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, 1881-11-05
FIN<1NE:IAL.

4 GOl.DSAiID, I.OAN OFFICE, ID EAST
~ MHdirnn-x flfcrnse1il. EstAL,sl,e.l NY Din.
uIpGd Ur0her and buun l4aiur. Eual, raid fur old
Fa Attl ti.tF diamonds, efls. GtE.. Eoturul1
DTnnCt &It4 l4lrlIr1If.rt. Behver.
, 1881-11-05

WANTED - r1RST-CLASS TRAVEL
w Ing nun fnr bout md r1y ttti,id OF lown, No.
b.askn mn in&nta: Address. INT onu wtuk, ". X.
, 1881-11-05

THOR SAI.E-NO. Il IlONOlll!-S'r, BE.
tween Adnnln uHd JHcksuH, a.bsosy nna bAao'
nlont, with fsuIuo hnfnl lot 1axl.a ,,,,,
lty In Hnl0-ak,
, 1881-11-05

INANTED-A Tl1OROUt;iiLr ctIApE-
Nv tent iunn amt wifr ,sun,nn ruUk uud t,li1,
to assist RbnHt the house: rnEurel or wh!tv Good
refetGfu.e4 reJuIrctl. y iul, Tribunt Otlcg.
, 1881-11-05

HUM SAl IA GOOD 4SrOltY FRAME
sxu, 's lt*t Ete bHfr. ul lot f!xtJs fuet, IN iu-
sH'' henr I"Hnty.niHt.st.; fs,.kk.
+. Il. Hl&Al3(i Il E{l. IL {tubtu1tDn.mt
, 1881-11-05

T'Ol SALE-Olt EXC1lANGE-E3 FEET
r. narnss;s: ss: s'a {ya;i,,x 'hrsx S f. s,sty;
ulan HtitiM tlreo blncks Of station un fnrt Mayho
lt.,u VII. cxchHIFs inf lt!purty IN tlo ey md NJ.
on Enslewt1.ny., lgtWy4n la!sts Hild Waliagu.ss.,
Tor el,AH; y burRHtu, llOlHlAHUN i blLfA, III
rti.Ht.. Rliu
, 1881-11-05

1yTANTED-IN LEGITIMATE LINE,
w partner With f.n,nO - s.Sunt principals only
dOnlt with. AdElesa y II. Y1b1M1 01lec.
VITANTED-A F.t!trNElt WlTIl $500
wv tu IruGaro q latunL ~ iustuas iu It. \. 3iy
AlighIrMl..sl.
, 1881-11-05

IVANTED--ES E1iGET1r MEN WtrII
wv III cErMt eStt tn t;u rne wepk with eur RitHt..
Parties win !lu 10 tiUn ~. clar Hu',unt lnveatt
monthly. flsA men. With NItil.IIlt r<I,trkGtt4A,
sh"ta s"l1 or aent tta,nI f"r tnlerA and ysA,.
Ilce nr by mail That nscnt+ ran MAKE III per week.
NENt!1. Il To. n and - kDtkh Gllrk.st. thtCnetI
, 1881-11-05

TOR SALE-BUSINESS IltO1'ElerY:
1nlla4t .st-ft.u, EiuMs *1.8Y, fAtO0, &d,lA s1.0W
flajEM t!i.tut s9lltl, slH0N, si.attL
I4nkuist.-$tultiD <lu,UN
Itnndu !pl,-sl.-$iUU III fa3G GO4
lIsiIuIl.ay, ailiWAukg0.uY., lnisInnn, ma other
strdOts. GRIFFIN & DWIGHT.
fJIruBr WnAIIjtEi4l1 NJ hid IlnIkf fttI.x
, 1881-11-05
MONEY 10 LOAN AT CURRENT
lfl rites real Gstnto. i. ". HIMAN. JIL, j. Co

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD PROP
AL gray Mt & pcr cont: no .cs,tau,lus|ons: W,
LISTER, Nbotu u MutrnpultaI Hltk.
, 1881-11-05

