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ION M0RM.

We have lhe aeiiiiies a.a she work
mes 10 do ~ seod verb, ana ~ ~
low ra,ea, ~ ean 100 doHe asp "hs'''
aad va mean 80 as a. Hs'Hs ,e"
Fias Sob warL 10 rHK DAILY "h''
ALB OPFIOR, oesnpr 81 mHiH $40"
Lamar streets.
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NnTIlE.

Hob work ~ invariably paya-
BILE on delivery, ana all irai'-
silent advertisements az ihe
lime they are handed Ia. Legal
advertisements must also De-
paid Ia advance. These rules
will be strictly observed,
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GREAT STATE BARBECUE,
Work OF The Committee OF Ar
arrangements The Plan
IN Full,

qhe fllpWing genilemen have been se'
leeiad ~ lhe COMMITTEES ~ arrangements W
compose lLe dinprenl ppmmillfes llf me
Great Democratic barbecue, W be glYel ~
this place 0n the sDlh Instant, " when NC
ala democratic candidates for epnsfess' 40
gell 90 lipyernOT Coke, viii DO preseill ald
address tie penplei
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Large and fresh stocks of everything
good to cat, drink, chen and smoke
at very low prices. Come and buyof
J. Il. DOWNS y CO.,
206dlw No. COG, Main street.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Ofclaims at Aus
tin. Once at CASTOR d Thomas
bank, north side of the public
square.
Q-dtf
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Notice.

All members OF the Britanic Society are
hereby requested TO meet at the hall Of the
Knights OF Pythias, Monday evening, Octo.
Der 18th. "Business of Importance.
s.H. POTTER, Vice President.
]. II. RYAN, Secretary. 2O7dd9t
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COMPOSITION Roofing.

w. o. Diboll wishes 1t understood that he
is still putting on the best article OF compo-
sition at So 90 per square. He has ON about
5000 worth over one year, AND ALL PER-
Feet, lS5dlm
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No seeennis agsiast employees ~ inc
Herald once viii he allowed la settle
menss with the once uniess an order
from tbe Proprietor IN given,
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Tinneps' Si0cI.s and Metals.

lOxii, charcoai, $4,000 TX, i2xl2, charcoal,
S2l 90; 10, charcol, lix2O, W; X, charcoal,
liX2O, $40 NJ; 10, llx2O, roofing, go %; 10, 3Ox
2,rs32 %; block Tin " ID ibc; sheet zine y 4
Zoe; Pig lead " ID lOc; Copper bottoms " III
100, sheet iron 20x9 " n l31Sc; Solder extra
refined W 10 8li, Galvanized Iron IN full bum
dies u n nc: American Russia W ID zoe.
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Mean temperature Of The oiiy Of Dallas,
yesterday, khpi by John ~ iinheflh, lIusHihl
FahrenheilA nf6t'claha thermometer
IOnlOrh ~
~ o'clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 81
bo'oloeh y
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FOR RENT, LEASE AND SALE.

l will sell twelve or flftoon hundred acres
OF valuable land In Dallas, Ellis and Tarrant
eouniios. Also . number Of desirable resi-
dence lots In the city of Dallas. And will
lease two thousand or twenty-five hundred
acres Of good land in Dallas county. APP
ply to DIR. II. II. JoAES,
200d3m Dallas,
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BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

Why send to tho northern cities for your
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lawyers Hrien

