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New England SWANS Discussing
MAlrim OnY.

They were both embarked in a dugout on
Long Lake. diligently waiting for something
to bite, and Cal began discourse In q low tone.
out Of Consideration for the fishes:
Say, JIM m a-goin' to git married"
"Be yea Jim answered medtJstively, giviag
gentle motion to his rod to see If the line was
Yes, be; but, darn 1t all! dono who IL
marry yet, and we got to hurry uD. Mother g
dreadful miser'Dle along back"
Kinder sure somebody I'll hev We, pears to
me, sarcastically remarked Jim.
We'll, what ef 1 be? Gals is most gener'ly
teller says snap: II bet ye cooky the fus5
Jim was disguised with this conceit; he en-
tertained no doubt that any girl in BaSsett
would marry him, but Cal Culver was another
changed within the last hundred years, aud
both Calvary and Jim might find comrades
TO day However, jim held his tongue, and
Cal went On:
"Trouble IS to find Jest the right one.
There 8 lots OF folks In the world; but, come
to marryin,' you want Jest the right critter.
lt g a life bizness, you see; and VIII &c on atrth
Kin man do eff he gets battered up tight to
the wrong uD?"
Cal was not "of the fashion OF these times;"
for as yet divorce facilities were unknown TO
mea the "dy Ing daily" it seems to now.
"What sort o. head-marks be you sot on
specify I'M Cry ly remarked Jim, as he gave
little tWttch to his rod, and landed round,
boat
"Well. want smart un-that, or nothin,.'
81 knowtd that afore We told me there 3 got
to be smartness SOme'eres," CURLY put In JIM
pushing an unhappy worm on to the end OF
his hook.
"Git out!" laughed Cal "You should MT
twill on fac's, Jim. IN smart enough when
IN mind ter, but d jest as neVes other
folks would take stiddy job on t. want
strong, healthy gal too. Mother she can't do a
heap more; she g failln', that's the truth on t.
Somebody g got to step round lively to our
house While she lasts. l want somebody that IS
got faculty too: factts, woman that haint
got faculty amt good for nothin'."
''Mebbe ye might try for Pollythi. Bangs"
put 10 Jim, who was getting interested In the
matter at last.
well. / declare for t, I had MT had q
thought o. Pollythi Bangs. She is master
piece fer smartness now, amt she?'
"Steel traps amt nothin' to her." assented
Jim, "she g too smart 8 most. But she g got
amaZin' faculty, every body says. l doao,
though, as I should lily banker to marry
her. Cal; them Bangses Is a dreadful queer
lot"
well, don't caikerlate to marry the hull
on 'em, Jim. l guess l could hold my owe
with Polly, ef she Is reel maSterGuL Come to
that, I've the biggest bones anyway. lea
shake her up good."-Son,ebOdys Netghoors.
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rUNAkD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANk ROUTE.
TIE UUEARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
Nkw YORK-HOTTEBDAM.

