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Nfexia.'
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
MExIA, June Weather here, very
warm and dry. Thermometer stands 05 in
the shade. We expect heavy crops, and our
merchants are preparing for same.
I. Nussbaum is building two new brick
stores IS by 90. Kamsler Bros. are re-
modelling their store and adding fiity feet
more to II. ID. NJ. Prendergast, our bank
er, improves the appearance OF his banking
house with large flre-proof vault and an
iron front.
Mr.. r. Hanna, of Ennis, has accepted the
position Of cashier with Messrs. Oliver &
Griggs, tho new banking house of Dallas,
and will be ready for duty about August 2l.
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observance Of international engagements
Of Egypt. The powers, he said, would
SIGN PROTOCOL
forbidding them to seek an advantage out
side Of the basis Of conference. The gov
ernment had In no degree resigned their in.
dependence. II, contrary to all expecta.
tions, they found themselves confronted by
resolution Inconsistent with their dignity,
they would resume liberty OF action, but
they were convinced the existing accord
would continue.
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Colorado.
Special 10 tho Herald.

CoLoaapo, June 22.-Grand and extern
sivc preparations are being made here for
the Fourth Of July celebration. Special
rates have been given by Manager Hoxie
10 Colorado aud return rom Dallas, Fort
Worth and all points aloDg tho road. II
We had line rain and some hail yes.
terday.
All quiet In the city.
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feather WEIGHT!

No garment of any kind intended for Summer
wear should be heavier than is designated by the
words that head this article especially is this the
case in Clothing for the Feet In this connection we
would call attention to line of Light Weight
BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS, amongst which will
he found
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Galveston.

Galveston.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON June 22--At meeting of the
bar association to-day committee preyf.
ously appointed reported directing
the use of $500 Insurance receiy-
ed on the library destroyed by fire,
January 18th, as fund for the pur.
chase of a new library for the use
of the higher courts. Messrs Balinger,
Levi, Street and benson were appointed az
committee to confer with the committee OF
commissioners court with that end In view.
Messrs Labatt, ,.McLenon and Rhodes were
| appointed as a committee to arrange for
the reception and entertainment of the Bar
association, to meet here July 10Th.
John Consadine, superintendent of tele.
graph on the New York, Texas & Mexican
road, who was badly crushed at Rosenburp
| Monday afternoon, died here Mt an early
hour this morning and was buried to-day
Tho commencement exercises of St
Mary's university were held at the Ire.
mont opera house tonight. Everything
passed of in the most satisfactory style
The rapid progress Of the students was no
| ticeable.
The display ofiireworks on the beach Is Ia
he again instituted for the summer on Sun.
day nights, permission having been granted
by the mayor.
The Mexican cable is now in perfect
| operation, and very heavy business IL being
transacted. The flash system Is still EN-.
| ployed, but II Is TO be abandoned In favor
ofa sclfwriting system, now In operation
throughout the British possessions.
vs.. Higgins, ofDallas Is at the fremont
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A Brutal Murder Near Hico An As.
sassin Stays the Wrong Man
He Is Subsequently Ap.
pretended.
The Comptroller ON the Cash Bal.
ance-will Probably be Larger
than Expected.
State Troops to be Despatched to q
Turbulent Section Of the
State.
A Negro Bitten by Rattle.snak'
ut Texarkana.
Some Facts and Figures AbOn
Wool.
Other Interesting State News
A Negro Bitten by a Rattle.snake
ut Texarkana.
Some Facts and Figures About
Wool.
!. !. Other Interesting State News.
Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Aubtlns
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, June 22.-Captain oglesby is or
dered to proceed with a detachment of
troops to the Pecos river, on the sunset ex-
tension, where the toughest crowd that the
state has ever had to deal with are said to
be congregating.
The district court grand jury adjourned
to-day. They returned twenty-eight in
dictments.
The comptroller has ON hand drafts drawn
on the collectors payable out of the state
revenue to pay amounts due the counties
for the current year, amounting to $50, 900.
| COLLECTORS are rapidly closing their accounts
| ana the comptroller has no doubt of the
surplus revenue on July lst reaching his
estimateto the legislature, viz, $500, 200,
while If collections continue with the
promptness exhibited thus far the cash
balance, he says, will reach 81, ,000,0O by
that date.
Charters were filed to-day by the Baptist
church at Tyler; and the Rio Grande Il Pc.
cos Milling company, capital stock $3.50, 600,
with the object of developing coal mines
between the Rio Grande and Pecos rivers.
| In the matter of Vincente Bermerez, said
to have been kidnapped in Mexico, impri.
soaed in San Antonio and sentenced by the
last term OF the court for seven years in the
penitentiary, the governor says. he has re.
ceived two letters from Secretary Freling
huysen on that subject. He has communi
Gated with Judge Russell, of the Rio Grande
district, who informed him that Bermere,
had been brought from Mexico and deliy
cred to Captain Oglesby, when they took
him to the Texas jail. The governor |.
unable to say whether or not he was prop
erly extradited, but has addressed th,
proper officers with the view of ascertainins
the facts in that regard.
Commissioner Walsh has sold the lane
with timber blown down by the storm, IL
San Jacinto county, at IS Der acre. tn,
rolls OF the school lands in Hardin, Tyler
Trinity and San Jaclnto counties are beinl
examined and will be for sale soon.
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SEVERAL SPEC|ALT|ES!'
Ladies' Kid, Button, Hand-Sewed FURNS at
$3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500.
Ladies' Misses and Chi|dren's Slippers.
We are in this line showing the most complete
stock Of Late Styles to be found anywhere Ladies'
Slippers from soc to $3.50 pair
.CH|LDREyS SANDALS AND BUTTON VIEWPOINTS
From 25 Cents Pair Upward.
GENTS Low QUARTER SH0ESI

