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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

$780,.
Bhth Houses oi Congress nsscnblsl
at ncon yesterday. After the reading
otthe Presidont's proclamation con-
veaing Congress in extra session, tho
rail OF meinbers was called. In tho
Senate, Ssnntnr White Il California
aunounced tho dea,h OF Senator Stan.
ford and the Senate, without receiving
tie Presidents messu:e, Immediately
adjourned Till to day as II mark OF re
epe2s - tho decoased.
In the House thrcs HUNDRED and
iorty-six membcra answered 10 Heir
nauss OF tho call Of the roll. TIC
Clerk Then nanoanced the ELECTION Of
Speaker ~ DO in order. Holman
pi2rct Crisp in ~rominntion: Hen
d=sSaa. Of fiinnis, uamed Tom ttsed
Sax tbe Republicans aud KEN OF Ne
Gs4siiu nominated jerry Simpson in
bcbnir OF tho Populis,s. The vote
resulted in Crisp receiyin. 2ii, iteoi
l22, and Simpson Z. Crisp WIS de
ci,.red elected amid great applause
an,, was conducted to tho Chair Uy
Roed and Simpson.
On assuming tho chair Crisr
thanked tho House for Tic huGyr and
promised III discharge tho duties
Si'h fidelity, courtesy and impartial
lily. The oath was then administered
by Q'Neill Of Ma anrhu, et,s.
Tie Speaker then administered
cha oath tn Iii" members, Aftor
which the officers Of tho House. us
dominated by the Democratic Cauons
& Saturday we're elected and sworn
~, a committee MSS T]pru.nt,d To
notify the Pres;dcrt that the House
sas organized and ready for husincFs.
Aftor diRNinU tpr seats nm adj ,uru-
clent was taken till 10 day.
The Presidents mes IaSo would
bavc been 1enL 10 Congress ~yca'rria!
but for tio cur.y aljournmaul o. tho
Senate.
II is understood that III, m,utH
recommends tho repeal o: the Sher
man act. The s,iSri Democrats OK
press thnmsclS es as ngreeably sur
prised ut what they understand 10 b.
= moderation Of tho Presidents rec
cInm .ndutsuns. White recommend
IN vie unconditional Itpeal Uf the
sherman net, thoy understand he rec
ognizoS silver us n OF tho mOncy
metals which must BE maintained,
but points out that the present ai;i
tude in European countries, u prOp.I
gat;a between gold and as,~or cauuut
% maintained by this country nlnnc.
Therefore no dues not favor the coin
ago OF silver under the prsscm. COT
ditions except for euGgidiary purposes.
He thinks in this way the Europeans
can CO coerrad .Mtu an international
agreement more favorable than here
~tofore,
He favors silver on u parity with
gold, aud slaIds by tie platform OF
1892, out says that tie platform can
pot be maintained.
Prominent Democrats Of both wirg@
have been given 10 understand that
these are the Presidents We've.
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4 Solid Treasury Scheme.

The st. Louis Republic LcGs lcuAe
TO plant itself firmly on the new sub
treasury platform that Farmcr6' Ali
nnces throughout tho Sunth AID
West nre adopting. Here it is:
"~Iiesolved, That We will try to
make our sub.treasury at home, and
try 10 store it with corn, hay, oats,
fodder, pork, rotntoes. peas, clbbngr,
turnips, onions, bccts. rice, pnrsnips.
uolassrs. pindars, and then il We
have any time left We Will put in n
or two bales Of cotton, and NO ndvisn
IA bretlrsru to do tho samc We
believe that this is the only way that
we viii ever havc q sub.tronsuFy that
viii he nf nnv ns" Ia us fnrmers"
This Is lots better than tho Oca,a
plan. When II farmer has got his
corn Glib, hrs smCkcliousc, his barn
and his cotton gin full, lie has u sub
trcasnr! on which his drafts will DO
proU pity honUrrd, and uo = per cent
nor 10 per cont TO pay FOR tho accom-
mediation.
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The R,nn Gazt,tc consoles the peu-
i,lo Of Nvva 1t rs follows:
While the iinIncinl sh 10 pinrhas
ouT feet a ~litilr, fiom Tie fact that
what few mines W, lad running have
been closed "om. ihsr by throwing
''ut "fcm pi"y me"t quite II IcrctntaSe
81 II population, NO do not fuci it
rs they do III moSt ever! other locality
We have nothing FOR capital 10 strike
III, 81 10 speak. Tho mud and pulp
OF The Orange lrwi gwen up al. its
sweetness beforrIhe ''panic" got here,
and as Il consequence il skipped
Nevada. 4 ere are times in oie's
IL" wien luveii! ~ saul 10 be- u bIess
Ing, and HIS $ enc Of Them SO far as
Nevada liz concerned.
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4 COltcmJovary'S Appca /.

