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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsu1NGroN. June II. 1872.

WAsHINGToN. June il, 1872.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.
The Democracy Of South Carolina,
Missouri, Vermont, Indiana, Pennsyl-
vania and New York have virtually in
dorsed Horace Greeley. There is no
doubt Of his nomination at Baltimore.
T. il. Hendricks for Governor Of Indiana
is a strong nomination, and in my opinion
he will poll number Of thousand more
votes in October than Greeley will in
November. Mr.. Hendricks is a very re-
spectacle gentleman, and would make by
far safer President Of the United States
than Horace Greeley, to whose support he
has been compelled by the crack Of the
Blair whip.
THE CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICAN, conf
MITTEE.
The meeting Of the Congressional I'M
ion Republican Committee which was
held Wednesday was fully attended. SEN
ator Wilson rendered his resignation as
chairman, and Senator Chandler was
elected in his place, and a resident exec
utive committee was appointed, consist
ing Of Senator Harlan, Governor Cooke,
Hon. b. Il. Cowan, Hon. Fred Douglas
and Hon. j. NJ. Edmunds. Senator Har-
Ian was elected chairman and the Hon.
j. NJ. Edmunds, secretary. Colonel j.
Il. Hinton remains as assistant secretary.
The Committee as now constituted is an
efficient and energetic working body.
have known the Hon. j. VI. Ed
munds, the secretary, upon whom the
management Of the campaign will prac-
tically deyolye, for some years past. lie
is without exception the the clcarest po-
litical thinker and most efficient organ
izcr within the ranks of the Republican
party-a man Of the utmost integrity and
fidelity to his trust. He will only en-
ploy honorable methods Of warfare, bat,
if labor, assiduity, skill and energy can
accomplish the great work, it will not
fail for want Of these qualities on his part.
THE COLUMBIA LAW coMMENCEMENr.
This institution turns out annually from
sixty to eighty law practitione:s-ncary
seventy graduated Wednesday night.
The Commencement was numelously at
tended by the beauty and fashion Of our
city, and the floral offerings were numer-
ou..
Assistant Secretary Richardson in
few happy and appropriate remarks dis
uibuted the prizes for the three best prize
essays upon law subjects.
We regret that we have not a similar
institution for the graduation OF mcchan-
les. Capable, intelligent and aspiring
mechanics are the want Of our time, and
while not one Of these graduates in FIVE
will be likely to earn a living as a lawyer,
we could with confidence predict the lu-
ttTe Of all, if they were masters Of good
mechanical trade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

The man who wrote I'm saddest when
l sing, was fool TO sing much.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
IIhtIy 20 CNIn a HVInE 4, q
d with confidence predict
all, If they were masters Of
ical trade.
FUTURE SECESSION.

1t is a significant fact that while, for
the sake Of securing the Presidency,
Horace Greeley has changed all the SEN
timcnts and principles sustained by him
for the past forty years, he has never
taken back his often declared secession
views for which the rebel South are will
ing to support him. The bailing Of jeff
Davis as soon as the war was over is con-
tirmation Of his continued belief in Sc
cession, which he so constantly advocated
at the opening Of the rebelliyn. Now, il
ii should 50 happen that the sccesh phil
osopher should occupy the Presidential
chair, and his Southern friends should
try to sccede as before, what compiled
tiona might not be made with foreign
powers, before the people could drive
drive him from the executive power :?
The possibility Of his reaching the Presi-
dency is doubtless out of all question.
but there are some whose credulity goes
SO far rs to believe it probable, and TO
them this is IN interesting question for
consideration. James Buchanan gave
trouble enough to the country without
positive secesh sentiments, simply be-
cause he did not believe in the power Of
the General Government to coerce Il
state, what then would be the result Of
putting into executive position a man
who believes that seeding States should
go in peace, and the Union be broken
into fragments at the will Of minority
Of the people
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1872.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
SPARE THE TREES.

