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THOSE 1000 SUBSCRIBERS.

We have made quite stride upward during
the past week, and if our list keeps ON increas-
ing every week as it has since our last issue,
those 100000 subscribers are an assured fact
before the LIST of january.
What we want to impress upon every one OF
our readers is that each one should give his or
her help to the building up of the paper, at
least to tho extent of gaining us one new sub
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.


To any person who viii send us
a club Of ten new subscribers to
THE TRIBUNE we viii present
q new Waterbury watch, incl0sed
i'm a handsome satin-Iined case,
aud warranted to keep accurate
fimc.
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The number Of pension certificates issued
and signed during the week ending Aug. 2,
1884, were as follows: Original. so6; increase,
es1; reissue, %; restoration, 43; duplicate, 2;
accrued pensions, %; total, 1875.
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His Papa's Darling: Here's papa's new
Waterbury watch. he says it's ever SO much
better than his gold one, and he don't miss the
trains any more since he's got it. de lets me
play with it, too, whenever he's home. Says
1t don't get out Of order easy, like the other.
know where be got it. too. THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, the soldiers paper, sent it to him
because he got it some subscribers"
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Mrs. SHERwooD's General Order, No. 1. as
suming the Presidency Of the Woman's Relief
Corps is q graceful and pleasant and withaI
very businesslike document. It shows that
Mrs. Sherwood combines executive capacity
with that for doing the gracious and pleasant
things Of life in rare degree. She opens her
administration very happily, and we know she
win make its whole course equally brilliant
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The arrangements for the Reunion Of the
Army of the Tennessee at Lake Minnetonka.
near Minneapolis. on the 18th and 18th have
been nearly completed. There viii be a business
meeting at 10 o'clock ON Wednesday, the 18th,
In the evening the annual address wiz be do
livered by ex-Gov. Davis instead of Gen. Grant,
who is too lame TO attend. On Thursday there
win be regular meeting in the forenoon, lake
excursion in the afternoon, and grand banquet
in the evening. Ladies viii be admitted to
the banquet. All those intending to be pres
ent should at once Rotify Gen J. B. sanborn,
Chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEES. The
rates at the Lafayette Hotel win be $3.50 day.
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pass THE BUTTER

Waiter
Yes sab"
This butter Is awful strong"
Il ispeet it is. sah."
well. then. why do you put the stuff en- ths
tablet"
~WelI, the fact Is boss datss de only kind you
kin git De cattle men say dat dey's improving
de breed Of cows-maxin' dem bigger and stronger
every year, and you can't expect 'em to make de-
weak. tasteiess butter dat de oId-Eashioned. puny
kind o cows made. OATS de soieul truf boss
Pieces OF SoIomon's mantle seem to be still float
ing around and falling on men in the most unex-
peeted way. For instance: A seamssress was
brought before New Haven Justice of the Peace
last week, charged with stealing three gold coins
from her employer. She pleaded in defense thas
her baby had snatehed them up unknown to her.
The Squire ordered the three coins be spread GUS
on the table near where the mOsher sat with her
child in her arms The instant that the baby saw
the yellow disks he eIutehed them eagerly. Thers
was cheer that the Justice did not rebuke, as he
ordered the woman discharged.
Mrs. Edith Allen, one Of New Yorks society
ladies, is suing for a divorce from her husband.
One of the allegations of eruetyp that she makes
is that her husband compelled her to pack his
trunk. This is a complaint from that side Of
the house. Husbands have been known to sufFer
frightfully under the stern mandates OF their wives
to make trunk shut up and lock over contents
that would properly FIJI two such reeeptaeIes. but
there is not usually any trouble about packing
mans trunk. Toss in box of cigars, hair brush.
clean shirt and set of understanding, and the
thing is done. II the trunk is too full. throw Qua
the shirt and underelOthng. Il Is difficult to sea
where there is anything in this simple process "a
do violence to Mrs Aliens feelings.
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scriber. If all will do this-and it is very lit
tie to ask-we shall have our 100000 suhscrib-
ers, and the soldiers advocate viii have con-
stituency that will enable it to demand his
rights in voice that will infallibly secure at
tention and obedience.
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Why waste the lives of any more good and brave
men, who are desirable members Of society, In
these polar explorations? II il Is really worth
while to find the north pole,-a thing Of which wa
are not very eertain-why not send out to hunt for
it men whom very well spare? There 3 no
considerable community but which has enough
men fit out polar expedition, who could be sent
on such cruise with great benefit to their neigh
borhood. If they met the customary fate Of those
who attempt to penetrate the frozen mystery Of
the arctic circle they would have ia some glitter
ing ieebarg as magnificent q mausOleum any
man could wish and the community would have
little cause for regret. All our State prisons
crowded with men who would be good material
with which to garrison those eircampoiar sta
tionsn which the scientists want to establish 40
the most northern points that have ever been
reached At present they are rather in the way.
The trades unions violently object TO their being
put at any useful employment because that viii
bring them into competition with honest labsr out
side Of the prisons No one, except, possibly. tho
man himself would grnmble at a professional
burglar being sentenced to term Of years resi-
denee at the place lately garrisoned by the Greedy
marty with promise of remission of sentence il he
succeeded in making any discoveries or explora-
tons of scientific value. II is true that mghb
lose a good many burglars before we discovered
anything of importance. but that Is rot very
grave objection We do not claim any novelty for
this plan Ii was tried In the Middle Ages, whers
men whose lives or services were forfeited to so-
cicty were generally selected for enterprises fox
the public good and rewarded by amnesty u they
accomplished anything Ii they lost their lives n
the effort the community bore UP under it WAN
fortitads.
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TEE reports that Cen Grant is in falling
health are authoritativciy oontradictcd. Recent
visitors TO the Generals home at Long Branch
report him looking unusually well
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GEN. LOGAN has promised to speak at the
ratification meeting to be held By the Phiia-
delphis Young Republican Club on the sth OF
October.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
fEsTAeLlshEo. 1872
PUBLISHED WEE KY.
(EsrAeLlsAeD. 1879
One Dollar per Year,
Invariably i'm Advance.

