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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
THE NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
Information for the Members q
the L.. A. H.

Information for the Members of
the L.. A. X.
A general order has been issued from
the headquarters of the G. A. r. in this
city, relating to the National Encamp
ment, which will meet in Milwaukee,
Wis, on Wednesday, August 2S, 1889.
The order is signed by Geo. E. Gard,
Department Commander, and Francis
II. Bacon, Assistant Adjutant- General.
The grand parade takes place on the
9th Of August, the day before the regu-
lar encampment begins. The annual
convention of the Sons of Veterans and
of the Woman's Relief Corps and ladies
of the G. A. r. will be held at the same
time and place with the encampment.
Excursion tickets will be placed on
sale August 10Th, 10th and 18th. good
only on trains leaving Los Angeles Aug
ust 18th. The round trip rate to Mil
waukee and return will be $500, to
members of the G. A. r. and their fami-
lies and friends. Tourist sleepers will be
provided at an additional cost of $4 for
berths. The rates on Pullmans will be:
Double berth, SIS so; section, $31. The
time limit on these tickets will be: East
ward, August 9th; westward, October
18th. Stop-over privileges are allowed
on the west bound trip only. Purchas.
ers have the privilege of selecting their
return route, over any of the overland
lines, without extra charge.
The itinerary of the trip east will be as
follows:
Leave Los Angeles Sunday, August
18th at 1920 p, M, arriving at Sacra-
mento 7:05 p, M, August 10Th, where
the comrades from northern Posts of the
State will join headquarters. Thence
over the Central Pacific railroad to Og-
den; leave Ogden via Union Pacific, 8
a. m, August 2lst arrive Council Bluffs
9 p. m. August oath thence via Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad, arriv-
ing in Milwaukee the 25th.
Headquarters will return (time to be
fixed On train while on trip East) via
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, North
ern Pacific and Shasta route. Stopping
at the following places of interest: st.
Paul and Minneapolis, Mimi. Yellow
stone National Park, Spokane Falls, Ia
coma and Seattle, w. IT,, and Portland,
Oregon.
1t is intended that the headquarters of
the California Posts shall be we'll sup
piled with native fruit, wines, etc.. for
the entertainment of visitors from East
ern States, who are always anxious to
test the famous hospitality of Californ-
ians. For such purpose contributions
of California products are requested. They
should be marked G. A. R. Headquart.
ers, care G. L. Caruthers, Baggage Mas
ter s. P. r. R., San Francisco, and they
will be forwarded free of charge.
1t is believed that 200 or 800 members
of the G.. A. R. will attend the National
EncampmeHt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

in this city. The same is true
of all the line OF First street as far rs
Evergreen Cemetery. George Cum.
mings, another of the old-timers on the
Heights, has fine place near the inter-
section of Pleasant avenue and First
street. Councilman r. E. Wirsching
and his former partner in business,
Samuel Reas, Fex- Councilman B. Chand-
lev, Police Commissioner M. T. Collins,
Mr.. F. G. Schenck, ex.Council-
man Joseph Hyans, j. H. Chapman,
Esq, and his law partner, J. w. Hend.
rick. ESQ, ex-Councilman D. E. Mills,
J. II. Workman, Moye Wicks, Esq,
S. A. Widney, William Ruddy, and
many others among the leading men of
this city in all avocations are residents OF
the Heights, and have homes that vie
with those in any other part of the city
in their elegance and in the beauty Of
their surroundings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
The Money Goes.

