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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 east Main street.

By j. Thompson Hrown
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
1l13 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LARGE
Il VACANT LOTS ON THE WEST LINE OF
UNION STREET BETWEEN FRANhJiN
STREET AND THE FREIGHT DEPOT or
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
By virtue OF deed of trust dated November o.
1878. aud executed to the undersigned trustee,
recorded In tle clerks Office II the Chancery Court
ID. Il. lib ID, page 40, and default having been
made I'm said deed. and being required so to DO by
the beneficiary, ] will sell at auction, on the
premises, ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27Tu,
AT ONE O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
the above PROPERTY, described In said deed as
follows LOTS Nos. 2 and 3, according to plat
Of said property annexed 10 n deed dated Oct0Oer
10. 1875. from James Plcasants, commissioner, ~
Samuel Maccubbin. recorded In Deadlock LOG,
page AIS. Richmond Chancety Court" Lot No.
fronts 80 feet, with depth OF 19l feet, the rear
line being . feet. Lot No. fronts % feet on an
alley, with depth of 81 feet
Parties owning property on Frankiln street
should attend this SALE AS this property joins he
rear of their premises for distance OF I9l rect
from Union street west.
TERMS: Cash rs 30 $500, with interest from the
9th day Of February, 1878, and expenses OF sale,
aud balance I'm six and twelve months, Interest
added, and secured by a decd OF trust.
WILLIAM l.. ROlALL,
Trustee.
j. TnoMPsoy BRowS, Auctioneer del7
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LUMBER.

T0 PARTIES USING PINE AND
Il OAK LUMBER would say am prepared 20
contract for filing bills from 5000 80 100000,
at the shortest notice, Of TIE BEST HEART
PINE, &c. W. A. CHAMBERS, JR..
Hardware Depot, Vaicna Post-Ofice,
no 0-3m Richmond and Alleghany railroad.
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BOARDING.

II A n ID 5 o NJ T. ROOMS-SECOND
IL FLOOR-southern expOsure-with BOARD,
permanent or transient, at No. 1900 Broad street,
corner Twelfth. MRS. RO. {. WHITE.
de 1l-cod2wf
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by Jas. Macdougall. AuctiOnccr
No. 10 Governor street.

I ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
IL OF FURNITURE, CARPETS. CLOTHING,
STOVES. MOLASSES, &C, AT AUCTlON.-On
FRIDAY, ODD INSTANT,
at 10K O'Clock. will sell at my store, without re-
2 WALNUT ITAIR-CLOTH PARLOR SUITS;
MAHOGANY. WALNUT, and other WARD
BURE&rs, wAsHsTANDs, BEDsTEADs,
WALNUT SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS;
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLl, and other CAR
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS;
HAIR and sHUCk-MATTRESSES;
l WHEELER & WILSONand several othersEW-
Several excellent COOKING-, sELF-FEED-
ING, DINING-ROOM, and other STOVES,
Also. 90 barrels NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs.
TOILET-SOAPS,C CLOTHING. &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
dc % Auctioneer.
by Jno. L. Laughton, DR., Auctioncer,
1906 Main street.
DARLOR SUITS, FURNITURE, CAR
l. PETS, STOVES, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ODD,
at 10 o'clock will sell, two doors below my auc-
j VELVET PLUSH PARLOR SUIT. in good
order:
L WALNUT PAItLOk 81 II.
Several SECONDHAND CARPETS;
MARBLE-TOP TABLES;
SELF-FEEDlNG and other STOVES:
! excellent SINGER SEWlNG-MACIlINE:
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, MATTRESSES;
l roll DOMESTIC CARPET-new;
SIDEBOARDS. TIN SAFES:
An invoice of BOYS BOOTS and NOTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES generally.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR..
de d. Auciionecr.
By W. II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
11l3 Main street
VHOSE TWO DESIRABLE TWO-STO-
l. RY BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS
Nos. G23 AND 625 NORTH FOURTH STREET
FOR SALE Bl AUCTION.-By request Of the
owners, who arc non-residents, and for the pur-
pose of settling an estate, we shall sell by auction
on the premises. on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER %, 1881,
1T o'clock T. NJ. the residue Of the property Of
said estate, consisting of the abOyc-uamcd VAL
UABLE PROPERTY on the cast line Of Fourth
street between Leigh and jackson streets.
These DWELLINGS contain tye rooms each'
with Kitchen. &C., are occupied 10y good tenants
and have always rented readily al 4 good rental.
The LOTS are about 1sN90 feet each
TERMS: One third cash; the residue by negotia-
bic notes at six and twelve months. with Interest
added, and secured by deed of trust.
W. II. LYME &c CO., Auctioneers.
POsTPONENIENT.
Postponed on account Of weather mill
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1881,
at same hour. W. II. LYME & CO..
de % Aucti0necrs.
Office Of Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street,
l.. Il. Cook. Auclonecr.
nnTu-nrr.c an 1J-CTTnN
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old 1>sErH
II Dominion steamship Company ssSzs4zsssszs
steamers will sail as follows: steamer Old DO
MINION. Captain WALKER. EVERY IIf>DAl
al / o'clock Il. W.: steamer WYANOKE, Captain
Couch, EVERY FRIDAY at l o'clock L. VI.
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at o'clock \. NJ
Freight received up 10 II O'Clock VI. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. and to . O'Clock
saturday ey uing for sundays ship.
Through bill, of ladlng signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-caldn fare 10 New York, SO; round
trip, SIS: stecrage. SO aud 81.
For freight or passage, apply 70
G.. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv Cts COmpany's Wharf Rockets.
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PIANO TUNING, &c.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS. PRACTICAL
vi TUNER with over twenty years experience
i'm London. England, and New York city. having
taken up his residence IN Richmond. respectfully
solici's orders from the mu,icupuhlclor ~ ~ NJ
and REPAIRING PIANOS aud REED ORGANS.
All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Work on Church Organs carefully and ~kiliully
done. Orders addressed I'm care Of. or LETT with.
JOSIAH RNLAND x Co. Music-Dtalcrs'9l 10 east
Main street. viii receive prompt attention
Residence, LOG south Third street. So 3O-eod3m
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
CARBOLIC SOAPS.
For TOILET, NURSERY, DlSlNFECTANT,
and LAUNDRY purposes, use
LOVES CARBOLIC SOAPS.

Ask your grocer for
LOVES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
the odor Is pleasant and the quality Of The soap Is
the best.
As a prrcautiOn against SMALLPOX nothing Is
20 simple or cilicacious as the use Of CARBOLlC
SOAPS PURCELL. LADD CO.,
dc IL Wholesale Depot.
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GROCERIES. LI0UORs. &c.

TN STORE AND FOR SALE TO
Il CLOSE CONSIGNMENT
200 barrels CHOICE APPLES,
100 bags PEANUTS, ,.,,-e.
IS boxes VALENCIA aud LAYER RAIsINs,
1000 pounds PRIMES,
500 pounds CURRANTS,
10 boxes LEMONS.
3 trails DATES. .
1000 pounds FRUIT-BUTIEk ana Il'E-
SERVES,
Is barrels and half-barrels PICKLE. -.
900 cases TOMATOES. CORN, aud CATSUP (;
400 bushels MAINE ROSE POIAIOES.
40 barrels RED aud YELLOW ONIONS,
800 boxes SMOKED HERRlNGS,
40 boxes GOLDFISH, -
10 barrels HOMlNI. ut J.. POWERSS'
de INV I0l2 Main street.
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UNDERWRITERS.

TOSEPH W. LAUBE, f-a
- FURNISIUNG-UNDERT ~~~s>----
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BUklAL-CASES,
ROBES, lIEARSF, HACKS,
and all thugs requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Teegraphic and country orders solicited. NH
T T. CHRISTIAN, f-
IL. FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,> 49,
late with aud successor 10 j. A. BELNiNJ
No. 1915 EAST BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND. VA,
has large assortment of WOOD and METALLIC
CASES, CASKETS, SHROUDs, CLOTH CAS-
KETS. &C. AT low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
10 day or night cb-eod
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1016 Main street.

