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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Tho Wlscohaln r. r. Nar.

A new phase in the railroad war is dovel.
opcd. Tho creditors of tho Chicago and North.
,s;ss ,wss;s:s;1|]04,s.1: ;1|] 4,. !: I. Az s;s.ssa :,.;st
at Madison, to restrain and prevent the state
e'ficors and all other 04f4 4fows
tho Potter law. Tho laSdhtffy IL the tdi! IL
William Frederick Pick, Henry II. pierson, !
es, as'.s ."t % Es's !:s Z. a.'."s 1.";!
ants are tho Railroad Company and the State
lsaillaad Commissioners. Ther rease is in tho
fAf. 500 & Aa1ess 1sss s. "a the attorney
general has determined to resist the granting
of tho injunction on tho ground that the Uni
tcdstates court iiaA 10 jurisdiction to prevent
the state autlorities from enforcing laws prop
trrfGT nEncM ssS&4 ssF7Ast 3atyNs* STe =
~ 2 xa a2aak.1....=..A ~ :. s:,,:s.z /
$50 Secretary o. the Trsasury.
Tho loug anticipated change in tho head Of
the Treasury Department shas boon made by
the President, who sont to tho Senate on the
LIST giutGtho namoa Of Gen. Bcnj. II. Ristow
to b Secretary Of the Treasury. W. A. Rich
arlson was also nominated at the same time to
bo Judge Of tho Court of Clainls.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11

AN English Methodist minister has
fallen u victim to the Nile fever, aud
has started to discover it's source.
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Forol gn.

The matter of precedence between the Prin
cess of Wales and Duchess Of Edinburgh has
been satisfactorily settled.
THE owners of tho Durham colleries have
elected large numbers of tho tenants who
wore of the striking miners. twenty-five of
these elected families are camping out in the
fields. .-.
The French Assembly has passed the
electoral bill to its seoondreading; BY vote Of
sos ayes to s1S nays. Louis Blanc aud NJ.
Gambetta opposed tho bill.
AT San Vincentc, Spain, IN engagement took
place ogtths ID inst. between tho Carlists aud
Republican,: Tho former were victorious.
ADv1CEs from Spain state that Leguortis, =
maritime town in tho province Of Biscsy and
on tho Day Of Rscay, has been bombarded by
. schooner belonging to the Republican navy.
Tho cause Of this act WAS tho admission into
the port Of foreign ship containing acargo Of
contrsband Of war; E.
A RATTLE is imminent at Estella, where the
Carlists are now in great force. The Republi-
cans 1t San Sebastian, Spain, have been rein-
forced.
The Grand Trunk Railway will change its
gauge east of Montreal in September.
The Czar Of Russia win meet tho Emperor
of Germany At Ems, tho middle of June.
An attempt was recently made to assassinate
tho Prihce OF SAKE Weimar. Tho Prince was
not hurt. He had previously received threat
ening letters, - had also the Duke Of Cam
bridge and Mr.. Disraeli.
An attempt in tho British Parliament to re-
ducs the salary Of the Minister 1t Washington
to Ct, 900 per year, failed. .
FuRrnER appeals are madc in behalf Of the
elocutionist Bellew, whose illness continues.
A coHoREss to consider the subject of inter-
national rights in time Of wal, will convene in
Brussels, tho 9th Of July next.
IT il reported on good authority, that Mar
shal es1rano WIN soon order general election
in Spain, aud il the Monarchists arein tile ma
jority, he will propose the enthronement Of
the Prince of Asturias, under his own regency.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Al Sorts q sRaragzalhs.

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smoke that viii last While nny Sdecent
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and Latin occnsoanAy 2s aaksa asc0un-
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"N0 but We pay for the best, and we
ought to have 1t. : . !. - s'1sss ss3.'. ~.
REsrR1cr1oss on tie press have been
considerably relaxed IN s.razaa A
v11tees IN neH9et s1 tnes ooonfry
dares 20 dlscues a Whether TIE. present
form OF government there = best for the
people. -, a.: ~z.,.:.e Sc
Two colored men in Washington quar-
relied because a lady d their own per
sras'on vas blaek-bal1ed by ., lsnary
club, and shot-ems were fnnea asehe
weapons. The police heaEdso i, how
ever, and the parties left the scityyin
charge Of their zen respective friends
.FMH were newer moee jab1ndanto the
coast II Long leland At Gf6ehpant,
the other day, pc1glos we1gnmg. two
pounds each weae se!h.g $3.50 aidr she
cent sAe9n13aie, aanadg 11aean IN me
isssw41e, iM y !! ~ ~ "a alletysseee ~
& M1srrnlrr m;sther s. J. m {. What haze ye
done - said 4 native 81 WicklOW 70 an
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11