The Finance Committee of the City
Council met yesterday and approved the
following demands: Salaries of Police
Department, Police Judges, etc., 1854, 43 ;
salaries for deputies and clerks in City
Engineers Office, 50, ,422; salaries of en-
ployees in Street Department, So, 1858. so I;
Baker Iron Works, $3.50; California
Rridge Company, 500; B. F. Donegan,
IS, ,356.S0; Sunset Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company, $S3; Southern Cali
fornia Lumber Company, $11.S0; E. H.
Dalton, $103.50; Crane Bros, $21 70;
Frick Bros, $24; George E. Roper, 81 80;
P. E. Rembaud, $72; George W. Will
hanson, $50; M. Teed, $50; John Wilson,
$90 Estate of German, $50: E. G. Bur-
lingame, $50; P. H. Lennett, $50; A.
Workman, $50; John Wilson, 500; VIC.
Furrey, $90 George Mosher, $25 Thos.
Strohm, $50; Gas Consumers Associa-
ton, $5; Ely Weslake. $3.50; John
Long, $25; William Darby, $l1.45; E.
Westlake, $15 Southern California
Lumber Company, $22.18; P. A. Lynn,
$40; James Dezell, $40; George E. Bald.
win, 1926; Meyerberg Bros, $5O9.33.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
A CYCLING TOUR.
The Wheelmen will Make an Ex.
tended Trip.

An eight-days' cycling trip through
the principal cities of Southern Califor-
mia is in projection, and will doubtless
meet with due appreciation at the hands
of local wheelmen. The "San Diego
Tour" as it is termed, is modelled after
the celebrated Big Four and Elwell's
Eastern and European tours. 1t is in
tended to leave Pasadena on the morn
ing of September 11th, passing through
San Gabriel, Puente and Spadra to Po-
mona for dinner. Thence via Chino
rancho, South Riverside and the mag
nifcent Magnolia Drive into Riverside,
where the first nights stoppage will be
made.
The next days journey leads down
through the canon slopes of the Rlncon
pass, skirting the shores Of Lake Elsinore
to Elsinore for dinner; thence on through
Wildomar to Murietta for the second
nights stop.
The third days journey leads through
the gorgeous scenery OF the Temecula,
through Ranchita and DeLuz to the
coast of Oceanside for the third nights
rest.
On the fourth day the route skirts the
shores of the Pacific through Carlsbad
and Encinitas into Del Mar for dinner
through Cordero, La Jolla and Morena
into the city of San Diego and across the
bay by ferry to the Hotel del Coronado,
where the next entire day will be spent
in seeing, by train, the Sweetwater Dam,
National City, Chula Vista, the Monu-
ment, Tia Juana, and old Mexico, taking
a late train for Oceanside for the fifth
night.
On the morning of the sixth day the
tourists will wheel along the coast
through Las Flores and San Onofre to
San Juan for dinner, and in the afternoon
by the celebrated Mission of San Juan
Capistrano, through Ell Toro and Mod
jeska into Santa Ana for the sixth stop.
Early on the seventh day the riders
passing through Orange and Anaheim
will make across the open country fol
Santa. Monica for the last nights stay
and on the next and last day will leave
Santa Monica at noon for Los Angeles
where the tour will disband.
Tbs tour will be personally conducted
by Mr.. A. L. Atkins, of Pasadena, who
has had considerable experience in such
trips in the East. Mr.. Jas. w. Lancas
ter, of the same city, will lead the Pasa
dena contingent, and prominent wheel
men in Los Angeles, Pomona and SAINTS
Ana will organize parties from each o
those cities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
HEALTH STATISTICS.
The Deaths of a Month and their
Causes.

Following is the list OF deaths reported
by Health Officer McGowen for the
month of July: Typhoid fever, l; typho-
malarial fever, l; diptheria, 4; whoop-
ing cough, 8; Group, 3; diarrheal dis
eases, under years, 3; cancer, l;
phthisis pulmonalis, 6; meningitis, 3;
diseases of heart, Z; pneumonia, 2;
Bright's disease, A; enteritis, gastritis,
peritonitis, 3 (; puerperal diseases, 2; in
anition and marasmus, s; general debil-
ity and asthenia, l suicide, l; accident
and violence. 3; total, SO. OF these "a
were Caucasians, 8 negroes and 2 Chi
neee.
The birth record shows a total of 70
for the month AZ male whites, 81 fe-
male whites, and 2 females colored.
There were 10 still-born. Cases of con-
tagious diseases were reported during
the month as follows: Diphtheria-Firs
Ward, 13; Second Ward, L; Seventh
Ward, 8; Eighth Ward, 2; Ninth Ward,
2; total, 81. Scarlet fever-First Ward,
2; Second Ward, 81 Eighth Ward, l;
total, 6. The deaths by wards was as
follows: First, g.; Second, g.; Third, 4 J;
Fourth, 3; Sixth, 3; Seventh, 6; Eighth,
10; Ninth, 10. OF the SO deaths, ~
were of children under year, between
and years, 5 between and years,
between 5 and 10 years, none between
10 and 20 years, 16 between 20 and 45
years, IA between 45 and 65 years, 5
over 65. Thirty.two were male and 27
female. Twenty were born in Los An
geles, elsewhere on the Coast, IA in the
States and 10 in foreign coun-
tries.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
The Kings Daughters.

