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iion. n View % the admirable manner ~
Which ae Conducted ard organized that
expedition
There vas q remarkable scene az the
Aaelpa2 taeetpr aa-sng TIE performances
q BOYS Together" when the news o. tae
iaA o. bongola became known. The
who4e 2aaience rose ana cheers3 for SIR
Hsroert Kitchener a. Terris delivered the
i1hes referring - tae late Gen. Gordon
ana pred+c1ing tAat Ms work wopld have
70 Ne doTe over again
ne A.Ee@ has written a letter q the
Assoclatea Press. pointing eur that
paragraph r'arss0rting to ~ an extract
IRON tAe TIRES and comment lzg .+Yg a
single standard car - forced upon South
AIHeriea and Asa e.e. wz.sch was pub
hsnec n several papers on September :
lEFer appeared In the Times
Aae Sportsman learns gaat i has been
arranged fer Bacon and ConnefT AT their
next meeting after the Dublin event. 10
run a mile al Bolton
80 Tar as the metropolis ts concerned.
September fnas Ear has been remarkable
for two things. First, the exceptionally
heavy rainfall and The great gals az yes
IsFday. which has been sweeping the coast
oil the British isles and dong much dam.
age 70 shipping, cut OF much AZ London
geographic communication with The out
SIDE world The effect an business was
--~N.-<A~- e'tNNis4iss TIC 1f&kl rate kSF l-gff-
don has been extraordinarily lighl. falling
last week 20 IA s Der ssa inhabitants IN
London. as against an average OF Isl for
every 100 inhabitants IN thlrty-thFee
great towns IN the country
Mr. Burr. the expert who - examining
the British archives on behalf OF the
Venezuelan boundary commission ap-
pointed by President Cleveland. and his
colleague. DR.. keene, are still in London
though they expect soou 70 take their de-
partGre- In an interview with repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press Nr Barr
said: DIR. keene and I VII start FOR
The Hague on Saturday. We have finished
our work IN the British colonial office and
have seen everything they have bearing
on the Venezuelan boundary. the officials
in the office presenting everything for rs
He asked 10 see. We finished up az the
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An Agreement TO Put Down
Anarchistic PlotterS.
Hopes That France and England
viii Also Join.
Emperor William Rapidly Retiring All
the Veteran Generals of HIS Army
Over Seven Hundred Now on tna
Retired Lsse-ssrmanyss Issaliation
tor the Russian Tariff.

