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Arrival of Minister DENNY In China.

WASHINGTON. Oct l0-The following official
adyices have been received at the Navy Depart
ment; mir. DENLY. United States minister TO
China, arrived at Yokohama on the evening
of Sept Z. On tho 10th he went
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Steamship News.

Boston, Oct. 1O.-Arrived: Cepholonia, from
Liverpool.
HAMBURG, Oct 10.-Arrived: Suevia, from
New York.
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Standard Dollar Demand.

Washington Special.
1t is said at the Treasury Department that
during the month of September the output of
the standard silver dollars, for the first time
since the passage of the Bland act, exceeded the
regular monthly courage
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The body of w. Edmonson Esdale, a
clerk for Robert Warren g. Co., of Chicago, who
has been missing for week, was found on the
lake shore yesterday morning. He is supposed
to have committed suicide.
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TRAGEDY, comedy, spectacle. meiodrama
and o royal company. See Kiddsr's Niagara
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ONEhalf tears, one-ha.f laughter. See Kid
der's Niagara" Grand-opera House, monday
night
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EVERY man with motherin law should soc
Niagara" Grandopera House. Monday night
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Peru.

Hon. John A. Graham and Hon. r.. II. Donald
SON attended the meeting Of tho surviving mem
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Pope Is understood 10 regard the diocese contain
ing the political capital OF the country as the
proper ono for the cardinal
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30
EecnE .N0fipe.

THE FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
i j ". Golden and ; G. Robinson, PITTS, v
GEORGE II. FLAGG, as Executor and as De
yisee of John r. Fagg J. Hammond. Trustee
Ella or Eta Hammond. Herbert Hammond
Otho Hammond aud Bertha Hammond in
fants. and f. p Lynch their guardian ad tenr
Garland Hurst. Admir- of Thomas Elte Wills
deed. The Farmers Bank OF Virginia. John
Morsnn. Moses c. Nadenbousch, Admr de bo-
,.is non of d. ! saunders d. and
Admir- of Maria G. Saunders, dec d.
Defendants
The above parties are hereby notified that
the dcpositions of certain WITNESSES will DC ~
ken at the office of George d Wise and W W.
Crosby In Skaters Building, corner OF 10th and
Main streets In the City of Richmond, Virgin
ia. ON Friday May - 1855. between the hours
of IS o'clock. a NJ, and : o'clock, =. N to be
read as evidence for the plaintiffs 10 the above
suit IN Chancery pending in the Circuit Court
of jefferson County. West Virginia and #,
from any cause. the taking of the said depo-i-
tions shoul not be completed ON said day, the
taking of the same will be adjourned from time
10 time until they shall be completed
THE FARMERS BANK or Virginia,
BY Wm. II Trayers its Counsel.
April -. lS,5-5t Free Press fee-Si7s.
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state of west S1rgtmia,
Clerks Office of the County Court.