six months, So cents. no subscription for
less period received.
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80, a s .naIo. - orol s sto0Na o.s s.TfsH
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= 10. 4" .HEacKerel.

NEW M. Mackcrcl by the kit or dozen, for
y sale by GEO W I. kkAESLEN.
Nav : iSSt.
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Notice.

Thos. G. Rust hereby notifies tie citizens of
Charle-,own and vicinity that he hasa new
and improved Steam Feather RenoNator winch
he intends 80, pet iut' OPERATION az once II
removes nh moth, and cleans the feathers and
makes thcm IS COED as new Can renoyaic
from 5to 80 pounds at a time Prices Of Reno
waiting: - 80 for Bed. Bolster and two Pillows
without Bolster and Pillows, 500.
Ii viii also remove moth from blankets,
Clcthirs and Brussels Carpet. shop on Con
ercS> s.. next door q Residence. rear Baptist
Church. Respectfully,
April y, issl. &c. RUST
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CONNECTIONS.

A. Ua-erstovp. Nd Wits tire Western Mary
land PcH tossed CO. and from Baltimore, Frederick
Eumi,'-aur-. Gettysburg Penmar Waynes--
h1ro. pl. lnl points ON Western Maryland
Railroad and rs branches.
With Cumberland Valley Railroad to& from
Harrisburg. Carlisle Shippcnsburg CharUber>-
bar- N.rccr,burg. Nartin>hprs erd pcints ON
the Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches.
Also t1 and from Hytshurs and the WeStand
Northwest. and Boston. New York, Phlladei-
phia and North and East.
At~acuauduJA Junction. VIVA. with Main
Line ot Dg,iWor+ ane Ci1t ,Qci.d from Wash
iugtcU.
Ar NiNertlu, Va, with Manassas Branch OF
Virginia Midland Railway.
At Wayuc>horo Junction, Va, with Chesa-
pcakc aud Ohio Railway to and trci- Green
hricr White sulphur springs ano t',hn'cnd.
tLcct sird vi.h Lexington Branch ol
Richmond anna Alic-hany Railroad.
40 Natural Bridge with Main Line OF klch-
mauj and Ale-hauy Railroad
road
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General Langltor.

, ..:,:..-.-
.' ','o ,l' 90 ~ 80 C.r7-I 1'n.-or mr.
Debility do aos srr,ar Vet, it IS wei.
~lthcp,ice.e3 fact t1at ,hete aye e"c.s when
tAf pulse ny. , low IL .i' T Sos'l anu ~ ,I
;,.l,,;l,,,1 E; r..,.,. ,,,1 .I.s whole Tendency
ofthe body IS toward rest and decay AZ
such times and during such seasons the sys-
cen; needs to4inE az by che use OF some GOOD
+aa pure '''',' '' WI. El.i 100: -. e"I
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NEW GOODS.

