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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

i4r-.t- - ttN <
In offering tic above Machines 10 III Far
~ :. Of fcf s5ci I'D Clarke Counties, we wish
to saw that last season the demand for them
was 50 treat that the Manufactures were not
able to I'll order., and we only succeeded in
.ocrf syyo \ fer or rNadc. These six machines
however we sold to gentlemen of large expert
cncc If the use of agricultural machinery III
JefRcr-oH Clarke and Warren Counties. VIII
be seen below by letters from these gentlemen
that every machine gave entire satisfaction
performing in every case all hat was claimed
for them and more.
We will send by mail to every farmer ir Jei-
fcrson County a Circular fuzzy descriptive Ct
this Justly celebrated machine.
Prices and terms stated upon application
Send order carly, as only a limited number Will
DC ordered. Respectfully,
LIPPITT & co,
CharleStown,
West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
4 Hundred Times More f~srpicef"g'

Mrs. Augustus Johnson, OF Minnesota,
tsstihes 10 the capacity OF the MeCormick
Harvester and Binder, as follows:
Az the commencement VI last harvest my
husband bought "a Mccormick Harvester ana
Binder. but 0n accoti- of sickness he was ui9,
Die to work. The ttsk, II task may calllt ieli
upon me 20 drive the threetierse rea,n ai' Sel
binder. cut and bou-l daring tire harvest IN
good shape over 100 acyS OF grain, cutting On
an average - as-cs a day. besides d ing my
homework. 1 afh now in Iay cd var ana
have for the pas; four years had the misfortune
of being entirely blind in one of my eyes. lecc
during MY EfctiuheT have done many kinds OF
work "A hundred tifles more %perpleNing tiah 70
run-a Mccormick SelfBindcr
We have on exhibition one Of these ma
chimes and it : worth close examination
Don't buy a Harvester rn-il You have seen
the excellencics of the Mccormick.
DUKE * GALLAHEE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
4 U-dy Relic.

In a very full report recently published
i'm the Philadelphia Ledger" reference is
made To the case of Mr.. George !. Graham,
a prominent politician and active journalist,
connected with the Philadelphia sunday
Mirror" who, by using the great German
remedy, It. JACOBS Oil, was cured Of trout
blesome case of Rheumatism contracted
durinS tlc wa., He closes his statement
to those who are afflicted with that COM
plaint. ii is worth it, weight in gold
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Lagrange, Warren County. Va.

NTITT u TT
Nessrs. Limit d Co. In response TO your
inouiries how the w. 4. Wood Binder that ]
purchased Of vor last harvest worked, would
saw il worked 10 ny tni.itc abstraction, cutting
from u 10 - acres per day, with easy draught.
There were several Of our best farmers il my
field that had seen al Osburn and NcCoSmnk
work the same day. Al agreed that the W
4. Wood Irvine Binder was the easiest draUght
and did the work more completely than the
others. making full bundle without the lie Of
n freddie was a complete success OYerthe Others.
lis durability was tested to my entire s~atisfac-
ton. Respectfully yciIrs,
B. G. A5HBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Chnrlestown. Anil 3. Isl.

Mcs>rs. Lippitt u CO., WI
G-cntlcmcn: purchased large size Wood ;
Irvine Binder from YOU last harvest, ana IN re-
nly to your inquiry will say that It gave me
entire satisfaction in every way. nm GU
from Il to % avs per day with II III heaSY
wheat. ON rdliing lands. 1t Is simple Wc,I-
',aGc I;rht draft for four horses. ! had par
,icI.Iar s9tisfactioln in handling the shcaves as
Lor,J With the tWine binder, al thine of stack
mo found them tightly bound and o. even
,iZr. / consider the Machine iirSt-clasS i'm
ulrmeut one of the greatest labor saving
machines of the day. and tAfJ pleasure m re-
,''", I'm, Holm BURNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Elmington, Near Bcrryville, &

