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.ME.FT .W.EEsNET, Sc.


TTIIE undersigned have entered into co-part-
4 ncrShip and are conducting business on
Main street opposite VI T. Parsonage. II j.
our purpose 20 have constantly on hand
CHOICE FRESH MEATS,
in season, carefully slaughtered aud dressed :;
also bacon Fowls. Fish Fruits, Flour. Meal,
Corn Bran. Onal. &c The housckecpeT can
call upon us coufilcntlE expecting t. lind the
best supplies for the table procurable N this
market and at reasonable Charge.
Respectfully,
MERCHANT 3 LUCAS.
February T. 1872
WE have memorandum book fpr every
W farmer in Jefferson County, free Of cost
Gail at the Cour, House Square Drug Store and
ask for it,
January 2S. lss2 AISQUITIi & co.
PREPARED Paint. eleven diGcrcn. colors In
1 lib cans ready for use.
AISQUITH & co.
1900 Fec; of Window slass-all sizes. and 300
AISQUITH & co.
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~, charge arannounccmcn,~ for muuici-
pal officers al advertising rates,
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III U.gR.yY.l'G.

DERsoNS knowing Themselves infebted to
: ne viii please call at once and settle their
hlls-as am compelled % have money 70
meet my obligations, and will be compelled 20
transfer them to ~ cftcer for collection if not
Faid promptly -
C. ". TRUssELL.
March !. -
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DIR. J. ~. DoUNEE.

Oaice 800 Main Street. Char,cstovn, ". Va
June D. ISIS.
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Crystnl Flour.

DAKER & BROTHERS CRYSTAL FLOUR
- f0rSale By
Feb. II, 1852 GEO. VT. KEARsLEY.
DUBBER BOOTS and Shoes, and Snow Tx
IA cludeTs, for sale by
Dec. 10. &. VT. KEARSLEY.
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OLD family 9uarnal.
.iprH %, 1882.
E.FESEs

-ANfAt - t"'-
----------------'---- -
E.FEsR.
,,-r,,,,- CIV pounds of Lard f7on some /.
W -.-,.r indebted 90 thc FREE l'EIsS,
U N.N ". W. g. GALLAilEE.
t-rI g. l,o2.
,,,,-, Court next Monday. Circuit +
.-,uil begin on the 10th.
p-. o.ace in Market House Building al /
.-rharsday night, 9th.
49, Vm. C.. Russell, Jr~ representing
..a. ale shoe house Of James Carey q
baltimore. was in town on Tuesday.
t,ars lady presented the editor Of the
With q pen wiper, If the cold in our
continues q few kerchieG will be &C
ab'.-' us.
f.,.,t.,ecn byadycr;is, uont;hatMessrs.
....ts--,a * Rejl have leased the Carter
r.. stables and will have a wei furnish
sf.ev Fe,daadSalsc tlblishmer'-socd
,-s handsome asy-roiUg eth cles, %c.
v- Ims, ~. Butt has erected a fine
ire with tin roof, for Mr.. John
r p.t.-. near Summit Point, and has
.-.. 20 tuul q barn for Mr.. W. b.
s Che Stealth farm.
..,. m..r. G Directors Of the JEFF
,-..r 1871, T--,,r,rc, Ca,,,-
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R~ggies for Sale.

I HAVE two new Buggies which | will sell
l. upon very moderate terms.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
April I'D 1852
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Important TO Gas Consumers.

Middleway, W. Va, April q. 1882.
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NOTICE.

TIE Outstanding per cent JtFfTBS0N
I COUNTY BONDS. nun bered from : fo %,
Of the denomination of 81 900. must be pre-
scented at the Trcasur,rs Office Of Jefferson
County. V Va at Charlie town, on or before
March 18Th. lss2 Interest will cease Oh said
honds At that date.
EUGENE BAKER sgcnt.
Feb. Is, 1882
Gcc week in your cvn town. = Outfit
300 free. Norisk Eyerythingnew. Cap
ital not required. We will furnish YOU every
thing. Many are making fortunes. Ladies
make a. much rs men, and boy and girls make
great pav. Reader, if YOU want n business at
which You can make great pay all the ume you
work. write for particulars TO II. HALLETT q
Co. Portland Maine.
Dec = Sly
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EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No. G3s daily. Ali other trains daily except |
Sunday.
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Harper Ferry& Valley Branch
% e. - W r.

