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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

How lie Fe~i. AMER an su<rl OF ins
Dreaded Hs~essr.

The patien. feels we'll r:r ~ within IA
fea ntnfs Of The attack. or, Il may bc-
goes Ia ted eEd sleeps aoundiy 'i1anea
TIE night. an,l iEnsnediaiciy on rising ua
tie morning IS seized with violent pug
ING sn.i Vomiting / la,.gc.onsly treated.
narv patients recover from this. the 'irs;
stage # cho'era: but II neglected. Tho
tendency of the iIs~ase.iS 20 grow rapisi-
" ~,-se. The pesieI. F1lrap.ais~ - m
tense ;Ars. Nnd burning h.a; nj tho
fit cf his stomach; he suffers also ex-
cfc.tating Pain from cramps III the mus
cles ot he extrenities; re Ia terribly
restless: and his urgent cry !s for water
10 auench his th,->t and that some one
might NIB his limbs, and thus relicve
the muscular spasm. The puls', rs rapid
aud very weak, the gesplraslons are hnr-
rled eni the patients voice becomea
husky. Iii, conn,ynance is rinche'i.
and the integuEensof his body feels IL
elas'a ano doughy. while the skin os
his hands ..,.t feet become wrinkled and
purpish in color. The duration Of this.
the second stage Of cho,era, Is very I'M
certaia-l, nav las. for two or three
hours only, or may continue Tor twelve
or fifteen hours; but so long rs the pulse
can he felt at the wris. there arc ssiil
good hopes OF the sick person. recovery
The weaker the pulse becomes, 'iie
nearer the patient Ia 10 the third, ~ coli
ls.@e, stage Of cho.era. from which pro'i~
abiv nos more than thirty-fv per cent.
recover. III tho tt.ird stage Of tho dis
ease the vomiting aal lnrging continue.
although IN mitlgatel form: AID me skin
IS covered with c!,mmy peispiTaaon,
especially il the cramps are stllf severe
The patient remains terribly restless
longing only for sleep, and that he may
lie supplied with water. HIS intellect l.
clear: but he seldom expresses any anx-
icty regarding worldly affairs, although
fully conscious of the dangerous con
dit;on he is il. Sleep and a plentiful sup
plv OF drinking water are the sole de-
9ircs IF "A per-on passing through fhs
collapse stage of cholera. IhS CON
d,.;nn seldom lasts more than twenty
four honrs, and reaction either com
mencos within that period or the patient
dies ii collapse or passes on intothe fep-
i'll STAGE which il ,.lnety-nine cases our
Of n Hundred ends speedily III death On
the o,her hand the sick person having
been u ihr collapse stage Of ch"ier"
S ,rcse .ueG:y bur hours ut may he n
ipneer or ss.ct,er perloil, tire temper
aJtre Of his body may begin q rise,
gra Ialy creeping up 10 the normal
stan dard the functions oi animal lie
acn slowly restored. and the SICK person
RECEIVERS his health.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Collect on Delivery.

A man who had not been long in this
country was employed as domestic in
family, and upon one occasion he was
sent to the express Office to obtain
package. He was about to leave with it
when the clerk called his attention to
the three letters c. 0. d.
Pat had no idea what the letters
meant, but he cleverly guessed at them.
Its all right" he said; "the ovid
mans good for the money.
But You know what those letters say,
Pat?''
Iulade, I do. Call on Dad It's as
plane rs the nose on your face.
There is almost pathetic truth in the
understanding conveyed in this old
story Many man is hopnded to death
bv the unreasonable calls made upon
him by members Of his family who are
Taught up to this end by himself, at first
III that fond, slavish spirit of Indulgence
which the American father displays to-
ward his offspring, as If it were some
kind of an unthinking mechanical pet
and afterwards on the unfaiiing principle
that they who SOW the wind Will reap
the whirlwind. :.
Call on dad
Business is dull, notes must be met,
but appearances must be kept up. Mrs.
Shoddv is going to the seashore. ''Our
gir.s must go, the money is to come
ont Of Dad.
At first he refuses firmly. but IS one
reason after another IS brought 10 bear
on him, Ike a battering ram Of persua-
sion. he gives way. New bonnets ana
dresses are bought, railway Journey 5
expenses betrayed, and that Is only the
beginning Incidental expenses ara al
WAYS the straws that break the patient
caneE~ back. They accumulate N
heaps, stacks, and at last rise to the dig
nifty OF monument. under which lies a
pale. peaceful man, no longer pursued
by he legend Call on Dad. "--Dttro,i
Free Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Harvesting Potatoes.
world. :

