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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

Pullman Sleeper daily, On Eyprcs5 No. 8 View
York to Memphis via Harrisburg, connecting
at Roanoke With Pullman Sleeper for New Or
leans. via Knoxville and Atlanta and OF Dial
ton with Pullman Sleeper for Jacksonville,
making virtually no change New York to
Florida. and New York to New Orleans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
Spring and SUMNER COODSl
PRICES. ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
W. G. CAHI8EL-T, * co.
1888, SPRING & SUMNER 1885,
opi N spprxc OPENING, GRAND SPRING opNIENG
IONEISEII BROTHERS
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
NO : WEST WASHINGTON STREET, HAGEisIoWN MD
our Spring Opening met encouragement tan voa o@y
w expect nuegce OF eur s ? I % y, il oei Plain Gsarc
the 5s l s oy a55 eheaT parent ofrs"t
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
We rot satisfied with Were large 1g{sand Therefore s G
ase the the very Lowest d an9 and the Working
Buying eiap r Cash ANay in 0p4 ovn make of
nasudn @ them rslaa
Boy AND S SeH your orders uld
An All Wool Da sn ssc AZ si aG Y5Sy
all ITc marked g r'i b. TN FL
S ana TaeTra s. $40 Warranted fast sor lits395SS oNo
11OwENsTEIN BROTHEISs.
On ProC lotlier and laors,
MOI Washington Street the New dnnrehq I4 hudg'
april /, 1882. I'sO-N
.uE.gT .fs.gRsEIET, Sc.

U,IE undersigned have entered into co-part-
nership and are conducting business on
Main street, opposite NJ. L. Parsonage Il Is
our purpose 10 have constantly on hand -.
CHOICE FRESH MEATS,
in season, carefully slaughtered and dressed !;
also Bacon. Fowls, Fish, Fruits Flour Meal
Corn. Bran. DIAL, &c. The houseFccper can
call upon us confidently expecting TO find the
hest supplies for the table procurable In this
matket, and 1t reasonable charges.
respectfully
MERCHANTS LUCAS.
February (, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

AtG.llsmith's may be found the most
varied and ,,lcc; assortmcu. oi Spring and
-mm,r Goods OF all kinds and styles
islic p7.s Goods, millinery. Notions,
Fancy Goods. Shoes, ll., Gents Ready
u1.'c lothiu- Nc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

Pullman Sleeper, daily, on Express NO 4,
from Memphis 90 Nev York without change
Orleans To Washington, making virtually
through line Of Sleepcfs from New Orleans to
New Ycrk. Iih Roanoke and Harrisburg;
$50 pounds of baggage checked free to each
whole ticket. 1000 mile tickets $500 800
nile tickets $500.
tBreaffast. -Dinno, tsupper.
/ POPE General Passenger g Ticket Agent
Lynchburg, Va.
{. How ARD ROVER,
Div FIT e. Pass. Agent,
Hagcrstown, Nd
July H. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
Wanted d!
MASONRY G BRICK WORK.

T6IIE undersigned respectfully informs the
{ citizens of Jefferson that he is prepared 20
cxccucc Stone and Brick work in 4 substantial
manner AMI upon good terms ana with prompt
itutc Good references given.
The waljing, arching ;!nd ccn,cnting Of Cis-
terms q specially. Fer past custom hc returns
MOORE s GOPSON.
lhnrlnsl0vn. Jl.nc y. 1852.
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NOTICE!

owing 20 q business call elsewhere, viii,
- ON and after june 3Oth, discontinue the
News Busitess Subscribers. will please take
notice. for allc tlcahove datc / viii receive no
more i4pels Thanking IN fer their liberal
pa,ronag' am Respectful.
T. 5. IL SEEMING.
NIB. will continue kcepiu Seaside Loy-
els and other Libraries, also receive yearly
subscriptions Tor all Of the leading Periodicals
of America Orders left at the Post Office will
De promptly attended TO.
June H. 1SS5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