April, 1881.
Mcssrs. Lippitt Il Co. Last harvest used a
w. \. Woods Irvine Binder, and think IT the
best farm implement ! ever saw. Both the
cutting and binding was done to perieclloh;-
The draft was so light ] used only one team for
the whole harvest. | tested il in down wheat
side by side with a Sweep Rake Machine II
took up the down wheat as clean as the axe
Machine and bound it stronger and better than
| ever saw it done bv hand. All the wheat cut
was hound in sheavcs. 50 there was practically
no rokingS. This item alone will, / am salts
fed. more than pay for the twine used in bind
inc. The regular hands of the farm can secure
a crop of wheat with a Binder and the worry
and cost of n crowd of harvest hands be dis
pensed with. The Wood Binder l. strong ana
ddosilv managed and the admiration OF all VINO
have seen it work. Now that ] have once used
il I would as soon think Of seeding without a
dril as harvesting without a Wood Binder.
Yours, etc, I y. Llltill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Western .NaryTand X. *.

Took Effect Sunday May IS, 1881.
Baltimore Time
AEAVE HAGERSToWN,
f1d 4. NJ. Through PasscnEer-arrive al
baltimore 1920 a. NJ.
SIS A. ". Fer Wagnesboro aud inferno
6atc points.
rs 2. ". Mail-arriving at Baltimore 6O5
IN.
ARRIVE II UAGERSTOWN
us \. ". FROM Wayncsbcro and interine-
diatc points
1870 T. ". Mail-lcaying Baltimore at SD
I. VI.
Oh p " Through Pastcncer-leave Balti-
more 400 7. VI.
J. NJ. HOOD,
General Marager.
p. II. GRfsWOLD, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
Nav. p. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

Mcssrs. As Lippitt & Co,
Gentlemen II have your letter asking how
like the Wood Binder. ! think II Is the best
machine ever gotten ont fer re farmer and
will save him ihore trouble In his house than
any other. ant SIN save him mqre money ifhe
takes care gift ] had 10 trouble with NINE
10 aIi no brseL tcsTn. II more than fifteen
winutes, though ay wheat was badly beaten
down IVA hailstorm. it took it up cl@an. il
hardly raid 10 horse rake after it. not one
sheaf came, dpen. 1t stacks better than land
bound grain, all the sheaycs being the came
sizc and no heads in the butts. Yours
s.. MYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
,N,KRRgFR

ON the 18th instant, i'm Nartin>hurg, 10y Rev.
NJ f.. Cutler. Mr.. WM. If. BOWER. of Berke-
lev county. and Miss ALICE Y. NICHOLAS,
81 Martinsburg W. W.
Wsl 18th. 1881. at the Parsonage of NJ. r..
Church. South. i'm Berrvyillc. RANDOLPH
CAMPBELL ard ANNIE STROUD, both of
Clarke county.
At EIk Fran,H iore,aagc, HCar Duficld's,
thi~ county un Tuesday. the 18th of April, by
Rev. ithm Ascot OF the Presbyterian church.
Nr. SOLOMON SNYDER. 90 HecCr>town, To
Miss SARAH f ENGLE of the former place.
AZ n. Rsrtboloncw'S = Z Church, at lie
town. ou the 2Sth of April. 1851, 10y Rev Jas.
II. w. ilaka. '4ENRLES b. MCDONALD 20
Mis-, AMELIA VI. SNALf- A'>ehtcr tf Wiu.
small. of Lcetown.
ON lotb May. 1881. at Astoria, oregon, 10y
Rabbi Bor;c- RTNJAMIN /. COHEN, % Port
hand. OREGON. formerly of Baltimore, Nd. to
Mis- ELLA HARPER. of ShcpAerdstown West
Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Nf0RTINT.

When YOU visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage ExprcSSage and Carriage Hire and stop
at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. 450 rooms, fitted up at a cost of one
million dollars. reduced u 81 and upwards per
day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse ears, stages and
elevated railroad 70 all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand Jltoa
Hohl than at any other trst-claSs hotel in tfu
city.
April Sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

,r. would be very glad to receive sonAe
account from some of our patrons
,. none Of our lively contemporaries
make ,his advertisement The eccaS'o"
r,,;nr I'm pert paragraph Journals
-Old Family Journals need sreas>
-~,.ionallv. You know. We want to
-.at and not rust oNb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

-, lecture pa music 10y Prok }. NJ
,t Charles Wa4iugtos Hall tor
saturday, 2>th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

