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REGULAR SALE or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty to forty eight hours given purchasers to
test warrantees
Horses Carriages. Harness Blankets Robes &C., always
on hand at private sale.
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WANTED-TWo PONIES, TX 10 nANDs, FOR
w saddle; well broke, Kind and gentle must be
cheap Address with particulars and price, W. H., box
4.Ul0 New York Post onlce.
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StTATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL DUB.
LIN, BELFAST. AND LONDONDERRY
Sailing from pier No. S6 North River, a tolows;-
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Captain johnson. Wed, May 10
STATE OF INDIANA, Captain Sadler Wed. june
and every Wednesday thereafter. First cabin $40 5sl
and 500 return tickets $40 Second cabin $50 return
uc@ets 500 Steerage At lowest rates
Apply " AUSTIN, BALDWIN CO., Agents,
No. ~ Broadway, New York
Steerage office, No. Is Broadway
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NIILLIsERY AND DREssMAI<ING

ct A VALLIERED-THh NAT OF THE SEASON
IL Found only az LIZ MASON WALTON, So Bros,
way, above Union square.
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TyIgss csshsd Circulars with fui particuiara sent
nee y. &. DEvLIN stauoner and General Agent.
aOLibery street. New York.
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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS tFRIDAY's SALE AT
O'CLOCK
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nPPOsIuoN.-ALBANY AND TROY FROM FRANK.
" lin street, PICS 35: Is celis deck 81 wiki berthi
steamer b. Schuyler; Mondays, Wedngs!ays and Fri
DAYS at 6 =. ". j. ". HANCOCK,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30


THE BAND BENEFIr.-On Thursday anu
Friday nights. the Good Templars' Dramatic
Association, gave entertainments in the Iown
Hall for the benefit Of the Stonewall Band.
The Band and Orchestra were present, and the
music furnished in itself an entertainment
worth double the price CT admission. Several
pieces were especially prepared for these plays,
and their rendition was another evidence that
the old Stonewall stands without rival in the
State .-sThe entertainments passed off Success
fully, many of the characters being wei! sus-
tanned. The first night ''Fruits OF the Wine
Cup, ..HaigIy Andy and the Limerick Boy, .
and tile second night ''ren Nights in Bar
Room" .'IIandy A1ldy'' and the "Quack Doc
tori were presented. The casts are too nu-
merous and long to be given in the space al
lowed us, and as the characters were represent
ell by pretty much the same pei sons who have
before performed, and are known to our thea
tre-yoers, we will mention only the LANES OF
the two young ladies who have recently joined
the company. They are Miss Ida V. Points,
OF IIarrisonburg and Miss Mollie French, OF
this city, both Of whom proved to be valuable
additions, and were heartily welcomed.
By invitation, the company played in Harrl-
sonburg OH Saturday night, and we understand
had a line audience. The proceeds were pre-
sented to the Ladies' Memorial Association, OF
that place. r-
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Deaths.

On the 10th inst, near Singers Glen, Rockingham
Peter Swank, in the 5lst year OF his age.
On the 25th inst, near Dayton, Rockingham coun-
ty Mrs! Julia A. WEIGH, In the 35th year of her az
ON the 18th inst. at Linville, Rockingham county
Jos r. Emswiler, in the a3rd year OF HIS age
On the 9Th inst, in Pendeton county, Mrs. Mart'
A. Phares in the 35tn year of her age. she leaves
husband and eleven children to mourn her loss.
On the End inst in East Tennessee Rey. Robcrr
j. Bishop formerly of this county, aged S. years,
m onths and 20 days.
On the 18th inst in Monterey. Highland county
Of Diptheria, James Cecil, youngest son OF Capt j.
c. and Lizzie ]. Matheny, aged 6years and months
On the morning OF the sath inst in this city, MI
wife of Mr.. NJ. Conway in the 25tn year OF her 81 =
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