: lily Whites. Toilet and flesh powder
l. White aud Pink also iiagan's Magnolia
Balm, jus. received. -.,.,.-,, ,r, ..
] Ar ~ additions % our Stock u Hair, Nal
l. Tooth, Clothes and Shaving Brushes, just
received. -.-.-.. >..
AISQUITIl & co.
CTANDARD Laundry Wax for Shirt BOsous
> Collars &C. just received.
AlsQUITH & co.
Inn. u lssP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

Drs. Ncwlon * Blair Buckhaunou, ".
\a. report that Browns Iron Bittcrs are
giving General satisfaction
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
Tsthjge gsNsajMg.

rF7IIE undersigned offer their services as
/ White Washers. VIII do work well and
III rca souablo prices. May be found at Weir
lex x Wellcrs ROw-Stcam Mills S Foundry.
JACK TAYLOR 4 co.
i,-;f5 f11Q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
Hnnlc Items.
Home Items.
All your own fault
Ifyou remain sick when you can
Get hop Bittcrs that nevcr-f7H

Ifvou remain sick when yOu can
Get hop Bitters that never-FFh
The weakest woman, smallest child, End
sickest Invalid can use hop biLters with
safety and great good.
DID men lettering around from kheu-
matisn. kidney trouble or any weakness
will be almost new by using hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use OF hop bitter5 and !
recommend them 10 my peopie.-MeIho-
dist Clergyman.
Ask amy good doctor if hop,
Bitrcrs are nOt the best family medicine
ON earth
-Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousrcss.
will leave every neighborhood as soon Is
hop bi,ters STRIVE. u,
Ny motha- drove the paralysis aud
neuralgia all oJt Of her system with hcp
bitters and yoj need not fear sickness.
Ice water is rendered. harmless aud more
refreshing and reviyiug with hop biticrS IN
each dTtught.
Tho yisor of youth for theased and inl'rm
iu hCi hittcrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
Rev Goods.

! HAVE received MY usual supply Of Spring
! dry goods and full stock Of groceries,
which o.icr to the public At prices Us low as
auy house in town, avoiding iulSOme and ca
joliug notice of thesamc.
GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
Il - w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
Piano or Organ
siFasiC 2S:sniI8 ssfRssfed.

4 LADY WHO Is AN ACCOMPLISHED
a PIANIST aud ORGANISE and an excel
lent and experienced Teacher, desires a. secure
afow pupils. For information 81 ~ at
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
InhrnlrNE ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

strength to vigorously push a business
strength To- study for aprofession, strength
10 regulate household, strength to do e
lav's lsb6r without physical pain, DO you
desire strength Ii You are broken down,
have ro energy, feel as if life was hardly
wor,r living. YOU can be relieved and
restored 90 rCrGst health ard strength by
taking Boan's lion BitteIs, SIRE cure for
dyspepsia. malaria, weakness and all dis
ease, requiring true, reliable, non-alcoholic
topic. Ii acts on the blood, nerves and
mt sclcs md regulates cfery part Of the
system.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
TO the Ladies'.

MigTUA MAEIya.
MISSES Amelia Hicks and Katie h)lr
VI respectively notify the Ladies u Charles
town aud vicinity tie. Ilss3 have taken . room
on Main street ono door. isert Of the rclidence
Of Thomas 4. Moore, Isl, whore they are
prepared T. execute york f1shi0nabiy and
neatly and at r.a songtle prices and promptly.
They solicit u call.
May l.. 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
KEarresf goods.
The FIOrence EscWso

CFO. T. LIGHT has for sale Hunyadi Wa
ST ter. Frederick Hall bitter Water, Con
grcss Water, Soda Water.
GtEO. T. LIGHT has for sale Ridges Infant
II Food. Tayl0r's Arrow Root Condensed
Milk ,Eaglc), Biscotine, 1api0ca, &c.
~ 10. +. LIGHT has fer sale FioTostau Co
" lOgne IOyt German Cologne, also the
Genuine German Cologne Also Toilet soap ~
a.. kinds CASTLE soap, white and inoiticd
C,EO. y LIGHT 49, T., 4ale Eoreford'-
- Acil Phosphate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

HAVING completed my arrangements 70
i I purchase WHEAT and CORN FOR Onc ~
tie stronrest firms in the United statca, can Of
fer inducements that should secure The larger
quantity u grain grown 'hc shcDardonh
Valley, and Kindly ask our farmers a. call ant
get auo.ati0ns before selling their grain. tasA
Eaid 90 de'iroy. ..,.-....,,
Nav 10. 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
.S'Eygo G. 0ODS.