63s / $40 Clio CSC 6is
=. n. \. NJ. a. N. p. ~ ?. N.
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ARTS, 1850 2m.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

had tied n string 10 Tho poor little dogs
tail, and on The other end u the stfing was
n deserted oyster can
ooh brother - said Lucy, "see what the
wicked boys nte doing.
Ard then tears Glled hel eyes, because
she felt sorry for the dog,
Then Charles asked the boys 10 let The
dog 90. They would not do this, but said
they would sell him the dog for 2j cents.
III we buy the dog, Lucy, you can have
no ice cream, for / have only % cents In my
pocket, " said Charles.
Then Lucy was very sad, for she loved
ice.cream dearly, but still she knew II was
her duty to prevent the dog from suffering.
so for q moment she was silent, and then
looking up TO her brother, she said In neT
pretty way: "You kick in the ribs Of the
boys, dear brother, and will hustle the
pup up the alley" =,
And 50 Lucy had her ice.cream after all
-TChicago Tribune.
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Charged win EmbezzIemsut

City Marshal Arnold arrested 7. J
Franck, late travelling salesman for the No
Ian & Price hardware company ofthis city
on q warrant sworn put BY the firm. charg
ing him with embezzling q sum Of money
exceeding so. which it is alleged he col
Iecied from the debtors Of the firm. The
officer arrived in the city yesterday with
his prisoner, who subsequently, gave bond
for his appearance ~ the next term Of the
district court. When arrested be told The
officer that be knew be was amer him. but
that be had lodged him in order 70 make
his way back 70 Dallas and make masters
satisfactory. &c he claimed be had done
nothing with criminal intent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Little Iucys biz brother Charles prom
issd 20 buy her sorns ies crssm Saturday II
she would hep her hair niosiy brushed
durinr the week
ore day Iuu aD1 her brother were 70
ing - TIE rlace Where the le cream vas
Frrf Iurr wns trotting along holding
r.e~la hard Ehe hea-1 q strE1rt uoist
n fhs E-er uenr them Locking sbe szr
tvs b1ys via e Little ruecdcE ore by
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, 900 pagos, cloth
and sllt bind M, 81 cents amo n paper cover
~ cents. Manhood, 10 ccniG w%omanhood 10
cents; pamphlet o cents, securely sealed, by
mall Send money or postage stamps Dr,
WHITTIER, the great specialist, Gi7 st. Charles
stroet 81 IOuIa. Mo
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The following marriage licenses were T.
sued By County Clerk Harrood during the
past week
II. T. Daniels and Addis Brooks J. J.
Bea~sr and Luciuds Jackson. jane n.
Grim and LIRE Warren, tathan Clark
ard Kstie Rnurs Elcha-d LranEln and
Petite NorsnnrSr W.-R Hin and Live
lleraufr- ce1r-s - WUler and TatgT
a. Alernder J. G. Isu1rnEn a1d Susan
Prr-re Na-rus i. Alexander ard Jennetta
WolleT.
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!, 967 Prizes, amounting to. $685., 500
Appncanon for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office of the company in New Or.
leans.
For further information, write clearly, giving.
full address. Send orders by Express, Regis
tered Letter or Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans. La.
FRANK L0BRAN0. Southeast Corner Fourth
and Houston Streets. Fort Worth. Texas.
GEO. A. WEBSTER, 705 Elm Street.
DALLA TEXAS
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sAMHousroN.

Clear, Congent md nassallablo Views
ofThls TcxIan Patriot and Broad
Minded Statesman on Snmptu-
ary Laws.
The Genius OF America Hostile to IN.
reference with Her Citizens
Penates and Lires.
The Conscience too Delicate In Compost
ton to be Rudely Tinkered by
the Legislator.
The Blue Laws Of Connecticut and
Their Work.
Religion is Not the Handmade of Pcrse.
c%utiOn, Nor
Law the Yassal or the Tool OF
Tyranny. i
D,oofb;ur Wards aud nurninr
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gasdieai.
nasdieat
no "
Yellow Fever
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE OF BAVANNhH
GA, WHO USED TT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876,