IUIB Main stIctI.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
Il FRAMED DWELLING on CABELI.
STREET BETWEEN HICKORY MD ~ LII. Eh
STREETS-Ry virtue of deed Of trust executed
by Joseph Robert Burton and wife 10 the under,
Signed. ms trustee, dated December q, lsSu; ana
recorded In the clerks Office Of Richmond Cham
Gerry Court ID. u. III \, page 407, default having
been made In the payment OF certain note secured
therein. will sell by auction, on the premises, ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1881,
nj o'clock Z. NJ, "All that certain lot OK land
ing and being I'm that part Of the city OF Richmond
known rs Bakers addition, fronting 10 feet ON
Cabe street on the eastern side thereof colnmenc.
ing 20 feet from the southwest corner OF Saocu
and Hickory streets ard running back about 90
feet towards Meadow alley" 80
TERMS: Cash as To expenses of sale ana sou, WIN
interest from December @, 1881 balance IL any
announced at sale. Il. IOTIhh, oh.,
Et-p.t,,, Tr.ppFp Aucfionecr de Is
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE, THE CONVENIENT q.
Il AND WELL-LOCATED RESIDENCE Ri
No. 8 EAST GRACE STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS-1hs house
idetached) contains fourteen rooms. Is in an eX-
cellent ueighbOrhOOd. aud has all tie modern con-
yeuicnces water in each story; stable carriage
and coal-house, &c. The lot fronts 40 feat by 80
feet 10 a wide alley.
Price reasonable and upon long credits. Apply
10 W. GODDlN * son.
dc ol -cOd3t
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VIIE YORK RIVER LINE.


Commencing THURSDAY, Decsmh,r '
safe and thoroughly comfortable passenger ...I
HAVANA viii leave West Point Uu arrival ..
Richmond train ~ i~DAl~. lili ENpAl -...
SATI EDAl>. arriving ln Eli.uDr. .'.'. l.'
4. W, and connecting wIiG 1il tgliu. N.,'i'
straight tickets tO BJ.tlmorC........
Round iQ.....................
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\ direct lour-hour. connection }, WllD Doc.
Richmond and Norfolk iy ir'us having D.
lnoud 90 1850 4. VI. aud Noriuik 40 l-.2i b. NJ
An trains leaving Petersburg wiI starr ir0" "
AppomItt0N depot
mond no . 4. ". and do D.. ". Irltr Peter
az . 4. Vi. and J:lj J.. v. DDy -uu.Iy.
o. ID. hIINI.
General ~urruutcutri '
\. POPF, General Passenger aul ll..,t Ag,i.
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-ugnt train leaving Richmond a. $40 4. ~
have uueennVor-ge4rh attached

AN trans daily except sunday passenger fraH
connecting 1T Wc-t Point ou 1ue,dl 5. Thursda,
and saturdays with steamers Tor baltimore aII
the North.
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OONL ~
Agents for Jefferson County

our Senior acknowledges, with thanks for
ri. consideration and kindness, from Mr..
Henry 4. Burton, jcwellcr, a pair of sPecta-
cles ord he '>pects they'll last him to the
end Of timc,-and that's as long as he will
need them.
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From thc Ns-e:
a handsome memorial the r,o Rev.
Pr. Meredith. rector of Christ )E|piScopall
church for Fifteen years. has Just beenplaced
In Christ Church in this place. IL IS am
Fag'e icctc~u ard q beautifully designed
valhu, p-lpit.
We have been informed that Nr. +. H..
Jcr,s. res.lrrr ucf~ Winchester, who had
been quite successful as q dairyman, intends
to entcr the icc cre.lo business rhis srmmC~
and viIl 6 aAC .hc delicious compound by
horse power for tAis market.
Itto.matior hss b,ce received hy his
t,rilv win. wore Vi>;tii @ this cotton, of the
death &c ltr. Il. 4. Bryarly. formerly OF
CIst 81 COUNTY i1r ehuc eI Sa -e>lucnt Of
Tevas ~. h.yariy married al daughter of
the late Henry NJ. Baker, ot this county
lie was drowned whilst cross NJ Red rlvcr.
His body ~is lro, 1T h,.c for lntcrmcnt
Eo5,r. R1hir,tr. colo. ed. for Ycar,
q local preacher tfthc Methodist Up. cp pal
Church died 40 his home i'm tAisplace last
Tuesday night, aged about a. years.
' Uncle Bob sS uc was known e. white
and co'o.cd tor more saaa a generation Was
universally respected. a faithful and con-
-.st,ut minister. his influence on ms rste
was great. and always for good.
Nv Albert ~ommervii4 Who together
with her husband. were oD the way 10 Lc-
rope. died ON the Atlantic, one day from
Queenstown. ON Easter sunday. Her re-
main, were taken to Queenstown for burial.
Mrs. Spmmcrvi..c had been in FL health tor
some wears. and undertook q sea voyage I'M
hope, of improving her health. She made
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School Election.

