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Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

be zoe, ing, liOIiJ cs friif, fra Rorse, mer
iaa uareoe bet life lanse, for bun an.
srebes at TGrius, os bette enbte benoss
2ip. Sun eiterlaoer fig en- lioen Gatter.
- Sfoles Superintendent Shea, et
6errer Breckenridge os Rid, FAINT Riis
Gomunbs, ale berira, os Wr. CAFE fra
5reeport, Misies Nabaffp % @insate
fra Burr DAT mSote alIe rem peo Sta
tens Carer Contention | getar Rapios
Tom &epreientanter fra 8inueibeil
County.
- Sarrp 5ilbert tilbraste nogle al
Seoisbasene paa Yeiss bos fin Mpber
us Sgitre.
- Wiis Bessie 8ialon bar / Min-
neapolis faaet lanst anben Nnoenbelie
for lin Stemme END Der. Gimelispis
faar bun GnIattelie / airfefor peb Sis
ben Of, at bun ielp taser ps siper Ntu-
Thinner.
- Siofte 9orsbas resnebe bet life
ubetpbelist, iaa Der paa mango Steber
bannebe fig en- tpt Sneltappe, men lensre
er Der inbtraabt en- temmelia ifary
aulbe.
8uinoeforeninsen meber ieritfoms
menoe 3orsbas Gitermiobas hos Mrs.
@ssen. aleber loppes.
Oct TesimentsIl flag, ipm bar iaa
me9en Gale ON peb iioite &eunion /
OCTOBER Waareb, bar man MI p9ret laa
belbis at fda fat paa; bet ianotes i
Mrs. Mnbooles, Ben tiolisere 8parters
meters SuItrus Seiiboeiie.
Oct er Sefret9r 8obcod / Ielu
SamptOn, man fan taffe for, at bet after
er fommet for 2piet.
- Scr. og Mrs. 9eonarb bar tasst
fig en- Eur til California be lasoe Seien
ON Heip Orleans.
81. s. %. 9aubnep CT af 8carb
Of Superuiiors ubnapnt til 2ase oeb
5~attisbuiet | 5reeport os for andre Sat,
tisfOlf i DEBORAH 9cunibip meb en- 9sn
al 1920 for Iarst. Gurus @oblforb
eienpalstes iom Surftanoer for Sattisz
buffet meb IN aarlis 9sn al LOO.
- Srofesior 2arien pr9bifer for
gpleseperiOnalet / golleseialen 81. y
Sgnbas Giten uper l 9bei. 5, 22:
"Sfpr bet Snoe UNDER ale Gfitfelier1.
Spem, iom oil TONNE, er pelfommen.
"9e unses 5orbuub" boloer Sc
Notwithstanding 2irsbas Nlten ben lobe
Sanuar for at beige up 8eftprelie.
Eager al 9istisbeb forelisser til Be-
banblins, GIe Weblemmer anmobes
paa bet Snbitanoisite ON at msbe frem.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
Decorab Og Smeglt.
Zen lobe Sauuar 1888.
nIopIigt grannepinsialg.

& Dsiian hapoe ct Bar nnse Wterite'
Itcr not t9nft Iia at iunne sirre Sapital
al Guardianship til 9rpbs Tor gro
bibitirn. &c bnpbe toset uc fit 9ieenle
ben 1sbe 9tebr., men be III lille l9n9e
Brig for bet. &c blep ioset pp % an
fiaaet for peb ipp ioriiislise Gnleonin'
aer Of boce ppertranot 2open; be till
fob Hlt cs bsmtes til Is Dollars
Nulit for bper Ouertrabelie, nlt'aa
tiIiammen 1925 os Smtpfninser. Be
tales life bette, rnna DC ubitaa en- 5Gngs
ieisitrof pna 154 Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
i4oea.,,,

