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Piles srs frequently preceded b. .
sense OF weight 10 the back. IONS and
ioser part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 10 sappos> be has some sffecsisn
of tie kidneys ar neie hbortne organs.
AT times SYMPTOMS Of indigestion are
present, hatuleney. unsasioess Of the
stomach, etc A moisture. like perspi-
ration. producing very disssreeabls
itching, after getting vars, IL q COM
mon attendant. Hind, Bleeding and
ltcAins Piles yield at once TO the appli-
eaton Of DIR. Bossnko's Pile Remedy.
which acts eirecsiv upon the parts az
fecsed, Aosornine the THmars, allayine
tie intense itching and edectins = per
msnent care. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. BcsaEko Medicine Co, Piaua.
Oaio. Sold By A. b. SrxvAkr. dv
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4 CHILD CAN run IT.

THE NEW No WHEELER s. WILL
l son sewing Machine che best and
cheapest in the world IL now for sale at
the branch once. on Front street. near
tachments, upon which a person Of any
age can execute tbs finest and most pleas
ing kind OF work possible. Every person
purchasing a machine will be Thoroughly
instructed in regard % its use and the
asa Of the attachments. an Will also re-
ceive q guar 4ntee for keeping the machine
in z od repair for five years. Al persons
are cordially invited TO call and inspect
our machines.
Orders rom the country are solicited
and viii receive careful and prompt at
ten,ion. Y. W. HANSON,
lJi5 Agent Seattle. ". T.
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Notice Of Final PROF.

C.S LAND OFFICE Al oLr, -
sovenbsr ~ ~
81 Notice Is hereby gsvee - 4
TBiAB Z has aied aSlice Of H. 4
Anal p-oof before Melissa Asoss-r
Of klts.p COansy. &C he o1scs - 80
-cp. ki'ssp county. " T. % 4
isth day Of pe1smosr. A y
szpPssoa .. :. No. sed6 tnf a.
4 u ssekian z. t0vnsaip . s
sSss. a
Z ick Aa4crsos. David via
Ohssa. all 81 Rsrs n&tls0n. " Lnuxfl
JOHN y. 49,.
nsl1aAi1 Hssissss Il ~
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ia - The fast s;ernwheele
262A JOSEPHINE
10. 81. HOXARn -. -

u n ho" AkD, Sole Owner,
WI, norn date. car y the United state,
asat % aoeds Canal makipg SEM
Gees every Monday ard Friday mcrnsn..
Wi to'seh 81 Port GAnhls for paseenxer,
o. 1rlsas arriving al Sattls in ths
aserncon ret .rDtsg viii leave Yesler's
1871 A. u oel7ck every Tuesday and
nSAtereAy morning. taking the mail At
w ~ osmoAe for Seabeek and Unioa City.
The steamer Josephine VII Iesye So
oscs Tor Port Gamble every day except
sA,aruAy. 70 & Re passengers and freight
40 receive orasrs Cor Ahy point on Hoods
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Notice of Final Prov

c. 5. LAND oVEIcs ar oLns. -
kovsnosr . -.
sotee IL her. By given tss'
THOH PSON has Hled s9sise o.
make ana proof before lie 80
essysr. q their ofsee. IN olynp,
fussdAv. the 18th day o. 49, - I
ISIS. on Pre- smEtion d. ! 70. -
sv = Of section 5, iownship . w.
ssss. -
he nsmas A. Witnesses. =
" Il stokes Of wh.ts River. -
Chsmber ain. @. W Nhiis .od !; 6z X
Taco -, W. L. JOIN 1870
o. iSUeiT Register q TIE
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
TIE dup icate sssessIa a, roll OF King
county for The yea ISSS Is oS In nv %
session for the coll cslon Of the taxes
therein levied Said taxes VII b. arlin-
quent on the Slss day q Dsc naber. lSsS.
a o'clock . IA. and uaicss paid D To-
thereto ten Ter O. II. viii be added Z, the
am unit thsr>ef IS penal y. and fntzrt 5,
eAaArstG al the rate OF tsen'y per @ NJ.
Der aEn1n- nom date Ct DEL r1aency IN
u pad. - i taxes are parable Al .n4
c.Hce Of the Coaa y rsa< arer. in seattle.
during ofzioe hours
GEO d. HILL
County Treasurer,
seattle. sept = lSSS @9iw3n
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j. w. Graham, wholesale druggist, OF
Austin. Tex, writes: | have bsen b nd
ling DIR. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS for the past year, and
lave found il one of the most salable
medicines have ever had in my house
for Coughs, CYlds, and even Cons1mp-
ton, always giving entire satisfaction.
Please send me another gross.
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FOR The UPPER SkAcIT.

