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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

THE secret Of recruiting the vital prin.
clple is discovered In TUFTS pills, In
Liver Affections, Dizziness, Headache,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Fevets Of all
kinds Dysenlety, Flatulence, Heartburn,
Efhptlons Of the Skin, Nervousness, Bill.
ious Collie, Loss Of Appetite and all ttou.
bles Of the bowels their curative effects
are marvellous. They are truly the Aifllct.
eds friend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

JUDGE wooDs, Of the Supreme Court,
has decided that the Texas statute forbid
ding marriages between the races is I'M
constitutional, being repugnant to the l4th
anandmank
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO'CONTRACToRs.
pos1vEftcE DEPARTMENT, III
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 10, 1881. !


WASHINGTON, D. O., March 10, 1881.
Proposals will DO received at tho
Contract Office Of this Department
until 3 p. m. Of APRIL %, 1881, for
carrying the malls Of the United
States upon the routes, and accord.
Ing to tho schedule Of arrival and
departure specified by tho Depart.
nent, In tho State Of West Virginia,
from luly |, 1881, TO lune 80, 1885
Lists Of routes, with schedules Of
arrivals and departures, instructions
to bidders, with forms for contracts
and bonds and all other necessary
Information, viii DO furnished upOn
application 10 the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
TAOs. /, JAMES,
49,. Postmaster General.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
cI1RK'S oTViGa a RoA4D y cOInnloslu

CLERK's OBHoR BOARD ~ COMMISSIONER,
WHEELINO, March 10, 1851,
soAlsd proposals will DO received at this ofiN ma
THURSDAY, Slbt inl,, Of u O'Clock IN, Tor 100 nv
ylrda Of sandstone paving TO b. plaCei on the Eya
Hlenn's Hun and Cherry Hill road, hrt Seep n,
River turnpike and the foot Of wilson's ali, N,
dIIionS Of bids 70 DO the same Rs those tOniapH |,
the general advertisement Of March 10, 10 VhiSS M
srOGte ID hereby made.
Clerk pro, ten. Board Of Commissioner, Chico
W, q, sYIrH, County Engineer, hhi6DiV
~ p0perA COPY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17
DIED.

McGBANAHAN-At her PARENTS residence, No.
1907 Wood street, ARABELLA, youngest daughter Of
James W.. and Hanah B. MtGranahani aged Il
months and day.
Funeral from tho reBIdOrcs this afternoon az
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are Invited. Inter.
ment NJ Peninsula cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

SENATOR VEsT, Of Missouri, has Just
written letter boasting that no Demo
cratic State has prohibitOEy law and that
no Democratic State ever enacted one.
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MNn THR MEROHANTS OR WnrSs

10 R0liclI subscriptions 70 the stock Of the w
EInla ExpGSltlon aud State Fair AnoclSuon W.
a. appeal 70 you n have YOUR minds msis M all,
o,llCd on 10 Itlte how much, II any, It0rE vob as
70 .a6.cribs Ih S, S'I n o. The so@meS 1 pun,
70 saved BY prompt and liberal dtciSlob an y, ~
part Firms arc hereby respectfully rroaf'4i Nv
nave couultstion on the matter In question Nv y
dOciIlyo apAESF on tho subject WhSa the comn, ~,
calls lI,Ssd Ep; HEN S5 kso so H. lLNGLE W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

"YouR Simmons Liver Regulator has
been in use in my family for some time,
and am persuaded 1t is a valuable add.
ton TO the medical science.
"Gov. JNo. Gill SHORTER,
... OF Alabama.
at has proved q good and efilcacious
medicine. 10. A, NuTTlNG."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

sESA4oRELEcr McDuL, q Iowa, is also
an Ohio man, and was admitted to the bar
before he left the Stale.
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IMPORTANT NOTIOE 10 LAM

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LAM
OWNERS, PARTIES having suitable lana Il, ~
purpoIS Of holding ttlle Fair on, It Or SSS o ~
tity Of wheeling, and which they are viliIS,m ~
lease for given number o. ysau With The pryll.ss.
81 puFohaSe or 10 cell outright are TPQue,lsj w n.
dresS, stating terms, price, location ana numb,, !.
ScTeS, o, q, johnson, Wheeling, WA The NI,
30 pie1onted 70 a meeting d SlOCkhOldsn " y,
welt Virginia EIp1slllOn and State Fair AI,Oe,,,'
MARCH rs, 1881. GEu. Il, TINGLR, W. =. PsTRs'
son, @. Ed, MENDEL, c. Q, J0aNiOS,s CO.
mlktens mhW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17

