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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-21

DEATH OF Bishop MClL,AiNE "A dis.
patsn from Ciucluuat, says that infor matt u
mad been received tbs 70 OF the death Ut Bisn
op McIlvalue, at FL 'reuce, Italy, Cnar.es
+. McIlvalus Was n> 1t 10 the oldest Of the
BISHOPS Of ths Erisvopal Church in the Un,
ted St.teo. He Was cuuseclated III 1872
aud has been III tae exercise Vt bis sacre1
uthce for more than forty years.
Rev. DR.. Deems, authorizes the announce
ment that Commodore Vsnuerpllt has glveu
sou, oUO to Bishop McT ye,re, OF the Sou'u'
cru Methodist Cur b, t. establish a un..
ve,sly iu Tcunessee.
james Barbour, Of Culpeper, though
spoken of, Is not eligible lor Governor ol
Va. having challenged Maj. WalAer, o.
Madison, III 1871.
The residence of Rev. j. w. Howe. near
Melrose, i'll Rocking ham county, with lie
contents and several ous buildings Was cvn
suued by fire Tuesday morning Loss
$1,000
Judge Staples, Of Patrick Co. Va.
<hrolher OF the Supreme Court JUDI e. la
been arrested by somc Fedora. oihcl | u,
the compl ant vi u cvl,red man, agalus
whom ne Issued warrant.
A vein OF iron has been discovered neal
North Garden, in Aluemarle Co. Va.
which lis said by ''cowp. t,ut chemists t.
yield ~ per Cent. OF ore.
l.. j. Boeck. Of the University of Va
and NJ. z. Handy, OF Richmond (son o
Rev L. W. K. Handy, Of Au=u>t) nav,
been app,iLtea U. s. Commission, rs 10 tn.
Vienna Exposition.
Gen. VIM A. Richardson, assistant S, C
retary OF the Treasury has been appoiu'ec
t. the vacancy made by B,uswelrs resig us.
sion.
The Rel ublicans elected two out Of the
rhres cong essmen in New Ham psh ire the
other day.
Rev. James B. Craighill of Bedford Co.,
Va has been called to the Episcopal church
st Suffolk Va
Miss Leary government clerk at Wash.
iugton has just been promoted to an 81 500
cltrk-hip. Now boys!
Hector Davis. one of the Virginia Grant
electors. died in Richmond last week.
Carlo Patti, brother Of Carl,tta Patti, is
dead.
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A LITTLE BUSINESS TALK.

. o. g. &.
The INDICATOR this morning takes an
other step to the front. To put the PAPER
in reach of all, whether they have the
amount Of years subscription or not, We
this morning commence serving it at five
cents week. payable to the carrier. This
system is practiced in nearly all cities where
the old yearly subscription once prevailed.
and it has these advantages {: 1t puts the
paper in reach of the working people, whom
an advertiser always wishes to reach, for they
are cash dealing class it enables man
to stop his paper at the end Of any week #
it doesn't suit him it immeasurably in.
creases the circulation Of Journal seeing
that almost everybody can pay half dn''
a week for paper, and it puts it especial,
in tho hands of class that are just being
educated, and need the moral training and
direction. that judicious and well conduc,
ted newspaper gives them. To our adver.
Users, the advantage Of the new system viii
be great, for their advertisements will be read
by population that has never seen them
before, having never bad paper till now.
and we do not state novel proposition. but
one upon which fortunes have been made,
that the man whose advertisements are gen.
orally read will be the man who sells the
most goods.
Parties who wish the paper sent to their
houses may leave their names at this
Office or give them to the carrier. who
will wait on them in rearranging his list
And just here we may say another word
about cur business-this time about ot
work In this department our force has
been increased to meet the demand of oul
patrons and we are now ready to do job and
ornamental printing with greater prompt
ness and hereafter there will be no waiting
none Of those delays that are as annoyi 2
to the printer as they are to the customer
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DIR. r ssER IN KNoxvILLE.-Dr. Rosser
is now carrying on protracled meeting at
Knoxville, Tenn Tae "Press' SAYS
''the meetings have been productive Of much
good, an as the interest Is unabated, they
will continue for. some time" The DR..
seems to possess won ierfuI powers OF endu-
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New Advertisements.