'VK Ill.,. sALE- WlllEST-AV., NEAI.
4 .S,T Sa.Tatn LuMlsy ISuL!DEW ila jGarbofi.-
, 1881-11-05

SUI3URB.iN IIElfL 1ESILfTYc.
IIOls SALE.-CliEAP LOTS IN LAKE
- Wow, Wlthln IVY blocks OF l.Incoln-Hy ears. UNI
nII4 wattr, thu lake md ttir d.atn..eo froi
stFcuk cars, MCCONNELL. MttU5.,
llnOn ID, W u!ld lUi WHaIs,lIglu lun.At
, 1881-11-05

A NY AMOUNT 10 LOAN On FURSt-
IL tnrc. With or Without tuniuval. on .inyotable
turns. c1tnMA.l0ns. III tltHruorl-tt. tttunt IL
, 1881-11-05

1ITE LOAN MONEY on CITY REAL
w ps1ntr Ut t,Wrst tutcs. PEfEkSuS& y HAY. lGI
tlnt,1 .it,iu,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23


Twas she night before Christmas, when ~
Not creature Wa stirring. ma even mouse:
2 ~ sspckinxs Htrc hung ~ the chimney with
care
y nopcs ~. - Nicholas -Son would q s.srs;
= beds, ...
their heads:
Had Just settled our brains Tor = long winters
n, nap
,er,
~.
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash:
Inc moon on inc breast q the new fallen sno"
When what % my wondering eyes should ap-
pear - 49,. .-
With little Did driver. - lively and quick,
knew y moment 4 must nc - NICK
And ~ shisiIed. and shouted and called them
"Now: Da.her nov, Dancer nov. Prancer'
now Vixen
On. Comet on. cupid. ON. Dondcr and Hit
zen
~ nc TOP o. the porch - me Top p re s. :.
"a AIRY leaves that before the Wild hurricane
ny.
when they meet with an obstacle, mount q
the sky.
s. W 20 The housetcp the courscrs '1cy new
700: ..--.
1Se prsnclas and paving q each little noof
Down Inc chimney s. Nicholas came win .
He Was dressed all IN fur from his head % bis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

IA<MAE lMrA.
II was one d the few DAYS Of perfect
sleighing which could be expected dur
ing the whole winter, and IL was the
day before Christmas How the sleigh
bells kept carnival in the streets! How
mad the echoes were, How. from
morning tin noon. from noon TO night.
the clashing melody fIoated on the air.
then. - You listened. died away like
the trailing of Of q white smokc-wrcath
IN the distance. only % grow and grow
again. with the same nearing. nearing,
the same receding, receding.
Snowflake, you're too still for =
sleigh-ridc. You leave Kathleen and
me TO do all the talking. How can any
body be quiet when the sleigh bells
jingle like this? Listenr'
The school-bo brother gave whistle
and touch which the spirited horse I'M
dcrstood perfectly. With an answering
toss Of his head he sprang on a. . pace
which shook out Of the string 81 sleigh
bells every particle Of music they bad
There. now" merry Dick went on.
IL know you'll answer for yourself
after that" But he bent toward the
pale, pure face with . gentle motion.
and drew closer up the white wolf skin
around her. Few indeed but softened
their voices IN speaking 10 her. for
Snowflake was blind.
~ forgot TO talk. Dick. believe"
she answered in her low voice. ~ WAS
really dreaming, in spite Of the sleigh
uIlroam;r.-t -. 49, a. 80. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

The Mcnnonitcs intend keeping TO
themselves. and have no intention Of
marrying or giving In marriage with
the children OF the land. Atfirst some Of
the girls went ont to service, but one
having got married the order went
forth that all the others were 70 return
home at once which was done. AZ .
race they are thrifty and industrious,
but their ncighbors say that the women
do most Of the work. An open ditch
about mile in length. beautifully dug,
and with the turf neatly banked up o.
each side. was said 70 Be all women's
work. Large numbers Of women were
also 20 b seen the fields. --RcU. Prof.
CRAM ~ Manitoba.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

