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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02

The King of Denmark is truly q pa.
reotalmonarch. Finding that during the
recent severe weather the royal foot guards
were suffering greatly from colds end
coughs. this good old gentleman ordered a
supply Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for them
aud nov the seutries are happy.
Maggie Blanchard, step daughter Of
Councilman Reading, Of Upper Msuch
Chunk, YVES married on Friday last, To Mr..
Noble Bradley, BY Rev. Mr.. Yost, of the
NJ. +. church.
EVERY Pnmise backed by guaran
tee. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give
immediate relief. Price IS * so cts. Sold
by Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and E. A. Horn,
Weisspurt.
Governor Pattison has appointed B.
NJ. Mead, County Clerk under Auditor
Genera scheli, Agent for the State 10 col
lect disallowed war claims from the United
States Government. .......
&N-A Farm of l1S acres with house
on il, and about 3 acres cleared. for sale
cheap or in exchange for town property
Three miles from Mauch Chunk. Address
W. M Rapsher. LehiRhton, Pa.
charles McGee, of Yorktown, wal
found frozen to death on Friday morning
of last week. between Jeanesville aDd
Beaver Brook. lie leaves a wife and large
helpless family to mourn his untimey emo
Na-GALLERY FOR SALE The un
dersigned has for sale portable Photograph
Gallery, with or without apparatus. Th'
pa allery is in excellent condition and will b,
disposed Of at sacrifice. Apply to VIM
NJ. Flickinger, WeatherlY, Pa.
"A Bio TRIEol- Every subscriber to th'
CARBON ADyoeATE who Immediately pay
up srrenrages and one year in advance vii
receive free for one year Health and Home
large page, 40 column monthly paper
devoted to home matters. Step up.
Pure Linseed Oil, at ]
l.. Gabel's, 68 cents per gal.
Ion for cash.
-Sleghing parties passing through thi
place are very numerous. The participant
apparently enjoyng themselves hugely
we may judge by the strength of thei
voices as they warble forth on the midnigh
| air: "Wait till the clouds roll by"
Mas- II you want first class piano ol
organ, call on Prof j. F. Hslbach, two 10 u
ai,nve Tho vas drug store. All instrument
so d by him are guaranteed os represented
-Maach Chunk Daily Times, 29th uli
"Judge Packer is convalesc ing very slowl,
and it may he fortnight before any ms
terial change for the better takes place.
Q Iery-tIas not "material change Tor th
better" already taken place when sic
man is convalesclng?..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02
Weissport, Penna.
Repairing
oraii kinds promptly attended to at VERY
Reasonable Charges.

Ii you need anything in our
line, give us a call before 60
ing elsewhere. Our Prices
are as low as the lowest, and
all Goods are warranted to be
as represented. feb2-y
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02
"That Extreme Tired FeeIing.n

"The first bottle Ens done my daughter a
great deal Of goods lcr food does net DIS.
tTeSS Ter now, hCr does sl.e suffer from That
e1trcrG tired Jcciin7 which she did before
taking HOODS SARsApArILLA.'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02

Sold hy all druggists. rriee q bottle OF
six bottLss for S5. Prepared yC. !. Eoop
& CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02

Hoods Tooth POvder, Only 35 Cents
Ysb. :, issaiy
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02

IAIANrED - LADIES TO TAKE OR
w NEW Fancy work a. their ha,nes.in RI y
w or antry.and earn a6 "a Sl2 pr Week.
trade. Send ife Tor sample and part o1l ~.
HUDSON kFG CO., eeS Sixth Ave-, Msv
York ~ F'St
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-02-02
EPORT or THF CONDITION ol
II, the FIRST NATIONAL RANK

at L. highton. In the Stata Of at tn,
close o. business. December S1st, 1888:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Everyone on going ini" ia" First
National bank yesterday morning he.
came painfully aware that AN "dor
existed therein. that suggested some
thug far removed from the fragrant
Magnolia. The oliaci"ry nerves al
several deposltors rcNoiied as the keen
atmosphere agitatcd the air within
whenever the dopr was opened and at
last IL" Jri,..ikr patience of our cashier
ceased to l.ca rir,a. and lie started ou
Tia, tgai; Dl thai "doriferoIs ralIsc.
He dist,ud,d hi nasal organ ANA IT.
gan Ia ily irrn corner Ia corner then
to the vault AMI back, again To the
vicinity "f hi- dush when his proi,os-
cs Suggested halt. Obeyiug he us
ing his strongest expression said,
"O.i p>haw. Il must he here and he
began a -clurh at the r,",.-,s aud
drawers ~ hi, desk when lac jumped
W. m.d exclaimed "Eurrka' al the
same time holding alott - pi -" of linn
burger rh,r,c which some friendly
joker had placed therein.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
he ar~fuI.

