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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

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THE rKooPs FOLLOW.
Capt. Hays broke camp Price 81
noon, and Is following with his cav
airy. His orders are to camp tonight
at Salt creek fork. and 10 take the line
of march tomorrow for the Oklahoma
line. Camp viii be struck by the sol
disrs lust across the Inc. and CAPT.
Hays will picket his men along the
Oklahoma line ss far as they viii
reach. His picket line win be joined
bv the lines OF soldiers from Caldwell,
ard the boomers viii he kept .. bay
until the hour OF noon arrives
The three miles OF road from the
Arkansas river along the Ponca trail
is in frightful condition. and Is was
most diseouraging for the settlers, bal
these men are not made OF the stuf'
that turn back. Difficulties Of al
kinds are met and overcome. The
most neighhoriy feeling exists and
each renders the other ali assistance
possible. Captain Hays. who has
kept the boomers at bay. says Dc
never saw nsore orderly set OF men.
He fully expected that they would
cause him trouble The Indian mis-
sion school, hall mile from the Pcnea
trail. came IN body 10 witness the
start. and men and women on horse
back from Arkansas City g1IIoped
along the line of wagons and waved
hand dkerchiefs 20 farmers. Prcspec-
tive merchants. fowasitcxs. bankers
and spectators viii take the trains
Monday. The wagons from the North
continue TO pour in bat IN no such
numbers xs was witnessed in the las1
three days.
Parts OF wagon passed under !
temporary bridge ovsv Salt Creek faFi
this mcrning and the suppo-itior i
! that family of boomers bad been Ios'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
LUDcE LUoAS.

The vacancy ON the bench Of the Supreme
Coprt of Appeals of this State. neca-i"ned
bv the death of Judge rhos. c Green, has
been filled by Governor Wilson's appoint
ment of Hon Daniel Luea-, OF this town.
In view of Mr. Lucas's eminence at the bar
Ibis recognized ability as a lawyer, and IN
view of the fact of his having long ago l"un
favor I'm the eyes OF the Executive OF the
state. the appointment was not a surprise
and is gratifying to his friends II our space
admitted Of il we might make many extracts
from the editorial columns of the papers OF
the State complimentary to the new Judge
and expressive of their judgment OF hi ht-
ness for the responsible and exalted posi-
tom The Charleston gazette SAYS the APP
pointment meets with approval throughout
the State. Judge Lucas is lawyer Of rare
sttaiuments and fine legal mind, and will
rank with the ableSt who have honored that
Bench." The Mo Domiai0R says Mr..
Lucas Is lawyer Of discernment and one
whose opinions will only be iven after due
consideration. and is otherwise splendidly
qualified for the place
The Parker,burg journal trepph'lranl
saw. Gle is a gentleman Of culture and rec
o-niz.d ability. and will doubtless ill hi
position on the supreme Bonrh OF the State
with credit rhe MarlinShurg LDdcps"deF'
'r,rubiyaul says; Mr.. Lucas i an able
mwver->trong minded. jealous, induSir'
nrs. ,hrrwd and wide awake. aud Ne have
no, The slightest doubt but that lac will make
"a fair. impartial judge. and predict that h''
4 c,-ipus will be marked with eommenda'lr
learning anl research"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
IT'S Judge Lucas

The inquiry "wilI Mr.. Lucas accept the
supreme Court Judge-hip' Is answered AT
Tentatively by the following special dispatch
Co the Baltimore Sun:
CuARLEsrOwN, Dec. lj-Mr Daniel b..
Lucas uas Ntt,ru "a letter accepting the aP
poulmcut ui judge oi the oupr nae Cour.
600 Appeals of West Virginia. made vacant
hy tne death of Judge Thomas e. Green,
and recently rendered him by Gov. Wilson
Being asked this evening by the suns cor
responder, If the appointment WAS "A sur
prise to him. Mr. Lucas replied: Il cannot
,,y was surprised at the tender, for / felt
the force oi the suggestion emauatng from
both benches aud bar of this county, based
upon the we'll known Partially which tie
Governor haas always shown towards me, the
recognized concurrence OF my views on
matters of public policy, and his Jark~onian
faculty of distinguishing between BIZ, friend,
and his enemies. Everybody who know
me knows he exalted esteem which placed
on Judge Green's ability, and iu INV oPiniun
900 man Doc the State cou q on his place
N-vtrthelr>s, have been much gr'iiiird to
.ili ,be press nf the STATE. without regard
io party. 50 willing 10 couc-dr 20 me Impair
..v and integrity o. parpu-e'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