"sCRIKDAM." ~. A: sCHoLTKN.-
"P. OALAND," and "MAAR,"
Carrying the q. g. Mails TO the Netherlanda. leave
Matton Stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WED
LIST Cabin. SEQ $40. I'd Cabin, sSn. stssrsee.'
e26. H. OAZAUX, General Agent. "a South VII
lam 81, New York. For passage apply TO w. g..
METZEROTT b co.. 925 Pennsyixania ave.,
Washington: or +. H JOHNSON. AGENT National
ssie Deposit Building. corner New York ave-. and
18th ct. northwest. 5An15
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NlHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN.
L SURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK. N. j..
INCORPORATED 1S45. PURELY MUTUAL
Assets, Jan. /, 1881, ascertained
by Examining Commissioners Of
Massachusetts. Ohio and New Jer-
Liabilities as stated by same 81, Gil, 433 IS
Surplus by Msssachust It's standard. 38lS 3Sl OS
Surplus by New York s;andard...... 8, 9S8 905 O3
al policies forfeitable after second year; low
expenses; large dividends declared and paid every
year since organization; ample surplus; surrender
values most Liberal; Losses promptly adjusted and
paid.
OFFICERs
LEWIS q. GROVER President.
JAMES B. PEARSON. Vice President.
EDWARD L. DOBBINS. Secretary.
THEODORE MACKNET. Treasurer.
GRANVILLE +. HYDE,
District Agent,
2Le I roit Building. Washington. d. O.
NARROW, sim
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SANITARY HEATER.n
NO DUST. GAS Oh BURNED ALB.
Only Furnace giving moist atmosphere similar
70 stem: More being sold now than ali others
Eur 10 the following Baltimoreans using them:
ROBERT T. BALDWIN, President Mechanics
ISAAC W. JEwETT. Potomac Fire Insurance
RICHARD CoRNELIos. Cashier Farmers and
Planters Bank.
DROVERS' AND MECHANICS BANK.
MRS. JOHN McKIM, Belly deere Place.
@. MORTON STEWART, Shipping Merchant
GEORGE B. COLE. Copper Works.
WALLACE KING, Glass Works
COL. SYMING1ON, Chemical Works.
HON; THOMAS j. MORRIS. Judge United States
JOHN MURDOCH. Architect
CHARLES l. CARSON, Architect
j, b. NOEL WYATT, Architact
GEORGE A. FREDERICK Architect
u. q. LIND, Architect
J. A. &E.T, WILSON, Architects.
j. 3. LARCOMBE. Riggs & Co., Washington.
Also $50 others.
ALVA HUBBARD & CO.,
Heating and Venti,ating Engineers,
apr2 ec6m 81 n Howard street, Baltimore.
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SoHITz's
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
THE BEST LAGER SOLD IN THE DISTRICT.
In Casks and Bottles.
TRADE SUPPLIED BY THU AGENT.
0AA,L G. PALMEB,
Depot, 1894 seth St,
West Warrington.
WTelephonic Connection. apis
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uPHOLSTKRERS. DEALKRS. AND REPAIR
" ERs. can Tor price. on Ferforsss6 snS .tsc
10. q. B. WILLIAHA Hardware SlS tn ssress'
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me 100 shares Of Erie" ON goes the broker
like shot to the Stock Exchange where
he ne dives into crowd OF 1000 other brokers.
score or more OF knots OF men, pushing, surg
Ing. and yelling at the top OF their lungs.
One Knot is the st. Paul clique, another
crowd. our broker rushes into the Erie
coteIie, elbows men out OF the way, holds his
right hand high in the air, and. knowing tn at
has some Erie stock to sell, and hearing
dozen other men, with their hands In the air,
yelling ysaa e. "ss@ he jumps up IN the air higher
the center Of the group HH makes rusa al Ri@
and shouts "Sold." All this means that our
broker has offered to pay $40 share for 100
to him, otner brokers having bid only $50 s7H
for 1t. The two brokers Jot down the transa-
ton In their memorandum books, and the
is flashed over the wire and into every brokers
office In the city the new quotation for Erie OF
40. The broker who sold rolls up 100 share GER
who puts them in his safe and sends BACK i
check for 8, 600, the price OF the stock.
Our new customer then 'nolds 100 Erie.n He
may ''hold" It as long as he pleases, 30 long as
the price win advance When it is quoted at Al
1t has advanced 81 share, and our friend is slOO
ahead In the transaction-that is, he would bs
were It not for the brokers' commission, which
total OF \ for both buying and selling, which
TO our friend would be $a5; hence the net profit
at Al would be $75.. At As It would be $a75. n
the stock Is held longer than the day of the
purchase, the customer must pay interest on
the s., 900. the cost Of the stock az per cent,
When the customer decides that he has made
sufficient profit from the transaction he simply
says: sell my 100 shares of Erie" and the
broker sells it. IL the sale is at As the Gus
toner is credited with the pront, less commits
sion and interest. He then has !, 400 aad come
odd dollars. which stands for margin 10 his
LeXt transaction; or he may wilhdra Y all mis-
money and close the account. After two or
three such operations his capital has doubled.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYB-srnAMsHn
u LIkE DnrwEEs SEw YORK. H4vDh LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers OF th.s company win rnil every 6at
;rcas from Bremen Pier foot OF 50 street. Hoboko1
Bates Of psssage:-From New YORK TO Havre. Lon-
Ion. SOUTHAMPTON ard Bremen. frst cabin, ei00i
tcond cabin. $50 eteerase, $50; prepaid steerAee
ssrtncatss, e2s For freight or passage apply %
SsLhloAs 90. Bowling Green, New York,
Tor Washington. ts1lp
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1881 THE NEWSPAPERS 1881
OF rHB
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE EVENING STAR
THE WEEKLY STAR.
WASHINGTON n n
WASHINGTON, D. G.

