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MANDERsoN YIELDS.
lie says Hs'. Passive and WIN Stand and
Nai. for the Pr.sidrucy.

Washington. Feb. 7.-The candidacy OF
ex-senator Charles r. Mauderson Of Ne
hraska Cor the republican nomination was
announced to-day az the capito! by sever
al ot has friends. General Henderson. This
evening fn conversation, said. "For
months past Z have received letters from
all sections of the country urging me %
enter tie lists as a candidate. These let-
ters came from comrades in the war of
tbe rebellion and from associates in pub
lic lie and iu addition 1 have received
many personal requests from fellow citi-
zeus iu Nebraska. Before leaving home
for Washington the urgency was 0f such
emphatic character that I decided 20
mike ~ further opposition ami 70 re-
main passive. 7 can now simply say that
under this urgency ANA the kindly en-
Couracement that has followed it ] can
DO nothing but stand and wait"
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Stockton. Cal, Feb. 17-Mrs. Grace
peared from Tacoma, on Dec. q last.
has been located here. She arrived sew
eral days ago and said she was tramp
ing through California. She is evident
ly suffering from mental alteration.
She answers perfectly the description
given OF Mrs. Cody. Relatives are en-
route 10 Identify her.
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A BUSTED PARTY.
Silver Sentiment Divided In North Caro-
iina-Mott's Prediction.

iina-Mott's Prediction.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE extent to
which the republican party in North Car
ohna is broken on silver has been indi-
Gated by two recent events. On Friday
Pearson. republican of the Ninth district
voted for silver and against his party.
and to-day J. J. Nett formerly the re-
publican leader In The state, has issued
an appeal TO the committee, as chairman
of the silver executive committee. Mott
expects TO see a silver combination OF re-
publicans and democrats in North Caro-
INA that will give the state to a silver
candidate for president.
T. A. NARROW and C. J. Mcnamara of
Helena are at the Shoreham.
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SEVEN soRE BlKERs.
A Tire Exploded While the sextuplet Was
tttnE the Pace.

San Diego. Cal. Feb. 11.-At the Coro-
nado track to-day the tire OF seNtupiet
exploded. causing seven wheeimen 70 re-
ceive injuries. The accident occurred dur
ing the trial Of racing team for the
worlds record iu the mile and a half
mile. flying start. Wells the San Fran
cisco wonder. was paced BY the sextuplet
with Stone, Terrin. Washburu. Schmidt,
Vaughan and Swanbrough UP. A warm
lug-up mile was made and then away
they went Tor the go against time. Wells
keeping within three feet of the rear %
the big machine and the others putting
an their metal in the combined effort 70
leave him. When near thc three-quarter
pole and going at 1.u gait. a report
was heard and in second or 50 nothing
could be- seen 81 the wheels or the riders
an having gone down iu terrible tumble
behind tfe low fence. SWanbrough was
the only one. however. seriosly hurt. his
left ankle bone being broken.
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HOUSE TOrTruI1-s.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE agricultur-
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Frankfort. XIV. Feb. 1.-THE senatorial
ballot. necessary 70 a choice s.: Black
burn ~. Hunter Is. Holt = Carlisle 8. No
Creary I. Cochran l. Bate T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

In advising the farmer to keep q record
OF each cows yield II. Monrad writes to
the Country Gentleusn as follows: Too
often the milking is delayed by field work
and hired man i have been one myself
is not likely to be over particular
about getting the last drop when be has
been DELAYED very late. The boss is also
likely to find ont that irregular milking
reduces the yield, aud hence be more
steady 10 ths purpose to let milking be
the most important, be be ever so busy
win other work.
With regular milking comes regular
feeding Of the calves. and who will deny
the good feet OF this on their develop
menl2 Above 1t al remains the TACT that
such simple account keeping lfts the com
mon place work Us milking IL wrongly
considered up to y higher plane and gives
every body conc,rued sn increased 10
t-rest 10 bis work
DO you expect w,i0hlnP the milk will
increase the yieldY ssked snytrinpIy one
Of my neigL bors o. O.; aud yet he same
msD aid me sbnu 80 per cent above the
market price for one Of my cows when |
sold ont Hhy2 Simply because | let
him see her r. cord
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| HARRY LAWRENCE Photographer.
~ Owing TO the continued Increase 10 my
busine's, i shan reAiter be found At ms studio
on Ban ST. very LAY TO the WtsE utepHred to
do the huest vurs 90 tAbIuets 90 PEI d,g
satin tulsh All kinds OF engaging hulshing 10
Gil, water colors or crAyou, Call uud roe spec
mens,
HARRY LAWRENCE,
Msnche. er Depot W., Dec gath, 1895. h2t
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All Kinds of Barter Taken in
Exchange for Goods.
J. DAVIS b SON.,
Manchester Depot Vermont
November b, 1855


