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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Tuesday, Dec. 2i.-BEEVES-Recepts, 43
and % carloads consigned direct to other mainly Fast
Side slaughterers. No trading at the yards Feeling
city Dressed Beef demand to-day, and prices
s Sdfs %a%y % IN & soS Ia,tdy at SG5sl .,5
going as low as 5a5hc and Choice to Fancy Sides
at sog5'ed g to have sold premium ''''''''' the past wees
Rcaaded rSqse B aGS' S at or r qaG
Sc per n American Live Cattle slow at Hale TOPS
r99asPa %h @ s tS tS5 sS BE TSsR Sr ea G
days market hereby given, correctly reported by
G' s e? oSa sae go Che ao Han2as "a sae to and a
o" From 9 s cattle o the snS 10
gGo for ~ XeSon Il MGT 'Gd % H $40 @" head I "
shipments from this port 70 day 5000 quarters OF beef
Mich COws-Iecepts - head Dgll, with reported
sales at $3oas42 so head and an odd COW or two re-
GS4SLVfSRecepts ~ 1856 head mainly GOthst and
dav' The fceine is better toay aud nearly ali grades
Of calves sold at fraction higher prices bunch Of
gG0T s1S sS'ssT ssSmon SrOqSh 70 choice ycas at 5ase
sens n5s'Tea Ss ieyf5 ieSoc % ew ie city dressed
i1ai5c Dressed ga-sers sold a. 4giae Ihe rather
n suppl St gS0S MBem BGSI' 50 o' wa csvc 55 n
80" 90 DO SOS I a. 81 wt.,.rn caycs ss ~ at 2c
Judd & Buckngham % Grassers lpo2ri S25 ~ A at 70
yesteIday sMdgr q tafoads aG head{ carloads q
q os. s.s % fHGTsss o poor as to prime and 5OS s
for poorrst % best lambs. 90 .,
Tressed mutton IN moderate request at SdlOc' ana
d,es.cd lambs selling AZ 9iedl1c ..,,
Sales-DilleDback Dewey, S59 Canadian LAMBS es2
= sverage at 81 81 = pCr TOO n III DO ~ ~ AZ - %
90 STATE do N n, at ~ l5; 80 State sheep l25 m' al
SIS so. ~ 80. .... .,. a., q, q, q ~. 1a7
u e5 n a. 3, 3 = 90 80 10 ss's S a. 81 " a. 70 'O
10 D. d. Warrington 100 stat saeeP al n at IS Bucks
81 az s 81 saie o I5sG sao 20 az 4 D. at s7 W
shssgS saSep sPd '0 % o eS OHIO sSer 81 3 io2 h. at
Ncstern DO % n, at ~ 70; 2l7 Western Lambs oea
~ Judd & buckingham IFS Canadian Lambs. - n at
81 10. ,.. -. , -. A., ,ooo o.,
saie alive weak at sa SJd*4 ID.
onntry dressed steady middle weights. and nrmcr
than last week ight hogs 1ud PIGS Quotstons are
am4lac Tor 240 n, and npwsIfi 4'laoc ior l6Od.D ID
o. a7c for 40 - M n.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

4oc do May 4oe4ohc closing at 40c Steamer Decem
Der, ssaSsaci do January. sssa3s 9,l6c do March
on Ms sad sSoS % on 'Gsi s dG
%ia:a
elevator seSaSSs.c sncat 30; White. sissiSs in
9src closing at 2sc do February, 2s'sc. closing at
DO May 90 closing sScc g e a5g7o
100 n. 75asoc Rye Feed. e5a70c
maintained moderate arrivals and fair demand In:
aSt SsG' iaSSIry SHSF ipD'' Gs9 No shsce soas5c
sO oSs KTs mixed sacs ssasSs Snort kss
and dealers continues fairly active at full prices
PSfesn SsSOunts are 'g9s and sdce fT% the nerO
medium, sSec 90 common. SAFE do iss7. Sd6c Pacidc
ssese & DE-
HEMP ATD SDw JuTE-5Rsudg 5sud and weak su on hemp
mixing and - FOR bageng at tality.
posed to operate extensively. and only
ss haeo. S s osas ssSA e. so
n. lie Central America, 2QS22 n, lie Buenos Ayres
Sec coTss M6nseviSeo and Ro Grsnd1 sps
ala n. at al2s; Texas. 2os25 n. l0a129c Western
b n ec q as Saas n at ssSs
er6. as they run 2.&so 70 we,se,ed Buenos Ayres.
&c; D. A and r G.. OK and COW. 4oS5o n. SIC: New:
oreafs city 45G47 n 5aec Texas. or and cow 5oa 60
H. 5ra0c: city SLAUGHTER OK. 6oas0 H. 7S,c
LEATHER-An kinds have been in fair request but
trade is active and the market especial feature
though ruling steady
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
HEMLoCK-NON.ACIn.

