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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19
Rare DIPLOMACY,

The story has been tia 10 many form,
Of two persons each of whom suspected
tue other Of deep lal malign plan, snc
each gave time sud suxltty 10 the dIscos
cry OF that plan, only to fad 10 the end
that neither had any plan except TO watch
the other
One day Prince Meter ich, the old Aus
trian slatesmsn, was informed that stran
ger desired to see him. The man, being
admitted, was recognized by Metternich
as one whom be had formerly known at
Paris. Bot the man now appeared under
a borrowed name. He had fragment of
the handwriting of Fouche, the French
minister OF police, as evidence that he was
sent by Fouche. II is mis,io he SAID, was
most secret, aud, In fact, only extended to
informing the prince that FOuche was de
slrcus OF Cfi4unR TO his consideration
propositions OF highly important nature,
| The messenger declared that he was quite
ignorant OF the purport Of these PROPOSE
tions aud had no other authority than to
invite the prince to a secret conference
through the medium Ct some trnsty en-
voy VINO should be dispatched to Paris for
the urpose
The prince replied You must permit
me t think Of this,
The agent retired and the Austrian min
isrer repaired to the emperor and recount
ed what had passed.
! think, said the prince, that we should
send a confidential agent, not to PARIS. bat
to some ether place that may be fixed up
on. who shall have no other instructions
but to listen to all that the Frenchman
who will meet him there shall impsrt and
bring US faithfully sn account OF 1t.
The mysterious messenger was accord
ingly dismissed, with sp snswer to the ef
feet that an Austrian calling himself Wer
ner should be at q certain hotel 10 the
town OF Bssle, 10 Switzerland. on such q
day, with instructions from Prince Meter
nich. The meeting thls appointed took
place the spot and hour fixed.
The diplomatic agents salulei each 9th
er with duing courtesy, seated themselves
face to face, and each assumed the attitude
OF listener.
May ask You, sir said the envoy from
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

What set stcueb -yanr honestly
Yes, sab Yau see, vo 1ukies has las'
= kasct 81 kind q barketigs ter ioss an
~.fsfmrllirs. 40 il. mighty hsti, sab, -
80 ga ust,r
Dtd you have chance to pick up :
good turkey for yuurseii3
Yes stssuty three pruader tell oh de
gtocsrs wagon sith sum celery sud hr
didn't uotlcs
Nbt dad you 10 snh the thlussY
Jest swooped u up and ebucke em 10
The bsskti, den my coo'sceace 'saa ter
tuitch and lsrtup me aVful
Your cou.cieuoe did yon say'
Ys bo.s, didn't take ss laug as Ise tell
i"s when : say to myseli, Chrlstmss
or no., Gtbs Johnson, dis yere amt yous
tufk.
Dad you get it back TO htm2
Yes, sab l. les rnnnej fast coulc aud
ko'ehed him three blocks away.
Dad the man give you any thing for your
troublef
Not as much as thank yer, bnt I'se bad
peace 10 here, mister, and clear COZ
sceuoe is better dan turkey itins.
Placing bis hand upon his heart be
took up hi, heavy bsske, as train roll
I'd IN,
Hold on my man, said the stranger, ! |
cant let man like you 60 without a
Jnrlstuas dinner, and be slipped two
dollar bill into the dusky palm.
Tank you kindly, sab The gate slam
ned and the train moved away. The man
walked up aud down the platform hi
leid bowed 10 bought Was it svindIe?
Ihe man says not
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

How did your little love sH dr a. the
beach endi ssked the VI / 10 dark blue
Haven't you hs.rdi returned the slll in
gray sotroviully,
OF course not, tcp'ie the girl 30 lark
blue. haven t even heard irom You STAGE
August, you knos
We'll, It's all over was deceived 10
the man
Did did lie l,lt your
The GIRL IN gray hesitated It was not
a pleasant cou'esl1n to make, bat she saw
no way out Of il,
Yes, she said at last, lsuppo,o lhaf ga
the plslu English Of II.
] was afraid yon would dad hm that
kind OF man, said the girl IN dark blue.
He didn't look like one who could he truzt
ed. | wouldn't feel very badly over tina
loss Of such a man II we're you.
Loss OF the msnl exclaimed the gIrl ia
gray Pooh Who cares for him2 liza
the deceit that he practiced that progotes
me
When he made you think he loved
your
No. might forgive that. It Was when
he led me 10 believe that he was worth
saing Tor breach OF prorise that be show
ed the full depth OF bis depravity toll
YOU. Mabel. it was a shock TO me 70 learn
that a Judgment against bin would not be
worth anything.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