Is unequalled for Eczema, letter Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and GRADUATED Eye Lids.
For sale by druggists al % cents per box.
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Is lr PHoFIr OR 10 =

We bsve 20 doubt there IL much money
paid ont for fettilz r. 90 icb no prof.
is realized At toe ssms time there sre
farmers who are msklug something from
their use.
There i. 90 doubt but farmer can work
bis,busiuess successfully. can keep up snd
even iuctebse the productIV espsciiy Of
his acres, without buyiDg msuures. Thy
are many tI.mpIes 10 prove this. We be
leye llso there srs many farmers uho
would 6rd 1t to their advantage 10 give
more attention to mskibs home supply
and make less dependence 90 the purohas
material.
Tier. sG vast suount Of money paid
out each year 10 the safe for these msr
uiscluries. NJ uuIsctursn had our state
0 ae Of the bee, fields Tor the sale Of these
nsnures there il 10 the oonbtry. Certainly
they making soue money cat Of ns-hos
much are We making ont Of their goodsl
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Bennington co. Savings Bank
BENNINGTON. VERMONT.

TRusTErs-A. b Valentine, Pee /. T.. Glib
son V &c Pres, q. " Hartman. DIN Scott, J. I,
shurtlei. J, Il Judson. John Robinson
TINE Bennington Comfy Savings Bank at IN
new banking house on the corner is open
daily tor the tran action Of business from 9
clock m. to O'Clock p m, sundays aud hoh.
days excepted
Interest TO depositors striotly In accordance
with the lsws Of the state Of Vermont, Money
deposited nltime after the first day OF each
month drass interest from the fret day of the
next succeeding month. Interest computed
January lst aud July LIST, and If not Withdrawn
will be added to principal, and interest there
after Will accrue upon it,
Loans solicited upon real estate and undOubt.
ed personal securities,
Safe deposit boxes for rent. jewelry ard plate
received on storage sts very moderate charge,
Wills scaled and registered and receipt given
for same. Private coupon and writing rooms
for dealers,
All business strictly confidential, aud given
most careful attention,
G. H. DEWEY, Treasurer,
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qnE MlLK QuE lion IN NEW YoEK

Agricultural Commissioner Schraub OF
New York, IN bis annual report, states that
very few people have any idea OF the qnsn
tlty Of milk consumed snnually and the
importance OF having the qaslity good.
10 New Y.rk city, last year, 10000 600
40 quart cans we're consumed and as about
and as about one third the population OF
the state is 10 that city, it is safe to esti
mate tbst the milk consumed in the state
reached q O00, 900, 40 quart cans. ! $50,
600 600 quarts. The necessity OF the ut
N ost Vigilance OF this department must be
81 parent. Com missioner SchTaub further
says: A few weeks ago 10 Albany our
agent found a man producing milk which
he sold to retail vendors, be himself never
vending it TO customers. The result was
he never came 10 contact with our agents,
so did not fear them or the Law. 40 ansly
sis OF bis milk showed an sdulterstion Of
III per cent water
A fault that i, found with the milk law
is that 1t does rot allow the defendant to
introiuce evidence that be did not adu
terse lis milk, and that it was Just ss it
came from the COW. Mi Schroub thinks
II the law were changed to admit this evi
debce, it would practically destroy it's
usefulness, At present 80 per cent OF the
milk sold on the markets is above stand
ard while prior to the enactment Of the
milk laws, three iour,bs OF the milk sold
came below it.
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Don T WCEK NTH THE hands ALONE.

Dos W,BK NTH THE hands ALONE.
1t is this mental raining tbst gives the
lawyer bis II tlrsncr N soIty over al
other classes Of m.n he has to study ont
all the philosophy Of thu farmers life, in
order hat he may Try farm c,s,s success
fully, and 30 10 turn he studies the pl II
osopby Of the doct rs life the merchsLt's
life and the msuuIaciuters life.
There are thousands upon thousands Ct
men VITO sre dairy fsfmers. who hfve
natural qnsllies OF mind az strong a. the
lawyer, but they lack tue mental training
and so they are weak 10 the conduct OF
their own business aud 10 their itfiueDce
among men, They have slssys considered
too much that the work OF the farm was q
work OF the hand; they have never be
lieved that to be truly successful they
shonld have well trsiued MODS ~ we'll ~
hsuds. They have never lrpined them
selve, to be students OF the foil meaning
OF their business. Fer that reason they
live on The onter edge Of it, no,
10 the besrt Of It
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Agriculture.
lt.o,. 90 -, Ito


