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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

The programme had been kept in this-that
Cleveland did not get majority ON the first
ballot. The result was received with good
deal Of uproar, but with nothing like the en-
thusiasm thathad been expected. The conven-
ti0n then adjourned till Friday.
On the call Of states the following were an
nounced % members OF the national committee:
Alabama, Henry @. Gemple; Arkansas, q w.
Fordyce; California, Il r. Tsrpey; Colorado,
n g Walter; Connecticut W. II Barnum; Iowa
Samuel Pasco; Georgia, Patrick Walsh; Illinois,
8 Corning Judd: Indiana, Austin h Brown;
Iowa, Il Il Hall; Kansas, O. W. Blairs Ken.
lucky, Henry Y. NcHenry; Louisiana, B. T.
Jonas; Maine, Edmund Wilson; Maryland, A
z. German; Michigan, Don n Dickenson;
Minnesota, r. II. Kelly; Missouri, John a.
James q Boyd; Nevada, Dennis z Mccarthy;
New Hampshire, A. w. TullOway; North
Carolina, 4 W. Ransom; Ohio. W. W. Arm
strong; Rhode Island, ]. B. Barnaby; South
Carolina, Francis ". Dawson; fennesse,
mont, Hon. B. B. Smallsy; Virginia, John g.
Barber; West Virginia, Louis Baker; Wiscon-
sin, William F. Villas; Arizona, W. K Mead;
District Of Columbia, William Dickson; Idaho,
John Haby; Dakota, Il H. Day; Utah, ]. b.
R0seborough; Montana, W. ]. NcCormic;
Washington Territory, ]. A Kuhn; New
Mexico mot announoe6; Wyoming, II f.
Post
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Personal Hsws Hotss.

Cyrus Field will rebuild the Andre monn-
meist.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett il expected to sail
abont the middle Of this month direct for New
port in his yacht NamounA
Ex-Goy. David p. Lewis Of Alabama died in
Huntsville on the morning Of the Sd inst, after
lingering illnesa He Was about sixty eight
Year, of ago and . man Of much cnlture and
ability.
The Rev. Justin D. Fulton. pastor Of the
Temple, batter known - the Brooklyn Rink,
on Clermont avenue, was married Tuesday to
Laura X. Whipple, widow Of means. The
bride was the vito Of the late John Y. Whip
pie, who WAS deacon In the Tabernacle Bah
lat church Of New York.
/, Mr.. Henry ClApp, amsmber Of the Lotus club
| 6f New York, has had sudden stack Of par
aIysis, and he h now lying In dangerous con-
diti0n Of the Army and Navy hoAel In London.
Mr.. Clapp u connected With the house Of Fair
banks q Co, scale manufacturers, and was;
visiting the city on bnsineas connected with
| the London branch 81
The news Of the death Of Brother Barnaby,
Of New Millsray Monastery, has int been 70:
csiysd q Dubuque He vAs . membsro OF u
order q r Ttsppe, and ves nissty yesrs OIL
ths oldees beotksf q u oedef ~ fvtng n
Ms cus Of ~ foan1 e1 a. - nfi0Q =
which - lived ana -, - A1elI
Rieh4 Rsv. BiaApp( slc RI ~
IL
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

