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Sflhrgiaiit /rrc i1ri*os.
Darwin ri-e* Ht six ami irm-s *?» bed at ten.
That* the kind of baboon in* is.
The mad to eomplrtettcHS lies through the
garden of tJethseuiane.
It was the ii. whahyV soldier loving broth
er who want \l her called Rub-a-dub-dub.
The Kitu|t‘l' Sweden is a poet, ami w!hu
he sends around a few verse- on Spring to a
country pajs-r they go in.
If vow -h Uhl be asked w hen a eat i- like |
u tea|K>U you might say: When your teas
in’ it."
Insanity is no cau-e for divorce ill Wis
consin. They think a [ers.n must bo craxv
in the tir-t place W marry.
A Bridgeport man says Ids w ife is only
half like a telescope. He can draw her out
l»ut can't shut her up.
An old fellow, now under the control of
his fourth wife, alway- a:hides to the three
departed one.- as his "spare ribs.
What is the difference between a fixed j
star ami a meteor? One is a sun and the
other a darter.
Is your wife a Democrat or a llcpubli
can. ' She’s neither ; —then, glancing eati
tiously arninJ and in lmar-c accents: She
•t Home Kuler.
There i- a young ladv in Brnnvlyn so re
fined in her language that -he never uses
the word “blackguard,** hut substitutes
“ African sentinel."
The Kuieher’vKker lee Coui|»unv'- Pre-i
dent is report,-l as saying that it will heim
po-siMe to reduce the price of ice this year
as the price •>! hay i- -o high! Hey ? Say
that again.
Th • Irishman's cat pa. 1 for herself du
ring the reeeut freeze lb*-talcs: "Isouhd
her eleven times t«.r a shilling a time, and
-he always got home before 1 could get there
niesilf."
A nobleman wished to induce Garrick to
stand as a candidate for Parliament. “ My
lord." -aid Uarriek. "I would rather play a
leading part <>n the Stage, than the part of
a fool in Parliament.”
The (.’hiric-e Kncyrlopjedia meets a long
f.-it want, and no family should fs- without
it. It is published at Pekin in b ngu vol
umes. and at the price of $7,/><hi is the satit '
a* given away. me nest.
*• lie i- lilur.il to a fault,” said Smith,
speaking of a well-known citizen of Vir
ginia City. “ It is the only thing to which
he is liberal.” said Brown. ” And then the
fault mu-t 1 h* his own," r-tnarkcd Joins.
T1 Kit’s a co*»d story of the man who j
thought “mors omnibus” was Latin for
hearse, and so is that other story of the
chap who translated l’ere la Chaise “la
ther'- buggy.
“lie was fortjurly a 1 at.er, but became
Converted,* is th * way one ol the fl
ange, V J., paper* put it in shaking of the
experience of a reformed man at a temper
ance revival in that city.
“ M ui often jump at conclusions,” says
the proverb. S > do dogs. We saw a dog
jump at the eoiiclu-ion of a cat, which was
sticking through the opening of a partly
cl<«*cd d>*ir. and it nude more disturbance
than a church scandal. ,
“ Little baby is very ill. Charlie; I am
afraid he will die.” “ Well, if he does die.
mainma, he won’t go to the Imd place.’
** Why Charlie, how cun you know that?'
"Oh,*I know he can’t mamma; lie’s got
too teeth to gnash.”
A Yankee mother made the first pair of
♦cuUsers for her son and heir. They wi re
equally proportioned front and rear, and 1
w hen lie was brought to the fond father, the
iuttef coolly observed, ‘ Puor little fellow, ,
he w ill not know whether he i> g* ing to
school or coming home.’
In a case before Judge Fiuletter, of I'hil
ndclphia, he judicially decided that the oat
is an animal which i- entitled to the prut ec
tiou of the law. but extrajudichtlly be took
occasion to express the opinion that the eat
is a nuisance, and therefore a proper -ui -
ject for exterminating processes.
“ Sal-ay-you can't com * to sec her any
more.” remarked a Marathon boy ?•- thcad
i*.ireroi th y tub's i.-ter. “Whv not?”
rl5 • an you e-nne s-orcii nights in the w.-ck
How, and how could you come any more
now without spreading the week like bla
st's
Two young clergymen were di-puting -o
loudly on the subject of religion that they
aw oke a hig <1 »g that had 1> ‘en sleeping on
the hearth before the fire, w hereupon he be
gan to hark furiously. An <»hl preacher
w ho ha 1 bvti quietly -tipping his t a while
the disputant- w< r.* talking, gave the dog a
kick, exclaiming: “Hold your tongue,
you silly brute! you kuow uo more about it
than they do!”
A N* iv ilimpshir • w >:ma has a ha-hand
who is addicted to joining secret societh-*.
ported by the Manchester Mirror: “Jiuel
llc'Ujiue anything. There can t nothing
conic along that’s dark and sly and hidden,
but lie'll jin it. It' anybody should get up
a society to burn hi* h are down he’d i:ne
it ju-t as soon n he e<»uld get in, and ii‘ lie
h id to pay to get in he'd go all the sudden
er.”
“ I am loth to close. We a re not enemies
but friends. We must not be enemies.
Though passj.ui m «y have strained, it must
not break our bonds of affection. The mys
tic eortls of memory, stretching from every
battle-field and patriot grave to every liv- !
tug heart and hearthstone alt over this broad
land, will yet swell the choru* ol the Uni
on. when again touched, a* surely they will
be, by the better angels of our nature.”—
jU>r'iK-un /,»/ic '$ i i-OM/w •{/ 1S61.
“ t tcni’m- n. -a'd Brother t iardner, as he
glanced at the el sk, “ w . am on de pint of
refrigeratin’ to our homes. Let de >]>eerit
oli harmonv dat allu prevails henh toiler
»- inter tie outer world. IH> wind-mill
*• • -t s no mor * dan d • humble ami quiet-wor
kin’ cider-prIt is de empty hogshead
which gilts out de Ioud«*st »ouu when struck
aid a club, liiv.uir deal in's \vi<| men say
wuat you mean, do »- you sav, an’ save yer 1
breath for de buck-saw an’ de wood-pile.
