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Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
Kit The Nyrcnx Nan.

Cuertornaster Vessels, Of lie sic. 1,cr
Sue, was accidentally shot IL the recs on
Thursday evening while coIaia- up lie
St. Mary's River, by Edward Richardson.
colored, who was having 4 fery argument
with Charles Hicks, also colored, both be-
longing to the steamer crew.
Richardson and Hicks were disput;nS
over their work in connection with check
ing the baggage. no attention was maid
to them, as, IL is alleged, they are both nm
ruly spirits and frequently have disagree
ments. Hicks was sitting on barrel a,
the time, when Richardson pulled ort a
revolver and fired Hicks ducked his hc.5
and escaped. Tohn +. Vessel. Nho wa
standing a few yards away, was struck tie
bullet entering the lower part of his nsck
near the breast bone and glancirS upwar5
The bullet was found in his collar.
Richardson Was at once placed IN irons
10y Captain Simmons. AMI on the arrival ~
the steamer IN Baltimore yesterday morn.
ing was taken to ire Southern Police
Stanon. The wounded man after receiving
medical attention was conveyed 10 tie
Marine Hospital where his Injuries svere
found to be serious.
RICHARDSON Was arraigned teEore Justice
Schenkel yesterday afternoon snd was re-.
manded for further examination ON Tues.
Gay Eext, when the Sue will again bs in
port, and Captain Simmons, WHO went on
the regular trip, win be aole 70 appear.
VESSELS is single, 80 years of ace. and
lives IN Calvert tcounty.-HtrGld, lSepfe,aher
Srd. sassgHs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
LiQlor License Application.
--Ofcc ef--
Cieni; (..,va C5,,. e. Mcgy, 4.% III
NrME-r 81.
Sept. 8 '92--4s

ETj.e .,r E.rea s.-. t... ...,a Z
NAM have Es . tol til
A.l-E5-5 tj sell -rirituO8- sr5 I.TneLigd
lluccS, ilr one year from Ms Isl, 1872.
Applicant. SdmuCl LcGomptc taw.eigh
Calverts Rest, 81. IaTy's county, Md.
FreehOiders Recommending VIM. Il
Pembroke, s. Clarke, J. S. Jarboe, T.. p.
HGmme:t, J. r. Moore, O. n Evans, Jas.
Corsey, J. Frank Smith, W. G. Henderson,
J. 7. Miller.
Applicant: Thomas Henry Fowler,
Mechanicsville, 81. Msry's county, Nd.
FTceholders Recommending John L.
Ballenger, Chapman Burroughs, Zach. r.
Morgan, G W. Burroughs, Geo. IL. Long,
II Bruce Burroughs, Henry g. Adams,
George w. Combs, WI. Davis, Ashhy Bur
roughs.
Applicant: Edwin Everett Birch and
Raymond Mace Birch, ST. Inigo's, St Ma
rvs county, Nd.
Freeholdcrs Recommending Allen e.
Tyler, w. II. Pembroke, w. o. Henderson,
fhyIor, fghaiins smaiiwo7d, Lee r. Nc
Kay, Stephen Clarke, William p. Bush.
And that unless cause be shown In
writing to the contrary on or before the
goth day Of Sept, 1892, the licenses applied
for viii be issued, provided he applicants
comply With the requirements Of law
JAMES j. GREEN WE'LL
Clerk Circuit Cuu,s.
81 Mary's County, Md
Sept 8, 92-2t
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
Capt. Samuel n. Travers.

