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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-22
For Co,,ntv Auditor:

JERE MOHLER, Ephrata. Subject to the
decision of the Democratic county conven-
tion. aprll-dxwtp
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GNlTY TAX

0tlTY TAX.
~ To afford oil an opportunity tor prompt
payment OF city tax and save five per cent.
abatement. the Treasurer's Office Will here
IN. The amount vet to be received is large,
and the time for abatement limited: Please
come early. WIN. McCOMSEY,
jl7-tfdR Treasurer and Receiver OF Taxes.
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NOTICE.

N Ali Fire Engines and Hose Companies
having bursted or damaged hose of the Clevc-
land Rubber Company's make, will put them
up in shipping order and send at once to s. Il.
COx's Carriage Factory, on Church street.
BY order Of Committee on Hose and Engines
js2ltd SAMUEL B. COX, Chairman.
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Go to II. b. Cochran's Drug Store, 1877 North
tionet Dues. For brirGtness t amd DURABILITY @ % ct
color, are uneq nailed. Color from to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. IS
cents.
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Superintendent LOckard Resigns.

William F. Lockard, for fifteen years
superintendent Of the Philadelphia divi-
vision of the Pennsylvania railroad and
forty one years in the employ of the COM
rany, has been compelled by failing health
to resign his present position on July 1st.
The company, reluctant to have him to
sever altogether his relations with it, has
induced to accept the position of superin-
tendent of the junction railroad. He will
be succeed as division superintendent by
Mr.. Provost, now stationed at Harris
burg. Mr.. Lockard is a native of Lancas-
ter and has hosts of friends in this city.
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G1VLER, BOWERS & HURST,
25 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
Farlna EYOur.

The INTELLLlGENCER was presented
yesterday with two loaves of white
wheaten bread, made of John Fahnestock's
farina flour, for which there is being at
present so heavy demand. The bread is
light, white, sweet and toothsome, and
compares favorably with any other, either
home made or baked by professionals.
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ELECTION OF RECTOR.

Rev. Charles n. Spaulding, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, Called to st. Johns.
Last evening the vestry of St. John 8
Protestant Episcopal church met for the
purpose of elccting rector to succeed tho
Rev. T. B. Barker, lately resigned. All
the members of the vestry were present,
namely Isaac Diilcr, George J. Diller,
j, NJ. W. Geist, John l. Hartman, Henry
p. Carson, James Miller and w. o. Mar
shall.
The minutes Of last meeting having been
read, the vestry proceeded at once to vote
on the question of electing a rector. On
the first ballot Rev. Charles N. Spaulding,
of Wheeling, w. Va, was chosen, the
vote standing five in favor to two against
him.
The rector elect belongs to a family of
churchmen-his father and four brothers
being ministers of the Protestant Episco-
pal church, and all of them at one time or
other engaged in missionary work. HIS
wife is a niece of Rev. DR.. Appleton, for
merly rector of st. Johns. Rev. Spauld-
ing served as soldier during the late
war for the union, and at the tcrmina-
tiOn of hostilities studied for the ministry,
received orders and entered upon his
labors as a missionary. From 1868 to
1871 he was adjunct professor of mathe-
matics of Racine college, Wis.,, of which
the late DIR. DeKoven was rector. In
1872 he became secretary to the bishop
anil board Of missions of Wisconsin. In
1884 he was 4 missionary at New
Brighton, Rochester, and Beaver Falls,
Pa. In 1876 he and his brother Rev. f.
B. Spaulding established Trinity school in
San Francisco, California, remaining
there for the space of three years, and
being part of the time assistant minister
Of Trinity church. Iu 1880 he was chosen
rector of St. Peters, at Redwood city,
California, and later became rector of tie
church at Tacony, near Philadelphia. A
few months, ago he was called to Wheel
ing. West Va, where he is at present..
He is said to be a man of fine education,
fluent speaker and a sound "prayer- book
churchman," not quite so "high" as the
ritualists nor so {" low" as the "evangeli-
calls, )" but possessing the rare merit of be-
ing able to harmonize and please both
classes. He will be warmly welcomed to
Lancaster, not only by the Pensioners Of
st. Johns, but by the citizens gene, ally.
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NEW.ADIERTLSEMENTs.

