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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-25
Fort Worth.
Special TO the Herald.


FORT WoRTH, July 2i.-Thomas Hale,
alias King Greenhaw, and Charles Can
trell were arrested yesterday as horse-
thieves. Hill, of this county, was arrested
Tor entertaining them, knowing their char
acters. ~
Laws Harrolson was fined $25 to-day for
carrying h six-shooter.
Delegates have all returned.
George Mills was thrown from a horse To-.
day, and his leg broken.
a child was bitten by tarantula to-day.
Two boys were arrested in possession Of
cattle supposed TO be stolen. They give
their names as Howard.
Benny Bear slipped on melon rind and
broke his arm.
Marshal Arnold and Sheriff Jones arrived
tonight.
Deputy United States Marshal Woodic
arrived on the train from Sherman tonight,
bringing John HUFF, Indian Territory,
James Nj. Fall and II. Q. Wilson, Of
Whitesboro, charged with aiding ex.Gov-
ernor emo, oyerton in kidnapping Ed Love from
this place.
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Sulphur Springs.

bpccihI 70 The Herald.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, July A.-The anniver.
saries Of tho general association Of Texas
Baptists In session at Sulphur Springs con.
tinue with increasing interest. Consider.
ably over 200 delegates are present. Har-
mony prevails. Nearly 5000 In cash and
pledges have been raised for the different
interests Of the association. The outlook
Is encouraging for good work for the com.
Ing year.
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san Domingo Advices,
ALL QUIET,

sAsro DoxiSoo, July 12.-General Ulys.
ses Houream has been elected president by
an overwhelming majority. The republic
is quiet. The tobacco crop promises to be
superior both In quantity and quality.
The eagerness TO purchase lands for sugar
estates is unabated.
ArrAtRs IN HAYri
continue unsettled and wretched. Al Cane
Haytian, on the 9Th instant, 3 serious a iIfnv
occurred between an Auxcay regiment sta.
toned there and q local regiment. which
vss with difficulty qusiled BY the ofilceru,
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Cetywayo will probably arrIvein England
on August 18th. He will Be accompsnied
by. three native chiefs, and viii Be conduc-
ted to London by Mr.. bhepstons. son oi 6ir
Theophilus phepstoue. Cefywayo will vialt
0sbcfne, and will, y d likely, have an 60
dience with Queen Victoria. He will slay
In England until September, !" NJ
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IBrenhani,
Special 10 the Herald.

BRENNAN, July 2i.-At special election
to-day for mayor, to fill the vacancy caused
by resignation, Kerr Il. Reichardt was
elected by 3Ol majority over Franklin who
time. j. O. Harris was elected alderman.
to fill vacancy, by majority OF 272 over
q negro opponent. ~
II. w. Brooks, Texas veteran, died Sun,
day, aged ca. -
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Galveston.

NhSehtOn.
Special to the Herald
&GAIvEsToS, July 2i..Considerab,e ex-
citement was created in the neighborhood
OF Church and Twenty fourth streets by
henrietta Miller, colored girl, II years OF
age, severely beating and stamping little
coi9reu Blri, Inc child's mother came up
anu chased the cruel wretch away.
This afternoon about fifty Louisiana ex.
cursionists arrived here. They came from
along the line of the Texas & New Orleans
road and connections.
Yesterday about II o'clock colored girl
was prostrated by heat near the Garfen
Verein: She was taken home and has re-
covered.
Last night q colored man followed his
ailanced to the house of her paramour.
where he found them in the same room. He
dragged her out and she made the neigh
borhood lively with yells.
| Grand preparations are being made for
the reception and entertainments of the
grand lodge Knights of Honor, to assemble
here in grand conclave August lst. The
lodge Will be in session several days. Sew.
eral matters OF great Importance will be
transacted.
The four-oared crew of the Galveston
boat club are to row against the
Hope crew OF New Orleans. They are in
active, practice and will give the New Or
leans boys hard tug.
w. NJ. Edwardy, taken to San Antonio
by attachment to testify in the case of Ben
Thompson, will testify that Jack Harris
told him that if Thompson ever gave him
chance or put his foot inside the door of
his theatre he would kill him.
The picnic of the Heptasophs yesterday
in consequence of rain was failure.
The receipts of cotton to-day were thirty
hye bales. Exports, twenty; sales eighty,
Market quiet.
The steamer Hutchison arrived yesterday
rom Morgan City with cargo for Galveston
andClinton. Entrances at custom-house:
Schooner A. l.. Butler, Boston; Belle
Hooper, Salem; with assorted cargoes
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A Matter Of Great Interest!
Great BARGAINS for JULY and AUGUST
Gent'SShirtS & Underwear
AND LIGHT
SUMMER CLOTHING!

