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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Tnlr In,l rNrning -0NrrW prOmlncmt
tirccnbackcr> arrived in the citv.
among the number were Dr. Ranking.
Col. pittmsn, and others. Their
modu> opcrandi We did not learn in
detail, but il i understood that they
will hold a convention to-day and de
eide upon Some course of procedure.
Il, to putting in nomination their
state officers.
The Grccnbackcr- cast in the last
election 900 votes for their candidate.
Col Wash Jones. in McIennm county.
They are much stronger in the county
than is generally thought and no
doubt will assert their state ticket to-
day in convention.
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Ladies Wear Department.

y new line of corset, just opened
$50 bone French Woven Corset.
800 bone French woven corset.
Madame Mora's Contour Corset.
Child's school dresses. ladies under.
wear. novelties in childrcn> dre,.r,
y large lot of calico wrappers, fail
shades.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

KINGSTON, n. Y, August l6.-Presi-
dent Arthur left the Cat kiii's yesterday
morning for this city, arriving here
about 8 80 p. m. The President, his
daughter snd niece, with Genera Sharee,
this morning went - Lake Mohawk by a
special train. Secretary FREEING huys sen,
his wife and daughter, proceeded to Jer.
ssy City.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26
CLENELAND's REIREAT.
How the Great Man Spends His Vaca.
tion-No Mention of His Letter
of Acc ptanc,.

PROSPECT House, ADIRONDACK, \. Y.
NJ Upper SaraHac Lake, and spends his
time during the day in hunting aud fish
ing. His evenings are employed ON work
which 10 brought with him. His head.
quarters are n small h Itcl in the woods
where there are but few visitors, and he
expresses himself As much improved in
health lie Is in daily communication
with h : private secretary at Albany, aud
such documents a. demand his persona
1T, ntion are forwarded. 1t is expected
that tie will remain here untll about Sep
tcmbcr l.
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THE MOREI LETTER
Commissioner Davenport's Report OIL
the Crowning Sensation of the
Last Campliyn.

NEW YORK, August G.-Uuited State.
commissioner John |. Davenport has
prepared volume Of $50 pages contain
ing the results Of his Investigation OF the
Morcy letter forgery. The actual writer
Of the letter was Henry Hadicy, lawyer
doing business in this city. lie came
prominently to notice about two weeks
before the election in 1850 as the agent
oil Chairman BIrnum in the alleged eff
10 is to lind the mythical Morcy to whom
the letter was uddr, sscd. Tn,
hrSt suggestion In regard t,
the bus ness, according to MIR.
Davenport, came from Baruum himself
His IDEA WAS to have an interview pub.
ii,hed Ia which Garfield was to be repre-.
'cnted as expressing him 81. III favor ul
Chinese labor. This alleged interview
WAS TO be printed This sort OF inter.
view was submitted to members OF the
Democratic National Committee, who
suggested that it be put in the form oi
letter, signed j A q. The forger oh.
tanned sheet OF paper bearing the CAP
OF the House OF representatives.
Initiated the handwr ting OF Garfield,
aud signed the latter's iu.l name. Tbi.
change OF form was made during Bar.
NUNS absence, AS was stated at the time.
The forgery came to IrDh under cove,
OF letter signed John w. Goodall. Thi
letter was also written by Had cy. Bar
mum paid the latter several thousands OF
dollars for services, and the payments
have been traced. He also paid lawyer
to protect liadlcy while tn, latter was ia
hiding. Hadley, when confronted with
the evidences oil his guilt admitted tc
Mr. Davenport the commission OF Vi,
forgery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

To the credit of the ladies who have
managed the business affairs of Mount
Vernon its endowment fund which, in
1873, was only 5000, now aggregates
$50, 900. all OF which is invested in Gov
sCnment bond. HashsssQton Rosl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

The public are fully aware of the
fact thar il j. To their interest to pur-
chase boots. shoe, and slipper, from
us. n we are selling Them AT cost.
which is fully 30 per cent. les, than
they can be bought for elsewhere.
NANGER Bios
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Manufacturing institutions are a
good thing in building up Waco, but
we have one institution in the city
which is the equal of any manuiactur-
ing enterprise in this respect Hin,
Commercial College.
-Allparties having pianos and mu-
steal instruments III the store of Sey-
mour Ash, are notified Ia call at once
and get them. HARRIS * HARRISON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Boots and shoes must 90. as we
must have the room shortly. We
never do things by halves that is why
people wonder al the way we are cut
ting prices. SANGER Bros.
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Brad6e|d'S
Female |
Reguah|''
. a.

