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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27
Sfaatl,fon advertisements.
ETUzeNiTUssEi: FUGsNIIUssE.!
Purchasers Of Furniture save from 20 to GO
ner cent by In yihsr trnlu

Purchasers Of Furniture can save from 20 to &c
per cent By buying iron
S. NJ. WILKES,
Whose Rooms are now crow edd with every DIES
cription of Home manufactured and Imported
WILKES PATENT BED sFRiNG!
Which is universally recognized by the sick and
WILL. to he The only com ortahc Sprifg Bed in
-rhe market. 1t be changed in second. 10
throw yonr body in any desired position, is now
being extensively manufactured. and guaran' eed
TO fiji any Bedstead or Cot. They are warranted
for five years win proper usage. and ccst only
the small sum Of ST for double bed.
UNDERTAKiEG
Poplar. Walnut Rosewood and M-ialliS Ca
ses, always on hand and will be furnished prompt
IT,. S. NJ WILKES.
inar oo-tf S.nunton. Va.
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bishop White CONFIRMED
ffty members Of he Episcopal church Of
Stauaton, Gu Friday last
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O;tS Stab er. as will be seen By their ad-
%eTt;semont. are now receiving a fresh supply
OF drugs, fancy articles. &c.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

-rf1E lVgxNr.-Ei,e recent eoisi wea'aer ii's'
bsen veyy dana ing to the wheat ia the valley
N..af. Of il has been frozen cat OF the sto'iho-
There had been sufficient warmth to ina" 'he
ground, and the 81 Ii change dia cahsiaefap'"
e;niury.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

covxrY JljpaEs. Judge J. N hendren mas
been reelected by The Legislature, Judge f'rsau
gusta coanty. Capt. John w. myers so'o'
Judge ]. seig, in Highland and bath' oeo' Nv
Calvert Editor of the Shenandoah pdf'fs' suc
e.eds Judge Allen, of Shenandoah 9ne: l.
,Coehrsn ALTERNATE, e-ei@ctet'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

Rev. u. P. Phelps. Of the Virginia y b
Conference, and presiding elder OF the KEN
auona district, arrived gu the ears, Tuesday
evening".
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nev. s. s Eoszel. pastor Of the N. Il
Church. South, at tins place, will arrive THIS
.aveuiDg. aud be met at the depot ny "ii''-
Der Of The members o his congregation.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

CsronrusArm OccuuENcs.-hr' ). Is. : sf'e..
eff Sinking Creek. Craig County. hung e'"Se'i
,ear his residence O.: Men'iay. the iUth' ies' =
The immediate cause Of his rash vet - sh&"o""
bu it is supposed tat HE iti"ess on IA, go
th;nu T., ~, vi.L " Air Ht,ryer was in easycir-
cuns.ances being the Owner Of fine 1afh Oh
.s;nk;tg C,eeL - iincn*tte jeseid.
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.OsT /! LOST KOsT!!!

T ,OsT LOST. E.OsT!!!
LEG, LEG, LEG,
BY The W;as', sVar.
1.-THE people Of staunton AMI Augusta will give
me some HOUSE, fAiNvING.to Do. and ,hus Keep
employed. viii faithfully execute ii.
! WAS conscr,piea on the sixteenth of January
1873 and LOST leg ut the battle of Chancellors
vile. on the Bird OF May. 1863 Bur am still
able to follow my Business and ain willing 10
work, if get it To do.
Respectfully.
GEORGE ALEX iNDER.
mar 2o-f. City papers copy.
A TERRIBLE, ACCIDENT Al GiEEN LA
n River. twenty five men run over aud none
hurt, all uader the bridge dead drink.
The oil reliable Augusta FISH House OF ". 8.
stu;z, will commence receiving every day,
ssIHAlS
Of The best quality. Al hough other doors may
present attractions, vii! extend a kind and cor;
a w-icoiis to ill have stood the storm
Ibis w,n.tf uilvt Macy d faculties. to supply my
customers wants, " hich believe have accom-.
oshed and if entrusted IN future. | will guaran-
Zee satisfaction. Respectfully,
" S. STUFF.
Fish sent to the residences Of my customers
when desired, free Of charge. mar 20-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

