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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-30

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the soorld
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous; nodisappontment; no ridiculous
tim or unpleasant OdOr. Remedies the ill fleets Of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
clean, soft and beautiful. The 5enuine signed W.
e.chelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. z.
1d&w lvrsN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-30

NOtIC6e
Mrs. R. G. Springer will receive pupils in object
drawing and painting at her room No. IL Cahoon
Block. oc18sns3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-30
FOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

Blackhead and Fleshworm, use PERRY'S improv-
ed ComedoDe and Pimple Remedy, the great skin
mecicine Prepared only by DR.. B. c. PERRY,
Dermatologst, 40 Bond St., n. Y. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. ocSdeod&wsn2m41
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-30

EEyHE lower Tenement of House corner of Salon,
oc3U sts
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16

d1eognes 1egees Fhsxshaya- refsnadrus to Con-
gfsjs,p W. fsel sssyred that we shall
have the Immediate sanction of the
PfesideIt,so far as we invite an impartial
] Investigation Of the fact of our case, and
thot We shall have lis co-opora,ion in
any measures ,ofvtelief awhiehtsC Congress
may adopt afteF suchpfnyestigationl .,st
ssorhe !, =, he people 6f 92aiisiiaHa ignoring
party, and tohseeii00dd5g 'of ST honorabie
effort o't9 uplaeep i'm office men Of tried
+probityaseekju kjusticeenot geRerosityo They
ask fora calm impartial aexaa,inatisnl of
the recent extraofdibaryy events within
their e.sAF borders, in qtderi that thes truth
may be known, and that there may be q
speedy correction of the dangerous evils
now threatening the very life of the
State.
: s. Sighed BY Judge !, Aa Campbell, and
ptheF members of she 5committee.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
A RARE BARGAIN.

The undersigned offers for sale his,plan,
tation, containing three hundred and
thirty-two acres; about one hnndredSen.
closed, with good fence, and in a high
state OF cultivation;. located: in Orange,
burg county, st. Mathews Parish, fifteen
miles east of Orangeburg C. f !, one mile
distant from State Road, opposite sixty
eight mile post: On this place are a
comfortable dwelling, with eight rooms,
gin house and screw, aud all other neces.
sary o,tbuildings. -s-ss
For further particulars in reference to
the slace, address w. w. Houck, Or.
angeEurg C. III. For terms of sale, al.
dress the subscriber, columbia. H., 4
jan % Rev. w. a. Houck.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
Observation-Disclosures; LEs; IS :

- -'I>fSr @SSt~P
wv .G1et e r.sr
We respec. fully. calls the attention Of
the citizens Of orapgebbprg aud Orange
burg County TO the fact, that, ne will
have choice lot Of horses from Virginia.
on this market by the twentieth of Dc
'cember. .Thiss!eek 4 has bensclectedIfrom
.rhoicc stock raisers in tho Old Dominion.
apd with anerc ito the htteesasii q this
market. They will consist of fine Saddle
and Harness horses. .Aaswc alsoaeall yodfop
attention to the fine lot Of mules We now
have ON hand. We expect to keep full
supply ofrhotlt hors,es 5alNl nules ycopsants
lY on hand. Ii our stock don't give sa.-
sfacton, you can return tliicn, and pct
your Hsoneyo back with interestsq Tryiiia,ni,
that's all We want. 80, .;u,
SALE STABLES OF
Nv. M. SA.IN & CO:
laug27-tf. ,eat1or
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
,ITT0Da3aLA w .aOHT
Notice to Consignees Per South Carel!ss
RAiiFsad.i q l.