Clerks Office of the County Court
The following Is List of Deeds admitted TO
Record in said Office, during the week ending
April Is, lSS5.
B. f. Harrison and wife to JOS l. Cookus.
Bargain and sale dated April eth. 1884, convey
ing a lot of land near ;. Y X X. depot in Shep-
herdstown, recorded April 10Th, looj.
, John d. Staley and Others to JOS. l.. Cookus.
Bargain and sale dated January 27th. 1850, con-
yeying one and One-half acres of land adloin-
ing Shepherd>town, recorded April 20ih. 1850.
3. Geo VIM Melee and Others to Joseph l..
Cookus Bar.uiu and sale dated February 2lst,
1850. conveying 10 acres one rood aud > poles
of land adjoining ShepherdstOwn, recorded
April 10Th, loS5.
I. Isaac DiggS 10 J. 5. Myers, trustee for l..
II Lee IL Bro deed of trust dated Feb 18th,
1855. conveying one Champion reaper and ms
interest in 80 acres OF growing wheat on the
Black" farm formerly owned by Oliver Sher-
man. recorded April 2Uth, lsN5.
>. Geo. NJ Betzhuover and others. Special
Commissioners. 10 VIM. J. Knott Bargain and
l'sale dated March 81. 1883. conveying the An
drews' Farm of the late oliver sherman, con-
veying Ga acres. recorded April 18th, lSS5.
g. VIM. l.. Wilson and wife to :. slower
Bargain and sale dated April 10th, lSo5, con-
yeying lot OF land on Congress 81. in Charles
town. recorded April DIST lSs5.
Z Geo j. Fritts and wife To Geo r. Ware
Bargain and sale dated Aprl lst, 1000. convey
ing the kangley' lot containing acres and
perches. recorded April 2lst, 1855.
s. Geo r. Ware to Jno. g. Shirley, trustee
for Geo j. Fritts. Deed of trust dated April
LIST. 1883, conveying the Kangley' lot, con-
tanning acres and perches, recorded April
2lst. ISIS
Q. Charles II. Goens to Geo. Baylor, trustee
for VIM +. Reed. Deed of trust dated April
24th. lSS5 conveying personal property and
growing crop of wheat on " Mt. Gilead' farm,
recorded April 2lth, 1850.
10. r. f. Boyd to Geo. Baylor, trustee for
Charles IL GOems. Deed of trust dated April
oath. 1SSj, conveying personal property and
growing crop of wheat ON Hog Run farm.
II. A. p. Thomson and wife to r. G.. SteptOe.
BARGAIN and sale dated April 9Th. ls05, convey
ing 2Gf acres OF land, recorded April 2lth. 1850.
T. A. Z. Thomson and wife to VIM. II. rrav-
ers. trustee for r. o. Allen Deed OF trust da-
ted April 9Th. lSS5, conveying 80 acres Of land.
recorded ipril 2ith, 1850
- Eugene Baker 10 Forrest W. Brown,
trustee for jefferson County Building AssOcia-
ton 40 t. Deed of trust dated April zitn, Is
So conveying 40 acres of land, date OF record
April 24th. lSS5.
II. The First National Bank of Jefferson at
Charlestown, to Charles II. Goens. Release.
dated and recorded April 18th, 1855.
Teste.
T. \. MOORE,
Clerk of County lurt
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.E'0TECE
T. 4 MOORE,
Clerk of County Court.
OF COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNT

OF COMMISSIONER OF ACOOONlo.
THE Accounts of the following Fiduciarics
i are before me for settlement, being so placed
at the dates indicated
1854
Deer g. Cleon Moore and John 7. Gibson, TX
ecutors of Ruth \. Hurst
-. L. Lee Phillips. Ext ofWm. Phillips
1855.
Jan'y 20 Logan Osburn, EX'r ' JAS Roper.
Feb'y %. Isaac Fouke, Adm. b. n. C. T. a. OF
Richard d. DOran.
Mar - j. G. Hurst, Administrator of Mrs
l.. C DeUulne
lG Geo VI Duke, Adm e. {. q. Of Anna
\ Duke.
20. w. II. 7. Lewis. Guardian of Henry
81 T. Lewis
20. Same EXT Of f. A Lewis.
81 r. II. Ransom. EXT of j. /. Ran
son.
April 3. J. Shep. Lucas. Adm. of Cath Lucas
g. f. A. Bushev, Executor Mrs. France
Bushey.
T. Henry H. Moore and VIM II. Moore
Adm Is G.. C. a. Of John Moore.
5 JOS Tmpnell, Trustee tor ii. 5. ]
C0rdell.
Given und,r my band this 22nd Of April. 50
= ". WASHING ron. Com. OF Accts.
Apr %, SIT. f. =. fee-S6.J0.
WE still handle Frank Siidall', Soap at
w C. D. EBY * CO.'S.
CLOTHES and Market Baskets AZ
\ c. D. ELY & CO.'S.
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vac Khite Gross League.
4 Plea for lie Extension in Baltim0re-lts
Noble Objects.