:; Al now receiving my usual SUPPLY cf fall
4 and winter goods.
ono ". r. KFARSIEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12


Ifauy invalid o- sick person has the least
loubt otthe efficacy %: Hop Bittcrs 20 cure
thcm they can find cases exactly like their
own. in their own nci-hbc-ho0l with proof
positive shat they caE', easily and Pcrma-
ucnty cured a, 3 t-iriag cost-o- ask your
druggist ot a.. ici-n.
Greenwich. Feb II. 1850.
I0p RHsrs C6.-Sirs 81 was given up by
tio doctors % die of scrotula consumption.
IUo bottles Of your Bittcrs cured me-.
LEROY BREW Err.
Gov. Jackson has appointed V. II.
Clements. Esq, who Is citizen Of this
county. commissioner torcprescnt West
Virginia at the Southern ESpoeitito at
Louisville. Ky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

VIII rent the house now occupy, corner
g Lawrence and Liberty streets, furnished
o-r-a -~t.hcj as desired. Possession given
Immediately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
- Kitsie EsrOscn .ykg. y

rg,ITE Little Brown jug, and OD) Gallons ~
4 other superior Ohio Stone ware just rcoi.,
and FOR sac Special inducements 20 tho
trn,le. Is. G. WASBINGTON.
Aug. 2f 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
70 THE PUBLIC.
CorDcntor yVorI..

TOIINO. JOHNSON desires TO announce 10
- the Public tina. be is prepared 10 do all
kinds Of
Carpenter Work,
repairing. upholstcring furniture, makinr PC
ture frames. and anything ia the word work
line. lie Is also prepared 90 stain att paFnish
furniture, so that The old will look as new.
viii also repair Lamps, Glass q China Ware
ANY orders can hc left nc DR. Pratts Drug
store. OF at his residence on west Street. shop
on wet Liberty Street near tho town run.
Feb Is 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
NOTICE.
siockhogders' Meeting

4 GENERAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
"A or Of John Stcphenson Female Seminary
will be held o. 3 O'Clock = n. - Friday, July
9th, 1879, Ut the Office Of Gloon Moorc, Esq, 10
elect O Board ~ Directors. make BY Laws and
transact any other busJn4s which may be law
fully done Dy Ae seit stockholders in gcner-
al meeting.
9. -. CAMPBELL.
CLEOS MOORE.
GUSTAV BROWN,
W II. TRAVER6,
SIS, DALGARN
rufv5. 1893 COrpOmtOrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
REASON SAyGERT & SON,

NJ CARR1MiE and BUGGY
HARNESS,
Saddles. Brides. Homemade Collars, Whips,
Lap Robes, Blankets, Leather * Cotton
Fly Nets Farm Harness Of all kinds. also Deal
crsin Harness OILS, Saddle X Harness Hardware.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds Of
LEATHER AND S!-OE FINDINGS.
All Parties Wishing anylhingin our line viii
do we'll by giving us a cal before buying else
where Always keep larse stock on hand
vhich we will sell at the iCVcst cash prices,
Repairing Of all kinds done al tho shortest
notice. 70
Highc't Cash Prices paid for all kinds q
Hides dc'i, cred at lanyard.
p. SHUGFRT & son.
Ian. D lSs3-lN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

meeting oC the Finance Committee
of the Young Mems Christian Association
fCharlos.own, having in charge the Musi-
cal Entertainment given on the DIST ofJunc
1855. the following resolution was passed,
and requcs. made for is publication in
,he town papers
Ros1-sf. dat lie thanks Of Inc Commit
tg, and 'hat of the Association, are due and
81 hereby rendered 90 those who so ably
and cFeicirly assisted us from abroad and
at nome. and that our thanks are also ten
dcrcd 90 q generous public for their liberal
patronage.
i've beg leave % state that our
Gross Receipts were 81 IL
Fvr,n..- 11t
BAL. turned over 90 Association 5000
J.HENRY NoiAND,
Business Manage
e.. FRANK GALLAHEE,
Treasurer
JAS. VI. Ransom, jR,
Auditor
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CrvstmI FoInmr.