Tho following from il contemporary
is The -tet complete financial mpreal
We have seen: a persons Knuw ing
Themselves iudeb,,d TO t., is GGicc arc
requested Ia call aud settle. All per
sons iUGobted To this Ullice md not
knowing il are requested Ia en-! aud
tiGt it oui. All hose knowing Them
81 vcs indebted HLd rot Wiling 10
ell are requested 10 siny in ore I.lnco
long enough fur lis 10 find them. All
IN, 50 not indrbtCd. uIe requested 10
uLll and beuIme indeb ed"
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e oscd l!Cwn.

Fh" Silver STA" fnys. Tho Pitts.
burg min" n,rr Rnttlc youn,nin hns
closed down. throwing about thirty
mcp "ui oi employment. Tho shut
down wns onuGcd 10y tho scarcity cf
water. Tho mill being built on tho
moup,aiu side where IL 10 impossi bio
10 oOiniD enough water for milling
pu.Iosta duiiDB Tho suumer mon ths
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DAl EaRA LASG.
Teacher.
Nm UnwclcOne Visitor.

Miss lIarh"ra Il ny, teacher ot the
jack Greek school, had quito an in.
%,crcstirg limo lust FRIDAY. While
she WAS Uusily erengcd in teaching
tho .ourE iGc,Ghow To ihcOt. n large
bull mako cfawlrd from under tie
water bench and loisnrely wriggltd
lis way ncrcss tho floor ard out Of
the door. The children oil sctnnbl, u
aud Mics lang says tho teacher did
likcv leo
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i Ea'nNh'e nol,ar.

One al The rHrest coins nf the Uni
ted States miutngD wHS recently suid
10 BJsion for 3l,3 -. II .yaj ivpr
dcl!ur uI 1891. There are many s,ur.
ivsnb)nt this issuu uf United States
coin. IL is said that there aro not
more than eight Known to bn ia exit.
icnco According 10 The record Of
tho Uni;oI States mint. 1870 SILVER
doll iIb were coined IN 1891. One OF
ihV stor.r8 about ihS UGs MIA miut
igc isihut they were sent To- Africa L.
pay of AMcricah sailors Who we've
engaged IN war on tho .Mcditci.
ranpHn with Tr.ru.i at that time i,
l. fa'd thai ihc uatiHci tp'li a grrai
tuncy to thcsc coins and ihtt The
"a luis parted with ihuG. Tor g%uuyunuF
l. was siuurl tIa. in'Ir tho chiefs OF
iriOpE valued ,hrsc dollars to hight,
as crnumrut nud i0kyrs that The,
1O2', great ifanbp 80 &c russrss'on
ui h'u and 'hJi putty lhr"Tgh r.b
HgNE Ji irlnfury. y succeeded IL
EoJlrg -o5.o s.uHt ut AL i!r dollars
isoucd lbht year. The dollar Of lsCi
has u tiyifc CHg'c wiih ihf'ccn rimrs
upon tho reverse, while The inco bears
the date aui ihc h", 81 thg goddcfa
Ui ,ibcctj VITA tuutiGg hur.-itcno
jonrnM
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Nevada Southern Railway