ElGHrHA ANNUAL COMM ENCEMENT OF
~ the Sacred Heart Academy, Mt Fulton
Opera House. On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE
"a 1881. ut lO% o'clock.
Admission, twenty cents. ltd
A FAMILY PICNIC WILL BE HELD AT
SHENK'S WOODS,
To morrow, THURSDAY, JUNE %, by Lam
caster Division, No. 6, U. X. OF X. of p.
No Intoxicating liquors or disOrderly per-
sons allowed ON the grounds.
Cars leave Fulton Hall ut ], 3 ana IL q. m,
and at !, 2, 4, 6and D. IN.
Meals and refreshments served ut reason
able prices
MUSIC BY TAYLOR'S ORCHESTRA.
Fare Is cents each way Children under IL
years OF age 10 cents No charge tor children
under years.
TICKETS, scots.
ltd
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Vanderbilt was neatly shaved yesterday
with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
Faintness before eating, pain and distress
afterward, prevented by Malt Bitters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-22
Special NOTICES.
Suicide and Dyspepsis

SWciU9 ana Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
Wells Health Renew,r The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot, John F. Long & Sons. Lam
caster.
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ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Manor township
Subject to tho decision of the Democratic
county convention. -
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ESTLET8IylfENT:.

-E..x
ICE CREAM AND TEAVlsERSY FEs-
i TiVAL.
To be he'd ut the
UNION BETHEL CHURCH..
corner Prince and Orange Streets, Tor benefit
of church, commencing JUNE 81, 1871, I'd con-
tinue during, the week. iIS-StGi
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JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of Lcacock township
Subject to the decision OF the Democratic
county convention aprlS-tfdGw
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For CONTEMPT.

For Contempt.
The sheriff went to Media to-day to ar
rest J. NJ. HOfer for contempt. The man
was wanted before board of arbitrators,
but failed to come.
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"(ilsEAT SNAkES!"
Battle With Three Black Reptiles at Speed
well.

Battle With Three BLACK NeptlIes AT SPceH-
well.
BENJAMIN Shultz, aged u years, and his
brother John, lad of 10, met with an ex
citing adventure recently while driving
some colts through a meadow field known
as tho "long hollow" on Speedwell stock
farm. They were passing through a
marshy place and under some crabapple
trees when they noticed something resemb-
the bOughs. The youngest boy was
out of his reach. and on examination they
found that it was an immense blacksnakc,
and upon proceeding short distance away
and throwing stones made tho astounding
discovery that there were three of them
lodged in the branches Of the trees. Fol
lowing is an account OF what happened
next in Master Bcnjamin's own words
at was almost sundown. Neither John
nor | were scared. We only thought of
killing the snakes. We stoned the snakes
and they crawled around the tree at 4 lively
rate. We got spunkier and armed with Il
hat full of stones went right up to the
tree determined to dislOdge the reptiles.
We struck them repeatedly. but they wOlld
only coil their tails around the limbs stick
out their heads and hiss. Once went d-
rectly under the tree, when John, who was
some distance away, threw a stone and
down came ono of the ugly things on my
head. shook it oil and it Skinned up the
tree again like flash. We forgot all
about the colts, and for half Ill hour tried
in vain to get tho snakes off the tree. At
last a lucky blow broke the back Of one OF
them and it tumbled to the ground. We
were about to advance and finish it, but
the other two followed it, and they seemed
to know there was something wrong with
their companion, for they cut up the
funniest / ever saw. They would glide
kissing around the tree, and the way they
sprang in the air and lashed the ground
with their tails was caution to snake
killers.
" 1t was then quite dark, and although
VIC continued throwing stones, We were
unable to hit them, rs We were afraid to
go near enough to make sure. Their eyes
were like sparks of fire, and John began
to quake when he saw the fearful things
stand Oh their tails and hiss like goose.
tell you it looked queer the way they
waltZed around that tree on their tails.
advanced and thought had knocked
one Of them silly, but great snakes !! per-
ccived the two coming towards me with
their heads elevated about five feet, and
don't know how much of their bodies rest
cd on the ground. I seized John, who
seemed to be paralyzcd with fright, as he
was unable to move, and dragged him
away as fast as I could. don't know how
far the snake followed u.s. but We ran all
the way hOme.''
The next morning the crippled snake
was found and killed. Ii measured pre-
ciscly six feet.
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NeW iOrk, Ph1ladelphia aud Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily Nv
NEW iORK SrOCKA
Stocks firm
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Use PURE WATEK:
THE GTORE WATER FICTEp