II j. ira, that til" rnly means that
his city pn-,,.,,- I" give "A lir' alafmio
her ci,il,n, j. through The medium 81
iir,urnl.. " aich areas a rule ind s,rin.
iaalely S,,d 10y everyone. They that
give this >...ial should, however, take
care flmi u. serious accid,nl- may L.
-uli.ani should rlrvaieihcir w.aponat
-ucl, an angle that the missiles will
TALL b"y"nd the p"ini wlnrr crowds
may l,' collected. Of late there have
been tn" narrow escapes, one on the
might of the Commercial. hotel fire
whrnc. =. Stevenson had bullet
lodge ia the heel "f hi, sh.- and the
other un last saturday night when
Mis-, Abbi. Payr,r.. who happened
10 he on the sir,i. lad "a bullet
.iance on her clothing. These are
nHt narrow escapes from serious acci'
dents aud should in the future hs
avoided 10y more careful firing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Our readers will find elsewhere the
advertisement oG 4. J. r. Enrich,
wagon and carriage maker aud ear.
penter. Those who have had occas.
/. ion Ia have work done recently will
remember him a. having been for
merly located opposite the Inter
Ocean hotel. W. hope oil our rDadcr.
will !atronilu Him ~ man VIII" ai-
vcrtis,s in the JorRNAL may he cuu.
si,ier,sd ~ being reliable aud enierptis-
Ing and capable Of doing all that he
promises.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
Horse Recovered.

Advertising always pays and an
other ,:,sc in point II that nj M-,f-.
Brill X O>c"od, who last week adrrr-
tis-,l ihough the columns at the
DAILY and WEEkLN JoI RNAL the
ioss oi "A valuable horse. The notice
coming under The eye of Mr.. T., ;.
johnson, "A rsnchman. who Lad taken
up stray h"r>c, the animal Was
found to correspond Ia the -cription
and Was promptly. returned H. il.
owner
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
IsihkIes

Nu-ic 10 night.
The m.p held sway.
Mis- Connect j, skater.
Let another crowd br thcrr.
Valentines nj i.isinskis. li3.
All til, boys ware there last night.
The music will lee splendid Tonight
Carnival masks ut Bertnnd's. 49,
Ed Campbell il one Of the experts
now.
Don't forget the carnival next sat
nrlay.
Mr.. Douglas Wa at the rink yes
lorday.
Hammond cnn test all the fast ones.
IL he will.
Mr.. Arthur Teasdale Bigg was there
Il say =.
The Misses Dixon We're both there
last night.
Moore, of the depot, got of some
gymnastics.
Eddie Goettlich was greatly admired
for his fancy skating.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

of the ever Welcome chinn"ok will
kiss oilr snow clad hills either To day
~ Ia morrow AMI tie heavy WRAPS "f
ia" pedestrian disp,n-cd with Tor "a
few day,
II may NOW h"r.nsilnrcd IA assured
fact Thar The district rn,rI viii hr Evih
ia This 81 un the -ucund Monday ia
March, whirh May h "rrIi,d ~ good
n,N~ hy aiunsI everyone. u T. nf
rrrran Whth"r .'uig" ,ongrg viii
pr -i,,c ur uui tmi At T. iiilru,!B i'Iai an
alroir;uriu will hc made hy The
cNerulIyr in ihr cuur~r ~ ih" next lew
days aiii whether .iUdsr H"u-rr i IT,
aIl,in',& urnyi, rrurI Will" held "n
the ia, appointed. 'ihIs will hay''
the t,r',n y a. III al ri ~" III"
that rnhT Nnthl not r,diycIw ihi-
term aud that many iuc"nv, Hsno'-
wuu,d iry -uii,rd W tl"-, Who are
anNrdI, l"r srp,rly trial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Levi. +. Wnaley, the travelling
salesman "f Met arthy, Nanplanck
Il Co.. II. Paul. left on sundays Pa
c.iic express lor the towns on the line
of the road.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

