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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-14

COnsignor: A. A CAREY.
Received payment July %, 1884.
c. A. BAXTER, Agent.
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
TOPEKA, August :.
L. A. Emerson. General Freight and EasSen-
ger Agent Missouri Pacific Railroad Com
Dany, Atchison, Kas.:
DEAR Strive are in receipt of complaint,
with accompanying expense bill, from y. A.
Carey, OF Atchison, a copy of which We en-
close you. From these il appears that you
charge the shipper in this instance, in addi
ton to the regular and established rate for
freight, mileage rate on the car in which it is
transported. This is not only unusual, but in
our opinion unlawful. The rate of freight both
in contemplation of usage and the law covers
all lawful charges that can be made against
the shipper. Besides, it appears to us that
this mileage charge is in fact and purpose an
evasion of the order of this board in respect
TO receiving loaded cars from a connecting
line for shipment or transportation over the
receiving line without change of cargo
frOLI car TO car. We have advised the shipper
of this opinion and trust you will hereafter
cOntine to it. e. j. TURNER, Secretary.
By the board.
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A Elannbeau Eight.

TOPEKA, KAs., August S.-The Man
haitian Flambeau Club, Just organized, con-
tracted with E. F. Vaughn for forty Of the
Vaughn fiambeau1, to be manufactured in
this city. On learning of this fact the
council of administration of Lincoln Post
Flambeau Club served notice on the parties
manufacturing the flambeau that the club
owned the Improvement patented, and
would prosecute any violation of its rights.
Litigation is likely to grow out of the affair
between Mr.. Vaughn and the club. Mr..
Vaughn was formerly member of tile
Lincoln Post Club, but withdrew Wednes-
day night
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PITTSBURGH, PA. August 9.-The coke
GENERATORS are loud in their complaint about
the depressed condition of this important
industry. Notwithstanding the strenuous
efforts mt forth by the syndicate to bolster
II nm trade continues to fall off. The
problem of supply and demand has evi-
IDENTIFY not vet been properly solved, as
oyerproduction is alleged to be the cause OF
the present trouble. A meeting Of the Coke
Producers Association has been called for
the goth inst, when measures will be taken
to remedy the evil. 1t is probable that the
association will order a suspension OF opera
tions for some time in the coke region over
which they have control.
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A WEEKS NEWS.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
WASHINGTON NOTES.