An Egyptian oattalion 400 =. O.
The formation Of the battalion for
combat vas Is follows:
The 100 captains formed the front
rank Of the battalion, and each cap
tain had his 100 men in Ale behind him,
. corporal ct the head Of each nine men.
The chief Of each ], 900 men wasin front
Of the center o. his two companies,
while the colonel commanding the
grand battalion was in front Of its CEN
ter.
The leaders were not mounted on
horseback, butsswere mounted in two
wheeled chariotss drawn usually by two
horses. In the chariots were carried .
supply Of javsline and arrows for the
use Of the chief, who usually had In tho
chariot with him soldier, who held .
buckler to cover him from the arrows
Of the enemy, while he dealt about him
with his bow and spears.
In the early days, and down to the
time Of Sesostfis, the officers and nom
commissioned officers carried bucklars
and swords. while the private soldiers
Of infantry carried each buokler and
10 bsttle-ax. Sometimes the battle-ax
was accompanied ~, and sometimes re-
placed BY .. spear.
II is easy to see that Moses drew from
the military organization Of Egypt that
which he adopted for the Israelites, and
later on the Greeks their formations.
Both thsse nations took their first les
sons in civilization and organisation
from Egypt. ...5.5st5. ~, ist;.
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Ono day I vas paaainr fhrnnavhh kha
Green PAX. Let ~ r.cell M sv = e.
full DAY. I have been volltinS Isss n
dsy 20 cakch up ~ Hms. ~ ro-.-sis,
in9 alovly throuah. M n.,E -, 2
sisht mests M ave vh;ch No.. -, :
forget fatioue aud chsnoe nv st,oi1 ~ 81
( sharp M. a movS 7.m 49,, 3; a
Il. What q Che mstter ; Indes.ii Ths :,
/ must ston. Cna dnas nnt 1890. ~ : a,,i Is.
every ne. 4 This e sorn IA, ~" 10y. A.
orientsl potemtst... hi siI i;s ~. ms.r "a
cance. II al,ont "a a,tar tl I. ,si.os =
TIA rreat Onean nnon vho.e do,n;r :.
ions ia nm never 49, 'HsrI !
Muaici Hsre fhevi co,ne |. Hrr-sh;
A Iush. = ssnas.s ,nsn a. :
pushes rudaly aea;nst me. +: si.rc .
ruund e hin. ~ s vo a ~. ,.s.
ouicklv fhronol tha crcr,d 80 ~ c,,; ~
II. a sn1Dicim assfas anon -, ny 4 nns
touch Of m hand e. rsys ~ a.. ynsls. =
c,ertainty. Myvstch 4 yons !. r i,, nInns =
iiercely Altar thst. man. thinl ~ nv
vyifes taars. al nv. own , ysrs4;or. = I
think v;th : Aendar ros,at 800 a.. !.
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a Ino,v xe.e.roo 1.,&.-,

