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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Il. q. Dodge 539 18th street:
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AND THR VILLAINS STILL PURSUE HER-Niss
ONE, the teacher OF a school In Arcadia Ohio
hss iai >'lile time been prosecuted with letters
threatening her Win death ar She does not resI6Ei
her position and leave the village Tie last letter
received declares that the village shall be burned
down. Tor which deed the school directors would lsp
Responsible. The sensation il the prev aing topic
of conN ersa'i0n In the village, and nearly every
one has his suspicious 10 whom the guilty
parties are. one OF the latest threats Is that IN
The young teacher does not leave they VIII puL
powder IN the frewOod and blow her up All this
trouble 10 the young lady is caused by a desire.
as l'.E say, Ia he reveuged for the .rascallty III
Old man ASkcOmc." The town is carefully
guarded 10y watchmen, Willie Miss Askcomr docs
not step outside the door without "A male escort
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CXhTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE

AMPoRTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE
AaTIsTIo BRoNzEs. FAJENCEs. sALv1ATrs We
NEIIAN GLASS. WATER COLORS. TERRA
GOTTA EIGURES. ANTIQUITIES
ETC. All AUCTION,
Having been carefully elected by OLIvO1TI BROTH.
EHS, II Venice. Italy, for the Boston Exhi-
,n bition, which has just closed.
Ihese ge!tlelen have been AIDED Prize Medals as
follows; AT Vienna EXhi ition. 1878; Philadelphia
!so and Paris 1878 and acknowledx by noisseurs
10 Oe the most valuable and choice specimens Of
ITALIAN WORKS OF ART
Ever brought to this country
The sale to take place ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTH 1884,
Commencing at ELEVfN O'CLOCK A. NJ at our sales
rooms northwest corner 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
1eo4-St WALTER B. WILLIAMS i CO., Aucta.
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CHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRU.
ANY. 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
GEORGETOWN Market House shall sell the three Fish
cries on the Upper Potomac known as Clouds Landing
Terms: Cash.
feb4-dts THOMAS DOWNING Anctionear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-04

PREHISTORIC NESTIGES IN NICARaGUA.-Thn P)r--
rentr, OF Managua, Nicaragua, publishes the FOL-
lowing interesting IrChe;PGlUgical item: "pr Earl
Flint came here from Rivas last week for the mr.
pose OF Inspecting traceoOf human footsteps which
nave been discovered In quarry owned by Senior
Traces OF these footsteps Were first noticed In sone
stone which had been quarrted and was being en-
ployeo In the erection or house. The doctor cal
culates these prints TO be at least fifty thousand
years Old. They are Of several sizes, as IL made by
men, women and children, who have thus lett proof
OF their existence In prehistoric alluvial EARTH since
converted into rock. In other excavations ia the
nelghborhood several pieces or eartheLware pot
terry, Standing on three legs, painted in black red
entirely EtrIscan, have been obtained on one OF
them dressing gown Is drawn almost on The Euro
pean model OF to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

quiet. Real estate has been changing
hands TO some extent in the county for
the pact thirty days. j. w. Mercer of
Kansas City bought out the ranch Of
Stipson Bros, paying for land and inn
provements $4,000. The same cattle
man also bought Of Killough Bros. of
Aurora, Wise county, through their
agents, Messrs. Cunningham Bros,
one thousand acres of land, paying
$3.50 per acre, cash, for it. The ranch
will he changed and arranged for the
breeding of blooded horses. Mr.. John
II, Knight will take charge and run
the ranch for Mr.. Mercer. We we.-
come these gentlemen to our county,
and hope more like them will come.
We have plenty Of room for good citi'
zens.
We have been unable to learn The
extent OF the work by the grand jury
but understand they recommend that
our court house he insured. Our jai!
has one or two prisoners left who could
not get trial for want of time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Observation-Disclosures.
New York CMarch lOth) Cor. Philadelphia
Press

