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THE. SOLD LOVER.
^HuV that hiS l0V? Was b?*oad comPare?
H18 ruicB was as swou; as h.sstng
o sa.a she wh^w. and C(otl?..d fair.
^?d I thought that ho wasn't far wrong.
*I?T h?HangHB4 fcUyeatill the moon vrashighi
Arnl sw?ret was Iho lovelorn straiu ;
Ijll the night cauvbt up enrh.tremulous sigh
And echoed *:ich anwlrefralo.
He told how he-loved her, oVr and o'or,
Witb paHHinn in every word.
In songs that I never heard before, .
And sweeter oars never weie heard.
*"d It-was i jealous? Well, scarcely; no ;
' I Was glad to hear his lay
I-ever echoed him-soft and low.
When he sang what 1 waated to say.
For While be stood 'neath tim window sill
Sieging my darlings charms.
I'aat ia the parlor dark and still;
With lbs girl that he snag ia my arms,
And what inthander did T hare to be mad aboutT
Ml SCELLA NE OU S,
PE1T, INK AND SCISSORS^
WaaKCB'8 Safk Kidn?t and LituCdhk.
Mayor Kallooh, ot jj.n Francisco, has an
nounced himself as a oandidate for Congress
at ine next election.
Vennor the Canadian wealher prophet, is
t? if a?tTO-11?ra,DKers' Pion'0- whioh will be
held at William g Grove in September.
Dr. Tanner, the fasting man, h?B written
a letter to Dr. Dnnn, of Now Yort, to say
that if the proper arrangements-can be made
itzxv1 ,Dy t,me to begin n ,aat ?f
?inv?eAV.Brown'8 irc?
talilina?',? tht of th? word Man.
alizing? asked the teaeher. "Please
marm,- spoke up little Johnny Uoloomb'
? ,1 j r 3 C,r^nS Prooe88i?n passing tbe
sohool bouse and the scholars are not a',
lowed to look out."
els and kidneys in good freo i ir?5,w*
8n. you Will be -afe from all at ,^ks Tl,?^en
take See advert? ^rSb^'cS, a""
Affectionate mother (to her sonJ-Why
do y?u cry, JoUnny ? What has hart you ?
Johnny (crying more lustily than before"! ?
JaayC'aTh nfwhd7? 'Dd
nly }j, y i? y0a "y to d?y ? John
ny. (bawl,Off at the top of his voice)-Oh
cause you weren't home yesterday
bac&"~ K^t'hfsthe cralb"J
don, in selecting H?? Bif.J, sai">C'tv and wis
demonstrating it by keeping t?,?ir # ?8|?? a,,d
psrpelnal health ntomL their families in
bo would bo foro'ed to sit*8 io^,n3' "Pense.
aentiments are baaeless and false.-Pi?jt?n"UCh
the nt IV"? J?rhn E ^'^exter, sent to
the penitentiary from Richmond, Va for
the murder of Charles E. Curtis, will b'e out
about the middle of February, but three
months w,!l be deducted from this on ac
h down t he??>d l;ehaTior- and this wi? ?Qt
down to about the middle of November
[La Favett. (Ind.> Snnday Times ]
sole ot ?"t KaKoS|'S report aD """Bense
sale ot St. J,cobs Oil, saying the demand is
based upon the popularity of its success
\ herever it has been used, it has proved its
value a thousand fold, Pnd receives its beS
encomiums from tboso who have tried it
ft.JJ'tl"' the De^r? Uoite<1 States arm v of
fleer who wrote "The Colored Cadet/'^iv
rfeStedeI.rrFort0n" ^ Point. *>?* been
fraudint th? *' ?ba^cd wi,h d<"
jranding tho government out of SI,000
??fort Crmi8Sar7 0f 8absiptenca at
t..e fort.where his company (C) is Rationed.
fiTt'thS Amily''wer8i!tiLdy Cfl,,ins 0Dt
all-VthLl T Ja3t hims?'f for a cew
ring the night/'?' ' DCVCr B3t a^'hiDS du'
The Staunton Spectator says : "A co]orv
ed man was approached on yesterday by a
man, who asked him to fupport Cameron be
cause he waa in favor of pealing the law
whioh\eParemp1?ed?f ^No?Xit<,ti0n '?
oan't make ono doliar 'a year Vpa?
cmversatioin^"' T0t0'' ^
In Graytou county, Ya., a few days ago,
a colored man. named Mack Allen attempted
to oommit an outrage on a little white girl
ten years of age. He was followed and over
taken by Jerome Pasley and other men of
tho neighborhood, and when they found him
he refused to be taken, and drew a pistol
and fired upon tho party. The shot took ef
fect in the wrist cf Mr. Pasley, who at once
raised his gun and Bent a load of bucksnot
crushing through the negro's body, killing
him -instantly.
Gen. R. E. Colston, of Baltimore, has ac
cepted the appointment of commandant of
cadets at the New York Military Academy,
at Fort Washington on-tho-Hudson. Gen.
Colston waa for many years before the war
professor of strategy and military soienee at
the Virginia Military Institute, and is well
known through tho South as a soldier, in
structor and lecturer. He commanded a di
vision under Stonewall Jackson, was for sev
eral years after tho war principal of the Cape
Fear Military Aoademy, at Wilmington, N
C., and served six years on tho general staff
of the Egyptian army, commanded two ex
peditions into tho ioterior of Africa, and re
ceived from the Khedive a decoration as ret
ward for distinguished services.
Choice Exiracts from Druggists.
"We know the value of malt, hops, calisaya
and iron composing 'Mali Bitters.' "
?'Oar lady customers highly praise them."
?'Physicians prescribe them in this town."
? ?The largest bottle and best medicine."
"Best blood purifier on our shelves."
"Our best people take 'Malt Bitters.' "
"flare care for chills and liver diseases."
If *you want a Tub, Broom, Washboard,
Bucket, Axe Handle, Syrup, Sugars, Cof
fee, Boots and Shoes,Dried Fruit, also many
other articles too numerous to mention, go
to Dalgarn'b.