A section Of tho Nevada Southern
railway was completed last Saturday
says tho :. T.. Bulletin. Tie Ito
now extends frnm DiaRe, on lo In"
Of tho Atlantic and Pacific, 10 !,um.
nit, n distance Of thirty milcs. Suul.
mt is situated two apd orc.En'i miles
from the Vanderbilt mining district.
An extension Of tho limo across the
Nevada boundary in u general north
erly direction To- Good Syringe, n
distance OF about sixty miles. 10 prom.
isod aud tho route lus been Surveyed.
The starting point u the ioId IS
about twenty miles west Of NccJhs.
al II place formerly known us Coll
Tho line runs Through u section or
tho Mojavc desert until il icnchcs the
jagged peaks around Summit, IL
present terminus. AT present Is
must depend entirely OF the hauling
Of pres brought to Summit from ilic
VaUderUilt district, md the shipment
into tho camp OF supplies aud on.
chincry.
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Gtili fond Circn:nr,t u Tlihnn.

~ hitNSUs
interpreting tradcemon. in tho die.
~tribution of their circulars, arc not
backward in utilizing the lists OF dis.
tih,tui5lcd persons which arc printed
IL III" ncTT"papcr3 from time TO tinc.
Gays the New Yori; Times. Rot infr,.
ducntly do they get hold of the nnmo,
Of men who long since passed oyer Ia
That undiscovered country" end cir.
cularo and pro5pcctugco arc mailed Ia
'.o dead rs well rs TO the liyirr. n
woill nccrl that Il rano once enrolled
on II tradcstran'a mailing liat In never
Graz ID. Circular lcttcra ntldrcescd Ia
'Sanuci j.. Tildcn" arc btill cc~caeion.
any left nj tho Gramcrcy par'; rcn,
non, nrd nail matter addrccccd To ".
II. Va 'dcrbilt ~rcaclicb the Grand Con.
'rh' "tation cvcrynow and then. Many
cin2faen have recently received fror,
0 aAirimal'cr what purrcrts 20 be nm
autograph letter, Gayirr. al OF, nm.
iona TO have you for q customer, md I
W,a"tt 10 mako you u tanplc h,iirt iroc ~
charge. or courac I cannot do ihia
'or every ono, but for you IL will afford
Tic rrGSt ~f'NN"f'ra ~ ~, s,p
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Tho highest wavcs mc, with in .hc
rcrhn tcsail to no those or tho
cre 81 Grnl lIrpr. Unior tho in.
lln"mco Of u north Ncst rig enic they
hP"c Leon krn%n 10 exceed forty feet
in hrithL
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following H. !! list VI no Ill 8 nj
!nwel b. Il, CauUty 9 mm.s,iuuers
atarc-u!"r meeting u: The Board ON
Monday, August :, 1852:
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Little Lizsic Hoskips, The C.ycur
old daughter OF Gale iIoshiua. who
Is In San Cranoisro with her moihrt,
SNs nnc OF ten who gave nn ius,rn.
. e6ai oGnceft IN that city Ncdnes.
20 4~!aht,s-Rcuo journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-13

Tho excess OF imputis into the
United StuteG over czaorts from tho
coun ,ty. for Match, 1899. was morc
Than ~S3p,0Oj,0Ji, aud the bianrg
ngains, this country for the lrst
quarter 81 tnc year wa5 ob at go,
Yo0,C0n, w" huy more uinu so acl.
posaibl. e,rnd Woyc thtn 80 ra~n.
Riii~u4 Review
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School Report.

Following il tho report OF tho
Jackson school fGr tho month ending
Aug. !. 1898:
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Eo'ca Dcttcr Than Me-.

the guests DliowcrcI t,c h,, mu"lihG
YIN rose petals until tho bri;Iio p ,ol
- covered with tho fragrant
nit, W. n,c sat In Tho carrlaqc. A
ffr,Ia.. 'TIpnte tiis, and not likely TO bn
" n..,. Dy undesirable conTcnuencra
rins' a grain OF rice in ones cyoi Ia moi
p.na travelling compsni3n, n nov
f]scjin. %nen it II dc.ired to avoid
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AuDITUl'S OFFICE
Ju.y :. Is:3
Iu ia. Honorable IInurd ri County Comm
-IuurIs al LlLu IuUnIy. %'N.Ga'
G~n.TLENLS MviIvI,wtth -utuuii oar 'tHa
t.iIy l;cIUIt uI the / iruuc"s NJ Tie toih'j
fer IL, ut.Lit'r VitiiIr JuI.C. -. lo.S.
1s- rrs,Iuiy sUtInItIc's.
uiO. II. ME.G.S,
Auditor
NJ. II. MILLER.
treasurer.
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STATE o. NFHAph.l -,
COrSIT OF I.LkU.

