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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-21
New Goods.

y ew Goods.
I AN now i'm receipt of my fall supply Of
Z Gcu-rll Merchandise and will hc pleased 90
>app'y Ioy friends and thcpubic generally.
COTTON FLANNELS.
u DED. Brown Sla'c Fancy Figured, Bleach
II C and Jnhlcachcd Canton FhnuclS of
J.. grades.
WOOLEN GOODS.
INANCI CASSlNEllS Domestic ditto. FU''cd
4 Cloth Wooden Shirts. &c, for mems wear,
DLN.N COL Ladies cloth. and other WoolcnS
ID fi- dresses. fine and medium White tlan-
rris Heavy Shaker FiaunclS and Fancy ditto.
Heavy homemade Grey, fine S1Nony steel
l,-cv. ant Domestic ditto. Ladies' Vests
WOODEN WARE.
WHITE OAK Hamper Baskets, Buckets,
w Tubs. Baskets Wash Boards, BFooms, &c.
CROCkERN.
DTEENSWARE, Glassware, Lamps, Majoli-
~ ca Ware. For Sale hy.
GIO. W. T. kEARSLEG.
u-t. -. I~~3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-21
&Jirginia 9tee gress.
II. II. B. GJ. y. GALLAHEH,
Publishers.
". II. u. GALLhIIER, Editor.
4uamst Fl. 1881.

CAarEesto.rn, ,JeGersom County, RLest Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-08-21

always on hand and At prices 70 suit.
Nice Note Paper > 40 and l5c per qui
Tissue Paper in all colOrs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Curiosities.

4sbIe, oesAis .ad Personal ornaments At cost
ofdpey.
Hadsss slos. ..!', ssSsis = IA Elsvaser.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25

In Wurtemburg girls are not allowed
to dance round dances until they are 10
years old. How nicei They are Just
the right age then to begin to want to.
When two young ladies kiss each
other they fulfill Gospel Injunction.
They are doing unto each other what
they would that men should do unto
them.
A medical journal states that the
weight Of an average Chinese lady Il only
five pounds. II is strange that such
light body should acquire " ways that
are dark"
10 Hatton interviewed Henry Irving
in every town he happened to visit, and
the interviews will be published % elm
pressions Of America" Very valuable
work that.
sHow on earth do you make them
pictares!" inquired the countryman Of
the photographer. The question was
not poser. The photo man himself
was the ''poser."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. le4 MAIN STREET.
onacs Hours-o to II A. n. 1 to Q and to
P.B.
Residence-EAst side Of Main street, below
First mi5-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
HALE 4 co.
HALE & co.
HALE & CO.,,
z and 8 Spring st.

For the past two weeks we have been
busy arranging our store. making room
for the new goods which are arriving
daily. We are now prepared to show
the most complete stock Of general dry
goods to be found in Southern California.
Our Dress Goods Department has been
remarkably increased, The latest East
ern arrivals consist Of complete lines in
all the new fabrics in plain and fancy,
bright and sombre colsrs, and q great
many of the newest combination suit
ings, which were carefully selected by
our Eastern buyer. The display Of these
goods IL beautiful and attractive and il
sure to be admired.
The enormous sales which are made in
our Silk Department 10 sufficient proof
that our prices are honest and quality
the best. A new line Of the well known
and popular Guinet Silks has just been
received and are marked at figures which
will insure . speedy sale.
Our Black Dress Goods stock Is larger
than ever, and now contains variety of
the newest fabrics which the Eastern
market affords. Ladies' desiring Black
Dress goods should call and examine
our stock and get prices.s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Press Ple.santriss

1tis a sir-prlze the girls are after this
year. But the men are growing cautious
and are not to be miss.taken thus easily.
The Government envelope factory at
Hartford uses ton Of gum week. This
beats Vassar College about quarter Of
q ton.
A new book is entitled "What Can
Woman Dot" An answer to the ques.
tion can be found by asking any bald
headed man.
We have just been studying whether
It Is better to have something constantly
on the mind or have the mind cons nstantly
on something.
II beats thunder that we cant induce
our subscribers to pay up. They think
We want money TO fool away buying
white elephants,
Some one e trying TO prove that the
aarden q Eden was ct the North Pole.
he will Do saying next that the fruit Eve
ate was an icicle.
Oleomargarine is in such common use
nowadays that . married man can now
SIT down and snjoya good square meal
without any but her.
Since the unfortunate fall Of our first
parents human nature has been com
edy OF errors," rich, rare and racy, In
tine sense Of the ludicrous.
"Slumming" Is . very fashionable Len
ten psstime. 1t consists in djstributino
gilt-edged tracts among families that
never had any grandfather.
1t being yet too carly for visit 10 the
country, rurally inclined citizsns may
81 2 whin OF genuine pig. stink In RAM
BILE ehrough the Eleventh ward.
Clooksd stocking," says the PhIla-
deiphia Cal, faro not 70 called because
they are sold on tick" Il is probably
because they arc watched 70 carefully.
The members Of church IN walline.
ford, Conn, arc forbidden 70 ssdrirk
liquor Of any sort sxcspt hard oIdsr.r .
That hard elder viii canss surprise par
sIf f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL
AUCTION SALE
or ZINE THOROUGHBRED
Jersey Cattle,
Selected from the celebrated
Herd Of T. J. Barrstto. Esq,
On Tuesday, May 2eth,
1854 st 10 O'Clock