1t i a special rcmcdr for a., u %
eases pertaining to the WOMB !
any intelligent woman can Vu'o y
self by following the direction;
is especially ctlicaciou- in ca'e' gl''
pressed or painful mcn,trua'yy-
white, and partial prolap'',
l'ord~ immediate relief anu 4
ncntly restores the mcn'trus
tion. \, II remedy to bc l'eo Ut
that critical period Know
"tHANGE OF LIFE this ln'I'
preparation ha, no rival
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

No old stock, but all new goods. at
and below cost. Fine hand-Sewed
shoes AT prices YOU would pay for an
ordinary machine-sewed shoe nj any
other time. SANGER Bros.
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Encouraging Reports.

Major i H. Pace. of this city, repre-
~cnting the tobacco firm OIL. II. John
sion ~ Co. of Danvlir, Va. has u-t
returned from an extensive tour OF
Northern Texas, embracing of that
territory north of the 1cNa, ~ Pa
citr and east of the Houston ~ Texas
Central Railways to Red River, includ-
ing the counties of Dallas, travson,
Collin. fannin, Hunt Kaufman, La
mar, Red River. Bowie, Hopkins,
Gregg. Marion. Cass and pshcr, and
he say, none OF this section of coun-
try has suffered for rain, and that n
full cotton crop will lac madr. Bust
ness through this portion of country
i, lively and every body j. buoNant
and happy. The Major say lac passed
through the bottom, of l'cd River
from Jefferson to shreveport, and that
more cotton will be made in that Soc
ton of country than can possibly be
picked that the only fear j. the
worm. aud that the season is now 50
far advanced that but little damage
could occur f the worm should make
IT. appearance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

All customers indebted to me for
boots and shoes will please come for
ward and pay soon-l have made n
change in my firm and now need
my money-please he sure you oblige
me. Very truly yours,
"a IA lnIsN ~ EEHRH
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THE DAILY EXAMINER
our Home Advertisers

win please bear in mini that copy for
char ge. in their advertisements must
be handed in by 3 p, m. otherwiae the
change cannot u, made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20

1ier yesterday and put him in Jail.
Green Is an old offender and the
grand jury found an indictment
against him for theft of money over
$50. 1t wa. an accident that Mr.. liar
ris caught his man
sam Bennett, charged with III AZ
graratcd assault in the county court,
gave bond in TIA" sum of $500 aud Was
released from Jail Yesterday
-Four aces WAS the name dubbed
the negroes who are on trial AT the
district court, by one OF tho officers.
Policeman talwcli. the last Waco
guardian. went down in the Edmond,
farm Yesterday aud broke up gang
of tramps. They had fine place for
a camp, and were well fixed up. MIR.
Falwcil told them to move and they
left There were only four men
there, but the siXu- showed that from
eight to twelve men slept there al
night
Policeman AmmOtt arrested man
naiucd Lee YESTERDAY for whipping
hi- Nitc. Lee wa @nd"r bond Tor
tine same otleuse When lac committed
the second
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20
FROM the Rev. nr. WhippIr
.---i-t. H. - 49,.