A oanapcp4eug q the CgBtl'y asnts
m.a hss bed asat YEAR, Ip,titucs ui b
Toe silo sra stites that fsch yer leacbus
ut. lestop CT eobdn' somt sIresdy Itslu
"a aud sd, The sreeta tIptusucs q
ths year oafdms ttr scogemy q the tilo
smtsas Of prestrv % eeFB fodder.
TIE ZIP, ritncs Of The yssr bas .Iso con
Armed sac,hsr 'essoS. Nbfp the tlio 49,
allied, the corn sa very orr, Seed sAs
saved from Is 10 good condition, sud lh,
lssves were ss Dry ~ bsy Had taksn
sd,ics. / vouid hsve uet The corn ss il
uss Oiled itta the ,iIo, but believed
there VS. suaie sut moisture let 10 The
stslks 70 pfodu hes, stongb 10 lryveft
mouIdius, sud | Sas risbt Saettrr 90
slAss have urytF bad.
Ose otlrr icsson the years IpsrieBce
col dtms. lbst - 10 rrsar TO ogyeriuc.
have G. s,rrd 10 several Ways heretofore
have covered sih boards sod Weighted;
| have coveted With tons Of ssnd. and
have lrtt the cetn entirely uncovered. 10
either ca e have found shout the same
quality Of spoiled eusiisge on top Lasy
Jog the silo uncovered, therefore. T. u say
tng Of labor Last fsll l raked up the
loose leaves aud dirt thst Uttered the
grouud about the cutter aud pat that on
top Tlis moul ed. srd the eusllaee
underneath Iotted for only about half 80
inch. imst inc thst q COVERING OF cut
straw would save much epsilaget II one
tad the straw. but here straw meadow bay
aud IKE coarse material Is worth more
than com.
msy add to this that still ind my
single boarded lilo IS sound as ever, snd
be ensIlage we'll kept
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\IODD-Those withing to contract for ihsir
w ters supply Of wood will rave money
by consulting with me / Alec have 10 pleas
entity located building lots within hAns mile Of
the Depot sh.ch vii cell very reasonable
NJ. " UTLEY
Manchester Depot. VI. s pit, 18th, 1895. 1877
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INOR SALE OR hEEr. a large, tao story
/ dwelling on Main street 10 the village Of
Manchester uith barn AnI cut buildings Con.
tsin. iii sleeping rooms large dining room, and
can be ussd tor b0Arden For particulars Gd
dfesss
Il COOK.
Msnche,ter, Vt Jan. TN, 1895. SSH
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WOOD FOR sALE.-Oue hundred cord, Of
w sea.oued ssh wood, II inchts long, Al
| MS pr cord. Chunks for stoves or fireplace.
| Gail upon OF address,
n REAULo,
Oct. stb, 20. Iltf Manchester Centre, VI.
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NOTICE -- Having purchased NJ. l.. Utley's
" entire ftock OF mests, etc. ! am prepare
10 furntsh the pubic snh choice cuts Of tree b g,
sslt and smOked meas also lard, butter, eggs
and eYtrythlrg found 10 frst. clAss mArEet.
Orders delivered promptly.
GEORGE " UTLEY.
Manchester Depot Vt 5lti
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TO HORSE OWNERS,

For putting a horse in fine healthy con.
dition try Dr. Cadys Condition Powders.
They tone up the system aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life to an old or oyer.worked horse. 25
aents per package For sale by druggists
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PLAYS AMP


Marie Tempest will probably return to
this country next season.
Carmen sylvia is said to be hard at work
on q play which will be submitted to Bern
hardt.
Andrew Mack is now universally con-
ceeded to DO the successor in light Irish
comedy of poor William J. Seaman.
Horny Irving is at last deservedly ''catch-
ing it, from the critics for his ~inexousable
%mouthings of S-hakespeare's best lines.
Despite her assiduous devotion to the
bicycle Lillian Russell has not succeeded
in becoming half SO thin as she would like
to be.
Octavius Cohen's comedy drama, "The
Sleeping City" has been sold to A. Q.
Scammon. The title has no reference to
Philadelphia.
Fairly good musicians are a drug in the
market. Many musical directors are
now working for salaries ranging from $50
to $40 a week.
NJ. Quad, the humorist, has frequently
been -importuned to write a comedy, but
has persistently declined the numerous
tempting offers.
Thespians are denouncing Joseph Jeffer-
son for the organization of the all star cast
of "The Rivals and the consequent early
closing of the companies of the actors.
An effort is on foot to organize a prop
erty mans protective association. The
things or persons from which or whom
they desire to be protected arc not stated.
The famous Metropolitan Opera House,
New York, is to be given over to vaude-
vile during the summer. The De Reszkes,
Tamagno, Lasalle, Maurel, ~Campanini,
give way to the thin voiced and vulgar
soubrette.
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4 n SPUR.