Ifo human agency can so speedily cleanse the
blood, clear the complexion and skin, restore the
hair and cure every species of itching, ecsly and
?crofuloas humors of the skin, scalp and blood as
tho Cuticura Remedies. sep6 lm.
Clear h?ad and voice, easy breathing-, sweet
breath, perfect smell, taste and hearing.no cough,
no distress. These are conditions brought about
in catarrh by the use of 9anford*s Radical Cure.
Complete treatment for ?1. sep6-lm.
Loss or Appztitb. Lose or Ennot, sometimes
attended with a dry hacking cough, eometimee
costive, a loossness of the bowels or pain near the
region of the heart, cored with Thayer's Liver
Powder. 26 eta. is not much.
Hradachi, NaavousNBsa, Costivznksb or Chol
era Morbus ere cured witbTbayers Liver Powder,
and only cost 26 cte. Sold by druggist every
where.
February ly
TRON BITTERS are highly recommended for all diseases re*
quiring a certain and efficient tonic ; especially Indigestion, Dytpepsin, Inter
mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, Loss of Strength, Lack of Energy, etc. Enriches
{he blood, strengthens the muscles, and gives new. life to the nerves. They act
like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyBpeptic symptoms, such
as Testing the Food, Belching, Seat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. Tile only
Iron Preparation that will not hlaclcen the teeth or give
headache. Sold by all druggists. "Write for the ABC Book, 82 pp. of
useful and amusing reading?sent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore. Md..
TRADE
Fop $12.00 a Farmer can buy a formula
PREPARED CHEMICALS for WHEAT.
Tliis, when> mixed, at home, makes ONE TON of SUPERIOR
PHOSPHATE, which. is equal in plant-lifo and as certain of successful
crop production as many of tlio high-priced Phosphates.
No trouble to mix;' no extra expense. Full directions.
Powell's Clicmicals hare been thoroughly tried, give universal satisfaction,
and wo offer leading farmers in every state as reference*
Send for Pamphlet. 1JEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
BROWN GHEMIOAIi CO., Baltimore, Md., Sole Proprietors.
(Powell's Tip-Top Bono Fertilizer, price only $30 a ton net cash.
Manufacturers of-< Pure Hone Meal, Pure Dissolved Bono, Potash, Ammonia,
(.and all high-grade Fertilizing Materials.
UTILIZERS
A TRUE TONIC v _
A PERFECT STRENGTHENED A SURE REVIVER.
? WMK NKR '3
Is mido from a Simple Tropical Leaf of Rare
Value, and iiaPOSITlVK Remedy for all the
diaeaaea fhat cause paios in the lower part of the
h*dy? for Torpid Lirsr ? Headaches? Jaundice
Dizziness, Gr*r?l, MaUria, and all difficulties of
th? Kidneys, Liver, and Urinary Organs. For
Female Diseases, Monthly Menstruation*, and
during Pregnancy* it haa no equal. It restores
the orgrana that make ths blood, and bence is the
beat Hloori Purifier. ftis the only know* rem
edy that curea Briehfs Disease. For Diabetes,
??e Warner's SaTe Diabetes Cuie
For Sileby Druergiata and Dealers at $1 25 per
bottle. Largest bottle in the market. Try it
II. II. WARNER ?fc CO..
Rochester, N. Y.
Ausruat 2, 13? I -od Mar 16^0?2y
?K I D N E Y; WORT ?
THE GREAT CURE
for
RHEUMATISM
As it la for all diseases of the KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND BOWELS.
It c'.eansM the system, of the acrid poison
that causes tho dreadful Buffering: which
only tho victims of mutism can rcaliro.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of thi worst forms of this terrible disease
havo been quickly relieved, in a short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
fci
rKIDNEY-WORTl
haa had wonderful aucceaa, and an immense
b&Io in every part of tho Country. In hun
dreds of cases it has cured where all elso had
failed. Itia mild, but efficient, CERTAIN
IN ITS ACTION, but harmless in all cases.
nrlteleansea. Strengthens and circa New
I J To to all tho important organs of the body.
The natural action of the Kidneys is restored.
Tho Uver ia cleansed of all disease, and tho
Bowels movo freely and healthfully. In this
way the worst diseaaoa are eradicated from
the system.
As it has been proved by thousands that
KIDNEY-WORT!
is the most effectual remedy fbr cleansing the
system of all morbid secretions. It should be
used in every household as a
SPRING MEDICINE.
Always cures BHJOUS2TES9, CONSTIPA
TION, PILES and all FEMALE Diseases.
Is put up in Dry Vegetable Form, in tin cans,
one package of -which makes Cqunrta medicine.
Also in Liquid Form.-very Concentrated for
the convenience of those "who cannot readily pre
pare it. It acta with equal efficiency in eitherform.
GET IT OF YOUIt DRUGGIST. PRICE, ll.OO
WEI/fcS, RICHARDSON A Co., Prop's,
(Will send tho dry port-paid.) nrRMXCTO*, TT.
KIDNEY-WORT
Nuvcume. jo, laou? ly.
At the New Stand !
South side Main at., neai Lawrence.
HENRY"DTJMM
DESIRES to notify tbe public that he has now
completely fitted up bis new store-room , lour
doois west of Lawrence street, and is better pre
pared than ever to carry on tbe
Confectionery and Bakery
Business, and will keep on hand at all time, a full
and complete supply of
FRENCH It AMERICAN CANDIES.
CAKES OP ALL KINDS,
FRUITS, NUTS. TOYS. &C.
1 *"? k"P iD "0ck ? *?od
Ct R O C E R I E S ,
Such as Sugars, Cofleee, Tea., Molasses. Syrups.
Rico, Cheese, Salt, Soap, Canned Fruits and Veg
etable,. &c. Tobaccoand Cigars alway, on hand.
Ice - Cream.
My Ice-Cream Parlor will be taatefully fitted
up, and 1 will be able to eerve ladiea and senile
men with the best Creams during- the season.
Ftmilies and Parties supplied at reasonable rate,
Freah Bread always on hand.