! By ordefofs sths sYiesc cPsesideh tfoftHs
sp Ca r. ali ffsHsSs fHSs|'la stasFssasF issaF s
LocAL & THROUGH winibs&collected at
ibis Agency and nSgSJds *inbe de1iv-
pred nntiEchafgw have been paid at the
Depot. The e'abSseBogd Tito effsesaroma
dfate. ..a WH,R, ag4LHous: 4iLdHSonuHsa
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
. MRS. d. NJ. SHULER

II Respectfully informs her friends and
the public generally, that she has moved
to the residence of Mr.. Dukes, where she
will be prepared to cut, fit and make NIL
lindssof ladies' and childrefl's dresses.
!, Patterns of the latest styles, and at
moderate prices always on hand.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
NEW FAMILY sgNGERggWINgre
n }i'csHtIJNtfE5T ,pTihSs'F .''iaIf


sa&9l8y9 aalbh1 tgaiShS 6ofsW
WITH ATTACHMENTS goR ALL KINDS OF WORK
.eS5e23SsA .sSs lg&u hfSs
is fast winning favor in. the household, as shown
by the rapidly increaafng ssalc&a9
This NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is capable OF a range and variety Of work such
as was once Thought, impasiI,lc, tp1perfurrn bv
machinery We claim and can show that IL Il
Ahe cheapest incat beautiful, deiicately aFrahr:I
ly running Of all the Family Sewing Machf. 81. s!o
lt is ren,arkable not sforethe ranse and MA,
riety of its sewing, but also for the variety and
different kindscf acxtife Which il wiipseE witly
equal f1ciity and perfection, using silk twist.
linen or cotton thread. fine or coarse, making
the anterleckef-elasticaiic digai dnpbothy ysssA
OF the fabric sewn. Thus, beaver elo,l,g or.
leather may be sewn with great strength and
unlfofinity tof atitcir; and ina ,rn6nieSf, Tthia
Wiling and never wearying instrument may bo
adjusted forlfihe work or galzc or gosaamer tis-
sqe, Or the tgskIing Sf taTlsqp Or rulng,
heve been known to perform. j!9Pss
At the worlds fair it received the great
award of the highest sales!
on J. X. White, Agen,
Office at Erginc House, orangch,rs, s 6.
Jun 10 3n
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16
,GIDRTOW XAT
aIaueAIaT YTHITYa TfS xy1razA

~ wAE' ss1p 1WpRAgE altAtg HRAVIS
eaa .aaSsAe.sFAsssual1EssB tsgsa Il eslisa
S@ WHoEEs2aeEnsap RaBeeSsra savs uea
p Sseiats IS 81 tslsEaE7t nj esFaO
'1as{ sasSscuARLEsToislbs oags sssa, sT
~, nu &.s@ era sGteK t'sa ssSszyvqsa szsstsszass,
we beg to call the attention Of Drfip: 8
glsts' Physlciaps.ands e'oinfrys Merehanfs
t9 our hrgeiiEnds compile Stock st,feail,.,,
efoods ,sI, nsu9 ny Kept in Fisstclass .altab
Mhaiesale Drug WaFeholse,,a, +ag go
consisting in part of PINE Drugs, Med;-
a5lS sPf6pfietsfy kfsieiss, a inslraias Inst GMss
!fusses, Supporters, Bandages, suspeifgol
'siphs5, aGlasswafe,a Window q lass, PatJva
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, FancF Goods 81
ahd Drugglss:s sundries, %lifels iayaibeenl
saected with great care to meet the warltssei,
OF aiia In heedsa Of Rel able tArficleasy,tz
moderate prices. -,
We are also Rroprietors of the folloMgf
ink,whieh eweliofar with confidence saa'
'heing sara9 ftsisany similar Prepsrationsl
in the MARKET s,,, ..,ssr,,.s 4, .,zr
Shmten Bitters, the great Southern Tonic
Aioise.ss horse; hog and cattle .Powdarsa
Moiee's fever and agne Pills, Warranted,
tq cure Moies's popular white wormcanr.
dy. Noises liver pills. purely vegetable
Moses morning star yeast or baking pow. a
ders. Golfers remedy for man and beast
the best Liniment ever used. We ard
agents for the Following articles, We offer
az Proprietor's prices: sslsos
Dr. Won GHlanhr Royal Crown
SsfThnaPps.' This world-feknowned Tonic
is highly recommendep by ths.,nost enairia
nefnt Gefniau'P Phasicianss and pronouiicedi
;Hpy them as perfectly pure, and free from ot
all aduiterationln op! qirissuo, a.fnJ ,,Y
'nss 1s'tsGsubdnz zBitters and, aerAxa W
pattent Spring Show Cases, Walnut and =,
Metal Frames. a,6, 6, 7.ands 8 feet, aiways
on had
nov.Essioi.a { lis, 1G,s .sid.a~ >, os3n.,nx
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NOTICE..
TRAVELLERS HGUIDE..
SOUTH cARoLisA'RA RAILROAD.

