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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02
WASHINGTON.
TIE SETTLEMENT OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT FOR NOTEWBER.

a II eduction of Nearly Six Millions-Larre
Attendance at the Garfield Fair-A Cab
met Meeting-Generai GOSSIP.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02

THERE seems to be an alarming degree
of illness among the foreign statesmen. 1t
evidently is not healthy occupation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02
Cutter,

Buy your cutter at A. Mppolt's, corner Sew
erth and SibleY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02

along its whole line and from Washington
and New York to Chicago. 1t is a fight
between Co I'D and Garrett, and promis
to be big one.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02

11,lOO,05S

10,s24,O73
1,622,956,e99
1928, 491,142
5.534,142
65,s57,56l
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02
Pa5!ic Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-The following is the
regular monthly debt statement:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-02

course. Included Teck ana Dorsey. Such
an act would have thrown them all into
bankruptcy, and involved bondsmen whom
1 had secured for them. Miner, in this
emergency, having powers of attorney Of
j. M. Peck, who was lying sick in New
Mexico, and Jno. W. Dorsey, who was at
tending to his mail business in Dakota or
Montana. transferred to Hy. NJ. Vale by
sub-contract every dollars worth of in
terest either Peck Or John Dorsey had in
any mail contracts, leaving Peck and Dor
sey without the slightest right in any mail
contracts which stood in their names, and
also cutting me wholly out of
money I had advanced to Peck,
Miner and Dorsey. 1 made every effort in
my power to secure repayment from Vale
and Miner, but, without success, for the
reason that these gentlemen claimed, as I
believe truthfully, that the large OUTLAWS
required to maintain the mail Sc vice they
were running, not only absorbed all the
pay they received from the government,
but every dollar they could raise from their
private means. Matters drifted along in
this way until after the expiration of my
term in congress, when I again saw Vale
and Miner, and insisted that my account
for money advanced must be
settled. Having no money to
pay, they proposed to turn over to me GER
tain mail routes which, duringthe three years
they had to run, would repay me and pro-
vide for the payment of $4,000 to John
M. Peck for his expenditures and $4,000
to J. W. Dorsey for his interest. had no
alternative but to accept the proposal. II
paid Peck and J. w. Dorsey $4,000 each,
which hardly covered the sums advanced
by them. took charge Of these routes
April 6, 1879, and continued in charge of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

The Thirteenth Annual Fair of the Shen-
andoah Valley Agricultural Society will be
held at Winchester, Va, October 10 II, u
and 10. 1882. Extraordinary efforts have
been put forth in behalf OF this falr y
It's success is already assured.-Besldes a
complete exhibition of the agricultural,
mechanical and stock products Of the Val
lev. lin which il has always excelledh the
Incidental attractions offered are so numer-
ons and varied that they are already eXclt-
ing widespread interest. Among these lea
lures will be a COR petitive drill by the COM
panies of the Second Virginia Regiment,
for valuable prizes, to be awarded by Gen.
9'itz Lee, Gen. J. X. Herbert, Gen. i. Il.
Smith of the V. NJ. l., Col. Purcell az tie
First Virginia Regiment and Adjutant-Gen-
eral Mcdonald, all of whom have accepted
invitations to act as judges; Indians from
the Government School at Carlisle, a con-
test of Saddle Horses for q h~undred-doiiar
silver cup presented by Col. &. p. C.LeWls,
of n. J., a baby show for a $50 dollar prize,
Ronning and Trotting races, and many oth-
er features not usually seen at talrs, when
we have not time to enumerate.
Generals Hancock and Mcclellan have
been invited to attend. The former is con-
fdently expected.
The Society was Fortunate in the selection
of it, data season of comparative leisure
to farmers-and avoiding injurious tompeti-
ton with other Fairs.
The railroads will offer every facility and
special low rates for the benefit OF those at
tending the Fair, either Is spectators or
exhibitors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
YEWsY S6TEs.