FROM tue Rev br. Whippr
Ar-ri>. Ten, NOV. ia. is~&.
Dr.. NW II Iobm
Dear sits / iaNc pleasure in re
rom'urrilu,sN"ur great .Nrrmoiiclur.
taink il would hr we'll for no famil>
f.. lee without it. Ii i, efficient
mild and vet certain lu acrulnpu.h
what + pruI,u,cd hy il, list.
i. ". Wuprlr.
From the Rcv. Dr. ~hauard. ,uu,r
int.,,Arnt Deaf and Dumb a-\ hum:
Ay-IIN. rr> Mar. ~. 1851.
b.-r n.rn u.ing rnhiu'. lIruntn.
m, .4. eighteen months. and have
f,,,u to- ',ro Valuable uro'riur. ST.
mi.r. O. D.,in> loon n- The last dose
;.i cam. hu,,lr tnrtl,itl, rrn.
,u,. ...r ~ ~u,Il,p
-I,~ Tt~ Inu..ou t.,3
y - ~ IN" '"iI' - ''''-'
Or u i'',A Au~'M
"i." N'" your ll'pH'"/'u' H. "
-r'' 81 IH-' ''~"li l." prevent lllr ire
qa.h r""afIIng headaches to Winch !
nav" betr ,upjcctrd Tor ugM or ten
ya,-. aud uuhr-itatingIy pronounce ii
more hoacicial than amy medicine |
haN. ever tried. liz results upon my
system ar" AL and more than | claimed
for H. Yours. etc..
l.. I. FrlNIoKF.
lA-IlurIoN FOR THE EIiNp.t
ArslIN, May 10, 1881.
pr Tobu'
iui. ll.patozour, H. gentle pur-
.,,t,,., no. mo ruu,l If m,,-r, IN,
no,yn., vithou making the paticnl
ice, .Irs. yy.aS or auouid. II /, often
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20
what Ne IIa,"to unkc me- hiIdrcu
ttuppl.

poIl- Big dolls, little doi-. dol-
al over,
All kind, Of fantastic baH. witt
ing desks and Work hoXo-. shell
poNc, in the prrtti.st style, imaeIu-
able
Horses Hobby horse, rim horses.
woodcn hor,c-, all kinds of horses.
Wagons Tin wagons. wooden way
on,, in all shapes and -ilc-.
Ioy Furniture BurrHu-. wash
stands and cpmluodc-. Diunrr.-ctl-.
trn--'.tt, and an kinds of sets.
Train Engines, iocomoiiyc,. that
run alone.
Pistol, drums, hgmmrr, Of drum
uer-
Icsidc- which wc la,c thousands
Of beautiful and useful article. ulta.te
and art 10 gladdru thc hearts ui tho
crown people
AiI Of which Vi.l be sold appcrccat
under regular prices.
LH,I>r Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20

Iitather is cross, and mother ,cnId-,
and aunty has the blues and the chill
drcn feel good for nothing, home Is
not very happy place, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, debility, rheumatism. or
liver complaint will account for all
these. They can all De ca't out by
the use of Browns Iron Bittcrs, the
great tonic and -lrcugthcncr. Health
brings happiness Mrs. Rochester,
5j3 North Gay street Baltimore. say :,
"iiroWn'- Iron Bittcr- quick rcliey-
ed Inc of indigestion and general de
bility."
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80 -
Notice.

have inc, fat corn-fed hogs for
sale. will Kill and deliver them AT
any time or place VIII sell cheap
S.nd urssrst Bart Moore
j ! RoSsEs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20

If Won ARE not ready 10 bay your
Christmas prc-cuts select them and
have them laid aside at Leyiu-si X
AlsHs ~. s.si.. Js"..srs VI WAGE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20

Drug store you cannot fail to find q
prcs,ut to suit any one. Come carly
and make YOUR selections.
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COMMERCIAL.


GALNEsfus December lY -Ih. FOLLOW iuE j.
% comparative .t4'vmrut uf COTTON receipts rl
the principal markets go las uut lue sHmo dH,r
Ia.t wear
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-20

The Old Corner drug store is the
place 10 bay Your presents.
CARPETS. Rugs. Mattresses and
Feathers AT W t. Martin " Bro.
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cnMNIss. uNER's NOTICE.