Stmr Glide c. w. Cove, Master
T EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling at Stan
wood. Utsalady, Moss Landing. Skagit
City. Mount VerSoD, Starting and sll In
termediate points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or % GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf apl
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Ayers Sarsaparilla works directly and
prompsiy. 20 parity and enrich tse
blood. improve the appetite, Strengthen
tee nerves and brace up the system. i.
Is IN the trsesi ssnss An a1seraslae uedi-
cine. Every invalid shoeid give 10 q
Trial.
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HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
IL manufactured and Kept In stock, In
large quantities.
Dealers viii dSd il TO their advantage
20 buy directly OF ia rs We sell strictly
Tor CASH. hence our prices are very low
The cash system enables Us 10 seli ehaap.
foods sent z. D ID. 10 any part Of the
coSst
A large quantity Of tobacco stems for
sale.
Clgsrs manufactured % order In any
desired shape aad packed In any style TO
suit customers myT dwtf
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TIE ach and Aasictea shOald sssn
hin- The Doetor las visited ~
Enrope And obtained 9 great 90
Information whicn be Il compss<s.s -
% those in need o. his services -
will uasks 90 charge unless 30
Psrsons cured a. home oan q
Communication strictly eos1cs..
ten dollars foe . packs<e o. - =,
drezs DR. J. y. GIBBoS. Bcx -.
cisco. ual Msrfaon Posf-fsTxk
apIsdv
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Fer Porn orhird and wa.hlbsssa

STEAMER HELEN. w. Ill
kllis Master. leaves Harriny.
ton = smith ; " hzrf Seattle. every Aonday
W wednesday and friday, Al ESQ . M FOR
Miiehels Point head o. 1 orr Orchard :
slso. 70 head of Port Washing on- Re
tuning lsave head OF Port WasAinxton
a. = m head o. .'o.t O-ehsri ~ is-ss,
"a. Nit helfs p'ia' a. n a n arriviaz
81 Seattle aeoal 80 .. IN. every tuesday
Thursday and SATURDAY. suxdw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1T PAYS

TNO INSURE N The TRAVELLERS.
l. OF Hartford Coun-- the best a. well
a. the largest Accident Insurance Com
pany IN the world kesS the GLOWING
IA PEE Of c aims paid IN Seattle ey the
Travellers. for accidental death sod inj1-
mes most o. thsTn well known cifiD n
io1 are acquainted wiki some Of them.
ak their nEllninr Of ACCIDENT in.urnnee |.
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I. .. C.. T..

SEATTLE LODGE No. 6 l. o. @. T..
- meets every Monday night in Rsll's
Hall. on Front street. next to Bells Hotel
Visiting repib ers in god standing cor
daily invited.
O,KRTE V. PALMER. W. CT.
GEO. u. COTTEAILL. X. :.
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'UGET SOUND SHORE R:ILRoaD
MISCELLANEOUS.
knights of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. sIlS
NJ X. OF L.. meets every "Wednesday. al
$50 p. NJ, in Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren in CORD sanding are cordially
invited TO attend.
VI. MCMILLAN NJ. W.
WAITER wAIEFe. r : mil
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AUCTION! AUCTmE!

pEING AN OLD AUCTI0xEER
II twelve years experience. and n
oaShy understanding the basiness II
fer my services 10 all needing thsx
thai line. l will give my entire ssiuIl
TO bus,n ess entrusted 20 me. / VII /
real estate and personal property q
shortest notice. in the city II Seattle {
county OF King. X. CHEApLk
sci Seattle Postsez
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accident d1nn<
nand
Hofg a. - good On "a. '5rt Ana GsaefA
anho for the
eoufor o sic or In
o. contagious
SEATTLE GENERAL HIl
r AL Tourth bet e@nM ard ocldw
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Ruy The Decker. the leading Pane. q,
LoxxAx & HAxSosps DIN
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COAL.