This year 29,G3S immigrants have arrived
az the port OF Baltimore 70 date.
A $1,000 United States bond has been sto-
len from the Treasury Department.
The Conservation Of Emmanuel Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Woodstock, Virgin
in, has been postponed until further notice.
Virginia has 172 tobacco factories, which
consume $4,000 600 pounds Of the weed an
rualy
VIM. 5. lett. the man who led The soldiers
to the hiding place of Wilkes Booth and saw
them shoot him down, has after years OF do
nestle trouble become araying maniac.
The Baltimore oriole closed Thursday
night If last Week, the pageant having been
witnessed by nearly the whole population OF
Baltimore, reinforced by fully 100000 siran-
gers.
The Hebrew new year, according TO Jew
ish chronology tie 5,G45d year Of creation,
began Friday night, 18th instant, at SIX o.
clock, and continued till Saturday night At
tie same hour.
Thus far 1882 has been an extraordinary
wear fir ar.s. The estimated losses in the
United States lor the eight months foot VI
more than s57 ,0oo. 400, or 1000, 9tc more
than Che average for ioUl years.
A son ofGjshop Wiley of the n. Y. Oh
was burned TO death in Cincinnati ON The
I 18th ty the explosion Of q barrelo OF o!. 80
w,. engaged in Tightening Che hoops of th'
barrel i'm % cellar By thc light OF a lantern
Mr.. A.. Stevenson, a brickmason, and &
natiye of Tazcwcll county, Va, was rer
ever and ki..cd so II O'Clock las tuesday
night by q vard-creine of the Shenandoah
Valley road at Roanoke. The engine wa.
backing. and Stevenson was intoxicated
lie was not seen until The engineer felt hi
engine Slightly raised by the BODY under
meath.
The six.y-0urta annual session of th,
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Oodtcliows wa
o'.ulI Monday in Baltimore. The lmpor
zane. vt the body viii Doe realized from 1t
official reports. showing that tAc delegate
represent O. membership of $50, 39l mca, an'
tl..t The increase Of members during th,
wear has been over 10000. The total reve
nue. of tre Crl,r was ~bSj4,S17 for th'
wear. and It's relief Disbursements aggrega
te3 1881 ,l7I, an increll # tl53,i9 2 owe.
the preceding year.
About q fortnight ago two deafmu,c boy
named Atlers. one II and the other
w,r. taken o. Stanton FROM FrauElm couI
ty iglho.r iaihcr To- tAe State Institution Ic
lie d.a-, dumb or blind. They hocam
verr homeeick and made Up their minds I
r-u a.ay. They escaped before day5rea'
So f- q .f.H..r- tn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
TO the public.

THE Charlostown Mil, operated 10y the I'M
j dersigned, will be closed IN n few days ioF
rorairs Meanwhile mv customers will be ac-
commolated as usual. and after such repairs
and improvements the Mill will be in a shape
for Us 10 dobetter work than ever before. HaF-
Ing rented for a term Of years, propose %
bring the reputation Of the manufacture Of
this old established Mill mp 70 the fullest stan
dard. and by attention 10 business and FAR
dealing. hope 10 merit a liberal patronage:
Ill ~ tssp-,f G. p Light.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
Eeite from Harper's Terry
HARpsns FsaRy, Sept /.

HARprn's FsaRy, Sept. 18th.
FDrr0Rs FREE PMS: Il
Autumn IS at hand and few of the many
visitors VINO have been summCring here re-
main. There have been as many as i've
hundred during July and August in THIS
TOWN and the suburban residences. capt.
. a. Co.kril had twenty domicilled at his
country home: Grove HeuSle eleven or
more: at j.. Holmes, E-q- bohyar were D.
2. Turner, o brother OF hose lofneI' ,h-
Artist. and wife and two dauehlers ana @
SIS OF pr. johnson Elliott Of washington.
The moderate price ot board ana tNe "c-
ce-sihi..v ol Washington, has made mar
per- Flrva desirable summer resort we
have Island Park, Jeierso1s Rock Mary
land Hes; hts. and Chimney k3ck-Whcre
Jackson's first battery was planted; ANA
now Wc have additional a-t7@ctl9n-the
Gave. The latest De az Is chat che Mining
En.ineers off the p so R. Il. have made
an eNaminaien of the recently discovered
Cave. Can iMta.i,,s have offered % erect "a
large hotel, open lhe cave and give q per-
c,n.age to the owner OF ttc land upon
( which tits located.
Tie Concerts .or tho benefit Of tho Eps-
coual Church On the evenings Of Size Zs-h
+ ana s.If were successes. About thirty per-
sons from Mar,iusturg attended, and
C~iar'cs.ovn was Wen relres ntet. The
llavo- o. your town, who assisted with hls
fl,c. seemed 90 he POSSESSED of exceeding
swee.aes -Jmeau thc aU,e.I Iheamouni
|rea,,r.d uls over 500. Ihe walls of the
.C.urcl be- repaired remain firm, III
theg hsfa been exposed to wax AMI wino
-r1 rl,u. forNelrs. The work Of repair I-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
SDecioy ESfice.