CHARLESTON May 20, 1851
Mr.. LufroE. / have noticed lately that
oar town clock D., often more than i've NM
u-.s il,t,r thsp Baltimore time, which is IT.
.rIf5t minute faster than The true clocS-
time here. Why j>this3 TIE time of Ihi,-
adeiphia S5t miuutc> faster than baltimore,
and thar of ElItir.oDe p minutes ta>tcr Than
Ch.rl> GOWN. 500 that NJ Date We have been
eain. lv phlat piia omo Is this ncceS-
~.rv9 Why mol nm olr rs clock uY our
own time rather thaL by teat OF Philade.-
NH, or BALTIMORE YEMgU~.
We rrcsamc tic tenn clock Is sctto Pink
adclphil time to prevent profanity. lfrun
los the true tiac "a good many undertaking
people wosd rgver &c away fron town 10y
the eats. i lsly once asked us; What
time doe, the O'Clock train Gomez
We iE,cs,ci o. ~. C.0ri>. b RouS>,
of New York. son of Mr.. Peter R'eSs, of
~basu>u HHI' iRrhis county for "opy
Of the Hos ,ai sr'mc al Journal de-
voted Co Literature. Science, frt Sc. 1t
contain, "a chapter on d" The Futuye OF New
York" u1b tst ana biG .phical
asd photographer ~tschcs of NJ '20'~S
referring u, Rim as - Confederate sol
dior wbo IS now y ~thcs4 rnr4,aut,
owning the largest auction goods mart IN
the United S.a,c- e rc' in the world I'm
81 ,ubsco} c, ,,ue we may take OCCASION 70
publish tbo article as one tf u,ore than
common i st c.nccrihw 'Ac rT~ecr of
q former c%ouutymat
NJ, have BEARD OF NJ action With ecfcr-
1 go To- tac d~.y'7uta OF IN, grave, Of the
Confederate dead here. Is there 10 be m
ablnlonnct Of the beautiful custom.
\notl,r new invoice Of handsome Pjqne,
-lse Bed Spreads. Shar< tambre9nins,
and Nottingham Curtain Laces. Linen
Lawns. India Linen, French Null Cambria
Tu.kinos &c. &c. w. Nave now, IN Lacest
Du+rhc,s Iangucdoc. Ct'Nt Applica tel
fam. Russian Brablud. Venice Ncrr.icella.
NiIlanai~c. and all domestic brands. Cur
miliinerc s, 3 has been repIetisted in ali
F.GoLDsN,rH.
Mr.s Arn'eht ort & Iatwilcr have just
completed laying a splendid brick pave
ment for Mai G.. W. T. Kear,'ey or N'in
and West streets.
The fotn.s over the STORES Of Mes'rs Ja-
cob b. Broto a|d II. II. Cooke are being
converted into Billiard rooms for MeSSrs ).
r Brown and F.. B. Souder,, respectively.
Mr.. G,orFeF. Hall. an expert employee
of the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
COMPANY. is at Messrs Duke x Gallaher's
store-engagcd in putting together and eS-
bibltiae the Mccormick Machines. Hay-
inr spent several ycais IN the shops and IN
fields with these machines Re Is quite COM
petent to tell al tFout them and TO show
,h,ir exc ncnyics-thc!r superiority, lie
claims. over all other Mowers, Harvesters
and Self-Biudcrs.
Nr. Malone viii now concentrate l4 encr-
,ie- upon the iutricacic> of % Virginia cam
pli,n. We hope that he viii make the bour-
t9n hair Av-NgfioaGi RGpUhhc-n.
He will create pests of some kind-most
likely the blue bottle fly.
Mai Zen. Vim. II. French, Us. X. fied
. ~. t.siJerce in Washington City on the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Storer college Commencement.