The EVENING STAR, ION Saturdays double
sheet or eight page paper OF ffty-six columns
the size Of the New York dailies), Is everywhere
recognized as the leading newspaper OF Wash.
ngton. With two exceptions only, tt has the
largest circulation OF any daily pGpe, published
south Of Ne.0 Fork, AND MORE THAN DOUBLE
THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE CITY.
Every issue of THE STAR Is carefully read
not only by the citizens of Washington and ad-
1acent cities and towns, but by the throngs OF
strangers constantly visiting the National
Capital on business or for pleasure, land who
constitute, In very large degree, the purchas-
Ing population Of every State and Territory IN
the Union), thus making it for most purposes
TEE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE
UNITED STATES.
The evidence Of this 1s the number Of new
advertisements it printed In the year 1880,
which reached 81, ASP, averaging from l,7OO
to 9, 600 per month In the busy season II
The advertising books are open to the inspec-
ton OF advertisers to verify this statement, OF
On AFFIDAVIT OF its truthfulness viii be submitted
THE WEEKLY STAR-Th1S Is double OF
eight-page sheet, containing nifty -six columns
fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week, and is pronounced by competent
Judges one of TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
CLUB BATES FOB THR WEEKLY STAR
8 copies one year for 5000, and one
COPY to the getter.ssp Of the club.
10 copies one year for $500 and
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J. W. B0TELER SON
Are the Agents for thu sale Of Tickets In this Dis
trict OF the
INMAN STEAMSHIP %.
Partiee proposing 10 visit Europe can obtain al
spl-Sm j. W. BoTELER & SON.
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FIFTH GRAND Distribution. CLASS e,
AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1881.
132D MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Of The etate for Educational and Char
liable purposes In 1868 for the term OF
twenty-five years. to which contract the In
violable faith Of the State is pledged. which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
VOTE securing it's franchise in the new constitution
adopted December I'd. A. d. 1873. with . capital OF
ST. COG, coo. to which it has since added reserve
fund of over $3.50. 0U0.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU-
TON viii take place monthly on the second Tues
day.
1t Nerer Scales or PostpOnes.
Look ut the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. 600.
100. eco TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICKE~S. ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. SS0. 0Oo
SdPIta, 1riLes.'..... ~ wv
Prlzes Of 81 5000
20 Prizes Of 5So........................ 10000
~ 66rZes
oW fr1zes OF ZU........................l ~, Uou
LOCO Prizes Of 10...... ................l 10. 600
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes OF $500. ..... a. 700
9Approximation p ICES of 200. /, 800
approximation Prizes Of 10O....... 800
1857 Prizes, amounting to.............. SllO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid.
For further information, write clearly giving full
address. Send orders by express or Registered
Letter. or Money Order by mai, addressed only to
Ma. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
or n. A. DAUPHIN, at
No. 3l9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Or ]. r. HORBACH,
Cos Hath st. NV, WASHINGTON.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of Gene
rails g. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
apis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-06
CITURCn NOTzs.

The Winchester District Conf renee OF
VI. Z. Church South, wiz convene in Shcp-
hcrdstovn on Tuesday August 2Srd. About
l0 or 80 ministers and delegates are expect
ed to be present. Thursday 9th, has been
set apart as the Sunday -chooi day and a
larye rumbcr of Sunday School children
from the district along the lie of tie $. Y:
r. Il. VIII be present. 1t fair the day will
Doe scent in the woods and speaking and
singing viii be the order of the dcy. Al
Sunday School workers Grecorti2lly invited
10 be present on this day.
The fifteenth annual convention Of The
B4limofa Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sunday School society which has been in
session ~ Salem adjourned last Friday. L.
J. 1I4gruder, of Baltimore, was reelected
President. The next Convention will be
hold at Rawlcy Springs Va.
Wesley Grove Camp Meeting. NJ. f.
church. South, on Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad, fourteen miles from Baltimore,
is in progress.
Rev. T. b. Shepherd viii preach in
Charlcstown ut II a. m. on sunday and az
Mcchcuicsville at 4 p. N.
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3IzE PRES@~TFIE - FANlILY JOURN