T,UFsuENANDOAH VALLEY Il r. COZ
PtTV NOW offers special inducemenl- r'
r1rsens desiring 70 visit tho CtNEkNs ~ ~
RAY during tie months Of July, August a''
September. and ia order that those perm
II, nn, wish % accompany large eKcn
may be accommodated, ErcrrS'oH ~. M +,
a., EF.i-,i,u h. the (0na7g viii be- SOFA r,
sr,3iI rarties Of not les than Ten Per.2is
Snocief Pefi,cei R,fc. Orders ior thee
In lots Of not l,es than ten, VIII bg w "a
upon application t. tie undersiSn., 5sv q.
ale and yub be good on al regular trains.
,be sa S'u ~ these tickets /. limited 20 the month.
Of JAW. Angast and september, it is de.,I1' =.
thst ain applications should be MADE - carry
possible. ILL
49, % HOWARD RONEk
IT,. % tsso Dig. Fri. & Pas Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
House Building, ~ q.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
hubble that he will contract for the ercc-
OF House. and d cexccution Of Othcr work
in the House-Bai.ding and Carpenter and Cab
met busincss. A. q practical builder Oh eXpe-
rience be h confident of executing his CONTRACT
satisfactorily ~ % workmanship, pr0mptituie
and terms. II. CLAY CITING,
Duhieids Depot.
August 81, lss2-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

The commencement Of no ether year,
since the founding 81 the West Virginia
University. has afforded so much satisfao-
ton to the students, and those who take an
Interest in its welfare. Notwithstanding
our changes have been many, and, to the
uninitiatcd hard to understand, now that
work has actually commenced, but little
complaint is heard, at least from those who
have given our new system 9 fair end i'm
partial trial. The number Of old studens
who return, attest the merits Of last years
work under the successful management OF
Prof D. B. Purinton, while the extraordina-
~ number of new ones, show that our new
President inaugurates his connection with
the school, with encouraging prospects Tor
the future.-Norgaato,ca NtW Do@ Hioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Hundreds Of Men, Women aud Children
Rescued in every community from beds OF
sickness and almost death and made strong
by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best evil
dcnccs in the world of its sterling worth
Past
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
To FarmerSY

OFFICE OF PIEDMONT GUAYo y MANUFAcrUR-
ING COMPANY
BALTIMORE, July -, lSS2.
I would respectfully call attention of our
friends and customers TO our old and reliable
brands of FERTILIZERS, viz:
PIEDMONT GUANO,
&c. ANNOTATED
BONE PHOSPHATE
BONE PHOSPHATE.
These goods have been used in Virginia for
the past fifteen years With great success. No
other Fertilizer having oXcelled them IN the
production of WHEAT and GRASS.
No pains or expense has been spared in the
preparation of our supplies for the coming
season. which viii be in fine drilling condition.
We use nothing but materials Of the highest
c-aGe In orr goods. and can therefore recon-
mend them with great confidence to all who
wish TO Buy a first class Fertilizer.
Wcwili BE pleased &c have your orders for
all that is needed.
refer you TO the following gentlemen:
WM. II. MOORE,
RID. RUTHERFORD,
NJ. +. TRUSSEIL,
J. W. TRUSSELL,
An Others, who have used their goods.
ForSale by
c. W. TRUSSELL,
Charlestown, ". Va.
July -, 1882 m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23