Nav %. 1851.
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MEssRs. Epu0Rs TREE Prs ~ shsH be
Obliged If You viii allow me space IN your
columns To say Q few words IN behaii u the
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association q your
town. 4 rccertviSit has revealed the fact that
"a good many good pcoplein your itsrreahzed
but impcrfcctly thst such an fnstitutlon existed
and gave themselves ne concern about II. Inc
Association 5 rapidly becoming one OF the
great agencies for good ir The vcric. Inc
Young men thus united have formed a chain OF
organizations which c~ncieles the globe mo
entirely Wsectarian. itis cuinently~ evargeIicai
ana orthodox. Its aim anu object is TO pro-
mote tic mCral. mental aud spiritual welfare
of Young .racn. Ii has not only eycrted a
mighty Influence in leading young men To
Christ, but il is admirably adapted tePuns OUT
and develop christ an voting men. tiultlluues
of voting men throughout tic length and
breadth Of this land. who were brought our m
the Association, are nov preaching tie OoSpel,
.Hud are-8u'oag the most successful Ministers
Its chiet benefit is found in the fact that II
unites the christian young mel together III Il
coo peration and sympathy tiat is of the hlgi-
est value 20 them. IL protects them from the
chilling influences of worldIineSs and tempta-
ton. 1t fosters a high st,n3ard Of christian
living. and ual a. earnest and active WorkcFs
i'm the churci. Inose young men who are sa-
tisied with a mere nominal profession oil re-
ligiOn. and are absorbed in v%orldhneSS ana
worldly amuSemcnts arc not nuch force m
the church. They are % burden onits energies.
II would De better without them. Let thegood
people uf Ckalestown give the Association
their syn patty ana support, and they will
find that the little leayen vll penetrate thc
whole lump. The Devil and his agencies are
Rf5vavs at work they never siumber or sleep.
The field I'm your {. wn Is ripe for the harvest
what Will You do?
A DELEGATE To TIE CoNFIELNc.
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= R d CT =,

i'm which every %articlrin each lincwiu he found.
New additions tovc elsQ been made TO his stock
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y. y. Railroad CODDGRy'S
TO THE
OF EER.fy'!

- PECIAL provision has been made 10 accom-
= odate excursions o. Luay for the coming
season. The arrangements provide for al'
whether Is.
LARGE OR SMALL PARTIES.
Rates will be az popular figure and in proper
ton - the size Of Excursion. Schools, socte-
tie. Churches or Associations contemplating
making excursions are advised 70 apply carry
so rs 20 secure the days they require.
SPECIAL TRAINS viii be supplied when
the numbers are large enough ~ justify them.
For dates and rates apply 70 The General Pas
senger Agent. JOS. II. SANDo,
CHAS. y. HATCH, Superintendent
GenY Pass Agent. Ha-ersfOwn Nd.
HseerstOWn I'D
MAJ 2. l2s1-2m.
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At the rev5Ssuec of her s~oR-in-l2w, Mr.. r. b.
I.ras. of Cha lc t~-vn. on the l-th ultimo,
Mrs. ISABELLA HORNER, formerly of Fred
erick county, Va, aged about - years.
At Kcurucysyille, ON Saturday April 80, 1881,
DANIEL. son OF Dr. p. ". and Clara Border,
AGED about : months.
At his yGSideuoc near ShcphcrdStovn, ON
.SunGayfh c ,t-f May. of Consumption, Mr..
'GLOBGE BARRETT, aged about p years.
I'm New Haven. Connecticut, March lOth,
1881. Mr.JOHN Classy. aged a years, an es-
tima'l- iitizrr formerly ct Harper's Ferry.
In New Haven. Connecticut on &c 1Sth of
April. lSSl, Mr.. GEORGE Classy, son of
Mr.. John Claspy, aged 81 ycars-ormerly OF
Harpcrs Ferry
Athis residence rc5 Lce.o. n, April 2jtll,
ISL. NICHOLAS SHAULi inthe ,6th yea,
of lis age
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,70GiCe

