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1879.
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thing is included which is of interest 90 wo-
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now oder nv .oIVioos 0sain as
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BOarderS Wanted.

THE Misses Ware having removed 20 the
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by Mr. Jno. Z. Brown and family will take n
few bOarders The house is a very convenient
one-delighlfully situated
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Trains No. All. 4i9 and AT are daily except
Sunday; Train 30. s49 runs Sunday only.
Additional mixed rains leave southwark at
23l a. m. and SIT a. m. and arrive al Harri.
sonburg at sos a. m and 5.50p. m. ex Sunday
WESTWARD.
Train AIS connects at Harper's Ferry with
vestibuled Limited at 1885 p. m. arriving in
Pittsburgh at SIS p. m, Columbus 2.i5 next
morning Chicago 10 55 next morning. And
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morning. st Louis 6.55 p. m. next evening
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ties of ten or more between all ticket stations
on the Valley Division-Good for two days.
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Baltimore, C. Z. Dudrow, Travelling Passenger
Agent. Winchester Va.
b. & O. Palace Sleeping Cars are run through
to Cincinnati. st. Louis, Chicagoan Pittsburg
on all express trains.
J. T. 0DELL. Gen'l Manager
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T. C. PRINCE, Superintendent.
Feb 5, 1890
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JUIIUS Z HOLMES

nRUGS. Patent Medicines. Chemicals Hair,
- Tooth. Nail and Shaving Brushes Soaps,
Perfumes. Combs. &c Physicians can always
supply themselves from our large supply Of
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Prirafe safe.

( VERY desirable place Of q acres mile
from Charestown suitable Tor home or
summer residence. Two dwelling houses )
rooms each. and all necessary our buildings.
Apply 10 4 ~ CRAMER.
Charlestown, JEFF. Co.. W. Va.
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CONNECTIONS
JEFFERSON WOOLEN MILL
Formerly Porters Factory.

Under the above mentioned name the old
Porter's Factory" which in days gone by en-
joyed almost national reputation for excel
lent manufactures. will be operated bv the IN
dersigncd Necessary repairs have been made
and improved machinery introduced. and II is
our expectation 10 maintain the reputation Of
the mill and 10 meet the demand Of the public
for tirst-class goods
The Highest Market Price will be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mill or at such points As
may be designated
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, will receive
prompt attention
Respectfully.
JJ. J0BE & co.
Post Ofice-Ripon. Jefferson County. W Va
]. J. lobe & Bro will continue 10 operate the
Mill at Brucetown. Frederick County Virginia,
and will pay the top market price for Wool de-
liyered there
April 10 1888
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Time Table in Effect Deceaber 18th, 1883.
NoRTHwARD. 40 AIS AS $50
Stations Pass Pass My NJ

Trains No. 40, AIS and AN are daily excep
Sunday Train No $50 runs Sunday only
Additional mixed trains leave Chsrlestown
l.O5p m. and lie "a. m t, and arrive at Harper,
Ferry at $40 p. m and l.5S u. m. ex- Sunday.
SOUTHWARK Az 4l9 447 44s
Stations Pass Pass. Mix. Mix.
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Mill for Rent.

THE FLOUR AND GRIST MILL at Charles-
town w Vn. belonging 10 the Churleslown
Water and Manufacturing Co. is for rent.
II was recently pui in thorough repair. Ca
pacity Is to 20 barrels of -four per day.
1t has lorg established patronage and can
be operated proitably.
For terms and further particulars. address,
B. c WASHINGTON Manager.
Charlestown, jeff Co, w. Va.
Sept q 1s9O-tf
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.N'0TEGE
BUILDING LOTS
f 80 SALE.

CEVERAL BUILDING LOTS situated near
- the corporate limits. opposite the Nursery
OF VIM. hopkins. are offered for sale on the
instalment plan-S250 monthly. Apply TO +
3. SoudeTs, who will show plat.
DAVIS q co.
June .. 1857.
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Chanso5S SKINS.

NHAMOlS SKINS from ten to sixty cents
Carriage Sl'onges and Boston toacl on.
Aug. 80 1855 AiSQUITH < co.
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Very truly. &c
u n GTDEDN