The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds have just held a meeting, and
decided to cut down the large trees Of the
East and West Parks which border on
the nations capitol here. Such desc
Grafton Of our now beautiful parks is to
be perpetrated in the name Of art as op-
posed to the loveliness Of nature repre-
sented in graceful, full-grown trees and
the delightful shade which they offer to
visitors to the capitol. 1t is suggested
that the the Committee should take their
Summer across the Eastern Branch, and
there study the artistic effects Of the arch
itecture of the Insane Asylum.
CoNTAGIoN At THE CAPITOL.
Scarlet fever and smallpox are both
quite yirulent here. The children of one
family We're buried yesterday in one
grave who died Of scarlet fever, and the
number Of smallpox patients during the
cool weather up to last week had in
creased very rapidly. Two cases on
Capitol Hill We're rendered more alarm
ing on account Of the house whore the
parties reside being entirely consumed by
fire and large crowd collected around
the spot when the patients were carried
to the hospital. The present hot weather
will no doubt have the effect of staying
Its ravages. C.. NJ.
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u TAKE TEES METHOD OF IN
q forming the People of Trinity county that
they can always lind ut my store II full and
complete assortment of the following mer-
chandise, and also "A number of other useful
articles, too numerous to mention:
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Turpentinc, Coal Oil,
Hardware, Furniture, Crockory, Stoves,
Sheet Iron, Bar Iron, Mechanics
Tools of All Kinds, Table
Cutlery, Tin Ware,
Pitch, Tar,
Oakum
Rosin, Rope,
Wire, Iron Sheaves
Blocks Lead Pipe, Faucets,
Iron and Chain Pumps, lIatchets,
Saws, Axes, Lamps, Wicks, Oils, Burners,
Globes, Window Glass, Buckets, Powder, Etc
Thoro being connected with my business,
TINS HOP
in fall operation, am prepared at all times
TO manufacture or repair
HYDRAULIC PIPE, TEN-WARE,
Etc, upon short notice and at reasonable
rates. HENRY JUNKANS.
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DlED-In Robinson Township, January
18th. 1872, Mr.. James Lawson, aged q
years, S months and 26 days
Oua FIRgslDE FRIEND. This is the
name Of a new eight page original and i'll
ustrated story and family weekly, publish
ed BY Messrs. Waters, Eberts Il Co.. Chi
cage. The paper presents a neat and
pleasing appearance, and, exhibits much
taste III its makeup. Its contents are var
led, and rich in interest and fullof instruc-
ton [tcontains well written continued
stories of great interest, bcautiinlly-illus-
trated, and entertaining short stories,
sketches, poems, ETC., with departments
especially devoted to the Farmer, the
Housewife aud Children. One Of the
features Of this number is viii. W Garlic.
tons great Poem "The burning of Chi
cagon Which the Publishers have beau.
tifully illustrated. Our Frcsiie Friend
will Gud welcome 10 every family circle,
The publishers will send specimen copy
free to any address,
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SoMGruIyo TO DO. -Ifyou know Of an
active boy or girl to whom SO cents or
sl.OO or more a week, for half days
work each week, will prove a benefit have
them send a ttree.ceut stamp to Oliver
Crook & Co., Dayton, Ohio, for samples
and circular Of aa easy occupation which
will well repay them 1t would also be a
benefit to any business man, bringing
many customers to his store every week.
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Notice to Creditors.

Tolhe Creditors Of Ephrlim Stewart decd
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
.of the County of Mason, made in cause
therein pending to Subjective real estate o the
said Ephraim Stewart TO the payment of his
debts you are hereby required to present your
claims against The said Ephraim Stewart for
adjudication ioF. W. SIsS0N Commissioner
at his office III The said county, Oh or before the
23d day Of February. 1872. i,
"wltnesa. Chas. D. Waggener, Clerk Of said
Court. this 5tl day Of January, 1879
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clerk.
ian ll-6w
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TO Consu,n ptiyes!

The advertiser, having bee permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy is anxious 10 make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-.
scription used, free Of CHARGE with the di,
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find Suae OuGG for Cossuar
7los, ASTHMA. BeoyculrAs, DC. Parties wish.
ing The prescription will please address
Rev EDWAED WILSON.
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg N Y
nov, CIV. a.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF LAND.
JUDIUHH DHIU VI HI4'D'
L J Trims, Executor Of the
last will and testament Ct
Jesse Trims, dc'd. In ohancery

!
last will and testament cf
Jesse Trims, dcd. 10 Chancery
VS..
Redmond A Shank
DY virture ola Decretal order Of the Circuit
ID Court Of Mason county, West Virginia
rendered al the May Term. 1871 inihe above
entitled cause, til. undersigned, special Com
missioner, will ii
On the Goth Day Of February, 1872.
at the From, door Of The Court House, proceed to
sell the land ia the Bill and proceedings men
toned, in said cause, being twenty acres sit
uate in Clendenen township, nd about four
miles from the Knnawha River
Terms Of Sale:-One half Of the purchase
money cash in hand and the remainder 90 a
credit Of six months. taking bond with good
security or the deferred instalment, and re-
tanning the legal title as a further security.
JOHN T. TlMMS.
ian. le-4t. Special Commissioner.
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THE CONVENTION.

