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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

Democratic Indifference which, in this
District, so nearly deprived our honored
Representatiye-elect of his laurels, served to
defeat By only a few hundred votes the de
mocratic Finley in FIorida's Pad District
Party apathy may at times constitute a po-
litical crime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
- Office.
Notice 10 PsiC sY,jTess isa sbe
EresbgferinR shHrgh.

1 the annual renting Of the pew expire on
n the first of October and Is some changes
have been made il Will be nece ,ss.ry u revise
the chart, 50, il any ether cha yes are desired,
notice will please be given b. the Is; of De
ccmber, otherwise it will De taken that the
ucws are held until the ucXt annual renting.
Rents are PAYABLE quarterly There are still
several pews and half pews unoccupied.
V. VI. FlKOR
Nov. Is. 1852. Secy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

I. :. Grant is good enough to 1oncedc
that d" it all means something" Uudoubt-
eddy, General, but there is nothing mean a
bout the majority of the majoritie.-they
are about Is generous as We ever knew.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

The SUIT Tribune Republicanl says:
They the Republicans have only discharg-
cd one barrel o. their joub.e-charsei gun this
OH year.
Yes; !. was the Hubhell barrel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
SUif.

IUsT received Car load c. A. & Zine Sail,
81 Is. e. WASHiNGTOS
Inlv - 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

GAGE. Coriandcr Seed, Ground Pepper a 4
- pure salt Pctre az
COURT HOUSE SQUARE.DRUC SrORE
4 FULL stock Of Soaps, PerflInery. H.
"A oils and Druggists Sundries. Also { 10
line Of Paper. Envelopes. Pens, Inks, Box ls
per and stationeF's articles
COURT-HOUSESQUARE DRUG STORE
A Ii the popular Patent Medicines. Wind q"
~ Glass and Putty lleadqaartcr. To- j.. 70
Lucas Il cos Celebrated Liquid Paints. Ia
ihem-they are the best.
COURTHOUSE SQUARE DRUG STORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

In Buffalo, y. Y, his late municipal con-
.tiueney presented G7yc'rotc 'cc; C.eve-
land with an arm chair, horn tui't and Of
generous s.,.I. Accepting IT, the gentle
man hoped i;s anaerel ciemcutdidnot fore
token aught ola dilemma whose unwelcomc
horns should challenge his choicein high
" sphere aud that even SO, he might iiud
tfr-al them, an honorable and wises5iding
n.c..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

In dcvisiag a. genuine government reform
and adhering steadily thereto the democrats
will not, We hope, be frightened by an OBJ
slacle which, i, ;ranspi;es, thee mu,t pres
entity encounter. Close on the heels of q
crushing defeat the republican a1minis;ra-
ton hss coiacidcnuy found the preteNt for
US. raid upon the treasury. Tae pension
camissioner discovers an alleged million
veterans who have not yet applied for PEN
sioa.. and A second arrears bill, rendered
vet more inamoa, by ice abolition of ali
restrictions, is in.cui,i;, challenge an ear.
Is democratic r,teraacs- ;hc claim agent
sharps already preparing 20 petition Con
cress for such legislation Tae millions IN
italy appropriated for this purpose were
intended O. cover the arrcarIge field and
honestly d;4bursei wouN have doae So
They were Justly begrul gel 1y the tax-pay-
ers assn cxtrayagan, outloy-inviting crime
and creating an unvise precedent. Both rs
a present minority and an inGsxible major
ity in the mex. House the democrats will
surely do their dcty. What might more
properly be called the pension deficiency
bin must be defeated, and ;his the taxpayers
dcaland of their democratic servants.
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$5s0,5zI.2l
APPOETIONNENT.


p. ( o. r. r., NUN Sem
Nidllcway District, miles, Sl32 523.5t
Charlestown, miles, 45,Sol.lS
Shepherdstown, miles, 62.Il5.ll
Harper's Ferry, & miles, 9o,66).lo
Harper's Ferry municipal corpo-
ration, mile, 1O,9j2-19
so. r. r, ~ & p Braach.)
Harper's Ferry municipal corpo-
ration, mile, $ $4,000
IIarper's Ferry District 9 miles, 28,S5OO0
Kable,own, 6 miles, 26020OO
Charles.own. ~ miles. 2l.0l500
NiddiewSy, mile, 4,60Oo0
Chaeiestown municipal corp, m, 2,S33.Oo
S1ca. Vri. r. r.
3hcpherdstown corporation, m, S3,S0SO9
Shepherdstown district, miles, 3S,OS2c2
Kable,own district, miles, 53,3lfoI
Charlestown district, 81 miles, ~ 1866
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
ES.z.ssM .s'0TECE.
APPLES.