9 Lots OF men have not yet bought their full supply Of
Summer Underwear Lots of our natrons have pdt t
bought their full supply of Shirts for long Summer trip
Many man thinks he can get along with his heavy Suit but
hnds the hot July and August Sun more than he can
prices are offered him. NOW is YOUR TIME We
have an immense Stock that going to Close Out This
Month, and take word have placed our Goods at
RI Frees to do it. We have met with UNQUALIFIED
our many friends and now to make the rest of this Summer
Season our GROWING TRIUMPH, and to prepare for
an active Fall Campaign propose own peculiar way
70 give to our customers these late SUMMER BARGAINS
inspect our Stock and Prices and will forever cure them
all doubt We have to be brief and to the point Our space
expensive as it's is Of necessity limited We simply invite the
public and those visiting Dallas to call and see US and be
SHOWN through extensive Establishment and il our Goods
ana our Prices and Mode of Treatment to all does not
give Satisfaction, we are willing to give up the Horns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20

A term of the Circuit Court Of Jefferson
began on Tuesday, JudgeC C.. J. Faulkner, Jr,
presiding. The following persons composed
the Grand Jury;
II. B. Davenport, Foreman; K. '. Shir-
le1. John W. Mctir&w, I. IL. Chambers,
John II. Shewbridgc, John Moler, John j.
Grantham, Daniei Coleman, john W. Gran
than. Thomas W. Davis, VIC. Frazier. Lee
II. Molcr. W. II. I. Lewis, Jno. b. Hen
bricks and Ablaln Harris.
The following Indictments were made:
State Of West Virginia agains, Marshall
Lipht.oal colore1. for II0usc-bryaklng and
Larceny.
STATE Of West Virginia against john T.
Daniels. c)lorci, for House-brelSlns and
Grand Larceny.
State of West Virginia against Charic'
Beck for selling sPifitGous hGroE' without
license.
state of West Virginia against Thomas
YanySctcr for carrying concealed weapons.
John Z. Daniels and Marshall LigLt!cot
plead guilty ana were sentenced 70 five and
two years, respectively in the penitcatary.
The case of DR.. Hartgrote, indicted tor
murder Of Young Chambers, has been sat
tor Monday next, and viii excite a good
deal OF interest We understand Gloon
Moore. E-q., States Attorney. will be rs
sisted in tie prosecution by Hon. Geo. d.
Wise Of Eichmond-presedt member OF
Congress rom that city. md the defence
viii be- conducted Ky Hon. Daniel .. Lucas,
capt. ttgCIgc oayid'i ana J"air7 - p"''i
I,g.
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Card.


