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RAILROADS.
THE 0RIAl

TIE eRIAI ux -
RaPsE EFF Is lssfRga
3 IlsIR 81 !s!lsg.s /! ESe
For " q S:: sa,st:G E
sss;;s:sss 3: ss :'ss s.s
ssis SS1nsssns a.iIy j H:5ri.SSss VIII ,sTSqsS
sIsash si..S.t ss sa and al
yo, ksS: AND RogoM.c r. R1 I,s ,.u.
For :.ssss dssRs:. .as so:Ss...r daily
@ :isssSs ss'S %
For wlismsport Lect Haven and ElnirA at . so
roR R fatl, Ssfar.Ei f NV THE EAST
io:cS md ana on sunday. s o. p s1s
except Sunday. and 3:45 pm. daily. with Dining
Fast Express ~ an week days and 3 pm daily
r. Eapre.s FL pm. daily. Accom-. 200 Pm. daily.
For sr.Sflyn. NY ~ tsr2usR lr.in. ' eoHnss, 81.
% FF utan a,r Ane, .ysiSs
To, double 4. e, ierT i, .cTSss New 1orE city
For Baltimore, 8 35. 20, $40. 900, $50. Q $50
IL 100 and IL 40 am, IL :05, 2 10, so, 3.4S
S;l0, 40. 40. 800. 40. $40. 1000 aud
leu I'm ON sunday. 9 90 9;05, o so. IL :i0
an, 2:le. 2:5o, AS. 4:lo. 600. 7:4O. $40.
For Pope's Greek Line, 1:20 a IN and 40 m daily
For knnaPoiis, 90 and 100 AM, l2 .o5 20 and
600 m; daily. except Sunday. Sundays, 9:U5
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
RAILWAY
IN EFFEcTMAY IL, 1889.
For Alexandria AGO. 6:3o. T:45, $40, 9:45, 1857
An, l2:04 noon. 2:05. 4:25, 4 IS. o:Oi. s 81,
500, 1909 and 81 p. N On sunday al 30,
I;}5. e:45, 1857 Am. 2:35, Sol, Boz aud
1000 pm.
Accommodation for Quantico. 2 As An and 4 SIS D.
m; week Gays .43 SIN; sundays.
For Richmond and the South, 4. 80, 1857 am.
daily: and 8:2l :; m. daily, except sunday:
600. e;l0. 1915. It:05, am. go, 500;
3:l6, $40. 7:05. 500, 9:2O. 1892. and / / :U3
pm. ON sunday at y: D and / :O7 q. m; 2. 90
5;lr, 7:05, 500, 90. and 10 - y. M
Tickets and information the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylysuis avenue and at
the station where orders be left for the checking
CHAS. Z. PUGH, j X Mood,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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BA1r1MoRE AND ONO RAr1noAp.

