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TAILORING.
en
FAN and NVIsatca. Fashions

The undersigned bees leave to in>
form his customers and the public gem
orally, that he has recently received all
the newest fashions from New York
Philadelphia and London, and is now
prepared TO execute all work in his line
IN very superior stile, aud at the short
est notice.
He has in his employ superior work
men who have distinguished themselves
in the principal cities of both this aud
the old countries, and having had his
shop fixed in the neatest manner, and
every other arrangement made to con,
tiDue his business OIL more enlarged
and much improved scale, he respect
fully solicits that encouragement from a
generous public, which he trusts he will
be found to merit. The public are res
pectfully invited to call and examine
his work and fashions. specimens of
which are always on hand.
GrA foil suit of clothes will be made
at any time when required, in twenty
four hours. nj. QUINLAND.
Stanton, Nov'r p, 1888.
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OBITUARY..

Died, on Monday last SARAH ANN,
daughter Of MIR. Nath'l. B. Long of this
place. Her death was occasioned by
burns received some weeks ago, by her
clothes taking fire.
Died. on the morning Of the 2ad ult.
at Millboro' Springs, Bath County, Va.
of Typhus Fever, WILLIAM CLARK, son
of David w. 81 Eliza Wilhrow, after a
painful illness of few days-aged
years and four months.-CoM.
Departed thus lite, on Saturday the 18th
inst. al the residence of her son, Edward B
Bailey, Esq. in Lewisburg Va. Mrs ELIz.
ABETH BAILEY, in the I'D year OF heI
age>-Her illness was o! short duration and
most rapid in lis progress but while sur
viving friends mourn over their sudden be
reavement, they should derive consolation
from the reflection, that her last hours were
exempt alike from mental and bodily an.
guish.-The approach OF death was gentle
he brought with him none of his terrors-
but softly closed her eyes upon the van,,ies
of time, 10 be opened upon the realities o.
heaven-Mourn not then as those who re.
fuse 90 be comforied
Mrs. Il. was a native of PENNSYLVANIA
but, leaving that Stale al an early age, set.
tied in Augusta county, Va. In that county
she resided number OF years, land was twice
married She subsequently removed TO th,
county Of Botetourt and thence TO Lewis
burg, where she has been for some years
residing in The family of her son.--ENo.
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an classes OF society, and lie has evnced
nus deep interest m the success of the jaime.
River Improvement by the most substantial
OF all proofs-the Investment of a large sun,
ofmoney in its stock.
Mr.. Peyton now holds several luc ru,ivc
Offices, and he ls in the enjoyment of an ex.
tensive and extremely profitable practice
but II is understood that he is willing To re.
linquish them all il his Fellow Citizens
should require his services in the Senate OF
virginia. l, is subject of congratula,ion
10 The district that such lie tho fact, and can
not believe that the district will hesitate for
moment TO avail itself OF The services of so
distinguished an individual. II would he a
SUBJECT OF just pride to our district to send
such man 10 the Senate. He would tow :
er head and shoulders above any other man
IN that body, and the impress OF his talents
anu learning would be permanently visible
upon the statute books Of Virginia.
Let the voters oi the district, then, go for.
ward as one man, and record their votes for
John II. Peyton. Let them recollect that
II IS duty which they owe their country
to select the man who, from his talents and
requirements, is best suited 10 discharge the
duties OF the station. When in the manage
ment OF their private affairs, il becomes ne.
cessary 10 employ an agent or an attorney,
they always seek The man best qualified and
upon tho same principle, when they arc a.
bout TO choose an agent, not only for them>
selves but for their country and posterIty,
(for IN The administration of public affairs
we are trustees 70: poslerity) they should e.
lect the man who is able TO render the most
efficient service 10 the public.
The Office oil Senator is at all times an i'm.
portant one; but under pr resent circumstan.
ces there is Il peculiar rroprety in select.
ing the strongest man, for il is universally
conceded that there is woful deficiency OF
talent 10 the Senate. The election of Air.
Peyton would therefore be hailed " i,h salts.
faction by the whole State; and he would
be Senator of the District of Rockbridge
and Augusta. VOTER.
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Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for Augusta County, Novem-
Der 24th, 1888.
John Newton, Trustee Of the Creditors
OF Robert Steele-plaintif,
AGAINST
Robert Steele, William G.. Davis and
MISUNDERSTANDING.
This cause came on TO be heard this
gath day of November, 1899, on the
Bill, Answers and Exhibits, upon an APP
plication to refer this cause TO a Commits
sioner. for the purpose of taking an ac>
count Of the Trust Fund, and of the sev>
eral claimants on that Fund: Where's
upon, by consent, it is decreed and or
dered, that this cause be referred to
Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke, 10
take an account of the amount, and sit
uation of the trust fund conveyed to the
Plaintiff by Robert Steele, by his Deed
of Trust of the Sd day of July, 1897 filed
among the papers in this cause. That
he also ascertain by advertisement in
the Staunton Spectator, for four weeks
successfully, and otherwise, the names
and number of claimants upon the trust
fund embraced in the first class of cred.
itors secured by the Trust Deed afore-
said, together with the amount of their
respective claims. shelving upon the
face OF the amount the state Of the fund
if Alexander &Caperton establish pre-
ference to payment out Of the Trust fund
also further statement showing the a.
mount of said fund, in case il should be
decided that the mule fund is not prop.
erly part of the Trust fund and tn at
he make report thereof TO this Court.
A Copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, c. c.
The claimants upon the Trust fund
mentioned in tke above order, who
consider themselves provided for in the
first class, are required to report them
selves and their claims to me at my office
in the Town of Staunton, on Monday
the 3D. day Of June next.
SAML. CLARKE, NJ Com'r.
Staunton,-NIay 2, 1889
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IL Y "A e z B Arb

