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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
T~faSemiides Separtement.

Eritte RiaNe GneliGt Spncnpmtn, Nersbau, Nees
iunf, @,btatunssn, alts 9sf6i6ts une Geographic, Rsmi.
foe Aitsritumstunes, 9erntetre, 3rissncmetrit, pbyft, "a.
ieiRifd. @rishiit, 8ran,Sffh, 3euii6 unh Spaniit, lrenn
sepanf&tl 9tusnife fir Zen 8atbclieismus.
9peite RfaiIe Reeeltunsen, 99S6sntide Sebdttsn,
qrsti, vtilcisptit, GRslii6s eitsratur. 8rifii6e <ertbumss
iurts, gctanii, 1hrenrrie, 4nalptiibe @scnietrie, Qane
nieTsn, Gttnis, eateiniit, @rit6ii6, 3sasnift fur Zen VA.
tbrlietsmus, 3ranjSff6, 9eatia ut Spanii6 (psan &C.
mlnfht).
6ras aiaNe GusGi6s ehsra,ar, gDS&tntli&e Tesat.
ten, 9peii, llntershpfi. Gtbit, &frrnsmit, @splpsis, Ssrebs
np,s. Staatsrirttj6dft, Sdteintit, @rediiG, 5ranSSfi6,
DeutiH une Seaniin (penn atriniht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
Sic
Guffmburgrr 6gfttt,
Elm fatboltides @odenblatt
fit Retht mud Mahrheit,

Ifdn tann gu iessr 3eit aui bic .eurmtarssr @aistts"
abcnuirer.
9E Ginfenpun9en II. 8prreS
%1ppupensen, ~beipnrers iiber ftr6lide
UNI ancere ptdtise S~eSebenbeiten, iinc
~jeperseit wiafpmmen, miiien aber pom
9erfaher untersei6net ietn.
aS- ppa. Office. WprneY Z. Srstrs Hus bas tiaisfs uns
H6erat @ittsl ,ur ueberienpuns BON Sele unp ipaten, NO ne
~ tattn iine, sasu sssrautt rersen.
sDenn bic Iamen ssn llnt.rfSreibsru ~eirseauet TsrStu,
fpatsn fs esatli4 sei6riebta fsin, uns sas 9pfamt, eounts
uue Staat senau uns ri6tis a~nsessten perser.
gDrnn cine 9situns sn sinsm Ysfamt an en anesres Ger.
feet wsrssn iea, 70 mus INNER aud eas Defiant %ansssessh
rsrben, NC bic 9eitun8 fraher e%npfaneen ruree.
gptnn Ssmanb fetn Slatt nidt ~resslmdsis s~rsfdnst sbsr
f1 auf trsene cine @rt Seller einibleihen, 10 ipate Der be-
treHtnss Sssnt, irpis bic Ssraasssbsr frsIsia ssnaSri6tist
rtrben.
Die gerantpprtiSfeit fur @els ~isnsuussn fir s, 3situns
rercsn mir MIR eann ubtrnsbmen. penr eieielben per rests
arir.sn Brief Ocer per poi. , flee. @rnta'S rssr ssi3stea.
pie ,,Susew6urser 6asstte'' nod Snropa.
gDir ~ssrienssn b.rsits cine gn,atl Grsmslarss Der y@a,etts"
mad Gurppa, uns MAIDEN uniert etftr Defenders aufmertiarn,
eas BE uebsrisnbuns sts Slattes an Ysrpanets ash 3rsanse
ienieits bee Seeaus Elm isbr ~s,sisnstes Wlittel IN, eintn unua.
t~brp6enen gerttbr nit ~Ssnielben ~ unttrbalten nne fe
Iber bic 3uhdnbt eieiss eanees ~ unterrttten, ssltr ais %
eur6 Srieinstisl sei6tten tSnnte.
Yefsaunsen, Yriefe &c. fnp ,u apreirtn:
,.LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
SALE DAY.