Printed IN pamphlet lprn, WIN nealnssA
and dispatch, ~ tho HERALD OFFICE
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Demand fair, but offerings moderate,
Eales, 1000 bales, Low mldlllng ana
higher grades a shade easier Or
binary 10 strict good ordinary li.G
low middling ~ strict low mlldllng
lilo@lllGi middllng 70 strict mldlllng
lllei good mlddling 20 middllng TAN
llim lb,G Receipts, 1867 balesi eNr
ports coast i,0D6 halesi Great hrllllnl
l,bOi bales stock, ai,slli unsold last
evening, $4,000 bales,
NEW NORK, October lO-Colt0n quiet
Salea aDl bales, pplands, lblei Or
leans, lhse,
Futures opened as follows Oetober
lb(Glb l,l6e November lblG9ii b-i2ei
December, lhll-a2Glb l5'b2ci January
lhal1lb li'l6e'
GALVESTON, October l0,--Cptl0n,
weak aud irregular, Good Ordinary
1916 low middllng, lieli mlddllnKi
llle, Sales, $40 bales receipts, ibo
bales stock, n 1915 bales,
LIVERPOOl, October lO,-COltOn quiet,
uplands, sad Orleans, SD. SALES "
900 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation and export, Sales on the
basis Of mlddling and uplands, not be-
low good ordinary shipped October
and November, "a mlddllng ana
uplands, not below low mlddlng,
shipped IN September and October,
I'D,
Hides,
GALVESTON, oct l0,-liides firm At a
fractional advance, Dry flint, selected,
l0oi wet snlted, selected, blci butchers
green, So dry sailed, selected 0lci dam,
aged half price badly damaged ana
glue stock, one quarter price
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"Neurii,"
instantaneous cure lpr neuralgia
A. q, HOhKlhh,
gdly Agent f0r Dallas,
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NorICE 10 AByEnTIsEns,

ueyseiiar all bills for adyeFil easements
Ia this paper viii he collected m"nnis'
unIesH otherwise specified la contracts
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IL you want the finest and
cheapest books eyer brought to
Dallas. go TO Franklin ~ Co.'s,
5Oa Main street, where IL the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock Of books, sta
tionery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, etc,
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling on IN Ost ac-
eOplniOdating terms.
Why send to tho northern cities for your
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING
when the same character of work can DO
done at home and Mt
Saint Louis Prices p
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Pyu,,s, Eu,- apd con,ccionsriea.

renches, IN, ~ dozen, W 7jm-;tolrs, IN, v
dozen, " OO, Plums, green gnRos, 2-b W dozen,
" 10; Strawberries, 2.b, W dozen. W 70; Rlsp-
berries, 2.lb Ndozon, VI OOi DaokDerrios, 2'lh,
" dozen, " 75i Tomatoes, 2-b, " doson,& bO,
dogoh, " 6JOya gJj SuccotNsh, 2-lb, W dozen,
" SOL LobstCm In, v dozen, % W; Oysters,
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Any honorable position salesman pre-
feHed, Jk' JkWhi4l'
lNdf
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DALLAS COMMANDEllY No, q, knlghli
TomplaT, Wlll meet ~ tho Asylum ~ Mo elly
OF Dallas, nn the hrRl Thursday aiter the laHl
Saturday IA each mOnlh,.. .,..,..,., a, -
Gp, q, liowER, Recorder,
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HKenange,
TnR GENERAL MAREET.
nrsad.lu,la nadi araln.