Oct lfal bore bort Waal, Dor q
sape, iaapiot bet itaar | Dor @ast
sisre "9ecOrab, Soften" til ct VI
lom belt no fan 1taa peb Chen al b
tetlOmbelit anbet ifanbinapiit amsrii1
buao belerenbe os unberboloenSs va
itof ansaar. 9esuben ifal ri spl
boao pi fan, for at Snbbuloet oa'1
meo Sfjsnlombeb os bliper iaa IoTp|
l'9artet, at enbuer af GeIerne pll n
st eaer Gnoet for BAN al ipecisl say
este. 8i bar blanbt bet laienos .
lltlrn ounoet ct inabant 5oofRlts, u
bill anftrense os til bet gcerite tf
at tabe noset beraf, % bet er o.
@labe at pibe, at 8labet omtalss
Teluilie | be, buab Oplpsuins ans
NET forfielise &rebie.
"Gt gobt Orb timber ct soot S'
vi bill bore bore Nbonnenter meSs
'tploi9e, ON be blanbt 8enner %
oinser laber falbe ct sobt Orb on
item" Sf1ffer be os Here abOTns'
% bet Tan be. naar be BLOT pil, Do
pi paa Dor Sibe lite ipare paa uoS,
nnnr pi berueo mere % mere faT' a'1
Blaoet fremab, altio sisre bet bs"'
bebre. ct sObt os bog biliSt Y'pI
buao be 5leite foretreifer.
Ioresie:
9. Wmmmoien
9eeerab, Ss'
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Neiienoe.
Sr. Gnoers 8panruo. tiblisere al
bette COUNT, men nuaf gltberpile. Sotpa,
bar p9ret Der paa Beiss en- 5 q 6 Tigers
9ib. 3ilbase meb bam fulste Wiis
Sofia 9able os benbes Ssiter.
= Sr. 6. 8. Gafre ai Satton. 9a=
toto, bar paret bernebe unoer Sulen |
8eiss bos fin 8rober % andre Slests
hinge.
Sr. CLAUS Dlier al Nuanbal,
Soma, bar nsbe iibfte llse.
- Or. D. &ielanb af Spring @roue
bar / 9ecorab isaar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
Col Hughes Post G. A r.

bapoe iibite 5reoos Giten en- ristis bpss
aeli9 Sammentomit, % at iaa bar, er
fet ~foritaaelist, naar man bbrer, at Nns
leoninsen bar life Blot Sntrpbuttipn al
ben npe 8eitprelie for benne Militers
Snititution, men ogIaa al 8eitprelien /
betf uinbelise Relief Corps. 5pritnepnte
Meblemmer inbiattes / fine Gmbeber
meo cisie oebtasne Gerempnier, % be
blep tasue / 90 Of Sen. Sherman, Tom
er Tnblifum beijentt fra. &eunionen i
CONNER. Senere inotoses en- belifat
Supper, flsre pelpfteoe Sanse, iiar
Army Songs, forecroses, Os ienere
bolotes 9aler al Sen. Sherman os u.
&. 8ailep. Oct bar fra fgr1t til iibIt
en- meset uub~erbolbenbe % bebuselis
Nften.
Ser fDlser 5ortesnelie oper be re-
Ipeftipe gmbebsmenb.
For G.. r.. A.
K J Weiser CON-.
l. l. CALDWELL S. v. O.
M Lang j. V. G.
L w Potter Adj.
l. Heinberg Quartern.
r Small Surgeon.
G q Gardner Officer of the day.
r F Greer OFF. of guard.
FN Morrill, Sergt Major.
c Mckay Q. M. Sergeant.
For w. r. g.
Mrs. Williams, President.
& Duff, Sec.
Caldwell, Treas.
Francisco, S. v.
Couse, j. V.
=" Willett, chap.
Miss Mabel Gardner, conduct.
Vineyard, Guard.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
Srpnnp.

Sr. 3isbmonb Sons Dlien bapoe /
Seleen Den @lrhe at feire / fit GUS en-
9rnnupsieIt, icet ncmlis bans nafGlbite
Tatter Iettie usiepiebes til Wr. q.
q. Gaseu fra Sarge. Yaitcr Gssen
fprreitebe Sielien, % mango glade gin
fister, liar nnse, iilbrdste i Den Gnleo'
ming Ell bpsselis Sften. Si s%ratnlerer
Of 6iertet bet nnaiite Yar 90 pnlfer
Bruben ct lp,telist Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
SIoebranb.

gpsuinsen paa ben iaaialote Crap.
Ter 5arm, 81 Wil sitenfor gresco, neb'
Ibranote / 3irsbuss lise til @runben,
meo bpao beriube ianbtes, beriblanbt en-
Del Eense. Slben opitoo peb Wios
oasstioer, nstop iom Samilien Job os
ipiite, oppe ! 2bet StOfuerf % ubbrebte
fig meo iaaban Suit, at Sntet funoe
reboes. gus os Snbbo bar asiureret
for $3.50, en- lioen Gum / Sammenliss
ming meo ben pirfelise garbi.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
Set Gpr5fe SclHab.

