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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

With silver bralds Of water lying between,
lMs tuggestivoDess Of vlgor In Nature and
tho sonse Of the decreased cost Of living would
inspire urban victims OF melaDcholla with u
desire 10 live. The world should never appear
SO cold heariless and unrolenlng as when
bittor winter Is tugging ut our heart slrlngs,
teaching us that we are ut lest but poor.
neces.ltous creatures. Blu. the scientis.s
say that sunshine is provocative Of blood
fermentation, bile and y sense OF personal
discomfort. We all know what "midsummer
madness" is, and il is fair to presume that
distressed people lay violent hands upon
themselves in hot weather for The same rea-
son dogs go mad when Sirious RACES in the
cant tule. But why should we have so much
suicide upon the threshold Of lesfy June!
The volatile current in tho thermometer
has scarcely had nerve sufficient to skirmish
in the neighborhood OF the eighties as yet.
II is stated that Partisan constable found
poor devil preparing to drown himself with
great elaboration in the Seine one day.
"Why do you seek n watery grave" inquired
the police official Because the times are
so hard" replied the victim of the worlds
cruelty. "Well," said the philosophical po-
lictman, 'if you commit suicide now because
the times are hard what are you going to DO
when they get hsrdel" SO say we to the
sad creatures who fume and fret and die by
their own hands while the May breezes are
tempering the suns flerceness. How much
better it would be to wait until the tempera-
ture strikes the grand altitude and then take
vengeance worthy of the occasion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Tho Leayeh worth, Kansas, Times sees
nothing but diaense, misery and death IN
cigarettes and says:
Tine east is q wv making most determined
onslaught upon cigarette smoking, when !.
deboroInstes as the most Offensive form ye'
devised for the consumption OF tooacco'
There is nothing unpleasant even 10 inc most
t,lcate olfactories about the fragrance OF a
choice HavanD; the ppe-smoker hlii'c's us
friends with nothing worse Than hrou8
odor Of tobacco; the Sin OF tne touecCu
chewer is principally that he denies hiniseii;
hut for tho cigare smoker there IL no
nhllia,ion. He exudes asickeDing odor from
every nora of his enervated and littlsss pody,
A. the opera, Ia the street, in the church' IN
tho theater-oyery where he goes bis presence
becomes known often before be is seer
Misunderstanding is vastly more Injurious
than apv other form OF the use OF TOBACCO,
for The victim draws the smoke with sort
of gasp down the air passage OF the lungs
Tins absorbipg more or less nicotine, wnicn
ia one of the deadliest of poisons. Pnysi'
clans say /. stunts the growth. impairs inc
e,e sight destroy digestion and will cause,
and is causing, Il deterioration OF the race
The New Orleans Democrat, speaking OF
the immense amount of trade annually lost
by the United States because no effort IS
made to get it, says:
Under the caption Of "what we might
buy" of tropic Central America, our north,
ern contemporary, The Two Republics and
Spanish american Merchant, publishes
list of those articles which we annually i'm
port and mostly pay for in gold, which list
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
THIS AND TIlNT.


