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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-11

FINANCIAL.

>s,, York Times says Of the gold certid-
~ ~ issue Of which beCsn this week
- /, snv. doubts exist that the public
ssN.,.tly accept them, gladly paying over TO
,t.sssury department coin for The exchange.
~ IL likely, however, 10 be one exception TO
~ The associated banks Keep FOR their
's-naspS a large amount OF gold in special
W ", ,ssiih Inc Bank of America, where most
~ md IS packed for shipment abroad
I'D generally aggregating over SS000l-
~ " ,enr,i sen,ed by certificates issued by the
NJ america For reasons involved In the
VA ". AZ tbe clearinghouse management there
s.ls likelihood that this gold viii be trans
vi a the government in exchange for new
.sseetes or, al least not Immediately One
80 rcasons is TO De found in the fact that
| p,nk of America certificates are absolutely
,.'isss 10 any holder not a member of the
ing. house association. while the govern
y, cold certificates are negotiable every
~ and worth their face value TO any
a SSiib the public the new gold certificates will
[.n1y business transactions Using them
,,ggs1is can be made more readily, moreSafely
4 more satisfactorily in many ways than by
Iause u coin,
\ III street district, is enormous, beyond any
H. nSthe average man. The last annual re
y, Sf President William Dowd to the Clearing
Me- association, showed that within the
|sslye months covered by his review SSH, COO go
S,,d coin was taken through the streets OF the
M h meet the requirements OF the three -score
s.ts included In this association. This S375,-
N al weighed over csc tons, coming from the
4 ,nessury TO the clearing house on balances.
Ecurse these balances vary from day to day.
frsns the administration of Assistant Urea.
MI Acton, the largest debit noted for any day
n, an July last when over IL, COO, 900 Went
n, Prior 10 the appointment of Mr., Acton the
I,Iance on one occasion reached over 2S, 500 600,
,l 10 pay il seventeen tons OF gold had to be
nIen from the sub. treasury vaults and passed
fver 10 the clearinghouse authorities for Il
ss,psr distribution among the creditor banks.
ko Inc least interesting feature Of this immense
nm transfer OF gold under the direction of the
rieirinc house association is tho fact that each
mi every dollar Of the millions is carried
N,ough the streets and delivered by one man,
4 rather By one man and his assistants"
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing ,lnob.
served In the urine and many other disease,
that lead TO insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTu
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and tIcalmenY will
not cure, or for anything impure or lplirious
found init THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free, Thor.
ough examination and advice, including nnaly.
81 on bottle, or four timesthc luanuty, SO 09;
sent toany address on receipt oil price. or & o. d.,
tho g, o. u. sent without 81 enclosed az a guar.
anieol secure from observation, and In private
INSTITUTE, us Olive street, St Louis. MISSOURI
Wholesale Agents, W, II. HOWELL. u BRO
Dallas Texas
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is u nevcr.fsiling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness aper.
matorrhGa O'9 r
MANHOOD, impoten.
oy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youmful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years--such nc
Loss of Memory, las.
sltudc, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion 10 aocie.
10 ntpanaag 81 Mlulnu
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Medical.

illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages cloth
and Gilt binding, 50 cents; same paper cover,
y cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womenhood, 10
cents; pamphlet cents. securely sealed, by
WHITTIER, the great specialist, GU ~. tharles
street 50 Louis. Mo
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COTTON.

