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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
Work of the Flames.

iue tTeht western notwithstanding Com
pany's machine shops at LeavenwOrth, Kansas,
were consumed by fire on the 2lst. Loss
$4,000. The stove works adjoining were
damaged to the extent of &C, 500.
One Of the best blocks of business houses in
Nashville, Ill, was swept away by fire on the
night Of the Goth The total loss foots up
sl00. 900.
Five -tores at spokane Falls, Washington
Territory. valued al f60,O0O, were swept away
by fire.
The Quincy House. one of the largest hotels
| IN Quincy, H., burned on the the 18th. No
lives lost. Katie Butler chambermad, was
seriously burned and Officer stack elback hid
leg broken by falling down stairs. Nearly all
the guests lost their effects.
The Key City Block. MoOrhe1d, MInn.,
burned TO the ground on the 18th. Loss $40
900 on the building. The merchants occupy
ing the structure were com plctcly cleaned ont.
Corbctt 4 McLeay'- wholesale grocery house.
Portland Ne, was destroyed On the 10Th; to-
gether with two adjoining stores. Corbett 4
McLesy's loss Is $40, 900.
fnG IN StalnnIglanc, suburb Of London,
Eng. on the 1874. caused a loss OF GSJ,OOO.
Several stores were burned at Nrwbnrry. y.
G., on the 18th. Loss Sl25,0OO.
Two-thirds Of the business portion of Cir, Do,
Texas, was swept away by fire ON th' i ..
! Total loss sG5,00U.
fire in the asserting room Of ~anruid's
cotton mill, Albany. \. y, ON the l7th. ,aI,cd
| a loss Of 100000.
Scranton, Pa, waS visited by cOnflagrauon
on the 18th, winch destroyed th" Record T.
flee and other bu. iiuEs. Loss $4,000.
Twedde Hall BlOck, Albany, n. y. iucui-
| ing the opera house, Albany County Bank,
eight or ten retail stores aud a number Of
offices, was totally consumed 10y fire on the
10th. The total loss il estimated at 800, OOU.
insurance S2OO,D
The greater part OF the business ceutcr Of
the village Of Plauyllle, Conn. was reduced 10
ashes on the 10th. Loss $2UG,0OO.
About dozen business houses III Lawrence.
Kansas, suffered by fire on the lGih. Loss
$4,000
laylor's safe works. Toronto burned on the
10th. Loss $4,000.
The business portion of Spcncerville. o., il
a mass Of smoudering Iulns
Armlsteads TAX warehouse. Dundee. Scot
| land, was destroyed by fire on the 10th. Loss
$4,000.
The entire works Of the Chicago smelling
and Refining Company, were swept away by
fire on the 18th. Loss about S5U, COO.
The nail mil, bIulng- house aud pattern ware
house at south Chicago, were reduced to ashes
on the 18th. Loss $500, 600 The nail mill
was the large-t and most complete in the United
States and coEtaiued li9 machines.
Duggsn& Psrkor's hardware works at st.
Louis. vanished III smoke on the 18th. Loss
$4,000.
The fine residence of Samuel {. Lewis, ut
larrytOwn, \. y. having a frontage of 100
feet, together with fine outfit Of furniture
and pictures burned on the loth. Loss 800
900.
The forge and bolt department of the Elba
Iron Works at FIankstoWn, Pa, few mile,
from Pttsburg, were destroyed by fire on the
18th. Loss $4,000.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
Rord.rva

A desperate encounter between the Seventh
Mexican battalion and the Tehuantcpec In
dians recently in which the savages were rout-
ed with the loss of eighty men killed and many
wounded. The troops suffered severely losing
nifty men, among the number their lieutenant
colonel
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
JUDGE PITMAN, of the superior court

JUDaE PITMAN, Of the superior court
of Boston, often says a bright thing.
The other day a case came up wherein
the plaintiff sued a constable for the
conversion of lot of liquors, and the
principal witness for the plaintiff was
questioned as to the daily profits of the
business. The lawyer followed his in.
quiry with another as to the daily re-
ceipts, when Judge Pitman with smile
interrupted, and said, 30 never mind;
there isn't probably much difference be-
tween the receipts and the profits"
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
THE; LATEST.