on EFT aae WHAT % f A%ssa Rss Bis Is a
orders unless they obtain TOP rates G A%escs9 pig ,d
No. 30. Foundry Pa sCoTcH PfG~in light demand
sgs @ g. g a9d hS others vs s & ss gfS qqStEa at II
Quiet but firm at sS5 ... .CoPPER-suppes limited and
f0d 10 S%s casting fbes%Sel 1885, but
steady.
MoLAssEs-ouiet but generally steady, New;orlesns
fSGifan fGnsan isaSG 1ss sassc 70 f0'' ''
9 as1s ss .s ioS
RcsiN-In fair request at steady prices, stEained
q q o g. 81 g SzaSS " lG ss SGSss 'Ss'2 W"
SS & s1sSR yssS
cod doee 81 Sa2 foreign SsSsic Lnsee4 .Tsw Fsw
SOC Menhaden crude, Northern, 2li9d233c; light
6leagRsd aSs sDs1% T41sr eSds sSs
winter 7sasoc Sleachsd S5lnsE ssssSc sSS
&sa Sssessa %SS %afs NSsshe5a {ss ssashs
ssssnSd "aieG 6se fssS se su PAIN PAIN eRo sgo
&c Neatsfoot prime 62s@75c Straits. 2oh927c Bank
Provisions PORK Holds as ;fsady AZ. paEcs: ass:
%thG aaf SePfed tbe range sG9nue' M; @ quoted at
and @ slRR RGGv 20 for Mess. n'Rff5dd e 5das SnS5i s
sss Wssefn sll do SCgdS 81 Gy ESa ssa r@e
rs 5GasS fatPs aaa SH. in bis 5s
s s g faRlEFF BEEF II 'RAMsVDa and anhaaged oqqr%
here at sl2 25a$2 So al the West 3ricos rncd
Salcy sead% Picked BeSs SGotd SIC j. ~ and
ic 6s Fl eed H + shPuisafe paisSe %e 6
MiDDLEsLSwer and dg FniroaSt AT GeSag"M March 5
I%@asy MSy SS'e0 az a. 9P
pgs Option. CONTINUED n% On th t9e doTPSn c0.1s
@ pec Og Showed s mssss osss Si' c Pon had
sttfS ,s dsSS3S sSS ie C. ssh snd IT, go {5c
sss5$'E ;1$:%
sale fS5e 6e G sOS S FsaneS consss
1%sie' very dull soda2 and
state t.sSs creamery sa.ss O.
aiSaSG MS:s5G do fsT sood of'
st%s Psy ENDS STATE s. Syms Dary Y
S1 9FtDi 90 a tub shr past State Welsh a fancy
5Oa21c prime 15Slse talE l2dl sat Day fay
asnf 2aii ''s sste entire dsies TEns fancy
ae Dairy ub COMMON soa11 Western
Ss%5yD Wssea Da GGSi'sh Choice do
2slC Sn Tsse tub faaG FSetc eS tubs
aiT to choice Factory seconds saloc psiFy and
SSsSsy thirds buF RS dsy f anG he home ad Was
y5e pSesGST ehcmbeP SG price, ncy lreo wne
G sS@%cn ensS o GOOD sa part Rr&Rf &
skins and He@ SdyaSePs s6 PENN m
4Rsns trch, 27c State and Pcnnsylvana fresh 75a
2Si MG'ise pacSd cse &c
to prime, lined prime, l6a17c. .,.s ri.
refining quoted centgsSaJ o test fa;t RI r.
oaos' ea.o S'' doafscssash aSSdsSS Se Standard
s' ss S gq - ss5s sgSs wss a1''s 7e6T 's3s & NA
sTEARINEHss light demand CITY g,tT lard quoted
p2S $ asT .ss easier yenoFa6 R1Ie city quoted
steady on moderate STOCKS neeees and delan9s which
offered by ynd dhSdf T Thru y
prove small until after The turn Of the year
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Citp Real gstnie for Sale.