— A sad looking man went into a Bur
lington drug store, “fan you give me,” he
■isked, *' something that will drive from 'm\ I
mind the thought- of sorrow and bitter
recollection?” And the druggist nodded
and put him np a little di>*e of quinine and
wormwood, and rhubarb and cjisom salt*
Hid a daeh of castor oil, and gave it to him,
and W-iv month* tin man couldn't think
anything in toe world except n‘*w
schemes for g. tting the taste emt of hb*
mouth.
Ms. filad*tone is -aid to have one faculty
io sifjHTiiatur.il degree—that of mastering
the contents of a l*H>fc Lv glancing through
its pages. A friend says of him that he
» an master any average l»ook in a quarter of
an hour, lie has a sort of instinct which
leads him straight to its salient points, and
after a quarter of an hour’s study he will be
able to tell more about it, and toargue more
conclusively on its thesis, than the average
reader who begins with the preface and
read* through to the last page.
Putuiona.
A grand remedy 6»r Cong I is. Throat and Lung
disease Slid l.v druggists and the proprietor.
1'iiii si cents. A 11. MLf IKK,
VV. layette stru t. Baltimore, M l.
Baltimore, Sent, .'S, 1
Mr. .1, V. f/<r, li.’ H*. Fi'/f tt, -t.. Baltimore,
}f,l Dear Sir: 1 have been suffering for over
two Vc.vrs from Pulmonary Consumption and
have tried all kinds «.f me* Heine at an expense
,,f over two thousand dollar* without any *le
cided relief. I had a terrible cough, lost my ap
petite. and could not sleep at night, latst June
I was recommended to try your “ Pulmuna.”—
Since that time 1 have been using it, and my
rough i' stopped. I sleep well, and haveu good
appetite. 1 heartily recommend it to any one
sitliering with lung disease. W ishing you all
sneers*. I an* ever Tours, ike.,
W. A WIL» IS,
N. W*. cor. Huntington an 1 Charles street avt
utn-s. or JIT atid -k‘* W. Pratt street.
The undersigned and numerous others cluVr
fullv recommend the above :
liev V E. (>il>s.>n, M. !>.. R«*v. 1>. H. Carroll.
Kcv. Win. s. Edward*. D. D, Key. J. J <*■
W, lister. Ih v Job A. Price. Rev. Win. M. Os
horn Ih v. J 1! >1. Lemmon, Rev. A. S. Hank,
Lev 1. D. Herring. Lev. K W". Crow lev. Lev.
D lb n l' ’son all of Baltimore. Md. Lev A.
Foster '.id Lev. ticorge V. Lwvli, nl Washing
ton. I*. C. Rev. James tlaaibli*, Hagerslown,
Man land.
tin- Bt'!' r ■/ ll-trM .1 '-row M. E. Churrh.
Baltimore, January I.nnO.
Mr. .1. 11. M'tU lK-arSir: 1 lutve used the
“ l*ul:ii"na” in my family forsevort* bronchial
trouble with dc* idedlv liciietieial results.
Resjieetfully, J. J. CL W'kustkk.
Ot t. 0. Ni-*im
PATENTS
OBT.V1NKH for now inventions, or tor im
provement- in old ones. Caveats, Infringe
ment-. Trade-Marks, and all patent business
promptly attended to.
Inventions tu\t h\VK hkex hvuwtkii inay
still, in most eases. Ik* |*citento*l by us. Being
op|M.-ite the l S. l’atent OlHce, and engaged in
/••:/. ,t fusin’" Ej rlnsiirhi, weean see lire patents
in h-> time than those who are remote from
Washing! m.
When Inventors -end model or sketch, we
make - arch in the Patent Office, ami ailvi-e as
to it- patentability frrr •,/ rL.trjr. l'urr(s[MBd
cmv * onfnh uiiai; fee- reasonable; ami. No
i llXK'.K l \ El.-- I* \TENT is oRTVlNXl*.
W’e refer hv iKTinis-ioii to tin* City Postal es
ter, and to the superintendent of the Post»»fliee
Mom-\ Order Division in Washington. l*'or
siiccial relcretier*, circular, advice. terms, Ac.,
\ C. A. SNl l\V A CO.,
up m isjte Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Nov. 1*7. 1 vso.
ir./.mii:
* w vl) V \ i.l. KINIIS OF t'Ol NTRA
V * M\ . n pRolH CKin exchange for
hrn 1 , ■ .'. ' , . /,"t '/nthilia, limits.
>7 H r* a nun' h i;/l s,
ami all other Good' usually found in a
1 DRY Gonlis \\|h; ROGER Y STOKE.
M .I'will he «!d at a short profit. No
trouble to .how Goods. (live us ft call and we
will guarantee '.iti'faeti >n. Re'p’v..
.1 RAN linDRK K.
\ A, 18
DAVID llOWKLL
i ' n \\ instore a* •niplete Stock of l'Al.I.
AND WINTER GOODS— embracing in part
i>I.Al K EASHMERK. trefoils. Mohairs.
) |> es'(♦ingh mis, Whiteaud Red Flannel.-,
and Yanis.
I'M 1.1. I INF. of DOMESTIC GOODS AND
* NflTltlNN A jol> in Liucu Towels.
Nrp i- ASSORTMENT of MERINO l'N DER
IVE A K for Cents. Ladies and Children.
I ATE STYLES of HATS and CA1*S, Lap
j Rugs. Ac.
We invite an inspection of these Goods and
i comparison of prices. No trouble to m>ow
IihhIv a id polite attention guaranteed to all
.1 /*/7.1, - /> / tjf li-l-t'l nf in -nttH f t<Ulttli' *.
ol'N'TRY PK'dM’CE taken at market value.
TV !!K FY> wanted.
oRN taken in exchange for G<*.*D."tY^
Nov. mbcr '.’ll, 1SS0.
Please Return.
