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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

State Of Mississippi,
NoIubuo Cuuniy,
Chanccry Court EoIubCc County
At Rules before the Cloak Dec. rs, lS7s''
GuardiAnship
1881 qf
Robert Gillespie,
AuDNlic'
Il appOariEs ihnt Roboyt Il Gan"on'
Guardian Of Robert Gillespie, u LuhatlS'
did. on the 18th day al pppomGer, Az ~
lbs lp.yc uf this Hon Court, flo hIaHcrou'I
md vouchers for q final settlement oil snld
Guard unship, and, on opening the MASTERS
Of said accounts, it appearing NAY ms s"'.
Robert Gillespie il not mn liH"DltHl' VI
| this State, but s now Ut the ichnsyl'"l Y
Hospital for the Insane at Philadelphia III
tho State Of Pennsylvania,
1t is therefore orderud that pubifatIor
he made in the Macon Beacon. II nHwsp 'pei
published in the town vi Macon, III sane
county, for four consecutive weeks, c'tl'iI
the sald Robert Gillespie, IL LuNAtlc' All
TINT citation issue 10 Susan ). Cannon I,
the coun,y of ColfaI, and to Annie h Bard
we'll and hor husband Joseph Bard"rll l
the county Of Nu1uhcG, in sad State, flta
them to BE- and appear before cur ilo'
Chnncrrv Court Of SAID county at 1" TERI
thereof to be held at the court-ha'iso III vi
= town of Macon on the second Monday
; March, 1878, then and there IN show cNu'
q WHY snil final account should not DO S'lo'
n ed. 4 true copy from tho mitEuie'.
y 4. A, j. MCHENRl,
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At AUCTION.

The house and lot froBts on Jefferson St.
y feet Aud the store house extends back
wv feet being most convopieptly arranged
with a Wholesale Department apd sleeping
rooms for clerks up stairs. Arrangements
e"Hl3 probably be made to retain the clerks
in the establishments, all Of whom are fa-
miliar with the stock and the system #
business which the proprietor ta8 50 sue
cessfully earned oat. Tho store, stock and
good will Of this establishment form to-
gether nm investment uneqpall0d in tho
State, and almost unprecedented in any
business town For farther particulars on.
quiTe Of the under. igned.
i. ". PHILLIPS.
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about 200 miles. | propose the
Road should be constructed ON the
Every land holder, 5 mlles on
each sides of tho proposed Road, is
to subscribe one,haIf of his land to
the Road, take the value of this
land in stock and give a mortgage
lien on the land so subscribed, no
then becomes a stoCkholdcr to thai
sxteRt on the whole limo OF tho
Road. Now wO will see how the
Road can DO built, say with the
above collateral, each StockhoIdsr
paying 7 per cent. on bis stock an
nually. The Road could thon Dor
row money to build, and have 1t
fully equipped, in tivo years, IN first
rate style without any more outlay
from the stockholders, this I per
cent. paying interest at the bank on
the money borrowed. Thus, you
see, we can build the Road with no
money to start with. Now let US
[ sec how many acres Of land w0 vii
, have pledged for money By
nearly correct estimate, we have
36,4O0 per mile along the line, ma
king a total Of about 100000 acres
all secured for bsiIding and equip
ping the Road. By this plan TIN
Road can then be built and put II
= complete running order without" AM
money from tho stockholders, ex
c.pt the,7 por cent. annually on hi
=, stock. Valuing the land at - pc
i acre, we have a sum amply sutficion
for oil purposes. This will bull
v the Road in five years, The stock
. holders paying but tho seven pc
Il cent, and viii finally release tn
q land mortgased to the Road.
g This, Mcssrs. Editors, ia my pIs
u to construct a Railroad. Let US Sc
j. how much Il stakeholder would p"
m say with 320 acres OF land at IT,
IN value Of $1,000 per ct. would
r.. $1,000, all he would have to pa
v. an his $1,000 stock. Even this III
nr may be an objection hut suppo
al. vou make 100 bales of cotton NJ
at ship BY the Road, the freight "
NO be $3.50 per bale instead of S.,
~ -
Vi here you save SIP in ono item
At freight, to say nothing of retu
freight, the first year. If tho ssot
Nd holder wishes to sell his land,
Jc. can do SO, with tho certificate
not stock if he wishes, which reno,
md another objection. This is my pI
Iot. in brior; il can be elaborated "
Iot further estimates, bat at presen
/ NJ give these crude views to call att
5is. lion to it. ltyou think these vie
mn worth Publishing, please insert !
he ObIigo,
A SUBSCRIBER
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

