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REGISTERS OEDERS.
Regisrer' IS Order.
REGIsrEka NfFIcE.


NEW CASTLE COT My Ser; . d. ls75.
Upon the application o. John Asll9 and
Harm n Ahrens, Executors oi Jane. TaNlor.
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said county,
aeceased 1t Is ordered hai directed vy
the Register that the Eyecut0ls aiorr ali.
give notice Of the granting of l"'ters
Testamert1ry upon the Estate 1t Ii,
deceased, with the date II granting thereof
by causing advertisements G1be posted within
forty days from the date 81 such l.@tttrs. IN
siY of the most public liHcos oi the CuGutv ni
New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands aeninft The Lstite, 10 F..s6H, tho
saIno. or abide By an Act Of Assembly ii slrh
case made and provide And also oause tie
same 10 he inserted within he same period in
the Dairy Gazette, p newspaper luoiiEhti
in Wilmington. ami 10 lie continued therein
three weeks tE. u. II
Given under The hand and Zeal
/u,'\o ol Office ot tue Register aforesaid.
sN lat New Castle, in New CastieInun.
>>|H Wy ainroslii. the dnv and vearHhoy,
writer. RiG3S. hegistsf.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Is
tie II the deceased must pTesert the A4n.e
| duly attested t. the Executors. on on Le-
I fore ;,eptembsr IL ls.G, CT abide the Act ot
| Assembly in such case made and PROVIDED
| JOHN AEPt<
HAkMAN 4lRFNs
| Executors.
| ApoHEss--N liiningtJn bel.
| septgg- euGjW
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-ARPER q PERCIvAL ,,,ces for
Paw the highest cssn R. ass.
Cotton and Y U,S S1Isn ison hssi'N ana Metals
Books and Paper ds 0ia slS a
:. NoaaisawSsr 'WNilminstsn D
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Penn Female College,

At COIlegevllle, Montgomery Co, Pa
Twenty-fifth year opens Sept 6th, Local
tion healthy and delightful. Educational IA
cilities complete; Charges very moderate
We make a specially of lifting young women
for teachers in the public schools and higher
seminaries Send postal card for our cI'
cular. j. W. SUNDERLAND, LII. d. PresI
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ATOTlCE The Citizens Loan Association
~ now offers its 9Th series of 5O shai es
for sale. FIRST payment due October 7th, 1875.
sepls-tt GEO. Z. MARS, Secretary.
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~voTICE-I. Michael Mullisau. in compI.

NvUTICE-I. Michael Muiligan. in compli-
~ ance with the requirements of the act
OF Assem- bly in such case made and rovaed.
do hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing TO the Court OF Geueral sessions of
the Pe,ce nni .lal Delivery OF the Safe of
delaware in and for tue ,un'y OF New Cas-
tie. upon Monday. ,h l5.h day OF November
mkt \ b. 1875. Icing the htst cay of the
next November rtn oi q said Court, for IA
license t. sell intoxicating liQ aois in quanti-
@. not less tLau one halt pailon in my own
house ia the town Of pcaNare City IN School
ulstfic. 40 = Red Lion hundred county
an1 state aiorrsai {, ana the fJlloWing ret
hllders rco mmeud tue sald application to
W.T.
john Arm or. Ltws Laboub,
T. Il b yrer, his
nonie' CoIwel, Thomas y C'Neill,
j NJ. ag, marx
Wm. Davidson wit-Peter Muliig an.
~ IN. Morri., John II Roberts,
Joseph Brewer. james o Eag e,
John !. Meesig Edward 0'Neili.
Isaac Hunter. -
sep3-3t MICHAEL MtLLleAN.
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O1ICES.
(N0-PARTNER SHIP.