IN .SNVlV'S OF cotton in THIS city to-day were
Nd 'I ny onys by wagon and siSty.four i,,. )
A.. A ihv shipments were one hundred h.itS,
sS.sMle lexaS x Pacific road. The only change
,syS IN prices in this country Is nm advance Of
,sa NY In New York. All the other markets
,ocesauy Yesterdays quotations There IL
6lov.a. IN prices in this city, which are MS
~ middlng
slr ic . a, ''''''''. ,''s''''',,'"s,'' W
ics NY. I9w middling o.
Ga nuuuung Observation-Disclosures, w
Qtllnss. nary 20
~ '.'s,u.,''',,,, Observation-Disclosures, 81
M htenham Banner of Saturday says. Mr.
~ Aver, cotton buyer, will to-day complete
mpmeut ola order for 1000 bales OF cotton
,,.,s ~ y Liverpool The cotton was all COM
~, ,.p mere aud shipped TO Galveston via the
nsite railway, and thence by steamer,
Inv ,uve mas been some effort 10 prove that corn
q MY IN this country, and not cotton, but
G,S V,' , ,slls short Of this fact During tho
MAJ ,,nnn We exported ga 900 0lO worth OF cot.
OncSna ~ lho grain exports only reached sSs,.
,o,t a aul even counting corn IN the form OF
~ me figures only reach tlA7,OOlOOO
wnnNNoutier-l Journal says Sea island cotton
N,rssposeu TO have been frst carried from the
lnss.,o i Anqulln TO the Bahamas, and nas
r,s,ssu mo Georgia In 1855, The best kind Is
e,si on me low, sandy islands OF the coast Of
tSalHa Florida and South Carolpa. Soiue-
niNs ~ " ~ called black. seed cotton from the
l1 Stlhe seed, The staple Is very long, silky
~ n aue, The price ranges at fifty cents to 81
II, s,ainl' but the yield Is about 100 pounds
t,n,tSo.son 10 the acre, while the upland will
tS,,,Vv SOO pound, or over, The stalk IL q
,o,,u aS compared with the other kinds and Il
"a ,, WOES well when under the influence Of the
r,a ullsospherc, II Is grown, We believe, In
MA. VI the West Indies, and perhaps other n.
|sAnnrl Me Atlantic tropic. Egyptian cotton
|S,l,h,k rrowcr, sometimes reaching to the
han ~ oi Twelve feet II Is much coarscr staple
nS,' ga Island and brings only the prlc, OF up.
,a'ha WnkrLocK, OF the Future Exchange, and
sIii ~ VI the December Cotton Guess" SAYS II
I've, ,san oe necessary to employs clerk to an.
-. "e letters and enquiries, aud correct wrong
Alni. TOT instance, one man from Fort Worth
hi ss.n mas something TO do with the comet
Apo,hs.u IN guess for tho length Of Its tail
irs,ses, from Galveston, who may have been
M. ~ by misprint In some paper, read 4.
lcsv 1nsrsd OF bales. and wants to know II its
:" osns mat are expected by December rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

The Spirit says; The Church Suppers
at Mt. Hope Schoolhouse, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Of the holiday week,
we are pleased to say, were quite success.
We had the pleasure of being there for a
short while on Wednesday evening, and
found a large assemblage present The Rev.
Mr. Tacke;t, preacher in charge, eyinced
the liveliest interest in the affair, and with
the cordial cooperation Of Mrs. Henry
Moore, Mrs Addie :. Beavers Mrs. Alex
Glassford aud Messrs. Benz Beavers, Henry
Moore, Geo. ". Welsh and others, whom
we DO not remember, everything seemed TO
work Ike clock work, and the handsome
sum Of fifty dollars was netted for the bene-
fit Of the new Oakland Church at that
point"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

Past Sachem Geo. W. NcGliucy installed
the following officers of Osceola Tribe, No.
81. O. r. NJ, for the eusucing term: y. T.
Trus,ell. Sachem; ". b. Davis, Scnice Say
amorc: b. I. Dooley, Junior Sycamore; {.
VI. Hough, Chief of Rec. John II. Bishop,
Keeper OF Wampum +. /. Beller Prophet:
D 4. Phillips. lst Sanop; Geo. ". Wright
9j saaor: K. r. Lucas, l>t Warrior {. /.
Hilbert. "a Warrior; y. I. Manuel, So
Warrior VIM II. Moore. Ir. lrh Warrior
j. A. Eugle Guard of Wiswam: VIM n.
Rodricr Guard 80 Forrest
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Jefferson, to-wi'
In the County Court NorenJer Term, lSSl
tih Dan.