Press
Ex-Speaker Randall came from
Washington yesterday, and in the
afternoon was driven to Gramercy
Park, where he had long talk with
the Democratic Sage. IL is learned
that the three.fold purpose of his visit
was TO get from headquarters New
York sentiment on the tariff bill, to
inquire into Tilden's real wishes
with regard to,the presidential nomi-
nation, and TO find out who was
Tilden's choice if he did not want the
nomination.
Mr.. Raldall's own ambition, 1T
appears, having abandoned The hope
that he can head the ticket, is to form
coalitions that will make him n power
behind the throne in the event of n
Democratic administration. The
Gramercy Park conference seems to
have left him in doubt about
Tilden's wishes regarding Tilden,
but he came away thoroughly impress
ed with Henry B. Payne's peculiar
fitness for the nomination, in case
the demand for the old ticket should
not be urgent.
WHAT THE CONVENTION MUST DO.
1t NAV be expected that Randal's
conclusions viii be disclosed shortly
in detail at Washington. Colonel
Woolley of Cincinnati, believing that
Randail's ear would be reasonably
svmpathetic, poured into II this after
noon strong TRADE against. the alleged
folly af nominating Payne.
Randall heard him through, and
then, turning on him coldly, said;
"The marty, sir, will make the nomi-
nation; the convention must DO as the
party Wishes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Stephenvlle Empire: The politi-
clans want the state divided so as TO
double or treble the public offices,
and the people are very fond of pay
ing taxes to support these officers.
Give us five new states so we can give
every politician an office. Erath
county wants one Of the new capitals
located Mt .Stephenville. Give US
more Offices, or give us five new states.
Take Vour choice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
Exports.

New York, March ls.-Exports, ex-
elusive of specie, from New York for
the week ended to-day are 81, lO7, zoo
against s., $3.50, 400 for the previous
Week, and Ss,4l9,35O for the cores
pondipg week last year. Total eX-
ports since January lst, SGT ,9bS,47Ss
against SIS, 725, $50 for the SAME period
last wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

committee of the Texas Democracy
dumps that two.thirds rule, it will rer-
form valuable service for the party.
The two.thirds rule is a relic of Bour-
bopism, and should 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

ksasal injector free with each ooi''e Vi ohi
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price % GEMS b'N
Brunswig 4 Co.. wholesale ana re'aii hgehH'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
CrjnpIed insurance Companies.

Boston, March lS.-The insurance
companies whose licenses for doing
business in this state have been re-
voled because of their noncompliance
with the statute which requires cap
itsl of at least 100000 are the Boat
mans Fire and Marine, "ittshurg Cit-
izens 81 Louis Enterprise and the
Eire and Marine of Cincinnati.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

rusyjTe Herald. The race for
ne in our old district tCulber-
Iiiafltp Is growing warm. As
IsB Calberon and Chenoweth
We think Culbers IN
\ ,csptsble man, but if Stew
has be will no doubt 90 into the
btIlNn with q larger vote than
|aCdsnoweth or Culberson, and
|adNb. hold a winning attitude.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

| 3. c.. |
|pIIrIcAI POINTERS
L,,.,Fgtrs arc Saying Of carre"'
Topics.
I,,r.n wlde.Awake: While Ger eT
| E ,ss,C,pers are hurting their III,
h ~. N 'SlpprOvoked slurs at Colonel
~, v, i n Would be well enough ior
4 E' y S.e,me acquainted with his
|S,sSre they publish that he has
\ stliItle for his constituency ana
a. Newspapers are 100 olten
e sIsp little political jobs by men
Esle,lIOls, who have their little
[av,Isdhnpgrily upon high otli-
[tsillen, 10 always merit the con-
Eud their readers.
EusyjTe Herald. The race for
H. in our old district (Culber-
kiiatcll Is growing warm. As
IA CuIteron and Chenoweth
We think Culbers)n
\ ,csptsble man, but If Stew
|rshs will no doubt 90 into the
kal6n with q larger vote than
SaCdsnoveth or Culberson, and
Ia dnb. hold a winning attitude.
Biz Dll: The magnolias will
sdMs pClltlrai grave OF lne
slsIscSs against Roger W III
fzid'
BAL Ear; There is evidently a
ig tspsition among Democrats
lshdoaway with thetwo-thirds
. NJ II
.,s's !, .o.i .on we meyer vo'.lu
IN A. S s' '' n,a;o III y. d uuV We
limited Is ai' hv " !, ni''0'i'S vi" lo'
e :. y.
al IntslIigencer MANY of the
n p IN s s',,uia'lon, put thelr
|rdI n,v al !. ,ha ,a q, ms leet'
EpIues and sb 'i p' opI r, MAJ ~.
n congress- @s' 'O'i''s' anu VIII De
ln Statesman. If "Old Dave,
5isejS npipig ~ Gs q Charming arm as well
! Il Ne sta aa' . O'ie Oh 'he Dig
|
City Spectator: The Fort
GAZETTE says Texas congress'
saching 10 eet home home i ~ n ,e,7t
grden truck Weexneci NJ
sais afraid some " otSsrP ,n. Mr. !:
saDd planting in his "trm.l,
\ s'Ar' Thefence-cutting ques-
aa.J il r yS,'oG Is e., excuses IL un-
as III ihe State polj Il con 81 ,To
election. The V onss,ia u, 5 Sne
dmeh proportions nv n,;i, nus
e'si in the pomin ~ WIN no not
p l''iN''ns CON
N. =.
I'.,,l Times: 1t is not the poli.
' 'sale, Orat Least il should i pn not
P IeI,s any industry. It should Md
.l %,lsy bearing upon ali alike alike
y
ettes a Al, T }RsIic ce.I should be
slIsi' should be t traaied AN, ana
sael a government u dona , ppih
% sately trust the in u4is ans;
Management Of ,b ,nhh. aIaal
!. p ps,, SS9n; The San Antonio
Is sI' bs Worth GAZETTE, 'I Bel.
sIa' a SnaS''lop Advertiser, bur
q no l Il done ,,. away with.
, y Union that NOR noml pai tour E,,
nth a slimtan national national CON
.assrai., but si'e no 5G IN red rule
ulyenlionv NV III state and
|, A..
y, Advertiser: II ,s :,
= .,'a Isso-lhlrds rI,ls VIII y, discard
.e pssl,l advantages, Il 4 hit it ever I'VE,
Re men e. "a, Us, stronghold Of
laditIons, ana !. dark horses.
\ that Il d i ! not true De.
llaspolliIelIasnpDe people are to rule
sou -
s'tassaslassn ,s,. 4 protectionist
s''lns does to but.
ss;,,sl.as s.,. !,
~ Y sss ss;is + E !: :'; ;is,'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Four hundred and fifty bird cages
lust received at w. +. Lakes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19
nIlrlcAL POINTERS.
!, y,r,rs arc Saying Of currenf
Topics.

