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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27

4 keSSmen Reed, of Maine, and
Pn, Of Illinois, were partners at a
whist with Senator Aldrich, of
Island, and Congressman Hatch,
eouri, as adyersaries. After a
ies Of defeats Reedsuddenly said
partner; Morrison, is there no
which We can beat these fell
Yes" replied Mr.. Morrison,
sot oy an arbitrary change of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27

euive.s wife, the Vice Queen,
VSlled, is a daughter of Ell
Isna and granddaughter Of the
oOa tasha. She is a beautiful
ESa'ed woman, who tenderly
husband and four children,
~ active part in the educa-
~ 'AT'er. The eldest hey, Alb
..' brother are taught by a
sOSue, and the little girls are
'~fe OF an English nurse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27

kyben Paul H. Hayne shall nave
k,ved to death, then a ten thousand
I,r monument will be raised to him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27

] have not heard that Khedlve
lletOn has yet dismissed BOOkwal-
asha or Mclean Bey, but there
] TO be no doubt that the latter are
y open rebellion against the former
s ir Egyptian prototypes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27

|ung people know what is the
WIN them when they are in
fiaFu!y. Well, DR.. H. K. Jones.
ufe before the Concord School
sophy, has settled the whole
n most lucidly. He puts it,:
'ne youth becomes enamored
"u'liul maiden, do we think
merely impressed with the
'Crm, the external beauty?
he is acquainted with the
eensorium."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27

<bey hadn't been running that rail-
I 4 in Palestine three days before q
I fman undertook to walk the track.
, 1882-11-24
Just for Fun.

The latest libel about the new comet
is that it is one Of the bald headed kind.
and ID hurrying up toward the sun to get
a front seat where it can have good
look at the transit of Venus.
A correspondent asks, What time Of
the year do the days begin to shorten?'
When you have note in bank. A note
in bank is the great annihilator of time
The days are crowded togather in thin
layers and tIe nights are like smear
from blacking brush.-Arkansas
Traveller.
rs it fact" asked one Austin young
lady of another Austin young lady, that
you have consented to marry ung
Spoonv, and are going to be married
right OFF, Yes we are engaged" WHY,
he has not got any money, he is ugly, and
he is dying with consumption. He won't
live two months" That's the very
reason | marry him. Black is so becom-
ing to me that ought to have been a
widow wears and years ago."-7e,rds
SVtingS.
, 1882-11-24
BY Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL, Nov -. The steame,
Winton, with grain from the Black Sea,
foundered oil the island OF Ushant coast
and thirty persons were drowned.
PORTLAND, Nov. %. 49, The supreme
court today affirmed the decision of the
lower court, in the case of the United
States vs.. NV. Brown, late state printer,
in which verdict was rendered against
Brown for $4,000
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The district
commissioners this afternoon found Geo.
9. Miller, the detective, guilty of CON
spiracy with the star reuters, and an or
de. has been issued removing Miller from
the metropolitan force.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov 22.-The st Louis
limied express was wrecked early this
morning, thirty miles east of here, by n
rail laid across the track. The entire
train, including the baggage. passenger
and sleeping cars, was thrown down an
embankment thirty feet.
, 1882-11-24
Telegraphic Market Report.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Il