lakes this opportunity of returning
his thanks to the citizens Of Staunton
and of Augusta county generally. for the
very liberal encourag cement which he
has received, and would inform them at
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
OF a number of competent workmen.
and hopes by his pnwearied attention TO
business to be able to render entire sat
isiaction to all his customers. He has
received the
ESsW s. EB'issges. Fashions
for 1888 s. '39. &G+A full suit of
clothes will be made at any time in
twenty-iour hours. il desired.
Staunton, Nov'r %, 1888.
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tG-FoURTH THURSDAY IN MAY..G3
Candidates for Congress
SAMUEL MCDOWELL MOORE,
ROBERT CRAIG.
For The House of Delegates.
Cot FRANKLIN McCUE,
= JOHN b. BRECK EN- RIDGE, Esq.
GERARD B. STUART. Esq.
O. We are authorized to announce
ROBERT S. Brooke, Esq. as u candidate
TO represent the district composed OF the
Counties of Rockbridge and Augusta,
in the Senate OF Virginia.
o. We are authorized to announce
JOHN H. PEyroN, Esq. as candidate
to represent the district composed of the
Counties Of Rockbridge aud Augusta in
she Senate of Virginia.
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NOTICE.

VIII be offered for sale, by the sub
scr,oer, in the town of Middlebrook, on
the 23rd day Of May inst, which will
be the day of the Election,
<AsEA A HOUSE AND LOT. On
EsI said Lot, there are good
Iek- BARN. SMOKE HOUSE,
CORN CRIB AND WAGON MA.
kERS' SHOP.-Also an out Lot of six
Acres OF Land of excellent quality. Said
House aud Lot lies in the Town of Mid
dlebrook, and formerly owned by Por>
terheid A. Heiskell 81 Co. One-third
OF the purchase money will be required
IN hand, and the balance in three equal
annual instalmeuts.
WILLIAM KERR.
May 2-ts
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Fl A FL IN G..
SPRING g. SUMMER FASHION:

SPRING 8. SUMMER FASHIONS
THE undersigned begs leave to in
form his customers and the public gen.
orally, that he has very recently receiv-
ed from the North, all the Latest Fash.
ions. and is now prepared to execute all
work in his line OF business, in the neat
est and most workmanlike manner, and
Oh the shortest notice. He respectfully
invites the public to call and examine
for themselves. His shop is at the old
stand. formerly occupied by bis F ather,
situate on the cross street nearly opposite
Mr. N. c. Kinney's dwelling house. He
respectfully solicits share Of the public
patronage.
ELIJAH CALVERT.
Stanton. MAY 2, 1889
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From the Lexington Gazette.
To the pOters in the Senatorial District of