SIX NEW and beautiful 3-story dwellings,
- 159 10 l0i West S7th-st., almost COM
plcted; sanitary plumbing, cabinet trim
excellent location no mortgage. WILSON
s TICHBORN.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
FOR SALE.-Three OF the 3-storv and
i basement brownstOne. 20X42. all I'M
proyements, Bushwick.ave. and WoOdbine-
IT,. blocks from Gatcs-aye. l. station.
GEO. l.. CHAPMAN, Builder. Lexington
ave. and Broadway; open Christmas Day.
EOR SALE.-UnsuIpassed In point Of
L ar hitecturdl beauty and fini -hed in the
most elegant cabinet work, that fine 4-story
and extension chat-au dwelling, situated on
the southeast corner OF Hanc0ck-St. and
Marcy.ave. Brooklyn. The decorations
ihroughoutare Of the most unique style, aud
cOnta ming all the latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
including burglar alarm and electric attach
ments. Location unsurpassed blocks from
IL station can b. seen by permit only.
Apply 10 PAUL &. GRENING, 420 Gates
ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Clin Real estate Go Get,

A LOVELY HOUSE, with nine bedrooms
"A is No. lf0 East 59th-st. new, novel
and attractive, only one left OF a group OF
tion, offered. Apply on premises. or TO
OWNER. Room 50. 70 Oeior-st.
ITO LET OR LEASE, with or without
power. noors, iONSO feet. in our new
factories, Kcnt-ave.. between keap aud Rod.
ncy sts : built ESPECIALLY iOr mani featuring
business: light on four sides steady steam
power; insurance low; steam heat power
elevator: watchman employed no
wood workers convenient TO all
ferries and shipping points; Possession
a; Cnre. Apply 10 owners. j. =. a G.. r..
SIMPSON. % Rcdney-st.. Brooklyn, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-DRIED.

Receipts for week, 7252 pkRs; EXPORTS 1893 OK pSss S
little doing in eyapoated apples and the market
lower all but fancy stock which h In relatively sna
supply. sun dried sliced and coarse cut are wlthoul
further change the demand is so light that any
pressure 70 sell would cause decline Chops are nor
exceeding 8ec and and skins rarely 90 above 2c
Peeled peaches held steady. but not moving 20 any
extent. Small fruits generally dull and In buyers
favor.
Receipts for week, 32S1 bales exports 5000 bales
imports $50 bales farsh trade Is I'm progress, ana
the market throughout has firm tone Demand Is bstt
Tor choice grades OF State and Pacific Coast such as
shippers and outside figures are ohtanabe o
such few grOwths held higher, but without sa's
as vet Fair 20 prime qualities Of State worth say Ia
13c commanding attention. but under grade
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

exporters pick UP odd lots mostly skins OF part sna
when they Ind bargain but the aggregate trade II nv
and values weak We call lO2c TOP price lon ,nhc,
State factory September make and the best OF the
make l. going at odi0c good useful stock Is oneTg ~
o7T9s4c. and defective full stock ranges
sae2c. Chensngo County part skins hsxe no. Ga hmyers
much price but there less doing In them ahc put'
would probably be shown more faNOrs than Wcek az
So little call for Pennsylvania skins that best C-
declined 70 2Lac and weak at that Oho ana WlSoo
80. Ann naIL
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
American standard Of olassifi

eoed ordinary Low middlins 1ols
Options were very duh and without new features.
Tie fluctuations did exceed npint either way. De-
tenber generally steady whl later options suffered
slight decline weaker Liverpool advces Sales 80 100
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Rral gsiaie ruantco.

A FARM WANTED. dry soil. within one
"A hour Of city must be within half mile
OF railway station viii give IN exchange
at Gomez Island, adjoining Grand Boulevard,
3 minutes walk from railway station price
$4,000, no lncumbrance. i. T.. WOLCOTT.
owner. 20 CentTc-st., New.NOrk.
A SYNDICATE WANTS 20 purchase
"a nrstclas~ business property for cash
and Der cent morteage bonds viii take
subject 10 co Dsr cent oi mortgages avenue
blocks aud dow ntOwn warehouse preferred
Send ful particular. and written proposals.
20 FERDINAND FISH. li9 Broadway.
-
(For other real estate ads. sec 9Th pagcD
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending December "a. 1es9

Receipts for week: Beans LBS pkgs Peas & ofUo
hush Exports: Beans SJ4 pAgs; peas 40 dds I'M
ports 32Sf bags beans Trade drasa along 7lowy hO
ynfter letting but few orders Malrows have weahcneu
little and are quoted at the close at - 4oaeZ ~ NE
Sn and Pea still in light supply and firm, especially Pea
which are quite at the moment OnH shsd an M IN,
nirv for White idney but offerings light and iec
about steady Red Kidney SLOW and seldom eAceed % ~
Sor choice hight stock Turtle soup weak quite num-
o % f Ctora lima arriving and the market has settled
10 SO best lots Foreign Deans " heaS supply "
1.r..r nniet and steady.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
POULTRY AND GAME.