II Is stated on authority ~ co,Ling
direct from Governor Crosby that
Judge Cong.r's successor will be mp
pointed before the next term of court
to be- held here. the date of which IL
now fixed for the second Monday IN
NJ arch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have "A printed GUARANTEE an every
httlr oi Shil"h's Nitalincr. II never
fall iu cure, For sale at Edwards
drug .lnr.
Hereafter the rink viii lac .prn
every muIniiig cNrcpl saturday. iiuhI
~ {" T. ing ladies and beginners. The
admissions Price u' twenty-five r"nis
ruv,i inl Two hours .hatinE. pu sat
uriay frnin n:ar to In:;a admission nee
for >rliuni rliil,ir,p.
Ifyuu wish tir nr~i :. ~ and L.
wear old whi-ki,. rall nu Professor
i'ach ri hi> new hripk nilding VIA r.
he iSrrIt- the hr>t "ud. ia TIDE city.
\ nasal injector re-, with zach lnitlc
az Shllol's raiarrh rcIu'dv. l'rir" ~
r'It~ irr sale At Edward drir STORE.
Duiy wholrsnlr Ilqrur hou-r Va The
rity ,allaghrs', Main. street :.ui
"!in"kmriack." II la,iius aud fra
grant perfume. Price - aui ~ tant~.
For al. at Edwards drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

James II. t'ar!ock departed ON the
delayed Atlantic express for the east
y.sterda, morning To- he absent bat a
lew ,laN-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

The bate -rur li>ou The Dakota plains
aud in ray I,;l-,". %. the Rocky m"lin-
lpiu~. hnge s,Gipu~iy iEu ru.pt"i the
arrival an! drparlUIr ga all trains "n
the NurllUgn .Ariiir III tai, paint.
klHlhrr ,lllv iicrr -anriaN al 80 T..
d.. arrived herr Monday morning al
BIS. aul Yesterday moth ia" Atlantic
aud ra",ii" cx1lr~>' wrr"N"rN much
hclIiIrl time. n. hcihg hEr h"ul~
und NJ. . siXtrn hours hate. il'
irack i, now char, the snow rl"w.
ia ing hrpn H. constant H.. far the
Ii.,i two ,ay-. hH, "a, the indications
are that more Snow viii tall the At
rival ur the tram. on time canned lee
relied ca.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Frank Lam, uf Powder river, l. con-
tined IN his rpnm AT the Int"rDc.an
with severe ease "f inllImnaiory
rheumatism.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

=. II. Douglas, wife and child, re-
Turned Yesterday morning fran
Helena, where Nc. ndiglass has been
attending /, his duties ~ delegate 10
the convention.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

&. W. savage returned o. Monday
from the constitutional convention.
He thinks the convention u Success in
every seIi,r of The word.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Arthur Tcasdale Bigg, Of the Green
Mountain Live stock company.
which have "A range near Forsytle.
arrived in tl,is city on the delayed
Atlantic express MONDAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Tvo ym,n- ladies anr circulating
Throughout Iii. city lnprr a-,ing
s,,l,,rriplIou> To Mrs.. Buah,r whp wa-
huiut out ,u saturday night. Mr..
nu.Lrc j. most charitable "t,ir,t ard
w. ''''''''" Wv -, 49, ,,.....,.,,.
~
'N'
TIN laarl OF ,nun.y commission r.
viii m,,i un SATURDAY next. ~ -
a',lork. "A. M, in the ui;i,r of Iir
r.a,.ty clerk. iur The Transaction u!
.u.h Lu,iues,a.rray lrc hraIuli, irlprr
them. Iti,al." To- lac pr-umrJ that
thcy will nj dis ur"rli.g -rl,r.; .hc
urnul and ,rtil iupr- iur li" coming
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

l.. ID. Houser. the travelling sales
man Of the Gilbert Manufacture
company NJ New York, arrived on the
Pacific express ON sunday and Is here
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Mrs. tnurirnay continues {" rapidly
improve and ran ~ hn2'r he i'rni''i
"A sirs woman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Tho lndhn~ who ara inyilri r. The
hrrnIuu at the Inter OCEAN hotel
which lake, place fortnight VIII he
called iur al their home. hy "a sleigh.
which viii convey tlsni To and from
tie hotel
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