The funeral OF Capt. Samuel M. Travers,
who died last week, took place from his
home, on Tsylor's Island, Dorchester
county, on the 9Th inst, and was largely
attended.
Capt Samnel II. Travers was born at
Tayior's Island, Dorchester county. He
began life a. q sailor, and when about
nineteen years Of age was In command OF
q vessel. He followed the profession Of q
seaman for o number Of years. trading be-
tween Baltimore and Rio. Once, while In
Command Of the bark Francis Partridge,
he rescued the crew Of an English bark.
bat lost his mate and four men in making
the transfer. Queen Victoria presented
Captain Travers with q handsome gold
watch and chain In recognition of his
bravery. The watch was worn by Captain
Trayers until the day Of his death. He
lived for time at st. Thomas, West In
dies, where he engaged In the ship chand.
lery business. at which he made quite q
fortune. Returning 10 the United States,
he settled on Taylor's Island. He served
a. member Of the House Of Delegates Of
Maryland in 1873. He was commander Of
the State oyster navy and had charge OF
the steamer Leila. He was succeeded by
Commander Waddell. He was always q
sterling democrat, and always to be found
In the front rank when an election was
on hand He was noted for his strength Of
character and charity. It was through the
efforts of the late Thomas Broome Travers
and Capt Samuel Travers that the hand.
some Protestant Episcopal Church vas
erected on Taylor's Island. He leaves
three sons and one daughter.-Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08

I his reGidence, near Valley Lee, AUG.
1892, JAS. II. EIIFF. aged g yeafe,
. lingering illness
may be that most u1ere;fui God saw
the shock OF sudden removal would
% strong for TIE tender feelings Of wife
family, and 50 by degrees prepares for
stroke which must fsll 81 last How
/, be- il in tie best hands, aEd wc are,
:, preparing for whateyer may be the
Of God.
te thee ON FROM grace 10 glory.
rad by faith and wing 4 b. prayers:
ven's eternal days before iLee,
0d's own hand shall gEide thee there.
I did close thy earthly lisSiJn,
on did pass thy pilgrim days,
shall change TO glad lruitioa,
Iish 70 sight and prayer 70 praise.
IL HIs sD-f.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
REGIsTRATHON.

Under the laws of Maryland no man
can vote unless his name appears upon the
registration books when he comes TO cast
his ballot. The notice of registration is in
the columns of to.day's BEACON. Note
the days and the hours for the sittings end
LET il be the mission Of every Democrat TO
induce his unregistered neighbor 10 have
his narnc properly put upon the books.
Every ST. MaTy's Democrat should cast his
vote for Cleveland and Stevenson and
-. -->----sexzt shcsiia So.
from the polls unless ne lstoo sick 10 be
carried there!
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Ogphan5' Court of 81; Mary's County, Set.
August Z, 1892
Ordered by the Court, Tha. Samuel L.
SYalding and Emma J Spalding, admins
tTa tors Of Or. JOHN T. SPALDING, late
ofSt Mary's County, Maryland, deceased
give the notice required by law 20 the
deccased's creditors 10 exhibit thei, claims
and that the same be published once g
week for six successive weeks in the 81.
Mary's BEACON
Test: PHILIP II. DORSEY.
Register Wills for 81. Mary's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, We here.
by give notice that We have obtained from
the Orphans Court of st. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
peISQnal estate OF DIR. Johr L. Spalding
lateef said county, deceased. AL persons
having claims against the said deceased
arc hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
10 the subscribers, on or before the 4th day
tyc 5xciuIrI TOm mt Den5ifls 81 tiie III ss.!n n
estate. All persons Indebted to the de-
ceased are requested to make eimmediatep nav.
nlent 70 the subscribers.
SAMUEL Z. SPALDTNG.
EMMA J. SPALDING,
Administrators.
Aug 4-6wS
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
AsE Advertisements.
Selling off at Cost

Owing 70 my engaging in the commits
sion business in Baltimore city and the
exclusive attention which that business
demands Of me. have determined 10 sell
my entire stock Of goods in the store at 81.
Inigo's 0e cOsf. The location possesses
great advantages on account of its being the
centre Of large and fertile surrounding
county. The Post Office for that section
has been established there for several years.
Parties wishing further Information iu
regard 10 same, can address me at no 3
w. Camden ST. Baltimore, Nd.
In the meantime, the stock OF goods viii
be retailed at cost.
+. G. EDELEN.
Sept '92-4s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08

4 BLACKSMITH an d WheeIwr;ght
n Must be skilled In both iron and wSot
work. Good stand Tor business. Appii
10 or address
J. d. DENT s 90.
Sept 1-lts OskIey. I'D
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08

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Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08