IAN in rcccip, of my SUPPLY Of Spnng and
I SUMMER GcCls which : am selling no ropU-
i..r prices $50 " 4 EEANSI LEY.
CDTTONS.
DIAM and Twillcd Sheetin-S, Sd, Il. and
j lu-i Bclclci and Brown Shir;inss iu all
qualities, Heachci and Uubieachcd Drilling
ie-Fv puck Tor Machine Sheets. Just reed and
.r,.lcl y GEO. ". 7. KEARSLEN.
GROCERIES.
q HOCEBiES of all grades. including Q yire
I 2 i-c uf Canned Go0jS-.dl q which wiz
De- -..I .s .ow us thc lowest.
GFn. w. IT. HERSHEY.
DRESS GGoF> DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
DItCE Ca~lmcrc. Bis. ard Ccl'd Nuns Veil
ID iu- D1mcs,icJui Fancy Ginghau'S, Zcphyr
Cloth aui ChamhuvS Victoria Lawn, India
Linen. Plain and Figured Swiss, rique and
Plaid Muslin jus, received and for sale bv
GEO. ". I. KEARSLEN.
COTTON Table Cloths, also Bleachcd and
4 Half Bicached Linen Damusk, White
C3urtr-TlgCs Icwliin- IN variety 10y the yard
AND tocc'> front Aclowest priced To the finest
qualities. Napkins and bowels. White and lur-
hcv Rcd. also Jurkcv Red Table Cloths. for
~alchy CEO. ". T hEAHSLEN.
Nay -. 1S>L
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TrI.wun sleeper daily. or Express No.5, New
Yorkto hatfancogo 81 Harrisburg, connecting
40 Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper io- New Or
leans. N'I Knoxville and Atlanta, and az Dal-
tom with Pullman Sleeper for Jacksonville,
making virtu.uv 100 change New York 70
Florida and New York % New Orleans.
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A eheckma.e-.he ~ hasbanA.

A checkmatc-the rich husband.
70 ccsts mOvc for baby 90 81, tooth
than it does 10y o grown person.
Laid on the table for future consideration
The subject Of medical college.
when a man loves the ground girl walks
on, it don't say he loves the girl too.
A little girl wanted her father to go to the
loafers and &c, a loaf Of bread.
The girl who marries in May gets no ice
cream in Angus: The honeymoon wares
loag before that time
A san Francisco Chinaman has been ar
rested for marrying three women. The
chinese are rapidly becoming civilized.
In Texas when man wishes 20 cut an
acquaintance his procedure is simple. He
uses a bowie knife
One would suppose that the coinage of
pennies by ihegoycrument would hariiypay
if il takes ten mills TO make one cent
"A genie. IS popularity supposed to be one
who can DO anything except make a
living.
IL is admirable to DE thoNic,im Of ones
faith; it is sad to die the 9upe Of ones
ambition
It the fecbl,st roustache. as well as
the sicklies. child that gets the most
tonlliug
These are the mornings when the roses
kiss he girls ON the cheek AMI forget to ga
away.
Men who abuse their s,omachs may have
Ills consola,ion that the more they eat
now the less they viii have TO eaS after
awhile
lady, to small boy with dog johnny,
does that dog bark at uight2 Johnny, who
is q counoiss,ur iu dogs-No, ma'am, he
banks at cats and other dogs.
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r::ShioAnDic Barber.

SAMUEL BROWN the old reliable Barber,
having secured the services of Geo. Lewis. WHO
has lntcly been working ia the Eastern ,iiies
can be fJtma a, ~ hour, ~ his shop OF the
Watson House. vhcrc gentlemen can be
comfortably shaved, %.
Rates moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and bc convinced.
Sept. eth 49, -,
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EE.S.STER.
YNc .su..s.ce:sa .Sseel ED!o.r.

DURE GROUND RAW BONE. Wcarcnow
L grindngat our mill near l.. x O. Il. X. De
pot. pure Raw Bone and Pure Steamed Bone
which wcarc ab'e tGgrarantee 10 be absolutely
pure Call and sec.
wv + arcnow preparing orr Corn Fertilizers
W for the spring trade. They are IN linc
condition. nOcXtra water hut dry and thorough
ly manipulated.
WILEY FERTILIZER co.
March s, 1851.
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1893 Dvug Trade 1893
AISQUiTII ~ GO.

Court-Housc Square, Charlestown,

Court House Square, Charlestown,
NEAIERs in DRUGS. Chemicals, Paints. Oil,
! 9 Window Glass, Patent Medicines, Soaps,
pcrfnncrics Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Druggists Sundrc> and Fancy Goods.
We respectfully call the attention Of our Gus
TONERS and tl,, public % eur l0rsc and well SEE
lecied stock IF ~ Uri'cic- Usually kept IN first
class Drug Store Wtli increased facilities Tor
bu-incss and enlarged stock we are prepared 90
serve the public wit, 80 goods in our line al
reasonable figures We cre prepared &C. supply
country physicians gitli all aff'cies thcy need
At the most moderate prices.
oar Book and Stationery dtparii1ent has
been we'll stocked and SIC ~ oi'ceirg special
inducements on good IN this line.
\ fail liIe OF Tobacco, Seears. and sa'uhing
Tobacco always on hand. We are hcadqnaFicrs
for john Lucas Il Cos Liquid Paints-any
quantity OF all colors from -. to gal. cans
always in stock.
IJuf'.rV = 1859
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JEFFERSON WO0LLN KlkL,
fOTUtcrly POrtcr'S Factory.

