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POETRY.
Is It a Sin to Love Thee?

n S ~ - So
Is it n sin to love thee2
Then my heart is deeply dyed,
For the life-blood rs it gisl,cs,
Takes its crimson from loves tide; III
And feel the waves roll DER me,
And the bushes mount my brow,
And my rnlscs quicken wildly,
Asmy lovc-dreams come and go.
/ feel my spiritsswealncss,
Iknow MY spirits power
feel my proud heart struggle
III temptations trying hour,
Bntlamid the din of conflict
TO thee still my thoughts incline,
Yielding, all, my soul has murmured-
Lam thine, forever thinc!
Is it n sin to tovc thee?
What were existence worth,
Bcrcft of ali ofIIcavcn
That fingers still OH earth
friendships smile, like beams of sunshine,
Sheds its gliding DER the heart,
But tho soul still cries for something more
Than friendship canimpnr;
Frozen hearts like icc-bound Eric,
That no summer day can melt,
Nainly boast their power to conquer
What their hearts have never irlt
But envy not their glory,
Mid the rapturcs thatnrc mine,
When with earnest soul tell thee,
I am thine forever thinci
Is tia sin TO love thee?
Gentle voices o'cr me fill, III
Though press warm hearts around nc,
have given thee my all;
Whit though rigid fate divide us,
And our hands and hearts be rivcn,
If, OH earth we love each other,
'Twoud II forctastc be of heaven;
And i'll some impulsivc moments
When our dark eyes flushing meet,
II'hcn feel thy form SO near me,
Hear Thy hearts quick pulses bcat
II'hcn fcel-muy God forgive nc
! could cycry thing resign,
All have on earth TO hope for,
70 be thine, forever thincl
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SORE EYES. To all persons afflicted
with inflamcd eye or lids, or subject to
those painful tumors called stycs, ~ sim
pie remedy is always a. hand. Wet the
eyes thoroughly with spittlc three times
a day, previous to eating, or oftcncr.
Your eyes will be strengthened, and your
lids healed.
: ! have tried this for years, always find
ing it ellicacious-Cor. Our Homc Jour
nal.
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Farm and Garden.
"-igricuit'ue is the General IursuH Of man: !
Is hc Basis Of all others, and therefore, the
most lmtni and Honoubic."
Cotton and Corn.

A correspondent of the Southern Cul-
tivator, writing from Sumter County,
5. c., says:
Cotton seed should be we'll rubbed in
plaster, ashes or dirt, as it enables the
sowcr to distribute the seed more uni
formly, besides possessing other advanta-
ges. The "barrcl roller. is n most excel
lent invention for rolling cotton seed.
No doubt many will cxclaim that three
bushels to the acre is waste of seed. a
smaller quantity Otter causes u greater
loss, not only ofseed but of lint also. /
have been putting about that quantity
ever since | have been planting, and
have never yet had any reason to regret
it, always regarding q good stand "a
matter OF the very first imporance;"
have never used II cotton planter of any
patcnt-always hire sufficient number
of hands to make the crop and find that
number quite sufficient to plant it in the
manner described; besides that, it is com
mon some seasons to hear of bad stands
resulting from the use of cotton planters,
and consequent rcplanting which in my
humble opinion is the poorest business a
i'rmcr can set about doing. The first
ploughing of cotton should be done as
soon us possible after stand of cotton
has been secured, with three inch bull
tongue shovel or scooter, Which is run
"cry close to the cotton, two tnrrows to
the row, completely choking up all the
young grass, which can be done very
easily when the stand Of cotton is very
thick.
10 secure good stand ofcorn, be sure
that the seed selected is uncxccp,ionably
good, and put at least two grains to the
hill, covering shallow if planted early,
and deep if late in the season. nv cx-
pcricncc has taught me that it is safest
never to put the seed i'll direct contact
with manure ofnny kind The thicker
corn is planted and the more highly it is
manurcd the greater the numbcrot grains
that should be put to the hll Rculant-
ing highly manurcd corn is simply Il
waste otsccd, time and labor. The older
corn moves oil'so rapidly, the rcplant is
soon shaded and never has any showing
ut all.-,lt is bcttcrto put peas in the
missing places. Would hardly recon-
mend drilled corn except i'll low bottom
land where it will be exposed TO the ray
ages of the bud worm"
GApEs IN CilicKENs.--To q quart or
meal add level tablespoonful of lime
mixed with water. Give this quantity
10 your chickens for two or three morn
ings, and you will find ycnr chickens sal
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oFFIC Il RS:
swILl LAM WAIIlEa, I3rcsiele.,,t
HENRY J. FURBER, Nice-Prcsidcnt
GEORGE l.. MONTAGUE, Actuary.
JOHN II. BEWLEl, Secretary.
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GArEs IL CIlIcKENs.-To quart of
meal add level tablespoonful Of lime,
mixed with water. Give this quantity
to your chickens for two or three morn
ings, and you will lind vcnr chickens fall
iy restored.
|: will also ACT as II stimulanl in wet or
coz weather. Try it and prove it for
yourself. Our Home Journal.
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Conmissioncr,s Office. !

