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CHICAGO, ApHl 23.-Uhlcsso per.
SONS Wuu expect 10 found the
Plymouth farm colony la Idaho next
summer have appointed committee
o. HU WUbt 10 report on the character
of the soil, tho crop PROSPECTS uud the
various qucsliyls In detail, n all DO
favorable some Of it6 members will
probably remain In Idaho 10 make
ready Tor tho coming Of tho colony
next August There will be n demand
iOVCArpeuluTs aud other HTlisauA
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Danger Of Another Uprising Against
tho Mexican Governments.

NOJALUs. ATlA, April 2j,-rhu
OGHs 10 NJ receipt " special from
hiuAs PFietas, Sonora, conveying the
intelligence inst there IL danger ~
another uprising against The Mexican
authorities by the Nsqu, Indians IN
tho southern part Of Sonora,
The Naquis have Wagod sucosssful
war ngpiust Mexico for generations,
and they have proved far more serious
anI dangerous menace 10 shat cluI-
lfy than were the Aphches IN Ariz1ua.
ruriT JepTadutinur have always been
confined 10 tho iEqui river and they
mover CarrlBI tGtlr incuTHiOus 10 amy
other part Of Sonora. Tue Iuqu iiows
into the Gull 81 California, Rud tho
uurtsft point iu the valley is pugtiy
four hundred miles from the American
border
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d lHar' 60 ras,on ,no crime ON the
Pastor.


Pastor,
sAS FENECRgJ, April g5.-Rey.
f.-a nelrgu Gibson, pastor OF INC
,.,,LiAaueI Baptist church, was again ON
i-o "ilurss stand Today IN tnuurs-
t4.AAiy examination OF Theodore
1sl'.4lL The defense believes that IL
IN, use lBaiHut tho clergyman, ami
W., Wy l1ullW that lu auG NOT Buf-
N'u' AlIiel both Dllts Williams ana
AlH Lsu0nt. '''''''' '''
g'yIa l-e aag preceding The finding Of
V.l,uuslNe LAmunps body ntruunt, Mrs.
M. received IA payer containing
Orp',"sA worn 10y the missing glfl.
NJ wv Paper were written the Hamrs
49, .ise b, King aud Pr.is.ror
4, ,l'u''elui tAu apparent object being
,'uu'gl lnttv mHu with tnugirlSs
a., ,.'aht,, EEutTls declare the
AZ N'lus 10 10 The disguised peumnusb,u
4, IH''-n'' In court today counsel
G't,'",'', u'.rnfe requested Rev. Aif.
800 10 write tho names OF King s.d
t,I ''.a',lH' TIE minister u1mgiisu.
I1.''u Twice how h. uurlI sguur.
r,I,- NAmr, GibsUu WaFcrIm ana
vif',' 1.l tno sIHnu, and was IA good
lI,' W., "ltuiug iauslblu uraiust
HI. ,,., ulaNe'upul by or. sa.tGumlua.
In guy AIf testimony we concluded.
tt.9''''".l mas occurred a desk anu Hu
MI. 'Y4'F iu his cell, anu HfeUds ma
nsTI.lHI studying uia notes Tor his
''s'gAl examination.
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rom.tneI. Innn.I remr,n,.

NEW Yoml, April 20, Control Of
tho CUmH..rf Tunnel company
changed hruuB lsst might whom PEST.
dent Theodore Sutfu sold his 0iuoy o.
Franklin Leonard ami Others, Prcsi.
1rut Suuo, SECRETARY uud lFeHiufct
OTTO LoruEofI, julius a, SitubuTger,
Elisha Dyer JL, aud Wheaton 49,.
huuharuL resigned ~ directors aud
were succeeded ny Mr.. Leonard, Ho-
bart Smith, A.. n, Truman anu Gordon
Mcdonald. Leonard was chosen pres.
iuuut uuu Med Iuald treasurer.
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Her Mind Affected.

