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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

TNVESTMENT.- AN lNN E~FMtSI
/ OF $50 coo can be made 100 rapidly growing
rginid city which pays over l. rer cont. p b. Az
mum. Address ' MOSth.' Dtspdfct ONCE.
2 D.
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EOR RENT, THE OFFICE RE- q
Il GENTLY occupied ov he Piedmont and -
Arlington Life-insurance Company in ihe cotnpa-
ny's building corner Of Main and Ninth slreetss
Also SEVERAL ROOMS ana OFFICES IA same
building FRANK ID. hIl.L q Co.
uhZ7Iw ilO6 Main street.
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THF CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
TROPlC-FRViT LAXATIVE.

TRCPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
Is rHE
BEST AND Most AGEEEABLE PEEPARA-
TON N THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION.
BLIOCsNESs.
HEADACHE,
INDIsPUsITION.
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM An OBJ
sTRUCTKD STATE Of TIE SYSTEM.
La4ies and children, aud those who dislike taking
pills and uauseous medicines 10 secure caihartic ae-
ton are especially pleased with It's agreeable quali-
lies. One half TO one lozenge is the dose. Az FOR
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
and take no substitute for H. Packed in bronz-d in
boxes. aud sold 1y all drst-class druggists.
Price. % cents. Large boxes so cents.
NH l0-deod1v
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INDIAN RIVER FLOuIDA oRASGEs-sweetesi
orange grown-iust received oy
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE.
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BUYERS will note the sale at auction OF hue
Young Horse, Kind and fast in harness and under
the saddle at the Bazaar. TO-DAY At IL o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

THE BALTIMORE AND OHlO SLIPS Up
AGAIN-THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
AGAIN TRTUAPHANT.-The Richmond ana
Danvlle people, suspecting that the BALI
more and OHIO would endeavor TO OOslruct
them By a flank movement. went TO New
York on Monday and made all preparations
10 anticipate the time for completing their
contract with the Atlantic and Charlotte
Airline. Under the terms OF the contract
possession was to have been delivered To-
day. on Friday the deposit Of S5OO'OOO was
made in cash, the papers all signed. and
possession OF the road Delivered: ABOUT
two hours afterwards an order OF lnlunc-
ton, obtained by j. W. Garrett ana otheis'
was served on the Air-Line-dgdin 100 'ats; ,,
The Richmond and Danyille people are stl'i
"A ahead
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: poGGETT. southern Methodist.
efsaaq - .,eeilenl corrective ot Indigestion.
Z IS ~ In prompt Seuchclal results.
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RICHMOND AVD PFTFRsByl lc RAfLROAD,t
RICHMOND, Va. Match /. 1851
NOTICE THIS COMPANY WILL ,tA-
- TEND THE FlH~T-NDRID AGE Bftit
due Oh ht l-I ~ iDr. nrX for any Flr' ~ ifA
wears % per cent ptr llnuu. pHfabir ~,i1i sDnp-
ail nr win .c 20 hr holders u" H.N ef1 -oi isifd
q ia. cent. fJrfs-yr5r bond a. lO1 tud Interest "
10th propnsrtan- br declined holder Nil please
present their bonds a, the oice - the trffutcr a.
maturity for payment, - interest VII ce - al pt-
furifv. VI. ". WARRINGTON,
NH lB-tApl Treasurer.
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-yrorBosrHlTEs LIME AND SODA.

|TNT~TTII = II1IE = ~ y >UUN'
..,-..r addition 20 PURE CoD-LIVFR OIL
.1fHY PUPHu> >PHITE E>a- INik and SODA
fss..-r..-1n is prepared bv MesSrs. PURCELL
~. 50 he testimony ~ The physicians OF the
~ - 90 SIS efficacy ~ ,he treatment u
v.,RY DISEASES 49,.
80. f. rrpaIcd DO his city, ,ur patrons nave
f..-.iln Z wing iha' iu using t theY can
f f.--... gEESHNfS> and PURITY.
..,rf1a 10 ior Us pAiataoieueSs ana reaoy
Sc a1on .s..,,.- .,..- ,.,.,ie.
i.. POLK NiLLFB 4 90.
t,e,h.csr.4.. Ninth and Main streets.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PuosPHATE FOR physical and
nervous debility. Tryit
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,,,~eUN. Professor University Of North
ef,, "
s-,iua n bishop Dogset in his estimate OF
.y--..rscgti Cure
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.-,,y u. LEH. ID. n. Methodist Historian I:
He -. 81. boat % 81 hoEle or abroad. u Is an
iir ,,.sstsuon. OrCaSneSs after mea. ~
..rt sfeAs~f and the bowels rpCula ed. lis
- ..ested ~ numbers ~ high chSrac er.
rs's p ,rirc-evcry-i hiug-dyspeptic Of hfteen
30 -god oy one tOse.
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.,r,-I.loN OF COD.LlVER eIL