October and give him az least l-tcea hun
dred majority
80. r,
~" - ,+-
Changes from Paul 20 O'fcrcu are re-
ported IN Rockingham ana Ause'''' ana .'
Shenandoah me same .''-N l' inc
er line Is manifest Nay '~e s~-'''
be triumphant.
american farmers who have been holding
tbeir wheat for hirher pr;ce--cxpoc,a;;ou
based mon q prolonged wax I'm Egypt might
well sell. Arab Pi-la la, los. interest
,be contest
--l-.-. .
-ho, D., rr.o, c-;.. Is im.en1ir- c,,rtaeR Re-
.nbries, rsr.v OTHERS not reraal ican
,.el so too and r-5-r that Democratic
Co,cress win su,.ea5 tic rr.scnt.
J"! I'uooe'
man oil Ou''-h.' ~,
dead lor year '-C Nc"
geS'S tnat tne "e ,a3"''l ",''"'"
assess the helu.-,-h COMMISSIONERS
cemeteries aI over - c-,n'''
The Richmoat Vrfr saws Peter Garter
'coioredI was stopped Do 'Ae ull0'. o'
remarks me o'Nef o'yi "".' "'''
hone lnfcrropier ua' Ae N.-.1 ST., .''"
-cr an" settle Do ae'o'"-. '' inc
F'iIy w Peter
Though Virginia has only oDc-fah ottae
population of Pennsylvania and not at.u-a
o. her accumulated wealth. she contributes
hree-fourths as much ofthc Internal reye-
ute rs P-euusyly-uia Dies. This Is The
TEN Malone, Paul 90. would perge,la,e
w. w NJ ~ ~ ,1,-o- .r Pm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Just as We were about 20 go 20 press, the
announcement was received chat Hon. VIM.
l.. Wilson of this County had been nomi-
mated sc Piedmont, on the first ballot 90
carry the banner of The DemocratcCoaser
vative party TO victory, in this, 1bc secoaa
Congressional district. 1t uow rests upon
his many warm admirers la this county p
put forth theis earnest effort Co induce every
voter 20 be 90 the polls on the lo,h day %.
October and give him az Teas, dacca hun.
lrel maiurIlv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
For ESelif.

THE Offices next d00rto the Carter House on
i Main street. For terms apply 70
REBECCA HUNTER.
Sept. Q. ls82-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Cen. Francis A. Walker, Superintendent
Of Tic last Census, will have a paper in the
October C|ENTURy ON "The Growth OF the
United States.''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
Y'.e9sOgAy Sees!.

TU5T received, prime lot, new Timothy Seed.
- Be. WASHINGTON.
Sept. d, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUALFAIR
or THE
shsn. Val. Agric'l Seisty,
VIII be held at Winchester, Virginia,
october 1Otl. 11t, 18th and 18Th, 1882.

NyANY special features Of particular inter
VA est to the people of the Valley Will bepre-
scuted. Large premiums IN every Department
ATTRACTIVE Trials of Speed. Competitive Mill
tarv Drill bv Companies of.2nd Virginia Reg
iment. Indians from Carlisle Barracks. Spc-
cially large display of Saddle Horses in compe-
tition for valuable 500 silver Cup and money
premium.
Ee- Every arrangement has been made for
the comfort and entertainment Of visitors.
n.-For premium lists, etc, address the Sec
rotary at Winchester.
II. L. d. LEWIS. President.
Z. G.. Hollis. Secretary.
August 70. lSS2-St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

WE hive just received q large supply Of
w Note. Letter. Account and Legal Cap
Paper. also Envelopes and box paper of every
description. AISQUITH co.
Angus; >. lSS2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

AslL-Hi'r c"Nln Oh events H"PFt"'" ''
Washington City last week, connecting the
dea,h,o of three persons. On Sunday night
Benz. Taylor was shot by Henry Wright,
The llf.,g.tv occurring ou account of q wo-
o,,,.u.lN-3ls ON Monday niubt Tav-
.-. ~. or.t ~ .Lo ~, mai. in
.ft Vr.,.s5 .Lo.L ;rs.rr dcad
- -
2nl -l ht''na ei ''7 ~e-'" Va Y''" '"09'
mea ON her account thc woman hung her
self at her house i'm an alley on "Wednesday
.:.t ,ro.ce ~ 81, :. death
"'7"'
,-,|1 w. ~,r+oo
-i'I @'c - 0'' ~. A. - I4sr'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
CAGi,. &e@ss CasseA.

