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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
$3.50.

At thc residence OF The bride father in this
place ON Tuesday evening. June an. 1871. 10y
Rev. T.. II. Wli,rcr. Mr.. Jesse i. BAILEY
md Miss ALICE ELIZABETH lil NSlCkEh,
Youngest daughter Of Mr. Robert Ilun-icaor-
adj of Ciaric>toWn.
In the Icsbytcrian Ch0f.h, tgar'estown. on
"Wednesday afternoon, june Sih. ISL, by Rev.
\. e.. i~lorkins Rev. is. LEFEFliE, OF Oak
land. MARYLAND. formerly ut HcrSCcy COUNTY,,
To- Miss MARY ELIZABETH " YSONG-only
daughter of Mr.. $. W. Wysone, of this county.
Ia Kablctown. his county, iu'r.lst, 1881, by
Pew. A. G.. Hopkins, Mr. II. 5. NAFLE, OF
WASHINGTON city. d.. C.. 10 Miss ROSA f..
LANGDON, daughter of Mr.. Vim. Lansion, OF
Kahlctown.
June 2nl. 1881, at The residence Of the rides
ffhcr. Mr.. George D1licy, in ClJrlc~tOWn,
DIX Rev. &C Hopkins, ~. z. Y. KERtliE-
VAL, Of Bcrry,:iic, Va, to M!ss lDA NLRtl
UUOLEY.
Nclr Chico. California, Jlne 1881, Mr.. H..
e. Sii.NER. Formerly of Frederick county,
virginia, to Miss il. T.. McCGNR1ta'shtcr OF
ex-senator McCure, of CalilorAEl-.
ON the 22ul of May, 1881, at the residence OF
the brides parents. hy Rev. Father MacSncv,
Mr.. CHARLES II. DOWiANa and AiSS LAi EA
Z HARMAN, both OF Nar,insburs.
IN Clambcrshur.. T-clusylvlni5, r' We'd
u.,lar. Nav 25,h. q, the Montgomery House,
hv ihc Rev. StcWaIt Hartman, Mr.. NM. r..
TROPE. Of New York CITY. 90 Miss VI. 81 l.
CNGF of MartiusluiS.
In Failing Wat0s Church, BcrSc,oy county.
ON Wednesday moaning, Jane Sth, 1881, 10y The
Rvv.II Gilmore. SIR. CHARLES McDON ELL
81 " ii"g,cn county, Nd. o. Mss |oiIIt
G.. CRISWELL daughter of James CriswcN,
ISL, of Berkeley county.
an Thursday, J.uc" q. iS'', 7i the Rc.oruel
.. IF..t...H Nj t- n.- ftr E-.l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

The ca.c eft ]. NJ Mason SIS Harper's Fer
n Bridge C5aganv.-a soit for damages,
which has occupied Che Circuit Coor. for
nearly a week. ard % which was made COM
tribution of the abilities Of an impartial
Che Ingenuity sud force of able coan-
-el ,td tle carerl cor -ratior o. ar i'm
teiligeut icrv.-aitcr exhaustive argument
was given tothe jury late Tuesday afternoon.
Counsel for Nr. Nison-Naj. Holmes Con-
rad, of Wiucheste-, Maj. Angus Mcdonald,
Of Clarke ard Hon Wm. l.. Wilson Of
Charlc~r,Va ir the Bridge Company
H,as. W. IT,. Traycrs and G.. y. Faulkner.
Tie matters preliminary 20 Introduction of
evidence, Instructions, Sc. were discussed
with cou,ummatc ability byall the counsel
rbe concluding arguments were 10y Mesrs.
Was.a Traycr- and Conrad in the order
ramc'. We mlcr tamil Mc. Faulkner did
NOT participate iu the concluding argument
on accoont of severe iulisposiioa-a rare
thing with him. The ease itself. i- novel
ties. the amount involved, sud che interest
thrown into &c by the marked ability of
counsel engaged. keptth Cour, room pret-
r vyu c~ovdcd l-r,nc tlc trial and 10 SIS
conclusion
ON Wednesday. While waiting Cor thcver
diet. Nr. Mason remarked to our reporter
that after hearing tbc pctcAcs of Me,ss
rr-.r r l..-.T d.. .,-a- .,~eTlnt tho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
For Tie Free Pres.
WBmeaeci.