DAN Il RANClSCO, NOV ~.
Wheat Maaket firm, holders not in
clined to sell. Fair shipping ST 6O@
l62Is; choice shipping 81 659 67l9.
Barley Feed, market excited and
hig er; sales on call board were $500
tons, mainly December; No. | feed. spot,
81 As; December 81 jl No. brewing,
$l52l9 spot and December.
Oats Offerings are small OF extra
choice qualities and prices favor sellers.
Prices unaltered.
Potatoes Weak and dull; Garnet
Chile, 9OcM$l; Early Rose, SlMl 10.
Dried Fruit Firm at unchanged quo
tations; demand fair.
Apples Mixed lots common, in boxes,
35@60c; choice, 75c@$l, mUrket well
supplied.
Hops General features Of the market
unchanged; quote as before.
Wool Dull, with next to nothing do
ing, Sellers are lowering their preten-
sions Choice Eastern Oregon, nominal
22lf 81; fair to good 1Sm2Oc. Choice
valley unchanged; ditto coarse, at 2l@
23c.
Eggs-Market firm; prices are against
buyers.
Bitter Fresh roll is steady at full
pric g, 35@371gc; choice packed butter,
25m2Sc.
NV. 2O.-Wheat is firm at 81 G7@
70.
Barley is weak; feed 81 44El1 As; brew
ing 81 5OWl 60; cheyalier, 81 471a@
I5llq.
Hay -Sl29l7 per ton.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The Mark Lane
Cypress in its review of the British grain
trade during the past week says: THE
weather during the week allowed some
wheat sowing but the arrears of this work
are now materially reduced. There has
been u large, irreGu ar supply Of native
wheat. Prices for good samples were
occasionally higher. Foreign is un-
changed in pr ce. The demand was
scarcely So good, and business was re-
stricted by the trmnesso sellers. Busi-
ness in cargoes off the coast il virtually
at stand still. There have been four
arrivals and two sales. The market for
cargoes on passage or for shipped closed
hrhl out quiet. Red winter and Califor-
MIA are third of shilling better. The
I d, was supplied freely, but the demand
was inactive. Prices are unchanged,
and foreign was dull with labored sale.
Barley il unchanged. Foreign is steady
with hardening tendency. Oats were
dearer. There was fair sale in foreign
at unchanged rates. Maize was in small
supply with retail sale at fancy prices
The sale of English wheat during the
past week was 1896 quarters. at 40s
Sd'.. against 1891 quarters, at 45s Al.
during the corresponding period Of last
year.
, 1882-11-24

BIRD seed for sale at LATIHER &
Cos.
, 1882-11-24
SHIPPING NEWS.

CAPT Cove, former owner Of the little
steamer Gem, intends building another
small steamer for tho White river traffic.
u, Simpson Bros. are now building at
Coos Bay an auxiliary steam barkentine
Tor the coast trade. She is intended to
carry about 100000 feet of lumber and
VIII be completed in February next. The
machinery is being built in San Fran
cisco.
.Dlckie Bros. have close n contract
with Messrs. Goodall, Perkins & Griffith
'or the construction of third steam
Shller OF the same size as the Orca. The
, 1882-11-24
CLIPPINGS.

Hon. II. O. Dunbar. OF Goldendalc,
has been elected Prosecuting Attorney
Of Yakima. Clarke, Skamania and Klicki-
tat. He will make the best prosecuting
attorney the district has ever had
Sprague HerdId.
The Illinois lie gisla'ura is Republican
and senator Davis will be sutceedel by
n stalwart. The North Carolina legisla-
tre is also Republican, ssuring a r,
, 1882-11-24
TYPE FOR SALE.
A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.

a CHANCE FOR PRINTERS
100 lbs. of Long Primer (tihs
type) complete, with figures, dipl.
thongs, characters, &c, for sale at
25 cts. per pound. Is securely pack ,
ed and will he put on board Of steam
er at Port Townsend free Of charge.
Also, 100 lbs Of Brewer, same out
fit, same price; sample below.
Address this office.
Regular trips from Port Townsend 10
DungrnrSS ard return to Port Discovery.
rur-rlAcs and FrirIny1. Jobbiug do
For Freight or Passage. apply to
, 1882-11-24
CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES:

EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES:
Episcopal Church Services. st. Paul's
oath. Sunday after Trinity.
Morning services at II O'Clock.
Evening service at clock.
Sunday school at 2, p NJ.
REV. j, B. ALEXANDER, NJ. A.
Residence, Mrs. Il. s. FOWLER
, 1882-11-24
FLOUR

2U,UUU pounds OF Extra GranuIattd
FLOUR IN STORE
The wheat of this Flour being raised on
virgin soil is very rich and strong, and
being made by the new roller process,
the flour retains all the glutinous sub
stance Of the grain.
This brand has taken the premium at
San Francisco, and makes better bread
than any flour on the whole coast.
For sale by the sack, barrel or ton, by
Nov lift HARKER & co.
, 1882-11-24

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services at the usual hours. morning
and evening, conducted by Rev. S. II.
Todd, pastor, Sabbath School at 2:l5 p. NJ
Service of Song in the even ng.
, 1882-11-24
Complete.