The streets presented lively appearance on.
Monday Last, and our merchants with bright
and happy smiles, could be seen behind thoit
respective counters waiting upon their humseffpy
ous c,istoncrr, in the most attentive manneT.l
The following property uas sold by the Shet,
if. Tract Of lO5 acres; property Of Louis ;Ger,,
rick brought Sl45. Tract of; SO acres property
Off w Murphy brought s296. Four Lots near
Railroad avenue brought SllO each. About 5U
farm lots adjoining the town, brought fronf SS5
to ID. u4la sIbt
Very little personal property was disposed of
Several head of mules and horses wereasold,
by stock dealers. ,,;i i.
After the public sales were concluded the
spectators had the opportunity of witnessing a
hand-tohand combat between two "Sohs Of
Ham" lI'c did not wait to nee the result Of the
battle but we understand that "the colored
troops fought nobly." ,oIt 4.aI
Tanglc-foot did not commence work until
late in the day; but when he did, he made
several climber legs" '"'i
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
"a REQUEST"

We request our friends throughout
the County to give us all the items Of news
that may come under their observation
in their respective neighborhools, such
as sale, accident, &c.-anything that mny
be OF interest either to the County at
large or to their own neighborhood.
They can either send us commun-
ication, or simply give us the particulars
which we will arrange ourselves. Our
friends by complying with this request
will confer favor upon us.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
=

VA &,
B'hascburg Htaps sthe fruits of her
lalssorsiIlotheg felds.-Since our last issue,
sss have had StoRplimsntary invitations
to theannual Commcncemcnts Of their
respective institutions, from DIR. p. A.
Dantzler, who has just graduated at the
Baltimore college Of Dental Surgery,
andDr. M. G. Salley, who has complet-
cd successful course in tho School of
Medicine Of the University Of Maryland.
These young gentlemen. will shortly
return home, where VIC bespeak for them
u pleasant welcome and the profitable
patronage ofthe community IN their re-
spective professions. .,,3a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
Arrivals at meroney's Hotel.

tt Bodkins England; PJ Turner, Il w
Gamer, Thos Berton, Kentucky; -G Gourdine,
Lanrcns; II l. Granger, & Son, James Quail,
W r Clouton, c l. Yates, Charleston :; Mr. &
Mrs Iparnock, l. Hnync Cutler, s Peanon, 8
Bowman, Orangcburg; VIM Peak s. Lady
Miss Fannie Peak, New Orleans; M'dlle. .Zele,
Paris; Master Bernard, James Stanley, New
York; I'm McMal,on, Philadelphia; g C
Ablen, j N Block, Washington; B Jones Wil-
liamsbure; f Slater, J p Murphy Bamberg Z;
j F Meyers and wife, Miss Meroney, Columbia:
Henry Mungo, Ne,c York; + NJ Bansbergi 8
C.. B D Myers, W v Myers, Branchville; o II
Yates, p Porcher, Orangcburg; D K Mime, F
" Dunlap, ST Mathews
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
GONE TO JAIL. I

We had occasion to state last week, chat Geo.
". Sturgeon, 1who was arrested on charge 81
stealing money while Deputy County 7Ffeasdr:
er,'had left town in search of bail.a1AYe arc in
formed that he went 20 Columbia and, mis-
represented his case expecting to receive the
sympathy of some of his "friends,"' but as sey,
eral copiea of the 1rn,es reached Columbia the
day he did, his "frienda," eyes were opened,
aud Sturgeon had to retrace his stepa III charge
of Deputy Sheriff Joyner, and upon his retari
was remandcd to Jail. -;aina,ia sdi o
Stealing public monies has become Of spch
common note, that It is now hardly censidered
a crime
How about the Internal Revenue sWyfindle
What has been done about it2 70 $40 La
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
cONslGNEEs PER S. C. r. R.

