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lie regne de pargent.

Dams IN disconrs pronounce
devant lie Reform Club de Boston,
NJ. Carl SchurZ - traite lie point
capital de la politique a~mericaine:
la %puissance de rargent dams la
republieue. "Aueun peuple gouver.
ne par lie suffrage universal. It'll
dit, he peut avoir une serie d'Glec
tions generates dams lesquelles
sont impliques DIES millions de
dollars a gagner, sans etre compile
ement demoralise ct corrompu
dams sol existence politique.' Cetie
retexion s'applique rigourensement
a la lutte actuellement engagee
pour la possession de Pautori;e a
la chamhre deS repre>eutants. La
principale question IN Il est
la nouvellr loi tlu tariff. hes fonc
tious Iegislatives dans cette aifairr
ont etc yiItuellement eXeICeps par
les agents occultes de capitalists
don't la fortune est en- jeu a ehA9ne
election generate. Les clfetS du
parti republican, ont a,es les
hommes d'argest III accord pyfciS
aux termes duquel lie peuple est
impose, ct le prix drs chooses neees.
saires d la vie est aUgmente au
profit DIES industries PRIVILEGES. q
la condition que geux CT fournlsSsst
les funds de- campagne destines a.
corrompre lie peuple avtc l'argeM
qui lui est extor9gs.
C'est ainsi que des millions ct
DIES millions de profit pour uuu-
forte %puiSsancc monetaIrt sOut en-.
Jeu dams cette elestion. LIE partS
republican, Il tenn son engagement
ct il ny ii pas de doute que les
b~eneiciaires du tasif dOuanier ne
Dne IL leur. Le cOnf1lt est
entIe l'argeut ct lie gOuverueDent
pepulaire. C'est uDa crise serieuse.
LIE rarti au pouvoir veud la legis-
lation pour de largegt, ct la con
clusien de NJ. Schura est celle ci :
II est gtanuement temps que tout
Alnesseain qui aiEe . pays ouvre
les yenx a cette verileincontestable
La est, EN- rGalite, II plus grand
NAL owl reside dams metre politique
de taxation excessive, ct rIen ne
pels 10 guerir que l~'exclnsion de
Get element de nos elections"
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Giles s'etaient bien yueS, ~auraient
compris qn'elles d%evraient pr.tiquer
Indulgence, pour qu'elle leur fht
accordee a Giles m6mes, ct qni Sc
moquaient impitoyablement de la
molnire faute de gOdt 9u'elles
conStataient lou croyaient cons
tater.-car il ne faut pas oublier
que la moquerie ne va pas, pour
celui gui l'exerce, sans une forte
dose &c vanite TT ENHANCEMENT.
On Sc plat Sc considerer CONNIE
IN Aristarqne ct ron nest lie plus
solvent qu'un 6tre impairment,
mauvais on manquant de cette
