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Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

Drs Schenck of Usage City and Redden of
Topeka, two prominent members of the state
board of health who are attending the SAINT
airy Convention, called yesterday afternoon to
give the editor OF the EAGLE good natured
but sound going over for not having aroused
little more interest touching the impor-
tance Of the convention now in session. We
pleaded guilty, but excused our people on the
ground of a great rush of business and a
sudden advance in the price of suburban
property owing to the news that Gould had
bought the Arkansas Valley railway. The
truth of the matter IL, Wichita will have to
experience a little sickness before she Will
take the proper interest in sanitary move
mentS
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

80 acres on College Hill'at bargain. See
". O. Riidell q Co, owe: Kansas National
Bank, Nam St 20-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

f. S. Munson and vie, J. HowinoteIn and
wife and Miss fieta Lawrence left tor a visit
to California lass evening.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10
Ch3mberlain'S Eve and Skin Ointment

Tallyho nour 81 o5 per sack at shober's.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10
Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON, MASS.
CAPITAL 100000
SURPLUS 100000

Accounts cf Ranks. BANKERS and Corporations so
licitei.
facilities for Collections excellent and we
re-discouut for banks when balances warrant IL
Boston Is Reserve City and balances with from
Banks not located in other Reserve Cites-count as
=
We draw our own Exchange on London and the
Continents, and make cable transfers and place
money throughout the United Sgste- and Canada
Government Bonds bought and sold. snd Exchang-
es in Washington made fo- banks without extra
ChsrSe.
We have market FOR prime arst-class Investment
Securities. and iEviie proposals from States Coun
ties and Cities when issuing bonds
We do general Ranking business and invite
Tespouaence. ASA z. POTTER President.
JOS. W. WORK. Cashier IS6m
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

Col. a. B. Campbell and Hank Hciserman
what team-made Us apleasant call yester-
day morning.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

Blackerries, gooseberries, strawberries
raspberries, corn, Zoe per can at ShObers.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