CuARLEsroN, IS. G.IMayns, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY, May 10, the
passenger trains on the Sout! Carolina
Railroad will run rs tollows:a ~, -,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16

o9RFIAlNGEFBURG , r \ LAND FoE,sALE.
About 300 acres Of Land in lots Of is
to 40acres, located on the South Caro-.
lima Railroad below and within j | miles
ofthe Town Of Orangeburg, VII, be sold
au Monday, the 18th Of January, 1873.
The lots will be plated and numbered so
J as to he examined by parties desiring to
purchase. 1t is unnecessary to speak of
the advantages Of the location ! to persons
familiar with and wishing these beautiful
lots. .a9!nsqmoa a1iTi1r-} Il, 30 ~
Tbs plat essG Sc 2os..! 81 AR. s
Glovcrs office, on and after the 1st Mon.
day of january. Terms made known on
day Of SALE
Dec. 30th, 1872.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-01-11
NO. 43.

era times this morning at one time
| was up stairs; he asked me if he
could get into his chest | said he
could by moving some things he did
30, and opened the chest and took ont
his hatchet | went down stairs and in
a short time returned up stairs to make
up the beds; Porter was standing at
the window he went down stairs
did not see him have his hatehet: the
next time went up he mnst have had
it mnder his clothes in a short time
heard Minnie utter pltiful cry START
ed down stairs to see what was the
matter; met Porter coming out of
the room with the hatchet, which he
threw into the wood. box. said, 'Erb.,
what have have you done 2 He, an>
swered, 1 have done what | ought to
have done and could not help I
opened the door and saw my children
lying on the floor dead | ran out Of
the house and gave the alarm to the
noighbors did not know of his drink
ing or being intoxicated at the time;
he left home about the 1st April last 6
and did not return until about the
middle Of October; he said he had
been. Illinois he threatened to take my
life and the lives of my children about
three months ago; !; Minnie was three
years old on the 22d Of November last
aud Adelaide one year old on the
22d of October last.
Several other witnesses were examined
whose testimony was only corrobora-
tive of that given above.
Porter is thirty FIVE years old, of
powerful frame, about six feet high,
weighing over two hundred pounds, of
dark complexion, black beard and
hair, and piercing black eyes is well
educated, has been living In this csun>
try about twelve years, carpenter by
trade, and served three years in the
Twenty fourth Ohio Volunteers. lie
is naturally quarrelsome, and when
under the influence of liquor, which he
frequently was, he was savage, often
turning his family out of the houes in
the dead of night and in the severest
weather He was terror to his family
and feared by all his neighbors His
victims were smart and lovely children.
Hundreds of people are visiting the
'cence, aud, as they behold tie now
oloodless faces OF the dead, express
themselves almost unanimously thas
summary punishment ought to have
'een dealt to hiu; and, in fact, ex>
element seems 10 be-increasing as the
'eor'c comprehend the enornity of
he crime
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-01-11
- . .
AROU ND THE WORLD.