TIE drsslng room iugsler, having slyly
got hold Of the pack Of cards at the end OF
the game OF whist, says;
Ever see any card trieks2 Here's rather
seood one. Pick card.
Thank you, don't wsnt card.
No, but Just pick one any one you like
aud I'll tell which one you pick.
You'll tell who2
No, no; | mean Iii know which il is,
don't you see2 ca on nov; pick GARD
Anyone | like?
YES.
Any color At alp
Yes, yes,
Any suitf
Ga, yes Do go on.
Well let the see Ill pick the - ace
OF spades.
Great Oeaslr, mean yon are to pull u
card out of the pack.
On. to pull it out OF the pack Now !
understand. Hand me the pack. All
right. I've got 1t.
Have You picked cne2
Yee; it is the scs OF hearts. Did You
know it?
Hang it, don't tell me like that You
spoil the thing. Here, try again, Pick
card.
All n4h'. I've got it
Put it back in the pack. Thanks
Shuttle, shuttle. sbufi, -hip) There, is
that NJ (rnumphsntly
don't know. lost sight OF il.
Lost sight OF i'll Confouud 1t, you have
to look at it and see what 1t is.
Oh, you want me to look at the front
OF i'll
Why, of courseI Now, then, pick
card.
All right. I've picked it. Go ahead,
(Sbufll >, shuili ,, shufll3)
Say, cooiound you, did you put that
card back in the psck2
Why. no; kept I'LL
Holy Moses, listenl Pick -s-osrd -
Just one-do not tell me what it is then
put it bsck-do you understand
Oh, perfectly Only don't see how
you sre ever going TO do it You must be
swiully clever. (Shuill,, shufil >, shuttle
ftp
There you are. That's your card, now
lSn't ~ This is the supreme N moment,
No; that Is not my card. This is a Hat
lie, bat heaven will pardon you for 1t
Not that card2 patton Say, Just
bold on second. Here, now, watch what
you're st this time. | can do this onrsed
hing, mind you, every time. I've done {
i on father aud on mother aud on every
Jue that's ever come round our place.
Pick card 3hUiii 3, shuill ;, shuiils- 4
lip, bang There that's your card. 4
No; sm sorry, That is not my card. Z
Bot won't you try it again? Please do.
Perhaps you are little vexed. I'm afraid
was little stupid. Won't you go aud
1t quietly by yourself on the back yersn .
Ia for half sn hour and then tryf Yon :
rave 10 90 homer Oh, I'm so sorry 1t {
nu.t be such an awiully clever little .
rick. Good night 5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

Pit ~rut 70 The CLERK N ,hs eDpft sa4
obtainpd l'ceuss 70 msrty. ~ rt..
Sests be- appeared there sg,ia.
saHt,l be- ssId, ! bayrgr sseJ to- DO
e -r yer give me the va time.
Weir
An1.rys 70 take out the uam- Of
M.rY Fi,nu aud pot Kate . Coulyf 90
tLs plss or.
The CLERK sIpisiDed tbst this ~oulI bs
IN gosstblf, polblug bot Gsv liertss
xould be iu otder
Be- the p0~sp then. s,id Ps,. la 50
more trouble lhaa i'er. | ouly osor.i
kIis 10 save ne m0lHy ou tie iicense.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