% esnrS. solo by all druggists aud conu-
FIX --t. NH so
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DOR RENT, - q

DOR RENT, T.
ALARM Of rHlRTY-TWO ACRES, n
M the Richmond, FredeJisk sburg aud Potomac
railroad TX miles north of the city, ,wo miles
souih of Hungary station. Six acres wood land,
balance cleared ice-pOnd. &C.
UOCSE has four rooms, aud all necessary out
houses. .
Two acres set In assorted grapes. kiue 0renaTd
and assorted fruit. trees. Two acres already sown
~ Wheaf.
Nelghb0rhOod good aud healthy.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real F.tzte Agent aud AGci,oneer, or
j. z. BADENOCH.
Green's Gate Crossing of r.. T. and =. X. Y.
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tbs PRESENT FOR BISHOP JANSsENS. Al
a meeting Of the collectors Of the fund Tor
the proposed present TO Bishop JlnS>ens
held Thur sdIy night satisfactory reports
were received from all the collectors. l.
was resolved 10 prepare and have suitably
engrossed an address to the new Bishop.
appending thereto the names Of all the con-
tributorS TO the fund. Those Who haye not
handed in their contributions are requested
10 do 50 at once. Their donations eau be
Given TO anv Of the following gentlemen:
John NJ. Higgins. Williim Dair0u. Joseph
Samanni. Thomas Hannigan, p. McGoyern,
William Rankin. Z. Fennessev, Or. George
Ben. Johnston. Dr. JohI Mah0ny. or 20 the
treasurer. Andrew PizZiui, Jr. IL j. I'M
der>tocd that a very handsome and COM
rleie episcopal outfit viii be- obtained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

edmond Christina Air0cdts:
,s, IS nl tired virtue. I hNye seen Dys-
r. 80 .rnpieJeiv by a.. u seems o. be an a.
fs- .-.,- as .onzi 81 ease
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= WOODWARD. Presiding Elder Virginia

= ',-t1 ~ 81 .,rf wears Suffered from Dyspepsia
tna' ',r This remedy gave u a fair TRIAL.
gs' q, ~ r,u'd eSt snvthing With immunity.
ca%S5 S s'' %ssiSs Ss1s ssa for for SS'i Ss Last ST
'.asb ~ awe ksowR many since 20 be re-
1ss, i's ,isf'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

DEATH OF A PR0aINENT CITIZEN OF Hen
RICO COUNTY.-Richard w. Thorne. E>q..
a well-knOwn and respected resident of
Henrico county, died on Thursday after
noon al i O'Clock at his farm, on the Nine.
Mile road, which was the place of his birth.
Ills naady was a rapidly-deyeloped attack
Of consumption.
Mr.. Thorne was in the tbirtY-lhird year
OF his age. was a brother-in.law OF Major
Thomas ". Hoenninger, and for the last
seven wears has been living in Kansas, where
he married. He had but recently returned
TO bis old home. having been called hither
bv tina death Of his father, Mr. K. NJ.
ThOrne.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
from the Monumental church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02

N. DANNY, theological Seminary. Nir-
-..s. ... .s-senscd here ny the regular Medical
fGea.-s 80 reeple. u IS excellent for lndigps-
pTN '-steienG toiic-sedsuve, >op0rdc, tonic,
81, - ,-.sut. without nausea
,as,N - pABNEY, Hsmpden-SidRey College.
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u1LF-rRAP LITHIA.