4 Iuaay Kangaroo 1nnssr.
b Ons Of the most daring Kangaroo hunters
Of Australia, and his stag hounds, were ter.
the great sheep rancho Of III. Alfred Hay q.
Boomanoomans, N ". g., and we're entirely
cured by tho use Of St Jacobs Oil. M. Hay
writes that Il ID the greatest pain-cure ever
introduced for man or beast. D
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WW00M Be00 0OWUs
Secretary Lincoln says Green county, Tex,
belongs to Indian Territory. Tro,ps are driving
on settlers
J. W. Haagae. Pittsburg, has been disbarre,l
from practice "a . pension attorney before
the interior department His olYanse con.
sisted in receiving illegal fees
Representative Calkins Of Indiana, will start
for his home on Saturday. He will locate At
Indianapolis about tho lst OF August and re-
elected in November.
Mrs. Mary r Holabirl, wife Of Quartermas.
ter General 8. B. Holabird, died Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Holabird had suffered for .
long time from the desease which finally
proved fatal, and had borne the trial with
S Chr AN foI ;si I'D M aol.6.ra ws, BE-
circleOf friendA
Secretary Frelinghuysen has received from
tho consul at Marseilles the following telegram:
t'The situaton at Toulon IL unchanged, four
teen to seventeen deaths occur daily from
cholera. Narseilles il worse. The deaths
N Last night II died In twelve hours No
emigration to the States IL reported"
The secretary Of the interior HES requested
the secretary Of war to cause the arrest Of
Capt Payne and such Of his party(reported
number 800 or 2 ooOL now upon the Cherokee
violated the revised statutes, and to expel all
other intruders now upon the lands before the
movement and assumes more formidable pro-
portions.
Daily postal Bulletin: Pestofices iiscon-
tinued-Minnesota- Assumptio Carver coun-
ty. Wisconsin Osweso. shawano county.
Postmasters commissioned J. Price,
Rockwell City, Iowa; Charles Payne, King's
Corner, Via New ofaces-George o. Bwen-
son, at Fairchild, Warrington county, Oak !;
Violetta Cable, at Cable, Sherburne county,
Minnesota; John T. JelYeries, Of Elliston, Deer
Lodge county, Mont
The Warrington monument will be the high
est work Of man To BIZ found in the world It
has reached 434 feet and the enormous weight
of $4,000 tona The highest point reached by
man 30 far Il the spire OF the cathedral ct Co
logne, which is 500 feet high, and was COM
pleted in 1882 Tho Washington monument
taiiest Of The great pyramids is only $50 fest in
height. The monument will be capped with .
pyraMidal peak fifty-five feet high Visitors
will be allowed to look through large windows
on each of the four sides 500 feet from the
ground.
Mr.. Cox Of New York is here working for the
letter carriers. He will hold consultation
with the president and postmaster general, and
hopes to effect an adjustment Of matters that
win enable the carriers to get their fifteen
days leave Of absence. He says he doesn't
think there will be any trouble abont the mat
ter. The carriers will get their seven days now
anyhow, and the balance before they are out;
but he thinks there will be no trouble In or.
ranging for the whole fifteen days at once. II
no nut balance fo ~ hs .1s g
ont Of the general appropriation, or come in
the form Of deficiency.
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-
"The pugilist no longer seems to bea
factor in politics." said George Rock
wood, the photographer, to q New York
Tribune reporter, "but il is not 10 long
ago that Morrissey hold the balance of
power in New York. Did not know
MorrisseyP Irasher think did. Let
me tell you little story Of long ago.
About the year 1850 I was living in
Troy. One cold, bitter winters night
when the snow already lay a foot deep
I turned into the Alhambra restaurant
to have little supper after the theater.
Old Dave Smith, . we'll known colored
man of Troy, was sweeping out the
front room before closing the place for
the night. As stopped to chat with
him for Q moment large, overgrown
boy made his appearance in the half
open doorway. He was dressed in a
pair Of trousers, . ragged shirt, and
ahoes the uppers and soles ofwhich had
long since parted company. On his
head was Q bit Of fat cap. May I
come in, boss? ?" he asked Of Dave, with
shiver. Come erlong,' said the old
darby, Il wouldn't turn . dog out ON
SIGH . night The boy slunk in and
went into the inner room, where there
was large stove with roaring fire in
it. Stretching his huge bulk before il
was the noted town bully, Jim ODon-
aid. What are You doing here, You
loafer ? said he, with an oath, ~ he saw
the boy. At the same time he struck.
the lad and sent hum flying over chair.
The gentleman outside said I might
come in, gasped the boy, as he recov-
cred his feet. Gentleman, indeed! So
you think that black nigger's more Of .
gentleman than I amp said the bully.
Yes, ! do answered the boy. 4 know
you, Jim ODonald. and If You want to
fight, IN fight you At first the bully
sneered at the proposition, but after the
interchange Of q few words he said he
would take the lad ct his word. We all fol-
lowed the two outside for they had before
thiA been sent to the outer regions by
the proprietor Of the restaurant. It had
stopped showing and Q ring was formed
in the center Of the road, Just opposite
the Alhambra, and the two went at Il.
When the rough-and-tumble fight was
over the two principals were lying ON
the ground some two hundred yards
farther down the road, and the bully
O'Donald was knocked senseleas.
Then the policeman came from be-
hind the trees where they had been
watching the fight, aud proceeded to
run the fighters in. Among the spec
tators was brother ofIsaiah Rynders,
the noted founder Of the Empire Club.
He walked up to the boy and said:
"What's yonr name, Bub?" John
Morrissey, answered the boy. Well.
Johnny. you go along with the ofacers
tonight, and I'll see you through in
the morning. He was u good q his
word. He paid the boys fine Of 80,
put good suit Of clothes on Aim, and
sent him dovnst 10 his brother Isaiah, n
New York. That wis how John Nor.
riasey entered the ring, and that NJ
the Arst and Last prize light ! ever saw
H.
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I havs kapwn aad :watehsd ~ uss e oliees
0peclMc a. q g. J for ovsf Aftyyeara, anAlsrse
~ s.ys = ln 49, e a.asa 6 ss.sss Z s.ss
j. DNNARp, Perry, a. B 4 "a Sc i, "a
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