MRS. J.N. WIITTINGTON is prepared to
III Repair Cane Seat Chairs at short notice
and upon easy terms, at her home IN the
Southern suburbs of Charlcstowu, on Bloom
cry turnpike.
ScnteMhor D. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
Cement.

r-cT ro,c;,ed Gar load fresh Round lgl
y ment. BE WAshiN'i'
July - is>2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Almost everybody fixes aattcry, unless it
is laid On with a lrovcl. 1t il possible to
a minister to;es so thick and unctious rs to
turn all but the most robust stomachs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

XTEarc authorized 10 announce ;. II. HiG-
w GANBOTHAM a. an independent Can.
didate forthe House OF Delegates.
sept. Is, 15S2-tc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Music Tor Particles, &c.
TNHE undersigned is prepared 20 furnish good
Music for Picnics or Evening Parties at
reasonable rates. Letters addressed % NE at
Charlestown will receive prompt attention.
Sep IA. 50 JULIAN 4. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Weak muscles and nerves, sluggishness of
thought and inactivity cured by Browns
Iron B,ttcis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
70 lsE ElIEElS o. IITTlIaH lid iIIlIIEG ulLTIg.
We Desire to call ycur Thoughtful Attention to the Superior Merits of

We Desire to call ycur Thoughtful Attention to the Superior Merits OF
eDRCEHHIMA GUANO
AS - FEUTIIIZEIe FOR
WHEAT AND GRASS.
The advantages resulting from its use are not only an increased yha. but the ena
neot i i9R sGaaso R a f Sen s am I eat as oIgq IN da y f P@ngisaaia and and %RGG
ns s' " Jd Esaot a z alSa ing a counas, ware care jDsa6sd in confidently pconnss sa =
s 10 aa an aT ayh9 success sS5s sa and eo On &%d g popularity. Some Of the Target aiOsa drns
It's successful because Ii Natures own provision for her exhausted fields
sa hn Ea is h dE6i grade nSSoo of Pb %s %s @% have based %st o%Tdes "a aponi@ actual ert@ t@s
Usf gr yoa5eb@ to some Of y~ people Uo hare used md ash a "esf"Pfq@a@
Z" I" 90 WY0565IIDRIDGE, 1RAvERs & co, IMPORTERS, BALTIMORE, MD.
READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS:
Robert !. Shirley, Charl@twn, Jefferson Co, W. Va? July 81 49, says ueior
diIaGaan o last t All oy a. ne st te o oe. % ob@n im ad I at harvest Rc% an 10 dGrsre n&e
growth of straw or quality Of wheat l am satisfied with its results
oI Rar i S;I 1sf f:s Al c ssa 6. ss@s l s Il. a5 Co. + y 20 y pound Aof Sc . 1%5 g. i az 5 J. o. 1,
as sn Pmd' Of e ioS1a %3 J 5@a. r. of OF % course @%f AMI AMI Pleased as TiG ooIHI a' = '' "'
Michael Rosclerser. Summit Point Jefferson Go, y. Va, august | ISL says
used q ,s mt G %19oi h f fail aa n d% Tf d %af . Ps ned S Se II n the u ho1"I B a n oS
that we have JGe stand @ grass where orchila ws put and noneon the other except
Al. Necl@ay, vnleve,vls jefferson Co, W Va, august l. i.s., say: Lal
oridia Gaano ht fall on my ny %neas & @i NJ nave ave o @, sSm % o 'apY,e| of its ncGt- II
g gs @ good results as as a@r GnHf,rs teiis rl6bh WAS soun, al am wei satisfied
.s ch e 5. i H:rf, x! Eff s /. M 5 5@s 80: , 9i W sa ys 5s' is is' e.. .%;. I'll The y ':
Jan Page RToa Jefferson Co, ". Va Bird Jqy, l@2, wHts: The one ton 9fQ}nal
Ia Gaano l 6?assth 81 9 =. WAS pa on "a NY T% n1 S @e the bet dids %o II" n 5pe grntcrI ap.
pamn.eof the rhea: produced: OF cpms, the oohHla is the cheapest therefore tie
most desirable Of the three fertilizers
George ". Snyder Ripon, Jefferson Go, W W write Bird 5ay 1852: [ rurh9a.ci
me taof Orhha Gauno last fall and craMr ii Us good q fertilizer 80 ANY nave
ud Ann orrcly satisfied Will. the wheat raised from H.
p W 4ors sioo,N Va iaalater JMy 9. 1882. says The orANa Gano
/. - S"H; 4"P'1 - In-E-' - 80, hill rrTlC YrlUy and cannot see
bWEtt CT }' lAt year luc'.N uIW "; rm%5"
- 49,, o,os saws. T. c,1a,,e.e
mol aGd lat fan, hi given ne eiuosaaaedon.
--t . -, 49, .l anal.
MLoflI % ~ IL H. T o 8 S1 ora satisfactory Note, or at a liberal l-
Ui'U~' uW "" vi" ~" """
count fir Cash. ur lrur -. " Va sY,.t5 txe sm@ used or
VIM f. M}mt92' nNM Hnt br tn Er .d mother hl rHi
q i@%H ~ feecrof each kind
noon my @is lost M on un dy api.. T. rr%@s have l"a aeo n iy S9rTTi @J
IcmIm production orato muhldEterr"i thSha" &3 IT, m ,@r-rni 1.l
.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
FOR SALE BY