NOTICE. Having removed my Store from
~ Mint Spring to this city, and commenced
business in Logan's New Building, on Frederick
Street, and intending TO deal in GROCERIES
exclusively, | will sell my entire stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND HARDWARE
At Cost for Cash.
Those in want of such articles will find it to
their advantage to give me a call
have now in store, and will in few days
receive an additional supply of Groceries.
which am determined to sell at a very small ad-
vance from cost, and trust by fair dealing to re-
ceive portion Of public patronage.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at market rates
in exchange for goods.
mar2l-tf CIR GRIGGS.
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We Civ e in another column synopsis of
the county court bill which only needs the
Governors signature to become law. The
opposition of this paper to it, has been on
three grounds its want of economy, its
unpopularity, and its unconstitutionality. -
The last objection, the legislature doubtless
saw, for they provided that its judges should
be allowed to practice in certain cases, If they
We're licensed lawyers Think of it, a judge
learned in the law" and not even licensed
lawyer. The thing is clear evasion Of the
constitution.
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The Free Railroad law has been thrown
over by this legislature to the next, and the
issue will BE- made before the peeole. The
speech of Gen. Malone which we pub. in
a supplement this morning. is important to
the people in the fSct that they will need in
formation on subject they are to vote on.
The speech is an able exposi ion of tie poll
cy Gen. Malone advocates.
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HIGH TONED CoNGRE-sMEN.-Two Con.
sressmen have refused to. accept the back
pay on account of the passage OF the bill fo'
the the increase of salaries Mr.. WIN. K.
Roberts, of New York, has written lettn
Secretary Boutwell,. informing him that
his money will be returned t, the Treasury,
AMI Judge Hoar. of Massachusetts. gives
his share to the Worcester County Free In.
stitut. of Industrial Science Judge Hoar
don't look at the matter right. II it is
wrong to take the money then the Worces
Ter Institute has no more business W tn il
than he has. There was man took thirty
pieces Of silver once and tried to get it of
'he same way. but he had to hang hims If
Why don't the 42d Congress do the squar'
thing aud hang themselves. The Illinois
House, by vote of 103 to four. adopted
resolutions censuring the Illinois Con
gressmen who voted to increase the
salaries. The Ohio Legislature passed re
s"lu'inus censuring members OF Congres
who voted for more paw, amended 80 as tt
censure also th Sc who voted against it bu
took the extra pay.
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REv1vaLs The religious meetings in the
NJ thodist, Baptist and Presbyterian church.
es. in Charlottesville continue. Rev. Mr..
Ware, is assisting at the Methodist Church,
Rev. Mr.. Barr N. OF Lexington, at the B4p-
tst and Rev. T. W. Hooper. If LyLchburg,
at the PRESBYTERIAN.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Special to the indicator.
Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE
PARIS, March 20.-The primary inquiry
into the case of Boiseux has been concluded
bat the place of trial or composition of the
tribunal are not yet known.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March 20.-There are apprehen
sions of renewal of the riot between the
Irish and English at Northampton. The
miners threaten to strike unless the Irish are
discharged. The stores in the village are
closed and there is great excitement.
New York Affairs.
New YORK, March 2O.-The q. s. steame'
Guard. with articles for the Vienna Exposition
is ready for sea.
There is nothing new with regard to the labor
strikes here.
Ten female doctors graduated this week.
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The pAYMhNT OF INTEREST. The Audi.
tor Of Virginia gives notice that be will
commence the payment of interest on the
1st OF April. Where parties d, Tot apply
iu person, orders for interest due on regis
tered bonds ISSUED under the funding act OF
March Both, 1871, will be sufficient. Where
the stock has not been funded the certi6cat /
must be presented, upon which two per cent.
on tx'o.thirds of the face of such certificates
will be paid, and the payment stamped upon
them. Auditor Rogers, in his circular
says:
The board, to whom tie authority is Civ
en- TO determine what amount may be palu
upon the unpaid Interest due LIST Januar,
and l July, 1872 do nut feel justified al
present in paying III than the amount
due 1t Jauu ry, 1873 looking to the pay
ment OF July. 1878 Bat the board Will
as soon as pacucable, give notice of III
ability Of the State to pay balance due o.
January. 1872. and they hvpe at lat-l
period that OF July. 1872
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Methodist Quarterly Meetings.