@sb Salpaars Mrbet for Sal9 pac
Gmbsbsmano iitite 9prsbas blep lib
faibct frlsenbe:
8. g. 9bpmpicn, Greiioent.
Rnut 9bpmpion, @ice Yreiioent.
o. 6 Spbnipr, SetreiGr.
Y. {. Nelicn, Giee. SstreiGr
3. Sodiuib, &asierer.
Snns Slien, 8ibliptbefar.
8. gersericn, 8ices Sibliptbefar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
@rano SurorS FOR staret 1919.

Henry Knoke, Canoe.
b. Il. Barefoot, Madison.
Louis Krum, Washington.
8. o. Wilson, DEBORAH.
Miles McGovern, Jackson
ID. Calkins, Hesper.
III. Miller ST., Calmar.
George w. Moore, Frankvills.
o. Blanchard, Burr Oak.
A. w. Kramer, Bloomfield.
Jodas Amondson, Pleasant.
T. G. Anderson, Highland.
N9pnte @rano SurOrs tilises al
msbe frem ben 2oen 5ebr. 1888 ifslae
fra Gourtet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
Vetit Surors for Seb. Germ. Sif /.
Court for 1888.

John Elliot, DEBORAH.
p. l.. Kittelsby, Springfield
Kittle Ellingson, Highland.
s. Pike, Lincoln.
John b. Thompson, Calmar.
A. j. Johnston, Washington.
William Weldon, Burr Oak.
Nels N. Bergen, Madison,
Peter Jensen, DEBORAH.
James Kneeskern, Bloomfield.
Herman Bush, Calmar.
Peter Bake, Frankville.
James Windell, Bloomfield.
William Shurtliff, Fremont.
John II. Forde, Pleasant.
+. NJ. Carter, Hesper.
j. w. Holmes, Jackson.
o. G. Haugen, Springfield.
Eli c. Vineyard, Sumner.
Edward N. Istad, Pleasant.
John Lane, DEBORAH.
Richard Tyler, DEBORAH.
j.. j. Schmitz, Military.
Sylvester WILDER, Burr Oak.
VIM. c. Fifield, Fremont.
Allen g. Allenson, DEBORAH.
George Bucknell, Canoe.
Ed. w. Constantine, Calmar.
S. G. Osgood, Hesper.
Gilbert f. Haugen, Glenwood.
Openn9pnte Surp M9no kal i'll
nsee frem for Wanbas ben Ste Jebr
1888 &l. / giterm.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

lluentet Miooel. @apteinen unber
Grerciiien: "Dso ps Gamblers ulptfe.
bporleces Ter ben 5prs Ben uo!"
"Sr. aoptein. Surernee r ior tranae".
"Suorfor iasoe De life bet Stror?
Oct maa itrag rettes paa. Sergeant, fat
BAN paa balu Ratipnl"
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

'9norfor bsoe Seres Honel" "Sun
bapoe leust for huriis."
1Suorlebss bet?"
$50, oa pi blep siite, bar bun efter
fit eset uoiasn 3 Gor pnsre emo lea, %
oa bun bDSe, par bun iislse 0sbeatteteu
6 War 9lore."
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

"Naa. lille Stone. bpab for en- garas
pip bill 9u iaa bape? Denne til tretten
arOner eler oenne til femten?"
Sab mig faa ben til femten, ipbe
&arl; Su peo moi. ies er iaa ouertroif!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Gn Same: 8il Be BABE en- Tanb
%truffet no, iaa fan ies trpst anbefale
Dem Or. Ssterien = ban bar bunbrebe
@anse truffet Tenber ub paa mia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Stnoenten: So, leg er iaamanb
msset soot iOrnsiet. Sartinoen er fun
iaa nsberorastis npssiarris bun
fOmmer bOert GIsblif % ipSrser ON,
naar ies fan bstale ben Susleie, lea
lfploer benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11
Iiphttrit.