Trainer John Ramsey has public stable
I'm training at Mystic this season
The New r. Gland racing season opens
Mt Haverhil tho last week IN May.
Hulsboro, Or, adyertises a meeting for
July Ia, with rather liberal purses.
ST. Louis horsemen are making a united
effort for a driveway suitable for speeding.
Tho programme for the summertrotting
meeting at Rigby park, Portland, Me-, has
been arranged.
Pedlar, s:1slz, has been placed in the
stable of W. FL. Moody, Worcester, Mass,
for campaigning.
The pacer Tom Ogden, 2:o7, owned by
@. @. Jerome, Chicago, is in training at
Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. a. K. Hart of West williamsfield,
o., has bought the pacing gelding Giddy,
by Allie Wilkes, 2:15.
The first foal at Patchen Wilkes farm,
Lexington, KY, is by Axtell, out of Alice
Black, by Jersey Wilkes.
a new trotting association has recently
been organized ut Gloversville, N. Y, with
j. Bartholomew as secretary.
It is reported that John r. Gentry,
s:03N, win not be raced until he has
achieved-two minute honors.
There are a steady demand and a rising
market for high class roadsters in Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston.
Consuela S, a s-year.old flly, by Di-
reotum (o:o5k)-Daisy Nutwood, by Nut
wood, viii be bred to Direct, 1861, this
year.
Portland, Or, is out with a very at
t~ractivo programme for trotters, PAGERS
and runners for u meeting to occur June
1890.
1t is reported that the track at Nashua,
N. a.. has been leased by New York par
ties, and that several meetings will be
given.
Monroe Salisbury has announced hat
be viii take a small and select string of
horses through h Montana circuit this
season.
a Canadian circuit has been formed,
embracing the towns of Cobourg, Trenton,
Napanee, Deseronto, Micton, Gananoque
and Kingston.
New quarters nave been found for the
valuable records, etc., of tho National
Trotting association in the Atna build
ing. Hartford.
philadelphia horsemen have started a
movement for the erection of a monument
to keep fresh the memory of Americas
veteran driver, William a. Doble.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-02
WOODS COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
TYPEWRITING.

AND SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
TYPEWRIr1NG.
A Practical Business Education can he aq~
quircd only In a Practical Business School. :
A Commercial School of High Grade, which
couples a good Engiish education with a sys-
tematic business training.
11TH YEAR-USDER THE SAsH PRIscRKL-
4 complete ali-around equipment for bnsi-
ness life including The ErgiiEh branches, with
bookkeeping, Shorthand, TypewTitiBg. Cor,
Responsiveness. Mercantile Customs aud Forms
Commercial Law, Economies ard Civics.
Graduates arc successfully assisted 10 POSI-
tons
Hon. t. Strobe Farrow, Auditor Of The War
Department Hon. Henry G. Bell. Deputy
Commissioner Of Pensions. Hon Herman ".
Srow, Sergeant AZ Arms OF the Honse Of Rep
rcsentatiyes. and hundreds Of other prominent
men have patronized our college. and they
one and all highly recommend our system Of
instruction to all b desire n th0rou Oh edu
cation at \ reasonable expenditure of time and
money.
Call or send for Illustrated catalogue con-
tanning the pictures of s. graduates.
COURT p WOOD, LII 81,
1 viii give five private Lessons, free OF
charge, 10 any one who viii take a course Of
Lessons as the result Of this Advertisement
Oct %. IS956u. c. r W.
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The EAR.

The blind are generally possessed of g
~singularly acute sense of hearing.
The crocodile hears remarkably we'll and
has the rudiment of an outer ear.
In the Indian statue of Guatama the
lobes of the ears are SO long that they reach
tho level of the lamp.
Deafness is more prevalent in cold than
in warm countries, the ears being sensitive
to changes of temperature.
The tympanum of a whales ear lies at
the end of a long, narrow, bony tube.
The hearing of this animal is almost pre-
ternaturally ncute.
The interior ear contains u quantity of
crystalline powder, which by analysis is
found to be carbonate of lime. Its use is
to communicate the sound vibrations ev-
emily to the nervous centers.
There is n curious difference in ears be.
tween tho donkey and tho horse, the ears
of the latter being small and we'll shaped,
while those of the former, though he hears
no better, are of extremely generous pro.
portions.
The middle ear contains three very curl,
Gus bones, which, from fRncied resem'
blanoes, nave been called malleus, the
hammer; incus, the anvil, and stipes, the
stirrup. These three are connected, ant
by their aid tho vibrations of tho tympan
un are conveyed to the interior car.
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SOUTHWARK.