The National Convention OF the Woman's
Chri,riin Temperance Union held in Chi
earo recently was a fitting climax to the
hist wears work the organization has yet
known. There were 46j accredited dele
gate. present ~ the Convention, an increa,e
of f.ty thrre over last year Every State
except Nevada anl every Territory save
Utah and wyoming were represented 10y
delegates. The public expressed its Sympa'
thy practically by making the collections in
Battery d amount 10 more lhau ~ any pre-
ceiling Convention The contents Of the
baskets aggregated over $500.
Including "a balance Jeff over from the
preceding year. the rec ipt~ for the yenr just
closed are $4,000 The receipts and *
penditurts of the temperance literature de
partneut alone for the past year baye been
over - 600
An invitation WAS extended by Rev. Sam.
Small from the legislature %. Georgia, the
municipal council of Atlanta and The tem-
prrauc- people ct the city To- hold the next
National Convention there Il WIS accept
e.! AID the White Ribbon forces Wid 60
southwark next year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
$500.
IIARPfs Err IsAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

IIarpers Bazar is q Journal for the home
Giving The latest information With gar,l TO
The Fashions. its numerous ILLUSTRATION $. iash.
templates and pattern sh"et supplements are
Indispensable alike Ia ihc home ,lr'sS-n maker
AID the professional modi>te. No expense Is
slnrc.i il making it, artistic aftnrriyene-s Of
the highest order. it, "eyer SHIRT stories par
lur plays. aud thoughtful essays satisfy all
tnsi,~. aud it, lat page j. famous as budget
of VII und hiuipr. la it, weekly issues every.
thing j. included which j. of interest tu w0-
men. During i'JO olive Thrrne Miller chris
tine Trrhune llerrick. and Mary owe Dickin-
snn will respectively inrnish n series Of lal ers
om The Daughter ut Home D." Three Meal, a
Day. AID " rhr Woman of The Period The
-,rial novels will be- written by Walter Besant
aud +. W. Robinson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
.U,FRREED.

