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iiMd Jamils Journal
Muly IT. tSX.'l. _
ostensible big attraction
»
v, a, kn..wb Jge with thanks from Hon.
H , j ia' i- oar U and 2nd ot C '»*
■ uni : the lith C - -
T‘ . Y M V. A. will hold a meeting in
lhril ocliH-k. All are cordially invited.
. • ]• aho-l) Institute of J. tb r-.m C>ub
rt ! will bo held at’Harper's t crry.
l*rvfi "or Wade will cot I the
el, IV 1st''.
yjr ,1- J. Jobe l gan op r it a til.
« , k on a l.Onoyafdsfiitraet. There
w;U b, large denian■!» f< r h; aianufiurto’e*.
t-h.'te Company rv'tillc 1: Ervsi-i.nt Mr.
P,, . ,; Secretary Mr. t>*ke. WelMone
the Eagle will In- pr p- riy sen 1
\ little two-year old daughter ot Mr.
j»o id Nichols Jr., m-ar I n n e, fell
into a cistern one day hist week, an. was
Mr A. II. Cromwell of l t d ri ! t
tv Mary la: 1, 1 is coOtr . ■ ’ r'
fiyr Messrs. W. t > N rri> . 1 Ihuiie! l-t
sendann.r of this County, and for Mr.
Wheat of Clarke county.
Mr- Haydeit of Benyvi e - I a I"t tc
that town fronting ■<' i« t. *’• ph
the whole being*littK* more than the tl.ir
t, nth of an a re, for «»toM: Ueoty • M.
Britton.
In SVpher dstown a mm oj*;*o- ' to
pr,. s-1 <>1-* v«.ud p- *r to !•
\V, 4nj.pi.»»■ hr got the last word r.jht h.
eau- »f a tenacious* memory a pie ’aft
r>. ,-ti. n f the old New \ Ofk -hi '.ti*.
♦ •
I pens of **'e B. A <). H. K *!
tW, j I'm *ve recently Ken ti. ron :' y
r. r and iihprovvd, utuh r tl
, • \!r \. l>. 1 -»r. the loe :
I ar i w amor r the Is t and n.
• iwff'y meng th* entire it! eft roa«l.
Sv new tin 11* it of It. it 'h n ; " •»'
i. - effect n .'un lay. Ira as ea-t am
« -r pt*-s 1 ■ r. at It.:** \. M. tHli-r train
.»«• . -land 9.o0 A. M. ami ar.d 11
p \’ Westward at L17 and A. M
ill I^ - v- l*. 1.
. i l sii. ; !: >n. we r.rt t -1* 1*' <1 ' • Pr
\V W. Rowan.* alive f ti.i i u n -
re-ideat in ' ‘uray.
T! e l r. -h \V iterV- •!
land Basebail t i ih > i M lay - ro
t*», ri S - it- r villi I ni*h - a rt
thousand—m t- r le- •
absent !> ■ ••» lee ’ - r • . to r.
The ear- n rear ti
lias h*i n ! • lie i ■st iM\ •;
with borders <T Miat.s ..r; ; •a:
f tit r with m Mv \\a iod
n- I • h vdy wa • t: t ' - ultra- :.\
*<• guest*.
Hr. b r*<- t \) . Brown. Tr ; ha*
•I - Hi!' rt <*' T * ry h . rty, in t!ii
• lar«r -ii] ;di •>' !•••; '• < r a:;
w ei w frai:. *. —a—It. I 11!■ i« rt»i i-•'
y ..id Saturday - ' 2 t<» 0. i • ■
t \-a . .1 rryvi" . pi*: - i i ' th
a - if t.’Iii • *'i*. t r t1 t"* ' .rTH* i
an 1 4 fur the latter. A ft»m« by ti:' A
• *£nitst *p, «»f tb'« v’n - ', a: I :.*■! nin
' I \ Away, i in $C .'e u
Mr. Th'ii'.iS, the ertrv -tie (. .. . Vai*.
t t •- f.. ■. : tilt a I :*in *
* rot -carefully in-; rt it *.th t vi<
Ti <•'«•> the l.< ture «.n “Orat> rv, t
■ r 1 by the Uun. I htnicl 11
■t f ' '• .«.:•!• !ph:a, at '*(\’ur!-» \\ a»! '•»
rtrv n »w n sale at the l‘«>
t It v \ a.- 1 at the <■ r
"i r.-y i purchase y»mr nk-t;. y >u c»
i to t! • 1 t ttfiec 1 have ) >:r .
! - ur- •!, a.' it. r t
1 .»» r, ; ft . t i. r
’ 1 vain in .ttai • 1 * u:
- »t< tn |,i;r ha<e tick, t early. It •> t|f
on tie fra t of Mr. M tn M. t -ail
*. t r ."vmiuit lN-inf. ’hr- tin
' i * -not it ;rtb . T!» *«;i- m rv tvs
h- y w k men blasting rock f r a no
C in it," , Mr. < »jts, owru
Tribute <•/' Ur»i»cct.
Si uvu Point, May bth, l »'■<*.
At a M •Tin; of Summit Point I
Grange n • I' I l.l 'I :, 'Mi. l.xs.i, the follow- i
in IVatii' ati.l Ue-.lutions was adopted:
.v»lv Father lias re: n o 1 fr -a» ottr tuid-t our
worth) Past •! r, venerated .ml beloved
mend r, Pol. Itoi • ; kt \V. Bxylob: therefore,
t: : ' While tv ... .wiel.- t!:e ham* ot
Divio Prov. i • t *. a* ill al < t er iBur
i ta' at fairs, we cannot hut ir -uni «i- dentil, aril
• vt it - »t • 11 - -" ■ if. t > Ins i inty, and
tib - f.n ' > win*n» we evt. ml, in thi
t>. ir 1 i' -i aille ti *n, > r heart i .1 sympa- |
i; > l Of Pol Baylor P m be truly sa!d .
th uh rtachiu ' M.in'- allotbia^e—
*, m|u rjr ■ - hi never i !uiii t » or cxplndi d
th ..* ! ul « * ever In the van to advance by j
ewrv b e .ritl *i m■ ■ > ut 1*~ command th'*
tr-.u • .1 •• et the jsr- -,t Agricultural interest nf
t! el ,untrv hem s early * .mu. ction with
th- ti; m-vin thisst t*. «*-•-*Fi-rti oiV- sal p.«*i- !