County, CouKr.-Jutige J. n. Henaren, presl-
ding. comneueeti the March Eerm tie -
inst.-T A Biedsoe, n Z. Catleit. A. s.. Turk,
Chesley Kinney G. VI Harrison, w Il. NcGhts-
rev. i. g. Woodward J ". Baldwin, }. Bum
ga, duer r.. W. a. iusn.tt J II. Caiiison, ii H.
Peek. and e. NJ CusLing renewed their bonds u
No,aries Public Ter the act approved March
1873
The VII, Of john Teafor'i was ADMITTED TO pro
bate, with Ephran Geeiing as executor.
The will Of W. ". Donashe, ST.. was partly
proven
d. W. Ceiner qualified as administrator, with
W III apnexed Of Christian Saubus.
". S. King appointed guardian Of Jennie e. V
Ward.
Josiah N.f appointed guardian Of Francis f..
0cheltree.
Rev Thes Letch, (cofi) was authorized to
celebrate the rites Of marriage.
II. II. Bishop appointed guardian Of Virginia
c., Luther NJ, and Albert Snyder.
The petition of II J. Shaw to close road in
South hiver Township dismissed with cost 10 NJ
A. McCornb, contestant.
The petition Of NJ. a. Mct'omb in South River
Township for !. road, was grantei condition
lint he nav TO u j. Shaw $i2D land damages.
The petition OF Il J.. iIoutf and others tor q
road in Middle River township reco:Gni Ell
10 Ia:n,s>ioner.
Commonwealth agains, Harry Mcruch n, i,
iic,td Tor house breaKing-iury verdict lu'pris
onmeut for Two months Ia county Jail
Fourteen cases disposed VI motion
road and chancery docket.
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r~e,cvrn.-Chas III. Lewis. Esq brother OF
o...,r1 Lewis. minister to Portugal, has resigned
that position
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FIRST LIVE SracE.-Capt j. Ii. and james
Ralston. of Rockingham, passed through S'aun
~, last week. on their way to Richmond. with a
I.rge number OF hog purchased III ONO. 'of luz
Virain. market. This is the first lot OF i've stocS
brought over The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
fran the wet. since its cnmn'etion
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The Richmond Enquirer comes to us now IN an
,,,;ra,v new dress. and much improved in many
respects.
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See notice Of II. RISK. who proposes &c
make out papers in bankruptcy
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rbe farmers in Augusta and Rockingham are
roa brsily eng aged in piowins for the eats and
corn crop.
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PERSONAL ten. j. Il. Jones. repres@ Mt
in. The Agricultural Implement iiouse Of D..
q. Jones, ilarrisonbnr., was husiy engaged
among our farmers On Monday last
II. Gay jones. Of the firm Of S III. & II !.
e. Joues. Comtni sion and Produce Mcr.
chants. Washington city, was in the city on
caur'-a'v. making Appropriateness AMI solicit
ily cnns'.nmenf..
Gra,.vi l.. Ia than and c. " Ber in. + q<
Of 'larri-rnhur:. were i" the city Oh Tues
day, a!,en!in. Law BUSINESS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

ATTEMPTED ARscN.-"e learn from ~ u h''''"
,x.o.a ,l a., .t,eu,ut was made on the I'D to fire
- a.4;;n, of Ma. IoLn Crist at Sangsrsvi!ie.
ID, sa5ura,ine ~ bag straw aud throwing II. ~
s,itea. on the side Of the house. The 'tfh'o
watch dog Of MIR. Grist gave the alarm OF .n''"-
.iers which awokc hat gentleman just Iii time 10
save the builIing from coniiagration H"Sp' ,
cion rests upon negio man Ia Inc he'sh iN"oo
hut no arrest has been made
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

wo1ter s. stu:z will sell 10 any one me par
80 ID morrow evening for seventy-hve cents
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Walter S stutz Always sells fish cheaper ''ah
tehav caa be hcught elsewhere
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walter 5. s,u;z is the to get cheap hsh
from.
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MisceilNneos:a..