A newspaper correspondent says cit
is a little early to begin talking about
harvesting potatoes, perhaps, but
q word in season Is better than advice
too late. have seen SO many mistakes
made with this crop at harvest time and
have made SO many expensive biunders
myself. I would like to prevent lnexpe-
rienced readers from similar loss and all
Aovance if can. Experience has
taught me the folly Of digging potatoes
that are to be kept through the winter
before the tubers are quite ripe and the
vines are thoroughly dead In the first
place, il dug before this period the skin
IS liable to peel of and result IN decay.
Then. too, the potatoes are II the best
place possible. when lett II the soil
where they have grown, until there =
cool. clear weather to harvest them IL.
When dug and stored too early potatoes
ar,. liable to vii: II either cellar or bill
Even when there IS rot 10 contend with
believe in keeping the potatoes n the
ground. II seems TO me that exposing
the diseased tubes 10 the air only
has.ens the rotting process. / leave
them in the ground until the vines arr
quite dead. and select day wher the
soil Is dry and the weather clear. / leave
nv potatoes in little piles exposed TO The
sun for a few hours; long enough 70 T.
come dry previous to being stored "
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
THE fL0RID, OSTRICH FARM.
lie" The Great Birds Are roiag sylvan
si'..s featesiic Ostrich Feathers.


ttoasi :-norts cotae f.cna the Florida
o-.rlrt ,as-. y which Mr.. Charles
Eelcis. tie ~eli-known importer OF ami
mas New Yorl, IS part onnsr. The
farm = Sylvan Lake, Fla, under the
Cha-gs j AR Charleton Jones. Il was
star October bv rne .-~-crtation
Of tL rs OF fine ostriches three
\. oeous... rom Subia by M-.
Reich. II conversation ..ei.h 7e,e-
YraH3 porter, he id-"This farm, OF
course. was started to make money, and
Accordingly we have chosen the best
spo- - .o,...t; .t.us: f-- raisinn tho birds;
Tie lalC 4bont $ van Lake is high ana
dry. ani the clinl4te warm. lust what
the l.;TIs rec,!. Since their advent II
Florida hey have been doing well. Now
ostr.A armjng j a new business here,
bg. - Apecs Il i4ahc er'ea.ss of it.
Ilt. .s;g1s We have low are thriving; ~
accelt has happened TO them, and
he:r list crop Of feathers We expect
Tins .aar. Ot course that is the most
nn.rt'nt lranch of the industry, and
10 i 4 good crop q feathers IS I. vefy
desl."rie thing. When young t.
c7t.t t's Lack Is covered with 4 strag
sln@ ]ot OF white and black qniils, nn-
dciue n Eich is a thick coating OF
broRa.~n down. In the course Of three
Or tou. months these disappear, and ele-
mentaFT feathers are formed, and az the
END 4 the year the first clipping OF
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

How TO Cook Ir.-Cabbage cooked
il this way makes good entree: Shave
Tx, cabbage very thin, then let It co-oS
anti tender ii q very little water; dram
il thoroughly. Put lump OF butter
lnto a r,e..a saucepan, let 1t mel. and
brown. then put the cabbage into II ard
is. i brown; season with sal. and pep
Ier. send to the table very hot
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