DAKER & BROTHERS CRYSTAL FLOUT
- for sale by
Feb. Il. ISIS. Gee. W. 7. KEARsLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
VVessern .Marfi0Rd AZ. Il.

Taking Effect Sunday, sept. J. 1851.
Baltimore Time
LEAVE HAGERSTOWS,
Daily except Sunday,
7l5A.M NJ. Martinsburg Express-ariyes az
Baltimore ii.45 A. NJ.
$50 4. NJ and 6.i5 2. NJ, For Edgcmont and
intermediate points.
i3OP. VI. Na;l-arriying at Baltimore GOO
= NJ
445P.M. :. Y. Express, at c. Y. depot, a.
irving at Baltimore at SO I. ii.
ARRIVE At IIAGERSTOWN.
SIS 4. NJ and 200 p. ~. From Edgemont
and intermediate points.
uOOA VI. :. Y. Express, II Z. Y. Depot,
from Baltimore at 7.35 4. ".
i2l5P. VI. Mail-leaying Baltimore a. SD
4. VI.
7.55 =. ", MartinsburI Ell ros5-ieaFe Bal
timore 400 ?. y.
General Manager.
BIZ. CRIsWOLD, Gent Ticket Agent.
sept, 20, l'sl.
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MERCHANT & LUCAS.
I;aADY &. TRAVIS,
Fashionable BarDtrsi
Main ST lone door wcst Of o1ncr Houso
Chariestown, w Va.
EIat:o for SAFE.

Z FINE PIANO TOR sgle cheap u is % cx-
a hibition 20 thv storc-rOOm in. the Slilcr
Building formerly oecupicdhy Mr.. David How
cU Also = fine Walnut Extension Dining
Table For information apply 20
FAYEIfE H. sOUDER5.
Anil IA fgg1
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Groceries.

Full line Of CrSccric5 and other essentials
= --il Tor the ilrrcst cas1n.
= ~ 2 KLAia ..i-I.
Igncr Iss3
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.ss.ss ReceireG.

eBssHC EAIstst ttss
nUE American Besorts-where to 20 and
~ how 10 get thcre. Price 80 cents. The
Song Folio with music for Piano or Organ,
100 pieces for ~ cents Song without Words,
by Felix McudlcSsohn Bartholiy. = pieces for
- cents. Tie folio If Music. 50 pieces for 80
cents. AISQUIfH y CO.
DRAYEB Books an5 Hymnals from IS els.
1 up g. 500 A c0rplcte assortment Of
LcdgerS. pay, Pass and Memorandum Books.
A NICE variety # Chewing Tobacco. Also
N Pride cf Virginia, Bob White, and Lone
Jack Smoking Tobacco.
July >, isSS ALSQUITI S co.
UOZCDONT. Carbolic Mouth Wash, Jems-
= turg & Browns Oriental Tooth Paste, ka-
lodcnt, and Whites Tooth Powder just reed.
AISQUITH SEQ.
DERAUDA ARROW ROOT, CONDENSED
ID Milk, Ridge Food, Robinsor'=. Prepared
Barley, Liebig's Beef Extract ana Valentines
Meat Juice, just received. EISQt It'll 4 %.
7 LIQUID RENNETT, Extract Vanilla. Celia
( / tine. Extract LcWOn. Irish Mess, Extract
Almonds and Corn starch, just received.
AISQUITH NC0.
UpICES 13- T.calins al,d Preserving, Celery
= Seed. Cinnamon. Glove, Ground a'-i
r'h''et ges sI ice ~. (, ana sack " vs.
Jl4--,. A-SQtITU y 90
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Harper's Ferry& Valley Branch
B. ~ O. II. L..
Took effect Mond1y. May lsth, 1883.
WEST POUND TRAINS.
EASHBOUND TRAINS.