County of Jefferson, to-wit ;
In the County Court Nore'nJer Term, 1881,
tih Dayl.
At Term Of said Court continued and held
the tenth day of November. 1851.
Osborn District-Daniel IIefleb0wer and Or.
4. F. Thomson.
Middlcway District-IOhn +. Shaull, David /.
Jones and Charles r. Littleton.
Potomac Distrct-Johu keplingcr and James
A. Osbourn.
r Melee
Harpers Ferry District and Bolivar District
Adam Coch,rell and John g Coctreli..
Charcstown District-payenpCr wiltshire,
William Beall and Rober, Chew.
The above naIacd persons are appointed Road
Surveyors in the liiIt rent Districts, their terms
Of office To take effect from January LIST, lsS2,
and the former Road Surveyors are notified -
hand over 20 the newly appointed Road sur
ycyors all tools and other property belonging
to the County and the new Road surveyors are
required 20 return an Inventory of all public
property in their hands at OF before the next
Term Of this Court
4 C0py-Jcstc.
T. 4. MOORE.
Clerk Of this Court
sc1t
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EEE'E EssAEss,
BRICK AND STONE MASON,
and Manufacturer Of
MACHINE BRICK.
NhlrIcslOWn. NJ. Y

MY old friends and the prblio generally are
~; informeJ that am prepared todoal Kinds
of Brick work and Stone Nascnryat the short
est notice. and Gln also prepared tocontrict 20
furnish 40. BRICK for building and all pHf-
poses. Thanking my friends o. thc patronage
bestowed upon rae in the past, solicit a con
tinuance, and 20 new orders promise the most
prompt aud careful attention
Nov y. 1850. LEVI BAKER.
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RFEEe.

TAc r,uajns of NiLFEEDC CHAMBERS
c'd.,t-ou of Capt. Geo. W and Fannie \.
Clsnl,ce a-ci l- ycs;-. 'n tfc morning o..
alcNt- .ti t' rest ln beautifully selected
>pn, ir tH' pew part &C the Camp ...I grave
yard. oVe-',.f.a- thc rivers and moan.ai.s.
D.' e'''''''-.. .@' as ''', san WIS
Hyc -e CT -r'" ....'. anu ne3f. never $ 'I''E'
MI. '- ...
I..;., .s- r,l fl,,s O.. Deer Thor, ,
Ws.li,.-.., tr-, - d, r
r,.,.t.. .,t.-.,,.-,, ,.,,,-
% an \ ,,'i. FL. ~. rl,'.'-..f.r i-tb ISL
ADD ,n, .--.-. 4 ,..o..,I. and .i,c i.,s
..t 800,
Ms .'''.,'' $500
a. ,r,pN- NV rfa1r ;- -r.. -i.i. ,.o,
u. 90 NJ .i.- =
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MILLINERY 6 FANCY SOgDs
NOTICE.

THE undersigned intending to remove from
j this city to lIagcriowu, Nd, september l.
1851. and that his books aud huHness must be
closed by the 10Th of August next, he viii SIT
ALL GOODS At COST, irlordei tn ciqae ocl
his present stock of goods Persons wishing %
buy n emit Of clothes will savcTWENIN-FINL
PER CENT 10y giving him call. All eoode
warranted to be made and trimmed in The best
styleand it guaranteed. SALES IOslTlNEtf
CASH All persons knowing tbemsc!rcs IN
debted must settle by Augrt ~ nibofwisl
their accounts will be PLACED In The hands OF
an attorney cor collection. .
ISAAC LQWENSTEIN
Frederick CITY. Nd. July 2, lssl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

If YOU will stop spending so much on Eae
clothes, rich food and style, Ouy good
healthy food, cheaper and better clothing,
get more real and substantial things of lie
every way. and especially stop the foolish
habit Of employing expensive, Guac& doc
tors or using so much Of the vile humOug
medicine that does ya3 only harm, aud put
your trust in that simple, pure remedy. Hop
Bittcrs chat cures always At triiing cost,
YOU will see good times and have good
health. - & kr-Pt-}e.
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.Iz0w0s''s Notice.