?May II. 1X80 HENRY DUMM.
ice : ice : :
DURING the season Ice of Good Quality mar
be bad at any hour during- tbe day at the
store of Mr. J Ed. Burns, in quantities to ,nit
purohaser, and at popular price.
THOMAS FKAZIER
May 24. lSSI-4m.
' for SALE.
\ FINE two-year-old JERSEY BULL, I J. M
J\ Riiiison's stock). Also, Tvrenty-fiv.. TM
PROVED YOUNG EWES, and 3 A1ERINO
BUCKS. CHAS. E. TIMBERLAKE.
August 23, 1881 ?3?.
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Geo. C. Tliomas,
PIMEXIX CARRIAGE WORKS,
Merryvittc, Clarke Count)/, T ti.
I HAVE for yein built a large variety of va
nuua atyica of CABRIAG K8 and VV AGO.N8 ;
they hare been in u?e among- our people .and have
i g*ven aatiifacticn in every ioatince aa far as I
I have been able to ascertain Through tbie ex
j perience I have iearnrd what vebiclea mit the peo
ple beat, and what are beat adapted to thelrwanta.
! I manufacture a bandaome wagon known aa the
Whitney Side-Bar Spring,
1 very neat and atyliab in appearance, and a very
pleaaant riding- wagon. Alao all alylra and pat
terneofC.rriagea.Buggiea. Jaggera, Jenny l.inda
and Phmtona. ( keep on band a large atoc k. but am
; prepared to fill order* at abort notice. Pricea
V.'l to ?h.<> time., and aatiafaction guaranteed.
A liberal discount allowed on old vehicle, in ex
ReUab%,0r "" 0n<>"' ' U" a"?ff,,b?r ,be Old
Sarvon Wbeola.
umveraally pronounced the beat whaala made
REPAIRING a SPECIALTY".
it1 hlve11e,t*bliabed a Carriage R.po.itory at
Upperville. >auquier county. Persona desiring
vehicle, at the above place, during mv absence
can leave their order, with W. Richardson,dror
giat. 8
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
nit Irom Clarke, JefTeraon and adjoining counties.
I rcapectfully aak a continuance of thesame.
? , ? ,no, CEO. C. THOMAS.
February 22, 18S1.
Important Kotice to Ruilders,
TnE undersigned is giving his sole attention
to tlio
LUMBER BUSINESS,
at Roadside, Rockingham County, Virginia, and
has facilities fortilling orders of nnv extent and
treat variety. He commands forests of growing
timber of the very best quality, and milling ca
pacity to meet the most extravagant demands
of this section.
Orders for Lumber for
Building' Purposes,
out in size and length to meot the demands of
Builders or others, filled promptly upon terms
with which no other person in the Valley of
Virginia can compete successfully.
The subscriber has in former years supplied
very many persons in this section with Lnuiber.
and in returning thanks for past patronage, and
in soliciting tho orders of old customers and
now. promises a careful personal supervision, so
that orders may be satisfactorilv tilled. Address
DR. 8. P. H.MILLER.
Roadside,
Rockmgbam Co.,
Nov. 19,1878?y. Virginia.
VTO. 8IX?For Cramp, Indigeation and Brniae.
i- . oeo- t. light.
I ARD OIL and Lubricating: Oil for Reapersand
Mowari.ioldby GEO T LIGHT.
T^UREKA HORSE POWDER? tbe'besten the
?LJ market- References : Abram Stamp. 1> 8.
Barber, B C. Tabb, Charles Baylor and John T.
Colston. Dose, tablespoonful three times a day.
For sale by OEO, T. LIGHT.
I>EALEIiS IX
xwne Home-Made Whiskies
brandies. WINES. &c.,
Choice Groceries,
CiKauj Tobacco. Wooden and Willow Ware,
. llrooms, &c.
Special Attentiou is called to their large Stock
Kentucky Rye Whiskies
and their punty cuarautocd.
Highest Cash Prices paid for Home-made
WHISKEY AND APPLE BRANDY.
No. 70 and 78 Main Street, Winchester, Ya.
the Wmf ???ared very low rates of freic t Trom
in? Bi?r'bon Whrefc?naW^ ,? Pure Rye
A. JY. ItYAN,
Opposite p..t Office, Main Street,
WINCHESTER, VA,,
C onfectioiier, Baker,
And Dealer in
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Toys, &e.
22TS?
lbpr i?. r:f1ei':'rord,I io ?
",he rr RV AN
OLD DOilLMOX LOTlllAti HOUSE.
Franz F. Oehm,
WINCHESTER, VA.
Leadivj C/othivg House in the City
MERCHANT TAILORING A SPECIALTY.
A ClothintT'^Tr' ??P",ior ""dv-M.d.
Clothing Gentlemen'. Furn .hii.B- Uooc1..
Notions. etc., alwayioo band
? .,R"d mea'9 ???, No 97 Main Street.
April 26, 1 1 ? odin20'79 y.
Tiie Winchester Foundry
AND MACHINE SHOPS.
(Formerly (>innV)
Win. T. C ? i 11) e i ? t,
Proprietor.
H ^?i,phoLchls;:di^i?o'we?in,TreHrt ,or "r
prepared to do a general "a?*. *nd am now
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS.
etc!'confident t*bat r?a"m?k^e luo
s^ncvsd.^ 1RO* "i
for nearly ail the Mill, and Factorie. in ,h. V.IU?
and adjacent country besidra 1"? Valley
cel/aneoua Pa.te.n^'tb. acc"mula" n of?' "T
forty yeara. I an, \he,?fo "?.bled to L.tV'7
repair any Ca.ting. which may be needed hi,
uf.e.urer. a great del cbe.pej and ,n ,e.T. r ?
than the iaU wri* can be done el.ewhere
A larsre VRrietj o 1
Mni Oastings
and all ihe PLOWS in general u.n
ly on hand. AN a goo'd^t^ft
ts roVEH
of my own man facturo. Now Store Cn.tin^,
made to order. Skillets Pot* p?m ? *
Wagon Boxes. e, .. ior elie
lDjake&gppcj, ty of Repniring
p.