No. 2ss daily. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

The p & o brought $500 persons Up to
Uarrcr's Ferry on the Fourth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

At Riverside for Lexington, Va.
AtHoycc Station for Wildwood and "inches
or. Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-12

Tho Liquor License f-r iS'2 did not
come into the hands cf the present Council
having been collected and spent by the former
Council.
DISBURSEMENTS FoETHEEEAR.
Amount paid fo7 Debts contracted by
former Council, OF which $1,000
was tor Br. I-,, on Eyitts Run s so -
..,,.,,,.t ,.,iI az Ii-btin- Town 80 %
". H. simpson or Sa'cry-- t6b 81
Recorders SalG-v- 5000
TrcaSurcr'S salary $50
Repairs on Market House
Building 1000
r,,,-.st nm Town Bonds $500
So ..,- ,r,-L ,-, Strcet,aud Sidewalks 5l95S
$50 f.- ,,,rl. I'm Pumps lah0ur 1000
incidental Expenses, Cleaning Streets, tSclS2.4'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-17
SOME SENSATIONS.
saor DEAD IN rnE ROAD AT Siunr.
q Lover wsyiaId ana Killed on His way
Homo from n rarIy-nr, Houston
saved Nv y Fulton


Franklin Evans was Saturday night as
willie, in Robson couuty, n. &. The muir.
dered man was on his way homo from u
party given by some of his friends in the
noighborhood. He was waylad on the
road by negro, it is believed, armed with
a douolc.barreed shotgun, who fired n
load Of buckshot into Evans body and
left him dead, The murdered man aud
Burton Campbell, another young man liy.
ing in the village of Holmssville, have
been on bad terms 70. sOme weeks grow.
ing out Of love affair. Both m3n were
devoted in their attention to pretty young
woman 10 the county. Evans had bOastcd
of aa aytoution OF presenting tho object ot
his affections with handsome Christmas
gtft. This reached ths cars of his rival
aud probably Increased his dislike for
Evans.
Evans left his homo in high spirits Cor
the place at which the party was held He
spent the evening IN dancing aud other
wise enjoying himself. His body was
found on the roadside by soma of his be-
lated fellow Tevclcrs on their way home
IL Is strongly believed that the negro sus.
pcctCd Of his murder was hired by an
enemy OF Evans to aSsassiuate him, aud TO
accomplish his object the murderer
concealed himself IN the highway and
fred from ambush. The sceno Of the
tragedy was near the old home of the
famous Lowry, whose acts of Outlawry
ten or twelve years ago made them the
terror of that portion of the state. The
murderer Of Evans will b. investigated by
the authorities at once,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-17

OutraEes Committed by MIscTeant II
ousrryyiiie.