Jack rabbits have become a plague ~
the West. The cultivation Of wide areas
OF land has favored their Increase by fur
nlsbug unlimited food. Their degreda
tious 10 California, Colorado, Idaho snd
Utah bsve grown 90 serious that the pro
blem OF keeping them 10 check IL regard
ed with anxiety.
These rabbits are largely used Tor food
.od Tor spou IL tie West. 10 fair race
thy can outsrrlp all bat the hounds, and
eau keep sbfesst OF d railway train run
uing 81 amoierste speed for some dis
t.pce. Large qusbtItiss Of the sDimsls
are shipped to market every year {.
game,
lu California the most Elective method
of, rminstlon thus lar tried IL ibe
e.. 20 A0ebclosure, open At one ebd,
D. ii. d oi wirs netting, ADD from The op
r.l sDt tlls p-u dVrrying wings Of site
u.t- ~ o.fued out ia be flrm Of. vide
moutue v sometimes for distance 0t
tso on tbree miles.
A rabbil drive IN CtIitorDis J., ,lxsyss
.sla Day. Ercurtoais are attracted 10
l.rgr ruu bsrs by special rates th-fed by
tus rils.ys. The people ru,u GOT with
icss sbd cjabs. sod, scsl stIng over
great extent ot conutsJ. stsri tbe tsbblts
.ud drive tbem toward tue mouth Of To.
co ri Every Vsilsbls yebiole /. pre-.
I'd toto ,efVie~. tut the lsfgyr psft of The
t1toug ls asuslly ou foot The llGss srsd
aaily close 10. Gnd The lngLtened bag
niss, urged on by bloss .ud shouts, rash
bhUdlJ iDto the opsaing Letseea tue
wigs aud srs gradually crowded tossfi
the sIros eud oiIhs pen. where they are
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

! lear, sir, Tor ahaul iNrty people ba'r
paid ior II sltr.dJ stlhoat s.lies :
word.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-19

The young man who had answered the
advertisement surveyed the room crli
oslly, observes the Chicago Eysuog
Post.
1t Is quite satisfactory, he SAID Ut last
The boarding house keeper gave sigh
OF relief When shall we expect youf .bs
| asked,
Not so fast, please, returned the Young
man. There are some other details g. H4
settled that are even more important t so
the plan and location OF tho room
] think you will be satisfied with the
table, sir, suggested the lsndlady.
don't doubt it st all, be answered
And the price is
Quite satisfactory, he interrupted. But
| am q little particular IN regard tn Iaa
people whom shall be Obliged to meet.
la fact, 1t is solely because OF that that
sm leaving my present quarters.
Only those whose characters are above
reprosoh are -
OF oourse, OF course, he interrupted
again. May | ask II you have any ladies
among your bosrdersY
Certainly. Several OF the gentlemen sra
married and their wives are naturally
With them.
Oh. that's all right Bat how about un
mani lad ladies'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-08-19
POETR Y.
"ILOYE YOU"

Deep meath the arch OF the linden trees
The bobolink pours out his Juoilant trln
The sun-hakes dance to the murmuring breeze
Or huddle in groups when the leaves are sui
And the shadow waves silently ripple and iaii
Ger the old stone steps aud the trysting wall
Yet only for me are the lights and shades
That lance in my Margery's eyes divine,
And the cheek that the telltale blush invaSes'
And the captive hand that is held in mine
For a dainty white form and an angel face
Are the charms of this rare old trystlng place.
My heart feels the pulse of her finGer-tips-
In fatering phrase deliver the vow
That quickens the culver OF lashes and lips
and deepens the bloom on her cheeks and
brow.
Come, tell me. dear heart-haye you heard
my plea -,
Only whisper it softly-that you love me :!
flushed are the breeze and the boboliEks trill,
Up in the leaves not q rustic or sigh,
Nature waits eagerly, breathless aud s:!ll,
To catch pretty Margerys whispered reply
Il love you !'-as sof ly as zephyr-and then
The boboink bursts into music again
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-08-19
For Sale.