Aggie Castellino, u married woman
about 81 Year, Of age, tho mother Of
two young children, ami who has been
residing on east Second south street,
was Iukeu into the Probate court this
afternoon 10 be- examined as 10 her
mtu.Al condition, She Will be taken
10 Provo tomorrow.
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FoRI wAYSE, lnI., April gG-wu.
Jlimrr started tuts myruug tlaW
bullion iY tue Montpelier obj nyllH
with 72l quarts 20 mtugb Curnn In
hls wagon. Two miles from button
tho wnr1n wa upset. An uEu.a'nn
occurred ana UlImuf amt BIZ h0fsa.
were blown 90 atoms. Tue shock was
rh'Hly irlt ip lhis city twenty-five
miles iln t1o UHIlasiHu.
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ly MI. solden Clawtou. was given an
Initial test last evening ami tue roauit
Was very s1tlsiac,Ufy. By iuruishit z
tue Hight from the Temple plant IL
means saving, even " Go tie adolf
uii'onal globes, Of a iuiligi,nf sum 10
pay ilr the plant IN rec years. Amt
not only that, but thU light IL VI atu.
pefiyf quality.
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rhc MAMMALIAN cnhInet.

CmMIANIA, April 20. - Premier
Stang today Informed all parties in
the SiOuhiug shat ho cannot accept
the uiiicc ngaiu and IL urging the king
90 come 20 q decision on the pr.lrftd
resignation OF tho cabinet. The
premier also declared that Pafliamen.
ary action must be postponed until ,t
IL possible 10 form new ministry b
continue In office.
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BRIEF IELEGRAMs.

Secretary Carlisle today formally
accepted AN Invitation 10 deliver an
sudress On tive financial question II the
Memphis convention, May -.
a Winnipeg special to tho st Paul
Dspatch says n IRE, early today, at
HAUnuy b prosperous town on the
Canadian Pacific, duatioyol fourteen
business places. The lJss b $4,000.
Al explosion occurred today In a
coal pit gt Denny, near Siirlius, thirty
miirs from Edinburgh. There were Ia
men In the pit; 10 were killed,
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shot ~. wiz.

tiNCiNSATL April "A I,mts.
Staf special lrIm sydney, Quo, say:
-omu nights ago ME-. JOnn NrTults
was caught In nid uu uiFreputabiu
houscf. Her husband was away from
home a. the time. To-day lao returned
anu went u tho Jail TO SEQ her. lie
walked 90 her cell, and shot her
through the heart lie escaped.
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thortof Tuuds nnd on for Japan,