Iipbttrit.
Senpsb ~balpanoen WI fra Galmar
Dor Der en- Nanb peo Rapn Saaper
9nuSicn, Tom bar miitet TO Ysru al
benne ifrattelise Spsocm pua en- llse;
tilIise er fere al bans andre Bern an.
greene, DOG / 8ebrins. Osiau bans
3aiterbsrn, iom bar Der | Bsiss, bleu
ipse, men life farlist.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Aanoelig Jeoe. ADVERTISEMENT: gn
llns Mano (autberamer) isser at TONNE
l quiet bOs en- 5amilie, bpur bans fri
itel'se TanSels sobe grempel pil blipe
taSet | e%ritainins for Roit oa 2oai.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

par ou bert. at min aone bar rsmt
'''at? = So, marfebe bu bet oa lite ?
50; men jes loo, Tom ies lop.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Sosrorepen sGnstdigbeb. a.:
SuOrfor saar De alpris paa Bal?
y: 5oro, man Der iaa let fan blipe
iortlslet eler - iorlopet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Stat paa Sienefepissr er benuttet
lnof0rt ! SerOo os Spinb, furteuer
glitter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

Oct sr oaa altio nOsst. iasbe Sen.
zen: pam saOOe fil,et belle 9osem os fit
0e0 SOlneOSans Bib ai - en- grs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-11

6telO
S%ttOIOntna /
9 @riisd
e. Oerfraf|
iaalserS11.O1
iooEI S.25,$ sd
y. SDrni aaa|
S;sstsiratteI ID
1880 90
gsEer, vi bel
pr tyr gsep]
'~ raa Gsev|
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

For sale by c. Frank Jones, Charlestown,
West Virginia.
Nav >, lsS7-lyr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
NOW 4 WISCONSIN SETTLER COT
STUCK ON BEARS.

"B'ar-started bar farm. The State
was payin' SO apiece for bar scalps an
mighty tickled to get 'em at that. ! got
a pair of black bar an took good care OF
'em, an in in few years had a likely
herd Of seventeen as pretty bar as you
ever seen. Lowed to kill bout ten of 'em
in the spring an send the scalps to the
State treasurer, tellin' him how | went
out in the woods an fit 'em with an AK
an got most chawcd up, but it didn't
work. got hoored." ="
How did that happenl'
Legislature went an repealed the law,
an there I was, left with seventeen big,
hungry bar on my hands, an the bottom
gone out o the bar market more'n a mile
straight down, Seventeen bar, an no de-
mand for b ar, Seventeen bar, an bar
drug in the market Back yard so full
of chained up bar that YOU couldn't walk,
an the price o bar goin' down so you
could hear it huml 1t made me sick! |
drove my whole flock down ten miles
where Abe Dunn lived-who was in the
Legislature an voted agin b'ar-an' left
'em near his hog pen, an then pulled up
an come out here where ! heard they
was payin' So for wolf scalps. tell you
what, if this miserable, low lived Legisla-
ture goes an busts up the wolf industry
I'll be snaked if I'll ever try to earn All
honest Twin again?'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
I Westerm Idca Of LO~-Neck Dresses.

A western editor, speak, of low
necked dresses and short sleeves, says:
"The prevailing fashion among the Ia
dies. which transposes an angel into an
artist model, is universally detested by
every gentleman whose good opinion
lady should desire. 1t blunts the finer
feelings of both sexes and is a disadvan-
tage to the other y round, plump
white arm is beautiful, and NAV be ad-
mired with all propriety, but an arm
shaped like a three-cornered file, with red
elbow, is not beautiful, aud in competi.
ton with Spanish garrote would stand
no chance of being elected to ones neck.
A white, round neck, with an alabaster
base half concealed by a coquettish col
lar. is the INST bewitching thing in the
world; but n large expanse of bony
shoulders, painted like a patent ham,
with Its contiguous unprotected territory,
has about rs many attractions as n newly
painted Windsor chair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
S1irainia free gress.
". W. B. GALLAHER, Editor.
Narlcsto,c,,, Jefferson County, Vest Va
January 10, 1883.
TIE MAID AND THE HIGHWAFMAN