\ no-E Il S said that during the
frs. visit a cholera ~ S.. Petersburg,
III 1892. s. tirr1 oi iron founders employ
inc 5o0 men, informed them thar a.
those who Wou!d Lot take "a teaspoocfal
Il powdered charcoal Oh entering he
works u. the morning, must leave ter
employ. The consequence was nlas
they did not lose single man. when
S,yrisds were dyIag around them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
( QUESTION OF INSURANCE.
An Interesting Qu~ry ~-o- ~ I'm POI ia II
subject Ausweres

paper. 4 house that was Freit s>fne Is
incnths ago, and which hal i,esE
finished inslt.e Nv painting and paplilre,
was partially Destroyer br fire The
.Cof vas buried Of before the s-a de-
nartment sn6--@: :a1 IL arrestiug the
flames. As q consequence. the rooms
ee-a flooded with water and the Plaster
was wet tnro1-h and the paint damage.
or rnined by the flame Although the
house was insured, the genera s.c'snt Q,
.ae company did not adjust the less iof
some two weeks e,ter the fire. During
this time the walls and wooa~ork were
still further wet 10y melted snow nd
RAIN. The question arises Is the IL
surance company responsible Tor dam
aee done by fire and water or onl," by
fire?
4nswer. We tnlnt that the question
that our correspondent ralses - prob
ably one of fact, and Is to be auswelc..
solelv by tie conditions of the policy
which was written on the risk men
toned. D.T eIa-allatlon Of that inssru-
ment ii VIII probably be fouad that the
liability III this case, as il others, de-
pends upon the conditions IN the policy.
IN general terms we >lieve :. IS the
custom Of insurance companies tn guar
a,ltee loss from fire in the broad sense
that it covers, also, damages that may
be incidental to the process Of putting
out the fire. In the large cities the III
surance companies sometimes maintain
what is called an Insurance Patrol. This
consists of 4 corps Of well-trained men
>Nlth all necessary appliances for pro
tccting goods that may be in building
at the time Of Il tire, and which would
he hanged bv the water f not care,
for. The insurance companies find il
cheaper to take care of property IN this
way than to pay what they woulo
otherwise bc liable for under their poli-
cles. If our correspondent 5 question
with reference TO the insurance. com
| panieo inability for damage from ea.el
and neltel snow subsequent TO the fir,
aGl during the period which elapsed
+ between the time Of the fire and the date
! Of the adjustment, a point ls raised
4 that we are scarcely prepared 10 an
swcr The liability of company, II
all probability, would depend largely
upon circumstances. If the bull,1,l
during this interval was practically ii
the hands Of the insurance company
pending an adjustment OF the loss, aLd
Oh this account was ont of the contro.
protect his property, it would seem tlat
in equity at least, the insurance aoIn=
panv should make up the additional
loss. What the law may be, or what
custom may recognize in the dis:rie. IN
which our correspondent is located, We
cannot say. We suggest Shat II would
hc 4 crg t.aicl.t matter TO determine
what amount of loss was sustained BY
the damage done tie binding suhs..-
aueAt - the fire on account o. water,
aul what occurred AT the time o. the
fire. Sometimes Insurance co,npane-
consider II - tle.r advantage - restore
a binding 10 It's original condition
rat..E than pay the anount oi policy,
ard they frequently reserve the rpat I
do this. II such clause existed III tie
policy il question. and II the eornpan
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

TEE japanese call dog car. 'l'1-
riki-sl.iva- They lave 10 word Il .le1<
language for Tie dude who dives Z
cart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
Una! Questions.


Ask the most eminent physician
Ofany school, what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allayiug all irri-
tation of the nerves and curing all forms Of
nervous complaints, giving natural chilklike
refreshing sleep always?
And they viii tell you Unhesitatingly
Some form of Hops
CHATTER I.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent ply
sicians:
What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on 10 cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as BrightS
disease. diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine. and all the diseases aud all
ments. peculiar to Women
And thcy viii tell You explicitly and
cmphatcal.y " Buchu."
Ask che same physicians
What IS the most reliable and surest
cure for all rver diseases or dyspepsia; con-
s,ipatiou. Indigestion, bliousneSs, material
fever. aIue DC. and they viii tell YOU
Mandrake. ur Duudclon
Hence. when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters such
Concluded next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