HAVE Just received several car loads Of
i prime apples, for sale by the barrel.
b. C. WASHINGTON.
Nov. 10. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

A Y. Y Central train made $50 miles
last week in 1870 minutes including stoos.-
Vanderbilt's road is inviting another smash
up-meeting it, indeed, half way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

Ia response to many letters Of inquiry
Hon. Henry O. Davis, United States Seua-
Tor from West Virginia, has addressed a let
ter TO the editor OF the Wheeling Register,
in which he positively announces that he is
not candidate for reelection to the Sen
ate. Mr.. Davis says;
Business IS more agreeable to me than
politics. au5 am nov engaged in lumber
iuc. mining. DapkiGr and farming, a"d. in
connection with some friend, who are capi-
t.lists. living bo,h iu and ou, OF the STATE
ANA constructing railroad Running north
and south through au uudcvc.oped. region
r;ch ja mineral, tiulcr aal agricultural
wealth. and iu,eal.i, VIXEN completed, TO
connect the Baltimore and Ohio and Chcsa-
pcaso and Ohio Railroads Ny ambition
is o. make e ,Icce-, Of ,he>e enterprises, e>-
pcc;allv tLc builiinc of thc railroad
rac-e and o,bc, private matters are reason,
which forbid nay being a. candidate for IT,
election"
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
-VIrE subscriber will sell on the Campbell
/ Farm. 3 miles South of Aliddleway. on
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 5N, 1882,
Eirp Ez,orE. EgOrapS.

Three q them mares; one Texas Pony, one
Yeariing Colt;
Fifteen head of Young Cattle, , good Mich
Cows. forty good Young Ewes, one Buck, ten
Fat Hogs, lot of Sh0ats:
One Four-horso Wagon and Bed, one low do.
two pair -hevings one Cart & Cart gears, one
Spring Wagon, one Buggy. one set single Har-
ness. one pair BTceching Gears. one pair Front
Gears. Brides Collars & Ptgw Gears. one good
Wiiloughby Drill one new Champion eleven
Hoe Drill, one single wheel Champion Reaper
good as new, one Champion Mower, good as
new. one good wind mill complete one Sleigh,
one Cutting Box Sinclair pattern. one set black
smith tools. two Dinner Bells, two four square
Harrows two three horse PiOws. Ulums make.
enc two horse plank Plow, two single shovel
Piows four double shovel do Spreadcrs fifth
Chain, Log Chain. single. double = thrihhle
Tres, Forks. Shovels Grain Cradles, Rakes &
ntl-eI article. NOT necessary % mentIOn.
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n Garter M0Hse.
IS UTTER.

HIGHEST Cash price paid FOR Butter 6. Sc
IL CARTER HOUSE
Auy 10 1882 Charlestovn, ". Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
Timothy seed.

IUsr received, prime lot, new Timothy So,
- b. e. WASHlNGION
sept. y. 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
Carpenter and Builder.

THE undersigned offers his services rs n CO
pcntcr and Builder aud will execute
promptly oil work cpniidel to him. upon re-
sonable terms and IN a worsmanlike mannfi
lie will give special attention 20 Repairing.
J. MARSHALL ROBE.
Angus, 10. iss2-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

Whom the Lord loveth He chastoneth,"
quoth the truly pious Stalwart press. Yea,
verify, and whom He hateth he chastiseth.
Vide Your recent Bull Run
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
CORN By TIE BARREL.
f2J OF 30 Acres II Theat tn the Ground

fEBMS.-A credit Of ten months on all sums
Of ten Dollars and over, under Ten Dollars
cash: Negotiable notes well endorsed payable at
one Of the banks in Charlestown. No property
to be removed until terms are complied with.
Sale at 70 o'clock sharp.
JOHN @. FLEMING.
November Is Is32-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

1906! If Cleveland's majority in New
York climbs any higher it will get out Of
sight
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
Amo,mt Of Valuation

B. & O. r. r.. Main Stem, S35l,s 500 %
3. & Q. r. r.. w & Z. Branch S4,0j0-OD
Shenandoah VALLEY Z. R., 14l70l.1S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
). ". B.rssNs.I lr. l.. D1LLEa.
Blessing & BeIler,
Successors 10 James W. Butt
Carpenters and Builders,
Charlestown, W. Va.