CuArLEsrowN W Va, sept y. 1858.
Having used the preparation made 10y the
late Dr. Srhpifer Dentist, of CharlestOwn, II
gives me pleasure 20 recommend It's use Is
valuable dentilrice and wash for the mouth
and gums
WE LlPPlTT, NJ. d.
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For sale at DR. BISHOPS Drug Store in
Charle,town. jefferson Co. w Va
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Nos /. q and run daily between Hagers-
town and Bristol. Nos p and - run daily
between Hagerstown and Shenandoah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
Williamsburg.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
WrL11AvsBUR0. Va. October l0.-Alrs.
Harriet A. Lamb, Of Rlchmond, IS visit
ing here. the guest at present OF Dir. and
Ais. John l.. Nercie.
Mr.. John A. Whitman. of Wythe county.
and Professor Samuel Cumming, OF lamp
ton. are IL town to-day.
Tie literary societies Of William and
Mary College have organized for the ses-
SION. Dir. Walter A. Van Ness. OF Char
lotte county. was elected president OF the
Phunix. ard Dir. John /. Rose, OF Meek
lenburc, was chosen president or the
PhilOmathean.
A protracted meeting at the Barhams-
Vile church. New Kent, during the coming
week will be conducted by Few. William
Ii. Barnes, of the baptist church, assisted
bv Rev. James II. Barnes, of Middlesex.
HRS. and Miss Stlres, Of Norfolk, who
have been stopping here for several days.
left for home Thursday evening.
Hon Terrence McCracke1, OF Frederlcks-
burg: Colonel Walter ii. Taylor. OF Nor
folh. and judge ID. G. Richardson, Of Rich
Inond. we're here yesterday III attendance
upou ameetlns Of the insane asylum direct
Mrs. Andrew J. Barnes has just returned
from a visit TO hor parents, II west Point,
SIiss Annie Cole. after pleasant visit of
several weeks 10 tho mountains. has re-
Mss Louise Henley, Of James City. has
been the guest OF Mrs. b. ID. Peachy for
Mr.. Carol Taylor. of Richmond, and
Mr.. r. y. Harmed, of Vermont. Mo, are
here on @ visit to relatives and TRENDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
Charlottesville.

lCoTespondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHABLoTTEsyILLE. Va, October PRO
fessor and Mrs. Gaetano LAURA have just
Returned from an extended trip through
Europe. nrs. LauZa Is now visiting her
uncle Or. X. B. Dice, who Is still speech
less, and has been So for some weeks. Mrs
LAURA will spend some time IN Virginia
before her departure for Boston. where
Professor LauZa Is engaged in teaching.
Miss Mary Glllisple. OF Aberdeen. Miss
is expected today TO visit Miss Lizzie
Niche at Captain il. q. Michies residence
"Iuiton.n near this city.
Mrs. Mary J. Thornton and hor daugh-
ter. Miss Fannie. have returned TO their
home in New York after spending tho
summer at Selma" the residence of Miss
Belle Irving.
Mrs. +. L. Anderson. Of Atlanta, Ga. is
visiting at Avon HILL" her Old home
near Howardsville.
Miss Sarah W. BTamham, assistant at
the Alfred pOst-Office, in this county. ex-
poets 10 leave IL snort while for YER
sGiiles. Ky, 70 attend the Kentucky te-
male College.
Mr and Mrs. Willingham, Of Greenville.
8 c.. are the guests OF DR.. Gibbs, at Buck
Mountain.
Miss May Kemper. of Rockingham coun-
~. has returned to her homo after q visit
OF two weeks with friends at Alfred.
Miss Fannie Rogers expects to spend
the winter with her brother, Orville
Rogers, st Low Moor.
Mr. Hiram Seamars. who has been sick
for over a month. is improving.
yr. Jere Martin, near Free Union, is
again confined to his bed by sickness.
Miss A. j. Dawson. after a visit of seve-
raj weeks TO friends and relatives in
Lynchburg, has returned to her home at
LsmOnt.
Miss Cllfhe Childress. near Howardsville,
has been visiting Misses l.. and V, Wing
field. near Esmont.
Mrs. Conway Howard and daughters
have left the University for Lynchburg,
from whence they Will 60 to Richmond,
Sir. l.. ID. Boothe. OF this place, has been
IN Richmond this week to have al opera
ton performed for some throat trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
THE NORFOLK FIRE.
PROPERTY SAVED BY THE CITY FIRE
DEPARTMENT -GOop WORK.
Reported 'Frost on the Eastern shore
Democratic Delegates Elected
Disposing OF Loafers.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va. October 10.-The fire. de-
partment in this city did some remarkably
good work last night and saved q lot Of the
most valuable property in the city. Tho
Hays fire truck was used for the first time
since it has been in the department. and
worked very effectively. 1t IL not known
how the fire originated. Mr.. Umstadter's
large stock was damaged by water, and the
loss Will not amount TO as much as was at
first supposed. II is hard matter to get
an estimate of the damage done by the
hre' but 1t is safe TO say that $4,000 will
cover the loss.
FROST nEPoaTZD.
Some country people in town to-day say
therc has been frost IN the county. To-
Day 1t Is very cool here and the clouds
nave the appearance Of snow.
One Of the largest Democratic conven-
tons ever held n Berkeley took place last
night. whom delegates were elected TO the
county convention to be held next week.
All over the county the meetings TO select
delegates have been we'll attended and
much enthusiasm shown by the voters.
WAR on LoAfERs.
Police-Justice East has begun q war on
means OF support. and will send them TO
the oyster-dredgers under the law which
empowers HIM to hire them out.
Rev. Dr. Lacy, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, las gone TO the
mountains Of Virginia with his family and
while absent will conduct q series of
meetings with his old charge in Max Mea-
dows
NEXT IN ROANOKE.
The State Sunday School Society will
| next meet in Roanoke, the date to be
hereafter announced.
Mrs. Wilbur i. Craft is still here, and
viii deliver several addresses tomorrow
| on Sunday-schOol WORK.
At the annual meeting of tho stock
holders of the Norfolk and Carolina rail-
road yesterday all the old officers were re-
! elected. The report showed the road to
be IN fine condition. and the business
| steadily increasing.
TOR TIE " HITE SQUADRON.
Tho United States dispatch steamer
| Fern carried large draft of men from the
receiving ship Franklin to New York last
night for the white squadron.
Rev. HI. ii. Wharton, ID. d., Of Balti-
more. will preach at the Young Mon )
Christian Association rooms tomorrow,
and at night will commence protracted
| meeting OF FreemasOn-Street Baptist
church.
Grandchildren G. C. Wheat, Of tho Inde-
| pendent Order of Odd-Fellows of Virginia.
Will pay the lodges in this city Official
visits on Monday night. The necessary
steps have been taken 70 form another In
dependent Order Of Odd-Fellows lodge in
Norfolk.
SUSPECTED yUEDERrn.
warrant was sworn out before Justice
Last by two officers from Berkiey for a
white nan named Reuben Smith, who is
suspected o. being the murderer of old
DR.. Lockwood. who was found strangied
TO death back of Berkiey some days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
FarfnvIlie.

