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wheeling Live Stock Market.
WHEELING. Mar 81. 1884.

HEELINu, W nv u Euo1s
Toe market is very active this week,
and the supply good. Messrs. Hudson
l. Bayha furnished the following quo-
tations:
Csttie-5 so 6 90 for all kinds.
Hogs-fai' supply; 4Ia5t per Id.
Saeep-31s4tr per ID
Calves O0A10 90
Lambs-4 50i6 90.
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,mAsosIc DrRECToRv.

MorRoE LoDeE No. 1s9 F. and A. NJ.
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Weane.day evenings, on or before each full
rsoa. q. B. HILL, W. n; JAS. r. Norris,
Gsdy. sm
WoopsrrKLp CHAPrER No. IS. R. A. NJ,
meats in Masonic Hail. Woodsfeld. on Mon
day evening after full moon. J. +. SPRIees
NE II. p; Jas. r. M0RRIs, Sec'y.
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ew Joan NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsbnrg Marble Works. is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones IS per cent. lever
than any other establishment in Monroe
county Work from his shops can be
seen ell over the county.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nav 80 Hops Market
very dull and l5a20c lower; rough
packing 4 20a5 90. packing and ship
ping 5 Is 5 so; ligh, S5a5 As; skips
3 75s4 Is.
Ca tie Ma ket brisk and l0c higher
export gra'ies 6 60 S5; good TO
choice shipping 6 30s6 SO; common to
medium 5 so 6 90; gras. Ttx.ns 4 25a
S 90.
Sheep Market steady; inferior 10
air 00a4 90 per cwt.; medium to
gnod 4 90 4 Is; choice 10 extra 00a
5 &c; Texas sheep 8 00a5 10.
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~The csrt-wheel hat is the latest,
and it does not belle its name as to size.
They are fine for picnics. where there is
plenty OF room, but little inconvenient
for Sunday school purposes, as not more
than three guls can occupy one pew.
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MAssacRE OF MIssIoNARIEs,

The Catholic Bishop of the Soudan
has just arrived al Cairo from the south
He reports that seven Italian priests and
four Sisters Of Mercy have been massa-
cred at FL Obeid. He also reports that
three priests were exposed naked to the
-un for four davs and died from the ef-
fects of their exposure -
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c%JoHN NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor Of
the Mitonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments. Tablets
and Tombstones 25 per cent. LOWER
than any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
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These excursions will BE- personally
conducted. as heretofore, by Mr.. N c.
Roach. Southern Passenger Agent NJ
C R R., Toledo. Ohio. assisted by Mr..
W. H. Greegor, Travelling Passenger
Agent, who will cheerfully answer COM
munications relating to The same. =
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What Tammany Hall Will DO.

NEW IOrK Suu. -I----
"Our organization is willing to accept
any candidate that the National Conven.
ton may nomina,e-Cieveland. Tilien
Bayard, Flo wer, or anrhod, that in ito
wisdom it may selec,." This is wha'
our esteemed contemporary, the New
York Herald, reports the Hon Johr
Kelly as saying to q representative ol
that journal on Wednesday.
The assurance indicates that the Dem.
ocratic party in this Safe will not bt
weakened ny any factional revolt in th'
Presidential election this year.
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veHThe tramp Is nov enjoying the
pure couutry air and sleeping under the
apple trees, with the perfume OF bios
CONS as narcotic He is also busy
looking for d Job Of gardening, but new
~ finds one to suit him.
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Index to New Advertisements.
MAJ. B Dsrses is visiting friend.