The most careful compilation of the
probable loss Of life at the Newhall
House catastrophe makes the number OF
victims not less than -. On the morn
ing OF the fire II bodies were taken to
the morgue. Sine that time Of the
survivors OF the disaster died from in
juries received by jumping from the
windows. OF the 46 bodies, or rather
remains supposed to represent As bodies,
there were subsequently, identified those
OF Robert Howie, David II. Martellc
and VIM. L. Wiley. To the list
of survivors we're added the
names of A. Fl. Clatiin, who turned
up at Chicago; Ida Daniels, who was
enormously reported among the missing;
Capt. Edward Coates, who has been
heard from at Pontiac, Mich, and I.
G. Campbell, who telegraphed from
Omaha, Neb. that he made good his es-
cape. Adding these tour to the names
OF the saved, and subtracting the names
of the eight who died since the fire, the
list of those known to be saved foots up
l02. These figures leave four persons
to be accounted for. Whether they
made good their escape and left the city,
thus being beyond the reach of the re.
porters, or whether their charred bodies
are yet under the ruins, is a matter of
conjecture; still they have to be reported
as missing. These compilations have
been made upon the basis of III persons
in the hotel at the time of the fire, 10
guests and 81 employees, as given by
Ben Tice, the chief clerk of the hotel.
The recapitulation would then be as fol-
lows:
Identified bodies 2s
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25

The Hungarian city of Raab, on the River
Danube, coutapnS popuatio OF about 90
600. has been ntirely abandoned by Its inhsbi-
tants, owing to an inundstion. The food came
suddenly and there was some loss CT life.
Else whoae along the Danube towns are flooded
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overwhelmed.


Marais, village in Switzerland, was com
pletely destroyed by mass of earth. rocks. and
trees dislodged by recent snowstorms.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
Ohttprry.

Prince frederick Charles Alexander, brother
~ Emperor William Of Prussia, died at Berlin
on the 2lst, aged s2
William Allen. a leading business man of
Milwaukee since 1916. died last evening of
heart disease.
John Geston, pfoT'nett as soda and min
eral water manufacturer IN New York, and who
acquired good record az a conscientious
tternlometr.c statistic an, ID dead.
Congressman John ". Shackelford, OF North
Carolina. died at Washington, on the 18th.
aged 38. His disease was pneumonia.
Dennison W. Eaton, prominent Milwaukee
groceries broker, was found dead in bed at the
plankInton House. on the mct ming of the 18th.
Heart discdse.
The veteran yacht builder, Robert Fish, one
ct the most successful OF his craft in the world
died at New York on the l7th. Capt. Fish's
chief celebrity was gained ia 1870. when he re.
modelled the yacht Sappho, which won three
successive international races at Cowes. Isle Of
Wight against the English yacht Cambria.
Right Rev. J. G. Talbot, bishop of the Epis-
copal Church, diocese OF Indiana, died OF
paralysis at indianapolis, Ind. on the 18th.
Mr.. Nelson hudingtcn, one of the oldest and
most extensive lumber merchants in the west,
and late president Of the Fifth National Bank
of Chicago, died at his home in Chicago on the
18th. He was a brother Of ex-GOyernor Lud-
lngton. Of Wisconsin. He was 65 years OF age.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25

A roUR,Foor rule: Keeping the
twins we'll -shod.-NeD York NeUs.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-01-25
A STARTLING ARREST,