The Season for these Goods opening late, and we
having prepared for a full trade, are left with
Surplus Of Stock, which we are determined to close
Mems Low Gut SHOES, very good quality, from $125
up Fine, Sewed, Calf Strap TIES at $3.50, $3.50 and
$4OO. Boys Low Cut SHOES at 95c, $1.0O, $685.
$15O and 90.
The above are but a FEW THINGS selected at
random. Ladies and Gentlemen both should not fail
to call and examine OUR OFFERINGS. We are
confident that you will purchase, because we have
PRICED our GOODS with the special purpose Of
accomplishing that end
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Tcunrsaus.

Special 10 the Herald.
TKSAnKAsA, Juno 22.--A negro named
Henry Aiken was bitten by largo rattle
snake "a. .day q, 1 r. m. Henry was at
at work on The construction train seventeen
miles from the city, ana when they brought
him In he va, Ia prscarious condition
and may die.
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Special 70 the Herald.


HorsroS, June 2.-The negro, John
Cane, charged with rapinr young married
lady, Mrs. Scott, In this county last Jan.
uary, was tried before the criminal court
to-day, found guilty aud punishment as.
sessed at death. Tue evidence against him
was very conclusive. An aiibi was endehv.
orcd TO be. proven BY the defense, hut II was
flimsv aud would not work.
Judge Gus,ave Cook Ia receiving numsr.
ous solicitations from different parts Of the
state, asking him 20 be q candidate for
either rovernor or Judge. Of the ccurt u A..
Cook believes In the old.style democracy
that offices OF such responsibility should
seek the man and not the man the ofiice.
The Judge will not advocate his own claim
but will not be adverse 10 nomination BY
The state convention.
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mercial.
hInCka.