A pleasant and helpful meeting OF this
organization was held at the Fort street
NJ. E. church yesterday. The subject
previously chosen and announced re-
ceived a practical handling. The nucleus
of library for the Girls Home was
pledged. Donations of books and period
icals for the same are solicited from the
public, and may be sent to Mrs. Watson,
or to 208 9. Main street. Several new
names were added to the list OF member
ship.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
Pullman Passengers.

The following left for the North
yesterday afternoon on the 80 p. m.
train: J. Fink, Mr.. Kneenaud, R. G.
Boestell, Mr.. Summerfisld, r. Gird,
Mr.. Reddick, Miss Gilly, Mr.. Mckee,
Mr.. Mcintosh, M. Witham.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
How To Make and save money.

For the advertiser who wishes to reach
every body, there is no better medium
than the classified columns on the first
page OF the HERALD. Situations may be
obtained, reliable help secured, houses,
lots and acreage bought and sold, houses
and rooms rented and loans negotiated
without the expense of agents commits
sions. Any subscriber to the HERALD
who carefully reads these classified ad-
vertisements daily can make the yearly
cost of his paper every week by taking
advantage of the great bargains offered.
1t pays to advertise and it pays to read
the advertisements in the HERALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04
The Clearing House.

The Clearing House.
The following is a statement of the
business of the Clearing House for the
past week:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

White House Clothing Company Ia closed.
They are marking down goods. They will re-
open Tuesday, August 9th, at $50 am. See
''ad" on Sd page.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

Chas. A. Baskerville, Notary Public
Conveyancing, legal documents, shorthand,
type-writiDg. Lanfranco Building, 11S North
Main street. Telephone SO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

White House Clothing Company is closed
They are marking down goods. They will re-
open Tuesday. August 9th, at $50 am. See
"ad" on Sd page.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

See Willamette Steam Malls Lumber
and Manufacturing Company for special prices
in lumber in large and small quantities. Spec
ial orders in extra sizes and lengths
furnished on short notice Mills at
Portland Ore. Yards at Redondo Beach and
Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

TENTS at Foy's harness shop. 217LosAngeles
Etraat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

Fresh Butter and Eggs
At Seymour g. Johnson Co. IS, northwest corner
of First and Fort streets, leading groeers of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-04

THE BAhBhCUEs
At about 2 80 the doors of the car
room, where the rolling stock of the
road is to go at night, were thrown
open, and there a score of long tables
we're revealed, each of which was bend
ing beneath the load of good things pro-
vided by the liberality of the hosts of the
people. 1t is needless as well as impos-
sible to describe the scene. For hours
the people were toasted, literally thous.
ands having visited this banquet hall
before it became deserted at about
6 O'Clock. In the programme
above there was provision Tor
n number of toasts and speeches.
Il would be impossible to give
them in full, and a synopsis Of q
speech is always unfair to the person
who made it and to the person who is
beguiled into reading it. The central
figures In the ceremonies Of yesterday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
@'Irqinia frcr 4rc55.