Editors indicator The following are
the appointments for the Quarterly Meet.
ings in the Rockingham District
Harris nbure, March 20; Sharon, Luray
Circuit, April5; ChurchviIle, April 70 ;
Shenandoah Iron Works. April 10; New
Hope, Mt Sidney Circuit. April 26; Nc.
Gshevsv,lle. Nav g.; Bridgewasef, May
10; Ke.zl-town, Rockingham Circuit, Nav
il; Sange,svills Nav "a; Hepsley's, Elk
River Circuit. May 81; Woodstock June
7: NJ. Jackson New Market Circuit, June
IA; St union June 81
District Stewards meet 1T Andrew Chapel,
10 H .rrisonburg. on Saturday, March och,
Immediately after the morning sermon.
J.. q. Waugh, P. r.
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VTIRGINIA-IN VACATIUN.-At Rules held
v in the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
for Augusta county, February 26th, 1873.
Jordan Carey, Plaintiff,
AG AINST

Eliza Carey, VIM. B. Pannill and Peggy, his
wife, Jordan Thomas. ian infant under 81 years
of age, Lavinia Harris, Frederick Harris, John
Harris and Benz ,min NJ. Lines, Defendants
In Chancery on Original and amended Bills.
The object of this suit is to obtain partition of
ccl tain tract of land containing ABOUT 2oo
acres, lying on the western slope OF the Blue
Ridge mountain, in the county Of Augusta, IA
portion of which was held by The late Frederick
Carey at the time Ut his death, between the
Plaintiff Jordan Carey and the Defendants-the
said Plain if claib'ing one-half of 5 id tract OF
Land IN his own right, and au interest in the
OF her half-as one OF the hers-at-law OF Said
Frederick Carey, deceased
The Defendant, John Harris, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it al pearng by salts
factory evidence that he is resident of this
| State: It's ordered hat he do appear here with
in one mon III after due publication OF this notice,
| and do what is necessary to protect his terest
| Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
| SMITH ELDER 20 feb28-4t
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR APPoIN
TED.-The President has appointed D. Shelf
fey Lewis, son of Senator Lewis, Collector
OF the 5th Uynchburg) Internal Revenue
District in place of j. Henry Rives The
appointment has created general surprise
among the Republicans, Rives having beer
very active Grant man and having canvass
ed the State at his own expense, and Lewis
junior not having been an active politician
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.DUHsE LIBERTY

G1U HS NJ E1BESTY
l. WHITE LEAD,
Ground in Pure Linseed OIL
EQUAL To BEST ENGLISH LEAD.
We ella i'm for Liherry Lead thai, in WEARING
md ovERING. in WnTENEss and BEAUTY of I'm
sH. and in uniform FINENEss of GRINDING, it has
20 equal in lhe market
BUY 1T! TRY 1T!
Warranted te cover more surface for same
we,ght snd to do more and better work, at
iloen cost, than any Other The best and most
economical White Lead, for outside or inside
work. ever introduced. lis reputation is firmly
established ana its popu larty unprecedented.
EHNELS ALL OTHER lead.
MANUFACTURED AND WARRANTED BY
ZElGLER h SMITH,
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale bv our Wholesale and Retail Agents,
TROUT, STRlBLlNG l. BERKELEY,
octll-y St 'uuton, Va
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IRON OkE!!-Parties on the line of the
i Chesapeake and ohio R R who can de
liver IRON ORE on the cars of this tomp.n,
are requested to communicate with the under
signed stating place of delivery. price per ton o.
2240 lbs. delivered on cars of c. o. R R.,
kind of ore. if it has been tested, state quantity
of ore required to make one ton of iron, VIVA,
daily quantity could be delivered; any other in
formation in reg .rd to i! that is important.
A a. PERRY,
mar2l-3t Gen'l. Supt.
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mar2l-3t