SEATTLE, " T.. March "a, 1851.
H. III. WArNEV & Co: Sirr-Afrpr suffering over
ton yeas with kidney complaint made liso OF
your SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure was cured. aud
have never had the least symptoms Of the disease
since. II PATRtCK.
, 1882-11-24

BUTTER from A. U. Davis Rose Farm
Dairy. No short weight Two pounds
in each roll. The best butter in the
market, without exception.
PLUMMER " TERRY, Agents.
, 1882-11-24

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES.
Morning Service, 1870 A. NJ.
Sabbath School, 1l30 A. NJ.
Evening Service, Z. M.
Week-night Service, Thursday, 7;30 PM.
REV. JNo. REL ,. Pastor.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Roy. 4. f.. Rogers of MartinshUrg will
pr -a,h Zen the Baati,; Church. Chariestown,
on sun las moraiag and night, March 18th.
We are requested thannounce that Bishop
PrtcrSiu viii preach in the Lutheran Oh. at
Harpcrs Ferry on Sunday night, April Pad.
Rev. J. l.. Slipley Will preach in the "
T.. Church. South, in misplace, on Sunday,
March 26th.
The Pre,5y,ery Of Winchester will con-
we've I'm Lollpul : rect Caurch. WincheS-
t.r. on the 29,h March. From Presbyterian
Church Charle~town, Ruling E.dcr Cleon
Moore Delegate; George II. Turner, Alter
nate.
Bishop Petcrlin Will o0iriatc in Zion
Church Char,,~town. as follows: Friday.
March Sl~t. ~ ll.3o. \. NJ; Saturday, Apr.
l,t. T.. W.; Sunday, Arrii >. 40 II \. VI.
ON thc latter occasion the Rite %! Coui;rEa-
ton will DE administered.
Rev. DE-. A. ". Wilson, Missionary Sec
Rotary of tie N. T. Church, South. preached
in thc VI. E. Church, South. in this place on
Sunday morning last, and q; night in the
Prcsby,er.se Church by special releest Of
the pastor. All other churches orthc town
,cxccpt the co.orcd were closed, and the
congregation, were very largely represented
in the assembling, To hear him. Tie ser-
mons of DIR. Wilson me! the high cxpecta-
tioas of tLc people lie loit Tor lis home
in Nashville oa Monday morning.
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L!sr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remain

L!Sr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remain
ing in the Post Office at Charestown, JEFF
ferson county, w. Va, March Is, 1882.
Ms. Harriet Taylor. Ms Mtria :. Strut,
Mr., VI ny A. II ,mer, Miss Dcentr Turner,
Taos. Brown icol., r. Feller'. Mr.. Green
fellows, Aus. r. b rr, RI5t Hardwick, Sam
I. JIyue,, Jno. Sigenthaler. Charlie Ta.-
lor, Wm H. Tucker Peter Worle p {. H..
White.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter
Office. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
Benz. +. LEIsENRIEG, p. NJ.
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IN exchange states that probably the
largest COW in the world Is owned by Mar
tin :. Stakes, Of Granville, White county,
III. She i, seven years old ard weighs 1900
pounds. Is seventeen and halt hand high.
ten and 4 half feet loag from the end %! the
nose 10 tie huttock, seventeen and half
Get, from the nose to tie end OF the tail,
eight feet nine inches around the rirth.
tvcuty-siX inches around the forearm and
thirty one inches across the hips. She las
been exhibited in Indians. Illinois, Mi>>ou
ri and Tennessee. She Is white and Te5,
mostly the latter, well formed and perfect
beauty.
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From the Hrali 4:

Hundreds of Men. Women and Children
Rescued in every community from beds OF
sickness and almost death and made strong
10y ParSers Ginger Tonic are the best evi-
dences in the word OF its sterling worth
Ilset
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-25

BERKELEY COUNTY ITEMS.