IWKMKR FRIENDS who have our CRAIN
1 s\CKS will please return them at once
I’he Potatoe and Turnip Crops having been
Mtber.sl. we do not contrat t to furnish yon
i toil I I u;s for the winter All sacks vyitli tier
tunics "l.ippitt ,V < o.. "Tli >- B. W ashington
>r " Kiddle A* Fisher branded on them arc re
urnahle to it' -also make out bills against your
clvt ' and jiay us for all you have lost or worn
>iit. Ycrv trulv v«»ur friends.
Iw 4. Rsi- " ‘ I.1PPITT & CO.
Fall and Winter!
11; e 1 Opening >!' a Magniliivnt Stock of
DRY GOODS,
S')? 'H*, />W*. Shoe*, II I*" (XA'I I "yet, tl'f*.
IN l*r-'s c. .1' 1 mine Caslunt re. Alpiieas,
|>, i; A i-tra’inn Crepes. Dre" Flannels.
!> ae'tie C ... I' Prints. Itleaehed and En
..1 c.utous. Sheetings. Red Ticks.Canton
FI.. ' Shak'T and Medicated Flannels,
. m .in'. Crash, Ac.. Ac.
V it'., I Fancy Goods "ilk and Linen
II.it. ikerehiefs. Lelies' and Children's llose.
Corsets, Nubias, llotxls. Leggings, Fa
it' :*,i 1 (.tmi'' r-es and S art’s. Ladies’ Nat
ne!'. L.i,lie'’ ( 1 a full line of Dre-' Shirt'
iml l ndenwar.
W: *e uni Cr. v Blankets. Table Oil (loth.
White t^uilt- >k:ri' READY-MADE Cl.t•TH
ING. A . Ac. We are prepared totakcnl! com
n t r. ie or "it a- ' amt. ROLL IN Yt>l K
■ iRN No trouble to s|ii>w Go-xLs. Whether
von wish to purchase or not, you will 1 h» treat
tin tli the same puliteiiewand attention. Sa
>i'la tion -riiiirante’d in every particular. Call
,i 1 'i me h •’ >re pur basing elsewhere.
Respectfully, « W. TRESS ELL.
E !. Ktchisox. ' . .
. ... .sale-men.
ti. i m -"r.Li-. »
iKt.
WANTED!
V.<X>D
l lickory Timber.
!\t i - ha\ imr <i • »l> 111< K< >RY for sale will
it to tin to tie ir advantage to address
,1. K. SMITH,
“CaRITK II'd-K.”
Charlestown,
West Virginia,
Agent for
HODPES BRO. & DARLINGTON.
(Limited.)
November :X>. lssy-iim.*
Splint C02L
V \ ’ l Of Splint
\ » t 'o.d—a s{ns\,'> of tunnel <'oal, the first
wo think that has , ut ho-n introduced to thi
market Li is sjh i ially intended for grati s am!
i.jK-n stoves its t'riv burning making hriglit
and . hnrfid fire. LIITITT A VO.
Dec. 4. I ssn.
nVVKWHKAT Fl.Ol U from the mountain;
f.r -d hv ». W. T. KKAKM.KY.
IV 4. 1W*.
( ’ll\U!.< TTSYII.I.K t \sslMKRKS Win
V • • vt'. jii't r.-eeiv■ i| and an inspt i tior
s,.li iitsl l.v DAVID HoWKLL.
1)1! WTI1 VI. PRINTS, Drownand IUea< lie<
I ) < it .. |n-4 Sheeting, Flannels. Fulli*
Limlsev. P artis, <'ant-in Flannel, just openet
l.v DAVID HOWKLL.
\ D K LINK OF LAM IS A dLASSWARF.
* A l- io r oil Vli.rh. Heavy 1 toots, 1 Julies
IU-" Shoes jii»t received hv
DAVID IIOWKI.L.
4 RHl*< :. I i S F YM< d S BO 1STED < OF
.V FKK euim and get samples* to try, Freni
i r.M kers. Ithu k Japan and t«ris"i Tra. and fill
line of Omeers Spin s for sale hv
tvt. hi, l"**. DAVID HOWKLL.
lliST FAMILY FU>rn made l»v John A
I ) Alhin. F. agans and Haines, liin, H. Tur
in r. S K. - -l A Sot is a ml Kdwwrd Keagans foi
.1. RAN RODRK k.
1M.< >WKR < 'i;i> "i\s in »iv«- st/. s f, .r sal,, hv
J. KAN. RODRK R.
THE undersigned has the largest stock of;
('OXFFCTIOXS A.XD TO vs
ever brought tot 'harlcstown. Everything nice j
and new ami at astonishing low prices.
French and American
CON FECTION EltY
Of Every Variety.
all kinds of fruits,
l.-mdon Layer. Seedless and Sultana Raisins, j
Currants, Citron, l*runes. Dates and
l'i -- and different kiml> of Nats.
T< )Y8, TOYS.
Sueh as Dolls of every description. China V ire.
i Magnetic and Mechanical Toys, Bureaus, Bed
! steads. Autograph Albums. Japan Works, 15a.— j
kets. Wagons. Carriages and Sleighs. Ac.
Wcdilings, Parties, and Families furnished
Ornamental and other (kike*,
i Cream. lees and Confections, at short notice j
and on reasonable terms.
Oysters! Oysters!
i Parties and Families supplied with the best
1 <testers, by the measure; also sold by the plate
! at my Saloon in the lied style.
Thankful for the very lilioral patronage here
tofore extended to me, ami with a detennina
I tioii to u-e my hc«t efforts and spare no expen
j diturcto make my house attractive, and to mer
I it a contimunrcof the patronage of myoldcus
i tumors and to win many new friends,
1 am. rcsitectfullv,
Cl'STAV BROWN.
December 11. lssO.
JUST riHXK OF IT!
l»tH its Stacked to the Ceiling for the
FAIL & WINTER SEASON, 1880,
The “People’s Store" of J wtrs II. Ro prick
j has opened an immense Stock of
IlmO. ■<W*. Hats, > ti n’s Furnishing Goods,
Ileitis Weis t 'lathi,nod
Th c I ’cry . 1 *i cent <i roccrics I
-which are lieingsold at “rock-bottom' pries.