There arrived in Salt Lake a few
days ago plrty of tourists, eleven in
numoe who lately come over from
England on trip around the world.
What is novel about this /expidition is
the manner in which it is being man-
aged, the travellers all being put
through by an agent for price agreed
upon before leaving England. They are
travelling under contract made with
the frm of Thomas Cook, Son Il Jenk>
ins, firm whose business is to contract
with travelling parties to conduct them
fora specific amount either around tho
world or to any point desired, parties
so travelling being accompanied by .
courier who pays all the hotel bills and
travelling expenses of the party. DR.,
Thos. Cook, of the frm above named.
accomp mpanies the present party for the
purpose Of extending his chain Of
tourist, arrangements and instructiug
a courier who will conduct future
pleaure seekers by this route. The
price per head is $4,000. This sum
includes all travelling expenses, such NJ
hotel bills, transportation, checking
baggage, etc. BY this means the
tourists are spared all trouble and
annoyance, and have nothing to do but
to give themselves up to the enjoyment
of the trip, leaving all the details to be
looked alter 10y the agent. They have
already visited Niagara aud other
points Of interest in America; "
Continued to fourth pogs.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-01-11
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
Coalnlisslomer's Office,

STANTON, VA, January 9th, 1873.
To Preston A. Baylor, Newton A. Baylor and
George NJ. Baylor, Executors Of George Baylor;
deceased j. l.. Humbert J ohm NJ Hnmber.. Jas.
NJ. Stout Richard A. Stcphens Administrator Of
Reuben II, Humbert, and William &. Simmons,
parties, plaintiffs and defendants ia three csnses
now pending in Chancefy i'll the Circuit Count q
augusta, under the style of Stout vs.. Humber,
Baylors Executors VS.. Hnanbert, and HHn,bert's
administrator VS. Humbcrt which said threr
eauses are now consolidated into oae suit and 10
all persons holding liens upon the real estate Of
J. L. Humbert.
Take NOTICE, That in pursuance Of decree CT
the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, rendered al
she November Term, 1872, in t,ie.,uove n,ion-
ed consolidated canses | shalt on WEDNESDAY,.
the 18th day of MARCH, 1878. at my Office III
STANTON proceed to take, state and settle an
account showing which Of the debts ,erei oforo
directed to be aid out of the fluid i'll the case OF
Baylor VS. Humble. arc debts for which job
NJ. Humbelt is security merely, and VIVA
amounts fer that reason are entitled to he re
funded out Of the fund in tho case Of Stout vs.
Humbert
AT whish time and place you are required 10
attend and al! af said lien creditors. are a SO re
CURED hen and there to attend and do hat Us
necessary TO protect heir interests in this suit.
Given under my hand as Cor missioner +,
ChaEcery Of said Court. The, Aar nnl wear fl: I
aforesaid. J; W, GREEN sNTIk,
yrr Ts-.yH ;SS41-s.e1'1ss .::ss.sssS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
DeNtfeS.

At her residence near Bridgewater, Rocking
ham county, on the 18th inst, Miss Elizabeth,
daughter of Rev. Vim. Bryan, in the 10th year
of her age.
At his residence in Brooks Gap Dec Oath, '72
of Paralysis, John Hulvey, in the 7Sd year of his
age He YVES an excellent citizen, and an honest
man.
Near Linvill Depot, Rockingham county JAN
10Th, Sarah Ann. daughter of Augustus Walker
aged 10 years, 4 months and 2 days.
At his residence in Moorefeld on the goth
ut., after lingering illness, Rev VIM. Champ
ion, of the Al. E. Church, North, in about the 55th
year of his age.
Suddenly, at "Kalorama, in this city, on Sun
day morning last, Mrs. Louisa N. DOYLE. aged
%, wi e of Prof. Thomas H. Doyle, and daughter
of Robert Grattan, deceased.
January 5th at Salisbury, Penn. HRxRY Nc
FApD1N. He was born in Augusta county, in
March, 1897, but was most Of his lifetime resi-
dent of Lexington.
January 4th, near Arbor Hill, JOHN S. BEARD,
in the 65th year of his age
February 9th, near Moscow, KITTY sw1NK,
daughter of Washington swink deceased.
February 9Th, near Christians Creek, 5 miles
east Of Staun.on, JOSHUA R. Brooks, aged 81
years.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
Commissioners Noszee.