JINGLE SECOND.
.Kstbleen. Kathleen. you cannot.
YOU will not break my heart
Katbleen's lip quyered. her eyes fell
before the half-commanding. half-bc-
seeehing gaze that rested with such in
tensity upon her face. For 4 second
she was honest with herself, and owned
silently that II she broke this manly
heart It was breaking her own. too.
Then there rang out on the clear,
frosty air Of The star-Iit Christmas eve.
and penetrated keenls into the breath
less hush Of the room where Kathleen
and her sutton had finished hanging the
Christmas wreaths he had brought her,
an hour ago. peal Of sleigh bells
the very same old. .silver-voiced bells
that the blind girl had loved. shaken b.
the impatient stamp Of the coal black
horse standing At the gate.
Not At the gate Of the old fair home,
1.-THE Squire House." but before .
cramped. brick tenement in . dull city
street Full Of hope and courage. Dick
had left the beloved square House"
and gone out to Uncle Lane and India
when lie had finished school. Upon
~ tuf L1rr. ux<II-w 18th - 4I1 -
49,. ..'s -.r..,,..-rs.'s ass-. ..L:ah ....i
in."a - $3.50. $50, a ss'.''aa. 49,
tb;s ana n;cr ~ wh.,evar sscr;s;ce
,so,,,5 49,. hsss.nsJ hor,e ~ -
r ou ns'e nas'eheo NOME - -
a., r.,h,... ..-u .a ..,s ~;,,.a
49, 1870 -. ss 49, 49,, - W. 1919 ''
sosss- ,,c..,S M. - 49, $3.50 ~ y
500 49,. - 49, N o M M
!. Ir-c1s ~. -. - ~ -,
..,s 80 49, n;nk,s snrs.,,. = ,n. .
y u -. ~. .a .r =. ~ 49, 4 $3.50 ~
$50. W - 800. p.s;I .r,,n
$500 E..h,a.n cisrah,nr 49, $500.
..srd ~ sh.iI rrc. y raneh ocl, " ss,,,
losses a 4 necess.rS ~ shsli have
$780, ch.rc. - 1870, ~. fc~s,,,e ~
$3.50. $3.50. ,r q E 49, ~. 1919 ~
scs. tecc..s 1910. a. s,eh h;tes ~.
49,. 49, :, 0oo ~' = 49," 1880
Ks,h,esc,. ,.rc.r K.,h,.er,. 81,
K.,hicerss rs.i so,ce .rd s.crItv $500
,;s.s 49, .,s5.,s;sis ,-;sh shcr, go
dr..w ovsr II 49, s;Je trend. ma hein-
49, - 49,. ~ .x.rr,h;r~ 49, scif
80 ...n ~. s;,vs5 sia;5h- heIls n,
Sncw,,.se ;rs;s,ed "a \, sr.nsscr ~.
Secsed ~ ~ cherced home ANA worL
Sonrd - Ka,hIecn shsf ~ r,ofher ma
~ d.nchfers made brave cfIs,ris n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

1t il told about Las Vegas girl:
While sitting under . tree q Mineral
City waiting for her lover. = cinnamon
bear came along and approaching from
behind began 20 hug her. She thought
Il was her king ~ men and 20 leaned
back and enjoyed Il hugely, mnrmrr-
inr: "Tightcrr' It broke the bear al
ID and NJ retrcatcd 70 the hill and hid
81 the forests three days 70 get over ~
mortiioafion. Las Vegas OptsoL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