Under the ai0re r,o.iif7iscd naHfc tfc nd
Porter Factory" which in days gore ~ ~
loved almost a national reputation for cXcci-
lent manufactures, will be operated By the UNI
dersigucd. Necessary repairs have been made
..rd improved machinery introduced, and It l.
our exrsctatiui. a. maintain the rel cation OF
the mill and to meet the demand OF the public
for irst-class goods.
The HIGHEST Market Price will be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such points as
:i.ay i'e dcigHstc!.
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, Will receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully,
J.JOBE & co.
Post oGicc-iipon, Jefferson County, ". Va
J. Z. Jolrc ( Bro. will continue to'opersic tlrc
A:ill Fl Brpcctown, Frederick County, Virginia,
and will pay the top market prize for Wool dc
livercd there
April, -, 1883.
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Wool w anted !

IAN ready TO pay the highest market pricei in
! Cash for all the Wool clipped in jefferson
County. VIII receive the same ia TCrscn or
by Agcntin Charlcstown at the Adams Express
O.iiCc. National Bank Building, or at the JET
6 rson Wooden MiIls therefore known rs For
tiers Factory near Whcatland StationS.N r. K.
Mark it Ny arrangements are such that /
can handle all the Wool brought or shipped 10
mc and Cash paid on delivery.
JNO. J. JOBE.
p O. Wheatland, Jefferson County West Nir-
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1s.IfNIs.

yNrF.l>a-r - eallon. of Lucas Liquid Paint
W on hand-ii nyir trf over iouriliDua-
and gallons OF it bavc Been sold IN this County
In the last hcc yclr, ~ e'4ip Lewis Pure
White Lead. and every variety Of C0lors Var
ni-hcs and Linsccd Oil Paint 10 all coior- Ole
ready prepared in apd 81 ems We have
the largest stock of these eDGds 'rr he County
and can Kill. CO. tie same uHalily ~ go,ls ai
iow rs tie lowest. AiSel FfH Il CO.
MAY ~ i-~l
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OF HOUSES
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES,

WE will have by September lSt full sun
w ply of school Books ofcyery description
also . fell line Of School S1ndrics. such ~
pens, SPITE rsncils, saichcls, dc. We in,iit
the attention of our customers, and the plblir
70 tins branch of our business. Any book ma,
in stock furnished in few days
AlSQUIrlI & co.
turust %. 1850
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Near Nienls. Ca, lice ESQ von.ca vho
run their own farm doing the work them-
selves. They raise cotton and garden veg
etables
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APnigE

bD!gr Send six cents for postage and
" sts a. receive fsee apstly box OF goods
which will help all, Of either sex, TO more mo-
ncv right away than anything else in the world.
Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure
At once address TRUE Co, Augusta, Maine.
Anil ID lNSl-lNe
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NOTICE.

4 former Agent oi the y. q o. x. H. Companr
iuf Frcghts, % Commissions, ar % tie tate trm
OF Stirry . E"csy aye svtiiisd that payment n.ps'
be made a onsi ..
July -, ISIS. :. ID. 81 Ahisi.
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Plain ssnd ORNAMENTAL
PLASTERING.

suhscrsbertakess dTant,se % ;the Pres, =,
4 amedium by which TO ingrrin the citix.ns =
this apd adjoining counties that ae sprcpared !.
srder.akethe
PLASTERING OF HOUSES.
in a-ystylct'iat may be desired from on, Co,,,,
three, Hard Finish, White Coat QrNcary skim :
Cornces and Centres run, and Ornaments stn,k
ifdcsired None bnt frs'-clsss wo-kmen willf
empl6yedon work that may be entrusted to me
CIS7ERYS cgNEyTED AVID cUsR4y
TEED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my gratcfu Ia Acknowledgements,
fo- tie liberal patronage have receiTcd sipsS
commencing business, and hope by a strict adhe.
renee to duty 10 inertia continuance ofthesane
Ess- Allcommuniea,ion addressed to me ~
Chsrlestown, w. Va, will receive prompt at,ep.
tion C.FRANN GALLAlEI.
March 30, 1879.
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EsgRSjS .E4eEME.e'G.
SHIRTS
CharleStOwn, W. va.