The CowbslIiOn DE KaKlh
Society, tho Strikers and Others
according to custom, delighted the =,
~eitizeus of Mobile and n crowd Oh
visitors with their suggestive page
ants on New Years EvO' The sub
iscts Of their display were h'slor'-
eal, Acriptural an mythical "h!
in the name of the eternal h'Ne''
of things" do these excellent Soc's'
tjes retain their old names wh'cf
are coarse, almost vulgar We pre-
sume it is on tho "timc-hOnOred
principle that they cling to 'n'i.
ridiculous names and give the'.
sublime PRESENTATIONS under th0n'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

pS- The Hon. Charles sumner,
ten years ago, in the Senate, offered
the following resolution, upon which
ne action was taken
Resolved, That in the efforts no"
making for tho restoration OF tho
Union, and tho establishment OF
peace throughout the country, 1t Is
inexpsdiont that the names OF the
victories obtained owe our follow
citizens should DO placed on th'
r~ogimcntal cOlors of tho Unlto'
StHtos.- Congressional Globe, AS!
s, 1891
Mr.. sumner has now introduced
a bill to discontinue tho pract'c'
which he then sought to prevent
rPhiIadelphia Age.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

-"Thoro is nothing new under
the sum-" but our modern ph''oSo-
nhsrs have found something new
in tho sun. They say now it If
"burning up" and will leave us on
In tho cold after q while. These fol
lows have been tinkcrins with thu
earth and sun q long timO; what
pity il is thoy cant agree upon som
plan by which we are to ego up
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

SGy. Another piece Of vilIalAy
has been earthcd--thc notorious
C. s. swan, who has boon figuring
below here in the capacities OF leg
islator, clerk, &C., has been arrested
for scbeming a forgery on n large
scale, extending over four Safes
1t IS an astounding sequal to the
Cunningham swindIe. We publish
the account from the N. o. Tunes in
another columns. In exposing these
gigantic swindlss, the smaller ones
should not be- overlooked, and the
last enc Of den should be brought
% Justice. Swan has had a Prelim-
mary ozamjnation at Jackson. The
proof lie overwhelming, aad be can
not escape justice,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

Miss Mary J. Welsh, after
six years Of unrcmitting attentlo"
to tho Orphans Homo ut h'"a' 7
Asio, during two of which she has
also edited the Banner, has found II
necessary 10 leave the Home on &c
count OF other pressing engage
.msnts. 1t wilt be difficult to I'll
her place.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04
PL4STERS' FIRE INSURANCE COM
PASY OF MISSISSIPPI.
Authorized Capital $50O,OOO,OO
Capital $2l4,SOO,OO.
PatrOnIze Home Institutions.