May 2Sth, 10 4. NJ, Meeting of Trustees.
May 2Sth, 5 2. NJ, Alrrhni address by VIM,
IL. Bell.
Nay 18th. 5 p. T., Concert BY er'gfaal Uni
versity Jubilee Singers Of New Orleans.
May 18th, Baccalaurcate Sermon 10y Key :
Curtis, cf New Hampshire.
May 80, 800 \. NJ, Anniversary fXercscs.
Nav 80. 3P. NJ, Grafton on John Brown by
Hon. Frederick Douglass
MAY 30, 5P. ". fayingo of Comcr stone
way - SP. u, Dramatic Entertainment.
Mrsic BY Runmore's Band, Jubilee Singer
andCohcge Gf,e Club.
Excursion rates or Il RS. from May SS-3'
inclusive
H%aricr's Ferry, w. Va, May, ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

SD. change of schedule Valley Division
sr so r.. r.. which went into efecct On
Monday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
siS&4NS8URG ITEMS.

From jhe Salesman.
Mr.. John Jamiscn vcll-known to almost
every citizen of tAt county, died Of paraly-
sis AT the G'Nrd Central Hotel on Monday
evening Inst. in the jeth year OF his age.
lie was for maHy wears employed by the
l.. d o. X. X. at this station.
We learn With iHeHprc>sible sorrow, as
we kaoN all Who knew him will, Of the
death of Jas. +. Erskine, Esq at his home
in Qaincy, H., April oh fnsr, II the SSth
wear of his age Mr.. ErSkihc resided for
many veat, in this city, ~ nobler or tru-
Ter man or more useful II his Hay and gencr-
alton. ever breathed the breath r hfr
Jadee ra1'kaef. of Ialttasba Who
BIS beer holding court here for the last ten
laws. is spoken of very highly for hfs atialde
maraer Upon the bench, and for The fopidi-
tv with which he executes tie work OF DIS
posing of a docket. The Judge left on
Thursday evening, for Martinsburg.-Ky
GER Tribune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

W, understand Mayor Sitter intends to
,-.. the ordinance requiring drinklns
81, De closed at 20 o'clock 40 night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

r.. Annual Floral Decoration al Elm-
.1 Cemetery" Shcphcri>town will take
.urlay. juno 4th, at > p. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

No 633 runs daily. All other raiE Daily eN-
C pit Sunday. No. G05 lines at NJ Iarkson'
n. FITZGERALD,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchc ter, Va.
W. ". ELEMENTS Ire
. Master 81 Ifr2nSportat'oH, CAMDEN Sta'ioh'
MAY u, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
CHURCH Tk>

The Episcopal Council Diocd of
West Virginia will be Do. phcrds-
town, beginning lst Of Jnn
Rev. W. c. Campbell. of cl-per Ferry,
occupied the Presbyterian Cluicn in this
place Sunday moraing and delivered a fine
sermon.
Rev. T. B. Shepherd will preach in the
Baptist ClrrTch. in this place, on Sunday
morning aud night ooh instant.
Ticrc will be an adjourned meeting OF
Winchester Presbytcry held in Winchester
ON the 9th of June, at 400 =. NJ, at which
time Mr.. W. d. White son OF Rev, K. y.
White, y. - is expected to stand his tn
ais for Licensurc.
The dedication Of the. rev Methodist
Cl(rch South, rctchtly b0ilt at Anderson's
Crossing Clarke county, Will take place
Nav 29th. Services will be held there
throughout the day. Rev. ;. h. Cox, II.
-. editor of the Baltimore Episcopal JItth-
odist &iil preach AZ 10 \. ~, and dedicate
tn" l.opsc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

Ex-Goy. I. II. Pierpoint has been ap.,
pointed and confirmed Collector OF Internal
Revente for the 2nd District, West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

fhc LoyS' whistle parade which came Of last
SATURDAY numbered about 30 boys. They
marched over the principal streets of the town
onJ thence In the Court House. when their
Whistles were examined hv Mr.. q. W. Sherrard,
N,ho is the Judge of a whistle and the premi-
Inn for the best whistle was awarded TO Eddie
] Fleece of this placc.-norgaa Mercury
We don't envy Mr.. Sherrard his honors
As whistle Inspector. It's mouth must have
had a genuine puckcr after trying the whis-
dos cftbiry-fye snail boys. Ugh!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
The Rise and EGH
or THE
Confederate Government.
Nv Jefferson Dayis.