I mi he t tin it. an 1 ' faithfully tilled to tie*
h. c;r Ilf bi* dealt 1. :u-\in. is he di t i in.this
th ^e •• combination '!.•• hope et aarieul- ,
tore in the future ie j*en ■ d «*u an intedi-en*
■
l otl.dil ami i:11 ii. ■ • t t. ndwi*. and a-trieul
i, ;r» at ! vry-. om- > t h r truest and most devo
H #. That a • **| o ' tin -■> re-. 'tun.- t
ti'tb' miiv .f’ e d. ■ it • d, ami a • >py
t »t'. 1 il at I •«> our t oimty pa
j*ers |..ft :hhi n. Mid to the executive com- t
* oMMITTKlt,
I..\l>Y Hr it rti 11 its.— Ladies, you ear*
p-t ti. ilx--t i r. eh \ ks, atid spark
ling > v - with al. t! cosmetic- ot trance
1 or tt i’iri rs id the wi.r '. while in p-mr
iU‘i ,i 1 ' In w. 1 trite you such rich
•
llop Hitt \ trial i- certain proof
. lay M - Pttfi. is-.v.
V. 11.1.1AM A 1.1*1 i 1 - 'i \ 1.1.Alll.II. itifant
. ;■ i f Belle V» d- Mi an 1 W . W. U. tiullahei'.
R t' i'< -in a 1 r .111.
A;, i tie ■; ■ th.:- :r- -V between.
IP w. I give ir.em .A. k <gast».
V , i : si : .. > • i i is* Mnv
• |v< ' ’ ■ J • 1; 1 i* HI l.K ill ... tlliv
s. .’i.)»; ci.viivM.
Ti: -? y In-: thv -1 ,y for the cl. eti n
(.f J’t •.**.• t r- in t! is State,
i ; [ iir > w t .tv ■' • ave cu-.ly partial
r. u: ’. In < i vr -: ■■ s District. For
.!■ rs -s ^
'r :.t r. ‘1 '•■> \ !>•> ami
; v, II, F. I l For IV . !. of ot
IWnl of K i r ate is Mr. John T. Cohtott
A ml M ' m. A. H.
V it, a*» 1 Ja.. N. m i slier wireemcUl
v r is,, r ;• t!v ’y IX*
! is; r I’ I *.
Until r: r ! ,i » i . f in1 1 *r jower to j
1. .. furls n mi Pc’' rs. The ' r ' ...
,i • . v r ♦! t a for Mr. II
, Pr * f P u I of 11 !
. 1 \ .r* ami * . M
Kulh. u ■ r 1 As;a a i mcr-. I' >r
1 l* \ i l It. I>. Huth r
': \ i l.f Mr. J. >n^
. .1. . V* ■ ;t* re
s. v . if :t ;!••! mu
an ;. : .-('•■ i
r- I . n an I D. t.*.e»
r . ' ■» .S' r vetiv y the
\ h- ii- . to. -I il IV s
.
1 tiisi* - s i l.sy, 13th in>t.ml, at 3
1*. M . th Mi :■ : : r, ; v. ' S. M ti tt >1
1; Present
i M. \\ . W null
If, 1 \
: ( ; ' I. L. Sh rr:sr'. 11.
• i , \V. 1 >. • 1>. (...rringt in K.
• kins w.ih Uni : . Is - tl. 11. Turner oi
• t -■ . s'* , 1' V I.if !‘f L >u
t l *.r . I. tk fr •' J Ki •:*
t : i. A. i" on •»' Her
ir ■! U sv. il. I leu..ft v« a-.
V i ■ :: i *’y apj*>int 1 to vi-it
si : ur :. t. i a re .rt through
, i.mfl.a'r ll> v. I. M. Wo'.V, which
^ 'I . j • - * *» •• 1 »
. *•; • . ji4i • Mr. a.. - >1 U.ru-t aUr.iluun,
>t‘ K v. I’r. irra!; . \ of NV it; a -Ur,
wit! a t it v\ t1 I i icett-nr •, wa- coot*
: i. A: t ' , .* . !.t l hi-* trial
■ r... n i ;t v . «1 -ti' it « ;•=.
i »»a VV. ! •... ii ti nir the K«*p rt <>f
• • i1 . *' no. «• * \ ' I rryviin‘ * : :ir. i
, v ti' it a;> f i ( h rt i length.
I ].> r ; :i - : it i iki r ti ns ha 1
*ai' h ! i I ti; v: ! ■* ot the p« n
' lr, ■ ;•«. .ii'tiiT. ti* n ixi'tiag i<
' n<»t -•■••j • i-It. «i'Ln i* ;»t i-viitencc in the
t . 1 ti.at the i! -ith-cNd ptr*hrj he
v;i • tuM t;> r< rn ; . et . *.■> their [1 f .
r„ tthiei. VI >. M •! n : * -.t:' i *r.. nth-red by
K \ .i; ; i •>, k. tirai xin, If If, til!.* t r
M ’.rat ' V. f.rv M tf.tt, and Rev. A.
4 . H„i • ii - aj«; Jti’.t la f- mniitlee to
> .it ! rrv • ! i <iv'. *iu to the;:, theat>
; tit :i «*f IT- \! ry. The pajH*r ”.i> then
i,! ie ,ivi’ r \ > ii unanimous vote.
I: •», at*, r :i t vaimu itimi <«f the can
'll t i. w ri-iit The- lb
h •*; t ne'.vr- 'V-temat
. If h -h I hi-- • v . Hi .n h JIM-re, Uc
; .... 14 ; i-iTiTIlll. tit.
tli j ■ r- 1 .is- 4TH i the camlhlate
-.. i - ri t ■ hi* !-■ :tire on .t pa-sage
. i ! -tin I v
- ; ,.| ' -1 I - rit ,il Ex« r< K*. The
I - l Whol
4 hi- iiher. tl po-ti i kur-'pe.