?October22,1878 y. W*- T" '
HAINES & BRQ.,
(Successors to the l.t, J. [, Rain..,)
Mamilacturers ofOigars
And dealers in
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF, PIPES, &c.
Main .t., oppo.it. Wm. Jenkin.- .tore and ..loon,
WINCHESTER, VA
October 2S. 1S79.
New Spring: and Summer Goods '
1881. STYLES. 1881- '
BOON & TOTTY,
Merchant Tailors,
Opp. Court-Houie, Winchester, Va.
HA^N^Jr0'treCeiTed one of ?he
' assortmentsof Goonn
WEA R E * T1"E " E * * NO ro?
WEAR, we are prepared to i.jrni.h
fashionable suits.
?e,a?aahl".?""iCC'iDd ?n ,he mo,t
Apr 26 flM? .! ? -J' ,t-TIC' "d price..
_*pr. 26. 18S1?orfn?,79. BOON & TOTTY.
D. F. Ha.m. ] "" ~ [Joiik H. JcnkihsI
WINCHESTER
marble works.
Unities & Jenkins,
(Formerly with John Fagan.)
DEALERS IN
ITALIA N ANDAMEBICAN MARBLE,
Monuments. Ilend-Stoncs, Tailcts,<tc
Jan. 1.^0-odo;?,LTe,1Ue- V?.
NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK ?
To Your Interest!
FROM this date I intend to sell my Goods FOR
CASH ONLY Knowing tb?t there roust be
a place where people can get the worth of their
money, I propose to offer my goods at ab)ut 10
per cent advance for the CASH 1-AriJI make the
prices interesting to those who will favor me with
a call.
I have just receive/1 from Liverpool, an invoice of
QUEENSWAKE,
which below I will give a few New Prices to let
yon see what yon save by buying for Ca?b :
Iron Stone China Plates Old Price. New Price.
by the 8et, 50 30
Cup* and Saucers by the
Set. 70 60
Pitchcrr, 60 35
Cor. Vegetable Dishes
a pair, 2. 0 1.50
Sugar Bowl, 65 45
All other goods in proportion. My prire* will be
distressingly low, but the Cash will suffice all.
My stock will consist ol
General Merchandise.
Chewing Tobacco from 40 cts. to 80 cts. per lb.
Respectfully,
Feb. S, 1831. J. 8HIRLEY 8MITH.
LADIES' IIAIR W0KK.
MISS IDA TUTWILRR is prepared to do Hair
Work at moderate prices, and will make
Braids. Puffs, Curls, Frizzes, etc., at residence of
her lather, near the Baptist Church, in Charles
town.
April 1, 1879? tf. ___
ENVELOPES, 5 cts. package.
July5. GEO. T. LIGHT.
SODA WATER at 6 cents a e-lass. at
July 6 GEO T LIGHT'S.
A T G EO T. LIG HT'S is the only placs you can
c\ find out "by the Papers where to buy Pure
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
July 5,1831,
LIFE AND FIBE IKBUBANCfc.
JETNA
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
L. J. HEN DEE, President.
J, Good wow, gec'y. Wm. B. Ciaik, Aa'tSec'y.
E. J. Bassstti Gvoerii Agent.
W. C. Goodrich, jjpec'l Ag't,
Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual.
ASSETS, - - $G,49T,27.i 94.
LIABILITIES, ? *245,116.1.6.
rl,HE above Company ia one of the oldest nnd
A moat reliable in the United States,&nd hai al*
ways met ita losaea promptly, baring- paid
$42,1*00,Out) in losses in fifty-five yeara.
The undersigned baring been appoiuted Ag-ents
of the Aetna are prepared to insure apaiaat loaa
or damage by fire, Buildings of all kinds, Manu
facturing Establishments, Household Furniture
and Personal Property generally, on al i&votable
terms aa other sound institutions.
0&- Satisfaction aa to ratea and fair dealinsr' fC uar"
anteed.and prompt and careful attention given to
ail applications.
For further partirulara apply to
H. H.COOKE, Charleatown,
Oct. 19, 1878?y Jefferson Co., ffcit Ya.
General Fire insurance Agency.
REPRESENTING leading Companies doing
business in West Virginia.
Jefferson Co. Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
PEABODY OF WHEELING.
GERMAN OF WHEELING.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK. 1
HOME OF NEW YORK.
iETNA of Hertford.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE?
of England. Orhce in the Gibson building near
I the Court-House.
Very Respectfully,
R. A. ALEXANDER.
January 6, 1880 ?y Agent.
The .Tellerson County
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,
OFFERS to tbe people ol Jefferson anil sur
rounding Countiea Insurance in a safe Cooj
pany at the actunl cost of insurance, which is
much cheaper than the rates usually charged, and
keeps the money at home.
Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
Dibkitobs N S White, Henry B. Davenport,
Edward Tearney, John W. Rider, W. H T. Lew
is. R. Preston Chew, Wm. L. Wilson-, Eugene
Baker, John S. Moore. James Logie, Charles
P. Wilson ,J? hn H. Ziltle, Jacob S. Melvin. E.G.
W Herr, S. F. White.
N. S WHITE, Prcalilent.
II U. DAVENPORT, Treasurer
Exacunva Committeb-N S. White, Wm. II.
T. Lewia, Euerene Baker. Wm. L. Wilson, J. W.
McCurd j . John W. Rider.
R. A ALEXANDER, Sect'y * Gen Agent.
Local AGaitTs.? Middleway? Wm. Gilbert;
Kearneysville?J. C. Bitner; Hamper's Ferry?
Chsa. E. Trail; Shepherdetown ? H.O. Entler.
8C>-The Secretary will be found at the Com
pany'a Office, Court-House yaid, in Charlestown,
every Tuesday and Friday.
May 3. ISSl ?edn 12.79.
MECHANICAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
JAMES W. BUTT
CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution ol hia
J avocation aa Carpenter and Builder, and will
take ordera.for work and exccute the aame prompt
ly and satisfactorily. His experience is such that
he can guarantee perfect workmanship, atd his
prices will con-pare favorably with the most
reasonable. Those dcsii icg to build should give
him a call.
April 23, 1878. ___
UETV14Y 3 >. RUST,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
RESPECTF* ILLY states that lie is still car
rying on business, and is now ope ratine
upon "Lis own hook," the late firm bavins: been
dissolved, lie is prepared to do till work in the
Carpenter's and Builder's lino, also to furnish to
order all kinds of Ready-Made Work, such as
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Frames, Mantels. Flooring,
fyc. Thankful for past, patronage, 1 respect fully
solicit a cont inuance, and t?? new orders promise
the most prompt and careful attention.
HENRY D. RUST.
November 16, IS75?tf.
House Building; & Carpentering.
THE undersigned will execute work in BOUSE
BUILDING AND CA R F ENTER IN G in all
its branches in the boat manner aud nt reduced
prices.
STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY.
FURNITURE mtdt and REPAIRED; also oro?
meats, ?uch si WALL BRKCKETS, FRAMES,
made and repaired promptly.
Shop at re.ideare of S H Woody, m Ch.rle.
town. Orders ma.v be left at SpmiT Office,or ad
dreae me at Post Office.
February 13. 1S77. 8 STOVER.
Geo. W. Armentrout,
BRICKLAYER AND STONE-MASON,
Vhartestuicn, IF. !*?.,
CONTINUES to do all kindsof Masonry?Stnno
aud Brick Work, Cistern Building; Re_
pairing. Curbing, raving, and all Repairs where
a Mason is needed, on short notion aud at the
very lowest prices. Resideueo West eud of
Maui street, near the Bridge.
May 16. 1S76?tf.
KTOTICB.
HAYING completed my contracts abroad which
have occupied my aole attention for nearly a
year past, 1 affi serr nreoared for orders in all the
departments of House Buiiuisj?. Addreaa me at
Cbarlestown. J. C. HOLMES.
September 19,1876.
HOUSE-FAINTING^ PAl'EKING, &C.
T^HE undersigned respectfully inform* the pub
lic that ha will execute promptly, in good
style and well,
HOUSE-PAINTING. papering, GLAZING,
and all thing's pertaining to his avocation, upon
easy terms and reasonable charges. Will re-Var
nish Furniture, and for this purpose, if desired,
will go to homes of patrons in town or country.
WM. W. JOHNSON.
Cbarlestown, December 11. 1877? y.
GEO. T. LIGHT & CO.,
DIAl/CaS 111
Drugs. Mocliclnoia,
jt- ja.IKTTS,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, TO ACCO&
CIOAKS, Jto.,
TAKE this opportunity of thanking their
patrons lor their most liberal patronage
torthe last year, and hope by strict attention
and fair dealing to merit a continuance ol the
same. We sell hrtt rait goods always ; do not sell
counlnftit or cheap goods for the but. Warrant
everything sold?to be returned if not as guaran
teed. It is our desire, and also pleasure, tosell out
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
altoayt, but will, if compelled,sell them Laudanum
for 6 cts., 8yrup for 3 r ts. and Cologne fcr 25 cts.
per pint; but at the same time, 1st us inform you,
that according to the United States Pbarmacopea,
you can't make Laudanum for less than 10 cts. by
the wholesale. A much cheaper plan is to buy
your goods genuine, and add (he usater yourself.
We want all our old Accounts settled up by pay
ing the Cash immediately,and newones begun im
mediately, if not sooner. W ill not ask for money
on the new ones until alter Harvest.
CIGARS?best in town.
March 2, 1880. geo. T. LIGHT Jt CO.
Circulating Library, at
Jan. 16, 1877. [F. P.]
GKO.T. LIGHT & CO.
DITCHING, EXCAVATING, AC.
THE undersigned stifT offers his services as a
competent workman in the above line.?
Ditching and Excavating of all kinds?Digging
Cisterns, Ponds, Cellars, &?.? undertaken at mod
erate rates, and faithfully executed Orders left
at residence, on West Coogress st.*. will receive
prompt attention. Blasting- also done in a satis
factory manner, and at lowest rates
March 9, 1880. WESLEY LOWRY.
CI A N VASSED HAMS just received and /or ea!e
J by 8.S. DALGARN.
JuIt 12.1891.
SOMETHING new !?Tin Sets, composed of
10 pieces, for g 1.00, just received by
July 12, 1881. 8 8. DALGARN.
(TO to KIMKOD TRU8SELL'8 and get the
T che?pe?t line of Groceries in town.
CIO t? NIMROD TRUSSELL'8 and get.tbe best
7 selection and cheapest lino of Tobaccos* in
town.
s
MARBLE WOBK.S.
CHAI1LEST0WN MARBLE WORKS,
At the iforth End of George treet and im
mediately above Ale Curdy ?fe Duke't Agri
cultural Warthoute.
X> io la 1 cfc B r otla or.
MANUFACTURERS OF
MONUMENTS, T031US. HEAD & FOOT
STONES, MANTLES, STATUES,
AND CARVING,
in all its various brunches and all work in their
business All orders promptly filled at the lowest
rate, and shortest notice.and all work delivered
and put'ap, and Eruaranteed to suit purchasers.
If cot, no sale. Please call and see, and jud^e for
yourselves before purchasing' elsewhere, and pa
tronise Home Manufacturers.
The subscribers havealso in operation their shop
in Martinsburg^ where they will give prompt at
tention to all work entrusted to them.
D1EBL Jk BRO.
^hiarlesitow^Marp^J14^87l^^^^^^^^^^^^
T W. Mitchell,
Market-House Corner. Charlestown* West Va.
rTAKE pleasure to inform my friends and the
public in general that I h**e opened a G rocery
in the corner rootn of the Market-House, where
you will find for your inspection a full line of
staple and fancy
a li o c E R i ESI
Among which are
SUG \RS. COFFEES. TEAS, SYRUPS, 8 ICES
PROVISIONSj-Bacon^ Flour, Corn Meal,
Lard, Ao. . Fish of all varieties. Canned Goods of
ail k'.nrs.