THE Coroner's jury investigating the
disaster TO the United States Hotel build
ing at Washington recently, censured the
owners and lessees of the collapsed build
ing, who were perfectly aware of its un-
safe condition. One of the owners was
Judge Cox, of the District Supreme Court.
THE Acting Secretary of the Navy has
cabled Rear Admiral Davis, in command
of the Asiatic squadron, to be guided by
the same instructions for the protection of
American citizens in China as were given
at the outbreak of the Franco Chinese hos
Utilities.
In order to avert, as much as possible,
continued decrease in the gold at Wash
ington, which now amounts to a little over
$117,0OO,0OO, as compared with S142 ,0OG, 900
on the LIST of May, it has been decided to
restrict the further payment of gold GER
tifcates from the Treasury, and, where
possible, to make payments in other funds
than gold or its immediate paper repre-
sentative.
A FIRE was recently discovered in a
closet in the National Capitol, which might
have proved very disastrous but for the
timely discovery.
THE Government investigation into the
affairs of the New Orleans Post-office
brought to light many abuses. The worst
was the fact that the Postmaster's son was
in the habit of purloining letters from the
mail.
A WASHINGTON telegram states that the
Agricultural Department estimates the
American wheat crop this year at 49,, O00,-
900 bushels.
DIR. O'DoTNELL, the California crank,
having announced in Washington that he
would abandon two lepers on the street,
orders have been given to have him ar
rested and his sanity determined. The
railway officials have no knowledge of
ieprous consignments.
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the most direct and Learest route to q COM
mon market, fixes the rates at the common
points The long road must adopt the
same rates Ut all common points
cut of business at those points.
But If rates are to be computed upon a
strictly mileage basis, the rates at she COM
mon points must rule, as a basis upon the
longer road at all intermediate points between
its terminus and common points: this would
IN many instances be ruinOus, and the longer
road would be compelled to relinQuish any
snare IN the business at such points. This
would benefit no one. Ii would not lower the
rates anywhere. 1t would deprive the longer
road OF the right to participate in the business
at the common points, and the people of such
points of the benefit of competition If
railroad, which being the longest lire between
common point and terminus, was COM
PEELED TO adopt rates upon an equal mileage
basis, and it chose, nevertheless, TO strive for
the business at such common point, il would
result that it would thereby be compelled to
carry the same distance at prOpOrtiOnately
less rates than the shorter rOsd. 1t must
either do this or abandon that part of its road
that comes in competition with the shorter
route This is unjust, and bad policy. The board
have found il necessary to give to this section
Such Interpretation as would obviaTe these
dIftcult1eS. and would tend to preserve the
rights OF the railroad companies at common
points, and preserve the active competition,
which we believe il WAS not the purpose OF
the Legislature to destroy.
In doing this. we think that we are not do
ing violence either to the letter or the spirit
OF the law We think that the whole section
should be construed together-that the quail
flying clause ''or upon like condition and I'M
der similar circumstances" must apply to and
quailty the latter as well as the former clauses
of the section. To construc it otherwise
would be productive OF great confusion. and
OF great wrongs, and instead of equalizing
rates. it would create gross inequality every
where.
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Coal Miners Strike.

ELIZABETH, PA, August S--A mass
meeting of the miners of the first, second
and third pools was held yesterday after
noon, which was attended by over thou
sand men. Resolutions We're adopted to
continue the strike for three and half cents
per busheI, until operators cOncede the adj
vance. A committee was also appointed to
visit the fourth pool and endeayor to per
Suade the miners to come out.
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dulles,

NEW YORK, August S.-Sehedulcs IN the
assignment of ID. c. Newell Il Sons iunb'r
merchants. to Joseph Hilton Were filed yes
terday. Liabilities. S165.O0O: nominal a.
sets, $3.50. PCS: actual assets, SG3.5S|.
Among the liabilities are preferred claims
of Sl2, 657; not preferred, Sl62,471, and
securities. S11213
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August S.-Nine
teen lepers were sent back to China to-day
by the steamer Oceanic. One escaped be
fore sailing, but was recaptured- The city
paid their full fare and gave each five dol
lars The special dispatches received here
from the East about O'Donnelrs lepers
caused much amusement. He hasn't any
with him.
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The State authorities had the infected
herds quarantined.
AT the Buffalo races, on the 9Th, JayEye-
See made an attempt to lower his record
of2:10, but failed, his time being 2:1N'<.
Two miners were killed and a third was
fatally injured by the fall of twenty five
tons of top-coal in colliery at Shenan-
doab, Pa
THE Kimble Coal and Iron Company
doing business near Bedford, Pa, failed
for 500, 900.
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Gas Wells.

PITTSBURGH, PA, August S.--Moorhead
& Co., iron manufacturers, have struck a
gas well on their property, IN the Four
teenth ward, which promises to be as large
as any previously struck. At Newcastle,
Pa, the Water Works Company also struck
a well with pressure sufficient to supply ali
their wants
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Kerosene Accident.

on CITY, PA, August s.-Katic Curry,
a girl of seven years, in the absence of her
mother yesterday, attempted to kindie
a fire with kerosene. Her clothes ig1ited.
and before assistance could be rendered she
was burned TO a crisp, the flesh dropping
from the bones. She is lying i'll great
agony and cannot live.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-14