The Sor1 says Mr. John Mcknight has
erected an addition to his factory, and Is
putting in improved new fHctiOn-feed saw
works lie Is also enclosing the factory
grounds with a substantial fence, and has
improved he outside appearance Of the fac
tory building Altogether, this establish
mems and its surroundings has quite an I'M
proved business air Mr. &. c. Washing
t1a. near by, is getting an engine into po-
,iti,ioa for saving wood, and these estab-
lisamsa.s. w,th the Valley Fertilizer Co.,
slus.emln G Soa's factory. and the Ros'lle
Works w.,, shortly give the b. x o. depot
uc'-ab5rlo3I aa exceedingly thrifty ap-
ue4r.lcc
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- ..3...la..aI.n. M.ligan.

Woodbury. NJ, Sept. Is. 1882
g.. LIfIt.'e:-I have used Aromanna
during the PAST three yeaEs. as occasion re-
quirci As remedy ioT liver affections,
d,-r,p,.a. auJ ma.arial fever, do no; know
is equal 70 does ail you claim for 1t. l
most clc,r.uu, recommend it To theat.licted.
WlLIAN NILLIGAN,
Supt. Public, Instruction.
T,r a,c Us Geo T. Light Char.estown,
.r- dealers throughout tie county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

Til, generally presumed that when nan
has bce1 cured once OF some iudmlty or
complication % diseases by the Use OF our
medicine. that Die knows good thing when
he sees it. /, -stated by those who know
Tia. a monkey cannot De induced 10 partake
"a SECOND ti,ac oi any drink which contains
alcohol. Z, appears as If the memory ofthe
psu-s and fortunes Gr>tig1.ctcd eNer, ben
efcial influence upon thc animal. Man Is
orits different ia this regard, and glance
about MS viii. show that numbers Of our
friends and aei-h5ors are daily becoming the
worse by the use Of iutoxicants. Tins can
ber.medied by the moderate use OF a well
known REMEDY called Pcruna- II Che med
icine {, taken daily. the appetite for liquor
will De finally removed. and the patient, no
matter what hi, previous condition. will oe
restored 90 so5riety and society Yes Peru
ma &, q great medicine, and should be used
bv ALL. send l1rit.
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Attention.

WE respectfully invite the public 20 call and
w give our large and varied Stock u Goods
a close examination, as we are determined 10
sellthen We will take pleasure in showing
them to a discriminating public. and exchange
strictly for Country Produce or the Cash. Oi1
accounts must lee paid before new ones are
opened.
JEFFERSON COUNTY
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
May 3. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
Notice.

7 propose TO give les ons on PhonoTaphy; the
| Little Giant and MnemOtechny at my house,
on Tuesdays and Fridays, at u o clock. II les
sons Oh either for = 90, or will give one lesson
a week leithcr day. for the same.
The Little Giant and Instructor may be had
at bookstores and OF the Author, in numbers to
suit purchasers.
Price (single) 80 cents; for schools 20 cents,
and liberal discount 10 the trade.
Al orders with hecisl attended to prompt
= JAMES ". BROWN.
January ,, 1888.
Spirit and RoeiSter requested to copy three
times and send bill % advertiser.
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~. viii send To any subscriber TO THE
v,..ryIA FREE Press. until after the
Presidential Election ia November next,
l,-.,, dollar cash. Va. U-etly Wtec'ng
s.,,. Including Map Of West Virginia;
money OF for one year for tae same
Trs UrtH Btf.Hor, NtR.
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CONNEC4IONS.

