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-. ..,..., r,lx says Vsfe4
ff' once - s,ctricity. 49,
eolD..o.o. \. c. G.: = y r s7oo fsst dssp. e q 3
L. Polk. in .;T :Pes's y IN serieulsursl otsS
li.nes, ,.nnsrs @ea ~ h,z@me scAooas. sNsjf
ms nn.ioess ss yottfcs = - Unifsd Et.te, lfdey
s,~piy for sri 3 aps thm 90, ,ooo,. ssev
no matter ..a .ss S "a "a. n. sss.s ssss: d.i.
}. osS Once aras W. ssruc.,.s - -. 80
=. Those Who o>S!tyyp3sa - ~ =
Il the % enemy" he said ."figoaS wish to get
er the .ub-tr.amry hill out of1oial ps, gs, some
ch thing else that will give vei1f; I'll something
lid better is OF ,rJed. we will knd b the sub
treasury p,an, world withotH endy.
"if the third party II to bets's4 4,lished in the
ors South. il will nc because OF piT Tdomineeriog.
nd iptolcrant and upreasonabletc ctivn Of politi-
vo. clans of our patty. The Aitt tance is for its
principles anil will favor anIy man who is
'ro- with IL and oppose anyone WHO Is against it.
rate Conoressman elect Watson, Of Georgia,
6o,,o.ei Mr. Polk; and dec red that North
ter Caroline snd Georgia Ai.isu0emen are fight
,;,ol inc under the same Sanaerf Especial 10 the
-, World.
'n'' TIE difficulty with Pret tdcut Polk, a.
wv with many others in the Altilnce, is, he nor
they do not. will not, SEE, the dangerous
.%' po,i,ical element that isSrcwing In strength
WV md intolerance in,iJe aud imme iia,cly
c,,., around the Alliance
faRA siSsSs Ai.9se j. Or humble opinion, has
male ton, which wits1on choke out all the good
Q felt IL has in 1t, uhlcss The true md iuteligen,
were farming clcmont combine to weed them out
sly rs Political LnwysfI, political Doctors, pol t;cal
,ch rcachers and folitcal Farmers are now, in
artic- great measure, running tho Allisnoe
uaIs, machine, iringi il up with p'liiioal measures
ether that will bluwlit up as surly os pumping
the water into empty hot fuss will burst
o We the boiler or steam engine. Farm
At he economy is laid aside ~ our farmers
on their farms, and poiifien economy, taught
taken by politicians, In and Trough what they
ri OF call Alliance measures, is now substituted
g or f'r improved prac ical f.rnng. AMI these G
Alliance politicians arc booming so arrogant
tho and despo 10 ,hu they isue man1ates de-
ansrs bouncing rs traitors and perjurers all Al
kston li'ncemen who may honestly differ with them
range and oppose a"y measure they may formuiai e
&SSf ~. -,"not
President Pok snys he is no, an sspiran,
MIR. to- the pre'idengx Til said he did not
hown want (perh"ps vouH not nke) any office
pons- but he almost uoriinaie eI himself for Gover
't be nor and now hs become so complete poll
repu- ticsn and 81 infatuated with official position
ana power that he wants daily newspaper
established to q advocate and defend the
"h.' dominant (Ti lman) element of the ptate.
NJ II io'k appears to bsa pod honest man, but he
the Is net Soomon, and VIC would not
eie- 'i'k watermelon seed that he would
liter refuse the nomio ation for rros;,on, oe ,h,o
orid United States ;f;t uo. oF.r,d h;,, h. A.
Alliance.
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geB- Court will convene here next Mon
day, Judge Kcrshnw to rrcsid".
Tho'c is very little business ready for tho
scs'i'n will last more shan ilIroo days.
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l WILL TELL You that j B. Porter Ic,ls
'hem all In soda water. milk shakes, and TO-,
cream every day in the week.
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We VIII close on. tho ba ancc of those
bcan'iiul Persian Mulls at reduced prices.
fnll bcftrc they arc all gone. GRAHAM &
SPARKS.
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nsa. The Grand Divi'ion OF tho or'er o'
Sons Of Temperance will meet ~ Sa"'"' "
the 22nd Of this month.