The number of immigrants arriving for
the year ending June 80 were 500, S34, be-
ing 81, 400 less than the preceding fiscal
year, and 260, $50 less than the year ending
June 80, 1882
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Lug lcllOWlnS correspondence explains
itself, and covers ar important point:
ATCMSoN, April 5. 1884
E. ]. Turner, Secretary Board Railroad Conn.,
misSionerS:
DEAR SIR:-Since your decision, July 10
1884, in matter of Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company refusing to receive cars of the Han
nibal ( st. Joe Railroad lUaded with coal the
Missouri Pacific have adopted the plan shOwn
in expense bill No. 20l, hereto attached
claim that this mileage charge is unusual and
contrary to law, and that similar chaTge is
not made by other railways in this or any
other state, and that this charge is not made
on any other business by the Missouri Paci c
Railroad. and that the Missouri Pacific are re-
ceiying coal from other lines without making
charge above set forth, to-wit from the
Wabash Pacific Railroad and from the Atch-
ison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.
Yours Truly, \. A. CAREY.
COPY OF EXPENSE BILL.
CENTRALIA STATION, G. Ii. DIVISION,
July -, 1884.
Messrs. F. a. Strickler s. Co. to Missouri Pa
citic Railway Company, DIR.
For transportation from Atchison, Kas.
w. u. No. c. 2,03l, July 3, 1884. Car No.
Bob Initial Han.
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THE SOUTH.

RUMoRs were afoat in Louisville that
leading stockholders of the louisville &
Nashville road wonld bring suit against
the former directors for money lost in sus-
tanning quotations in Wall street, and for
frauds perpetrated in saddling the Mobile
division upon the company.
AN immigrant family, consisting of a
man and wife and four children, persisted
in War Eagle Greek, near Huntsville, Ark.
recently, during freshet.
IT was denied that yellow fever existed
at Ell Paso, Tex. The alleged ease ,sss said
to be fever of another kind.
THE loss by the burning of the SeatIdo
cotton factory in Lexington County, S. C.,
amounted to $780, 600; insurance, S121, OOe.
}. A. LEWIS dry goods house at Column
bus, Ca, was damaged to the amount of
So, 02 by fire the other day.
FRAEK ROBERTS, of St Louis, a deck
hand on the tow boat Hayes, fell over
board at New Orleans and was drowned.
On the DuL ktown branch of the Western
North Carolina Railroad recently, a work
Ing. train climbing the mountain broke
from its engine AMI ran back at a terrific
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Another Decision.

The following correspondence explains
itself, and covers ar important point:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
Democratic Precinct Meetings.

On saturday, for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates to the Charleston State Convention
Charle>town-JoScph Trapnell Esq. Chair
nan: ). W. Washington AMI q. W. IaincS,
Secretaries
Delesates-Jos Trapncll, Il. G. Washington,
". H. Moore. Gcolgc BAYLOR. Jn0 I. COlSt0n.
Aternatcs-Jn0. \. Washington Nathl Con
rad. II. T. Milcy, J. G. Holmes, John Marshall.
4 motion of Mr.. Mason to increase the num-
Der was rejected. Mr.. Trapnell resigned the
Chair % Col. Frank Bcckwith and asked the
substitution OF Col. r. L. Chew aS "a delegate in
hiS stead. which was agreed 10.
Summit Point-Dr. !. l.. Wilson, Chairman
l. W. Morrow, Secretary.
DclcgatCs-J W. Coyle; Alternate
George Baylor.
Lectown-Eusenc Baker Esq, Chairman
Spott cambridge Secretary. Delegate, Capt
George Baylor.
HARPER Ferry-Dc Delegates T. Kemp and
John HyLnd. Altcrnates-T. \. Kirwan and
Singleton Chambers.
Shcpher,l>town-Dcl Delegates. J. NJ. Billmycr
Lee III Molcr Geo. NJ. Bcltzhouvcr and W. y
I.cmen Ateruate-Capt Gco. Baylor.
DufIicldS Delegate. G.. L. Btrnhart.
IIalltown-D Delegate, Hon. ID. Il. Lucas.
4 Zoar-Dclecatc, ] e.. Wiltshire; AlternateS
/ H. h. Lucas. J. VI. Mason.
Middleway- ,atc : +. White; Alternate
I Capt. George Baylor. For :. J. Tildcn.
Kabletown-DclegatcS, DIR. W. W. Brown
and Mai. W H. T. Lewis Altcrnatcs, IIOa. ID
t. Lucas and Hon. J. NJ. Mason.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

CHURCH NorEs.