Skgpins 70 goino rope with be- 'ast
OF Tho crowd, ar he's g0Wgto 'uyoI irclP
too--so thst yboiy any know quo as
i,,"-Wit l' WH1Om
Mrs. b r.si1us 90. .t.s Il aa aa. b, dog
she wants 3d.. .n.i o.. .. 5n.h Born ardt
dogs that d., .., ear 'a monk, 0u, oi
the snow in - nd Hg11 Y nmreA
cial Bulletin.
A Minneapolis ,n.o 'n I naus play
cd in front of II til .l'l .. sr .Lg. TO
the proprietor insid ..ar. r,gns nat
man would have mat a., .,Hgy d 1nel.s'
route business!-Boslo .
AT what moment of mat paiGtc7ca 81
he least inclined to th'nf .. uer, 6 erl
Probably ut the moment o. sos..0Sius bsd
oyster. The present absorb. 1i.n uuefly,--N
Brooklyn Eagle
"rhe lightning calculator" O. th4 census
bureau is a woman, aMd yet, the .sh re-
markedly fine mathematician, che still
measures dress goods b, the arm and iiIgcr-
lerg Philadelphia News
FIJI fsshion-Ths spring opening in Fiji
shows quite revolution 10 the fashion there.
Sharks teeth necklaces are cut NOR decOl-
le,e; the mole on the back il painted red. and
the green string is worn around the left
Hosisns used to be great fell VS. before they
were SO beautifully aud SIX lfullg whipped in
Americs: since they then have degelerated
to such an extent that ons of their
best representatives, finds t an st mpos-
ssible to remain on he throne of Bulgaria.
-Pittsburg Telegraph.
About the meanost thing was done at
Keokuk, Ia, the other day, By the heirs of
the Magoun estate, who got together and
settled their difference. The e:tate ia worth
fully $75 900, and the lawyers had only got
SD 900 of it. Il Is believed there has been
Milwaukee Sun.
A woman in the fourth ward has just
bed guilt which illustrates how :
foe a point economy may be carried to 1t
is made Of the linen facngs Of paper collars,
and the fancy edgngs are composed entirely
Of tho back of porous plas.ers Newark
Sunday Call.
A slee, er is one who sleeps; sleeper is
,lso place where sleeper can sleep; and
sleeper is, too. hing over which runs the
sleeper in which the sleeper sleeps; so that
he sleeper in The sleeper sleeps while tho
deeper runs on as we'll as sometimes leaps
IF the track Wit md Wisdom.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

The "L1ndon Hsir C5lOr Rsstorer" Is
be most d.hgbtful srtic lever introduced 70
The Ansric.1 people end is totally different
from al other hair res;orers. b-iEg entirely
fire from 81 impure Ingredients tb.t Irncer
rnsuy O.hsr srsicies iOr the hair obDorious.
Where bsidnes Or falling Of the bsir erisis,
or prsms u-clg grsynes from sitkness. or
othar csuses, iis uss vii resi0re tbs bsturhl
youthful color. ard cues hesliby growth.
cleansing tie scalp from Al impurities. dan
drUf e.. tt tte ssrns tiue q ~ $ blessing
ard isstirg tsir drs-sinE. frtgrsnf'y ps-fun-
81. rsrdsrirg ne hair soit ard piisbis. rrskirE
il e. IN 5is-snsstls articls 10 every toiies Asa
you drureis; for Lor1on Hsir Color Rsstor-
-. Pdr. IS cents boil. Sir bills. -
~ sir dspat for We Uuits1 Sistss. go Eortt
'ezrtt rt-est. Ptiia3elDtis-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
The Revised Testament.

London, June S.-Lord Selbourne, the
lord chancellor, in letter to Right Rev.
Christopher Wordsworth. of Hope of Lin
coin, presses the opinion that the revised tests'
ment can't be read in the churches of English
Church until il has been recommended and
authorized by some one'suticient the public
authority, and that any Clergyman SO using
il incurs the risk of being considered as an
offender against the law.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

future 10 full II promise. Torrll never hs,
suffered from a @ant Of ca, itnl, nor has she
been wanting In enterprise or liberal tprited
eitizens. Want of unity Of purpose has been
Tho one slpglo trouble, tho drawback which
hold the on ward pfog,ess of the town Ia
check. Happily those obstacles have been
surmounted-those difficulties resul ing from
that want of unity Of purpos removed. That
me CITY 10 destined 10 DO an important man
ufacturing center can no longer DO questioned
by anyone who has taken the trouble TO in.
vestgste the enterprises already In course
Ut rapid devel opment. The building of the
factory is no longer In doubt, and tho coming
co ton picking season will witness a market
for the great staple at home. But this is
but the beginning. One manufacturing In,
lerest begois another MS naturally ps The ins
vestmont of capital in one industry induces
the Investment of additional capita Per
haps it is rot an easeecruion 10 Put the
number of persons who will be connected
with and working 10 the interest of this in
dustry directly or indirectly at less than 300.
The directors, operatives, agents and ma
chinists, will employ the grester number of
these But with machinery comes the ne
cessity for fuel, which taking isto considera-
ton the chopping and hauling, is of itself
qui;ea considerable business, and will give
employment to many persons who are not
situated to engage in other work. When the
factory is in operation and the life and
thrift that will as certainly follow as nigh.
follows day, other capital and other business
men will be on the lookout for enterprises
of kindred kind. Wherever the raw staple
is worked into cloth cannot but be an excel
lent point to clean the same OF seed pres
paratory to putting it into the looms. A
large gil ming establishment will naturally
suggest itself, to be.tollowed by cotton seed
oil factory.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