J. n. Potter, al Minneapolis, arriv-
ell on the Pacific eXl rrss Monday and
/. stopping at IA" lnl-r-Dc,nn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

J. +. Graham, one nf The wcll'to-ao
cattle men oI Powder river. i, IN this
ciiy and /, at the lnirrO,an.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Fort Keosh wa. visited by ira yes.
i"rday IN III" burning If "a shack on
the outside Of the post buildings. II
was moi n government building and
was inhabited by IN" Of the Transfers,
80 II is understood. The l,- 10 small.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

J. l. Taylor, "f II. PAM, arrived On
the Pacific cNlrr>s Yesterday and Is at
til, inIrr-D.an.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Thhm,s \. Whiiwur;h. o. Helena,
dcpar,,ol on Sunday .or his home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

r. Marin and :. L.. 'ilh'nry, ot
Livingston, ATE al the iutrr Ocean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
'Ntrrp ~rArt> A>rDrrrF.

tNirin ~IkIt> ANp DriI,E.
MILE tIry, Il !. lice. T. lNNS
Having b-rE "r,rrrd 10y The honor
ALL, commissioner ut the general
Land ollir' Ia lrkr POSSESSION "t al lug-
ii'~ ana uthyl i,'uhrr Ir% rlii AMI ~
ing ou the hanks "t ronsHc river Hud
it, irihu,arh> IN the W"lt Mountains,
! hereby lnll,ii MI ,"r.,Hn. rrHuyiuG.
appf"uriar,na, az interfering with the
sane for anv pufpn-" whatever. undr;
pcialry 81 law. q. II. E"ItB.
Il - lott Receiver
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

locking up trade ia cotton goods. Tie
product of the mauuiact ~. ID" repre-
spul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Rob RI Nugeni, au extensive horse
breeder on the NJ tzmh, and Who la.
for several muntds past been guus, "f
the lnlcr-Dran il confined Ia his
room IN that hotel ~ ilh "a SrIiuu- Hines.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

ID. i. Rcddnp. uf III, Rosebud. ar-
rived ia hi, city yesterday m"ruine
and !, "gist'rd AT the Inter ocean.
Mr. iirddin report, his SHEEP Il, he
ing in inr condition aud ionkinu well
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
LOCAL NOTICES.
The hest Of Liquor, at i;nllagh,,

Parties wishing 10 purchase lcrishn.
bile articles belonging tot. w. Savage
4 Sons, will apply ~ the sheriff IN the
Board Of Trade rooms.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
Local Provision Market

Butter. clioicr,.ii Cabbage, per To 1
,.u.s. eh>l,ru....li Lord
Egg. ranch......7i Bacon, II
Poldioc,. per H. : DAT. =
Ouipn-, y Germ, y
Turnip-, 1 +" ar. p'i cwi '.'1'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Charles Ellison, who has the build.
iug ~ the ice house for III" MarIui,
,le I0rcs AT OLD Town under his su-
perry son, wa seen on sunday by the
JorRNAL man. He report. that the
work !, almost g milctc with Tie
exception Of The ro,f aud thai II il
nearly iill'd with lee. liz stated that
the ice house was by M means lnrg,
enough aud ia" quantity ori's needed
ihis coming summer wuulh Tar ~
cccd The amount put up. He stated
The leo wa, Of good quality and thi"i.-
ness.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12
LOCAL ITEMS.
Irrirni ~ 'r"ips
usafhp RPori.

No. :, Wr,i Roma. Due At Milr, city il.%7 q, n
No !. East InIul. "a. At Mite. f,ty 80 y. NJ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

DGly whnlrsrlr liquor lmu-r iit The
,'ity j. rallaghrs', Main, Street :suf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-12