Mrs. y. B DzIses is visiting friends
d Bellsire.
The County. Commissioners arein ses
sion this week
Strawberries are selling in Barnesville
at 80 cents per quart.
CHARLEY Ross has been found agair.
fhis time out 10 Illinois.
Mrs. l. P. FARouHAR is visiting friends
In Cald we'll, Noble county.
81 4 nee roof on GEoRaE KErrERER's
store Improves its appearance.
Psrsonai prspery in this county, Tor
ssxasion, is valued q. sl.s25.025.
Wv. waLros's insurance advertise
Sntns win be found in this paper.
JohN & DAVENPORT. OF Wheeling, is
VISITING friends in this place.
". r. HUHrsR aud J. b. DRraes at
tended Belmont county Court last week
Mr. q. r. RURKHEAD has filed bis
bond and will open cigar factory soon
Mrs W. r. HuNrER is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dr.. WA.ron. at Darlington
Ths soldiers graves at Stafford and
Leaisville we're decorated by the G. A
Il.
Major JEwErr PALnER. Revenue Col.
Hector for this District. was in town last
weak.
lf you want Road Receipts call Al
THE srrslr ofi.e, or send your order to
che Office.
Nv. DoHERrY, Eiilor Of the Gazette
8efs here last Saturday for the Chicago
Convention.
wcrzAn READ's dwelling has heer
greatly improved in appearance by
coat OF green paint.
J. F.. BoorH, EATON aud GEoRaI
GA,cRrLL feft here las, week to attend
college at ut. Union.
Attention is invited tn the insurance
advertisement Of A. G. ". PorTs. o
Basssville, this county.
The advertisement Of b. F. BuRK
maps grocery store will be found il
this issue. Give him call.
Misses s. NJ. 0KEy. FNNA HARLAN
and Harris HUI attended concerts a
Csriisle, Noble county, last Friday
MACK x-GAnBLs, Clerk on. the Steame
Coirisr Is the boss clerk on the line be
sweSn Wheeling snd Psrkersburs.
The postmaster general has issued al
order forbidding the use Of postofice
- place for posting any kind Of adver
tising.
oui,e . number Of stock dealers i
Belmont and Guernsey counties los, con
siderable by the failure OF the PEN
Bs6k 81 Pistsbursh.
Miss MATTE JuDKrNs was presenta
the mafrisge Of Miss CLARA HArcuEH
Of Malaga, to Mr. JAxEs WHrrE, OF 81
Clsirsville, last Thursday.
Hon. W n. CowDEN. OF Guernse.
county, attended the meeting o: th
/: Wool Growers Association held In thi
place on Saturday, the Slst ult. His re
marks we're highly instructive and inte'
sring. He showed the greet injustic
done the wool interest by the tariff Q
March. 1858, and dweit at considerahl
length upon the Importance OF havin
the WOOL tariff Of 1857 restored. Th
resolutions adopted are published in a.
other column.
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To the Mountains and sea-shore

The Wheeling Il Lake Erie Railroad
Company, in connection with the Mich
igan Central, Niagara Falls R )ute," has
arranged for three grand pleasure ex-
cursions via Toledo, Detroit, Niagara
Falls. the peerless st lawrence, Mon
treal, Q lebec, Oltaws. Lake Memphre-
magog, Bethlehem, Fabvans, the White
Mountains, through the Notch and North
Conway, to Portland, Maine, and the
Sea-Snore, W ednesdav, June 25.h, Tues
day, July 18th, and August 9th, 1884,
at the folio wing low rates for the rouLd
trim. tickets good Tor 60 days:
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ow There 10 anew invention for the
suppose Of abolisbiug the bit in horses
mouth. II consists of steel band
clscsd over the front bone of the nose,
Apdlis said TO be better than bit, be-
alliea not 40 cruel.
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Plan of a Famous Lawyer.

Probably there are not few lawyers
who will DENY any originality in the plan
pursued By the late Jadah z BENJAMIN
in making fee. First" he said, 81
charge retainer, then charge re-
minder, next |. charge refresher, aud
then charge 6nisher."
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MinsIED.-In Marietta, May 26th, BY
Rev C E. DICKINSON, Mr.. JOHN BAu'
xsu, OF Monroe county, and Miss Re.
sEccA S. PARR, of Dawes, Washington
county.
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BAKER s. LUDE,

At the Woodsfield Cigar Factory are
prepared to GIL orders for stogies by the
hundred or thousand. Orders By mail
will receive prompt attention.
June 3-1t.
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HMr. $. D. FoRp, who !

