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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-04-26
For Young Readers.
=" MOTHER S ROOM"

I'm awfully sorry for poor Jack Roe;
Hes that boy that lives with his aunt you
know;
And he says bis house is filled with gloom
Because it has got no mothers room"
J. tell you what it is fine enough
10 talk of boudoirs and such fancy stuff
But the room of rooms that seems best to
me,
The room where I'd always rather be,
is mothers room, where fellow can rest
And talk of the things his heart loves best.
What if | do get dirt about,
ana sometimes Startle my aunt with a shout?
IL is mother room, and if she don't mind,
10 the hints of Others I'm always blind.
May be lose my things-what then?
In mothers room find them again.
ANA I've never denied that | litter the floor
WIN marbles and tops and many things
more;
But tell you, for boys with tired head,
IL is Jolly to rest it on mothers bed.
Now poor Jack Roe, when he visits me,
take him to mothers room, you see,
because it S the incest place to go
When fellow spirits are getting low.
ANA mother she's always kind and sweet,
ana there's always smile poor Jack to
greet.
And somehow the sunbeams seem to glow
More brightly in mpthers room. know
Ihan anywhere else, and you'll never find
gloom
Or any old shadow in mothers room.
-Mdry d. brine in Hdrper's Young People
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-04-26
Calling Him Up.

He didn't appear to be bank cash
into an Alabama street grocery.
He was simply six foot Clayton
county lad, and was looking for the
State road depot
"Do We know whether the agint is
thar er not?' he queried, after being
directed to the right place.
81 don't" answered the proprietor
impatiently; 'you can call him through
the telephone and find out" waving his
hand toward that instrument.
The countryman looked first at the
telephone and then at the merchant
At last he blundered out:
"Mister, reckon looks purity green,
but lemme tell you, knows when u
feller's irwin to make fun o. me, an
won't stand it.,
What do you mean?" asked the mer-
chant.
How the blazes air that agint a
goin' to git through that little hole?"
exclaimed the Claytonite.
Smiling softly, the merchant arose,
transmitted the mans message and re-
ceived satisfactory reply.
For moment the countryman looked
blank; and then Selling the grocery
mans hand, he said:
"Mister, Pm an idiot; forgive me fer
my rough words an" here he paused,
looked thoughtful for a moment, and
continued; "An' tell me how We got
that agint penned up in sech little
box. "-AtiaRta Constitution.
Instead of logging bad boys, the
teachers in some of the schools in Scot
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-04-26
How to Make a Cable Letter.

Given the following words: Club
regret - Gladstone - surrender-port-
folio-will-resign - Sudan Tamai-
Wells-Queen = worse upper-story-
gone John Brown-legs-to make a
readable cable letter.
This is done as follows: sauntered
down Piccadilly to the club this morn
ing, and while talking to friend who
has the entree into all political and
royal circles | learned with consider
able regret--I might say chagrin- that
d. Mr. Gladstone the Prime Minister of
Great Britain, had stolen portfolio
from Her Majesty the Queen, which she
valued very highly. This has been
found in his possession, and he has been
induced to surrender it to the public
authorities. He will thus be forced to
resign the position he has held with
honor for the past five years in the
deepest disgrace. Mr.. Gladstone the
British Prime minister, is forced to
this Sudan move by the course of events
in Egypt which, Dr. Tamai Wells, ply
stefan to Her Myiesty the Queen, says
has seriously interfered with the Queen s
good health. DR., Wells also informed
me, under cautions of secrecy, that the
Queen has rented the upper story of
buckingham Palace as museum for
the exhibition of John Browns legs.
BY the time the telegram reaches Chi
CagO it will receive new interpreta-
ton, as follows: The influence of the
club is being dragged into British poll
tics, and | see with regret that this will
oblige the Prime Minister to surrender
his portfolio to Mr.. Sudan. This, Sir
Thomas Wells says, has made things
much worse for the Queen, who has
gone to live in the upper story of her
palace, where she mourns the loss of
John Browns legs. N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-04-26

"A pine floor in a goldsmith shop in
ten years becomes worth $3.50 per foot.
A Syracuse jeweler bought for less than
$40 some sweepings that gave sos
worth of gold. In his cellar a tub into
which is blown the dust from a polish
ing-lathe accumulates $50 a year. A
workingman in that shop carried off at
various times, on the tip of his moist
ened finger, $50 of filings in few weeks.
Workmen sometimes oil their hair and
run their fingers through it, leaving a
deposit of gold particles, which they
afterward wash out.-SyracaSSe IN. vi
Herald.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-04-26