XYiRasNiA-IN vAcATloN, --ia The s,iers j
y nH'ee OF Highland caun:y Court. ala,sh
Auar-w t,exroad,
Against
George Rexroad. 81; :.
In ASsUMPSIT.
The object Of this suit is to recover Judgment
against the defendant for $57,5l with interest
thereon from Tie 2Sit Gay Of November, 1860.
and TO attach the estate aeA det.s .!..c to the de-
PENDANT, in he county Of iIiei1iahd
And II appearing from satisfactory evidence
that the deiendcnt is esilent Of this State
1t is ordered hat he 60 appear hers within one
month after due publication c: shis- order and
do what is necessary pfotvcl lis interest
4 cory--Tes,e. ~,
j. G. MATTHEW. Clerk. t.
Jones. ?. mar 2a--4s
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1U. UVU for sale by
JAMES II. 81 sCKLEY.
New Store House.,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
800 Bushels of Choice GLOVER SEED. for sale
, by JAMES If. ;LACkLtf.
New Store House,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
400 TONS. FRESH HOME GROUND PLAs-
4 TER. For sac by
JAMES IT. BLiCKLEY.
New Store House,
Orpos tie Passenger Depot.
90 Bushels of Choice TIMOTHY SEED. For
L Sale by JAMES u BLACKnEY.
New store House.
Opposite Passenger Depot.
10000 Pounds Of DA..ED NAY. For sale by
JAMES II. ELACkLET.
New Store House,
Opposite Passe, ger Depot.
= Geo Pounds Of Country Cured BACON.
D. sale by JAMES II. HLACkLEY.
New Store House,
feb cost Opposite Passenger Depot
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

nj GTEGE.-Fo Rent, my Farm. near Sirih-
~ ling Springs, Augusta county, for or
more years. For an honest laborer and prudent
farmer: With a small family, e good opportunity
is presented.
Possession given in March, 1873.
Apply at NY room, Immediately above the First
National Bank, Staunton, Va, or at Cupp's Boar
ding House. Room No, 3. or cal on N. X. Trsut,
who viii inform any applicant what of man
wish 10 employ As there several houses ON
The place. should like to employ lie rigAt sort @
colored man who has only small family.
mar 90 st X. L. HILI.
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Wy II. WELLER. invites attention to the fol-
w. lowing goods just received by express.
Black Alpaeaa.
French Cirdee and Striped Pjques. j
Tucked Camhr's and Nainsooks, for ladies' and
aud chillrens Skirts.
New style OF Linen Collars and Cuffs
P-ra Trimmii 6. something new, very pretty,
Rui{es for Neck and Sleeves.
Cash Gov. Rutillng, Dimity Trimmings,
Tape Trimmings. Lace Edges Ruffiny. 80.
Napkins. Towels, and many other goods, all of
which he proposes to sell uery cheap. mar
Carpefs! Carpets Ut. WITT & BRO;
~ have purchased This season, large stock Of
CARPETS "f almost every grade which they will
sell III ri,,t profits Tnty ns'e especial af,en !
ton to their supply, feeling satisfied that til, ]
can lease every taste Gail and see them.
o.t loft
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

Blocks GAP. isAErY AND HAMPSHIRE RAIL
ROAD CoMpANy-A bill an tn. calendar of the
House of Delegates proposes 10 Incorporate
Messrs JohuQ Wngfrd Urch Witty, Jacob
N. Liggett, Charles I OFerrail ana Others rs u
body polite and corporate by the name of the
Brooks Gap Hardy and Bampshie Railroad
Company. for The purpose of constructing
rowgauge railroad. beginning at broadwa:, in
Rocking ham county, aud to run ence by the
most practicable route TO some point on the Viz
yina and West virginia State line in Rocking
han, county. Capitol stock is limited to S.. 0J0 :
600 The usual authority for branches, connec-
tions, narrowing money Gil its bonds. SC, is con-
ferred in the bill
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