The Publishers Of the KAsAwna DAILY In,
form lbe public that they will employ several
firsi class steuographers to report in fulfil
proceedings Of the Convention, both houses OF
The Legislature. and also the Court Of Appeals.
The DAILY will he mailed to any post Of
fee three months for $l.50 ordurinei The SEES.
zion Of The Legislature for 81, payable in ad
vance. Address,
KASAwnA DAILY,
Charleston West Va,
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(coaEcrD ny COLE = ROBINSON }

EXCELSIOR Mil, January "a
No. / White Wheat 81 40 to 81 60;
No. / Red Wheat 81 81 to 81 80 m
Corn 40 to 4S cents per busbcl
Flour-A ss75; XXX IS %; Xxx
$3.50; X 81 90 per barrel
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IN ew Barber shop

T0HN MARTIN has just opened 10 the ac
v COMMUNICATION Of customers first class
Barber shop. opposite Smith y Martins stor.,
Shaving Hair dressing, Hair Cutting Hair
Dying Shampooning, DC. done at reasonable
rates, Everything in his shop will be found
Glenn and neat. He hopes BY strict attention
10 business, to merit large share Of patronage,
Give him call. laept 2l-Gm
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/ Science just nov, nndS constant employ
ment in cheating the gallows tree Of its
fruit. The temporary insanity dodge hav-
lug run tha length Of its tether, new
means have to be devised for the protection
Of those unfortunate persons who find it
necessary to their own happiness to de-
i rive some fellow being Of his life. This
lev means is not employed, however, on
ly when the murderer's bank account has a
good showing. Science works wonders,
Godey's Lady's Book for February is
90 our table. We look upon it as the
handsomest number ever issued by Cooley
1t is far superior to any Magazine Of the
kind published in this country. 1t is just
such Book as all ladies' reed, and no la
ldy can afford to be without it. Price 50
a year. Address l.. A. Cooley, Philaael-
phia, Penn. We will send the Register
and this Magazine to any address for 81.
An accident happened the 'Active'
on her way up Monday. causing her to re-
turn to this place for repairs. She is all
right now, and will resume her trips as
soon as the ice in the Ohio will permit
The members OF the Point Pleasant hit
erary Society will please convene at the
Law Office Of TomliDscu & Menager at
the ringing Of the Court House bell this
(Thursday) evening.
Is IT So?-We are informed that in ono
Of The lager beer saloons in town in this
county, is posted up over the bar the
following "Notis:'' "Mebbe you don't
peter had loaf round here, Won you don't
got some pss.iniss, ain'titl"
In The House of Representatives,, Gen
eral Negloy offered bill refunding to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the costs of
changing the piers of the Parkersburg
bridge.
The following cure for a bone felon is
given by that high authority, the london
Lancet As soon as the disease is felt put
directly over the spot a Gy blister about the
size Of your thumb nail, aud let it remain
for six hours, atthe expiration Of which
time, directly under the surface Of the bis
ter may be seen the fe|on, which can be
instantly taken out with the point Of a
needle or a lancet
WEsT VIRGISIASs ABROAD. Tx Aud
itor Boggcs has removed to Kentucky and
gone into the mercantile business.
Ex,State Superintendent Williams is
President Of the State University, Nsbras-
ka.
Fatal ACCIDENT On Wednesday last
saws the Kaaapka journal, as Mr. Samuel
McClaunahan vas engaged chcpping saw
logs. on Poca river. tree lodged, swung
around aud caught him. which killed him
instantly. He was good citizen, and
leaves wife and family TO mourn bis un-
timely death.
The paroxism Of coughing NAV often be
prevented or cured by using . little dry salt
as garelc. I.ct those who doubt ittry it.
1t will relieve the tickling in the throat
PERSONAL Mr., ]. A. Kline and lady,
Of Barboursville, have been visiting their
friends 10 this place, for several days past.
We are Of the opinion that small am
cunt Of cerebro.spin meningitis might be
introduced among the dogs in this town
with good effect
Smith Crane, Esq, has been Clerk Of
the Court Of Preston couuty for twenty
four years.
John Martin the barber--bas recover
ed fran his lameness and reouests us to
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Ilt aF'peElq atgisffr
LOCAL MATTERS.