I HEREBY give notice that all violation, Of
/ the Ordinance, of the town will be followed
by arrest and prompt punishment to the extent
Of my authority.
ali arc especially warned against the firing
Of guns. pistols. torpcdoes. tirc-crackers, &c.
within Tie corporation limits. Drunkenness
and disorder upon the streets will not be coun-
tenanced and noisy boys are notified that they
must keep their sports within the bounds Il
dcccncy and decorUm.
ESROM SLIFER.
December o. ISSl.-5t. Mayor.
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remain

LIST OF ADVERTISED Letters remain
ing in the Post dice at Charcstown, JEFF
ferson county, ". Va, January 9TH, 1852.
Mrs. Costello, Mrs f. L. Fairchid, Mrs.
\. Z. Woodbridge, Miss Annie Hergors-
heimer, VIM. A. Madella, Henry Spinner,
sam u. We're, Henry s. Walker.
The above letters, if net called fcrwithin
thirty days, Will be sent to the dead letter
Office. Persons calling ior them will please
say tia, they are advertised.
Benz. 7. LE!sENEING, ?. ".
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

County Of Jefferson, to-Tit A:
In the County CONT NoremJer 7era, 1881,
an Dqyl
At Term Of said Court continued and held
tire tenth day Of November, lssl
Change made at this Term in the District
lines between the Districts of Shcphcrdsowu,
Harpers Ferry and Charicstown
Beginning at the corner OF Knott * liana-
gan on the Potomac River running thence by q
straight line Go the corner % John A. Link and
John Moicr. in Elizabeth Jonc- inc. thence
with line Of Link and M0icr. aud passing South
of Nichols shop. and on in the same direction
10 q point ~ the line between Daniel Link and
Philip Moler about forty rods East Of tic Hall
town and Shcpdcrds,own iumkike, thence by
a straight line passing last Of JuionUlc %
the crossing of the aforesaid turnpike and tine
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. thcncc hy o
straight line 20 tic ,-trnor pf Mary !. X. Beali
ahd Maria J. Macfarland. and thei'ce with
their line 10 their corner IN the ola Warm
Spring road, and thence with said ro0d io
SchaciIcr, cross roads The othcrlin remain
as established. 10y first order dividing the
County into Five Districts.
\ Copy Tes;e.
+ A. MOORE.
Dee. l.. issi-5t.
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Mr.. George Barnes. of Bagnall & Barnes,
south Water street. said that his wife had
been severe sufferer with neuralgia for
vearsand had tried many remedies in vain.
l. jacobs Oil is the oGly thing that brought
her rellcL
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IMPORTANT.

When YOU visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage ESpreSsage and Carriage Hire and stop
AZ Grand Tltioa Hotc. opposite Grand Central
Depot. $50 rooms. fitted up AT a cost of one
million dollars, reduced 10 81 and upwards per
day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied With the best. Horse ears. stages and
elevated railroad TO all depois. Families can
live better for less money az the Grgad Union
Ab'a than 81 any other ivst-class hotel in the
city
Anril2 Sly.
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CHURCH. NOTES.

The SscIaoacnt Of the Lords Supper viii
be Administered in the Presbyterian Church
on SUNDAY morning next, 18th instant.
Preaching on Friday sLd Saturday Of this
week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

S.s.5 Druggists Convention at Peters
bnr- las: week elected among Others &. w.
Nav. of Staunton, vice-prcsident, and Dr.
p A Craighll Of Lynchburg, native Of
mi, place. corresponding secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

Cir SlryrS.ov,r, of this place Deputy
g. f, N...tll. % on Monday last TO be IN
la-cc l..n ,ae District Court at Par
l.-. ar- f,chas executed his bond, and
80, hay. POO 3aay, NIL perform the duties Of
bis position y.ry acccltab.y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

Tia, R.v pr. Juo. A. Scott, pastor o. the
p,.s'~r-r' ~ church a; Elk Branch, claims
,.,...'f. ,ucc.s-;on through Paul, who says
-, o,s "lace beaten Or. Scott was
......it r-,. shines By his excellent
.....r... ME,'d- recently.
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vECK'S
ILLTSTR1TED FLOH.fL CUJDf