RECEIVED The Eanb@rg ser"w for IAN AIRY
.(Anfericau edition. the Leonard Scott Publishing
COMPANY, I4O Fulton street, New York; Con-
tents. The Recovery Of Jerusalem Letters and
Journals Of Lord eli iu: History OF Ancient Man
ascripts The Works Of Thackery Froude's En-
slish in Irelrnd The English Salmon Fisheries ;
gngl;sh State papers, le39-4l; The Church and
Tssa,,t. Administration Of Berar; Middlemareh;
The Geneva Arbitration.
LONDON Quarterly, for January has been rec d.
Contents: Unpublished letters Of the Princess
Charlotte; Laws and Customs of sport; Inc
Two Fredericks: State of the British navy );
Madame de Sevigne Exhaustion Oh the SOIL OF
Great Britain; Froude's English in Ireland !;
.Ths isosnet; History Of British Commerce ;
sChaucer and Shakespeare Ministry and Univer-
~eal education in IrelAnd Address Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, IA Fulton st. New YORK.
PeoF. OF MATHEMATIcs.-We are pleased To
gearu that the Faculty of the Lutheran fe'ha'e
Seminary of this place, have secured the services
off. NJ. Kinney. Esq., as Prof Of Mathematics.
Mr. Kinney is not only an accomplished ana 'ai-
entea gentleman, but an experienced leachef'-
He is graduate OF the university VI va iiif'
and was Cor a number Of years Principal OF a
High school in one of the Southern States He
,iIi he a valuable assistant to the already ell
,;o,t corps Of instructors in this growing Female
School.
A., p,o,-cE DsALERs.-The card of s. M.
@ lanes. late Of Hsrtisonhurg, but after thu
-. # anril. of Washington, D. c., win be foun'
- am advertising columns These young men
rat;xc. Of Rockingba.a-havee established an en-
vi,h]e reputation for prompt and satisfactory OF
.ent;op 70 business, and have now located az
point. and engaged in business thai VIII ena0.
them to serve the produce dealers of the valley
mutual advantage Washington IS at 'n'S In.
one of The b est markets in the country al"
growing better every day, for all KINGS o. 'a''
products, an lose WHO ship, cannot 40 oe''e
than to consign to tn firm. They were FORMER
~ engaged in the ayr cultural implement 'rao
at Uarrisonbrrs aud all who have Dealt VII
them viii, We are srrs testify to their pushes
<.c,,! sae e. -, :Dis,~ir. .,.
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DIDN'T UccEEp.-0n Thursdsy night last an
attempt was made to rob the U. S Collectors Of
fee at Harrisonburg. An entrance WAS effected
through back window, and several drawers
opened, but no eal,sabies foual The iron safe
had the appearance Of Slight disturbance. but
no serious demonstration made to open it =
The rogues captured a fe'. coppers that were III
one of the drawers. and retreateI hastily, as ap
pearances indicated. after king an Intellectual
attempt to fire the papers in the drawer. They
had laid lighted match OF them, bat fortunate
" it went out before gniting. 1t viii not be prn-
dent Tor them 10 make another visit. In the
meantime, we would suggest to the authorities OF
our sister city, that they provide at least one
more police uniform, fur The benefit OF these
night providers. and throw II over the broad and
efficient shoulders. Of our friend Il. Roger, who
hss always IN Ale n no policeman.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

JOS Loeb, ri fhc t,iia ii Loeb Bro Dry
Goods Merchants is row IN the eastern ci,its
making purchase, of Snrn. aud Summer
Gnud>. This hau-c expects t" open "ut "a
very select and extensive stock This season.
aud will commence receiving the advance
shipments this week.
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New Fran Business houses are spring

New FIRM business houses are spring
Ing up every day in our city. We notice
that W. 4. Reed and Robert p. Enbauk,
have opened a Produce and Grocery store 10
i.egans new h,l:i,ng on trederick street
and receiving fresh supply OF groceries,
conIections, &c Ihcy will ais" deal extern
sivey in -four. sraiu, bacon and all kinds Of
county produce They a,e Doth good buSi-
ness men, vel acquainted throughout the
C untry, aud will doubtless command y fair
share OF pubic patronage
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