To A, w. Anderson and William Black. Admir-.
de bonis non of Calvin C, Cochran, decd, PLAINTIFF
and John C. Echard and Samuel East. trustees !
William T. Echard, Elizabeth NJ. Echard, Vim.
B. Dixon, Jacob Bowman John T.. Berry, James
Patterson, Rachael Miller, John X. Woods, A T.
Gilkerson, Samuel G. Wilson. and Montgomery
Buchanan, Admir- of James Buchanan decd ,defsn-
dan,s in o certain suit in chanccry now pending
in the Circuit Court of Augusta. under the stylo
Of Echard creditors Echard and ais. and 10 Elf
iah Hogshead, George Lucas. Betsy Reid, Joseph
Kenney, Andrew Kennedy, A. Miller, William
Row, Emma Craig Mary Craig, Samuel Wiseman
Henry Roscn and Henry Monroe, benehciaris.
in the trust deed in the bill mentioned.
Take NOTICE, that in pursuance ef two orders
of the Circuit Court of Augusta made respective
lv on Goth day of July 1870 and tho 23a day Of
June 1861 in the above mentioned case. l shall on
THURSDAY, the 9th DAY OE MARCH, 1873
at my Office in Staunton proceed to take. state.
and settle the following accounts, VIE. Let. VI
the claims against the Defendant John c. Echafd;
with their respective priorites, which arc occurred
hy the deed of trust executed on the 2.th of June
1866, By John G. Echard and wife to Samuel y.
Eastaa trustee. I'd. of judgments against said
John G. Eehard, with the respective prioritias Of
the same, and, Sd, Of any matters desmed perth
nent by commissioner required by any Of the
parties to be stated.
At which time ana place you sre required to
or ctherwise) must likewise attend and there and
then, fle with the undersigned proper evidence OF
Given under My hand Commissioner in
Chancery Of said court, this 24tk day of Janua-
~, 1873.
ian go At Commissioner
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
Marriages.

On North River, Rockingham county, the
23rd of January, by Rev. jacob Thomas, VIM. J..
Wright, of Logan county, Ohio, and Eva c.,
daughter Of Vim. NJ Miller, Of Rockingham coun-
ty, Va.
January 2Stil, by Rev. Vim. Ross, J. W. GRIM
and Miss ELIZA CL1aEDINsT, all Of New Mark ct.
February 9Th, by Rev. Solomon CARRIER. A. B.
EARLY of Rockingham, and Miss HASSAH NJ.
MYERS OF Augusta
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13

" Eel "AhD, ao!-A special ear, captain
| Fitch, conductor, arrived here "Wednesday
at | o'clock, with Gen. Wickham, Messrs. P.
Fisk. A. S. Hatch, w b Hatch, and Mrs
Hatch, Of New York, passengers for Hunt
ingtou. The party were conveyed in carriages
to the residence Of Gen. Echols, where they
dined, and then at two o'clock proceeded on
their journey. Gen. Echols, President Of
the Louisville, Lexington and Big Sandy
Railroad, VIC. Eskridge, cashier of Nation
al Valley Bank, NJ. Harvey Efinger, cashier
Of First National Bank; Stanton, joined the
party at this place to make tho through trip
ARRIVED Our fellow citizen, Fl. L: Pow
ell, Esq, arrived on the through train from
Huntington, yesterday morning He had
been to che coal mines of West Virginia for
the purpose Of making arrangements to sup
ply our citizens with coal He expects to-day
several car loads eff Semi Camel and spint
coal, which he will sell at Sc per ton. An
thracite has been selling here at s13 per ton.
This is great reduction, and will have the
effect to cause revolution in the article of
fuel. Mr.. Powell has displayed commendable
energy in availing himself of the very first
opportunity to provide for the people Of
Stanton a cheap article of fuel, and should
be literally enc ouraged.
s The President has signed the bill ordering
the construction by the Nava' Department Of
eight additional war vessels.
On Sunday last Dr.. Burrows preached N
Alexandria, and received contributions and
subscriptions to the amount of 81 800 to the
Baptist Memorial Fund.
A bill has passed Congress making an ap-
preparation Of 100000 for the erection Of
public buildings at Parkersburg, Viva.
On Wednesday the electoral vote Of the
different States was counted for Preside nt
and Vice President Messrs. Sherman, Of
the Senste,and Dawes and Beck Of the House,
were the teIers appointed for the purpose.
About fifty Chinese damscls were recently
imported to San Francisco, California. They
we're brought over TO be sold to the young
heather bucks, for wives, and each brought
a good price
Tie Senate Committee to investigate Lou
isiana affairs have made partial report, in
regard to the electoral vote of that State
From this it would appear that the vote Of
Lou isiana will not be counted as there has
been DO legal count OF return.
A bill has passed the Senate Of Virginia.
authcrizing cities, townships, towns aud
counties to endorse the bonds of the Wash
ington, Cincinnati aud ST. Louis Railroad,
narrow guaga. THIS is the road now being
surveyed west from IIarrisonburg.
A bill has been introduced in Congress ap.
propriating $500 900 for the relief Of the
citizens of Frederick City and the banks Of
that place, to Indemnify them for losses sus
tai led by reason Of the levy imposed upon
tn I'm during the war by Gen. Jubal A. EARLY,
when in that place with his army. Gen
Early made demand fos q, contribution ci
5000 600 in cash, Or the alternative Of the
forcibe and iudiscriminate seizure aud appli-
cation throughout the city Of such supplies
as might be rocdvd. The money was raised,
aad paid over. Hence the bill OF relief
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
business Notices.