The time ct tfc ar is At hand when street
clcaning-is specially appropriate. The citizens
of the town gre. therefore, notified that they
must not dis gard fheprdtnaDces olthe corpo-
ration concerning the derosi;ing n filth 81 any
kind upon thc ~trcets or alleys OF the town
Streets. alleys tables, outhOUses, pig-styes, &c
should ~cceivo immediate attention and be
cleansod-Iiucd. # nccessary-and kept In good
condition roYfhe preservation 0 the health q
the community and tho reputation OF the town
for cleanliness-wfirh gOdliness.
Horse and hogs uustn not he permitted 70 run
lJ large.
Those Who fa.c been heretofore notified con
corning the laying Of new ~ rtpairing OF old
pavements should make speedy preparation lot
compliance pith notice served.
An Who cfendagainst the ordinances or good
crIer Of Charlcstown viii be fined.
ESROM SLIFkR,
Nav tSSi-9+. Mayor.
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Eg9Sterm ,W0ryI0Hd ~. ~,

Took Effect sunday, October q, lSSc.
baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HACFRST0WN,
GO g.. VI. Through Tassengcr-ariiI, at
baltimore 1898 A. VI.
lib 4. VI. For Wavncsboro and inferno
diatc points.
2I5 +. ". Mail-arriying at Baltimore Go
i. NJ. .
ARRIVE At HAGFRSToWN.
- \. ". From NayncsbCro and int me-
diatc points.
1255 p. ". Nail-lcaviug Baltimore at 20
=. NJ.
So Z. N. Through TasseuGcr-lCayc alti-
more 40 L. ".
J.. VI. HOOD.
o.. General Mar2@cr.
+. II. GRIsWOLp, Cenl Ticket Agent.
Nov. -. 1SsO.
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The Literary Institutions Of New Mar
ket. Virginia, have issued u programme OF
commencement beginning with the Select
Female Boarding school on Monday Even
ing, May 23rd., Annual Address by Judge
Charles T. OFerrcli on Tuesday evening.
Wednesday evening, Eleventh Anniversary
of the Lee Literary Society Of the Poly
tochnic Institute, of which Rev. S. Hen
KEEL, d. j.. is President; Thursday evening
Annual Address by Judge II. W. Sheffey;
Friday evening Seventh Anniversary OF
Alumni Association. Interesting pro-
~ammc We acknowledge the compliment
of an invitation to be present.
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l., TO 30 Acres.
Commissioners Of Election.

May Term: 1891. OF the County Court.
rJHE Coua apJoitG ITO following named
Commissioner 20 s-pt-irt nj tie election
of School ComuissidNrr ~ fhe different places
Of yolirg in This County. on the 18th day ot
this month, CNY, ISL.
CHARLEsToWN DISTRICT
Charlcstown. at the Court-IIouso.
George II. Flasg, \. Stump W. Lucas Dal-
garn.
At wiltshire school Hou-c,
81 Ihyonport Wiltshire, y. Gageby, Richard D.
rutherford.
OsBURN DISTRICT.
AZ Kabletown.
Gecrrc Harris caleb Prrs jane VI. John
,ton.
ttsurmt Point.
RV Shirley, n. u. Wills y b. Hainc
MDpLEwAY DISTRICT
st MilJlcway.
John c. Shirley, Richard w. Kcaris, Tho.
VI. Mrcoughtry.
At school House near Lectown.
George D. Wiltshire, Ephraim Custer Daniel
Getzcndlnner
POTOMAC DISTRICT.
Al -iepheIi-i'hh
r. g W. Herr John Keplinger, John L.
Richard.
At Brown shop,
J. ". Hendricks, james b.. Oshourn, J. J..
Comfy.
SHEPHERD DISTRICT.
At shephcrl,town,
William J. Knott, George j.. Beltzhooycr,
George W. Chase.
At Duficld's.
jane W. Glenn, Charles /. Bauhart John
Notary.
BOLIVAR DISTRICT
81 Bolivar.
Joshua Cavalier William 4. Baden Jane n
smallwOod.
At HalitoHn,
Warner 4 Rockenbaugh, George Koonce,
W. : Rider.
HARPFR'S FERRY DISTRICT,
81 HaPcrs Ferry
/. a. Montague, George W. Green james
CONWAY
Manninss school Heuse CNornpinl
George W Bryant. John w. NcGnw- John
cas-res.c.
T A MOORE, Clerk.
May >, 1s3l.
Spirit and Ship Roriar copy
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The editor OF the Harrisburg Pa.) indc-
p%enocut, after giving an extended notice OF
the editorial excursion to the Luray Cav
crn.. and what he saw there and @ route,
sums Up in the following pertinent para
graph;
"The fine scenery a1d genial climate of
the country Will cause a large influx OF
strangers. social intercourse will be cultiya-
ted between the people Of the North and
people OF the South, Business relations will
be established, acquaintance formed, mu-
tual interests identified aDd confidence res
tored. This will accomplish more in bring
ing prosperity to The country, harmony
between Tie sections in one wear, than all
the political issues Of the day viii accom-
plish in Il generation
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Lrrd nantcd.