STAUNToN, VA. July 18th. 1877.
To Geo. B. Rusmisel, guardian for Nary Jane
Wiseman, Luther Wiseman, and Alex'r Wiseman,
Pltf, and Mary Jane Wiseman, Luther Wiseman
and Alex'r Wseman infants, Darwin Bashaw,
Admir-. with the will annexed of William Wise
man, decd. Washington Wiseman, Jacob Wise
man. William Wiseman, - Wooddel and Mar
garet, his wife, (~ho, before her marriage, was
Wiseman). John Campbell, William Campbell,
James Campbell, Mary E. Campbell. Laustor
Campbell and Alice Campbell infant children of
Sarah Campbell, decd, and Benz. ,Akers and
Frances, his wife, Defendants: Take notice, that
in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county. rendered on the 10Th day of June,
1872, in cause therein depending in the name
of Geo. B. Rusmise. guardian for Mary Jane
Wiseman, Luther Wiseman and Alex'r Wiseman,
Plt'ff, VS.. Mary Jane Wiseman and others, De-
PENDANTS. I shall on the
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
at my office in Staunton. proceed to take state and
settle the accounts of Darwin Bashaw, as Admir-
of William Wiseman, decd, showing, first, What
assets came to the hands of the Admir- second,
How he has administered the same and third,
What assets belonging to said estate still remain
uuadministered; and lastly, Any other matters
deemed pertinent by said Com'r, as required-ts
be stated by any of the parties.
At which time and place you are required to
att end
Given under my hand, as Com'r in Ch'y of the
Circuit Court for said county. the day and year
first aforesaid. J. W. GREEN SMITH,
aug At Com'r.
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commissioners Office.

STAUNIoN va, July Hi, IO!A
To Della Overholt committee of Martha A..
Overholt, Plt'ff. and William Withrow, guardian
of Emma A. Overhot Martha A. Overholt, Mar
garet E. Overholt and Mary V. Overholt N. IT..
Massie. Exo'r of N. Massie, decd. John B. Bald
win, Exe'r of Braxton Davis, decd, Joseph Pei
ter, Exer of Samuel Pelter. decd, and John l..
Patterson, Defendants: Take notice, that in pur-
suance Of decree Of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, rendered on the 18th day of June,
1872. in cause therein depending. in tie name of
Della Overhot, Committee Of Martha A. Over
holt, Plt'ff, vs.. William Withrow, Guardian of
Emma A. Overholt and others, Defendants: I
shall ON
THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
at my Office, in Staunton, proceed to take. state
and settle the following accounts: 1st. The &C
counts of the defendant. William Withrow, as
guardian of Emma A. Overholt, Martha A. Over
holt, Margaret E.. Overholt and Mary V. Over
holt I'd. An account of the amount in the hands
of William Withrow, due from him to Martha A.
Overholt, as guardian Ct said Martha A. Over
holt.
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
Given under my hand as Com'r in Chancery
Of the Circuit Court for said county, the day and
year first aforesaid.
aug l-4l J. ". GREEN SMITH, Com'r.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


To James R. sillngs. Assignee of D. II. MoLl-
er, plaintiff, and Samuel Lushbaugh, defendant,
and all persons in any way holding liens upon
said real estate below mentioned Take Eotice.
that in pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, rendered June Goth, 1872, in
cause, therein depending in style Of sillings,
Assignee, vs.. Lushbaugh. SHALL on the 2Sth day
of August next at my Office in S.aunton, proceed
TO take state and settle the following accounts.
viz: 1st An account Of the real estate owned by
the defendant, Samuel Lushbaugh, and the fec
simple and annual rental value thereof, I'd All
account of all liens resting upon said real estatss
whether by judgment or otherwise. Sd. Any npts
tiers deemed pertinent by myself or required BY
any party in interest to be so stated; at which
time and place said lien creditors shall produce
before the undersigned proper evidence of their
claims and also at which time and place all
persons interested in the suit, are required to at
tend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery Of the Circuit Court for said County,
the day and year first aforesaid. >
j. ". GREEN SMITH,
july25-4 Commissioner.
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Comnissioncr,s Office.