Just call and see the bargains that arc being
I offered. Boots are being sold at prices that
i defv eonitH’tition. I wish to call special atten*
I tioii to a splendid line of Clarke, Perry A C •.'*
IIV/. si lolls Foil I. I DIES, MISSES A XD
an lores.
I 0 1 vo mo a call l>efnro*purchusiug elsewhere—it
) will pay you. Corn and all kinds of country
I pr since taken in exchange for Roods. Don t
! f.-rget the pine;—Double Fronts of
Nov. ai. tsso. JAMES IF. RODRICK.
Battle Creek, Michigan,
_ JlAXUFACTURZBiJ or THE ONLY GENUINE
THRESHERS, ~
Traction and Plain Engines
and Horse-Powers.
STEAM - POWER SEPARATORS and
Complete Steam Outfit*ofmattMtttQuahrtet.
EurtiTrartian Entitle.and Plain Engines
ever seen in tho American market. .
A multitude of special features and improvements
for lfJBl.tmrctlicr with superior qualities {n construe
tion a t material' not dreamed of In othermakers.
Four Kies of Soj>arators, from G to 12 horse
Capacity, for steam or horse poicer.
Two htyk-a of “ Mounted ” Horwr-Powerj.
7caa iFeet of Selected l.umhcp
,dvV)VW/ (fr nm three torLc yearfair.dned)
constantly on band, trom which w built tho m
couii>arabic w ood-work of our machinery.
TRACTION ENGINES
Stronae«f, mnft durable aud sffleismtever
mod,. {j, 10, 13 llorsc Power.
Farmer* nntl Thre.hertuen ar« invited to
Invcwtiratu th'.- maichtr*. 'i'hreshiuif Machinery.
Circulars cent free. Address
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.
Battle Creok, Mich loan*
| !lflEW ViRSITIA FEED CUTTER!” |
'PHIS YUrat. .11'uninir 1$<>.\ i.« man u fact ur
1
H'tUitns; af. Rife f Co..
'Valley Mi!l>/’ P.^O. S\ytuij>r'> I>rj>ot. < Sl 0. I
i
11. i> TA!.B<>TT is the Ocnoml A cent for
.It ilvi't.n Coiiutv. Also for sale by and sample
machine at Poke A (jallaher's, Charlestown.
I>ee. 1 \ 1SH».
Is Eft ig.iKEK,
BRICK AND STONE MASON,
an<i Manafa :u t r of
3IACIIINE lilMCK,
Charlestown. \V. Va.
MV ol.l friemls and the puhlie center-ally sip
. informed that I am prepared to do all kind>
of Biuk-w >ik amlStoiu Ma.Minr.vat the short
est noti e. and am aPn prepared to contract t"
furnish No. I BRICK for buil linc anti all pnr
p M's. Tliankinc ni\ friemls f'»r themtromice
in-stowed ii|Htn me in the past, I solicit a cmi
l tiintam e, ami to new ordei> promise the most
prompt and eareful attention.
I Nov. 27.1W0 I EV1 BIKER.
N’KW- CROP N. o SCO All anil Molasses,
_ l-'rt -b 1 'rat-kers. Cincer Snaps, just receiv
ed by DAVID HOWELL.
i 1880.
t S II.T EDGE BETTER COLOR is the best.
It m i i: ■ vrsqni h.
Notice.
JEWING MACHINES repaired and pm in
k’ first-elass ortler hv
.1 HENRY NOLANDJ
t lover Set-fi.
A \ " A VTKP .V)0 B i-hel - No. t Clover Seed.
I \' Jan. 1>, l'Sl. L11TITT A CO.
COACH FACTORY
LI VERY,
Furniture Establishment, &c.
rpHE undersigned haring purchased the old es
L tablished Coach Factory of the late Wells J.
Hawks, in Charlestown, with the view of enter
ing into the
carriage business,
in all its branches, offers for sale a large number
of New and Second hand
Carriages, Buggies, Jaggers, &.c.
at the lowest prices and upon the most accommo
dating terms.
OLD CARRIAGES TAKES IS EXCIIASGE
you SEW.
All Kind* of Repairs
done with neatness and dispatch, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
HORSES AMD CARRIAGES
Foil HIBE.
Inconncction with the above 1 willcontinne
the LIVERY BUSINESS, and be prepared to
furnish Carriages, Baggio* and .'aggers at the
shortest notice.
^Sl-The above business will be under the su
perintendence of Abram Stump.
F UIFNTTTJIIE!
1 also offer to the public a large lot of Furni
ture, comprising
CHAIRS, TA RLES( Extent ion nnd other) BED
STEADS, HA TTRESSES,
and all articles usually found in a Furniture Es
tablishment.
Old Furniture Repaired.
UNDERTAKING.
I wi 11 be prepared in a short time to give my
special attention to the busiuess of Undertaking.
Being a practical mechanic and determined to
give satisfaction, 1 respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage.
LEWIS STARRY.
May 12, 1877.
FasIiionaLle Farcitiire.
r E are receiving a large Stock of
FURNITURE
of the very latest styles, embracing some very nice
CHAMBER & PARLOR SETTS,
LOUNGES, CENTRE TABLES, BUREAUS,
SIDEBOARDS. BEDSTEADS, SPUING
BEDS, MATTRESSES, AC,
w hich have been purchased direct from the Manu
facturers of Cincinnati and Chicago and which
we can sell
AT BALTIMORE PRICES.
X F. XV F UIIN 1T U K made to order ; old
furniture repaired, and
UPHOLSTERING
June as heretofore by otir excellent workman. -
We are tbo agents for Jo demon County for the
New Patent
NB'I'ALLIC BI ltlAL GASKET,
the handsomest and most durable casket in use,
which can befurnished at a greatly reduced price.
ROSEWOOD and other Wooden Caskets always
on hand. SADLER A 11110.
April 11, 1S77 —y.
NEW STORE I
AMD HEW GOODS.
.: crcliani, aul Mitchell,
DRUGGISTS, No. COI MAIN STREET.