Ts7RY the Pride Of the World SHIRT, tie hest
4 in the market. POO Linen and the ever
LASTING stay attachment. For sale by
Z. d. EBY.
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.5a,O. B. .soDe 3 ksy0.

will purchase all the Wool delivered 10 them
az their Er1icetovu Wcclen Mil, Frederick
County. Virginia.
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VIRGINIA FREE RESS--THE
a'ivgiaia frre gress.
PEElsE T.lkE III BACk.

1ou kissed nae 50 the gate last night,
And mother heard the siunck
She saws it's naughty % 10 So,
So please DO takeit back
3 carnct see vhst harm there Isl
In st7th iing. can ycaf
but mother a.eros So very Wrothf
Please take 30 back, now DO.
it seems to me quite natural
Furlips 90 meet that way,
But mother says It's very wrong
So take &c back, pay.
And come to thinkcfit I'm sure,
That several shines twas done,
So. now. o. make N right. Doe sure
To take back every one
Z wOqld nCs have YOU think IT'S me
10 not care mite,
But mothcrs SD very particular,
Please take them back tonight
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Notice.

All persons who kept Accounts with Us last
year. are requested 10 give them immediate az
icntiou AiSeUIIH = CO.
January 5, 1854.
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r,,RY the Rather Chewing Fo'aeco. for ale
by I. u. EBI.
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STATIONERY.

Every ylIay If Parer inl fuycl1pc' ah
sizes and culOrs. 100 lloXcs Of Paper m.o ~
yc!opcs at icc = Box. Photographs, Aa,osnpl,
and Scrap Albums
DOCKS. Pcck's Bal Boy. Pcck's Sunshine,
ID Perks Fun. Texas sstlngs. Poems, school
Books ai,,l 8 general stUs 81 nir-'la'cois
realizing ......
(NOUTD 'nforfu the public that cv6-y i'rc
w scriWi0n that comics tO ny Store b. pre-
pared rs me individually. Persons - tu'
me az night ~ the rJpn drcr tie dld Si.,''
Office. iai pail3hg. Respectfully,
Julv 10 iSSl. GEO. e. LlGll1
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LOOK OUT.

1 IL persons indebted tome will please come
n flrward and settle hy tash rr Note. O, :
want my Business settled. as this is q New l-s-,
and don't you forget it,
B.s0yDERs
Jam % ISs3.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
furnished hy
IItA 4,

GEO. I. LIGHT
VyCALLA & STAVEIN'S beautifully 4.
NJ Illustrated Church Annual, Whitaker
Protestant Frisoolul Almanac, containing
Bishop Pcrry's History ut the church from H.
a To 1854 also Potts Church Alnana,s. A
fun line OF Stationery. Blank nooL.. school
Books, &c. DR. tftAs. i. IRAIL
Phannafr
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Surveying and ConVcyancipg

7 WILL survey anywhere, promptly ana al
! short notice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in CONNECTION Herewith to DkA "
ING DEEDS or any other instruments ot Writing
.O.-Charest0wn, jefferson Co., W. Va:
Dac 4 1871 z HOW ELL BROWN.
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ChriSfns0S groceries.
r. s. LeisenFing

HAS lust received a fresh supply of Blairs
II Handy Pencil Tablets; Bill and Statement
Heals Orintedl Happy Boy composition
Book Envelopes for photographs; GoSpel
HYMNS l, >. 3, and {, and No. 1 separately, with
and without notes; oblivion Black Board
I4asefs. Orders taken for Pointed Eill State
ment and Letter Heads. \ full and complete
line of samples a the above work can be seen
by calling upon x. :. LEloLNhiNu.
January L. 1854.
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TO TIE I,UuLIS.

. CHARLES McCAHD, the "Od Reliable "
" informs his friends and the public HAT Joe
has routed room in the WciFick Building.
formerly occupied hy J. r. Marker, which has
been ncaily fitted - ~ eating Room for iis
friends AMI TIE public geBcrully. Al! kinds ni
cntal,lc- ,,ni;infallr tr houd. Lunch or meals
at shor, notice, at ai hours and IN good style
~ p N-r9w o,d Cr1is sFeciahy 81
Give him a call
May /. - CIikYnH5 H. McCARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31
Chair seats Gained.

MFRS. JN. WHITrINGToNi Is prepared "a
VI Repair Cane Seat Glars & short notice
and upon easy terms, at her home 4 the
Southern suburbs of CharlcstOwn, on Bloom.
cry turnpike.
September %, 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31
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