THE OREGON IMPROvKNxyrr
l. with increased facilities, are p-,,....
10 supply families. stores and olScss -,
q superior grade Of bituminous coal 80.
fully screened and selected. frun \.
Frank in Colliery. -
Also have constantly on hand IA. ~
reliah domes &c coal. screened AZ !.
lected. from No. tunnel. Coal CsseS q.
ley. W
The attention Of steamboat mssrr
specially called 20 the FrAnkl'n a.
which Is unrivalled for steanins =.
poses, and can be supplied in any ous,r,
2240 POUNDS TO the ron
And full weight guaranteed.
ON e and bunkers foot Of Comnsr,
and King streets. 4. A. BELL
ocz CoA Agsai
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MISCELLANEOUS
eSaE J. LOrHT.xSSs S.Ez.s \ 2 e.,
SEATTLE GENERAL HOSPITAL

nTAIds sds o.
nished would b possible obtain ~
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sruNz's fragrant san Chop Tea has
no equal. no II
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Total payments by Travellers sIl.I92 90
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents, Buffers Build
ing. opposite Occidental Hotel oc2O I'm
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TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
L ing from life, still life, sketching from
| nature. repousse. etched. electrutyped
metal work. mural decoration. modelling
In clay and gutta percha, lencrusta, tapes
try and luster painting. Clay. metals
tools. luster ceiors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished TO pupils. China fired
for amateurs myS
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.
= 4@-A.tA-s.t Tx III, LIN.
FOR TACOM A.
The stsunch ana Seavorthy Steamer
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WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w day for Tacoma. st 80 a. m; return
ing leaves Tacoma for Seattle at IL a. m.
Un Mondays the Zephyr connects with
the HAY ward al Tacoma for olympia
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For freight or passage apply to
W. VAN WATERS, Agent,
dw c. s Z. 8 Cos Ocean Do.,k a-.rri
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Intense Excitement Prevailing Thsrcat
in and About Uyalde.
FEMALE TRAlNwReckER CAUGHT
She Confesses and Says She Did tho posS
Of Death tn Avenge Her Husband
White Horse Visits Hen
rietta, but skips.
THE DAYS cRiMlcAt RscoaD.
Shepherds Slaughtered

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 5.--t Speolsl.l- -
From DR., j. A. Barnes, prominent cit-
izen of Boerne, the HHRALD correspon-
dent has CLEANED Information of ,
doui lo murder, which has just come tp
light Two German shepherds wers
found dead on the Medlns, about eight
miles from Uvalde, one last Thursday
afternoon aud the other on Saturday
evening, The dead men were found
ABOUT 5Uo yards apart and both hai hOr-
rible gashes IN their heads, evid, II ly in
tlicted with an axe. \ slicker ana sling
OF Mexican horder, stained with blood,
and elotted with human hair. vers
found near the corpses and suspicion
points strongly toward party
who lssupposed to have committed tho
crime, but he has not yet been arrested,
One oi the Germans was killed in Ills
camp; the other about 800 wards off froD,
the camp They we're both no douLt
killed ~ the same time and the first ono
found had the appearance of having
been dead three OF four days. The in
formant was unable to give the names
OF the two murdered men, or the prob
able cause of their mur1er. One oil the
Germans had been living in the neigh
borhood about three Years and tns
other only short while.
LATER-cDETAi LIS EANFD.
a ulNpatcn lr0ih uEhde, received to-
night, gives the following additional
particulars OF the murder: The naines
OF the unfortunate victims were Henry
Kuhlmann and Joseph Stein, Germans
anu partners, living alone. They had
been dead for several days when found.
lhe scattering OF thelr sheep led to the
search ior them huhlmann, who was
member on COncOrdlH lodge, KuiGhts
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An Arre.t At enlye.ton

GALVESTON, Jan. 5.--Johnson Forster,
an old citizen OF Galveston, for many
years prominent cattle man and iivs
stock dealer, was arrested Saturday
evening on the charge Of the en-
bezzlement of the sum of sG0S.
IL seems Forster sole u car load OF boss
consigned to him by Weaver q Chum-
ley, of HicO, Texas, and failed to settle
with his principles; hence the
suit for embozziement. Forster
appeared before the recorders court
to-day and gave bond for
his appearance. The grand jury meets
tomorrow, aud IL is understood FOrs-
ter's case will bo considered at once.
Forster has been financially embsr-
rassed for some time past. He stood
well IN this community, aud tho prea-
ent proceedings against him are a sur
prise to his many friends.
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The EarthauaLo Becomlne Common.