NsssRs. TnrroRs. noticed an article in the
Sgllf-Report from Town journal The man
ncr ana tone Of the article Is unworthy OF no
tice hut sometimes forhearance ceases 70 be-
come virtue" Why it j. that Observer
takesso much interest in the aitairs OF thctpwh
may seem u mystery to some, bat as the adage
hiss IL there is a.waysa wheel within . wheel "
n may be tina, he has had some business trans
action with the Mayor and CoUncil that aid
not pr0vc altogether satisfactory. His statement
i'm some RESPECTS is true. All bills, however
small. that have been paid are mentioned IN
the minutes of each mcSting, i can be seen
ny any one who viii take the rouble 10 exam
me. Why not take the last four years when
comprises the administration % the s~o-called
.ring and start his schooibcy calculation
there. Si23.36 rs the amount in treasury
when G.. =. Galluher surrendered the ELECTS OF
the CORPORATION into the hands Of his successor,
Mav 2Sth. 1878. Observer may then be able
10 observe that far back tire amount OF work
dorc and m0rcy expended. For shame that
his s~acrilegious mine should lead hiin 70 the
tomb of the honoTel dead, whose just admin
i~s.rt.iou none have doubted. The anathemes
Of q iut and outraged public should be the
h-.e.1.i.gc of him who would dare utter one
word that would tarnish the character OF such.
Bat persons, We know, are differently charac-
tCriIcf. Some have q propensity which com
fc's ,i.cm to resort 20 falsehOOd and the abnc-
cation ~ every sentiment that Is sincere ana
true. Others for chicken fighting and dog fight
ins. or for violating the laws in many other
ways. and then sroyeling at the feet OF Justice
fr mercy which, when rightco0sly withheld,
creates within the breast a desire for revenge.
BE it what il may, a false record, for instance,
of the persons or body who have the power TO
rLfis.. Who is Observer" that De should
set himself M as the legal adviser of this peo-
pie. Uses he belong 10 the legal fraternity, or
Is Re a Stree, corner lawyer who, with vile as
s%crtions. is always ready to stir mp discord and
discouteutmen among a quiet and peaceful
community
May rs, 1882. ~CovsSLNAS
EvCry one has = viii and q mind to thln@
for himself. vet many viii go about hacking
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Fgo0l ~EESaiEe&,
THE BEST
TBI FAL7ER A Va5I GFIHB BISBIl.
EEssE RsE1N. RNKE

sallls season I'm Jefferson Is Clarke Counties,
which was more than the aggregate sales OF all
oltc- kiu,:s combined. l. Is tne 5cf, because
it iStip SSult-H. >@t-nnqc' Llstfe' Dotf, most
mgres ssiIe e rar-,cf lrortlig. ftwesuo, put oat
iu q hurry 60 meet a tCmpor.ry emergency tut
was tie first Twine Binder uthc field, a-tT-s
tac outcome of wears OF Thought and labor
O-lcr machines are compelled to Use eacu oth-
cr's devices and patents ard thus InFoi-s;hom-
sciYe, and their customers ir taw suits aud
Trouble Tor inirinscmeuts 81 patents The
WOOD Is unique iu itsclf having noth'nc in
common with thc other machines.
We refer to tine following Jefferson FARMERS
who havrthe ootmacniat:
VIVA. Bcsll. w. g.. Carpcr. jas. Lee GrirgS 2.
7. CHEVY Rev. ". r.. Lcayeil +. J. Manning.
Dams. Coleman. Milton Rouse. Tanquary, ii.
e. Davenport Be. Washington. luo. Burns.
!. =. Batter. Chas Agiiouhy, Herbert Hcndcr-
son.
taB examine sample machine OF office o!
Irlctt q Co.. Churc.town. Every machine
guaranteed. For safe hy
NtIiFN FERTILIZER go.
Nf4,.f. l-,I.
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Eliiors DsH

FRIDAY OF last week was Ejilors Day IN
ChaHcs;own. We are gratiiied 90 know
thst editors have a'tsy. The Cumberland
Valley Association Of Editors, accompanied
bv their wives. daughters. -vce,bearts, &c.
81 company 81 obou, one hundred, honosed
o.r tovn by a vis;. of three or iour hours
having included it IN thei- annual cXcnr-
sion. The preceding day they visited Mt
Alto Park and Pen Mar, and at night were
b|anaustted BY the citizens OF Martns5urg,
where they were welcomed by one OF Hon.
Charles J.. Faulkuers mos, tclici,ous adj
dresses. No speeches in Cha-lcstoaa-bet
.anr citizens entertained them at dinner At
tbc "Tavlor and "Csrfer' Houses, and
we believe Msss~. Barbour ~Ed Dorsey,
the respective hosts ott.l-a hotels, ON this
occasion exhibited the;r abilities 10 cater
a.re,ably to -~h-rpeneed editorial appetite
Thestay a. uut visitor, was Vcls brief, aud
-a, weather inauspic.ous ior .ccirs cur town
All is surroundings nc their hcst but we
believe thcy vcyc pleased with what they
sar and with thc Informal, out hospi-ao-e'
manner ol tlcir reception The town being
mos. notable 20 ,1cm Tor having been the
place OF the trial aal cs"t.-ion OF JOHN
Brown. thcy visited the Court House whore
he was tried, the Clerks Offices whore hi.
will was reco7ltl aui hcyccorlso OF histrial
err ... H. .rfn Lh NHr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20
MAY 10TH, 1882.