Copyrighted 1866. by the Associated Press
Berlin, sept. -o-AcCoFd!as 70 Informal
ton received from "a good source by the
correspondent oS the Associated Press. za
agreement has been reached between tho
Russian and German governmeass 20 ex-
ercise pressure lpen ;hs other European
governments 20 6rl1g about ~. 'iaterna-
t!on4l agreement 10 deal With anarchist
plots and plotters. aEs4 IL possible 20 Cause
a revision OF International exxra.ltlca
treaties. This entente resulted from -hs
meeting Of the cz-lr and Emperor William
at Breslau. NJ. Sfisksae. the acting Rus
sian minister FOR foreign affairs hor Rus
sia. is trying 10 gain the adhesion os
France 10 the arrangement. and al ex-
change OK notes between Germany, Aus
tria and Italy = also proceeding. In add
zion 4, IS hoped that Great Britain. n view
or the dynamite plots said 10 have becn
discovered by Scotland Yard. Will join in
the scheme by which anarchists and all
apostles OF physical fors,s VII ba ciassed
among common criminals for exsraaition
purposes.
The large number OF generals and othe-
high PrusslAn officers who haze bean
placed on The retired list since tho iats
army nlanegvers has led The NossIchc Zel-
tung 70 point out that since the accessiou<
OF Emperor William 55s PTGsslan generals
have been retired ami that 20 retired gem
erals are still living from before his acceS-
S1c{. atsA4tA@ LlaI altogether sat EETiSSs7fk
generals are drawing pensions. Other
newspapers, including even some of ihs
most conservative organs. are Joining IN
the complaint, and stating that the aver
age age og the retired generals Is reduced
every year. This year e IS - years or
age, against eS IN ls40. Another long list
or resirements - expected within a fort :
night. and 1t Is considered that the reich
stag this winter Will take the matter Up.
The bundesrath VIII meet N October.
and the colonial council assemblies Oc-
sober i3. The latter Will devote special at
ten,ion TO bringing about the cessation OF
slavery in the colonies ana the o-Sanixa-
ton OF criminal tribunals there.
Tho foreign Office has resolved 20 renew
the order forbidding the handling OF Rus
sian government paper on the German
bourses, unless the Russian government
abandons it's hostile tariff measures
against German exports. Such an order
was issued by Prince Bismarck IN 1857 and
remained In force until 1894. In the mean
while less serious retaiiatory tariff meas
ures are being planned and the prohibit
ton against the import OF Russian cattle.
hogs. etc. will be vigorously enforced.
EuIpe ror William has purchased cha
teau at Ahenberg, Russia. from Herr An
ton Schott. the famous teslor. for 80. 900
marks. His majesty intends 60 spend part
OF each autumn In shooting. The first
Official report on tr!chtnoyis IN American
hog products in Germany VIII b publish
ed next February.
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presidential electors. Two congressman
shoaia DC nominated. Esy al overwhelm-
Ing vote however. tae convention decided
- nominate Guly an electoral ticket.
The platform contains this emphatic
declaration on the money question:
''rhe Democrats Of me state ef Wash
iugton give notlc- 70 the world 5hat they
60 rot desire - repu1iate their 51st debts
indirectly by degasing our national cur
reueN. IN addition the platform defends
toe supreme court from tae attacks made
G0oa 5t 10y the Chicago convention. a0d
6eD0uuces tAe representatives of the
lfe1locFatlS party IN taaE 2ssenh}agc for
bciTsS 2mg the trsst repo-ed n them auI
eR-tevtag sway tao time~ACnorcG arincl-
p5es ~ the party
The ilekas Will bo alei zith TIE serrs-
taty ~ state as the pemoscatlc tle&et ~
the state of Washington. TAis was DE-
cs3ea upon hy ths convention aesr tas
c'oss % tts pr0eeeignES. on the motion -
4 r Z&hr.skls. of = aha Wslss. Tho
qtcst.0a WAS discussed Tor some m alttes
the law on the subject oeiug quoted ~ r
Number ct lawyers in Iae convention. II
vas held that "a the delegate go rAe stats
psmocratic convention AZ E5louSbQgx saa
surrendered their PARTY name ana Bp 30
th.s t.u,e thtre had sseeh TO pemocrl. p
,cket }a she state. tha convention e5al3
property assume tle party name ava -
before rhe puatc as the Democracy -
Washington
cain TfickS ant other siis.ou4s+< vre~e
present during tAe ccnvnrt0u. an8 ef-er
r. h1d a&1oarus3 thtv announced faas .e-
60 nvo-eeiinEs woUl3 te commenced 20
ent351 tae usa e. the nGufe peGaecr&st- or
tes lckrs 4s printed for Tae ele-tson
Goo5 lawyers. however. Aeii Eaas tt w.f.
ce frsrosssH5e 20 get A3 .ntsr<t soH. a- tcs
parties see&fu< >ach rensslv ~ 2s1 @ ne-
cest.fy css3rs E9at t3ty T@Tfes ~ fhe i'~u1-
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TO WIN OVER THE CAR.
Salisbury Is Going to Ba,moral
Today for That Purpose.
The Variety of Fpithets Coined TO
Sing at the II Cuspeakable Turk
The London Times Makes Correc-
TONY enezuelan Commissioners on
Their Way Home-Ncw Expedition
10 the North Pole.