COUNTY CoURT.-The County Court met OH
Monday-Judge Hendren presiding.
A list of AZ deeds was presented and posted
as required by law.
The account Of George Harlan, Tailor, was
allowed -.
The account 81 VIM. F.. Smith for services in
laying off Riverheads Township into Road pre-
cincts was allowed.i
Alex. S. Young was appointed Judge Of
Election in place of Vim. Armstrong, removed
from Craigsyille. ~
Danl j. Heizerfnan, Judge of Sherandn vice
D. j. Hyden; w. A. Brown at Hebron church
vice Saml. Driver, removed. Each OF above to
serve at November election.
Last will of Leona Shafer, deed, was admit
ted to probate. IL -. y
The last will and testament Of Alex. Brown
lee, decd, was proven and Thos. A. Brownlee
appointed administrator and w. r. Smith, j
D. Lilley, William i. Rush, John B. Smith
and c. G. Merritt appointed appraisers Of his
estate.
william B. Harrison qualified as Attorney.
Law and Notary Public for Augusta county
Marshall Hanger q alified as administrator
OF the estate OF Peter Hanger, decd.
Several matters in regard to county road
were attended to.
In the base of Commonwealth vs. Joe Hrrris
son, COL, for disturbing religious meeting a
Greenville some time ago, the jury rendered ;
verdict Of not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Pastures and Middle Riv
er Townships, for failure to keep roads in re
pair-dismissed.
The estate of Reuben D. Hill, decd, wa
committed to w. L. Mowry, Sheriff. for ad
ministration c. t. a. d. b. n.
The Court adjourned on Tuesday until mex
I Friday. 9ss, .
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w. S. Stutz daily receives fine lot OF fresh
fish, Spots and Trout, shell and open Oysters.
When YOU want half dozen on the shell, give
him call and YOU can be accommodated He
also has on hand a fine lot Of Sweet Potatoes
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

WITT & Bro are now receiving and OPEN
ing splendid stock of fall and winter goods.
suitable to the market. The known taste and
high character of the firm is a guarantee that
the best articles at moderate prices can be had
by giving them call.
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.MN1.4.dQQeS...

ON the ssth inst, at the Methodist Parsonage liz
this city by Rey DIR. Martin, Milton Wright. !
Rockingham, and Miss DIargaretJ; Rea, OF August
On the 2snd inst, at Midway. BY Rev. u p. JunA-
in, A. N. Bell and Miss Mile J. Pinkerton
On the 18th inst. near Elizabeth Ftifhsce, by Rev.
w. D. Rippetoe. John P. Woods and Miss Mary j,
Forbes, all of Augusta.
= on the Goth inst: at Longwood Rockbridge coun-
ty, by Rev. p B. Price, W.J Ellis and Miss OreLt
A. Brown.
On the 2lst inst, at Mcdowell, Higrland comfy,
Va. by Rev.C s. NJ. See. John NJ. Crowley and Miss
Verona A. Henderson, all of Highland.
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ARTisT1c.-Mr. G. L. Gray, artist, will visit
the merchants Of this city d,ring the present
week, introducing his life size crayon portraits
The manner in which lie facilitates his work
enables him to work cheap AID satisfactorily.
You sit ten minutes, when he takes the outline
of your face, and in an hour produces life
size crayon portrait, likeness guaranteed, for
the SMALL sum of two dollars.
Natural talent, developed by much expert
ence, enables the artist to work cheap. There
can be no deception. The merits of picture
are on the face of it. All he desires is trial,
and if the likeness is not success, it is with
the subject to reject. if SO Inclined
He is highly endorsed by the press of the
different cities in which he has taken portraits
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A GOOD APPo1NTMENT.-The patrons OF
St. Francis School have secured the services OF
~ Miss Mary McQuade, of Harrisonburg, as Prin-
.ucipal of the female department. Miss McQuaiae
rs one Of the most successful t, achers we know
of. as well as an accomplished lady, and her Sc
lection will prove judicious to scholars and
school.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

TAXES Taxes I'VE direct attention to the
s.notlce to Taxpayers" by Samuel Paul,
Comfy Treasurer. We have been requested to
state that an addition of per cent. will be
charged and collected, and paid into the State
Treasury. on all taxes unpaid on and after the
LIST OF December. Over this matter the Treas
urer has no control. Taxpayers will do we'll
to take warning, and act accordingly.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

We direct attention to the advertisement of
Hilb & Barth. who are now receiving and open
ing splendid stock of Ready-made Clothing
for gentlemen and boys, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises,
&c. The well deserved popularity as a man
and merchant of the senior partner, and the
disposition of the firm to please their custom
ers, will ensure for them liberal patronage.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