81. JosEpU, No. Apul 20 County
Collector George la Ia believed 20 bu
en- route for Japan. Ha was seen In
Omaha on Monday ulsnt by Burliug.
ton conductor and ueuie1 his identity.
The ,niceTs aTe trying 10 rave him
arrested i.i0ie sailing. Tue shortage
Ia his lli1u viii run az 10 ssJ, 900 "
more, Il H. reported.
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81. LOUIS ApHl 20 On a ttcsilu %
the 80. l.uuI kuJkuk g. NguhwCHtUrn
railroad near DHsirUhau street aud
liver front today, Ste. Carrie VOLS. .
widow, wa caught ny tun irain sui
mbuRlUd into q Bhapgius mass Of ilcsh.
HUr siA-yuat.0ll daughter rHllr,
lenpod from the irOsiiU o. tue ground
and was badly hut,
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CmCAGu, ApfIl -0.- The flowing
Telegram was received by the govern
mout officials today:
WAsuISurIS, April 20, 1895.
Continue tue case set Tor May Gtn.
OLSEY,
The officials suppose the message re-
iufs g. ilu DrDs case cot Tor the date
mentioned. Ia lau1T circles tue news
was taken az confirming tue tumJttu
collapse Of tue case ggAiust Deus,
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81. Louis, Ann 20.-rho suit of
the Welt, Far.o Expiess company
uggiust the Adpmi Express company
lot $50, 900, the value OF package Of
preps company between Cincinnati
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NEW iumSi hpul gJ.--A sTcC'u.
dispatch 10 inc Horid from Colon,
Colombia, Eays:
Chile has obtained from Germany
forty officers 10 urill the army. a large
quantity ui war material has Teen puf.
uuAei ln Germ ny.
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m seI, Wells Farg accepting $4,000
900 fuI auI nGaI settlement ca rloB
a, kuighsui, The eXpfCHl me spngcf Ia
char.p OF the car nt the lime " the
robbery, was tried aud acquitted last
iall, although strong proof was inlr5-
uucsl sEsiust hfm.
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CHICAGO, April 2j.-Mu. u. =.
Graz. nd dGu fhtoE Me. Sartous, ar
rived in Chicago today TO attend tue
Grant memorial services At the Au.
uitotum tomorrow, under the auspices
% Tho nIu.l OHM.
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NEW HuRIl, April 20 --Laborars
were working on tho thitu nIor u, Tie
old Metropolitan hotel WHEN tue nJar
lell and tue men wee carried with tie
debris 10 tho sec nj II o.. sevon were
Injured. Michael Lsau was hurt Ia,
IuTnally anu may die.
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tudUntuttSs
DENVER, Aprl gJ.--rho NcUs ar
n0uuugs tDday that deal has Uucu
made between tho FlorUGu1 Oh nuI
Refining company anu tho Couuuon.
tal on company ~ which the kur8.
srnu was VI several years slAniiug
win be- UlJfrd. 40 10 faid the CONT
mental viii IuIghalu the cutlrr
product Of tue Florence con- pnuy auu
keep eastern oils out Of the western
market The supply VI CUlofatU,
Wyoming, Montana, Utah, New Mex
ic., Nevada, iianO anu AGZ0ua VIA
U8ilu from tue Florence disITio.. The
Wholesale price u kerosene Will be al.
yaugcd Immediately from o 90 10 cents
n gallon.
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OF COrn,EIir uouLD.
Gov. untih'Us Wiiiug 60 Acrcui the
Nomination Ter President

'"0TI7TTTTWI W ET"8TH'WTI
lSniANAuoLis, April -G.-GUyctHor
Matthew, asked % DO would tskp the
Observation-Disclosures 'us PRECEDENT Z
70 were offered To- him, Tauligi, cot
course 1 would, Eud 20 would,
any citizen, uut ana not a cauIit-.t
ln tho fenEu OF B'tElpy tho uumina.
u]u.' Tao governor refused o. u..
clare himself LOT irUJ tilvsr lie tH.4
DO would stand ~ uis party .tCJsi
and deClatAtiour.
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Death Of the C1zswuiu nus 10 NsgIi-
Eruce, 90 IN Alleged.

SAN DIEGO, Cali Aprll 20.-rho
death OF COxswRlu JOhn johnson, Of
tue cruiser olympia on Wednesday
mornlng, was not caused by the blow.
lug out OF tuo bToecn plug o. the five
inch ritls, IN al tfst reported, but by
the recoil OF tho Tide itself, which
struck tho ouIsWaiu tIll In the face.
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NioAHAGUl CAN PAY.

VIII Not SETTLE Too soon-Ixeits.
ment ir walls.
c,'tt" YORK, Apdl gI.-A speeisl
b,t.' .'Vg 10 'he World ron Nanagua
b,t 'le government mas assurance
uUo'', hllI receive from voluntary
M 'p'plon' more than enough 10 nav
Wv SH'lan claim witaiR Inc t pay
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LANDINa rn.TroNEp.
British Troop, WIN Not Taho Corinto
nutoFe Midnight