The following are the real estate transfer
recorded in the Office of the register of deed
yesterday.
Robert Hutchings to Healy & Gaebel,. oo,
sw or of ne or 5-27-1 1e..........-..S l6OC
Robt Hutchings to John F Duinckel,
lots a. a, 46, IS, Mosiey ave Viola
add ......: .:..-.::..... .;-.'.-.-- "1>
Kate Graham to William Sherman,
lots 2, f. &, s. Washington ave era -,
Ephram Willard to D B Meyer, lots 81,
IS. 80. 40, blk II Junction Town Cos
add ~,
Jos Kirsh to { A Ritter, part OF the
Sc or 29-21-l e........-............. 3OO
John H Nichols to 3 S Garrison, lots
II, IL Oak st Oakland add.......... lOOO
Schweiter, Merriman q hyde to VIM
w Beeman, lots 5S, go, C2, Is, Ellis
ave Lincoln ST add d,.....-.-...:.-:.. ooo
Ches Firebaugh TO Beauregard Pol
lock. lots b 53, cor First st and
Martin ave Firebaugh's suD-ilv..... 40
ER Carson to A Wyatt, lots "A, 76,
rs Ellis ave Lincoln 81 add. d........ 4j
Edgar f. Casad To Esthe. \. Herring
ton, lot 3 blk 3, College Hill add. $500
Schwieter, Merriman IL Hyde to Abner
G Winder, lots 81, % Lulu ave, Lin
coin st add SoVO
Jas w Lam5 to jackson Shank, lots
927, 929 93l. jackson ave, Greiffen-
STEMS 9TH add. d.....s..............- I4OO
Ella Williams TO Henry J. HoweGsteln
lots ~ "A, 7G, ~, go, Texas ave W.
Wichita. -....--..;;...
Junction Town Co. to o r Sisson, lot
10. blk 4, Junction Town Co. add. $50
OR Sisson to Union City Town Co, lot
10 blk >, Colwich, Kan. 20
Nettie Zimmerly to Joseph Firebaugh,
lot 30, Chicago ave, West Wichita. 100
n T NiederlGnder to j II Hetllnger.
1oto 10 Chjca ave West Wichita 1000
James w Furnish to David N Dickson
w hf, ne or, 4-26-1 w........ ....... 1000
James r Mead to G S Weirick, sw or,
and Sc or, 1921 e.............--... 300
D 5 Husey to II l. Snithson, lot rs,
SmithsOn S add. 80. ......-......-... lcUU
Butler g. Fisher to Henry a. OZanne,
lots 81, 63 %, First 81, Butler q
Fishers I'd add Observation-Disclosures. Sl5
3 S Garrison 10 j Il Smith, lots and
I. Cherry ave. GarrisoD's : / add -. 1000
Kate Graham to G " Christian, lots
90 and 2S, Wabash ave, Grahams
add. ....-....-..:.... .....-.-...'.::--, l'o
Allen. Norris q Sherman To Ella B
White lo]s IA and l46, Fourth ave,
Eagle add. .........--..-.... fuO
Fannie % ave, Lincoln st add .,..,,... 200
Chas. Mosbacher to W c Klein, lots
and 3, Washington ave. Ihrockmor-
tons add. ........--.. ............. 40
Arkansas valley 1oWH 20 10
ROOD, lot ., bik2l, Cheney. 40
Carey Park Land Co. TO c \ Lewis,
8S. blk 7, Cheney 300
w Oliver TO E l. Ortt, lots 1879,
1911, Wichita II, Lewellen', 2d adj. 900
Mary A Brown TO Seth Dickoy, lots -,
81, blk II, Browns sub div, on Col
iege egeHilI............................ Hill. 1850
r Tarlton to David Meel1ius, lots II,
IriaucrIlar add ttNi
l. NJ Fink to Mary Ii NILS, lots p, -,
blk +, academy add ............ =. 400
NJ Cutler to May NJ CuOier. II hf sw
or 1U-2g-le Observation-Disclosures. 1000
VIM Hensberger to CHRIST Mercer, part
Of sw Or l6-29-le ... 80. .......... 80
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

, Capt. Sproule, of the Ggeensburg Rustler,
spent yesterday i'll tne city aud called on the
EAGLE in his rounds.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10
Grand Clearing Sale !! !
Mrs. M. klENTZ

N ~ sell uEtl all sold Hsrs from &c 10 o. worth
twice the money. Hand knIr su wool hoods n
anc SIC full lire of Cloass. Underwear. CoyS~ts
Rustle. H&ndkerchtsfs- erto-e<- Ostrich seSts-r~.
Birds WtnS., Ribbons. Teivess Plr-bes- Ass-s
cGans- l@adtes come early 70 secure bargains.
KIESTZ
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

Lots on East Douglas avenue. See W. o.
Riddell &; Co., over Kansas National Bank.
=
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

s lots on Estelle avenue at $500 per lot, one
half cash. See w. O. Riddell q Co., over
Kansas National Bank 20-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

Mead Center's board OF sTaae passed some
very flattering and highly complimentary
resolutions touching Capt. Il. L. Walkers
effective work in chat county il behalf of the
Rock Island The Mead Center Globe turns
turns itself loose ia complimentin5 our Dick
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

Choice chewing tobacco zoe per ID at
Shober's.
Look for pro gram of the concert in Satur-
day evenings Beacon and Sunday morning.
EAGLE. d20-1t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

The mare belonging 20 Offers Cairns and
Marlatte, and which slipped the bride over
her head Tuesday might while standing in
the street, was recapturel the same night
about 10 O'Clock in the nerJh part of the city
10y Master Claud Alley, and turned over to
her owners
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10
To Whom it MAY Concern.