EEMr. s. D. FoRD, who recently sold
his Jeaelry store in Woodsfield, has
opened jewelry and watch establish
ment in N,w Athens, Harrison county
Mr. FORD is a stealv man, an excellent
workman and the citizens of New Athens
aud vicinity can relv upon his represen-
tations IN their dealings nj b him. We
wish him success.
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@lf you want Monuments. Head
stones or anything 10 that line, JOHN NJ.
EBERLE, Proprietor OF the Miltonsburg
Marble Works, is prepared to supply
your wants rs per cent. cheaper than
any other establishment in Monroe
County. His work recommends itself.
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oWDont fail to see the stock OF
watches Jswelry &C., one door north OF
2. o. All kinds OF repairing on Watch
4. r,,ocrs Ac. A. F. KISAR.
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Egvpt says che can't pay the present
tax. 1t is greater than the gross value
Of her crops.
Fred. Schmidt. Jr., of Pittsburgh
Was struck by a freight train and killed.
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Meeting OF the Democratic Execu'
two Committee.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee will meet in Woodstield at
O'Clock P. " on Friday, the 18Th day
of June for the transaction of importan
business All the members are request
ed to, be present.
n R.WEST. Chairman.
s A ATKINSON. Secretary
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY NJ " 80 -9ogs-Msrket
slow. Pailadelphias 5 50a5 70; Workers
20a5 35.
Sheep-Market slow and unchanged
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chicago.
Cincinnati.

NAV 29.--Flour 5 O0a6 Is; Whea,
S9s; Corn 5la55c: Oats 32c; Rye 6lc'
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Cincinnati

CIEclsSArI, Nav 29-Live hogs s'eady
common and light 5 l5s5 70; lacking
and butchers 5 l5a5 10
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Anew Mahdi.

LONDON, May %. News has reached
Cairo that new black false prophet ap-
peared before Dsrfour and defeated El
Mshdi's troops. The new Mahdi states
that El Mahdi was one of his former
dervishes
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w You can save 25 per cen by
leaving yonr orders for Monuments,
Headstones, ETC., with j. NJ. EBERLE,
Proprietor Of the Miltonsbarg Marble
Works All work and material guaran-
teed as represented. Apr. l5m6.
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CINcINNATr, May 29.-Flour 4 55a
5 Soc; Wheat l CO; Corn 5Sc; Oats
Sac: RYe 60c.
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PhiIadeiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 20 -Flou-, 90
S Ssc; Wheat 02al 03c; Corn g.
CSC; Oats 40s4lc; Rye Too.
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New York.

MAY 80 Flour Q 9Oa5 80; Wheat
l o.; Corn 6Oa6Sc; Oats 39a4ac. q
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The car shops Of the Chicago and
Northwestern road at Chicago burned
down. Loss heavy.
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MARRrEp.--On May lst, hY JoHs Z
CAMDEN, Esq. OF Bethel township, MISS
JULIA A MANN to Mr.. ELIAS NJ. MOB.
BERLY.
NAV 10th, by o F. FLINT. Esq.. oI
Washington township. Miss u. j. BA'
KER 10 Mr. GEORGE BARE.
NAV 1lth. by john JEFFzRs. Esq. oi
Sunsbury township, Miss ELIz.BErH
HAYrHoRN to Mr. WIN. n. ANDREWS.
Nav 11ih, by GEORGE w. NoI.L; Esq.
Of Ohio township, Miss ELIzABErH
CaRrsr to Mr.. C. E. NozeNA.
Nav Goth, by Rev. @. c. kLocKsIEM
Miss IDA SurER to Mr. DAVID HrER.
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W-Call at THE SPIRIT office for job print
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads. business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed N short
notice.
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wooasae.d STOCK Market.