Ill lllltN ~ W itl' A'Asi' W. ii'i'ii''
dcpar,rI on Sunday .or his home.
r. Marin rnl :. L.. NJ 'llh .nrv, of
Livingston, ATE al the Iuter Ocean.
Mrs. truriruay continues tn rapidly
improve and ram ~ hana.r bc TERMED!
a sirk woman.
&. II. rarsnn, TcprscuiITg the It.
Plui stationery nlany, J. IN the
inlrr Ocean.
Misses Dixon. of II. Xon station, ar
rived on the west bound train ye-ter-
day Afternoon.
J. l.. Taylor, "f II, PAM, arrived on
the Pacific cNIrr,. Yesterday and ls at
I'll, inIrr-D,san.
J. +. Graham, one nf The wcll.to-uo
cattle men oI Powder river. il IN this
eiiy and l. al the lnlrrOsan.
J. n. Potter, al Minneapolis, arriv-
Ell uu the Pacific cxI Tess Monday and
j. stopping al ia. lnirr-oc,an
James II. t;ar!ock departed on the
delayed Atlantic express for the east
yesterday morning :" he absent bat :,
lew days
Frank Lam, uf I'uw der river, l. con-
tines! 10 hi. rpnm AT the lnt-rOc. an
Will. severe ease at inillninaiors
rheumatism.
G. W. savage returned o. Monday
from the constitutional convention.
He thinks the convention success ia
every scii,c of The word.
Lewis =. Wnaley, the travelling
salesman "i Met 'arthy, Nanplanck
Il Co.. II. Paul. left on sundays Pa
c.iic express Tor tl. towns on the line
OF the road.
s.R. Douglas, wife aud child, re.
turned Yesterday morning fran
Helena, where Nc. D"lglass has been
attending /, his duties ~ delegate 10
the convention.
Arthur Tcasdale Bigg. Of the Green
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14

Svoull recommend Eiy's C,eam BALM 90
amy one hayiu. Caturhor catarrhal Asthma.
have suffered cor five wears $50 / could not
lie down Tor weeks 40 time. Since have
been using the Balm can De down and res,.
I thank God that you ever invcatcd such q
medicinc.-FaukP Bar,cigh, Huntington,
" III.
Ny son. aged uiucyca-s, was afflicted with
Taarrh the as, of Eiy's Cream Balm eff
tectcd complete curc.-W T. Hamman.
Druggist Elston Pa. $50 COS. package.
See alv'tI
From Major Downs. Military Instructor.
Mt Plelsar, Academy. Sng sing, y. y:
During the very cold weather / WAS >u.icr-
ing with Caarrh Ny head and throat
achcl SD severely chat I WAS obliged 20 keep
quiet E.y's Cream Calm WAS suggested.
Within an hour from the fast application
felt relieved. the pain began tosubside. In
afew days was entirely -ured. w. 4. Downs.
Price '0 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14
CONNECTIONS.

A. Uasc---oWu MI. with the Western Mary
hnd Railroad tpud from Baltimore, FrcdcI1cS
Ermit~hur-. Oc.ty~hury Pcumar. WayneS-
loro Pa. arl points oa Western Maryland
Railroad aul i,> branches.
With Cumberland Valley Bail-oaltoS from
Harrisburg Carlisle NmppcnShurg Chambers
hur, Mac.r,5l.- Mlrtin>buv,, ami points on
thc Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches.
Also to and f-om rtJ~burs and Che West and
N,rthwcst. aul B,~toa. New York, Philadcl-
phia aul North sui Ei-t.
At>hcnandolh Junction VI. va, with Main
Lincor Baltimore tul Ohio tland from Wash
iu-tnl.
so Rivc-tou Va, With Manassas Branch OF
Ni~.iaia Midland Railway.
At Wayac>ha-1 Junction. Va, with Chc>a-
ucilc aui Ohio Railway % and from Grccn-
bric- White. = j'phUr Springs and Richmond
AtIueh laird With Lexington Branch Of
Richmond anJ Allegheny Railroad.
~ Natural Hr.J-c with Main Line of Rich
-inll Iul Auc-h9uy Railroad
At Roanoke. w.,h Norfolk and Western Rail-
road
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14
II .IE:xl'Z,Z...z j sg,s q 3
HOW LOST, HOW RESTOREDi


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any address. postpaid. on receipt OF six cents
or two postage stamps. Address
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October II, Sly .Sinp&co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14

James Giiitn, young farmer OF York
township, near Beilaire, Ohio, invited hi,
neighbors to q bu,chering. After the party
gathered fire WAS started with logs from 500
oldcahinthathai Seen torn down last spring
and the log pi.cl "a? for future use. After
the fire had been burning for some time q
youag maa noticed thatoac Of The logs was
hollow, AMI taking poker he gave i, a
punch. To the surprise and a,.oni,ameat
of an present some 80 gold pieces rolled
ou; into the lrt The logs were rapidly
pulled of the dre, and general search w1s
made. Gold pieces Of an denominations
Vcrc found. ranging FROM - % S2o. and the
total sum was something over $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14
Christmas Groceries.
G0oH People.