This Company is newly organized with
An increase OF 100000 to its present c"p'-
tai stock.
Its President and one of us largoat stock
holders is Col. L. Richardson, of Jackson,
Miss, tho wealthiest citizen and most sHp'
cessrul fnsncicr in Il State Its business
is increasing rapidly, and the Company mas
u large surplus fund Of money ON hand 10
invest in approved securities. 1t koSpa
monoy at hamc. 1t adjusts and pays Ill
los4cs promptly. 1t takes all risks ON the
most Iibsral terms and ut reasonable rates
The stockholders of this Company are
smnly solvent and represent $lo,O00,OOo q
capital. Tho following arc seine OF th'
principal stockholders
Coz l. Richardson, Of RICHARDSON " May
New Orleans, Jackson, Miss; Col Tho3 !
Helm, President Capital State Bank, jack
SON, Miss; Jno W Robinson, Merchant
jackson, Miss; Hon W A brennan, Banker
Lexington, Miss; Lake Brothers, Bankers
Grenada, Miss; Jayne, Mayers & LowT,
Bankers, Brandon, Miss; ColBR Thoma
President Wick burg Bank, NlckSbur.
Miss; GoyBG Humphreys, Planter, Wick
bug. Miss; Louis Hoffman, Hardware Den
or, do do; 3 $ Crump, President Hon
Sprir,s Savings Bank, Holly Spings' DC
'"'n|E 'jpms, p sidSn! Meridian Saving
] Institutions, Meridian, Miss; Ragsd"'
IsN Estate Eeulor, Meridian, Miss; l.
j. Williams, Merchant, Morilisn, Miss, Bus
Patty Il Co Bnnkcrs, Macon, Miss, l
Il j. w. Patty L Co, Merchants, DO dc
@ Yates Brotlors, In5. Ag'ts, do. de-
II YATES BROTHERS,
o De,2l-3ms Agents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

Ba- Toilet Combs and Brushes,
Toilet Soaps, Domestic l. Imported
Cologne Waters, Toilet Extracts &e.
The largest and bost assorted line
iu Mac0n, at
Joss & FnENeH's,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

wood, Baltimore, Nd
INSTRUMENTATION, cyrus March,
ir, Natchsz, Miss u.
l83, 469-Stav jointsr, john Nc
Grew, Ravenswood, ". Va,
l33,47I-Shelf for saloon tables
J. R. McRao, yicksbarg' Miss
1873, Wrought nail machine,
II. Reese, Baltimore, Ma.
1873. 49i-llair roll, 7, SchlonbecS
st. Louis, Mo. W
l33,5l0-Portahle fence, j. W
Westbrooks, Aberdeen, Miss.
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CaRtsa and Tuscaloosa Railroad.
Editors Of Beacon

Editors d Beacon
notice from the proceedings OF
a meeting held at Macon last week,
that 2 Road is in contemplation
from that place to some point in
Alabama. l would suggest that jim,
stead Of this a Road be constructed
from Canton via Macon to THSca-
loosa. The NEST feasible route
would pass through Louisville, Ma
cen, CooksvillS, Fairfield, Vienna,
thsscc to Pleasant Ridge and on to
TuscIOOSa, the entire length bsing
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VICK'S
r 4 Q
aNOv 1923.

Tho GvrpEisn snow published QuARrERLY,
25 conts pays for tho year, our numbers
which is not half the cost. Those VINO al
forwards send money to the amount oil Uhe
Dollar or more for S"cda may also oFdor
Twenty-Five Cents worth eXtr"-the price
paid for the Guide.
Tho Januaty Number is beautiful, giving
p}ars for making Rural Homes, Designs
for Dining Table Decorations, Window Tar
deus, SC, and containing a mass otiniorma'
ton invaluable to tho lover Mowers
One Hundred and Fifty pages; on line tlnt
ed paper, some Fiyo Hundred Engraving
and u superb Colorod Plate and ChTam'
Cover The First Edition Of Two hun
DRIED TuoUsAND just printed in Engllsl
and German, and ready to send out.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. \.
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1873.
1870
o.
THH
Memphis Appeal
30
DAILY AND WEEKLY
O.
Til PEOPLE

my The MEMPHIS APPEAL IS now "
thoroughly identified with the povP'' "
Tennessce. Alabama, mississippi and a.
tonsas II has been in existence 1AlIty'
two Years, and, popular as it has heFe 70,
fors been. the present propr'eI".S ~ nj
termined to render it still more W'II"tih
its past history, and Of 1he conndtHSG "" .rG
the public repo,e in it, It, e'ptuia'lST nn GJC
general patronage is now n"a'ly uo" 5'
hat which it has enjoyed at any time au
ring its long career, but we do'lEn, "u vi IN
The veap 1878, to extend iS field and W ~ u
crease its usefulness. This We expect :
do by publishing
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NJ o TIC Ell

