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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16
DALLAS, TExAs. Sent NJ 1s7a

DALLAS, TEXAS, Sept, 10, 1874.
To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald. 81
In the Commercial of the 18th inst,
a certain Mr.. John Smith, alias Thos,
Simpson, underline head Of "Sligbtly
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THE dispatch that flashed over the
wires from New Orleans on Monday,
that the conflict had begun, that the
streets were barricaded, and that blood
had been shed, is the most portentious
intelligence that the American people
have heard since the morning of the
18th of April, 1851. The conflict inau-
gurated in that city is the beginning;
what or where the end will be no man
can foresee. If IL We're u conflict be-
tween the races, or il Ii Were struggle
between the two political parties for
the ascendency, it would possess no
special significance, and we would be
prepared to see the federal forces in
tervene and restore the peace. But IL
ID neither of these. 1t is the deter
mined uprising Of u portion of the An
glo-Saxon race who,have borne wrongs
and expressions until they have reach
ed that condition that any fate were
preferable to bearing more. For years
they have been subjected to outrage
and indignity such as no christian peo-
pie ever before imposed upon another
civilized race. All this they have
borne with patient endurance that
illustrated only more grandly the
manhood that had triumphed on a
hundred bloody fields. Trusting to
returning sense of justice i'm the
hearts of their conquerors they have
submitted as meelSly as they could to
the most unblushing usurpation that
blots the annals Of the nineteenth cen.
fury, hoping that their circumstances
would be needed, and that the same
measure of liberty that their northern
fellow-citizens prize for themselves
would be accorded to them. In
vain were all their petitions and
prayers. The dominant party ia the
United States congress, while admit
ting that the government under which
the people Of Louisiana groaiied, was
without a shadow of legality, and that
IL had no other basis on which 10 rest
than the secret order of a drunken and
debauched judge, turned deaf ear to
their humble demands for relief, and,
governed solely by what 1t conceived
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Our always able able aud usual
ly very accurate contemporary, the
Memphis Appeal, furnishes US, In lts
issue OF tho 18th instant, with II good
simple Of that kind Of writing that
rhetoric abhors, known M the mixing
OF figures. In an interesting article
headed "JustIce TO our Congressional
Aspirants," the following sentence oc-
ours;
II tho past weeks work does not on.
tabllsh u political potter's field In this
district, which shall prove the Golgo-
tina TO II hectaoomb of Radicals, then
have we wholly mlsjudged the signs Of
the times and mistaken the temper OF
the democratic. aud conservative peo-
pie Of tho tenth congressional district.
Nor docs II rise TO explain what n
"hectacomb" Is.
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Take Courage lnyniids.

Pain and weakness produce doNpondoncY,
ana the invalid who Nv lahorlng under bod
ny iortu q, debility ana mental depression
AZ The same lime II indeed IN n pltlahlc con-
dilion, llul lul All who are thus situated
take heart, 4 balm ~ provided, both for
their physical aud montnl inhnnltics, In
llostcttcr's stomach Blltom. Among tho
eonmoncst sources of pain, unouslncss nnd
melancholy ARE the diseases which affect the
stomach, the liver, tho Nlimcntary canal,
the nerves and the muscles, such m dyspcp-
STA, bilious disorders, constipation, hcnd'
ache, hystoria, and rheumatism nll OF
which yield readily TO the regulating, invlg-
Grating pnd PURIFYING influence of this peer
less vegetable tonic, stlmulnnl aud rcsiora-
tive. Take courage, sQJrowtul lnNnlids; you
win Ind the help you need ~ llostettors
llttors.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston rs
follows;
ACCOMMODATl0N. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leaves. ...., 900 A. NJ Loaves........ $3.50 p, NJ.
Arrives...n, $40 a, N, Arrives,..,., S:20 p. NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket ONCE, 70
fremont street,
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket Office,
3i5 Broadway. ......
II. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors 10 above cities will ilnd THESE of,
n0os g pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, whore the latest Texqs papers will be
found.
''1't j. DURAND, GEM Supt.
j. WALDO. aen1 Ticket Agent. ''
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f0n CONGRESS-,
~r-
flhl Disinnli
hon, J0iIN ~, REAGAN
81 Andelnnn epnnly'
second nlspieli
n0k, ~, n. cuLnHnsok'
~ Marion pennlY'
Thin Disn 'pl
HON. JAs. W, TiIR0 pnnoHf0s'
ofCollln ponnly'
Fourth Disirleli
uOs, nOGEn u, n'Li.s,
OfRayano county
Flnh Districts
NON. John HANCOCK,
" Travis county
sixth Districts
HON. GusTAyR soULEICHEh,
Of Fayelle county
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TnE editorial excursion 10 the Look
out Mountain Inns assumed much
larger proportions since II left this
city, We see from the Houston Tele'
graph that tho number At Memphis
wn thirty.nlne, aud that the party
was 10 leave TINT city on Monday
morning on route for Baltimore and
Now York.
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Dallas Springs Seminary
ron STU pEN1F,
MALE AND FEMALE.
Will msorEs ON
MONDAY. september z, 1874.