G. II. Cornelson, j. s.. Hamilton, W..
A. Mcroncy, F. P. Beard, J. A. Caugh,
j. w. Cridor, c. Thorn, j. Hutto. n. Z.
W. sistrunk, E. ]. Oliveros. Chsmpy
Bros, j. S. Punches, Dr. J. A. Amaker
G. w. Dannelly, Z. " Smell, j. r.
Thompson, NJ. N. Riley, ]. G. Rowcll
j. McNamar, w. Fl. Moremsn, Mrs. A,
E. Harville, w. w. Cutler, F. III. W,
Briggman & Co, T. A. Jefiords, D. G..
Rove, A. w. Tharin, ]. Riley. A. If.
Smell, A. d. Fair, J. A. Sill, Bull. s, &
p, I. B. Whaley, w. Willie ock,, NJ. AL
brecht, E. ri. jackson, James H. Fowles,
j. d. Kcitt, w. T. Knots, w. +. Bar
ton, j. w. Fair, H. A. G. Walker, B.
Doyle, N. A. Bull, w. T. Muller, NJ.
McMaster. Nisl .. Bull. j. D. smoak. A.
Webster.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
Spring Suits from pafis. {
.w0lgAYvcaaA e,aoViVaU
CFrom Hnrper'n Bazaar. S2sr,sA, OF ,4lt., -,,,

iiastat 4 ~ ~ b u a. , W ~ - " 80 VI
ID, From Iiarpsr'a Rsar, aRaaeA NsaeesA el yAnY
French costumes begin to arpiye and
show some,hing 81 novelty in snail de
tails, though the principal ftassres still
remain the basque.with overskiaaa or else.
a polonaise with single skirt .The,mraps
are cap.s Of various Styles called Mac. I!
Farlands. or else HayelocksS and pretty
fichus are added to house dnasses and
polonaises. Many French.Hasqpes have
vests Of o different COLOR. with the neck:
o.. the dress turned back en- reyers; the.
back ainyariably. o pessillions anamanyll
have trimmings arrangedp to- give sthei
Watteeasp tte effect, but sewed Aatto the gar
ment. 5s4pte4o sll @imnp 10 Eat.
Stylish oyer skirss,sre given new and
graceful effect by being araped verJ; far
back ipstead of the sides 8he gathers
q, the he! !d,Fapery beginRt therhatto,hof the
skirt and stop finger length below the q
waist ,yhets they ere lornancntedi by,
bows and Loop ends in the fashion of tho. ]
Marguerite po11oslaaiae. This leavesgthe :
apron very smooth, (, Instead of being. Z
WI wEipkled akl asit is newiG0rnen Tho three
front wiaths are soraetsaaes separate from q
the back IL ahis case tho falnass of the i
# tfrohS H. sjiabe laid in plRats uplshes
seams; tSnees. are attached to these and
tied behind thsRewona,T The back widths. !
then haRFg straight from the bnlt and conssi
e Eceal the, tapsss-q6l h9vgesg1 aii 10Y ;atfov ss
New ,Polanaiaes are oealleta Ffanklin i
coats and have tho lnngscontineatals an,btt |
square pockets of revolutionary. times
Others hnye round capes or else ffichas
Tapped eu the bosom The falness at tho q
back ofshe skirt is gathered to thewaiiso "
in a large treble box tpleat, Many b
striped pclopaises sra worn eoser skibssI
ofssollia eolorsiy Lstesinthsas season greRs1a
; ;aa.ddiins lpolpnaiaes will be siapsrtsdrsiR :
stripes Of, solid eelor alternating with gayi
chintz s.ripes in Dolly YardsnifaahiOrhifs
These sRill Iheiwosns with AlsekiOscbloreal q
silE skirts.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
TOURNAMENT.

A meeting of those n favor of holding
tournament in May, was held on last
Saturday, at the Engine House, and
several knights were e,tered for the con-
test. The body was duly organized, and
the day for the Tournimcnt agreed upon.
We understand that there are now about
twenty-five gentleman on tho list, and
several more expected If this be the
case, our citizens maYlnticipate merry
time,q VA rs
/, Make ita success, gntlcmen. Tfi
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
Our Senator Aspirant.