ID EOPENiNG.- The Drawing School in
IL, connection with the Delaware Institute
OF Mechanic Arts, will reopen on Tuesday
Evening, sept. 2lst, IN the Rooms OF the In.
stitute BraifVrd's building, Third and King
Streets at - O'Clock. sep2l-3tawlm
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NEW 1DYEkTISEMENIS
BordentoWn Female COLLEGE,
NEW JER sEY

NEW JERSEY
Established 1855. Graduating courses IN
Science, Classics and Music, with degrees
conferred. Thorough instruction In all de.
partments, with careful attention to morals,
for catalogue. REV. WIN, c. BOWEN AN
Pres't.
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FULL BRASS BAND
Will be present during the Fair.

stretch ch.......................... 81 so
Books are now open and every Information
given by addressing the Secretary
WILLIAM h. COCHRAN, President.
]. THOMAS BUDD, Secretary.
Middletown, Delaware.
sep29 4ti&wt
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SALE OF THE PRESIDENTS
BLOODED STOCK.
ST.. LOUIS, September 30 The sale of
President Grants blooded stock took
place at his farm, to-day. The stock
went at exceedingly low prices.
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Tho ground, ore nrw being improved hy
aiditi, n VI buildings for ex hibitor+ of stock.
and large and ELEGANT buil1ing has been
erected f,r
LdDIES' DEP iRTMENT AND FLORAL
HALL.
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tssaN nA,. AND Co,
WlLMIEarn,

ENJOY 81. s............ '''''''''''.'..,"...
r. 6 N '''sss.tssssts..,...
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REGl+Ts:R'S ORDER

AponEss--N limington bel.
sept29 euGjW
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-22

Centennial SERMoN.-'The Rev. Henry
Bochn, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was
born on the Stll of June, 1875, and preached by
invitation his centennial sermon, a few days
since in Jersey city, N. j., to very large audi
ence, including the members of the Newark
Conference. His text was 1st chap. and 18th
yer. of the book of Nahum.
Here is man, who in his early years unite
with the Methodist church before it was fully
organized in the United States, and throughout
this long and laborio;ls life, has maintained his
christian integrity. Think of it-born before
the Republic was born, and having lived un-
der every president from Washington to Grant.
As an tinerant minister, he has tray-
eled one ntlred thousand miles on horseback,
and was the coadjutor OF Wha' coat, Asburg,
McKenGree, George Jesse Lee and hest OF
others who have crossed the flood and are en-
loving the rewards of their labor. Grand old
man-it won't be long ere the. messenger will
co,ae sc convey him to his home, and
s.rhere all the ships company meet
That sailet! with the Saviour beneath,
TO die no mOrc.''
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NO.. a.,
From the st. Louis Republican.
James I. and jesse Pomeroy