noiore Midnight
wAsuNUruN, ID. c., April &c.,
OWING 10 the good offices of the
United States the landing Of British
tr1yIsSt COrnto has breu postponed
uutil tue coming midnight
A constant exchange ui cable
messages la cipher was kept up yUsteT-
day aud until late last evening DO.
tween United States Ambltsagpf
Bayard nj L0uIDu anu Secretary
drulhRm. Acting upon messages from
Washing ton, BnygfI UuIuayuTrI O. w.
tain from the BTitIsh foreign tiiice a
few h0uIs' delay TO- the enforcement Of
tie ulIimAtum sent 90 Nicaragua. Bay.
gtd was also instructed O. make certain
suggestions regarding the method Ut
the payment Of tuu inIunuity. The
result OF tluHu uUgUUstiOus, briony
stated, In shat Admiral Stevenson, tho
British commander No CuTlut1, Will not
enforce the u,,imatum until midnight
tonight, ana II Ia expected Nicaragua
will make Enlig'gC,Oty arrangements
TO pay tie indemnify q $4,000 be.
tween Ihem,
MUST HE SENSIBLE.
LONDON, April gb.-Ambassador
Bayard would make no statement re-.
gatding the reported COMMUNICATION
rom Gresham, taylng that " such
communications Wuru received thoy
were confidential bayard Tymargod
hg waflglad TO see the people Of NicAt.
agua ~ really 10 UIur money to pay the
indemnify,
lsitA fact that Crest Britain has
granted Nicaragua Hu extension OF
TINS until tguigh2n Bayari was
asked.
~ cannot ansWsr tho question:" 70.
piled the ambassador, "uut have the
highest respect i0t tho British officials.
In this matter the people Of Nicaragua
must display common senls. lhBy
cAuuOt thluk the Butlsh officers will
stand, watch in hand awaiting Near
agua'a reply"
NO RESPITE GRANTED.
LONDON, April -j,--In well in.
intmsu quarters it 30 declared that the
British ultImatum 90 Nicaragua has not
been moderated, ald Ia tue absence VI
dotuite news from Admiral Stevenson
II 10 believed he has already occupied
tho Port Of COTiut0,
INTMATED THAT UUusuERs OCCUPY
CJHINIu.
WASHINGTON, %. C., April 26.-
Later udvlcos received here do not
agree with the early reports Of twenty
four hours respite for Nicaragua.
Officials hero intimate that the Brush
already have occupied C1nnto,
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VILE ~ MNINa arANcE.


Here a lively reauco occurred on the
aruCle ON miues 8nI mining, which
was killed Ia the C1mmit.ee Of the
whole but which came up by paTlls.
montaTy mAuguyrT last evening alter
toe NEWS went 10 press. llis morning
Il was alleged that the article got back
inIU the Convection through cJnniy-
ing Nud sChpmlug,
The opponents Of the article declared
that Wnllu section 3 mad been uis.
Illc6I ~ sub'lltuts lnHt the 90.
mRludor VI the art cIs-secti1u auu .
we're not before the house. THIS eau ed
u clash between James anu kUarus,
the former exhibiting considerable
feeling over the matter
IHE HAGE INCIuNG SUBSTITUTE,
The new aud trOuble.inclting substi.
tute read M follows
The necessary use Of lands for the
construction Of reservoirs or storage
uRHihf, Tor the purposes VI irrigation,
VI for rights VI way tor the constitute
ton VI cauals, diloheS, fumes or pipes,
W convey water 10 the PLACE Of use,
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Continued on Page FivsJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-09-18

Mixed Trains Nos 443 and 49l leave Charlie.
Town at $50 a. m. and s.5i a. m. and arriV,
at Harrsonburg at 1880 a. m. and IS p. m
On Sunday mixed train leave, at s.i3 m
and arrive at Harrsonburg at 800 p. m.
sDaily except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
Train 40s connects at Harper's Ferry with
Fast Limited Express train leaving at .0Srs
arriving at Pitisburg As p. nj and at Chiag
il.05 a. m, next morning with train lesvin,
at $40 p. m. arriving at Cincinnati at 7.i5 an
St. Louis 6 20 p. m. and connects At Weyeroa
with train arriving at Hsgerstown at II pm
and at Washington junction with train arriT
ing at Freds rick at ! SIS p. m.
Train 4i6 connects with Fast Vestibuls train
at Harpers Ferry at 0 SO p. m. for Chicago 81
10. 50 p. m. for Pittshurg, and $50 a. m. for
Cincinnati aud ST. Louis. Arrive at ri t.buT
at 100 a. m Chicago at s.45 p m, Cincinnati
at D 90 D. m, and st. Louis at 30 p. m
Pullman Palace SleepingCars are run through
TO Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Chicago and PitisblrE
on all express trains.
For rates tickets, baggage checked, apply to
any Office OF the b. & o. BairOsd, or to c. z.
Dudrow, Travelling Passenger Agent, Win.
chester Va.
X. Is. CAMPBELL, General Manager
CHAS. y. SCULL, Genl Passenger Agent
June II, 1895.
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Notice.
May ~, ls77