A. Ua-erstowu. Nd, with tho Western Mary
land Railroad toand from Baltimore, Frederick
Emm;tIsbIrr gettysburg, PcnmJr, Waynos-
b1ra. Ia.. and points ON Western Mary land
Railroad and its branches
With Cumberland Valley Railroad 60 & from
Harrisburg. Carlisle, ShippcusaGrs. Chambers
h.l--. Nl.r,,~-5l--. Mut5nsDur-. and points ON
.hc Cumberland Valley Railroad and b-anchcS.
Also o. and from ritt>burg and the Nestand
Northwest and Boston, New York, Pmladel-
phia and North and East
AtShtuaujolh Junction. ". Va. with Main
Line OF Baltimore and Ohio t0and from Wash
iu-,on.
At Eiycrton. Va. with Manassas Branch Of
Virginia Midland Railway.
Az Wayucshoro junction, Va, with ChcSa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway - and from Green
brier White Sulphur Springs and Richmond
At Ioch Laird. with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
Az NIturai Bridge. with Main Line OF Rich
moul auj Allegheny Railroad.
Az Roanoke, with Norfolk and Western Rank
rllI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

The Shugert Brothers, sons of the late K.
p Shuscrt, have succeeded to the business
If .he father, and Harness-Making and
r.,p;n, win be conducted by tac new firm
v..l energy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

WE have just received another lot Of nice
w Dried Apples q Peaches. Canned goods
of all kinds, Peaches Pears Apples, Tomatoes
Corn, Peas, Beans, dc. Bacon Hams, should
ers and sides also first class Dried Beet. Just
received from Lynchburg q nice line OF Chew
ing & Smoking Tobacco. Flour & Meal always
on hand
MERCHANT &LUCAS.
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4Breakllst. sDinner. tSupper.

Pullman sleeper, daily, ON Express No. I,
from Chatta'sl % New York without change
connecting with Pullman Sleeper from New
Orleans ID Washington. making virtually "a
through line of SiecPcrs FROM New Orleans TO
New York Via Roanoke and Harrisburg;
l51 pounds of baggage checked free % each
whole ticket 1000 mile tickets S29,Ooi oOO
mile tickets Sl5,Oo.
JOS n SAINTS. APorE
carl Superintendent. Gen. i'tsS. iW.
R0NNOKE. Va RoANoEd.
ALLEN IlUlI. Pass, Agt.. Roanoke.
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.Iyesuphis Express Train,
JEFFERSON WOOLEN MILL,
Formerly POrfer's Factory.

Under the above mentioned name the old
"Porter's Factory" which IN days gone by en-
loved almost a national reputation for excel
lent manufactures, will be operated by the UNI
dersigned Necessary repairs have been made
and improved machinery introduced. and il II
our expectation TO maintain the re. at l,ion OF
the mill and to meet the demand OF the public
for iirst-class goods.
The Highest Market Price will be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such points as
may be designated.
Orders for Cloths Yarns, &C., will receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully.
u. JOBE & co.
Post -Ripon, Jefferson County, W. Va
T. J. Jobe & Bro. will continue 10 operate tho
Mil at Brucetown, Frederick County, Virginia,
and will pay the top market price for Wool de-
liyercd there.
April, 10, 1888.
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- = = ! y .

l Ec. Yu-> CITY. oa saturday, january j..
i~~l N-.. N-N ANUS. formerly Cd. Harper
Ferry, e. -a ..Iuc-i asc
Attacu-tt.ac.ui ti, >oo. w. la.'' Site.
ilt-'- county % ..al. ,r -lf' 1853. Air. IN N
JE.~iI-~ Formerly ut Franklin cllnty. Pa.
aged Isl. years. . months and "a day.
Co. ....,--.-..-s---.--.-z-
The y. u. g.. A. VII hold a meeting OF
hc.r Room, Lce Hall next Sunday a..e:-
nom o. ao'cocl. Al,ay, cordially invited
As m, doctor turned sadly away from thc
patient whom he iouuI using Dr. Bulls
Cough Sy.up. BE said. IL beats mc every
timc'
The Hh Quarterly Meeting for the Char
la~.owa Char-.. II. l.. Church, south, viii
ta,, place boz Caa-,e,town Saturday and
sunday. Jan. H. AMI l3,a. Preaching Sat
uriay at1 =. d.. by Rev. i. II. NaiSner
b. ID. T. T. Preaching and Communion
SUNDAY Jan. l3th no II 4. W. Love, Feast
ATS l.. VI. Prclchsl- at r. VI. by Rev.
II. II. Nbisuer. T.. ID. Quarterly Confer
euca at Parsonage Monday Jan. j., at $3.50
An. J. l.. SHlPLEY, p. G.
Dr. J. c. S9',swool. Huntsville. Ala.
says. II highly recommend Brown IS Iron
E,uers 1r oys cp-.I. rheumatism and gen
crai debility.
The mercury got down to Zero here tbs
week. Wcdo not mention it as a matter Of
ueus-lut only TO record the season rs one
Of iucr.Jlc delight Co the dealer in Ice and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
ACKNOWLEDGED.