In Charle.tuwn. December 5rh. 1880 nv Rev
DR. \. G. lInpkn~. Mr. WILLIAM II NOLkE
to Miss NELLIE CI lpr. both Of Jcicrson
county.
In Charlestown. December G. 1880 by Rev.
Or. A g. Hopkins. JOSEPH A. CARLiSi h.
of Leu hun c ury. Virginia, To Miss FLOR
E\CE f. BROWNE.
At the parsonage of the VI. T.. Church. South
in rharr>tnwn. nn rincSday. December J..
I>>0. 10y Rev Dr. Jas = Gardner, Mr. AlON-
~ NJ RINE aud Miss ALICE Y. lllGGS-
daus hter of Elias llgss.
Al the residence az the brie's parents near
Summit Point. in this county. IN Wednesday
evening. Decent err Il 1s-9. by Rev DR. Jau' :
Ilardner. Mr. CHARLES W CONRAD and
Miss MARY L WOODWARD, daughter OF
Geor-e X Woodward.
In CharleStown AT the Carter House by Rev.
J W Tongue December Is, 1888 Mr. HAIR
NEY II HENnRl'KS AMI Miss MINNIE
BRANTNkR, both of this county.
November %. 1859 at st Paul's u. D. Par
-nnnge. Higelstnwn. by Rev. & | Brane. MIR.
Holm u SEt KHAN and Miss CLARA l.
FOWLER. of Berkeley and Jefferson coun-
ties respectively.
At Harper'S Ferry. Dec 5ih 1889 by Rev.
jas 81. plirrsun. Mr.. EUGENE SIIEARER tu
Miss Icy l. SOUrHARDS.
At the residence of the brides mother in
Clarke county. near WndrsvilIc, ON the lth in
slant. bv Rev. Dr James = Glr.lner. Mr.
TII mills I. l'oTIER of Stauntun. to Mis-
ALICE LEE GRANT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. West
i Virginia
DAVID HOWELL. Administrator of Edward
Il. Ilnne>. Piainliif
Against
ALVIN >. lIAINES. Ella l. ITaineS. Lucy u.
lainrs. Frank w llaincs and Carrie ;.
Huincs heirs at law uf Edward u. liaineS;
Maryland Lie Insurance Company al lSIi-
'imure Marshall .t"rIuick. trustee; Io-
seih IiapneiI. Administering y =. White.
Trustee. t.,rrsl>edj Martina l.. Siweil Ann
VI. ~idwrll. >u-quriianna Fertilizer Company
of Baiiinurr: MILAN Brown. SlicIIahduaii
Valley National liauk al Winchester Nir-
giIIa; W B Cunrrl. Adm uf Charles Fei-
gariS &c ID; Mrs. G. >trllrr. Admir- Of
john H. Siridrr; Juhn fs,s' cr,ia Henry
tunke and t,r,,r-e Washington. partners
trnding as C.,oke Il Washim.tnn; y II VIII
Ii; lillian +. eirirk; Valley Fertilizer
Company; Ran kOirick. Agent; + inIuud
X favl"r. A,si-snee of I Richards ~ /;
Edward Feagaus, David WhiItinet ~; J. y.
s,d,T aud l. l. Sa'lle Partners trading ~
Sadi-r x Bro; & Z. Wilson and Thomas
1imbrrakr. partners trading rs Wilson x
Undertake; ThnmrS SIrad,iem; Thomas
r. Woodward. >. VI Clipp, Adam Young
J. Garland ilUr>t; Bank of Chariestn~n;
A. W. Ware; j. = Fr;igal> and David How
ell Executor of Mary lIaine~. creditors of
said Edward Il. lIaines. DEPENDENTS.
Is CIIANCERY,
Extract from decrre of November 2lst. 1899:
e" ilis cause l. referred TO tulnr' leon M""re.
who is instructed To state and settle tie arruunt
uI David Howell as Adm r of Edward Ii.
ilaime>--and ascertain the value at The IerSnn-
al estate applicable Ia the payment at the debts
uf said deceent = To ascertain the character
aud cxirnt ni said ini,>iates interest in real
e-tat,: where tie SAID real estate i heated; is
Vaiue aud annual rental value; The lie"S there
on IL any their amounts aud PronitN; L"
convene the rr,ditnrs of aid estate AMI take
IN account of th,ir :. ver;.l deht> ar demands.
with their priuriticS II any Distinguishing
such dc * if any. for which said i"lrStn'e
| may have hcrm liable as Il member at u firm ur
partnership from his indiviu liabilities.
Cupy-T,str:
I ". !.ATlMER, Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that ! will exeru'c
above c,crre AT my uilicr Ia lrurlcstnwn, ".
| Va, on the 18th FAY of January. 49,
CLFuN MOORE. commissioner.
Dec. ls. lNs9-4t. Free Press lee. Sl2'5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
NOrICE 10 LIEN.HOLDERS.

To all persons holiing liens by judgment or
otherwise un the rrHl estate, or any part
thereof of Jnhu l. ilooff
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Cont
of Jciicrs. IN County. made in II cause therein
pending tn subject the real estate of the SAID
John l. lInor To- the satisfaction uf the liens
thereon. YOU ar. hereby required To- present
all claims held by You and eirh ut yuu against
the said J,hn l.. lluuff, which are liens on his
real estate. or Any part of It, for adjudication
tn me at NV ufii -, in Charlestnwn. W IA on
or hrf.rc tie l4ih day of Iniunry. 100.
t'ivrn un,ler my hiud his "a IA dav Of De
ceniber. iN>9 CLEoN MOORE. Com r.
Dec l.. lSS9-4t. Free Press fee. $li52
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
From the Ro@ney IateHig'acsr.
The Death Of Judge Green.