• V\ J. .- I .• \r ..ppiareil in l'r hyt> ry
r , \\ in. v.j ml at:- y rea- a ■
f r. th . I* 1- • l»r. Cruham,
f •! mnr, • r v
n,,, i | I. 1‘res'ty t* -: suijouiuctl to meet
- ’ »* 7 '*> r -v
luple Machine Co. Meeting.
The stockholders of the E.’glc Machine
Co. met in accordance with notice of pub
1 cat ii, in Washington llall, on l ritjav,
k, A. M. t*he
v\ . ting was called to order by lorreet M .
Brown and upon his motion,seconded by
O. M. f in is. Hr. W. F. LllTITT was
. - ill. t to the Chair, after which C. F. Ual
VHJilt w i - eli' -. ii Secretary and K. S.
1.. isi.siusu Assistant Sec’y.
The vari .as li.-ts of subscribers were
■ ;ii;d d in and it was ascertained that over
Jon share! had been abscribed for, ol
which 11' were pr s, tlt either in pc son or
by proxy.
The ni tins then decided that a Board
of nine !>.r et>r- be elected. Befo c pro
ceeding with lie' election, however, the
pr 1,.m re |ucst- d F. W. Brown to make
a statement to the meeting as to the profi
ts for -UCC' -S of the enterprise. Mr.
Brown state 1 that he had received proposi
tions fr,.m parties from various sections,
looking to the investment eT capita1 or
making contract- with the Kaglc Co. for
the manufacture of machinery should it
vi ■.-dully organize, but for prudential
r'a-.ii.' h was obliged to withhold the
names. ‘
After Mr. B.'s statement, it was ordered
le, the m* cting that the election of Directors
1.. j r • i.d with w'•)-out nomination,and
the following gentlemen were chosen,
namely F. W. Brown, W. II. Kable, John
M r-ha 1, F. J. Manning, Adam Young,
, .i w. Blessing
a;:d Dr. \V\ F. Lippitt.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
\V. F. L1PPITT, Pres’t
C. Flank Gallahsb,iSec’y.
K. ji. nnNo, A-'i’tScc’Jr.
Tnr Had and Worth <’•*
••re nt \ • r imitat' I or munUrf-iti*/. This is
~. tru• of a family medicine, and it
i jMi-iiive proof that the remedy imitat'd is
; tli highc-i value. As soon as it had
I, :i !. f <i .rid proved by th > whole world
ti . !l - Bitter- w:e the purest, best apd
i: -r ,family medicine on- eiirth
my imitations sprung up and began to j
.1 t;,.- r: e - in which the press and peo
j.', ; the country lm-l expressed the merits
': il. h . :.:i< 1 in every way trying to induce
. - ; .vends t « use liicir stuff instead,
cxi ey on the credit and
f Ii. B M y others started
.trams put up in similar style to II. B.,
with, varioii-’v devis-d names in which the
- “Hops” were used in a
,i believe they were
:ii-,- a- e a- 1; >p Bitters. All such pre
,-rid-d r- leedi- - or cures, no matter what
irsf.l or name is. and especially those
with t ' w >rd “ Hop” or “ Hops” in their
im tod With them or
r na ire imitations or counterfeits,
i win of t.b. i.i. Touch none of them.
! ; uiric ! !op Bitters, with
bunch i r cluster of green Hops on the
i. -1 i thing tu 11 ’r
iri-f i.d lealers ar warded against dealing
in til. ti"i - r count.rteits.
III.PiIi:it!>STi»n> *H'MMAUY.
From the K>’iji*feT:
A pi :• - :i« n to light the streets is under
I. : • s.^t , Captain M. J. Billmyer
i d i. - ■ siol rt caught fo.ty-nine bass
at 1 >.» ii No. 4.
i : / the ; ,i t ..c i.iL the stock of the
: . ! ovn Manufacturing Company
i- : • i in t- i-b-.o rapidly, and on Tues
day r .. h d tli- sum of ^2d,U'*s>.
t- ' ir 1 . . tl ■ second day of June, has
i -. i .• • i as the y to decorate the
. i, - - »,f the C t:f ii rate soldiers in Elm
w n-.il Ci t« i ■, at this place. Ilex*. John
I md-tr* et, < M.irtinsburg, will deliver the
.dr on that occasion. '
CAH !T.
F-. . \vb t." utTeriiig from the errors and
• rvous wt ak ness, car
> loss .it in intio- •!. iV'.',, I will send a
• .twill, r. y. i. IKKKUl » lIAHliK.
l -i- •!-. .• r.iiieilv \v.;s discovered by a mis
its s..m!i At!.- -ic.i Semi i-'clf-address
: to tl Rev. J isant T. Ixiu, .Sta
t: II l>, :.i L' ) rk I tty.
Dec. 2. 1 s>2 ly.
J. iu; 'Ilvoliai. Association—There
id sc a lea-ines* meeting of the Lee
M< • - " al A-- nation in the Court-House
i. at r-atimlay . at 2$ P. M. A full at
tciMamv is r- nested.
A. C. 1I<*PKINS,
May 17, lasl. President.
--
II . Daniel Dougherty’s Lecture will
A j .n Tuesday evening 2!*th. An
imp r ii ’ law prevents his being here
at ti. time f.r-t announced.
\\ Il r ’ t tli- house I now occupy, corner
; i . • - \ in : rty streets, iurtitsncu
ru-.f.trnNi. ! as desired. Possession given
imim diatt ly.
: A. KoulitorsEJf.
\ ■ we 1 ii. g hi use of 'dr. lhiniel (letzen
1, • - miles front Summit Point was
id!- on Sunday. The furni
t .r !•• 1< ! _ !»•_: to Mr. Harry (ietzcndanner
! ■ •; limed. I.i -*on former $8o0,
■ insure 1 in de*F. County Mutual; on the
r s'' " !«>t!i of which will be paid
pn mptly by Mr. K. A. V’exander, Agent.