Be it enacted by the Common Council of the
Corporation of Charles Town:
Section THAT no foreign insurance com.
pany or express company, or telegraph COM
pany shall transact the regular business OF
such companies within the corporate limits
without paving into the treasury Of the cor
poration of Charles Town, on or before the Is,
day Of May in each year. a license tax of S..
Section 2-That no nonresident. or trayeline
agent, salesman or canyasser. shall sell. or
contract to sell, sewing machines, organs p-
amos or other musical instruments, within
these corporate limits without first paying
into the treasury of the said corporation OF
Charles Town, on or before the lst day of May.
license tax Of s.. No license under this sec
ton shall be granted for less than year
Section 3-For any violation OF either sec
ton Of this ordinance fine shall be imposed
Of not less than Sl.G0 nor more than $40 90.
Passed April Is 1895
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Pianos and Organs.

If you want isst-class Piano or Organ.
Fully Warranted in all Respects Boxed and
Shipped from the Fctory Direct call on or
write me postal. will TAKE YOUR OR
DER and at Prices and Terms to suit you
You will not be compelled TO keep the instru-
ment We send you If not satisfactory.
STlEFF rIANOS. NEW YORK PIANOS.
MOLLER ORGANS.
Catalogues at No. Mildred Street.
J. II. holland,
April Il. 1898. Resident Agent
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-NORTHBOUND--

Washington and Chattanooga Limited
Pullman Sleepers and Coaches. leave Shenin'
doah Junction daily lbs 4. m. for Roanon
Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis. B.ming
ham, Meridian. Now QrleSns. CONNECTION FOR
Florida. Texas and all southern points.
No 3 for Roanoke. Radford, Pulaski Bd,io
Knoxville, Chattanooga connects al Roanoke
4 20 p. m, with the Chicago express for Bio,
field, Kenova, Columbus. Chicago and al
points west. Pullman sleeper Roanoke 10 Col
umbus, and Radford 10 Chattanooga.
No. leaves Roanoke 40 a. m. for all loci
stations Roanoke 10 Bristol and Buehs.d 70
Pocahontas.
No q for Shenandoah and intermed"
stations. No connection beyond.
No. 4 for Washington, HagerstoEn, Harm
burg. Philadelphia and New York.
No % for Washington via Shenandoah
Junction), Hagerstoun, Harrisburg and Ns'
York.
For tickets, time cards aud all inioLmtiio'
call on agent Norfolk 4 Western RI
BEyILL,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Roanoke "
Nov. Is. 1894.
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Fertilizers for Season of 1894.

The Fertilizers heretofore sold By W. F. 4
1. ?. Lippitt are again offered to the farmer.
OF Jefferson and the neighboring COUNTESS
Only materials Of he highest grade are used
in their manufacture Ammoniates are pro-
cured direct from the West chemicals from
importers. Their preparation and sale is un-
der the immediate charge Of DR.. ". +. Lippitt.
Drilling qualities unsurpassed Analysis fully
up. to and above guarantee. Quality believed
to be unsurpassed by any in the market.
Private mixtures of any kind prepared
promptly and accurately.
Aug. /, 1891. WIZ. LIPPITT.
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REAMER'S
HOWARD HOUSE
Howard and Baltimore Streets,
Baltimore, Md.

To ans old Patrons and the Travelling Public
Having had a very liberal share OF the pub.
lie patronage during the past ive years i iet'
EN- ,ouraged TO re-leas- the Howard House ioi
term of years and have az great expense
refurnished aud reitted the hotel from top Ia
bottom.
Am better prepared than ever Co accommo-
date the public NV aim viii oe 90 give hrSi'
class accommodations at s. 90 per day. Coun,
tr, Merchants and Commercial Travellers will
fnd. NJ rIle most centrally located hotel in the
citv Respectfully.
JAMES REAMER,
lam o. lisa, Proprietor.
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Wanted-An Idea.