Thee WAS quite "a large assembiage az hahie-
Church on "Wednesday afternoon, June
Isl. 1881. Ia witness the marriage of Mr.. II. :.
Maple of Washington City. 10 Miss Rose Lang
don daughter of Wm. Langdon ESQ, OF haDle-
Tie church was adorned wiki beautiill
flowers. the work of someof Miss Rose friends.
The R-jlal party. entered The churc'' by the
lel hand aisle. preceded by the usheis' Jesse
A.. Elsle * O.. Mason Coukiyn. The ceremony
was by the ReY. A.. &. IIopkins, ot thc FrcSny-
terrain Church. who met them at the chancel-
The Bride was a,tired ion a handsome travelling
SHIT of brown cloth, trimed with brown oroca-
cdsilS. A lovelv'bonnc; ofold gold and cream,
and gloves % match. Sine carried an exquisite
boguet OF hclitr0pcs & choice rose buds IN her
hanl. Il wore White lilies at her throat. Inc
Groom wore "a nul black suit, Il white meek nc;
After the ceremony 90 the church, the bridal
party invited gelcs.s repaired 20 the residence
OF the brides father. which looked Ike a SUM
mer bower. chOice flowers filing tie house
with their sweet fragrance Where a iounte9us
collation. WIS served. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Wauie len for Chavlcstowu, and embarked on
the 4.3D p. m. tain to Washington Cty-their
future home. Miss Rose carries with her the
best wishes ola large circle Of admiring friends,
who hope thar her future life may beone OF un-
broken haprincss, and her pathway be ever
streun with the roses of love ard affection
Fine bride was the recipient Of many handsome
and Useful presents. tNo0ANE'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Me,srs. Hppi;t a Cn:-luu ASH my OPINION
.r 49,. Waal Tviuc Binder purchased OF
ro1 lg.t slnnncr. From having bcena 'doubt-
IN Thomas' upon the pracHcabiliJy of the
construction of such an instrument as a ~cil-
binline reaper. lam now convinced notcnly OF
thc feasibility, hul the great utility m the lGiuFg
of the construction of such AN ono as the " o'G
Binder. rs for its working capacity, found
it was comparatively light ii drait i"r lIree
- ,bYi / could average II acres per Gay
MN, alorr nj q moderate rate, that thccuttlng
T1s Clean scarcely leaving Il head of wheat be-
hind. The shcayes of q uniformity in size and
The binding alncs. perfect Many persons Wis
tied INV field during harvcstto witness the opc,,
rltions of the Machine, and the universal
acclaim was that ofpcrlcct satisfaction vith Us
performance OF its task. } cn perfectly SaiiS-
lied with my purchase. EcSpy; y9uI.;
HENRY y. DAVENPORT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

I..r. l.r. Powers. broth r-i1-Iaw 90 Rev.
Or. Neal.. rrcach.li tae Lp s-opaiNaurca
au Sunday morning. a eman VINO
h..rl the Sermon cSc oi Dr. '' h'sait
complimentary terms
P~e,-. .t to. n'pt u-ch I'm this
I,acc over, night Ibis week and oa Sunday
day morning and night. Pew. 1tr. Rogers
will assist tae pastor.
There Is to lc aa O. eu,ioa from 0,apn-
tom also from Washington City to 1uray
on the I6-r. The Cave t. i, h,itliaa;h
Illuminated
We are indebted To- Prof n. G.. E,acSc.t.
Principal. fora Catalogue OF ~-.rcr College
for 1881. THE institution appears to be
In q four'-h.n- condition.
Con,idgria- tine u%u,ovard weather Gem
crl Holmes 8, making commeadahlc pro-
e-e,s i'm buildings for (which DE ha, contract
eli NJ Luray- has probably a hundred hands
employed.
We understand Wilson Dunmore. who
has the distinction of having been the first
and only c,lorcd man empanne'ed for a
Jefferson jury. was married ON Thursday to
Mrs Ec5ee.a >.mas
We acknowledge receipt OF a copy of The
Eighth Annual Catalogue of Shepherd Col
lere lbraucb of state Normal ochool for
" T.-. 1881 Dr.r Fn-.uF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
Ia.anre. Merrcn Countv. NJ.