s.or srerclrgs0 mech o. Sc drfes. Ira
f-.l1 atd SIZE By frD1s - - 100
- ..l..srrtiai ffirEs - Sc eTtry wHg. q. a
--r.--rIfr 500 he fc~llst hault - rurnlr-
.Irrr 81 . eve 40 Q-s-E cus-lo-s - usl-s -
4..-Irs - A. Vie hrrlItrE rnflirlre tret So
- al. frrrr rrf rrnEea tre rIr1rrIeirra rIrl.
- rr-i r.lrr US n tire rrta - ~ imp
rIre rl-ir -, Hrr Elrref. trnf crret rlulTt
n1r - ffa1th. Tyit crce. keaf q = o.
rciter 9 irrrr-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
The A,Innt, Exposiiion.

Chattanooga, Tim. June 3.-Director
General Kimball, Of the Atlanta In,erns-
tionHl cotton exchange, addressed The
citizens yesterday, and q large tum Of money
was raised. Chattanooga will make large
exhibit At The exposition. Much interest lie
manifested here.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Ensnn Races.

London, June 9.-The EPSON summer
meeting came TO close TO dsv. 7" race
for the Oak stakes fos t'-r- ,,ar old Il lies,
distance about one mile srd o;.s-kslf. came
of and was won by w. ). Orawford's The
bas, MIR. Cookson's Lucy Glitiers second,
and w. b. Links Iron Mira third.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
Grant arrives nj sew Orleans.

New orleans, June 3. -Gensral Grant,
Captain ] B. E4ds and other passengers per
Steamer. City Of Merida have arrived. They
are detained At ouarintine' They arrive here
Of noon Sunday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Will Be psid for any medicine tbs; sxcsls
Rennes Pain Killing Msgic Oh in curing
ssrrhoea, dyssuiery. bloody f1x, psins 10
tie sioussh snd bowels snd cbolers nOrbus,
a-r ia uorEs Ike q charm.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
AFI.T HAIR nnE..Ise.

OsscssIss dfes-es TIE hair ls-rfec-ly. end is
5 saa rr-Daraticn ure4lalatd for tie ers1i-
. tim n anuI~uF
m sure-iurify % Burnetl's FInvoring II
-cts consists in fhslr parity snd rreaf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Washington, June s-r-Ths Presidsst To-
dsv signed the commission Of George W.
D1sker Of Alsbsms, 70 be U. s. Attorney
for The soulhsrn district Of Ais-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Rs5uosd u ess fr0,r 10 70 IS 80 esni-o.
tafs sud bouns.s. Tuscar strsvs rorih
9 50 n 81 S., b-nDcs ruris 81 $ 81
81 -. TufcEr ssil11is scupes rckss sd trrss
shoe 5onrsts iusi received 81 Bsuusris, Io5
I'm s.res
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
nanrs.a Prs.tsns.

ne HEraLD sTEsN jon PrIs-rge oFFIcE
= preuare1 - erscuts, IN M biaheef efTls -
u. any an1 All r.flroad rrinflnE e ne shor1-
- rCte-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
ANY AGONY.
AND DEPEw LOOMING UP.