a--s rrlrted an arrangement Win MeSsTs'
o.-.. Ladd & Coz, agents for he
W0LF-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
g., ~. a-srared 90 supply 10 not only " me Ta'i"h
,.t cents. bui by me ass 40 CENTS if"hl our
-.s.as improved mineral water 4ppaT7tuS-
r.ssesa.on of al Who sufer from iNDiGE>I IloN
s.. ID q. lie adsaHis-e- offered % supplying mem
A., ros-a.e sun rnis superior medicinal beverage
r -t--s ss. si.h -o use 70 regularly as our fonh-
,,.. se s,l riase liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
900 Main street.
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T8Lr. laf most acceptable preparation known
T,,Il-fi' ior BRONCHIAL, Pector-l. and Pulmonary
TTssIISl' Aae-aous. An EXCELLENT APPETI-
TG9.-ff. TG %Ek I'D 2 TJSlC for general aad fAnl'
~ use. The immense and Increasing s2les
~ ani 'esi.nonia.s received daily are Tie
III bet evisaces OF It's virtues saa popu-
IIggT. Iar.iy.
IGi,- PUT UF ~ oUARr.sIzE BOTTLES, CIV
I0f-tf' iNG NoEK FoR THE MONET THAN ANY
T99fTrr' ARTICLE * rXE MARKET.
lulu.
I0LC.
sg,,SI.' CATION.
59i-TT. DON'T BIZ DECEIVED By uDprinci-
~ IL - Pssi dealers ~ho Try 20 palm Of common
TSSss-ig' BOX aud RYE in place Of our
HI. ToLU ROCK ASO RYE,
ii9ii4. i9i4 ~hieA L The only INDICATED articl,
ii,9s,.,t i,s y made, Ghe GENUINE having PRO-
r1II,r PRIETARY GOVERNMENT STAMP
,99IL!l On each bottle.
.VLT
.uLr.
I-0Mi-nI. LAWRENCE 4 MARTIN,
'GiiI' Propne.ors,
~. Chicago. Illinois.
99,rIn. Branch No. 8 BARCLAY street, New York.
OH
yL.T
~. sold by druggists. sroeers, and dealer
vi. everywhere.
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FAMILY ROE-HERRISGs. CLIPPED RUEF-best
In the city-at CHRISTIAN x WHITES.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY Wgsr CIGARS JUST
eceiyed by y. u RLAIRE1o.
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WE>TPHALIA HAsSat
CnRIsrIAN 4 WHITES.
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NOR RENT OR LEASE FOR ONE -.
+ ''' ''-'-' d
YEAR OR FORA TERN OF YEARS. IRE
BON AIR HUTEL,
WITH FURNITURE AND GROUNDS, TWO
COTTAGES, STABLES. &c.

MD ST 50 7 HF PLEAST KEffkUI We, tn II
ION. with reires men saloon attached thereto !;
drpssing-room. alley. Sc. ADJACENT 20 Hotel
situated on me Richmond ana DAnville railroad.
eight miles from Richmond. At an elevation Of 3l7
feet above tide. waller, in 4 locality Of undSBuied
reputation a. health, and easily accessible 10 Rlch-
mond both by rail aud excellent wagon roads. WIN
an abundance Of pure water. Bon Air possesses IN
usual attractions as a sumuer resort.
Parties desiring 10 bUlid their own cottages can
secure LOTS al very moderate prices. several VINO
have already purchased lots have arranged to Jild
cottages this season.
There are uow three daily trains each way pt-
tween Richmond and Boa Air. and during The sum
lner season special trains viii De r0n ifOU hlch-
mond 10 Bon Air IN the evening and Bon AIR 10
RlchmoGd in the mornInK FOR the accommodation
of businessmen. Also. SPECIAL excursion train one
or two evenings IN each sees.
For terms apply 20 - ~
NH 06eod2w GRURBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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F1E wEHH

EOR RENT. NICE DWELLING Of -
4 seven rooms ON Canal between Fourth and -
r ~ ,ireet-.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. eight rooms.
No go uorfh Nin'h. beyond Leigh trtci
NfCE DETACHED BRICK DIV ELLlN6, No.
rooms. 80. ~
DkSiRABL r BRICK STORE. with DWELLING:
Ne. 6 'ouin Fourteenth street between Main and
Cary streets. 800,
SEVERAL SMALL HOr-ts on Church I'M.
Annlvfo AOBERT B. LYME.
ID 2-3t l2l2 Nam street
EOR RENT, THE LARGE BRICK e
Il FACTORY on Eighteenth between Main IL
aud CaTv streets, corner Bakers ei-threr arse
doors. elevator. Sc.-lateiy occupied iy george
an > AZ ROBERT Is. LYME.
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SMOKED SALMON Al
fuprc~r.r 4 ,Vrr---.r
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BANKS AND BANKEwS.

WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, F
ffe l5-e0dtAn2Ol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
aiRrIySBCRG ITEMS.

From Sac Statesman:
Ex-Jalge J. b. }Iogc will now attend to
tue interests of this district in Congress.
We predict that he VII occupy no second
place In thc councils Of the nation.
Blackburn Hughes, Eq. was elected by
his associates president Of thecunty court.
H. isa gentleman highly qua lied for the
position ad viii make an excellent pre-
s.din- officer With Jacob Miller and IL.
!. S,lu.r Esqs., as his associates on the
bench. ,.e fiscal and police affairs Of the
county ar. I'm safe and intelligent hands.
willis. tlc accomplished clerk, G.. W. Doll.
stands the pcrsoniEcgion Of Judicial be-
nightly and accommolauveuess.
From the Independent;
The temporary sickness Of Hon. Daniel
r. Lucas. prevented him from delivering "a
lecture OBS the 4th of March as was expect
eli. It IS now uncertain whether his many
engagements viii allow him u lecture for
Us thi, season.
Hon Vim. /. Wilson. of Charle.tovn,
VII. close the course some time in April.
with wha. we may anticipate as being a fit
ting capstone % the lofty edifco which his
predecessors have erected
Charles Douglas, colored, killed Jerry
Greeu-also coiorcd-in Martinsburg last
wcek Douglass was committed to Jail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
Baltimore. Nd, U 2. !
Bal more Conference II. Il. Church,
SJHtlr

The g7.h session Of this Conference be-
can in Harrisonburg on Wednesday morn
inc March 9Th. Rev. Or. A. W. Wilson
was elected President pr0iem-BiShop Nc
Tveire having been delayed by missing
railroad connection.
The roll was called By Rev. J. s Martin
and 100 ministers answered to their names.
There was also present a large number OF
Law delegates The Bishop arrived lay the
evening train. Rows. Samuel kepior, A.
A. Eskridge. Tho. Hildebraud, j. ".
Tongue, +. N. Mills, Henry Hoffman, >.
W. Evan, E. /. Krcg'oe, p. 5. Z. Sixcas,
George Stevenson, George ". Lightner and
VIM. Hedges were granted Superinua;ed
relation.
Tic question. Where shall tie next
Conference mcet@' was called FredcIs
icksburs was nominated by Rev. Dr. Reg
ester. and Char,cstown by Rev. ). Asbury
REGISTER, both OF whom addressed the Con-
ference, as did also Rev. j. w. Duiey, as
10 the claims Of t.o respective places, When
Fredericksburg vas chosen, which, ON m0-
ton OF Rev. y. Landstrect, was made unan-
imOus. At the conclusion OF the inveSti-
cations under the 29th question, viz: " Are
All the preachers blamelcss in their life and
official administration ~ the Bishop SAID:
We are now through with this question,
tie mast impor'qat Of al others, and there is
not the slightest impeachment Of moral
character in tie entire body"
The following agc fey c. n appoint
mtuts:
Emc5.ta District-J. T. Armstrong, p.
f. Winchester Station, J. W. Shoi'; Win
chester Circuit, AaA. p. Neel Cedaryille, 0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
IFreeport lIlll Bulletin.

There IS now q substance which Is both
professionally and popularity indorsed and
concerning which Mr. j. B. Fcrschweiller
ButteviIie, Oregon, writes: have often read
Of the many cures effected by -. Jacobs
Oh and was persuaded to try the remedy
myself ] was a sufferer nom rheumatism
aud experienced great pains my leg being
80 swollen that / could not move it, pro-
cured St. jacobs OIL, used il freely and was
cured,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19


