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been so fortunate rs yourself in obtain
ing money out of it. You obtained sub
scriptions from your friends in Maine
for the building of the Little Rock u
Fort Smith railroad. out of their sub
scriptions you obtained large amount
both of bonds and money, free of cost TO
you. / have your own figures, and
know the amount. Owing to your POI
| litical position you were able to work OIL
all your bonds mt very high price, and
| the fact IL well known to others as well
as myself. Would your friends in
| Maine be satisfied ifthey knew the facts2
Are my associates satisfied to have you
receive $4,000 for Northern Pacific rail
road and you not mako tho Investments
rs per agreement? Tive course you have
thought proper to take in regard to my
request II rather poor one, taking your
relations with me, and again ask you
to reconsider IL and grant it. You will
find il much easier to pay by obtaining
} the credit. | selected that course, think
ing IL TO he the best, II YOU again do
cline shall be obliged t0 use the notes
or sell them to outside purchasers. Ne
} cessity knows no law. Whatever bonds
{ are still due you will be delivered as the
e. road progresses.
a 70 The other portions Of your letter
$ make no reply. You know the facts; i
. Is sufficient that know them, and II il
= useless to mention them Mt this time
Please answer at once. | remain re
specially yours, WARREN FIsHER,JH
Al 1
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SHERIFF..

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ell to announce the name of W. IL. W.
SMITH rs n candidate for sheriff Of palla,
county, M the ensuing NnvpmhNr election
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wANrEp-Agcnts Tor the lives OF
CIE\El,ANDu,>A,NNn,,

containing Wll aud cnmpletc hisiory M iNo
Democratic party, purtrayluu IL brllil,nt
history through the Cntire period OF It's *.
lsahct' iuly illustrated. This book opens
Wp splendid chance for agents tnrhnk.
money, " WEI rc giving extra terms tn act.
W., workers, Sond sN. Ht once Tor OUTFIT.
AMI secure your nySt cnoice OF tcrritorv
For circular, with extra terms to agents, nl.
dress Texas Book and Bible Co., 75I Film
street, Dallas, Texas,
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LEGISLATURE.
COUNTY TnENSuEER.

NNrEARE AUTlORlZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w the name of, II. Downs as caudi-
date for County Treasurer Of Dallas county
Mt the ensuing election, November I, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31
The state Convention.

The State Democratic Contention was IN
session nc Wheeling on Wednesday and
THURSDAY os last week Thirteen hundred
delegates were present. Hon. Jno Blair
IIoge WIS cIllel to preside temporarily
Jal,e Belanon was subsequently chosen
pertinent president Both Of these gentle
men presided with consumate ability and
with dignity. Mr. Bernard l. peytoa, Sec
Rotary. The report Of the committee upon
organization suggesting Mr.. Mofett for per
manent president, created a storm that didn't
su5side on the first day. The substitution
of julie Brlnnon brough. peace to the
troubled waters The objection to Mr..
Mo.ictt was because Of some articles in the
Wheeling Rsgister-of which he is an edi-
torial writcr-aot agreeable to the friends
Of the present State administration and OF
the supreme Cour. ofAppcals. The ballot
Ing began on the 2nd day. Upon the lSt
ballot, 305 being necessary to a choice, Hon.
f. Boyd Faulkner received 224; Hon. i.
Willis Wilson poi: Hon. Joseph Vanmetro
90; and Judge Raymond 90. Upon the
second ballot Vaametre votes were changed
to Wilson, and finally, it becoming aPpa-
rent that these changes were sufficient to
nominate NJ Wilson, Mr.. Henshaw, OF the
Berkeley Observation-Disclosures man Of
Mr.. Faulkaer-l9kel that the vote be de-
clarcd unanimous for Mr. Wilson, and 1t was
azreel to. Nominations for She other posi-
tons were then made with the result shown
by the ticket 1T the head Of our columns.
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OFFICE o9 TIE snEStNDoAn AGElcuTrniL
society,".
WINCHESTER. Va. Aug. eth, 1883
Mai II. l.. y. Lewis, President
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural sooc'yf
Dear Sir.-In compliance with your request,
have the following report 10 make IN refSii
10 thc STANDARD Bone Phosphate, donated "
the society. by Ncssrs. Frazer and Bishop ~
Mariinshiirg w. Va, and purchased by me
In consequence Of late sowing. tie tesi wa
POSSIBLY not q fair one but could see nodil.
ference between Frazer & Bishops good. am
hiyhcr priced fertilizers. sowed side By side Oh
same quality of land and under The clfeum'
stance, was we'll pleased with the result
Very Respectfully, JpnS GLAiAE
4 true copy,
T. g. IoLLE. Scc'y.
Our Standard Animal Bone Fertilizer j cqg'l
10 any ai any price FOR grain and superior ",
Grass. II ypu have never used H. Try y 'io
YOU will have no other. II does not injlis<
the land Fol- sale by Getzendanner BaE'
and Capt. Eugene Baker. ,.,,,,op
FRAZER & BISHOP
Jane 10, iSsi-'tiIl oct. lst.
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TosCs. Ordinance.