IN tuect ~, lsSb
Leave Washington from station corner OF New Jersey
For Chicago and Sorsh aRe a,susd m,eas,
st; Sl5einn.i, s. Iou. and Indianapolis. expires.
Tar Rss.baTa aud G se 1s v..tbued 1imtsds.
For whsens P snd eIP apr stSP
nc express daily except saa MOnasy 81 S5s
For Lexington and Local Stations II o:3oam
Bsito RIVE assi Days LOO 90 go $40 Pa
s.,.,S sso as minutes. s;4s. 81 90 ROO
go: 09' 49, go, 1880 and y 80 p. Sundays
$2 4sS $50 va Zoo g sso sos. i6sS and
For Way Stations between washington and Balsi-
ii 20 pm p m sSn sSe nd 32S az
iii s SslsnoFs fog S,.9as0a wee. LAYS
$40, S5 1890 as minutes, am I'M, ' fa:I5 ss
SOY SHy SO 500 90 I 1isffs md
"a y 100 Hp pm: Sundays 80 y 80 9i5 l929
200 $50 10 As. 500 Sc ioo5. and
For Annapolis, 8 40 and $50 am. 1910 4:2,.
ana faav a.; i6np pm on Sundays. $50 an 45s M
GndaS. as 80 ana An odp pS6' S;'0 and
4 IA ! n9a ,G5 principal stations 0n'S
For For ESetylile and way stations - IS Pm
m, III 20, . 80. I'll 20 pm.
For Boyds and intermediate stations, Il 90 pm
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday a. :I5
pm, stopping at all stations ON Metropolitan Branch
For frederick, 10 40 1880 H. rs 10. II 500
m sundays. 10 and IS 90 pm.
TOT i; hsserstown. 1880 I'm. and rs :3op.m-
Trans arrive from Chicago daily IL 40 AN and
fOo Pm from Cincinnati AID 81 LOUIS daily 80
N; and :55 pm. from Pttsburg 40 am, aud
600 DIN. daily
NE NEW YORK AND PHILADELPKIA DIVISION
For New York, Irenton, Newark and Elizabeth. Y.
$40 ~ 10y, $50, oQ NJ $50, ..:z0 and
slO:oO pm. Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trsinA
SSieePinE Car on the 1880 pm- open at poo pm
90 fnrsdeiPhia Newark, Wilmington and Chelter,
;uV. fe ;OO. $3.50. ~ 800 Am. '2:3O - 20. q 90
- For intermediate points between Baltimore and
fhTfiadeiphi. 10 Am. - 80 and "A 80 IN
Trans leave New York for Washington, IS 30.
III ~ am. 'l:30 '2:3o $40 $500 pm. and
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. q 10,
g :d3 ~ 10 am, II :35. '4:l5. '5:05. .5i43 and
Tor Atlantic City 400 and $50 An, 1900 noon
and 80 m. sundays 20 m, and z 90 noon.
For Long Branch and Ocean Grove "a 90. is 90 q
M, liz 0U noon; 50 50 In.
s1 fhdIssp Pts Sunday Daily ssqnd.y only Except
Baggage called for and CHECKED from hotela and
Residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket offices. 6lS and 1891 rennsylvens avenue aud
tDepot CHAS. o. SCULf. Gen. Pass Agt
- l. oDhAAA GENERAL MAnAxcr. Y27
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Massachusetts Democratic State Ticket

Massachusetts, Democratic State Ticket.
After the nomination Of Hon. VIM E. Russell
Of Cambridge for governor the Massachusetts,
democratic state convention at Worcester yes
terday completed its ticket as follows: For
lieutenant governor. John W. Corcoran Of
Clinton; for secretary of state, VIM N. OsRood
Of Boston; for treasurer and receiver, Gen. z.
b. Mum OF Holyoks; for auditor, d. T. Trefry
Of Msrblshsad; for attorney general Gen.
Elisha B. Maynard Of Springfield.
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Newman College Graduates

The Pal Mall Budget has been looking after
the Newman college graduates and finds as
follows:
The students Of Newman college, past and
present, number 5000. Fifty-six former
students have married Others have found
posts IS head mistresses Of high schools and
assistant mistresses in these and in private
schools, not only in England, Scotland and Ire
land, but In India, the colonies, America and
Japan. few are still closely connected with
Newman college as lecturers or are on the
Newman college correspondence stat. Two
have gone to the Royal Holloway college, one
a. mathematical and the other as classical
lecturer. One student, Miss Jane Harrison, has
distinguished herself ss . writer on archaeology
and a. lecturer at the British Museum. Miss
Constance Black and Miss Olivia Dymond act
g Librarians to the Peoples Palace and Miss
Edlth wilson Is secretary for the womsn's de-
Rsrtment OF the Ovens college. Manchester.
Others, for example Miss Amy Levy, have dis
hnguishcd themselves in literature Several
are actively engaged in Newspaper work, so
that the record of Newman college speaks
well for the movement in women's education.
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Sent to an insane ASYLUM.

James W. Smith, the young man who re-
Gently created sensation in Judge McCon-
nelps court in Chicago by attempting
suicide when the jury convicted him Of
criminal assault and who claimed his wife
conspired against him, has been an inmate
Of the penitentisry since September IA, having
been sentenced for nine years. He has been
insane ever since his arrival, and the prison
physician has ordered him transferred to the
kankakee asylum
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A Former Bellies Suicide

News has been received at Norwalk, Conn,
Of the suicide on Sunday by drowning of Mrs.
Augustus Phillips, who Was visiting on the
Pacific coast. 1t is reported that the cause vss
desertion. Her husband was Q well-knovn
New York comedian. The lady was q grsnd-
daughter Of the late DIR. BlackmAn. wealthy
resident OF Westport, Conn, and inherited his
estate. Her maiden name was Mosie Richsrds
and she was q belle and great social favorite
during her girlhood
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Shot in aChurch.