"A
hfsaaH'""s Anhl ","'"' -
XXX " 6Osb VI XXX 800 ODi Xxx VI 700
4 40, a,ou. om
Oats y bnSlel Da65o,
Wi.sM po, pn.il"', " "oa,a,
MN ,pn ~, p' ,,@, M i,s Al MA Ia
nn,h na."i H., ~ IA NJ w. wy '''
i,.s's' vthit', ,,ays N in1 M M 6ao,J M
"'''' uroc.y,s a..
Baoonj Clear aldea l1sWel breakfast lsci
cured, i7j1c,
Molaaees On banelH per gollonl galT ZOO
iflpn aI@lNa
Hlulr lln barrels DOR pound Fair NO,
Primo illlo ChOlFn va, Yellow clarified i2Nol
White oleliged lsl4eWoydereg lioicJessh ~
q hall barrels ", No, 1, kla ~ 70, No, 2, Rita
"a b.
Tobaooo, por N, 6OV7Se.
.otr.e ana Ton.
ma, ,,.,,,,,o,, o.,, pai, aoo, ol,lo, pi,,e
"a, Oholee' va, q, Ii, Java, 8lc, Tea, Dor 10, 10
MhI VI,
w"
fPuifa, Nuts npd eOntcctiOnaries,
Dried apples pn l,oilomonp,y bo1 ssjoranscs
ayers 1 I bos psSJ x 20, Y, prlga aaTIsals,,
nhlul, " W NluWl hoi lllkmn puma \ nuM
10y n5noi,sl soit "n1,, w mG i' MIA
@SSsSdi T PcSau T" y h We Gan6crrcs' y
nnfIsi ~, ,Dconnu.a, NV" I,owi| ~ bnsh"
fancy candy " ID soyoooi reohhh puSho'
I" ~ Canned ooods.
,,oo,o, I'm ndoycn' sl 7,m--,,.,nrs. I'm. "a
O. sS hfrawparros, 9.ib, v dcssn. " 70; Rasp.
berries, 2'lb, Ndozcn, W Wi Dlaekoerrles, IN,
" dozen, VI 70; Tomatoes, 2-h, " dozen, W %.
OH IA HnuA N-lh AL
aoyeh,, " t9sa ~ sneootosh, I'm, v dozen'
" oO iopsWIti l.pi " Vnsehl w WI oSs'olS'
lib, hdosep'N ~.
rinneps' Si0chs and Metals.
TIN ~ lOSli ch1ggIISoal ,poiE. box slS 90 TX
l0xll, charcoal, sisMi TX, Ryi2, charcoal
W. V ~ ohGreoi l5xzV, sit wv Az as'o epmIoon,
5iT ,2 W. OSi ~ iiSSV' roqnng M9 O1i ~ sOS
IsS; Pls g% Sl0SH ) ii lgS S s SSisS%s l.
5Ocl sheet iron 20xY n M l2%c; Solder extra
refined W % 1885, qnlyanlzod iron IA iull buh-
dies " ID sOc; American Russia WD0Oc'
,.,,,.. No.r,n,no ma. A nonno s,<,, o,ooces.
rr,mls' Morrano we, ahoohm AZ n.svl niou"us,
Haias loo, P,plss md Purpies i0c; Cayudutta
Solids Dc; Montvllle Pinks and Puppies Sc;
Columbian7c; Genairc 71Sc; Hope $40,
Bleached skeotlng and Shlrtings: Fruit OF
tho Loom l63Sci Dwight star lgc; Chapman
Long Clotn isEac; ~ Soc M Mills biS'Soi hoo'
Lawns and Percales From 1915 TO zoe.
CambricE SlG@l212c.
Clark's .. MT. Spool Cotton, zoe.
Brown sheetlng and shifting: Houston
City Millai-4 l21Sc; Satanta A l2c Miller River
llno, Lpplele y lie; Boot 4 Il l21ac Mas.
sgehuSetle " nc, See}nillqi slllN IHoi beuiorn
o.. sm,nire "a 7se '|S''
Navy Rrown drills and Duck. 9ranite-
vile brgown i,rius i'd. penperilI brown drills
,hc. I pivwnnth RnoE iie. Rnyens Duet 95iIc
Snnerior i,noit 2io, lInwnrd puck 30: SAVAGE
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ElPaso Mail Company's
FINE FOUR.HGRSE COACHES

Ieaye Dallas, daily Mt 9.l5 A. NJ, via Eagle
Bord and Johnson's station, for Fort Worth,
thence on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days for Weatherford and Jacksboro.
a., ninSe.E1, ~ commerce street, opposite
The court house. c. X. REAVES, Agent.
October ], 1874 21ld3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~1-rsrurss--fss~r-'ss=s
BOarders Wanted.

Good board ana lodging can be obtained,
by the day, week or month, ~ the pleasant
two story residence, No, lilS Commerce
street, between Chestnut and Harwood. The
ford. Meals served promptly, 10 suit bnsi'
ness men. .05dlm
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~, Royal Arch
city Of Dallas, on the inst Monday IN each
WIN, O, YOUNG, NJ. u, IL. y.
HEkuY BOLI, Secretary,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OEFIOR 90 rHE DALLAH liFRALp,l
OniOber 10, WA,
lCOrreeted daily NY the finl National Bank
Buyinh SELLING
Hvln uii'f'f'Hffiiii''ffffffHHlWiB Wiif
hllfrf iffffnHfffuuuffsffffflbitb WV
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HENnY llOLi,, AecfelAry

TANNEHlLL LODGE, No, 81, n, a A, NJ,
meets ON tho second and last Saturday eyen-
inga Of each month, ~ The MapDle HALL,
JOHN j, GOOD, W, NJ,
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DALLAS LODGE, No Az ", q A. NJ,
meets on the nrst Saturday. nYcnlngQl oyory
month, NJ iis hall oyer WhenlA Store on
Main street, W, T. NOuNdt W. NJ,
A, W, NOwLIN, Secretary.
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Patrons OF IIusbandry.

BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons OF lIusbandry, meets vt Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdgys OF each month.
?, w. FRANK, Master.
ID. X. BECKER, HeoTctary,
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RIDGELEY ENCAMPAENT No, p. l.. D.
q. ~, meets on the first and third Friday
nights In Zach month, az the ODD Fell0,ws.
| Hall. III, u, BOllNf, q, l.,
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe.
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knights OF I'ythias.

CoEuR DE LEON LODGE, No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening u. Is. Se0y, Past
Chancellor; u, Ward, Chancellor Dommnn-
der; 4. NJ. Miers, Vice ChaunelloT II. u.
Prelute; A. y. Jett Masterof Exchequbt, j, 4,
Downs Iynster OF Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals; Cross, NJ, at a,
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. a. H.,
meets every Saturday night NJ the Thomas
Chapel church, ...,......,
j. W. RECORD W. SECRETARY.
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SOCIETIES,



MasOnle,
DALLAS COMMANpEItY No, q, Knighls
TomplaT, van meet ~ lhu Asylum ~ NO Guy
OF DALLAS, ga the frRl Thursday hilef tue last
'''''''' >" WV" pIXSR AUSTIN, u. o.
Ep, q, IiowER, Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER No, ~, Royal Arch
MARnnR, meets ~ the Chapter Rooms IN the
city Of DallRn, ON the INST Monday ~ each
"''" WING. YOUNG, NJ. u. HIP.
Henry Bolt, Secretary
TANNEHll.L Lodge, No, 81, n, a A. NJ,
meets ON the second aud last Saturday even
ingH Of eaeh month"; nbipS YYaaaain},n YIN
HENIY HoLi., Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, No Az u, a A. NJ,
meets on tho llHt Saturday, gvonlngQl every
month, at Us hall Oyer cWhnsiHihNsn S'9TeS on
Wv, NowLN, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
RIDaELEY ENCAMPMENT No, %, l.. D.
q, ~, meets on the first and third Friday
pl I1 In each month"; a. tn no IN ytelIyS
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, ], o. .. r., meots
on every "Wednesday night NJ the Odd Fol
lows Hall, jus. ", DAVIS, N, u,
4, T.. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No, = l. y, q, w meets
every Monday night Of odd Fellows' hill
II. II MCCONNELL, NC.
n. H.. LYGE. Secretary
GOOd rcaI,iRtg.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. a. H.,
meets every Saturday night NJ the Thomas
'''''''' '''' sion X. RECORD. W. G. Il.
j. W. RECORD W. SECRETARY.
Patrons OF IIusbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons OF liusbandry, meets NJ Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat-
urdgys OF each month.
2, V, FRANK, Master
j. Il. BECKER, secrctarY,
knights Of Fythias.
CoEuD DE LEON LODGE, No. 8, meet
every Tuesday evening, u. Is. Scay, Past
Chancellor; Is. Ward, Chancellor Dommln-
der; Il. NJ. Miers, Vice ChaunelloT II, y.
Prelate; A. y. Jett Masterof EXchequbI j, y,
Downs Nnster OF Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
or of Records and Seals; Cross. NJ. at a,
Eritnnic Society.
The Britaui0 society meets every alteEnate
Monday evening, In Knights OF Pythlas
hall. j. Il. MUNDEE, President.
j, III. RYAN, Secretary.
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DALLAS LODGE No. a, ]. o. 0. f.. meets
on every Wednesday night, NJ the Odd Fol-
lows Hall. jus. ", DAVIS, N, q,
4, T.. WOLF Secretary
iRINi'TY i.ODGE No. - l. 90, ", meets
every Monday night NJ odd Fcllows hall,
n, II MCCONNELL, N, a,
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. The fl
nal exercises at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Institute, begin the evening Of Wednes-
day, June 9th, with an exhibition, and
end Thursday, 18th, with the distribution
Of prizes.
The final exercises at the Staunton Fe-
male Seminary take place at the Luthe-
ran church on Tuesday night next, the an
nuai address being delivered by Rev. F.
W. Conrad, d. D., of Philadelphia, the
services being opened with prayer by Rev.
Prof. S. A. Repass, of Salem. Rev. J. I.
Miller, President of the Seminary, will
preach the annual sermon on Sunday night
next at the Lutheran church.
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IRON COMPANY CHARTERED. Judge
Mclaughlin has granted charter to the
Elizabeth Iron Company" for the pur-
pose of mining ore and manufacturing
iron, steel and other metals. The office of
the company is to be at Elizabeth Fur
mace, and the officers are Michael G. Har-
man, of Staunton, President, and Hugh