A REPuB11cAN-A returned hotel
keeper.
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TIE Nevada journal ofuApsils q re-
lates this incident :, :: Miss Bradford has
q boy in her school who combines keen
perception with ready speech. The
other day, while endeaYoring to explain
the difference inwateffalls- mot the Kind
that make ladiesroand <shpnldered;; but
tho waterfalls r0f. nnture- she agsNe the
class tosunderstand that large waterfall
was q cataract. Nov" ssid she,
"what is little waterfall p ssKitty-
ract," blurted outthe tow headed young
ster, who sat chewing the corner Of his
primer on the front seat, L,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-17

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States. for the Western District'of Va
In tae matter OF Henry Arnentxout, bankrupt.
AT harrisonburg, said district, on the 10th day
of De ember, A. D. 1874.
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that
all the creditors OF Henry Armentrout, Bankrupt,
appear before c: Douglas Gray, Register in Bank
ruptcy, his Office in Harrisonburg, Va the Goth
day of January, A. D., 1875, at 10 o'clock A NJ and
show if any they have, why the real estate Of
land in Bath county. Vas adjqining the lands Of Jo
siah Hickman and Ghagles Armen troat-value sl5aO;
ia land in Bath County, Va-auantiny unknown
valued at about $500 should not. b sold by John
trout free OF liens and brances, and that the
Surplus, after satisfying the liens, may be sdistribu
ted among the general creditors who have proved
their debts. C. DOUGLAS GRAY.
dec17-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
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WezU advertisements.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
/ SIXTIES, tpr the Western District Of Virein,.
In Bankruptcy, .
In the matter OF Isaac H. Steele, bankrupt.
At Hprrisonburg in said district, on the 18th d.
OF December, A. d. 1874. uSL
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that =,
bofor 6. Douglas Gray Bsiater in Bankr anassr
his office in Harrrisonbnrs Va. the 10Th day =;
il any they have why the real estate Of s.
Bankrupt Consisting Of tract OF land contain
divided interest Of onethird Of pine ,.na
lying in Augusta county, Va the said land valued
at $4,000 should not be sold by John Paul assenss
and encum brances and the liens transferred to tb
fund in Court and aft5r satisfying the liens thereo
the surplus, any. Of the pEAceeds of such sale ~
distributed among the general creditors who h.vs
proved their debts. C. DOUGLAS GRAY.
decl7-2t Register in Bankrup1cx
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

L States. for the Western District of Virginia.
In the matter of Stephen J. Re- holds, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonbprg, i'll said district, on the 18th day
OF December A. d. 1911
F TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of Stephen j. Reynolds. bankrupt APP
pear before G. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankrupt
cy at his office in Harrisonburs, Va, OH the Goth
day of January A. D. 1875, at 10 o'clock, A. n. and
show cause. any they have why the real estate be-
longing to said Bankrupt consisting Of l acre OF
land, with improvements. in Highland county, Va.
adjoining S. Marshall, valued at 5000 also acre Of
land adjoining above, valued at $4 tract of
land containing $50 acres. lying on shaw's Fork.
Highland county. Va, valued at $40, and tract OF
land adjoining the abov,' $50 acres valued AZ 500
ruptcy of said STEPHEN j. Reynolds free Of liens and
eucumbranees and after satfyipg Hens sgd a1y sur
among the general creditors who iave proved their
debts. G. DOyGLAS GRAY.
decl7-2t Register in BanhFx ptcy.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
| L States, for the W.storn District OF V.rginia--