The Hon. Thomas Claiborne Green. one
of the as-ociale Judges. and for some Time
the President of the supreme Court oil west
Virginia. died, during the past week. AZ MS
residence in Charlestown, Jrff'..son county
in the 10Th year of hi age. He WAS son
of judge john w. Green, 81 long AL emf
nent and learned Judge of the Virginia
Court of Appeals, and WAS Il naive "i Cu'-
pepper county, Va. After his admission 10
the Bar, he bgan the practice of his probes
sion AT Charlestown, where he remained Tor
some time, afterwards removing to tins
place, to accept partnership with The late
Col. Angus w. Mcdonald, in the practice
of law. which CONTINUED for several years.
lie married Mary Naylor, the eldest daugh-
ter of Col. Mcdonald, and returned to
Charlestown. where he pursued his profess
sional practice, until his appointment to nj
a vacancy on the Court of Appeals Bench,
nv Gov. Jacob, and by two successive cleo
lions by the people. he was retained in that
position until his death. 1t NAV b. fairly
said. that in learning, legal discrimination
and judgment, and thorough spirit of re
search. Judge Green had occupied u fore
most place in our ) ate Judiciary. Several
Of his opinions have been exhaustive treat
les on legal topics, AMI one # them, IN "
Railway case. was fully followed by the late
Chief Justice Wai,e, In Il case decided by
the Supreme Court of the L ;. But the
learning and artainments of Judge Green
wore rot merely professional in character
for hi, reading WAS varied and extensive.
Ia History. Politics, Metaphy Natural
Sciences, aud Rt'lr> Lellres he had read ju-
Il cionslv. and it mly not he generally
known. tina, he was mathematician of tile
very fr-t ordee.
Judge Green was man Of strong cnnyic'
tilns; Rru, courageous, independent, un
Welding in his opipiuus, iua-xible in honor
aud integrity, aud pn>sessed the tue quail
icaliuns for the jules seat. of which he
was an ornament; for he was wise, conSci'
eution-, faithful an inc'rruptible. II may
he we'll said Of him, that they who knew hin
best. esteemed hin most, aud now that he IL
fallen in death. the State has lost 4 noble
patriot, an eminent ipr;st, an honest, brave
conscientious, and upright citizen, whos'
p ace cannot be readily supplied. X.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

II the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, West
/ Virginia:
EDWARD FFAGANS and Wilder Fcagans.
mp Il mants,
4 id,HSt In hanceTv
w. Is. CONRAD. Admir- Of C. IL rca.ans. lie
ceased J,,>, plI g. F,agans. Stephen ". FeI
rnnS Netiie tnyle aud Julius VI C"yle. her
husband Nir.inia >rlbv aud OHIO Srlhv, her
husband Sarah X lianey aud :. j Ban'y
her husband. Mary \ l(inko aud Hr"rte !,
Blake. her husband " + Wririck. ). Vi
CHM. Alan Young. w. Il. Cunril. j. -
Hurst. Bank Of Charlestuwu. j A. w. Ware.
David Howell Admir- of Edward IIaincs.
joseph Trlpnrll. Trustee, Maria Humphreys
aud Fredricl White Defendants.
Extract from nccrecnf December 9th. 1859.
This canSe i referred To ClenG VI 'nrc n
Commissioner uf this Court with instructions
tn ascertain and report rs fnluws: To sertl.'
the administration account at W. u 'nnrah
Alni'r "fC. IL FrasinS DECD To settle the
partnership Hrcnilut nf the late FelsanS nnd
llnines-tn convene their creditors. ascertain
their amounts aud prinriirs. and for what I"'r-
ton nf said debts the e>iat' nfC " Fri-nnS.
decreased. j. liib'r r. ascertain The real ~.
.nteui whichC. II Fra-nn> died >,iz lit wi.
ne and annual rental vilus. Whrihcr Iarti
tim IN kind uf the same Among his heirs ~ law
is prarfahlr. aud any piIrr matters deemed
pertinent by him or any If the parties"
A COry-lrstr:
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given rlst will execute tho
.|nvc iccr,.c ~ my Off in Chnrlcstnwn, W
Va, Oh the -th day nl January. 90.
fLEON MOORE, Com'r.
December Is 1850 At.
F. T. fee $40 W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Nntice to Creditors.