Copyrighted, 500 by the Associated Press.
London, Sept 9s-The wesrssome Ar
rnanlan question has almost absorb rlo-
lac attention daring the week. Tne pro-
n0sa4 OF Nr. Gladstone 20 Withdraw the
British ambassador from Cons tauGinopse
and give tae Turkish ambassador here his
congo. - discussed hy all The newspapers.
ba; Il finds l.I.le favor and Is looked upon
s. being simply a policy OF crying boo
upon the sultan.
All eyes are now turned toward Bal
moral, whore the arrival today OF tho Mar
aals Of Salisbury. X IS hoped. marks
turning point in Great Brltains position
toward The powers. The British premier
~lG stay several days az Balmoral. and
there i Attle doubt that he VIII utilize his
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vvn-e.s. gent as-S gysc.4i.---Nwo v.Ss.s
arrived se-s iris wax. With ore for ,ns
4sn@ltsY. rs. la an bark lazArTE. from
po-t fgrss. Australia. brought l.lSs soFas @
assaes ~<se x aaa Lae American brig aaggs-
r,~v- szs~4 arrtga4 zsth ass feaz o. cofcsFl-
,~er4s seasr4 AAsxA Tss LAxarEa. AFTER
stfsefsarx1usr Aer cargo wsli proceed % Ia
cana 20 AXE = e--.4 .. @-1@ 5zE.
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EsTeress. Sept @s.-Sp Sp>czsl.--A casfarHsT
attempt was ns2Ge last mgek 70 wreck
street car ea tie e.@ctg.c Inc Esal6ing -
taa ssnelse- II was Esn}cssatly bright -
tsse aax1t OF tae Eaaoa fer t5ss -i4ssseTtIs.af Z
20 discover some oAstael1a Oh taa tranA.
and - step MS ear 81 tiase % 2F@Ti '1e d.
aHter. ETve szeayv t-zEsseT@ @ess p.aee1 o1
IRE track near ghe tFe@<-e- So G. 81 pas
Seesa~s nera "A E1e rGr.
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Eesso. Sept d -Sspcciai.--T-ae dry Eousa
os ne D1n s1inxie MIL ana three nj
cent rest5egcs buildings were destroyea
bv Ire a. 8 O'Clock this morning. ks9g
harared thousand shingles ware los.. on
wafeh there wax al insurance o. ~ GERS
rsee 0@G TIE Ioss on the dry hoalss s12
al joining buildings IS E.a3. El-A 10 sa-
gazrarce. Ths fire xas caszssf oy a sp@gk x
from u Srnoke&gzck Of ths nln.
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san Frzre.s>o sept. MAJ. fS~z- >ei-
s9a a Miles c-arl.s2l 4sT-sEa Thief of f'le
arnay. ans p4rtS arrived f~Fe 1oe3A3- 5'@
al rsros4z serss ssnisg AoEszay. aE1 then
sssssA for ss.sszsxn 4 Aaforniz @rd Arszc1a
en- a4s .nszee.-oL. oe t4.e y est@-ss III. IaEy
pcs.
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Tacoma. Sept. Especial Nation
a. Democrats in state convention as
senbIed placed Ia nomination today
the following ticket. tFor presgien-
tlal electors, Hon. Thomas Burke. 81 King
county; Hon -. W. S;apieton. or Clarke;
D-. Y. c. Blalock. OF Walia Walla, VIII
bur :. Yea-sley. OF Whitman.
The committee on permanent organIza-
tfoR and order OF business recon fneuded
that ~ addition 10 the four candidates for
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r-..s&els. SEPT 2f--K earresr ard Haynes,
-se aalexe1 - aasn.sers. a. s~e prose-
s~stezi ay fAs Beig42n government On faT
charge % saT$ag manufactured EXPOS IVES
a. Awy@~~-p
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FOX GOOD GOVERNMENT
And Against Free Silver and
Crack-Brained Demagogy.
WHAT IS LEFT OF THEM.
The Democrats of Principle Hold a
State Convention.
WHAT IS LEFT OF THEM