T OTIS FOR SALE Il offer for sale TEN
IL VALUABLE LOTS, containing one acre
EACH lying on the south side of the old Staun-
ton and Scnttsville Turnpike road hall mile
from the city limits. and directly opposite the
National Cemetery.
A plat of the same can be seen at the Cemete.
~, and also in the hands Of the subscriber, by
whom the terms will be made known upon ap.
plication.
lnar2l-4t VIM. 9. KAYSER,
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rnar7:-,t1

TOUND "A LADY'S PORTMONNAIE con.
H tanning some monev and other articles
The owner can get the same by APPLYING at
this office, describing contents and paying for
this advertisement. -
marl4-3t FINDER.
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| -o&s~>Nn
| ALBEMARLs LAND SALES The Char.
loftesville "Chronicl." reports the sale Of
nr VIM. G D.bney'a "Meadow Brook
Fs'm." sitnated near Charlottesville. ard
containing 80 acres, TO VI. Edward Hart,
an Enslishman. for 81 $50 cash M.
HAT come. with his family. and takes i'm
mediate possession ALSO Dr. Geo. M
Bo~en's "V.nevsrd Farm" a;trat d three
and half miles fr,m Che'l .ttesville eon.
tanning 1877 acres. for So $50, with 50. 900
cash and the balance in FIVE years, to s. NJ
| J le an Enelishman
The Southern claims passed upon BY the
! com nissien and for which M apnrop iation
has been made aggregate $500 600 dissri.
hnted among about one thousand olaima' t.
mostly in Virginia. Tennessee and Alsba.
ma. Deducting eight of the larger cases
the average is $500
Gov W"lker entertained the members Of
both branches Of the General Assemble. in
clndiug their officers and reporters. tho State
officers. the judges Of the Court Of Anpeals
the Mayor Of Richmond. and other invited
guests on Thursday evening at the Execu
tive Mansion.
The following awards for mail carrying
for Q wears from july 18th have been m,de
in Virginia Rock Enon SPRINGS n Win.
chester. Vincent Scrivney. 1900 per an.
mum Broadway depot to Coote's Store,
Jesse Landies. $215.
Jno S Warren. Of Brooklyn N. Y, do
inc business in Bavnnne. France. was stab.
bed to the heart in broad dav light, while
rromenading with his daughter last week.
A Spanish servant be had discharged was
the murderer.
A vonng MN. G. IT. Bassett hv name.
whc, in Lakevill' Mass attempted to kill
his mother-;n law. has received a son.
tence Of two years. imrrisonment. This
will be rather Encouraging t, married men.
Judge Burroughs. Of the Corporation
Court. has Issued writ Of mandamns com.
polling the CITY treasurer Of Norfolk to re-
ecive mafured coupons Of State bonds ia
payment Of State taxes.
The West Virginia legislature has taken
awav from the governor the appointment
to Minor Stat, Offices and given them to
the Board Of Public WORKS.
Hon. Alexander Fl. stephens having
again git into nolitical life. has retired from
journalism and has sold out bis interest in
the Atlantic Sun
Rev. S. A. Steele. Of Emory ard Henry
College. has hem e'ee'ad TO he III. plaincv
Of the University Of Virginia for the SEES ion
Of 1874.
Twenty car loads Of wheat for the Haxall
mill. at Richmond, arrivs' there rom the
West. since the Chesapeake 4 Ohio open
ing. !"
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A First Class HOax-Attempted
Bank Robbery.