One man testified before com
mittee of the New York Legislature
that the liquor that runs from oleomar-
garine butter will eat through pair of
cowhjde boots.-M Y. Suls.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-04-26

Instead of Jogging bad boys, the
teachers in some OF the schools in Scot
land dose them with castor oil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

x...~,.x w..lr-knnxn <rorf;n~
a'~. .'.l ~ .'a,,t bnr...- va
'''an' 49, .,;,. sr;.ra, =, .he n,,or's
eo"s''. r.,..; ~ WI rssne,.s;r. r,,e-
oHe I'M ...w III snr.r;sei
s"''lse1 n ,1 ~, 4; 500 ~ mar,
tnr.n n ~ u. .,,.:., -nmc h~r<es
eou'-,'~ III s,3...,.... ~ .
r,'s,..;,. ~ y ~ , n,li-miie trek. HI
Is ...''.'. 49, a.. ,a,s AZ .,fra turns
nu u.a', ~ ..rs;r n,,,n nre -, 81
49, 49, r.,,. ~. ,,,,,r.l.- M 10 I'M
n"-'.. :, - .h.r~. ana I'm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11


w. III EickhoG. horse thief IN the
Oh caxo jail. for man shut onf from
the void appears % have carried on his
Ioxe.making IN mo,t successful man.
ner. In the jail he spent coed deal q
time talk g with one ~ the female
prisoners through barred gate or
his account Ne was transferred 10
pIaec where he saw less ~ BIZ inamoraia.
But Il Il outside u The iail where Kick
hoiI has cxhib ted most ~ His talent.
A domestic on The west side whose name
"A Henrietta was engaged - kickhofI.
or supposed she was. and. full u sorrOw
for The poor young man. often visited
The jail 10 See him and give him money.
The prisoner seems always % have hecn
willing 4, accept the GIRL mite. giving
her u understand ~he was his Juliet
lie also minated 10 her that the money
was needed a. carry on his trial and
save him from the Pcniirnt.ary froiL
which he bad already been saved by
Judge Nilliamson's change ~ sentence.
Henrietta. however. trusting her lover.
never ceased fpsend Or bring him funds.
and II Is said that she hnH g.,cn him 10
All 500 saved from her ~ages 81 $500
week.
She never suspected that anything
was wrong until short time ago when
another girl went over 10 see her and
told her that Shr wa~ engaged % Kick
hoif and hail been giving HIM money 4
help him IN his trial. t,ne or two ofhel
airi~ are said 10 have fallen victims K
Tie fe.low peculiar faScination- ans
IVA THAR i.x 4. Cor Iir,, with f<..rl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

ck-xrRE--Fnr i<-een years have ben
CRAFTY annoyed with this disgusting die
ease. which caused severe pain n my he9d,
continual dropping into my ttrcaf and m
rleaznn. brcarh- NJ sense q smell w.s
;nuch impaired By thorough use Tor six
r,1rrh< II Elvs< Cram Balm have entirely
ox@rrore these trnuhie~- J. b CAST =.
Denis Hotel. Broadway and lith S. y X.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