In cNnrgo of Mrs, q, n, W, MILLER, NJ ~
nsslird hy ulGO, II. HUDSON, A, NJ, n grad
ulln Of one Of our best universities Mira,
n i, HEREFORD, graduate Of PnlapHco Gnl'
lcpo, Maryland, has beon recalled 10 our Mu'
Ina earnest advocacy Of ludIrious culture
ana suitable direction for the mind ANA
heart OF childhood, we have recently erected
II hnll expressly for the bright, progressive
children ulrondy on our list ana Anch ~ mhS
yet come, where we propose, on m0dlilch'
lion OF the klnder.GnriCn system, 10 10 train
~ 10 pIomolc the best interests Of every oilld
committed a. our care,
10 this suburban seminary are attached,
for recreation. several ucttN OF ground thi-
brlclng one OF the Dallas Springs, which
constantly supplies the school with pure,
wholesome water,
10 our patrons " secured their pro rata
distribution Of the school fund for Tie cur
rent scholastic year.
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TnE postmaster general has cslob'
llshod new poslollice, situated On
Five Mile creek, on the road 10 Cedar
hin, eight miles SouIhwest Of this
place. Tho new office IL named Five
Mile, Mr.. j, y, Grow, postmaster
Mails will hereafter DO made up for
this office and viii leave here on every
Monday and Thursday morning at six
niclnoI
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THH State Gazeite has gol things q
little mixed, II Is running
Throokmorton Ia the second district
aud Culberson In tho third,
We propose to elect 'fhockmorloo
IN this dislrIct-lhe MiNd,
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GOVERNOR TMROCKMORT0N' Ar.
POINTMENTS.

Below will be found the appoint
ments made by Governor Throckmor.
ton for addressing the people of the
third congressional district. Though
there is no opposition, and probably
will be none to his election, we vet
hope the people will turn out en- masse
to hear him speak, and to show chat
the same enthusiasm that carried him
so triumphantly through the Fort
Worth convention still animates the
hearts Of his constituents:
Pilot Point, Friday, September is,
Gainesville, saturday, September 49, a..
Montague, Monday, september q.
HenHefta, Tuesday, September -.
Whltesborn, Friday, September -.
sherman, saturday. September 20.
Waatherfortl, Thursday, October |.
Palo Pinto, Friday, OctOber2
Jacksboro, saturday, October q
Decatur, Monday, OCtober5. ~
Denton, Tuesday, October q.
Mckinney, Thursday, CctoberS.
Dallas, Monday, October u. fAft
Fort Worth, Wednesday, October H..
Cranberry, Tuesday, October Is.
Stephsnsyllle, Friday. October 10,
ltockwall, Tuesday, October 20.
KAUFMAN, Wednesday, October q.
Maxahachie. Friday, October q.
Hillsboro, Saturday, October "A.
Cleburne, Tuesday, October "a. SN
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TERMS.

