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to-day. but the feeling was one Of steadness Western
Creamery 22a25c; Elgn, 25a26c State, hafhrkfn tubA
2$ngSe STATE Creamery 25s2ec Welsh tubs. 2sg2sc
Western Imitation Creamery 2iaa3c
=, bTEARiNE-Lsd easier city quoted 10 3dall
idas lie
tatons 4a4 5sc FOR Moasses 3.gc for Fair Refining.
and Lee for SO test Centrifugal sales $40 hhis Eng
Pernambuco al. ti.2e Tor for SO test Refined dnn.
Quotations: Cut Loaf s. Crushed b. Cubes
:, Powdered 2 Gianuaisd 81. Mould "A" l. .contec-
t fiSners ~ 4" cSSs, Coffee AZ Standard IA,
" G. 5sa5 80, &c" s 10. Yellow 510a5 3s.
TALLOW-Dull and more or less nominal Prime City,
41-sc Sales, $4,000 y, 1.sc.
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6otels.
Ceaal Notifies.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
~ NETWORK COUNTY.
william H. Westerycit and QUO w r. Westeryel,
constituting the hn o. W; H. r wss,esyeh g. Co..
To the above named Deicud1nt;
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer the
complaint ia this action and TO serve copy OF your
answer on the Plaintiff Attorney within twenty days
after the service this exclusive OF the day
service and in Of your failure TO appear answer
Judgment will be against by default for en}
relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New.Yofk March 10, 1855.
FRED. w. ulNRICHS. Plaintiffs Attorney
once and Postorce address. No lis Broadway, New.
York City.
NOTICE.
To Luigi Piran9ello. Defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon you by pu1ca.
ton pursuant TO order OF the Hon George q barrett
Justice Of the Supreme Court of OF York
dated the 10th day OF Apil, 1885 and filed with ti&
complaint In the Office OF the Clerk OF City 40 County
OF New York, at the County Court House the Cy q
New.York- -
Dated New.York. April 10 1898
FRED w. HINDrIfS, Attorney for Pisintira
York City.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,CoFfEE-In Brazil styles the movement fair and
.u9s wore well maintained the basis Of 10 Lac for
In a ro spot Invoices Sales. 1000 bags No 10 Lee
zoo rnosts an active business accomplished Sales,
~ osgs NO and 500 bags No. together, on the basis
%o iae iof No Z; 300 bags No s, 10 Lie; 300 baes
Santos santos cost ard freight also LOCO BAGS No
or sne nder styles Sales $50 bags Mexican private
d, option trading was quite active and with hrmer
~ rom abroad closing prices represented advance
90 5 points On all months except the current Sales
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lflusieal Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED GRAND
"A upright square pianos OF make, which were
specially selected only used by the artists Of the Met
ropoitan Opera House Company during the past opera
season. will be sold liberal reduction from regular
prices. PIANOS FOR RENT. -
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. liz SHAVE. above 16th-s
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
IA UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 12SS Broadway, corner Thirty-nrsrst
Twenty.thrd sts, until m go West Twenty. third
Fourteenth $50 Thirdave, corner Forty sew
enthst 1007 Thirdaye., Sxtlcthst 1,705 First
LOG West Forty Nnth-ave. and Sixty
eighh-st, and 90 Iibertyst, and the HARLEM OFFICE
$50 East One hundred and twenty ffth- to
at regular office rates.
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90 n1bom ct FLAP Concern.

ID ICHARD WALLIS, late OF Abbey Wood, Kent. IL
h censed Victualer, deceased-f Mary Ann wallis.
Cough Clench who returned from London to New ORR
In the s. S. Italy in June, 1884 will at once communicate
with her sister Sophia Hannah at Southwark PARK Road
IL Queen Victoria ST., London, England. she will hear Of
something to her advantage.
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Antliou Sales.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
will sell at public auction
BY T order OF HUGg d J. , sEANT SHERIFF. 81
AT 900 FIFTH-AVE., 81 FLOOR,
THE STOCK OF MESSRS WALTER THOMSON 4 C6ss
consisting Of
CABINETS. OH. PAINTINGS,
ORIENTAL RUGS, SILK TAPESTRIES.
JAPANESE LACQUERS yADES, MINIATURES.
VALUABLE PORCELAINS
worries, BRoNZES, SILVER CLOCKS, ETC
HUGH J. GRANT, Sheriff.
JULIUS KAUFMAN Deputy
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Closing