I HAVE just rcccivcd'a prime article of Gin
I of NJ licinll p1r2);ti. Also hlse tie best
Cigars in town for Sc. Cigarettes and all Smo-
ker's Goods sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
.gTINpOW GLASS and Putty; Eureka
" Horse Powder. prepared and sold by
GEO r LIGHT.
CANPHO2 ICE, Vassaliae Camphor Ice,
\ Pure Vassalinc, for chapped hands; Evy
Flora. Lairl's Bloom of Youth, Hasan' Mag
nJlia Dslm, for The complexion, for sale by
GEO 7, LIGHT.
GASOLINE and Dcnzinc by the pint and
N Gallon: all the popular Linimcnts. inclu-
ding Kendall's SPAWN Cure, for sale BY
GEO T. LIGHT.
CLARK'S Pills, best in the market, TUFTS
Y Pills. McIanes Pills, Schcnck's Pills Rad
ways Pills, Hooper's Pills; August Flower,
peruna. Manalin. SCOTS and Camm's Emul-
sion, Burnctt's Cod Liver Oil, Fellows Hypo-
phosphitc, for sale by GEO T. LIGHT.
CCHOOL Books sold at list prices, (Maury's
- Manuel. price S1.35, CornelI'S intermediate
- % Books not on hand will be ordered
Acceptance and Visiting Cards. Chrome lnyi-
lotion Cards; also the very latest Ragged Edge
Paper Large stock of Autograph Albums Just
received by GEO. f. LIGHT.
October I, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
Wood wanted.

Persons indebted are requested to settle
promptly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
Poet ana Billiard Table
For Sale.

I HAVE a Pool and Billiard Table, in good
] condition. which ! will sell cheap. Call OPP
posite First National Bank and examine.
July 49, 'S3-tf J. B. BROWN, Agent.
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STAGE CONNECTIONS.

At Riverside for Lexington, va.
AtB1vcc Station. for Wildwood and Winchcs-
ter. Virginia
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For Sale!

GENERAL FINE BUILDING LOTS IN
- Charlc.town, West Virginia, fronting oii
Samuel street opposite the residence 81 DE. j.
Y Simmons For terms apply To
Sep. 6. lss3-tf. CLhON MOOfE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

W. have the following fashionable colors
" in Note Paper, with Square Envelopes 70
suit: Turquoise, Silycr-Gray. Rose, Terra Cot
IA, Crushed Strawberry and Sea Shell. Also
Ragged Edge Note Paper.
AISQUITII & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

II ELIGIOUS BOOKS-Ben Hur, tale Of
II the Christ, Prince OF the House OF David.
Peep of Da Series vols. and \ Story OF the
Bible Book Department At
October Is. 50. AISQrlTH co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
Lumber, Shingles, Wood,
FOR S.fLE.

rNIIE undersigned having purchased an ex,
/ tensive piece of Timber within y miles oil
Shepherdstown, will have for sale
100. 600 Feet OF Oak Lumber,
100000 Oak Shingles,
1000 Cords Of Oak Wood,
on the ground or delivered upon good terms.
LABORERS WANTED.
We want laborers to cut the Wood and make
the ShinglnS, which will be taken up and paid
for every Saturday.
Nov. %. 's3-3m.a Charlcstown.
Shep Register copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10
For Sale.

The Brick House, and Log House adjoining
with the Lots attached thereto, formerly the
property OF John Reed, ST., on Congress street.
in Charles.own, W. va. For Terms apply to
GEORGE BAYLOR,
Tanuarv4 1884. CLEON MOORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-10

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