- 'i n. oitmxii, 1 ■''*3.—Our Lady
fri Is are n *peetfully invited to attend
•;rt>p ■ • : f Imported Hats and Bon
t- Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, &c.,
.■it /"■ •-/!«,. M'tif Ut. We have engaged a
M !i- r iro.n the Celebrated House ol
Ar -T ng, Cator A; Co. Respectfully,
r. <5OI.r SMITH.
RjaRTsat rn. MiTirits. -j
^ii d
i,‘J Itoak. »• kll «»• »s»4 lw«
Kii | 3J<. »i»kr* r.. r ,0.1.^. »»-<
; i a. biumt * m.. u * rtn.
V rk Oir n Out. t>n receipt of your
u i :- s hi will make anolfer by whi’b you
ean earn t" $7 evening*, at ro-.tx home.
M r. W 'Hen, B<y s r <rirls cand< it. H.
t WILKINSON^ Cb., U'o and 197 Pul
ton Stri»t. Now York.
May ", l-'SL_ _
>1- Kid ;> was engage.! Wednesday
' ii ng posts nud chain fri (Mart House
yard t • pr- nn; persons from walking upon
the grass. _ __
l'.v Brother Zittle called to see us or
Wednesday.
1 t.tki' a million teet of lumber, every
via. to make .I.e base-ball bat* of thi:
,-. •; itry. No wonder foreigner* f?**! tlie.i
l ifer! -:: ' .' r a bag time after arriving
here.
Mount Parvo lnstit‘*ie,
Charlestown, Jeffernon Comity, IT. Ya.
I PROPOSE to open this Boarding and Day
School for Girls the 1st Wednesday of Sep
tember, 1S82. ... ,
This Institution is designed to he of high
irratle, and it is hoped will meet folly t*>r (iirls
the educational want* of the community, and
atford to all attending it i»dv stages as groat as
can lie obtained anywhere else.
Terms.—Board (including Washing, Light
and Fuel) for Scholastic ycar$l, >.
Reduction for Board to pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their \\ ashing
done at home. ,
Tuition $A‘>to $10 for rante time.
Music extra.
For further particulars address me until Jt.Jy
■Joth at Darnestowu. Montgomery! oiinty, M :
after that at Charlestown, Jetforson County,
c. N. CAMPBELL.
June Si, 1882 ' f
T. C. GBEEfN,
ATTOltXEY AT LAW,
Charlrstovm, J'fffjrton County, IT. la.
Will practice in the Courts of Jefferson and the
neighboring t 'utilities and in theSupreme! ourt
of Appeals of West Virginia. l’rompt atten
tion to the collection of claims.
iHHee in the Law Bcu.mxu in rear oi th
Court-House on George strre . %
August 12, 1882 8 n
UI*. H. It. WILLIAMS,
l'TSTIST.
Formerly <>f Alexandria Va„ cccntly from
Baltimore,' Md., having establish. 1} him- If in
the practice af liis profession *n 1 harlestown A
Berryvillc will be louml rt’< first ten days in
every month in Perry' illo ami the remainder
of the m,ot|th in Charlestown.
Fel lp, 1883.
MASONRY & MICK WORK,
fpiIE undersigned respectfully informs the
X citizens of Jefferson that he is prepared to
execute Stone and Brick work in a substantial
manner and upon good terms and with prompt
itude. Good references gi' ei'.
The walling, arching an 11. mentiug <>f < :s
terns a specialty. For past custom he returns
thanks. „ „ __
MOOUE A DOBSON.
Charlestown, Jane M, 1882.__
REASON SHU8ERT & SON,
Manufacturers ofaii fclnds of fine
. CARRIAGE ami lU'GGY
IAAKNESH,
Saddles, Bridle-. Homemade Collars, Whips,
Lap Robes. Blankets. Leather A Cotton
Klv Nets, Karin Ilurne ■ of all kind*. :i!*o Deal
r-'in Harness Oils. Saddle A Mann— Ilanlwan
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kind- ot
leather And shoe findings.
,'ll Parties visi'lng Anything in our line will
do v eil by giving i * a call before buying clse
wheic. Always keep a large .stock on hand
wliirh we will sell at the lowest cash prices,
Repairing df all kirn's done at the shortest
notice.
Highest Cash Price * paid for all kinds of
Hides delivered at Ti*”vard.
!». SHUGEIIT A SON.
Jan. 1 ss3—ly.
penpl n th
out for char 11 - ^o increase their
earning' : <i it •- •
wealthy those who do 11 • -1 ini -
prove their opportunities re
main in j*ovcrty. W e oiler a great yhanee to
uiake nionev. We want many n cn, women,
boys and girl* to work for us right in their own
localities. Anyone, an lo the work properly
from the first start. The business will pay
more than ten times ordinary wages. Kvpen
sive outfit furnished free. No one whoengag* -
fails to make money rapidly. Y'oti can devote
your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information ami all that
is needed sent free. Address Stinson it Co,
P irtland, Maine.
Dee. 2, iss_* ly.
Wanted
,j*- BUSHELS of Wheat and l-’O
Barrels of Corn for which th ■
i highest market price in Ca*h will by paid.
Will he received at tlie B. AO.andS. \. It K.
! Depots, Clmrle-town; at Summit Point S'a
tion, It. A <>.; and at Kipon und Chew's Siding
S. V. It. R.
C. P. LIGHT.
Feb. 22,1883. _
FOll HALE.
rr\VO buildings fo*- sale on thn Corner of M i
lt- | at S ' ■ i H
ami one Simp building. Pos-. -sioii given 1st
of \ pril. I lie purchaser to take down and re
move the same frSm. pri riiiscc. Apply at once
to ; JUIPt'Si!. II**1 MF.S,
V;,r- *. •/' ts"'’ tf. Agent for I)r. Neill.
.V(t?*ce.
H^HU outstanding •! p. r JEFFERSON
i COUNTY BONDS, numbered from P> t 1
1 .’st, inclusive, of the denomination < ; .It.1'1,
a* ,i from 1 t vi tsive, let
thin of #1' a must 1 • presented at tin frea
''iirer's Oilhv of Jetii r ,n Countv. W. Ya.. at
, • harlestown, on or before May l ull. 1" '■ In
terest will cease on said h aids at that date
, FUf-ENU BAKER, g-1 t.