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-An easier feeling pre-
walls hut pr.rs show no important change. The recent
"a %Ss'i sefs od hsEs s ss S
including Inc loo bbls city Nh! extra az q 5oast 90
Tiss y s sGa IS S sfnS 81 sa SO
Se 100 H bss wD h0C wS Ses TS Extra Extra .
Is IS snd FanSy. s. Soas5 10; $500 bbls Mlnnesoss
IN he s we. $ SSs q %
Quotations superane SO 5Oass % Fine % 5oS$S; Cy
5 90 Low Esa sSds So WI %n IasV
Fan g g vsy 20 FOR Fancy 0'fi
q 6o6s5, and strictly Fancy SIS 3oasj 40. Spring
ue 81 S5s 90 si ssl S' ss! 81 fae H
MSd9 G 3 o Ms eH US saao
& bS. pevas to f Fair Ea a @
COED S% Ea%s : S asl sS e
sHE su1e46s IS Ss sea SHt trains Fsnsy light
CORN MEAI-oaiot and firm Yellow western quoted
kGxSS2 " "a was fs S animation dis
played in n sPOt lots nearly al going for export hiDges
S i0f The heavy IS noted GsS po snow
81 have Been cSs "S sS sff ne
very Rs H. m ,Hort Srke % Dee'mse
sss$% .ss a e
broke $aa2c more. The changes saOssque1ty were
light hs ana b gHSy Sales ''s %su S.S closing esa
iis 600 bushels Spot insulting Tngsadsa Red 50 81
sP1 No 81 Sss m ''Is an No. Rel
May, IS 2sa95 1.s closing at 95 Ssi % June, "a 7s
8 SO 81 do S.0' August &soS cosos At
do. September, 90 7.od05 "a, closing SO rs; do.
December, 9G 1;299s IA, closing at 90 -; do May,
1859; 100 3salol - closing az 100 SS
Changed INV. BAILEY MALTNDlii and unchanged.
CORN-Also suffered had break T0st marked on
May delivery, other months were relatively STEADY tmes
Speculation comparatively moderate. May broke fully
Be- and others followed with losses OF 3la2 2c closing
with free offerings leading 10 increased business
local wants. Shippers held of. Sales $40 600 bushels
future ISL 900 bushels spot including UngTaied Mixed
cS 34a65 34c g. GO IA a63 Pc steamer "a a6i 12c
elevator "a 34a85 lac delivered; No. 2, 64G64 12c
elevator G5 l4ae5 3lc delivered; No. 2 May SO 12S
1sc. closing SO 2c do June 81 1884 14c, closing
e 90 12c; DO July 60 l29Gs s4e closing at G2 12e:
SO 3sa03 5sc, closing 90 3sc; do October 90 asa
CO Lac closing 60 3sc do November Oh 5sc closing at
81 5Sc OATS-Were affected by the depression in wheat
and Cash grades sold more freely at decline OF 2S
SAC. Options ruled dull az the bottom. showing net
loss Of 3Aa7sc Sales 900 bushels future, l5s 900
bushels SPOT including No. g. 3Sc; d. Waite, ~ "a
- 1.4c No. 9, SO 1890 14c; do White; 4s / 2e4le;
No White. a IL Mixed Wsstern SIatoc; Whlte DO
Do June. 81 8;4aas a4c closing at 81 S.4c; DO July
30 Ste DO september closing at SO LIE DO White Nay
closing at - 5se FEEDo,stessddy and 9GSIet; ,d 40
T. 81 c5Ss1 70 H. sSsrps 81 1OS - rye Feed
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Hay AND sTRAw-The market for hay was a I'm
Choice Tlnotb light p sqpG 10 'Ra 81 sO 90
sSas clover mixed od6o clover o}a5 % . isRpR Ts
$50 o.; sIRAW-Long Rye q o'@SA w.
hOFs-The market continues drag along T,t the
same dull and unsatisfactory o Tlonner anu
State io'S " 1ss BEST 1ssls o
crop 1881 common choice Sel2c 40; 49,
to god 4aoc Germans crop Of dss7 msy BE- noted
from day to day dealers show RS Soon
sea eraae Zoe s s9sneI lots yellow
VII e a0c; COcoanut CeyIon 1 lSs ESseea raw SOC
henhaden, bleached winter 33sS4e blesened p si I'm
s s os Se.Ssed sc Sperm sra sS Ss,csd G
eIs79s Whale cru1e Northern SSs s5s WHICH,
OCEAN FREiGHTs~A fair chsTerng movement oven can
ne nGted hut e demand M vas Newcastle
steam 600 bushels grain "a 70 sSlss a,nsr 'sS ooo
As 0oo bushels grain "a from store OS 30 COO bush
o ousn nsa gram, Id Antwerp ste'm'
Provisions -ToRK-Had very dull day S;e. Prices Iec
Sd and slsssi5 Is f ces .. 81. slSfsIS
y Mes. sS s6ase sh. 'sG aS, s Ms..
sYa lsi rpP .%, ;e ns,, 'Ia Ssss
hh sSi tst sSSfE sEts
P:Asd bs: .1sr.ss s01 Gree. Clear ns ns
private .iaa 'i re e i' Bellies s sSsT,ss
IS is lGG.s and psfs sf sS e pfsse
d. 1sc; SUCKED Hams i2 Mngl iI r.
iaiy demand and held aSmiy city heavy to light LA
n. LAEpTas @sse wa; ',Spd '1 @ opcas
here declined 0a points and closed a. he oGsO s du
and more or less ' nominal Quoted az ss2 lie eity
ss. srI1s and Sqss 80 ouOsa ssSS eosns
$50 ssosss cs.9s a 100 sSis 'S Aus Sss
oe,ebsr closing At seec. There was 'efy n'us u'"'
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Proposals.
AQuEDucT COMMISSIONERS 0rricE,
Room 2os Stewart B1llding: No. zso Broedwsy.