Lighter receipts and better prices for dressed poultry
have helped the market for live and stock Is cearg
mn nicely AZ nuoted rates Prime fowls and choice
Fat turkeys sell best and show most strength but there
also quite good demand for fat full eahered ducKs
and -, o,,-.-- ! .,,a.-
has been moderate and while the market has been bur
dened with large accumulation Of stale and poor Trash
last week and added To by fresh ARRIVAL,
lad order all Of which have had TO at very oW prices
there has been steady advance In values OF choice SOUND
goods OF an ndsgreater in turkeys than In other sorts
At the close Hne nearby turkeys are selling up to l7d
&c nd fanc MARYLAND stock at l6d15c with primo
State Western drypacked at 15a16c occasional small
lots fancy worked out shade above these
qualities OF Western, not In perfect order
are 13d &C. and poor have to 60 much
lower Chickens closing firm az quotations for prime
lrch goods but there has been great gu OF stale trash
going any offer obainabe and the health officers have
seized quantity OF worthless stock. Fancy
are scarce and high, while ordinary grades plenty
enough and duh. Ducks steady.
Quail Of fine quality are doing trne better. better Par
scarce but very little demand for them. unless OF
size and quality Rabbits dun and offerings mostly 50
moor that any Is accepted Partridgcs and
cannot he sold after December 81 quail and rabbits
are legally salable up 10 February ].
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

'ooTTON-The spot market ruled quiet and steady at
.,.hansed prices; Sales, 20 bales for consumption
1s week and 1880 bales this day last year. Since
spembe l, receipts at the ports aggregated $3.50 574
ast year. - ....s - ..-o-,--
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
CHEESE

Rcecp.s Tor week TO- $50 boxes exports IL tup ,'N',
Holiday duncss h the general complaint az present
few lots are going " hse jebbers Tor pmeaise use Au
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

The market potatoes is ruling quiet as usual
HOLIDAYS but choice qualities held steady
preference for Western receipts these giving best
satisfaction cooking qualities lmportatons are
light but larger shipments reported IN transit.
Onions firm for fine quality grades duh and weak.
Cablages scarce and good lots firm. Russian turnps
dull. Southern green vegetables meet fair demand
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
BUTTER.

Receipts for week. s8,4so pkgs exports t oolo and the
There bas been no life the trading thls WeeA IL 80
bss gradually given way under strong pressure 70
sell Fancy sorts have held up best oetaus 'u
ness at the close Extra Elgn Creamery is seis s al a.
brands 10 regular trade For the few 0ts Oh oer
Netnrn sepaate goods that grade Extras 20
obtained but OF the stock s OF 0WeI
and is having extremely dull sale at from 20 ycs
Good deal of useful fresh stock II going az ~ "a
June Creamery working very slowly a lower ana ia
Irregular prices State fa made creamer hae 40 mi
little demand holders naming sghiy 9wed , ts a a.
90 inducement 10 BUYERS but fail 70 wloe tle n
feriaily Imitation Creamery plenV SLOW s'u YIN .i1i
Fresh Factory in liberal receipt fGiy IS eSIacSd sum
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
BOARD il)dnle0

a GENTLEMAN Of good position de-
n sire 70 rent room, with board. IN
"A private family. where there are. absolutely
no other bOarder,: only those having the
very best arcOmLIo latiOnS to offer need re-
ply. Address CENTRAL LOCATION,
Tribune once.
ID OARD or ROOMS.-Bv clergyman and
ID, wife near 5th-aVe and 62d-st. Ad-
dress terms q EPISCOPAL, Tribune
Ofce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
Is This IEhat AiIs You 2