u THE GLOBE WATER FILTER
Removes all malariOus sediment from tho
water. Over 20 O0J in Arc easily adjusted
to hydrant Oh spigOt in any part of the house.
They cleanse the water for drinking cooking
AMI are unrivaleh for their use I'm the laundry
Equally as effective ms the most expensive,
Filters. and only cost from - to $50 each. On
exhibition and for sale at
SHERTZER. .HUMPHREVILLE&
tkIEfFERS,
jel51wd No. 10 East King Street.
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0OBACCO.
i Sealed proposals for the purchase of 7sG
Cases of Tobacco will be received at my Office,
No. 225 Walnut street, Philadelphia, until noon
of MONDAY. JUNE p, 1881, ut which time
said proposals will be opened. said Tobacco
10 the Lancaster, Pa, packing of Phil. Hike.
tor Schroeder Bon, slightly damaged by th's
fire of June 5. Can be seen by application tO
ter Pa. The right IS reserved To reject any or
ali bids Bids should he addressed 10 the un-
dersigncd and marked Proposals for Lam
casfe er Tobacco Il. T.. IRWIN,
Chairman of Committee OF Underwriters.
Uel7-eOdRtje2j
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JOHN S. BROWN, of Drumore township
Subject to Democratic rules. mS-d&wtp
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POLITICAL.

for County Commissioner:
FT.ANk CLARK, Of Strasburs township.
SCtJect to the choice OF the Democratic cOun-
ty convention apr6d&wtp
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DUBlIC SALE.-DN THURSDAY, JUNE
L q, 1881, will he sold by public sale, Mt tho
late residence of Miss Marguerite Bier, No. 35
South Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, general
assortment of Household and Kitchen Furni.
turc Sale to begin at O'Clock a. In.. when
terms and conditions will be male known by
HENRY kRABER.
je2l.2td Administrator c. I. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
,TsGcrson DARTS Tribute 70 StoReaCGlt
Jackson.

AZ the concTl ion at the ceremonies at
tending tae dedication of the tomb Of the
association of the Army Of Northern Nir-
rinia and the unwilling Of the statue Of
Stoncwan Jackson en- the 10th instant at
Matairie Cemetery New Orleans. Jefferson
Davis after compEmenting Gen. Lees adj
dress, and congratulating the association on
the completion Of their tomb and monu-
mont, referring TO Gen. Jackson said:
prom the academic shades of the Mill
tarv Institute he went forth to battle for
the cause of state rights. self-government
and constitutional liberty. Nobody eX-
pected that this quiet professor would have
an opportunity 90 show the great qualities
he possessed and become the great hero OF
our war To-day he stands in the opinion
of Europeans. so tar as know II, the might
lest cbieftain of the confederate cause.
This silent professor constantly rose IKE a
meteor over the battle field of the cOnicder-
acv-ouly hike g meteor ~ its brightness
for his light w2s steady as the orb of day.
IL shows 90 the very close increasing IN
brilliancy and In the trust which the people
reposcd upon it. such WAS Jackson. lie
lived for his country, never doubling the
Justice of his cause, believing il; was right
eous and trusting in it-he died, as ! 1--we
to-day. feeling that the c%ontederacy ough.
10 have succeeded. because jt wa founded
on truth ard justice lisgayc his life for
the whole country and the country gave ITS
heart To- Jackson. You. the men upon
whom ne leaned I'm the hour of danger, IN
honoring hum also honor yourselves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
County Co.gl'E Orders,
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, *
y COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
D-.. l,-..r+ M r.rul LIS