The LlusyiIc CaH.i.r J'n7" SINS "'
Hon r.m Reed. ihc u-N >p,s@,r %. ihe
House ct Representatives,.
" rhtrrarp -uuic >ir,rg lrmcn', Do lac
charactrr of i,.,d; u,l,iui-. hc $50 ud n't
have been selected t, -.ar,trd tcafcr "i thc
bold raiders un ihc public y %. hr D. 20
much over rated man have watched him
closely IN e ugrc>, ior noe past eight Year I;
have seen him walk down thr aisle IKE a
PLAYER before the iOltlish's amid "A flourish
of his own trumpet, assuming his usual uc-
fiant. arrogant air, aud heard han make "a
bold, brtggt6ucia speech ct i've minutes.
and then 90 back and resume bis -r.'t' ~
much as a. say. sc what ! have done ;
amt I "a great m1n
minute later, a nertv. sensible u"
tleman like Clifton IL 3rrcsinr dsr "i NJ
kansas. Tor instance or Wi lam J. Wilson.
Of Wr,t Vi-.iuil. uauli aArthr q 'or '""S
Reel square in ihr rvr r.iu'r rul u'i"r'N
drmpli,h hi. ~t,t-ni~ give h'm 'h" d'.ai
SQUARE DE-. c,u-hci iu Parliamentary nn-
quae,-: then { have -,,u ihl- ~tme l"n b
II .ed. iu>tc1d of answering ~'a'rmrn'~ OBJ
these gentlemen. ri-e BOB bis scat hs' 70 clown,
LAUGH and retire to fla CLOSE +.1l.
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NIrEHAVE just received Il new aud er,''"'
w assortment of tnnb, aud liar Brushes.

N(vETAVE just received a. new aud e'r.'''''
w assortment OF t"mh' "nd 'i"lr bfuS''c>'
Al>QUIrlI co.
NUR OWN PALM SOAr- made from rir"
" Pam uil and >nia Ten sr"S> just re-
,,.i,cd aud f,r >.,e at = cents per rake. Also Z"
l,r. lot oil all oi the in,>l r"pni r llry -'r'l''
AI-Q'iirll X 60.
TrSr EFCEIVEn-a larsr lot "i l'"''o"
y Cun.h ca f,r "ilin iiu--pe-. cartridges Nr-
~, .E,v,niie' sewing Machine OIl and C"ii-
uu,ntai Ointment lor man OF h,ti>t
'''''''''' AISQUlrll X co.
LARGE STOrK nf Arnold's 'hcml,7'i
Y Nnrins Fund AID >latipnl r"nmrr'ld'
Inks. ala ,Iz,.,. tu sale Al AiSl' u ii N'o
\\'Ehayc iu-t received in stock l'nrr u arh
" AMI Rec. Pepper Sd-r and sweet Mar
ram alllnr>,.iv .ronUI Al>" pure sri"''ia'
i,,I ilsirr aud C"rlanicr seed i"r -,''S''lhS
,,ll,a-r.i,i curing prrk. Al QUIZ 'N'".
~ EEAMS 81 Writing Paper all ''1's ana
sDV .urt, Al~p oiW" Envelopes just pm "i'
..,.,.,u our i,n x and Stationery department.
october = - :. Al9O' III ~ w.
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Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
s.F.TYLER. RECEIVER
schcdnlc in tncct Norrm1cr "a. iss9.