From the Independent:
The lot. forty feet front, on Martin street
Martinsburg, adjoining the property OF
Dehi x Bro, and belonging to Mrs. Seary,
was sold this week TO Diehl & Bro, for the
sum Of $j25.
The Nodsingcr land was sold on Saturday
last. at public sale, and bought by +. o.
Williams, for the SUM Of $4,000. There are
so acres in the tract.
From the HeraN:
Mr.. Samuel Peters sold his farm, about
four miles south OF Martinsburg, containing
about tour Lundr,d acres, to Rev. W. ".
DOwney, for SIC, 200.
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4 $1,000 Bibyicdi Re,rari.

The publishers OF Koticige's Mo1fhy Offer
ten valuable rewards in their Monthly fer
Aprii. among which is the following:
Wcw.li give 5000 in gold To the person
telling Us which is the middle v,r,e in tie
NV Testament Scriptures by April 10Th,
lSS2 Should Two or more correct answer
b. received the reward will be divided
TAe money viii be forwarded To the winner
April 18th, 1882. Persons trying tor
Acreward must send - cents in silver inn
postage stamps taken with their answer,
ior Which tLcy will receive Ike May Ho@b %,
ia which the same and address oftho winner
of tie reward and the correct answer vii,
be published This may hc worth 5000 20
wa crt Il out Adde'S RUuEDGE
TrRl~HING CpMpANy, Easton, ptnna.
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y gs.7R.g'g.vG.

DERSONS knowing thcmscivcz Indebted 20
nae will please call a. once and settle u q r
h.lls-ls am compelled ~ have money To
meet uiv obligations. md viii be- compelled %
transfer them % an officer FOR collection il no;
paii promptly -....
March 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-25

$500 per year can be easily made az
home working for f. G. Rideout d CO.. 10
Barclay Street. New York Send Tor their
catalogue and fun particulars.
Oct 20. Sly. Bates
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Or. j. ". DOBNER,
Dentist.

Parties who irt-rl TO t5o gas in their
stores, Dwellings, O.. Offices will 90 well to
nave the pipes introduced prior to the turn
ing ON of the gas at the works. 1t will be
l.ss expensive, and can be done more
promptly than when rush is MADE. Mr.
Charles L. Seal, who has had practical
experience of fifteen years, as will be seen
oy card. offers his services Is plumber and
-as-f,;cr Work entrusted 10 nu vii,
doubtless Be well doae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-25
NOTICE.

'VHE undersigned Intending 20 Temove from
1 this city L. llagcr>t0wn Md. September !.
= 81. and That o.. trutS aDd business must be
4 , ed hv the 10Th of August next, hc viii sal
\ 4. GOODS At COST. iu order to close out
.,i, present stock of goods Persons wishing %
buy a suit of clothes viii save TWENTY -FiN +
PER CENT. hy giving iEi cal,. Al goods
warranted to be inadg aud trimmed IL The hesl
,tvlcand III guaranteed. SALES POSITIVELY
ASH Al persons Srowing Themselves IN
leb,ci must settle by August 1o;h. otherwise
heir accounts viii be placed ~ tie liauGs Of
in attorney for collection. ..
ISAAC LOWENSTElN.
Frederick City Nj July }, ISL.
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BONES WANTED.

HARRY AND NED DUKE pay Cash for
L B1Igs old iron and empty Kerosene CA
o.ifris.
March II, lSs1
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MAoaGr RAGozIN'S f'.cr on Russian
J.w> and Gentiles. in 7ae Century for APRIL.
vii be, it is said, forciblo presentation Of
tie Russian view of;he Jewish question. Il
WI probably be the mo,tnotewor;hy defense
Of the Russian that hes yVl arreafcd in En-
dish. The May (cat1y will contain sir
lied answer, from the Hebrew point ofyicw,
5Y E;s, Emma Lazarus, Who al tEe Arra
number, discusses interestingly the que ti"r
Was ;hc Earl Of BeaconsG-!d Il Ecpres,n
,a.iye jew go
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hobby. G0OpS.