10 the pOters an the Senatorial District of
Rochbridge and augusta.
FettO,o GtizenS-The next SEES SION oithe
Legislature will he the most important
which has occurred for many years past
The criminal laws OF The common wealth are
all 10 be revised-ihe subject OF public ed
ucatioD is TO be thoroughly considered, and
the great schemes Of Internal Improve meni
are 10 be brought forward and vigorously
pressed by their respective friends - Under
these circumstances il is particularly irDpor-
tant that this District should be ably repre-.
sented in The Senate of Virginia the body
which must supervise and give the finishing
touches 10 the Legislation on all these sub
Jects - Rockbri;lge and Augusta long famed
for their morality ard good order, have a
deep interest in having the system Of penal
| laws brought 10 the highest stale of per Fec
ton. They have their primary schools
their Academies, and their Colleges, all re,
curing an able champion and an enlighien-
ed patron, and they have their respective
schemes OF improycmeat-the James River
the extension Of the Louisa Rsi-roa d and
the continuation of The McAdamlsed road
from SIaunioo TO Buchanan, demanding the
support OF powerful intellect and maiur ed
| experience.
| ln looking around for a suitable represen-
taiive OF the, District, the eyes OF every one
seem attracted TO JOHN III. PEYTON
Esq. OF Augusta, as the man. He is a gem
tieman OF distinguished ability and I'm,
biemished integrity. He has long been
known TO Virginia as Tie most able
criminal lawyer within her borders, and
hence he is peculiarly qualified to discharge
the duties incident 10 The revision OF those
laws His general stiainments, and en-
Igh'ened views of all subjects qualify him
IN high degree TO aid in constructing a
system Of public education which shall dill
fuse the genial rays OF knowledge through
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Sale Of g1lss<s1ye EeessI E.,.0u-
e1'sy Sss Stanton.
CID

\
by virtue of Two Deeds of Trust. ex.
ecuted TO the subscriber by James +.
Patterson, one dated the 2lst dav Of
April, 1888. the other dated the l7th
day of August 1888, both of record in
The Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta, will on the Sd day of
May. 1889, before the Post Office, in
stanton, expose to public sale the
sss4swA HOUSE AND LOT.
N ssIg formerly belonging to Jane
e:;sssassssaaaa Stuart, decd. and which was
purchased by the said James F. Patter-
son from commissioners appointed to
make sale thereof, now in the occupancy
OF Matthew Blair. situated on Augusta
Street. There is fine garden, and all
necessary out-houses, on the lot-and
It's being about the centre of the town.
makes it very convenient property for
man OF business.
Also one undivided half of
large and convenient LOT. situated on
Augusta Street; in this lot there is
never failing well of fine water, and all
buildings necessary for the comfort and
convenience ola family. The McAda-
,nized Road from Staunton TO Winches-
ter, Is located SO as TO pass Immediately
IN front of this property. 1t is the same
which formerly belonged to DR.. Alexis
Nj ariin,by whom it was conveyed to the
said James F. Patterson and Joseph
Brown. Also one undivided half of
TWO LOTS OF LAND.
adjoining each other. and adjoining the
above last named lot.-This was convey
ed TO the said James T. Patterson. and
Joseph Brown. by Alex. H. II. Stuart,
and wife. | am authorized by Colonel
Joseph Brown, who owns a moietv of
the three last named lots, to advertise
that he will sell his interest in them at
the same time aud place.
A liberal credit will be given for
considerable proportion Of the purchase
money, for all. or any part Of the said
property. Persons wishing to purchase
valuable property have now an oppor-
tunity of doing so, upon the most advan.
tageous terms. From the favourable 10.
cation Of Stanton, and the several i'm
Portant improvements now constructing
which are 10 centre here, and others con-
1T is obvious that it is TO become
in very short time place of consiti-
cradle business. The title to the above
property is believed to be good, but the
subscriber win only convey such as is
vested in him by said trust deeds.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
April III
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APRIL 18th, 1889.
SPRING GOODS.

| Il. V.a.MDEURSE.N s. Co.
having received in part, their Spring
supply. invite the attention of their
town aud country patrons, 10 :he fol-
lowing
Splendid new style Mouseline dc LANES,
rich and beautiful, assorted patterns
and colors.
Extra, rich Satin strip'd Challies.
Rich fig I'd and plain Poult de Sole Silks.
Extra. rich blue black and fg'd Poult
de Sole do.
Super. Satin Handkerchiefs and Scarfs.
Victoria Cravats, for Ladies-a new ar.
ticle.
Edinburgh, Null. Swiss. India, and Hull
hIusiins.
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APREE ~.
SAOES, SHOES.

Z. VAN-DEURSEN 6. Co.
have received an extensive and elegant
assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's.
Boys and Girls Dress and Walking
SHOES, selected with great care, tor
the Stanton Trade. Purchasers will
and 1t TO their interest TO call before pur!
chasing elsewhere.
April 25, 1899
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Aalos.na,.s. Sc,,as,,o,.v.