Sundays excepted.
Ton Sundays txo can will leave Hornbrookt Park
Y GOg z. M and city tia9O ,. M, 10 accommodate
' Sssit. Y'' ina KtEKH. Superintendent.
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GENERAL NoTIoFS

'NoTlcE'
Tbs stooEhSd.II q sE.enyood csns.,y .,,,
H Su,aa n 1sI an s ef' Ss SsS Src9
esmHleFy. No. 1910 Main street, In I'D CtvaI ~ Y
ing, on THU RSDAY, the 2lth day d NA kSuN -.
between the hOUu OllO and y O'clock 4 y In
mh,o &c BoNHLH,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

II
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Benjamin p.
McaSchen and Kate NJ, bis vile, 70 Ie.is Bailey,
trustee dated October 80 1875, aud recorded 10 the
office Of tbs Clerk Of the ouuty Court o. Ohio
county, W, Va, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No, ., page
$50 aud by virtue Of 40 order Of tho Circuit Court q
said county, made on the Slh day Of January, 1881
appointing lne the gndsrggnGd trustee IN SAID aeea,
SATURDAY, THE lGTu DAY OF APRIL, 1881,
on the premises, commencing al o'clock ?. ", pro-
Cgoel TO sell to the and best bidder or bidders
the following real Estate, to-Wt Lots No. aud 10
In CAldWers addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, 'front.'
Ing 1876 feet on TWeniy'ninth street, AID running
back 8S6 ieot excepting part oil lotNo and part
Of lot No 0, which have BEEN heretofore sold,
These lots will DO sold together or tGpaTAtNI Or ~
pIriSO lots, Ss II shall DO found that they will sell
most gdVADtageOuSy, OF ~ will best Iuil. pu eha1eis
plat Of the lots can DO seen at my once, No. lSOJ
MSTIet street.
the purchaser may eltctto pay cash, The balance 10
one and two years, Wv, HOGEI trustee.
W, n, HALLRR, AuotlOneth mhlI
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TIME TABLE.
wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after SATURDAY, November IA i'm
can On the Wheeling and Kim Groye r, r viii iub
~ follows Caft will leave the city leofn6F d MAffei
and Eleventh streets, and Hofn6roOk'8 Park Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Ilr1ipuRdn, WHEELING 4 KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY;
WHEELING, W. Va, March o. 1885,
The annual MEETING Of the stakeholder d IL
Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky RaIlrsaA CtI.
pany, wilt DO held 81 The prlnlpA office Of he m.
plny, 10 the city Of Wheeling, W. Va on
THURSDAY, the 2Ith day Of MARCH, a, D, IN,
At 4 o'clock p. nj for the purpose Of holdln, il
election for direc ors 10 serve iF the ensuing H.
aud for the trauBactlon Of such other business III
properly DO brought before the meeting
'lI B. B. IIlGETT
mhI0Th Assistant SsCrViIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-17
REpEMpTIoN OF CITY BOND,

IN REDEMPTION OF CITY BOSp
Tho holders Of the ~ per cent bonds Of The C,
Of Wheeling, Issued under the OldlnRBte Of Sil ~
hereby notified that In accordance with prNV lOt,
) ald ordinance, the following bonds Ma 93G. Iss
I2B, 1877, 2S6, 2l6, 1854, 229, 9II, DO iii
976, 81, 2l2, 10, 23O, $40, 81, 05, aSi, IL
having bean drawn BY lot, will 30 Iaid on pre'tsI
tlon TO the unde aligned, and will cease 70 bear ll.I
HENRY K. LIST,
BENZ, DAVENPORT,
Commissioners Of City Of Wheeling
MARCH 1. 1881, NH
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.HE PROPOSED STATE FAM

Thara will DO nesting Of tho stookbLI...
West Virginia Exposition and state FGir 1,'a.eo!A,
Rud OtherJ interested In the project, a, NJ atsS
HousH, on SATURDAY EVENING, NARrI "a Vs1ri
At I:s0 o,s'oeT. Aetehan's and citizens Io aiD.,
work dona by the ouIpmlttee and Other in,I.eltA
mattSri will DO presented for onnldBFIiioB uua,
mhI5 THE hOLlCITlNG COWVrTrv,
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+ ,Aw PRINTING
Ei's; si'h laaf; lAR ~ n . Van
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NEW ApVERIIsEMENIe.

