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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04
New Advertisements.
ESTRAY.

IRON my premises, near Eckhart,
L alb nut ian, 10Th, 1882, I've Spot
ted Steers, one spike-horn, and the
letters u. NJ" branded ON horn of each;
viii weigh $40 or 900 lbs. l will pay lib
orally for their return or infnms ION cad
ing thereto. JOSIAH M. PORTER,
Feb 4. Eckhart, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

PREVENTIVE OF DIPHTHERIA D..
]. w. NcLesn, oil NorwaIk, Cont
sends tht 70 lowing TO the New York
T b..ne al vie of the increase
in tie number of fatal cases of scar
latina and dlpAtheria, | wish you
would publish the results Of the US
of a preventive against tho contagion
of these diseases. Daring the four
years I have used it, and in forty
well-m ,rlsed cases Of diphtheria,
where l40 persons were exposed to
be contagon, not single case b 8
been reported to me. l use one dram
If Mousel's salt, or the sub-sulplate
OF iron, in eight ounces of cold water j.,
adding plenty of sugar to overcome
the taste of the iron. OF this solution
| give from one to eight tea-sI oonsfu
each day, according to the proximity
of the disease. AS it has proved so
efficacious in my hands, I am anxious
TO lave 1T generally tested"
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Business Locals.

FRANK 9. BEALL, "The" Hardware and
Stove Man, keeps the best and largest
;tock of WoOdenware In town.
Give him call.
HAVING recently received from Vermont
an enormous supply of rine marble, am
now prepared TO accommodate ali persons
in Alegany county with ANYTHING needed
N tie line of Toni bstOnes, Cop
ing. Mantels, &c. Only first class
work done at my establishment, An in
spection Of my stock end designs is sollc-
tied. A. ID. AMIcK,
10 and 10 s. Centre Street,
Cumberland.
Do YOU want good whip or Horse
Collar Fra k G. Beal, sells them
che per than the cheapest.
FINE and large assortment of Hard
ware and Stoves, sure to please, can
hr found at Frank q. Beall's Mammoth"
Hardware anu Stove House
HsemOVed.--A. LoEwENsTErr de-
sizes 10 inform his fritnls aud patrons that
he las removed his tailoring depa iment
10 bis dwelling, corner Mechanic and Tay-
or sIie,Js, where he has ev, ny facility Tor
| tiXi,g UP tie "outer han" in Labil,ments
fashionable and cheap. Give him cal.
Ready for Business with as
line aud complete asso tment OF Handsome
Fur-iture as can he found in Allegany
county. Burial Cas- els and Collins q
spec atty. Ca in and examine my stock
aud you will be convinced that alh SELL
lug furniture that will please YOU.
Q. f. NICKEL,
New Warerooms, opposite Marx Vino
lands store, Main street, Frostburg.
Engii.h crvices will he held
every ISL aud Sd SUNDAY of each month AZ
,he Welsh Congr, galional Church. You
are invited. ID. M. GEORGE, Pastor.
A LOT OF handsome Dress Goods
at =, 10, 124 and 10 cents, AZ b. STERN g
o's dry goods emporium. These goods
are really very cheap.
A VERY large line of black and colored
Cash an eres f.om 30 cts. to ii per yard.
ihcse goods are actually II bargain at
b. STERN d Co.
MEN and boys Clothing reduced
fully 20 per cent at b. oTEhN & Co.
|
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

IT haa been found that Maryland Ia, in
it more dogs than any other State in the
Union Piedmont 06serzs..
Not if the psscediug initials are
OIL,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

THE largest number Of coke osc 8
on the globe is in the Conceivable
coke region.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

The Plttsburg and Conceivable
gas coal a; d coke company are hav-
ing twenty new cars built.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

TEE COCOA boHs tells the true story
this winter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