GIAIE or WEI \lRHiNiN- *
y COUNTYOF JEFFERSON
In the County Court, May Term, 1881.
Ato T,vm of said Court continued and held
the 18th day OF May, 'SSl.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ROAD SURVEYORS.
ORDERED. That the Surveyors Of Roadsin thlS,
County. i'm their orders ON the County, man
state the time, placcand by whomthcseld VorN
II Court adopts the fcDoI ingrtcs Ct com
pen,ation for work on the public roads of tins
county:
For wagon and four horses and driver $500
For wagon and two horses and driver $500
For cart. horse and driver, $3.50 per day.
For plow. two horses and driver 500 per
For scoop, two horses and deliver 800 per
For Surveyor for Superintendent Stoo per
FIR Surveyor for warning in hands Sl0 per
day.
For labor Of one person 500 per day.
For blasting work Sl.25 per day.
ORDERED. That all Surveyors Of Roads in
tbis county Shall within tel days after they are
notified of their appointment To take the oath
of office rs prescribed in chapter l94, section .
of the Acts of 1878, ana return q COPY u 'd"
oath to the Clerk of the County Court To ne
filed i'm his office. All Road Surveyors VINO
have not compIied with this order, are required
q So within 80 days from this date. The
sid Surveyors of Roads are required To make
annually at the May Term a report as required
by Section g.. Chapter 1874 OF the Acts oil $50
before their bills viii be audited.
No Road Surveyor will he allowed TO hlre
extra labor OF to make purchases 10 he charged
to the road fund of his District without hrst
having obtained written authority from the
County Court. setting forth the amount he can
eXpend. ,
No Surveyor or sub-Suryeyor will be allowed
10 employ his own wagons, teams, plows' carts
or scrapers. except in proportion to hs amount
of labor as compared with Others.
No Road Surveyor Will be allowed TO- pur-
chase tools and charge them to his District I'm
til authorized 20 do 50 by the Justices OF ms
District. and said amount will not be allowed
until the Surveyor has given his receipt Tor the
same To be filed IN the office Of the County
Clerk.
Road Surveyors will be required to return an
itemizel account of ali expenses on oath.
4 copy-Tcste,
T.. \. MOORE.
Clerk of County Court.
May 81. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
IN AAAN
Terrible.

IcPffDtC.
Such is the term Mr.. c. W. Purcell. of
the National Stock Yards, Chicago, H.,
applies % his suffcriuss. He says: /, for
one. wish u speak 2 word OF praise for -.
Jacobs Oil J suffered with a pain In my
shoulder and arm fer some six months and
at times it was terrible. One bottle of IT.
Jacobs OIL however, cured me thoroughly.
Ccn.ral Malone prop are adually
falling from under him and the prospect
ROW is thst N a short time none will be so
poor politically IS To do him reverence.
The Valley Ni"ginian, h~crccognizel organ
of the republican party in Virginia, which
has her 'joforc been touching tie General
rather gingcrly, in Its last issue takes deci-
ded ground against any coalition with him
that involves the slightest abandonment Of
either republican organization o. republican
principle.-1ieramdri Gazette.
The N. T. and NJ. Z. South branches of
ihe VI. y. Church in and about Mitchell
willie. 9miicssouth of Bowie. Prince Georges
county. Md, are struggling for the possess
ION of McKendree Chapel-sitUated 4 mile
below Mitchelyille-which though erected
and long he'd by trustees ottheM ii. +. Church
has been regarded since the wan as an APP
pointnent, under the Cape May confer
/ enc - on Marlboro circuit of the NJ. +.
church. South. The chapel is in bad re-
pair, having been built 40 years ago. Rev.
David Thomas is present minister.
Prot. Fontaine gives some hints for aba
ting the mosquito pest. which is sure to come
with the advent of sunny days. Mosquitoes
require water for the deposit of their eggs
.I H.. ~.,-.-.f 41,.~ 1,~,. flh.raf,ra
all %ci>torps should be made close and cover
cd with close woven brass %wire-netting.
No old t5bs. barrels, 0f reccptacles of wa
ter. ought to be permitted and no stagnant
pools LETT Undrained within a mile Of any
dwelling. Common lime ought to re pour
ed into every cesspOoiard spring. \ pound
Of strong lime to every one hundred gallons
of stagnant vates is sufficient.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York sun telegraphs: Well, this
places me in a devil of a fix" said Malone
Monday night. Il don't like il. ! don't
understand it. 10 begin with. GaThelds
my friend, and Conkling's my friend. l
want them 10 be friends. | have regretted
the events of the past few weeks in cOnnec-
ton with these New York nominations
Sill | hope that it will all come out right
in the end. | want to see the republican
party solid-every element "a pesfecf har-
mony with every ether. II 8 the party of
progress, &C liberty, of literal ideas. 1t
ought not 70 be torn with discussions and
strife
And vet Gen. Malone said only a few
weeks ago that he was "a better democrat
than Ben Hill.' and the custodian Of his
own dcmocracr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
~ doa,t ,rnnt nat Sh.n.r

Is what q lady of Boston said 70 her hus-
band when he brought home some mcdicite
10 cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made Eer miserable for fourteen
wears. Az the first attack thereafter 1t was
administered TO her with such good results,
that she continued its use until cured, and
made So enthusiastic in It's praise, that she
induced TWENTY-FIVE of the best families in
her circle TO adopt it as their family med
cine. 'hat "Stut Is Hop blttcrS. -Not-
Ill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
Flooring .Wafch ksrifed.