SoNNi' w i-iho'
LIZ. u. Elkcy, County Clerk and
Clerk Of tho Board Of County Com
m~iss'uncrs, in aud for said county aud
State, 90 hereby certify that the fore.
going Uil's we're passed and ordered
paid by the Board Of County Com
nj toners On tho It'll day OF Aug,
1853.
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SUMMARY.

Total diEburscmcEts ........... e'2s CT
rG'aEco In treasury. 3I.Tl ~
The above la'ancu st":is TO tie credit ui the
variuu Imrds ~ ip .,'ttEI,r's la au
Sheet. dated Jan" -, ia:
~TEEASrEEE's nAL.N%CE snErT.
Cash In iu Esury to II" cTcdi, II tic v ri u.
fUuGs. Juu" -. So
In STATE fuuh. over drawn. . ...... 50 2:
In JulSe'Ekl'ry mul ..........,....
IL GruCiaI County Tuni .......... ...lT'li I?
/ Ca II ~Cnntulgcut mul ............ 7.;Ja -
In IriIrrnt Sick fund ............... l.ni'G
In ,ouuty S''urI funR ............... 80 20
IN uGlccrs' = larry fund. ............ 2I'l 81
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$3.50 County Clerk aud Citik
S.r,, al tiic Bard oil County
commissioners, FL q.
80" Aug. !, 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
Yesrsy Notes.


VT. McCue has been appointed post
master at StauntOn, vice Mai. Yost.
Last week the Emperor of Germany was
out riding and his carriage overturned at a
curve in a mountain road near Rome. de
was not injured.
The question of moving the county seat
Of Tucker county from St. George to Par
sons was decided Saturday in favor OF Par
sons BY a large majority.
Capt. Wiltse, who commanded the L. 5.
warship. Boston, at Honolulu, when the
Hawaiian flag was lowered, died in New
York City few days ago.
Hon. B. F. Martin, president, announces
that the West Virginia State Sunday-school
Convention will be held at Clarksburg on
the 18th and 18th Of May.
Guy Hildebrand, the one-year-old son OF
Rev. s. V. Hildebrand, of Fairfax c. d.,
died at the residence of his grandfather, IN
Washington, on Friday week.
Mr.. Robert B. Holiday, formerly cashier
of the Union Bank, Winchester, died Mon
day at Pennington. No. He was brother
of the late Daniel Holiday, Of Baltimore.
The body of Miss Young, who was drown
ed at the same time with Mr.. Quarter in
the Kauawha two weeks before, was found
about twenty-five miles below Charleston
on Thursday last
Governor MacCorke on Friday issued
pardon to Green Wiley, who is serving one
year in the penitenliary for the shooting OF
R. L. Blenkenship in Lincoln county last
spriug. This is the Governors first pardon.
Details of the cyclone that devastated
Cisco, Texas on Friday night last show it
TO have been one Of the most destructive
storms in that State for years. The death
lis, will probably reach so. A score Of Peo'
pie are missing, q were killed outright,
while physicians estimate that Of the 200
persons injured 10 are likely to die. Out
of 400 residences in the town only one Is
uniniured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
Worthy Of Emulation,