O'N' ~ NJ
LE,yR cHARLEsrowN-r"r
s:37 4 VI. naiiy-AIrmrhis kXpnes. a. anne
anl Intermediate -iati"n- aud
all points South and ; ufhwt'-t.
1hru-i Pullman sleeping ear from
New York aud l'hilnd.lph' 80
l:uanokc. Chattanooga aud Mem
phi,
t21tA NJ inhlv--N Orleans Expires FROM New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore
wititl ,rElchts &" Roanoke. max
ius ,,innt,.ii"n through 6" the South.
Carrr.- through Pullman Sicp,r
ir New OrcdtS via Harrisburg.
LEAVE ,mNRLr~1owS- H"gJHwNRp
100 4. NJ billy Baltimore Express. fr,m all
points south arrive IN WaShin ton
Il:i5 \. NJ lsnltiuur. li:lS +. NJ,
HARRISBURG il:iOr. NJ. pliilhdrlplna
S.l5 i. NJ tAr'i,s ihr.'iish Pail
nam sleeper nom New Urraiis 10
l'liludeip iia ,in llHfrisbnra.
9.i8 T.. NJ nnily-Ncw York nnd Philadelphia
EXprc-~ from Mubilr. Mrmrhi-
ihmtauoosa aud al prints Srith.
Arrive lihadelphia 80 \ " sew
Work 40 VI Stepping cir-
thriugh 10 New York wa Harris.
burg.
Ticket Agents will furnish all T. formation
aud ihrru- Ia -'.hr,lmlr- upon application
-. HOWARD ROVER, Cen l'ass Agt.
Nov -. 1879. Roanoke. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
cnNsrNPTIOY sTRELY CcRrp.

20 rus TDI lR-r'ci. q INFORM your road.
ers a. a have "a iu>.litr. c..vUs lvr tlic aptNc
name disease. liy it> iin'-iy a>r tulu aidt 90
b eie- cases lave been ic -nisu' ri. N cured
I-rap glad BOZ send lUit.r~ 60 u,l r'iue-
dy FREE O.. ay CO ,ntlr rrn,,rr- uil., tasr G 'n-
sumnfinn b. tley wtl s.rd u'r on. l- e~.icss
and post Oalc. address Ir>rcciiu g
i. A. sLOCUM. Mo. lSl Iearl 81. New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
DimHtoHd Dges.

4 the Spring adyanrr. we call attention q"
"A d hiil si,r'k at diamond Dye. and guar
ailire tlcni fp culor i,ibhuns. Dresses. Hats,
Feathers aud tottun Gv~i-
GEO T. LIGHT.
Druggist Next D,oi T., Past Oitire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria'
wacn she was q C...... sac cri-l Tor C''-'os
When she becane rils. she chm 70 Casi''.a'
When she haI Cl.l-rcn, size save ti.vra Cas-osia,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
PrirGie safe.

I VERY desirable place of i acres mile
y irpIu hnfitriowh. Suitable f,r hume ~
sumurr rr-id,nrr Two dWeiiiug buli,,~ :
r,,nins ,;irh. aud al i..,s-ary "ui buildings
Applg 90 g. " tKNMEk
Eharis-p'xn. len. &C.. ~ IA
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EBOmrders ITMHfCh.

TIE MiS>e, Ware having removed 70 the
l dwelling, un MI raryn' rrcrntl, occupied
by Mr. inn T.. liruwn and ftmiio Wiil lake 81
lew h,ur.irrs. The h.ul>r i very convenient
rur-,-l shilul, situated.
Mis-, LIZZIE Ware viii continue her Mantua-
Making
April ). ISIS
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LImshingiom = Alexander

HAVE made arran..eieent- To- i'''nre proper.
Hartford. Continental. of NsR York and Pea
ho,iy e." Wh,t.iing " Va Whrrr i'ariI,-- 'lr-
sire ihi> nn application ~prt1ai l'hicg ~iil
b. granted aud az addtiouai rate be riisrgr'i
for saline.
Mat p ls~6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

fl y takrn the r,"in "n hIri,s -iri'rI. IN
I | rear If Mrs y. = Whites residence.
rherr size. wlll Il" DIRE MAhlNG AMI FAN
l1.N ~EWtNG in spud style ani al reasonable
.har-t> She will ne pleased Il" have Tie PAT
'.,utgc al THE ulie'. "i the town AMI vicinity
tud ylll strive to rti,irf substitution.
Size has ais, a stock of dress Trimmings aud
Nnii"n> 10 winch she invites the attention ui
he ladi,>
June TO- iSS6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Chan,ois Skins.