Me-srs. Lippilt & Con- response to your
inquiries how the w. 4. Wood Binder that ]
purchased of Won last harvest worked, would
Sav it worked to my entire satisfaction. cutting
from y 10 - acres per day, with easy drauslt
There were several Of our best farmers in my
field that had sccH an Osbuw aud McCormick
vorF The same day. All agreed that the W
A. Weed Tvire Binder wa, the easiest draught
aud did the work more completely Than Inc
others. making full bundle w.hout the use Of
n trcddlc was acompictc sacces Orcrtbco thers.
N. durability was tested to my entire sltisiac-
ton. Respectfully yours,
B.. g.. ASHBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
Elmington. Near Bcrryyillc, Va,

lANAAtAAHN-NH 49, $500 ~
April. 1SSl.
Mcssrs. Hppitt * G. o.:-Last harvest used q
W. A. Woods Irvine Binder, and think d the
best farm implement / ever saw. Both the
cutting and binding was done 10 pericctioh
The draft WAS So lieht used only oncteam for
the whole harvest. tested il i'm down wheat
side bv side with a Sweep Rake Machine. IT
took up the down wheat rs clean as the kake
Machine and bound it stronger andbeticrthan
ever saw it done by hand. Alltht rheat cut
was bound in shelves, so there was praetcaliF
mo- rsfings. This itcm alone viii. ann sails
fed. more than pay for the Irvine used i'm bind
ing. The regular hands of the farm can secure
a crop of wheat with a Binder and the worry
and cost of q crowd pf harvest hands DE DIS
ncuscl with. The Wood Binder is strong and
dosilv managed and the admiration o. al who
have seen IL work. Now that J have once Used
#. would as soon think OF seeding Without a
drill as harvesting without q Wood Piudhr
Nours etc. &c. LfPPlTC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

There IS perhaps no tonic offered to the
people ,aat possesses as much real intrinsic
yalte as the Hop Bitters Just ut this sea-
son of the year, when the s,omach needs az
apnetirer or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and bcS' rcWcdy is HOP Bitters-
An ounce Of prevention Is worth a pound of
cure; don't wait until You ave Frustrated -
q disease that may take months for you 70
recover in.-B0Sf1H Gj0be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Nc.sa. LiJ;itt * Washington In reply 20
,,pr innuiry NTH regard 90 my opinion OF The
Wood Irvine Binding Reaper and its periorm-
ancc: Il did It's work well, and / consider il an
ce%ononicll implement ia the harvest field
4 great many people came To see it, and have
not heard Of any one finding any fault with 1t.
On the other hand, it elected much appinusc'
II is a dc.idcratdm with the farn-e? To have rs
Grain handled with ncatnes>' economy -"
CIIAS. AGLIONBI,.
Near CharlcstCVn,
jefferson County,
w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

In Martin,bu--, W. Va, Sunday c.erins,
MAY 18th. ot paral isis. Mrs. MARY CAEPEN-
TER. wife of Or. John Carpenter in the G6th
year of her age.
At the rcsidc1c, of Mr.. Michael Riorlan. ON
May 30th, 1SNi. or consumption Mn NARY
KELLEY. aged 3J years, daughter of Mr.. Pa
trick Gallaghcr.
On SUNDAY morning. MAY 10Th. 1851, near
KcrustoNu. Frederick county, Virginia. Mr.
ROBERT NELSON, aged - years and 80 days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
chmlestown, April D, .sSl.