Trustees Sale Of the Bloodcd Stock Of
Simeon Orr, Deceased.
By virtue of, and pursuant to, n Decd Of
Trust to the undersigned Trustee nnmUd
therein, executed by Simeon Orr, deceased.
in his lifetime, dated the I'D day Of Octo-
Der A d 1872, and filed in the Office OF thu
Chnncery Clerk Of the county of Noxubes
and State of Mississippi for record on the
18th duy eff the name month, and recorded
tile 7th day of Dcc,A D 1872, in Deed Book
letter 5, pJagcs 5b8 to 81, inclusive, |, the
said Trustee, now decming it for the best
~intarcst Of said creditors in said deed named
a, well AS for said parties in interest, ia, 50
500 rs practicable, srll the Horses, Mules
and Cattle mentioned in saii decd snd be-
fore tho irst day Of March, a d, 1873, the
undersigned viii W
MONDAY, Goth day Of January, A D, 1878,
ot,the late residence OF the said Simeon
Orr, near BrooksNill9, in said. county O
Noyuhee, offer for sale and proceed 10 sell
at public yenjus to the highest bidder. iol
cash, the 20 honl ne ~llor1rs and Mules and
so Uead Of Cattle, mentioned in said decd
for the purpose therein provided Saic y
commence at IL o'clock, y. m.
A. II. BUSH,
Macon, Miss, Dec. iG, 1872. Trustee.
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TIVSPAPE
A REPRESENTATIVE
Journal OF this Section
TIE
PAPER
IN TIE SOUTH.

Special T~Olegraphic Dispatches
Tho Associated Press dispatched
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence
Full Market Reports,
The Progress of Railroads.
Information for Mcrc.'ut& producer
Every Kind Of Political Intelligence
Discoveries in Science and Art.
Original Poetry and Stories,
Agricultural and Farm Intelligence
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04
Chancefg Court, II
[377l of
George n. Blocker

OlldlCVFs toHllI hS'NN"vt wv A@'Hi AW'~'
The Estate
[377] of
George NJ. Blocker
1t appearing to the court that RIO Perrin,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
George VI Blocker, deceased, is not M in
habitant Of this state, but resides beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary pro-
cess of this court cannot be executed upon
him; 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made in the Macon Beacon, news
paper published in enid county fol four
consecutive weeks, citing the said 4 0
Perrin, Executor, to appear before this
Hon. Court at n term thereof to be held at
the courthouse in the town of Macon in
snid county, then and there to make his f.
! nal settlement rs Executor of said last will
AID testament
Il is further ordered that the clerk of thi.
court transmit by mail, postage Paid. I'd,
dressed and directed to tho saidR Perrin
Eutaw in the State Of Alabama.
A true COPY from the minutes of sale
court. EAJ McHENRY, CLERK.
December 18th, 1S72s-5ts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

Tho following by Telegraph Every Day;
Proceedings OF Congress.
Proceedings Tennessee Legislature,
Proceeding Arkansas Legislature
Procee lings Mississippi Legislature
News embracing everything OF In
tcrCSt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04
Jan. 4, 1873

Grant has reached his declining
davs. He has declined a present
offered him by q PiltsbHrs tailor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

Having this day disposed Of my interest
in the firm Of Yates ~ Murphey to DR.. II.
A. Minor, | respectfully ask my friends to
extend to Murphey ~ Minor, tho new GRIN,
their liberal patronage whieh they have
given Yates & MurphOy ia tho past
L. II. Y. YATES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04
.TSs0LtFI0A NOTICE,