Sometimes the melody q smooth and
sweet; sometimes Il u jangling and
harsh. fancied II know Il u only .
fancy that / could hear our future
lives coming up through those sounds,
trying 20 express themselves through
them There are some merry bells.
like laughter; and again tinkIing bells.
like pleasures; and others that sound
soft and kind like friends voices. but.
then. somc make painful discords. and
] heard Oh! there Il u again. the
blind girl shivercd. do you hear them.
too? How strangely heavy and hoarse
and slow those bells ring. and what 4
creaking. funereal tone they have! New
or mind: underneath them All hear our
own sweet. steady bells. 30 dear 70 my
ear. 50 true and clear. like one deep.
perfect. sure joy. underneath the con-
fused. conflicting. changing oyer-cur-
rent ALWAYS
"Well done. dreamerr laughed Dick.
albeit tribe hnskily. whoever would
think Of al that but you2'
And Kathleen. radiant, willful kath-
leen. with her bright cheeks. her shin
ing eyes. her haif-detant ways. pressed
reyerentIy the blind girls hand She
was not over-tolerant ~ other people on
their fancies. and sentiment she de.
clared she despised But she never
held lightly any word that Snowflake
said; Snowflake was the one unearthly
thing that among SAINTS. angels. myths
and g0ddesses she believed in. she said.
~ suppose these thoughts she has
come 81 cn,,,fnrf Lor - ~. IarE - cha
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

been plunged into mourning By the
death Of the court and body elephant
Of the King. One morning. after :
hearty breakfast, be went mad quite
unexpectedly and trampled i've Of bic
attendants TO death To shoot him
would have been sacrilege. An ~
tempt to tranquillize his perturbed
spirit By cncrcling him with huge
ring Of holy bamboo. specially blessed
BY the high priest Of his own particu-
lar temple. proved worse than ineilect-
ual. for he broke through the ring and
al but terminated the high priests
career upon the spot He was then
with great difficulty driven into Close
court Of the palace, where. after sew
eral furious endeavos % batter down
the walls with his tusks, he suddenly
toppled over on his side. uttered . last
cry Of rage and gave mp the ghost
Naturally enough. this heavy calamity
was attributed 70 criminal carclcssness
on the part or one or other OF the 81
tendants intrusted with the sacred elo-
plants feeding. The king. therefore,
Intercepted the members q the elo-
plants household In person. and, fail.
Ing 10 elicit any individual confession q
delinquency, decreed that they should
al Be punished.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Newspaper Laws and Regulations.

|. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary are considered wish.
IN. To continue their subscriptions
= II subscribers order the diScontinu-
aucr "f their periodicals, the publisher
may continue 10 send them until all ar.
Tr1raEcS are paid
J. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
thrir periodicals from the office Ia which
tiny are directed, they are held RESPONSE
hlr uuiil they have settled their bills, and
ordcreI them discontinued.
T. II Subscribers move ~ another place
without informing the publishers and the
papers are sent Ia ia" former direction,
they are held responsible.
) Tn. courts have decided that ''rcfIS.
in. - take the periodicals from the Office,
or removing ard leaving them uncallcd
for i prima ftcI" evidence of Intentional
trlnd.'
Il. ANY person who receives a newspaper
sni makes uNr of II. whether H.. has order
=, It or not. hr i held in law 10 be- a sub.
s.tihrr
:. 1t subscribers pay in advance. they
ar. bound to Civ" notice to the publisher
A. III" end of their time. If they do not
wish 20 continue taking il: otherwise the
publisher is authori7cd 70 continue send
in, II on aud the Subscribers will he re-.
spon~ihc until an cypress notice. with
payment of all arrears. j. ~rut To thu pub
Usher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Shreveport Furniture Factory.