Editor Americau-lt gave me much pleas
ure to read in the morning papers several
DAYS since notice of the Inauguration IN
Baltimore by DR. james Carey Thomas OF
the White Cross League. know OF moth
ing that has transpired recently that en-
Unused me more than this. said after read
ing it, surely. does this open new chap
ter. and is this the dawn OF the brightest
day in the history of reform in this great
country ?" ! have always strongly advo-
Gated That some measure should be taken TO
preserve the possible relations between the
sexes. to avert injury and insult to woman,
and that we should make a manly effort TO
restore her To higher plane of morals, should
she, because of misfortune, take lower one.
like so much the ring OF the metal OF the
"White Cross League, for 1t sounds like
the chivalry of our fathers, when the mere
name of man was the synonym of prOtec-
ton and security to woman; when, too, men
made bare their bosoms and arms, yea, they
deemed il privilege to offer their lives in
her defense. But the obligation of this or
d will not. am quite sure bind It's sup
porters to make such extreme steps TO meet
It's purpo G for these and other laws, when
men are more cons TNdllNe III tlVli I""u7h'S
and conclusions; when mlder means are
employed to effect the same ends that were
brought about by force Of arms in the first
days of chivalry.
thank God for Bishop f Durham, with
whom the order originated. 1t is beautiful
in its very conception; it has splendid pur-
poses it will achieve magnificent results.
take pleasure in asking for place in
the front rank Of the order, and urge ell
men to come into the knighthood, and guard
the good name and purity Of woman, who,
of right, belongs under the protection OF
men, heritage given him of God-one, il
he fail to accept, renders him chargeable
with neglect of a most sacred trust reposed
in him. Respectfully,
JAMES @. WILTSHIRE.
The above letter we take from the Balti-
more Amerieaa of the 22nd. The writer
thereof, we are proud to say, IS a son of this
county, and foremost in every good word
and work. Long live DR.. James G. Wilt
shire. He recognizes the fact and emphasi-
yes it by his life that Peace hath her vic
tories no less renowned than War"
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TN DAY or MAY, 1885,

az the Office o., ''' M sr5 p
w Va, ieivcon u q l.,urs q ? Z, 90.
NJ. Of that day we will proceed 10 take the depo-
sitions of Daniel HefebOwer. Luther + Sliler
and Others 10 be read as evidence in behalf Of
the C0mpainauis in certain cause now pend
Ing IN Chancery IN the Circuit Court Of Jeiier-
son County W Va iu which John ". Sitter
aud VIM 4 Shaw aud wife are Plaintiffs. and LII
Their r siifrrand wife and others are Defendants,
and If said dispositions are Mt commenced on
that day or If commenced are not completed
the taking Of the same vii be osn.Diued from
time 10 time until the same are completed.
JOHN " SLlFEh,
WIZ. 4 SHAW and WIFE,
Apr g. 'S5--5, by Cle0n Moore, ATTY.
Free Press fee Sl7.3i.
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Wool w anted!

TAM ready to pay the highest market price III
i Cash for all the Wool clipped in ''-ueis""
County. Will receive the same IN person or
by Agentin ChareStown al the Adams Express
Office. National Bank Building. or az the JEFF
ferson Wooden Mills therefore, known as P0r
ters Factory near Wheatlaud Station S.V r. r.
JNO. J. JOBE,
PO Wheatland Jefferson County, West Vir-
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Dublin. June g, 81
CHAPTER H.