June 26 Cattle Sia4tc per pound
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 PEI
pound gross.
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Spring&Sunmer
1884.
NEW GOODS
MORRIS & ARMSTRoNG'S
THE BEST BLACK CASHMERES,
for the meney,to be had in the county ,5ocasl,
AuW oO1 ShOodaCloths
in the new shades, AZ inchos wide at so cents.
PRINTS, &c. MUSLIN, 20 yards
for 81, Yard Wide.
TIE DRAP. D'ALMA'S DRESS
GOODS at $50, tnat cannot be excelled any
where.
Our Mems CALF SHOB, in Lace, Button and
Congress, you should see. The finest variety
of Ladies' and Chi dren's PINB SH0B5 in th 9
county. -
In sh ort, we have the Goods at Correct
Prices. Come and ses them. may6,'S4.
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g JOHN M. EBERLE Proprietor of
the Miltonsbu,g Marble Works, is pre-
pared 10 furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones % per cent. lower
than any other establishment In Monroe
county. Work from bis shops can be
seen all over the county.
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AuW oOl ShOodaClOths
in the new shades, AZ inchos wide at so cents.
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PRINTS, &c. MUSLIN, 20 yards
tor 81, Yard Wide.
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MORRIS & ARMSTRoNG'S S

THE BEST BLACK CASHMERES,
for the meney,to be had in the county ,50casl.
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co NJ NJ ERCI Al
GROCERY MARKET.

ooR EcrEp wEsKLy NJ p. scHrxAnrsR. JB & BRo
MosDAl, June 2, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-03-06
A Wra5Ie Man.

The Waynesboro PA Keystone Gazette
pays the following handsome compliment.
We heartily endorse it;
There are men in every community who
by dint OF energy, shrewdneSS, economy and
propitious surroundings rise to wealth and
position. BY virtue Of accumulated wealth.
the employment they givetO others, the rev
enues derived from their property, they in@
directly contribute 10 the public welfare.
But in their exclusive devotion to personal
interests and their want of full identified
ton with all the public concerns and wants
they fail 20 be factors in the community and
fail TO leave their impress upon the public
life aud history.
Such a man is not Mr.. George Epdsgraf'
of HagerstowD BY that road which is not
royal, but which winds through tireleSs in
dustry. intelligent application, care and e.
economy. he has attained TO comfortable for
tune and eniiuerce in the business and So
cial circles Of his community. But great
and vast as have been his own private enter
prises he has lived life away beyond the
domain Of self. His philanthropy and pub
lie spirit have swept away Out into the lie
of the community and into every public In
terest of his town and county. lie has iden-
titled himself with every interest and con
Germ that looked toward the advancement OF
his community in every material and moral
respect. lie has been the great formative
genius of that local renascencc that has hlled
HagerstOwn with the music Ofsteau whistles,
factory wheels and SpindleS, made her
thoroughtares TEEN with briStling activity IN
every branch and placed her in the fore OF
ST her sister towaS in the valley for general
enterprise and solid improvement:
lie has contributed % this local improve
men: in a special manner IN the imposing
four story busin - house which he his just
erected on Washington street opposite the
Baldwin House. Here he has made space
and building materials yield 20 the proper
tions of the extensive business OF UPdegrail
* Sons: and now he Is nj home, contented
i'm the fact that he has added conspicuous
ornament % the town and given his business
methods and operations such scope a they
des,rve and require There i class OF
men that this generous firm does not forget,
for they realize the power OF the press lor
GOOD i'm thecommunity and for the advance
men, of an local enterprises Their remem-
brance i'm this regard took the form, the
other day at the Carnival, of a reception OF
the local Press AMI that of neishboring towns,
together wiki their families and friends.
The second story OF the large establishment
VA, cleared. bountiiul rePaSt served under
the personal supervision OF the father and
sons and every accommodation and comfort
a:tainable alta hotel provided. II WAS a
happy idea and VI, infinitely appreciated
by the members Of the press who had thus
nm onnortunitv u m 81 and know each other
have every facility for seeing the parade and
have the best of refreshments without The
annoyance of waiting and crowlinS such a'
would have been unavoidable in the rush at
the hotels. Long life AMI It's every blessing
Joy ani prosperity to Geo. CPdegraH y
Sons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-03-06
DEP.