Do YOU have dull heavy headache, OBJ
struction of the nasal pa -sages, discharges
falling from the head into the throat, some
times proiuse, watery, and acrid, at others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody
and putrid; eyes weak, walery, and intlam-
ed ringing in the years, deafness, hacking
or coughing to clear the throat, expectora-
ton of offensive matter, together with scabs
ulcers; voice changed and nasal twang !;
breath offensive; smell and taste impaired !;
is there Il sensation Of dizziness, with men
al depression, hacking cough and gener
al debility? you have all, or any consid-
cradle numbtr of these symptoms, you are
suffering from Nasal Catarrh. The more
comp icated your diseare has become. the
greater the number and diversity of symp-
toms. Thousands of cases annually, with
out manife,ting halfofthe above symptoms,
result in consumption. and end in the grave.
No disease is so common, more deceptive
and dangerous, or less understood, or more
unsucces,fuly treated by physicians. The
manufactures of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edv offer, in good fllth reward OF sou
for a case of this disease which they cannot
cure. The Remedy is sold by druggists, at
only 80 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
Fast Trains to chicago ria B. d 0.

Under the summer schedule taking effect
May 18th, the B. & 0. R. r. Co. places in
service a new fast express train to Chicago.
This train will leave Harper's Ferry 1896
P. NJ. daily and reach Chicago the next
evening at $40. The entire train, Baggage
Cars, Coaches and Pullman SleePers, will
run through to Chicago without change via
Grafton. Breakfast will be taken in Din
ing Car as the train approaches the Ohio
river; dinner in Dining Hall at Chicago
Junction and supper in Dining Car on Chi
cago Division.
The Chicago Vestibule Limited will
leave Harpers Ferry 1885 P. NJ. daily, and
arrive Chicago the next morning at 1879.
All cars on the Limited are Vestibuled, in
Guiding Baggage Cars, Day Coaches, Pull
man Sleepers and Dining Car. Dinner is
served in Dining Car between Washington
and Martinsburg; supper in Dining Hall
at Grafton and breakfast in Dining Car as
the train approaches Chicago.
The vestibule appliance efectually pre-
vents the swaying motion impaired to ordi
nary trains in rounding curves and, as the
Limited passes over the mountain division
of the lin, in daylight, travellers can enjoy
the beautiful scenery for which picturesque
B. & D. is famed, without suffering the
slightest discomfort or fear of NAL de mer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16

Gen. VIM Harvey, the oldest officer in
the United States army. died Thursday last
10 Orlando, Florida He was born in 1900
and in 1878 was appointed by President
Monroe to a lieutenan,cy. He was in the
Black Hawk war; the Mexican war, and the
late civil war. His services ended in 1863,
when he was retired. In 1865 he was bre-
yetted Mgjor- General for long and faithful
service. Il will be remembered by many Of
our citizens that early in 1861 he was cap
tured by the Confederates on a train at Har-
per's Ferry, and was a prisoner for day IN
Charlestown. He witnessed the drilling Of
a cavalry company in our streets, Col Frank
Lakeland, the then drill-master, being com
PEELED by temporary lameness to occupy a
buggy whilst he put his troop through its
maupuyres. Gen. Harvey was astonished
and interested by the unique performance.
AT the time Gen. II. was a prisoner at the
residence of Mai. Wells j. Hawks who, a
little later. was immortalized as Stonewau
Jackson's Commissaryn We need not re-
mark upon the fact that General Harvey
was more guest than prisoner and was right
royalty treated by his hospitable host and
we have no doubt he regarded his brief stay
here one of the pleasant incidents of the
r,-.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
Hho Is Tomr Best Friend

Your stomach of course. Why? Because
If IL is our of order you are one of the most
miserable creatures living. Give it 4 fair,
honorable chance and see if it is not the
best friend YOU have in the end. Don't
smoke in the morning. Don't drink in the
morning. Ii you must smoke and drink
wait until your stomach is through with
breakfast You can drink more and smoke
more in the evening and it will tell on you
less. If your food ferments and does not
digest right,-if you are troubled with
Heartburn, Dizziness of the head, coming
up of the food after eating, BiliouSness, In
digestion, or any other trouble of the srom
ach, YOU had best use Green's August
Flower as no person can use it without i'm
mediate relief
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
MARTINSBURG MATTERS.