ChdricstOWni Aplll - '''i'
Mcssrs. Lippitt x Co., a.,
Gcntlcmun: purchased alarges size Mood s
Irvine hinder from Won lat harvest, and IN re-
Div to your inquiry viii say that it gave me
entire satisfaction in every way. think cut
from II To ~ acres per day with it in heavy
wheat. ON rolling lands. is SIMPLE, veil
made. ii.ht draft for foai horses. ] had par
ticuiar satisfaction En- handling the shc9lcs q,
bound with the tWine binder 81 u'ng o' s''cl
i,, found them tightly bound and of even
SIC consider the Machine . firs;-cinss inn
element One of the create. labor saving
machines. of tine dry. and take pleasure ID r.
r,nmrnJinr r. JOHN BURNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
WEST BOUND TRAINe

No 6,S daily. All other trains Daily except
sunday. No. go connects at Strasiurg with
trains on Va. Midland Road, and dimes al Mt.
Jackson. Passengers for Jordan Springs leave
cars Mt stcphcus,ns for Rock Enon leave ear
~ Wiptrcter; fer Caron Springs leave ears a,
CaIcn Road; for orkney Springs leave cars NJ
Nj. Jackson for Nawlcy Sp'nfs leave cars ~
lIarrisonbur-. Parties visiting New MarAe'
and Iuray Caves leave cars at Ne" Market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
gso,sing .unseh Fsrued.

WE invite competitors In the United States
w To trial Of Ii0ws within one mile Of
CharlcstOwn against the Advance and the
90 Oliver Plows. Al cesk f. that tios who
desire 60 enter into competition viii o. name
the depth and y sdtll they THh 90 piow. aud ~
designate the time. W.h.EHKWhLTER.
Summit Point, ". Va.
General ieeat fcr d q Advance. and Agent ior
The Oliver FOR Jefferson younty, Wet Va.
Nay ~. leSf-3us1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

y, gg3 runs daily. Al other trains daily cX-
cont sunday. No. Cos connects NJ Strasburs
with trains on V. Midland Road. No, 600
runs 10 Baltimore via Washington without
change of cars. 40. CJj dimes ut Nj. Jackson.
+. NJ. MANTZ,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
W. VI. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
Nav Il. ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

: IN|III IITITI TT -|"'"T
Moss. as. Lippitt a Co..
Gentlemcu;J hly6 your Utter asking how
rrikct The Wo.d Binder + think il Is the best
lrachine ever gotten. oUl for the farmer, and
will save h'ulmcr trculicjp luis house than
any other. m1wir save him more money # he
take care Gift. had no trouble with mine
Mt all. no trrak to step enc mere than tiieen
minutes. Though my wheat was badly beaten
down by q hailstorIh, it took II Up clean, II
hardly Maid a. lore rake after IT. Not one
sheaf came open. Il stacks better than hand
bound grain. All the sleavcs being the same
Size aud no heads Ia the butts. Yours
s.. MYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
Wes,ern .Maryfawd &c. ~.


Took Effect Sunday Nay IS, ISL.
Baltimore Timc)
LEAVE UAGERsT0WN.
GIG ?. ". Through Fassenser-arrire at
baltimore 1870 A.. ".
G15 4. ". For Wayncsboro and uterine
diatc points.
12J =. U. Nfail-arriying OF belum0re Cos
L. n.
ARRIVE 1T HAGERSToNN.
rs =. n. From Waynesboroa' ard inierme-
diate points.
1888 p. N. Mail-lcayirg Baltimore at SD
I. NJ.
$50 p. ". Through Passengcr-leave Balti-
more 40 =. NJ.
H.. NJ. HOOD,
General Marager.
Il. il. GRisWOLD, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
MAY. =. 1Ssl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
RHsiNeas ChNnge.