iha5 ante-natal Influences do affect thu oe.
spring, morally as we'll as physically. is ~,
orally admitted by all Intelligent stndents ecu u.
! tns curious branch OF science One historic. ~
ll.u 9a OF the fact will suffice James y
OF England, was the son Of Mary 1 Hana l.;
/ Scots, and Henry Stuart. Earl ~ DSx aIch OF
HIS parents were cousins, and. II ia ha.,,.
necessary to say, scions Of brave stoot VI W.
ever faults the Stuarts had thew az L.,s. !" n
sessed more than fair share OF conr,oa pIs
lneIn except the monarch we have mert;nna' "
lIe was an arrant and notorious coward ~.
fr; n,usseu himself and was so regarded by
1riends as well as enemies. He alwavs ,,.. ~
qhitcd doubiet, to protect him from, assassin.
tioh ~ ms own palace he lived in confnuap
uread OF plots and poisoning, and never co,,i,
see a drawn sword without q violent n ~
trembling. IRE almost equivalent to conyulsion
". Mhy was James l. so marked an execution re-
S Stu ,tiu oi courage which prevailed in the
5l,lstrt race! lie was born on the 10Th ~
June, Io66. David Ricco was killed in O,.o..
Mary's presence March 0, 1866. A littla 80
ths n thrce months, then, before his birth his
moenef's eyes were shocked by the siol,t -,
nashlng steel dipped in the gore of her fr;end ID
ana 1:serite Is it any wonder her son was :,
Gn,onsc coward, ana though sprung from long,
line OF warriors, did not dare TO look unon =
sword? WA "pon =
Inc father OF Jesse Pomeroy was, we be-
liefe, IN early life a butcher. His motber
states that for some time previous to the birth
of her wretched child, she labored u1}er ~" ~,
uncomfortable longing for the siyht Of blood
70 gratlfy this strange DESIRE she was in the
haoit OF going to the place where her husband
carried on his business, and WATCHING with ,;n-
light the bntchering OF animals. She literally,
Ieasted lier eyes On spectacle which few wo-
men and not many men can calmly wtnss.
even when accidentally obliged to do 50, W.s
not the mothers morbid love of blood trans,
mtted to the son? We believe it was inst T.,
the same mailneras the temporary FRIGHT Of
Mary became permanent fright in JAMES James -
moreover we are Convinced that the fufnrc do
velopment OF the science of hereditv no.r
comparatively ill it's ilficy, viii uneouyocslIv
demonstraEe that in the vast majority Of c,sss
the mental bent and moral iaclinations Of in.
d'ylduals are as clearly derived from their na.
rents or remoter ancestors as are their n,,rsi-
cal pecnllarities. How far this theory. when
tuiiy confirmed and generally recognized
should change our treatment of crime aud
criminals, is matter We Shall not undartaL.
% determine. We simply advance thes, iIaas
Tor the exclusive benefit OF those who. Iik.
Burns, are saying:
one point must still be greatly dark,
me moving scay they do it.
And Just as lanely cali We mark
Low far, perhaps, they roe it,"
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MoDEsr.-Mr. Jefferson Davis who was y;s-
ting New Orleans, sent a telegram from that
place to Memphis, where a meeting was being
heldt TO express regret at the death Of John Mites
ELL the Irish patriot, as follows
'sUnable to be with you, send my lleartiet
sympathy in yo proposed tribute to the BY
triot and devotee o. .sissrty, John MITCHELL
Together we struggled for State rights, for th.
Supremacy Of tie constitution, for cn.i,-
mllity independence, aud, after defeat, we're
imprisoned togetheE. AS my friend, | morn
for him, and regard his dea-h rs loss to man.
kind" -,
Which is as much Us to say the death OF Nj.
Davis would be "a loss to mankind" Men q
all sections and countries could pay tribute
Of respect to the TN seliisa spirit that animated
Lee and Jackson, and even Gortlon and Raa-
som, but there is no impartial l,and that can re-
sppct the morbid selsIiness the obs .inate ege-
Ism, the peryerse vindctivennss o, jefferson
Davis. Impartial history will rank him with
the petty despcts that have afflicted their day
and generation, and too narrow in his mild
and too contracted in has range CT vision, to
comprehend the wants of whole people. A |
tbst he wanted was the opportunity to beso..
d petty tyrass.
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How AGoazo beam > King Of Spain