Complete in Two Volume, Octave Price. ~
cloth. $40 per volume; sheep. STR half
turkey. 800 fun TURKEY, spCt
THE undersigned, ~aufhonzod Agent inr tho
County II jefferson. Sc r0w receiving sub
s1riptions Tor cosi,4 81 the ab5fe-uaIned inpor-
tant historical work. The last volume ni which
Is passing rapidly through thcprcF Ihegreat
interest which & felt IN AZ parfs ~ the e0unirJ
n read what The distinguished head Il the late
Confederate Goyecnment la 20 Say about the
cause which lrl t0t tie wirbctweenth e Us. aud
the state which s-oeded- and the results ~ thc
great conflict, already manifested ny many
I,onsands 10 ihdr 6csiro % ~ Give early copcs
81 The roys. Tie Nrfk sill bs diustTatci
with tornsl. a sr taviS his Cabinet. aidrs,
ard s@arersi,, aBi With Illustrative wool cuts
Orders revived - the Spirit II Jsrsn3a Ohre
Il. KEHrIEVAL. Agent,
Nav n. 1851. Cbarlesiown, " Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

r.. county Council, Z. OF H., will meet
..-,vn today, Saturday, the SSth 81
1f.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

Wise Men differ in opinion as well as the
ignorant ones, but they all agree that Dr.
Thomas is a bcnefactor and that his May
apple Bsters was neverkn5wn total in cur
Ing DysI cpsia and its kindred complaints
y III ~ all Drnr Stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
Fiaro or Organ.
Music Pupils Wanted.

y lady WHO l. AZ ACCOMPLISHED
Y PIANIST and oRGANIST and an excel
and experienced Teacher, desires TO set1To
q few pupils. For information apply AZ
FREE PRESS OFFICE
February }, iSsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

Nla family 8uurnal,
,ing IS. 1851
~-~~Ts AND CANVA SERS
~ , so per wc.N selling -o'de i"'
.- ,rr.ltV eco. tJ Barclay street, NC"
.,l flr their catalogue and tcfias-
En-. '-.ly.
Ltrd Wanted.
..,'lb be yery glad 20 receive sonAe
., account from somc of our patrons
none Of our lively contemporaries
tbis advertisement the occasion
r.,.nr I'm pert paragraph. Journals
~0ld Family Journals need sreasH
.~rs.ionally, YOU know. We want to
aai and mo-, rust oet
r. County Council, z. OF a., viii meet
.e.ovn today, Saturday, the sSth ct
May
chang, of schedule Valley Division
tr6O.R R. r., which went INFO eacot On
Monday last.
lecture on music by Prof IN.
at Cd Charlie. Washington Hall tor
saturday, 2Sth.
The Annual Floral Dcccraton al "Elm-
Cemetery. shcphculs,own will take
saturday. June 4th, at > p. VI.
"a. understand Mayor Sitter intends to
so. the ordinance requiring drinking
-. 81, De closed at 10 o'clock 40 night.
mr. William Keyes Kcarley, now a rcs'-
,.r. ,fSt. Louis. the past week ha, been ON
visit with his bride 90 parents and re'a>
.,e- m this place.
NJ. understand Hon. Wm.H Trayer.has
scented To- deliver che Annual Address at
Charle.-owu Academy Commencement
os. ,hc middle Of June.
M. Richard Hcsscy, jr. oncof theworthy
.,. mca of our town. lcf ou Monday for
Ohio. where Doe win probably locate. We
.,.l himapr~I~rou> career.
r.. dwelling of Mr. D.S. Hugh,s, IN the
U..t.E ad. IS undergoing Improvement
.- u,sth.r-loaricI ly Mr.. Geo. f.. An
-,.a aul painted by Nr. Wan. Conner
- ,tsr., Of
l.., ,o~nrablv
..i..l and ..aata.t fed at thc Nation
.IH..-l.r House. which under the
,,m.a- off, r>. Do. ID. Rust.
Qiir@ ''''..' Oh, ""'
D.ar, l'.'I' 'ai.'s '''''-
c'aa~g. D" '-e ''"-t case ~"
....I s- sl,orle. having Induced their
Dec addition to- the Mammoth Hotels at Luz
r,. upua which Mr. Holmes force Is mas
u- ,,mmcndalle progress, "a e'iderah''
aouu, of work Is being d"no oS N'.
Holmes at the ta''rn~- p.r'neS '''''''
Coatclers,, Memorial Day In Frcaeries
city. Maryland, Is o. 2ad of june. ON
talt dly tbi, scar "a Monument tothe I'm
kaouu Confederate Dead viii ocunvc'ted.
ENcur,iourte,> vil tc chs-sed bytaebNO
Use are indebted t' t-c i".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