GliAMni> SKINS FROM ten 90 sixty cents.
y Earii i-,e -iamg,z and i;er,isn f'.i,1i Oll
Aug ~ 1855. AlSQUlrfl X 60.
nETGS. Parent Molirine-. Chemicals. Hair.
~ TUfh. N.ll nnd >iiarins brushes ; ui~.
Ierlur.- uiiiil- dc. l'uy-ir1iiis can algays
supply theHsely,- from eur larsr SUPPLY ii
Hi~iirinss. Al-gllrii & 20.
Az. ~ l~s.
NTU-Ir FnilpS fr'Iu ~. e, 5nc aid oc1
vi H'-i- 81 sheet Aiu~i, 81 it,. e.i,lI 10 TIE
i,.-,, aua ~iaiiuucfy Department
ust ~. =, AI-'krlrli e 20.
4 \ and Fine salt. l'rlIeE saliIaire aid
VI Ground sage for sale by Y. u. EBI.
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IMPORTED Green and White CASTLE Soap.
| u0,i lmpurl,g bay fum.
IN GALLONS pure Norwegian Col Liver
~ oil and cations Extra Pure White lily
.,.ruIe.
l. IpNEY Wort. dry aud hqa,3 Wellr aud
II Hiclarl~uns improved linttcr oi"r. iii,p'
No. - and 80 cents and Sl.m Fine ~t"rk no
,t,rr. AISQUIrd n 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Putty Paint liril,hys Nc Mcineeaiarsr
.tprk 81 tli,-se g,nrl, un hand tu whirli wrcill
tur ..ieliinnnf the people. Levi, pure L,7hi.
pure l.lil-r,ai 80; AID lrns celebrated Prs.
lair,rl l'Ini,. ready Z" apply. ln gil uilurt a'
,.ri~ from "iie POUND o., nIir gallon. We har'
Ii cndpr-. ,uilirr TRY ui ni iii. Examine 0uf
-turk hrirr- purchasing rl,ewhrrr
Apr 10. = AiSQIlrli & 90
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ME.TwARn

Train ilS connects 1T HarIwr's F"rrv with
N,.>tlhul.l Limited 40 i2.aA % m rriiNing ~
Pittsburgh ~ 5Jp. IN Columbus - next
morning. Chi,agu 10 s. ncNt mnrning. and
with ,inciunuti Nesiihnl"i Limited et ~ y.
M. arr wing IA ilcinrai NJ - ~ next
m.ritns - lnu'S .iip. M n'Xi evening.
FNtTE-luN u, kErS will he sid {" par
ii,.- Of ten or nrnr- b'twcrn al tick', stations
III ihc Valley pyi~i"n- Gpod for iwp'i
For III, kri> AID further Information apPlyio
u X % Agents 80 Ia II +. B"nd. In>- As'h''
baltimore. g. T. nndrnw, Travelling Passenger
Agent. Winchester. Va.
T. 4 a. I'alarr Sh.pine 'arsarc RIM ihrnilrh
in tintirnnu - l.nuis. Chasua AMI ltlsburg
nn all express trains
r. OnEif. Gen'l Mnnser.
CIIAS. o S"TLl. Grnl Passenger Ase {.
+ c. PRINCE. Superintendent.
Jc.ll 1883
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JEFFERSON UOOLEN VIII
Formerly I'Orfer'S Factory.

Under the above mentioned name The Old
pnrI-r's fariuTy.' which ia tiay- gone by en-
i"yrd lu''-f unrippHi reputation for excel
lrni % q ni:iliirs. viii be- 'iirfalui %" 'lr ln..
lrr~irn,rl Necessary rrpair- have been marie
ri imprnvod HHrhirrrN introduced Hi"i u "
our expectation To- maintain th' reputation 81
'hr uiiil and ip nlrtl ule'lenand 90 ,ic pabIic
fur iirf-rlass pirsl.
The Highest Market Price will be paid nm
Wool delivered ~ The Mil or AZ such points -
may bc designated.
orders lor cloths Yarns &c, will receive
prompt attention
Respectfully.
J. ] JOBE 4 90.
Post Office Ripon. Je1ersnu County. wa
!. j. lobe 4 Bro viii continue 90 oprrairfhe
Will 90 liflaln~n. Frederick t'ouhiys AirgnlH
'nd Will pay the top marker prise fr Won de.
iverrd lhrre
April 10. iss3
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Boot and shoe NInItinE.
REPAIRING &c