Col. Richard Randolph McMahon, OF
this eounty,-whose principal law Office is
in Washington, and who is eminent in law
and letters-will give prizes to students OF
the West Virginia University for excellence
in the military and literary departments,
and has invited Hons. W. II. Trsyers, w.
L. Wilson and JnO. w Mason to be judg-
ment committee, and they have accepted
We have only space for the letter Of Col.
McMahon. His example is worthy Of en-
ulation:
Harper's Ferry IT, "a, March 10, 1898.
Z. NJ. Turner, LII. D., President of the
West Va. University: My dear sir: As a
mark of my appreciation Of the good work
done by the University, and DESTROYS to en-
courage the praiseworthy emulation which
impels young men-in their efforts for sue
cess aud superiority, propose, and hereby
offer to the University, two prizes;
One of twenty-five dollars in gold to be
awarded on Commencement Day, to the
student who shall have written the best arti-
Gle on the following subject; what was
Shakespeare's Religion" Competition for
this prize to be limited TO students who
shall have spent not less than three years
in the University.
\ second prize of twenty-five dollars in
gold, likewise to be awarded on Commence
mentDay, 10 the student standing highest
in the Military Department of the Uuiver-
sity. This will admit to competition stu
dents Of the senior as well as the junior
classes.
have asked three distinguished gentle
men Of our State to act as judges in the
prize contest, and they have consented to
do so with very great pleasure.
These gentlemen are Hon. William l..
Wilson, Hon. William II. Trayers and Hon
John w. Mason.
Upon the decision, as rendered by the
faculty, the prizes are to be awarded.
leave for Washington in the morning to
attend court, and will thank you to commu-
nicate with me at my Office there or at the
University. I am. very faithfully yours,
RICHARD RANDOLPH MCMAHON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
500 Re,rard 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at lesst one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all It's stages, and that is Catarrh.-
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known TO the medical fraternity
Catarrh being q constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catsrrh Cure Is taken internally, acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dstion of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One Hun
dred j liars for any case that it fails to
cur END for list of testimonials.
S, F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Z odd by Druggists. 75c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
ShepherdsiO,r,, Summary.

From the Register:
Hon. Charles H. Knott, of this vicinity,
has been appointed a member of the advis-
ory council on farm culture and cereal in
dustry of the Worlds Fair which will meet
in Chicago next October.
Mr.. Fred. L. Weltzheimer, who went to
Baltimore last week on account of his in
jured leg, the fractured bones of which had
refused to unite, will submit to another op-
Grafton this week.
Rev. Frank A Strother was called to
Fauquier county, Va, last week by the
sickness aud death of the wife Of his broth
er, Mr.. W. A. Strother. Mrs. StrOther died
on the 18th, aged fl years. Besides sor-
rowing husband, she leaves FIVE children,
the youngest only week or two old.
Mr.. Nathan Osbourn, well-knOwn citi-
zen Of Jefferson county, died last Sunday at
the residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. William
Cromwell near Halltown, aged 70 years
The funeral services were conducted by
Revs. H. P. Hamill and F..A. Strother, and
the remains were inferred in ElmwoOd Gem
eiery at Shepherdstown on Tuesday.
At meeting Of the directors Of the Nor
gau's Grove Agricultural Association in
Shepherdstown last week ten per cent
dividend was declared on the paid-up por-
ton Of the capital stock The directors
also ordered that six hundred dollars be set
apart for premiums for the exhibition this
year, to be expended under the direction Of
the executive committee. The date of the
next exhibition was fixed for the 5th, 9th,
7th and Sth Of next September.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
The Reynolds Bocock Wedding.

Special dispatch 10 nc Baltimore Sun.
NEWPORT News, VA.-April 26.-The
marriage of Mr.. Charles Waring Reynolds
and Miss Sallie Pierce Bocock this afternoon
in historic old st. Johns Church, Hampton,
was brilliant social event. This marriage
has been looked forward to with interest for
several weeks, and every electric car this az
ternoon was crowded with Newport News
people to witness the ceremony. The church
was crowded with friends and admirers
The decorations we're Of graceful palms and
ported plants, over which myriads of wax
candles in old-fashioned candelabras cast
softest rays. II was 5:35 O'Clock when the
bridal party entered. The wedding march
was rendered beautifully by Professor Rath-
burn. At this moment Rev. Mr. Gravatt
and Rev. Or. Walker appeared in the chan
eel. The ushers, Dr. Shield, Messrs. f.
Jones, of Hampton, A. Garnet and Bruce
Reynolds, of Newport News, marched up
the aisle followed by the groomsmen, Messrs.
Irwin Tucker, j. L. Street, Frank Lee and
Joe Button, taking their position in the
chancel then the bridesmaids, Misses Mary
Love of Winchester, Va; Mary Reynolds,
sister Of the groom; Virginia Whiting and
Lucy Tabb, of Hampton, dressed in lovely
yellow buttercup satin gowns, trimmed in
Duchess lace, wearing large GainsbOrough
hats and carrying yellow buttercup bOu-
quets, entered two by two from the north
and south doors, passed down the main aisle
and met the bride, with her uncle, Judge
E Boyd Faulkner, of Martinsburg, W. Va,
who were preceded by the maid Of honor,
Miss Mary Faulkner. who was sttired in a
white empire gown Of satin, a white hat
with ostrich tips. They escorted the bride
to the chancel where she was Joined by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Beverly Rey-
nolds, of Knoxville, Tenn. The bride was
handsomely rObed in a magnificent faille
silk, trimmed deliberately with Duchess
lace. and wore little veil caught together
by orange blossoms. She is daughter of
the late Hon. Thomas :. Bocock, Of Apo
mattox county. and granddaughter Of the
late Hon. Charles james Faulkner, minister
to France under Mr. Buehanan's admins
tration, and niece of Senator Faulkner
By her lovely traits of character she has
made many friends throughout the State
They left on the 7:S0 p. N. boat for an ex-
tended bridal trip through the Rocky
mountains.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
BURNS 81 SHUGERT.