Nrw YoRk, June 22.-The stock marke,
opened irregular but In main t@l lower
than closing prices OF yesterday, the latte,
for Reading. Boston Air Line preferred
however, was higher. In the early trad,
the general list sold up ieaI. Louisvllle 4
Nashville LEADING, Subsequently, specula.
lon became weak aud prices fell lmiI.
Denver g Rio Urlnde, Louisville 4 Nhs6,
vilc and New jersey Central being con.
splruOus In the decline. Al IA O'clock
iher was general recovery Of tdui, Den.
yer Il Rio urandc lending therein,
FUTURES.
NEw YoRk, June 9-rhe Posts cotton
repur, says: Future deliveries opened
b.lp 10 i.lCJ higher, advanced other q. ion
20 7iDo, nn,lly los, the advance aud were
bought at lao y. m soiuewhat below prices
paid a. tue tirst csll. AZ the thiri call An.
gust sold u ~. October II Is, January
ii 6J. Apfll n. June Was held al IL Is. Jul,
a IL q, SeptembIr y II, November Ii h{
De,ember IL o., February II Ts, March
IL ~.
Continued ON euvrth nsss
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WurTrRLY MnEcKEn.n %

COLUMBIA, $. o., June S2.-About 8
O'Clock this evening, during a sharp thun-
der.storm, the beautiful Confederate monu-
ment on the state house was struck by
lightning. The liie.size white marble
statue OF a soldier surmounting II was
DASHED TO THE GROUND,
ana demoiished; Ihe bolt struck the
rim of the hat and glanced oil, entering the
base and shivering It.
THE HEAD OF THE SOLDIER
was cut off and u mass OF what was one of
the. handsomest pieces OF monumental
sculpture in the country lies at the base
utterly wrecked.
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Crimes and Casualties

HAMILTON, ONT, June 22.-The through
express train going west on the Western
road, jumped the track to-day half a nil,
east OF the depot. The. engineer was killed
section Boss NJ. Allen has been arrested fol
criminal negligence in leaving the switch
misplaced.
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NOTES.
band.

Pa,,o. has ~ Methodist churches
.n.ive of German and colored ones.
The Southern Presbyterians will build
hurch 1T Salonicz, .G'eece-the ancient
rhessolonica.
Capitalists have bought the Coosa coal
ields and sill supply Atlanta factories via
al at 50 ton.
Isly is about closing down on, the viii
lainous gambling hell. at Monaco. sfiity
,ujcides Il year aud ruin 30 thousands hs
,een laid ai these Turing doors.
5000 laborers are employed on the Psns'
ma canal work They accomplish but VI
tie A. ,le s-months' isthmus rains. render
the swamp, prolific Of fevsr.
The memoirs of Nine. Cornee, foster 'ii-
.er Of Napoloan Cd, who, died 10 10, are
publishing in Paris. She haunted she lul-
l,ri,. and served her tinsnAn in mspy
subtle strategy.
The high license liquor Law is cutting
loxn the saloons NO thirds in Sebrssf'-
Big cities pay 81, 900 ans. small one. %V'--
the money reverting TO he schools. om;-
ba', licenses foot rp 900 yearly.
In st. Petersburg's female university ol
ma-rons. 6iO noble lsdie., l33 merchant
daughters, l02 Traders daughters, peasant
.irl- and daughters Of soldiers are stuey-
inatomy and thing.
The duties on lcgscies. annuitie', etc. cost
a man fortune to die in England Tho
per ct il legied on estste- len. children II
20 brothers and sisters per CT. :. II uncies
or aunt. per Ct, and one tenth is gobo'ed
where 40 blood relation inherits. Psteu-
ties pay sI, 900 to secure their right.
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No Grcnt. Hurry.

It was in Philadelphia that man step
ped up " the railroad ticket Office the 9TH
e, dsy:nnd inquired:
as there any cut on rates TO New York'"
No, sir"
ANY drop on the regular fare TO Web
ington?"
None"
Anything OF on tickets to Buffalo,
"No."
"Any likelihood Of cut from here 70
Chicsgor
Don't think so.i Which way. are. ycu
going''
well, I'll go in any direction uherc
there is cut on rates. Don't make any
difference tome where ] 60"
".There is no eut j., any direction
VERY we'll; III wait. until there i
Ir n no great hurry, and if the railroads
think they can sire Ene out ,hey'll find taein'
selves barking up tie wrong tree"
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1893.
MaTper's Magazine.
ILLUS RA L ID.
1893