Ihe next session Of this Institution
VIII commence on the first Monday in
May and close the last OF September
Terms the same as heretofore.
April %, 1889.
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#arrteD,

On Thursday the 25th instant, by the
Rev. Stephen Smith, Mr.. James Jones,
to Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. John
Blagg-all of Pendleton County. Va.
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April !! |

>ass->SFsasR. will at the same time sell
Fsy the vacant GARDEN LOT,
situated on the western side Of the VI in
chester Road, and adjoining the lot Of
James Points.
JOSEPH BROWN.
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land for Sale.

The subscriber will offer at public
sale. on the 18th Of June next, on the
premises, his EsgES.Es, lying near the
South River in Augusta county, adjoin-
ing the lands of Martin Grove, John
Fauber, and Henry Kennedy. Said farm
contains
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ar. Michael CARRIER Sir We have
taken the liberty through public jour
nal, to request you to announce yourself,
ss candidate to represent us in the ne xt
House of Delegates Of Virginia.
MANY VOTERS
Stanton, Va. April 81, 1889.
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= 6 % a G. Es. e S.

more or less, 10 acres cleared, aud under
good fence, the balance well timbered.
ihe improvements are a good DIV Ell
LING HOUSE, good SWISHER
BARN, and other necessary out-build-
ings. There are three never falling
Springs on the Farm, two OF which are
near the house and twelve acres of
Meadow, young APPLE ORCHARD
and good PEACH ORCHARD. The
terms will be made known on the dsy Of
sale EMANUEL GROVE
Aril 4-ts
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Mr.. HARPER We have been look ing
and looking to see some gentleman announce
himself as a candidate Tor the House of Del
egales, ever since Col. McCue declared
himself-5ut we have looked in vain. In the
days OF yore it was not sn the people we're
we'll aware long before the day OF election
who the candidates we're. Under this state
ofihings permit ns to ask through your pa
per of JOHN WAyT, Esq. whe ,her or rot
he will permit his numerous friends 10 sub
nit him as candidate TO represent, in pai l.,
the people Of Augusta.
SOUTH RIVER.
This note came 10 hand just as our last
paper went from the press
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LAND FGeR SALE.

=
lNpursuance OF q decree OF the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancerv,
for the County of Augusta, in the case
Of Elizabeth Adams, 81 c., against John
G, Smith, &c. will offer for sole on
Thursday the I'd day of May next, in
front of the Post Office, in The Town of
Stanton, the following tracts Of Land,
situated in the said County of Augusta,
on the waters of big Cali Pasture River,
10 wit
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
on the south side Of the said River, near
the lands Of Maj Erwin.
IiCO Hundred g. Elegcn .Gcrc$,
adjoining the lands formerly Douthaps,
-Four Hundred & Sirty Eight .Acres,
on the south side Of the Cow Pasture
Mountain, at The bead OF draft, leading
frOm the land recently purchased BY
John Edmondson, of--Cahoon; and
FOUR HUNDRED .aCRES,
on the Cow Pasture Moontain.
o. The terms will be made known
on the day OF sale.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Com'r.
April 4
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April IL
H7Ssgessgbse Es's9gsessgay
EShES SALE.

The subscriber, will, on the 5rd day
of May, 1889. expose to public sale, on
the premises, il not sold previous TO
that time, that valuable property, stu
ated at the corner OF Main and Augusta
Streets, in Stanton, consisting of the
@ large new BRICK STORE
Isss HOUSE, erected by James f.
$50 Patterson. now occupied by the
Admr. Of VIM. Clarke, decd.
The U0cant L OF adjoining it,
fionting onMain street, thirty three feet;
and the
K'HsAHHa2 BUILDING.
now occupied by John Carol, Philip p.
PiimaD, and Adam Bickei. The title
10 this property. is indisputqble, AID a
sale OF it is 80 desirable to the subscriber
who has settled, permanently, in the
western country, that he vii! make the
terms very accommodating. The terms
may be learned upon application to
Chesley Kinney, or himself, ia Stsnn:on.
JOSEPH BROWN.
Anil II
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FOR SALE, BY THE SUBSCRIBER
fl quantity of Machine Cards.