SrAUNToN, VA, July 4th, 1872.
To Margaret Eddins. Plt'tf and Zachariah
johnson, Geo. W. Eutzler and Henry B. Harness
berger, Admir- of Daniel Murray. decd, Defend
ants and to all persons holding liens, an any way,
upon the real estate of Zachariah Johnston.
Take notice, that in pursuance of de-
cree CT the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered on the 18th day of June, 1872, in a
cause therein depending in the name of Margaret
Eddins. Pt'tf. VS.. q chari h johnson and others,
Defendants. shall
ON THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
at my Office, in Staunton. proceed TO take and
state the following accounts: LIST. All the real
estate owned by the defendant, Zachariah john
son, with the fee simple, and annual rental value
thereof. Cd. All liens upon the real estate Of
said johnson, whether by judgment, trust deed,
or otherwise; and the respective pri0rities of
such liens. And lastly. any other matters that
said Commissioner may deem pertinent, or that
may be required stated by said party.
At which time and place you are required to
attend, and all said lien creditors likewise: and
file before The undersigned proper evidence of
their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
Chancery of the Circuit Court for said county,
the day and year first aforesaid.
aug AT J. W. GREEN SMITH. Com'r.
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CO31s91s{ssiOas's Notes.
Commissioners Office, !

STANTON, Va, July Z4eh, 1874
/. To John B. Watts, Administrator OF Michael
Bear, deceased. and Preston A Baylor, George
NJ Baylor and Newton A. Baylor. Executors OF
George Baylor, deceased; and Benjamin Craw
ford surviving partner Of himself and Henry
King Cochran. deceased, William L.. Mowry
Sheriff of Augusta county. and as such, Admin
istrator Of Henry King Cochran, deceased, Will
liam J. Shumate, William Frazier, H. H. Peck,
John J.. Clarke, Richard II. Fisher, David S.
Bear and Peter Hanger, (original) Adminisra-
tors of Michael Bear, deceased, Hugh W. Shelf
fey, Jahob Hanger, JamesIr-A. Trotter and Henry
B. Seig, securities in official bond of Peter Hang
er and David s.. Bear as Administrators of Mich
ae Bear, deceased, VIM. Rusmisel and Susan F..
his wife, Qate Bear), Peter Hanger in right Of
HIS wife Elizabeth Hanger, deceased, (late Bear.
Cornelius Hanger, Algarnon Hanger, Laura
Hanger, Ellenora Hanger and Robinson Hanger,
children of Peter and elizabeth Hanger, deceas-
ed. his wife, Spencer and Mary O. his
wife Qate Hanger), - Smith and Susan F.
his wife date Hanger). Jacob A. Bear, - Barr
aud Josephine his wife (late Bear), Samuel Paul
formerly Sheriff of Augusta county, and as
such, Administrator of Susan Bear, deceased,
Paul g.. Bear. Jacob Bear, Jacob Areheart and
Drucilla Jane his wife late Bear), parties Plain
tifs and Defendants in four certain suits in
Chancery pending in the Circuit Court of Angus
to county. styled respectively as follows ;-Sau-
WHtt vs.. AChI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dear
Administrator vs.. Michael Bears Administrator,
Frazier vs. Bear,-and Bears Administrator,
&c., VS.. Crawford, surviving. Sc; which four
suits have been consolidated, and are now pro-
ceeded in as one suit and to all persons whom
soever concerned in the transactions of this suit.
Take notice, that in pursuance Of decree of
the Circuit Court of Augusta Co., rendered June
2lst, 1872, in a cause therein depending in style
of Bears Administrator. &C., vs.. Crawford, sur.
yiviup &c shall on the
7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
at my Office in Staunton, proceed to take, state
and settle:
LIST. An account between John 3. Watts Adj
ministrator of Michael Bear, deceased, and Craw-
ford and Cochran
End. A report of all the facts connected with
the transactions between said Watts and Craw-
ford and Cochran.
Ord. OF any other matter deemed pertinent by
myself, or required by any Of the parties to be
stated.
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
Given under my hand as Comr in Ch'y of the
Circuit Court for said county, the day and year
first aforesaid. j. W. GREEN SMITH,
aug At Com'r
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To the Voters Of the Seventh Congressional
ssaA..saE94t District. 49,