New YORK, Jan. 5.-The reports Of an
earthquake in New Hampshire and
Maryland, on Friday last, have been
followed by many similar reports of
late in various parts of the country, and
now these are succeeded by the an
nouncement of earthquake shocks yes
terday at Tarrytown, New York. NJ. ii.
Brighter, who lives at Tarrytown,
describes the occurrences as follows
The earthquake toDk place yesterday
morning AZ six minutes past i O'clock.
was awake, and as l have observed
earthqu axes before, Immediately recog-
nized the nature of the shocks and seized
my watch To time its duration. 1t lasted
four seconds. Ii was a distinct
continuous vibration, like the lar pro-
duced in horse-car when stopped by
the sudden application OF the brakes.
The shock was followed by q low rum
bling noise, not louder than would
be caused by heavy car.
The house was shaken and the windows
ratified.
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in favor OF the bill had been
circulated by specially Interested par
ties, and he ventured the assertion that
more than two.thirds of the persons
whose names were signed to them had
never read the bill. Tho bill was infin-
itely worse than the law of 1867.
Mr.. WILLIS entered his protest
against tho new bankruptcy bill. Every
gentleman in the house would be
within forty days besieged with thous.
ands of applications for offices from one
end OF the country to the other if the hill
is passed. Five thousand more Offices
would have to be filed. He
was not surprised that ATTORNEYS
in New York had been able to create an
artificial demand for anew bankruptcy
law. What is this bill? 1t was re-
production OF the old law which had
been repealed. 1t was the bill which
three years ago had been repudiated by
the British parliament. He predicted
that II the house passed this bill--and
consideration in this case meant passage
that these 5000 officials would have
hardly begun their infamous work be-
tore the cry would come from all quar-
ters OF the country demanding that the
american congress repeal the law.
The law would be to open the doors to
fraud. 1t would be temptation to wild
speculation, which was the ruin of the
country. Let congress pass this bill and
II would invite again a perfect satur-
nalia or speculation. Ii would open the
doors to embezaling cashiers and say to
them: "GO on with your infamV and
this benign law would meet you with
hearty welcome.n
Mr.. COLLINS said the opponents of
the bill were fair-minded enough TO
give 1t q hearing, he would undertake to
give them convincing reason
why the bill should become law. He
did not know where the gentleman
from Kentucky got his 5000 office.hod.
ers. Not mor9 than 800 offices would
be created by the bill. lie had in his
h~nd copy of the Pail Mall Gazette,
containing articles which showed the
admirable working Of the present bank
ruptcy law in England, which was based
on the principle of this very Lowell bill.
The gentleman from Illinois (Moultonl
had said that the bill was
asked for hy interested parties.
"1es, by parties interested in an honest
settlement of the debt" lie (Collins)
and those he represented, were inter
ested in that motion to suspend the
rules and fix day for consideration of
the bankruptcy bill.
The motion to suspend the rules and
pass the bill WAS lOst-yeas, 1856; nays.
75-not the necessary two-thirds in the
alternative.
Mr.. KING introduced bill appropri-
atiag M,OOO,0O0 for the improvement of
the Mississippi river, in accordance with
plans and estimates of the Mississippi
river commission. Referred.
Adjourned.
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GRAFTON, w. VA, Jan. 5.--The Balti-
more 4 Ohio officers have arrested Mary
Beck on the charge of being tho person
who wrecked the st. Louis express,
near this place last Wednesday, with
the loss OF two lives and much destruc-
ton of property. The woman has ad-
mitted her guilt. Two weeks ago her
husband was arrested by officers of the
road for robbery OF freight cars, and
since then Mrs. Beck has been going
about in male attire, seeking revenge
on the company for tho arrest, and on
Wednesday deuded on wrecking the
train, and with that object placed bar
Of iron in the switch frog.
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Washington Notes.
anN. .mERMAN on orN. nnAN