All parties having claims against the es-
tate Of L. N. T. Pope, deceased are request
ed to present them to the administrator at
the Office of the probate judge on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of December, 1856 The
administrator viii be present on that day to
hear proof on claims. c. +. HYDE,
d20-2t Administrator
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

5 cans OF pumpkin Zoe at Shober's 20-t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

On Der maer George G. Mastia viii hand
over hi- official to.e> to John II Gro>>man
as county uF.ru-I INra; ui $. hge.>. For
the past live years -ir. Na>;u IA, performed
Ihe outl5~ oI tlA, Office a"G attained a repu-
tG,ion SECOND 10 40 superintendent in TIN,
part oi she STATE lie has con .ludel 80 make
his hoUe IN Wichita, Kansas. The city
y hirh he has CAoS Tor hl~ future home i
one Of the growing cities oI the great south
west. Il Uo" contains fully 1900 iuhabif-
ants. Reai estate i booming there and
every yJhiug Indicates thar fhe c;ty has a great
future before II. Sir. Na>tu Viii there en-
ga-- in Jh- practice oi Law and wills also deal
ia real c-.ate. The gen leHau inspires con
iiG, nee ia all with whom he comes in con
tact. We wish hIm success in his new field
and trust that hlS highest hopes VIII be real
lied. He leaves a husl OF friends in Carroll
county We trust also that his successor.
Mr. GrVs>man. may take up the work where
he has lalo II Go"u and continue the excel
lent reputation which the school, of our
g1"-r have already NOTWITHSTANDING M
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10

3 cans of choice peas, pc at Shober's.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
The Storm.

The tornadoes of last week ranged from
Kansas southwark to Texas, and eastward
through Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania, extending to
Virginia. Throughout this extensive
breadth of territory the loss of property by
wind and food, and hail at Kansas and, in
some places, the loss of life was very great.
At Kansas City many young school chill
dren and factory girls were killed and
many more injured. At Xenia, Ohio,
water-spout drowned twenty-five persons
and eleven Others are missing-all this in
addition to much property utterly destroyed
or seriously damaged. The Winchester
.Ne,cs says of the storm there on Wednesday
evening of last week:
ave are not exaggerating when we say
that there was a wall of falling ice, and that
for a space of perhaps four or five minutes,
| for we did not measure the time, lie tusll-
AIDE of hail-st0nes many as large as hen
egg nearly all as big as hulled walnuts
rained upon field, and garden and house
| destroying in a few minutes the work OF
many months.
The storm approached Winchester from
! the northwest, and its attack was heralded
! by roaring as of many railroad trains con-
verging to a point, or the falling OF
mighty cataract. Wheat, fences, trees were
! levelled, and the gardens were beaten as by
| the hoOfs of horses. 1t was an indescrlba-
| Bile scene and one well calculated to awe
the spectator and listener. After the hail
/ the water descended in torrents, overtowlng
/ the streets, but the worst of the hail fell
/ perhaps in the space of five minutes. 1t
would be useless for us to attempt to give
in detail the damage alone by this storm In
| Winchester. In many cases it is consider
able. but there is scarcely house in the
town that has escaped entirely. Either the
gardens arbOrs. glass in the windows, have
been destroyed or broken down, or fences
blown fiat. The track OF the storm was not
wide, extending only from the Fair Grounds
on the MaTtinsburg turnpike to a short dis
lance on the Valley turnpike on the south
end of the town, but within that scope 1t
stripped the trees which were so beautiful
an hour before almost entirely of foliage.
We understand that in the northwestern
portion of the country the storm was very
fierce and savage, and that much damage
has resulted both to the growing crops,
fences and trees. After reaching this place
it seems that the storm had spent its force
as it was comparatively light south of the
town. Among the heaviest losers by the
storm are Mr.. Robert Smith, of the Win
chester Gardens, and Mr.. James Fry, at his
gardens in the southern part of the town.
Mr. Few Brown was also heavy sufferer
It is very fortunate that we do not have to
record any loss of life from the storm, and
we have not heard Of single casualty to
any individual. The rear portion of the
residence of Mr.. VIM. G. Russell, Jr, was
crushed in, chimney that had stood tae
storms Of many years, succumbing to the
fierce winds and falling on the roof Loss
estimated at thousands of dollars"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
WINCHESTER ITEMS.
From the Winchester Times.