" Maiden Ma>s. Feb lst 1850 Gentlemen
[ suffered with attacks of sick headache.
Neuralgia. + male trouble. for wears in the
moss terrible and excruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
-icfor cure until used Hop Bitters.
The frs; bottle
Nearly cured mes;
The second made me rs well and strong
Us when a child.
" And have been So 10 this day"
Sig husband was an invalid tor twenty
wears with a serious
" kidney, liver and urinary complaint.
" Pronounced by Bos,on'> best physicians
" Iucunble >"
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him
and / Know Of the
Lives OF eight persons"
Tn my ueighborhood that have been saved
by your bitter>,
And many more are using them with great
benefit
They almost
Do miracle, s' Mrs + d Slack
How % get sick -EXpase yourself day and
NIGHT. eat Ton much without exercise: work
roo hard without rest doctor an the time
take az the vile noyruWs advertised and then
Won viii want 20 know how % yet we'll which
Is answered I'm three worlS-Take Hop BitterS.
None genuine without "a bunch of green
Hops ON the white label Shun ail the vile,
poisonous stun with Hop OF Hops IL their
name.
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The Wheeling Register thinks that the saloons
that shut up by midnight viii conserve greatly
the peace Of the city. Eighteen hours day
ought TO be time enough in which 90 Stake one
thirst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

The Raihray Age shows that 2orailroad> with
aggregate capital stock of S275,2o9ooo have
failed during the first quarter of 50 There
were but 81 such failures duringall of last year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

Monday was General Grants 63rl ann'vers"-
~. tt was COMMONWEALTH I'M many places
and by many friends and the General himself
celebrated the occasion aud masuiiied his Drs
By taking drive.
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IL would have puzzled Thomson 90 portray
the Seasons if he had lived 90 see this day
ETHEREAL mlduess and spring hornets ana
Spring poets are dreams of the past or hopes oi
the future
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Editor Horn OF the Merideu Miss NTc"y
has. 10 is stated sent the President vigorous
petition demanding the pardon of Jefferson
Davis and unbeknownst Co Mr. Davis
This reads as if 70 might Dee aii in "a horn.
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.soficc 10 Take eposiftOms

ITO Margaret A Cutler. Josephus yesterday
j aud Sus % g. hls wife Reuben Cochran
and Mary T. his wife: Ann Caroline Sitter.
Samuel I. sliier VIM Sweadner and Frances
T.. his wife Marlin II. Siler. W i. Long and
Emma G. his wife; Josiah H. sliirr, EsrOm
Sifer. SON of Daniel. and - Sliier. his wife
Martin Slifer and - Siifer lass wife; Eman-
ue Gauntz and Margaret his wife, VIM. smith
and Susan. his wife John Slilcr son ofGideon
and - Sliler, his wife. Joshua sliier, son
Of Gideon Henry Layman and Mary
Ann. his wife. Martin l.. Hout Andrew
Morgan and Laura T.. his wife Lewis Gannlz
and Mary J., his wife; joshua J.. Hont u.
Myers aud lordelia g.. Ibis wife. Lehan Houi
Charlie, ; Iiout. EsTom Ahalt and Jenn.e' ~
wife Samuel Ahalt and Julia. his wife. Martn
l. Ahalt. Manuel Ahalt aud - Ahalt. his
wife: samuel Sitter and Eva Ann IBIS wife
VIM Kemp and Rebecca. IBIS wife; Ellen New
man and - Newman her husband Frances
Brown and - Brown her husband latha-
rine Ahalt. VIM Summers aud Mary Ann, his
wife Esrpm liehehowcr. David VI. llciicbpwer
and - Hcn.bnwer Dis wife; Jerome &. Low
cit and EImluia. DIS wife Daniel r HeHe-
bower Bu.hrod iicfehpwcr James y. Cooper
and NARY li. vile. Juifn IS kiuehau and
Fannie hi. wife. John D. Morris. VIM. ONT.
Fannie Onit aud - niiif daughter oi aanuei
and Jane Otiit. whuse name j. uuknn"h men
rs Slifer. E-rom sitter son oi VIM ana Polly.
his wife Elizabeth snyder solomon Gilbert
and sarah his wife, John Sliicr. son OF VIM.
and - slifer, bis wife: Joshua. son Of Wm.
and - his wife: I. Hine and Rebec-
GA. bis wife: lydia A. GcItmaker. Sauna sliger,
Hezekiah Eastou and Susan. his wife Joseph
z Hunisberry and Hannah his wife, you being
h0n-re-ideuts az the STATE of West Virginia will
tata uofire that an the
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Wonder ifit is anything more than O c''nci-
dence that Congress street iu Boston leads die
rect 20 the insane asylum Come 90 think o.
bout it-Congress street in Char'es'own exc
tends from the gas house To- tie cemetery.
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Building Gofs foy Safe.