ESCAPED FROM JAIL On Saturday morning
last while Iailor Bird, of Harrisonhurg. was
delivering breakfast to two pris oners, they knock
ed him Jown. aud made their escape. MIR Bird
is physically weak and disabled, having but one
leg and the two persons had no difficulty In ge'
ting out of their cell after The door was opened
Before the alarm cou ! lie given they had do'gea
around the corners. and made their escape. one
OF them, Allen Denver, had been few days pre-
vously, found guilty of frionious'y stabbing an
other man. and sentenced to the psniehtiary for
enc car. The other, man ua,ned Yankee, from
Brooks Gap. serving out q term in the jail,
for stealing sheep.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY JUDaE.-The Con-
servaive caucus Of the Legislature basnoui-
nated Col. Chas. T. O'Ferral for Ju1se Of
Rock IN. ha'r county Row is this? We un.
ders,and that last week tie cn'irc bar OF tlar-
risonburg, with one exception, signed paper
asking the re election rf Judge kenney.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

Mems Boots Prince Alher's. Oxford and
lSa French Ties, Creols. and Imitation Con
gress. Rutfon Balls ard Eaelish Ties. at We'll
EIER'S boot shoe and ha, store ap Is If
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slai. ,n,ih- aud behring's of titezbesr quality at
Walters 3tu'i' this evening. come one, come all
Rolrlt syerS, Of thi, county, haa IS sheep
kille,! hy Us on the farm Of Mr.. +. Lig.e,t,
near iiarrisons,,Irg on the i6th. lie was re-
moving tNe,,. to his farm. near l'arnaSsus, and
had stopped at i.igget,'s TOR the hight.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

T1iNEealf sewel NJ pass-.i eests and Gait
Il erS. for Gentlemen ard rths..iow. ct
april 1S-tf g. l.. WEtihK >.
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TIsE THE 4REA'r. FEMALE REMEEY., 70,
y suppressed and painful nlanstruation lue'r'
htea. &C. JUVENTAS nov t4-ff
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

Sir .Anto,io Blady, Rev. n Brady aaa
Alfred Smith, ESQ. from Ensland, arrived
in this city last week. in COMPANY with Maj-
jed Iintcilkiss, and took ror,ns at the Var
cin'a Hotel. III Sc gentlemen visit tins
country on ii toyr Of observation and pleasure.
1t is expected that large number Of En-
glisimen induced by the facts and desct'p
tions ELECTED by Mlj 'In,uakiss. will v's''
Virginia durlag The summer, with Il view OF
making their residence here.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

AN OLD FiHM.--We ,i,l ec. attention TO the a' :
yertisement Of that substantial and well known
firm of Armstrong. Gator and Co, importers anu
jobbers, Baltimore. They are so favoraa'y snown
throughout the Valley Of Virginia. for their re''-
ability and general char lcter as fa,r' pfomp' anu
liberal dealers that it is unnecessary to 40 m IRE
than announce the.r readiness for The spr'hg
trade. Those wishing any article in their line
can not do as we'll. we cand als believe by going
elsewhere for n,cti WIS do business as they do'
always present advantages rarely offered
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

IuGHBs s. MaTHENY are still at their old stand
On augusta street. manufacturing Boots aid
Shoes, for gentlemen and ladies. Of the best ma
serial sisA kiiAf LIE tdt6ai fashions. may PLY
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

WY H. WELLER has just received by Ex-
w press very pretty lot. Hamburg Ed z e
rs and Inserting to which he invi'ss the. atten-
ton of The lalies. mars
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-03-27

caUpERIoR Family Irish Linens. lundressed,
~ inst received w. ii. WELLER.
IyUBN AND TOMATOES, at HARPER's.
~ march 6-tf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31
Tax Notice