Al the AUCTION HORSE and CARRIAGE MART
end Sales Yard, opposite Btengel's Nursery,
o. LosAugelss Street, between First
and Second
will sell TEN HEAD Of choice selected Jss.
ssy Cattle-Cows and Bulls by order Of y. ).
Barette, Esq.,, at Auction, for cash, or satisise-
torily endorsed paper 70 the Bank, ono per cent.
aided. sale positive and peremptory.
Fuli psrticalare hereafter.
No other stock Will be admitted st this sale.
The above stock will be on exhibition ono
week previous to the day Of sale. Their milk Is
almost cream itself, snd noted fact. they will
milk The year around. THE ORIGINAL STOCK
was Imported from ths Queens Model Farm On
the Island q yersey. England. The pedigree Of
each animal is recorded In the Jefssy Herd
Club Book.
We invite stockmen, dairymsn, farmers and
othen 70 attend this sale. even IL you do not
wish 10 purchase. This presents . good oppoF-
tunity for I'll psTtiss that wish 70 improve their
stock
NOTE-At IN Auction Sale In New York the
bull calf Eurotus. only soven weeks old, sold for
e12,tOo. Bull Pedre sold for 10000. The same
amount was offered for the csw Bombs and re-
fused. For further particulars enquire Of =. J.
Bafrstto, Esq Downey Forest Grove OF sf
apzsd JOHN q. BELL, AucsionseF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25

N. Hilton Williams, N D, NJ CPSO
formerly Of Detroit, Aiich.)
Diseases Of tho Head, Throat and Chest, includ-
ing the Eye, Ear and Heart, speciality.
OFFICE:-275 North Main street. Office hours
from 10 A. N. to ?. NJ. Sundays, from to
Pm. Residence, is South Charity street. feb29ft
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
WEEKLs HERALD.

PusLmnso Evnky SATURDAY MoRHuNs
TERMS:
One year, by rlAil or express one copy. .e9.c
Biz months by mail or express. ........... I'D
Threo months, by mail or express. .......... Loo
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at reasonable rates
kDAll kinda Of Job Work done 70 compsts with
Fan FrAncIsco In price. style and elegance Of
workmanship.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
J. Hannon, NJ D.,

Hotel.
onics hours from 10 to II A. ~; from 70 lr.
ap2oLu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
At TIE PIAY.


We NJ end looked on the glittering stage
The man that loved and !.
We nav the sutors rave and weep,
And love, and hate. and die.
The curtain fell and . tender Joy
Ny passionate being flled;
while over IL all the music swslled,
Fissted. and throbbed, and thrilled.
And he--the man that loved 90 we'll
BY tender impulse led,
Told me . story sweet and fond;
For was his friend, he said.
He showed me picture fair ~ day
Dear God why should tell
How over al LIES hops and JOY
Dsspair's dark curtain fell.
And eli around the mirth went on
TO mo u seemed 90 strange,
Such change csuld come unto my lie,
And all the world not change.
I wondered, seeing all their amiles,
I, With my grief gone mad
What ell these foolish women found
To make them gay and glad.
And when once more upon the stage.
The curtain rose again,
They rave their ready smiles and team,
TO mimic love and pain:
Yet, hsd they Gased upon scene.
with sympathies untaxed,
From real lies greater drama, In
That act between the acts.
-lChariottA Perry.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Auction Sales.
BY JOHN g. BELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCfl0NERRs
Once. Room n. Temple Block, over
the County Bank.