Who can think Of some simple thing to Ia :
ent? Protect your ideas they NAV bring YOU
wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & 60
Patent Attorneys, Washington, d. C., for thei r
s. 500 prize offer.
Aug. IA, lo95-1yr.
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Notice.

All parties having insurance in our Agency
and making a change in their residence. and
also all pr perry owners having vacant build
ings will please advise Us promptly, so that
proper alterations may be made in their poll
cies. WASHINGTON & ALEXANDER.
April , 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-09-18

The silver conference has come and gone,
au1 that's the end of it for very few reason
able men can understand how the simple
&c; of coming every fifty cents worth Of sill
YER bullion the few silver mine owners
would send to the minis into dollar, could
possibly improve the present condition of
pecuuiary affairs, as neither those owners
nor the government would give single one
of such dollars to anybody except in e1-
change for something else.-Aier, Gazette.
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What the Gold Standard Does For the
Workingman.

Worklngman.
"What Will the gold standard do for
the workingman?" asks the editor Of an
alleged labor paper. The answer is easy.
1t will continue to do Just what it has
been doing whenever adopted. 1t will
furnish him with standard of values
which makes it certain that his wages
will not fall through decline in their
purchasing power. 1t will enable him
to buy more goods Of all kinds than if
he received cheaper money. twill guar
antee him against being paid in a de-
preciated or fuctuating currency 1t
will make his deposits in the savings
bank worth as much year or five years
hence rs they are now.
By giving business a stable financial
basis it will enable his employers to
run their business steadily, thus insur-
ing him against loss of work through
the unsettlement Of industry, which
would exist under the silver standard.
It will help extend our foreign trade by
keeping our commerce on the same ba-
sis as that of the leading nations Of the
world, and thus aid in making markets
for his surplus products. 1t will serve
his best interests by encouraging the
accumulation Of capital and its invest
Inent in productive industry and so add
ing 10 the demand for labor 1t will
create a common interest between all
countries having the same standard,
and thus tend to diminish the national
jealousies and wars which in the long
run injure most the workingman. 1t
will give him the standard Of values
Rsed By al the highest wage paying
countries Of the earth, instead of that
ased by the Chinese, Hindoos and Mex
leans. These are some Of the things
which the gold standard will do for the
workingman. Will the 80 cent dollars
10 rs much:
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New Goods az the West End received daily
and for sale by W 8. Merchant
Early Rose ~. Y. State seed otatoesr nom
81 % 81 so per bushei.
Canned Goods-Tomatoes &c. per can, aud
corn, &C. per eau. 4 for 2jc.
Boston baked beans Toe. per can.
FiVe-lb cans apple butter, 35c. per can.
Canned Preseryes-Pineapple, Peach, Ounce.
&c, 15c per can.
Rice &c. and Sc. per DO.
Elastic Starch l0c per package .argel
Ons-fourth pkg. nice blended tea for oc. Tor
merry sold 40 l5c.
Lemons re. and 20c per dozen.
Fine onion sets SC. and Zoe per 20.
Fine French pruueS Zoe. per To.
Chewing tobacco 2jc. soc. 40c soc. and elVp
per 10.
Smoking tobacco 1 ID. pkg for Poe.
Raisins Sc. and Zoe. per lo.
Axle grease Zoe. per box.
Syrups soc. 40c. aud soc. peg gal.
y D. mOlasses SOC per ga.
Nice mackcrcl Sc. each.
Spot Cash" baking powder. Toe. per TO-
Jellies in glasses Toe. per glass.
French mustard in screw top glasses lOc. each
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-09-18
Notice to Taxpayers

Notiee is hereby given that in pursuance of
the resolution of the Town Council passed the
DIST day of September. 1894 and continuously
published in the town papers. if ta<es are not
paid by Tho Goth of January, 1895, per ceat.
interest Y be charged thereon.
MASON +. YOUNG,
Dec al Collector