Persons wishing to purchase, are re-
ques,ed to call and examine them.
ANDREW BARE.
South River, Augusta Co Nav ..
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
The subscriber offers for sale, his
Plantation, situate on the head waters
OF Middle River, in Augusta County,
adjoining the lands OF Matthew Wilson,
VIM. Kerr and others. containing 3E3
kAC2 ELS. about one half cleared
and in good state of cultivation; the
other half well timbered. The i'm
Provements are good Dwelling House
Barn and other necessary buildings. n
large and never failing spring near the
house. The land is well adapted to the
growth OF all kinds of grain, clover and
timothy, Sc. The subscriber being de-
termined to sell, would say TO those
wishing TO purchase to call and examine
Tor themselves. The above property, ii
not sold privately by the goth day of
May next, will be offered at public
sale on that day.
ROBT. G. KERR.
March 2S-2mH
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jSEcsssMsOse Adgsi5 EseFeys.gs'ys
PARADE at your usual place on Sat.
urday next, at 2 o'clock, 10 Summer
dress. j. Carroll, O. s.
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ROBT. G. K ERR.
March 2S-2mH

@@ BIaAk forms for claims of Over
seers of Roads, &C., for sale at this
Office.
May 2,
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"Brutus" in our next.

Flour. in Richmond, S6.75, dull.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-30
SHERIFES' SALE.

Baker Johnson a. Co Benedict g. Benedict
VS. alias fiIa on bond VS. alias fl ia on bond
Robt L Scruggs, ct al. Robt L Scruggs, ct all
G w Tyson & Co J & + Tnppe
VS. alias Il ia on bond VS. alias & fa ON bond
Robt L Scruggs, CT al. Robt L Scruggs, ct al.
Wm Rankin & Co Allret'rnable toIIolmes
Us ALIAS Il "a Circuit Court, 10 April
Robt L Scruggs,et al. term, 1883.
HDY virtue Of the above stated execu-
I'D tons 10 me directed, | will offer for
cash before the court house door IN the
town Of Lexington, on the third Monday
|of April next, one house and lot IN the
town Of Tchula, known on map Of said
town, as lot No o, and better known as
the house now occupied by Scruggs q
Bell, the house on said lot is well finished
of below for dry goods, and above for a
dwelling; taken as the property Of kobi
/ + Scruggs to satisfy plaintiffs debts and
costs. I.W. PICKENS, Sheriff,
By E. PURSSELL, Deputy.
March l6 Is~,tds Prints fee SO
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March l6, lS--tds
SiiEitiFF'S SALE.

,SfiERfF'F'S SALE.
Bealsey & Thompson Sam'lNelson& Co.use, &c
VS. d I'd on bond VS. f fl on bond
John Herrod, ct al. John Henod, ct nl.
Bealsey & Thompson d Sorres, Admr.
VS. fl IA on bond VS. 4 ia on bond
John Herrod, ct al. John tlerrod, ct al.
Rcturnable TO the Holmes Circuit Court, TO
April term, 1899.
ERY virtue of the above stated cases Of
81 executions to me directed, shall
offer to the highest bidder for cash, before
The court house door OF Holmes county, on
the third Monday Of April ne It, the fol-
lowing described tract or parcel Of land. to
wit; the " hne q and " b 8 q Of sec. ",
the h ofneq OF sec. 4, and the h Q q
sec. "a, all in tnshp. IL, Of range 2 east,
which said tract Of land, is well improved;
levied on as the property Of John Herrod
TO satisfy the plaintiffs and costs of suit.
l.W. PiCKiNS, Sheriff,
BY VIM. STiGLER, Dept.
March lG, IS-tds
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

Wilcox Andersen & Co. Rcturnable 10 the May
vs. alias f ia term, 1889.
Gran. Harris g. securities.
MMY virtue Of the above stated alias Il
HID f, 10 me directed, from the Hon
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
southern district Of Mississippi, ! will
exposeto public sale for cash, before the
cour. house door Of Holmes coupty,in the
town Of Lexington, on the first Monday,
The 9th day Of May next, all the right, title
and interest Of said defendant to or ia the
following described property to wit: lots
l46, lat, 1876, i 81, situated in the town
Of Franklin,-an known and designated on
the plat Of said town; upon one Of which
lot there is at this time neat frame bull
ding going up, and ohcr necessary bull.
dings; levied on as the property Of Gran.
derson Harris defendant, to satisfy the
above stated alias Fl "a and cost
VIM. M. GWlN. Marshall,
By WIN. L. COURTS, Deputy.
March 80, 20 ids.