\lrK take pleasure to inform our friends that
> > we have opened a Drug Store in the room
opposite the Parsonage of the M. E. Church,
South, where w.» will keep a well and large as
sorted St ick of Goods,'among which arc
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET SOAPS. TOILET POWDER,
ITU'S AND PERU'MERIES,
COM US and best quality of
HAIR BRUSHES.
TOOTH BRUSHES, and
SHAVING BRUSHES.
A full and well selected Stock ol STATIOX
EliY will be kept in stock.
TO HACCOhikI CIGARS,
Cigarettes and Cigarette Papers, <f c.
I»KESCIII PTIO.NS carefully compounded
by an experienced band and delivered within the
corporation limits free of charge. Call nml ex
amine our Stock and you will find our goods arc
fresh anil pure. We are thankful to those who
hare lapored tis with a call since we have been
open, and we hope bv offering none but pure and
good Drugs at low prices that we mav gain our
hhare of tuc public patronage. The Ladies are
especially invited to call and examine our Stock
of Fancy Goods. Respectfully,
MERCHANT A MITCHELL.
Mar. 13, lv>0. i
The JcflV't soii County
31UTUAL
lure Insurance f7>.,
OFFERS to the people of Jefferson and sur
rounding Counties Insuiance in a sate Com
pany at the actual co?t of insurance, which is
much cheaper than the rates usually charged,
and keeps the money at home.
Good risks from resnonsible parties arelnvited.
Executive Committee meetsevery T uesday.
DmiE'TORS — X. S. W liite, Henry 1#. Davenport,
Edward Tearnev. John VV . Rider, W. H. T. Lew
is, Daniel Hefllebower, Win. L. Wilson, Eugene j
Raker, John W. Grantham, James Logic, t’bas. I
I’. Wilson, John H. Zittle, Jacob S. Melvin, Win. I
D. Smith, Wm. A. Morgan.
X. S. WHITE, President.
II. B. DAVEXPOKT, Treasurer. ,
Executive Combittee.—X. S. W hito. W in. II.
T. Lew is, John W. Rider, Eugene Raker ar.d Win.
L. Wilson.
R. A. ALEXANDER, Scct’y * Gen. Agent.
Local A rents.— Middlewaj—Win. (filbert;
Kearnersville—J. C. Ritner; Harper’s Ferry—
('has. E. Trail; Shepherdstown— II. C. Entler.
November!), 1878—ly.
Brick Making and Laying.
■\\rE, the undersigned have just burnad a kiln
> > of Brick aud can supply customers in large
or small quantities. We will also
L. \ Y BRICK ANI) DO MA- \
SON WORK,
upon easv term5, protnptlv, snc. in a workman
like manner. Wo think we can give satisfactory
testimonials of our ability to execute good work.
Respectfully, R. 1.. BARRETT A BRO.
Charlestown, June 11,1880.
Boot and Shoe Making.
rpiiE undersigned having returned to Charles
j tiwn, has resumed BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING AND REPAIRING, and solicits the
patronage of the public. Promptitude, good
w ork and reasonable charges are the inducements
held out for customers. Call upon me at the
Shop lately occupied by Thomas l . Spinks, on
Main street. DAVID HECK.
April 10,1SS0.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York.
CAPITAL $89,000,000.
Largest Life Insurance Company in the World.
Rates of Insurance 15 per cent, less than
charged bv other companies. DIV 1DKNDS com
paratively large. JAS. if. RUSSELL, Act..
Jan. 31,1880. Winchester, V a.
TAYLOK HOTEL,
U'liicAe.fer, Virginia,
.T. 1.. ROBBINS, Prop’r*
Nov. 30, 1,78.
Jefferson Carriage Factory.
rpHE undersigned respectfully announces to the
I citiaenj of Jefferson and the public generally
that he is still at the old stand in
C H AIILE8TOW N,
on the adjoining square to the Hank of Charles
town, two doors West qf Trussell it* Lucas store,
where he makes
C A It It I A G E S
OF ALL DESIGNS,
Rockawavs, Phaetons, Bupgies, Jumnseats, Jag
gers, and Extension Top Spring agons
ajid Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
vears, and working lor Wells J. Hawks before the
war, and having now in my employ Mr. Win. A.
Davis and Thomas llyao, Hawks’ old reliable
Painter and Wood-worker, 1 can give satisfaction
to all who may favor me with a call. All New
Work built bv me warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING dune in the bqst manner and at
short notice, and with the best matetial.
Oct. 2G, 1878—t JOHN E. HILBERT.
TAX NOTICE.
rpAXES for 187S are overdue and must he set
| tied this month to enable me to meet the ex
penses of the State and county. All persons in
debted for Taxes Ter.the years 1877 and 1878, are
requested to settle for both years on or before the
'JOth of March, 1879, or the bills will be levied
and property sold after that date.
J. C. WILTSHIRE. I). S., is instructed to exe
cute the above notice within the corporate limits
of Charlestown.
EUGENE MAKER.
March 29, 1879—tf. Sheriff.
General Fire Insurance Agency
o »
EP RES ENT I.VO leading Companies doing
V business in West Virginia.
COMPANY,
PEABODY OF WHEELING,
GERMAN OF WHEELING,
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK,
HOME OF NEW YORK,
.ETNA OF HARTFORD,
LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE—
of England. Oliice In the Gibson building near
the Court House.
Vo tv Respectfully,
’ R. A. ALEXANDER,
Agent.
December It, ioiv.
Sadler Building!
n'A VINO again occupied nor old qriarfera in
the Wert End of the Sadler lluildirg, we
1 respectin'lv request a continuance of the liberal
patronage bestowed upon v* in the |*aat, and our
i best eUbrU shall be used W give aatialaction in
J all cases. Our tint installment ol
j Spring Goods!
i is now n Store, and were bought early and will
| be sold in many instances at old prices.
Charlottsvi le Cassimsres
will be opened iira few days. Nice line of Cot
ton and Linen Goods for Men and Bovs, Hosierv,
Gloves, Corsets. Ladies’. Misses’and Children’s
Shoes. Have also just opened a conplete Stock of
FRESH GROCERIES!