During prayer meeting in the Presbyterian
church at Moss Point, Miss, last night . shot
was fred from the outside through the open
front door, instantly killing Dan K. McInnis,
MORALLY wounding his little daughter and seri.
ously wounding Henry Blumer Great excite
ment prevails. There il no clue to the assas-
sin.
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Making Tin Plates I'm Pittsbur0.

The tin plate mill at the exposition in Pitts
burg, Pa, was put in operation yesterday un-
der the supervision Of W. c. Cronnemeyer, Sec
Rotary Of the American timed plate associa-
ton, and 1t was demonstrated that tin plates
can be made in this country as well as England
Perfect plates were turned out, and experts
who examined them claim they are equal II not
superior to those manufactured across the
water.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
MOUNT VERNON.

Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt L L Blaka
leaves 18th St wharf daily Except Sunday for Mount
Vernon. leaving at 10 reaching washington about
$3.50 Pm Fare, round trip. 81. Including sdInission
" grounds aud mansion.
MARSHALL HALL.
Steamer ". W. CORCORAN leaves 9TH st wharf
daily for Marshall Hall, leaving at 10 m reaching
Washington about 80 pm.
Sundsys-two trips leaving at 10 80 a. m and 2 40
p. M, reaching Washington 1t and z pm. Fare
round trip, 70 cents. sells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

Under lint resolution Of the legislature of
1855 Adjutant General James Howard, by di-
rsction Of Gov. Jackson, has detailed Col Will
lam Love to collect Maryland days carried in
the war Of 1Sl2-l4, the Mexican war and the
civil war. II they can be obtained from their
present custodians they will be preserved in
glass cases In the state house at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

-IIeHrI NIAGARA AND ROMANTIC wArxrSs-
Niagara! Wonderful handivork of nature. thy
name alone bestirs emotion, arouses thought.
ave, coniures up within one Q vague idea Of
e immensely, and yet it is only when We
gaze upon thee from some commanding situa-
n that the grandeur and sublimity which
encompass and enthrone thee are seen and felt
l. their awe-inspiring entirety. The first view
Of Niagara can never be efaced from memory
II whets the desire for another and another
pilgrimage TO the stupenduously beautiful,
I tural picture. For the benefit OF the people
OF Washington, Baltimore and other stations on
the line of the Northern Central railroad the
pennsylvania railroad company will run
eclAl excursion train Of parlor and day
coaches 10 Niagara Falls on Tuesday, October
10, 1853 tickets good to return until October a.
hound-trlp fare from Washington and Balti-
pore, elo Proportionate rates from other
. atoms Watkins Glen will be touched both
going and coming. and all who may desire to
stop on In either direction and visit this ro-
mantle mountain gorge will be afforded an
opportunity to do so. Train will leave Wash
ington at TAO An; Baltimore, $40 am.-Adct.
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HOUSE & HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE.
and 923 9TH st. and 636 Mass ave. NV.
IN

"T1up
UNHALLOWED, UNIMPROvED, PRESENTS A
FEARFUL VOID"
Five years of our business life is Hslowed by con-
scientiousnsss Of duty performed toward each and
every one who has passed the portals Of
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
This month Ave years ago fung banner to the
pr:nciplss-of the means aud methods We should en-
poy IN the conduct Of our business.
the plsaat: q .Ss luitiuds contirm INC '''H anu
n snd .Ss e
I'm slini Sou 81; " :Is sssI:..is ~: ws..eysI
.Sns i:
out q Ss
The newest phase of our work We now manifest unto
SOUVENIR ovERcoATs,
English Meltons and Kersey overcosts Of several beau
.
feet gems at
garments can Be duplicated at advance Of SO per
cent on our price will chesrfuly refund the money
70 any ono who may have purchased one Of ua
AL the Novelties Of the Season at
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
OFT and s2e 7th st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, svsnua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
eIThis store will be closed on SATURDAY NEXT
OCTOBER s. until O'Clock pm. oc1
THE FINEST
NxAT-FLAvoR1Na sTook
LIRBIo ooAPANYs
ExT4AoT OF MAT.
usx IT FOB SOUPS.
sHK1 TEA. SAUCES. AND MADE DIsHIx
Genuine only With facsimile Of Jussus Won IAshlgs
SIGNATURE IN BLUE INK
Across LAbsl
Mold ~ Storsksspsrs. 0soosn. and DEusshA
IRBIGs EXTRACT OF HAT 90. IN.
1e-tn.A I0ado4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

To KEEP tn. BBARD FRon TURNING GRAY ana
thus prevent the appearance Of age, use BuckinR.
hams Dye for the Whisksrs, the best dye made.
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Tore the Letter and Shot Himself.