Ware Rooms on Texas street, near Levee-
Factory on Lcvcc, oppositcT. R.R Depot
I HAVE in active operation a STEAM
l. FURNITURE FACTORY. and will sell
Goods of Homa made 10 dealers and con.
sumers at Il saving on former prices of from
10 20 40 per cent. warrant better Goods
than those now generally sold mostly
made in the North and shipped here at
high rates of freight
In addition 10 Home made Goods, keep
constantly on hand q full stock Of fine
Of latest stylcs and designs: also
Glazed sash, Doors and Blinds, Wall Pa
per, Window Shades, Mattresses. Chill
drrn's Carriages, &c, At lowest u,arkct
prices. WM. ENDERS.
September -, lssO. s:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

''' >helton's establishment il daily
'"'"nged with those who are seeking 4,
'P'cihc for the ills of the flesh. On his
'e'''s may be found remedy for all
"'"u'es There is no remedy known to the
"'a''hg art which he has not His long
''4"a'htance with his business has made
nun familiar with all the best medicines
""'""' and with the wants Of his MINER.
:, ' customers. His charges are as low rs
'"' lowest. Call and see for Yourself
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
special Notice.

Al communications, nr letters and nos.
rronp' attention. must be- addressed To
Gra.r and Stain Rrmo,c, at Shc!tou'>.
- ..,.r,
Tb.f,..,lo,or,aI, .,,l,,.,l..,,, in
,..,... ., r.,,,,.,-
\ ft' line of inilrt Article, at Shrl,ou's
til" rhrapr~, ~ III" marS,t
-.
Go 20 Henry prr,fu,s 4 sous for fine
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

"ou''-keepers take notice, that Zodiag
'eeriving an excellent assortment Of
'""ey groceries for the holidays, cheaper
'h'n ID" cheapest.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
-Nrm entertainments
Succession Sale.

stat, Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
Succession of Thomas II. Tugslc. deceased.
Dl VIRTUE of an order of the Bird Iu-
- dicial District Court, and in compli-
ance with commission issued by the Clerk
of said Court III and for the above written
state aud parish, aud to Inc directed, |
will sell, within the legal hours of sale, on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of Jany., 1852,
at public cutlery, to tho last and highest
bidder, NJ the late residence of the drccas-
ed, ~ miles southeast from Homer, all rhr
Personal PROPERTY belonging TO the
estate and succession of Thomas II. Tngglr,
deed, except what was disposed of by his
last will aud testament.
Terms of sale, cash, to pay debts and
particular legacy.
NANCY TUGGLE,
Dec. ~, l--l-3t Executrix.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
THE GUARDIAN

Advertisers should take notice that sill
advertisements should be left at the GUAR
utAy once by noon on Tuesday, else they
must lie over until the next issue Of the
paper An observance of this reques,
will DO Of mutusl advantage TO the GrAR.
piAS and the advertiser. Persons who
desire extra copies of tho Gu,RpiAN
should leave their orders with us on sat
tive.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
G. II. ROGERS,
House. Sign, Carriage and
Buggy Painter,
Paper-Hanger and Glazier,
HOMER La

T SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE or THE
L people Of Homer aud vicinity. Forevi-
dences of my proficiency. I refer to the nu-
mcrons persons for whom have worked
in Claiborne parish.
Terms reasonable. and work promptly
executed. &. ". ROGERS
April 9 1S7q. 3sy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
Cash Receipts.

W" will confinn" to publish under this
h.idin. the NAMES of those who each
~"rk pay MP their subscriptions, This list
i, utculrd aS a memorandum for the pro-
lection of Subscribers against possible
rrrpr, ~ uur books:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
HOMER HIGH SCHOOL.

EXERCISES will DO resumed September
IL ist, 1851.
The scholastic year will eonsist Of two
sessions OF four and six mouths.
Rates of Tuition, 81 20, u 60 and A. GO
por mouth, payable monthly. II not paid
till end Of session, s., - and e. per month.
Pupils charged from date of entrance till
end of session, unless special arrangements
are made. No deductions cNcep; in cases
of protractcd sickness
JNO. II. DAVIDSON,
Principal.
Aug. Is, ISL. Titan
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
BE WARNED.