GA, WHO USED IT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876,
MEssRs. J. II. ZEfLIH Il CO.,
GENTLEMEN I'VE, the undersigned. Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad, In grateful OBJ.
legations for the benefits VIC received from the
use Of Simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic In Savannah, Georgia,
In the summer and fall Of 1876, desire to mako
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic, We used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator, prepared
by J. II. Zeilin & Co., and though exposed to
the worst miasmatic influences Of the Yellow
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at different hours of the night, and also In
spending entire nights in the city during the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic. with
but the single exception OF one of us, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con-
tinued In our usual good health, a circumstance
we can account for in no other way but by the
effect, under Providence Of the habitual and con-
tinued use of Simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, G. B.. Patterson, John Il.
Collins, Jas. l.. Mallette, Melton f. Cooper.
e1-Always ask your Druggists for DR.. SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and be sure to see those
Identical words printed on the label, and having
thereon n red 2 Trade Mark, Seal and signature
off. ii. Zeilin & Co. None other is Genuine.
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RE M ARKABL. E..
Letter from q Traveller I!
KANsAs Cry. Mo-. Sept, 20. 1856

KANSAS Cry. Mo-, Sept, 20, 1882.
think 1t a duty ! owe to humanity to say
what your remedy has done for me. One year
ago | contracted Il had case of blood disease,
and not knowing the result OF such troubles, /
allowed IL TO run on for some time, but finally
applied to the best physician IN this city, who
treated me for six months. In that time Ltook
over COO pills Of protoiodide of mercury, u grain
each, ana had run down in weight from 20 TO
l57 pounds, and was confined 10 my bed with
Mercurial Rheu matism, scarcely able to turn
myself in bed. Being travelling man, some of
the fraternity found me in this deplorable con-
dition, and recommended mt to try your spe-
81 s; : ''sI 1 s @ss s 8 ;5s !:
use, l commenced the use of II with very little
faith, and In less than three weeks was able to
take my place on the road. The sores and cop
per.colored spots gradually disappeared, and
to-day | have not q sore or spot on my person,
and my weight Is 2l7 pounos, being more than
1t ever was l do not wish you to publish my
name, but you may show tins letter to any who
doubt the merit of =. s. e., for l know it is a
sure cure. Yours truly, j. II. b.
Some thirty years ago there lived in Mont.
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time by the medical profession of this own
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After persistently taking 1t two months he was
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CURE

Or. Bohannan's "NeretAbie Curative is warranted 10 pef
manenfy euro al forms Of ep-rrlattorrbea or Seminal
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Sold by All Druggists.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
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Law the Yassal or the Tool of
Tyranny. r
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Religion is Not the Handmade of Pcrse.
c%utiOn, Nor
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

The Blue Laws Of Connecticut and
Their Work.
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GfB. J MONTHLY DRAWING.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
An Attractive Picture,

European art amateurs are a good deal stirred up over painting recently uncovered at POmpeI which, from the grouping, has been at once ac- Cepted as a Roman carlcature of the judgment of Solomon. Ih,re are four teen figures. Three judges on a dIas, soldiers and fupcuCuarIss and woman holding baDe on the block III an at titude of immClatIOn. The King Is Te- presented as the judge In the centre, and hIs dias has the semblance of throne rather than a judgment seat. \ woman kueels befrre the King with disOrdered hair and ID apparent anguish. The babe IS lying naked on a three legged butchers block. A woman in c. helmet and a soldier trapped in armor and plumes are making ready to cut the body with falchion The drawing Is said to be very poor, but the cOlOrIng, like everything resurrected of that na- ture from the buried city, Is brilliant be- yond expression. The picture was ac- cepted at once as a Roman treatment of SOlOmOn's famous decision between the contendlug mothers. But the descrip- tons which join in describing the sub iect as treated ID caricature make It cer- tain that the picture, however interest ing. cannot positively be intended to commemorate the Jewish ruler. Sol omon was ayOur z man when the famous judgment was given, and his court was only presided over by himself The controversy, however, IS warming up English disputaUts, and the picture will draw additional thousands to the won deriul museum of Naples.-Phlladelphis prass
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
California News Items