George Scheller. owner OF the New.
hail bar, and for a long time one of the
trusted clerks of the establishment. was
arrested this afternoon on warrant
charging hlm with having set fire to the
institution. The arrest WAS made at the
Quiet House by Detective Haunitn.
The news of the arrest created intense
excitement. The friends Of Mr.. Schel-
ler feel confident that ne VIII be acquit-
ted OF the terrible charge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

with the Richmond < Allegheny at Clifton
Forge, the other side Of the river will be as
busy as This, aud the young Virginia will
buckle on her armor and make further adj
yauces. The past few years have turned
this country from an undeyeloped wilderness
into a busy commercial section, and this i
only the beginning future Is bic with
promise, and the resources are boundlcss.-
May she go on in her prosperity, may her
people grow rich, and may every man who
has sons and daughters subscribe for The
FREE PRESS, 50 that the " Old Family may
be found in every new family and thus all
be benefited 1. go tomorrow 10 the City
of Charleston-the new Capital OF the State
which is swelling with the Importance OF
is coming dignity. and trust is brighles,
anti.in-;ions may be realized.
Yours,
II. G.. r.. j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Peter Cooper, the New York PhiIanthro-
pist. i. dead ascl % His invention for
cloth shcaring, used largely during the war
1912. established his fortune. He built the
Canton iron works near Baltimore in 30,
and first applied anthracite to pudding Of
iron in NcwYork mill subsequently cree
ted. In - he built the Trenton rolling
mills-yet the most expensive and now run
By Congressman Hewitt his, son-in-law.
lie designed and constructed the first To-
conceive on the continent and it was used
on the B. & 0. r. r. Cooper Institute,
devoted to free education in the arts and
sciences Is a monument of his beneicence.
IN 70 Mr.. Cooper received 100000 votes as
an Independent presidential candidate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

By Congressman Hewitt his, son-in-law.
lie designed and constructed the first To-
conceive on the continent and it was used
on the b. 3 0. R. R. Cooper Institute,
devoted to free education in the arts and
sciences Is a monument of his benefcence.
In 70 Mr.. Cooper received 100000 votes as
an Independent presidential candidate.
NEWST NOTES.
The Washington aud Western K. R. sale
Is postponed to May 9.
John Carson, prominent Baltimorean,
is dead-agcd 3D.
The great trial Of Nihilists began in St.
Petersburg on Monday.
Ex-Gov. sprague was beaten for the
Rhode Island goyernorship.
Senator Jos. +. Brown has given $4,000
in bonds to the Georgia University.
The price of gas in Baltimore is reduced
to one dollar per one thousand feet.
John Bunting is suing he Baltimore SIN
in $4,000 for alleged malicious libel.
Ex- Senator Thurman broke his left arm
by fall last week in Columbus, Ohio.
A mine is already discovered beneath the
Kremlin lcoranation) Palacein Moscow.
A trucker living near Norfolk has alrca-
dy put out" 10000 cabbage plants.
A sewer gas explosion in northeast Balt-
more damaged the streets and sewer $4,000
worth.
Basil Gfcgc, aged ., was drowned at
Piedmont, Mineral County, on Friday. lie
was working ON log lam.
Rev. George Allen, of Worcester, Mass,
who died recently, aged 81, was the author
of the resolution of l84S for " free soil, free
men, free speech, AID free land
Nathan s. Morse business manager Ecw
York Daib N,rs has suicidcd. Whynews-
paper men should do such things is past
comprehension. Don't they die daily!
A bust Of John Howard Payne TO sur
mount marble shaft, Is executing in New
York on NJ. Corco-aa's ordcr-.o boready
June 2.l
The Union Vets of I'D. banql,tcd shor-
man ,re,ary Lia-oln and others at the
Baltimore Eutaw House Monday evening
anniversary fcet surrender.
The Fad Hotel. throc story brick az
Gr,cuyiile. rczes, ty.l with a crash at mid
mic, Friday. Thirteen poonle killed
crushed aud burned.
Maggie Dooly. aged 10, daughter Of a
Zig Richmond grocer, cloped Jas; teekwith
john West, AN intelligent negro. They
were found in q Pe,arsburg suburb town
and the girl returned 20 Richmond
Frank Morrison, son of Major J. H..
Morrison. professor at The Virginia Military
Institute. was Shot jn the foot a,ciI'ut1uy
by freud while ont cunning Friday at
t-rn,o2.
Tho Baltimore directory Cor 1883 Is out
already. Population Of ,he city, 10000.
Churches. POI. of which the MethoIists
have 81; the E9is.ofali.n' 3j; the Roman
Catholics 81.
The approximate gross earnings of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
for the month of March were 72o2. l5S, be
ms an increase as compared with the coz
1....- ,.....,.r 1.-4 ,...., 81. - -.3S eSS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