Z WILL buy good Black OAK Bark that is pro
/ parlv taken and cured according % the fol-
lovine directions, and pay the cash fort at the
rate of Five Dollars per Cord OF is ieet meas
urcneut delivered az my mills in Winchester
Va. and -Four Dollars on cars ~ any tpint on
tine 3. & O. Il. i. from Hancock 20 S'aunton
but the Cur. must bc carefully and closely piled
and filed full-all that can be gottenln them
i'm order to save freight and carriage here, winch
&c Gu much pcl car whether the car contains
much Or little. We think il best 10 pile the
Bark Crosswse or the Car. and in shipping -
the TARGET car YOU can. Don't load the Bark
into the car while wet or damp. When You
shin Doe sure 90 advise me % the NUMBER oi
Your Car, that may know which isyonrs; ana
when the Bark is uuloadcd ! Will send You
Statement and Cheek for the amount. Don {
fail to rive me Your Post Office address IN iuli
and Shipping Station.
DIRECTIONS Commerce taking the BrN
as soon as il will peel well--run frcey-and be
sure 10 take the Bark from thc upper part OF
the tree and limbs. forthe young bark is more
Hesbv and better than the old bark, which is
mostly ross: the bark should no; be broken mp
too much AMI must be Of average thickness, ~
the heavy butt bark byitselt will no, be oought
at flll price The outside of the bark must ale
WAYS be- kept no 4 good way is Go re-; one
end on The lo,. with outside zap. winch VIII
prevent It's Curling; also protect the INSIDE,
from the weather which being the part used
must be kept bright. and lot allowed 70 gei
yyat or mould. which Injuries its strength and
color. The sll-important parts. The Bark must
not be brought in until cured enough 10 staccl,
no closely. nor when wet or damp, for d wll'
not keep-as we have 20 pile II when received
GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester. Va, March =, 'Sl-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
WINCHESTER ITEMS.

From Tie Nrrs:
Rev. j.. b. T. Reed, who has been conin-
ell to Lis room Tor many weeks by indispo-
sit!on, Is recovering.
Bishop White of Virginia, viii visit
Winche-ter ON the 18th Of April and confirm
large class in the Episcopal Church.
The handsome gold headed cane voted
during the late FAIR TO His Honour Mayor
Clark, was presented TO that gentleman,
Capt Jos, 4. Mutton making the prescnta-
ton speech in eloquent and appropriate
language.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Secretaries Kirkuood and Huatwcre resi-
dents Of Ohio for some years and Secretary
Window was born in thatS;atc-so il would
seem that the modes. Buckeye common
wealth bagged d few cab;ue, seats after all .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19


The Baltimore Conference of the ". l.
Church which has been in session at Mar
tiuSAurg for tie past week, Bishop Simpson
presiding, adjourned on Tuesday evening, to
NEE, next year in Broadway Church, ia .
more. Among the appointments in which
the readers Of the Free Press feel parJicu-
lar interest are tie following:
Berkeley Spring. reuben Kolb, W. Ray
mond Strickland; HaIge>y.lle-Sjlomon
German Martiusburr-M. 7. B. Rice;
Bunker Hill-Thomas Wood; Winchester
H. : France; Shepherd,town-C.O Q. Cook
Harper's Ferry-S. NJ. Ali,rl; North Capt.
toll, Washington City-F II. Hayenncr.
Broyet MaiorGencral Emory Upton. Of the
I. S. army, committed suicide in California
on Tuesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

The toast Of the evening az the many
banqucts on -. Pa,ricks day THURSDAY
Should have voiced the hope that Erin'srcsi-
dent sons may speedily De enabled 90 ireland
80 living figures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

In the Baltimore Conference, u. E.Church
in 3fartinsburg last wees, Rev. A. VI. Court
tay offered p rssolc,i0u 90 pay oft che eu,ire
debt Of ne church property ct WiGchester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Frank O. Herring, ESQ, Of the Champion
safe Works. 25l and % Broadway, New
York, reports the use o; -. jacobs OH for
a stiffness and soreness of theshoulder, with
most pheasant aud etcacious effects.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

When WATERFOWL, in New York has Co
sail for more water one can aons-clS,c tie
emptiness Of names.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Drs. FELTON,, Of Georgia AMI L3r.ns OF
Massachusetts, and Orange Judd, of the
AgrieuHsrist are rival candidates for the
agricultural bureauship it-aud that " i; '
is a big vord-Le Due can be displaced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

When a man wants 20 aunihiiate his ic.-
low be calls him a microscopic suo'om's-r-
L makes him feel small
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

LIME, &C.