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered BY Rev. Dr. Hopkins in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning
last, and number ofpersOns were admitted
to membership on certificate from distant
churches.
Communion Service in the NJ. E. Church.
South, in this place. Rev. ]. L. Shipley,
Pastor, on Sunday morning last.
Rev. T. B. Shepherd preached in the
Baptist Church on Sunday morning last.
Presbytery of Winchester is in session at
Martinsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
From the Independent:

From the Hdcpeadeat.,
The IL. {. Small residence on north
Queen street MariinSburg, has been pur-
chased by ?. \. RohrbAugh for $1,000.
The Kitty Seibert Farm, lying about two
miles from MutinsbarE, on the Tuscarora
road, Ia, chang ID hand, four times within
almost as many years. 1t was first pur
chased by Mr. George W. Hawk for 1000
and aiterward sold by him to Nj Geo. p
Blessing for $1,000. Then Mr.. Blessing
sold it to Mr. Nathan Nanmetre iorSl2,0OO
and again recently Mr.. Hawk re- purchased
from Mr.. VAnmctre for 1900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

Geo. H. Hagley has received large stock
of Zeigler * Bro Shoes for Ladies, Misses
and Children. In Gents Furnishing Goods
he has taken the Diamond Shirt As spe-
cia!ty. He is in the City this week compile
ting the purchase of his stock for the sea-
son. 1t will include his usual line-Cloth-
ing. Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, &c. Terms-Low prices for Cash
or Produce.
5000 Shingles and 400 Locust Posts for
sale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

ra. Passion Week aud asterScryiccS in the
Protestant Episcopal Church of this town. Rev.
Ia.4, Tucker. Rector were well attended and
.. ts.u-ual interesting character. The sacra-
a,u. 90 Tie Lords supper wa administered
.l Thursday uisht-lioly Thursday on fri-
ily. morning. and afternoon Bishop Pctcrkin
Preached at thc morning scryiceconhrning q
Glass of twenty-five. including the young, The
'i.o1rcd and the old. one. 40 least. having
at'-ucl ,o nearly thrCc-scorc years and ten
Sunday afternoon was devoted Co the children
.. tio Church The singing was principal
feature and morc than met ihc expectations OF
'.- large congregation. An incident oi the
,.ri.. was the floral offering. Each member
no the sabbath school carried 10 the chaneel q
...l.t These when put i'm position upon
frame formed monogram Cross and IN
'.- -urmountej ly Crown-at once suggest
.. beautiful and admirable The pupils IL
-..r approached the ehancel by GLASSES, bearing
.cr contributions for missionary purposeS.--
S White. ESD Superintendent Of The sab
'a school. made an interesting. enconra-
s .rl gratifying statement Of the condition
the school and the results accomplished d"-
rl- ,hc year a floral tribute-a basket oil
'. -i,i,e flowers artisiically arranged. among
'a.H Gala LILY with golden eagles nestled l.
a0a- 10, petals-was presented TO Miss r. l..
Nii.anis the accomplished aud universally
beloved Orsahi,t. Rev Mr.. Tucker made d
'a.f eloquent address suggested by and eN-
l.-A..1ry % tile symbolic FOCAL monogram.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
Commissioners Notice.