T'HE Drug firm Of Merchant & Mitchell was
L dissolved by mutual consent, Nay ~,
1881. The Drug Busiues will Dc continued 30
an it, branches. 81 the old stand by thc under
signed. who hopes, by prompt and careful 81
trntion 10 busincs. and fair dealing 10 merit
the patronage If fcrn.cr customer AND tic
publir generally. x. y. MITCHELL.
May q, 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
INIIOHTiNT.

When YOU visit or leave New York City. save
Baggage ExVrc,sase and Carriage Hire adStop
at O1rnd tlfaa Hotf, opposite Grand Central
Depot. 450 rooms. fitted mp at q cost of one
million dollars. reduced 90 81 and upwards per
day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages n
elevated railroad 90 all dcpots. Families can
live better for less money at the Gat0d th6oH
Lhtd than 90 any c:hcr lirst-ciAss hotel in the
city.
A,-riIa ...-tv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

The Nvcrstown Public school taught by that
popular teacher, Mr. Jesse A.. Engle, and Tie
branch school mt kaile,own, taught by Miss
Julia Lgrglon, clcse' on the last day of May.
The uupii> of b0tl, schools were handsomely
entertained bv their respective teachers, with
r,rf.r'iouS. sc. dc. AEpENNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
Lnd Wanlea.

w,uoull De very slad 20 receive some
8 I'D Of, account from some of oar patrons.
NJ hon, none of our lively coh~te6porar'cs
l,r make this advertisement the occasion
Slipping In a pert paragraph. Journals
r.n cold Family Journals need sreas
,-r~ioually YOU know. We want to
ont and not rust out.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Lr. hA IALn LL HA..HNLNIn HnN
"".' ~ III. =. H. b;+fSnr.
- : ,,o.,L ronnd of
-, Nh, mil ,.nr oro rrostrate1 u
G w,,. -. NH fo, von ~
49,. IN.
"
syFEEERDSVOVN SUisNIRT.
From the R'1iaflr:
R,y. l.. b. Mason. the newly elected pas
tor of the Episcopal CEucch II this town,
has arrived
Mr. Jt,a5 Sheet clroantcr has been
c,,,-ol dur;nr tbo no.t ,tro,E in fttipp up
H.. r,,-n un1.r ,praHicr for the Catholics
MOLD .erris, I'M
,r ~. III ..l,r. n, &c..
'-I, nli'. i',' '@~i' '''' H,i ~ C,
.eI nave ' ol 'oSl o' oi1', y. 'GeeHHI
h3si 81. SI'pVVe1ll, M''i : I"3 Hau Gciu
.l ra., - r Y,Io
Wv ~ -
ID iio'; -N'cN' 49, po'c'T' was 'Hs',yN
as ",i1 'S' Gl l1'c UlaHu army o. t"C
il S''G 'i" ~ I'd 'c'''tI 'Ie o'c',y'
alaaa. decoration OF Che graves OF the Oai-
ul ,.iditrs in AEte' inl cemetery, out was
oal-ei, af % previous engagement, 10 ue-
"
Tn. Commemorate EXERCISES of Shcp-
( herd Callc-c. win bcA.ll ia the Lutheran
/ Church. Tuesday. June "a. beginning atiI
~ .r ".':' '.. No''',' Ol,. ~ vi" 5ir1d n',y
Iron, m. H,.rl Of .ger,t. Tfesday night
ats o'c'5cl, tac senior Glass of the College
viii DELIVER o,ati,n', and a.teT these the \
ammo '"e O''''5e "'' "''" '''I -N'"-
The CounY C)onaI 7. O. II. me- q, the
'tc@ 7'9ol-''o,e =, h'''lnh on o1'uIo1A
''' ,. tS,rr ill., y.,rs d.
( EyercI by Nes.~. Frazier. Wiltshire. Iaaac
/ b. S.r.der, Hall, KeP'iacer and others. In
Che D S'nre o' enc "ifS'ln 81 SPEAKERS
point, and gave general Snt'siaction' Alo'e
.,-.> -, T@' ',H" 80 '' ~, me- ,,o o. 'ol ''c {.
s,j w. mi,..j e. or5,t d,ll by mn. heinz
pm, cat q, rar,aas OF the square m"al
Tie Fourth AuaIa Council of the Pre-
.-aa, p .,o21i C'a'.h OF the Diott,e OF
1,-i -,a| WeIn1.jaT .f,9e 81. ~ q
q Pie 'i',rt' my WIS r,Ti ~ .ThO
I7.iC5mnnY;9n .|,rvic, hv the Rev. r. y.
Roller and hosormon was preached by Rev.
=. W. Lea, from Phil. III, II The Holy
''h"44lon wa, 'uni'Y - y! 'ne h.'nIp
@.siv a,ar divine service the Council was
called 70 order by thc r.. Rev. George W.
D..,stc, answered TO their names as called
hy R.v.R a. Cobhs. Secretary: Clergy
r. Rsy. B;.bop Pettrkin. Rcys. j.. II.
IN H,,lc 4. Bi'-hanan. T.. A. Cobbs. j.
C.y-i.rI a. W D,r,r O. s. Gibbons r.
4 CiI.on' J.. ". Lra. NJ. r. Leayell. J. +.
|Iarus.R r. ID. Mason. +. r. Mason. w. Ii.
Ne,d, ". n. II. Powers. II. ID. Roller. II.
r. Sv,3c. T.. IT. S2aldinr. J.. F.. Words.
D.'or,f. -.rug6r w. Smith. Garrett
Wy..o o, % n R,ilcv r l.. NrCmdii,h.
iT,,;.' r. ID. N rr,n MORGAN. E. l.. Lee.
NE. ElI,v-;nr ar, .n,,r tho -yi.ifinr
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.soticc 10 ~Tb.espassers.