Just after dinner Tuesday afternoon DR.. D.
L. French Of Kempsvills, 9 prominent physi-
clan Of Princess Anne county. Va, received a
letter conveying unpleasant intelligence. I'M
mediately upon reading the contents he ex-
pressed himself angrily and tore the letter into
fragments. He at once procured a pistol and
shot himself through the stomach, dying
within twenty minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

At Lima, Ohio, two robbers attacked
VIM. Lehingweli Monday night while he was
returning home, beat him until he was insensi-
BILE, aud after securing his money and valuables
placed him on the railway track, where he
was fatally injured by Q train.
Ben Campbell Jones, son Of T. Russell Jones.
ex-collsctor Of the port Of Chicago, has been
sent 10 the Kankakse insane asylum
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Gen. Fisk Nominated for Preside nt.

Zen. k1sk Nominated Tor President.
At Lake AOhonk, N.Y., yesterday the seventh
annual Mohonk conference was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Csrlidgs, an educated In
dian. Hon. A. K. Smiley welcomed the guests
and nominated Gen. Clinton B. Fisk for presi-
dent The general, on taking the chair, OK
pressed his qualification at the size and charac-
ter of the conference. The organization was
perfected by the election of ]. w. Davis of Bos-
ton and j. c. Kinney Of Hartford ~ secre taries
and Augustus Tabor Of New York as treasurer.
paper was read BY Indian Commissioner Nor
gan, and among those present were ex-Presi-
dent Hayes and Gen. 0. D. Howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

John Browns ssFort'' to be Torn Down.
1t is said at Harper's Ferry that John Browns
'fort," the old engine house used as citadel
by the great anti-slavery leader and his follow
ers thirty years ago a. . place Of refuge from
the soldiers and citizens surrounding them, is
to be demolished and will disappear forever I'M
less the yet unsubstantisted rumor that il has
been purchased by an association Of eastern
gentlemen for removal to Philadelphia should
be true. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
psny has determined upon . very decided
change In the location Of it. main line ct Har-
per's Ferry, the new survey running directly
through the old engine house. Tens of thou
sands have gazed with interest upon the 'fort'
from car windows and platforms since the war,
and the demolition Of the old building will be
regretted by many all over the country.
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HOUSE & HERRMASs
THREE MONTHS IN ADVANCE OF THE
SEASON,

SkASON.
THIS WEEK WE ANNOUNCE THAT By
REASON OF AN INCEssANT DEMAND
MADE UPON Us WE HAVE BEEN CON-
STRAINED TO SET APART A PORTION OF
OUR
THREE COLOSSAL STORES
FOR STORING ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS
EYES DELIVERY.
THE IDEA Is NOVEL ONE,
AND CAN BE PRoFITABLY FOLLOWED BY
ALL WHO WISH TO BRIGHTEN THE
HOMES OF FRIENDS AT A SEASON WHEN
DEMANDS UPON THE PURSE ARE
HEAVIEST AND THE PURSE ITSELF THE
LIGHTEsT.
BY PURCHASING THUS IN ADVANCE
YOU NOT ONLY LIaHTKN LOAD VIII
MAY BY DELAY PROVE A BURDEN.
BUT BESIDES GAIN THE ADvAN-
TAaE OF PROFITABLE DISCOUNT.
THUS SAVING YOURSELF THE HUMI-
IATIoN OFTEN ATTENDING ONES IN
ABILITY TO FULFILL THE REQUIRE
MENTs OF THAT JOYOUS FEsvIvE
SEASON. IN OUR BoUNDLEss LINE OF
BED ROOM AND PARLOR FURNITURE,
CARPETS. DRAPERIEs, STOVES. SIDE
BOARDS. wARDROBEs. HALL RACKS,
sECRETARIEs. TOILET SETS, CHIFFO-
NIERs. FANCY TABLES AND ROCKERS,
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND SOMETHING
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS AZ WELL AS
USEFUL AND NECESSARY FOR THE
COMFORT OF YOUR HOMES.
ANY OF THESE GOODS WE OFFER YOU
ON CREDIT,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES AND UPON
YOUR OWN TERMS. ExACTINa BUT
A SMALL PORTION AS FIRST PAY
MENT AND ACCEPTING THE REMAIN
DER IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS BY THE
WEEK OR MONTH IN SATISFACTION
OF THE DEBT.
HOUSE & HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE,
s21 and 923 7th st. and 636 Mass. ave. NV.
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|sslFiEE;}{I155[lll}SA|H511|MIEH