At low prices. Very Superior G. P. Teas, 151k.
and Japan Tea. Canned Goods.
DAVID HOWELL.
April 17,18S0.
MILLVILLE MILLS!
HAVING leased the above Mills, we are pro
(Hired to furnish Dealers anv quantity of
FLO UR,
Meal, 15ran,
OH
FEED,
desired. on short notice. The Flour made from
these Mills is now Letter than ever. Its quali
ty is known to those who have tried it. and
those who have linked the Millville Mills Hour
lately say
“ It ('nmint hr Unit."
This is what they say of our Flour inadeDv the
only "Steel’’ process in this country. Me
would witli a full recommendation guarantee
the same to he superior to any Patent 1’ro
ee" Flour. We would like you to give our
Flour a trial, aiul convince yourselfnl its supe
rior q util i ties.
A-0 -Li- l'our (irm-f r/nr /!."!FA
We keep constantly mi Iitutd fresh-ground
Pearl Meal, Bran, Feed, S;c
CUSTOM WORK
a specialty.
\-Ci-1 "' nicrj can get the HIGH E-ST C' A S. I
Pit H E Tor
\Y II E A T A Nl) CO K N.
Wo solicit your patronage and guarantee sat
isfaction cverv time.
S. It. STELLA SONS.
May 29,1880. _
Contractors and Builders,
C A R r E N T E R S,
MERCHANTS, F. A R M EI 1 S,
EVERYBODY.
TNTKXDIXG TO BUILD OR REMODEL, TAX
X save time and money by lea.'rr.g or sending
tbeir orders for
SASH DOOR BLINDS,
BRACKETS, CORNICE, FENCING,
CEILINGS.PALINGS, FLOORING,
MOULDINGS, MANTELS, AC.
OF ALL KINDS, Ac.,TO TUE
STEiM SAW AM* Fill Mill
^-Satisfaction will begtven as to price? and
quality of work.
TERMS,REASONABLE.
Vt M. PHILLIPS.
May G, 1878—It. March 3, 1877.—nd.
I FRENCH Brandy, Rye Whi-kev. Claret Wine
* anti Gin and Lager Beer. Sold by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
Druggist.
S_ TAtlOXERY.—We have ad.W-1 largely to
_onr stock of Paper, Envelope® Box roptr,
Ac., which, notwithstanding the advance in
prices, we are celling at oi«l figures.
Aug. -'H. 1**0. BUTLER A AISQl ITH.
NOTICE.
October 1st. l >afi.
* f and we earnestly request those who owe
us t<* come forward and settle.
(Vf. 2. 1«W0. BUTLER A AISQUITH.
(1 I'M Camphor. Crcanl Tartar, Baking So«la
T and (Tear Starch. S«*ld hv
GK«>. T. LIGHT.
K EM EMBER—That John Lncas A Co’s Li*
, quid Paints are the best nn<l don’t you use
any other. BUTLER A AISQVIHLj
CtoNDENIED Milk. S. aling Wax and Gurn
; Rings for Jars can lie Hound at
GEO. T. LIGHT S.
THE “OLD FAMILY CROCERY”
ALIVE AGAIN I
HAVING purchased the Store and Stock nT
Mr. Warren Bby I will continue the sauio
line of business at bis’old stand. I offer a fine
assortment of
GROCERIES, SUGARS, COFFEES,
TEAS’SPICES, SYRUPS, AC.
Also a large stock of
WOODEN-WARE, CROCKERY & SALT.
I solicit the patronage of m» friends and the
public, and am satisfied they Will find my stock or
prime oualitv «bd my prices verv low.
| April 11,187?! If. H. COOKE.
Gt ROUND Alum and Fine Salt for saie cheap
(-by H. H. COOKK.
J UST received lot of Duckets. Tubs and Cylin
der Churns, which are foi sale by
H. fl. COOKE.
V LARGE Stock of Qucensware, Glassware
and Stoneware for sale cheap at ”lhe_ Old
Family Grocery” of H. 11. COOKL.
JPJala ami Oraaiueatsl
PLASTERING.
riTH E subscriber takes advantageofthe Prestar
a medium by which to inform thecitixebs of
this and adjoining counties that he is prepared to
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in anv stvlcthat mav be desired,from oue Coatto
three, Hard Finish, White Coat nr Heavy Skim.—
Cornices and Centres run.aud Ornaments stuck,
if desired. None but first-class workmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CI8TEH.VS CEMENTED AM) GUARAN
TEED TO HOLD.
I hereby tender my gratefnlacknowledgements
fortheliberal patronage I have received since
commencing business, and hope by a strict adhe
rence to duty to merit a continuance ot the same.
£9* AH communications addressed to me at
Charlestown,W. Va.. will receive prompt atten
tion C. FRANK GALLAHKR.
March 28, 1870.
i The West End
ALIVE AGAIN!
I T()U the best selected and largest assorted
^ Stock of Goods in tnv I in-’, call at the Otic
Price Reliable Grocery of James II. R ollick.—
You wilt find tnv Goods fresh and P. ime in <|uali
ty—bought tram the Imst booses In Haltiuiorc and
Philadelphia— among which are
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS,
Syrnpsof all grades. Spires, Canned Fruits, Jel
' lies, Appleaud Peach Gutter, Pried Apples, IVa
1 ches and Corn, Prunes. Rice. Pickles. Maccaroni.
U inieClloni, uracwer* anu w.
Tobacco and Setrai’?3.
Glass, Queen's, Rockingham and Woodeiv Ware,
Bacon—n! 1 kinds, Fish by the down or hundred.
To supply lint wants and demand*of tny many
customers i have added to my already large slock
a full line of
DRYGOODS, NOTIONS
Consisting, in part, of Press («.Is, Calicoes,
Rrovrn and Bleach'd Muslin, Hosiery. Collars,
Overalls, Ready Made Clothing, and a nice linen!