am a candidate to represent you in the next
House Of Representatives of The United States.
From the year 1861 down to this day, my con
nec,ion with public events is fully understood by
the people of this Congressional District. |
invite inspection into my every public act.
My record during the war is known 0 my com
rades and shall leave them 10 speak of it.
Ny Legislative record has been too recently
made to require repetition Of my acts. l stood
by the necessities of my. countrymen, oppressed
and trodden down by the msfortunes and DESC
laiionof war, and in this take 40 step back
ward.
If it shall be your pleasure to confide to my
keeping this sacred trust, shall strive to exc
cute itwith fidelity, and to stand by my State in
the future as have endeavored to do in the
past CHARLES I. o'FERRALL
june 18th, 1872. s a4i 1e5tea
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Aa4 u.s.
Local.,
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, members Of the State
Conservative Committee in the 7th Congress
sional District, do hereby give notice that
the convection to nominate Conservative
candidate for Congress for this District will
be held at the Courthouse in Stanton, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1872, at4 o'clock
P. m. - A@a.
The Conservative voters Of the District are
cautioned in advance to attend the primary
meetings and sec that-their preferences are
fairly represented and to remember that in
politics as in everything else, while the sloth-
full grumble, the vigilant govern.
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
r ~ '-->+ SHELTON f. LEAKE,
. IT n R1Dn1rREnarp
July %, 1872. : ~ 'D''''D AN' A''
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CO21s11s,rs Notices.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
STAUNToys W.. JULY l6. Ia1

''AhoNfo1sJ fas, jury 10, 1CtI.
To John G. Fulton, Adm r de Joais non, with the
will annexed Of Geore Bakemore efec'd, plaintiff.
and Sally Earhart, Esther Shepherd, John L.
BiakerHors George ". Blakemore, Waller Oder.
| and Jane c., his wife. the unknown children eR,t
! heirs Of Elizabeth Hite Decd formerly Beatony
William Roberts srd Mary his wife formerly
Beaton John CockraF, -->- Robinson and Sarais
Jane, his wife formerly Beat Or, JeAa Wright
and Hettie his wife formerly Bestcn John rs.
Beaton, Robert Beaton, William Blakensors. ADJ
drew j. Blakemore, Frances Blakemore, WiffiaiD
Blakemore, George Blakemore, James Blakemore,
Fanny Blakemore, John Blakemore and Berani
Irvine. defendants: Take notice. that in pirsf.
ance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, rendered June 18th, 1872, in caMse
therein depending in style of Blakemores' Admin
istrator, against Blakemore's heirs, l shall, on
THE 28TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,sgS
at my office in Staunton, proceed to tske, state
and settle the several accounts as ordered by
former DEGREES, viz; 1st An account Of the ad-
non, with the will annexed of George Blakemore,
decd. I'd. An account Of the adyancements
made by the said George Blakemore to his ehil-
dreD (who are dev;see7 under his will, in his
lifetime, and distribution best showing the por.
tions due to each of the devisees, their assign
ees representatives., under the will If said
George Blakemore, decd viii also, at same
tlLle Uuu pldce cAauftUe lHtOAuu report the IhctS
as to the claims of Berami Irvine and Walles
Oder. referred 10 in the bill; and the claim OF ths
creditors of q. W. Blakemore, who it is alleged
In the bill, surrendered his interest In said es.
tate under the insolvent debtors law, and will
express my opinion thereon Also will report
any other matters deemed pertinent by myself.
or which may be required by any of the parties
to be stated, at which time and place said parties
are required to attend and file before the uFdef-
signed proper evidence of their claims. Z,
Given under my hand as Commissioner ia
Chancery of the Circuit Court for said county
the day and year first aforesaid
july25-4t j. w. GREEN SMITH. Com'r.
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Special Notice.
A PER1LoUs SEASON.


Glorious and delightful as the summer weather
powers. Even the strongest are sometimes pros.
trated by its effects. The common phrase applied
to this condition of the body is general debil-
ty" Now, general debility arises FROM and in
cIudes variety of ailments. The liver is more
or less affected the bowels are either consipa-
ted too much relaxed, the stomach but hall
performs the work of digestion, the appetite is
poor and the spirits depressed. This is VIVA. is
called general debility. 1t is general derange-
ment of all the physical functions, and requires
rs Il remedy medicine that will regulate them
all Hostester's Stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this purpose It's general operation
is not confined to single organ. Ii the liver is
affected, it restores its tone. If the stomach is
torpid it regen crates it If the nerves are trem-
uous and weak, it braces and renforces them.
If the mind, which ever sympathses with the
body, is gloomy and despondent, it relieves the
difficulty, and soon brings the whole mechanism
of the body into harmony with the laws of health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which the, utility of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters tonic, corrective, and anti
bilious medicine is not known aud app ecat ted
Throughout the Tropics it is considered. both by
the people and the profession, the standard spe
cifc While it is medicine for all seasons and
all climates it is especially suited to the com
plants generated by the weather. being the pu-
rest and best vegetable stimulant in the world.
Beware of the Bitters made Of acrid and dang
erous materials, which INSCRIPTIONS parties are
endeayorlng to foist upon the people. Their
name is legion, and the public has no guarantee
that they are not poisonous. Adhere to the tried
remedy. Hostetter's Bltters, sold only in glass,
| and never in kegs or barrels.
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Mass Meeting at August Court.