Resulting rom FOlly, Wee, Ignorance, KXcesses or
oyeTts1su1n, Rnerv..ing and uniting the victim
Avoid unskillful pretenders Possess this great
work. 1t contains 500 pages, royal svo. Beautiful
binding, embossed, full gilt Price only sl.oo by
mail, postpaid, concealed u plain wrapper. Illus
distinguished author, VIM. n. Parker, N. D., re-
ceived the GOLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL
from the National Medical Association for
this PRIZE ESSAY On NERVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DR. Parker and corps
Of Assistant Physicians may be consulted, conf
dentally, BY mail or In person, At the Office Of
THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 Bulnnch ST., Boston, Mass, to whom ali
orders for books or letters for advice should DO
directed as above.
my4-s.tu.th
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Parties returning from the shore wishing to
chanRe their accounts respectfully invited to
aI,ne our stock Of Fpe Wines Groceries and Cigars.
We guarantees TO give best value for the money.
A. HEITMULLER & CO.
au17-3m 1888 I4th ST. NV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

Coolers for November has reached us,
stuck as full of good things rs Thanksgiv-
ing turkey. Any person sending their ad-
dress and two cent stamp will receive cH
paper pattern fre, TIL, o.d tvori,e is al-
ways giving as some surprise; This month
there is an extra colcrcd fashion plate pro-
duced bs new process, which is "a r,oi
gem. The story matter isaIl g'aI. ani Ills
number takes 90, lead SIS being dr-, c.a~- 300
every department Gofy's Lriyf B'ot is
the best fashion magazine published
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

A great project is on foot ior r'ilroad
through ;he interior of the State. Very Tie
tie has been said about it yet, but &c Is
known that senator Camden &, the moving
spirit and that the roal win probably start
from BucShanuoa. some tremendous real
estate deals have been made on the strength
Of 70, aud some big fortunes viii be nude Or
lost. The development of West Virginia
will be something remarkable in The next
few years. I,ls the best state in the Union
not 10 20 away from 80 rtrsjng JowsgL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30
airainia FREE grrss.

Mathew Lewis. ca.ored lawyer IN the
Petersburg district, i. OF the opinion that
the republican majority ia that District
which is Mahone's home, will be reduced
from six thousand 90 three, probably to a
single thousand! 1. will be remembered
that Malone put up white republican in
order to defeat the colored man, Langsion,
for Congress. Between the two republicans
a white democrat slipped in The c"lored
voters NAV retslliatr upon Malone, but not
10 the extent OF Lewis prediction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

Gen. Green b. Raum has b en- appointed
to succeed Corporal Tanner as Commission.
er OF Pensions He Is native of Illinois
a lawyer by pr'fgs ION and when appointed
prlcticing loo Washington Daring lhe WI
he ro-e from Major o. Bristlirr General
He was in Congress two wears, and WA
Commissioner of Internal Revenue seven
years. AT the beginning OF the war DE wa-
a war Democrat Now. and for years
past, a stauuch republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

Tc ruR EDI oR-Pca,e inform your rcod-
crs c. have q positive emedy tor the above
name disease. By its timely Use thousands IL
n B elc- cases lave been permanently cured.
shall glad to send O. bnttle> ofmy rrme-
dy PRE- o. aiv of ,our readers vlu have con-
sumption l. they Will send ue. this eAptess
and post Oflc' address Respectful IS
I A. sLCCUM. b. g.. Isl rearl ST., New FORK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

This j. beyond question The most success
ful Cuugh Medicine we have ever,old, % few
doses invariably cure the worst case oi
Cough, Group au,. Bronchitis. while It's wou-
drriul success in the cure 0t CONSUMPTION
is without parallel ia the hi>turs e N q
iciue. Since us first discovery IL has prrn
sold ON guarantee, 70 test which o." other
medicine eau stand 10 YOU have Cough
We earnestly ask YOU Goo trv %. Price lO
cents. so cents and 81 O0 10 your Lungs
are sore. Chest or Back lame use Shll"h'~
Porus Plaster. Sold by G.. FRANK JOKES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