Az will be seen by the Gtove, We haze sue.
cceded NJ. Pat. in the Carpenter and Building
Business We are, we trust. from our connec-
ton for years past IS employees OF Mr. b., in a
measure well known 10 the people of the com
muniiy. We therefore simply otter our ser
vices to the public, aud propose to take con-
tracts for Building Repairing, andall work in
our line. al MODERATE rates ard To execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily so saying,
We RS pectfully ask portion OF the public pa
tronage.
Nova, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

WILL be sold to the highest I'D, with
miles North of Charlestown and l mile from!
Lee,own road
on FRIDAY .DECENBEP lST, 1882,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
Nov. IS, 1852
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
PUBLIC SALE.

Nov. Is 1892 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

November Is. 1882.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
Summons.

In the District Court Of The Second Judicial District
Of the Territory Of kon,sps. In and for tbs County
Ut Deer Lodge.
Lizzie williamson. Plaintiff,
Edmund Wnsmson. De.sodaat- So
The peope OF the Territory VI Mortsna send
grrrtiRE b, Edmund J. williamson, defendant
Yen are hereby rcyrirsd Ia npp~sr in IN acti0n
hrunght aysnst ,ou bs the above nsiurd plsintd.
the istiif Court uf the second Jaciai District Of
the Territory Of Montana. IN and for the County
pl.int alrd therein within ten da,s. excessive Of the
day Of service, sitter Oh. sa,ir on soa VI this sum-
menp II rived within this comfy: u .srved out
gf this county, hut IN this Diptrht, within twenty
days: otherwise within forty d-,s: " Judgment By
Dsfsait viii he tak~t avsnpt yoa. sccorting 70 tbs
PRAYER ut said compliant. 4tgt.sEa a,gA.
The sad action h bsvuyht to ROVER thr Decree
VI this Court dispslvng thu toidS VI narimony b.
tww~n you and plaintiff and that yun sisd palast1 b
forvssr divorced fron each other and hs vlsint6 -
awarded tho cuptody af marty Aay wiliiameon, the
child 81 yourself and paAitn, and for OFT, 81 snik
hsrsass A. allv~d IN the mDnsh u Ai~il ise0 Jon.
without csure deserted plsintid .ld s6seLted your
~ from plaintiff ard from said Territory. without
the intsstion q returning and have ever sinos ON
timed 90 uhoeut
Ana yos are hsrehy notiasd. that yos fsil " sp-
pear and answer ssid complaint ahuvc requre6 the
said plaintiG win take default arsinst yoa and apply
q ths Court for he relied demanded IN the psy q
Uivrn unde my hand ard the sesl q The pistsiel
court oe lhs sscond Juaicial Dslrit Of The Tstosy
-, u Montana.in End ias thc cnunty e Do
}sxAI. Lodee, this 1sh DAY ~ e
s--, u August IN ths Tear a Our Lad, sae
thousand siGht hsn6rsa and saxAty.txo. @ A'A
-. : nv D. gig; d y; IIsvn. q; e. -
- - OAv1s VWsT
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15