Tacoma II Houored by this State Com
vention Of the National Democrats
The Harmonious Proceestings Form
Contrast to the Rump Convention
Its Piatforn1-The Denunciaffon OF
the Chicago Declarations Against
Eloquent Declaration o1 the PrincI-
pies of True Democracy-lAn Elec-
torai Ticket Selected. 6ut a state
Ticket Considered InadvisabIe.
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jefferson county delegations There was
10 attempt az decoration On sae platform
or z5azze tbs rousA.
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Highest Of al LeaVening Power-Latest US. Govt Report
@aaI! R RssiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Church Votes

3Rev. :. W Cole viii preach 10 the fire.
men on Sunday morning.
Rev Julian Broaddus viii preach at sum
nit Point on Friday night, February 2lsf,
at z O'Clock
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for JEFF
ferson Circuit, " E Church, South, VIII be
held Feb. 10Th ana March lst.
The fourth quarterly meeting for Charles
Town station, " E. Church, South, March
lst The Presiding Elder IS expected to be
present.
Rev J. P. stump vas called to Woodstock
to preach the funeral sermon Of friend on
Sunday, and Rev. DR.. C. n Campbell, Of
the Presbyterian Church, occupied his pull
pit Sunday morning. There vas no preach.
ing there At night.
The annual meeting Of .he B. Y P. c.
was held in the Baptist Church Sunday
evening last. The exercises consisted Of
singing several pieces of music especially
adapted for the occasion, . short address by
the president, Mr. Frank MOreiand, on the
work Of the local Union, The reading Of a
poem entitled The Children's Crusade,
by Mr.. A. D. Barr, and an address by Rev.
8. W Cole on the work Of the Union in
America.
LENTEN SERVICES-ST. ANDREWS PAR
TSH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

Burg ars entered the dwelling Of Mrs. 81
san Bailiuger, n Bunker HiIl Berkeley
county. Wednesday night, and took from 2
room acccupied by Mrs. BaiiiugeF and her
sister. Miss Jane Henson. 81 N money and
some articles of clothing belonging 70 the
former, and gold watch belonging 10 the
after Mrs.. 3. ana sister have been n the
habit Of rising every morning about )
O'Clock. and Is hey did not awaken on
Thursday morning until some time after =.
for this aud other reasons 10 is thought hey
we're chlorof0Fmed. These ladies are Gnu
sins Of lIrs. " [. Daigarn aud Mrs " :.
Merchant, OF his pi2ce.-SpiTit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19


The
WHEELING REGIS Err,
IN all rs editions. is recognized as
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER ~ VEST
VIRGINIA.
A PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
viii be elected next rear.
The Result Of the Election viii be announced
n the Weekly Register. November tth. 1888
The interest n the coming CAMPAIGN VIII be
more intense than any 81 rs Predecessors u
he historv 1f the country. The Wheeling
Weekly REGISTER. IS the leading Democratic
paper. viii keep YOU thoroughly posted
The Wheeling Weekly REGISTER viii be sent
TO any address from now until November 10TH
1885. FOX
300.
Tie Weekly REGISTER is AZ ideal Family
Journal 1lled with matter OF special interest
% the Touan- It's many pages contain az the
news of the world and 81 Vest Virginia and
and 10 man can afford % 10 without the
Weekly Register Il he wants 90 Keep posted on
the current events % he day.
send money BY registered letter express or
der 1r check Address kEGl1L Eh-
Dec . Isq5 WheelIuE- Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19
DIED

SAMUEL = D. infant son Of John A. ant
Bessie Morningstar, born sept a 1885, diec
February L. ls96, aged months
30 has EFT Is. precious treasure
More than all the world beside
Oh our hearts are sad and lonely
Since our little baby lied
How We miss lis tender actions,
How We loved him-fOndiy crave
When life journey snail be ended
Let Us sleep beside his zraTe-
81 HIS PAEEEIE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