ITO coNrRAcToRs
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for deepening and nnishne
SHAFT NO. ~ on Section A. OF the new aquedact and con-
sructng Head House connected herewith. aad doing all
other work necessary to compste ssd she ~ called e ~
the approved for Of contract aud specifications on Me IN
the Office OF tho AqGeduct Commissioners VIII pc ~
this ONCE nnt WEDN EsDA v tie 25d lay OF Nay 1888
81 O'clock whlch place AMI hour they VIII Oe pun
Icy opened by the Aqueuc Csnmis,onrs ami the awsd
OF The for holShing sam materA VIII
be made by said thereafter - poss
BILE.
tons therefor bids proposals and proper envelopes oe
thor o boDd and alss the plaza Zoe
SAID ell information ee ootainet AZ the
above Office OF the Aqeedaet on Application ~
By order 81 the Aqusdlct Commissioners
JAMES q SPENCER Presi1onA
JOHN q sHEEHAN, Secretary.
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change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 1000 at
81 3-4a3l 3-s, Chesapeake and Ohio second pre-
ferred, second assessment paid, t20Ol at D New
York Mutual Telegraph 1000 at 90 l-2, western
National Bank t1O) at o. and Security Mining
and Mining 1900 at Halo cents
Money was extremely easy at 1-2 and eA,
ceptionaly at per cent, closing offered at LIZ
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, ses'e4a'547; balances
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s340950. Its net gain on balance Satur-
day and to-day was 1852, 1888, made up by cur
rcncy gain Of s3670sl less coin loss OF 81 Zvo
The two days operations covered Recelp,s
s3486,325; payments, s3,133,537; leaving the
general balance at 81 SO, s03,567 consisting OF
$4,000 ,o1 coin and s14,7l2.55l currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were 81 7,195 and the
internal revenue receipts were S740956
To.days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
May 10. May 81 Differences
hsni $780, es7. s12 s1ss s47, e24 Dec. e. s,9ss
hand -. 61,ss2sos 52.oO1,44s Inc. os,o47
ders on hand s1,oss5el 1925. 1886 Inc. 1so,774
Actual cash
In Treasury
vaults Over
certiacaes s2ss oess1 1921, 4o4 Dec. s1oao,1o7
banks . -. 54921s4e GO Dec. 1o3,27s
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~ ~ IOIV'-WhITe quOatOns were not omcaIIy chlHtgI
on he spot market the demand very light Sales
doo paes At the ports todays report Indicted receipts
Oh bales comparing with 5 131 bales this day last
WEEK ana 230l bales for the corresponding day last year
since september the beginning Of the crop year. the re-
e,Pss nave Aggregated 5,33 go bales comparing with
olol 100 bales for the corresponding date last year.
quotations based American ssihca
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The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm at
quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills s4 SO l-2 and 81 SO for long and short ster-
ling respectively; 81 ga and 81 7-s for francs
95 SIS and 95 rs for reichmarks; 40 IA and 40 1-2
for guiders.
To-day was a holiday in London and there were
no European quotations received
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clared its Hath dividend of $4,000 for April
payable at the transfer agency of Lounsbery ~
Co., Is Broad-st., May 81. Transfers close May
25. Total dividends to date, s9,200,000.
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LIVE s1l,nK MAaKars RY rELEaRArn