Geo W.St,lrSeon, ourScnator aspirant,
is in jail. iHcsstolc 5000 not (as we, by
mistake, saidD s0D. The bail required is
siOO, and unfortunately for Sturgeon, is
slill required. Upon arrest, he declined
preliminary examination, which was
equivalent to the acknowledgment of
guilt. In charge Of h constable he went
and inquired ofthetelegraph operator if
General Grant had sent him (Sturgeon)
congratulation OH his feat (thctt). Wo
once had the disgustof hearing Sturgeon
publicly,in speech, confess to former
tioft; one'from the United States Gov
crnment; and We understand that on a
visit to Charleston he stole once dog,
which was recovered from him and sent
back ~ tie owner, by law firm in this
town.
These are etho kind Of men Radicalism
or South Carolina Rcpublicanism gives
to the people as Senator'S, and tell us the
majority must rule. Good God, how
long!
aI1nonr desire to meet what we deemed
the want OF our community, by issuing
NffE TINES as soon as possible, VIC did
not delay until we had previously can
vassed. We have relied OH the aid of
those to whom We send copies who can
materially forward our enterprise by not
only subscribing themselves, but also get
ting their friends and acquaintancos to do
so.The result has been encouraging to us.
Keep on. Hclp't,s. Let them under.
stand VIC areln live, homes. Democratic
on Southern Republican,
ism or Radical rascality.
Iah -A-AA-------s>II . -z--.- -z--.---- : = ----- "
ISpbscribe to, the .'fTimcsp and get posted in
reference lf TO County pqattcrs. and Sheriff sales
&c:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
THE PEAK FAMILY.

a3fsts ~, lBB S&AIA kB " q
Our citizens had the pleasure of attending ono
Of tho performances of the'Peak Family swiss
Bell Ringers on last Friday evening" igNSt:
wthsttanding the extreme ippelsmeaey iofs tbs
weather, the Court House was filled, to its, uto
most capacity. The bell music WAS really fine,
and the songs by Master Bernard were were well
rendered. Mdlle. Zelda with her skilifui fno. in
gers entertained the audience Sith sths piano,
and "old ma man Peak" Was loudly sappiahded.
We would suggest the erection .iofG huilaing
where such entertainments can be held with
convenience. Shall we hnvea public, hall q or
not?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
v.svaAadsi!duq IL

ysSTe-A0sIiubT si
, Mr EdiSors EessasgiSs You'd dHsscrip-
,tion of deer hunt which took, place. on,
a1;es aa "a aSo7s B ti this Village e.
+ was sg Pot 'fsabpg .t ,tijas II II We hssaaot
Oh their camp hunt uap1Grean Branch,
neither IE. BE- did we sgetinta eaightwitapythese
T. hoye or anybody aelss, HhsSSftAeleasSs
we had quite anieacitihgtime:e :es 'i'ssa T'A'a
. esprJ, was along; q ta9ous fisher
man. But not mucA0hi nhaat-. The first
dseI past him in p shoEt oE,rl rapgs Eitheut Ris
rr;;ttseeing it, to use sskis own expressionS
iHaaheknoyn that old dog vsshoaoWing
rafterdeer he. would ,hamathsps ami isliaSp
lookout,' but JPsonhiseth toi do Better I'M
the future, which hsiafa,j fSrHs dfsehargg-
cd both barreB ofHib gap 81 tie next,
With what effect has never, been ! nasferaA.
tainea. The hdnt was, Planne5 andlthesA
ISLANDERS placed by that veteran, hunter
Mr.. W. Tho Hounds divided into, three,
packs each unaer he S',saa command ofb ,atW
,skillfal driver sevea deer we're stastetg
all taking teeAine for. Tho ssandSssiia'W
the firing commenced: For thsl 4imhbsa imbs,a. :,
the writer was strOngiyy T. reminded 81 tie s''
picket firing along the linss'in front Of
RichnNnd. in, 1seas4 .s,7a san diiu ,'ts 'iidPs
When. the dhdxers earav In they soGn6 !,
foNr 6ne deem Killed, RF whom IS %.naa,
positively known. Six sbandssBz. ;wsne, on ! ,
the apcs with enptx guns aeaaiis ysdiiaL d,
bis tale to ten But tie, four deer wsre'a !
Genainly HHAa. WAo ,esn 9Beats isYa
w shen stuassis ;to=eamps@Batl quite siss-'''
utilization over sousasaFs eaerllent
d dinner ssrye@ pPcpasd sthsdaya sRoFs. ~
.L.,s oFE OF ra4sPP THE Party.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
SINGER SEWINGMACHINE