Summer Hal*. These goods are marked down at
Bottom Prices, and I intend to sell them ns cheap
asanv live man in the city. Call and see me and
I will prove it. B ing the “Dollars ot vour Dad
dies” and invest them where your daddies used to
do business. Being now established on a (olid
basis, I purpose making my establishment n per
manent instituthm. Thank tel to the general
public lor tile large and liberal pwtronaae bestow
ed upon me in the past, I hope by offering none hot
the best goods at lowest prices and lair dealing to
merit and iocr-ase the sa »e.
£S#TAllkinds ol Country Produce taken bn
change tor Woods. Woods dehreTed within the
corporation.
JSSPt.’ostoiners can hn*e accomodations for
their horses if they wish without ebarg,
Kespcctfully, JAMES. 11. KlfhlUCK,
t Jesse M. Engle,
Salesuk*: j Bodrich.
May 24, l«7:t-lv.
Important Notice to Huilders.
rpHE and-- r.-igned is giving Iiis sole attention to
1 the
LUMBER BUSINESS,
at Roadside, Rockingham County, Virginia, and
has facilities for tilling orders of aav eatent and
great variety, lie commands forest* o'f growing
timber of the very best quality, and milling ca
pacity to meet the most extravagant demands ot
this section.
Orders for Lumber for
cat in size and length to meet the demands ot
Builders or others, tilled promptly upon terms
with w hich no other person in the \ alley of \ ir
ginia can compete successfully.
The subscriber has in former years supplied
verv many persons in this section with Lumber,
a nd in rcturni ng ibanksfor p»*t patronage, a nd
in soliciting the otdets of old customers and new,
promise* a raretu! pi isnnal supervision, so that
orders may pesatisfactorily filled. Address,
DR. S. P. II. MILLER,
Roadside.
Ilocktrtgln m Co ,
March 18,1*78. Virginia.
\\\ F. Llppitt, B. C. Washington.
IaIl»PIXX Ac CO.,
(■cnrt'itl Coiitiii bsion II civ Rants,
DEALERS IN
Coal, Wood, Isime, Lumber.
Salt, Plaster, &.c.
—AGENTS FOR
BRADLEV.SKA FOWI., I*ATAI’SOO.GRANGE
MIXTURE AVI) LISTER’S
PIIOBPIIATKB.
TERMS CASH OR PRO PUCE.
Oilier. Samuel Street and Railroad.
May 5, lb77.
S DICKS.—Green, White and Bare Ginger, <YI
^ t*ry Seed, Clnamon, Clove**, Mice, iiwcvft)
tiling used in pickling.
Aug. l*. BUTLER A AI8QI ITIf.
\\7E arc offering the I irgi *t -to< k of s
have ever had in stock.
Aug. gs. BUTLER A AISQl'ITH.
SCHOOL 1IOOK.S.—We w ill have by Septein
U r 1-t, a full line of S-hind Book- and
! Si hool supplies, Free School Hook.* at State
i BUTLER AAISQUITH.
1)0 WELL'S FREDA BED < HKMH'M ~
Farmers who have signified th'*ir inten
tion to use Dowell's Fertilizing Clictnierd* will
please let us know by September loth wliat
quantities tliey w ill require a* our orders will
all go in about that time.
Aug » BUTLER A AISQUITH.
New Cxoods!
I AM now opening my Spring Stock of Goods
to which I respectfully ask the inspection of
purchasers. Mr Stock is very complete erubrac
in" I.ACE BUNTINGS in various shades, includ
ing Black, also plain BUNTING and AUSTRA
LIAN CKKDE, figured, corded and lace Diqnes,
Hamburg, Irish, Cretan and Langurdoe
TRIMMINGS.
BROCADES for Outskirts and Trimming,
a ISO HAMS,
PRISTS.
COTTOSS <f
00TT0SADE8.
MATTINGS—Colored and White. Also i
second inmice of
SEWING machines:
— which are guaranteed tobeeacelled by nootber
machine for quality or variety of work and at
less than half the prie- formerly obtained for the
best machines. \.W. f. KKARSLEV.
May «, DUO.
'V'EW < Iior N O. M'<| VR and MOLASSES.
G. W T KEAB8LEY.
I Jkr. I4*. D$0.
. _ _
MINCEMEAT. Raisins Currants and Ci*
tr*>n for sale bv D. HdV ELL.
| Dec. 1,1**0.
Surveying and Conveyancing.
I WILL stirrer anywhere, promptly and .
short notice—accuracy guaranteed.* s
attention paid in connection therewith to lw, \ \\
ISO DEEDS or anr other liwtrimenu of V
I*. O.—Charlestown-, Jwlferann 0<>., W. V,
Dec. S, 1877. S. IIUWLM. IIKUIVV
Hoot and s»*lioe Malgin.*.
It KP A III I NO, AC.
riAHE undersigned h*S removed his Slop ln tj,
X building on the comer n! Charles ard Lit , ,r
streets—in the building lately <-erupted (,r \l
rick <f* Weller. The character of th. Vnrk d„Be tr
thesubscriber is well know n andappret i« w«.L.» i
citiaens of Chat lestown aud vicir.lir. It i - h a: v
necessarj to add that he will endeavor to m:*u
bis reputation as a reliable workman and nip,!,,
ecute promptly and at reasonable rat- s allordrri
: giren him—either for New worker Kepairir •
JOHN AVIs ot Wu
' May It, 1874.
NOTICE.
HAVI.XG
which have occupied my sole attention t- .
nearly a year past, I am now prepared for ords .
in alllhe departments of House lluilding. ij.
; dress me at Cbarlctou u.
Sept. I*;. U7C J.C
NOTICE.
' 4 I.L persons indebted to tbc undersigned »•
' /% former Agent of the U. •<- 0. It. It. , |.,rv
| tor rrelglts, o- Commissions, or to the 1st.- firm
•fStarry A Lock, are notified that payineat u,u-t
l be made at onec.
July 13, 1S7S. J D. ST A KM
KIOMO VAL.
r|AIIK undersigned l as reinov. d bi»Tl\M\0
X KSTAUl.lSIl.M E.NT lothc*t-ire-ri <ntofMr*.