CHICAGO Union stock Ysris. Nav 2i.-Tas DrovsrS
journal reports Receipts 1000 head shipments
1910 head- Market strong on Lsh, weak on Heavy:
Feeders 81 500s4 l0i Texas Cattle 81 00ess 30
H0gs - Receipts 81 900 head shipments 900 head
Market steady. Nlrst as 506s IS HEAVY IS 6oas5 80
Lieht IS An - e5 Pigs and Culs IS 150s5zj.
shirments loo head Martes
fn,i bids Sc lover skIn ~ 50ds5 90 Texans Wooiled
Yesrlings % ~; Texans shora 81 62S@si 3d.
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corroN M.RKers-sy rELEasAr

corroN MsRKErs-By rELEaeApH
GALVESTON. MAY 2l.-Cotton-ouies Middlne GIG Low
Niding. o. Goot Ordinary. Sal oct and Tross rcceptss
81; stock. 6.2l4 bales
NEw.oTEhys. Nav 2l-cotton = ouiet Middne
9s: Low Middlng q; Good Or,nsfy. Sh net receipfs
los bales receipts 1893 bales exports to Great
Britain. +,s23 bales sass 1000 bales stock i5i ssI
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TIE USUAL INCREASE IN RAILROAD EARN
INGS REPORTED.
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Business Chances.


GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
N160 Bituminous Coal Lands in Dale County, Ga,
for SALE near Chattanooga Tenn. and - miles OF rail-
Georgia Address H. +. sTRoHECKER Macon. Ga.
VVANTED.-To represent a few manufacturers Of New
w York, sell their goods throughout Western Penn
sylyania. For particulars and full Information TO
our business address PITTSBURG AGENTS SUPPLY
CO., 142 Waterst, Plttsbufg. Penn.
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Urn 0ooos

q NOO-CHINA MATTINGS from So 70 Yelvets SIC. ;
s1.UUUTapestIies 43c bargains Large Rugs; lad es'
sewing rockers. ANDREW TESTERS SONS, 1914
Broadway
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG
Number of miles. 29t .o2at 80, 2 29d
Second week in May f17722 &2111 e33 5lO
Jan. / to May Ia 4S6,s94 9s5,772 66eo2o
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN.
Number OF miles 213 2IS 2lV
Second week in May e13,62S e2S.102 e31,!i5
Jan. l TO May ii 2l5,5OO 513O2s O9oloo
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
Number OF miles Alb Alb 4lJ
Second week In May e24,33 e27447 s2IS3Z
DENVER RIO GRANDE AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles 30S 800 55y
Second week In May e1740O e222lo
Jan. / to May II 33lO22 4n,lOo
FLINT AND PERI MARQUETTE
Number OF miles 361 3Gl 36l
Second week In May s44,547 f50,l39 f4Ls95
Jan. to May IA So3,641 9l5,ls2 elo9h
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Number OF miles 2,023 2O23 1g93
Second week in May. s257135 $3.50 800 1901 540
Jan. 1 10 May Ia 4,67O934 b,47OSl5 o,o9ASvz
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
All Lines
Number Of miles 22OS ZZ4t2
Second week in May. - eloI3Z3 sili,di0
Jan. 1 10 May IA 49,. - 2s02soZ o'i9o'ziV
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GALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-MAr Il
TIE GENERAL LIST.
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STOCKS DULL, BUT STRONG.