Pile tumors, rupture and Astslas, radically
cured BY improved methodA Book Two ls1aSf
stampa Worad's DispsnsAry Nedinal Asood-
saon, Bu{fAlo, n. Z. -.
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1hroat ga Inns DiseaoGo
2 speciality. Send two letter stamps Tor 3
large treatise giving self trestment address
Worlds Dtspensary Medical Associates. Bpf.
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W. b Dunn has isold IL Crook.kon chrooi.
Gle to ]. g. NcGrew. 81 =,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

Allxx's fno0 Tusnu Bssrse am - ~
sslEsnsth 70 tAe wlc1e isystslns N An sG0orina
bear he algnAtdrs of J. n Aljsa, DfaeIi1l
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

W. q y Relnine, noted csiuta6l lav.@ r
b3oo1atngton ~, draAk hmaeaf 6 ID 81 a
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Rough on Itchn cures humora, seuptaons. ,ine-
worm, tetter, salt rheuna, dfe6k chill
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ssNOs Non Cosnsn lSa - - r. 4 CT
plstecaFss hard or soft cosns, vasla hnnioua
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ssRousA % RatG 4 Cl1asS ous = :. = ~ ~ q
.geeches. 6Sd-bag ,a1ts, vsrsilia, 81 -
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FEVER AND AaUE

Ievails thsre II no remedy held In grsster esAsen
Persons travelling should keep II By them.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09

4 Large aud FYourfshfng Basincss.

Perhaps there is hardly firm in Baltimore
better or more lavorably known than the emf
ncnt Piano AID ORGAN iioCsE of MEssRs. SAN
nrns & SrAYNiNS. located at No. - y. Charles
Street.
The relations they bear to the musical world
are necessarily very prominent. representing,
as they do. the instruments that are endorsed
by an the noted organisis, pianists and COM
poscrs of Europe and America. When such
names as Wagner, List RubinStcin. Saint
Slens, Thomas Patti. Kellogg. Albani, Gerster
Parepa. Carreno. Bristow Morgan. Sullivan
and hosts of other Bright. Particular Stars
appear as cnd0rcrs. purchasers can no longer
reasonably hesitate rs 10 what Organ or Piano
10 buy. Mcssrs Sanders x Stayman have the
pleasure To represent the Weber and the Fischer
Pianos and the world-faInouS Estey Organs
which are really without 4 rival in the market
especially in the all important matter OF Tone
other makers have in vain tried 10 initiate
it. but have sigi ally failed and the Estey Or,
ran stands triumphantly ~ the head Of ALL and
is the standard by which musicians measure
the merits of other instruments.
4 few figures in conclusion may be Ofintercst.
Messrs ! Estey IL Co. make fifty organs per
day. and are by iar the largest manufacturers
of organs I'm the world Albert Weber turns
ont from fifty 10 sixty pianos per week fiScher
Bros produce from sixty 10 seventy pianos per
week 4 ready sale is found for all these goods
as Their reputation $50 tHO!puSliN VS'dV44SHe
that the public have no hesitation whateye? IN
huvine Them. Parties desiring TO purchase q
Piano or Organ can do no better than TO call
upon or address Mcssrs. Sanders Il Stayman
No. Is y. Charles Street Baltimore Nd.
No11cE.-I beg leave to announce that have
made arrangements to teach Vocal and Instru-
mental Music in CharlcstOwn. Those wishing
10 Join nv class can find my terms either 10y adj
,l-,,e,;,r po,- q Y Cqrnphnll or myself M the
residence of Mr.. BrOwnold.
NTps ANITA ITNMAEER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
sNOfice 10 Voters.