Errper's Magu.inc begins its sizty-sixth vol
un,e with the December Nrn,ber Il is not on
ly the most popular illustrated periodical in
Americ. and England but A'so ihe largest IN
IT, -.h-me the n rst beautiful in its appear
aur-. and the best magazine for the home. y
new notel. entitled " Fox the Major by Con
sr.scE fgsIyoAE WocLsos, the arthor OF
Anne" Vas began ia the November Number.
In literary and artistic excellence the NdgG-
-iue improves with each successive number
Special efforts have Been made Tor the hghier
entertainment of its readers through hunics-
Ons stories, sketches, dc.
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A'igsinia fres grsss.
Nm. 4 ". W.B. GALLhhER, Editors
cha rlo.torn. .Eeo-~son County, Hest Va
Decemser 20, 1852.
The CIare-or TIE 0srdea.

The :. Y. Comm,rr,H idrerfi,sr d;scours
es Ruently anent the d4hiias and chrysan
theums which lsTdy frost has permiite'
10 so develop a. to cause sn impetus IN thei
culture next season. The latter flower in
yites admiration ty i,> wide range Of colo
while tn d.hlss, grown from the EnglisI
-inrle bloom species. in two varieties, az
rivallirg the suufnwcr. in Forgeousness an
race. One of ,Leni, covered ini.ially tai
.l,umn. Stimulates csc.rs blossom in ior"
and color and has been named the Glare O
he Garden.
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gAllEl'! fLll8liglLs.

Per Y ear:
HARPER'S MAGAZINE - 10
HARPER'S WEEKLY ~
HARPEK'S BAIAR ~
The THREE above publications ~ ~
ANY THO above named ~
HAKPERo fOU NG PEOPLE :"
HARPERS MAGAZINE 5a
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
HAKPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY
~, ~, - Iuubsr's) 10 0J
F41tce Free 10 n subscribers IN the tn'ie''
.S,.tsS or CGAg'.a.
Thevolume, Of the HIy:5iIe begin with the
Numbers fer June and December Of each year.
when 10 time Is specified, II will be under
stood hat The subscriber wishes to begin with
the current Number.
The last Eight Volumes OF hGrYeTs EagG-
-i,.e. in neat cloth binding viii be sentby mail,
postpaid, on receipt OF 50 80. Goth Cases, Tor
binding. 20 cents e.sch-by mail. po-tpsid.
Index To Hsrysr's NagGsiae, Alphabetical
Analytical, ANA CLASSIFIED, for Volumes TO %
inclusive. from Juns, lSj0, 20 June, 1871 one
vol, svo, Cloth, - ~.
Remitl iuce should Dc made by F0St-Olhce
Money Order or Draft, ~ svOid chance of loss.
Nc.ssl.Ysrs Grs i.ol 20 copy ihis n!rerfNeiae"'
ipiil5.,, n erDreNs Dr.!er o. HARPER q BRoTHKRs
Address HARPER& bROI HERS, New YORK
Dec. 8, 1852.
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uSfEEhaf BROTHERS,
IfA sSD
OIL FINISH.

YTis the OntelYAL and only GENUINE H.sD
4 OIL Fir.sH in the marse..
II dric- quick snd hard, rubs easily, and does
nut s;rstch.
Itis the best Finish for Pianos and Organs.
Il is the bet Finish For Furniture.
lis the best Finish for School Desks and
ovass.
Its thr bs,t Finish f0r Dwelling. and Pub
lie Bindings.
Itis The bs.. Finish for Rustic Frames and
MoGijinss
II make, either = Dead Finish or Brilliant
Polish, and is not affected by Water or
Damp.
Owing 70 tie reputation our ' HAED CiL FIH,
isH has attained, many limitations are offered
and sold Al lna price, being frequently rel '-
,sited a, our kAxn on fisIsH.
Ask your dealer for bEssy BsnTs2sS hAsp
OH. FfSisH." 4ndt4ke no other. Ii he d'cs not
keep r. send direct To- us si!d yOur order VII!
receive prompt attention.
BERRY DRCTEERB.
Ya.ni.h Manufacturers,
Dsrsoir, MIcH.
ADrii y. .5S2-y.
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Gratitude Doc.0r to an acquaintance
" M Jones, an Elsd 10 sec you have re-
covered" Mr. Jones" Yes, you have
saved my life how can thank you suiS-
ciently?r Doctor-"I saved. your life!
Why I didn't attend you" w. JONES
" Yes-and that is why am 50 .ratcful."
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sEysx .AyD .NONsYSsE.