simpliclte qul distingue les gems
bien 6!ev6s.
On rattle .e menu du diner Qni
EouS a etc 0fieit. la ttte a laguelie
on a as>iste. le nouvel ameubtenent
de son annie, lie Jardin de son yolsin
dams lie villain but de rabai@ser les
chooses, dfeAhaler son envie on de
faire croiIe qn'on a plus de gGht
que Panic, lie voi>in Oh l'amphy
triOn.
Inc nAr&nnnDS NH nnf rnRIt nna
e%Xcel|ente fducation, les gems
intelligentS Sc font remarquer, an
contralre, par une bienveiliance,
une indulgence auxquelIes Ia mo-
deS,ie nest pas etrangeIe. lis
savent que la nature humane est
encore Tres impartaite ct qn'ils no
sont pas exempts de Pun on de-
rautre des defaults qui les frappent
chez leurs ~cong6neres. En- conse-
quence. pour quill leur soft on peu
pardonne, lis excusent beancoap.
Les gems gracieux, charmantS.
les 9tres heaux ct bons lie Sont,
non plus, du tout enclins a la
moNnerie, parce qu'i|s ne cheichent
pas a Sc yenger de la parcimonie
de Ia nature a leur egarl.
On me disait, rautre jour: Jai
dams mes relations une viei,ie
femme qui pest pas sotte, qni "a ,iu
talent (chest une musicIenne,l mails
qui ne st coiltente pas d'avoir ele
fate grotesqne par la nature ct
qui y aloute encore par SEES manies
ct un vfritable afublement. Eh
bien! il nest persOnne 4ui echappe
a SEES nSqueIies: ee Nede ein dis
tiugu@. pour la coHlenr tie Ses
parde>Sns ct Sd faeon de tenir les
guides gnand il condait sa yoitnre ;
CT pOete, pour sa coupe de eheveux:
ce jeune homme pour sa mineeur;
cette femmr- pour SD tournure, etc,
etc. Eft ellie mord profoudement.
Quelles pauvretes : pensaim ct
CONNIE il est vrai qu'avec les sots
&c scat les mecontents Qui formeut
l'innombrale armee dies moqueurs.
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LIE lrune Gaston sentre i nne
heuie ties avancee dr Ia mutt.
Son pere 9ui Ia attevdu Iui fait
aur SeihsoHce :
-S d votre age Tavais tenn une
sonduse p~aielllt, c'est mon pere
4ui mfansait tance 9iMportance /!
Oh! yOtre peru! vOtre pere g..
Pas IN mot sur lui maliieu-
reux! Mon pere valtsis mile fois
aaleux que IL v6tre!
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie matGriel neressaire, nous
sommes n meme d~'exccutcr tous les ouvrages
tylograpliQues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs aayocat. cartcS d'atfaires, cutttes de
taclures, tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprincs ,ans lie plus BRET
heIai ct a des prix qm detient tonte concur
renee.
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Price, $l.0O by all druggists.