In tai, place. ou Saturday morning. March
LIT. Iss4. Mr. VI. G.. ZOMBRO, aged about 30
years.
At his residence near Kablciown. in this
county. February 9th ISL Mr.. JOHN SIlEI-
TER. formerly of this town, aged about %
YEAR
ON Maryland Heights, Thur~dW NIGHT, Feb
ruarv 2I,t 1881. Mrs Ann q. (NSELD, willow
or thc latc John e. Cn>cld AMI sister of the late
Michael Foley. of thi, county -ascd 90 years.
AtCamcron. this county. on the li,h of Feb
rua-v. after four year, of suffering. Mn. BHl D.
GET KENNEDY, wife OF Mr.. Robert Kennedy,
aged 90 years
Dearest Mother thou has lclt us,
We thy los, most deeply feel;
But Ills Cod that hath bcrct us
lie can All our SOrrOw> heal.
pav after day We saw her fade
And gently pas, away
Yet often I'm our hearts We prayed
That she might longer stay.
Farewell farewell. our Mother. dear,
lie Is sad without YOU here;
MAY We meet in heaven above
Where all Is Peace and JOY and Love.
BY \ FRlEND.
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The Champion binder.

Fcb Il: One Ofthe most interesting events
in the history of Greensburgh, Pennsylva-
mia, was the delivery OF % Champio@ Cord
Binders on last Thursday.
!. .m5er %, 's3.
To-day sixty Champion Binder Reaper
and Mowers were delivered to the farmers
who had purchased them for 1854 harvest.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Champion
manufactures are located near by, the farm
crs make early orders to make sure of get
TIM the Champion. Thermometer at zero !;
snow twenty inches deep C5iun'5as OHIO
Dispatch.
January %, 1884.
4 Novel Sight.-5i farmers sleds were in
line. each loaded with a Champion Binder.
The procession moved from B. & {. Depot
and passed up Main street This speaks
volumes Tor the excellence of Champion
Harvesting Machines Weekly Reporter
" shiaytoA, Pa.
January 8, 1891
Fi1yseven farmers have given me their
orders TOR the new Champion Light Binder
and IN &c twenty-ono orders Tor Champion
Reaper, ard Movers.
Yours truly, ADAM RUMDtUG
Mount Pleasant, Pl.
u cember ~, 1883.
The three concerns manufacturing the
Champion Harvesting Machines, namely {:
The Champion Machine Co., Whitley, Fas-
sltr x Kelly, and Warlrr, Bushnell & Glcss-
ncr, all located in Springfield, Ohio will
build for the harvest OF 1881, in the aggre-
gate. ~. 600 machines, including Jingle Now
err, single reaperS, combined reapcrs and
mowers, and harve>tcrs and binders.
The aggregate value of 5000 machines
would be about SO, 100000. This is 4 tor
rible dose for the breakers, but We take
pleasure in administering it.-Spriaafctd
ohio RpUbie.
November 20 1888.
The exhibit made 10y l.. II. Lee d Bro, Of
Ba timorc, at the State Fair, just closed, OF
the Champion Harvesting Machines, was
perhaps the most complete and extensive
in The implement department.
The merits of the Champion Harvesting
Machines find full endorsement in the fact
that fifty of our best farmers gave their or
lers for Champion Machines during the
three days exhibition Col'mJiG Daily
Register, Co}amJiG. :. C.
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.Fg.EZsRRED.