We have nw in Stock the most complete Stock of Goods W have ever shown
here. 1t embraces Staple and Fancy Dry Goods a handsome Line OF Dress Goods
including White Goods & Cashmcres a full Stock of Notions, a splendid line Of
Ladies Fine Shoes. Slippers, Newport Ties, also Gents Fine Shoes Latest style
Clothing for Men, Youths & Boys.
We invite all close buyers to examine quality and compare hieswhh any house
IN this country. Respectfully. -
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The Ne.r Bisaaps.


Rev. AlpAeus W. Wilson, d. D., OF the Bal
t;m9re Conference, for the past four years
Nissioaary Secretary, was elected; On the
second ballot Rev. J. c. Cranberry, ID. D.,
o. V;ryinia. R,y. n. At.icus c.. Haygood, Of
Georgia. and Rey. DR.. Linus Parker, ofNew
Orleans. were o'c;,,l; and on hethird bal
lot Rev. Or. r. *. Hargroye, Of Tennessee,
WI. chos,n-,he Conference having dster-
mined u13n tle c~lc..iop Of FIVE. We may
be psrIoaed for reproducing, in part, a
sketch 81 ~Bishop-elect Wilson by the pen Of
Rev. Or. Samuel Rodgers which appeared q
year ago I'm his Sketches of the Baltimore
Conference
"Rrv. ArrH-rs WArrRs WILSON, u. d, son
tr the late Rev. Noryal Wilson, was bonn III
tlc civ of Baltimore February s 1874 was
c,u4tr,eiin the month OF August. lci3, t.
reiveI fn-o thc Church in fredericksburg, Nir-
cinif. lr his s-lc- che frs Sunday IN ccptenl-
Der NJ -heSawc wear. wJs licensed 70 preach
in Alexandria, Virginia, March. l'22 END M
March lrl3 was admitted on triai into the
Blldmore Annual tontcenoe lie has served
tEe Cllrth from southern Maryland o. the
mour. us az Wc, Nirgi:ia has travelct CIR
cults. E..ci city stations, and performed the
work of thc ran vhc i UopuI.r'y known. per
rr.,.... E -tlc slider" Ni-ac train
usv.- completed 90 Columbian COLLEGE, Dis
s-cl .l Columbia Tie read mcdicn a. with pos
~ibIv -luc thought % active practice; but vas
soon decided tasc upeH hia>-, the Once
aI' 81 H-. It the Tlrtstr. Ht2 lltt- period
AMI altec v.ai, OF service. r. read and prac-
f,-.f I.y. While engaged I'm
tac Iau sc wa.uo- unknown totle pulpit. So
fir from 10 that utS services vc-cm almost con-
slant request tor or,vrcy @-o extraordinary
u.el, .. o. preach for % brother m the city,
l1 wkc collections for missions, % assist um the
vpsN % prltra.tcl meetings and frequently
CD perform rte IcUicatcy >cr1.lc ~ the open
ing CT chUrcac.. The s%ratOitous labor thus
performed WAS Dot without PERSONAL s~acrulce
hut .e lli ul- learned chat art OF deafness
which conveniently does uot hear ana appeal
for t.iu~ui.-- 10 falls I'm with inclination or
promises r,Ws.d Ills le.al practice was dur
iu- period when the title to many ~ our
chg~.t., was iu Grn,ion and SD 60 csantec
thg. h- at Vas sn--ht Ay our trtrcssei poo
pie. rand near. who hoped fer equitable de-
ci,.u.s through lois presentations Of Their
claims. Indeed l, familiarity With tae Dis
t1Ivo. the ClUrcl DOB connection VITA thc veN-
ell Questions Of the times rude his counsel %
le s..-lt 81, Vc.l bv gentlemen oi the bar,
ku1u .c that ir.w h.m they could gam wila,
tlcb.nS~ coliJu1-b furnish. Dr. Wilson's hons
o-lry degree WAS clufrrejh v R1udolph-Nacon
COLLEGE. 1885. and Jf General tontcrence oi
ISIS tc v,> elected Secretary oi the Board OF
DR.. Wilson la~ been seen in So mauE pulpits
that amy attempt at D leoription oi bis person
snru.c.c-.rv and equally So amy account OF
li- manner. u,,hoi. and style of thought Is a
frc'cucr il. grave bearing. lle tones OF
voice ae5t,l.g aWcl-aty message. the cnmpar-
.H.r..t -..r r.rE.n.arf MHrI which me am
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NOTICE.