GEN. SHERMAN OR GEN. GRANT.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 5.-Geu. Sherman
visited the war department this morn
ing and spent some time in calling upon
the secretary of war, Gen. Sheridan and
other officers. A reporter asked for in
formation as to the progress of the
movement for the relief of Gen. Grant:
~ cant tell you anything about IT,"
replied Gen. sherman, "eXcept shat
the matter is in strong hands. 1t is a
very complicated case,n he continued
"and no one can tell the result. But, as
said, strong men are interested in it.
The very best lawyers are looking after
Gen Grants interests, aud they viii be
protected as far as possible"
oREdON's ELECrORAf VOTE.
Gen. Warren Truitt, messenger from
Oregon, with the electoral vote of that
state, reached Washington this morn
ing and delivered the vote to the vice
president. Owing to the snow blockade
Gen. Trnitt was compelled to make
the trip by wav Of San Francisco and
the Southern Pacific road.
NIX AND MAC.
Representatives, McAdoo and Randall
returned TO Washington to-day and eX-
pressed themselves delighted with the
DECISION EXPECTED.
IL is probable that the court of
claims will render decision in the Pa
chic railroad cases on next Monday.
THE PRESIDENT
Will leave Washington about tho 18th
inst. for New Orleans to visit the expo-
sition, unless the condition of public af-
fairs at that time make ii necessary TO
change his present plans. He is to
be accompanied by some members Of
his caoinet, and expects to return TO
Washington in about ten days.
SECRETARY TELLER
has written long letter to the chair
man of the senate committee
iect of leases OF Indian lands.
He says IN part that the interior depart
ment has Tor years recognized the right
OF Indians 10 receive compensation
for the pastTage of stock on
reservations aud such rights
nave also been recognized by the courts
ana the senate committee. The privi-
lege to pasture cattle is only license,
not u lease, and CONVEYS no interest i'm
the lands occupied. The Indians, tho
secretary says, did attempt TO make u
a lease, but the department refused to
recognize them beyond treating them as
Licenses revocable to the Indians at will.
NO one can question their right to make
sueh dis osition of the grass growing on
their lands. Conc rning the pecuniary
gain which the Indians now
derive from the license to
use the products OF their lands when
they grant IL to the whites, the seeretar
says they are now receiving $50
for every dollar received under
the old system. With respect
to allowing the Indians to control large
and valuable tracts suitable for agrieul-
tural purposes the secretary con-
cludes that they should not be
permitted to own such tracts to the ex-
clusion of settlers, when such lands are
not not needed by the Indians, and that
to have its lands held in large auantf-
ties by a few owners; the more so il
held by owners who neither make use
OF 1t or allow others To do so.
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white Horse slno.t Csptured.

HENRIErrA, Jan. 5.--tSpecial. l-Sev-
enteen years ago White Horse, chief OF
the Kiowa Indians, murdered citizen
OF Clay county, where Henrietta now
stands. After the county was organized
the grand jury indicted White Horse
for the murder, but the officers have
never been able to catch him. Yester-
day the murderer was on the streets,
but before the officers could find the in
dictment he had departed for other
lands. The old citizons say If captured
he can be convicted easily. Il was >
cold. blooded murder.
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APhy.icInn suIcIdes IN Jain.

SPRINoFIELD,0 o., ,Jan.5,-Dr. JohaMaI-
well hung himself in tho county Jail yes
terday with lowell, aud was found
dead when his breakfas, was brought
him. On November 26th last. Maxwell
murdered his three children by poisou-
lug thOm, and attempted suicide at tho
same tlno, fNt recovered aud was
lodged in Jail. His actions since his az
insane, Mrs. Maxwell is Frustrated by
the awful shock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-06

United States in such international con
ference would not stop this government
to deny the right or fairness of any fu
ture alliance European sovereigns might
make to set upon tho American CONT
nent government of such form as To
them might seem wise. whenever the
occasisn for such interference might
arise. Referred
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-02-12
1893 Drug Trade 1888
AISQUITH ~ co.
Druggists.
Courthouse Square, Charlestown,

Courthouse Square, Charlestown,
DEALERS in Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Window Glass. Patent Medicines, Soaps
Perfumeries Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes
Druggists Sundries and Fancy Goods.
We respectfully call the attention of our Gus
toners and the public To our large and well Sc,
lected stock of an articles usually kept in first
class Drug Store. With increased facilities iol
business and enlarged stock we are prepared to
serve the public with all goods in our line Of
reasonable figures. We are prepared 10 supply
country physicians with all articles they need
at the most moderate prices
Our Book and Stationery department has
been well stocked and we are offering special
inducements OH goods IN this line
A full line Of Tobacco Segars, and Smoking
Tobacco always on hand. We are headquarters
for John Lucas & COS Liquid Paints-any
quantity of all color from ID. to gal. cans
always in stock
January4 4, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-02-12
Chair Seats Gained.

NIRs.J.N WELLINGTON is prepared TO
vi Repair Cane Seat Chairs az short notice
and upon easy terms AT her home in the
Southern suburbs of Charlestown, on Bloom
cry turnpike.
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