No-vs osowa aPposntsd
Congressman Page chief judge Of the first
circuit.
Daniel DOugherty, the celebrated orator,
died in Philadelphia Monday, aged sixty.
six years.
Three deaths from cholera occurred Mon.
day at the lower New York quarantine
one on the steamship Normannia, one on
the Rugia and one on Swinbourne Island
There were three fresh cases on the Nor.
MAMMA. two on the Rugis and one on
Hoffman Island. The reports from the
continent Of Europe show . decrease In the
number Of deaths and new cases Fresh
cases were reported at Liverpool and Bre-
men.
The letter of President Harrison ACCEPT
ing denomination by the national republi.
can party for the presidency was .ssusd in
Washington Monday. The Pres5len, le.
elares the effects o. Mr.. Blaiae's reciproci.
tY policy aud ofthe Mckinney bill alaEe
been beneficial, aud quotes sta'is t.cs - p.r.e
the results from reports ap1 o.h,r sources.
He says he wilt again rrgc upea "5ug.s.
the appointment ofa commission ra consider
apportiohmcnis and elections ia JAeiT IciG-
tions - the choice Of federal olioeis. lie
opposes resort to mob violence il punish
ing persons accused Of crime
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
FOR THE SENATE

Aessrs. EditoTs;-Piesse aRusHnce JA ).
u. NJ. RALEY as a candidate i,r the next
Senate. subject " tne DemocEauc eonvan-
uon- .s.oEganza-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
Many Persons

are broken dozn fsozs oTcTEork O hosehoid
cares Browns Iron Bitters
rebuIlds the system, aids digestion removes q.
eess Of bic. and cures m2lasis- CT IT, genuine
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
SCHOOL NOTICE

OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
The Public Schools Of ST. Mary's county,
viii be rc-opened on
MONDAY, Sent. 10TH proximo.
By orsser uf the Board.
HENRY WINGATE, Secretary.
Aug 4 90
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
1892.
FALL SCHEDULE.
WeemS' Steamboat Go.
e@'".~
sx&sza.sxxse.s:f
PAFUXENF RIVER ROUTE,
On and after Saturday, September 10th
STEAMER ST. EARy,S

St6HW6u Cts mHuN'O
viii leave Pier 2, Light Street, every Satur.
day and Wednesday at $50 a. m for
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run
and Patuxent River, as far ND as Bene-
dict Returning, win leave Benedict ey-
cry Monday, and Thursday at $50 q. m,
Sotterly al 8 q. m, Milestone Landing d.
10 q M, Governors Run at 10 m, Plum
Point at ] p M, aud Fair Haven at 2.30
| p. m. for Baltimore.
Freight received at Pier Q, Tuesday and
Friday, until p. m, for TIE following
wharves
Fair Haven, Sot'erly,
Plum Point, S0ilers',
Dares, St. LeJnGTus,
Governors Run, Jones.
Cove Point, Forests.
Milestone, Parkera.
Drum Point, Du%e's.
Solomaa IsiaEd, ireGi Hall,
Spencegs, VIII ms
P0lng Patience E,l.ald 7 5.n..
Benedict.
S;iistG R.s:ataL.iAil
viii i,.a .+ Per z Lia'tt stfe every san.
Gay ~ p n, ior Psius1nt slYer direct.
as far up ss Bristol. Isct1rEig~, viii leave
Bristol n IL m. on Monday, a,sd Milestone
5 2. m. for Baltimore. calling st ~ wharyes
below Leitch's except when signaled from
Wharves on the river tor passengers and
perishshle freight.
Freight received at Pier :, SATURDAYS.
until p. m, for the following wharves
Leitch's, Whites Landing,
Irueman's Point, Ferry Landing,
Deep Landing, Nottingham.
Hollands Gilt, Lyons Creek,
Magruder's Ferry Bristol.
Lower Marlboro. Mt Pleasant Ferry.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
Office, Pier Light Street.
Sept A.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
r u IN IT !?
We mean are yous5n ons Of our suits oi
Fine Clohing.