1t was a giddy, gushing girl from New
York, with an amplitude of bang and a
scarceness of vocabulary, which showed
at once her romantic tendencies. She
was travelling in stage coach in one Of
the sparsely-settled regions of the country.
"Oh." she said to her mother, IL do Won
der whether We are going to make this
whole trip without even the sign Of an adj
venture. Wouldn't it be horrid."
Her mother informed her that She
didn't have much common sense, but the
girl didn't seem to mind It the least. In
the course Of the next hour, however, the
coach stopped suddenly and the muzzle
of pistol was showed through the door
Sorry to trouble you, ladies" said the
man whose head followed the pistol. "but
if you've got any valibles, them's what we
want, and we're little pressed fur time.
ooh, mamma, at last we have found
real highwayman," said the girl with a
delighted shrek.
you're a real live robber, aren't
you?"
"Well, ! reckon that's what I'm call
ed"
"And you tell people to hold up their
hands, and say, your money or your life
to them don't youl'
81 hev done, SO, Miss. But | amt 60
no time ter talk. III have to ask"
"How lovely Just come right in and
sit here beside me"
"Ye see, Miss, I'm here on business, an
I'll trouble you"
mo you won't trouble us at all. Just
come in, we won't hurt you. | just dote
on robbers"
The highwayman had dropped his pis-
tol and was beginning to look apprehen-
sive.
"Do you have to 60 away and rob
somebody" she inquired naively. Ihope
you will not run away, because | am just
beginning to get acquainted with you. !
always said | would hug the first real rob
Der /"
But the stage-door slammed shut and
the bighwayman had fled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
Tick's Floral Guide.


4 silver lining to every cloud With the
short dull days Of early winter come the
CHEEKY holidays and Vick's beautiful annu-
al, and 10! spring already appears not far
distant We can almost see the greening
grass and the blooming flowers. In the
way Of Catalogue, Vick's Floral Guide is
unequalled in artistic appearance, and the
edition Of each year that appears simply
perfect, is surpassed the next New and
beautiful engravings, and three colored
plates Of flowers, vegetables, and grain, are
features for the issue Of 1883. Its lavender
tinted cover, with original designs of most
pleasing effects, will ensure it prominent
place in the household and library. II is
in itself treatise on horticulture, and is
adapted to the wants of all who are inter
ested in the garden or house plants. II de-
scribe, the rarest flowers aud the choicest
vegetables II you want to know anything
about the garden. see Nick's Floral Guide,
price only 10 cents, including a Certificate
good for 10 cents worth of seeds Publish
ed by James Wick, Scotsman, Rochester,
y Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

Gerard, the English botanist, SAYS the ba-
mana, is Adams appe tree, and that which
ever way the fruit may be cut the form Of a
cross may be seen in it, Again, tradition
further asserts that in Ceyon, where, ac-
cordiug to some paradise was situated, there
exists tremendous banana tree, the fruit
Of which, when cut transyersely, presents
the figure Of man crucifed, and local
tradition asserts that from its huge leaves
Adam and Eve made garments for them
selves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
1888.
n arper's S M a 6 a Yin e
ILLUSTRATED.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers Magazine is an organ of progressive
thought and movement in every department OF
life. Besides other attractions 1t will contain
during the coming year, important articles, su-
perblv illustrated on the Great West articles
on American and foreign industry beautiful
lv illustrated papers on Scotland, new novels
bv William Black and W d. Howells; novel
cites. each complete in q single number, by
Henry james, Lafcada Hearn and Amelie
RiveS short stories bv, Miss Woolson and 9th.
er popular writers; and illustrated papers OF
special artistic and literary interest The edi-
toral departments are conducted by George
William Curtis, William Dean Howells and
Charles Dudley Warner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

Bob Ingerso's pretty daughter Eve:
There may have been bunch Of English
yiolets lurking beneath the brm, for that
odor exuded from It's locality, but little
bow Of heavenly blue ribbon rested like
shred Of June day on her dark hair, and
a dash Of it was in BIT Of knot under her
chin. Col Ingersol has voiced some Of the
preitiest thoughts, but the most poetical
thing he ever falhered was that girl in the
gray hat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