MANTED-A GOOD GIRL. APPLY
wv immsllatsly q IlOl chlpliaO Gtrsst mhll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
JOHN 7. DAVIS.

This Young man whose death recently be-
reaved his devoted family ard paiued the whole
community was the only son OF fhos. " ana
Maria T. Davis. He was born 2sth Dec. 1851,
and died 2nd Sept 1881.
Having lost his mother when not more than
> or Is wears old. John was raised By an Only
a,,-t Who ever cherished him with the most
anxious and tender love. and guarded his cdu-
cation and morals with utmost care. In sab
ha.h and secular 81 ools healways manifested
diligence IN study. an eager spirit OF inquiry;
and manly conduct: making fine progress ana
winning the admiration OF his teachers zen
erous and Kind bearing towards companions
bound them strongly % hiln and made hlm a
f1voritc. in Bis thirteenth year ne joined the
communion Of the Presbyterian Church.
As q son he was obedicnt. anec'ionaie' anu
consiacrate. and dearly beloved. He was
truthful and trustworthy For many years ne
attended school in CharlcstOwn, and when a
well .-rown youth. DESTROYS of hecominga mas
'sr mechanic he got a situation IN the railroad
sbop- az AEartinsburg Here bis health became
impaired. but so resolved was he on completing
his preparation that he persisted, against even
the counsel OF his family, in his iabors ana
confinement. Till az length he vas compelled 70
ask for honorable discharge from the shops.
While waiting somewhat impaiicntly for work
more suitable 10 his health, death overlook
him and claimed him for its own. The large
concourse OF friends at his funeral showed how
generally he had nten esteemed in life ana how
deeply the community deplored his death,
while II gave pledge Of sympathy with his
stricken family in their great sorrow. May lie
who f tempers the breeze 10 the shOrn lamb
TEMPER this afliiction 10 their strength and
console them with the Spirit of his grace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

The remains of the late President Gar
field were removed from E'oc'op 90 " "'n-
ON Wednesday Of last weeS' and p''c'' u"-
der the Dome OF the capitol "NeIe' =! ing
in state they were viewed by nearly nuns
drcd thousand >orrowins people ON fii-
day at 8 Il. ". the funeral obequies 900 the
Roiunda Of the Capitol were attended by
fifteen hundred persons admitted by ticket
whilst hundreds o. thousands awaited QUO
side and thronsea che avenue 10 see inc pro-
cesslon move ON To- lh' TallIoa0 STATION '.''"
whence the body OF tn' ce'' I,'''''''
would start Tor inc 'a>' r.s,in5 pace '.
Lake Efie' A"y ''I,'''''..,S '- ''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Under the sub-head "the Fayorite Rail
road stocks the London correspondent OF
tho NewYork Rorld writes:
Formost areong these stand, and have
stood for years past, the BONDS Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, in holding which
man always feels that he is MS safe as j
his money were in the Bank of England.
This company has always kept faith with its
English creditors, and theaefore Il has q
repute which would make the fortune OF
any of the numerous enterprises row lying
neglected in brokers Offices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
WINCHESTER ITEMS.
From the Nc,cs

From the Nc.es.
Mr.. John Moling, for many years coun-
tv surveyor, died at his home on the Mar
tinsburg road, last Friday.
The remains of Miss Antoinette Lee, OF
Baltimore. formerly Of this place, and a
daughter of the late Daniel Lee, were
brought to Winchester for interment in Mt.
Hebron Cemetery.
Last Sunday morning about 9 o'clock the
sumac mills Of Mr. German Smith were dis
covered to be on ire. The fire was e',tin-
euishcd. but the damage to machinery and
stock is considerable Il viii take some
limo ID pet the mill in running order He
still, however, is receiving and shipping.
Loss fully covered by insurance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

The New York Times says: "O0t & the
heavy affection Of the past eleven weeks We
NAV take this cheerful thought-the id'e
differences that have separated two sections
If the Republic have disappeared in Tie
presence Of q common grief" Aye, AID
viii remain disappeared if Stalwartiam he
crushed and It's chronic secticA1l cry be
lushcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
$1,000 Reward.