This nET Of YHte' & MurpbOy is thi3 day
dissolved by mut4e consent, r. j.. y, (ntcs
retiring,
II. 4. Minor and r. =. Murphoy having
The entire interest, assume al liabilities OF
the firm Of Yates s. NpFphP3 ard will con-
tigue tho business Uuder tina style Of
MUNpHEY & MINOR.
Macon Mi.s. Nnv I 1879
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

rRr s bblS, Coal Oil, Standard
White, and q full line Of Lamps and
and lamp Trimming,
At JoHEs { FREEcn's,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04

In a word, ma q great Newspaper, the Ar
rRAI will have n . supcriorin the Southwest,
The Daily will he t4a history Of the world
for JRe day and the Weekly will contain
everything that will i~ntsrast tho country
readers. Believing the advancement OF ou'
rnnmon industrial, commercial and agr'.
cultural to be tho chief end ="
y%anuine Journalism, the APPEAL will MAKE
these paramount objoag,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-01-04
+. q. BUSH.
t. II. LAKE. T. IT, BUSH
LAKE, BUSH co.
Wholesale Grocers,
MOBILE, ALA.

pGg- Prompt and careful attention given
to shipment Of goods.
The patronage of our friend' and the
public respectfully solicited.
Dgc2l--4m
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RHEUMATISM, ]
GlA,N ERVoQSD
D 4. FIrLI
Rheumatic
4 Stated Quanhlg,
teed to cure or AZ
Junda,
500 Reward IO

SIo9 Reward for a case
rheumatism of any FORM
.idorcd vu+nblc) thql Dr.
TABLE R~nEuMArIc SYEVr
warranted pninJGrloQ',
S5Oo5 Reward offered to %
Any mcdicigg l9r r'osuJ
| rnlsin ablo TO produce o"E
+, gonuincliying cures ll'''I N,
5crioI Of time os Dr. F''
Rheumatic RomrdE
I'M J,s ?, Filter, NJ
than a graduate Of tes G Ysses
" Of P'nnsyIyqRi@ y IS nv
Of Cuopi4tFy Treating
ally fog3J years Quad
| $1,000 Reward to any or
or othss able to discover 4
~, Oolhicum, Mercury
rious t. the system III
tic Syrip. ,,,,id
Is, 500 certificates or '',.',
Incluliug Rev G. H. IN
Rev. J,s, Bcggs. F"lI i; p R,y
Hirht,,owp, Nvw {srsey,'I
biz, Frsl fotd, ~ NH p6I
+, Ei6gs opd Dr.. W"Ilo&G NJ
J. =. Greeley, ncllJ TnJsl
N..'J';GS-,onatcr Stewart sa,a,
Governor Powell, hep ~.
snds Of oilers, If space Po
$3.50 Rev I'd TOR WtoSn
cd preparation lot pEimiIr
ralgia soldundGr ~, J. exatt
tee, setting forth w., y ihc d
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, stating q4nt'Iy , " 'sndin
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. or rrmedIs onvrr .io,,s fot
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. tism, also lanK agent
gratis of 70 SsyRS SG'IE'R Cce
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Louisville MISS f@-
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-07-24

INSTRUCTED FOR Mcmahon AT a meet
ing of Republicans held at Hanover Court
house On Tuesday, July 22d; the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, by tie Republicans of Hano
yer IN mass-meeting assemblies That we
have the utmost confidence in the devotion
of Edward Mcmahon to the material D .os-
perity of Virginia. He has shown by a
long life in our midst that his first object
was the promotion of our people without
regard to class. We believe his election
as Governor of Virginia will inaugurate a
new era of prosperity in our State.
3D. Resolued That we hereby instruct
aud require our delegates to vote for Edward
Mcmahon for Governor of our State first.
last, and all the time.
Delegates to observation-disclosures: W
c. Wickham. Glen. james, William 2
Brown and Lewis Bradley.
Caroline: William j. Courtney and 9th
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-07-24