False River, PoiAte Coup6e, Aug. "A, 1889
Mr.. +. Gouaux, HnnrMa.
Dear Sir-it il with pleasure that I add
my testimony with the many thousands You
lossess. for the. great benefit 1 rave deriv
from your "PI.a- Uintment" | wsuId not be
without u Tor anything L. q. WEBRE.
Price, 5 Loo Ly all druggists.
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u. Gnsbollard pro pose un amen
dement, a la loi quiz astreint les
seminaristes au serB5ee miiitaiie:
de propose, dit-it, gu'ils solent
incorpUfes dams i'artiIle,ie, arme a
lagueHe lenrs etudes Ies ont deja
prepares!
-fag
-Eous n'aveZ done iamais
.entendn parler dss canons dc,
PEslise.
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PUBLlEE TOUS LES SAMEDIS.
r. SAMOAN, Editeur Gerant
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iuoGoh " SOOAA Wv j" StStS 1850
nui: du Is au 10 aoh'. Nous
citeIons entrs autres Ecloo, Renaix,
Malines etc. Dams cette derniere
vile, vers deux beures ct demie du
matin, il est tombe en- abundance
DIES gielons dc la grosseur dune
noiSette. Dams la soiree du 10 on
pouvait encore voir des tas de
gteions CANS certaius fosses ombra-
ges.
Tn orage de courte duree, mails
dune violence inOuie, S'est abattu,
lie IS aout, sur Baleine, de sept
heures tIpnte minutes d huit heures
uu soir. Ce jour la. hien avant lie
lever du soleil, les cellars avaient
deja brille, ct entire 'lols CT clnq
heureS du matin le me gron
DAFT sur Pare d'hOriZon ~s'ttendaDt
du sud a l'ouest. Mails, en- omme la
joninee await etc fort belle, lie ciel
a pen pres pur, la temperature
eXtTemement chande.
La coionne thermometrique attei-
gnit I'm maximum de 80 degrees vers
3 ct 4 heures de paples midi. A
cette derniere heure, lie ciel etalt
encore pressure entlereMent serein.
Ii Sc coavrit rapidemenr7 d 5heures,
du sud-ouest an sud est, ct les
images s'avancerent denses ct
menacants. A reclat radienx du
Jour succeda une mofne clarte.
Pas un soufne d'air. Une surte lie
stagnation atmospherlqur, irrespi
rable, impEegnee Dune ehaleur
d'etuye, e%touffante, accablante,
daus un calme absolu.
Les premiers roulements de
t%onnerre, sourds, lointains, SO brent
entendre a cinq heures ciu4uaate
cine minutes. A six heureS, le
ciel acheya de s'obScurcir. La
girouette polntait au notd-ouess ct
les images inferieurs ~chassaient du
sud sud-est. On voyait alOrs vers
les regions zenithalts, un spectacle
curleux, rare dams nos cOntrees, les
tamenx Pocky Clouds. ii irdoutes
DIES IDarius aes lies OIcades. Leur
aspect etalt Grange, senistre. Lap.
partition he ees images singuliers
presage dordinaire parrivGe DIES
tempGaes on Papproche DIES mOuve
ments orageax accompanies de-
forts ps de vent.
Tout paraissais dependant Sc
,eeneiIhr tlans patteDte. On ne
savait 60 quS allait Sc passer. Vers
sept beures les eclairs prirent de
Yamplear, s'allumerent plus FIRE.
sauents, apparnIent merveilleuS..
La grSnde voix du ,oMnerre etait
aette, dnre, TilraDte. La situation
demeara tells jusqu'a sept heutes
trente minutes. Puts, tout a coup.
&c fnt omM Oh ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
prodigleux, formidable, lie loutesI
les puisSanepS eleetriQnes de Pat
mesphar+. Les discharges Sc sui
vaient, SO pseeipitaient, se repon.
daient, devehaient ineessantes. Les
rdenosnbrer etait impossible. LIE ciek
tout enter st TRANSFORMED ell une
effrayaDte melee d'eelairs etincs-
lants, fnlgurants ayeuglants, peg
mettant a peine a rHiI ebloui de
distinguer je ne sails 9u'elle confn-
sion SIC phenomenes dams pobscurite
troubiee. C'etait un endorsement
general. nn hamboiement grandiase.
La pluie, la gtele tonbaient. axec
furie. Les rafales lie vent passa;ent
rapides CONNIE DIES projectiles, SO
henrtant aux obstacles, les brisant,
les renversaDt.
Casse-t6te trouv6 dams un. jDur.
nal de province:
Nj. Lamerre a epous6 Bale. L.
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WANTFD-Tht names o, pcrsau. tr,t,ut.,i
with asthMt o. any cough. Samoles aud
book MailsA tree, +. Gouanx. H ,ama. T..
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Mr.. F. Soma AK Your .Pi'e Ointment" Las
cured me. lSest remedy [ eyea used.
EUGENE DIDlER.
False River. La
Price, $500 by all druggists.
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GOUAUX's PILE CURE, (Guaranteed.l