CONFECTIONS,- Plain and French Candy,
Oranges and Ltnuim. Prunes, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackers and Cakes
I h*ve is -tore a lull and well assorted Stock ol
QUEENS. GXA8H. WOO. EN Wli.LOW,
SrONEend E \ R Til EN WARES.
which 1 will offer at bottcm prices Smoking and
CIlEWiNG TOB.%CCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. Cigai Smokers, Pipes, lie.
I mention above a few leading departments of
my business in ail branches of Imported. Domes*
tic. Staple and Fancy Groceries. 1 aim to buy
carefully and to so reprrtent my goods that every
one dealing with me will h*?e reason to lie pleased
and satisfied. and those who nave not favored me
with a caII are cordiallv invited lodosoandex
amine my goods. Promising in all cases cour
teous treatment, I sin always willing to show
Goods and irivo prices. Ail orders will receive
prompt and carelol attention. Goods delivered
in corporation limits free of charge by a reliable
Porter
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods Respectiu?lv .
June 8.1880. jr. W. MITCHELL.
THE "01,1) FAMILY UROCERY"
Alive tgrain!
HAVING parcha.rri the Store and Stock of
Mr. W.rretl Eby I will continue tba arm.
l.oe of buaines. a; hi. old stand. I offer a fine
assortment of
G HOC EH IE S, S-UGA /?. COFFEES,
TEAS, SPICES, SYRUPS, c?C.
Also a largo stock of
WOODEN WARE. CROCKERY & SALT.
I solicit the patronaee of my friends and the
public, and sm satisfied they will find my slock of
prime quxlity and my prices very low.
April 15 1*79 H H. COOKE.
O&B.UTTS
DISPENSARY.
XiUtiishod 1047 it 12 N. 8th Street, CT. L0UI3,113.
THE rhysicians in charge of this old *nd weII known
institution are regular graduct.-s in medicine and
"irgerv. Years of Experienoe in tbe treatment of
Chromo Uisoasoa havo niado thvir skill and ability
so much superior to that of the ordinary practitioner.
that they hav scouired a national reputation through
their treatment of complicated
INDISCRETION UR EXPOSURE ftod?tng
,,, J affection*
of tbe hluod, Hkiii or bouci. tri'utvd with kucch**,
on dcieutsac principle*, without uuing Merenry or other
I'oUououe Medicines and at moderate expeute.
YO UNO W? ?N on|l those of middle age who are
.. 1 1 suffering from organic "weak
ness that unfits its victims for business ormarriuso,
permanently cured, at moderate expense.
SEK
perw..al c-*n?uli jiion .? ,refer, ed. which it FREE ?rd ir.r.ttd.
1.1ft.of qurstiom !o be answer* d hv ptiirnti deairia* treatment
trtailed free to any addrca* on application.
S? l'er?onm MifTrrlrip CVi.m Ttupture should am J tbetr addrm.Vk
Viontt Irani aoiavtliiny to tkclr Kit tan tag*. ItU anta trmSltf
Cowruurupafi' t.. .irirtlv rnnfi.J.niinl. and tbould b* addr*-?lid
l>5t. BUTTS. IS North 8th Ht-^St. Luub. Mo?
PB0V^? * teRxR succes-s
? A, ??1?able Discovery and New Departure in Med
ical Scfonco. A positively effective Kcraedy for the
speedy nnd permanent (Jure for organic w<>ak nose?the
deplorable disease resulting from indiscreet practices
or excesses in youth or at any time of life?by the onir
true way, viz: Diroct Application acting by Ad
sorption, ana exerting Its epecillo influence on tha
Vesicles, Duct*, and Gland, that are unablo to per
form their natural functions while this disease per
vades the human organism. Tbe nse of the Pastilla
Is attended with no nain or Inconvenience, and does
not Interfere with'the ordinary pursuits of life; it Is
quickly dissolved and soon ahsorhorf, producing ta
immediate soothing and restorative effect upon tbe
nervous organizations wrecked from vicious habits or
excesses, stopping the dr<iin from the system, restor
ing the mind to health and sound memory, remov
ing the Dimness of Bight. Confusion oi Ideas.
Aversion to Society, etc., etc., and the appearance
P Premature old ago usually accompanying this
trouble, and restoring the vital forces, where they
hare been dormant for years. This mode of treat
mens has stood the Uit in very seTero cases, end is
'"Sf"- .Drue, arotoomncb prs
scribed in this trouble, and, as many can bear wit*
ness to, with but little if any permanent good. There
Is no nonsense about this Preparation. Practical eb
.rf . n enables as to positively euartiutee that it
will give satisfaction. It has been in general nsa
years and we *bave thousands of testl*
10 IV ^lw' Bodit
conceded to ha tha most rational means yet dis
'Of f?"cbla? and carlOK this ?.ry praratent
that fa wall known to be tb. cuu. of Untold .
inliery to many, and npon whom quacks prer with
tbalr OS. .as noatroma and bl? Tbs IUmMlr
u P?t np|aautteiM.o( tbrraaljuM. Ho. 1.(.nooch
to1?B t a month.) *3 fSro. 3. IsalBcleot to .tract * par
manont traro, anless In asrsro caasa.) *5; Ha 8.
I^Mttnn ojor tbrm montha. Will mtorstboasln ths
worst condition.) 37. S.-n'_ by mall. In plain monwi.
iACH TOX1'01'8 IOr wlfi^SSSSSJ?
/, Sena for Srnlnl DexertpHre jP ampH-\
B '?? ulrlno AnatoiHlriMl /llnslrsflona I
H una Temtimont/, ir/.!<?/? trill conrinceH
B moat sfcc/iftcuf that th<;j can bo re- g
H 'torea to perfect health, una the vital I
1 foreem thoro'ly re-eetabltmhea same I
V ncucr njfrrf?d. MolU ?.V/,y bjj M
HARRIS REMEDY CO. Ura CHEMISTS.