March 1-«l.
,V£H* HOOJOS.
1.\M n »w ret - i.io ; my usual supply of fall
. und v inter goods.
CEO. W. T. KEARSLFA .
1> I,A< *K fiishmers A r — 'supply of »'•'
9 wool Muck ea
..Is. < Y . : KI IR8U v
j > F.EI :t minute llr.id Ache ami Neuralgia
li cure, itist received.
Ah'* UITII a CO.
April 5, 1883.
URlNK PURE W A1 FR. Kediies' Reliable
Improved Watc* Filmn r. !nr -ah- hv
DI KE A gallaiier.
Aug. in, 1S82.
CryHtiil Flour.
1 > AKl’R A PRO l lIKK’S CRY- DAI El DEI:
1) fur sale 1 > v
| Feb. 11. ls>2. GKO. W.T. KEARSLKA.
S0H3CL SUPPLIES
furnished 1-y
GEO. T. LIGHT.
T%71
>> lbs w ns Meat
! A cool. Parties wishing anything in our Hut
| will du well hv calling, as we ean furnish hr-'
class Meats, killed ai.d kept in a r;rst class wan
ner.
MERCHANT A LI CAS.
June 3, lkS2.
I ^OPA, Water A Sugar Cra.-fcc-s. Pil-.t Hr. ad
MERCHANT.* I tv AS.
nlAMOND Post, for the hair. .
snl.l i.y CEO. T. LIGHT.
September 4 1SS2.
•
I ANDUirriUS RELIABLEG ' RDEN SEEI
la Wear, jiow receiving a I irg ■ st" k of I-in
t] - Ounien Seed and tril 1 be able tu tur
ni-h ev rv variety during tb*' f.in.iiig s. '.v-ii .
AlSgl'ITlI A CO.
The McCormick
Twine Kinder
has been greatly improved foi
188H.
It is th. Lightest as well as the Strongest
Machine in the market.
Price greatly reduced. Every Mu lone full
Warranted. Farmers will lind it grcatl.
to their inten-t to call and examine th
McCormick before purchasing any oth
Machine.
DI KE A OAI.L VHER.
t May 3. Agents for Jefferson County.
Harper’s Ferry & Valley Brand
15. A O. 1C. It.
Took effect Monday, May 11th. 1>83.
WEST BOUND JR V: N "
-i • 28-4 | 210 : 280 23
Stations. a. m. a. m. a. m. r. si. r.st
Harper's Ferry— 3 4<V 7 1> 11 05 1 00 8 0
llalltown — 4 02 7 41 1! IS 1 20 8 !
Charlestown— 4 17 8 05 11 2s 1 e 8 c
» » 8 22*lt 44 2 04B
Summit I’oint—le. 4 11 0 15 11 >4 2 50 8 4.
i Stephenson's—le. 5 lflj 9 55 12 15 3 22i8 ■>
'' Winchester— > 53 10 5" 12 27 3 40.9 1'
j Sp.plions f’ity— 0 01 11 52 12 44 1 22 r. M
Miodlctown— 0 15 12 11 12 54 4 57'
Capon n,'-a<!— 0 34 12 5 ' 1 14 5 00
Straslmrg - 7 ul 12 51 1 22 5 10
Mt. Jackson— s 20 3 00 2 20 r. u.
New Market— •'» 4 ' 2 55
Ilarri. ■’ithUrg— 10 8j * 00 3 II
Staunton— 12 1 ; 4 4o
p. m p. t. P. M.
Nn. 24,4 daily. All other trains daily ejccepl
Sunday.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
no 24 7 245 2S! ’7*'I
Stations. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. r m
Staunton—lc. 7 001
Harrisonhutg—lc. 7 Hi 7 5 2c
New Market— j j J 9 01 8 30 ti 2s
Mt. Jackson—le. ' 1 9 35 4 ,v; 7 u
Strashurn— i ! 0 50 II 23 » 5.3 4
Middiet .wrf— 7 22 12 14 10 10 9 05
7 74 ,2 18 10 26 9 21
Kernstown— 7 1 *>.’ in 3-> 9 .44
Winchester—le. fl 14 4 •_’» 1 1' 10 4”> 0 4ii
Sfephens,.;. — fl 15 4 MU 2 1" 10 57 10o4
Summit Point— fl 34 9 15 2 50‘11 1, PCI
Cameron— A 41 9 3r» 5 11 11 27 H»4il
Charlestown— 6 5U it 50 3 11 35 HOtl
Halit.»wn— fl 54 10 Ofi 3 4> 11 45 1114
Harper's Ferry— 7 10 10 30 4 2" 11 58 1138
iA. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. P.3.
No 291 run« daily. All other trains daily ex
cept Sunday.
1 ' F. M MAXTZ,
Supervisor of Trains, \\ iiudn. ter, \ a.
W. M ('LEM I.NTS,
M-i-ter of Transportation, Camden Station.
Mav 17. 14,4.3.
-y ,
Change of Time
OOVEIl.YI.YO MOVEMENT OF TRAINS ON
Shenandoah \ veeey R. R.
Tali \g F.j}'> r{ A, "‘il i'lth l'S.'t.
Philadelphia time (live minutes faster than
Baltimore time.)
TRAINS fiOlNti SOUTH.
Stati< tn*. ■■ i 1
A. M. r. M. V. St.
Hagerstown— <> 2d 2 uo
St. James G 34 2.13 j
\ntie;ain 'j •'•'• -
ShephenL'town 7 03 2 4u ;
Shell. Ju ic4iou 7 I > 2 ol |
Charlestown 7 27 3 Go
liipon F
Fairfield 1*.
Berrvville 7 •’>> 3 30
BoveeviBe * 00 3 44 1
White Post
Riverton * 10 4 13
> Front Koval ■ *7 4 I.) 1. •».