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Ladies' button shoes at 95c per P'''
GRAHAM g. SPARKS cheap cash s'o'e'
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"'ar''"i line of ca'ic,cs and gin ,h,ms
III "'cr dress styles Mt grculy reduced nrirn,
'"' cash. at GRAHAM Il SPARKS
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uea- We have had heavy raj" o''ry
ororooon ,hi, week, and the corn IS JUS
booming
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Smnkrd Pearl buttons, IOc dozen, colorc,l
p"nr' button, ljc dozen ut
III. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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neu AdYar tisements.

new Advertisements
n McKi.iok Drn'hi' ANU
jaime. q. Love - ,,.
i l.. Wnikcr-To Teachers
= II. Parr-Kuights Of Honor.
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~ mn'tc Goods regular price, 2Oc per ward
cash only. n. n ,,DI,ES ',r ,.r" '"r
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gay We received the following signidcan,
'''''"'"''""' neatly printed and taS,ily co,,.,
uP' yesterday morning. postIuorkcJ =,
h'lahtI. tspeaks for il off.
Mr. "i!l'm II. Young.
Miss karh,iuc Pinckncv
Married
thursday, June 18th. Isol
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Monte Cloth &c, yard. Ladies UuJ.r
'es'S ioc. each. ut II. VI. COHEN & BROS
Lidic' cal for one Of or p. c. Corsc,s
the best OIL The market for the pric,.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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TpxY AHn c,s,s f,r the pro1u0aS aS Ex-
app.s ais Of ine ~ the Staie D,Hs DON. nv Mr. o
those reso'us essy yrsd 10 90 eonnusandiipg exps. O.
sminerTs;s Ts;ssckston on his ,ecer ,en,ur. The State .
a; s,:,sa. 81 hay ns proved, Gis Mssis. .,ox
hsa 70 br,us ,I-.ssths ws.te. e.,... .,hsl :
ss,..s. s;sSs son;ssSs f5vvyou s;snsd by 7
rsrsr,d by Mr.. Thack.ton, TO oe nd ssut 10
ne county school c"mmss,on,i s,."", ,i,.trict tros.
M nan O TO al Of the sc'oo' 49, III column
th'T n". w.. State. The right hs"a so'" ;";m,
tees Nv sec,iuu Of the report o' Wv.
c'u' '.,'n NJ county school conn" .ns cling
,'n,y boards Of exnm,ne,s "nu an, 3d Of
cyuy cyorsn held in Coumnn on, Sn ~ April
xnrii. It Is clipped from 1"'
% Sth. x HAP
-, ru.cxsros's OUTPUT wmAL
.rbe state Board OF pnsMN Tbackstou, the
Examiners mas S",r,ooil publisher of IN" nnI
tho "PAINEiIo 'Wo,,iMrTro SCHOOf. JotnHn.,
JoUnshd II ss ,55Y s.Sric: d perl
,r.s.1.,ion and school lodcal among the I ,eaGn
M Eduea.'on ANU ers, and the follow f%loT'snS sS
omssrs, s,,,c Hoard wi,hlrcsoution was oiierea Wy
ourselves uhc County proiGiSsoi
School OH Me-; ;r" 'hat whereas. II Is desirn
srcry trustee should rc;Ihic to nav" so"V means o
ceive the JounSH,.s a., stat. betwes
6y IeSo''t 'r,,,tccs nrc au-, tho members OF v"
tS"rred to subscribe for teaching pr",s, pnss,v" tbs
tho same, aud issue an ,,,,. hoJy endorse IN
urer In payment for same PALhEi,r,pi by W
ssshs. YOU will find aH,; s"S"f sEs,"n, OF C3umbi
Tbaekston claimed, n meeting of tho Stg
Board of Examiners, but m as.emtlsgc Of
sorts of educators and educ I'll nj officers
z That the endorsement given the Il
~ metto School Journak wns no, las the ofic
- means of communication between the /
partmrni OF Educat on and scbo II officers
as Mr.. Thnckston claimed, but .'as n mon
ofcommunicn ion between the mcr1bcrs
tho teaching profession"
g. That there was no csoluii m wl,nicv
auth"riz ng trustees TO subscribe for Il
Journal "arh issue mn order on the co,ln
treasurer in payment for same
MIR. ThackstUn, il will be o. scrrc, W
pres mt, and knew personally what occuri C
IL nry dcPnit tncnt clerk under the In
ADMINISTRATION had tried such n rascal
piece OF ofhnsincss Mr. 1hackston hls do,
u, would have been bounced by II irnmcl
ate superior before the heavy rmt Of Jol
Peter Richardson could lav. rca.hc cd him
But Mr. Thackst N is ~ "rcformcr." n
cane int" Office because of his antng,ni.m
the "incipicnt rot enncss' Of that Richar,
son admini1trnt' on. His immediate surcr.,
is ditto aito. And his Governor il dit
ditto, ditto.