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States, for the W.st1rn District OF V.rsinia-
In the matter Of Joseph T. Mitchell. bankrupt.
At IIarrsollcrs. il, said district, the l5iA day
OF Dec ",rilnr. A. D. 1874.
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of Joseph T. Mitchell. Bankrupt. APP
- b'Gore g. Douglas Gray, Ragistcr IN Bankrupt
CT January 4. D. lti5 at 10 o'clocka. A., and show
cause, any they have why tine real estate Of Jo-
OF land lying on the old Buffalo Gap Road, Near
Hebron Church, in Augusta county. Va, estimated
at 50 6N cn lot of29a acres OF land lying in Bever
ly Township. Augusta county, Va. valued at 1851
one lot OF Y acres in same Township valued at $3.50;
ship, valued at $50, aud OF 30 acres in same
Township, valued at $40 should not he sold by John
Paul, assignee in bankruptcy OF said Joseph T.
Mitchell, free OF liens aud encumherances, that at
ter satisfying the liens the1eo the surplus il any
Of the proceeds Of the sale be distributed among the
general creditors who have proyed their debts.
a. DOUGLAS GRAY.
dec17-at Register in Bankruptcy
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TN THE D1sFRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES, for the Western District of Virginia.
In the matter of Joseph r. Campbell, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg in said district, the 18th day
of Decent er A. d. 1874.
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors OF Joseph r. Campbell, appear before
G. Douglas Gray Register in Bankruptcy, at his Of
flee in Harrisonburg, Va on the Goth day OF Janua-
eg Of land in the s county Of
Rockbridge adjoining the lands of w. A. Donald
and others, the estimated value OF which is $1,000
should not be sold by Harvey Risk, assignee in
Bankruptcy of said eseph R. Campbell free OF liens,
and the liens transferred to the fund in Court,
and after satisfying the liens thereon. the Surplus
il any, of the proceeds of such sale be distributed
among the general creditors who have proved their
dents. c. DOUGLAS GRAY.
decl7-2t Register in Bankruptcy
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED :.
i States for the Western District OF Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Matter Of Harrison shifet, Bankrupt.
At Harrsonbnrs. In said District. the 18th day Of
December A. D 1871 =
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that al |
the creditors of Harrison Shet, bar 1rupt appear o.
fore Dou!aS Gray, Regi rar in Bankruptcy at his II
fee in II urisonburg Va the 2nth day ,of January
A. D. IS .t 10 O'clock NJ ard show cause, if any
they have why the real estate of sd upt on-is
ing Of ono tract of mountain land containing AZ A.res
lying in Augusta county, Va aoining t:.e lands OF
Golfer George seariyht and others.vaue at STA. And
u interest in tract of 90 acres of mountain land III
Augusta county Va, aij"inue Georg- and John SEQ!
right said interest valued at sioo should MOI lie sold
br John Paul assignee in bankruptcy of said Harrison
shhet, free of liens the lien. transferred to tho
fund in Court and after satisfying the liens the
surplus any of the proceeds of the sale said lands
be distributed among the general creditors ofsaid bank!
rpt - {. DOIhSLAS GRAY, Register in Bkt.
decl7 2l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-17

CONFEDERATE DEAD.-A num5sr of con
federate soldiers We're killed i'll 1864 in the at
tack OF Gen. Early upon Fort Stevens, near
Washington city. They w:re buried on a
aarm i'll the vicinity of the Fort. On Tuesday
If last week their remains were gathered up
aaa rem oved to the graveyard, near Silver
ssprings where Rev J.. B. Eyeritt is pastor Of
Graca Church, Episcopal. 0nly one of the
dead was recognized, -James B. Bland, eft
.Highlx ID county, Va. wiio was member of
the ead Virginia R ,gimeat, Gen. Imbolen's.
comm and
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Of unbelsf !. ps.lthes II That is hsiag taught
In different ways in or country. SPolitics,
Republican, Democratic-or uillar whatever
classification party may essay to represent a
creed, must all b. a nlar>' mockery, it the BIZ
ha is ia. b, dsrc. yarlel anl its lessons brought
to rlcale by nominal christians: inside Of out
side OF the church.
We have presented these thoughts, too, for
the further reason that everywhere there are
objects Of charity, at this particular season,
when the fierce winter winds pierce eve:;
creyice, all | assail every form, whether clad ia
rags or eAvelooed in robes, W. all, whether
| members Of any of the christian churches OF
not have til, opportunity to exanplify. the
doctrines OF the Bible, anl to hush a sigh. dry
uo a tear, AMI send glaln.ss to some despond-
! ing heart. 1.-The poor We have always with
you," and in giving unto them, it is simply Civ
| ing unto Him whn:s purple life-blooa streamed
do xn the Gross, and purchased. our Redemp=
| ton.
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N.-K. TROUT,
dec 16-tds Comrs