AL persons are hereby notified that / will
y prosecute such as trespass upon my farm,
purchasci Of the Chew heirs.l by hunting
thereon. ~iniuring fences. cutting wood, or 90
ANY other manner. JOHN r. Nj
Nav -. Ir5l-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Ten OF more coachci transported the ex-
5@urs;oniss from Uagcrstown and along the
line to Luray ON Monday last. About eight
hundred persons visited thc Caycrns.-
Mcssrs Nm i end Thomas Campbell-the
former the original ~discoycrer Of the Cave
wore o~'petialIy attentive to tourists, and
took pleasure in pointing out places Of
special interest in the Caycrns. They seem
TO have Immediate direction of the corps Of
Guilds. The Cave was brilliihtly illumi-
mated Fy abort fo4r thousand candle In
a short time it IS expected that th3 manage
mcnt viii introduce electric Lights. sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
ICEi ICEil

DTTRfNG the season Ice % good quali -hay
IL be had at any hopr during the day atthr
too Of SIR. !. III. Burns iu quanntc 10
suit purchasers end at popular prices
THOMAS FRAZIER
May 4 fssi-fmo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Nr.A.p u. Barr, b. * O.. Agent at this
.,-. sold $50 excursion tickets oNiHcaes-
t-oa Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11
Piano or Organ.
.Nusic Pupils WisHfc6

4 LADY WHO Is Ak ACCOMPLISHED
a PIANIST and ORGASiST aud an excel
lent and experienced Teacher, desires - secure
a few pupils. For information apply 81
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
February5 ;, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

4 corps Of artists, four or five Philadel-
phiaus, sketch book in hand, stopped at the
" Carter House" on Wednesday. They left
Oh the =. Y. Il. L. Thursday morning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

1f-. Dumas lee Cream par.or Is ready
a.trous. Families or parties sUpplc'
still Ice Cream, &c, upon shost notice
Wear informed AIr. Geo. W. Crcta Rs
~men.,l thc erection of a Hotel ouShca-
sh street. Harpers Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