~ the Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
West Virginia,
GEORGE w. WRIGHT, PiriatiG
rs.
JAMES T. LITTLETON, laura Littleton.
Joseph Trapnell, Trustee, and The Jeiicr-
son County Building Association No. D.
E5Irad from Decree n Norch 2, 1881.
II Is adiudgcd, ordered and dccrccd that Com
missioner Cle0n Moore be instructed 10 carry
OUT the decree entered in this cause December
2nd. isS2. and report 10 the next term OF this
Court all matters therein referred TO him and
in addition thereto that he enquire into and
report upon the matter presented by the pcti-
toner, George w Boyer
Er,ran 65osl Deere aJorc rcfeoci ~, 81 Deem
her 2 49,.
ct i ordered and decreed that this cause be
referred to Commissioner Gloon Moore 60 as
certain and report First, the real estate Of
which the defendant james 4. Lttleton. j.
seized and possessed with the market and rem
tai value thereof Second. all the liens bind
IN on the real estate Of the said defendant, the
amount and prioriiie. thereof together with
any other matters deemed pertinent b. any OF
the parties hereto
4 Copy Tcstc-
r. Z. LYNCH, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

Richard lluukc before the war belonging 90
N-. E-hccca Hunter and since thcu jendcrly
r.-I fir hy h,r lcn This place con Saturday
r'-l, last ta >sil this week from View York To-
N.nrltia. Liberia. where lc hu> % married
daughter 800 aniucut circumstances and occu-
r..u- good >oejal pn-irinu. lie goc> tu that
distant hud to eratify tlc earnest lunsin-> ct
-.- a1.rt.unatc daughter to have him spend
te remaining days of DIS >ojouru ia the flesh
r..l l.r Some years before the MAR Richard
$500. l., wife and daughter ,mmi-ra;cd 90 Ii
A,-la. The wife died anil his health became
- miairrd that hc sought ,hc comforts Of his
. D l.uc aui the rcviyityius influences of our
.. maIn,Iinai Il has hcen, probably. twen-
t,. lt.yc.r> since hcrcturuel from Liberia. and
..., parents can appreciate somewhat The de-
--. ,.a, must possess This father and daughter
.... uiu-. O., embrace cach other. Richard i
..ur,. unohtuisiyr. good man. We hope he
r.l have a safe journey and live long and De
ar;y where Arrir> sunny fountains roll
Down ,hcir golden sand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
DIED.

In Winchester Va March ~ I>Si, Mrs.
FUNK. mother of thc ia;c Col. Funk of the
"S,uncwali Brigade.
In Martiit>iur.. nn TIA SHAY morning April
-. l,si. Mr. HATTIE l.. UCrZLEE wi,c Of
of Mr. Juo. C. llutzlcr. and youngest daughter
of Saluucl AMI Mr.. Harriet SauJS, aged 81
years. % mos and 10 days.
In Washington. April9 ALFRED II. GRCE,
a resident ut llarpcr> Ferry prior 70 81.
In Washington April 9Jh, Mrs.. MARY \.
RUSSELL aged So, formerly oflIarpcr's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
s. n. HlRscnNAN & ~. =


Mr.. Geo. IL. Beckwith last week brought
us Il jug of cider. We are not extravagant
in expressing our belief that better juice
was never expressed from apple than that
for which We are indebted to our friend ;
and we came right away to the conclusion
upon tapping the wrong jug and getting q
big swallow of vinegar strong enough to
take the hair off cat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
We have all the latest styles Of Hats and
shoes. and display the hund>omc>t stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods in this town.
VIZ. KAHN & COS,
Hat Emporium, Sadlcr Building