When vou visit or lcave Sew York C-T, s1re
Barsa-c Ezlre ige audCgrriage Hire aud stop
Us Grand tltilt nstF. opposite Grand 'cntrai
Depot. go rl.nas, ht,ei up 10 cost "i one
million dollars, reduced o. 81 an3 itds per
day.. Eur,rsn plan. ELEVATOR 'a1r3nt
supplied with tle hgst. Horse ears ana
elevated Ial-Cel q al depot- can
live hottc- T as ncn-y ihc o-gn, tHien
A.t' tllu ~ any o,her hrsteiass Ao.c4 Ia NE
ci9
Aprl2 silly.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned intending to rcircre from
! tliS ely 90 llaecrstown, Nd Septcirbcr :,
1851, id tlat his books and basiucSnust be-
closed by the 10tA of August next, hc i'll sell
ALL GOODS AT COST. n % Ter t. Hose out
Dis present stock of goods. Persons wishingto
buy q SHIT Of clcthes win ayeTNENIG-iIN
PER CENT. hy Frirg rim a call. Al Goods
warranted % bo ualc and trimmed in the best
stylcand tt guaranteed. SAILS Positively
CASH. An persons knowing themselves IN
dehtqd must settle by August 10th, otherwise
their accounts viii be placed in the hands of
an attorney Ttr coilec,itr.
ISAA( L0NLNlTEIN.
Frederick Cit Nd. July ,, l6ai.
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Special Notices.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE,
Harper'sFcrry& Valley Branch
IL. ~ O. Is. II.
Taking effect Monday, May D, 1881.
WEST BOUND TRAINe.
WEST BOUND TRAINa.

Ito. CS8 daily. All other trains daily except
Suul1v. No. 60 connects nc Strasburs wuh
rains ON Va. Midland Road, and dimes al ~
Ju~kson. Passengers for l0r'an Springs leave
ca~ra, e;Cnhens0ns fcr Rock Enon leave rag,
at Winchester; for Cipon Springs leave clfs ~
Road: for Orkney Springs leave cars 40
Nj. Jackson for Hawley Springs leave ears ai
Hlrris0nbnrg. Parties visiting NJ" MarNt'
and Lnruy Caves leave ears 40 New Market.
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EAsr B0UND TRAINs.

Y, G3} runs daily. All othcrtrains daily cx-
cont sunday. ~ COS; csnpecfs at Strasbrfrg
with tains on NJ. Midland Road. No. G3
rum. To- Baltimore via Washington without
angc Of car. NJ. COS dimes 90 ~ Jackson.
FL MANrZ,
supervisor Of Trains, Winchester, Va.
". u. CLEMENTS,
Master cf Transportation, Camden station
May -. 1881.
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re E.EEl.FgEHrN.

IS you arc now aboIt stacking your Nflta f,
IL Is ye3 Important 10 insure itand ycur Barns
against destruction ly Wire and Lightning. J
will issue rclircs fqrone dag ioteols pppihs,
and give pcrmieion 20 ihresh ~ team with
ont czira chasse. Ey.r1 F'rurt ouat 60 e.
vail himself A. in.a raccon cop Thcczieas.
of.oWipg ard occurring O crop suggest iie pro-
priety o rrrtaetiai aeaiueti ,ei by fre AJes
@qug oaayiu,eiolin ina Tire Irk' 81 apgi
repay by fae sensaof aeirify sa,niei and be-
the means Of pr,npt reuaiar mott NE O.
ycnt Of ire ui Nic p5omga us 4 afgJmeo
70 provide against The %aefoudur oemsnt
whether thereult u accident oranien.
1 am also Agent or Jerss Rasr& co's
Celebrated Dissolved Bone Phosphate uspl here
will - usueh auor the Ia.t Eve years And
rs 8 vim Only be a5io 20 ect M lpS,ef 4 oa1 of
this goods I algie persorr einng 70 10 give
their orders q eallg n possible Twill how
oyer. hasca filll1c orotbcf fsilinrs.
Respectfully.
T. a.. ALEXANDER.
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ISt. Paul Pioneer Press.
ID -"
H.hnt H-c Hafe.

We hate growing, no matter the source
or cause and recommend herewith the rcu-
ely. Use ST. Jacobs Oland laugh at pain.
Itwill DO Che work every time.
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uniYerslty Of virginia.