~, Wide.Awake; While GER
| F a.csU,pers are hurting their Ill,
h III, " Sss1pIOvoked slurs at Colonel
n ~, " i nv Would be well enough for
E'l \ Ss ( acquainted with MS
|nsIeiole they publish that he mas
tIstIiItle for his constituency and
I'M. Newspapers are TOO often
E Ese it'd little political jobs by men
EaiciiIbIs, who have their little I.
[nr,isd haugriIy upon high OIL
|tsilsn, 10 always merit the con-
E0diheir readers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Are YOU made miserable by indigestion. con-
s,ipatIon, dizziness. loss of appetite. yellow
skin7 shiloh's vitaliEer is a positive cure.
l.. N. Brunswig 4 Co., Wholesale AID retaii
agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Bis Dsll: The msgnolias will
|zwsthe political grave Of the
kvaRcks against Roger O., in
5iytf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

PAL sat; There is evidently a
hgtsp@ition among Democrats
lshdoaway with thetwo-thirds
|hcnyentlons. We never could
|'fsa or god sense in It, but we
tuihe man a majority did not
lominated by il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

|lni ln'elhsencer: Many Of the
Enlle papers are decrying Dave
eaa aud ehdeaSoring 10 belittle
q pqtllc estimation, but their
n la!l harmless at his feet.
y Cd Dave is the peoples man.
kpluck and ability, and will be
70 congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

N y s,aE =. IIhefence-cutting ques-
H. ,sy I. gong to cut n considera-
4, J, s,l y ihe state politics at The
Il s Seb The question has
Es ssicl proportions as will not
Il. H. IN the nominating CON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

sl1 Statesman; If "Old Dave
Guy converted to tariff reform.
\ az i simply be charming, as well
EoI The state. 9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

! City Spectator: The Fort
apAzEIrE says Texas congress
'lesellng TO get home to plant
!, saqsll Truck Weexpect Mr..
!, ~ !. I ! a,Fald some other man is
Y aud painting in his truck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

afsse,v' !. Two conyen-
sg'ta~ iIs i m,, that a short
|sss.s'ss 'Slpss people e SssifG for
~ " esisadiassa dull and pro,
III ,;a.l0s everybody G %sny
|S sss'l, han ,A ssttas sss. thing,
I make Hlli ''iGSS arsiselsa,
F>.9a NJ
'''' Il the executive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-19

Elaps'ssss, N Ss ;st to governor,
ss.si 's !; Soys!iaiSsssr e i elected .1eid
si 4 tLlSt public instruction ton
S,lsr may secure th the nomi-
-''Osnt injury Of the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01

Mr.. J. G. Pangborn again sends out as a
herald of the summer season, his pamphlet
on "The Mountain and Valley Resorts to
be reached by the Picturesque Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad" 1t is illustrated by
Thomas Moran, Sol. Eytinge, Sheppard
Ferris, Medley and others, and all the scenery
is in c0lors, done in the establishment OF
Hoen & Co. 1t is delightful specimen OF
good work all through. The head and tall
pieces to the pages, as well as The fnll-page
colored drawings, are artistic, and the wide
margin and well-chosen paper adds to the
attraction. Even the kind of ink in which
it is printed has been a matter Of careful
choice. as any one will see who compares ITS
delicate shade of color with the sketches
The present is the best " Picturesque b 20.
vet issued
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01