PsR SESSION ~ TwESrY wEEgs-pAYAbLE
MONTHLY,
Primary department, Sl5 Intermediates de-.
phrtment, go, classical department, s3 les
sons on the plano, S95; use Of piano Tor M
struction, 81 10; use Of piano for instruction
aud practice, S.; incidental fee, 81
Pupils charged from entrance 70 close OF
torn, save In cases OF pr0rnctcd Illness,
Our school works on systematic, vigorous
line, hepceit ~ important that those wish
ing to profit by ~ fNlQrs, Ao present the Hi%',
the last, and every intervening week. q g0ch
session. 4. n. w. MILLER,
l8Sdlm Principal.
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Commissioners Notices.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STANTON, VA, April TO- 1874.
To George M Baylor, Newton A. Baylor and Pres
ton A. Baylor Executors OF George Baylor, deceased
Plaintiffs, and George I. Meyers, Barbara Movers,
stephen Meyers, Henry R. Meyers, Andrew J. Moy-
ers Samuel Movers, Ephriam Geeding and John
Huff. Executors OF John Keller deceased and Boil
ing r Swoope. Administrator of Washington Swoope,
deceased, Defendants, and to all lien creditors Of
George T. Meyers.
Take Notice:-That in pursuance of decree of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county rendered June 5th
1871, in pending therein in Chancery, under
style of Baylor VS. Meyers and al, 1 shall, on
FRIDAY the 22d day of May, 1874,
at my office in Staunton proceed to take state and
settle.
lst An account of the quantity annual rental and
fee simple value OF the real estate owned by George
T. Movers, at date of the Plaintiffs Judgments
3D. An account of liens binding the real estate of
George L. Meyers in their order and priority and
3rd. Any matter which may deem pertinent or
anv party in interest may require.
At which time and place you required to at
tend and all lien creditors of George T. Movers are
required then and there to attend and file with the
und designed proper evidence of their claims
Given under my han as Commissioner in Chance
ry OF the Giro ~ Cont for Aueusta county the day
and year first aforesaid. J. ". GREEN SMITH.
zpril SS-A Commissioner.
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Our store is now filed with one of the most
complete and choicest stocks of Groceries, Spices
canned Goods, Household sundries and family
supplies generally. unsurpassed by any house
this side OF tine Blue Ridge. and unequalled by
any like establishment in the East.
This establishment, differing, as it does. from
every other in this city, offers peculiar advanta-
ees to all buyers and we earnestly ask the pat
ronsge of the people,
We have always on hand full line of prime
groceries, and a complete assortment of family
supplies
Teas, full line, the largest in this section
consisting of Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hy
son, Oolong, English Breakfast and Japan. Of
qualities and prices defying competition.
Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Rachabout and 9th
err delicious beverages.
C0nsectioneries and Preserved Goods in
great variety, Cheese, Crackers, Apple butter,
Mackerel, Herring and Cod Fish. Molasses and
syrups, Family Bacon, Lard and Butter, Vine
gar, &c.
Spices. general an | complete line, whole
and ground, guaranteed fresh and pare.
Vermacelli, Maccaroni, Starch, Flavoring FIX
tracts, Said Oils, Sauces, prepared sorseradish.
Essences, Backing. Shoe and Stove Polish
Laundry Blue. Washing ard Toilet Soaps and
Housekeepers' Sundries generally.
Brooms, Whisps, Buckets, Tubs Pals, Bowls,
Baskets, Trays, Washboards, Dippers, and Dust
ing and shoe Brushes, snd a thousand and one
other articles. III
Tobacco. chewing and smoking, of superb
N grades, and the finest brands of imported and
domestic Cigars.
Canned Goods, embracing every variety
Vt fruit and We setables put up expressly for fam
~ IN L u \
-obsters, Potted Ham, Chicken, Turkey. Beef
Tongue. and American and English Pickles
ot every kind, and Nick acks generally, for
Lunches. Parties and Tourists
TURNER s. HARTMAN,
mar rs Main street, Stanton, Va
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Valuable Real Estate i'm Harri,
sOnburg for Sale.