1---nr he month Of January
we, everybody vas crying Dull Dun
Beard. .he 5iauouer
Vas Increasing bis sales
Twelve and lall pep cent
--.- ,,--esrordinr month .ast year
HOW 81 tt" We'll three -linss
--rt-He has .he -gnt sind
-acond-Tie price IS right
rh.ri-fs wants ,o please lo-
-t--.. all -ou varr IOT sol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

SIR. c. F Vail purchased, sold and ship
ped on Monday Of last week 4I3 hogs
Weighing u 500 .bs.. also 5 head Of steers
. from Mr. John @. Burns averaging 1,l5I
lbs and 1875 head Of sheep and calves
being the most stock that has been shipped
bv hin in one day this year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

Chickens we're stolen from Mr. Arthur
Davenport last week. chicken thief n
Martiusburg recently got lot Of bird shot
n both iegs Those given 10 thests about
here had better abandon the business
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19
First-Class Meal.

IF YOU want a FIRsT-CLAss MEAL. a
LUNCH OF SANDWICH 90 70 FRAME :
RESTAURANT, opposite the Conner Hotei,
Haruers Ferry. ". Va SELECT OYSTERS
always on lznd. and served Il the best posi-
bic manner. according % taste-
Fen. -. IsS5-im-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

The Wheeling Iute-ligeucer psys q very
handsome compliment -o Col Forrest w
Brown. lt Charles Town VINO IS referred Co
1ro1a1ls cauiidaLe tor Governor Of
Vest Virginia. 10 says that be IS q coming
nan. We mink he has already gotten there,
aud & he snail yss stiil further, and occupy
The r11ern.toriai chair. he viii be- one OF
the BEST Governors This state has ever had
And &c .uu-t be remembered that Jefferson
county IS entitled to he nomination Tins
rear.-.SIe u. cr,ist Ii-u Rsglster.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

Mr. John " Gardner announces his
candidacy for re election to the Assessor
ship In the past few years Of iucumbeucy
Of The Office he has manifested in The dis
charge of the duties thereof courtesy, COM
potency and conscientious fidelity, and these
commend him 70 the consideration Of the vo-
ters. Being 4 Democrat, ike the others
competing for the nomination he subjects
himself TO The decision Of the primary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

A resolution Of thanks to Mr. Charles B.
Rouss for his eiIt of SIS COO TO he University
Of Virginia vas adopted By he Virginia iegis-
r1rrra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

john ~ Ror Camp. C. y, meets next
Thursday even q AZ q O'Clock Regular
meeting night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

Women are not the only ones who are
sensitive about -heir ages. a nan ioesn'
ize .o be- cold chat be IS getting old. Health
Keeps nam Young. To i0esn make any
difference i be- has lived slightly wears u
they have been healthy years be- viii be- hale
and hearty and won ook within twenty
years Isl old Isl le s. fo9d digestion lud
lcl blood make people l0z youthful. Dr.
Pierce ea.deu Medical Discovery makes
rcl, rel blood. To makes IealtA 10 the
iEl. VIZ To WORKS according -o the right
heCrT and % .llr-T rears lf practice, o has
proved -lar .ls -le0rT g absolutely correct
T. begins 10 .he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by put
eng be stomach. .ve- and bowels peg
ect order. bug 70 begins its good worS ln the
blood before finishes with Che digestive
system - searcaes 1ut iisease germs
wherever -Lev nay le lud forces them out
DO -te body A.l druggists keep The dis
corerv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