I'Hi lndersignro hasrrmnved his short" be
.lildIuA ~ tn c"tnri 80 IhAT'rs aud i''b, ~
tr.ris- A. "a. nuidlhl iat"l, occupied ~ Wei
icL t W-llrr Th-cbaract-t ~ ~ ORR d"u' = \
d. .upscrin"i rllk p"Y ind iPprsciat o"' me
itizrnso Charleston Spa ricipit lfis htdll
,-crsrA,, tn ada fh~i NJ viii 'ufrav"i }" 'gst-i'
~ r-uutatint. q r"lisbi' s"rkmsn.Np" "i'l~S
cute urnmut', and 81 r~A-oushh cdt"r fll'rber'
evrnhim rithrt!ot New Nntk 80 trpalrlpg
JOHN AVIS 49, wm.
Nav ~, 1914. Apriil5' 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Trains No AZ. Il9 and az are daily except
Sun,lnv: rain W. il9 rnrs SUNDAY only.
Additional mixed rsins leave Snuihwari at
23i a In aud Sl7 a M AMI arrive IT lI'rri-
,nburs at 81 a m aud sop ~ * sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Baltimore and Ohio Railrcad.
Time Table in Effect November io;h. 1879.
xorrIIW ARD. IN AIS 4i> 470
,..,,.,n. p,.s las Mix Mix

Trains VI IN IL and ~ are daily except
su,,I,,,. Train NJ "a runs SUNDAY "nly
A,l,litinnai miN.4l trains leave Ch 'rle>t"wn
,25, m ami liza ~ and arrivrat " 'rper's
Fe,rv ai4G,p. m and l.Si a. m. eN. SUNDAY.
sol.TuWARp. AZ 4l9 az +l9
>laiiun> Pass. l'n>s. Mix. NIX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
MEATS.

lnc0nnection with my grocery keep first
lass Mrat SHOP, amt '7in supply my customers
ylth thr chuicrsl meats. uHEc ttr iSri lhNl
,,,nc-niadv ami baltimore mIuce meat. Fresh
.i,lusna Sdusd-e ga hand
mauEing my patrons for ihei kind treat
nri,t 10 the pA-i / ,iiI,Il q continuance Vi tht
,.tuv. RESPECTFULLY,
Dec. 10. lso4. ". >. MERCHANT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
lo,ErIrRArNgll.
Nlnlllpimg.

Far Sole at pE BISHOPS pu- Store 90
Icier-uu Co., ~ va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
IHE WHIST End


HAVE IA very full stock of Groceries--con-
4 ,i>uns ui tniuI. Mv;i. Canned N'His, Teas
1uvvs. =, urs, M"iiasNcs' @'"l's' Il'Nles' san
.,lSn. etc. etc. / maze d speciality vi the bvs'
y. -. M"ii.t>>''s
The best brands of Tobacco and Cigars always
,t udltl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
FUR\ +!


wi 'lbrnrrpar-d N short tiur 9" = 20 nv
.p-cia att~ntiop tnthr nGsi ness 81 Undertaking
B.inra ,racticsl nrchsn'c and determined o,
,iv.. .ari.act NJ respect t'uli, solicit 'uArr "'
public patronage. ~,yv
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-22

So far as We can Judge, We haYe lost four
subscribers. all told. in consequence Of our
discussion of the new school house ques-
ton. We have not contemplated either
pecuniary loss or gain in this matter, but
only to do our duty with reference TO the
best interests Of this community. but we
shall deem il very strange il We shall not
gain vastly more than We have lost. a. the
ultimate result Of our action in this matter.
Truth is mighty, aud must prevail. and
Justice he done to both sides Of this con-
trUyery.