In the big fire at Westminster on Mon
d7y night and Tuesday morning, two
young men, two cows and twenty-tbFee
horses were burned to death, and church,
seventeen houses AMI several stables were
destroyed. Hastily estimated, the damage
to property will amount to about $1,000
on which there are insuranccs summing up
some $4,000. The FIRE was started by a
card playing party of col,rcd q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

In Morgan county two weeks ago ayouth
b. the name Of Wesley Sprirgs, accidently
shot himself the ball taking effect in his
arm and shoulder, and now lies in a preca-
rious condition, and youth named Geo.
Whisner was crushed to death by a horse
falling on him whilst watering his team in
Cacapon creek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
J. r. D,LebGrf.

Supt. Of B. IL O. r. r. Co.'S Hotels, Con
ductcr on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road for 2S years, and previously a Druggist
whites Cumberland, Nd, Dec, Il, 1881
] have used bat one bottle of Pe7ma between
myself and son. He had Diptheretic sore
Throat, and is now well As for myself II
has entirely relieved the dUllness in my
head. which has been of long standing -the
result ofchronic Malaria never tooE
anything in my life that gave me such
great satisfaction. Ny wife is now taking
1t also" Ask your Druggist for the " Ills
of life, and how 10 cure them-a hook
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Dion. inc. r.. Harris paid si5 500 cash
frairiIiiug iD Al1nta, Georgia. IKE has
ai,h .n Che future prosperity OF Atlanta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Tl Third Yves. Virginia distric; repub-
rars have nominated Judge J. H. Brown
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
GILL ron SALE.

THE M-CURDY MILL, near Kablctown.
I Firs.-ratc Millcr's house. and about l5acrcs
of land herewith. The Viii has splendid
patronage, both for purchase and sales. VIII
be- sold 81 reasonable price and upon terms that
will accommodate persons of large or small
means IL not sold by the 18th Of June viii
then be for rent-po-sesion given lst July
next. apply q .-
J. Y. SIMMONS. Aet.;
CharicsfOwn, Jclf Co,
". Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Jonah Os5usa. of Loud1oa, aged l5ycars,
-;.I slri-,.r r;-lt. March 3lsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Whcuvou fcellileis a burden, and nothing
sou TN seems 90 ease your dyspepsia, find a
,u~e r.licrin Browns Iron Blter,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

The-momctic ,atistics show 'as, month
Cd lar, been ,hccollest March ia Washing
.oa .ace 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
Tie Nash;hgldd Correspondent of the
Baltimore Sua SAYS:

DuTIIUIVIV I1IH -
Sixty years ago the Baltimore Conference
VI. L. Cnur J. held it session in Winches-
ter. Va. There were on the roll 100 mem
bcrs. embracing many ofthc good clergymcn
whose names are still familiar in Maryland
and the District of Columbia. Il i ROW
asccrtaincd that But tHo CT the members Of
1923 now survive, viz. the venerable Rev.
French s Evans, Of Washington, and the
Rev. c. B. Young.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

WHEREBY notify the good People ofCharlcs-
I town ai.d the Public, also, that all will ind
IL To their advantage Ia look az my goods hc-
fore purchasing abroad. have on hand a fire
lot of samples from some OF the leading houses
of New York & Philadelphia. al garments
madein the latest style and in workmanlike
manner ] will say with confidence that all
orders for garments will Pc flied 10 the entire
satisfaction of whoever may favor me with q
call.
E5-Cu,ting made Speciality
Respectfully.
ELIAS L. BOIIRER.
Mn-.l- On I -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
INTERESTING LETTER.
CoAL Valley, WEST VIRGINIA.