The Result Of the aaii"ting for s"c'
cessOrs 10 C0Dkiing nnd Pi"tt
Ex-President Hay la AN In
terview, goes FOR Conk-
ling without Gloves
"A Recess 90 be
Taken TIL
Tuesday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
THE HALF BREEDS

The half breeds met in csncus tonight and
decided to make strenuous effort tomorrow
to defeat the copcurreht resolution alresdy
adopted by the house, to adjourn tomorrow
ill Tuesday next. They also decided to
concentrate on Cornell aud Depew, each OF
which are said 10 bo in the race by their own
consent. They also warned the gentlemen
against pairing off, advising against it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
CHURCH NOTES.

The First Quarterly Meeting for the cur
ront Conference year for Charlestown Sta
ton will be held in the NJ. E. Church,
south in this place, on Sunday morning
9th. Love Feast A. NJ. Preaching at II
A NJ. and at night. Rev. J. E. Armstrong,
Presiding Elder, will be present.
Winchester Fresbytery will hold its mex.
session AZ Elk Branch Church, Jefferson
county, beginning April 18th, at 3 o'clock
?. NJ.
There will be a meeting of the Y. N. c.
A. in the Baptist Church on Sunday after
noon at 3.36 o'clock II is expected that
gentlemen from a distance, who are engaged
in this work, will be present and address tie
Association. All are igyited to attend.
After next Sabbath 9th Rev. DR.. WINS
ner will meet the regular country appoint
ments of his charge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
.M.gRRsED.

In the Parlor of the Carter House, on the
evening of the 23rd instant by the Rev. J. W.
Tongue Mr.. LEWIS WOOD to Miss NETTlE
WHITTINGTON, both of this county.
Atthe Presbyterian Mansc, in Charlestown,
ON "Wednesday. March ., 1881, by Rev. \. c.
HOPKINS Mr.. THOMAS JANNEI and Miss
MILDRED BARNES--both of Middlewayi
Jefferson county.
At Cumberland, Nd, on Thursday, March
l0th. 1881. at the residence of G.. K. Iollings-
worth. by the Rev Mr. Motfe,t, Mr. CHARLES
f. SHUNIATE and Miss FANFIH L. BURCH'
all of Clarke county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
Stations.

Connection az Milford with daily line Of
Stages t0 and from Luriv
Tie Road j, iinishe from EIkton TO Wayne
bor0. Il diS,anc, 90 SD miles and trains arc
mnuin1 regularly. - miles i'm course of rapid
construction will he completed and ready for
trains during lN,0.
CHARLES p. HATCH,
Gcul Freight and Pass r. Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS Superintendent.
November IS, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
-.al is 20 be known as tae Norfolk and
Western. It's said the success OF recon,
Negotiations secures the prompt completion
o. tae s. V.R. r. Co an intersection with
,aa above road a, Big Lick or ~a.om-s3
miles from Wav1e53r0' Engineer ~. w.
Cd. las removed bis quarters % Waynes5o-
q. aai che work viii begin at once and be
Completed during tlccureat year Messrs.
e-,'a-.ee d. 90 faishel ,ae tract LAYING 70
--f-y and train went into chat town on
i--T evening last In very tew more
Gays tie uncomp.etei six miles south of
---ay VIII be finished and trains viii pass
.a'o-ga from Hagertowu 90 Wsvnesboro.
Fine equipments. new Ea-t,ake ears. and
81 that az. Of thing win be par upon the
l'ai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

NoG33 runs daily. All other trains daily ex-
ccpt Sunday No GU3 connects at Strasburg
with trains % and from Alexandria. No. Sos
dimes al Nj. Jackson.
T. FITZGERALD,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester Va
". ". ELEMENTS.
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
November 10, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

Hon. Daniel b. Lucas, Special Commits
si5ner. has sold to COL PauicS OBrien. OF
this county, Is acre, Of unjmProved land
belonging to the Rider tract below Hall
town. 90 so per acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
Suf: Blue Plaster,

WE are now grinding very superior article
w ~ PLASTER We grind orr Plaster
EXTRA FINE, as Plaster Is comparatively I'M
available a. fertilizer unless 50 prepared
This IS the scf.son o. al others 10 use Plaster
with q liberal hand as there Is an unusual
quantity u moisture in the earth 20 dLsOiye IL.
Farme ordering Plaster by Railroad will please
send sacks. Can slip hy railroad, single tons
OF car loads. at moderate prices.
March 3. Fl LIPPITT & 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
PILES
NO CURE. NO PAY!

