and in the shortest time possible, and
Of making
Paper Haa Si1g
a speciality. ask trial 20 as TO enable Us TO give
satisfaction The experience Of years of both
of Us i sufficient guarantee that all work en-
trusted 10 us Will be done well.
Respectfully.
DAVIS & CONNOR.
September Il, 1sSl-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
The Family Grocery.
GROCERIES.

The undersigned has laid in a stock especial
Is suited Co the Holiday season.
GROCERIES,
Fine aud Fresh Groceries, Fruits and Conicc-
tioncry- foreign and domostic-in great yarie-
~ and abundance. and sold at a very small adj
vance on cost Everything needed for Christ
mas cheer can be had ~ the Family store, inclu-
ding the richest Mincc Meat, Raisins Oranges
and Lemons. Citron and CuTrants CranbcrrieS,
Almonds Cocoanuts, lillerts Figs, Corn, To-
matocs, and other Canned Esgctahlesand Fruit,
Poultry
FINE SUGARS, COFFEES STRUTS
Molasscs, &c, &c
~ TIE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
are Staple and Fancy Goods Notions, Gc.-
beautiful. substantial and cheap, comprising
many things appropriate and desirable as Holt
day GINS. Mecca assortment OF Queens and Glass
Ware
Attentive SGle>mcn to- show goods
J. RAN. BODRiCK.
East Room of St}cr BpidiJg.
December Is lS>0.
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DR IN. BONNER

Once 6-5 Main Street Charies.oWn ". Va.
juno. l,-S
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FAST BOUND TRAINS.

Gi5 637 C3l 605 i33
"a. y. A. NJ A. y. \. ". 7 II.
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AEE'g B.aEER,
BRICK AND STONE MASON,
ari Manufacturer Of
MACHINE BRTCH,
Charlcst0wn. W. Va.

JULIA PEACHER. Samuel Stridcr, Chris
tian Smith and Sarah Smith, his wife,
Randall Wood and Ellen a. Wood, his
wife, Samuel Peacher, Eugene Baker,
Sheriff, Committee Administrator OF
Thomas Peacher Thomas Merrith md
Maria J. Mcrrith his wife, Alexander
jenkins and Martha jenkins, his wife
Lewis jenkins and Cordelia jenkins,
Dgeadaat,
~ CHANCERY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-29
special Notices.
special NOTICES.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE,
Harper's Ferry& Valley Branch
IL. " O. II. X.
Taking effect Monday May y, 1851.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

63S go go go 6lS
:. N. 4. u. a. N. =. NJ. p. NJ
Daily Republican., 1881-07-12
Warning 10 Farmers.

Mr.. John Bradford, successful far
mer near Newport, shows how farmers
may be deceived and how they may
have their buildings consumed by
tramps carrying matches. A few days
ago four colored men called upon Mr.
Bradford for work and having just
commenced his harvest and needing
their help he employed them, with the
understanding that they should sleel.
in the barn, the weather being warm.
After two or three days he discharged
three OF them, having nothing farther
II them all to do and kept one, charg-
ing him particularly that he should not
take malche, with him in the barn, a
precautiOu he readily assented to. Last
Thursday Mr.. Bradford $ sou went into
the barn and was surprised to find the
.tumps Of matches lying around and
while he was walking around he stepped
upon match which exploded and set
fire to the hay and straw on the barn
floor, but which he extinguished by
jumping upon the flames and tramping
them out. The last OF the four men was
Immediately discharged, Mr.. Bradford
being thankful that his barn had not
been burnt down. Farmers should be-
ware how they employ tralnps and al
low them to sleep iii the blrn, as they
all use matches.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-12
Mrs. Garfield's Gratitude.

Washington Correspondence New York Star
Mrs. Garfield sat quite silent fol
some moments, apparently preoccupieG
by thought, and when she broke the
silence her voice was tre,nulouS witt
emotion, and her eyes were lustrol>
with tears.
"If it were only possible she said
"tor my husband and me to 60 around
and see all these dear people who have
been 50 grateful in their remembrance,
of us here Of late days, | would be SO
h4npv; and know he would, too. l
wan, 10 thank them-to tell them how
kindly [ feel toward them for what
they have said to me. | never could
understand anything about politics, and
if l liked person it made 10 difference
whether they were Republicans or
Democrats; and now l have grown to
think there is not much difference
Mtwcen the two great parties, for one
says just as kind words in our present
aiIiction as the other. 1t makes me
feel ike forming an opinion as to what
| would do were women permitted to
vote as well as men. believe I would
col two tickets, fold them together so
~ to lock like one, aid drop both in
the ballot hoN.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-12
Criminal Carelessness.

A gentleman called at the REBUILT
CAN Office this morning and stated nat
when the smallpox wagon Vent our
Fourth street toward the h..,spital, boys
were in the habit of c:.mbing up on the
steps of the wagon and stealing ride,
though there were smallpox patients
inside also that when the wagon ar.
rived a.. Fourth and Adams streets the
drivers stopped, and on" watched while
the other went to the brewery or neig IL
boring lagar beer saloon to refresh them
selves. This is criminal careles-nes
that must be stopped if the
spread of small pox is to be
prevented. The wagon should be label,
ed "Snall-pox Ambulance" and the
drivers taught that it is not their duty
to stop and drink beer along the road
while they have small pox patients in
the wagon. The attention of the Board
of Health is called to this outrage.