V'HF undersigned has for sale fnur eligible
| Building Lots. with bearing fruit thereon
Terms Cash.
April ~, 1885. x. =. HESSEf'
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Finn e. .Eobe 6 EErO. .

viii pur base an the Woo, delivered 70 them
at their Brucetown Wooden Mill Frederick
County, Virginia.
April 50. 1855.
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CATAR = III

80 cents at druggists. 90 cents by mail regis
tered sample by mail 10 cents Send for cir
cular. ELY BROTHERS,
Dec. p. 1884. Druggists OwegO, \. y.
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Senator Lamar was thrown from his horse
the other afternoon boz the soldiers Home
grounds near Washington. Tie fell in O. heap
against a tree, picked himself up and mount
ing again made bee line back 90 town. The
Secretary was anxious ancut his interior de-
nar.mnnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

The gin-slingers in Nevada are Immensely
tickled that the first fellow arrested under che
new anti-treating law was the man who drew
IL M
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.NOficP.
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. R. C

THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY r. r. co.
HNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
/ the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
will be held on
WEDNESDAY,. THE 6h DAY OF NAY 1855,
at u O'Clock noon, at the Office of the Company,
in the city of Roanoke, Va, when an election
will toe held for a President and twelve Direct
ors tor the ensuing year, and such other bus-
ness transacted as may properly come before
the meeting.
ALFRED E. CRAVEN, Secy.
Anril 93 1SS5-2t
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DAINTS, Oils Vanishes, Window Glass.
/ Putty, Paint Brushes &c. We have "A large
sock of these goods ON hand to which we call
the attention of the people. Lewis pure Lead.
pure Linseed Oil aud Lucas celebrated Pre-
pared Paints ready 10 apply, no all colors IN
cans from one pound To- one gallon. We have
all colors. either dry or in oil. Examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Abr. 49, IS. AlSQUlTH & co.
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Another editor stepped down" Gov Geo.
P. Sargent Of the Mooreield ErPee has been
elected Recorder Of that town.
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-; mssANTEr!

-FOUR active. industrious men by the Singer
i Manufacturing Company. Territory Wash
ingtOn county. Nd. or jefferson county. ". Va
Steady employment and pay every week.
Address.
IRWIN NJ HORRILL Manager.
Box 50, Hagersfown.
Apr ,. SIT.
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Seed Oats.
House for Rent.

lust received, a car load Of Northern Dat:
eJ for seed. &C. WASHINGTON.
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Mrs Manuel Wcyner, residing in Lou
doun county, near fIarper's Ferry died about
ten days ago, from an accidental injury re-
ceived "a week or two previous. She was
thrown from a horse and her leg broken
whilst riding alone, and she enieavored to
drive the horse of home, in the hope that
aid would then be sent her. The animal
would not leave her, however, and after
some time she managed to climb upon a
fence. and the horse coming to her she
mounted him and reached her home, in such
exhausted condition, however, that she at-
forwards died, rs above stated.-SPirH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

Promptly on receipt of the news Of the SUI
Preme Court decision Virginia state BOMBS o'
vanced ten points in London
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Farmers.

livery farmer should have a can Of our
H Brown or Red Paint ltis put up IN and
one gallon cans. already 90 put on. Tie very
thing for painting gates. pumps, roofs, aud all
sorts oil agricultural implements.
AlsQUlTH q co.
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Eom6.refh,s GnrAen Seeds.

7 HAVE a full stock of these valuable and re-
1 liable seeds both in Papcrs and in Bulk.
Peas, Beans, Lima Beans and Early Corn.
GEO r LIGHT,
Druggist, Next Door 10 Por Office.
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Dr. K,ng's SpecfGcfes.