From the Winchester Times.
Charles Butler, white, has been arrested
for attempting an outrage upon Mrs. Jane
Evans, in Frederick county. Sarah Spen'
Ger, coored, aged years, has been commit
ted to Jail upon the charge Of firing the
County Aims House.
On last Saturday morning the well-known
mill property belonging to Mr.. Alfred Par
kins, situated on the Front Royal road
about five miles from this city, was entirely
destroyed with contents) by five. We learn
that the Loudoun Mutual Insurance Com
pauy had written policy upon it for 81
500. The fire was caused by friction. Mr.
Parkins estimates his loss at $4,000.
At last, after many days of confinement
from paralysis, death came TO the relief Of
Capt. Z. r. Smith on last Friday afternoon
and his spirit passed over to be with the
great majority. He suffered a second stroke
of paralysis on Wednesday evening last
while sitting on the porch of his residence
on Braddock street. He never regained
consciousness afterwards. Captain Smith
was kind-hearted, genial and a respected
citizen. He was in the 57th year OF his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
NEWSY NOTES.

To-day Is the sd anniversary Of the
death of the Marquis de Lafayette.
Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio comprised a storm swept land last
week
4 hurricane in and around Madrid, Spain,
last week destroyed property worth one
and a quarter millions, and killed about
eighty persons.
Queen Victoria will be 81 on Monday.
The old lady wears pretty well all things
considered 1t doesn't agitate her much
this Home Rule agitation.
Captain John Newland Matiitt the dis
tinguished z-Coniederate naval officer, died
at Wilmington, " c., Saturday evening, in
the 6Sth year of his age, after prolonged
illness.
4 death dealing cyclone visited Kansas
CITY last week. More than twenty persons
killed and many wounded. Many of the
victims were school Children school
building having been destroyed.
Mr.. Richard W. Swift, of Keyser, Miner
al county. was drowned on Saturday in at
tempting to cross New Greek. He was at
one time deputy sheriff of Mineral county
and more recently one Of the assessors.
A desperate fight occurred at Martins
Vile. Virginia, on Monday night between
Col P. D. Spencer and the Terry brothers.
j. X. Terry was killed and his brothers,
Spencer Tarleton Brown, Hugh Dyer,
Robt Gregory and two colored men were
fearfUlly If not fatally wounded.
Mr.. VIM Mathew, prominent lawyer of
Leesburg, Virginia, for several terms repre-
senting Loudoun in the House of Delegates
and Senate, committed suicide on Thursday
morning last by shooting himself. he was
victim of the Capitol disaster in 1870 and
has been in i'll health since He was Is
years old and leaves wife and three chill
dren.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
sHEPHERDsrOWN SUMMARY
From the Register:

From the Register:
Mr.. George Licklider, an aged and we'll
knoXn citizen of this locality, or Wednes-
dav last was seized with a giddy spell,
and before he could reach the house he fell
and broke one of his limbs at the hip. The
accident is very hard on Mr.. LickIider, as
he is eghty-one years Of age, and recovery
will doubtless be slow.
At Shenandoah Junction, on the line OF
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, new
camp meeting ground has been laid out, to
be known as Aglionby Camp. Buildings
will be erected at once, and camp will be
opened on July II and continue for one
week. The Baptist congregations OF Mar
tinsburg, Charlestown and Berryville Will
unite in the service.
On Monday evening while Mr.. Johnson
and Mr.. Charles Powell were driving near
Flowing Spring Mill the dog cart in which
they were seated was accidentally over
turned. Both gentlemen were thrown out
Mr.. johnson escaped with some slight
bruises, but Mr.. Powell sprained both wrists
very severely in attempting to save himself
from greater injury.
Mr.. J. Thornton Koontz died at the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM. r. McQuilkin on We'd
nesday morning last The deceased was
native of this vicinity, but for the past
twelve or fifteen years resided in Georgia.
A few months ago he returned to this coun-
ty with his health much impaired and re-
NAMED here until his death. Hewas about
60 years of age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
The state of Wsst Virginia,