"MIss RAHAs" poem crowded ont
of this issue.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

| netn n!gh eLOuRn IN market 10 justly us
in demanding anoti er advance, Ut when
we look around US and see the great
Clenrfeld region already Is cents per ton
below us, we have to be satisfied with what
we have,
We, as toilers, are determined by fair
means to secure proper shs1e of the
wealth WI create and more Of The leisure
that rightfully belongs to US, and we ask
fyou to 20 hand in hand with us, always
holding before our eyes the old saying
"United We stand, divided we fall"
Yours in the N. & II o.,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MINING NorEs.-Work was re-
srmed in Koontz zine, Homecoming,
Wednesday morning Big Vein will
resume in few month";.
Experts say that the johnson min
interior 10 one OF the best laid out in
the region.
The N " CGntral coal CONF any are
making arrangements to open up $
LOT o! fine cosi in the old Cony mine
near the Koontz t,amAa A ria e
vii, slso be lad to the G. & P. rail
ioad.
Il 3 rumoi Ell that the Hampshli .
end Bait more coal company has a
contract with III B & O. railroad for
t deliver, Of 5 600 tous OF coal.
Wctrr roke through | to tna o.
the head.rg4 \, Gee mine asst week
C. using a temporary su pension OF
work 10 ths deluged heading.
At Johnsop mine thu water broke
thrau. b into The s.sin heading twice
in two weeks
Mtrs's DAVIS B,os having worked
out | the coal beio.. ing to them III
VAgini" MINIS their emp oyees opt ell
work this week, Tee old company
will shortly take hold and finish up
the 40 K.
Alex. Shaw, Esq, M rtgagee, adj
vei tlses for sale all TIE coal uIo per y
OF the Bisen Aroll coil company, In
Guiding III chIIs,y, tramways, etc.
IMPRovEMEETs.-A ]. Willh OF,
hes ru -casced tee planning mill prop
9 ty lat " owned by Mi. hael & Crit.
fifth. The purchaser conIemplateF
teariag down the old mill AID build
ing fur dwellings on tie site.
II IS also reported that Richar6
Beall will shortly common ne rebuff =
ing his plating works, come yesls ape
destroyed by fire.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS. - Senator
Coopsr's bill icr an insps tor of Goa
in Baltimore, now in the Senate
mikes thst officer payable by tsei
charged the consumer or dealer. az
either who appeals may Re ct fault.
Mr.. Turner has introduced bill ia
tax mortgages.
ARREsTED.-Hsrry Warner. tight
rope walker aui "rri7ne of gym.
nssts" (?), was arrested at Barton
Thursday aud taken before Justice
Gender, Of Cnmherla Il He is charged
with stealing sheet from hotel in
the formar town, Bail was furui he'd
for further hearir g.
-------------
WaIcH rs AHEAD? - Salisbury,
Nd, han d fre.bell but 10 tower
Frnstburg mas a tower but 70 bell
Ether we ought 20 have their hell OF
they should have cnr tower. Give ms
enough, ray freight and we'll ship.
VIZ breathe a sigh of relicf-Val'ey
Times.
Yes smel.e like zerhvr which
in its travels, had briefly loafad IN q
tan yard.
TIE Crysfal Corne' Baud haP beer
greatly augmented in uuml ers I
pla mott ex"ellentlv now.
I, TEN 'ifr.rart fecrst societies mes
weekly and semi me nthlg in THU
town.
: AHTEn1IUvIAN witficiem from TN
Valley Times:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04
New Business Locals.