HAVING de.esnincdto quit practcing Den.
Il tistry in this place, ! take this opportuni-
~ TO return my sincere thanks 70 m patrons,
and at the same time chceriuily recommend
the services Of rr. {. II. Williams, who viii
succeed me in professional business. Or. vii
liails : gentleman and d 80. 1opcrator hay
ffs Been. u Professor ia the late Maryland Den
tai College for i series OF years.
May 6, lS52. j v - NER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20

The Lcesburg NiTorannounccs the death
in that city, on Sunday week, Of Mrs. Mar
raret Head. wife Of Rev. Dr. Nelson Hc}t,
Of the n. e. Church. South. Mrs.. Head
was well advanced in years, and had been
la delicate health for q iorg time, hut on the
dry of be, death She seemed mitch better,
eating dinner with the family rs usual.
She was taken %seriously i'll, however, about
> o'clock. and within an hour the vitalslars
had f,l. Her husband. who had left nome
on Saturday 60 fill his appointment at liam
ii,cn cn Sunday, WAS no. permitted to bee
with her in her last moments.
Mrs. Head wa, q woman o. r@ro in;e.H-
rencc-an aG,Ctioaa.e wilc-4 devoted
molhcr-a sincere frien3,-and "a Chris
tian. the high est style of woman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20

NOTICE..
Carpets. Carpets.

N0FpCIS. CNIpCt~.
4. DUNN has located an open shop "a;
e}s Ifalltorn. and is uow able ID supply all
those Uho wish CARPETS Of the different
STYLES and qualities. Tie viii De giadio receive
the patronage of all those who desire Carpets
lie guarantees satisfaction 70 all. Orders viii
be received br mail or person. address
J.. II. DUNN,
I~lalltown, jefferson County. ". Va.
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Is accordance with foregoing Order as g. Icl-
a.iyc cost Of Gas and Gasoline for the Light
in.Ql the streets Of tlUgics:oNi, i:iaeai 'hf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20
VP ErE, DIR FSS--THE OLD IA ILY JOUH
NOTICE.

THE "Rloomery Mill having been sold TO
the Shenandoah Milling Co" lately N
corporatea for the purpose of Buying Grain 3
manufacturing all kinds of Flour-Sthet~ osincss
a. the old stand now known as the "Shenan-
doah MillingCo. will be conducted with great
punctualiiy and care.
GEO. II. TURNER,
President of Shenandoah Milling Co"
Nav IL, IsS2-2m.
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Monster hajlroad Sh:ws !
Oriental Circus, Egyptian Caravan, and
Universal Exposition of
LIVING " ON d Frs.

The Largest Combination Of Geological, Eques-
trian and Gymnic Attractions ever ORGANIZED.
Positively coming, Undivided and Unabridged
To MARTINSBCRC. TUESDAY, MAY $Qth.
: ~Spcr1sotGs Metropolitan MeRdG ties
Uaitcd.
The Largest Living White Nile Hippopotamus
ever imported. 4 Huge Stumbling River
Horse. Pair of Majestic Giraitcs. An Abyssin-
man B~abiroussa. You Will see a 100000 herd
OF Performing Elephants. NerXes, the Largest
animal ever on this Continent, and over zVV
years of aye. Also Little Dot thrice the
Smallest nill crown c%iephan; ever seen. You
will see the greatest OF all features, the first and
oalv Genuine LION SLAYER ever exhibited
ON this Continent. Toc Will see the first and
only no ipottamus ever cXhibitedin Amer
ica. Flks driven tandem IN thcStrce;s, Perform
ING Arabian Dromedarics, Xebras trained TO per-
form incredible feats. Performing live-ton Rhl-
noeerCs. Lapland Hurdle Racing Reindeer, Oh
RATES. d-a@in- Roman Chariots. Den of FcrlOr-
ming llvcnsS. Tigers, Lions and LeofGrds, q
Cayalcade of Fourteen Performing Kentucky
Thoroushbrcds. The largest number OF The
most beautiful and btsttralncd Horses IN the
World. and more than a whole show alone
Thirty Arabian Camcis mounted 10y native NO
hammclans. \ Quarfcr - . Milton Stfee'
Parade. Champion Circus ~ 1iun0rcd Clicis,
! Icl-N diced Jubilee Cuiorcd Chorus, &c.
Tael promise made T.. KEEP; a solemn pledge.
one Ticket admits t. all Advertised Shows
Children under nine wear, haltprice. no
Grand Exhibitions D2.lE.
MAY 80 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20