Session begins Cn the Fi--t of October, and
continue nine months. Apply i1r catalogue
Co thc Secretary NJ the Faculty. D.. g., UniYer-
si-- Of Tirdnia. A,bcnurie county Virginia.
JAS. J.. HARRISON, Chairman of iaculty.
July -5. f.J-iw.
YouDG Ladies' Acadcmy.
Mss NJ. c.. HENDERSON, Principal.
T7HE FALL SESSION Of this school begins
L "Wednesday, September 18th.
Parents desiring fo enter pupils VIII apply to
Mrs. s.. T. DOLrtcriy for Information as 10
terms. &c.
July %, 1Ssl-t
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wss.e,n .EarvIaMa IE. e.

baltimore Tmc)-
IFAVE HAGERsTOrN.
80 4. 81. ThreGgii IaasrDEer arrive at
Ksliimsre lf-15 A. A..
fI.O a. ". For ~NaynesbOr0 AID iuteuuc-
tftc points.
10 p. H.. hloii-arriving :. Baltimore 600
p. ".
10 p. NJ. s.. v. Exprc-s. "a G. Y. depot. or
irving az Baltimore at 500 J.. VI.
ARRIVE At HAGERSTOWN.
$50 4. VI. From Wayncsb0roand iniermc-
date points.
Il00A. ". S. Y. Exprcs. ~ g.. y. Depot,
from Baitimoro ai 10 An.
1879 p. u. Mail-ic1Ving Baltimore 80 80
=. ~.
80 =. ". T1ir1Hslf PaHe1gcr-ieayc Balii-
IloEe 100 J.. q.
). II. HOOD,
General Manager.
=. H. GRISW0LD, Cent Ticket Agent.
june. n. ISL.
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Nov that The hafF-l rnld. and itha.
= boon q long AID iarl s'rareie between
the payT1cni ofliii- al'lfet rearing orr fnau-
cal enCna@ threlijare ~ laYor our customer.
We nov coIae 10 yOu y5fh "a ur'nlt nquc
~ call and settle yolf a~o-ounteat once. as I an.
compelled - have money to In,tt ng obigr
gence without dciriete1 3lv oHIs Src3it
~ IRCssFLL-
July 8 ISL.
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EEEsE 4
Brick AND STOKE MASON,
and Manufacturer Of
afACErNE PRICK,
IL v

n Old friends end the public ecucally SO
Va informed that am prepared 90 doall Kinds
of BricE-work and Stone Mas0nryat the short
cst no.;cc. End am also Ircpurcd tocoutract to
furnish 30. ! BRICK Tor building and aii pur-
poses. Ihenking my friends for the patronage
bestowed tr0nT~c in the past, solicit q con-
tinuance, and 70 new orders promise the most
prompt and careful attention.
Nov. o. lisa. LEVI BAKER.
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Piano OF organ.
sggHsic EsupsSs fgHnsed.

A LADY WHO is ~ - j3ipLIsHED
lent and experienced Teacher drifes ~ sceiFc
q few pupils. For inf5siHati0n apply nt
TREE pEIs-S OFFICE.
February 3, issl.
VNUITEWASU BRUSHES Dr1oms. Iin
" yare. WO0fc9wara. ON. Stoves. Or .io
By DlKE& GAlLAuEE
Nav Il. 1851.
DEANS Yclluw. six Woois T. rit Rachel.
ID Tfrly chifo. jfl Eyc. Black wax. ani
Blart V~r ioic. -oid iy GEO. q LiIJi1
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We nui rc piCd are oi rccelFIng an IT.
v-ta-ion To attend the celebration of the 7th
anniversary of the birhof MASTER CARLE-
roN ID. HAAS. som c. oac of the editors of
thc f , anna grandeca ol Judge
Wm.B Daniels 81 tti county which took
place ON saturday last, uearthc rcsiderco 81
ihc srin rrrcnts ON arriving ai tho spot
selected ur ,lc ca. rtainmcnt-a pleasant
ANA wci- 1aiel ero,,-we found quite 81
uumhcro f guests asercgating seyeny-fve
children and siz.y-cvc crown-up folks,
seated or morin~ abo'. under thc frees and
all enjoying themselves TO the ex,en. of
their ab;r-r elner atrc spca. hy the
youuv people g. swinging, play .ig croquet,
etc.. and Pr tire Older ones in Watching
these or coayersiur pleasantly the Younger
guests were assembled and, having chosen
or been as encl partners, marched 70 the
music Of the violin, the procession headed
by Master Carl Uaasof Baltimore and Miss
Nsrgic Zmmcuuan of Washington, to 81
Widespread table in TIE woods whore they
were touuiJ0y srqriicd with the mos,
delicious or ic,-crcau cakes nots and can
lies, which ,lcy stored away w.-h @ relish
tha; ngs Increased by the Surroundings.
Then Gc Oh people followed, and also lid
ampleiusI,,e 90 tlc daintics Sc, before thcm.
Especially noticeable in thc centre oG the Ia
bic were ,vo very large, elegantly iced and
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ICIEt TCE!!