WEI invite competitors in the United States
w to trial of plOws within one mile of
Charlestown against the Advance and the
Sc Oliver Plows. All we ask is that thoss who
desire to enter into competition with us name
the depth and width they wish to pillow, and 10
designate the time. W. \. SlIEW ALTER,
Summit Point, W. Va.
General Agent for the Advance, and Agent for
The Oliver for jefferson County, West Va.
No, ~ 1SS1-op,a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

TENIIE undersigned, authorized Agent for the
County oG Jefferson, is now receiving sub
scriptieus fer copieso OF the aboye-namcd mporr-
tant historical work, the last volume of Which
is passing rapidly through thcprcss. Ihegreat
interest which is felt in all parts of the country
90 read what the distinguished head OF tine l9te
Confederate Government has 10 say about the
clr-c- which lcl To- the Warbe.wccnth c Us and
the States which seeded, and the results OF the
great conflict, Is already manifested Icy many
thousands ia their desire 90 receive early copies
of tnc. Work. The work viii bc illustrated
With portrairs Of Mr. Davis, his Cabinet, andes,
and generals, and with illustrative wood cuts
Orders received at the Spirit II JcgosoH once.
81. KERCHENAL- Agent.
Nav p. 1851. CharlCS;oWn, ". Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The Republican parry has been trying to
break the Solid South but split itself upon
"a rock neaser home; and Billy Malone Is
powcriess to heal the breach.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The Crown Prince Rupolph Of Austria
and the Princess Stephanie of Belgium were
married last week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

We welcome 20 a exchange list the
CiarloHesrWs Chronicle, of which l. Wad-
dell, Esq, formerly of >,aunton, Is the able
editor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Notmuch boast Just now ON the part OF
the Republicans Of a constitutional majori-
tv In the Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Stalwart organs 80 the Conkling stripe,
such a, the National r. '!r aa, have just
discovered that the trainers of 5ht Conisitu-
zion attached great Importance to the equal
rights and power OF the States. They arc
rolling State Sovereignty as a sweet morel
under their tongues. Since The war to
within three OF four days these same stall
va-t, knew no rights in the southern States
that they felt bound TO respect. Circum-
stances alter cases, and a new expression,
thc courtesy of the States, has been coin
cd for present ue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

senators Conking aud Platt resigned on
Monday. We heard the announcement
with fortitudc and becoming resignation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
BANK sTATEMENT.

Report of the condition of the First National
Bank of jefferson at CharlestOwn, ". Va, AT
the close of business, May &, 1881
RESOURCES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

April 2Sth, 1881.
p. S-The Seminary Board having decided
To make no special contracts . 10 the Main
Entrance and Alley referred to above, the faie
will therefore be of the whole lot as conveyed
by Mr.. Stephenson, divided into -Four Lots Of
ahort enc acre each, rs above mentioned
The whole lot vii &c surveyed. and the
boundaries of each Ia as divided fixed and
staked. and q map of such survey ready for
inspection r. tfe Office Of Andrew Hrnter by
Monday. the gh instant.
sale to be made at l. O'Clock, NJ, on the day
named. Sale peremptory open toal bOna-ide
and responsible bidders, and nom Others.
The title Is believed TO be indisputable. The
purchaser. Of these lots need have no fear of
being disturbed in their possession and enjoy
ment Of the same. And they are believed 10
be the most eligible and desirable building lots
ever offered in, or in the vicinity OF, Charles
own.
ANDREW HUNTER
JNO. T. GIBSON.
Sab. toni.
Nav - f~<f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Mr.. Frederick Douglas as been confirm
cd Recorder Of Deeds %, the District If
Columbia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
Rmstness Change.

THE Drug firm Of Merchant & Mitchell was
L dissolved. h. mutual consent, May lst,
1881. The Drug Business will be continued IN
all its branches, at the old stand by the under
signed, who hopes, ~ prompt and careful a
tention TO business, and fair dealing 10 merit
the patronage of former customers and the
public generally. i. b. MITCHELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Tbt-e never was known such shrinkage
i'm values as is manifest in the matter Of
Mahonc's vote. 1t is Of So little account
now. that he sometime fails TO cast it-wit-
ness his dodging q vote toror against Stanley
Matthews.