From the Martinsburg &afcsmqa:
Ernest Johnson and Dan Ransom, colored
porters at the Continental hotel, Martins
burg. by means of a false key got whiskey
and money from the bar and were sent to
Jail. He died in his cell the day after =
ilcarc,rat!on.
As Mr. aal Mrs. Anthony Pine who re-
side in Darkcsville, were returning home
on Sunday evening last in a carriage they
met a gentleman riding upon bicycle, at
which their horse took fright, and, wheel
ing suddcaly, overturned the carriage upon
the occupants. Strange to say the horse
did not attempt to run, but remained quiet
until they had extrcated themselves, having
received slight bruises. The vehicle was
almost wreck, and it is remarkable that
Mr.. and Mrs. Fine escaped alive.
From the Independent:
Arthur Bratt, formerly of Martinsburg,
an engineer on the Rio Grande r. r. was
killed recently by slide in the Black Canon
in GunniSon County, Colorado.
Senator Camden has sent to the Camden
Artillery Company Of this place samples of
goods from which to select their uniforms.
The material is of the very best, but Of
various shades of blue, and whatever selec-
ton the company may make as to color they
cannot miss it as TO quality. The Senator
determined that the company bearing his
name shall not fall short as to equipment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
DIED.

I'm Alexandria. Virginia on Friday, April
18th. GRACE GREENWOOD. wife of Mr.. An
drew A. Iipscomb aud daughter Of Mr.. II. C..
Harmon.
On April 10th, 1884 at Sandy Hook, Nd,
AGNES A.. third daughter of Patrick and NJ.
A. Higgins, aged syearS, months and 2dsys.
In Ilarpcr's Ferry on Saturday April 20, Is
49, 40 am advanced age Mr. SAMUEL SHEW-
BRIDGE.
AthiS residence near Harper's Ferry, April
rs. iSsi. Mr.. DANIEL MOLkR, aged - years,
4 months, and o days.
None knew him but 10 respect him, for the
spirit ofthc good Samaritan was nantes, IN ms
life. lie was "a loving husband and father hut
when the summons came he was willing to de-
part and be with God
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
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iCuIi.
CnAr1EsrowN. I'D 20. 81

CIIARLEsTowN, April 20, 1881
The Second Baptist Church officers and
member, return vote of thanks TO the pub
lie at large. for what they have given to the
new church now being built. A. the church
Is not completed. we still ask the public to
aid MS i'm is completion. A grand rally
was held to-day, and $3.50 WAS realized by
the assistance of the sister churches and
the public in general, to whom We return
MANY thanks. Mr. William Braxton, 4
member of said Baptist Church, less than a
month ago. realized $3.50. lie also re-
turns much thanks 20 all who gave on his
paper. We thank our white friends for
what they have given Us. They have given
from 10 cents 10 $40 on the church. God
will hlcs, the cheerful giver. and the widows
mite is acceptable to Us. The cost to COM
ple,c the church, Is SS67.9j. Paid cash,
SlIS.o0. JESSE SANDERS,
Pastor in Charge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
Upon IT'S o,cn Merits.

Uoldstein's Aromanna comes before the
onblic upon its own merits 1t is positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney ms Is,
Eases, Sick Headache, Heartburn, ana all
Debility ofthe Stomach, Liver and hidneys'
To convince the people that this remedy Is
no humbus the proprietor is giving away
sample bottles free Of charge. You can
yet one at Geo. r. Lights, Charlestown nnd
5f dealers throughout the County. Regular
Size . and - cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
.N.ERREED.

In Washington. d. C..-April 18th, 1854, Mr.
J. &C. HOUGH. of jefferson Co, ". Va, and
Miss ELLAA. STONER of LoudOun Co., Va.
Lecsburg papers please copy.
AT the Presbyterian Mause i'm Roanoke, Vir-
einia. ON the 2nd of April hy Rev. W. G. Camp
bell. Mis-, STELLA MARTIN Of that city,
daughter of Mr.. T. ]. Martin. formerly Of this
place. and Mr.. W. q. kASEI, of Susquehanna
PENNSYLVANIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
Notice
Of Commissioner Of Account.