Itl-ElcDA4 toltlAAff WV
kTRULES held in the Clerks Office of the
y Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, May,
$50.
John Mcknight, Plaintiff,
Against
c. II. Mcknight; Henry Rohrer VIM. Hop
kins: Andrew Hunter, trustee; Lavinia d.
Broadus; Charles f. Knight Anna Maria
Knight. his wife: Lavinia B. Moss Maria J.
Keyes John Dieter and II. W. Mcknight,
Defendants,
II CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is TO ascertain the ex-
tent Of the interest of G.. II. Mcknight. one OF
the defendants, in q certain tract Of land con-
sisting Of II acres lying East of the town OF
Charlestown, W. Va, which was conveyed by
Sarah A Broadus and others 10 &. II. Mcknight
and VIM Hopkins and 10 audit the debts OF
the said C. H. Mcknight that are liens upon
the said interest.
II appearing on affidavit filed in this suit
that the Defendants c. II. Mcknight Henry
Rohrer Charles f. Knight; Anna Maria
Knight, his wife; Lavinia B. Moss Maria l
Keves John Dieter aud II. W. Mcknight arc
non-residents of the State Of West Virginia
they are hereby required to appear within one
month after the date Of the first publication OF
this order. and do what is necessary 70 protect
their interests in this matter.
T. W. LATIMER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
VIM II. Travers, p. q.
May G, lSs6-lt. Free Press fee 500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS, Ii has pleased The Divine Giver 70
recall 20 Himself the spirit of our esteemed
brother, JOHN BENNEE, on the morning Of thC
l1tt Of May. we, therefore, return TO earth by
our rites an that remains of Brother Benner
there TO remain until it shall please the Great
God 90 raise il q spiritual body,
Res9lfed. That the members of Wildev Lodge
No. 81. . o. O. f.. I'm token of Friendship
Love and Truth, so-weld the triple links thu.
broken bv dTaping oar Lodge room in mourn
ing for thirty days, and that the members veal
for thirty days the prescribed badge Of mourn.
ing on their persons.
R1ultsd That the above preamble and these
resolves toe spread on the records Of the Lodge
that a COPY be sent 10 the family Of Bg0thel
Bcuuer under seal of the Lodge and that the
newspapers of the Town be requested TO pub
fish the same
Submitted in L. L. IL T.,
Y. ~ FIEoE,
L. NJ. BLEssISc.
B. r DooLEY,
Committee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
OF
B.F.LEISENRING
CHARLESToWN, W. VA.

Insure against fire in the following iirst-class
companies;
The Lancashire Insurance Company, of Lon
don, England Assets, Si,5l3.22SO2.
The German Insurance Company, freeport,
Illinois. Assets, 81 ,S43,49S.0S.
The Reading Fire Insurance Company Ia.
100000.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of
New York
The Fidelity and Casualty Company OF
New York
The National Life and Maturity Association,
of Washington, D. c., 1915 ST., Northwest
May g. 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20

From Washington correspondence of
Wheeling Register.
Senator Edmuuds says his modification
does nos change the Camden amendment
but chat 10 distinctly recognizes the princi-
pie 0t the Camden amendment and does
hot change Che effect Inn limiting the long
and ,lor, haul principle llr. Camden,
who has studied the matter with great care,
is perfectly satisfied that this is so, and 1t
seems OBJ bc the accepted conclusion on all
sides The bill cXcites great interest here.
The Senators from West Virginia feel Just
lr erdfed 90 the result and have received
many congratulations from friends ON the
success of their gallant fight West Nir-
e.ua being situated on the line of transit
between the States with che markets inside
of her limit viii receive the tuil benefit Of
the Interstate commerce feature. aud her
people win perhaps receive the largest BEN
eft from the long and short haul feature Of
the a'I SIR Camden has succeeded in
producing great result In having this
principle recognized at last by the United
states Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
w DOL w anted.