■l.urav-Art r>- ♦ ^ !K
. l.urav— Lv. I" 12 5 45 |
| Milni s . 1103 6 40 ,
I Elk ton . H 'j 52
Port Rent 'll".' 11 ■ -1
Wavn slmro' r. M. 12 27 X 00 ,
$j£
Pullman SI cper daily,on Express No 3, New
Yoik to Memphis, v i ll.trri'utr t, eonne. tnig
at R' anoke with Pull’ •> Si. • per for New Or
leans. via Knoxville anil Allan a. at at l>al
tou with Pullman Sleeper for Jacksonvule.
making virtually no cuange New York to
Florida, ami New York to New Orleans.
CONNECTIONS.
At Hagers".. r.\ n, Md . with the \\ • st» rn Mary
land KuBroad tnamlfi un Baltimore, Frederick
i; uiiiiti.'hurg, <:• iyslmrIVtitnar. \\ aym --
pu.. mill points oil Western Maryland
Railroad and its branches
Willi i’inn* rlami Yallry ICiir *;'-l to »v from
1 l:irri?*l»ur>r, Carlwle. >U\\k inTuitf, (‘luunWiT
VI
the Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches
A’is ' t" ami from Pittsburg and t he M e-t and
Northwest, and P iw 'it. New V nrk, Philadel
phia a lid North a* 1 K ed. . .
\t Shenandoah Junction, V\ . \ a., with Main
.if B I'imor asid <»l»i-» toaml from \\ as.i
in rtmi. , ,
A! Riverton, A a., v.nil .'fam.-sti; Branch ol
Virginia Midland Itaili'. y.
At Waynesboro Junction. \ a., with < licsa
iie ike iii.l (thin Railway t<> and from (irecu
|,rj,.r White Sulphur Springs anil Richmond.
I.., a, l.aird. with l.c\ingt<>n Branch ol
Ki-hmi.nd and Alleghany Railroad. ,
A; Natural llrid •. wi'ti Main l.ine of l.i-'.i
ui" id an I Alleghany Railroad.
At R iirnoke. with Norfolk.in 1 \\ cstern Rail
STAfiE CONNECTIONS.
At Riverside, for Ecxingtop, Va,
A- p. ,yfe Station, for M'U<v.i 'tn ' W ur hes
ter. Virginia._
TRAINS CtiJNO NOR! H.
. No. 2 No. 4 No. G
A. M. -V. M.
Roanoke 54a 11 »»
Wavneshoro’ Junction !' »! !•»■' 1<
port Republic 1" 1;,» 39
Elktoii *5 4 W
M n't - 14 *'5. 4 ■
l.urav—' ”i r M ’ll ♦* +•’ '4
km-lc. 4* G7 5 34
Front Royal 1M G d, A M.
Riverton 4 (l 41
I White Post ’ . i
I Boyceville 4
I Berrvville __ 2 ' • 7 3G f
j Fairiiclil J •
Pipen F. ,
Charlestown - »* • ■
2*ii«?n. jun* non - '
I Shci>herd.'town ;t
Arm lain *» *• ' ...
Ft. James
Hagerstown—Xr. p«» •• . M
1 ulin ari Sic-per. daily, an Expri •> >•' 1
Menmhi t ■ N*-.v Y irk without chanp
I r.imie. tin- with Pullman Sleeper fnun Nev
jurleaii' tn Wht'diin -ton. making virtually .
through line of Slo |m ra rmi i v r Orleans '■
New Shirk, via Roanoke and MnrriM'iuv:
I. 10 pounds ni' baggage elm ke ! free^ t" e:e ,
whole tieket. l.'v <> mile tickets ♦J-V'h: • 1
mile tickets* $15,00. ' _
t Break fast.' ’Pinner. $8tfn <■*,
i IIKNKY 1 INK, General Manager,
Lyn<h'*:rg. v a.
JOSEPH H. S«NP-\ Si i • ri' tendent,
Hagerstown. M l.
\ rcipt- General Pas-erg' r ,t I •« k* t Agent.
* • Lynchburg, \ a
0 HOWARD r.«‘YER,
Div. Frt. Ai. Pa--. Agent.
lla g ‘rstown, Ml.
Xpril jg. V&.
ll\sfcrn ct Baryta ml /?.
Taking IPTc t S unlay. Sept. 4. 1 "1.
i Baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,
1 Daily cxccpFSumlay,
71.1A.M. M;»ria>hurg Express—arrives at
1 Baltimore 11.45 A. M.
:> ‘ ' A. yi.' and <: 15 I*. M . For Kdgctnont an
interim iiotv jniints.
1 30 P M. M ail—arriving at Baltimore 0.1
1*. M.
4.45 P. M. S. V. Expri-". at 0. V. depot. v.\
riving at Baltimore i >.15 1‘. .
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOWN.
1 >.25 A. M and 2.00 P. M. 1- nun Edge: '.or
ami intermediat: js-ints..
II. 00 A. M. S- x . Ex pr«~ at • IV P
t’jopi Bi'himore ni A. M.
12.15 P.M. Mail—1 cavil. Baltimore at >1
A. M.
7 .13 p. M.. Martinshnrg Express—leave Ba
tirnore 4.vu P. M.
:; j. m. hood,
G-m-ral Manager.
B. H. GRISWOLD GctiT Tieket Agent.
Sept, 10, Iasi.
1
• f • t • . \
: PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
: •
* I
I •
■
Pi-y- ESTASLIoKjfj ' r
NINSTY-EICH.' YaARS '
SEEDS!^ra®YNIeaiSSHr?L5S
QPPrfeQKOr tho PRIVATE FAMILY
wKi lsbL^ I Crown by <jMir<tf>l%ff***00 °,ir owr! rrrr>iiiV* k-c -•* *
f&~ Handsci.-ip Illustrated Catalogue aud Kura! Register FREE TO ,\: Z..
MERCH ANT S, SEND US Yt>UIl BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRAPP U'-T.
JJAV5D LANDRETH &$0NI|$EEB ®BOWERS,PlliLADEL‘,i?!S
IS":;. SPRING & SUMMER 1883.