will sell on very reasonable terms Two Hon.
ses and Lots in Harrisonburg. and Eight Acres
Of ground Immediately adjoining the corporate
limits. Both houses situated on Main street
One contains eight rooms, cellar, water in the
yard, and good garden. The other, rooms
and good garden.
Persons wishing to purchase can get all neces-
sary Information by applying to the undersigned
at staunton, Va. S. M. YOsT.
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Merchant Taisor's

fashionable Merchant Taigorss
- Establishment
Main street next door to Bickle's Furniture store
STANTON, VA.
B. P. SRIFFLETT,
Having recently been in the eastern cities and mr.
chased an assortment of select goods for gentemens
tive stock of ~ o
SPRING AND SUMMER
Cloths Cassimeres, and vestings
Every piece has been selected with great care from
inc leading houses OF Baltimore, and with special
reference to the demands of this community. He
challenges composition both to quality and price
him with call ~ y AaVoi
He has the latest styles of fashion plates, and with
long pfactlcal experience in the business can
guarantee satisfaction. He respectfully solicts a
share OF the patronage of the public april l6-ff 9
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CtPRING AND SUMNER ssasESxNsa,
~ TEMPLE OF FASHION,
d. UD Stairs.
MRS K. M. KELLEY takes pleasure in informing
the Ladies Of the city ana country that she has re-
turned with an elegant line of
millinery AND Fancy Goods.
and great variety of French ana German novelties
such as are usually found in a frst-class Millinery
House. '-i1ietl a.f f III
N. B.-Opening of BONNETS, ROUND HATS and
BELLS that do not ring, on
Thursday, May 9TH, at 10 O'Clock.
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RuREAE 'S LIVERY STABLES.
~ SaAEpSaasan VA

RalEsEA EsS LIVERY STABLES,
~ Saaumsam. Va.
- In entering upon the new year, H.w
the subscriber has had his New Stables arranged
for the accommodation of his growing custom,
and calls the particular attention of his friends
and the public to his unusual facilities for carry
ing on his Livery on an enlarged scale.
His Stables are entirely new, the floors adapt
ed to the comfort Of horses, and his sheds fitted
up for the protection of vehicles from the wealth
er.
He wishes to remind the public that his COM
plete outfit Of new BUGGlES, CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS HACKS, &C., in neatness and ease
of moving, are not to be equaled by any Livery
in the Valley.
He can accommodate persons with superior Ri
ding and Driving ors es. both Gentle and Fast
Horses Fed and Boarded on liberal terms.
The famous Hostler, Tom Bethel, is in general
charge of the stables
OFFICE near the Bridge, (neso 5uildiny.)
Jan 4-tf ED. BURKE.
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Carris ges! Carriages!! Carriaeas,,,
~ FOl SALE-Several second hand six passepaar
Carrae es suitable for running to Stations or The
sprln s. at very low prices Also one strong, sub
on hand, al ROBERT n GU AHANfSi g" ways
Carriage pository, Nos 40 to 4l4 Sth St befwaon
W. and E. N W., Washington, D. G. april 1s-sm M
GOAL OIL, 80 cents per gallon, at A Moons
~ Orocery. Old FGst u'""a. feb ~
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|n'TOoEe's American Hotel
~ Eiyery Stable.
In commencing the new year O'Toole has made
his arrangements to present the handsomest and
most durable Livery outfits ever seen in the Vail
ley His
Buggies, Carriages, &C.,
are all new, and made to order. His splendid
stud of Match Horses, including Blacks Greys,
Bays and Browns, cannot be surpassed in the
State
His riding horses are frst-class, both for speed
and ease.
He is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public either with single feeds for their hor.
ses, or by the day, week or month, on liberal
terms
His Stables are close and comfortable, his sheds
ample, and his host4ers attentive and accommo-
dating.
He respectfully asks continuance of the lib
eral custom heretofore extended promising that
no one shall go away dissatisfied.
nas@ OFFICE at the Bridge, near American
Hotel. jan Aft
4 MAIN STREET, sTAUNTON, VA.
Having just returned from the eastern cities, is
now receiving and opening the
LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT
assortment of Goods he has ever handled in this
market.
HIS STOCK IS COMPLETE,
but he especially invites the attention of the ladies'
TO HIS ELEGANT STYLES
of Dress Goods of extra quality purchased at great
ly reduced prices, compared with former prrchas-
es, april 16
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Great Attraction for Families
w ssEa0 :efl Persons waning
E'U RN ErTURE
AT
u. A. Il Y MI IsEE1N HE'S