TBoro>tL. &c. or Gas oNTA%r.
The Char.eslown Gus q Water Company are
about 10 Law gas mains f.Ou iucir WORKS un
Congress street 10 Water street, u Washington
street. thence along Washington to Past street;
ais, pltlr t1,,+i.s street from Washington
stree. to the N,th0li.; Church. ga George
street from Washington SOFT" 90 hge Of N,s
SIllic Browns ldt; oI George street North 10
Liberty on AtiliI'l stree, go T.. & o.. Depot,
and South 20 G. f.. Gallaher's 0n Samuel street.
II the town will c-cct Cas iLil;sat points along
those routes the co. viii fu-ui~l them ras az
$50 per thousand feet less 90 per cent. Asth
mains arccxtcndcd from tine ~ time thct Com
,any will furnish gas to iiEAt sacE lIu!p' as
the town may erect along the -1Itc Ih-te %:
the posts ~ br metre posts. erected 40 average
points. We estimate the probable cnu-ump-
don los the tlra gt aLo!:t 25it. per ialnf, per
ni,At or five hours.
Tho Go. deems il imp-acticahle 20 extend it.
mains beyond the points above iaHicatci az
present for tic reason that there are not consu-
mers enough 20 iustig tlccNpel.sc. To the -
points indicated Us ;hc Co-uyil and not cm-
braccd ian our proposition, il the Council w'li
Ily the pipes, l! inches in diameter, onl erect
luinp posts, lie Company agree u furnish rus
for five years free oi charge, tie pipes N the
end of that zine 20 revert o. the Ccmp'ny..
The consumption 10 te5 hO,~ per hight, 25j
Char!c>town. W. Va.
February l3th. lSS2.
To, the Mayer aad Cdrnci! 81 Char!es'own.
C,tlti.u.cn The Gas Water Company 90
Charlcs.orn will furnish gas for use oi Corpo-
ration. "a $50 per thousand feet less ~ per
cent fr casl' i1y"cn'.
Prest. Dailcstarn Gas 2 We:cr co'Hpany.
IS. Di.snrn. Soy.
GieoMNr.
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TO BUILDERS.
Stamping.

MISS MARY II. COCKRELL desires to an
VI nouncc to the ladies of Charlestown and
vicinity that she Is prepared 10 execute work IN
al the branches of Mantua- Making. and guar
anteos q good lit. stylish and substantial work.
STAMPING also done in the very best man
ncr and at very moderate rates. Can be seen OF
her fathers residence, corner of Congress ard
West. The patronage Of the publicis solicited.
MnN G 1Sh1
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. 80 Room for Isent.

NY STORE ROOM ON Main o.-cct, near tho
VI National Bank jan tnarlystown, for Ecni
-pr,teiDu given June Isl.
Nav a. iS>.. REASON SUCGEBT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20

Every one hes = vii and q mind to think
for himself, yet many viii go about hacking
and coughing until a friend recommends
Dr. Rulls Cgugh syrup Tor that cough.
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Statement.

c. Y. TRJ SSH, Hcrordc~.
Mon 8. lss2 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20
Charlcstown. " Va.

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To the Mayer aad Council Of Charlc>town.
C,i.tl. i.cu. The Gas * Water Company a.
CiarlcstoTn will furnish gas for use OF Corpo-
%rution.tt $3.50 per thousand feet less ~ per
cent for casl' llyracnt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-20
1882.
30. WEST wAsHINGToN STREET, HAGERsTo

= x-r t,o to, om Spring Opming met with more encouragement nmn wco -
a-t mu~tur bal increased atDuepc " e arec naIci 70 WNW r
tc az, tue Of large LanmIs Every article sold by as J. marker n IH ""
can bun a. chni s the parent. Our oUrt Is Ga sell piles 81 g'a"