GRAND SPRING OPENING! ’ GRAND SPRING OPNIKM.
I
ONE PRICE
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
NO. 7 WEST V .KHIViiToN STREET, HAOKKSTOMN, MIC
! W . 1 . rSprit ■ ■■ " met with tnorecneom**«»«** «
\\ ..M . et In e .!,•.< lUtiiKCul utir increnfcd.patroiittKrf weare im.l.ltd •• »-•'* ’ *
ti e adv mi.u-eo. inrj Kverj. art iele ».ld l.v u* is marked m 1 dm.. 1 -«,c - that
...c c|,ild can h»y ai ‘ as tli©putvn». Our Object is to sell piles ut good- at
ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.
Wo are not satisfied with a small business. >\caw large bmewand tin • > ,
by t u case at tin rerr loweat POMlWe \\
ail. \V< want t" give to the F'uriin-r. the Merchant at
■ ip for Gash Always re>nM mb' r oar prin - • ■ «
When other* sell cheap we are atill cheaper. Ourownniak f “• ‘
I . n all ■ ur own cut and d« sign*: *wi nt\ ta
our patrons that we can glee them Original Slvl
Kh .nt ..i. • Perfect in Fit.Supcriorin Workteaiidop. ■ a n«g« ..
• • • rs, ¥fe will i
M. | i Mi t. J Sujt M« n * Fancy 1 niun Ha>* ; M. n s 1 *•»•» •“ \i< t
* ■ .m \’i \|! Wool ! i - S tii $•< •«’; An All Light Wool Cheviot Suit $».»•<>; Our.m ii iiiaku
IH^il.sV.kVou.'ul/'AurowS1, ftakei.2 Suits art Nobby; Our own make III
Nice; i >iir own m.ikv#irl Suit* are H*w«; Our own nuke, Liigli.b. $M‘i. 1 In I ">« * ' *• ”.®
j. ,. -lit- t dl I'ricr. marked in Plain Figures. Boys Suits from /» up to . I -, r
.. Oar stock of BLl BFLANNKMI complctelr
, . $io $12, $1S Warranted fast colors I i JIt#
us u caii and be convinced. Polite and atU ntirs salesmen. We in v. ?> respeetAUly
LOWENHTEIN BHOTII K1I8.
One Price Clothiers ami Tailor*,
\0 7 West Washington Street, in the New Huntriehouse Building,
Apnl 1, 1882. ’ _ _ Hagerstown.
Ail ARKET, tt€.
rrs;i j; uudrrdjrno.ni::vt>ent'-vd ivtn’ro.part
£ nerdiip i.ixt mi' comlm-tin# bu incus on
Main street, <•:>J>< -it* M 1- Pursonujp . It is
,,11 r purp •' ■ to 11uve .-ousvuutly on haiui
CHOICE I'll Eb 11 MEATS,
,■ ghtcred and dnaaed;
: t dta, Flour, Meal,
Coni, llran, Ortal, Ac. Tlie housekeeper can
,.,;i upon ns confidently cipeetinir to find the
)„■>! supplies for the table procuruble in Ibis
market, ami at r- >oni»blc clinrgt--?.
Kfcfw f
MLUCHAST A I.UCAS.
T'cIt; arv 4. It-8-’.
Iyppp Virgin S .ml oilondraft. boldin any
ouaiitit\ doired. Also Oreeit <• in>r**r, just
received. AiSQUITH * <
WfEb-ve ju! received a lnrpc supply of
V» N->! Letter, Account and I-ojral Cap
p.i. ; . Envelope* and box paper of every
description, AISQl 11II A VO.
Ii Sub ff ?mI
1\, I 1N*G the Ci lebrah dOuterbridire Hor
• v Pure French and Don ;i. llraiidics,Old
II bu | an IDmi • Gina Fin Assortment
of Win- Li Indite: i luiin|iu]p|e and other Fine
israiids. i:<« he-'er liver and Porter. A first*
class stock of .
\ r-t-cl e Pool ai d Hilliard Parlor over II.
II. Cooke-' 'ton- F. U. SOl'DEKS.
j December 255,1882.
LOOK GUT•
i 1.1. , i r ns ii. l.*b:<-d totm- will please conic
.\ 1 -. ward and • tile by < ash or Note, as !
.. lM ; Muesaiiettled.asthisiaaKMrYcar,
and don't you foiyct it. F jj. SOL’fjERS.
Jan. 2-», 1883.
.!•£ fff CROP.
IJK1ML- win, Orl'-anSMb1n"«es and
1 ' ; 1 ' w r Ki:--,!
December 10, 't>2. .
« w? fj {P»| n it. lift- i '-vi.ping by, go and
t;,;l 'J* A* t5a in in* yuiidif, something
cpS E-J Vk 0 i igbtv and '.tblime leave be*
t; j Asnq 0 hind to conquer time." fW a
uicA&ri fcL Vi ,.p jn vour own town
outfit fr c. No ri-k. Everything new. Cnpi
t«| not ri' iuind. " e will furnMi you every
tl.i.--_*. Many are niak i.g fortune*. l-adies
make in- h i Imu. and l"»y* and girl#
„ ;:ke gr* .it |».iv. Head, r, if you wiRithasinm
at v.h you . in ni-kc great Ii-iy ill the time.
-,t rio- for particulars to 11. Ilallett & Co., I’ort
; land. Maine.
I Ilv*2—If.
k'or Sale,
VNH'E ' t o( Bacon, Harr;*. Shoulder*.
Si^i\-.; Med i ral i’> barrels, Half and
Ouur: • !li ring and Shail.
mi:h< ii.vnt& id < as.
.1 ilM 24, .
Stags and Paper.
MIGIIFNT ( . -h Price [mid for Rag* and Pa
i»er at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Anril 22. 1S*2. « ;
Cook Stoves
rpjfp largest stock of ok Stoves in towr
1 for sale cheap by
KARNSILVW *k DOOLI Y.
March 1, ISsS.
V ITU. rt.Kk of Builder? H^njware &nr
i\ other g"0*l.- in our line reeeiv'jd and
lor sale by,
Pl'Kr VLf.AHFR.