ft-t down from tNc MVkhllhc, Win tiiSA'
faces black past all recognition except, per
haps. bv their wives, with their lamps lthat
look ike miniature coffee pots fastened on
thcir caps. They axe the dlsget7 OF the uGs-
ks diamonds; they are bringing out The
wealth. that is hid IN the mountains 81 TINS
the Youngest daughter of the "it Mother CT
ete,cs. tfer waiting IN 'thc valley to-
taree or four days for the weather To show us
some sign OF Spring, took The train on the
q. and d. 40 the first glimpse o.; sunlight Tor
a triu through this coal and iron country
The SNOW which had been heavy unusually
sol f9r tie season Is fast melting under the
GENIAL ravs of the sun believe that's
habit the snow has. By the way some one
rmarking on the severe weather iorthe sea-
son AID day 0r two ago, th1. March came
+ I'm ike lamb and Went o,. IKE Lamb
/ like N4v's it,,c lamb whose fleece was
white as snow. The mountains which sur
round MS on every side are showing their
. bare peaks. and the indications are that the
winter IS over and gone aud the time Tor
the sin-iug ot bids is no hand. The
+ train Is uli Of an "sorts and conditions %
men," to say nothing ~ the women and
children crowded fu.i, oye>y sett tGkcn'--
I "IJ-h erj loaly station,
hr.- d.. every 'e1thct
Oh 81 common level
Travelling together.
}Ir. sake ra-c- travelled Ais road or he
would uot have writers the line
.Bles. m- .h' pleasant, riding ON fail"
| Wen. anyhow. We aye og the cars "going
/ West" passing Buffalo Gap. ia sight Of El-
/ lots Krub which teG-s i,i magnificent head
as t.ltani knew the iac. that jt is the
tanest mountain rccf in Ni-ginia-PasJ Go
+ shcn. whore We see the smhkc Of the Veto
gia Furnace. said t0 DE the largest ZION fur
mace I'm llc United Sttes-OwGcd and ope-
rated hv tine Virginia Iron and Steel AsSo-
citation through the quiet, sleepy town Of
/ lUllhoro'. Virginia. ON % clifton Forge, the
Junction of the r. * A. r. r., where We
are t0li we cam change cars for Richmond,
but our -1rtc r. NOT ou .1 Richmond SO
r-e rs or leaving behind us tho grc-t Low
Noa- lr.r WORKS, taking "a passing glance
at the immense buckets OF ore being lifted
and poured into the furnace, across Jackson
river AND Up we 20 on cur ascent OF the Al
legheuv mountains. crossing them no day
fght and cat.aiurthe sun S bright lances
I'd, they rlUt ,hc mis,s of morning. The
FIRST place as we come down this sldc that
attracts u- IS rnc5o the conductor calls ont
Whit. ~uiulur' but Ii is not Ike the
White Sulphur that IL will be in July and
AUGUST neXt-it d0gs not uew look like the
"-arlto-a of the South The platform Is
deserted. the gates are closed, scarcely sGu.
I'm s.rht-yet we are charmed Withthe beau-
r tv off the scenery. and we know that when
tie roses come again thc loneliness Will DE
still ,...-. lovely frht hearts and ught feet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Monday la-, was the 18th anniversary OF
TIE surrender Of General Lee. I.mFns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Geo. y. Kyle agl-i+ and Lizzie May
Houarhead AGED l& were married in Cow
i1ruu. Ohio. last week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

SKILL ~ THE WORDSWORTH % good
work the mechanic must have good health.
Iflong hours of confinement in close rooms
have eniecbled his hand or dilamed his
sight. Ter him at ence and before someOrgan-
lie troubleapptars, lake plenty Of Hop Bit
ters. His system will be rcjuvenatel, his
nerves strengthened, his sight become clear,
and the whole constitution be built up to "a
higher working condition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
administrators .soiife'