T HEREBY notify tie tax.paytrs If Rich.
i land County that l shall be nt nv office
from O'clock A. NJ. to 2 O'Clock T. NJ from
the let ot July to Angrst %, le73, :c receive
returns from each and all persons liable to
tax OF real ertate AID persona! property for
taxation Of 1873; also, al! taxable po!ls are re-
quired ~ make return under tho amended
Act ot the General Aestmt IT, approx ed Goth
February, 1873, to enforce the payment OF
he poll tax, aud in default Ct the payment OF
this tax shall be eui jcc; I" penalty OF don.
tlc the amount Of their poll tax and required
towoIk upon the hi hishway or roads. ANY one
who shall refuse tn coufuim to tho REQUIRE
nlents ot this Act or obey the directions OF
the County C0mmissi:,Ltrs rs, shall be cons-
dered cnity ot mia3t tmtncor, and on con-
victloh titrtof be imprisoned for the same
IN the County jrii for q term not lee than ten
dayH.
The Act OF the General Assembly provides
Tor tEt re assessment Of real eetate and to
correct the rcc"rds OF the County Auditors
ofiice or errors, II any exist, and to furnish
correct and complete return OF all taxable
pr0ptrty is RichiaEd County.
lh1 iLw also requires the County Auditor
IT, aste-s all parties who fail to make return
OF thl ir rca! and personal property within the
time above Lottd, with penalty Of 80 per
cent. on both.
The law in this particular will be rigidly
enforced. except i'll cases OF sickness or ab-
scncc from the C uLty, and all returns will
bo received and asscsrn1cpts m atie in Accord
ancc with law. at the AUDITORS Office, in Co.
iunhia. S. G. A. l.. SOLOMON. A. Il. C.
Gjcc Richardson stItt, Parker Block,
Second Floor, Room No. , July
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31
I. COLUMBIA. S. G. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 81 1878

HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 30.- WAeele,.
HoNse-Martin Noill, Va; A Pope, N G;
P Duffie, Charleston; J q Ryttenberg,
Sumter; J K Filler, Washington, D o:
J r Aiken, Winnsboro; T S Olarkson. N
@; Dr. s q Wright and wife. L G Estes,
Miss Annie Estes, N G.; W FL Trescot,
Pendleton; ] W Harrison, Anderson
T Harwell, New York; j NJ AIackey;
Hodges.
Columbia Hotel-J Walton, Mo; W r
Johnston, " J Sprinkle, N G; o Barron
Holmes, Charleston; 0 nj Sadler, J A
Graham, Sc r r Brew, Ga: J E
Thames, W 81 Evans. Francis Murphy,
Charleston; p H Brooks. r w Robert
son, Mrs NJ L Robertson; Miss N Robert
son, Ga.
Rendrir Kouse-C J Prentess, J NJ
Humbert and lady. Charleston; j NJ
Haden, J A Haynes. Baltimore; Daniel
Moser, Atlanta; r r Barr and two chill
dren, Newberry; P II Hanes, N G; D L
Glenn, Alston; 81 D Hamiter, Richland
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-31
Mass Meeting of Citizens of Columbia

PY direction Of the Board OF Health, held
- on the 29th instant, and in accordance
with the following resolutions passed by the
Board, hereby call upon tho ci:izens to meet
in Mass Meeting, at tho Court House, on
FRIDAY EVENING next, at 8 O'Clock, to de-
yiae such measures as will abato the nuisance
complained of:
all due diligence, having exhausted all
means IN their power to abate tho nuisance
OF furnishing impure water to tho citizens OF
our city by tho Columbia Water Power SCom-
pany; and after hearing tho ablo opinion of
the City Attorney on the subject:
Resotped, That tho Chairman Of this Board
be requested to call mass meeting of the
Citizens, on Friday evening next, to devise
ways and means for the abolition OF said
nuisance; and that he be requested to furnish
to said meeting tho proceedings heretofore
had in regard to said nuisance.
Il. w. GIBBES, Chairman of Board.
IHos. !. WALKER, Clerk of Board.
July so
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