On account of my living in Washington and
not being able TO manage the running of my
Green House, offer the same for sale on easy
terms.
The Green House proper Is y feet VIDE by
so feet i'm length. with 300 square feet Of glass
attached 10 rear end and house in rear end OF
lot with 25O square feet of glass The house
was built last fall of best lumber and work
manShip has a fine ciStern in it with force
pump. and good furnace in the cellar, elegant
office all built on lot S0xl50 feet located op-
posite b. & o. Depot. ard right in the town of
Charles Town, jefferson Comfy, West Vir-
giuia Splendid opportunity for any one un-
derstanding the business.
For terms, &C, address
MISS ELLA BENNER,
1881 9th St, Washington, d. c.
May Is, lS96-3m.
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W. ". r. GALLARER. Editor
august 10. 1896.
LIFE SAVED By A SECOND.

1t was a sultry December day at Med
met Habu. Gray haze spread dim over
the rocks in the desert. / was weary
with climbing the great, dry Ridge from
the Tombs of the Kings. | sat on the
broken arm of shattered granite Rame
ses. My legs dangled over the side OF
that colossal fragment. In front of me
vast colonnades stood out clear and dis
tinct against the hot, white sky. Beyond
lay bare hills; in the distance, to the left,
the muddy Nile, amid green fields. gleam-
ed like thin, silver thread in the sun
light.
A native, in a single, dirty garment,
sat summing himself on headless sphinx
hard by.
"Arabi?" l asked, inquiriugly, of my
Egyptian friend, which is, being inter
preted, "Are you a Mussulman ?"
He shook his head firmly, and pointed
with many mods to the tiny blue cross
tatoOed on his left wrist.
"Nusrani," he answered with a look Of
pride.
smiled my acquiescence. He was a
Nazarine, Christian.
In few minutes time we had fallen
into close talk of Egypt, past and present
the bad of old days; the British occupa'
ton; the effect of strong government on
the condition of the fellahin. To the
Christian population of the Nile valley
of course, the advent of the English ha;
been a social revolution. For ages down
trodden, oppressed, despised, these CoptiC
schismatics at last find themselves sud.
denly in the ends of the earth, co religion
lists with the new ruling class in the coun
try, aud able to boast themselves in many
ways over their old Moslem masters.
"Ah, yes, excellency," my Copt said
slowly, when asked him at last about
the administration of justice under Is
mails rule, things were different then
before the English came, as Allah hac
willed it. 1t was stick, stick, stick, every
month of the year No prayers availed
we were beaten for everything. Ifa fel
lah didn't pay his taxes when crops were
bad, he was lashed till he found them
if he was a Christian and offended tht
least Moslem official he was stripped t.
the skin and ruthlessly bastinadoed-
And then for any insubordination it wai
death outright-bauging or beheading
slash, so, with a scimetar."
And my companion brought his hanC
round in a swirl with swishing force, a
if he were decapitating some unseen Grim
inal on the bare sands before him.
"The innocent must have often beer
punished with the guilty" | remarked
in my best Arabic, looking vaguely acros
at him.
"Ah, yes" he assented, smiling, "so
Allah ordained. But sometimes, ever
then, the saints were kind we got off un
expectedly. l could tell YOU ;lrang
story that once happened to myself
His eyes twinkled hard. at was curl
GUS adventure" be went on, "the efeud
might like, perhaps, to hear it. | wa
condemned to dea b, and all but executed
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REAMERS
HOWARD HOUSE
Howard and Baltimore Streets,
Baltimore, Nd.

To my old Patrons and the Travelling Public
Having had a very liberal share Of the pub
lie patronage during the past five years | felt
encouraged 10 re-leas- the Howard House for
a term of years, and have at great expense
refurnished and reftted the hotel from top to
bottom.
Am better prepared than ever to accommo-
date the public. My aim will be to give first
class accommodations at s. 90 per day. Coun-
try Merchants and Commercial Travellers Will
find n the most centrally located hotel in the
citv. Respectfully,
JAMES REAMER,
Ian. g. 1880. Proprietor.
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Beware
OF the Knife.