Our neighbor Of the Vandicator, distrus-
ting the accuracy of his own political calcu-
lations, as given in the last campaign, when
he predicted Greeley majority in Virgins
at about 40, 900, is now giving circulation to
some equally wild speculatious, from a "gen-
temaa who has recently returned" from a
tour 10 the Piedmont region, &c., as to the
next campaign. We accorded to the Pin
dictator last fall, and accord to it's friend now
,incerity of conviction. But think the
"gentleman" it gives as its authority for the
enthusiasm prevailing in the conservative
ranks. will be as much mistaken as was our
neighbor last fall. We express our doubts as
to the reliability Of the information given,
viewed from our stand point. We are try
ing to take calm view of the situation, and
our best judgment now is, that the Richmond
Convention will be defeated by 10000, If
the Lynchburg Convention puts up its stron-
gest man. If Kemper is the nominee his
defeat will be by at least $4,000.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-07-24
march 6-tf
Change of Schedule.-The popular
~ line for Richmond and all points on the

Change of Schedule.-The popular
~ line for Richmond and all points on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER & CHESAPEAKE
Railroad Line
The magnificent iron steamer .SuE'-Caps A..
c. NIcKLE, will leave Pier 10 Light street wharf,
foot of Barre street, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. at p M, stopping at the Land
ings on the York River and arriving at Rich
mond 10a m the following morning.
Passenger Trairs leaving Richmond for Balti-
more and all points North, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at IA, arriving at balti-
more the following morning.
This route from Baltimore offers to- the puohe
an uninterrupted nights rest on the Bay, ana
entering the York River at Daylight affords the
passengers beautiful view of the magnincen'
scenery on York River and. allowing time ~
pnrtake Of Breakfast on the steamer peloro ~
irving at West Point. OK a..
Passage from Baltimore to RIchmono , go
after thirty DAYS tickets will be sold 70 Da'iinoro
over this line at the same price OF any o'ner
line
Freight received on the days men'ione =. aooVe'
carefnliv handled and forwarded with dispatch.
Alrc]aims for lost and damagea 1relgh' VIII De
prorsotlv traced and adjusted through oils OF
Lad;np and rates guaranteed to all points south
,s low 90 nv any other line
For fnrther information apply to Il. FOSTER,
Gensr.T sunerintendent, go Eight St., Baltimore.
EpW. i tOLGER,
/ Ganu. Ticket 4 Freight Ag't. edmond, Va.
n HorcHK IS, Travelling Agent july 10
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-07-24
} enoval! RenOvaAy!

D emOval! Removal!
III q BRoWNOLD,
The practical Watchmaker, formerly of New
York city, has removed his
Watch and Jewelry Store,
to New street. Virginia Hotel Building, 3rd door
north of Adams Express Office,
STAUNTON, VA,
where he is just opening new stock of Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Eye
Glasses. Sheet Music. &c..
which he will offer at as low figures as be
had in New York city.
My watches are most carefully selected las to
quality by myself, and each watch particularly
overhauled and regulated, before sale, as can
only be done by an experienced, practical watch
maker
Personal attention given to Watch and Clock
Repairing of all descriptions; every watch sold
or repaired, warranted for two years, by proper
treatment.
Also, superior toned y Octave Piano, Of
one of the best makers, on reasonable terms, for
sale; also, a splendid assortment of American
and Foreign Vocal and instrumental sheet music.
Any piece desired not on hand, will be ordered
with the utmost dispatch. july 24-tf
Vim & Spec copy
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-07-24

A KENTUCKY FAMILY.-John Daniels
married. the daughter of Sarah r. Bravard ;
afterwards B. S. Daniels, the father of John,
married. the old lady; and still lator James
w. daniels, the nephew of John, married a
sister to Johns wife. 1t is very easy to see
that John is son and son-in-law of B. s. Dan
iels, and that James W. is grandson and SON
in-lhw of the old man and brother-in law and
nephew Of Joha, &C., and now John desires
to know, through the columns of the Brack en-
County Chronicle, what relation the child
ren Of these three sets of parents are to each
other.