4
Cali ou Bant4s and get him to make you 2 va
ter proof Boot CT Shoe deco
Celebrated water proof Greese fer sale Al
Bants's
Baptz's'is the place to get your fine Boots, made
to order.
Bantz makes nothing but Gents fine Calf Boots
and Shoes.
Bantz always gives perfect TT and warrants
all his work. ieaaea
C. L. WELLER has in store and Is recslylng
daily his Fall and Winter stock of BOOTS. SHOES
and HATS for mems, ladies', misses. boys chill
dren's and infants wear. His stock is larger
than ever before, and embraces the finest as well
as the medium grades Of goods, which he oners
to the public at very small advance on COST
oct loft s.i4Es 81
RnmnMBEa Farmers that Weller keeps just the
goods you want at the Lowest Price,
REMEaBsR Boys to buy your Hats at 1Veslsr's
.T -sst.4 ----
REMEMnER to go to Weller's to buy your Hats,
prices from so cents to $500 ia
REMEMBER to buy your Boys Boots and isAoe'
at Wellsrs. s 4
N B. Hendry is receiving nice line OF ladies'
suits, millinery, notions and trimmings. now
REMEMBER all C. L.Weller has thelatest style
in Gardeners fine Hats.
REMEMBER Ladies and Gentlemen's S7pyns st
Wellers in great varicty
REMEMBER to go to IFsgsr's for Misses and GILL
9rea's Shoes.
REMEMBER and buy your Ladies Shoes at Rs'-
lers.
For the celebrated copper-tpped shoes for
misses and children, go to Geo A. Smith.
GOV 16-4t. A
HUGHES s. Matthew are still at their old stand
on augusta street, manufacturing Boots amp
Shoes, for gentlemen and ladies, of the best ma
terial and after the latest fashions may Ply
Send your undertaking orders to S. NJ. Wilkes
Furniture House-new styles of caskets and case
alwayson hand. Terms moderate
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
Markets.
STANTON MARKETS. Feb. 10.

STANTON MARKETS, Feb. 49,
We report a rather dull market this week
Wheat is not so FIRM, and Flour is dull, with ten
dency to decline some, on last quotations.
General Produce is not offering quite so freely,
owing to the bad roads, weather, SC.
Business is tolerably good for the season, and
most of our merchants are carrying good stocks
suitable to the trade, sc.
There is not much change in the markets and
not much to report in this issue. 1.
See the present market rates below.
RICHARDSON & BELL,
Flour and Produce Merchants,
Augusta street.