This Is not Il fairy take although thurc l.
some magic about it; and if you have any
desire 20 find out what kind of a tale it is
or wherein the magic lies, ask yotr druggist
ior % bottle Of Sinc's syrup of TEr, Wild
Cherry and HoarhounG, and the secret may
bc learned from tie inside wrapper sold
los an druggists at - and 30 Cent.
Wondcrif that thief who stole our bacon don't
feel rugged after publishing all we have Said a
bout him.-Shcp. Register.
\ serious charge in the foregoing laid at
the door of some of Bro. Z%ittlc's conircreS.
We don't feel aggrieycd because We only
Published a part.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

lr. Richard Hes.cy, jr. oncof theworihy
aa. mca of our town. left ou Monday for
u.i.. where h, win probably locate. We
..I him aprn~I~rou- career.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

Mai Gcn. VIM. II. French. Us. 4. died
M his residence in Washington CITY on tse
9Oth Nav. inthe 9th year Of his age lie
wa "a graduate Of West Point. and served
with distinction In the war with Mexico ana
in the late war. He will be remembered as
The officer iu command at Aartinsburg du-
rirg thc railroad troubles q couple Of years
.rU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28
H;anscd ~El,ntcdiGtciy'

UinRsed FLi,mcdiGtciy!
800 BARRELS OF CORN,
JOVQBUSlJtlS do.
avs Bushels OF POTATOES,
- BUSHELS OF BEANS,
% BUSHELS OF ONIONS,
1905 POUNDS OF BACON,
800 POUNDS OF LARD,
Also. Egg. Butter, Vegetables, Poultry and
Country Produce in general ~ HIGHEST
CASH PRICES. 4. STEINER,
IIarrcrs Ferry 'ock.
April Goth. ISL.
TJ-In consequence ul delay in ~nmishnngfmy
store Rooms at Harper Perry Lock wa, not
prepared to gc, 81 lteek the. first of April ]
ana now read; to- receive Grnin and willing 90
,say big rrices la fill. up M once. Corn can hc
delivered by wagon or car.
April ~, 81. \. SFEN'Ek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-28

CPECIAL attention given 10 Tin Roofing,
= SpoutinC and Repairing.
Nav II 81. DUKE & GALLAHER.
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Fast BOUND TRAINS.

No. G3s daily. N. other trains, daily except
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i ch6nte IS an lys offered at Geo. II:
laglcy's ID procure nice, attractive and
rood goods His stock is laIg3 and worthy
the attention OF the most careful buyer.
Sh4,s ~ ',afy e'vlcs and qualities .cf all
ages. Mems, Youths and Childten's Cloth
ing in great variety also 4 splendid stock
of Furnishing Goods, Trunks. SatchclS, &c.
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Farmers, 90 not buy Tjin c Binder, Il
Self Ra&cr, a DroppCr or a Mower until
vou have seen NcCormicks' aclr machines
which VIII bc on c2hibition ct Charlcstown
next week.
McCormicks have uot ofeici machines
for sale in this c,anty To- the tiast two or
three wears. for the reason that the class OF
machines they have been building have
been considered too heavy. Now that they
are building a elias. of machines entirely
different from anything they have ever
before offered to the Jefferson County far
mcr. We request that any ono desiring to buy
the best machine in the market, will exam
inc the Mccormick before giving their order
for any other machine. The Mccormick
machines for 1881 are lis light is any of the
irst-clasS machines. and are guaranteed to
be sfcOnqer. There is no trouble To get re-
pairs for Mccormick Machines. The mate
rial furnished fer binding Is the best long
ibrcd Manila Irvine. which ismuch strong
cr than hemp. Every machine Is FULLY
warranted. Call on the undersigned for
prices. terms. and all particulars.
DUKE u GALLAHER.
AGENTS for Jefferson County.
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4 IL the new Patent Iemedie and old one
y I'D by GtO Z. LIGHT.
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