--ASeep s'.>,SH snl-t+.e ~. IN cur,m
Other people out "f "iiirc. can never rcf,r
themselves in that wholesome Il rrction
The State.
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wri.iay, July .. .o-,
..,ba#HaY,A ss9.---s.-- % L.

r,, p. o. will be opened for oo''"'''
S The Money Order Dspsr'%sn, w W NJ ~
ovened Tor business from a; NJ; a;o.. =" At Wv.
'Ph PThe Northern mail wM e."ss m% y n
NJ. and the Southern Man ~ Ill. oyo should
Any i.st'1n,60% n1d%p.1y 4, issIfM to &. + II;
re repor'e' &c. HUNTER, L. VI.
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,o,A niLNNA CREAM, a delightful summcr
C,r C'se, VIZ, TO he found att. Is. Porter ;. C,ll
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the oOnd1iRstl oOnsdR1iRtlent duty of hatchf.
o.
instantly killed. The tram is n to,.I -.
and IT is miraculous how the passengers a.
capped with their lives. s''' Us
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You can tnkc any Straw Hat in our house
Mt 600 each, some costing 81 so each (for the
casn only,)
at II. VI. COHEN & BROS.
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Solid o"lors Chambries, lOc per yard The
N'u'il corset, for ten days only, G5ct. each
Z at ii. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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himsclftO b, n sut,blc man for tho rcsr,,s
iblo position he holds7 May he not b
mistaken agnir and hazard tho offici,l renu
tation OF his suocri"rs in Office?
Governor Tillman Wants an Organ.
| Tho Charlcson UorM of the 25tb ,1t
contains very spicy account of whnt i,
claims to bc "a mysterious conference of the
powers representing the dominant cle
mcnt "f The State, called together by letter
from Governor Tillman, which tho Iyoyy5
introduces thus
"A Leader in each couuty-wbicb
means public officer Of some kiud-exccnt
| nr. S,okcs-rcccivcd . stylographic letter
| like thi", which the kinetograph caught
over the left shoulder of q man who SAT in
range ~ hc read 1t over - see that tho
ohlrct OF 'hc meeting was being statai-Ssor-
| -. 49,. 'n,s time ,SSsS- -Sr No SSSrv-
paper III South Car slina which eNr %o$ ~
l" ne III 'n'l sympathy with the dominant
element i'll the State. The Ncms and C,uri,,r
'ess b"i"r i'll opposition aud Is c,mipg
,o."u apparently The R"yiaer i. friendly
| nut wcak-THc WorM is opposc,I ,pJ ,I,',
others are nvowedly anlagonistic or hi,,
ter Fnrtisans, like The Stat. This being Tho
| case all the acts AMI policy of the administr,-
''oh am lis friends are msrepresentcI or
eo'"rcu so AS u miSlrad the pcopIc and
educate them against us Wc ,a. I:,
paper To ccun,cr,ct mi, r..: oai'y
after consultation with some of ON. joc'1.us
u mas been deeme wise to have :, conference
under consideration to 500 whnt oa', % matter
and what is best +, hc ~ Iuo I,u """' can he done
This conference will moor !, c,1,,,:
the Agricultural hal. Wednesday. June 3rd
~ r.nr - m,, "n;, yon are requested t, attend
send some GOOD man ' !" , s""' county or to
Please signify your ocrno,r r,,os
sss ,%,s matter as strictly confidential Re-
'rTI,,".iy. Thn wy, R. II. TLLMAx
me conference was CO led TO order. 40 s,vs
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iJS iTe',nS Cloth, extra quality, 30 inches
v."I - per yud: regular price zoe rcr
'''" ~ b. NJ. COHEN & BROS
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We Tegrc'tsu se6Vsgl 1nnn3onse M again
for he is most excellent yonns maJ(-ss-
he saw no pr ,sp"cts here for a young nan :,
SO had to 60.
Misses Carrie Gibbes and Edith Childs, OF
Columbia, are visiting thoir uncle, Capt, W.