r There will be meeting of the Conserva-
tives Of Augusta county and the city of Staun-
ton, son Monday 27th-the day of our county
court.
: Gen. James i. Kemper and Col. Robert
E. Withers, the electors at large Moses
Walton, Esq, District Elector Shelton r.
Leake, and H. H. Ridalebarger. Esqs., mem
'bers of the State Committee for this district
are expected to be present and address the
meeting. aei
The meeting is called for the purpose of
organizing for the campaign, and Of choosing
uperintendents Committees, &c. and it is
hoped there will be a full attendance.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

STAUNToN, Va, July 10th, 18I2.. )
To JAG ,b L. lIumbert, plttf and William Crick.
enbarger and William A. Criekenbarger, defend
ants and to all the lien creditor interested in the
below mentioned suit: Take notice, that in pur-
suance of decree of the Circuit Court of Aks.
gusta county rendered on the 9Th day of Junes
Humbert vs.. Criokenbarger and 81, I shall, on,
the 30th day of August next, at my office ins
Staunton, proceed to take an account of he fund
arising in this cause, the liens upon the same,
and the order in which sail liens are to be paid,
at which me and place said lien creditors shall =
produce such evidence as will substantiate theiy
claims; at which time and place you are re-
CURED TO attend.
Given under my hand as COMMISSIONER III
Chaneery of the Circuit Court for said county,
the day and YEAR first aforesaid.
J. W. GREEN sMIfu, =
iuly25-4t Com'r
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
STauNTox. Va JuIy Odd. 1879.

STAUNTos, Va, July 22d, 1872.
To Nancy Bcyers, Samuel Boyers, Mary Boy.
e,s, Jonathan s. Slower, William Link, William
Shumate, Henry -Tutwiler and David Fultz cred
itors of the estate Of Jno. G. A1cCue, decd, who
sue for themselves and other creditors of said
McCue, who may make themselves parties to this
suit, plaintiffs, and Mary ]. McCue and Samuel
H. McCue, ADMINISTRATIVE and administrator OF
Jno. C. McCue decd. and in their own right az
widow and heir Of said McCue, and IsaacJ Par=
kins. Rudolph Turk, securities in administration
bond; and Matte Jane McCue, infant heir OF
said Jno. C. McCue, decd, defendants, and all
persons holding claims against said estate cfJno.
c. McCue, decd. Take notice, that. in pursp;
ance Of q decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
county. rendered June l2th 1872 in Gauss.
therein depending in style of MoCue's creditors
vs.. MeCue's admin'x ct al, l shall. on the 3ls,
day Of August next, at my Office in Stauntan.
proceed TO take an additional account of the
claims outstanding and unsatisfed against said
estate of Jno. C. AlcCue, decd, at which time and
place you arc required to attend. IL.
Given under my hand as Commissioner III
Chancery Of the Circuit Court for said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
j. W. GREEN SMITH
july25-4t Com'r
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Deaths.

On July 3rd., in Lee county, Va, Mrs. HAN
NAH ALLEN, formerly of Augusta county, aged
SO years.
On July 3lst., sALLIr, infant daughter of Ma
jor John A. and Bette Hartman, aged months
and days.
On July 18th, near Mint Spring, Mrs MARY B.
GIBSON, in the 10th year Of her age.
On July 18th near Waynesboro', Mrs. HAsH@
Err, wife OF the late Jacob flasher, at an advance
ed age.
On July 22nd, near Stanardsville, Greene
couny, Va, WILLIS WHITE, in the 8sth year of
his age.
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M01,2.IGGes.

On the 9Th instant. near Mint Spring, Angus
ia county. by Rev Geo Q. Taylor, Thomas j.
WILLIAMS and Miss LIZZIE L. NJ. GRIGas.
On the 3Osh of July, near Midway, Rockbridge
county, by Rev. YIN. Pinkertun, Prof. L. W.
PINKEnroN and Miss VIRGINIA Il. FuLTz. Both
we're graduates of the D. d. s. B. Institution in
this city.