Trains No. 4Oo, 4ls. 40 1uu 80 are 1Ail1 -
cent Sunday Train No. 449 runs Sunday only.
Additional mixed train leaves southwark az
4 % md S.54 A. NJ, arrive At Harrison1urg At
IL So a. NJ. and 6.SS p. A.. except Sunday
CONNECTIONS.
Train 4oS connects at HarpeF's Ferry -
Fast Limited Express train leaving At 1.0113.
M. arriving at Pit;ssburg $50 p. u- and at
Chicago IL % u. M, next morning with train
leaving ut 5.15 p m. arriving at Cinciunatii AZ
7.45 n. M. ST. Louis GOO p. m. and connects
at Wcavcrtou with Train arriving at Hagers-
town at 2.i1 p. M, and at Washington Junnc-
.tion with train arriving atfrederick ati.55 PM
Train $40 connects with Fast Vestibnle train
at Harper's Ferry at ESQ p m. for Chicago, at
1921 D. n. for Pittsburg and 1:59 a M for
Cincinnati and st. Louis. Arrive at Pits
burg at ZOO a. m, Chicago at 9:f5 p. M, Gin
cinnafti ut 5 p. pm, and 81, Louis ESQ a M
Excursion Tickets viii be sold TO parties of
ten or more between all ticket stations on the
Valley Divisiou-Good for two days
For tickets and further Information apply 70
r. & o. SCENTS or TO b. +. Bond. Pass Agent,
Baltimore, q. Z. Dudrow, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Winchester, Va
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run
through To Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chicago and
Ptttsburg on all express trains.
W. II. GREENE, Gen1 Manager.
CHAS. o. SCULL, len Pass. Agt-
Nov. IL, 1895.
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NJ. sG0TT WELLER,
GENEEAL MAcHINIgT
General Repatrer in Wood, Iron, Steel and
Brass.
Corner of Charles and Liberty Streets,
CHARLEsTowN, W. VA.

CASTS BRASS,
TURNS IRON AND STEEL.
TURNS WOOD AND BRASS.
DOES FIRST-CLASS WORK,
uAS the Latest Improved Turning Lathe.
III and viii do Turning and Boring of all
kinds. Chasing threads in Nuts and ON large
Screws q speciality. Does a general line ofRe-
pairing, and Light and Heavy Smithing. Re
pairing Pumps in their various apartments.
Fits Water. Gas and Steam Files and Sets
ollkinds of Saws, Griuds Axes, Scissors. Shears
and Cutlery of all kinds. Repairs Bicycles.
Repairs Traction and other Engines, and
does n gcneraIline of Mil Work. Turning and
Smitbing workmanship second to none
Boiler Leaks and Tubes Repaired on shortest
notice. Also deals in Light Brass Castings,
CHECK, Globe and Throttle Valves. Stopcocks,
Steam Pipes, Fittings, Unions, &c, always in
took. All orders receive prompt attention at
moderate cost.
Patentee of the celebrated Weller Iron Gel
lar Door-the best article of the kind made.
- Agent for the sale of the Iron Fencing
Cresting Railing, Stairways, &c, of the cele
brated Rogers Fence Company.
NJ. SCOTT WELLER.
February 10. 1857.
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HowE's HOMELESS.

As a rule. when a mar talks well, he
talks too much.
1t is as important to keep out of cour
as it is to keep out of debt.
With many people virtue is nothing
more than fear of being found out.
P~oIiteness'is such a strain that every
one is glad when a guest goes homo.
Liars are becoming so numerous that
after awhile a man will lose confidence in
himself.
Now that the fishing eason has COM
menced it mny be we'll to remember that
any man who will fish will lie.-Atchison
Globe.
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sARVEN WHEELS,

universally pronounced the best wheels made.
REPAIRING A SPECIALLY.
1 have established a Carriage Repository at
Upperville, Fauquicr county. Persons desir-
ing vehicles at the above place.. daring my alb
sence can leave their orders with w. Richard
son, druggist
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
to me from Clarke, jefferson and adjoining
counties, respectfully ask a continuance of the
same. GEO. C. THOMAS.
February %, 1881.