A FINE SPECIMEN OF MARBLE.-Captain
VIM. L. Balthis has on exhibition at his store,
on Main street, slab taken from Craigsville
quarry. which is one Of the most beautiful spec
linens of brown variegated marble we have
ever seen. The surface is polisheda as smooth
as ivory, and imbedded in it are the perfect OIL :
= lines of worms and other insects, which can be
recognized at once. Call and examine the
slab, and # you lie d anytli & il the marble
line send to Craiysyille for il.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

Il SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-Rev.J J. S.
Martin, D. D., and John B. Evans, Esq,
have been appointed delegates from the Meth
oJist Sunday School, ill this city, to the State
Sunday School Convention, to be held in Rich
mond. on the 9th of October.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

BANKRUprs.-We publish Oil the LIST page
of to-iay's paper,an important ruling by Judge
Hughes. of tile Eastern District OF Virginia, in
reference to assignees and bankrupts. 1t would
be well for all interested to read it.
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c. A. RICHARDSON will move on the LIST Of
October into the store-room on the corner Of
Main and Augusta Streets, Messrs. G. c.
Wheat & Co.'S old stand, and now occupied by
Messrs SByers Eakle. He will keep large
and choice stock Of the best staple ard family
groceries, that will be sold at lowest cash
rates. ssh. " &ts& . @Sds ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

GROCERIES! GROCERIES, GROCERIES,!
A choice supply of staple and fancy grocer
les always in store, sold at the lowest cash
prices and delivered free of charge by
G. A. RICHARDSON
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FLOUR! FLoUR!!-I keep constantly in
store the best brands and grades of flour for
family use. Every barrel warranted to give
satisfaction, Sold at the lowest cash rate and
delivered free of charge by
C. A. RICHARDSON,
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Monday, E. M
Gushing, auctioneer, sold for John Paul, as
signee, the j. Fl. Kerlin place for $35O-Iohn
Ruff purchaser.
Sold also to John Hawkins for $74, u acres
. near Mt. Sidney.
The Boag place was also sold Monday. 1t
contained l39 acres and brought s21 per acre.
Judge II. W Slleffey purchaser
S. NJ. Yost has purchased the House and lot
OF Judge J. N. Hendren, on Frederick street,
for the sum Of s., 900 equivalent to cash.
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Bv reference to the advertisement in another
column. it will be seen that the time appoint-
ed by DIR. Hamilton, TO-. the examination OF
teachers Of the Public Schools, has heen changed
from Saturday the End OF October, to Saturday
the 9th. Prospective instructors will please
take note.
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A New Observation-Disclosures. w. j. Tur-
ner, at Hawkins Confectionery and Restan-
rant, Armentreut's old stand, Augusta street,
has splendid arrangement for the Oyster sea-
son. Everything is in very attractive STYLE
with every convenience of neatness and COM
fort. Oysters in every style furnished at short
notice. See advertisement. and give him
III
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i No article has yet been discovered that is So
effective in all eases Of falling health in the old
OF. weaknesssin the young, as Liebig's Liquid
Extract Of Beet aid Tonic Inyigorator. ssy
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Walter S.. STUFF means inst what he says.
If he tells yon he will be the aader III MS bust
ness, he never varies from it. and when he does
fail, you can be something is up that can't
be avoided. He has received the first shell and
open Oysters this season, and now keeps them
constantly OH hand. Note this, and give him a
call when you wish some. ~ TIGAR.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

The finest shell oysters of the season al
Pearman's, Augusta St. opposite e. IL.
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Don't fail to try some OF Pearman's hne
oysters. inst out of the shell.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-The follow
ing are the proceedings Of the Supreme Court
of Appeals since our last issue:

| SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-The follow
ing are the proceedings Of the Supreme Court
| of Appeals since our last issue:
THURSDAY, SEPT. 23d.
| Ergenbright ct al. VS.. Ammon al. Appeal
from decree of Circuit Court of Rockingham
county. Decree of Circuit Court reversed
Judge Moncure delivering opinion of the Court
Berlin and Harnsberger for appellants
Compton and Yancey for appellees.
Frazier vs.. Frazer and others. Appeal from
decree Of Circuit Court OF Bath county. De-
cree of Circuit Court affirmed Judge Chris
tan delivering opinion OF Court letcher, Rob
ertson & Niche for appellant. G.. NJ. Cochran
for appellees.
| Lam ct al. VS.. Baugher's admir-. Appeal
from decree OF Circuit Court Of Rockingham
county. Dismissed as inprovidently awarded.
Judge Anderson delivering written order OF
Court-Gen. Roller for appellants. Compton
for appelees.
Omohundro VS.. Henson ct al. Appeal from
decree of Circuit Court of Albemarlc county.
Decree Of Circuit Court affirmed, Judge An
derson delivering opinion of the Court. Judge
Robertson for appellant. Watson and Per-
ki,ls for appcllecs.
Z.rklc vs.. McCue & al. Appeal from
decrae Of Circuit Court of Augusta
county. Decree OF Circuit Court reversed
Judge Staples delivering opinion of thu Court.
Shelley & Bumgardner. Tucker & Christian
for appellant. George NJ. Cochran, Esq. for
| appellees.
Beirne VS.. Rosser & Turner. Snpersedeas
to Judgment of Circuit Court of Nelson coun-
ty. dgment of Circuit Court affirmed,
Judge NJ nc,,re delivering opinion OF the Court.
Judge Watson for plaintiff in error Robert
Whitehead, Esq. for defendant.
Wallace VS.. Turk & al. Appeal from decree
OF Circuit Court of Augusta county. Decree
of Circuit Court affirmed, Judge Christian de-
livering the opinion of majority-Judge Ander-
son delivering dissenting opinion. Sheffey &
Bumgardner for appellant. G. N. Cochran,
Esq. for appellees.
FRIDAY, SEPT. oath, 1875.
Marshall VS.. Cross ct al. Appeal from decree
OF Circuit Court of Frederick county. Argned
and submitted-Maj. Conrad for appellant
Andrew Hunter and - Holiday for appel.
lees.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 2sth, 1876.
Rives vs.. Farish's admir-. Writ of error and
supersedeas to judgment of Circuit Court Of AL
benlarle county. Judgment of Circuit Court
reversed, and case remanfled to Circuit Court
Judge Watson for plaintiff in error. Judge
Robertson and Geo. M. Cochran for defendant
Cameron's adm'x vs.. Goodies ex'rs ct al
Appeal from decree of Circuit Court OF Albf.
marie county-Partly argued by j. R. Tucker
for appellant and Maj. Elder for Goodies ex'rs
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29th, 1875.
Cameron's adm'x vs.. Goodies exrs ct al
Further argued by Maj. Elder for Goodies ex RS
and Judge Shetfey for purchasers Of HotSpg's
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. See advertisement of valuable city property
for sale BY j. Fred. Effinger, Trustee.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 2sth, 1876.

If you want plate Of nice oysters, or cup
Of good coffee, call on Capt. Turner, rat Ar.
mentrout's old stand. s@as
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LOCAL.

Look out for Gladke's new price list next
week.
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OUR FAIR.-We direct attention particular
ly to the notices of the Secretary and the
Treasurer Of the Augusta County Fair, to be
found in the VIRGINIAN.
The Secretary informs us that the stock ex-
hibition promises xe1i:> and that the stalls are
being rapidly taken. We-would advise those
who wish to secure stalls to make application
at once, otherwise they may BE- disappointed.
1t is desirable, alsc that all the stalls be taken
before the commend ement of the exhibition,
to avoid confusion on the first day of the Fair.
There seems to be a general disposition to
make the Fair of this year an unprecedented
success There is no reason why it should
nor De, II the people will take the matter in
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REMOVAL! RENOVATION the 1st of Oc-
tober, will move into the store-room OH the
corner of Main and Augusta streets, now oc-
cupied by Messrs. Byers & Eakle, (Messrs G..
c. Wheat & Co.'S oldstand.) will keep large
and choice stock of the best family groceries
| always on hand, and will sell at the lowest
cash prices to cash buyers. Ny motto is: quick
cash sales and small profits.
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PERSONAL David A. Kayser, left on
Tuesday morning for the eastern cities to make
selections for his fall and winter stock Of dry
goods. This is his second trip OF the fall sea-
son.
Col. w. H. Terrell, Of Bath, called at our
Office on Monday. He is in attendance at the
Supreme Court, and is locking as hale and
hearty as usual. d <
J. F. Ward, Esq, of Winchester, arrived in
the city, on Monday. He will be engaged on
the ne " water works.
Maj. D. Sbanahan, Dennis O'Conner and
Lewis Hartman, from the Cincinnati Railroad,
are at home. t
Mr.. W. Lally has been appointed a Notary
Public, by Governor Kemper, for the county OF
Augusta.
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%.An1OzLNcenleNtS.