MEMS Sheridan Mining Shoes, made at
Batchelo price $l.60; sold at 81 40 every
wnere else. Call and inspect my stock.
g. HARTMAN,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

HEAvIEsT snowfall Of tina assssn
last Tuesday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

liz our advertising columns SUPER
,ntendeat Blattau, o. the Cum berland
Tel,pbons Company, sdvertises for
bids of chestnut Telegraph POLES.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

HE Niusrs' Fec RI, Of 5eottdelt
Pa, hss lately been enlarged and
otherwise Ervatly improved We wis
the spicy little Joanna great success.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

overweight.
DIED.-Near Eek! art, Saturday
January %, 1882, Mr.. HENRY TRIM.
BILE, aged 80 years and 5 months.
he deceased wss born neOr M
Savage, and las besn living where he
he'd over 30 years. He was OF
our eldest and most respected citizens.
lie eft small child.
In this town. Monday, January 80,
1882, Mrs. SAEAH HALFIN, ielict Of
the late Michael Halfr, aged II
years. The dece. sed left four dauRh-
tels and three cons, al grown.
AT Frost mines, Tuesday. Sis; alt,
CATuARINE. eldest daughter OF Will
'am and NJ rsAret Grimes, aged .
y,srs and 6 months.
MAaR ED AT the M. E. Parson.
&c, January 4, 1882. by Rev J. P
wis n, Mr., JcnN SHARP end Mrs.
SARAH Porter both Of this place.
In KEYS r, j n. 26, by Rev. j. M,
Ciymer, ur ROBERT GRANT. OF tbs
.oun'y, sud Miss MARGARET SCOTT
Of Mineral county, w Va.
In Piedmont, Jan 26, by Rev. L
R. hardwood, Mr.. HERMoN RATH-
MAN, Of Baltimore, and Miss LILLE
DIXON, Of Westernport.
In Westernport, Jas. Is, by Rev.
]. NJ. Clymer. Mr.. ADAM E. BELL and
Miss ANNIE F. YOUNG, both Of this
county.
In Homecoming, Jan, 80, at st.
Peters Catholic Church, Mr. THOMAS
MALoY of that place, and MISS SUSAN
DoNAHuE, Of Piedmont.
GEORGES CREEK Coal Weekly
Statistics of ,Sh,pmeNts.-The record
OF shipments from the mines of the
Geo ges Creek coal region for the 1eek
ending Saturday, January %, 1882,
elosed as follows:
To.al tons for week ........... 39,S12
year. -. 15O6S9
Increase over corresponding Pc
riod last year. ............... 81, 402
Total tons 70 b 81 0 r. for week .39,905
year 1926
Increase over corresponding per-
icd last year ................ 3S,115
Total tons to Pa. r. for week.. 49,. 6,754
&" year. -. 26?1O
Increase over corresponding per-
nod iast year. :. -. 800. 1854
Total tons shipped over G. 81 p. II.
for week. ................... 34O21
Over same for year ....... go. 122,9Ol
Toiai tons shipped over G. c. &
G. r for week ............... $3.50
Over sarle for year. .. ........ 1880
Hea' lest shippers las' week
/, Constellation. .uons),. -. 1927
,, Georges Creek " ..... 54S9
8, New Cen raj :" ....... 1855
4, Mary and Union" ... 3,2l7
8, American i" ....... / 1859
6, Maryland 49,. - 1,l11
PEssoNAL, Evan Por'es, Eq
- IyLL, r,L, l.,,, &c -; Ilu
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

EASTER Sunday falls on April 9th
this year.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04
AN APPEAL.
From the ErscutiUe Board cfhe K. Of L., Q
AAegany and Garrett Counties, Md.
To THE MINERS or OlEAnp1nLD COUNT