SENSE .1yD NONSENSE.
Little Jack Horner
Sa. in the corner
Eating concentrated lye;
His mother came in
He. had ,mptied. The tin;
They viii meet in the sweet
bye aDd bye.
New method os making tooth. powder.
Grind your-teesh.
The oaly kind Of vice much stunned By
the;young men of to-day seems. to .be sd-
vice.
One of the most aggravating Of bores ID
spi.al stub on close-dtting shirt bosom.
Man proposes and wonan diseoross'
More particularly 50 if it's a plste OF va
nilla cream.
"Thi.i, an ea-ly fall,' IS the man said
when he dropped on the o'clock banAn'
peel. a
Many man !. not satisfied to 1--we on
the face cf the earth. He triss to.hve ou
Sis own f.ce.
"You have lovely teeth, Ethel" "fo
George, she fondly.lisped they we're
Christmas present from Aun, Grace"
A minor fcll in love with girl. at hrss
,icht, she vss easily smitten with him. aud
,he eI;ire cousl.hip was. Ny. pet" "fos
oet."
nOn.City lady, 'who,uron going into
the kitchen, found tie. cook nearly sci'ded
20 death, remarked, well done, thou good
and faithful servant"
How 20 keep warm Borrow money OF
your friends xnd''negles. to repay.it They
will keep you warm aud get very hot ra-
Ter the collar themselves.
4 young man st CHESTER, Pennsyi'an'f'
.ot mad and fed 20 parts unknown becnsSe
his. girl wouldn't pay for bis, WEDDING suit
Such a s,ingyfgih don't deserve hni-
band.
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Banking in..ne. Vest.

II i- related that the President of a ban.
in The Gansison region had occasion to Vi'-
It Denver, and on his rethrn be met ire
porter Of the bank at the depot, ard s'fec.:
"well, james, has the csshier sbscon-
ded y
".No, SIR
" Burglar. broken in"
No, sir"
BooikeePcr been charged with ornbet-
clement"
NO, cir"
Been run on the. bsnk!"
40, siF."
Then everything is ell night, oh?'
Yes, sir, except a runor around Town
that. you Lad robbed TIE bank 0. S1e,ceo
and sailed for EuTope."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23

4 California paper says: zone Of our
wealthic.i citizens LEFT his Eastern home
sixteen year, sgo and. arrived in san iran-
cisco With Only one siirt to his back, since
which timr he hs- accumulated twelve mil
hcn-." Ju,, thins Of it, twelve million
shifts 4 biz .hir, tale, that.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23

Crushed, indeed: A youthful asPirant to
poets honcrs, whose maiden attempt bore
the title Of Simply 70 Thy Cross Cling,
.a- siruc. dumb With horror. when il aP-
pesred in tie next reeily edition Of shs
to.n paper under :he title Of Simpl. Lit
t.s Cross Eyed Thing"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23

I.h', 4 awful. skunk fur Is becoming
fashionable, and j; j not sold under any
other uamc either II is 4 nice looking
and y.ry comfortable fur, Notwithstanding
tie hcrrid .hings said about il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23

A clerk Of Ill sfainently respectable bouse,
the head of rhirh Is sdeaco1, rs- instruct
ID to pscisre ~ advertisement and have II
ins riod in tie papers. be prepared one
sGich rad The pot .cocPed! We to.d
four .ccs 90 tie bob-'ail flush Of any other
house il town on fine. table-olosh,.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23
1 contentsa ceantry EDITOR.