THO THE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA.
i For reasons satisfactory to my friends an
myself hereby announce that have consented
be Candidate for reelection to the Senate OF VI
gina. ALEXANDER b. COCHRAH.
y27
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BUFFALO GAP IRON AND STEEL WORKS. =
We are gratified to harn, as we do. from Joh''
Tierney, one of the attaches OF the Company
that this Company is now pserarinx 20 RESUME
opera,i lions, and will commence one furnace
in a few days.. All the stockhoidess-Messrs
II. J. Rogers, II. W. Howell, and W. Bushnell,
arc on the ground. Mr.. Bushnell will aasil'n
the position Of genera: Superintendent, arr
will work about so hands, Ore is now bein:
raised, and, in fact, work has been going on is
the mines for several weeks past This is AZ
east one cheering sign, amid the general de-
preston of business, and gives encouragement
to believe that a. more active ana esliyenin2
state of affairs will follow. s-s'c|
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ANOTHER WARNING.-Tuesday night a
coal oil explosion came near causing the death
Of a colored woman, named Lucy Martin, sis
ter of the wife OF Taylor jefferson, OF this
place. She attempted to blow the light out,
when the lamp exploded igniting her clothing
and burning her face ana neck seriously. The
timely and thoughtful intervention of Tayler
jefferson, who threw a lot OF bed-clothing over
her, and thus smo herring the fire, saved the
life of the woman. This is another warning
for the careless about coal oil lamps. !
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AS a remedy for Dyspepsia anE a nleana .
counteradting the results Of exposure to tlr'
weather alld sudden changes. Of sfeffperasnr'
LIEBIGs LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF, III pin
battles is A l article. s.fs.. l.,,..
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MT. SoLoN, VA, SEPT. goth, 1875.
TO my Feszow- Citizens Of Augusta County:
For the qualification OF my friends, hereby ali
nounce myself Candidate for the next House c'
Delegates OF Va, subject to the will OF the people
sep 23-tde JOHN j. CJPP.
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ENERGY AND ADvERTISING-Ina !uui-
cious advertising, coupled with energy, will
always pay; has been SO often demonstrated,
that it seems like needless repetition to again
mention it. but the evidence of this fact has
been presented to us SO forcibly in the past
month, that we make note of it for the benefit
Of those croakers who are constantly grumbling
about their advertising bills, and curtailing
their space accordingly. On the first OF Sep
TENDER, Captain E. w. Baiy. agent OF the
Net opolitan Life Insurance Company, placed
a half column advertisement in the VIRGINAN,
and began to canvass the town and county for
policies. Since that time he has taken insur-
ance to the amount of over 100000, and has
the promise of policies which will increase the
sum to half as much more. He has been active,
energetic and persevering, and representing a
company of known responsibility, has met with
success, which, considering the financial
condition OF the country, is something extra
ordinary. The Metropolitan has been fortunate
in its selection of an agent who appreciates
newspaper ink and combines business tact with
indomitable energy, in such degree as Capt.
Baily. Read the notice in another column OF
the principle upon which the company oper-
ates, and call on the agent for fuller explana-
ton. ;
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A SUN FLowER.-Mr. Frank Link has in
his garden sun flower measuring 124 inches
g An diameter and 80 inches in circumference, 1t
was raised from seed sold by w.R Tyree, from
the celebrated gardens of the Messrs. Briggs,
sand is about as fine specimen as one will find
in days travel. What pity it didn't ma
ture earlier, as nothing could have been nicer
than to have presented it to one of the fair grad
mates las. June, along with her diploma. and
two dozen gold medals. Young men who are
given to floral preserta should buy an acre
lot and bushel of sun flower seed, and crowd
Mr.. Trenary out OF the business
The annual meeting Of the Synod OF Virgin
ia, will be held in the Presbyterian Church, OF
this city. commencing on Wednesday, October
goth. at 7: 80 o'clock.
Persons or families who are willing to enter
tain members of the Synod, will please
make it known as early as convenient, to any
member of the following committee of enter
tainment. -.
T, A. Bleilsoe, J. Fred. Effinger, !"
J. II. Blackley, W. H. Weller, .
w. J. Nelson, Charles Grattan,
w. A. Burke, David A. Kayser
's"4 Committee of Arrangement.
City papers please copy.
Be sure and leave your orders with Pear
man opposite c.. Fl. for choice fish and oys-
ters,n and let him send them to your House.