State of West Virginia, County Of Jefferson,
set:
In addition to the votes TO be taken on the
18th day of October, this year. for State and
county officers, il is provided by Chapter -, OF
the Acts of 1883, that the question of the Rat
iication or Rejection of the proposed Amend
ment of Section of Article of the Constitn-
ton of this State shall be submitted 10 the vo-
tiers Of the State at the next genera! Election 10
he held in the year 1884.
The object of this amendment if ratified, Is
10 change the time of voting for State and
County officers from the 2d Tuesday in October
to the first Tuesday after the first Monday IN
November
Also, at the same Election in October vote
is TO be taken, in this county, according 10 the
provisions of Chapter IS Of the Acts Of ISL pro-
viding & method for Constructing and Keeping
in Repair County Roads,-the vote to be . For
the New Road Law, " or Against the New Road
Law" THOMAS. 4. MOORE,
oct. ,. Site. Clerk Of County Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
At WINCHESTER, VA,
OCTOBER 18th, 18th, 18th
and 18th, 1884.
SPECIAL FEATURES THIS YEAR.

SPECIAL FEATURES THIS \ EAR.
A Grand Trades Display, representing all the
industries of the Valley.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps and
the Marine Band.
Herd Sweepstakes for Beef and Dairy Cattle
500 and Sl00 notwithstanding the best
Cattle Show ever given in the Valley.
Saddle Horse shown competition for the
Lewis 800 Cup and Cash premium.
Herd of Imported Pollcd Angus Aberdeen
Cattle. owned bv W. H. Whitridgc Esq, Of
Baltimore, Nd
Bicycle Race Ladies Horsemansllip, and
many other attractions, for particulars (which
see the catalogue.
Address the President, II. /. y. LEWIS. Ber-
rvvillc Clarke county, Va, or the Secretary,
+. c. HoILIS. Winchester Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

Through the kindness of Mr Geo. II. Hagley.
the Bible Depository Of the Charlestown and
Vicinity" branch of the American Bible So
cietv" has been established in the store of Mr..
Haglcy. on the y. W. corner of Washington
and Charles streets. Charlestown.
\ large and varied assortment of Bibles and
Testamcnts, Of different sizes and prices, will DC
kept constantly on hand, and sold by Mr.. Hae-
ley at cost-the profit is looked for in the read
ing and study Of Gods word by all who pur-
chase In cases Of necessity Bibles will be dis
tribuied without price.
anime our Depository Of Bibles, &c
y. ;. WHITE,
Hos. WN. L. WILSON. President.
Secretary.
ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09

Mr.. c. NJ. Craig of the L. 4 0. and other
gentlemen inspected last week in New York
new telephone in which the wire passes
thro' 4-layer woven basket work Of i'm
ported wood splints. There is no electric
attachments and yet the wire readily trans
m;,s conversations over two miles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
IRGINIA FREE ESS---I

We were srieved beyond expression ON We'd
ncslay morning by the announcement OF the
death. by drowning oa Tuesday in Cumbcr-
land. Maryland. of Nr William p Campbell,
DRUGGIST of that city. We are only informed
rba, he mc, his uutimcly end whilst fishing.
Mr.. Cnphcl WIS the only son ot tho late
T,mc W. Camphcil and Grand son uf the vcn-
crlh'c Thomas A. Moore. \ little over year
ago hc mlrsied, in This town, the only daUgh-
trr of SIR. j. Ed. Duke
rhr mfeliscnr, of this calamity reaches Us
iotas our forms are ready lorthepress five
had Time and space Cor l0nesyric w. could
uot be cNtr1va-nn. I'm euiogy of the character
of thi- young man. The sympathetic senscso OF
thi. entire community are touched by this sad
DEATH The bcrcavci Young wife and devoted
rcla,ivcs have consolation i'm the belief that he
o lived tha, ihc termination of his earthly cN-
isteucr w;s hut a translation Co heavenly JOYS
From the Baltimore Suns Mutin-burg
repor, otthc great meeting there
ZION. YIN. T.. Wilson. mcmoero Congress
from tllis district and nominated Tor re-
election. closed the speaking tof the after
aeon. HE'S "a graceful and fluent speaker.
and for half an hour spoke in enforcement
of tine American Idea OF government so
strongly presented by Mr. Bayard. Mr..
Wilson closed with a general "rousement.'
SAYING he had spoken in every county but
one OF his district, and that he found the
democrat in excellent condition.. enthusiasts
tic over the prospect, aad anxious. indeed.
for the lith of October when they viii with
great cmpha7i, di-prove the claim SO in
du.riou-ly put forth by the enemy that
We. Virginia is wayeriug in the demo-
cratic faith.
An incident at Mr.. Wilson's expense is
too good TO keep out of print This gen
uemaus physical development does not
compare with his intellectual development
and rare mental culture i dyed-in-thc-
wool democrat from the pine hills" listened
,brouehought with undivided attention TO
the eloquent Congressman's speech, and then
shook him cordially by the hand, declaring
ut the same time, Stranger, III be ID
ifyou idu'tmaIe a heap better speech than
your looks indicated" Ofcoursc the Con-
gresham blushcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
Proclamation by the GOrer-
nor.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORs.