49,. ! boerd = oul,sne physls1s.s -
ch~mlas announcn1 ~ Discovery th1f ~
cornbininr nosno wolkknown valuable 49,
6ic~. ~ mort uon1rrful mo1IcIno - 80
d,,ocd INCA uoula oure ench vide ran9s -
dlncnnos 1haa mo1e - oc1cr rcueol1s 90.
dIrprnsc1 with, mony ucre ekep<>c.; 49,.
proof n ~ mog1ls ~ occunl tr1al DO osls.,.
~ donhl, nn1 TO-DAY ~ olspoverer 2: 1900 }.
ercnt medicine, Hop h11ers. arc eono :. ~. ---
bleassd ~ ~ - bcnefnc1ors- H. ..-..
are compounded from Hops. bucnn 1a1L,
49, ara most valuable medicines - ~
word ana contain III ~ best and mos cur~-
live properties % ~ oeher medic1nce 2czn8
TIE rrcafosl Hood Purl0cr. Kidney and LIVER
Iicr1,lafor. an1 lkfo an1 Health Restoring
Aren't a. oarfh No dineanc Or ~ health c4n
po~rlbly lone oxire where these nItiers -
used. . varied and perfect ere the'F opera
sy ~ ny ss:.s 100 q :ss s ssss s9 e
Who require - Appeei.er. Tonic enc 49,.
s:%:s ssss sss, q. az massns Win VIM
IN NJ n nssseF what your ssel!nes o. synpt9n.
| are. what the dIsc1ee q ailment - re n9k
S5ss only 2 fsc "a. q me- AL sse
4 ~ once It may envo your nfe: un 1<8 - -
] have been H1vo0 ~ % 0uluk. -. 49,.
win b paid for : 60 hey vil not cufs =
help W. ..- <-s~-<a.
suffer, 6ut ne "a urss them q ne Hop -
terx . v. --.---> ~--<
b<--f medicine ever mndc: the ln<.l4
Friend and Hope" No person o. i4zn1!
ehouid be without them ..x ---.~-.
= WAS troubled formany years with serlo1
kidney and Liver Complaint Gravel. &C.: ~
blood became thins J was dull and iu3ct.xs
could hardly crawl about. and was an o,1 wo<'
ouf man an over, and could 80 nosn.n :
help me. until l got Hop bi1ter1 and nov -
a 10y again. NY blood n pure kidneys ~ Z
right and am ~ actiye - man q -
.houch i am 53-EATnER"
For ten years nv wife Was confined g o
Ted with such complication a sllinent- ~ !.
~ doctor could tell what was the matter Z
cure her. and Rsed up small fouu<
humping ~fn6. Hlx months ago saw Y.
Tam with Hop Bitters on q, and 4 t9ouSrL
would be . fool once more and frIea y, 49,. y.
my folly proved % b wisdom. ana t9o 1919
cured her, she y now ~ well and Etrvnk - ~
mans wife. and u 0osf me only two d..ta !.
III w. Dcfrct<- MICH
ann nnn end Wul9KY - Ants cqr
0HuOu0I e home xlshoof p.lp, q g q
lieu ~ s.nf free y - W0ozIxs. Nj Auan<e- =
K
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

~--f..tie-. r-frn.i0n. In the Diamond
~ ,nore cn.ursn< j. xiven than ~ any
ksonn iyes. and they eise faster and n.rr
brilliant rnlrrx- inr- n Al druggists ~
erxs civ praises -hem- Well Richardson
a c.. Buri.n-tcn- VI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

"A scott COUNT fArk. man and his
s.ifc have changed their place p; resi-
dencc xts times since Their rnnrrisrr
,urt, YEAR ago. thirfQo HfraAA-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

Il -he title II = large illustrated treatise,
81 Dr. n. ~ Pierre. Buffalo, n r., sent 90
any a1irsss Tor three STAMPS Il teaches
successful u lf-frf1.men--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

pro-re<<fve lairymen Who are only SIT
s<f,s4 I. TN H. h<<r r~<u:ts- are adding 70
th-,r wealth ana comforting brn<ht -
.r.rie.v. ~ thr rapid improvements they
100 ,nekin.r IN The nrt " butter making
TIT rl.<< ne Wells. Richardson = Cn-'s
Imrrove{i butter Color. and kno~ ~ arru<t
tcs: that Il nils every claim made 10 -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-11

TIM thread az : story i generally
caught - the eye q The reader vsroA
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Opium X sss1 .:s.s' ~ & y %; .:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
4 card From Hon. Charles James
fuufhHes'.


u aie Editor efthe Register.
RIcslMoSD, Va, February 2O--The Siqte
Of this evening contains the following teie-
gran;
WHEELING, Feb. %, 1881.
Hen, James NJ, Mason
vhe Governor says Faulkner has not 0a-
thegity 10 represent or speak for him.
RANDOLPH STALNAKER,
Secretary OF State.
There is no objection to the above tele-
gram, except It's unnecessary publication,
and the false conclusion that might be de-
rived from it, that l have sought, in some
manner 20 create the impression here that
represented or spoke by authority Of Cover
nor Jackson. 30 tar from this being true,
/ have uD0n every occasion where il was
proper for me 10 ailude to the subject, in
most explicit terms, stated that was here
simply as private individual and that |
had $50 authority to speak on any matters
connected with West Virginia, except as
one of her private citizens, and IS enc IN
tcrcsted in the welfare the State.
AS this telegram was addressed tG Nj.
Mason, in reply to one from him 70 Cover
nor jackson, am further justified IN stating,
that my first visit after my arrival here,
was To- lIr Mason in his own room. there
informed him that my visit here was upon
professional business but that whilst here,
would is lar as had time and leisure, de-
vo,e tha: time ard leisure TO the defeat OF
lis scheme then before the General Assem-
bly OF Virginia, TO commit that State to q
Suis in the supreme Court Of the United
States against the State of West Virginia.
lie asked nae ia express terms II Lad any
authority or commission from Governor
Jackson replied 70 him that had none
tina: Governor Jackson was ignorant OF my
visit or of my purpose to visit Richmond.
I VIII further add that the Richmond Dis
patch Of this morning issued ! presume, be-
fore Nh Mason 5 telegram Ia Governor Jack
son, in an editorial distinctly stated that
was here on professional business, and that
any views which | might present to the
members OF the Legislature would be eN-
c.u,iycly my personal and individual views.
Having said so much in vindication Of
myself IRON any imputatiOn implied in that
telegram. | will further add, that | have
awaited myself Of every leisure moment
which / have had here, To discuss with the
members Of the Senate and House OF Dele
gates and with the Governor ct this State,
the iupolicy of the proposed legislation a
j. garled the interests both of Virginia
and West Virginia, an | believe these dis
cussions will MT be without their proper t.
hucuce in causing the defeat Of the lcgis!a-
ton touching West Virginia, now pending
before the general assembly Of this State.
| shall not now enter into any vindica- /
ton of nay views upon the questions grow
ing out of this proposed legislation Of Nir- /
ginia, but will hold myself prepared to dis /
cuss them before the people OF West Nir- 1
ginia whenever a proper occasion shall pre- /
sent itself. CHAs. J. FAULKNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
STATE Of Egess E'irginia,
County Of Jefferson