Market and 8lh Sl?. St. Louis. Mo.
Unsolicited testimony to the Efficacy of
Prof. Harris* Pastilles, taken from tet
ters recolvnd from Patrona:
epll^psv from
*70.-1 am almost surprised at your
Pastilles. They have worked like a charm on me. f-?rn
just twice as much of a man as I was before taking. I
was on the verge of the grave, I thought, and tbmVWas
no cure for ma. bat now 1 am la coodhoiw for a curs.
West Virginia, Aua 28,1KTJ.?I received your roedl
C?*1.1 iJEss cured me, for which I am very
Inclosed find $5. Please send me anot^r
box INo. 21 for a friend. You hnve done a great th'rw
for me. I will s^nd you all the orders I caaT
From n Physician and Surgeon.
Mnsourl. .Inae 26.?Please forward me another bo*
PHstillee. The patient on whom I have need
most of one bo*, in addition to a samclejx>z, isiost
recovering, and I think another will set htm -it right.
From a DrugKiat.
Maryland. Bert- 2.T9.?Last January we acta box of
your Remedr for one of oar customer*, and It hu made
? perfect car* of him. We bare another customer now
angaria* in the Mas tray, and wish one Mo. 3 box.
May 18. 1881?ly.
BEATTY'S Oil** A NS 18 usbfai siops,6>cU
reeds only $6S. Pia?ob 8126 op. Oj-Illa", Cats
logae free. Address Beaitt, Washington, N J,
AGENTS WANTED the ban FnrallirHn^
ting JIathine ever invents!. Will knit a pair of
stocSntfs, with li??L and TOE complete, in
2) minutes. It will also knit a great variety of fanry
xrork for which there is always a ready market. Semi
for circnfar and terras to the Twombly Knitting
Machine Co-, -409 Washington St^ Boston, Mass.
NEW RICH BLOOD!
Parsons' Purgative J*ill9 make New Rich
Blood, and -will completely chango the blood In
theentircsvstem in three ironth#. Any person
Trho trill take 1 pill each nijrht from 1 to 12weeks
mar bo restored to sound health, if each a thing -
ba possible. Rentbv mail for 8 letter stamps.
<7. X. .JOHXSOX & CO., If6ston, Mass*
formerly Hctngor, Jfe.
May 10,1331 ly.
ALL ki-ids of Burners?from tbo Night Lamp
to the Bulls Eye?for sale by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
LEG A L CA P PAPER, at 15 cents aud 35 cents
& quire Foolscap and Note Paper, from 10
to 25 cents a quire, for sale by
July 5. GEO.T. LIGHT.
llAHPEB'S FERRY & VaLLKS BRANCH
B. JSc. O. R. K.
Takinff effect May 23, 1SS1
Lv- EASTWARD BOBSD.
615 6?7 C31 60S 63?
Statioae. ' ' : ' A. M. P.M.
L?atr< gtwhitoaf 11 00 3 15
. is}
. "*"*? S A. M t*
Harri.onbnrg, 'l 00 11 55 6 SO
^ Vfcs p w
New Nurkit, ' ? "? 8 4:. 12 40* 6 31
Mt. Ja'keon, 9|i ||5 7 If
f . ??. ? *t - ._^ a.m.
Rtraeborg-, 6*4(1 * 11 06 2 15 P ???
Capon Rod. , ?; j. 6 5n II V6 111 !><4
Midaieti/wa, Tit 11 66 S? 9*S
- *. ~ *A. M P M
Winchester^ _ 6;00" 8 SO 146 J 24 1015.
Stepbenicn'*, 6 10 H 37 3H7 3 40
Cb?rl??lo*?, 6 47 9 40 3 26 * 117 11 38
Harper's Ferry 7 18 ^10 30 4 15 ? fc A IS 14
Martinsbnrp, 12 14 12 1? 10 30 -
H gsrsto.c, 8 35 8 45 9 00
Frederick. 8 33 2 60 6 15
Wttbiagtca, 9 45 2 05
Baltimore, 10 50 3 15
WESTWARD BOUND.
Stations.
633 640 610 636 61S
A.M. A.M. A M. P.M. P. M.
La. Baltimore. T 15 4 *a
Warbington, 8 40 4 4S^|
Frederick, 9 45 6 33'
8?e?r"l??t, -9 45 6 4fl
Harpor'e F.. 3 15 7 15 1110 ISO t> IX)
Cbarleatown, 3 63 8 ?S U ?l 8 10 8 2J
P. M.
Stepbeneon'*, 4 64 9 53 18 07 3 40 SO
Wiacbeater, 6 17 10 43 12 23 4 *0 3 19
Middlcto.n, 6 66 1,1 66 18 50 6 IS
P Si ?
Capon Road. ' 6 17 12 80* 1 07 5 42
Stra.borp. 623 12 30 111 6 65
Mt. Jackson, 8 00 2 46 8 87
New Market. 8 40 3 83 8 42
Harrisonburg. 10 00 4 60 3'25
Arr Stannton, ' 4 20 ? *.
No. 633 and 633 daily. All other trains daily ek
cept Sunday No. 610 asd 606 consteti at Strae
borg with trains on Va Midland Road. No. 605
rone to Baltimore #1* Waahingtea witliont charge
of cere No 610 and 605 dinee et Mt. Jackeon.?
Paaaecgera for Jordap'e Sprjrjra lca\e cara at
Stephenson'*- for Rork Kaon leafe care el Wiif
cheater; for Cepnn Springe leave care et Cepc
Road for Orkney Spripr* leave cats at Mt Jack
?oa : far Rowley Sprint* leave rare nl Hsrrl.cn
burg- Partiaa visiting New Market and L?rey
Cavee leave Care at New Merket.
F M MANTZ.
Supervisor of Train*, Winchester, ??.
XV. M. CLEMFNTS.
Master of Transportation, Caaadea Station.
May 31. 1?8I.
Shenandoah Vallev R. R.
Cliaiio;e of Time,
Taking Effect June 20, 1881.