Rea estate In all parts OF the city. includ-
and ranches. subdividsd and sold ct auction or
private sale.
Appsaisements Of every description Of property
speciality. Sales made at auction by order Of
ers Receivers. Mortgages and Trustees, faithful
Iy complying with prescribed legal Forms
Houses and rooms rented; assume charge Of
property. bold power Of attorney for abscBtses.
collect rents. attend 70 taxes. insurance. street
work. Improvements and buiIdings.
A'so, auction, horse and ashage mart and
sales yard, Los Angeles street. between First snd
Second streets
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
DIR. WING FAwN.

CHINESE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ais Temple st., adjoining Kwons Kings
Ssors aprls I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
PRIVATE SALE.

HAVE A Bk sGAIN--A nice, tasty, new
house, large lot, 60xlo5 feet, near that fsshiona-
bio thoroughfsre, Downey avenue, East Los
Angeles. on the instaIlment plan. Save your
rent and pay IL on the property, you will soon
havca house And lot Of your own. II not dis
posed Of a. private sale will sell at auction.
For particulars apply 70
apz4 JOHN c. BELL, Auctioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25
Dr. Joseph Kurtx

No aos Main street. opposite Baker Block
sEEye and ear Diseases treated with the care Of
. specialist. aps2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
FORT WORTH.
That Demurrer Sustained-A Correction
The Santa Fe-Suit for Damages-o
Locals From the "Sulcide" City.

That Demurrer Sustained-A Correction
The Santa Fc-sult for Damages -othef
Locals From the "Sulcide" City.
Fort WoRrH, Sept. A.--[Special.l-
Judge Hood to-day sustained the de-
murrer of the Rosedale TO the petition OF
w. Ii. Davis OF al, who sought to enjoln
the company from building ON Houston
street. This is the first victory for the
Rosedale. Two other injunctions are
still to be tried.
S.B. Wickens, travelling for the Globe
Democrat, was interviewed by your cor
respondent to-day. He Is well pleased
with Texas and the wide circulation OF
his paper, as well as the uniform cour-
tesy with which he has been received,
He SAYS Kansas Is sure for Blaine, and
that in Missouri many Blaine clubs are
being organized and the Republicans
have lighting chance, ho thinks.
He IL not exhuberant over the
prospects In our Seate, and thinks
the typo who set up that personal In the
HERALD day or two ago, omitted the
wordToxas. He IL not enthusiastic about
| Texas, but don't feel that way In regard
| to the contest In the nation as n whole.
| No farther attachments have as vet
been levied on the stock Of Charles II.
| Hail, and II Is probable he may still
arrange with his creditors.
Cotton receipts to-day, SSi bales, total
this season, l,7Sl bales. Price to-day,
0.26 TO $50. .r
The Santa Fe has given orders not 20
sell or lease any of its lands here, which
is taken 10 mean that at an early day
they will need II for the purposes con
nected with the extension.
l.. Guttman VS.. the Mexican & Texas
Mining company, suit for damages, WAS
tried to-day by Judge Hood. Guttman
had one hand cut of by circular saw.
lie says he knew but little about saws,
and noticing that while revolving one
part was white and one blue, he made n
closer observation with his hand and
lost Il. Defendants domurrod to plain
tin's petition, stating circular saws were
not open to that kind of investigation,
The case was dismissed.
Three men hid themselves near The
Bluff road this evening and amused
themselves by shooting into passing
wagons. Deputy sheriff Maddox ar
rested the trio and found i've pistols ant
two dirks. The mon positively refuse (
give their names.
Mrs. A. s. Pettus has brought suit fol
divorce against her husband, II. II. Pot
tus, now in Clarksville, Tennessee
, charging him with cruelty, desertioi
and failure to provide. Mrs. Pettus 4
the sweet singer who sustained the char
acter of Sorpolette in the Chimes of Nor
J, mandy, which was performed the opan
r ing night. The lady was married hor
in INN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
JudiclnI conli,lete wllhdrnws.

CLERURNE, Sept. "a, lSpecial.l-A,W.
DeBarry of the late firm OF Smith q De-
Berry, has formed partnership with
" ise d Carter NJ Fort Worth, and has
withdrawn his uamo as candidate for
Judge OF tho District court. Col. De-
Berry was Secretary of State under Gov.
Coke, resigned, and he and Col. Smith
have since practicGd law as partners at
this place. ReTretting his loss among
us, we can but wish him success In his
now fold OF hlbor nt the Fort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
A Negro show nj san Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept 2L-LSpecial.l j.
colorod Republicans Of San Antonio had
a meeting tonight. d. Williams was
made Chairman, and warm speeches
were made in favor of the national and
local candidates. The meeting endorsed
Blaine and Logan, and resolved to sup
port Rector and put full ticket in the
field for county and city offices, select
ing the best men regardless of party
affiliations. Much enthusiasm was
shown and the speeches were OF a high
order of merit,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
The Blaine Circus.