Clerks officcof the County Court.
The following is a List ofall DEEDS and other
Writings, admitted TO Record in said Office
during the week ending February %, 1884:
l. William V. MarmioR aud others to Mar
tin B-cnntn Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated
December 81. lSS3. conveying Acres OF Land
in South Bolivar Pate Of Record February
10th 1881
p Vim. F. Kerney to Willouglby " Lemen
and wife. Deed Of GIFT dated February 18Th,
1854. conveying Several Parcels of Land IN the
Counties of Jefferson and Berkeley. Date OF
Record. February 10Th, 1854.
g. John W. Grantham TO :. +, White. TFlls-
tee for Sam'l Il. Ridgway. Hccd OF Trust, da-
ted October 18th lsSk conveying si5t Acres Oh
Land Date Of Record, February 10Th 1854;
l. James Il. Notary 10 Nelson 4, Snyder
and others, Trustees Of Elk Branch Presbyterian
Church at Dunields. Deed of Gin, dated Jan
uary 3Ist, 1881. conveying ] Acre of Land.
Date Of Record February 10Th, 1881.
;. David lillmycr to ;. Taylor Shea;ier-
I'ecd Of Release. dated February 18th, 1884
Date of Record. February 2lst, 1881.
Il. Clinton Dreamer and wiie to J. Wesley
Seibert. Deed of BARGAIN and Sale dated Feb
ruary 18th, 1854, conveying Il House and lot
Of Land, in ShephcristOwn. Date Of Record
February Dist, 1851.
:. David Billmvcrand wife 10 the Shepherds
toNH -N''liuiuV'uFii- Atli'. l"'iE- ''NN.' -. H'-
gain and Sale, dated February LIST, 1881, con
veyng Four and 5j-l0) Acres of Land, just
South of Shcphcrdstown; also Perpetual
Water Right and use Of Stream from the Spring
known as " Bedinscr's Spring Date Of Re
cord, February Dist, 1881.
5 Lawrence Williams aud wife 10 Elijah
Brown. Deed OF Bargain and sale, dated Feb
rary 22d, 1884, conveying ! Acre of Land, near
Charlestown. Date Of Record, February 22d,
1854.
8 : ". Washington. Trustee, to +. W. Bed
niger. Deed of Release, dated February 10Th,
1854. Date of Record February I'D, 1854
Tcsic.
T. A. MOORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
1 so RihIicnI I.ri-e.

The publishers of Rs'ledge's Noahg offer
twelve valuable rewards in their Uoahy for
March, among which is the following:
We will give $1,000 to the person telling
Us which is the middle verse of the Gospel OF
81. Matthew, as recorded in the New fiesta
ment Scriptures mot the NEW REVISION
by March, 10Th, 1884. Should two or more
correct answers be received, the REWARD
Will be divided The money will be for
wardcd To- the winner March 18th, 1854.
Persons trying for the reward must send
20c,nts IN silver mo postage stamps taken
with their answer, for which they will re-
cciyc the April liogtily, in which the name
and address of the winner of the reward
and the correct answer will be published
and in which several more valuable re-
ward, will De offered. Address RUTLEDGE
PUBLSHING COMPANY, Ea>ton, Pcnna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
Ladies Circulars, Dolmans and
Wraps,
Buffalo Robes, Horse, Buggy and Sleigh Blar-
kctS
Gents Youths aud Children's Ovcrcoats,
Gents Youths and Children's Suits,
Fall and Winter Piece Goods.
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS,