a TTENTION is hereby called TO Sec !, Chap.
n Y Of the Ordinances of the Corporation OF
Charcsiown, which reads as follows
-, II any person shall enter either Of the
,,rayeyards or cemeteries By climbing over the
enclosure, or otherwise than through the gates
made for the purpose, or if any person shall
break, mark, scratch, write upon, or otherwise
dcface OF injure any tomb orEraYec-stone, mon
mncnt, vault, or other memorial within the
same. or cut, injure or destroy any tree, shrub,
or Hover placed therein for ornament or other
wise, cut or mar any grass, he or she 50 offend
ing shall pay to the town, for the use OF such
graveyard or cemetery. fine Of not less than
one ~ more ,han twenty dollars"
All persons are cautioned against offending
in this regard ~ the law will positively be
strictly enforced in al eases Of this character,
G. u. HOUGH, Mayor.
Iulv a ISS;-St
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CharTesaoscm academy.

TENHE undersigned having been elected by the
/ BOARD of Trustees principal Of the Charles
Academy. will reopen this institution on Sep
ieabcr 3rd
A fuu English, Classical and Mathematical
course will be taught. instruction VIII also DC
given in French and German. competent
assistant will be employed Accommodations
have been secured for bcarders, where they VIII
be under the special charge OF the frinGipai-
For terms amply 10 the undersigned until Au-
gust 18th AZ Charlottesville, Va, after that date
EDMUND r. TAYLOR.
Mr.. TAYLOR has been selected by the Board OF
Trustees of the Academy for the ensuing year
as Principal, and I cordially recommend him
10 the former patrons of this institution:
HENRY Il. DAVENPORT,
Pres't Board Of Trustees.
.co4
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SHrrlIEnnsrowN. JrLY 23d

E-if kt'lii- -tlf-t " n - - II -''N4s
EDITOR FREE Press:
Upon learning Of the pres
encc I'm our town to-day Of Hon. Isaac
Fouke, he was waited upon by the young
democracy and earnestly requested to adj
dress the people Conserving TO DO so tic
fact was announced aHd At =. VI. Dlr. +.
was introduced hy MAYOR b. i. Harrison
ana was received with applause. After
hanliu- thc audience for the hoaor CON
frred upon hm, thc speaker proceeded 70
review his record in Che Legislature, recall
ling the fact that be was not in any par'!cu-
lar dcliulupu; 90 the interests OF the people
whom hc was addressing AS Member oi
the Committee on Education had reported
and vas instrumental ia securing cl3UO
appropriation FOR Shepherd College; had
voted AGAINST the abolition Of the Normal
schools also AGAINST increasing the school
tax: also against the additional land taz.
I'm conclusion he made an earnest appeal IN
behalf of the National Democratic Ticket.
He was listened to with marked attention
aud was enthusiastically a7Plaudcd. !.
--=--.a-a--s.----rr-s
"Rough Oh Rats clears out Rats. Mice. l5c.
Rough on COINS 70, Corns. Bunions. l5c.
Thin people. "Wgu's Health Remover re
stores health AND yigOr cures dyspepsia, &c 81.
"Roueh on roo;hache, instant relief. 15c
Ladies who would retain freshISss aul viva
city dom Q fail 30 ny Wells Health Remover
"8ucha-p4iha.r great kidney and urinary cure
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from The grafton &gsdGrd.
Tie Congressional Contention