Our readers will lie pleased to know that an
agency has bccn established Mt this place for
the sale of the celebrated Singer Sewing Ma
chimes" under the supcrnendenee of Mr.. j.
X. White. The favor viii which these Ma
chimes have been received, is 4 sufficient guar
antee of their work. Mr.. Whitci is located ut
Mcssrs Bull, scovill & Pike where he will be
pleased to exhibit the merits ofhis Mabhines
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
a Lsasee.s =

Thore'will be q Mass meeting of all
tho voters in the county, for the adop-
ton oflegal measures against the carry
ing into effect lease ofthc Court House
Square by the County Commissioners to
E. Ezekiel, who proposes to erect wooden
store, to the detrimcnt of the Public and
endahgering Of the County records. See
notice elsewhere.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

then will RadicalisaS. tafeycf loose her
Asafs sdes BalAupon RRs lssls of this
!: {: l.; .:;: :; :::: s::; 9:
alive &mid tkcir dcm;ind to cast aside
dead issucs) the old song of slavery.
Why did not the News" n=its honest
advice to us, have one word of charita7
bic truth for the colored people? Why
docs he call them "poor and ignorant"
/ end holdsso tipeTyorns ashicld between
his blinded proteges and Democracy, as
the rafting bones of long buried d'disfran-
chisement. q is he not lawyer enough to
know that if a Democratic Legislature
were to propose property or educational
qualification, it would have to go be.
fore the colored people to DC psssssc,! ul,on
at the polls-7that under such circum-
stances no intelligent Democrat would
propose such ameasurc-that if they did
the next election would knock them md
the proposition i'll the head. The "News,"
could not have been ignorant Of this fact
and yet it hinges it whole argument upon
the absolute falsity of this absolute truth
that with their Immense majority, if
the colored men lose one iota of their
liberty it is because they give it away
7-thst no body of men, of whatever polit-
ical creed, can ever alter the present State
Constitution in any way to affect their
liberty or rights, without their full con-
sent, previously given at the polls. That
such political burglary cannot be sprung
upon them. M ia .Yi"N'i h.
Now as to- why we coll ourselves
Democrats. it is simply to imply that we
are not Republicans. We are unwilling
to be known as Republicans, because since
the close of the war they have shown to
us an uttor faithlessness to their word,
with corruption and inhumanity indeed.
Up to, that time the only base treachery
we had experienced was from the Demo-
Gratis Of the North, with whose sins it is
vainly assayed to charge us. We have
nought in sympathy with them. They
were faithless to us on the war issue as a
party and we have too illustrious cx-
amples of their capacity for individual
desertion in President Grant and Gov.
Scott We do not feel heavily robbed,
in either instance, of purity. The Nor
therp sentiment OH the subject we do not
know. agi 4p
Quotations arc made from "Plain
Talk
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
DIED..

We regret to learn of de misfortune last
week Of Mr.. w. l.. w. Riley, Trial Justice
residing in the Fork. On Saturday, his wife
died very suddenly. Since then he has lost
three children by death. Dcath is supposed to
have been caused by eating diseased meat. Mr..
Riley has our deep sympathy in his sad be-
rcavcment.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
LOCAL..
DIVINE SERVICE.

May be expected in the Presbyterian church
az half past Z o'clock, aid on ito.morrowF eve
ming at the same hour sermon will be preached
especially to the g0pny men dF.ssi,c community,
WHO are all cordially invited to attend.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

a, the meeting Of the Orangeburg Agricultu-
ral SdcictyI ON Monday last, the following gen
tlemen were elected Trustees for the ensuing
year: DR.. T. A. Elliott Paul s. Fielder, II.
M Moorcr, w. @ Moss, FIJI w. Briggmann,
DR. II. W. Bates, James F. Izlar
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
BISHOP HOWE.