DURSU ANT to the provisions of section three
i Of chapter three of the Code. a., amended
and re-cnactcd by chapter l5j OF the Acts Of
1852. notice i hereby given that An election
will be held at the several places uf voting ia the
state Of West Nirginin on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November. 1881. lthe
fourth day Of said month ofNoycmbcr) for the
purpose of choosing six Electors Of President
and Vice President Of the 1 nitcd 3tate.. being
the number of electoral votes To which the State
Of West Virginia is entitled in the Electoral
College Of the United States.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ]. JACOB Is.
SEAL JACKSON. Governor of the State
Wv Of West Virginia, have hcrcunto
set my hand and caused the Les
scr Seal OF said State 10 Dee gili xcd
NJ the city Of Wheeling this 10Th
day of August, 1884 and Of the
State the twenty second.
J. Is. JACKSON.
By the Governor
RANDOLPH srALNAKER. in.
Secretary Of State.
August 18th isSi-ot. Free Press fec 100.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
PrpUHrPd Coke.

/ lIAVEa siocI; Of Prepared Coke Tor SUM
/ mer fuel II is popular iucl for Summer
use, free from dust and free burning Try IL.
June l. lSSi l.. &. WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
$4,000 ~ PREMIUMS.
Large display of Machinery. Live Stock. Farm
and Household products, with
POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW.
TWENTY-FIVE RACES,
namely: Stceple Chases, Chariot, Running and
Trotting Races.
AFrLL FOTR DAYS' Exhibitions

4 FULL FOUR DAYS EXHIBITION.
Opens at o a. IN. Tuesday, October 2l: closes
at y. m. Friday. October p, 1884. Exhibits
cannot be moved before Saturday morning, DC
tobcr -. at a. m. except live stock may be
taken off the grounds after p. m, Friday eve
ming. No charges for exhibiting All goods
or articles for competition must be delivered to
the superintendent, on the grounds on or be-
fore p. III Monday. October % Entries can
be made with the following Secretaries.
ID. FERGUSON. . North Charles street
Baltimore. Nd.
Z. \. WILMER. HagerstoNn. Md
CALVIN GILBERT. Chambersburg, Pa.
FRANCIS ORNDORFF, Westminster Md.
BENZ f. HARRISON, Shepherdstown, West
Virginia
" For Premium Lists, Privileges, Pro-
grams and other information address
H. y McCOMAS. superintendent,
HlgcrstOwn, Md.
Z. \. WIrDEE. Sec'y.
-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09
NOTICE nd CREDITOlls.

To he C,cdfors Of lI'm. Long,loa. defeds,d
In pursuance 10 decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Jefferson made In q cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real estate Of
the said Vim. Langdon. 10 the payment Of his
debts, you are required 70 present your claims
against the estate Of the said VIM. langlon for
adjudication 10 Forrest W Brown, Commits
,i0ner. at his office in the said county,o on or
before the 10th day of October. issi
Witness i. L. LYNCH. Clerk Of said Court
this 18th day of July 1884
F.P. LYNCH, CLERK.
September :, lssi-Gt.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-09

The Disstou Co.'S drainage scheme in
south Florida is progressing. An air line
canal-cut. - feet wide from Fort Thompson
to Okcechobee Is finished and 4 second (4G
foot cut, TO draw heavily from the CAL
oosaha,chie marshes. will be finished in
January