AccIDEsr.-We learn that at Clifton,
this county. on The 18th inst, . young
man named Anderson, son Of g. \. An
derson, of Coalburg, Kauawha county,
had bis leg very badly mashed, while en-.
gagged at work in the mines.
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ACCIDENT We are informed that man
named Poston, near Buffalo, Putnam
county, while working about a circular
saw mill, had his band so badly cut on
Saturday last, by one Of the saws, that
amputation became necessary. Drs. Gar
nett and Barbee. performed the operation,
and the injured man is getting along as
we'll as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
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'DD.UUu VhVh III uivV"v"Vhp.
E Es: +: ! 81; q GRBRN2AES
] Hone& Buggy. with silvcr.mornied IIar
ness, worth S6hD y
One Fine toned Rosewood Piano, worth
s5OOl
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth $lNOcach
Epe Heary Casra Gold limiting Watches
and Hgavy Gold Chains north $500 each'
Five Cold american Hunting Watches worth
SIPS each.
Ten Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches worth
b sl00 each! qa
500 Cold and Silser Lsuu Hunting Waiche, lin
all. worik jsom 800 10 $500 each
Ladies Gold L,online CHAINS. Gents Gold
Vest Chains. Solid and Dsuble.Plalcd Silver
Table and Teaspoons. Photograph Albums
Jewellery. &c DC, kc,
whole number Gifts, 5000. Tickets Linited
to $1,000
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS
to whom Liberal Premiums will bcpaid.
Single Tickets 50. Six Tickets $40. Twelve
Tickets 500; Twenty five Tickets $40
Circular containing full list of prizes, Z
description Of the manner Of drawing, aud 9th
er information in reference to the Distribution
will be sent to any one ordering them All
letters must be addressed to
OFFICE l.. ID. SINE, Box S9,
SOL W. 5th ST., INCNNArI. o
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LEASED. We are informed that Mr.. A.
P. Deem has leased the Kline House for
another term. The many patrons Of Mr.
Deem will be glad to know this. We are
also informed that'the brick work is to be
painted and penciled, which will add great.
" add to the appearance Of this fine house
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-25