nCRING the season Zee of gDad giaiity uHy
IL be hal ~ any h0gr during Ul dAt 20 tle
store u Ar. J-iai tiurns M qOlntitics 10
purchasers agd nt popular price
THOMAS FfthHIltR
Man T. fSsf-ino
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- 6Ds5lS5SfTGEOrs' $05GS
OF VALUABLE
FE9eQMALTY!

T'HE undersigned, Alminis.ratrrs If foteI
L bowers, d~eceasc', viii o1erc az Public sale
ana mile west Of the Smitliiell and shep-
heristown Turnpike, on
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rHURSUlT, IUGCST uTH, 1881,

IHtLNI-ll, 4tFtHi lliE, 1851
THE FOLLC'yiSc PROPERTY: G He'd
Horses. 4 very fire two-year-old, Colts and .
ycarliug Colts. I Head Mich Cows, ! Bull, .
Steers rising three old. s. y~car.iAg Calves, 4
Calves. % HEAD OF SHEEP. Ba15. Brood
SONS with Pigs, - Head OF SAoats-some of
them large.
Farming Implements and Gearing: / Road
WAGON alpd Red. ] Cart, 1goodS lel, 2Barihcar
Pl1us. 3 DouLle-Shoyoi Plovs. Single PlOws,
+ Square Harrow. three-c0rnc-cd Harrow. Corn
Cover, Buggy Rake. Woods Mower, l%LalfBush-
cl Measure, pair Shelving. 9 Grain Cradles,
Forks. Plkcs, Cl-inS Box, y pair BrccchinE
nearly new, y PAL Front Gearing, q Blind Iti-
dies. 80 Flow Gears, 5Collars. Fifth Chain,
Thribblc. Double and Sire'c Trees, Spreadcrs,
Butt Chain, Traces, Matrocks, Forks, Shovcls,
Digging Ir3ns, scoop Shoycls, and u~any-Nther
articles 70 te fcynl on q well-cnudt cled -rm.
TEBNlS.-G months credit on Of $40
and over, purchaser giving cgotiul!" uotewel
endorsed payable % the Hank * CAaalctown
with interest from date, botil naicat maturity
the interest win De- rcrittcl under $40 thc
cash win bc required. No property 90 he re-
moved until terms are conf lied with, sales 90
bcin Of ID o'clock.
CHARLES X. BOWERS,
J. LUTIlED Row Frs,
Administrators cf Peter Bowers, decd.
Jta H.. shirley, Clerk.
July e3. ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-08-06
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FURN !

] side BoarI. / Table, 4 Chairs, Lounge, 80 yls'
Figured t4rpetinr, j stand, J Feather bel .
Wash Stands, Anlirons, feaacr, = large Chairs
Shuck 3iai,u.ss. and many other articles mtAe
household one Cook Stove ana Fixtures
Olive branch. Safe, Chorn, Stone Jars, Pots
ovens. Pi .l-r and Bowls, Vegetable Dishes,
Plates. Lamps, Scaidin5 Iua, I Large Meat
Box,
DE- Tons Wheat straw. Tons Hav.
% Acrs Corn now Growing Oh Che tl-n',
lot ~ White Corn 90 tl. eng, -ut
I) POUNDS OF BACON,
the Corn Bacon and Straw viii be sold Tor
Cash.
TERlls-5 months Credit on ali SAINTS over
$40. tae purchaser giving u9te "e- eaaaf-ci
PAYABLE at the First National HanI pi Charles
town. W.. VA. with int.rcst from date. but Do
Ioij at maturity interest VIII ercai.tei. I'm
der $50 tl- Cash Win De required. No proper
Is to b- -,r owed until the terms are coinplel
,i-h. Sale 10 commence ~ i9AM. No post
tenement ODD account OF Weather.
JAMES ". CONLE.
Executor Of James u. Coyle, deceased.
ID. IietH Bower. AucG3fcor.
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