A LII persons indebted to W. II. Ellington
"a can ind their accounts in my hands
irouoie and cost can be saved by prumpt
settlements n I SCC1vT
December IL, 1881. Istf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
NOTICE..

succession of Thomas H. Tngglc deceased.
LII persons holding claims against the
"A estate Of Thomas II. Tuggle, deed. are
hereby ho,iir,' to present the same TO my
attorney r.. H. Met 'lrndon, for acceptance:
and all persons indebted TO said estate arr,
also notified 10 come forward and sc,,Ic n,
once NANCY TCGGLE,
Homer, La. Dec Is. l--l Executrix.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

| WISH tn inform my friends aud the
L public that | am Agent and soliciting
orders Tor the various brands of Chewing
and smoking TOBACCO manufactured by
u. W. Brnmmctt, Richland, Ark. All or
d"r- addressed To me AZ STATE Line L. O..
Ark, will he promptly filled.
= NJ. ". CAMP.
bctohci ~, ISL ll:3m'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

Al communications. or letters aud pos
81 cards on business of this Office 20 "u~ur"
prompt attention. must be- lddrc~~'u to
III" puhh>hrr T. y. HARRISON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28
For sale,

Otn ACRES nl' LAND situated near
oDV NiIry'S mil. For particulars APP
r.y ~ J. t.. III ISE.
b,c,mh'r II. Isl. l-:if
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-12-28

several presents were lost on tho rirL,
OF christmas Tree. Parties finding them
VIII pleas" return to owners. Joseph Shell
ton especially, requests that a silk hand.
kcrchcf he returned TO him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
.M.FnREER.

ON the 2Srd instant. u- t1e Aade au House,
Wa-crstowu bv Roy. j. >pangl,r Rieiicr Mr..
ROBERT j. HARPER and Miss MARY A.
FOREMAN. both OF Mar,in>bur.
TUESDAY evening. Noy. 18th. at the home
of The brijc. Springfield. Ohio. hy Rev. Mr..
Webb. 90 tbc Second Presbyterian Church of
CHAT city. 81. CAMPBELL JtNNEY, Esq. OF
Ma-,ins5urs toAii-, MARY daughter ef Hon.
john How sen 81 thc iouscr place.
ON Oc,. l-lh. lS>i. %, ;hc brides parents,
rear Greenwood. Morgan county, ~. IA, by
Rev j. Trez-~c Mr.. CHAS. SHAPE to Miss
LAURA DAWSON. daughter of Hon. samuel
Dawson a.l of Morgan county.
-en N9,cmbrrg .h i>>l. %, ,he residence OF
thcbridc', father in Aiillwool. Clarke county.
VA. hy Rev. +. a. ~,rothcr. tiAS. A. FORD
Oh Mis- ANNE =. SPRINT, all Of Clarke
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

81 had been sick and miserable SO long
and had caused ms husband So much trou-
Die and expense, no one seemed 90 know
what allied me. that I was completely dis
hcartoncd and discouraged. In this frame
of mind I got bottle OF Hop Bttcrs and
ased them unknown To my family. ] soon
began TO improve and gained so fast that my
husband and family ,hoHght it strange and
unnatural. but when teld tli-m what had
helped me- they said llmfSh for Hop Bit
tiers, long may they prosper, for they have
made mother we'll a1A Is hapPy.-H7ae
J0urugL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

On wednesday evening last, in the EPis-
copal Church, after Tie Evening Service
and a brief statement by Eey. Or. Meade Of
the organization, objects and work Of =" st.
Andrew Brotherhood, Rev. DIR. Campbell
Fair, Of baltimore, made an address. II
wasa plain, practical elaboration to hearty,
ectiye, oaergized ps.oeAial work on the
part Of the laity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
p T77E PEFSSs--JTIIE OLD FAMILY JOURN
INPORTfNT.