~ the Circ,f, Court % Jefferson County, ".
( Virginia.
ANDREW Is. KENNEDY, ct ais, Plaintiffs
Aesinsf I'm Chancery,
SUSAN $. VI. ST. CLAIR Administrators d. 10.
r. ofglement March. deceased, and ia her own
riEht. Andrew J.. Kennedy, Surviving trustee
Andrew Hunter Trustee, and Charles Mareh
S..pi.en- au infant. and L. =, Lynch, his guar
5isn. ad Item. = W. Washington, Adm re- {.
o.DfS March 81 Chair, J. Garland Hurst,
Com, NfuTr rf Clement March, dec d, ida
Stone Mary Robinson and Ms. Mary \. o.
yertou. Defendants. ,.,.,
Il lis cause cause came ON On De heard this 18th
l,v.,r Iu,i.. ts.l. on the papers formerly read
and Inc g,r1sits1us of + Z. Lynch and Andrew
D, Kennedy returned and died GA the 9-h OF
Mlv. ISL and WAS argued by counsel. ON con-
sheraton whsr-oftho Court doth a.l Judge, order
ana decree that this cause be referred Co Conn
missioner of thi~ Court with instructions:
lst To >rateaua SETTLE the account OF On'-I,e>
p 80. Clair deceased ls Administrator Of Gle
ment March. deceased, and Susan :. NJ -.
Clair Adm- Nillis s.n ofsaid Clement March,
deceased taking 81, pr'mG Iteis correct any ere
r.r-,. settlements heretofore made by said par
It's.
2.d. To convene the creditors Of Clement
March. deceased and ascertain and report their
Dlaills. with their respective pnontcs, d'sun-
gushing between such as were liens in the nc
creditors.
Zut Tocsccrtain and report the real estate
ofwh.,h said Ciemcu, March died seized, its Zee
simple aulanuu3l rental value, O. report any
other matter deemed pertinent 10y him, or re-
eu.Icl hy amy party to this Suu. Notice OF me
time and uac, of executing this decree. pub
ssheI for four successive weeks IN some weekly
newspaper published u this County shall be G.
ouiralcut o. persona, service upon thc parties.
A. tr-c cNtrlct-Tcste,
FF. LYNCH, Clerk.
IN cousJc-s.ion wiiercoiit Is adigdgcd ore
7eraI and d.crccj that without passing upon
amy of th, matters contained in the said report,
that the said cause De- re-coumittcd 90 the said
Commissions +. vs. Brown with direction 70
report to the next term fthis Court on AL mat
,ers contained iu ;hc said report, and with leave
to an partie, interested therein 90 take add
ulual testimony therein.
4 true ENtrJct-Tcstc
t. LYNCH, Clerk.
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Go. 7 LIGgT
FbI41s73.
g. {. ] 6. g /. 81
unWIOST- HON RESTORED :

Just published, a now edition of D!. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure 0i
Spcriultorrhcl 90 Seminal Weakness, Inv0lun-
tarv Seminal Losses Impotency, Mental AID
Physical Incapacity, ImpedimentS 20 Marriage.
Juced by scli-indal.cnce. or sexual cxtraya-
rance. Fhe celebrated author, in tlii aduira-
be essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice that the alarming
consequence; OF Scit-abuSc may be radically
cu-cl pointing out a mode of cure a. once
simple. certain and ciicctaal. by means ri VIII.
every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may Dc. may cQre himself chcap.y, privately
and radically. This Lecture should Nc IN
the hands of cvcryyouth and every man in the
land Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, 20
any address postpaid, 0a receipt Of SIX cents
or two postlg, stamps. AdirysS
TIE CULNERWELL MEDiCALtO.,
II Ann ST.. New York, y. y; Z. .. Box I5J.
October IL, SLY smVScl.
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boot and shoe aEni1inc.
REPAIRING sc.

ENHE undersigned hasrcmoved his Shopto the
buildinqop thecorner OF Charles aud Liberty
streets-in the building lately occupied toy WEI
rick 4. Weller. The character Of the work done by
thesubscribeI iswcllSnOwn dapprcciatcdOy tee
citizens o Chariestown ana vicinity ltia ua.N
necessary 10 addthat ne will endcavOr to sustain
his reputation as reliable workman, and wiley
ecute promptly and at reasonablerates allorders
riyen him-ei.her:or New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS OF VIM.
May l6, 1871. Agri!lo, IS'0'
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COWMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