Col. W. n. Chancellor is making special
arrangements for the entertainment of yisi-
itors TO the Worlds Fair from this State at
the West Virginia State building. Every
accommodation and convenience will be ex-
tended visitors, and all from West Virginia
are expected to make this building their
headquarters. Visitors to Chicago can have
their mail addressed in care of this build
ing, and they will find there at all times
stationery which they are welcome to use.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03

Ex-Congressman Luther F. Mckinney
Of New Hampshire, is to be minister 10
Columbia; ex.Congressman Ihos. J.. Ihom-
a.. Of California, 70 Brazil, and Geo. Vim.
Caruih. Of Arkansas, to Portugal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03
ROSEMONTSTOCK

The following horses will make the season
Of 1893 at the ROsemont Stock Farm adjoin-
ing Berryville, Va:
CLYBURN. price So for the season.
ROSEMONT CHIEF, full brother 70 Dundee,
SIS.
JOHNSON, so.
BATTLEFRONT WILLIS, SIS.
For pedigrecs and other information write
TO the undersigned.
All these horses are standard, and entitled
to be registered.
CHAs. II. BOXWELL,
April 70, Isg3-3t. Manager.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03

The Duke Of Veragua's full title is Chris
TOPPER Columbus De Toledo Laviategine De
IA Cerdas Romirez- Baquedano, Admiral and
Adelantodo Mayor De las Indies, Duke Of
Veragua and De la Vega, Marquis Of Jamai-
ca, Grandee Of Spain. Senator Of the King
dom, Cabollero de IA Iusiuge order del Toll
son de Orc De Ia Real Carlos H., and Of
the Conception Of YiIiavicioso Portugal
Gentil Hombre De Comara Of the late King
Alfonso XII. and Of his son, the King Don
Alfonso XIII., Member Of the Royal Coun-
Gil Of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce
But il was plain Capt. John smith that
gave Pocah0ntas an opportunity ior imper-
ishable fame. His name Is on the tongues
Of thousands who win never get beyond
syllable OF TWO Of the title of the distin.
guished descendant Of the great diseoveTer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03

:. :. Stewart, young attorney and editor
Of Huntsville, Richie county, has mystic
riously disappeared from his home. Ittrans-
pires that instead Of being being diiisent
in business and ferveut in sPirit-serring
his readers with ediiying editorials 10 the
early morning edition Of bis paper, ihe Re-
rsiHs, he wrote the names OF persons on
notes or checks, and realized enough on
them 70 enable him TO bic himself 20 parts
unknown
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03

The authorities Of Bowling Green, Ken
lucky. refused 70 renew liquor licenses and
thirty-eight saloons were closed. The Ken
lucky colonies Of that vicinity will all 60
into the army where the canteen service is
allowed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-05-03

A iani,or at the Worlds Fair claims TO
have detected a thief in the act Of stealing
the ashes Of Columbus. An iucredulous
public would like % have some assurance
that the ashes Of the great discoverer were
there.