A Fitchburg Mas firm has made an
excellent steel horse collar and hame, COM
bined. which does not become kn0tty and
thus gall the shoulders but kcepsi,s smooth,
perfect fits and adjusts itself to the move
ments of the head and neck.
Coney Island is building a whale shaped
bathing house on the beach. Is patrons
will enter in at the tail aud emerge at the
mouth. Within. an engine for drying clothes
will issue its escape steam seemingly from
the spout" Of the make-belieye monster.
The stephens memorial society will sell
On June ID the dead Governors homestead
At Craw louisville, Ga.-the contributions so
far lonly 500 not jus,ifyins the proposed
purchase Of Liberty Hall for memorial
school
Philadelphia sugar refining firm has
solved the problem of cheap transportation
Lv LAYING S-inch pipes from the wharves to
IL works thru which each cargo oimoiaSSes
i bumped direct to the yats-aiter steam
thinning process.
4 biq meeting was held in New York
ve.terdav week in aid Of the proposed Con
81 soldiers home. Ex-senator Gordon,
90, Gee. 4. Sheridan. Gen. Floyd King
ond Ju,lre Teurgce of The C6Rtiaeht spoke.
Grant Hancock and Roger \. Pryor sent
ragrcts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
TDOn It's Olrn Merits.

Holdstcin's Aromanna comes before the
public upon its own merits. 1t is positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney DIS,
eases, Sick Headache, Heartburn, and all
Debility ofthe Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.
To convince the people that this remedy Is
no humbug the proprietor is giving away
sample bottles free OF charge. You can
get one at Geo T. Lights. Charestown and
of dealers throughout the County. Regular
size % and - cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
NorlcE To LIEN HOLpEEs.

To ali perzons holding Liens By Judgment
or otherwise on the Real Estate Of James I.
Litilcton:
In pursuance Of Decree ri TIE Circuit Court
Of Jefferson County. made in a cause therein
pending 10 subject the real csiaie Of the said
James r. Iittleton 20 the satisfaction of tho
lien- thereof. you are hereby required 10 pre-
sent all claims held by vol and each Of YOU u
gains, the said Jamcs y. Ltil'ton winch arc
iieas on his real estate. or any part of il. for
adjudication to me, % my Office in Charles
toxin. Wet Virginia, on OF before the 2na day
If May. 1851 Given under nay hand this Ist
day Of April, 1884.
CLEON MOORE Comm'r.
April 2. lSsi-it Free Pres. fce-Si2DD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
E9FED.

ON August 10Th. lsS3. by the Rev. Henry
Geulirh. 40 his residence. No. 10 South Green
street. baltimore. Md. CHARLES \. SENS T.
NEN to EMMA NJ. DAVIDSON, both oi Wash
mgtun. ID. &.
At the residence of the brides father IN thi:
county. ON Tuesday April 3ri lSS4. by Rev
J. j. Page Mr. r. q. ALLEN and Miss MlFTll
ALLEN daughter ot Mr. Arthur Allen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

II is worth notice that three of the great
English novelists are simultaneously con
tributing to the Harper periodicals Charles
Reade with a Perilous Secret" TO the
Ba.ar: Wilkie Collins, with :" | Say No"
to the Weekly. and William Black, with
judith Shakespeare, to the .Nigasine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17
EIrnANcE OF ArPARELl,

There isa certain tone of style and elegance
,. our Mems. Youths and Childreu's Garments
f..- .1uuot fail ;o please uli gentlemen 81 inc
f..-.s 1- vcll a- mothers Who desire their boys
u.l>.rrciy clad Most moderate prices. con-
...t.l. with due workmanship.
WM KAuN * Co.
rae Leading Clo;hicrs. Sadicr building
'aa-.y>iouu. vs. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

Hqrper's Magosiae for May will conclude
the sixty-eighth volume of that now veneer
able. but never aged periodical. Howard
Pyle, author and artist, will lead the number
with fontispiece and two other charming
full page pictures illustrating 4 May-Day
Idyl of the Olden Time" quaint, old
fashioned love-story. told in letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-17

Hcrbcr, Spencer says, thata mans con-
verSation /, a sure index To mi, mental ca
pacity; we therefore account for the nGm-
erouS hattcring Communications made by our
most learned men of the merits OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.