FARMvrILE, Va, October l0.-Aiisses Kate
and Darley Johnston have returned from
their fathers home, IN this county, 10 hich-
moni. r. A..
Methodist church, has so far recovered
from his sickness as TO be Gble TO preach
Tomorrow. -, ,
Mr.. j. b. Raglsnd, Of this place, and
Mas Mary Miller. Of Bedford City, VIII be
married on next Wednesday, the l4th H.
Misses Adde and Mary Fries. OF salem,
n q. are guests of Rev. DR.. ana Mrs.
Moore, on College Hill.
Miss Jane Douglass and Captain james
Dunn. of Londonderry county, Ireland,
aud Miss Page Osborne, OF feterspurs' are
visiting the Rev. Or. Mcllwaine at lamp
DR.. Henneman has returned to Hampton
Sidney from Spartanburg. ,. e., WhitheI
he had been called To attend the funersi
OF his father. Hon. John A. hennemsh,
1aavor OF that city. who was murdered by
a negro whom he attempted to arrest Tor
NIr. c. b. Lindsey. who has been afflicted
from paralysis for several years. is quite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
I.ynchburg.


correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispa,chi
LyNcHDuRo, October O. MIR. Gilbert
walden, the celebrated southern elocn.
tion.s,. will visit our city on Tuesday next
ana while here will GIVE series Of read
ings Tor tho benefit Of the First Baptist
church. MIR. Walden Is a native of Eau
QUEER county. Va. and has gained nm en-
.iaole reputation among the finest elocu-
tonists in this country.
Mr.. Charles W. Button. of this city. il n
delegate to the Ecumenical Council now
IN session in Washington city, from the
Methodist Protestant church here.
Commonwealth's-Attorney II. G. l..
richardson, OF scott county. was in this
city visiting friends Thursday last
Mrs. Wood. of Char lottesville, is visit.
ing her sister, AIRS. John E<Da,neron. in
TINS city.
Miss Willie Gabbert. Of buchanan. /. IN
THIS city on visit TO friends.
Colonel :. Il. Johnson, a prominent limb
OF the law of Scott county, Is visiting
friends here.
Misses Mary Freeman and Annie Tanner
OF Bedford City. are visiting friends here
The members Of the medical fraternity
OF thus city we're voted tho prince Of
good follows" by the visiting members of
Medical Association here this week
Mrs. William Humphries has been callea
70 Baltimore 10y the death of her brother.
danes A. Marshall, who died there Thurs
day.
A very pretty homo wedding was cele-
brated at the homo OF the yarents Of tho
bride q, Cedar Grove. Appomattox county.
on Wednesday last, the contracting parties
being Mir. j. ID. Childress and Miss LIZZIE
+. scrugcs. After the ceremony an eie.
CANT reception was held, after which the
happy couple left for northern tour.
Major Peter j. Otev returned home Fri.
day from New York and reports that
the stock necessary to put the Belt Line
through has been taken by northern CAPT.
talists.
Mr.. Joseph Clay. q prominent business
man OF Campbell county, Ia Visiting in this
city.
Miss Mary Townsend, of Eagle Rock.
Botoiourt county. IS visiting relatives here.
Mrs. aud Mr.. George Bowman have re-
turned home from visit 70 friends in
New Hampshire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11