Nlary Brown, on Main street. «>j • •* itie Par
son age of the M. K. (’hutch, S -mh. whi-re i i.
prepared to do in a workmanlike manner New
Work and Repairing. Promptitude ami -ea- li
able prices are rrcorniuondations which I hope
will induce the public to arcoid me . tair slate
of patronage. J OH X S. EAST 1.Ill) A V.
October 20,187’.
NEW LOCATION.
ISitf Stum* B1: i it <1 sc I lilt* lieliows
r|T|I E undersigned It a -1 eutoved l is
I BLACKSMITH AXD WAGON MAKING
SHOP
to the lot adjoining bis house, and nearly oppo-ite
the Depot <>1 the U. A O. It. It., in Charleston a,
| where all persons in need of anything in I is line
i can be arciimodatt d in short order, workman'll.
isttle and at re*sonsble terms. I alio l,,>
IIIUKNI-.f' A I* 111 i.l.ll • > l UK III U I., aid i i |
do A 1.1. hlNH.S UK
II All. IXO.
Thankful for past favors, I respectfully wl:< it
the continuance of m v old cos tome is, and nviie
! the public to give me a ti lal.
S I I • M '
FRUIT HILL NURSERY,
' Charlestown, Jeflerson County, West Virgin*.
Fruit and Ornamental Tuts,
Flower and Vegetable
PLANTS,
Hit I’M
fltflB subset ilvrrs call attention to tlie great »!•
J[ rieiy o: Tices, I’lam.-, Viat-a, llotes, Ac., Ac.,
at their
Fruit 11 ill IXfifHory,
ard arc gratified fo be cor *r Ions of having a slock
likely to please all whi pttLro iiz<> them. Tin y
will not undertake to present In thi* advertise
inert a catalogue <if stock on band, but »ill he
content to generalize, hoping that oar people * ill
call and ace for themselves tost t nec s.-itv for
sending abroad for Trees, .Shrubbery, d c., nul. n
gerezists. We hare
10,000 I {►;»!«■ Trrn -rloirc v irietio;
.VOiXI I'rarti Ttrt,
Sfrawbrrrjr PI.ills
Asparagus Knots, lirr c House ard Wedding
Plants—Cabbage,Tomato, Egg. ('auliflon «r and
Sweet Potato, all for sale Cheap for full.
April 15, l»7b - tf. HOPKINS A CU.
FhiPiiix Cnrringc Work*
i HAVE on band and am con-tart v sliding
thereto at oil t'oirh Factory in B,rryvill-,
Clarke county, Viiginia. many handsome, sub
stantia! and easy going veUaiet
CAiu:i \nK.s. sfiiFriNik-Toi* buuciks,
J’ll.K FO.N'S, HOCK A WaT.s, \Va<»OX
K’l TKS, *0 , .V r.
It If well worth the sttention of those who need
anv of these aitirl-s t' cal! and examine my
*i„,k. WFPAIWS of all dt-aci iotion* promptly
I made, and the must liberal teruitand love char
ge* rule in mv trausaction*.
(i I U. C. THOJIAH.
K--I r vsilie,
C'lar he County, J a.
May k, 1**0.
1J A It I S 10 It slIOl’.
HAVING remnv -d mv Hailes ,Mh-p fe- *h*
Know formally occupied bv A. K. Kenw-dy
next!•» Carter House, I will be glad to sec all af
in void customers and many new oa»-s.
Miitviiitr ausl Han DiTshiitL',
Sec., Ac., done wilh neatr.r** ami diep.itcb.
So loafing will be allowed, drunken blark
gnard* positively forbi-d, n lo come ami ocrii
jiy my gnealn chairs. The buret papera will
I e kept f..r li e t:*e of ri \ emdomera.
April 8, 18*0. JAMKS K. HUADT.
200.000 Feet of Yellow Pine
Luiul >er.
rnuK under, .on d t. pit ■( • I Lo l.arr l rr
J Ttrd, it lit Ckt kiwi mtll>$
with one of the largest loti of
| Choice Yellow Pine Lumber
ever offered lo tbe citizen* of JefferaoD r ur.tr.
The.upplv embrace, the bef quality of it
l.umbvr and Piaok, Filtering hath.,A.. »'■
which will be dil poted of at the lowest market rate*
WM. PHI!: i' -
■ i
1* \v,i . r am! Kvtn» A
r.. mi and Trenton < If A* K llll.- for tab- bv
Sept. 27, ’dO. 0. \\\ T. KK.VKSLLY.
i«>oalijoxs u< a- 11 inn i u • i
1 received by l.l Tll.it A AIHQI ITU
_ f I'll I Y ;-t r i\* 'I '
RCT1.KR A AISQl’ITII
>e;,t 2'., Tin.
vim:(;aic.
I1R1MK EIHF.R YfNK'.Ai: ' >•••
GK<». W. T. kKARSl.KY.
S pt. 1*. 18*0.
I > Af < >V. LARI). AITI.ES. and n’l kind* '
lie.,:, trv I*r< \ in <1 i •••,. n
g,**!•.. J. RAN.RODRUK
Oct. 10, l**). _
VKI'LL stock of tbe fmc*t brand* of S*gar*.
Smoking and < hewing TuI/mw uinu)*™
band. EPT1.ER A AlS^rifll
NEW BARBER SHOP.
I HAVE faken the room first-door in rear
of “City Hotel,” and will eondu -t tbe • ’>•
I mio-s* of llarle-ring. in all its brandies. to t i*
i satisfaction of all w ho w ill patronize me.
RoiMtAfulIv,
Atigmd 28, l*dO. WARNER MY.
TEST receive*! a lot of Fre-!i frockm—
ro*>n, Alphabet, Sdaand Water, and * to
alwav* lie ker* oil hand. ..
<>*. 2, l W. GCSTAV BROWN
/ 10ALOIL i'o . J e;C •: • t ( B
\ Li nsec* 1 oil. Sweet oil, Spenu and
oil. Kept and Sold by (;£(). T. LIGHT.
f'V-IRS, f I '
V Beat in town, at <•!.". 1 IIE-III

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