ROAD leading from Inc upper ellowstone "
the GAllatin Valley, ut an elevation Of i've
thousand four hundred feet--a little less
than the height OF Mount Washington. The
ascent 10 easy and gradual, but the decent 10
abrupt through savage gorge, where the
narrow path clings 70 the side Of dizzy
abysses. Once out Of the gorge you come
suddenly into the wide, fertile, and we'll
settled plain, watered by the Gallatin and
its branches, aud passing Fort Ellis, are 1t
Bozeman In an hour. A western fort, BY
the way, has nothing war-like in It's appear
ance. There are neither wallis nor cannon
nothing, In fact, but rectangle of frame
structures surrounding . parade ground,
neat cottages for the officers, long, ugly bar
racks for the men, store houses, stables,
etc. The soldiers look like lsborers In blue
blouses, and the officers, when not on duty,
dress In easy neglige costumes--bluet fan-
mel shirts, loose jackets and trowsen, and
felt hats They are genial, hospitable gen
tlemen, but are aptio have the failing Of the
army In Flanders. As story.tellers they are
unrlyaled, and few men can get a. much
amusement out Of pack OF cards. A pleas
ant, social life is often found At post. The
older officers have families, and,he presence
of ladies and children brings to the garrison
the redneuents of ciynlzed society. M
En- Bozomau, named from the brave Montana
pioneer who vas killed by the Indians on
the Yellowstone, has, perhaps, fifteen
hundred inhabitants, and, never having been
. mining town, wears settled and respect
able air rare In the far West. There are
many pretty frame houses with gardens and
door-yards, . few substantial brick blocks,
two or three churches, . big schoolhouss,
and 4 courthouse with IN ambitious tower.
Indeed, wsre Il NOT for The irrigating ditchs
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15

Of the dark objects hanging like gigantic
fruit to the limbs. The Grow custom Of
plscing their dead upon platforms, or Of sus-
pending them by leather thongs to the
branches Of trees no doubt originatsd IN the
difficulty Of burying bodies with the rude
implements Of their savage state 1t suffi-
Client depth TO protect them from the Co
yotss, those jackals Of the plains. Some
religious superstition has probably grown
with time around 4 practice originally purely
utilitsrian. Hard by the broken platform
with Ito disgusting burden stand the neat
little log cabin Of settler who had fenced
In claim, and counts upon comfort In the
near future from his fertile acres and from
his herd OF cattle on the range among the
MILLS. Two pretty children were playing
around ths door. The mother was busy
with the homework, and the father stopped
chopping woed TO show Us tho peas and
bsets growing In his garden. Here was .
striking contrast between the old and new
order Of things In the far West. In sighi Of
the znouldsring corpses Of . dying race Of
savAees stood the homestead Of the typical
American pioneers y hardy, intelligen,
nsn, dsiighting In the toll with which be
Wa winning from the wilds . competency
Tor his lafer years, and proud u his place IS
sprivste soldier In the advancing army Of
civilization. L. II not better that such men,
with their wives aud children, should
occupy tho land, than that . few thousand
painted savages should roam over u In
search or buffalo robes and scalps. | did
mt overlook the humAnitiss Of the Indian
question, but see no reason why handful
Of people should keep vast regions from set.
tlsnsnt, should be exempt from toll, and
clad and fed q the public expense, merely
because they have red skins. 49,. I
We followed the Yellowstone ss far q the
Great Bend, where 70 pursue 10 course
furhar would have taken Us southwark
Through marrow deflss and canons to the
National Park. Thence We crossed the
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
Notice Of Final Entry
UNITEB STATES LAND OFriCg,

~ UNITEb STATES LAND OFFICK, I
..- HKLxsA. N, T.s Aug. -, 1859. ;.
Notice 10 hereby given that tn. following -named
ssileY has died notlcs Ut bis intention to make Anal
theresa and hat ssid prof will he made before the
Prohate Judge of Deer Lodge county. u at his IL
ecs In the town of Dsss Lods. on Saturday the Sta
Helns. who made homestead application No e4s,
for the esgt han Of the southeast quarter u section
No. ~, In Township No 10 North. Of Range No. u
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said tract, John GeIy. Miehsel Gssry, Johr
0'Neil, and w lillian 0'Esil. all Of HeasviIle post
j. H. MOI, Resistes,
o. .. o'BAsSox, AT for Claimant. gl.egr Il
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED sTATyS LAND OPP!CH,
liz re. n r Anyn.t al tSsv