To THE MINERS OF CLEARBIELp COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA
Ftlioac- Wnkingn,en /. The miners of the
above counties in Maryland, through their
Executive officers, wish to Gull your atten-
ton to the following:
We believe the time has arrived when
you shorld make IN, ther effort to ,lemar
the price paid for digging al, namely, SO
cents PEI ION. Thelesre 40 reas ms what
ever that you should net have il, but there
IRE abundant reasons why you should
The hituminous coal trade WIS never in Il
better nGition, and the coal trade jour
mails, without exception, predict that the
year 1892 will be prosperous one; that
the demand or litumintus coal will b
great and good pric" paid Tor it. The
C!eai tie d coal in tle eastern markets com.
mands as lorge pnce as the Georges
Creek coa.. Transportation to market is
lower; in fact, everything ia in your favor
TO demand the sama price for mining 90
raid ~ Maryland. Their. v not do u
The various trsdss throughout the Union
have demanded higher wages aud in all
places wh,re the demand was made with
the determination to win, they were que
cess'ul surely no one will say that you
don't Iced an advance, nd no one cAR say
that you are not entitled to AN advance
You should keep step with regions that
pre- du, G the Same article and send it To the
8 me mai ket. In working for lower wages
than the Msrylsnd miners you give your
operators privileges and aid them in I'm
dersellng our operations in ma ket, there.
Ivy assisting them in keeping the wa yes Of
their employees low. You are stumbling.
block IN our wsy to advance with t e
good times that our noble cou.try is hlest
with. Our coal has in the past months
been high eLough IN market to justify us
in demanding anoti er advance, Ut when
we look around us and see the great
Clearlield region already Is cents per ton
below us, we have to be satisfied with what
we have
We, as toilers, are determined by fair
means 10 secure q proper shGle of the
wealth WI create and more Of the leisure
that rightfuly belongs to us, and we ask
you to 20 hand in hand with us, always
holding before our eyes the old saying
"United We stand, divided we fall"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

New HEARsE.--kr. @. F. Nickel
LAS recently purohs~sd very hand
soma hearss for his undertaking de-
partmeat. 1t has French plate g'ass
siaeu wits h4ls oval back, and is
richly mounted with si!vsr.plated
cnsiups.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

TIE Meyersdale miners have had
the price for mining advanc sd to 30
cents per ton and are allowed 1900
overweight.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

The ground hog saw bis shadow on
the snow Thursdsy morning am Mr..
McCarjsIl his on the face Of the edi-
orial columns Of The Valley Times.
As cotsmporassous events they argue
the approach of wretched season OF
weather and reform.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

CRUSHED TO DEATH.--Tuss lay
morning Edward Bsrth, a freight
hrsksma on tho Cussbe. land and
Pennsylvania railroad, wtilo va king
on top of house cars at Payne Spring
siding, Cumberland. foil between the
cars sad ass crushed 10 death. He
livAa at NJ. Savage, wa, % years
old aud unmarried.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

TEN iifF.rart fecrrt socieiiee meet
weekly and ssrni.me nthly In this
town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

MARKET NoTEs. The following
quotations partially represe 1t the cost
# .ivirc il thu 30 ton:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

ANTEnrLUvIAN witficism from The
Valley Times:
Sclah
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

ARREsTED.-Harry Warner. tight
rope walker aui "rri7ne of gym
nssts" (?), was arrested at Barton
Thursday and taken before Justice
Gender, Of Camberla d He is charged
with stealing y sheet from a hotel in
the formar town, Bail was furui. he'd
for further hearir g.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

TIE Cryata CoTne' Baud has been
greatly augmented in uuml ers 1t
pla mott ex"ellertlv now.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS. - Senator
Coopsr's bill icr an insps or of Goa
in Ba,timn ore, now in the Senate
mikes thst officer payable by tses
charged the consumer or dealer, an
either who appeals may Re ct fault. ,
Mr.. Turner has introduced bill to
tax mortgages.
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Prom the Martinsburg Independent:
JUDGE HSGE.