NJ. Gibhcs rpd family.
Mr.. w. +. Thomson has rstnrocl from a
business trip Moth.
Misses Elizabeth and Meter Grimba'l, have
returned from their visit 10 relatives at
Charleston.
Mis-, Archer, Of Spartanburg, is visiting
Miss Lila Beafy.
Mr.. r. G. Trefzer, is visiting friends al
Cherokee Springs.
Miss DeCnmp, who has been visiting her
friend. Mr.. r. II. Gibbs, left here last Wei
nesday, for her home, Schenectady, N. Y
Miss Lora NJ. Stokes is now visiting rela
City, }.
Misses C.rr;o and Hattie Ue,zel ar
visiting friend, Mt Greenville, 8. C.
| Miss Lizzie Gregory, of Cross Keys,
member Of the CT ford Seminary Faculty
is spending few days among her f lend
in town.
Mr.. Conway S. Young has G rue to Su!li
vans Island on visit to Mr.. and Mrs
John Lang Ion Weber.
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FELL IHRorGH TREsrLE n
~, y" June 3o.-A passenger train on tho
Mesterd North Carolina divi ion of ,ho
aN r17>9ass4Sa.a. s. Danvi!c Railro.,h wan, @
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NOBLE SET OF DUDEs.-A, the ANNA
meeting OF the Board of Visitors of N,
South Carolina Military Academy. Of which
Governor Ti'lman is er oNcio member. Ia.
monday. the Charleston iIorl1 s,vs ..ho
cnthusias stically praised the citadel and oI
mt ell 'h"t it WAS worthy Of the sum .rt ~
'ne people OF South Carolina "
Inc Governor addressed the C ,Icts b,;.s,,
o"' u the point. He said that once. scvarsi
years ago. in atvooat;ng the establishment,
OF another institution OF learn:np be had
called the citadel "a dude foctorv ma
would now add thnt they were noble CO, nt
dudc' They were perfect in lriling M rou. VI
fect IN physical training. AMI doubtless ,h.;.
MINDS were equally well iraincd, AMI wnra
edge. "'"' A"o"I-
The citadel is too dc ,r 10 the beor,s os ,l
Peop'e OF the Sfa'c for it TO bc toucboJ
The academy is one of the landmor,' "eu
me state. and is s'crcd - the hca. "a of,La
pcoP.e. The graduates are scattered nil ovoU
me STATE and are doing noble work "a
teachers, and otherwise
Ihats the difference in the utteronces of
nan in office and MN seeking Office
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- r,aokstou's . Raid.

r.. Thaeh:;o ,;oa many pagers es''ias '" ,
We n'n'0 - thnse jourpsis wn"
~ NV g.. ia a hurry to dcn'""e. liz
nave ~" .r...Is,on in at cmpt'ns 10 tn
os,p,. pay him about 80. upon his 8,
rnh.,r,p,ion. to his P'p'I no,ra Of E,- e
- .snt.,ion that the sta'e D' ..,,o,;,;nx
''f ..a casscd q rcsoiutoa
@wsarssa sssai.e 81 sAs s;%Ss' '''. cN~mis-
,,on.rs arst appeared in the daily Paper''-
, VIC rcpublished il with The condemn"'0'y
,,,rLs Of those papers. but without com
,, A, then stood, there was elmer
4 ,.,r;,h, f,I.chood in the circular or o'her
parties high in official Po-'i'n were "uus
more 10 blame than Tbackstoo, ana VIC W."
nat feel like condeminS him TOO has''iy VI
I'd ,oo soy,rely for doing what biz suPsr'o.'
l., o1,rc autho,i lied him to do, no'"''ns'''"
v.,e convinced that he knew 1t WAS
:.,y,, ot least, and palpablc misHprro-
Try m;,,iou Of public money to support Pf'"''
ns cn,crrrisc Of his own ,,.r
T,,acLston's effort to explain the matter
was not only no explanation o' INC W."