MAIN STREET, STAUNToN, VA.
we nave now on hand and are manufacturing eve
~ gay, ana receiving from the Eastern cities the
ttfactlVe and desirable Furniture ever offered
n this market There is nothing in the Furniture
me We cannot furnish as good and as cheap as can be
n the Valley, the State We call atten-
Slon 70 a lew articles, such Paror and Chamber
S 9 o. Wahuf Mahogany, Oak and painted work !:
ass bureaus Bedsteads, Was}stands, Tables Mat
trasses, Chairs, Sc. ' ''
N; B.-We have always on hand Metallic Cases and
june ST + 4 ~ NJ RTCKr
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aDTIGI AIbGrt StrauSS
n o n IC E! s!''D',
Gabriel HirsI1 e Co,

DONALD ALLEN, ira w M. DITNuAp
=. T.. d NJ. +. c. E. & B.
A LIEN d DUNLAP.
n Civil tS Mining Enaiueers &, Survevov.s
STAUNTON, VA,
Graduates in Special Engineering School at Wash
1ngton Lee University Lexington Va
Having had several years experience in Railroad
surveys and construction and in Typographical and
Mineral Surv eys in Virginia, West va and PennsyI
vanla OFFER their professional services to the public
Typographical Surveys and Maps; examination Of
surveys ana development of mineral lands, and
ton and construction OF railroads turnnjkes Sc
the investigation OF titles to land by plats and sur
REFERENCES
Faculty Washington Lee University Col VIM,
Al aflnclpa! McDonogh School, Baltimore Md;
Coi: A5Ired L. Rlyes, Ch Eng Genl Sup't Mobile s.
OHIO Railroad; Dr. Hale, Charleston, west va
Mag. ) ca hotchkiss, Topl Eng Staunton va Ech,
DIS Bell Catlett, Att'ys at Law, Stanton va: Col
NJ G. Hartman, Staunton Va f'
Office No. a Main street. I'd floor. ami, 7c
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Miscellaneous. Il
CORNUCOPIA.
NOTHING LACKING. i
FULL ASSORTMENT,
FRESH AND NEW.
STlUHTOH BOOT Ind shoe
ENIPORIUM,
Cor. Main & Augusta sts.,
UNDER THE LONG AWNING
Shoes! SIaoo@!2
Every Conceivable Quality, Price
and style.
LADIES' BUTTON CATERS, the most improved
STYLES for Beauty and Comf0rt-these in Glove Kid,
Pebble Goat. French Morocco, and all the new styles
in Fox'd work
IN LACED SHOES, OUR STOCK is C0MPLETE-
Ladies. if you can't find shoes in our House to
please you we advise you to go to new aofh mnefs
complete as ours
SEND I'm YOUR CHILDREN,
no matter how old or how young, or how fastidious
footsies in style that will delight their little hearts
for in Childrens Shoes
WE'VE GOT THEM ALL,
plain fancy light heavy, button or lace, it mat
tiers not aoeee got EN-.
GENTLEMEN, we'd almost forgotten you, but
here are few lines to you
Postage Paid.
French Calf Boots and Shoes, (our make.)
French Calf Boots and Shoes, (Inade by somebody
ese) s. RI"
Gents CATERS, calf and lasting. .
Gents Lace Shoes, all pyces.
Gents Calf and Kip Boots Brighanls work, hand
made and every pair tcajra'ata1. "a ,l.. ss.
HANDSOME SPRING STYLES OF ALL GRADES
OF FINE WORK. , gst.f
Brogans and Sttchdowns at any price you want them
BOYS, if you want Shoes, walk into the EMPORIUM
and be shod we can do it for you in less time and at
less expense to you, than any other House in this
country. If you only raise dollar and TWEEN
ty-five CENTS bring it in. and -!ai,l =
ri GO HONE HAPPY. Hi
In Boots, Shoes Hats Caps Trunks, Valises &C., &c.
We CAN BEAT THE WORLD. 81
Think of afne Morocco Shoe, ladies' Sizes for $ls5
THE LARGESTSTOCK IN THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA. -
We have also splendid line OF j. 80 eer
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, b. A
SPRING AND SUMMER sHAwLs VERY CHEAP,
PARASOLs, r1ft FTH sra
{. + : ssCARFs, ,s4
FICHUS,
~ mr. cALLARETTE,
RUFFS,
and all other Novelties OF the season. All tho best
- ( brands of
Bieachetl and Brown hEtusains.
and nice stock OF
WHITE TRIMMINGS, LACE Wells, sc.
Ladies and Gentlemen come to
HEAD QUARTERS
for Shoes and Boots and at the time as nice
stock of
Dry Goods ARID Notions
as you can ind in the city.
r q u EN- B U e THE PLACE,
THE LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY,
UNDER THE LONG AWNING
the corner OF
Miain and Augusta Streets.
~ Respectfully, -
MCMAHON IL McQUAIDE.
april Soft .1
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I OSA TO YOslr yutercsd.
II SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
4. WHITE & BROTHER
MAIN STREET, STAUNTON, VA,
are now receiving very large and attractive stock Of
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased on the most favorable TERMS and will be
LADIES' AND GENTS DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
= STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
including al descriptions of articles suited to the
demands Of this section. ms
Their stock cannot be surpassed either in oua1itv
or variety, in the Valley. -
They will take pleasure in showing goods to all
chase ornot. faafts ,saf-. ge## 4, -
~ They return THAR thanks for the patronage
nefetofore extended to them, and respectfully ask an
examination OF their stock before purchasing else
where april left
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Miscellaneous.
s.-E INSURANCE COMPANY OF VA.
Capital Sas3, 100000.