The Congressional Convention which met
mere Tuesday was one Of the largest and
most harmonious conventions ever held in
the state. Hon. Joseph Sprigg, Of Hardy,
was Chairman, and Owen s. Mckinney and
George Sergeant were secretaries. The
meeting wss so harmonious that the usual
committees were dispensed with. Hon. B..
f Martin, in an eloquent speech nominated
Hon. ". L. Wilson Tor Congress, and the
the delegates, fired with the spiTi. Of The ad-
dress and The excellent record Of our. peer
less congressman, elected Mr., Wilson by
scciana;ion, amid salvos of applause. Hon.
p. 4. Martin and Esquires N. II. Dent and
john T. McGraw were named US electors,
but tAe two latter gentlemen Withdrew their
names and 1Ir. Martin was elected by &C
clauation. Air. Wilson WAS waited upon
By committee and informed of his nom
inatiou. lie was escorted to the stand and
made brief and eloquent speech which
captivated friend and too alike. The con
yention was in session an hour and half
~. in that brief time it gave Us candidate
and .vskeaed al enthusiasm that will
sweep .Ae 4is!!ict hy an Overwhelming
majority 10 October.
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OLD IA MII4Y JOURN Al.
70 CONTRACTORS.

CtEALED Bids or Proposals for the enlarge
= mont Of the Public School building az "
q. Ramcv's Information to be hal of JOIN
Marshall Jas. Law. Hooif OF w {: Ramey
Trustees Bids to be placed in tile hands o
Geo. Z light Secretary of the Board 81 tsdu
cation. by the 9th of August. 1881:
By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
rni,- u 1891
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gmirersify Of 5'irgjniN.

The sixty FIRST session OF this institution will
omen Octobar Ist. 1854. Thorough instruction
in Literarg Scientific and Professional DTart.
.ncats, including Lur, .Neiiciae, Engineering and
igricuiturc For information apply to
DIR. JAMES r. HARRISON.
Chairman Of Faculty, 7. o., University DIVA
Juiy H. ls-i--it
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BUILDING CGaThACTS.

rr,UF undersigned. BUILDER anil cos
TRACTOR. desires to Inform, .he Ci:ixcn'
OF Jefferson County and tie Community genet
ally that lac 81 prepared 70 undertake Hll kinds
OF Building Contracts. VIZ
house BUILDING, DARNs, BRIDGES, sc
.:lso furnish drall or sketches az short no;ics
with estimates.
An experience Of ten years warrants me "
sayingt that can please o Binding Community
and refer the people OF jefferson - my patron
in ibis and my native County Of Clarke Con
trmplating a permanent; home in Jciicrror
County. at Summit Point hope thus TO idcn
.ifc with. and make mysefkpown 20. her peo-
,,lc. and ask u share 81 their patronage,
Respectfully,
Feb. :. l8sl-tt =. j. PVLllAN
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Shoes. The offerings under his head arc
Indeed cheap and would be SO acknowledged
if we could here make the description, cor
respond TO the value Of the shoe, al eXami-
nation. however will convince al Of their
chcapncss al FIRST sight.
: u. HIRscuMAN Y Co.
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Ssa5e o. = ese g'jrgjSt@,
CoRntv 81 -,

Clerks ofHccof the County Court
- following Is List of Deeds admitted 80
Record in s4id Oi.-e, daring the week ending
Juiy ej, lssl:
/. Eareno Baker and wife 90 II. G. Gctze1
banner Deed q Bargain and Sale. dated July
iu.h. lisa conveying One-halfof lot % Land
H. Charle,,oNn Date of Record, July DIST, lsoi
y. A. a.. Baker and wife go Charles x liar
les.r Deed of Bargain ane sale. Gatsi Apn
I'm l.sl. conveying one lui Acre = Land
lla.e az Record july 25th ls>A
Tcstc.
4 MOORE.
T.fv n fS-l Clerk = County C-ur.
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FlSFIgFI11SS I'M LII UNIVERSITY
LEXINGrON. VIRGINIA..