To the Creditors ofC II Feasans. deceased :
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
of the County uf jefferson male IN cali-e
therein pending. H. subject the real estate Of
lhr said C. II Feiglns u The payment OF his
debts, YOU ar. required 1" present yn' claims
against the estate nf the sndI II fcigans Ter
adiu ics,iinn To- Clr"n Moore, Commissioner.
Al hls office in tine sli e unity Un or before the
18th day uf January. lN9J
Witness. &. W atimer Clerk of the said
Court. this l4th day uf December. lN>g
r. W, LATlMEH, Clerk.
December y 1SS9-Ot,
Free Press iea-St e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Edward y. Ilaines. deed a;
IN pur>uance nf 4 deCrre"i the tlr'ult curt
of Jefferson ,nunt, made IA q ciu>e therein
pending. IL sulj-'t The redi estate at The sild
hdwar,l o. IIaii,rs 10 tie pay meni at hi> debts.
You are required 10 present yolr' la iIs against
liz. es'sie Of the sid Edward b llaineS for
adi Idic.,tin7 Ia clean Moore. Commissioners,
at III. Office i'm the said county on OF before the
2ith day uf LUXURY 800.
Witness. +. " I.alimer. Clerk Of said Court.
this l4,h day vi D,-ce'nh'-r. IS>9
T W. LArlMER Clerk.
Dec. IS, lSS9-ef. Free Press ises S+.Tth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
The Duris Obseq,,ieS.

The funeral of Hon. Jefferson Davis NJ
y .w Orleans on "Wednesday last wa, an inn
POSING arlir-uothiug 20 equal it ha. &c.
clrr-i iu The south The services were ac-
corliue % Che rite of the Episcopal Church
aal conducted by Bishop Gallche.. assisted
by many eminent divines. The Bishop Ge-
livrre brief, hut exceedingly beautiful
sul appropriate lrc>,. The pail bearers
wcr, the Governors of eight or ten of tn
S,u,h-rn States, aud the proc .Ssion. civil
and military, Wa, large AMI the crowd of
-orr2wing spectators simply immense. Al
night there WAS q Memorial service and elo-
Quent speeches were made by Gov. Gordon
uuj other rmiucut men.
Throu chou, the South. in every CITY, town
AMI hamlet. the day was observed by the
ringing of bells, the delivery OF eulcgi,s, or
in other expressive ways appropriate to the
great occasion and creiiu,ble % a sorrowilg
people AMI In such good taste a. to disarm
even the south hating ones OF criticism.
Great Holiday Bargains Hard work
ahead of u This Is the last week before
Christmas Time Is short Time J., pre-
cipu, A store loai of guud, that must be
>nid BOO ihe next 10 DAYS There's "a won
derlu amount OF work % d. Work for
YOU and work for us We must dp the SELL
Iug you must DO the buying II YOU have
put oft your Holiday purchases of Cinlhiug
until thi- nte div. we would advise YOU Ia
begin early. and hy all means begin here
This Is ihr sore and the only store where
you can hul exactly what Won want and all
YOU want. W~htyt the biggest variety and
the lowest prices
WM EAuN. Saller Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Holiday Excursion Rates.

The Baltimore and Ohio r r Co., in
Pnr.uance of It's usual liberal policy. will
sell excursion tickets az reduced rates dur
ing the holiday season. Tickets will be sold
% and from all station. on its lines east of
the Ohio River from December 2l~t 10 Jan
uary lst inclusive, good for return trip uu.
Il. January 4th, inclusive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
500.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUS rRArED.

A new Shakcspeare-t hc Shakespeare I'll
win 4. Abhry-wili bee presented ~ lisrpFfs
Magazine for l-aO. with comments by Andrew
Lang. lIarpers Mag zine ha~ als'' made ri,r-
cial arrangements will Alphonre lIandei. The
rr,.sie~i of living French n"veiisis for the *
elusive pubhrati0u. ~ serial f,rIn. Of n buin"f.
nus story Ia be emit rd 90 he fOl"nisis 81
Trnss,,n: the LAST Adventures Of the Famous
Tiuariu.' The strry will be translated by
Henry James. and illustrated By liossi and
Nv bach
w u IIowell- will contribute n novelette, IN
fwn parts. entitled You.na" Handsomely H.
lustrafrd.
In illustrated papers. touching SUBJECTS Of
current interest. an IN it, -bOrf -ioriss I"ems'
aud timely articles. the Mag8zide will main
tain It's wel-kEown standard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
nnppiness 4nd Contentmcnt

Cannot gn hand in hand If we look on the
dark side OF every Illir obstacle Nothing
will 81 ,larken llie and make II burden IL
Dyspepsia. Acker'o Dyspepsia TahlrIs will
cure the worst lurm ui dyspepsia, ConsIl
patton and Indigestion, and ma. lite d"
happiness and pleasure. Sud- AT % anG 90
cents by C.. Frank Jones & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Comni~eipncr'~ Notice.