LIZ EsA, ". r, August ~, lsss.
Notice 10 S-rrby given tha tue follow ~ a. .,-d
settler hi, cd aotic. Of his intention t. nsk. Oval
prof 10 support Of hi claim an secars DR. u ca ~
th-r-af and that said hnal poot VIII msis b-fo
the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge count, v r. Vt
his ofhc- In the toSn beer Ll:r. on Safu.
day, the 7h day of Octpbyr 4 D. 1874. To-
vii: Jo,.ph lioIlrnhsck ~hu m,dr iipnr.trsa
Application M 1863 a. the S:S d >ccti1u
No. ~. la township No 10 ~ ia I rshy,,
No. II vert. ant h. names the iol owing stne To
We his contiuuu- rr.idenr- ups,n "a uitv-'Lp
OF sad trat to-wit Char.-s T Stark H. ntu Iiouv-
rr Frank C,rns and Alt cd How, I'll Of New Chicago
Purtudlce Dcrr Los'gs count. N. T.
J VI. Mo-, Rs9itF
U. b. ORASsos Atty for Claimant Gs7 81
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND oPPICR,
HkIrrA NJ II Sent. 4. 1sAs

HkLErA. n. T, Sept. 4, 1889. Z
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has died motto. OF his intention tn make
final proof In support Of he claim and secure nnal
entry thereof. and that sart proof viii be made be-
fore the Probate Judge of Deer Lodg. county. H. r.
at his ofice In the town OF Deer Lodge, un SATUR-
DAY. the 7th dsv Of October. A. D. 1sss To- wit
tIordon c. Vineyard. who made pre-emption home
Lots MOL, 3 and g. Of Soc. No. 4 In Township No,
North, OF Range No. II Wet aud he names the
following witnesses to prove bis continuous resi-
desce upon and cultivation Of, said tract, TO wit
Alberto p Stevens, Eva; r. Thomss Jicob Stuckey
and Oh ,rlss y. JoIe., all OF Willow Glen PostofAoc
Deer Lodge county. n. T.
j II. MOE. REGISTER.
O. b. o'BANNuN. Attorney for Claimant. ss7 81
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
Notice or Final Entry.


u. 3, LAND UFFICE
inLxxA, n. r.. Sept. 4, 1saa. I
Notice 10 herrb- given that the following
named settler hiss died hotice Of his Intention 70
make Anal proof In support OF bis claim and secure
Anal entry thereof and thst SAID proof will he made
r, at his olcs In the tswn ~ Deer Ledge on Satur-
day. the 7th day Of octsber d. 1884, To vii: Char
les Alberta who hed prr-snpton dcclaratvry state
ment No. s629 for th. SEN ot MEN M Of >Ek and
No 10 North, Of Range No IL West aid he nsm-s the
following witnesses prove bis ,ontnuou, residence
upon and cultivation Of ssid tract. To wit: Thomas
Doueh.rty, Frank johnson. Peter Long aud August
Us Pearson, all OF New Chicago Pvstofacs Deer Lodge
county. n. T. -
J. n. MaE. keuistsr.
Bo'BAskoN. Atty TOR Clainsnt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-29
G. r MARSHS CIPHLR DISPATCH

e. Ldpn,dli ip Tie LNrrary World a.
Among the many warm personal ifehas" - -
Marsh, there WAS not One who rcmalnsu mo-, ~. -.
voted than senator George l.. LdmHhas 80
partly through bus influence undoubtedly, 49,
diplomatic scholar VAS permitted 10 speua 80.
Nears in foreign counties. Aud tueiey t,~l
tAIs little story As Mr. Marsh was u0t P"., III
partisan. but known to have contempt .hsre
demagogue-. repeated efforts were made " 80, 80
him recalled. but his faithful senator's, ~ III.
always squelched the unworthy efforts. In.a..isl
ing Ot auimoslty. II is said, 81 one tlme 1870.
tho Department of State. Ia one oil MS ulsp,-ai
from Italy the Minister thought proper " s sgrae
IN cipher his very decided and uus'",asaL
opinions IN regard TO the Italian uo,s.a.ss,i,l.
which were. OF course intended TO he cohns IN N.
but when this dispatch made It's appesIsnss' \, 40
regular volume o. published correspondents, n l.ea
found that the cipher dipatch alluded 10 H'~
translated and published w.. IN.
From every point of view thus c0naus. A, whas
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perform his diplomatic duties withVus
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