Mr.. Lincoln Nelson, OF Marshfeld, Mo-,
writes: "For six years l have been a
sufferer from a scrofulous affection OF
the glands of my neck, and all efforts
of physicians in Washington, ID. C.,
Springfield, ILL.,, and st. Louis failed to
reduce the enlargement. After six
months constant treatment here, my
physician urged me to submit to re-
moval Of the gland. Atthis critical mo-
ment a friend recommended S.S.S.,
and laying aside a deep-rooted prelu-
dice against all patent medicines, l be-
gan its use. Before had used one bot
tie the enlargement began to disappear,
and now it is entirely gone, thong b lam
not through with my second bottle yet.
Had only used your S.S.S. long ago,
1 would have escaped years of misery
and saved over $50"
This experience is like that of all who
suffer with deep-seated blood troubles.
The doctors can do no good, and even
their resorts 10 the knife prove either
fruitless or fatal. S.S.S. is the only
real blood remedy; it gets at the root OF
the disease and forces it out per1na-
nently.
{ &c (onatanfecd bKJely 7ePetable)
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To Owners of Stock.

All owners of Horses. Cows, Hogs, Goats
or other live stock within the Corporation OF
Charles Town are hereby notified to keep the
same from roaming at large within the cor,
porate limits, as the law in regard thereto VIII
be strictly enforced. ,,r,.o,,,,,
Inna % 1901 Mayor.
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Sometimes an

Sometimes ar
apparently d c a d
man may be re.
vived-may be re-
su. ritated. Some.
times it is often
ard to tell
whether the man
is dead or alive.
WE hear Of people
= who have b e en-
buried alive. A
man must be conf
plctely dead before
hope should be
abandoned. Ituscd
to be true til at
when a man found
he had cousuniD-
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Notice.
June 20 1904

All parties having insurance in our Agency
and making change in their residence. ana
also all property owners having vacant oulIo-
ings will please advise Us promptly. so 1i tna'
pr0pe- alterations may be Uade in thelE poll
sses 3 WAsHINGTOH & ALEXANDER.
Ar~f1 2 fsdg
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Wanted.

sl.,.' smoker 20 send us seven 2-cent stamps
--. pa. postage packing &c. and We will
Gi5s OF NOS-NlCOTINE MIDGET CT.
Yliy one box % one address.
F.t on 9,-lfess, lands g. CO.
' Shippensburg Pa
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For Sale
Tax Notice.

t.41es due The Corporation Of Charles
,l- l>9, discount of % per cent will
e., fei % paid on OF before the 10Th day of
- i'2 Upon those unpaid after jan
PSI" interest win De charged
NJ r YOUNG,
Ia '. Town Sergeant.
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GREEN
ATTORNEY AFLAR,

Eaison, JeFtrs0n County, West E"gia'd'
rl practice 10 the Courts Of Jefferson Berke-
r and Morgan counties, IN the United states
.--. Court az Martinsburg, and IN the ou-
--s Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
SERIAL attention 20 the collection OF CLAIMS
AL p-oup, remittances Of the same.
l1ce opposite Courthouse.
l-Eb 1900
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J. wM. BROWN. F.B HOOFF.
BROWN & HOOFF,
Pharmacists & Druggists,
TRAPNELL BUILDING. CORNER OFF MAIN
AND CHARLES SIS, CHARLES
TOWN WEST VA
viii keep a new and fresh stock Of Drugs and
Medicines, Patent Medicines aud
Fancy Goods,
Such as Hair, Tooth. Nail, Cloth and Shaving
Brushes, Fine Perfumes Combs Of all kinds,
Toilet Soaps, Powder Pufis and Boxes, Toilet
Bottles &c We keep In stock a full line of
Stationery Stationers Supplies Cap and Let
ter Papers, all kinds Of Envelopes, Writing
Tablets, Box Papers, plain and ruled. line Of
Fine Cigars and Tobacco
and Smokers Materials. Paints, Oils, Var
rishes and Painters Material and Window
Glass.
/ PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFUL
LY COMPOUNDED BY COMPE-
TENT PERSONS.
March e 1898
Good quality Of mince meat for sale by S.
H. Lands.
Buckwheat for sale by 5 H. Lands
Maple syrup best quality, for sale by II.
Lands.
Aunt Maria Pancake lour-see 5. II. lands.
A gooo chewing tobacco at 25c. per pound
see Landis's.
Belle Of North Carolina tobacco only Soc.
per pOund-see Landis's.
Dress goods, all kinds, at Landss.
Blankets comforts, fannels, outings, &c,
cheap, at 5. III. Landiss.
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods at Laudiss.
Men S boys and children gloves aud mitts,
cheap-see Landiss.
Ny stock Of glass and queensware complete
tand low priced, at Q. ID. EBH ), HoOt build <.
Pride OF Virginia. Pride Union, Pax and
other leading brands OF smoking tobacco IN
stock az C. d. EBYS HoOd building.
Worcester Sauce. Catsup, Horse Radish,
Queen Olives Olive Oil. POtted Ham and
Tongue. Sardines. Lobster and salmon at c. d.
EBY'S. also StOneware all sizes from pint TO
eight-gallon Ia size
New Prunes. Evsp0rated Apples and Apri-
cots. and Macaroni, Cheese and Colonial Flour
at G. D. EBY S, Hoof building.
Full line Laundry and ToiletSoap, cheap. 6
A. and Fine salt by the sack, cheap, at {. ID
EBYS. HOOH building.
Pure Mountain Buckwheat Flour, Franci;
| n. Legrett & CO. Mocha and Java Cofee so
a pound at c. ID. EBY'S, Hoof building.
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House for Rent.