v, would be very glad to receive some
,, account from some OF our patrons
~. b.,, none of orr lively corten Po-aries
make this advertisement the occasion
.rppiur I'm a pert paragraph, journals
old Family Journals Uccd greas-
o~..s-ionlllv. YOU know. We want to
oa, and not rust o.
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TIN Is ret = fairy tale. although there IS
some magic itQnt it; and if you have any
desire to find OFT hat kind of a tale it is,
or wherein the magic lios ask yo'r drra g
for q bottle OF Sine's Syrup Of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound. and the secret may
bc learned from the inside wrapper. Sold
by all druggists at - and 50Ccnts.
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prcout COUNTY Superintendent of
schools JoHN HISS, FsQ, will not decline
that oface if reelected next Tuesday. This
Is gratifying. WEE ere sure, 70 tn friends OF
Education.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

The May tern cf the Circuit. Co6~t viii
begin on tuesday next, 18th instant. The
following petit, jurors have been summoned
20 attend on the second day Of tic term,
May 1eth
Andrew Sc1aI. Frank g.. Butle-, Murtha
V~,l.R -tolh Y Brilliant Samuel ID. Engle,
J.uie r.. Cook. W. p Carper, james A.
Triton, Wilson DtnmQre, Slml J.. RlSSler,
1e-,s e rrie. Thomas Kellihan. f. G..
va Hesr. Richard Heb, Charles Briggs,
J. b. Wentzell. q. f. Eichclbcrgcr. VIM.
f..l p. .rst>bS Osbourn. CT Went
zell. r.. T.. Chew. Thos. ~. Beale, j.. l..
pyt- Jerome b. Coyle, George Whiting,
Hall wilson, David r. Barbour, Richard
Henderson, Joseph ID. Holmes, Thomas II.
WyS
81, life. vi-,r and strength given % the
e-.l and infrm hy Browns Iron Bitters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
EIEE PREsS-TEIE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL
CHURCH NOTES

The evening services of the II. l.. Church
South, in this place, will be heldat $ O'Clock
until further notice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

We are requested by Mr.. Geo. II. Hagley
10 announce that he has returned from tho
East. whithe- he had gone fer his Spring
supplies of-Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Notions. and has in store and Is receiving
AZ r%nusual stock of : asonable goods G--es
fnv selected ard such as viii commend
themselve- ~ quality and price to the pur-
chaser. Call and examine IN c0nteeticn
with his mercantile house he has 4 shoe
making departments where new work will
he done. or oil repaired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

SIR VIM. Hopkins, of the Fruit HUI
Nurseries. near town, will bePlcascd % ~
tr- hi, stock of flowers, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Fiano CT Organ.
Music PuriIs U'0mted

4 LADY WHO Is ~ ACCOMPLISHED
Y PIANIST and ORGANISE and an excl
lent and experienced Teacher, dcsires Ia secure
a few pupils. Fcr i~pfc-mati-r apply at =
FREE PRESS OFF
Tcbrua.vL :. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
idrertising Cheats.

We are indebted to (ohp Hess, Esq, su-
perinterJe dent of Public Schools, for the fol
lowing summary Of the Enumeration OF
Youth. between 6 and p years Of age, in
this Cnnntv i'm 1881