IN making this sale we viii not offer Ladies
Wraps worth so for so, nor Men : oyercoaiS
for = worth so; nor $40 suits for - nor 80
Robes for $40; nor - Blankets for >. such
advertisements are simply dod-es 10 catch the
luna-class ofbuycrS. while no sane buyers be-
licvc them. We will. however. say that the
induce Us to make reductions
that We would not otherwise make, and which
no one else would make unless similarly situa-
ted II goods are new and choice such rs nc
are offering it may pay once in lifetime TO sell
at cost OF less While expert buyers very we'll
know the constant advertisers Of goods ii cost
and less generally get the bet prices This,
however, is new move 10 us, and only the
induce Us 10 make the oiicr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
DE.V'TEST &.

nR MCCORMICK will resume his qror;gsioH-
- az riststo CharlcStown. ON the first Mon
day Of March. April. NV and June. hc can be
found at the Carter House, ready and pleased
% see hs old patrons
lie expects 10 remain a week or more during
each visit.
February %. lSSf-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
Contractors FAKE .EOf;ce.

Juictiou are in tho hands of J : Melvin at
DutiicldS and IF A. c. Drawbaugh ~ Shcuan-
doah Junction. Contractors who wish 10 bid
will please see them and pat in their bids ON
Saturday, Isl of March.
J. :. MELVIN.
Feb 2S. lSSl-lt. Src'y.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

CPRINC TERN begins March l2,h For cat
- al0sucs and other information address
Il. G.. BERKELEY, VI. A.,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
February ., 1881. ADrsIntnwn, ". Va,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

Representative Willis of kca;ocky shows 10y
tabular proof that in fourteen Northern states
end ;hc entire south ilitcracy Odds thc ha'-
uce of power
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

Tire District Columbia republicans are boost
in. Logan for thc presidency Tho Bomba-tc>
Furioso of the sucker commonwealth is not
particularly grateful f'r This questionable sup
port but every little cousts. yo1 know.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

THE Stone House. corner OF Liberty and Law
i rcace S;s.. is for Rent, from the LIST OF April
next Six Rooms. Kitchen and Pantry
FEB. p. lSSi-3t. BENZ. TOMLINSON,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
AUCTION OF HARDWARE, &C.
Commencing. tomorrow,
EPTDiY. FEBRUARY lJfb,

Commencing. to-morTOW,
Friday. FEBRUARYljh,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. we will "auc;ion OF" the
stock ofHARDWA ARE, WOODEN-WARETlN TN
WARE. &C. of the late firm of Duke Gala
her. and we will continue the public sale OF
said stock Of goods. the following Tuesday at
the same hour: and thence, if necessary, on
each Friday and Tuesday until the whole stock
shall have been disposed Of.
Between the public sales, Mr.. {. Horace Gal
laler Is authorized to sell any of the stock at re-
tail. at cost prices And ali persons indebted
10 Duke IL Galaher, on open account can set
tie with him.
GALLAHER K KENNEDY.
T. y. Gallahcr auc't. Trustees.
February Il, lSSi-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28

Tlcdcmocrat.c nominating convention viii
me,t July S'h az yhioaeo-ouc month ANA five
days after tac republican pow WOW there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
$20.600I Sg0.000I 100000
WORTH Of
GREAT BARGAINS.

For the months Of January AMI February ne
will offer the remnant OF our Fall and Winter
Stock, comprising fully $1,000 worth Of Goods
1t Prices that ,rW Cdptieatc the Closest
Buyers.
Our object in making this sale is to avoid car
rying the goods while enlargins our store
Room during the coming Spring and summer
months While there are great bargains in
each of our thirteen departments, there are Spe-
cial bargains to which we want to call your at
teution. 10 wit:
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BANK STATEMENT.
RESOI RtES.

Report ofthccondition of the First National
Bank ot jefferson at Cinrlcstown. W. Va. at
hc close of business De, 3lSt 1855:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
Ladies' and Children

in the latest STYLES. with ncatncsS. and prompt
ly. An experience in this line for years gives
confidence of ability TO please.
Mrs T. c. WOODY.
February Is. lSSl-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-02-28
.VOTKCE.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the Renting OF the
y West and Middle Rooms Of the Market
House Building will be received By the Com
mittee until
FRID1 y FEBRUlRY 29th, 1884,
at y o'clock. p ". for One Year from April
Ist. 1884. with the privilege Of Z term Of years
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
i. e. WASHINGTON.
&. FRANK GALLAIER,
February II. iSS4-3t.
tIAcKEREL and BoneIcss Cod Fish. inst
VI received ar.l 6 = sale by Cd. EI,Y.