Outrsses Committed by MIscTeant In
ouarryNule.
A scoundrel Of the deepest dye committed
the meauest kind OF an outrag6ir Quarry
vile, or Saturday night, It is thought
about midnight, but it was not discovered
until Sunday morning, u. j. Hildebrand,
proprietor OF the Hldebrand House." is
also running livery in connection with it
which he lately stocked with new wagons
and harness. When the man who had
charge Of tho livery went out yesterday
morning he noticed that the back curtain
of q top buggy was cut aud looking closely
he found not only that buggy, but all the
wagons that were in, consisting Of tinO
phaetoD, family carriage and two buggies,
werC entirely cut to pieces. The sides
were slit to ribbons, the roof bad large
pieces cut out and the cushions were all
Gu: to pieces the dash boards were cut
In fact not top on any wagon was left
worth anything. Not satisfied with this
the pegpetrator Of the outrage had gone to
the hayueSS room, where he cut into small
pieces all the harness IN it. Three hne all
wool horse blankets, one set of single har.
ness, and new buffalo robe were stolen.
Fortunately two teams were out, and these
are all that escaped injury. 4 top buggy
belon Ziny to Hebe Wiler, the baker, which
was with the other wagons, was also badly
cut.
1t is believed that the perpotrator of tho
outrage was young German who has
been employed by Mr.. Hildebrand In his
stables for few weeks, and who was dis.
charged on Saturday night, aud went off
in q terrible rage. He came 10 Quarry
willie a stranger, but had letters of recon-
mondation from several parties in Reading.
Upon being told Oh Saturday night that he
did not suit for tho job he tried to strike
Mr.. II. with chair, but several people
present interfering no went away, and
since that he has not boon seen or heard Of,
though several parties have started out 10
find him.
He Is about IS years old, feet inches
high and will weigh 100 pounds, Of dark
complexion, with no beard and speaks
poor English. Mr. Hildebrand offers S25
for hir apprehension, The loss In the
matter, the proprietor says, will be fully
s40O.
There are Indications that tho scoundrel
made towards the Susquehanpa river. \
man answering his description and having
in his possession horse blankets and har-
ness yesterday broke open the door Of the
Indian Rock school house below Rawlins.
vile, lodged there and went on toward
McCall's Ferry.
Indian Rock school house is on the state
road, seven miles west OF Quarryyille.
Maris MoClunc, passing by there on Sun
day afternoon saw that tho door was
broken open and upon Investigation dis
covered the man inside, wrapped up in
horse blankets and with hot fire in tho
school house stove. McClune ordered
him out aud the follow started toward
McCalI's Ferry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-17
Personal

DON CANERON's health is improving and
his family are happy abroad
HENRY WARD BErCuER declarcs that
his powers are failing aud his end is not far
off.
COSKLINo is now said to bo making
money at tho ratio Of 300 900 year in his
profession.
IRvING's houses Ia Boston last week
the same time got So 900 from tho Lon
donors.
BIsHoP WARREN, of tho Methodist
church, is to DO married on tho 9th inst,
to Mrs. IliT, Of Denver, Col. The lady is
the widow OF the richest cattle king in
Colorado, and her wealth is yariously
estimated from s4,000,000 to 60, 050, 900.
DUDLEY g. HASKELL, Representative
IN Congress from Kansas, died yesterday
morning In Washington, in the 4lst year
of his age. He was an active and popular
Republican and prominent member of
the ways aud means committee of the last
Congress.
RABBI SONNESsCHEIM, OF st, Louis,
suggests that the feast OF lIauucca, which
falls some time about December 2j shall
always be celebrated on that day, in order
that Christmas may be general festival
alike to jew aud Gentle. His proposition
meets with dsfavor at the hands OF other
rabbis
NELLIE LINCOLN RossITER, of PhiIadel
phia, though only 10 years OF age, is at
the head of the silk cultuEists OF tho coun-
try. Her book upon silk culture is standard
authority for those who are engaged In
the new and profitable business OF raisin G
cocoons, and her products hayo taken
premiums at all the exposltiops. The sue
cess she has achieved is remarkable, and
she is not only doing good by encouraging
tho introduction OF an industry that
furnishes profitable employment for tho
unoccupied time Of hor sex, bat is getting
rich.
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we heavily burthen the consumers with
tariff rate that will enable the home
manufacturer to make an undue profit.
1t is all straightway sailing to deter.
mine as our policy that duties shall be
laid with the joint purpose Of revenue
aud protection we can all get
along comfortably together on that
doctrine. The point OF delicacy
comes in the adjustment of the balance
between the revenue and protection sides
of the scale I; to put on enough protection
to keep home industries lean and COM
Portable and not enough to make them fat
and lusty. Some very excellent Demo-
Gratis are persuaded that the constitution
does not authorize protection, but they
have some process of reasoning which
satisfies their conscences that protection
may be constitutionally coupled with
revenue in levying imposts. 1t would
seem that 1t is constitutional to protect
IL it is constitutional to collect and pro-
tect but the point is not material so
long rs it is conceded that the constitu-
tion sanctions protection with revenue,
for We DO not enjoy it alone.