DICTURE FRAMES II al kinGs-Eastlake.
1 Solid Walnut, &c. soid by
GEO. r LIGHT
DOX Papers cheaper thar sny house in town
ID Price them. Paper from = cents To - cents
per quire. GEO T. LIGHT. f.
I'HRlsTMts Caris-ihe very pfei,iest Call
: and see them Vases Boquet HOlde-s. TOi-
iet sots. TaiT Boxes, &c gold b.
Dec 10. 81 GEO. T LIGHT.
81
.,pe week ID yOBr owH town. g Outfit
'1DD free No risk Everything new. Cap
ilal not se41ired We wlll furnish you every
thing Many are masking fortunes. Ladies
make as much ~ men. and boys and girls make
great pay Reader u sou want a business at
which Won can maze 2 81 pay al the time you
work write for pas,i, ulars to II. HALLETT z
Co, Portland Maine.
Dec. >. Sly.
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8
st.-..rt..p-. a:"a.- -4:f' .---so e.- t---.
.-e..r HrssS. rrr- - =. tt". Z o." l. i..i ga.
. .fs.ti:a. J. 60 d. = 4. '-'. 'r ap". ef'.
l.;c .;sul.l. - ...r iga 80 ire lc'u g.. 49, -
r-G.Ic r-.Ict. fi4 isrs-e : d s;'yi..1 B..
.tcturc. vfe..-.I 2.g9als a:.,.l,v t.serr-,s
4 see c'..5lt-sl crest :. sd .li ~ 'I'r -
c.Tca an f..gcss f.,-. l. .. ! .-" s. 10,
5s ltL', C 'rI- - vI ,At- 2. see. =
.tTl .s- i-1 i!' S.hr.-tl a.cctsf7r'.
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Rouse Building, Sc.

riNHE undersigned offers his service. in House
/ Building. aud Carpenter work in all il
branchcs-prontisirg faithful attention, prompt
an acceptable execution of all work entrusted
O. him. aud reasonable charges.
BENZ + JOHNSON.
Charie>town. March II, l,-2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-25

Bewar. of the risk ycu are running, IN
exposing yourself to tie weather oi thi~
g;san without one ot Go. Il. Ua;.cy
S.rirg Ovorcoa;e, Just received ucat and
c.car. Tall April IL and sec his opening
1T Spring AMI Summer goods Ills stock
70. Cicthiug Is So large and varied SIS 60
STYLES of goods and naka auj sizes as to
J.acl, ii, and suit any caller a well a. il
made 10 5, .ccial order.
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-cr.r- changing their re>ideac s
notify Us promptly that we may
.-...t, .r're,s THE FREE PRESS % them
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Erh. IL 1872.

We understand Mr. Young. the Great
Marble and Granite Worker intcad7 t".ld-
MA large addition t. hi. how extensive
works in Nartius5ur~ This Is theman vho
lv large sales AMI small profits Is sc.iiu-
more work than all Ill, other WORKS III Mar
inshwg. Give him a call for he will SCI"
sou .omhs ana monuments lower then 9TH
RS can afford % sell. Look at la-g- cariiu
3, IS paper.
February II, ISIS,
have this day pat prices way down Oh
"a winter goods AID from this date Jan.
Il. spring stock Is received. Great b"r-
.aius can be obtained at the Twin Fronts
.or cash. !. GoLDSMrH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-25

Tic NLcphcristcwn Rcr!,tcy says: Re-.
!. u. Tongue OF Charlc,,ovn, filled c
pulpit OF a. n f. ClurtA, SJl.h, IN tn,
taNu. On Sunday morning and evening l2ta
inst. IN tie aL-cnce - Rev W. c. Egslts-
ton. pastor. Ny Tongues Sermons were
excellent and lorcible. and delivered IL lis
u ual al}c style as in days of yorc.'
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THE
VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE as s0GiA-
TIDA
OF VIRGINIA.
T]HG OFFICE. sIlT57lJ. V.lB.Ill
poucrrs GUARANTEED ror THEIR FULL FAcl
VALUE, SECURED nr ~ AMPLE FUNp' II
VESTED ~ l.. >. BoNDs. wHicHIs ~ RENs-
EDEvGRY YEAR FsoN rHrriRes ANSuAL
PAYuexrs og $500 PER 5000
IL URANCE.