Once upon a time an editor in search Of
food WAS compelled to pawn his damon
b;rt studs for loaf Of brcai While con-
Yeying the humble neal TO his castle hun
rry dog ran oil With II. and t. few moment-
later robbers relieved the editor of bis gold
watch and $50 ~ -ionry. ir-tcst oi being
rllted by tbcsr unlo~arl ineid'uts the Ell
Or smilingIy remarked: 81 thank the gods
I At have st,u my appetite left" Wear
taught by ,h!s fsb., tat true contentmen
. the greate.t Of ali journalistic boons.
You wouldn't believe il, may be, but We
1T annually seventy-hve million dollar
ynrth or egcs-Gotbam alone gulping eigh'
IN million. The crystallizing process--o'
lcs-ircstion which renders permane'
he .re,hnr-. Of an ecg by is mere reduc-
.ou 10 = consolidated mass Of yol. and al
umen bv the removal of the water from Ga
,!,ell. j. largely carried on in 81. Louis anC
sew York. Treated thus, the egg become
m amber-hued, yitreous substance, may b.
.hippcd any distance into any climate with
ut injury and il restored at will % It's orig
nal condition by simply adding the water
which has been artificially removed.
At Warstewstein, nesr Casselin, Ger
nany, is library Which il said 20 contain
curious collection OF books. At the fir
glance one would take these books N be-
nere logs of wood but investigation show
that each volume j. really a complete his,o-
tory of the Tree Which it rsrre-euis. The
ack l. the bark ia which small Pisce Is
cut To- write the scientific and common rsme
AZ title one s;e -ioySthe tree trun. IN
t. naturs state and the other is vanished
and polished. Inside az, shown the leayts,
-ait. fibrc sud the insect and other para
it's which prey upon it, and full descril'
tien Of it. products, &c, j. added.
The December Havv', Easy Chair
recommend, hat he Government secure a
aud strip oa bo,h .ides OF Niagara Falls IN
rider 10 si.p ti.s su-e encroachnent OF un.
,igl;iy hr.idin,s-'iops and water po"er
E,c;oTi,s. Tn5 sa'eE cou!d IL carried 10 th'
mills around 81, Fail. snd Tie g.andsur o.
,ae csiarsct preserved. Tie project, sag
gcstcd in 15,by New York and. Canadian
citizens screwed Rom because Of 40 IN
der ed ehrly settlement Of the estai'
.hercon Niagara Is situated.
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1868.
Ra:pa's 5&:2r.
ILLU 5 T K \ T E D.
1868

This popular journal is n rsrc combination
O: literature. art and fashion. It's stories, po-
ems aud essays are by ,he best writers OF Eu-
rope and America its sngr.vines possess the
highest artistic sIc-iiencs; and in Ail matters
pertaining L, fashion IL y uni v-r,s!ly a.En0Sl-
ed H. be The leading authority in the lsnd.
The ner volume will contain many brilliant
novelties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23
LINES.

when will il be, dear Love
Oh when
May fnld,you once more as o. yore
And call myself ble.t among men?
Where -ili it b., sweet Love
Ola. where
Shall the ghosts of the years be drowned IL
tears-
Our ,ilcnt thank. giving. prayer?
What will il be, tTsr love
An what,
That our li;S s'al. ssy on hat rare day
We meet, To sb.Ge 1lray -
.. God Bless thou our lot
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GgR.zRD no USE,

yE. Corner Ninth snd Che-tnu, SIS, Phils
J. McKlrs,,. Manager J. II DrNrI.e-, Sup
STREET CARS run from all the principal
Darots 70 the HOTEL. The accommodations
are in all respec., equal TO any in the Csty.-
$40 per day.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23
POETRY y.
4 EIRENELL.

Ny fairest child have no song to give you;
No lark could pipe 70 skies 50 dull cnd gray
Yet. ere We past one lesson can leave you
For ever, day.
De good sweet maid and iet who viii De clever
Do noble things, not'isean them. At day long
And 50 make life, death aad the vast forever
One grand, sweet soug
-CAar!es KiagIey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-23

s5,2C8 $50 i. the sum total.of the. .iEdisn
appropriation bill passed lssr ssk,