GOIAUX'S PILE CUkE, tGuaranteed.l
From W. H. Moon, bookkeeper of Roberts s.
Co, Sash & Blind Factory, ex-member oY
City Council, Presiuens Of the Board of CON
troll. -
New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1881.
y. ~tstsaaux, Esq.
Dear Sir-Tite bottla. ef Pile Ointment oils.
tanned from you has. worked wonders AMI
given me the greatest possible relief. Please
send me another bottle. 1t will give NE
pleasure to recommend hi. remedy to, all
persons similarly affiliated. Respectfully.
W. III. MOON. So Caroudeiat ST.
l endorse the aboas certificate as il has
cured me also, by using only one bottle.
WILLIAM BELL.
Foreman of Roberts Sash Factory s. I.u,aber
Yards.
Price. $l.00 by all druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05
Grady and FauIkner.

Hon. Thos. f. Grady, Of the State and
CITY of New York, a Senator in the legisa-
ture of the Empire State and Tammany
Democrat addressed large audience atthe
Court house on Monday afternoon, exciting
unbounded enthusiasm, and well sustaining
his reputation as a silyer-tongued orator
After graceful introduction by Hon. VIM
II. Travers, Mr. Grady discussed for an
hour and halfthe questions at issue-illum-
mating his topic with flashes of eloquence
and real Irish humor, made more effective
by his inimitable gestures and facial express
sion. His review of Republican legislation
and political methods was extremely caus-
tic. the illusions to Wanamaker, the "old
hvpocrite from the Sunday-school rooms OF
Philadelphia" and his connection with the
corruption of the suffrage in IS, bringing
down the house; and the treatment Of the
tarffwas particularly lucid as we'll as laugh
ter provoking. Thespendid tribute TO Hon.
VIM. L. Wilson and appeal for his re-elec-
ton which concluded the speech ELECTED
prolonged applause.
A still larger crowd was waiting for
Senator Faulkner at halfpast seven, and
greeted his appearance with cheers. Mr.
Travers again presided. The Senator had
made nearly forty speeches during the can
ysss. but seemed as fresh and vigorous as
ever. and launched into the discussion Of
the political problems before the people with
an energy that reused aud enthused his au-
dience. After briefly stating the points of
difference between the tTo parties, the Sen
stor gave. as the basis of his discussion of
the tariff question, a review of the condition
of the country and especially of the agrlcul-
tural population, and then went for the
Mckinley law without gloves. The ex-
posure he made of the motives that induced
the enactment of that measure and of the
oppression and injustice of its operation was
simply terrific, and the blows he dealt were
supported by facts and uuanswerabe. He
also turned the light on the Force bill, and
probably gave his hearers a clearer idea OF
its workings and the purposes for which 1t
was framed than they had ever had. A few
moments were devoted to the candidates OF
the party, Senator Faulkner comPlimenting
Judge Lucas. Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Parks,
aud giving wonderful account of the affec-
ton which is felt for our representative by
his constituents. and their enthusiasm in his
behalf The speaker closed with a graceful
Acknowledgements of the presence of the
ladies. HIS speech was declared by univer-
AL consent 10 be one of the strongest ever
delivered here-indeed, some of his hearers
! say it was the best they have listened to.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

W. 5. Kendrick came home to vote.
Miss Ellie Mason IS visiting in Alexan-
dria, Va
stuart McKuiea came up from Washing
ton to participate in the election.
Miss Emma f. Eggleston, Of Hamilton,
Loudoun county, Va, is at MT. Parvo."
Mrs. J. O. Murray and Miss Annie Locke
are visiting in Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. George Kelsey, of Roanoke, has
been visiting Mrs VIM. Hines and the pa
rental home near town.
Mrs. W. P. Campbell aud daughter, of
Cumberland. spent day OK two at Stephen
sou Seminary last week.
Miss Josie Morrow returned from Mon
tana on Saturday morning and is with her
brothers family ia this town.
Mr.. Joseph TrapueH, Jr., has taken po-
si,ion on the corps Of engineers running
the railroad from Front ROYAL TO Washing
ton City.
OF those who came home % vote-some
of them travelling hundreds miier,-we
note the following: J. f. Wyatt, Turner
Ramev. Vernon \. Simmons, II. X. Amber,
Lee johnson, Harry Tutwiler, VIM. ID.
Wilson. It, E. >. Avis, james y. Small,
J. II. Beller, Benz Crsmer, B. c. Washing
ton, Jr., o. P. Derby George Eichelberger,
Stuart Hirschman.
There were others, doubtless, whose names
have escaped Us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