J. Three FL; Cattle, weighing about
10oo lbs oorh snrnosed to have strayed from
lire of :. V.R. Il. between White Post anu
Shenandoah Junction.
ANY person having the same in their losses
sion or having knowledge II their whereabouts,
will communicate With TIC undersigned.
CHAS 2. HATCH,
GEM Freight Agent ;. Y. X. r..
Hagerstown, Nd.
1907
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
NUST TO DUST.


vyt,t,,cr the OCCASION. 20 nation in f,.l IS o
..,i...,,, .;..bt To-,lav this country. and every
,.,,.,l ,;i7,,,, of Fl of whatever party or creed
s. ,,c.nin, th, bitt,rcst tears that ever people
she'd Why is this2 Isitbecausc the chief cx-
,cntive officer ofthc country thc chosen repre-
sentative of the majesty, its law and author
itv. 81 time of peace and prosperity, "n'ie
standing in a pchlic thurousiiare. surrounded,
as De Thought, by the si"ipic hUi sufficient se-
,orif, which our free institution, ti around
every citizen. bc DE humble oy exalted, was
stricken down T., bef-r,-tl,>s. ruthless law
less harS'er boo assassin This, indeed would
H.. cvrlanation of indignation rather than Of
grief 10 is when we remember Who thcyic'im
was and the exceptional circumstances that
surrounded him circumstance that, toogrcat
extent. he called into existence. and chat are
therefore. part of himself, 10 Is vi'en wcpon-
der ON the life now no more, THAT from IT'S ear
lest days35 ri.ostrr'rhcn bastard hand laid
it low and Of an thc virtues that that life Illus
,r,,tcd. 70 is When We recall the early struggles
with university and Tine triumphs over &C.; ,h,
continued culture and development of head
and heart. resulting in an ideal example for
the youth and manhood of thc country 10 Is
when We remember thc many public services
.as DISTINGUISHED as they were useful and not
i,s> perhaps the heroic siru.-'c win disease
and the cheerful, christian resignation '' '''
death tl,ot We now know Was inevitable iom
a. ~, Ills. toe,nle extent. explains J'e rH'-
,..-,l s,.rur,fh,. tlat 80 is lot.el couso,cl the
.,,r.rin'. President .,srs. tlc t'ucr. how
over pna,aillne. tears that in every end of ,hc
earth flowed forth in answer to the -ad-cycn
though expected uIn-s of hi- death.
Glorious fellow The country lcoFuclto love
him because of his love ;or the country; and
ttrecls because 10 knows, ti. though c,,ctcu
a., a party indeed by a mere majority he felt
when elected that hc w.s tli- president NOT ot
81 party but of the whole people. and meant. SD
e,r "a, I'm him lay. tina, there should mo- Longer
-. er, OCCASION for grief or tca,s in amy end of
r
"a has been Observed ry ,isf t-r,flfcl people
tviih satisfaction. trst TIC great crime which
l.,s deprived uso the President 0.sc'mmit,cd
mot bv democrat or by q southern man.
Time has shown tha, there wa, uo possibility
.or such tbin-. THE grief of the S0uthi~ pois-
slant as 70 IS universal The bitterness oi hcr
}ears.is sufficient proof chat no Southern hnd
saplf hsye committed thc das,3rjiy ac, which
ras -addened the popular hear, and clothed thc
,ation I'm mourning.
As vc write. the record Of Garfield seems CD
pass before us. And what rccorl ID Is, Ge-
niaity. generosity. love oi country every = mere
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

The New York C9amvo4l Adccr'iser,
ConkUar's own, sounds the stalwGrt retreat
in advising the President to retain his pre-
deccssor's Cabinet as al earnest of follow
ing rap " the good work that has been be
run"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

On consideration whereof the cc~'rt doth
adiudgc. order ana decree that this cause be
rccommitted TO u Commissioner of this court
with instructions 20 execute the order OF rel
erencc heretofore made In MS cause On the
18th Of january 1881, viz. to ascertain ana re-
no.. Ist the real estate OF which Abraham
Mvrcs died seized, where the same IS situated,
its qnantit', value, ard annual rental value
2nd, to ascertain and r,q'6rt the liens against
the real estate Of the S.id Abraham Myers, eX-
hibitnr their amounts and priorities. Bird, to
ascertain and report toe amoont dte upon the
claim of Henry X. Dougtpss ~ the bill men
toned. and make report e lis proceedings 10
the next tern OF THIS court. Notice OF the OK
ecuiion Of this decFce shall bc gwen ~ puon-
cation once a week for four successive entire
weeks in some newspaper published in Jciief-
son county. .-...,.-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
,@sS--THE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
OCTOBER L, 1881.