W. Sheffey, of Stanton, Samuel Fo1rer,
of Messy Creek, Andrew B. lick, of Har-
risonburg, Chas. P. Hartman, of Washing
ton city, and R. B. Dunlap and Henry
Forrer, of Elizabeth Furnace, Directors.
The capital stock is to be not less than
100000, nor more than 81 900, 700, and the
land owned is not to be more than $4,000
acres, to be held in Augusta, Allegheny
and Bath.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
As Administrator, With the the will annexed,
shall proceed to sell at Public Auction, at the
depot at Fishersville, at l o'clock on SATU R.
DAY, the 10th day of June, 1874, the
"GAY FARM"
belonging to the estate of the late Col. Frank
lii McCue, lying in Augusta County. about six
miles east of Stanton. This is very desirable
property, either for the farmer or the specula-
tive purchaser. 1t contains about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
of the best Long Meadow land; some seventy
acres being finely timbered, and all watered by
never failing springs, and lies upon the Staun-
ton and James River Turnpike, within few
hundred yards of the Fishersvlle depot.
TERMS: Liberal and will be made known on
the day of sale.
MARSHALL HANGER,
Administrator, with the Will Annexed,
my 29-4t of Franklin Me0ue.
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CoLoRED CELEBRATION OF FEDERAL
MEMORIAL DAY.-Saturday being Fede-
raj memorial day, the .colored Memorial
Association here observed it by process
sion to the National Cemetery. In the
afternoon the procession was formed UNI
der the marshalship Of Taylor Jeffersons
chief marshal, and Oscar johnson, Thos.
Gaskins, Geo. Jefferson, Junius Crossin,
John Henderson, Jonathan Dexter, and
VIM. Doubt, assistant marshals. It in
cluded the Snday-school children of the
colored M. e. Church, the colored Baptist
church and the Bethel A. M. E. church, all
neatly dressed and bearing flowers to dec
crate the graves. AT the cemetery address
es were made by James Carter, president of
the memorial association, VIM. Lewis,
treasurer, and Taylor Jefferson The sup
ply of flowers WAS liberal, and the deco
ration general.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE LAND.
BY virtue of the decree rendered in the chan
Gerry cause of Carr and wife, &C., as. Brooks
Administrator, &C., by the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, the undersigned Commission
will proceed, on the premises, to sell at pub
lie auction, at II o'clock, A. M,
SATURDAY BOTH DAY OF MAY, 1874,
SO much of that valuable tract of land contain
ing two hundred and twenty-four acres Qess
the quantity heretofore conveyed to the widow
of which James NJ. Brooks died sliced and pos
sessed, located near Waynesboro, adjoining the
lands of Samuel H. Steele, the George Shlrey
land and others.
TERMS.-As much cash as will pay the cost
of snit and SALE the balance on a credit of one,
two and three years, the purchaser to give bond
with approved personal security bearing inter
est from day of sale and the title to be retained
as ultimate security.
GEO. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
MARSHALL HANGER,
Commissioners.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
STAUNToN, June 4th. 1874.

STAUNTON, June 4th. 1874.
At meeting of the teachers and pupils of the Au-
gusta Female Seminary the following resolut ions
were adopted =
RESOLVED, that we have heard 18th great sorrow
OF the death of Miss ANNA BARRINGER, lately a pu-
p OF this Institution, at the home of her father in
Charlotte, n G. She greatly endeared herself to her
duct and lovely Christian character during her asso
citation with us,
RESOLVED, that While we mourn for her early
death and sympathze with zher parents n tn loss
which they have sustained, we rejoice in the album
Giant testimony which she gave of true piety and
1t -.
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FAIR OF THE CATHOLIC LADIES'
fair held by the ladies of st. Francis
church, closed on Wednesday night, hay
ing been well managed and well attended.
During its progress Mrs. Kate Kinney, one
of the lady managers, had the good for
tune to draw a very handsome gold-head-
ed cane, which she presented to His Hon
OIL Mayor Trout, i'll behalf of the ladies of
the congregation Captain William G..
Sterrett, drew very handsome picture of
a mother and child. The fair Melted
over $500.
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Public Sales.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.