DPTsTTTS the following plan to such per
/ son, is desire To become members:
The payment Of $500 for memberships s'p
,rnI,ai,r for three wears. commencing one ye.IT
fr,,n ,llt. 81 policy. and ticreaitcr5-O1 annu-
,liy during lie, With pro rata mortality assess
meats %, the death of each member viii cnti;lc
n mciulcr 10 Il certificate of Csc FHoUsASn
Dollar. 20 be paid u l,c Legal hers or IL ms
in niac:v DAYS rom approval! Of isl:h notice.
The AVERAGE cost Of a policy Of $1,000 for Il
person a;.l - years is ahuut SO Il
year. For other a-cs more or less in proper
ton
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Di6sU.ssti0n .gVftce.
kseHWceG.

I HAVE reduced the price of the New >icw-
l art Sewing Machine Ia S-jN. This Ma
.h;ne is the same construction as the Singer
iAchinc ana warranted To- do as gryiit q variety
Z work rs amy ON the market. licmmers. !. a.
ler. fucker and all other attachments furnish
Il with the Machine free oi charsc.
gro W kEARSLEI
February u. 1Ss2
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Harper Fer y& Valley Branch
IL. * .. is. *.
Took e.Tec, Monday, Nov. n 1881.
WEST BOUND TRAINS

63s 60 go GIG GlS
A. NJ. \. NJ. A. NJ. J. n. ?. NJ.
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e s,'imeys t0Ke .soEice.
NOTICE.

THE outstanding pc. cent JEFFERSON
i COUNTY BONDS, numbered from o. ~.
Vt the denomination OF Sl,pD, must bc pre-
-cntgd ~ the Treasurer Olics of Jefferson
County. ". Va. M charc-tJNu, on or before
March 18th. fSs2. Interest will cease 900 said
bonds 10 that date.
EUGENE BAKER, Agent
Ech II Issg
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utiic Saics

March IS Personal Property by Gcorge
II. Tate.
March 90 Personal Property by J. VI.
Sheppard
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Ess:s,,5:ag $ Ga5-EIllin :.

,YN.IE unde. signed offers his services to the
: uuai; Pipes introduced into houses
GlS-iXtureS and fittings. Call and see Plates
of Fine F.x,irc,. iiaishel in gold polished
brass ati Porcelain. Globes. Drop hts. Bus
ntr,. a.. O.dUI~ Fixtures Gil tel or rt-Hrmzrd
i'm tlse la.es; style Opposite Rank of Charles
CHARLES L. SEAL.
L.. 1sSn
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.90sire Of Dissolution.

Thc la,, lrni Of Sin.a,- q Cr.in the MILL
Ing business at the Miilviilc Nillf' gn thc
Shenandoah Ri1erin Jeil, r-9n County ha been
dissolved hy mutual consent
In future thc milling business viii hc con
duclci 90, same place by tie MilviNe Milling
Co." lately incorporated forthepurPo.eof buy-
jig an kinds Of grain and milling ~ all IT.
branches.
sINGHASs & co.
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.ggE.dT .7z,SESRET, sc.

FNiIE undcr.i-' cd have entered into ca-pari-
| ucr.hip and are conducting business uil
iaiu street opposite NJ. l.. Parsonage. y l.
oar purpose 90 have constantly ON hand
CHOICE FRESH NEITS,
"a season. carefully slaughtered and dressed
50 Bacon. Fowls, Fish Fruits. Flour. Neal
'urn Bran. Ohdl. K, The hou'tkecper can
ili upui "a, confidently expecting To find tiic
Isl supple Cor tlic t'l'le I7ocnrah.o ~ tbs
naTkc,. and at reasonable charges.
Respectfully.
MERCHANT IS LUCAS.
February t. lSS2.
WE hayca memorandum book for ever.
- farmer 30 Jefferson County free of co,'
all at the Court House square Drug Store and
* for il
january y lNs2 AlSQI It'll CO.
DREPARED Paint. eleven different colors in
i lilo cans ready for u-e.
,)oo9 Feet IL window gIass-all sizes. and 200
MSQUITII & 90.
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EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No. 63s daily. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
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