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" STANTON, VA, Dee. 18th, 1874
To William Howell, Plaintiff. and M. G. Hartman,
N. K Trout, and John H McCue, surviving Trus-
tees of Joseph N, Woodward Defendants, and to all
persons interested In this suit.
Take Notice, that in pursuance OF decree OF the
Circuit Court for Augusta county. rendered June
9th, 1874, in the cause of Howell VS.. Hartman, and
ais. depending therein in Chancery shall on
FRIDAY the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1875,
at my office in staunon proceed to take. state and
settle;
LIST. An account OF the Trust Fund involved in
this snt.
End An account of the debts secured in said
Trust Deed executed December 27th, 1855, by Jos.
N. Woodward and wife, to said Trustees.
3rd. An account Of the distribution between t.e
said creditors according de'their respective rights.
4th. Any other matter deemed pertinent by my
self required by any party in interest ito Be sta
ted.
Al which time and place You are required ito at
tend and all creditors claiming under said Trust
Deed required then and there to appear and
prove their claims or be hereafter forever preclud
ed from asserting them
Given under my hand as commissioner in chance
ry OF the circuit court tor Augusta county, this De-
cember 18th, 1874,
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
dec 17-4t Z ! Com'r
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NARROW GAUGE.-Col. Be1st, President Of
shs Marrow Guage Railroad, known as the
Washington. Cincinnati & St. Leais Railroad,
is in Washington, vigiIanty watching the in
ttercsts OF the enterprise. Gen. Hulburt, one
ef the CON nittce on railroads anil canals, as
chairman OF a special sub com'nitteeto consd-
or the sEldect- was Authorized to report favor
ably list Monday in behalf Of government aid
ito the iliprovcrn mt. The aid ASKED Is 4he en-.
dorsen1ent CT tn: k,nd,; af the cempa.ls.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States, for the Western District OF vrginia.-In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Robert L. Hutcherson, bankrupt.
At Harrsonomrg. in said district. the 10Th day Of
December, A. u. 1874.
creditors Of Robert l.. iutcherson bankrupt appe or be
fore c. Douglas Gray. Register in bankruptcy hi. Of
fee in Harrsonhnrg Va the 20th day of ;anuarv
d. 1875 at ~ o'clock A. NJ and show cause if any: hey
haf ny the real estate OF said bankrupt conssig
one ilif of two hundred and ten OF land belonging
to his life, which he has other interest than by
courtesy should not be sold by John e. Roller assxee
in bankruptcy of said Rol er T.. H~t"herson free OF
II IN and thu eins ansere the md in Court, and
afei All tying lens ther,-. tiI -rpils any Of
the DIS of such sale be di huted among the gen
eraa creators who have proved their debts. 4
&C. DOUGLAS GRAY, ,
deel7-2t Register in Bankruptcy
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chesapeake and Ohio RaiIroad.-On and after
" Sunday, Dec 18th, 1874, Passenger Trains will
run as follows
IRON STANTON.
le15 A. M, MAIL TRAINz-For Charlottesville Cor
dqhsville, Richmond, pa all intermediate Stations
daily, Except Sunday arvng at Richmond at Is m
This train connects for Lynchburg
Bristol Knoxville, Chattanooga and the South, and
at Gordopsvile for A. .andric Washington and the
North.
.1k25 P. NJ, EXPREss-For Charlottesville Gordons-
vile and Richmond daily Except Sunday arriving
at Richmond 5:25 a. This train connects at Char
louisville for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta
nooga and the South; at Gordonsville for Alexandria,
Washington and the North, and at Richmond for
Petersburg, Norfolk Weldon. Wilmington, Charles
ton, Savannah, Danvie, Greensboro, Charlotte, and
all points Southeast.
3:l5 A. M, CINCINNATI EMPRESS. For Goshen Mill
boro, Covington and all Stations West of Covngton
daily Except Sunday arriving at Huntington 5:25 p
This train connects at Huntington with the Com
panys Steamers, ,Bottona and Fleetwood, arriving
at Cincinnati 600 a. in time to connect with the
Morning TraiAs, all the different lines running
out of CINCINNATI.
3;4s P. NJ, MAIL TRAIN.-For Covngton and all inter
mediate Stations daily Except sunday arriving at
tCQyington 1870 p m.
For rates, Tickets and information, apply to j.
Nv. HOPKINS, Agent Stanton, Va.
c. w. MACFARLANE,
w. c. WIcKHAM, Asst Gep. Taeffet Agent.
vP dec II
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T N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i ted States for the Western District of Va.