1 FEW ISSUES WERE ACTIVE.
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WHEAT 70. 2.

Flour easier and buyers holding off, prices unchanged.
Cash quotations were as toow.-Wlnter Wheat 50 75S
si75: SpIing Wheat 81 1885 90; Rye So 9Oas3 80 /;
No Sprin9 S5is dS6c. No. Corn 55sc- No.
oats at sic. NO. rye at s6c. No. Barley at 75e.
No Flax 81 40 Prime Timothy sect 81 80. Mess
Pork per Dbl. sla 40 Lard per 100 10 81 so. short
Ribs SIDES loose at 81 62s Dry Sailed shoulders
boxed sG9sG Shsrt Clear Sides bexed 80 lO0*S To-
Whskey dIstilers hnshel goods 81 10 per gal
(,ut Granulated &c. Standard "a" Gl9c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16
rae VIRGINIA. rREE PREsS--rAE o1o FAMtt.3
Industrial Development.

Tell0lg. Citizens Of Jefferson County
Looking especially TO the industrial develop
ment OF this section of the State, and to our
county of Jefferson in particular, VII II not De
well for US, at once, 70 respond 10 the invita-
ton of the Chamber of Commerce OF the CITY
ofWheeling. and send delegates to the Indus
trial Convention 70 assemble there on the 18th
of Februarv. Of which there is notice elsewhere
i'm this paper? l suggest, therefore, that the
farmers and other business men Of each neigh
borhood in this county. assemble at their res
pective business centres and select delegates
who will attend the Wheeling Convention.
The New South is the theme of the indus
trial journals of this country and Europe To-
dav. but the attention of capital is called. thro
them exclusively TO those sections whose peo-
ple have the wisdom and energy to properly
Set forth their own peculiar local advantages
To this object each citizen should contribute
his share of the time and money necessary TO
ensure success. IL takes both time and money,
but not much from any one individual If the
whole community enters, rs il should, into
the spirit of the movement. 1t Is IN VAIN To
complain o hard times; there Is no miracn-
lous deliverance from it, and the only way to
get rid of hard times is to use intelligent meth
DDS 20 make times better.
There is no part of the New South richer
I'm AGRICULTURAL resources than Jefferson coun-
IN. but these resources will never be utilized IN
local manufactures which are necessary in or
der to retain the wealth they are capable OF
producing unless the people of Jefferson move,
with intelligent organized effort to bring shout
such result.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
has announced round-trip tickets, at reduced
rates 20 this Convention, and may be induced
to DO even better. a. this Convention will no
doubt stimulate business that will bring thou
s9nds OF dollars in lreights TO their road.
Let Us call o meeting of the citizens OF
Charlestown and neighbOrhoOd, to meet at the
Court House this week to send delegates to the
Wheeling Convention and TO organize per-
maueut Local Development Association.
Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16
MARRIED.

At the Southern Methodist parsonagein Ber,
ryyille February eth 1SSs, by Rev \. p.
Boude, Mr. WM A. KELLER to Miss ALICE
MARPOLE-bo Of Clarke county
In Mt. Zion Episcopal Church, in Hedges
VILE by Rev. W. T. Leavell. Feb Sth, 1883,
Mr.. FRANK H. ROBBINS to Miss HATTIE
NAYLOR, all of Berkeley county.
AT the residence of the brides father. Mr..
w. +. Stole. in Bcrryvile February 5. lSSS.
by Rev. j. H. Moore, Mr.. \. B. TRENARI OF
Wheeling and Miss AUGUSTA g. STOLE.
At the residence Of the brides brother, Mr..
Louis Gerling, in Martinsburg Feb. 9th 1855,
by Rev. R. c. Holland, Mr.. GEORGE GALA
HAN and Miss KATE GERLlNG, both OF
Jefferson county.
At the residence Of the brides father, Prof.
]. NJ. Diehenderfer, in Larned, Kansas, Feb'y
,. by Rev b. F. Boyle, Rev. NJ. LAMBDlN,
pastor of the Southern Presbyterian Church at
Hancock. Maryland and Miss BLANCHE
ALLEN, formerly of Martinsburg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16
DKEEs.