course, only q cursory sketch, with no Ct
tempt ct detail. which would be not only
tiresome reading but . work OF superero-
cation. as rules For II are given IN every
medical book treating on this disease.
Should this article DO productive OK
even the slightest good 1t will have fui.
hiied the aim aud object of us author.
u. A. KUN. Il. ID.
THH ADVICE OF A RETIRED PHrsIcIAs.
AssAMoosIE, Va, October 8, 1871.
To the Ldbor Of TIE D,spdich:
l am . retired physician, q gradu-
ete of the Medical College OF Virginia
in 1889. In the fall of 1889 or 1860 diph-
iberia appeared for the first time ~ an
epidemic IN virulent form in sussex
county, Va, near Wakefield, end there
were many deaths from 1t. among them
DR.. John H. Nicholson, nv uncle, who was
an experienced and eminent physician,
but confessed he was ba.fed by this then
terrible disease, and succumbed TO Its
powers. II was not long before had OK
perierce in its treatment, some successfui,
some sadly fatal. and / can say i lave
never witnessed moro painful deaths than
sudocation BY diphtheria. IL can. there,
fore, say aught to relieve or abate IL
shall be proud Of it, and for this reason
alone / have written this piece for publ,
cation, but preterring that my name should
be silent or unknown If you could pubisn
the piece that way. but use my namo II
necessary without any comment on the
sulphur treatment, of which have had no
knowledge or experience, 1 beg leave to say
] began the use Of the fer sulphate OK
iron IN solution-Mousers styhic-as
wash to the affected parts of the throat
and mouth; since which time l have had
many cases in infants. children, and grown
persons, some "a bad as could be, but never
o death. | depress the tongue with
spoon until the white or false membrane
is seen; then, with small mop OF soft cot
ton or linen-rag on "a small stick, reed. or
straw, apply the medicine freely to all tue
white membranous spots or patches once
in three or four hours, until it all separates
and cones of, sonnet mes taking 1t of with
small forceps, gently, then hopping II
about half a. often to prevent its reforma-
ton. until the case lis cured. keep the
bowels open with mild purgatives ana
give quinine where can do SO. and egg
nog or egg-dam, which is palliative, nour-
ishing, and stimulative, which seems indi-
Gated. Any person can pursue this course
OF treatment with impunity, and think
lrih pe'Jtc, confidence. unless it ~ out OF
reach of the application. Such being my
experience. let all who have diphtneria
try it, unless they know Of something
better. Respectfully.
c. W. NICHOLSON.
Yes, it 10 necessary. We publish no
recipes for the cure of diseases unless they
come from physicians who sign their
names.-DIsPATcH.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-11
by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
BY Joseph II. Houssworth. Auctionsee.

BY Joseph II. Houssworth. Auctionsec.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SOME OF
l. THE FINEST LANDS IN ORANGE COUN.
TY, VA, AND A LARGE FLOUR AND GklsT.
MlLL.-In execution OF tho deed OF trust from
r. Y. Graves and wife 10 tho undersigned, dated
August 25. 1886, and duly recorded, and being
thereto required by the creditors secured, viii
sell by public auction, On tho premises. ss Thorn
Hin, Orange county, Va, on
FRIDAY. OcToBBR %, 1891.
at IL o'clCck A. NJ, the LANDS conveyed ~
the said deed Of trust The tract contains
1880 ACRES. A large portion VI II n very
nne. equal 20 any land In Piedmont VIZ.
ginis In tho production Of grain and krass. he
dwelling Is largo and comfortable, wish 81
81 40 Q whole, but IL . satisfactory prsce canpce
be obtained for Is then h will DO offered u TOT
2. The HOME TRACT. containing 1895 AcRnA
). Tue JACOB GRAVES TRACT. Containing
!: Inc b. GOODWIN TRACT. oossai.ias
% {. Inc Brooks TRACT. consaiatns sil
All tho above tracts contain excellent land. ead
any one Of them would make . most de!tfoh1o
premises on sea the the LxkkSE fIoTS- AND eElsE
MILL known - BROCK MILL, Win % Ac60
ing country -four mflso from the y. y. - y
railroad; has . largo run Of custom; capea1y
ten barrels cour and atty bushels cssA pee 6ny.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance q 0e1)e
Of one. two, and three ysa.s !9rcaasse: = ~
nom date, aud secured By tyuet-doed.
For further information spply - ~ e9uoooo.
JOHN u. WILLIAM ItuG1oA
oRANoss Va SspssmSss - 1871.