Philadelphia time (fire minatee fatter than
Baltimore time J
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Station*. No. 1. No. 3, No. 6.
A. M A. M. P. M.
Hageratown 7 30 11 00 3 65
Saarpaburg...... 7 68 4 35
Shepherd*tow's 8 U5 1 1 30 4 42
Shenandoah J 8 17 II 41 4 64
Charleatown 8 23 11 61 & 05
Kipon F 8 40 fill
Fairfield . K. % 8 46 P.M. 6 21
Berry ville 8 62 12 10 6 2*
Boyccville 9 < 4 12 21 6 42
White Peal - 9 10 6 49
Rirerton... . .... 9 31 6 lO
Front Roval 9 3** 6 16
Beaton villc. . .... ..a 10 14 6 40
Luray- Ar 10 45 1 46 7 *6
Luray?Le .. 11 06 2 00 7 45
She*.: Iron Work* 11 52 2 45 8 36
P M
Port Republic 12 40 9 30
Werer'aCate ........ 12 46 9 35
A.M.
Wajneaboro*?Ar...'...?w 1 25 4 06 4 10
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Station*. No. 2. No. 4. No. S.
A.M. A.M. P M.
Wajnraboro'-Le 1 30 10 65 3 Si)
Weyer'a Care )| 26 4 07
Port Republic 11 30 4 1*
P. .M
Sbcn. Iron Worke 3 00 12 16 6 til
Luray ? A r. I 06 6 66
Luray?Le 3 65 1 25 G 15
Bentonville 4 40 2 04 ? 66
Frout Royal ..6 05 2 27 7 20
Riverton 6 13 2 34 7 2*
While Poat 6 3S 2 62 7 6S
Boyceville 6 45 3 01 8 ?2
Berryville 6 68 3 14 8 17
Fairfield F 6 06 tt 27
Ripon F 6 11 8 33
Charleatowo?Le 6 24 3 42 8 47
Shenandoah J .. 6 36 3 64 9 01
Shephcrdatowii 6 49 4 16 9 16
Sbarptburgr b 67 4 14 9 25
Hageratown ? Ar 7 30 4 45 10 Otf
t;H AHLKS P. H ATCH,
Gen'l Freight aud Paaa'r Agctt
JOSEPH n. SANDS, Superintendent.
June 23, 1881.
Western Maryland R. R.
Taking Effect Sunder. June 6, 1881.
( Baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HAG ERST OWN,
Daily except Sunday,
7.50 A. 31. Martioaht>re F.xpreaa-arrive at Bal
timore 11.35 A . 51.
11.20 A. M. For Edgemont and iniirniiffala
pointa.
1.40 P.M. Mail?arriving at Baltimore 6.00
P M.
6.00 P.M. 8. V. Kxpreaa?arrire at Baltimore
8 35 P. M.
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOWIf.
8.65 A.M. From Edgemont and intermediate
pointa ?
11.00 A.M. 8. V. Rxpreaa?leaving Baltimore at
7.35 A. >1
12 30 P. M. Mail?leaving Baltimore at 6.26
A M.
7.60 P.M. Martlnaburg Exprera?leaving Balti
more 4.00 P.M.
J. M. HOOD. General Manager.
B. H. GRISWOLD, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
June 14* 1881
THE OLD
I'XIS, SHEET - 1R< ?
-AND
STOVE HODSE.^
Ntxt Door to Owing* JIoum, Market- P
HuiUHifj.
OWING to the low price ?tfw rali?r I
plate, Saeet-lron, Zinc, CilwoiMd I
Copper, we will lrozn nod alter ft ifcdste.g
dace tbe retail price on all good* inaaofi
o?, and will allow the usual aiiwoBt frci
tail prices to tbe trade.
Roofing and Spouting
we make a epecialty, and at pricee lower than ibo
itrse baa been furnished for meny years.
Tbe very many thousand (eet, botb of Rooflngr
and Spouting furnUbeo by oar bouse since its
organization, moat be a anfLcient guarantee tbat
we bare worked go?d material and done good work.
STOVES OF VABI0C8 KIRDS
on band ; and any Store manufactured will bf
furoiabed on short notice, as a emallcoatorir Fee
tory pricee. Our iacilitieafor lumleblaf any piec.
needed to repair half worn-out Storeeare encb tbat
partiee calling on ne can b.?? tbe etoree repaired
at a email coet, and lare the expenae.for a time, of
buying new one,.
Chest Refrigerators.
Tbe demand lor tbia article baa greatly increased
tbe paat two or three years, for tbe reaaon tbat tbey
an be furnished at a mncb lower price tban those
uaualiy obtained from tbe cities. Any carpenter
can make one. Tbe price we charge for lining
them with zinc, together with tbepa;ntinff, afford*
a good, eubatantial Article within tbe means o t
every family. "
OLD BRASS. LEAD, COPPER AND BAG6 take*
in ezebaore for goods or work.
May 22. 1977. t>DKg k GALUHEg;
TO STOCK^JIAISERS.
THE oadaieigned bar lag considerable .zperi
?ca in tbe gliding of etoek, offer, bie prefer
eional eervicee D tbe Stock Raleere of JelTcreon
and adjoining'Conn tie,, promieiag care in tb. as.
Motion of work entraatcd to bin. Will aleo fciv.
attention to die.aeea in boraea. Alao baa. patent
Anti-Rooter, wbicb b. will apply toHosre Letter,
addf aeeed to me at Doffield'a Depo*or Ch'arUetown
will recaire prompt atteatlon. Terme r.aeonabl.
Feb. 13.1877. JOHN W.8CHAEFTEB.
NOMOEJ.
SMITH'S PHOTOGRAPH GAUERT ieooened
?*"? Reaid.nce, on KaetCharlee Ktrael.
May 27 ( 1879.
BH**? BOOKS, Led^.ra, Day Booke and Pai.
Bookaforaal.br (,EO T: LlbRT
Tooth B POSHES. J.fa.t Rru.b.e, Hair
Broib.1, Comba, tc., for eal. by
,nlJ '? CEO. T. LIGHT.