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Instruction i'm the usual academic studies and
in the professional schools Of Law and Enei-
nccring. Location hoalthful; expenses mod
crate. Session opens Sept. Is. For catalogue,
address Clerk OF the Faculty"
G. ". C.. LEE, President.
Julv 10 lSSf-2m
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EE'G87GG.
Valuable LOT FOR
SAKE.

VNIIE valuable lot on Main street in Charles
town. the site Of the late ". /. Psrsonagc-
50 feet 10 inches front by i32 fec deep, Is for
sale-proyidcd another suitable building Lot
can be secured for Parsonage. Il is very
eligible location.
For terms. &c. apply 20 any member Of the
Board Of Trustees Benz. Tomlinson, y. +.
Leisenring. J. Ed. Burns. Adam Young K \.
Hessey, J. r. Rodrick, A. Dunlap, Il a.
July q, 1854
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mrs. Z. p. Kennedy will reopen her Board
ing and Day School. for young ladics and Chill
drcn. on September 18th. 1854. All branches
taught. For particulars apply 20
Mrs.. KENNEDY
CharlesiUwn, Jefferson County, ". Va.
July ~ lSSl-lt5
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TO ehe Public.

T HAVE in stock some superior bFai9s ~
4 Whiskcys. among them Sour Hash r. ~
lucky Whisky highly recommended a. D'''
duliorated and pure. .co
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.Ea.ninissraror's Notice.

rE'HE undersigned having qualified - Ad-
1 minisirator upon the estate Of Nathan
Narnes. deesased, hereby gives notice 20 all in
,,eb:cd 70 said estate to make prompt payment
and such asiaye claims % present tifem, proper
" authenticated. for settlement.
4 H. TAN@J AIRY. Adm,.r
July 81. lssi-5t.
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FRIDAY AU0UST sM, lSsl !:

the following personal property. Six Year
old Norman Suillion-thc surest foal gettcr in
the county: Fine Young Driving Horses
"Old Hickory" fam wagons, inch tire l
Ludlow Spring Wagon, with topi Dog Cart ;
sIIorsc Rakes ICorn Cultivator; Two Horse
Spring Wagon, will bear a ton and half; So:
Single Harness, Brides Saddles, Halters, sc.
Fine assortment OF Pocket knives and Scissors,
and Fine Table Cutlery Rogers make and so
on al i.faiium Also large lot of nails. At
the same time and place their lot, OF over !
acre of ground will be offered for sale, rs n
whole or in part to suit purchasers. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
GETZENDANNER & BAKER
Tulv II 1884
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For Safe.

OBILLIARD Tgblss and one Pool lA.i. ~,
D Collins nlake-lOr sale low. ono OF ''''''
F.B. SOUDEk-'
July 3. 1894 Jefferson Building
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ISIS ID CT BISON,
ATTORNEY At LIW,

Ciqrles,ovu, Jc6lrson CyusiH Wea |Ig'"4'
VIII attend 70 cases in the several Cour'.. o'
West Virginia and of tie ncigiiboring e0ui'''
in the adjoining States. .c....,
- Office in Gibson Las Building, ID '0H''
House yard.
July II, 1881.
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The Stephenson Female
Seminary.
(Nlt. Paryo institute

rV1IIE Third Session will begin MoSrAY Srf-
rrMBrR 18TH, 1854, and close June 18th,
1855. The New Building, aifUFding comfortable
accommodations fox 80 Doardcrs, will II Is ex-
pcoted, be ready for nse ut the beginning oil The
Session. Prof. Max Brownold will teach In
stTumcntal Music.
Board, 500 per year Tuition. $50 to 40
Board f,on Monday morning To Friday evening,
SI90 per year; Music, so Use Of Piano, -.
For Catalogue apply TO Principal, Charlcstown,
Jefferson County, w. Va. .
Rev. c. y. CAMPBELL.
July z. lSSi-3m
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t-lHT =

THE Riycr.on Lime VIII BE- sold 1t tue ioi-
4 lowing rates, io-wit
In au.ntitir, of more than 10 Bushels az one
yer Bashcl.
For ~ 80 Bushels 90. one ifue 3uc.
Fo-3tn5 BE.
For Single ....'''lc
Pot Single Pock.............. &c
G.. FRANK GALLAuHK.
Nf.,..lJ fggl-g.r
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E0W &chO0.

WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY.
GE-. q. ". c. LEE, President.
Instruction by Textbooks and frint.e-gi n.
lures. with courses 81 Lectures on speeilaai 81,
iecis BIZ eminent iurisis. Tuition ana ie, 4,
Tor session Of nine months. beginning 81 -.
For catalogue and full information l"''y q,
Caas. 4 Gyavcs. Prot. Vi Law Lexington
July 80 issi--is.
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ffs sessions ll tHt ID ltelttr N''iN Nt--....-
were stormy. bu. we hope the political atmos-
rhere has been purified thereby. areq1ite
su-c some valuable lives will &c prolonged by
thc.rriIlance Of the srpo;abuadance OF the
erfoun 1uia
There Doe stirring times in Georgia. AMacoa
woman twackel her Hcgc lords head with
ael-slat ia quarrel over a blackberry pie wls
fined two dollars and halfior the athletic per-
Torrance and subsequently, lit ort with $40 Of
the old mans pile
Like unto curses and chickens ,he Presidents
constitutional objections 90 the (ve'ccd) Fiiz
Porter bin have come home 90 roost-two pet
measures Of Loran's and Lincoln's, of precisely
similar tenor having been Per.orcc rejected by
the Prcsi lent-on the same ground
Moses Thomas. aged 80, native Of Sierra
Leone Africa. has taken out naturalization pa
rors 20 Wilmington, Dclavare-the first negro
to- 90 SD I'm tha, state lie is tattooel or the
checks and Will of course vote io7 tattoced
candidate
The ccdhoodcl silence u Conkiins, the
pigeon breasted, amen. the presidential success
of "a certain Yhite-fgathcrej gentleman from
Maine is Sc. unhgokcn. Moreover. the Utica
H.,H in declaring for Cleveland voices, it is
feared. the desires OF o. lorliy Roscoe. IT'S well.
q DclIvool mining company offers Che Ncw
o---,,.. ,.,ri.,.s .,r..,ti,n a cold bnl'ion cx-
br5, F., ONE .l.l hmm and worth % cool half
million -uroyiicl free transportation is given
If A hmm of lr,-c Chat size v0uidn't need ana
,-,b, rand .t hin 81, se.1-e il a-.in,: the light
...-.4 f,li
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i-' ''t''.. ''' ''.'''''..'. .'', -.
$50 keep up ,aciroWn cogrlse and Chat o' ,he
faithful Their orlom hopes :; would see"
hinge on aa alleged labor d.slii,c'ion towards
Cleveland and the boosted intention Of Benia-
mia p. Butler % draw all things unto himself
osa +. atoa) hybrid nature
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......- s.. ,v,...,,,.,,, r-,,,le.o4 The
,,., ........... .5.,,,l- =. c,,i-ral.
There himself 5n q l.cculss' This b.ia- true
h,d.y.l,3s! . eass. S.et would shame thc
i9,,l l.-ar.r,.at Of o rarkoqoIt. house.
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True % is promise i'rIsr's br.t'l is going
f,- Blaine in ,ae mos, approved style.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31

The R1ch-z.e- Ir~ 1ys Cleveland wi.i c.--
ry the solid South. Sew York. Jersey Oa'o in-
diana. Wscon Zoo anl california % total of -''
electoral votes. Way certainty lc wi.i-an1 o.
Dtrle mn-c. poo.
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Mounf Peryo Institute,
JEFF. County, w. VA,
a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
n YOUNG LADIES will be opened Septom-
Der 18th. 1851, under the management OF
MRS. BELLE ". GALLAHER