In the matter OF r. C.. Logan, Bankrupt
At Harrsonbarg, in said district, OH the
18th day Of December, A. D., 1874.
Take Notice-An order has been issued that
all the creditors Of R. c. Logan, bankrupt ap-
pear before G. Douglas Gray, Register in bank
ruptcy, at his office i'll Harrisonburg, Va, on
the goth day of January, a. d., 1875, ut 10
O'Clock, a. M, and show. cause, if cry they
have, why the real estate belonging to said
Bankrupt consisting of 8 acres, 2 roo,ls, 16
poles, of land adjoining the Village OF Fishers
vile, in Augusta county, Va, valued at 1925;
u acres, more or less, adjoining above de-
scrIbed lot, valued at $3.50, and acres, 2 roods
Boze and others, lying Oh 81 the q. & o. r. r.,
valued ct s4pg shpiAd not be sold By Jahia
Paul, assignee in Bankruptcy of said Robert
G. Logan, free OF liens and encumb,.aDces, ana
that after satisfying the judgment Hens and
the ..sndor's liens, the surplus, 4 any, OF the
proceeds OF the sale may be distributed among
the general creditors who haye prove d theiIr
debts. G. DOUGLAS GRAY.
deel7-at Register il Bankruptcy.
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TEXAS is u,stiil Il to b, :; grel. State Itr II
recent conversation with a member OF Con-
gress from Texas, he remarked that the Ii KIT
.csnsss waIh give that State fifteen members
-sst G',a r. so, ana. paealatioa over two lnil-
lions il is e,. lte tlet tn. tis sg.ae wealth
e: is TIA. ny ,ltl ct CT oy.r FED Sc, pAaH9@ to
tke rsil:lr of ti,-' cotton crop With tIie COM
pl'.ti,t. q th-' 81 ,tli.rl PaciG: Railroad the
pppI!tties s.n1 wealta of tae State will be a,1a-
III :iiteiii:o an almost fabwler.s degree
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IN THE DISTRICT CURT OF THE UNI
tod StateS Tor the MGStcril li:tr;l.t Of Na =.

4 IHE RlSERlCI OuItI w AHE UNI
i ted States Tor the Western District OF Va.
in the matter of Erasmus L. Houtf, bank'pt.
At Harri>onburg, in said district, OH the
1871, day of December, A. D., 1875.
Take notice-An order has been issued that
al the creditors of Erasmus l.. l1ouif, bank
rupt, appear before &. Douglas Gray, Register
in Bankruptcy, at his office in Harrsonburg,
Va. on the Goth day of January, a. d., 1875,
1T 10 O'Clock q. M. and show cause why the
real estate of said bankrupt. Consisting OF
tract OF land OF 1872 acres,) situated near Mt.
Sidney. Augusta eoanty, Va, adjoining the
lands of Henry Wellbarger and Jacob Harsh
barger, valued at last assessment at $25 per
acre, one tract Of IA acres, aejoiang the Home
tract, assessed at *25 per aere, and 80 acres Of
land adjoining home traet, should pot be sold
by J. E. Guy, Assignee in Bankruptcy of saia
Erasmus L. Hoa!f free Of liens and encam.-
branecss, and the liens thereon transferred to
the fund in Court, and after satisfying the
same from the proceeds of such sale. the sur
plus, if any, may be distributed among tho
general creditors who have proved their debts
/. c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
Gee l7-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
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= HperiOr L:kaf<t fUF Sale.


Ia rurssapcc ss& decree of the circuit court OF
Augusta, rendered i'll tho; u Cochran agains
Lorenzo Sibert and Others, we will, on
SATURDAY. the 10th day Of JANUARY.
naxi, in fro ntof the CourHousa in Staunton Offer
at public sale. to the highest bidder that very ex
cecnt tract OF land known as the oil Edison farm.
on the Statnti,n aid Park srsburg Turnpike about
four miles from Staunton. The fist tract on which
IS situated the r. ~ !, a%
Brick Mansion House.
and other improvements, contains 81 acres. roods
and poles. and its character for fertility is we'll
known as to require no further description.
The second is WOOD LAND, about half a mile
from the Turnpike, containing
Is GREG and 80 Poles,
with right of way to and from t,as now used,
TERMS On -fourth of the purchase money in
hand on day OF sale. and theresiduc to be paid in
equal payments iat sl2 y and q months; bearing
interest from the day OF SALE TO be secured by hos
with approved personal security and the title to
be retained as ultimate security
Sale at u o'clock NJ.
G. NJ. COCHRAN. Jr.,
*. TROUT,
dec l6-tds Comrs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-17

vIeaE TEACHERS OF the Public Schools al ~
County, VIII be credited With two (2) days M n
iday at Christmas, uspal. Their Reports for The
present month shdnld tKhrefort be made ont at thS
end CT 1s'days. " i" ROBT $. HAMILTON 'iD
dec l7-1t-s copy '-' yupt.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-17

Canned Corn, Tomatoes and Peaches, Law
er Rasins, Currants, and Citron, Fishers and
Atmore's Mince Meat, Spices Of all kinds, lem
ons, Candies and Nuts, and all other arseles
kept in frst-class Grocery.
Just received, a lot Of cheap China Toys,
and also Fire Crackers.
All goods delivered free in the city.
Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry
dec 17-3t--c pc