Henry Clay was satisfied with tariff
much over than the national democracy
now demands A republican commission
under republican administration favored
a reduction Of 20 per cent in AZ per cent.
tariff; but now the proteciionists object to
any reduction in . tariff the average Of
which is AZ per cent. All that is requisite
to make voters send low tariff men to Con-
grcss is that they should be correctly and
in,elligently informed upon the subject Of
the tariff f-AkEandria Gazcftc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

The house occupied by the son and daugh-
ter Of Gen. Robert Z. Lee at Lexington,
Va, was built 10y Gen Lee after the war,
md is n plain brick structure with vine
nung porch. Insidr, the house is very
homelike aud comfortable. IT, walls are
hung with family portraits, many Of them
very old, and one from the brush of Sir
Godfrey Kncler Gen Custis Lee who is
president Of the Washington and Lee Uni
ycrsity, has his study here, although he
spends large part Of bis time in the Uni
.ersity, the grounds Of which adjoin his.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
POETR y.
SUNSET.

n bright. clear streak of sunset gold
Tingeth each cloud.
Though darkly they the sun enfold
As with shroud.
He is gone down to death a king;
In state he lies;
Royal the PAIL his covering
OF stormy skies.
From that low cloud it is they CLEAN
Over the sky.
The glory shafts that far flashed beam
Piercing OH high.
So, Mortal. from the open grave
OF dear Hope lost
The rays surge up in golden wave
Ger darkness tost.
Still thou thy heart The hidden light
But seeks the morn
Thy Hope fares on through yelling night
To rise new born.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
1888.
arp err S e a z ar.
ILLUSTRATED

Harper's Bazar is a home journal. 1t COM
bines choice literature and fine art illustrations
with the latest intelligence regarding the fash
ions. Each number has clever serial and short
stories, practical and timely essays bright
poems humorous sketches etc. its pattern
Sheet and faShion-plate supplement will alone
help ladies to save many times the cost OF the
subscription, and papers on social etiquette,
decorative art. housekeeping in all its branch
es. cookery. etc. makeit useful in every house
hold and a true promoter of economy. lts
editorials are marked by good sense, and not
a line is admitted 10 its columns that could Of
fend the most fastdiOus taste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

The remains Of Napoleon III and Of the
Prince Imperial were removed from Chisle-
hurt to Marlborough on Monday and de-
posted in the mausoleum erected By the
ex Empress Eugene
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19
Surveying and Conveyancing.

I WILL survey anywhere, promptly and at
short tnotice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid IL connection Herewith to ORA W
ING DEEDS or any embellishments Of Writing
P.O.-Chsrlestown, Jefferson Co., ". Va.
oec 6. 1871. :. HOWELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

Michelet says that woman ought to
make herself up like bouquet" " a touch Of
violet in her hair, a scent Of lose upon her
lips. a dash Of wild olive on her hands aud
a bit Of cherry blossom on her dress.
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Dec 9. l>c6-l yr.
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NO>N,S trife with any Throat or
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ard we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c
G. FRANK JONES.
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DE.E'YESTR

nRT.I H. SCHEFFER. formerly of Fredcr-
- ics. Nd.. having permanently located m
Cur.o-.1Nu. ole-, h., professional services To
tae public.
Appended i- 81 card Of his predecessor:
Ttlkc pleasure iu recommending my successor,
Ur. n. ll Scl,el,r. who takes my office, ln the
pr.,.-.e,. of Dentistry and whose known skill iu
his profession enables me to commend ann
cluG l-IUy toaii my patients. lsoucil ioF nim
the same confidence and generous support ace
corded t1 ue 'y the citizens oi 'Aai'r>,'"i
r.. ID. WILLIAMS.
nr... d..
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Vy'OOL W:f.E'TED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID II CASH.
THE undersigned will pay top market price
/ in Cash for Wool delivered at the Jefferson
Woolen Mill (Old Porter Factory or in Charles
town at Adams Express Office.
JNO J. JOBE.
Nav 3. fSS7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

Hon. d. II. Leonard states that be goes
10 Kansas City on 4 prospecting tour lie
has no, finally decided 10 quit West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

Senators Brown, Of Georgia, and Vest, Of
Missouri, made speeches on Monday against
Internal Revenue laws AID the Blair Edu-
cltional bill, respectiyely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-01-19

The Berkeley Springs council prohibits
the selling Of cigarettes to boys under SIX
teen.
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