s-f House on Main street for Rent.
Oct SFstf To- T. Z BELLER.
Agent
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ton, he gave up immediately. Consump.
ton was considered q necessarily fatal dis
ease. twas considered iucur1ble. As soon
as II deyeioped enough so that a physician
could decide flirt Il was really consumption,
the patient v;.. considered as good as dead.
Years ago l.. Pierce found out that con-
sumption was not incuTable, that It was not
necessarily fatal lie not only found this
ont but he found ont a way 20 cure con-
sumption. He introduced his Golden
Medical Discovery" The " Discover"
will cure oS per cent Of all cases Of con-
sumption if il j. taken according 20 direc-
tons Consumption IS a disease of the
blood II is caused By impoverishment of
the blood. ard by the existence of disease
germs in the system If the body IS per
fectly strong and healthy, and the blood
perfectly pure, germs are easily thrown of.
If the body IS weak, II the tissues are III,
eapable of MUGS resistance, the germs find
resting place and develop. That's the
way consumption begins.
The Golden Medical Discovery
searches out the germs, forces them out
of the system and cures consumption and
other kindred diseases of the throat bTon-
CHA aud lungs No doubt about it, no ques-
ton about IT, II has done it III hundreds
and thousands of cases. Tic Discovery q"
is sold at drug stores.
- rhh Peoples Common. sense
slrsrtsi gli,h or Medicine Simpifed by
ilTTef.f R.V Pierce. ". D.. Chief Consult
, egls.t iii.. Physician TO the Invalids Ho-
E.,t it551gaI leland Surgical Institute. Buffalo,
sS% s1r.aH X v. 1908 pages, illustrated.
dSoo0o copies sold At =. so Now
sent paper-bound ABSOLUTELY
81 rR1E on receipt OF p oue-ceni
-, Il Eg stamps to pay for mailing cHD
isrr Address the Author, as above.
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Frank Beckwith


House, Sign and FrescO Painter
And
fAPER-HANGER AND GRAINER.
Chsrlestown. Jef. Co., w. Va.
's1-la-y 1891.
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professional Cards.
STARRY,

~ ..,..,o,rn. J,gsr,on County. Ee', Yirgi''o'
..srned the practice Of Medicine, OF
ii'.1s ~. ps-of,ssional services 20 the pubic.
~ rs .err door 10 residence, near corner oil
..,r,e and Main streets
l.nnary p. lSl6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-08-19
VIM L. Wilson

giarlss,o,rn, Jegerson Coeliy, West Fug"'o'
SID undertake cases jointly in the Courts Of
.h Of said Counties.
Nay II, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-08-19
70RREST ". BROWN,
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

HulsRo,0i,, Jcsrson County We'. EWgiHio'
Attends TO cases in the different Courts Of West
,gnia and Maryland. Attention given 70
'rsons and al classes Of Claims against the
Government.
- Special attention TO Collections.
Jan. I'D. 1850.