And always have bottle ot AckvrS Eng
lish Remedy in The house. You cumo, tril
how soon Group may strike your i,,,r one,
or a cold or co-gn may itstrn itself upo'
you. Oae d -e IS preventive and few
doses q posiuvccure. AID Throat and Lung
troubles yield to its treatment A ~tmp.e
bottle is given You free and the Remedy
guaranteed by T.. Frank jones & 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

Mrs Baily Cockerill, an aged widow, near
Leesburg, Loudnun county, was frightened
to death Saturday night week. Her ,nu iu-
law. David Blair, went home drunk and as
saulted his wife. The old lady iuleIiercd.
and he threatened 90 ki.l her and went to
bureau drawer 90 GET pistol. She ran
from the house, but was brought back aud
died. her last words being lie will kl.l me-.
he will kill me" Blair has been lodged ia
iail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30
FOR SALE AT
DIR. Bishops Drug Store
pR. SCllEFFEES
EUCALINE e.
\ Dlntilricc and Mouth-waSh.
MRS. r. Il SCHAErFEG. sole Proprietor,
Charlt,towu. Jefferson County. ". va.
Jan no. 1889

'Nti woe
rooLt>yILLE Md. sept q. lN>N.
Iu tli, age uf ~luiu, uud tdulf,r.iinn> 90 i>a
real pleasure tu dud ST., genuine % urtuciur Tor
fl. f,..fl .,> th, Drutifricr ur.uarvl and sold
L-r.. .,fe DIR Thnp., ~chu'lrr. uf Charles
,.. Nr-r Nlr.it,r.t L.fv,. u~-l ID tor thr
l..t t,,.,, ,r, r,,l have. never found 10 Co. fail
i, ..1..fii,.. if,.aini~talu. W.. toclcau>e
m ',.. '''' .l i,,,.r,r Inc sun,s
.,.-l '',.,i, ,i'.. breath l.,.,. seen DR. Sh:e.-
E.- vH., yy.i, il, dentist f,r several Years Use
h. ,,,fl marked >r.,,-s. To thr repeated app
i,l,.,.i.u, oi 10. Dos his advice lowe. the lre-rr
vlfi..r tNn uf u,v front teeth which. owing
U.s.. i.......l ...,r. wen. la,,,. md Threatened
Co dr,r Iadii,iau tn zoos own testimony ]
could mention tl"t oi mf in'hl> ~ H" nave
u-cd and have been equally oeneuted 10y '"',
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MISS NJ. Z. CRAIGIlILL.
EAlrINpRr sept. = l>~N.
,nSi.ler the npulh wash prcpIr,l hy DR.
Schneider rii.,t excellent and useful and This
,,f,i,,.,,,, Is hI~..l ou mv ovI experiences aud
f-.,... L..,riu. other, speak who have also used
IN Very truly YOURS.
WA T. CRAIGUILL.
roorr.vrir Np. Nov. l. i,,S.
7, .-iy.s r,.. pleasure ro testify to the rrme
liaI effects of ihe Drutifrice. have used b. 100
mv ouu amiIy. and prescribed DO for several
uf ui, patients. aud have seen MS effects %"
tlU-.. "u whom the nnctor had used DC
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Price List of 1'iware

AT g. y. EBY'S.
II Quart Bucket only nc l. O.. Bucket I5c.
coyerd lie. " GOV. 90
O7c. " o..
Nash Boiler SOC Coffee Pots from : to 20c
Sphere Painted Chamber sells only SIS.
Wash ial>iu- 40 I g. = and l0c
ldu>irg lau>--qt. Use lO.lt. 70. l3qt. pc and
l5lt 95c Painted Buckets from - tu M
Refined stew Pains 900 g. : TO- u a. rs and 2Oc
s cal cal Can and Pump Sl.75.
riu ruI,> AND Pilates. SKINNER, and everything
% boo lime Used loo family at Rock Bottom
Prices
April %. lS>g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-10-30

Guarantee Ackcrs B.ood Elixir TOR it has
been fully demonstrated t' tH- people of
this country tH1t % Is superior tnaii other
preparations for b.oal diseases. % i>a p1-.
tive cure fog >yplUulc pI,-puiu-. L GERS.
Eruption, and pmp.,- ], purls ,he
whole system and thoroughly builds up tlc
constitution. Sold by q. tanS J0ue, 6
Co.