For ISL is so Elega,' POD. " 20 Poo f;so
C0iorcd Piates VI Fi5s-.. eri w3re 2 80
Illustrations Of tho cns.4-- over. .arts 3at
Vegetables. and Direction or sr sil-. u lf
handsome enough fgr LLe ,l 41 " =
Holiday Present Send ~ yoU- rs1e agd pcs.
Office address, with u cent. 1-.a ( $3.50 a.d
you copy, postage pa I.1s taq.ift9T
Of is cost. II is pria;ei 10 bo;A ..ae.isL aud
German. If you sfterwart oFde. deduct
the 10 cts.
YIcE's SzErs are Else best IN the world The
Floral Guife viii tell you how 20 st and grow
them.
ITok's T7orey and Ylg<qiis G;rr,t-.,, f75 Pages,
6 COlorsi Plate, 800 Engfy,n.g for50 cents
in paper covers 500 ia elegant cloth. In
Geruisu or English
Viclfs illustrator JglRiy NrTc-'ne-32 PAGE.
a Coored Plate in eyer, i'm bef nd many iuc
BngFsyngs. Price 81 Is q year; I..e Copies
for 500. Specimen numbers sent Or ~ cents
3 trial copies for % cents. Aclress
JAMES VI.K, Roohoo.s., =. T.
Jsnu1Tv :. i--2
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Jas. Isam, of Richmond, Ky, il dead,
aged l03 During the war of 1912 he pass
Cd his time in cavern IN the mountains,
making ,7ltVctre for the manufacture OF
gun-pow3cr for the American army.
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For Rent.

TIVE brick Store House and Dwelling on
/ Main street, one door west of National
Bank. for Rent until April l, iS>3. Possession
given on the j.; day. of JANUARY or lst day Of
April lSs2 as may be the pleasure of the ap-
Piicant.
z SHCGART.
Doc "a isSl-N
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DUKE AHD GALlAHER
Have in Stock

Fire Cutlery and many Useful and
ornamental things suitable for Gifts or in
diSpen>able in preparing for tlic season Of good
cheer-among tile latter tie most approved
Cooking and Heating S,OyCs Tinwarc Tc.. &c.
Dc.cr-he- 10 ISL
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GTi~tav Brown
s.0n.qfnjag og9sr.

NINROD TRUsSfLL is Sole Agent in
y Ch,Ilcstown for lIathcr's Perfumed Kid
Gloves, ~. . and 1 Buttons every pair guar
anteed Centre Room Salie7 Building.
December p ISL
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Western .Wayyia,.d Il. "a.
Taking Effect Sunday, Sept. 4, 1881.
Baltimore Time)
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,

taxing Llccl cuuNuNi CNi'N. D ioNi'
Baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,
Daily except Sunday,
rs \. ". MartinSburg Express-arIiyes at
Baltimore Ills A. NJ.
g. 50 4. NJ and 90 p. ", Fer tdgemont and
Intermediate points.
80 =. II. Nail-arriving at Baltimore 600
J. NJ
435P.M. S.V. Express at c. V. depot ar
irving at Baltimore at SD T. NJ.
arrive AT ItAGERSTOWN.
SIS \. NJ, and 200 ?. n. From EdEemont
and intermediate points.
100 l. y. :. Y. Express, al {. '. Depot,
from Baltimore at 7.j5 4 NJ.
I2.I5 p. " Mail-lcaving Baltimore at SO
A. NJ.
7.5j 2. ". Martinsburg ExpreSs-lcave Bal
tmore 400 i. NJ.
!. VI. HOOD,
General Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD, Genl Ticket Agent
Sept, 10, ISL.
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Death Of MISS Christine O. FOuke,