The following Fiduciary Accis were placed
before me Tor settlement at the respective dates
indicated
iss4
Feb. I. W. II. T. Tcwis. Guardian Of Henry
ST. Piere Lewis.
;. VIVA j. Knott, Adm; Of Jno Cooke.
II. Mary a. Duke, Extx. " Jno. a. Mason.
o." ~. :. r. White and VIM. ii. Gilbert, IL
scut1rs Of Jacob Gilbert.
Mrch f. Jno. Reynolds Exr Of Nars Van Do
Tcn.
4. Eph. c. Watson. Adm. Of G. s. Watson:
6. j. Carl. Hurst, Sheriff, Com. Admr. oi
Mary Ellen Johnson.
+" n. WIN. J. Grantham. Adm. Of JAG, ktr,ic-
Rich'd Timberlakc. Committee VI viz
ginia Timberlakc.
" q. Geo. 3 Knott, Guo.dlan VI Jeiil Z.
Rinehgrt.
April / Edw,d Tearney, Adler, Psts E9san.
same 20 IloS Brscoc.
ZIG. Carl. Hurst. - Bail Avis.
II Isaac FOske, Adm. G. {. a. Of Richard
d. Do.an.
4. ". II. T. Lewis. Exr. Of ] i. Lewis
y. VI. " Stanley, Admir-. Of AEchelsiis
stanley
s,iycrr rr.icr nv bss,a tbs 22nd day d April
fssl. :. W, WASHLNGTcN.
Apr. ~. 's4-et. Com q Aece'lni>
Free Press f<e--SSJD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
For sEHgOr.

MR.. EDITOR: If Mr.. ESRoM SLIFER will
consent 10 the Use Of his name as candidate
for the Mayoralty nc will receive hearty sup
port ~ The chief magistrate OF the town IN
the past his service commended itself to all
The administration Of justice by him was alb
solutcly impartial, and his zeal for the good
order and sanitary condition of the municipal
inv extorted the admiration of every citizen or
soiourner. We hope he will indicate in your
next issue his willingness again 20 serve the
neonle MANY VOTERS.
An-ll % 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01

4 bakers dozen of the country's largest
patent medicine manufacturers have com
b;ned to enforce the sale Of their stuff at es-
ta5lishcd prices Supplies, else, will be cut
off. The new association controls $1,000
ira, shops AMI 500 wholesale houses.
Doctors. take notice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01

The best etiquette for a man IS not TO
boast of his virtues. IL is also exceedingly
inelegant 20 annoy society with his coughs
aud colds, when he can find relief in bottle
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
IAtAa..

Mrs. G.. II. Haincs, daughter of the late
Abraham Mutton, and wife Of Mr. G.. II.
Haines. the L. :. Mail Agent on Valley
Branch Z. r., died at her residence on
Braddock street, Winchester, on Tuesday
of last week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01

Mvra Clark Gaines has appealed to the
L. :. supreme Court to enforce the final
Judgment for , million given her against
the city of New Orleans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
EATARR II
1T IS NOrALIQUlD OR SNUFF.

IT Is NOT 4 liquid OK SNUFF.
Apply by the finger into the nostrils. II
will be absorbed, ciiectually cleansing the NO.
sal passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions. II allays Inflammation. protects the
membranal Innings Of the head from addition
al cold; completely heals the sores and restores
the sense OF taste and smell. Beneficial results
are realized by few applications. \ thorough
treatment will cure. CncquGled for Cold in
the Head. Headache and Deafness, or any kind
of mucous membranal irritations. Send for
circular. Soldby all wholesale and retail drug
rists Price 50 cents. 60 cents by mail regis
tered Stamps received.
August o SLY. ELY BROTHERS,
Anrjl 3 1854. Owego n. \.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01

Lh.-Ny darling, you look irrcsisdbly
lovely tonight.
Sis-Do /? Thanks very much! YOU
ave handsome asa IuEce, Cl.rlcy, in your
dlcs, suit.
L.-Givc the credit T. ihe DIAMOND
Sai.t my love, which wear for the first
tune tonight; &, i, that which gives tone
% my toilette. iic;e Is is prototype slip
ping the Diamond engagement ring on
her hugerI.
Stc-May our love be as enduring ss
the lliae OF
"The DIAMOND Shirt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-01
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For Councilman.

Many voters of the "a Ward will vote for
Mr.. JAMES Y. GALLAuER for Councilman.
Please announce him.
April 10 1854. VOTERS.
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For Councilman.

Mr.. Editor please announce Mr.. JOHN
PORTERF iELD rs gentleman well quail
fed To represent the Srd Ward IN the Council.
lie will have the support OF
April 10, 1sSi. MANY NOl Elto.