A. the residence Of the bride in this place.
on Tlurs.ily. February 18th. Isl. by thc Rev.
j. l.. SauIcy. of the VI. r. Church. South. as
,is,cl hy the Rev. Dr. A. 4. Hopkins, of tie
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. STEPHEN ;. pAL-
UARN tp Miss ELIZA J. Sl!UHENC. daughter
of On, late Reason Shuscr,-all OF this place
IN Camden. y J.. February 18TH 1881 Mr..
CHARLES T. DNLiARN. f'rncrlv at tins
rlo.. t1 Mis-. MARY ELLA MANStlELp' OF
Mu-ri-.owu. Burlington County, y. ).
I1Tu,lire. California. February ith 49,. Mr..
ALLEN f. HOFFMAN. of JttlrrSlu county,
". Va. to Mr. HEbECCA HANSEN.
Outlc Us: %, February at the residence of
and hv the Rev DIR. Martin. in Winchester,
JOS. + g. REYNOL ;, OF jefferson county,
and Miss EMMAJANE, eldest dIu-hicrotGeo.
" Castlrman. of BrucetOwn, Frederick county,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-03-06
EASTER DAY.

Morning Service and Holy Communion II 4. NJ.
Sunday school Gel, bration p NJ
"a penny offering Will bc made at each
Lcutcn Service, almS-boXcs will be found N
the Church doors. Object, Sunday School Build
ing.
Confirmation will be administered Good Fri
day. liam. The Rector will meet the Confr
nation Class each Saturday afternoon ut 1 ok
Private interviews may be had with him at any
tiule ,l,>ir,-i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-03-06

HAVE just received prime article of Gin
1 of Il li:in Il i-ppis'. Alsp htSc the b,st
Cigars in town for &c. Cigarettes and all SIno-
kcrs Goods sold 10y uEO- L. LlGllI.
WINDOW GLASS and Putty; Eureka -"
w Horse Powder, prepared and sold by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
NAMPHO3 ICE, Vassalne Camphor lee,
y Pure VuSSalinc for chappcd hands; Evy
Flora. Lair,l's Bloom of Youth, llagan Mag
noia Balm, for the complexion, for sale by
GEO +. LIGHT.
GASOLINE and Bcnznc by the pint and
VI Gallon all the popular LinimentS. inclu-
ding Kendalrs SPAWN Cure, for sale by
GEO. r. LIGHT.
C,LARK'S Pills, best in the market, Tutt.s
L Pills. McIanc's Pills, Schenck 5 Pills, Rad
WAYS Pills. Hoopers Pills. August Flower,
Peruna, Manalin. SCOTS and Camm'S Emul-
sion. Burnetts Cod Liver Oil, Fellows Typo
phosphtc. for sale by GEO. T. LlGtT.
CCHOOL Books sold at list prices. tMaury 5
- Manuel price 81 81, Cornclls Intermediate
81 .2Ol Books not on hand will be ordered
Acceptance aud Visiting Cards, Chrome lnvi-
ta;ion Cards also the very latest Ragged Edge
Paper Large stock of Autograph Albums Just
received by GEO. /. LlGHI'
October 1, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-03-06

Our Circuit Court, during the entire first
half of la,: week, was occupied in the trial
Of the interesting breach Of promise suit Of
Turner ri Turner and we are pleased TO be
able to say that We have never seen better
conducted Csc in our courts; indeed the
manner Of procedure throughout was such as
- draw upon july. counsel. jury, witnesses
and all engaged in the trial the highest en-
c,mium, for tn, strictly ds,1ru' character
of the proceedings-such as should always
prevail in all trials of that sort. The arsu-
ments in the case were able and elaborate,
and were listened to with profound atten-
ton by a large number of people. The
plaintiff was represented by the Hon. d. B.
Lucas. and Ia, dof,ndlnt by Capt George
R.ylor and q - VI. B,.t.i)pyer, Ell. The
iury returned yerlic, OF $500 damages
for the plaiuiid-Soirt.
The speech OF Mr. Lucas is pronounced
exceptionally able and eloquent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-03-06
CHURCH NOTES.

Until furth noti c. ,vcning services will
c in in the Pr, sbyterian Church and ". +.
Church, South, at 7:30.
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for JclItr-
ersoa Circuit, ~ r. Church, South, will be
held at Kabletown, the S,h and 9th of
March. The Rev. Or. Whisncr will be
prcsen, and preach on Saturday at llo'clock,
and Sunday morning and night-Missionary
sermon-Snn' ay morning.