100000 You'll want new suu. n
Some not now. We wanG To show
Day you how cheap and how well
-o-o-o--o we can fii ynn out, and viii
gladly give you every attention 70. care
full inspection ond comparison of our goods
and prices. We know you desireio gct
only good goods, but are just as anxious 10
get them as cheap as possible. We will
be only too glad TO make 10 right with you,
rs we are just as particular about keeDinr
your trade as getting L. See particularlg oar
nee suits for naen and teyx.
-o-o-o-o-9 You VIII want n new
| Some Das set ofFurnisure. We
o-o-o-o-o-o- are Headquarters Tor
It We can furnish
You bedroom suits of Walnut, Oak. Pom.
lar; Parlor Suits. Wardrobes, Children's
Chairs, Tables, in fact. from q wooden stool
70 hrst-class parlor set, at reasonable
figures.
We are the Safe H0ssse with low
prices for HORNER'S Fauous- Yellosc. In.
teled, Genuine OH Grain Shoes for men
boys and misses We make a speciality ot
this line. Try them.
IF ROY sfRE looking tor a safe
and reliable place TO trade, we wish to in
form You that all our departments arc re
piete with the newest novelties, embracing
the best of bargains with which
eve are GEsoCE Fall"
WI. Il. LOKER.
Oct e--dl LEJa ARDTOWN.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
2PRINGI892.
NEW GOODS.
Low PRICES.

I'VE have added 20 our stock this seasons
supply Of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS. Weinvite . call and inspection Of
stock. Our prices are as low or lower than
usually found. We have many novelties
ofthe season, Ladies' Dress Goods,
which early buyers only find We pride
ourselves on styles and challenge competi-
ton. II you want CHOICE STYLES
and new stock 10 select from call and see
- before buying. Every season brings
out new things-some prove 70 be good,
some not so good. The styles sought at
ter this season seem to be Tans and Light
Grey. We have them in CSC. and SOC.
grades. Very attractive. A good line Of
Black Goods always on hand. Mail or
ders promptly attend %.
~ Samples furnished on application.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
tthe same heing dezsgnsted ia tie Act oF
Assemblr ~ Tie EepteHhar isitEin-

+, from 5 oclocE. a. st, u { lsl0.k, 3. r., Of
( each o. tie ae.gnhtsd days, isT lie rHr-
T pose ri = - ing fae i.s % salS lis
.TGt 81 BED ri siIe
/ Acte pa ae 1ass .ts -lo.Y of
Mar IND, - zsgeg oa i2eo.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
Registration Notice.
To the Toters and Others
Of st. .HaJy's couafy.

III IIE7I LFIIst5te u IsEFzI
Il for the Several election disiTi-fs Of s..
Mays county hereby give notice that they
wiil attend 81 the places named below, na
Aoadog, Tuesday AID Usslnesaes,
September 19A. 2On md
23a, 1872,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1892-09-08
TRUSTEES SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE.

Bx VIRTUE OF decree OF tse Cisrc;t
Court fox 81 Mary's County, in Equity,
passed In csuse wherein Vioiesta Mitch
ell Is complainant and Walter Ii. uebb
is defendant. the undersigned Trustee, will
offer az public auction st the Court House
door In Lc.nardi0wn. On
Tuesday. Sept. 20. 1892.
between the hours oF 70 IL. END 3 o'clock,
n r., ail the real estate situate in the Sec
ond Election district, eF St. Nary's County,
Maryland, which was conveyed by John
VI. Bronze, Executor Of Thomas Gardner.
- Walter II. Hebb hY deed bearing date
tie z9lA Of DecembeF, 1SS2. exccp. small
portion which has heen sold 10 Blanche Z.
Slcae. This tract CT parcel OF land Is CON-
monty called and known as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27
rur n1Rc1Nla FREE PREss--rHE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
The Hone Of II.