A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
/ will sell at Public Auction, at the residence
of Benjamin NJ Lines, deceased, on THURS
DAY, JUNE 18th, 1874, all the personal pro-
perty belonging to the estate, consisting in part
of the following articles:
TWO HORSES, TWO COWS,
TWELVE HEAD OF HOGS,
THREE WAGONS, ONE BUGGY
and HARNESS, FARMING UTEN-
SILS HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE, and variety of other articles not emu
merated.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the estate are hereby requested to come forward
at once and settle their respective dues, and
those having claims against the estate will have
them duly authenticated and present them to
the undersigned for payment.
TERMS "A credit of six mon this will be given
on all sums Of ten dollars and upwards-the
purchaser executing bonds with good security
under that amount the cash will be required.
GEO. A. BRUCE,
lie 5-tds Administrator.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN WAYNEs-
BoRo.-The following is the official vote
for councilmen in Waynesboro last week
those marked with an asterisk being elect
ed: H. H. Shackleford, SIX; G.. A. Bruce,
49,; DR.. J. st. P. Gibson, 3S*; Thos. FL.
Antrim, BY; G. W. Greiner, Boz; VIM. M.
Caldwell, 29*; Sam'l H. Hunt, 22*; P. Kill
liam, 10; DR.. J. s. Myers, 10; E G. Fish
burne, II; A. G. Fry, 20; J. Y. Smith, II;
J. A. Patterson, 5, and scattering The
Mayor and town officers are to be chosen
by the council.
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Private Sales.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-As sur
" viving Executor of John Churchman,
decd, ] offer at private sale, a fine FARM,
about four and half miles from Staunton,
on the Cross Keys Road, containing 1873
Acres adjoining Cochran, Gilkeson, Paris,
and others. Mill Creek runs through it and
affords sufficient power for machinery has
on it about fifteen acres of meadow, severa
fine Springs, Dwelling House, Barn and other
houses, and about thirty acres of timber, and
is admirably adapted for fruit, grape and
market garden.
| will show the premises to any one desiring
to purchase.
TERMS LIBERAL
JOHN S. CHURCHMAN,
fepl4-tf Executor.
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HORRIBLE AccIDENT.-On Tuesday
morning last, as the extra through freight
train West, on the Chesapeake Il Ohio
Railroad, was passing Siberton, Mason
Wren, aged IA years. son of George d.
Wren, of Buffalo Gap, attempted to leap
aboard and falling under the train fifteen
cars passed over him, crushing and tearing
his body to pieces. He was killed in sight
of his fathers house. His brother was q
fireman on the train.
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DIED.

OGDEN,-At the residence Of her son-in-
law, Mr.. W. G.. Matthews, on North
river, in Rockbridge county, on Monday
morning last, Mrs. Ogden, in the Oath
year of her age.
BROWN-SEQUARD.-O Saturday, May
23d, in New York, Maria R., wife of
DR.. 9. E. Brown-Sequard, and eldest
daughter of the late George Carlisle, of
Cincinnati
LlNDSAY.-At his residence, near Me
chum s river May 21st, 1874, Colonel H.
Lindsay.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
y
In obedience to a decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, rendered at the March Term
1874, in the Chancery cause of Phillips, &C., vs.
Burne, &C., the undersigned, Commissioner
will proceed on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1874,
to sell at public auction, in front of the Court
house, at IL o'clock, M, tract of land con-
tanning
1888 ACRES,
situated in the county of Augusta, on the waters
of Middle River, and adjoining the lands OIL
Samuel H. Harnsberger, N. E. Lyman, Moor
mans heirs and others, and known as the
s'WELLER LAND" Said tract of land con.
tains some valuable river bottom. The farm
has on it the usual improvements.
TERMS:-On fourth of the purchase money
in cash on the day of sale, and the residue in
one, two and three annual payments, bearing
interest from date, he purchaser to give bonds
with good personal security for the deferred
payments, and the legal title to the land retain
ed as ultimate security.
EDWARD ECHOLS,
Commissioner.
E. NJ. CUSHING, Auctioneer.
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