correspondent OF the Staunton Vindicator. |
LEXINGTON, March 18th.
The town has been laughing at the success
with which the "Collegian' caught all clever
news editors in Virginia on that first class
bogus description of the burning of the Ma
tural Bridge, not the worst part of which
was the initiative letter purporting to have
been written by Prof. Campbell, explaining
the phenomena. A great deal of excitement
was created in the State and telegram was
received here from the New York Herald
ordering full account to be sent on. One
very prominent Judge upon hearing the
news proceeded gravely to explain how east
" the thing might be explained,
About 2 O'Clock on Friday morning last,
two gentlemen who were sleeping in the bank
heard the noise of boring, believing that it
was made by burglars. they lifted the window
and gave the alarm whereupon the thieves
fed. Upon examination, it was found that they
had bored several augur holes around the
lock, and had they not been interrupted
would soon have affected an entrance. Two
men are suspected, one of whom came here
and opened school, collected a good
deal of advance payment, and has left
The police of Staunton have been telegraphed
to look out for the suspected men. B.
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n COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STANTON, Feb. 9th, 1878.
N. K Trout Receiver, &C., in cause of G. I
Hite's admir-, &C., vs. Hites infants Plaintiff.
James R. Grove and David F. Clernmer, De
PENDANTS
Take notice that have fixed upon nv Office
in Staunron, and Thursda9 the 3rd Of Aprn
1873, as the place and time at which will take
state I'd settle an account,
LIST. Or the amounts and priorities OF all liens
On thu real estate of jams R Grove.
End All the real estate subject to such liens
and the fee simple and annual rent tai value there
of.
3rd All other matters deemed pertinent by me
or required to be stated by the parties
At which time and place you are required to
attend. The above accounts will be taken in
obedience to decree rendered in the Circuit
rourt of Augusta. 26th of Feb 1873 in the cause
above named.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery in the Court aforesaid, the day and
YEAR aforesaid.
frb2s-4t CHARLES GRATTAN.
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Wood Land Burnt-Religious.

Correspondence of the Staunton vindcator. I
WAYNEsBono' March 18th.
The mountain cottage of William Ross. 8
miles below Wsynesboro'. on the Blue
Ridge, took fire in the absence of tn, fami.
", on Sabbath last. and was utterly con
sumed With all its contents. The fire com.
municatsd to the adjacent forest, and wave
of fame swept irresis;ibly over what is est.
mated at one thousand acres of wood lana
extending down into the fat. damaging
much valuable timber.
The Rev. VIM. T Richardson. Of S,aun.
ION. preached in the Pr-sb, terian church
here on las, Sabbath. He served the pen.
pie of This church. as its pastor, for the long
period of % years. with many seals to his
ministry. As he looked over the cougrega.
ZION, here and there sat those, who by his
counsel and prayer, we're led to ssek an in
terest in dying Saviour'S 1--we. He could
fully enter into the glowing utttrance of the
Apo'tle Paul. to the PHILIPPIANS, chapter l,
verse 3, which was happily chosen for bis
text ihaok my God upon every remem-
trance of YOU The place, the audience,
the subject, and p'tt history. combined to
lend unusual interest to the occasion. ".
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C1osr OF THE M E CosrERENcE.-The