\N ,r;mcnt of Fur' r «k Birthday' Card
. just received.
AISQCTTH & 00.
Fch. 22, fH-d * _ •
* OTIOE.
AT1 HIT ./ retiring from tlie Carpontini
>\ r ,.s diinoiitici >1 '.ti the Uh in
[an? ! ■ t • t intend to n impii-h the Tin am
' li: :n— l.uf on the contrary propos*
t ’ u-h it to it-fullot e»»-nt. To tliis end
1 ivy pr*n-ha>c*l -i new ami elegant supply o
ng Mat ; rami trail]
• r„. i|.». Htt.-n»'...o • f tin- public to tlie name
JAMES W. BUTT.
Nor. 18, 1882.
Brow* Jfna.'y
rpiU' l ittle Brown Jug. and 0000 Gallons o
J r u;-* rior Ohio Stom- ware jiut mil
ami for .-d** Special induce- -its to tn
i trad**. K. I . \I .Vr-ilINGTON.
Aug. 21,1332.
BUILD YOUR HOUSE
wiru a nnr. cur chimkew.
This r'd ' h ' ’ *•n u-“.11 >' •!
wit i n<> r.s* •( f.r* X
. r» I !MU It. .t < r fr. I >.
me.. uui<i'»a "• | rftf- r win t->
I,rt,-I •'><* I.i. ilayrr r.tjii.r I
Cut itnp voor* t» * '"l
hijf- t ami r *;n In I owl i f
Hi., n.'it. t cj'i'ii'e t'hiiiu.'V fu
tr>Oil • a ti r»! u/ I • *it*.
cn.*-3 s. Tonics b co.
8.S. Cir. ?r»tt * Chirlts £ %
n.lHtunro, Jt‘t.
Ba*ca furnUlied to nwi llif«c cM.ii*
o«y« will* riBE pun#.
Pend for circular. fta>l l>arttc srs.
%r cut ti.ii out n i..
TO THE PUBLIC.
I
ft
kinds of
Carpenter
repairing, upholstering f irnin. •, vinki. pi* -
Jure fruit'. , ivd anTti.il • in fli* * d work
line. He i> also pr. |...r. ■! t ■. sti ..i xutd vurniali
furniture, so tlint the old will 1* • k us new.
Will also repair lainip< -V t l.iua War.
Any orders can he hi. t l,r *’i i'. I'rut
Store, or at his residence on we ’ Street Shop
on we i Liberty Strfet 1 the town run
Fell. Id. M ..
GEO. T LIGHT
H AS a full line of IJleh' - Handy Paper T«h
lets for sale. Iiotli I >r Pen .V Pencil,
French Paper iti t;.l> >>." 'Oct
Linen Paper “ “ Ik**.
Hill Heads “ ’*>•
Statements " “ •’•••
Plank^ receipt •. P*.'i 1 A !"•
’ v < 'nil afd examine them
Owing to tiie ...tii'lion of i ix on y lining
end for the iK-ncfli of the inlliet'-.|, v.eoip r th
I same at Fi.Ort per os.
Have on band all tl • p , <’...r patent tmd.
cities. Ah’1 V'ccp ail S In 1 11.-a -..pp!i»
liKO. T. LltiHI.
Fell 15. 1
fcOTiCE.
\f.t, B* who kcp' i' ' ’ i'. u'iili ti- la-1
year are r* ■ pent hilly r*•• 11;<•••1 *•*I to * f?l<*
them ur**mplly, ware ansion- to «I , upla-l
year’s ljusimr*.
Ais^rmi & (’0.
Jam 11. 1883.
13*/iifr I?Via/; ‘:/s•
rpnE u n 11 ei
I YN
nt reasonable prices. Ma !*•• • »■ * ■ <■ I \% «■ ir*
i.l &. Weller’s Row-:-'-« M: '-A 1 *undr\
JACK TAYLOll A "»
April 5, 1883. _ __ __
\\TE hav<
w
of all kinds. Peuebe*. Rears, Apple-. i *«iat j,
Corn, I’iu* Keans, a.* IAc <*n, lla. ■ *!.o i
ers and also Ar t cla*-- Dried If* ' t. J: £
n •drived fp»m I yn* hbnrg a nli* I *f * * * of ^ I'''*
ing <t Smoking tulaocu. t lour A Meal alwaj 4
, on hand. ^ IURCHAKT ALUCXf
C /OrjQ "W ; i J i • < * cl •
VFEW barrels *>f ' *»rn w anted at
FREE PRLvi OFFICE.
| * F. b. 2Z 188.1.
ORDERj for Picture Frames taken ul t..i
I>mg .tor®of
i” . Dr. CHA8. E. PRATT.
March 1.1883
\FTLL supply of Dreer’s Garden Reed*.
Theae Seiw have \ ♦** n *o! ! ii< this mar
‘ k*-t for many years and bare gi\ n p* p< ra! sat
isfaction. Fine lot *>f Filvcr skinned Onion
- ■ • f - -
Dr. • HAH. E. PRATT.
March i, 1883.
i 1__
IS It A I> V A THAT Ife,
Fashionable Barbers,
Main st., Con** door w*~t of f Art. - House,)
Charlestown, W. Va
n’AfR Cutting and F' .\ing cx'-*ute»l In
l »r-T -4 "la-u* Style. Prir«— reduced for in
’ gle hair cutting 20 eta hi i II ng ddoro
at -anie time, 25 c; *. Tickets g* -. l for IS
l -haves, for 41 Ob. Every effort iria»l*- to |>lca-o
• i customers, and -ati-faction guaranteed.
' April 1*. 18S3—3t:i.
Plane for Safe.
\ FIXE I’JAXO f*»r .-sle cheap. It c >.»>*
. hibition at the >! >rc-r' ont :n tji -.idler
f Building formerly •» mi* : Mr. i’ tir.»
, ell. A!-o a fine Walnut Extent it* Dining
6 Table. For inform..if**-’1 *
FAYETTE U. 0 I'D ERA,
i Apri’- 10, 188-3.

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