,,f p VII Is rborlotorn. ROBT. H. LEWIS, Rip0a. LICkLIDth 4" A'
VETE" vD,nJcvcsyHl. ROBT +. CRAIGIIILIs Duficds W. l. AOLAAD' D"'
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
As 4 FERTILIZER FOIs
WHEAT n GRASS.

The advantages resulting from its use are not only an increased yield but the Pna
orchifa Gano has been used extensively in Maryland, Pennsylvania and yignh
for sovrly years and from its abundant success everywhere, especially among the far
mrso of Jefferson & adjoining Counhe, veae justified in confidently accommodating i
70 vol as helm, well adapted to your soils. No fertilizer offered for your use has had
s5b rnyary1rs success and continued popularity. Some of the largest anlbeA farmer
II fbs, three Srats use it almost exclusively.
II is successful because it is Natures own provision for her exhausted fields.
UTs T~ Priced because we have one Of hs expense of manufacturers and dhu
,orrdina lis hrh Grade # Phosphate. have based oGrpnce uponie actual cost inpor
We TGr ya bao@ % some Of your people rao hare used " md a@ 90 "eF"'tg ""
o" W06IDRIrGE .TRAvERs & co, IMPORTERS, BALTIMORE ND.
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a'irginia 3tee gress.

CharIesto,rn JEFFERSON Cornty, WsStTa.
September p, 1852.
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FL. voorhees,. Ripon. Jegnon Con ". Va, July SO, 1882, says; The q
no used last fall, has given me entire satisfaction.
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TUF FGLIOWING LETTERS

stown. Jefferson Co, w. Va, Aug. ., 1882. says: ! Is.
y wheat at the rate of 300 pounds per acre by the side Of
+ the two the quality OF The OrchiIla Wheat is better an
OF courseI am pleased with Orchila.
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nmmit Point, Jefferson Co, W. Va, August l, lSS2,. says:
AL ana was much pleased whit. | used i beside other fcT
ton. and | could see "a difference IN the wheat. Bat l nou'
T qrass where Orchilla was put, and rome on the other exec
Connecticut western news., 1882-01-11
The German.FrancO War.

The concluding volume of the work, "The Franco German War of 1870-71, by the Staff of the German Army" has just been published. Nine years have passed since the appearance of the first volume. The new volume con tains sta. tistics from which the German army lost during the war 6,247 officers and 123, 453 men. or this number 4O,01e fell either before the enemy or died oi their wounds or of illness the rest were wounded. The whole forces of the German army during the war amounted to A, APO officers and l, ,451, ,944 men, oi whom 33. 1O1 officers and 1,143, ,254 men took part in the campaign. Within seven months 29O,OO persons were nursed in the field hospitals, and S12,- 021 patients received in the reserve hos' pitfalls. The number of letters forward cd by the field post amounted to 101,' 267, 800, .,'