At Mr. Benjamin Hofmans, near Shep-
herdstown, February 9TH, ISIS, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH BADGER aged 60 years, 3 months and
10 days.
At her late residence near Leetown, jefferson
county. February 9th, Mrs. ALLIES I. HOOE,
wife of James Hooe, aged 81 years, months
aud II days.
In Alexandria, Virginia, on Thursday morn
ing. February 9th, 1855, Mr.. PHILIP HENRY
HOOFF, in the S7th year of his age-father Of
the late Mai. Jas Law Hootf Of this county.
At his home in Georgetown, D. c., Feb. 9Th,
of consumption, WILFRED LEE MONLEY-
aged % years, son of Mrs. c. 4. and the late
F. Monkey and nephew of Mr.. G.. W. Cutshaw,
formerly of this county.
oh blest is the slumber whose silence is
dreamcss,
And sweet is the waking that cometh at last
Far 'yond the gates that, eternally cleaning
Lead to a land where all anguish is past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16
PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant TO the above suggestion, We. tho
undersigned citizens call meeting for thepur-
pose of sending delegates to the Wheeling In
dustrial Convention, and for organizing Lo-
cal Development Association, TO be held at the
Court House in Charlostown ON Saturday, Feb
ruarv 18Th. at II O'Clock. 4 NJ.
SAM'L HOWELL,
W. T. LipWtt Gustav Brown, 5. d. Hirschman
AZ IN. ID :. Hughes. W. w. B. Gallaher. VIM.
II. Wcirick. \. s. White, K. 2. Chew, VIC.
Carroll. Horace Beall Geo. w Haines VIM.
Phillips & Sons. Washington Brothers George
BAYLOR. II. O Talbot. Washington Il Alexan-
der. Jno. L. Cols,on, Nath'l Conrad, 5 5. Dali
garn. Jas W. Butt, George J. Fritts, Thomas
Ir-.yfa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16
Don't

De-, that cold of yours run on. You think
it IS "a light thing. But it may run into ca
mrrh. Or into pneumonia. Or consump-
ton.
Camrrh +, disgusting. Pneumonia Is
dangerous, Consumption is death itself.
The breathing must be kept healthy and
clear of an Instructions and offensive mat
ter. Otherwise there is trouble ahead.
An the diseases of these parts, head, nose,
throat. bronchial tubes and lungs, can be
delightfully."- aud entirely cured by the use
of Bo,chee's German syrup. II YOU don't
know this already, thousands and thoue nds
of people can ten YOU. They have been
cured bv il. and "know how it Is, them
selves" Bottle only 70 cents. Ask any
druggist,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16
HORSES for Rem.

THE undersigned has three Houses for Rent
i all in good condition and partially new
One-a Brick House. containing Nine Rooms
and good Kitchen. wood and coal cellars, large
pantry. cistern at back door and other conve-
nience. Commodious hall.
Two others-frame buildings, halls, and 1--WE
rooms. each. cellars, cisterns, wood houses, etc
Porches TO all-frOnt and rear.
Possession given April lst, ISIS.
Jan. 10 lSSS. FAYETTE y. SOUDERS.
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rrcftementila Teras.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr j. r. Corley, who was so
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
hi. head; everybody said he was dying Of
CONSUMPTION. 4 trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him Finding re-
lief. DE bought q large bottle and box Of
Dr. Kings New Lie Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot
tle5 of the Discovery. he was well and had
gained ga flesh thirty-siX pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Geo. T. Lights.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-02-16

Shannon "-tLe Boss Blby perhaps
it f., better par. of valor 20 paronthetically re-
mrrk lone of the Boss babies)-inlants son
of Nr. C. Horace Galaher-swallowed two
morphine pills on Monday, but without serious
results Daring brief absence Of the mater
mai from the room, being of an inquiring mind
Tan ednorin embryo, probably he interview
ei bureau drawer and discovered box that
contained ,ix pills. He dlliped four of them
as marbles upon the floor and swallowed the
ohcrtwo-presumably, as they could not be
found and his sleep for several hours indicated
,hqt thev got there"
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Unprecedented sales Erery,rhcre,

Hawkes. Specacles and Eye Glasses are
becoming household word throughout the
United States, and their reputation Is built
upon raa. merit; they are more universally
known than amy glass made in the world,
and 10 Is simply wonderful the immense
Sales they are having throughout the United
States. All eyes fitted and the fit suaran-
tesd by c. Frank Jones, Charlestown, JET
fers0u Co. W. Va.
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came among YOU unknown, but Lave come
10 stay, and trust that in the few months OF my
sojourn hero / have established favorable
reputation for first-class work and fair dealing
Giving as my best references the many Gus
TONERS whom have already served, ! respect
fully solicit a continued and increased patron
age. SAMUEL ). LANu'
Sept l. 1857