The circuit court Of Jefferson county,
Judge Faulkner, vas occupied asst week
from Wednesday with the case of First Ma
aonai Bank Of Jefferson rs. William B.
Page. r. d. Allen and Caleb Burns on a
note for $1,000 drawn by Page and Endorsed
By Allen as irat iudorser and Burns IS sec
oud. Aliens defense vas that his signature
vas a forgery AID Burns admitted bis sig
nature 10 be genuine. The jury failed to
agree aud the case viii have 70 be fried
again. This was the second trial Of The case,
the former verCiot being against Allen, and
Judge Faulkner sec 10 aside on the ground
of improper evidences admitted and .echui-
calities 'f the ,aw Capt. Baylor and Judge
ID. B. Lucas represented he plaintiff, aud
Col. F. ~ Brown and Hon. Marshall Nc
C0rmicz were counsel for Mr. Allen.
Wn Walker. Indicted FOR misdemean0r,
on Saturday withdrew his plea Of mot gull
.y aud entered a plea Of guilty, and vas
fusd len dollars and costs. 2 " Brown
for State Cle0n More for defence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

Jacob Lash0rn, in attempting 10 board
moving train 1t Dufields asst Thursday,
fell between the wheels and vas killed. His
body was mutiiated u 4 horrible manner
lie resided At KearueysyiIe, vas a popular
employe Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and vas aged IS years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

The 0ne-haif undivided interest Of James
B. Colt, deceased, IN go acres Of land,
known is Shenandoah Park, adjacent TO
the town Of Bolivar, vas sold on Friday asst,
by special Commissioners Brown, TrapHeil
and Graham. TO Col Juo. n GARRISON for
sg00
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

The irsi grand military bail given by
Company First Regiment Vest Virginia
Nations Guards q Rauss Memorial Hail
90 Thursday evening was brilliant sue
cess. The best lt order prevailed during
The entire evening Excellent music vas
furnished by che Charles Town orchestra
Quite b llm1sr 'f Young people we're pres
enc from Hara-rs Ferry Tie ball vas
opened with The Grand march, which .ooks
exceedingly intricate. and Isl the perfect
labyrinth 1i pretty girls aud gallant young
men marched round and -ouu1 che room, 10
presented picture pleasing To- witness.
The company vas To- i..i Uniform. The sue
cesstll .u.il,nent VI -ls bail IS iu q large
measure due 10 the efforts OF Sergeant John
Ii Elliott who exhibited Ebiiity 10 The
management lf he alf.ir--l .i-0c1ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

A. the neetiug 0i John VI Rowan Camp,
q. y. held january 81, lhe Lieut. Com
nauler was authorized To- appoint COM
nittee lf .adies who should be- -equs-ted to-
ar'i-f- 1i other aides oi The commu-
.--. .4 leTisiug and carrying -o "A successful
conclusion au entertainment On the irst Of
Nay next. To- accordance wit- the address Of
General John B. Gordon Grand Com
nauder 20 Confederate Veterans, 20 aid in
raising funds toward The erection and esta5-
ueu- lf The proposed southern Battle A5-
bev In compliance with this resolution
said committee vas reported by Lieut. Com
uauder David Howell AZ The meeting Of The
Camp held Thursday evening. rs follows
Mr. r. p Chew. Mrs. ~. ~ B Ga.laher,
Yrs. Geo. 49, Haiues. Mrs. julius c.
HoImss Hrs. John 7. C0lston, Mrs Marga-
ret A.s0ui,h, Mrs. A. @. Hopkins. llrs.
james Wrsong. Mrs. Cleou Moore Mrs. C.
Frank Ga.iahsr and Misses Dali Rowan
lnd Ellie Eeer..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

Special. have Just closed ont from 4
retiring manufacturer about 275 pairs Of
mems pants. These trousers are made from
the finest worsteds and all WOODEN cassimeres
and sell regularly from $3.50 to 81 50 pair
To move them rapidly you can take your
choice Of the entire lot at 800 a pair
WI. KAHN.
The Reliable Ciothier. Sadler Block.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-02-19

The offering Of the Ransom residence for
sale vas deferred from asst Friday until
next Saturday, 22nd See advertisement.
u IS a very desirable property delightful
home place, with ample avn etc, and has
a commanding view of the mountains for
miles