How poor, bow rich, how AFFECT, how au-
gust how complicated, how wonderful, IS
man: and it might be added, how more so,
i. women. With her peculiarly delicate and
intense organization, she is the lapertattrc
degree of man. Even in diseases she excels
him. having many that he has not she
has. however, found out a grand remedicai
agent. for the cure of her diseases, IN Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription; medicine
suited TO her nature, made for the express
cure of those diseases which affect her. Ii
is especially effective in all weaknesses IN
cidental to Motherhood, while it is also
patent restorative tonic for the feeble and
debilitated generally.
On Thursday last Hon Charles ii Gibson,
present u ). Senator was elected by the
Maryland legislature for The unexpired
term of the late Hon. +. X. Wilson. The
Tuesday preceding Senator German was
elected TO succeed Misunderstanding the
entire Democratic vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

there i excitement il must be elsewhere
than i'm Charles Town, barring the rii'?ie ou
the current caused by the appearance "n'c'i
to us seems an unnecessary appearance Vi
military guard for the jail.
W. ". B. GALLAHER.
Smontz WAS taken to Charleston by oher-
III. Morgan, aud telegram from that city
TO the Baltimore Sp, makes Col. Morgan
say:
"Such excitement never before preVaiieu
in that county. That it was Impossible 10 SCI
cure civil guard To protect the prisoner, - ~
citizens rsg re no, cagQged ~ he Scterle 10 ty"oN
hin. refused absolutely 70 aid IN prcuntng " sup-
Drcssing a. f, sheriff says II would h,Ne Ia
ken force of three hundred determined men,
we'll armed aud disciplined, to have saved the
prisoner"
Surely COL Morgan has been misquoied.
So far rs this part OF the county is concerhe"
we can say, aud defy contradiction, that there
has been no ex .itement beyond the interest
that would be aroused in any orderly COM
munity by such crime, and the subsequent
slight stir caused by the fancied danger OF
lynching and the calling out Of the military
There was no scheme to lynch the prisoner
on foot in the Chares-Tuwn vicinity; none ot
our people were engaged in anything OF the
kind and few ifany of them refused 10 assist
the officers of the law TO guard against vio-
lence. As matter of tact. there was u guard
of citizens at the Jail Friday -hti ana nun
dreds of able-bodied men would have responded
To proper summons to protect the prisoner
or 10 secure his attendance upon court 1t Is
due our own community to say this much'
We are informed, moreover, by prominent
citizen of Shepherdstown, who came over thls
morning 10 find out what the alleged excite
ment was about, that 'all's quiet along the
Potomac" and that the sentiment OF ms
tuwnsmen is that the prisoner should be fairly
tried according 10 law.
1t will be observed Sheriff Davis and Prose
cutting Attorney Brown asked for military
guard Of twenty men. Deputy Sheriff N"rsai:
Is made to say that three hundred disciplined
men would have been necessary. Doesn't II
look little cruel to have riSked the sacrifice
of twenty Middlcway boys-tosgery and all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27
4 Duty to Yourself.

Il l. surprising that people will Use a
common ordinary pill when they can secure
a valuable English one for the same money
DR. Acker's English pills are a positire cure
for sick headache and all liver troubles
They are small, sweet. easily taken, and DO
not grippe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27
Vick's Floral Guide, 1892.

True az tried friends are always well
come, consequently "Nick's Floral Guide"
is sure of Il warm reception. especially when
dressed as daintly a. this year. The mel
lie Lewis Carnation on the front OF cover,
and brilliant Poppies" on the back, are
unusually attractive, and the numerous COL
ored plates of flowers and vegetables are
certainly works of art aud merit The ir,t
twenty-four pages, printed in violet ink,
describe novelties and sp aIlies. Send
ten cents to james Vick's Sons, Rochester,
n. y, and procure copy Of this attractive
aud useful catalogue. Il casts nothing. az
the ten cents can be deducted from the frst
order.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

Might in Venice" drawn by w. T..
Smedley, is a fine frontispiece 10 HaJpeFs
Magazine for February and accompanies Il
brief poem by John Hay. Among other
contents are From the Black Forrest to the
Black Sea" Part u, oy Poultuey Bigeiow;
more reccollections Of Hawthorne by Ho-
ratio Bridge; aud "Athelwold"-a play, by
Amelia Rives. Julian Ralph contributes
an article on Chicago, which, he says, will
be the main exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
and another Stretching the history of the
Hudson Bay Company. A poem by Eliza
be h Stuar, Phelps, other important papers.
several tories. editorial, etc. contribute TO
the value of the number.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