blessrs. Joseph S. Miller and H, R.
Howard, are the Administrators Of the cs-
tate of Dr. James Fl. Hoof. deceased.
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The members Of the Point Pleasant hit
erary Society will please convene at the
Law Office Of TomliDsou & Menaser at
the ringing Of the Court House bell this
Thursday evening.
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The paroxism Of coughing NAV. often be
prevented or cured by using little dry salt
as gsrglc Ilat those who doubt ittry it.
1t will relieve the tickling in the throat
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For the week ending last Saturday ev.
eniug, the Ohio Barrel Company, at this
place, paid out over 500 for labor. This
outlay of money for hands will be more
than thribbled as soon as the Company
commence active operations, which will be
in few days.
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it has ever been considered au impossible
ty for Journal to please everybody Its
not our expectation 10 vary this experience,
at least in q political point Of view, but we
will eudeavor to satisfy all who desire re-
liable aud punctual home newspaper. A
country paper is the Sunday of the press;
ouce week man stops and reviews bis acts
and thoughts, discardins the bad and i'm.
pressing the good upon bis memory, So
the country editor once week reviews and
condenses many exchanges, selects and i'm.
presses upon his paper all that is most re.
liable and worthy Of preservation. True,
he works for living. as every one else
does, from necessity, yet there is never q
type set, or q pen dipped in ink, withou,
an anxious thought as to how many it will
please aud benefit. Many labor very hard
physically, many labor just as hard men.
tally, but none combine tue two exertious
so faithfully as an editor.
To our friends who will support us we
promise an expenditure Of uutiriug energy
TO lay before them good paper, aud With
psVaryipg punctustsy,
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Mr.. MahlOn X. Rodgers, who has for
several days been confined to his bed BY
sickness, is again on the street.
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An accident happened the 'Active'
on Der way up Monday. causing her to re-
turn to this place for repairs. She is all
right now, and will resume her trips as
soon as the ice in the Ohio will permit.
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Cow BACK. : Nlessrs. G p Simpson
and Il. A. Young, Of Mason City, who
have been at Charleston since the meeting
Of the Convention aud Legislature, came
down on the Clara Scott Monday eycn-
ing, on their way home. Perry was FIX
ed up IN style" We did no. know him at
first glance.
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In The House of Representatives, Gen
eral Neglcy offered bill refnndng to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the costs of
changing the piers Of the Parkersburg
bridge.
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FATAL AcctDFsr-On Wednesday last
SAYS the Kaan,rsa journal, as Mr. Samuel
McClaunahan was engaged chopping saw
logs. on Poca river. tree odged, swung
around aud caught him, which killed him
instantly. He was good citizen, and
leaves wife and family to mourn his un-
timely death.
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Is IT so?-We are informed that in one
Of the lager beer saloons in town in this
county, is posted up over the bar the
following "Notis:" "Mebbe you don't
peter had louf round here, Won you don't
got some pss.iniss, ain'titl"
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PERSONAL. Mr. J. A. Kline and lady,
Of Barboursville, have been visiting their
friends 10 this place, for several days past.
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We have not yet discovered any disposi-
tor 90 the part Of our city dads" to re-
pair the dangerous crossing at the corner
Of 9Th and Wand Streets Probably il
SINE one gets burt through their neg|i-
glence III this matter, and RECEIVERS heavy
damages, those who control the affairs Of
this town may be awakened to a sense of
their duty,
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WEsT VrRGIyrAss ABROAD. Elk Aud
itor Boggcs has removed to Kentucky and
gone into the mercantile business.
Ex,State Superintendent Williams is
President Of the State University, Nybras-
ka.
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John Mar,in-.the barber has recover
ed from bis lameness, and requests US to
say that he intends to attend strictly to his
business, and hopes that all who want a
Shave will give him call.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-08-13
RNILrOOGS.


s. - #
xsHEgAEsEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
Ie ROAD.-On and aftei JULY 1st, PAS
SENGER TRAINS, will leave STA UNTON
as follows:
GOING EAST,
lO.4O "A. fE.-MAIL TRAIN Except Sun
day), connecting at Gordonsvile with the Or
ange, Alexandria and Manassas K. Il. for points
n orth and at Charlottesville for points South.
625 P. M Express Train Except Sunday
arriving at Gordonsville OS Z. NJ.
Accommodation Train leaves GOrdonsville at
A. M, for Richmond every day Except Sun
day..
only
GOING WEST,
3.46 2. M.-Mail Train Except Sunday for
White Sulphur, connecting at the various STA
lions with Stages for all the Springs.
8.54 A. M.-Express Train Except Aonday)
for the White Sulphur, connecting at the various
Stations for all the Springs.
Through tickets at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam Antwerp, Hamburg. Havre, Rot
terdam. Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gottenburg,
to all points on this road can be bought of the
General Ticket A gent at Richmond, or can be
ordered through any station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the
companys Offices
General Superintendent.
JAMES F. NETHERLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
inly9tf
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GEO; JACKSON, ....,.Sec. and Gen. Agent.
Dr. B. M. ATKINSON, ....... Medical Examiner.
Life policies are now generally conceded to be
among the most certain and most desirable Of
Investments: This Company, managed upon
principles of strict economy, offers the lowest
rates OF Premiums consistent with safety. and
toaoer than any Company doing business in the
State, and its success is an established fact Its
profits are realized in Virginia and by Virginia
people, and all reserve from Premiums, as a Sc
curity to the Policy holders additional to the
Capital Stock, is invested by the Local Boards
in that section of the State from which it Is de-
rived.
Being convinced, by their knowledge CT the
integrity and prudence of the gentlemen who
compose its directory and by thorough exami-
nation of the plan of organization, that it is in
every respect reliable Company, the citizens
of Staunton, named above, have themselves sub
scribed to its Stock and taken policies, and feel
warranted in commencing the enterprise to the
favorable consideration of the Valley people.
Ofhce-Corner of Augusta and New Court
house Streets adjoining ID. S. Young law office
! Jan 16 If