TENHE undersigned has on hand and for salc
L LINE TE-WASHING and build
ing purposes, also Calcined Plaster, Cement,
Hair and Pressed Brick for Hearths.
c. FRANK GALLAIIER.
March 10, IS8l-5ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
Pw5fic Renting.

THE MARKET HOUSE STALLS will be le,
L al public renting at 10 O'Clock on saturday
morning March 26th. ISL. BY order OF
MARKET HOUSE COMMITTEE.
March 49, fSSt-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
NOTICE.

TIIE Annual Meeting OF Stockholders Of the
Bank of Charlestown will be held on MON
DAY. the 4TI DAY OF APRIL NEXT, at II
I o'clock, A. NJ. ,.....,r
Mnr. 10. ~ cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

II is said tina, Ny A. W Campbell Of
the Wheeling h.elgsHcs- is nephew Of
Alexander Campbell who founded the Pre-
sident'sl Disciples Church, and that, ia the
new deal, this gentleman can have an im-
por;ant foreign mission ifhe 60 desires
Which goes TO prove, we mair,ain, that the
Campbe.ls are coming.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
Our Corn Fertilizer.

OUR ANNOTATED BONE PHOSPHATE
~ for Corn, prepared 10y US. 4 special for,
mula Tor Corn. has become 50 well established
i'm this and theneghboriug counties that Ger
tiicatcs are no longer needed. \ Ton of it fer
t.lzeS
10 to % Acres.
Ii is now generally conceded that SUITA-
BILE FERTILIZER pays as well on Corn a. on
Wheat or other rain crop. and the use Of il Is
becoming universal. We have most fatterins
testimonials as to the results obtained from the
useof OUR ARTICLE which We can furnish TO
those who wish them Send order early to en-
sure supply. We can FIJI orders from one ton
t0car load5 by railroad at reasonable rates
For prices and terms address
IPPITT d CO.
Charlostown, jefferson County,
Mar 10 81 W. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

The Rev. Joel Butts, of Morgan county,
Ca, has had mumps, measles, whoopiug
vosgh smallpox, typhoid, scar,e, fever,
rheumatism, pneumonia and paralysis been
struck by lightning and kicked by mule.
This is o case Of too much muchuess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
CUTLERY FOR CHRISTMAS,

U1HERE Is nothing more acceptable as
Christmas Present than fne Pocket knife
OF Pair OF Scissors. We hayea splendid assort-
nent-besides many other things appropriate
and useful DUKE CALLAhtN-
De- f-En
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Gov Jackson, Of Yves, Virginia, hiss APP
pointed the following staff, with the rank Of
colonel Lyman b. De.iicker, of Wood Cos
Jere A. Miller, Of Ohio, J. J. : Has-ler Of
Jackson D. l. ReAner of Hanawha; Al
bert C.. Fulkerson, Of Wayne c. Mason
Peudlston, of Morgan, and Hon. Frank
Beckwith, Of Jefferson. Col Bcckwith zee
turued 20 his home in this placed on Wednes-
day morning. He performed hislegislative
duties with ability and fidelity, and vii,
wear his honovs as one Of the Governor
aids wor,hily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Carlyle rated George Washington as a
tad specimen Of great msu. A poor
stick enough, a sign board sort o fellow. '-
That's precisely what one would tainS TO
see the unfinished monumea, hanging ire
from year 20 year 40 the Natiola. Capital.
Couldn't the new Prerideu, give that shaft
a BOOST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

The inevitable has transPired Whitaker
wiz write novel and afterwards lecture
lie that as ears to ear lei him ear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19
Annual Meeting
or THE
GUGFSge3'S Of ire Poor;

The Oversccrs of the Poor Of jefferson Coun
ty will hold their Annual Meeting at the Alms
House on
Noadoy. 4prA Bi. 1881.
Persons having claims should present them at
that time, as j, viii be the last meeting prior
20 the Levy Court.
BY order Of the Board
JNO C.. SHIRLEY,
March 10. 1SSl-3t Ctcrk.
Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-03-19

Score one for Ohio. Senator NcDdl OF
Iowa is thereby born Buckeye. How
long ia this Going TO last, anyway.