II, o;n, of complaint but, to our "'i'
',-oo,,heped tho suspicion that either III
-, ~ -, Examiners or the State Superinten
on do,t cf Education were quite as deep IN III
I n. he was in the mrs. Aud wheh VI
,.,,cr treatcI / the matter so lightly rs 10 pr
ne "a mountain out Of "n%R %ss ns R fsa01l M tfaE
We Board kept silent when the charge was ma
the involving them in the transaction, we 4
there wns wrong doing all round, and we
OIL, as really TO dcnounce the net ms fcnrlcssly
II any one in the State. But there is such
osiic thing in j urn ,lsm as being to fast parti
!" nl'rly in making charges against in iividuaI
's"' aud VIC wnitcl to know certainly wheth
and the principals or the subordinate was q
,ycd game " shoo' NJ ana not until now do
II find. b. Thnckston's s own fc,sion, that
los, alone is guilty Of concocIing the plot c
cusinS himself by saying thst he Was mistake
about tha. resolution Of the SAFE Boarl
onsc Examiners That is not at all probable
inc snti 'fact ~. We agree with the State:
:, MIR. Thacks'on is chief CLERK of q
D. Department of Eluca,ion. That dcpnrmc
is the rcT osiio'y, we believe, of the tape
Ion pas 'cd by the board, and Mr.. Thackstc
their custodian. IL is very, very sran,
u that whcrs positive evidence as TO the actiC
e@aGhMsk ra"dabss" 4HaRinsv ilisv hlss hls''iasd srsdb
some thousands Of the peoples dollars.
Now, the question with us il, has NJ
'os' " Thaokston, in this doubtful conduct. show
II e. himselfto b, n suit,blc man for tho rcsr,,
'blo position he holds' May he not
mistaken ag"ir and hazard tho ofici,l rem,
"a- tation OF his suocrj"rs in Office?
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n Coming CORRESPONDENT.

We p"ol'h The following spicy letter as be-
lug more than an ordinary original proJuc.
wv, .:n ''r o"y only 1Oyears oil, and giving
ss'uchcc Of fine natural literary to,.ni.
water will ono day become a sbinino 1;ah,
;" INC l''er'ry world, if he will apply him
Se''' We give the letter just as it was wri,ton
correcting the orthography of only two
words '"o
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NEWBERRY. Juno 1871, 100,

Dr,, NJ June 18TH, 1891
D.AR MIR. SroKEs.-I promised van hof,ro
~ 'S Nam, nome to write you during nv yisi,
10 NewDcrry Wei. | have been hnra
Ia~ ~r'y ,r week; and am better pleascI every
uy. l thnk Newbcrry is one of the nicc:,
p'!ces l ever saw tell you its ouitc a c:tv.
hnrrx tm'mk IT H. The commencement oftHs Sr New.
crowls Sn,ese or IS going on now, and there are
erowus OF People in the city. The town
sr,eo'l"g ,,';a, a very fine Graded School bu;,J;nS
MniSn Mn ca;! VIII be finished early in the Wiutess
MY cousin = house is in sight o fine bio cotton
factory, and tween the hum Of tha ~ lo",o oo'oon
ana tue noise of the many trains that ross
every day, you would conclude thnt N"w'
oesry was bu@tIing t,wn. There are n
grr.t many little h"ys and girls in town. and
l th'nk will have quite n pleasure trim w
W. m,i @ .ell you all about it when cvme. bon't
1" Te AFRAID | wi forget the god folks Of
of 'n n;n IL we have no big city we have lots
OF nice folks in our little town. Rcmom,ar
~, ;;.,, !. "a. al with many good wishes. Your
WALLER COLToN
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l'ch Oh human and horses and all o,in,o,
cured IN 3O minutes by Woolfords Snnit,r,
E0,irn: This never fails Sod by ], NJ
ulbBS son, Druggists Union s. G.
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~ Personals.
o.pt- Cherries McIIash. OF Roanoke. Va,
Is Visiting friend, and relatives here.
Misses ssliie and Pauliue Moore, Of Lam.
caster. srs wiring pr. 81. A. Moore and
family.
Miss Mamie Bailey. hiss returned from
Denver, Anderson County, where she ha,
been teaching for some months.
Mr. Herbert Jom~., :. I.-..-
friends here last Tuesday.
Mr. W. w. Robinson, afer a visit Of seve.
friends snf relatives here, re-
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H'g batSains in Millinery q ,ods for t,c
mex, few days. 8. GRAHAM < np,ihs
heap cash st0re.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-09
1tirqiuia tfrse 5eress.
Mr. Henry Shepherd.


The following complimentary mention Of
our countyman is from the Marlinsburg
Statesman:
It has always been deemed proper that
the acts Of public benefactors should be rec
ognized and recorded This is not only due
the individual by an appreciative people but
it tends to encourage generous conduct By
stimulating other TO do likewise.