MISS AUGUSTA V WILSON,
A thorough course Of instruction in the us';al
branches Of an English education will be given;
and competent teachers will prepare students
in Ancient and Modern Languages for admls-
sion into any Collegiate Institution.
40 requisite of frst-class school will be
omitted.
TxRMs board per Scholastic year, SldO ;
Tuition, s25 To $40 Board from Monday morn
ing to Friday evening, $l2o per year; Music,
so; Use Of Piano, p.
REFEETNCEs
Bishop A. W. Wilson, Baltimore, Md
Rev. Samucl Rodgers, D. D.. Lecsburs Va.
Rev. q. J.. Fitzgerald, y. d., Editor Of the
Christian .ldrocatc. Nashville, Tennessee.
Rev. W. Z. Harrison. u. D., Nashville Ten.
Hon. Eugene M Wilson, Minneapolis. MINI.
Rev. 7. Il. Whisncr. d. D., Winchester. Va.
Rev. J. l., Sbipley, Charlcstnwn. West Va.
Rev. J. Watts Shoah, Baltimore. Md.
Rev J. T.. Armstrong, Shepherdstown, W
An announcement; of curriculum. additional
references. &c. will s0on zee issued. Address
either of the Principals ut Charlcs.Uwn, Jeicr-
son County, Wes. Virginia.
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oHIANIOTs sIIErSst.

NF which We have nice and select stock
" ranging in price from, II to - cents piece:
Alsoa mice stock ufcarriasc and bathing spongcJ
MAY ~ 1881. AlsQD It'll q co.
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We Io not banker much to SEQ the latest
hairy Importation German maiden OF six
tender summers on whose dainty chm an inch
long beard is already developed. This embryo
f.,ninine Samson ha. no charms for us.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF NEW MACHINERY, HORSES, &C.

rTNHE IN designed will sell at public sale at
L their old stand Main St, West Charlestown,
W Va on
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Tirgiuia fvse gress.
-. ~. y. an. CiLLfHEE.
Publishers.
-. ~. y. GAEEGIIER, Editor.
raarlestovn, JeBersoH County, West Ia
JuB 81 1854.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKEE.
FOR PRESIDENT
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR PRESIDENT
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
oFINDIANA
FOR CONGRESS
WM. l.. WILSON,
OfJciferson.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
GOVERNOR
L. WILLIS WILSON,
or KANAwHA COUNTY.
AUDITOR
PATRICK J. DUFFEl,
Or WEBSTER COUNTY.
TREASURER,
WILLIAM Il. THOMSON,
OF CABELL COUNTY.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
ON ONO Comfy
,rrEuNrENpENr OF SCHOOLS,
b. =. MORGAN,
or MONONGALIA COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT,
a. G. SNYDER,
or GREENBEWE COUNTY.
SAMUEL WOODS,
OF BAEBOCB COUNTY.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECroG,-AT -LAGGE.
ID. B.LICAS,
or JuFEgE>oS County.
JOHN =. DAVIS,
0FH,EEi~oN COUNT.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31

There Doe stirring times inGeorra. = Macon
woman twacked her hcgc lords head with a
0el-slat ia quarrel over blackberry PIE Wis
fined two dollars and halfior the athletic per-
Torrance and subsequently, III out with $40 Of
me old mans pile
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31

lr. Blaine IS maa ~ ic,.crs-Nu.dsau ie;-
tors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31

a Dcalvool mining company offers Che Ncw
Orleans worlds zqosition gold bullion oz-
hihit iu one solil lump and worth d cool half
million provided free transportation is given
it a lump of .ucr, that size wouldn't needan
lncboe and chain 90 sccagci il, aslins; The light
f--.rcI folk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31

like uutocurse andchickcns. De President $
constitutional objections 20 the lve'ood) Fiiz
Porter bin have come home 90 roost-two pet
measures Of Logan's and Lincoln's Of precisely
similar tenor, having been Per.orcc rejected by
the Prcsi lent-on the same ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-31

TIE British steamship Laxham collided
with ,hc Spanish steamer Gijoa not fnr from
Coruaua on 10 nday night $50 lives lost