This highly esteemed lady died att res
idence of her brother, Isaac Fouke, ESD, in
this town, or Wednesday morning, Janua-
~ llth. al the advanced age of 81 years
Her long life was spent in selt-denial and
constant ministraJions to the wants Of 9th
ers. As long as strength Of body and mind
were granted her, wherever the sick and suf-
fering were to be found there was she, ever
ready to soothe and comfort At the time
of the Brown raid upon Harper's Ferry
she heroically exposed herself to the ruth
less bullet of the invaders in order to aid in
recovering the body Of theslain Mayor Beck
ham, During the trying scenes of the late
war size was as an angel of mercy to hun
dreds of suffering soldiers, devoting her
whole time % nursing the wounded both Of
friend and foe, and many a fallen brave had
his last hours consoled by her gentle touch
many a sick OF wounded soldier owed his
life % her unwearied care The last years
of her life she was Frustrated by extreme
aye. and her mental faculties were obscured,
but previous to this her fidelity to her Christ
ian duties. consistent walk and conversation
and unyarying Christian demeanor assure
her friends that she has laid aside irail
mortal tenement for life Of blessedness and
rest
lone more form in the ransomed throng
Who have washed their robes in the SayiOurs
blood.
one more voice In the endless song
That arises around the throne OF God.
In the following kind words the SPIRIT
chronicles tie death Of JONI SHANNON
GALLAHER:
shannon wss kind and genial in his
disposition, and possessed q host Of friends,
especially among those of his comrades OF.
q like or younger age. His last illness was
a lingering one and wa, borne with rare
t1r.itude lie died not as without hope and
his mourning friends have left with them
the blessed assurance chat his freed spirit
crossed over the river 90 rst uader the
shade of the eternal trees, and that his
rich voice. So 9tten heard among Us here, is
now tuned to tie immortal songs OF The re-
deemed
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KRf0fso fer Safe.

4 SECONDHAND PIANO (Knabe make
: for sale cheap by
Dec. 10. 1881. C. W. T. KEARSLEY.
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Mr. Carter Shepherd, Of Clarke County,
died recently in the Goth year Of his age.
The Courier says he fell from an apple tree
in October, and his death resulted from in
jaries taon received. He was a highly re-
spccted citizen and leaves wife and large
family Of children 20 lament Iii, death
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old family 9uarnal.
january ~, 1883


Aid fdtItltl Altllfli1l.
"" 0o Go
January ~, sSSe.
sa.s Druggists Convention at Peters
bYr- lss:week elected among Others G. w.
Nav of Staunton, a vicc-president, and DIR.
b 4 Cr,ighHl Of Lynchburg, a native OF
,,;. Mace corresponding secretary.
-
Iae a.'. va. mo - o 80, :, l'''''V' = -.
Per''r'p azure" az III, '1 n ''',''' 80,
.. ~l ice beaten" Or. Scott was
.1s- -.-,. shines bv his excellent
....,.s, puE,,d'- recently.
,Ir S-ryro,''or' OF inns place DTPU.'
e. F., Nltsh'., 80 "n Aoniay last TO OG ID
a-e.la7ce p. ID '.'' l''''''y' = 0V'' ., -
m.l.,..,ol,.... NIL .er.orm the duties Of
t. ,....io, ,.r, ,cccsnb.v.
i,w,l Dc scc3 ty On article e'se" mere
tha, jao. Vi. Daniel ESD Is the Attorney
ia t.is county rrrc-enans 'Ne uo'O.-
n.u-h" silver Nn.a- Company. There Is
significance io th, name.
Mr. Jno q. shire, has been appointed
D.m,v Assessor Pos Mr.. II. A. Alexander
,t.'.. ;-.-.,. lu.;., under the late 'av
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NOW IN stock and Tor sale, Red and Blue
y Twilled Flannel Atwood Red Shaker
very superior; Black and Brown Canton. Che
yiois. Ticks. Twillci Bieached l0-i Sheeting.
Sew Stvle Prints. DAVID HOWELL
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HEAVY Contracts. On account OF the
large number Of contracts the Great Marble
sud Granite Works of j. 4. Young are run
ming day and night TO Gll the orders coming
in SO fast This is enough 20 convince the
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AZ tae work viii pay all 70 call and see
Opposite old Post Office, Martinsburg
Dec 10 lS>l-zt.
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The gEW YORK VARIETY STORE.

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Great pay. Reader, if You want business at
which YOU can make great pay al the time you
work. write for particulars to II. uALLETT *
to, Portland, Maine.
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