From the Marysville, Ohio, Tribune Of
October 2Sth, We take the following:
Mr.. Dell Robinson and wife were out
riding, the horse was frightened and ran
upon the pavement in front of Mr. Lentz's
residence, the buggy struck the end Of the
porch with force enough to break the bal
ustrade and throw both occupants out. Mrs.
Robinson was precipitated over the railing
onto the porch aud Mr. r was thrown aside
and, striking some sharp obstacle, cut an
ugly cash above the left eye. Both were
rendered unconscious and persons who were
near by ran 20 their assistance and carried
them into the home of Mr. Lentz where
thew were rendered medical aid by DIS.
Hendersons, who found that Mrs. Robinson
was suffering from internal bruises and Mr.
Robinson sustained q severe cut above the
left eve. which was sewed up. A Tribune
reporter called at the home of Mr.. Robin
son on Tuesday and found him able to be
about the house, while Mrs. r. was still I'M
able 20 leave her bed
Mrs Robinson was Miss Cora Strider, of
this county, daughter Of the late John H..
Strider.-Ed T. p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05
Oamnvs Emulsion cures Consumption

The late DR.. Geo. B. Wood, Prof. Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, says:
"As remedy in Pulmonary Consumption,
Cod Liver Oil far exceeds any other"
DR.. Churchill, of Paris, says
Consumption when not treated with the
Hypophosphites must be regarded as almost
always fatal, whereas, when used in time,
every patient may be cured by use of the
Hypophosphites."
Camm's Emulsion is composed of the Pur-
est Norwegian Cod Liver Oil combined with
the Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda with
Iron. DIR. G. F. Mason, of Charlestown,
says, 81 am prescribing Camm's Emulsion
in my practice and it has given me great
satisfaction. With children it is the best
preparation of Cod Liver Oil / have ever
used"
For sale by all druggists. Manufactured
only by E. A. CRAIGHLL u Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Lynchburg, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

The Charlestovn Mining, Manufacturing
and Improvement Company has sold the
stock offered in the prospectus and closed
its books. The stock Of thi, company has
been placed in a different way from that of
most other town companies. It has been
sold 10 bona hde responsible holders
throughout the United States in such blocks
as the, are able TO pay. The payments are
being we'll met and this Company has a
treasury 20 rely upon. Not single share
of stock has been given away, and there Is
mo- wa,ered stock. The fact that all the
share holder are on the same basis and that
instead of "a icw individuals aud syndicates
owning the stock, there are about one thou
sand stock holders. all interested iu the up
building Of the town and Improvement Of
the Company's property, makes the enter
prise strong and safe.-Spirt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

You will save money by dealing with NJ
Palmbaum & Bro.
Bargains in dress goods, trimmings, vel
vets, ribbons, etc, at NJ. Palmbaum q Bros.
Bargains in blankets, comforts, bed
spreads and fannels at NJ. Palmbaum &
Bros.
Bargains in underwear, shawls, skirts,
hosiery, gloves, corsets, etc, at NJ. Palm
baum & Bros.
One hundred dozen towels, seventy-fve
dozen napkins, ten pieces table linen, also
fine stamped linens very low, at NJ. Palm
baum & Bros.
Full line gents furnishings, also mems
and boys pants, at NJ. Palmhaum q Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church South,
at Summit Point, will have an oyster sup
per in the new church at that place from
the evening of November 18th to 18th in
elusive. Proceeds to get furniture and dec
orations for the church. The edifce Is about
completed and ready for the interior fixtures
for which the ladies are now striving. We
understand that on Wednesday night the
finest looking lady in the audience will be
awarded a handsome prize; and on Satur-
day evening the best looking gentleman IN
the audience will also be similarly reward
ed for his good looks and presence. Crowd
the house, Young gentlemen. We will stay
away 70 give you chance-but we would
ike to be there and enjoy the good things
in store for an who attend.
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Died.

