Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-12-11

a., the only Congressman they have must
20 for the same reason. Sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gsnder
There are indications that the dealers in
eamphor will try TO corner that product and
put the price away up. Il has alresdy adj
vanced from 81 TO 60 cents a pouud-but it
is still drug on the msrket.-StPherds-
t9ru Register. The jingoes would have
campfire" regardless of price.
The State Journal at Parkersburg has met
with success on the line of typographical
improvement It's handsome appearance
is the outcome of heavy expenditure for
typesettiug machinery, etc. 1t is an excel
lent paper, edited with ability, aud is fore
most among Republican journals
Both houses Of Congress now have blind
chaplaius, and both branches are Republi-
ican. The Alexandria Gazette says: "Ihe
Democrats may derive some store of COM
fort from the biblical declaration that when
the blind lead the blind they will both fall
into the ditch-political ditch, of course Do
These two paragraphs from the Martins
burg Herald Republican appeared as we
give them-rather an unfortunate jux,spo-
sition
The Man from Maine Is once more speak
er. Will be 60 higher
No; that message 70 Congress was no. re-.
ceived as a grand, sweet song.
Two brothers named Baker, residing near
Fsirmout this State, decided all their prop
er.y to their ,weethearts upon consideration
Of marriage After marriage they made an
assignment. being in debt for large sums Of
money. The creditors have q suspicion that
it was a "pu, up iob" aud are disposed to
inquire into j, by che help of the courts.
Mr.. Joseph Button. the clerk OF the Nir
GINA senate, has appointed Mr. Arthur
Sheet. son of the editor of the Leesburg
Mirror one Of his assistau, clerks From
the loins Of Jefferson county have come
many persons prominent In public life or
private business throughout the country
Mr.. Button was a Harper'- Ferrian, and
Mr.. Sheet, senior. q Charles Towuiau.
From the number OF hardwood gavels
presented 90 Speaker Reel there must be
apprehension iu the mind, Of the donors
that the present Cougre-, Will De am unruly
body, AMI that many rap- 10y the speaker
viii be necessary 90 bring them 20 the OF
Derby cons Iteration of business. Mr. Day.
ton, the representative from this district.
presented bim with one he ought now Co
have no difficulty iu catching ,Le Speakers
eye
Theob,pheri,towu Register -pOkiug fan
at the editor of thc Mar,iusJurg Statesman
for buying "a horse tina, B., sway backed aud
blind of Que eye. riug-boned and spawned.
has glander- and the heaves is 81 ,tumb.er,
falls down without effort aud Ce,s mp with
difficulty. 10 we had known our Brother
Boyer needed horse 90 hitch at his post
Office. he should have bad ours-one iu good
condition. though Of little use 30 Us. Il, is
a saw householder than a blind one
Several Shepherdstown persons weresome
what surprised recently 90 learn that real
estate belonging 20 them had been sold f'r
taxes. The property being advertised in
but one paper, aud chat 40 Charlie. Town.
they didn't know it was iu jeopardy Step-
ferfsforn Rcgstr. some persons pay dear
IN. sometime, for not reading THE FREE
PAS. Every head OF a family. aud every
owner Of property in the county ough, TO
take a paper from the county seat IL i-au
investment that will pay surely some day
In his speech accepting the Republican
nomination for Speaker OF the House of
RepresentatiAes Mr. Reed said that history
will accord ar praise ior wha, we did In the
Fifty-frst Congress That is true. And F.
the American people have endorsed it, and .
events have vindicgted it.-Nats Journal
The State Journal quoted correctly as far .
As il went, but &c didn't give the full sen
tence. Mr. Reed said
History will accord Us praise for what
We did IN the Fihy-frst Congress, and il
may accord as its praise in this for what we
DO not do
Mr.. Reed appreheuds thal a DO nothing
policy will best sd0servetbe interests Of the
Republican party. Il