I HAVE the agency Tor these Spectacle az
A guarantee ~ lt any eye OF return the i.,s'i
GEO 7. LIGHT
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Hook ,

DAINT your carriages, buggies, &c, with
Pierce x Co.'S Quick DRYING Coach Black,
ready for use. AlSQUIlH q co.
April IT, 1850.
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The totals from the different tables at the
Baltimore Bazaarduring the whole fair were
Maryland Line, y, 1882; Murray Asso-
citation. S2,753.3S; Missouri and Memorial,
sl.SO964; Jackson, Sl,l24.92; Maryland,
SI,52357; Georgia, $l,62O Sc; Virginia,
81 ,25O.S7 R. E. Lee, 81 ,64S Sc North Car
oliua, 81, 22617; Army and Navy, Sl,Ol5.-
SO; ticket Office, 1888 lof which amount
S343. 90 was taken in Wednesday, the largest
receipts during the fair;) Louisiana, 81, ll2.-
10 South Caroliua, Il, 20312; Kentucky,
SSl733; cigars and tobacco, Sl6j.S4; lunch
room, Sl,O9S mot counting Wednesday y
floral temple. 1898 IS Alabama, 1891
Tennessee, SO62 Arkansas, s452.69; Flori-
da, 1892 % Jacobs Well, SS47 %; soda
$ll6.7O; Mississippi, S326.55; stationery
S64l7; gypsy tent, $3l.25.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

Our Carpet and Mating Stock. Few peo-
pie come here that don't express some mea-
sure of surprise at these two lines OF goods.
Ne show any quantity of styles. Patterns
are AN new. and our Prices are the Lowest
ever offered for irst-class gondS
:. ID. HIRsCIINlAN * Co.
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For Remf.
Hay WNmted.

TWILL pay Cash for Good Hay.
j.. q. WASHINGTON.
March 10. IS.
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Esrnm and MIL Feed.

WHOLESALE and Retail
w BIC. WASHINGTON.
A1ril Is 1885.
SUPERIoR PAVING BRICK. Just received
- a ear load.
apr -, 90. y. Z. WASHINCIOE
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Diamond Dyes.

4 ; the Spring advances we call attention T.
a a full stock of Diamond DYES, and guar
antee them 10 color Ribbons, Dresses, Hats
Feathers aud Cotton Goods.
GEO r. LIGHT.
DRUGGIST. Next Door 20 Post Office
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Wanted I!

VOUNG MAN in Store. - or 10 years old.
Il One from town preferred.
Applyt TO {. j. EBl " %.
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Loso and cain.
CIIAPTER |.

With bilious fever
Nv doctor pronounced ne cured, but |
got sick again. with terrible pains in my back
and sides. and rot so bad |
Could not move!
shruukl
From DDS lbs. to 40! I had been doctor
ing for my liver but it did me no good. |
did notexpcctto livcmore than three months.
began to use Hop Bitters. Directly my
appetite returned. my pains left me. nay en-
tire system seemed renewed as if by magic,
and alter using several bottles, | am not only
%, sound us a sovereign. hnt weigh more than
did before. To Hop Bitters owe my life
r. FITZPATRICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

rVHE HOUSE at present occupied by Georg'
w Taylor. Five Rooms aud Kitchen
Cistern in the yard. ..,,,.--.,,,.
Jan. %, 'S5-3ta BENZ. IOMLlNoON'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30
EOr Sale.

4 DOMESTIC SEEMING MACHINE
n a. new. For information apply az
Mar. II. IS. FREE PRESS OFfllb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

Youths Garments, the grandest styles. the
best cut. the best made and above all the
lowest prices at
The Largest Retail Clothing House in the
Valley
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-30

BOYS Clothing most elegantly made
Children's Suits, the nobbiest, the richest
ever shown. Prices lower than ever.
WM KAHN & Co,
Sadler Building