Ia. h~RcPeadeHt:
The young Democracy were glad to see
the correspondence between Judge Hoge
and a number OF ourmOst iniiucatial citizens
in your last weeks issue, as it settles en-
phatically, explicitly and definitely the
question Of the candidacy of the Judge for
denomination. 1t is to be hoped the gen
tiemen who have enthusiastically circulated
the i~nnuendOes and rumors that the Judge
would not indeed, some of the innuendoes
suggested that he could not bea candidate
for denomination. Will receive their quietus
with phiiosophic resignation. The Judge
gracefully recognizes the custom OF giving
the nomination alternately to the eastern
and western portions of the District, and
modestN says that il majority of the dele
gates from the eastern counties present !
name other thar his he will sdbsiee cheer
fully; or. 70 state II negatively, he rclegates
thc 'bosscs' to the limbo of deiUnct dofnin-
atious. and refers the whole matter to the
properly constituted representatives OF the
people of the eastern counties Of the Second
Congressional District.
This correspondence demonstrates that
there never was a shadow of foundation for
traducing rumors with which the very cir
has been pregnant for the last month. 1t
Gissipatcs the Fictitious cloDds which over
Swallowed The Judges prospects for renomi-
nation. and he now stands tairlyand square
~ before the people cfthe Second Congress
lonal District, ami naturally am land&bly
q denomination, because it would
be an Endorsement of his past conduct, and
a manifestation &C confidence in ms capac-
ity and willingness 20 Dc more and better
service by those alone to whom he Is ac-
countable. That he will secure the nOmina-
ton there cannot be q reasonable Appfehen-
sion. as his hosts Of admiring friends, per
sonal, political and social have determined
TO make every honorable erfort to have the
peoples wishes carried into effect, and send
him back 10 Congress for another term. The
uniform courtesy and kindness to all who
approach him, either on business orpieasure,
and the prompt and persistent manner N
he assays to per.orm every duty
brought to his attention by any Of his con
stiuiency, hGs commended him very highly
to every class of our people, and accounts
Tor the uuanimity with Which they desire
his return to his present position.
BERKELEY.
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T.renfv years a Greai SUFFERER,

from Constipation. Had swallowed a half
bushel of Pills, and drank over "a barrel Of
Cathar,ic and Laxative slops. Had tried
every Patent Medicine ecommenced IN such
cases, and had been treated by al. tic very
best physicians in Philadelphia, and was
finally told by her consulting physicians
that She was now too weak .or CathaEtic
Medicine, or injections, and that she must
die. She then took Aqnal.a aud was cured.
See 3l,t page Of the "Ilis Of Life Get
the book from your Druggist, or address
DIR. HARTMAN, Ostorn, O., for one.
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and situated J mile from said town OF md be-
tween the Berryyille d Bloomery Turnpike
said farm has running water and commodious
improvement, which with its convenient Local
ton, fertility of soil and beautiful woodland,
make it one of the most, if not til most, 6csi-
rablc farm in the county.
TTRMS-i cash balance II I 4 years evil
dcncei by bonds with interest from date of sale
and secured by deed Of trust ON premises.
sale ~ - o'clock.
:. W. WASHINGTON,
Jane 10. 18S2-lt. Special Commissioned
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jStesecf West Virginia,
County Of Jefferson, to-wit:

80 f~ "E
At S,eci.l Session cf said Cont, begun
and held ut the Court-House in CharlestoWn,
Tuesday, the 9th day of June, 1sS2.
Upon application it Is ordered that notice be
u published and posted at the Door of the
urt-Ilouse of the County, and at such places
of voting rs are herein mentioned, that the
Polls heretofore opened at Manning's School
House, Wiltshire's Schcol-House and Browns
shop. viii be discontinued that the Polls at
Harper's Ferry and Bolivar be consolidated in
10 one, to be located nj some Convenient point
between the TWO places that the Two Polls
heretofore held AT Shcpherdstown be conSolida-
tedinto one, to be held at the Market-Housc,
in said town; and that Polls will be opened At
Zoar School-IIouse. in Charlestown District, at
Oak Grove SchOol-IiouSe, in Harper's Ferry
District, and at Kearneysville, in Middleway
District. and the Polls at the Leetown lower
SDhool-lIouse be removed 10 Leetown.
\ C~Opp-Tcs.e. i. \. MOORE,
Clerk Of County Court.
lima - ISS0-tf
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Although there is as y,, no Official an
nouncement. we bclievcwe are SAFE in saying
that the Congressional Convention which
uorinatcs a Democratic candidate for Con
g,css f-om the Second District viii be held
on th5 lst day Of August at Charlestown, as
Il majority OF the members OF the Democratic
Congressional Committee have agreed on
,lat dav and pl5ce.-P's'oa logl'g lrqns.
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ETount g9aFvo institute,
h%arIcS'o,c'', Je1erson Co"r'y ". !