DARTIEs having Wool for sale will please
! call TO see rs before selling. VIII receive
the same in person OF Dy B. G. Washington.
Agent, az Charlestown. or at the shannondale
Wooden Mills, near Kabletown.
G. \. WILLIAMS & BROS.
p. O. Kabletown. ". Va.
MAY g. 18s6-2m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
BERKELEY COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Statesman:
Mrs. James Powell died at her residence
on Mechanic street last Thursday morning.
Several weeks ago she went to Baltimore to
have a tumor removed, and her death re-
suited from the operation. She was a kind,
Christian lady.
The contest for the gold headed cane at
the Catholic fair between Mr.. John Mar
stella and Mr.. John Dumiord was very spir-
tied. but Mr. Marstella had too much weight
and walked off with the cane, which he
carries with great dignity.
We aFe sorry to learn that Mr.. Milton
Foreman, formerly of this place but now in
the employ of the Simmons Hardware Co.,
St. Louis. No, met with a serious accident
a few DAYS ago. He was putting a revolver
in his pocket, when il was accidentally dis
charged, the ball going through his thumb
and two fingers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
The Washington correspondent of the

The Washington correspondent of the
Alexandria GqzeH Of the 18th, says:
considerable excitement was caused at
the Capitol Friday by q man who, having
removed every particle Of his clothing in a
dark part of the crypt, made a sudden dart
up the interior steps into the rotunda,
through which he attempted to rush to the
door opening upon the stairs that lead to
the dome, from which, it is supposed, he
intended to make a grand leap into eternity
via the stone base OF the Capitol. He was
headed of, however, by the police, and az
ter making several circuits Of the rotunda
with the police in pursuit, was caught and
sent to the police station. Clara Morris,
the old Ftench woman who sells bric-a- brac,
after he had been captured, hastily supplied
the fig leaf in the shape of a waterproof.
The appearance of the man as he entered
the rotunda, as may well be imagined, soon
cleared that space of all the numerous lady
visitors. who were hurried out by their male
escorts. The only words he uttered were,
Ajax defying the lightning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20

The Nartiusburg Statesman speaks truly
when 6. says. "West Virginia has taken a
position in national affairs, of which she
may wen be proud. The Representatives
oftbis State In International legislature sent
there by the Democratic party, are men, in
whom an her citizens may feel Pardona-
ble pride. Tn the Senate our representa-
uves have taken leading positions on the
two most important questions that have
been brought forward in that body. Mr..
Camden has Embossed tie gordon knot of
unjust railroad discrimination. which has
operated So iuiuriously upon the business
of the state. while Mr.. Henna stood forth
as the most successful champion of the
Democratic National Administration both
gaininEnatonal regulations for their states
mausbip and business capacity, remarkable
considering the short time they have been
I'm public life. While iu the lower house
the Representatives OF West Virginia have
PLAYED conspicuous parts in the legislation
OF the country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
Engine for Sale.

THE undersigned has Ten-Horse Power
/ Frick Engine and Box which he will dis
pose of. Call upon me at my house, three
miles east of Charestown, or address me at
Cbarlestown. S. HOWELLGARDNER.
Nav g. lSS6-3t+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20

The new river and larbor bin gives West
Virginia only S2i5 500 and Virsinia Sioi0oo-
Well we haven't the heart 90 feel bad over &c..
The Old Dominion has more pondsand creeks
I'D Take care of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20
Auctiuneer's Notice.

| OFFER my services 10 the public as an
IL AuctiOneeT. Ny terms are reasonable
Any one requiring my services viii address me
at RipOn, W. Va. THoS. J. WEST.
February IL, lSs6-l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-05-20

IT, Herr Most and Dis amiable colleagues do
not quit shooting OF their mouths 20 such an
extent 70 viii be- Herr Least before be knows