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, We {
1 Vir-iuiai
GEORGE W. MARSHALL. Admir- OF John
Marshall deed Plaintiff.
"
JOHN T.. HOOFF. Clepn Moore Trustee. Mel
Ion X. Roberts Adm'rc.t n. at Mann i. Mel
s,n lie, It,. Cienn Muurr Trustee. F. u. S"u-
derS John Pnrtcrfield Trustee, Mary A. Tate
William /. lIooif IL. l. irckham. PataI>c"
Gnnnn Company IA cnrprration), and John
: ltanshurg Defendants
Extract from decree of December 9th 1850:
This cause is referred t. Cleon Mpnrc a
Commissioner of this Court. with Instructions
To ascertain and report lac real estate uf which
the Defendant. John /. llnnif. j. - zc'l. rs
v,lne AID annunl rtntal vaue-to convene
the r,diinr> uf the >aid john ]. Fool and iu
ascertain the amount and lriorlics OF the liens
on said real estate
! CVpy-TeSie:
7. W. LATIMER. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
ChfLd KnIed.

Another child killed by the use of opiates
given in the form OF SuoIhing syrup. Why
mothers give their children such dead
poison j. surprising when thew can relieve
the child of it, peculiar troubles 10y uSing
Nckrrs Baby So0ther IIcontainS no OPP
um or Morphine. Sold by q. Frank JOneS
n Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
DIED..

Tn this town on Tucsdav evening, December
II. iS>9. Mrs MARY BROWN. widow of The
late J"seph VI Brown. The lece sd '"1v was
more Than 81 htv wears of age. For! cars past
she has been in feeble health
At his reeiien-r I" The COUNTY, D'Tember
18Th. I~>0 MIR. STEPHEN MAtLOW, aged ~
years aud months
At the home of his parents in Bolivar. Dec
7th 1859 ORDlE PHILIP. only son "f Jrrc-
minh and lila Kurn, aged , years, months
and l5 DAYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

This week we will open the largest and
most useful line of Holiday GnodS ever
brought here. Everything has been bought
.lirrct from the Importer at remarkably low
prices. We will give everybody the hene
iii OF the log prices Ii is to everybody's
iuterr,t 10 come IL u. rhnse who want To
maSe somebody happy with Il present fr II
SIN II amount of money especially invited.
81 Sd llIRsCHNAN 4 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
uARPERs PERIODICALS.
Per Yryr.

The Volumes of the Bazlr begin with the
fir-t Nuinl'rr f,r .ntiary ut earh year. When
un time l. mrmii"ned sull-cripiipns will hegin
order.
lturd Volumes Of Irarper'S RazIr for three
wears lack. in neat cloth bindng. eill hr sent
10y mail tsrsia.e paid. nr nv express free vt
expense provided The freight docs not exceed
pne d''ll.r per y"lnneD. for s. ~ per volume.
Cloth Cas'S f,r each volume. suitable fnr
binding will Ice -"ut by mail. postpaid. OIL re-
,eipi oi 81 40 each
R'mitfnnccs should be- hv Post.ofiicc Money
Orlrror Dram. to avoid chauce of i,rs.
Newspapers are not Ia cppv this adyerii.e-
mrul without th" express order Of Harper
BTuthrr~. Adilr,r-
HARPER Il BEOrHERS. New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Frank b Goweu. ,he di-ila5u' 4-ii''
adrlphia LAWYER who wa, fruud dead ih ".'
room in a Washington hotel. supposed To-
have committed suicide 90 been murdered,
had his Iiir insured Tor 100000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
are ready with their very large stock "f goods
for Christmas consisting ia part rs follows:
Dry Goods and Notions of all
Kinds, Fancy Goods,

Vases Rose Jars. Fancy Cups and Saucers.
Fancy Glass Baskets Fruit Plnte-. Fancy
l.irchrr~. Monsische tInp> silk Ila"dkerchieis
Fame, Borlrrrd llandkrrlli, f. White Hand
kcrchieis. Jewrlry and lot "f other nice art
rl,S FIR Christmas presents ton numerous l.
mention at prices unheard of before in TIL
town.