" the Circui, Court ot Jefferson county, esq
4 Virginia Gee term off February 30 loc5,
SABlNA PEACuEH. Plaintiff,
o~ lr lhanccry,
JULIA PEACtfER. Samuel S,ricr. thrs,isa
Smith aui Sarah Spli Do his wife Randall WOO"
and Ellen A. Wood. Dis wi.r. -iu.aci ict'lefi
Eugcnc Baker. ShcriA Committee ADMINISTERS
tor of Thomas pcachcr, Thomas Merrth ana
Maria s. Mcrs.-h Dis wife, Alexander JehNius
ana Martha Jcnk.n- l'- wife, LOWS Jenkins
and Clrlclia Jenkins. Defendants.
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Surveying and Congeyancins

= WILL survey anywhere. promptly and al
] short netice-accrracv guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection herewith To- DRAW.
ING DEEDS oranv other instruments OF Writing
4. O.-Char,estown n, JcGcrsoR Co., ". "a.
Dec. 5. 1871. ;. HOW ELL BROWN.
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y che Circuit Cour, Of Jefferson County West
d Virginia.
GEORGE Y. KEENE and James lIagc7ty
PARTNERS under the maine OF kccuc & HaEcrtr,
and T. T. Eichc.bUrner and II. $. Myers part
ucls under name OF Eichc.burncr * Co. Pits
IT, In Chanccry.
GEORGE ZOLL. /. II. Playing and George
Zull, partners under name oi PLACING and Loll,
John Zoli and Barbara Zoll. Defendants
EXtrac. from decree of November -. 1888:
Its ordered shat this cause bc referred %
Commissioner ClcoD MOorct0 audit all the liens
binding on the real estate %, said George Lol.-
with their amount and prioriticS. IoaSccrtain
the real estate Of which tac said Gcorgc Ioll Is
seized AMI possessed, IFS rental and msrkc, value
said john and Barbara Zoll-whethcr the same
is susceptible of division, and If the same cam
not Ne mere aevantarcously sold and the pro-
Goods divided among those entitled, and make
report hereof together with any other matters
deemed pertinent by any Of toe parties hereto.
\ copy te,te,
F.P.LYNCH, Clerk.
NOTICE TO IIEN HOLDERS.
Te all persons holding licns by J-depent or
otherwise eu the real estate or Uny part thereof
of George LaN.
In pursuance ola decree oi the Circuit Cog-t
orJeitrs1n County. made in a cause therein
pending. 90 subject toe reel estate ot the sand
Lou o. The satisfaction oftho liens thereon, YOU
arc hereby required 90 present all claims held
hv YOU and each ut You against the sad George
ZoI which are liens ou lis real estate or any
part of g. for adjudication, % me- -, uly Office
In the County ot jefferson ~ ChariestOWn. W.
Va ou or before the 5th day ~ January, 1854
Given under ny hand this l3.h day of Dccem-
Dor 1855. CLEON MOORE.
Commissioner.
Notice is hereby given that Twill execute the
flr,.,sir, dccrrc ~ ms olScU IN ChGrlestegn W.
va. ou january 5th. l>Si.
CLEON MOORE, Commissioner.
De-. Is. lss3-it. Free Press Fee lo.l2
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DUBE GROUND Raw BONE. Wsare now
/ prindinsat our mill near 3. & q. X. T. De
pot. pure Raw Bone and Pure Steamed Bone
which wcarc able toguarantce t. beabsoJuely
pure Call ana see.
WYE arcnow preparing cur Com Fertilizers
~ for the spring trade They are in hne
condition. no extra water but dry and thorough
ly manipulated. .-...,. ,.~.
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
March 8. lss3
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THE PERFECr WRITING MfCHNE.
RPEErPN.

7 HAVE reduced the price of The New Stew
L art Sewing Machine to $500. This Ma
chine is the same construction as the Singer
Machine and warranted 80 Do 81 great variety
of work as any cn the market Hcmmers, iMi-
tcr. Tucker snd al ethe- attachments furnish
ca with the Machine free IF charge.
Clio y. I. kEARSLEY.
lel-ua-v =. iss2.
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GRAIN SACKS.