NoNKEns, n. Y, sept. 2L-Mr. Blaine,
In the company of Chairman Warner
and Andrews, OF the State committee,
arrived at o O'Clock this morning and
received hearty cheers all along the
front of the hotel and TO the cars, who o
the crowd was kept i'm order by the po-
lice, Tho train was made OF three cars
one baggage aud two drawing-rOom
cars tho Mohawk aud the Rchhuld.
| Tue rear platform OC the Mohawk was
| handsomely decorated with the Amcri-
can cnlorS, and with pictures of Blaine
and Logan on the side of the car Only
about thirty prominent Republicans and
newspaper men were on board. Nearly
all crowded into Blaine's ear and gave
! him cordial welcome. After he en-
tered the coach demands fol
II speech were made 50 general tha
Blaine had To appear on the platform
llo shook hands with many, bowed I,
the crowd and the train moved out, OK
ploding twenty-one torpedoes upon thu
track.
Blaine said: "I had good night
sleep aud feel fresh"
He looked cheerful and bright.
ArCoLD SPRINGS, NEW YORK.
At Pookskill fully 1000 gathered. A
the, train stopped Blaine turned on,
said: "Depew, don't want you 10 In
troduce me here, want to introduc
you.n
At this point James w. Hustled cam
through the car shouting; "Let m
through quick" and bounding {
Blaine's side introduced him in a jill,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
LoNevIEw LOCALS.
The Drouthat Last Broheu-Maj. Penn's
Campmeetlng.-Cott Rccelpts.

Campmectlng. Cotton Receipts.
LoNaviEw, Sept. A.-lSpe,iai.l- l-our
drou,h is at last broken. Today rain
began falling, aud from all indications
we will have good rain, and but few
places II Is needed more. We have had
but one rain since tho l7tn OF Jnne, and
the most intense heat known for twenty
years. Tho suffering has BEEN great,
but that Is all forgotten In. tho cool,
pleasant rainy dnv we are having.
The Stutlz combination has been play
ing three nights engagement hero 70
very fair business, a
Mai. Penn's Hallville camp-mceting
broke up night before last. There wero
n great many professions, sixty or
more, and twenty-five ON Monday
night. Whom the meeting closed there
were sixty or seventy At tho inquirers'
seats. He goes from hero TO Honey
Grove, opening there tomorrow.
The Methodist Episcopal revival still
continues. avg
Cotton coming In vory slowly, though
the lumber business Is active and prices
eN~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25

INDIANA OILS, sept. 24.--A delegation
of Democrats from Decatur, Illinois,
waited ON ox Gov. Hendricks to-day
and urged him to attend meeting at
this place some time in October, hut no
denuite anawcr was given. The OK
Governor goes TO Columbus, Ohio,
tomorrow, where he viii make q
/ apppph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
Colorndo Clty Notes.

COLORADO, Sept 2i.--lSpecial. I'll Hon.
Sam Lanham and Atlorney-Genoral
rempletOn, in turn, addressed the peo-
Pile at the opern-huuse tonight. Ladies'
attended. Both gentlemen were able In
arguments and were well attended
Ihrnu rhont. II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25

During q two
months stay in
New York, we
bought all the
LATEST NOV
ELITES from
Importers and
Manufacturers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25

Ladies approve Of your smoking "Ll'-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
Not of Much Inlportance.

WEATHERFoRp, Sept. 2.-lspecial.l- /
It lis said that Dr.J.W Barnett will NOM
mate himself as candidate for the Legls'
lature, using free grass as hobby.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
GOLDSMITH BROS.
The Bargain House Of Dallas.

IT'S TIME TO BEGIN, ERE WINTER SETS IN,
TO LOOK ROUND ABoUT-FALL STYLES ARE ALLIN.
TITS TIME TO BEGIN SELECTIONS TO MAKE
OF LOTS OF NEW THINGS, THE CHOICE YOU CAN TAKE
IT'S TIME TO BEGIN, IF YOU'LL TAKE OUR ADVICE,
TO GoLDsMITHs ON ELM STREET YOU'LL GO IN TRICE.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-22