Mr. j. ED BURNS business from this date under Tie
firm name of VIC @ ARIEL d co. =, ., =, ~.
We call the attention Pebble large Stock Of Goods Wearew
and than before Our supply
Boots and large embracing SandariSye Our Padp
stock of Fine handmade complete We viii show be
fer Goods and Lower Our stock Of Clothing No
We have also splendid Ladies Dress Goods Fannea eor an
s LARGE Stock of Hats Caps latest styles and also ear
Notions what We have will require your personal In
pecicn. Respectfully y, - c,pprrr zoo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

sellers Liver Pills" have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver con-
plaiat, costiyeness, etc, FOX fifty years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Kalskabaa, the meauderiug king Of the
Sandwich Islands is doing this great coun-
t-y of orrs once move. tie was in Wash
inetoh this week sud thence viii Journey
by easy stages into the Golden Gate euroute
home. The Hawaiian monarch Is quite
-warthy, has jet black eyes and curly hair.
wears mou.tache, imperial and whiskors,
stands five feet eleven and weighs go
mounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

The whiiom Democratic m,Jority in the
senate viii 1T its called extra session on the
l0th-3Ionday week-doubtlcss permit
Messrs Iapham and Miller Of New York
and who ever may be the successor Of Gen
Burnside Of Rhode Island to cool their SEN
atorial-clect heels in Che ante room while
it emclat5s Republican precedent in orsa-
uizing the Senate: electing a president
probably Bayard) and secretary the lattol
vice Burch. deceased. The stalwarts arc
of cour5c hopp;n' mad but the opportunity
is Of their own creating and the example t
he followed Lhcir very oNi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Pending the letc Presidents illness twas
q juvenile head and p most level onc, that
absorbed tbe rcal lesson OF thcstrokc. said
young James Garfield. Ne and my chc.ns
have seen enough Of ambition and don't
want any of IT," Seldom before has the
f4lhn Wolscy beca 50 freely translated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
shenandolh YaIley RaiIroad,

at an elevation Of 1909 feet above the sea level
commanding Il magnificent view OF the sur,
rounding country Ii is built after the model
of inns Of Queen Anne's time, andis thorough
" in harmony with the quaintncss and coy
comfort Of that period while in respect to the
couycncnccs that moecrn ingenuity has con-
triyed it is the equal of the best hotels OF the
present day.
This hotel has been built expressly for the
ACCOMMODATIONS OF VISITORS To THE CAyEsrs
and is furnished throughout r. the hest man
ufacturng and importing houses known TO the
trade of New York and Philadelphia.
Every room in the house is supplied with
woycn-wrc and hair mattresses, electric bells
and gus Bath rooms, hot and cold water, and
every convenience pertaining TO iirst-class
hotel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
a truc "Ntr3ct-
Testo
:. ?. LYNCH Cle:A
NOTICE

T.hsi Execute The provision of the above
decree AZ my office In Chnrlestowa on Tuesday
oct 21tn, lSoi. O.. ......,,.,.
Gro. y. e. FEARSLEY,
ortobcr | iSSl-it- Commissioner.
Free Press fee 500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
EnN s,i,.E EE.inse.. GooAs.

Z WILL. in few days open my Fall and
: Winter Stock Of Charlottesville CassimereS.
These goods arc hc'tcr tlan before and we can
confidently recommend them 10 the trnlc.
ae-,berI lS,f DAVID HOWELL.
Nov in stock and for sale. Red and Blue
y Twillel FLANNEL Atwood Rcd shaker
very superior: Blacl, and Brown Canton, Che
v;ois. Ticks Tw'Icd Bieachcd l0-i Sheeting,
Now -t-,e Print DAVID HOWELL.
C,REY and Iral ca Linsey Grey and Fancy
Il Nam Heavy Boots Mems Ca.t Boots and
Frcl,riclsburc Shoes Nackcrel IN KITS or by
The doom DAVID HOWELL.
DURF Cflc- Vinegar for Pickles, years old
/ Spices. fil liI- Of Grotetics tioGr Hams
Crackers Corn Meal for sale by --.-.
Oct.bc-t 1SSt DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Tickling induces laughter, except tickling
in the Throat which causes coughing
once removed by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
25 cents a bottle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

The Baltimore merchants and maluiac-
turers association is raising funds for test
case in Virginia to decide the legality of
the Dominion and North Carolina tax IN
nonresident drummcrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Its q Foolish Mistake % c0gfound q
remedy Of mcritwith quack medicines. We
have used Parkcr's Ginger Tonic with The
happicst results for Dyspepsia and Debility,
and know i, 10 be a sterling health restors-
tfyo Tlwr-