/ A"N A-SsShANCfk COMfAN1 OF VA.
Capital Sas3,0O0.OO. :
f. &c g. {, Petersburg, va.4 Local Boards in the
= .es u ,rglhia and West Virginia, and in Wash-s
A. W. McALwA1NE, President
[ ARcY PAUL, - 4
, i. TENANT,} So So Vice Presidents
Samuel 3. Paul. .Aianage- and Secretary.
Judge J. T. Lay, Sulti Of Agencies :
GEO. G. JACKSON, General Agent Valley Of Va.
Stanton Stockholders Board.
VIM FRAZIER, President
E,iward McMahon, P. Byron Hoge,
john w. Abby ~ ~. John w. Todd
U.laudo Smith. Hugh w. Shelley,
ii. P. Funkhouser, y y -suM Isaac WITT
- Thomas D. Ransom @ -.sa-
The chief aim ofths Company is to combine safsty
~ economy in favor Of the polcyho5de1s Its
Il, mvnt is III the hands OF reliable and Die
J. rectory pledged to preserve its capital secure and
intact
tt.s expenses have from the beginning been paid
rom it's earnings, With surplus annually added to
u. reserves. And all reserves from premiums
scut back for Investment in the Departments from
1ohica ii is 6}erige2.
It's reduced premium rates challenge all comparison.
Its Policies noeita1le after two annual pay
Inents. ~
Its losses have been. and are intended to be paid
without litigation delay. tn,' ,4rgfI IL
The history of the first two years OF its existence is
guaranty for the future.
A Dividend to its Pocy-holders of fifteen per cent.
las already declared after reServng surplus for
ton ingan cies, unprecedented in the bust
ness of Life Insurance,
The reserve fund OF 3d. 10000 accumulated from pre-
ln1umS ill the StauntOn Department is now offered
for investment upon safe security at the legal rate OF
eight per cent.
Applications for loans will find the Agent, G.. c.
Jackson, at mis- Office. corner OF Augusta and New
Courthouse streets adjoining Law Office of D. s.
Young, Staunton, Va. 'e