CLOSE OF THE NJ E CoNFERENcE.-T
Baltimore NJ. E. Conference closed its ses.
sioa on Friday last. It was delayed day
or two by waiting for the report in the case
Of Rev L. D. Huston. He Was expelled
for "gross immortality upon the reco;nneu
dation of the committee aud intends to
appeal to General Conference. The az.
poiutments were made public on Saturday
Rev. H. H Kennedy. late Of Staunton.
was sent to Loudon, and Rev. S. S. Rnszel,
comes to Stauuton. Rev. J C Dice
was sent to Hamilton AMI Grove. The fol-
lowing are some Of the appointment made !:
ROCKINGHAM DIsrRlcr j IT, Mugh.
p E.-S,aun'on. s S Ro,zAl; Harri-n"
burg. ] B. Fitzpatrick Shenandoah Iron
Works. J. r Ligee,t; Mount Sidney, ]
S. Hutchinson Churchvile, j W. Wolf.
G r Jefferson. sup Briige~a.er. J J
Engle Sangersvlle Mission. G. B Allen
East Rockingham. W o Ross; Rocking
| ham, A. A. Eskridg4; Elk Run. Fl. D
Bishop; New Market W.. H Wilson
W"rd-tock, J. Fl March one to be supplied
Lursy. A. Boone Wesleyan Female In
-utnt". William A Harris President
LEwIsBuRa DIsrs1cr j. L. Gilbert p.
E -Lewishurg W G. Hammend: Frank.
+ I'd, L Fl. Davis, b. W Wheel r: Witt
| Sulphur S'ation. B. Highly: White Snl
nhur Circuit l.. Henly; Leveltop, L Fl.
| Baldwin; Elrav Mission. J. W Canter
Greenbqnk. J Crickenbarerr Centr. vile.
S. B Dolly Union W T Quinn: Peters.
| town. to BE- supplied BY W. Hedrick
Summ'rs. W NJ. H"iner: lIillsdale Mis-.
sion. j, Hank Blue Sulphur, W. L.
| Lynch
LEXINGTON Drsrn,cr-W. G.. Coe. p
Ell xingt n. j. L. Clark f L Kreglo,
mo c. l'ierstown. A @ Fl,herty: Fair
field. F Fl Shirley; Gr"envilla. T Bril"v
Augusta A Weller; West Augusta Mis-
sion R. Fl. Wilson: Upper B tatourt G.
l. Cameron C"vingt n BIZ B Il: "A L,
shany, A c. McNcer; Monterey. R S
Shreve D"e Hill H G Pitzer: Crab Bot
tom. T. Hldehrand Highl,nd. S S.
Ryder Ja"kson's River and Warm Spr nsa,
J. S. P r'er; Green Valley Mission. G c.
We,tanbaker oakland HighrSchool W.
R Men er. principal. r
The first FRIDAYS in May and Nov-mbe,
were appointed DAYS Of fasting and prayer
BY rising vote resolutions Of .vmp.th,
we're passed for the venerable Norvsl Viii
sou who was recently injured bv fall
The sum Of 500 was ordered to be u.s.
sessed upon the various districts to defra,
the expenses Of d. legatea to the next Gan
eral Conference IF the Church
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nUBLIC SALE OF STuCK.-I will offer at
/ public sale at my residence, on Middle
River, two miles east of Churchville, on Sat.
Wrday. the 5fh day of April, so
HEAD Of CATTLE. one and two years old
snd three head OF HORSES.
Terms made known on day of sale.
maria ids JOHN MYERS,
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VIZ H. WELLER continues to exchange for
w. all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
a, the highest marke, prices. Wanted LUMBER.
SHINGLES and LATHS.
W. H. WELLER.
mar7-tf
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Destructive FIRE AT Parker BURG "A
Gre occurred at Parke'sburg W. Va. on
the night Of the 18Th which destroyed
buildings worth $50 1000 occupied as fol
l"ws: j. W. Mathews. jvwt Her j
Kny'endoIl dry goods Miss Payne. mil
liner; J. E Berry, warehouse J W.
Dent. feed store Martin & G lbert. groce-
ries; W. Warne Il Co, furniture K A.
Jones. druggist J. P. Waite, graio store;
Mrs. HolIius, millinery. and the Methodist
church and ar>orspe