TEHE undersigned HAVING e'a-iia..,..-
y ministrator upon the estate 10
A. Engle and Philip Eu-ie Jr. ~. +.
gives notice ~ al indebted O. =.
make prompt payment and lil
against the same 80 present lAen- i''l
thenticatcd Tor settlement. ....fr
Apsii l.3 g. Adni'.''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Gen. Jee Johnston attended the Barnes
.r.......,in Washington last Sa.-tl4y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

Neet sunday Viii le che lS'a ann'ycrsa-
ri, 10 rr le1. Liaeo'n's dcs,h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

frcaas-e-s.
Th -aomeuic satisfies show last month
Cd lare bc,a ,bccollest March ia Washing
.oa acc ~.
Br-. Gea. Jos TX. Barnes. T.. 5. A. ire
.r.li. Surgeon General tom August Stun
ll recently. IS leal
Geo. y. Kyle agsl-i+ and Lizzie May
Hou.arbadac,i l2 were married I'm Cow
isrtou. Ohio. i,-. week.
The 6s,h birthday Of Prince B;smarS,
chancellor of the German Empi-c was bill
lanHv celebrated on the Is, instant,
5000 was collected q, the dedication of Che
u.u...ovn, Maryland, NJ. p. en- South,
telst Instant Bishop Wilson oai-..ting.
r.n7'mu.s OF territory north of Lir~~lri
Nebraska. have been devastated by fire.
and ,he ise t'lu-iug
The Trustees oi- Uauplea-SiGaoy College
viii meet to-day 90 elect. q rr,>ilctt tosuP-
r,v the vacancy oc.asiouci ty Tie rc,isra-
iioa Of DR. Atkinson.
WISCONSIN, .eis'saoa prohibiting child
Ieoe ,mp,oyment. is factories il is alleged
renders Idle 3 goo Little ones. Nosclools in
Wisconsin,
Nlhfoclcccl iacia-, las been born i'm
California. jus, how the extra leg viii
Cook Co., sight Trousers .he Boston iyE. can't
say.
The first actual cotut in ten years of The
coin. notes and bond, i'm the Treasury is now
progressing incident Co the assumption OF
the .rcassr.csh.p by Mr.. WymSr.
Judg, Walter O. Gresham OF the T.. =
G.-,ric. for Indians IS appointed Postmaster
General Hci,a prtcgc of cN-Irosii,n'
Grant
The Georgia democrats mc, in Atlantis
900 Tuesday % nominate. C candidate fr
governor. Actug-Gov. Boyntoa anjspcak-
10 Bacon are prominent lspi,auts.
N.z sunday viii be tbc 21o,h a0niycr-
Or he Te-ri.s landing in Mary land and th,
golden jubilee ot,ho erection OF the Ne0
lrl-2,.rrani Jesuit Province.
17-. r.,. r. r,.4.- who. e. e. sail s,3ent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
Seed oats.

CLOVER SEED. HCSGAEiAA '''-
y SEED, TIMOTHY Sled
TO- sale bY ....-~ov
B. G.. WAsHlN0lV'
March S, 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12

w are now receiving, and will have in
~ Store in % few days, 80 Calls of Lucas
Celebrated Liquid Paints We have added
many new tint- 20 orr regular line of coiors
such Us olive Terra Gotta Coral, Bronze, Green
&C. Wcalso have very superior paint for
Barns. Gates. Agricultural Implements. Gc 40
a reduced price. Persons wishing Or paint are
respectfully invited % examine cur s,1ck be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. --.--...--
AISQTlTH SEQ.
~ ceived. AlS2tITH az 60.
DAINT already To- case in laif Pint and Quart
l cans. all color- AloQJlTH a. 60.
-nLBS Gum Camphog
~ AISQUirn 90.
April J.. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-04-12
20 fbcPw6;ic.
Summit Point, W. Va.

FI'HE undersigned has taken the store-rapm
i next door o. the room mteiy corrupted by
3!r Jesse T. Engle. ard viii open thereia q
Dry Goods and Grocery store. Hc has gone
East for the purchase ol BIZ goods. Business
viii 30 contacted GA T. ASH basis.
Respectfully
At. LLOYD
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