James Brothers, an old resident and prominent farmer of Yubs county, died Tuesday.
 Camp l6, near Truckee, was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. The loss IS about S3,0O0.
 Sheriff Lash of Siskiyou Tuesday ar rested David Baker, William Baker and Samuel Baker on charge of stealing horses in Colusa county.
 Henry Calvin Wills and James Bean. arrested on suspicion of setting fire to Shells granary at Yreka, had hearing Tuesday and were released.
 Robert Prune, a POlander, aged forty seven, was found dead in his bed Tuesday morning at SpanIshtown. He leaves a son and daughter in Pitts burg, Pa.
 Two freight trains came into collision at Port Costa, at the point where the Lorne party special train was run into, damaging the engines and demOlishing two cars.
 At San Jose Tuesday the Fair was we'll attended. The pavilion IS in good order and exhibits are arranged in a convenient and artistic manner. The display of fruits is large and contribu- tiOns to the art gallery are creditable.
 The Congregational church of Stock ton, Monday, by a vote of @ to IS, adopted a resolution to the effect that the church accept the findings of the Council called to oinvestigate the charges against it's pastor, the Rev. J. F. Hooper, and abide by it's decision upon the questions submitted to 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
President Arthur's Presentiment.

A gentleman who IS on intimate terms of personal friendship with President Arthur, and who was the bosom friend of his law partner, the late Benjamin K. Phelps, was speaking of the accident to the United States steamer Dispatch, a d few days since when she ran upon the rocks of Newport harbor, and says he was terribly distressed over 1t, tritiing as it was. As for the President" he remarked, "I do not wonder over the telegram which says that he was very much distressed over the casualty. He has not had really happy day Hnce be was inaugurstsd President. l do not think him any more superstitlous than the ayerageCf men, but I know that he is harrassed by a presentimentt that he will not live out his term He has DO fear of assassination but hIs nervous inagina- ton flor 1t Is nothing but imagination leans toward death by sickness or scci- dent, and this makes his life sad one. Probably the thousands of men who envy NIT. Arthur his good luck, and think that be must necessarily be the happiest man in the United States, will be surprised to learn that the President carrys his own load of sorrow, and finds that the highest office is not without its thOrns. IL was this that made him weary of the ceaseless round of gayety at Newport, and led him to turn his back upon the smiles of shOddy at a time when the aristOcracy of fashion 8 city by the sea thought their attentions had raised him to the pinnacle of self-sstis- faction.-New York Cor. Philadelphia Record.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
4 Mono COuntT Mine.

The Gro mine was first brought into notice when a west crosscut from the Maybelle intersected the Orc vein at a depth of 3O0 feet. and exposed three or four veins of white quartz. Tn which there was liberal sprInkling of ruby silver-something at the time quite new and sensational. The ore chimney thus discover, has been found success sively on the 42O and 52U-fOOt level. In each successive level 1t was found to pitch north, and on the 520-foot level q drift was run over 200 feet north before it was encountered. The Assure on this level was 1S feet ID width, filled with clay and vein matter and success sive veins of quartz. On the the IA foot level this Assure was crOsscut for nearly 100 feet, and before the hanging wall was reached the water came Tn so strong that the crosscut was bulk headed and work suspended in that direction. A drift WAS then run north along the foot wall of the ledge, and it had been extended but few feet be- fore a shoo. of rich silver ore showed itself i'll the roof of the drift As the drift was continued north the rich ore extended down lower and finally 1t sp- peared from the top to the bottom ID the face. Thus it would appear that this chimney pitches north like the one ID the other levels. and which must be 300 or 400 feet further north. Superin- tendent Steel started a winze in this vein short time since. Last week Monday, it was B feet in depth below the 71ftoot level. Where started the vein of quartz was about six inches wide and showed some rich ruby silver and sulphuret ore. This vein has steadily widened and improved in quality ID going down, and st the bottom it was two and one-halt feet wide, eight inches being probably the richest ore which has ever been found in the mine. On Tuesday the rich DOT ton of the vein videned out to foot. -BOdie Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-01
FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, IRELAND, Sept. 2S-E. Dwyer Grey Is suffering acute in prison from affection of the chest.
 CArTARo, Sept 2s-Disturbances have broken out among the Montenegrins in KalaschlD. Governrr Baseaar sent R body of Nizals to occupy Turkish Kal- aschiu.
 CAIRO, Sept. 2S.-There have been riots in several towns ID upper Egypt owing to the efforts of the officials to en- force demonstration of loyalty to the khedIve. Flags and devices have been torn down by the mob and Christians insulted and maltreated.
 LONDON, September 2S.-A Vienna newspaper publishes a story in effect that the Emperor and Empress of Russia were secretly crowned during the recent visit to Moscow. If the Emperor