4 IL parties haviag in their possession Grain
y Sacks marked with the name Of " J. i;
Washington" or Lippitt IL CO. are nofiicd
that they arc my property and will please re-
turn them To me at once must decline 10
tent grain s;.cks rs it is too heavy tax lpoh
Lisir7.. and an accommodation entirely I'M
apprccia;cd. Sacks will be supplied free OF
char.e To parties from whom ! purchase grain;
Those not returned promptly. Will be charged
at cost price 10 party retaining them; ...r,,-
]. {. WASHINGTON.
Jriy1 1850.
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.gEE.ET .EzEEEET, Sc.
70 The PUBLIC.

IyAVING rclinquished engagements abroad
/ which have occupied ny attention almost
exclusively for several years past VIII devote
my time in the future u work at home, ana
offer INV services - the public as Contractor
and Builder There are many evidences OF my
ability 20 design and construct houses IN the
best STYLES snd substantially and promptly here
and elsewhere, and the past lew years nave CIV
~, me .yneriences in housc-building that are
valrsh . 70 myself and 10 persons who may en-
r,la.. nae. viii endeayor, in all work eDiruAi-
"a to me, % render entire satisfaction:
J. G. HOLMES.
T,,.,,-,-1S fSS3 Arcut
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1888 Drug Trade 1893
AISGJI'EII ~ co.
Druggists,
Court IIolsc Square, ChaTIcsiown,

Court-Hoasc Square, Charlcstown,
DTALEES in Druss. Chemicals. Paints. Oil,
- Window Glass Patent Medicines soaps,
Pcrfumeric~. Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Druggists SundTie> and Fancy Goods.
We respectfully call the attention Of our Gus
toners and the public to oar large and well Sc
lccted stock Of al articles usually kept IN iir>i
class Drug Store. With increased facilities for
business and enlarged stock ~ are prepared &"
serve the public with ali goods in our linc az
reasonable figures We arc prepared to supply
country physicians With oil articles they need
at the most moderate prices.
oar Boot: and Stationery department has
been well stocked and wc are Offering special
inducements ON goods in this line.
4 full line o. Tobacco, SeIirs, and Smoking
Tobacco always on hand We are hcodg quarters
for John Lucas q COS Liquid Paini.-ahy
quantity or al cOlOrs from ID. 20 gal. cahs
always IN s;Gck
January lSS3.
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EnshzonuDIe Barber.

SAMUEL BROWN the old reliable Barber
having secured the services Of Geo. Lewis. who
has lately been working in the Eastern titles,
can be found az al hours ut his shop ~ the
Watson House" where gentlemen can be
comfortably shaved, &c.
Rates moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed
Call and be convinced.
Sept. 9th, 1851 VI.
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CGrye2ing.
BRADY ~ TRAVIS,
Fashionable BARRIERS,
Main Il, Zone door ives, Of Carter House)
Charlcstown, W. Va.

JTAIR Cutting and Shaving executed In
I Z First-Class style. Prices reduced FOR sim
glc hair cutting ~ cts. hair cutting and shave
a, same time. - cis. Tieses good fof ~
shavcs, for 800 Every effort made 70 please
customers, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Anil ID lss.i-.Hl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

CORN,
PE.g$T TER.

- OFT Blue Windsor Plaster, ground at our
y mill extra fine, Tor sale by
VALLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY.
CharleslDNn. March Il, lsS2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

w have an immense lee box weighing l1W
~ lbs. which keeps Meats Buttcr&c iresh
& cool Parties wishing anything ia Du' Use
will do we'll by calling. as wc can furnish first
class Meats, killed and kept in first class man
MERCHANT & IyCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
C,SEE'.

Z AN now offering as full prices as the mar
/ Ike. VIII justify for Grain ot all kinds,
DC. WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
d" Lifsge Br0ICs, jug"

rE,ITE Little Brown jug. and GOO Gallons of
Z other superior Ohio Stone ware just reed,
and for sale. Special inducements 90 the
trada Be WASllI%GTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted 10 the undersigned as
Y former Agent OF the B. d o. L. K. Company
inT Frcghts. ~ Commissions, or to the lAte irm
of Starry d lock, are notified that payment must
BE- made "a, once. ,.
July 10, ISIS. J. ID. ; iANHl'