Bishop Howe was in our town las, week: and
delivered tw" sermons both Of which were
marked with the .iecp thought and cloqusnce
which is 40 truly characteristic Of thi. cmi-
ncnt divine.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
PICTURE nAN'MASrgED!

orahgrbnrg needs "pietdrs man. spSss
sadly. 2IPs don't mean assInat .uho lelg PIC
lures ;but man who takes pictures.
There are great many young ladies-and
old ones too-in Orangeburg who want their
pictures taken; and in justice to them we make
this announcement
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Isubscribe to the Times and get posted in
reference TO County msttcTs, and Sheriff sales
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-31
3fEEa OF
FALL & WINTER
G. 0 0 d S.
L. WIFI g EsgOTHEER

are receiving their supply Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of the latest and most fashionable styles, which
were purchased at low figures, and will be sold at
short profits. such as
LADIES' AND GENTS DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing everything kept in a first class
Dry Goods House.
These goods, for superiority of quality and
cheapness price. cannot be surpassed in the Val
ley. They propose to meet the demands of the
public, by regulating their prices to suit the mon
led condition of their customers, and thus eff
feet mutual benefit.
They return their thanks for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended TO them. and hope to
secure and retain the confidence of purchasers,
by strict attention to business and fair dealing.
They will take pleasure in showing their goods,
as that is part of their business, and will not
become offended in the least. if those visiting
their store do not see proper to buy. All they
ask is fair competition. feeling assured that
they offer as favorable bargains as any House
in the city or Valley. october 3-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-31

sHanasslissiomer's ssa2e.--In pursuance
~ OF s decree of the Circuit Court of Bath
county, pronounced on the 18th day of May.
1872, in cause therein depending, in which
James A. d. Bridget, is plaintiff, and Zachariah
IS Green, and others defendants. the undersg n-
Z ed, Sheriff of Bath county, and as such. Com
missioner appointed by the decree aforesaid. will
ION THE 1ST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872.
proceed atths Warm Springs Hotel in the said
county, to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder a tract or parcel of land containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
on the waters of Mill Greek, in the said county.
/ adjoining the lands of Anlrsw Bratan decd
= and Jacob Dill, deceased. which land was con
. yeyed by Samuel NJ. Mackey and wife to the said
DANES A. D. Bridget and by him sold to Benja-
min i. Station.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much in cash as shall
be necessary to pay costs of suit and the ex-
- penses OF sale and The residue of the purchase
q money, credit Of one, two and three years.
ia equal instaments, with interest thereon from
the day of sale, secured by bonds with good per-
sOna security and tbs legal title retained SO ulti
mate security. JOHH GLEEK, Jr.
Ssses 1i Sheriff of Bath county aid Com1
zsas, oct l0-4t so ss 1851 sssas
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-31
Attest ARRIVALS. Ta
- GEO. A. SMITH.

II GEO. A. SMITH,
MAIN STREET, STANTON, VA,
Has the handsomest assortment of ladies.
misses and childrens
SHOES, CATERS AND SLIPPERS.
ever offered in this market, consisting in part Of
MARIA ANToINETT SLIPPERS,
SARATOGA SLIPPERS, at
NEWPORT TIES,
tured out of the best materials and after the Ia.
est and most fashionable patterns A
Also
GENTS PRINCE ALBERT SLIPPERS
SUPERIOR CALF BOOTS AND SHOES.
COARSE BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
in aedltlon to thel large assortment of goods in
his Hne that he had manufactured
EXPRESSLY. FOR THIS MARKET.
in Baltimore and Philadelphia, he is prepared to
receive and execute orders for all descriptions Of
work 30 be made up in his shop by the best work
men in the country.
He is determined to keep up with the progress
s1ve spirit of the age, and give no one an excuse
to go beyond the limits of Staunton to have the
most fastidious taste satisfied in the boot and
shoe line.
His large experience in, and practical knoul-
edge of his business, with his
UNRlYALLED FACILITIES
for supplying the wants of customers, justinss
him III promising
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Also, q fine assortment Of HATS, fol- men and
boys, as can be found in this market and ut pri-
to suit all.
He returns his sincere thanks to the people o.
staunton and Augusta county, for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received which en-
ablsd him to thus enlarge his business and offer
greater inducements than ever, and hopes to
have continuance of the confidence and friend
ship of the public in the future, which will be
duly appreciated. 4A -''ts
REMEMBER,
that if you want
A NEAT AND ELEGANT SHOE.
for either
LADIES, MISSES OR CHILDREN,
4 FINE BOOT OR SHOE
for
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
that
G E 0 r G e A. SMITHS
THE PLACE TO GET 1T.
may 23-tf 4ssw 5E