Nhss Won visit or leave New York City, save
BAGGAGE ixpressoge and Carriage Hire aud stop
- GRIND Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
million dollars. reduced t. - and upwards per
Gay European plan. Elevator Restaur'r't
supplied with the best. Horse ears, stages and
elevated railroad 70 mi depQs. Families csl
live better Tor less money at the Grand tHt6l
Hoij than 1T any c.hcr irsJ-cla>s hotel y the
city.
At.r.7 D Sly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03
AEB'z EssgRER,
BRICK ANl STONE MASON,
and Manufacturer of
MACHINE BRICK,
Charlcs!own, W. VI

MY old friends and the public generally are
w informed that am prepared to do all kinds
of Brick work and stone MasOnTya, the short
est notice. and am also prepared toc0ntrlct TO
furnish so. BRICK for bailding and all pur-
poses. Thanking ms friends for the patronage
bestowed upon me in the past, solicit CON
tiuuauce and 10 new order promise the most
prompt and careful attention.
NOV. -. 1850. LEVI BAKER.
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MILLINERY & FANCY GOOD!
NOTICE.

THE undersigned intending 70 remove from
i this city 10 fngef.towu Nd. September /,
issi. and that his books and business mus, bc
closed by the 10Th of Augus.'ncNt, hc VIII sell
ALL GOODS AT COST. in orcer 20 close oui
his present stock of goods. Persons wishing 70
buy suit Of clothes will save TWLNTN-FiVE
PER CENT by giving him cali All goods
warranted to be made and trimmed in the best
.,y.esnd 1T guaranteed. ShLEs Positively
CASH an persons knowing themselves IN
dcbtcd must settle by August 10Th otherwise
their accounts will be placed in the hands q
an attorney for collection. -
ISAAC LOWENsTEIN.
Frederick City, Nd, July 2 loSi.
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:. FranQms,, Eesfers.

TITth Steel Portrait 81 tie 4utbor,
j. given TO any one sending Us tonq pic NEw
SUBSCRIBE and S315 for the coming year
Specimen copies free.
Address: NEW YORK OBSERVER.
Nov. r. lSSi-gf New York
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Western .Tsyyyga.sd "a. 81.

TJkihg Effect sunday, sept {, ISL.
Baltimore Iimc)
LEAVE IIAGERSTOWN,
Daily except sunday,
-4j 4. NJ Nartinsburr Exprcss-arriycs at
Baltimore ll.4j & ".
80 4. u. and Gi5 L. 81. For Ed-cmont and
intermediate points,
80 p. VI Nail-arriying at Baltimore SEQ
Il. NJ
3.i5T.M. S.V. Express, at C.. Y. depot. ar
irving at Baltimore at S.l3 j. NJ.
ARRIVE At HAGERSTOWN.
SIS 4. NJ. and 2.e)P. ". From Edger.ont
and intermediate points.
HOO 4. VI. : Y. Express ut g.. Y. Depot.
from Baltimore 40 7.3j 4. NJ.
1915 2. " MIil-lcaying Baltimore az ol5
: Y.
10 T. NJ Mariiushurg Eyqrcss-leave BAL
timorc 100 L. VI.
f. NJ HOOD.
General Manager.
BIZ. GRISWOLD, Gcnl Ticket Agent.
Sept, 10, ISL.
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old familp 9uurnal.
Wood and Lard Wanted.

We are in need of both the above named
articles. Those Indebted 20 us who prefer
,o nav ia this way are respectfully reqEes'cd
o., meet ouraecessitics in tAis respect prompt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-12-03

The heft of hogs has not been So general
lv r.c.-Gcd This yeaf.
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Notice.

/ HAVE this day sold my Drug store situa-
j ted ia Clmrlcstown. West Virginia, 20 I'd
win l.. Moore Fsr.. and ask my friends aud
patrons to continue thor tusIness aiFhiny SIC
cessor.
October -, 1881 J. Y. SERMONS.
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Ye are surprised TO find some OF our
.,orsmen So shor,-sjghted as Co ki.l OIL the
few tar.r.l-c, o. De- found in the se,ds.