From the Independent.
Chas. Roberts, son of Mr.. J. f. Roberts
of this city, was seriously injured at Christy
Park, Allegheny county, Pa, last week by
falling from a roof where he was working.
Mr.. Martin Milbourn, a passenger engi-
neer on the Philadelphia division of the B
& o. r. r. ran in at Bailey's, near Balti-
more, on April 10Th, and injured himself
so badly by Jumping, that he died on Mon
day last. His remains was brought to town
on Tuesday. The deceased was about 40
years of age and leaves wife and two
children to mourn his loss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
Notice.

CHAR1EsTowN, w. VA, May 18th, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of
~ the stockholders of the Washington Fairy
Light Company will be held at Harper Ferry
West Virginia on the 18th day of June 1859.
at p. NJ for the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock Of said company Fifty Thousand
Dollars, making total OF One Hundred Thocs-
and Dollars capital stock and for the purpos e
of purchasing the right to use the same Patents
of o. w. Bennett. las are now owned by the
Washington Fairy Light Company, for the
territory of Maryland.
L. W CREECY,
Nav Is. 1SS9-it. Presto ent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
cHILDRENs "FAsr BLACK HOSE.

klllbbhbN ADi piAA n llO9Is
Children's Hosiery. Here il is that we wax
strongest. While 10 have them absolutely
Fast Black has been the greatest considera-
ton. il is none the less important that they
should be exceedingly durable-especially
for the Boys who appear 10 be getting harder
@nd harder on their stockings every year.
These can be depended upon for looks, rer
manent blackness and durability, and consid-
cring their comparative inexpensiyeness, we
believe the present stock 10 be best IN every re-
ipect we have yet shown.
$50 dozen Cbildren's Fast Black Fine Rib.
bed Cotton Hose. spring weight, double at the
knee, heel and toe all sizes from 10 - inches,
ONLY 2jc. PER PAIR.
100 dozen Children's Fat Black" Plain Fine
Cotton Hose for young girls double at becl
and toe, splendid quality, and warranted,
ONLY 2jc. PER PAIR.
The truest test Of superiority is the wear, and
We place these against any twenty-five cent
Hose manufactured.
We also offer more than half a dozen quail
ties OF Chiidren's Hose which for the sake Of
equity are marked az graded prices; that is
each pair from 5 inches up selling for Two
cents more than the size smaller
These in plain Ribbed aud drOp-stitched
styles, and each and every grade represents all
that the particular prices can possibly procure
As absolutely Fast Black" Hose are a boon %
the purchaser. We confidently predict an I'M
usually large demand for these special qualiue'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16

The steamship City of Paris, of the Inman
Line, which arrived at Sandy Hook at Ills
O'Clock Wednesday Of last week, has broken
all records from Queenstown. Her correct
ed time Is 5 days, % hours and Z minutes.
She accomplished 81 miles in one day.
The best previous record, which was made
by the Etruria, was days, l hour and 40
minutes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
Mayors Notice.

r HEREBY call the attention of our citizens,
j in compliance with the law of the corpora
ton Charlestown, that all dirt or filth OF
anv kind that produces an unpleasant odor or
taints the air must be removed from then
premses-from cellars, yards gardens, hog
pens sinks. stables. alleys slaughter houses
and oulhouses generally. The streets also, as
well as the above named premises, in front OF
each residence and business house, must be
cleaned.
| hope every good citizen will comply with
above request and any person offending here
in. upon the complaint Of any citizen, or the
information to the Sergeant shall be fined not
less than one nor more than five dollars.
Respectfully.
GUSTAV BROWN.
Nav rs. 1889 Mayor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16

The undersigned having duly qualified as
Executrix of the last will aud testament Of
Charles j. Berry, late of Jefferson county, w.
Va, deceased, all persons having demands a
gainst the estate are requested to present them
to the undersigned or to Joseph Trapnell, her
Attorney. All persons indebted to the estate
are requested TO make prompt payment.
PATTI Y. BERRY,
Executrix of c. J. Berry.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16
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If so We will convince you that Acker's
English Remedy for the lungs is superior
to all other preparations, and is positive
cure for ali Throat and Lung troubles,
Group, Whooping Cough and Colds. We
guarantee the preparation and will give you
a sample bottle free. Sold by c. Frank
JOnts & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-16

Mr. Joseph H. Kitchen of Berkeley coun-
ty sued Mr.. Albert Rooney, neighbor, foF
SANDER, asking $1,000 damages. The case
occupied the Circuit Court for ten days.
Flick, Westenhaver and Wisner for plant
if; Senator Faulkner and Stuart Walker
for defendant. Verdict for the defendant.