: PROPOSE to open this Boarding and Day
/ school fox Girl, the ist Wednesday of Step
tcmher. l>S2.
mis- Institution is designed 20 be of high
r.ade. ond 70 is hoped win meet fully for Girls
the educational wants of the community. and
afford to all attending IL advantages as great a.
cam be i@ltaiucl anywhere else.
TrLw-Boa7d Including Washing, Light
and Fucl Tor Scholastic vcarSl15.
Reduction for Board 20 pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and hayctheir Washing
done 10 home.
Tuition SO to SO for anne time.
Music extra.
Tor further particulars address me until July
90tL ~ Jamestown. Montgomery County, Nd;
after dat at Charlcs;awn. Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
CO. CAMPBELL.
Jrnc "a lSs2-tf
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NOTICE.

TNIIE Bioomcry Mill having been sold 10
I the d" Shenandoah Milling CO.. lately III
corporatcd for the purpose OF Buying Grain X
manufacturing all kinds of Flour-thc business
AZ the old stand now known u.s. the Siberian
doah NillingC Co viii be conducted with great
punc;ua.ily and care.
GEO. II. TURNER.
President ur shenandoah Milling Co
Nav Il lSSJ-g m.
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The degree OF d. d. has been conferred
PSF Uampicn-Sidley College on Rev. ~ {.
Hopkins. os the Presbyterian Church OF this
town. Never before was the honor more
worthily bestowed.
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Dress NIaking& stamping.

MISS Mary II. COCKRELI dcsirc5 20 an
Va nouncc t. the ladies oi Chaflc,toWn and
vicinity that She is prepared e. execute work i'm
~ the branches of Mantua-Naking. and guar
autees q good lt, stylish and substantial work.
STAMPING also lone IN the very bust man
ncr and az very moderate rates. Can De- seen at
her fathers residence, corner o! Congress ana
West. The patronage OF the pGblici is solicited.
May C. ls-2.
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A I 1882.

Wp have mon in Stock the most complete Stock Of Goods we have ever shown.
here. 1t embracs Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a handsome Line Of Dress Goods
including White Goods & Cashmeres a full Stock of Notions, n splendid line n
Ladies Fine Shoes, Slippers, Newport Ties, also Gents Fine Shoes. Latest style
Clothing for Men, Youths d Boys
We invite all close BUYERS to examine quality and compare priceswith any house
in this country. Respectfully.
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NOTICE.
CARROTS. CarpcS-

II DUNN has located au Open shop a.
- Halitnwn, and IS now able 70 supply all
those wio wish CARPETS If the different
STYLES and Qualities. He will De glad 20 receive
:hc patronage of all those WHO desire Carpets.
lie guarantees satisfaction - al. Orders viii
be received by mail or person. Address
!. II. DUNN.
Ilalltown, Jefferson County, W. Va.
Ar-il - lSsy-3mp.r
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MASONRY & BRICK WORK.

T'IE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Jefferson that 20 Is prepared %
execute stone and Brick work in a substantial
manner and upon good terms and with prompt
itadc. food Teferetces given.
The walling, a-ching and cementing % C@
terms q speciality Tor past custom hc returns
WILL n MOORE
rh.rlctovn. June g. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-06-24

e. New Orleans on sunday . boat, cap
ea With en- boys-six were drowned, aged
between Island rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-06-24

Hon. Jno. Blair Hoge is expected 70 dis
ass the sabiec; Of " National Aid to Free
hool." 81 the State Teachers Association
during IT'S session at Kingwood, Preston
county. about the ilth or l2,h OF July.