n D. EBN sells bri;ht Golden Syrup at 20
- cts. peg sllloa-iorm,r price Of same arti-
Gle 50 c;s.
II d. EBY sells canned Corn, Peas and To-
~ mat0cS at 10 cts. per can.
4 D. EBY sell, Granulatcd Sugar at 10 cts.
- per ib.-A. sugar at . cts, Light Brown
a. and cts.
HOMINY. Peas and Beans sold cheap Coal
oil only l5ctS per gallon. Try the Cream
Indigo only 3 cts per bottlcut {. ID. EBIS.
DRINlE article of New Orleans MolaSScS only
1 ~ cts per gallon and New Orleans Sugar
always on hand ut {. d. EBN'S.
NACARONIand Cheese. New PruncS, IsaiSin'
vi and Dried Apples, for sale at
G. D. EBY'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14

Prosper Merimce was far from good look
ing, and knew IL very well In the midst
Of a fete one Summer day in Paris he came
accidentally upon two English ladies who
were unable to find a cab. - De was po-
litcly helping them in their embarrassment
nc hearlone ofthc ladies remark IN English
that he was amia5Ic 6ut drcaiully ugly.
Merimee, who spoke English perfectly.
,urucd round briskly, took his hat Oft, and
said. Madam, alady sobeautifui as you are
ought % be more indulccnt.'
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EASrBOUND TRAINS.

M 2o3 runs daily. Al o;hcrtrains daily cN-
ccVt Sunday. ,,.,-.,.,
Supervisor of Trains. Winchester, Va.
W. VI. CLEMENTS,
Muster ct transportation, condensation.
November 30, i,Sj.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14

NEW Crop New Orleans Sugar. for sale b!
y G. W. r. KEARSLEY.
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The Niat.fc 1merieu i'm o r,cca, issue
says, Papcs cannot De madc soluble in
water. L, can De reduced to a pulp or tho
same condition /, was in before b,i1s made
into paper. II can be made plastic as in
the cellu!oid process, by macem,ing CAM
phor and alchohol I, then becomes trans
paren, under pressuyc, but does no; return
TO its original consistency by exposure to
the air. Paper may also be made soluble
by Immersion ni,ro-sulphuric acid washed
driel ali dissolved in either THIS is the
co.l5liou of the druggists"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-14
1888 Drug Trade 1883
AISQEI'rII X CO.
Court-IIousc Square, Charlcstown,

COurt-i House square, ChaTiVo""H'
nEALEES in Drugs. Chemicals. Paints. OILS,
IL Window Ga>S, Patent Medicines soaps
Pcrljlmcric>. Hair Nail and Tooth BRUSHES,
Druggists Sundric. and Fancy Goods.
NJ respectfully call the attention OF our Gus
TONERS and the public Ia orr large and well So
lccted stock of all articles usually kept ~ first
class Drag Store With increased farlliiies Tor
business and enlarged stock we are prepared {"
serve the public with all goods in our linc al
reasonable figures. We are prepared To supply
country physicians with all articles they need
at the most moderate prices.
our Book and Stationery department In,
been well stocked and We are Offering special
Inducements on goods in this line.
\ full line of Tobacco. SesarS. and Smoking
Tobacco always on hand. We are headquarters
for John Lucas * COS Liquid Paint>-any
quantity OF all colors from ID. 10 l gal. calls
always in stock.
January T. laS3.
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GRAIN SACKS.

yNI'RE GROUND RAW BONE. Wcarc now
1 rrindingat orr mill near H. n O. Il. X. De-
pot. pure Raw Bone and Pure Steamed Bone
which wcarc able t. guarantee 10 be absolutely
pure Call aud see.
WE now prcparin, our Corn Fertilizers
w for the spring trade. They are in fine
condition. mocxtra water but dry and thorough
~ manipulated.
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
March $. liS3
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For Sale.

4 NICE lot Of Bacon. Hams, Shoulder
u Sides. MackcraI in barrels, Half ana
Quarters Herring and Shad.
MERCHANT & LUCAS.
Jane y. 1850