Near Shepherdstown, October %, 1890, MAY
ELIZABETH DAVIDSON, aged IL months.
In Martinsburg. October 90 1890, Mrs. MAR
GARET GRIFFIN, in the 18th year of her age.
In Martinsburg, October IS, 1890, ANNIE,
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Sherrer, aged 20 years,
months and days.
In Martinsburg, October 10, 1880, HARRY
S. KELLER. son OF Mr.. William Keller, aged
II years, months and 10 days.
In Charlestown. on Sunday morning, No
vember ?, 1890 after a lingering illness Mrs.
MARY V. EVERYTHING OF Mr.. George
EvereIt-aged about so years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

Mamie, sweet little four-year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. Oscar NJ. Darlington, OF this town,
died on Wednesday morning last. The lit
tie girl had been i'll, but was supposed to be
getting well, but was suddenly taken i'll
again and passed away. The parents have
the sympathy of many friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

The first wedding in the Presbyterian
Church in this place since its renovation
took place on Wednesday afternoon last 1t
was the marriage Of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Baker
and Miss Mary Wilmington, by Rev. Dr..
A. C. Hopkins. There were no grooms-
men or bridesmaids The ushers were
Messrs. Harry Wilmington, Charles Long,
Nat. Welsh and Geo. NJ. Slifer Miss Fan
ME Campbell presided At the organ. 1t
was a pretty wedding, quite numerously at
tended There was q reception after the
ceremonies at the home of the brides moth
er. The young couple have the best wishes
of hosts of friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

Circuit Court November 18th. Petit jury
drawn and to appear on the second day Of
the term
John II. Roseuberger, B. : Pendleton,
John McGraw, John c. Burns, John c.
Brilliant. Geo. b. Shaull, c. I. Shugert,
Charles W. Brown, G. W Z Black, d. A.
Osborne. VIM Cromwell, Geo. Fink, V. G..
Moore. Joseph Coleman, Samuel Rissler,
Jr.. Bates Watson, John Lambert, John F.
Foley. Ja- W. B. Frazier, W. A. Larue,
Geo. B Coiinbarger, Benz. Yates, Joseph
M. Gruber. Geo G. Whiting, James W.
Ringer. Jacob W. Stickley, VIM. Black, f.
A. Higinbotham, VIM. \. Thompson and
Jacob OsbourD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

james :. Cox, in the employ Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, whilst walking
on the track was struck and instantly kill
cd about five O'Clock Wednesday morning
of last week, by an express train going east
near Engle's switch, three miles west OF
Harpers Ferry. His father and brother
were with him at the time Of the accident,
but succeeded i'm getting off the trsck in
safety. The unfortunate young man had
but recently been employed by the railroad
company, and, having been made acquaint-
ed with the grades, was on his way to En-
giles switch TO take a train to Baltimore to
come out ON his first trip as brakeman. He
was not quite twenty-oue years Of age.
The remains were inferred at Shepherds
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

Temperance Meeting.

There will be a Temperance Meeting held
in Washington Hall, Charies'owh' SATURDAY
evening, November Is, 1880, at 1850 o'clock
under the auspices of the sons OF Jonadab-
Hare cordially invited. Prominentspeak-
ers will address the meeting, and try to or
ranize Council of the Order in Charles
'O""' JOSHUA Cox, ". c. P. c.,
Harper's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

& good OLD Democrat and companion Of
che DAYS Of our youth and a comrade in the
times that tried mems souls, early Wednes-
lay morning. When Old Sol never shone
more y.oriousiy, asked Us If we couldn't
iced our giraffe on high grass. Our friend
puts upon the market wa,es crosses that are
esteemed iu high places for saiad-but our
giraffe this week feeds on the succulent
leaves of the popular tree-right at the
Cop Look at him
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

Mr.. j. W Russell, the stove dealer on
North Charles street, is now Offering Evans
patent Anti Rustiug Tinware-an article
that has stood the test in all climates for
years past This ware is made of the best
Melyu tin Every article bears label
which gives 90 each purchaser an absolute
guarantee against rust.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

our young friend, Ed. T. Duke, of Cum
and.-natiye Of this place-at the meet
ing Of the medical graduating class of 81
Of the University of Maryland, held in the
University building Friday evening OF last
week. was elected secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

Mr.. Samuel Michaels, at the conclusion
of Senator Faulkners speech on Monday
night. expressed himself humorously and
orcefully on the tariff aud other political