There are perhaps some persons in every
community whose public spirit and liberal
ity deserve special mention, and it is our
purpose to publish in future issues brief
biographies Of some of the prominent men
Of this character in our section We know
of no better entitled 10 omen the series than
the well knnwn AMI aigaly '~''..h' ,i grnile-
ma ah So u.mr h..d. lis .f'i'.'. His
recanth taa- ai-.,a ....eia' ,i,;,r anmrnts
for tac youa. poy, "a ni~ c.uu'r, hume,
ovid Goose Farm" have been noticed IN
our columns. His construction few years
aso NJ eh'lreiy his """ ca Pc''so VI '"0 '""i
miles of fine macsdamized roadway from
Shepherdsiown to his farms aud its free use
by the public "a gift of exceptional manit-
ccnce-may also have been noticed by US at
the time. But these are only few items in
continuous chapter of general contribu-
tons on his part to his church, at home and
abroad, to needy individuals and families,
white and coored in fact, we learn that
there has scarcely been for years past an or
ganization or enterprise of public character
in the vicinity in which he lives that has
not shared in his liberal benefactions. We
promise our readers a sketch of his interest
ing and successful life in our next issue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-09
JULIUSC.HOLMES
Late Superintendent Of Repairs Of Public
Buildings,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, West Virginia
Inow offer my services again as
Architect and Builder,
as well as a General
Contractor or Superintendent
Contractor or Superintendent

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Tor am css>es vl 3u't,'l-'s' an s,,;e
neatly ana fle"l 49,, .,,,riic,-
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70 the pesl ID '.e On.eS o.'.'0' ~ -;
and Workmanship Iciy any Si,4 iN0s ''' 60.
% beat % ODD MOI Niiahsilp OF u" 'i"'0 VI 00'''
pieettion- ........... 81, -., erection of the
M! pas' ~ t'..ii;,'''. attost NV abiltv as
lo,,oNlus o,'.,'., 6stien5 Hotel b
= 3 I y -. . I'm ~ r : Roanoke Hotel
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-..g -, ,,;.,,,. ,n tbe Shenandoah Valley
n ~ a.. AM i,.,..i.,, .,,ri,n tar the Nur-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-09
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, Pos
itiUeIy Cured bU administering
DR.. HdineS' Golden Specific

1t is manufactured as a powder, which
can be given in glass of beer, a cup of
coffee or tea, or in food, without the knowl-
edge of the patient 1t is absolutely harm
less, and viii effect permanentand speedy
cure, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. 1t has been
given in thou.ands of cases, and in every
instance perfect cure has followed. It
never Fails. The system once impregnated
with the Specific it becomes an utter impos-
sibility for the liquor appetite TO exist
Cures guaranteed. As page book Of paric-
ulars free Address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co,
1S5 Race St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-09

WE HAVE Just received new and elegant
w assortment of Combs and Hair Brushes,
also Tooth and Nail Brushes
AISQUITH IL co.
NUR OWN PALM SOAP-made from pure
" Palm OIL and Soda. Ten gross just re-
ceived and for sale at cents per cake. Also a
large lot of all of the most popular fancy soaps.
AISQUlTH & co.
lust RECEIVED-a large lot Of Boston
y Coach Oil for oiling Buggies, Carriages, DC
Also "Favorite' Sewing Machine OH and Con-
tinental Ointment for man or beast.
AlSQUITH * co.
4 LARGE STOCK of Arnold's Chemical
\ Writing Fluid and Stallord's Commercial
Inks. an sizes. for sale at AISQUITH * CO.'S
WE have just received in stock Pure Black
w and Red Pepper. Sage and Sweet Mar
ioram. all freshly ground. Also pure granula-
ted Saltpetre and Coriander Seed for seasoning
sausage and curing pork. AISQUITH Il co.
N REAMS Of Writing Paper, all sizes and
OU sorts. Also coco Envelopes just put on
sale I'm our Book and Stationery Department.
October p 1887. AloOUlIH a co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-09
willis - ~ ~ ~
1S5 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

The Bath Me- Independent says that sew
eral Bath boys who attended colored meet
ing at the South were greeted by the preach
er when they entered the door with, Come
in, come inw and to the congregation,
"Their faces are white, brethren, but their
hearts are as black as ours"