PREPAYMENT without the use Of knife. caus-
i tic or ligature By Dr. Brinkerhofs sure.
safe painless treatment Cure guaranteed
VIII pay 81 900 fora case Of Piles cannot cure.
Can be seen al the Carter House CharlestOwn.
" Va Wednesday. January 18th ISL. and
every alternate wednesday. The suffering poor
viii no- be neglected. JAS. CRESS, NJ D.
e Consultation and examination FREE.
Jsn T.. 'si-Sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

We are in need of Wood, and will be
obliged % some OF those persons who desire
20 pay their subscriptions in Wood If they
viii do so ~ once Being without wood, as
keen Is the frosts are, Is q serious business.
The attention of the inquisitiye and Won
der loving of our numerous readers, is di-
rectcd 10 the card headed Celestial Philos-
ophy." The nom dc plume subscribed
thereto. As We are crcdibly informed, by one
who knows, being that of the learned and
Tar famed Philosopher and Seer whose lite
rary. scientific, and crudite articles in the
Da',y Ne,~s of Baltimore and the Washing
ton City S,adry Capital have for year or
more past excited SD much wonder and in
tere,t in the minds Of the thousands Of rea-
dcgs of those papers
Our Informant savs from his personal
knowledge and test. that Celestial Philos-
ophy " or Gelcthliacal Astronomy must not
be construed OF deemed % bc anything akin
10 witchcrao. dcmouology, logerdemain,
clairyoyancc. fortune telling, OF other low
clapuap>, humbugg,ry, or jugglcry OF dark
and Superstition, ages; but is an erudite and
absolute science. based upon unalterable,
Divine and Celestial laws coexistent with
Cosmogony or Creation, in whose illimitablc
depths OF time and prolific womb is to be
found and developed through the astutely
probing sill of the Scientist, the sublime
and marvellous laws of Cause and Effect.
The developments Of Celestial Philosophy
are now being more eagerly sought after,
NOT only by those who are fond of mystery
bat by the Sage, philosopher, religionist,
cad sceptic; and when the fascinating beau
ties o. the science are understood, all lastid-
ious sluecmishuoss and scrupuioui cOnsid-
cratious are quickly dispelcd.
SURG. j. TANNER. L. s. Navy, Boston,
= Mass say, Ctmu- Emulsion is the Best
combination With Which am acquainted.
The Shcpheri-tovn Register referring TO
tae appropriation or the Normal Schools
Says
Much credit is due 10 our delegates,
Ne~sr- Dcckvlth and Cuutham, for their
efforts iu behalf OF these schools. The
speech ot llr. Eeckv;th 0a the subject Is re-
garled lis amas.crly ar-umentaud produced
Il great ci,ec, iu thc House. The greatest
Opposition to tao schools wac 10 The Senate.
aad the ucu Senator from this district was
onc OF the most b.,.er opponents OF the
schools.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
V9sSlerR .RgaryI0md R. R.

Took Eject Sunday, October 2i 1850.
Baltimore Time
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,
GO A. W. Through Passenger a.
Baltimore 1873 4 NJ
Has \. " For Wayncsboro and iutcrme-
date points.
2I5 p. VI. Mail-arriving at Baltimore Go
j. ".
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOWN.
7.25 \. ". From Waynesboro and interme-
date points.
12.5j p ". Mlil-lelyins Baltimore at $50
T. NJ
$50 p VI Through lsscr-er-lcave Balu-
more 40 T. VI.
J VI. HOOD,
General Manager
3 H. GRISWOLD, Genl Ticket Agent
Nov. go. los0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

Ivory Chamberlain, the dead editorial
writer OF New YORK, wss anonymous to a
degree. Although the author from '63 To-
- OF the Horfs political leaders and
thereafter power behind the Her0lfs edi-
t1rial throne, he WAS little known either by
the profession OF the public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
The literary Reroluti5R--- ChdaJc 81
Base.