.- patrons. Families or parties sU2piie'
NTH Ice Cream, &c, upon shost uo,ic,
w,arc informed Mr.. Geo. ". Greta ess
-ncnc,lt hc erection of "a Hotel ouShea-
.rt.lh street, Harper's Ferry.
Mall Barr, b. * @. Agent at this
.r. sold $50 excursion tickets to Wiuches-
t-oa Monday.
ua,. VIM. l.. Wilson was 20 have been
orator 1T Wnchc-tcr ON Nendsy bu, ann
Important case in Cour, made it impossible
tr him 90 meet his engagement
TIE regular Sabbath afternoon mec of
.tt. Y.M. e. A. was last held 40 the NJ. b.
Church. South. We hadn't the pleasure OF
being present. but have heard heailr-s of
V.M. Firor. Eq, highly euios'zeL
rh, ohcphcrlstown Band, under Oh, cN-
c.Icnt Leadership of Prot. Cr.-vc.l went t'
Winchester oa Monday, and gave Gee c-'-
Of CharlctJvu the benefit ct some o..
is charming music as i,pae cdb-t"eea t-'
~.V.to tbeR * O. dcro--.
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v..rNu -pr-inr pcv team, on the
v.r. D C..- N.up1r. is proud o.
.tb,. train ofb.l9-.r, new
,, .g.i- ,,n,-i,l, G-..acI for
-,.i b,y-,, utle convent
.,l er oftb. m.- mol.rs
CURLING iar pavement IN .'''' o. '-
property OF H. W. Aisqo'in' t''" on ''.'''
street, also ln u'rt oi property "' '"s
-i,r on West street, has been -i' '-'
M brick pavement lait DOB ir''t cot o"--
lingo OF Mr. Martin Avis, on Net strec--
Charlie, stree, north OF Liberty h eaoc
going some repairs
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v-. VIM. n. Cameron has been appointed
ms.ier at Wicklife, Clarke county, Ma.
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v~h;,.rntide was duly observed q, oet
l.r,l population.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

Another new invoice of handsome Pique,
Bed Spreads, Slams, Lambrcquins,
ara Nottingham Curtain Laces. Linen
Lsr-z Irtia Linen. French Null, Cambria
Tuckiugs, &c. Ike. We have now, i'm Laces
~Larguedoc, Point Applica, Ital-
liam, Russian Brabsnd, Venice Nermicella,
NIiilanaiSe, and all domestic brands. Our
millinery stock has been cplcnished in alt
1T. b3lncbes.
EnInsNrTH-
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The =. v. r. Il. Agents OF this place sof'
.,.lr,ion tickets To- Luray cn Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

The 6]cnancial ability Of pig-iron Kelie,
Of Pennsylvania is somewhat at a discount.
He lost %forty-dye thousand dollars by the
failure of the Hcrdic company.
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DIR. y. ". DOHNER.
nHs
Dentist.

Office COS Main Street, Charleetown. W. Va.
Ture s. ISIS.
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!. GoLDsNITH.

III. Grgfoa Erg} IS handsome IN its new
dress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

& chance Is always offered at Geo. II
Haglcy's to procure nice, attractive ard
good goods. Uis stock Is lar'e and worthy
the attentions of the most careful buyer
Shoes of many strlcs and qualities for all
ages. Mems, Youths a.d Children Cloth
ing in great variety also . sIlendid stock
of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchels &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-11

tgturted Ems5sSdtGrcty!
1890 BARRELS or CORN,
1000 BUSHELS do.
100 BUSHELS OF POTATOES,
- BUSHELS OF BEANS.
- BUSHELS OF ONIONS,
lO00 POUNDS OF BACON,
900 POUNDS OF LARD,
Also. Eggs. Butter, Vegetable, Poultry anu
country Produce in general at HIGHEST
CASH PRICES. A. SPENCER,
Uunor's Ferry Lock.
April 30th lSSi.
rU-In consequence OF delay in finishing my
store Rooms az l%larpcr's Ferry Lock ! was no.
prepared 10 get In slOck the first OF April. |
ann now ready To receive Grain and willing 10
pay'big prices to iil mp at once. Corn can be
delivered by wagon car.
April 30. 81. A.