Col Robert : Blair, of Richie county,
and his wife died last week after an Illness,
respectfully, Of six aud four days Both
bodies were buried at the same time. Col.
Blair WAS "a lawyer aud ~ one time promi-
nrnt Tor the Democratic nomination for
attorney general.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

Secretary Tracy SAYS we can lick Chill M
thirty days - IThceimg Register
A tongue lashiug eh? Why we have
yos,mas,ers enough 90 lick Chill between
six a. NJ and nine p M. any day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27
Comments ora the Presidents Chilidn
Message.

Senator Kenna: 1T Is Il very strong pre-
sanitation OF the case and is worthy OF the
calmest consideration. Chill has inSuted
our nation, and we have Il right to demand
satisfaction"
Senator Faulkner: The message is The
analysis of an able lawyer Of the document
ary evidence, inspired in examination by
the highest patriotism such aS we expect to
ind in the executive Of the American pc"
pie. The honor and dignity of our country
is fully appreciated by him and the rights
of our country will be maintained"
Representative Wilson, Of West Virginia,
SAID Il think that the Presidents message
was very adroit but somewhat angry and
passionate statement Of the United StGes,
made more as an advocate would open a
case than as a Judge would state il, and,
undoubtedly, sets forth facts in the case
calling for grave consideration on our part.
am afraid there are expressions IN his
lirssage that will make peaceful solution
of the difficulty harder to secure aud much
more dislractng TO Chill al least than other
wise would be the case. believe that the
United State in dealing with weak and
recently distracted country like Chill will
not lower its dignity or tarnish It's honor'
out will, by exercising patience, endeavor
To reach a peaceful solution OF cur unfor'u-
nate trouble, looking u war not us the first,
but as the las resort"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27
| TH0ROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL.
TEN HEAD or no MILCH co Tvs,
all of which will be fresh in the spring.
FOUR GOOD BROOD 50 US
nne hnnr and nine shoals.
FfRJIING UTENSILS.

One Champion Binder, Webster or s.
horse wagon, a broad tread CoQuillard 2 or 8
horse wagon new, w-wheel log wagon,
pair shelving, Kemp's manure spreader, =
rrain drills, | WeiricS & Weller cast-iron roll
Ter. . mowers, horse rake. Weirick & Wei
Ter . or 3.horse pillow. . No. ~ Root plows. ]
Rowlsr d Chilled 3-horse pillow, double and
, single-shovcl plows, 2spring-tooth harrows,
| whipple wheel harrow, | Acme harrow.
corn harrow. Farmers Friend double corn
PLANTER, | cast-irOn mud scoop, cutting box.
Cyclcne wheat fan. gearing complete for four
horses, including saddle. housans. collars. bri-
dies and line; set of light 2-horse wagon
harness, sets of plow gears. set of single
harness with lines lot OF collars brides.
halters and chains 4 lot of single, double and
tbribble trees forks, shovels. &c, | buggy
pole with yoke and straps, and many other
things not mentioned.
TERMS OF SAFE.
On all sums of $1,000 and upwards 4 credit
will be given of nine months, with interest
purchaser giving negotiable note with APP
proved security. payable at the Bank of
Charles Town. Sums less than $1,000 cash.
Sale to begin promptly at 10 o'clock.
NJ property TO be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with.
GEO PORTERFlEID.
rIeTiCuOwer ~ west, AuctIonecrs.
Jan. 81, lS92-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

Volunteering Is la vogue Just n"w' nH'
we haven't seen the name OF Col El'"I
Shepard in the list of lhose wh" are willing
TO vindica.e the honor OF the L. AMI II
need be. leo their bones bleach ON Chill 5
coast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

The National Surgical Institute at Indi
annapolis. Indiana, burned last week and
twen ipplel persons lost their lives, be-
side y were Injured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-27

Mr.. Michael Duffy, OF Nicholas county,
father of State Al .itor Duffy, died las.
week AGED nine,y-0ne years.