This very remarkable Enterprise co"tiIra
o. make such progress as O. @s,oIish i;s
fiendsaul astould its enemies. IL greatly
increasing proportion; have compelled tac
removal OF lis head quarters irou the lr.-
bune Building TO the very hrs, and bcaut-
iul building. no 764 Broadway, which isin
the very midst of the hook district Of
New York City. aId therefore OF the pub
FISHING enterprise of t.eplt.oH. This build
ing. though six stories i'm height. - feet
iroat and 100 feet deep, Is Sufficient only
for the Offices and retail store of the COM
pl1y. The manufacturing is carried on in
several lar4, buildings located in 9th part,
Of the ciU though it Is contemplated co3-
cea-ra.ing them soon in on imm 'a>c iacto-
r. % be erected. Their lis, OF recent and
early forthcoming publications are extreme
IL Interesting To- all who enjoy what Is
choicest In literature. The l. brlry Na@a-
zine l., unique In both form IaI character
and altog ther delightful In the richness ot
il, con cats. or the BOOKS announced
Green's larger History of the Eugush
People reduced iron $40 To 81; CIr.y.e'S
History of the French B'yo,u;ion,' re-
duc,l tn 10 cents; CUiyle's Heroes and
Hero Worship. - cents, AMI the "R 'vised
New Testament which IS promised ID be
manufactured with rapGjty heretofore Eu-
heard OF will attract special attention. i
Is worth while for every one who has not
already seen 1t. o. send and get the Illus
trat,d pamphlet. Book Making, and Type
Setting by Steam which Will be- sent free
on application. Address the American
Pool Exchaneo. 764 Broadway. New York
-- -
Alta meeting of the stockholders of the JET.
County Mutual Fire In> Co. on Monday last
the officers and director. of the past wear were
d. .l..+,3 .v,,,.- .l..+c,l - p ,7..gr,.,s....r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
DEED.

On Friday morning March 18th, 1881 near
Browns Crossing, in this county OF Diphthe-
ria. ANNIE AMANDA. infant dlushteroi Jno.
W and Mary /. Biacklord' aged years ana
+ months
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

See the advertisement of MIR. A. Spencer
Who wants two thousand barrels of prime
yellow corn. Address him ut Harper $
Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
BLANKETS AID COMFORTS,
Carpets, oil Cloths, Sc, y,
TtII[ X ST GOU$ 81.
Luray. irginia,
y. \. RUST, PROPRIETOR

Table Supplied q, al times with the best the
market affords. Hacks Tor the Luray Caverns.
Terms moderate for first-class accommodation.
January ~, l58l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

Theeldor Mrs. Garfield has fun faith in
the head of this Nation. I'm Jhat she differs
from the mother of Napoleon, who always
thought the Emperor was "a fraud. The old
lady and the children viii summer at Men
tlr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

The County Council Patrons Of Husband
~ IS announced TO meet at Ripon to-day,
26th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
old family suuvnal.
Mrrch 20, tSst


AGENTS ND CANHA RS
Make FROM So 90 so per week -tlil"- go ''l
IS Il RIDEOUr s. CO.. l0 BARCLAY street. Ne"
~ S,nd r,r their catalogue and terms.
Aur 81 S0-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

ONE Hundred Barrels Ne'r Tora APPleS
choice yarietics-ior sale. Can early.
DUKE * GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26

No. 63S daily al other trains daily except
sunday. No. go connects at Strashiirg with
trains to and from Alexandria. No. OlO dimes
at Mt Jackson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-26
MtETINSBUFG ITEMS.

From .hc I'Tu}Ht.
The Wool Growers Association Of Berke-
Iov county have decided Co hold sheep
show sometime BOO May.
Hon. Cbss j. Faulkner sustained quite a
severe loss ,A.- wees, IN the death ot that
fine Two year Old A,dgm,y Ball, which took
the first premium at our ia>, annual Fair;
and aI~o0u the same day I'M the death Of "a
two wear old A.icrney heiier, which DE val
ucd highly These animals had been well
wiuterej and showed Uo symptoms of disease
until the dav before they died