shirt with pieces OF The sljnal column
tendrons and clothing schsring 10 il.
The body sud limbs Of the lad wers
paralyzed except u small spot on tho
left shoulder which later extended to
the arm somewhat. bat he eOnld Turn
his head, aud mp TO the half an before
his breath ceased. he retained con-
sciOuness. DR.. Haskell remained nj The
sufferers bedside five hours Saturday
and from moo Sunday until his death
at three o'clock Monday morning. in a
vain endeavor to save him but without
avail, and be passed quietly away.
The deceased was a capable indus
trious and Trustworthy hoy who had
the fun confidence and esteem Of his
life associates. lie is best known in
GraStOn where for a year or more he
worked in the employ Of Thomas
Scales. The family feel their hereaye-
men deeply. The funeral took place
Tuesday at the house of the parents.
II. n. Castle conducting the same. and
the body was consigned to the earth
temporarily, not far from the house.
1t will, however, eventually be taken
up and transferred to the family vault
in California.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-22

worth of property and of course he
couldn't afford TO subscribe. and no
body could blame him for his mean
ness. He could have afforded, however
to pay the RANGE ten cents which he
owed for a paper he got trusted for.
The RANGE had the intention to print
Mr.. Fleteher's method in gaining riches
for the benefit of its poverty stricken
subscribers, but he has gone away and
the entire history Of his life cannot be
secured. His motto however was APP
parent to all and was the old one of
get all YOU can and keep all you get"
He adhered to it closely and when he
let 90 of a dollar without treble its
equivalent returned, it was by mistake.
One of his mistakes was when he pur-
chased the real estate Of Messrs. Oehl 4
Eckhard, in Chloride, giving therefor a
couple of hundred dollars more money
than the boys expected to get. He had
a scheme for putting a dam across
the box of mineral creek and making a
reservoir for water with which to irri-
gate the ranch included IN this puT-
chase. He saw a mint of money in
raising potatoes and onions at four
cents per pound and he would be a mil
lionaire from these possessions in a
single season. But a better acquaint-
ance with the country and its Pc
cularities convinced him that his reser-
voir schemewas fallacleus, and when he
learned that he had paid two hundred
dollars more than necessary for the pro-
perry, lie was all broken up, and failing
10 rent his house for twenty dollars he
rented 1t for five and struck back for
the hub. While In Chloride MI. Fetch
er rented his house and lived in his
summer stable. He made a bed of d
sheepskin and a few blankets borrow
Ell of Mr.. COrson. He took the con
tract to do the masonry work on the
concentration, borrowing nearly every
tool he worked with and neglecting t
pay for those he broke. He squealec
like a pig because he had to pay thu
market price for the food he ate. Sucl
was Mr.. Fletcher's short career. lie
is rich but the poorest maj in CAM
pities and the meanest despises HIN
and all marvel at the forces whicl
which must have been combined
against him to induce him to bear the
expense of a journey hither and back
The RANGE trusts that he will not
take offence at this gratituous notice
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-22
FOR SALE

The Mining Machinery, tools
horses, wagons, assay outfit and all per-
sonal property used in connection with
the Alaska mine, including:
2OH. L. double cylinder engine.
% IL. p. portable boiler.
Deans large sinking pump.
450 feet steel rope.
Boiler. pump and inspirator.
Pipe to carry pump 400 feet.
100 gal iron valve water-bucket.
Iron rock buckets, trucks, extra parts
of machinery, extra fittings, mechanics
and Dlacksmlth's tools, etc. etc. Every
thing nearly new, uniniured and in good
working order, JOHN B. ADAMS.
Grafton, n. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-22
School MEETING.

A public meeting is called by the
Ladies' society Of Chloride, to be held
next Monday evening at the school
room, in the interest of the school to
open the first Monday IN March. All
applications for teachers will be re-
ceived and considered. Necessary
steps will be taken TO organize a school
district. A large attendance of both
sexes is desired.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-22

las UruceS, n. NJ, JHI' IOEH, 1854, I
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settlers have Med notice of their in
tentions to make final proof in support of
their respective claims, and that said proof
his absence before the probate clerk at so.
zorro socorro county, New Mexico, ou Feprps
airy Goth, 1884, viz; y
Vicente Sedillo. on homestead entry No,
5l2 for the s o 4 of s W 4 sec IL and W kSaf u
g x and n G u of n W i sec Is twp II re W,
He names the following witnesses, viz; Ber-
navelle Chavez. Manuel Torres, Jose A. Her.
rera and Telesfor Chavez, all of Socorro Co.,
New Mexi o. =
516 for the $ Q 4 of n 0 Z and u e u of s e4
sec Is twp llsr6w. He names the following
witnesses, via: Jose A.. Herrera, Manuel Tor,
res Vicente Sedillo and Bernavelle Chavez,
all of Socorro county, New Mexico.
Janis GEO, ID. BOWMAN, Register.