Gradually, and chiefly through the cl,ius q;
the victors to the spoils. the story cf t. r;,
Which pic ID A!fonzo on the tll-on. OF Sn,. :;
leaking out. -,
Ever since the outbreak Of the Cuban rey,,
slons IA lsos, tn sayehals lers ri III III q 10
Jf0tttt Their Interest Ill slavery throu ,ll all the
Kaleidoscope changes of Spanish aImi fistra-
items. This agent, Manuel Calvo bv name, is
a slave owner, not deyoid OF &c lin talent,
+ and always amply supplied with funds where
with to relieve the f2ancia! necessi S of any
oblging minister.
In Madrid Is restaurant kept by one l..
Hardy, and there the Spanish s.King of the
Lobby has his apartments Mr.. Calvo enter
talns in l,lNurient style, and almost daily tn,
political nobility OF Spain lsebnob across LII,
mahogany. Moreover lie purchased sm4s Li.x
since half interest in The Alfoasist paper,
La Epoca, besides making considerable invest
| ments ill conservative journals. 10 these and
other similar reasons is due the enormous III.
fluence which under every administration /,
Madrid since 1858, with the Gully exceptions OF
those of Riza Margai and Ruiz Zariiia. Manu-,
Cqlyo has exc. cised over Zach successive colonial
secretary.
1t is now alleged in Madrid Tint when Calx,
promised his cooperation to the .tfoilsst caup
d. etat the slave taslers OF Havana sent hiiFsf-
100000. which e distributed through Couuc
| Valmasada, the former cantain-yaueral at
Cuba, to army officers. where it would do the
most cool. All or mos: of these officers hast
earned their rank. and many their fortunes il
! Cuba. Among them may be mentioned Se4,
rano, Concha, Lersuzdi Jovcllar Lentona,
Martinaz Campos, and Valmaseta The
pronunciameato itself was made by Valmaset;,.
and the funds provided by Calvo. Valnaseda
| is rewarded by the captaiil-generaship Of Cuba
while Calyo puts hi, tool, Lopez de Ayalla,
| who drew up the manifest OF 1858, WhNh>sl;eil-
/ " insultcd Isabella, into the Office of secretary
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AMERICAN LOANS IN EUROPE The Lon
don Investors Manuel makes an exhibit of the
amounts called for payment i'll connection
with subscriptions to American railroad and
other corporation loans effected in hondon or in
that city and on the continent combined, for the
months of January February and March OF
this year. The transact ons in january were
limited. amounting only toe 59l ,25o: the Feb
ruary calls, he~eyers aggregated 81, 945, 900,
while the sum called up for the present month
reaches tie important total of e. PSI, 800. The
total slated in dollars, is s23, 100.o0o A com
parison shows that the movement during this
quarter exceeds that of 1874 e496, 27O. At the
rate established for the first three months we
are borrowing in Europe OH corporate securi-
ties about soo,G00,o0o in gold per annum
This perhaps conforms pretty. closely to the
ratio OF the past several years, and so far cor
reefs an Impression that this rcsouce fordraw-
ing exchange is less than OF late Years. In the
present condition Of the gold exchange mar
kets it is worthy Of notice that the amount o.
calls to be drawn against during this month is
| nearly 81, 000, 900.
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ABOUT REGISTRATION IN CIrIEs.-The
General Assembly passed an act amending
section Is, chapter Of the Code, so as 20 read
as follows:
.srhe Common council or Beard of Trustees
Of each city and town having more than 5, 900
inhabitants, shall appoint for each ward as
many voting places or precints as they may
deem necessary, aud shall prescribe and cause
to be published the boundaries Of such voting
places Or precincts, and no voter shall cast his
ballot save at the voting place of the precinct
wherein he lives; provided, however, that every
person offering to vote shall have been resi-
dent of the ward in which he offers his vote fer
thirty days next preceding any election at
which he offers to vote; provided tia, when
any voter removes from one ward to another
within thirty days Of an election. it shall be
lawful Ter him to vote in the ward from which
he removed uatil he has acquired the right to
vote in the ward to Which he removes; provitl-
ed, that in case Of the lawful changes or re-
arrangements of wards, it should be the duty
OF the registrar CT each ward to transfer at once
with application, every voter to the ward in
which and Themes forth such voter shall
vote in the ward into which he is so placed or
thrown without having resided therein for
thirty lays
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Hotels.
THE SPOTTSWOOD HOTEL.
l. HarrisOnburg. Va.
!. LUCK. PRoPRIEToR

C. B. LUCK, PROPRIETOR.
| The Hotel, THE SpooTswooD, under my pro
ors and guests. The establishment has been reit
ed from the cellar to the roof and is in complete
dermined to make it stand of the very best
| kept hotels in the State. The proprietor has had
springs proprietor, having kept the old Columbia
hotel. and the new Spotswood Hotel at Rlchmond
dan Alum Springs in Rockbridge. He is quite snre
he may claim, here in the Valley OF Virginia. to be
PIE of Rockingham and the adjoining counties and
the travelling public generally to call at the Spotts
the business of his life.
It is scarcely necessary to say that the Table the
agreeable
fort to establish frst-class Hotel, such as the
Spottswood shall be- in Harrisonburg
My Omnibus will always be ready to convey pas
ssngers to and from the Spotswood.
nov IL Proprietor of spottswood.
A merican Hotel,
"A Immediately at c. & Ohio Railroad Depot,
STAUNTON, VA.
McCHESNEY s. NADENBOUSCH, Proprietors:
The Proprietors in resuming the management OF
this well known and popular hotel SO long favor
ssly known to the travelling PUBLIC promise in the
borne as FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Iss locality Immediately at the Railroad Depot rem
ders it convenient stopping place for persons on
business or in search OF health
Bar and Barber Shop in the House
All the offices of the Telegraph and Stagelines run
ming to this town are adjoining this house.
&B-A frst-cass Livery Stable, conducted by Pat
OToole, is connected with this house.
McCHESNEY & co.
NB.-Citizens Of the county will be furnished. din
der at so CENTS and Horses fed by Pat OToole at 20
cents.
Virginia Hotel,
sTAUNTON, VA
JOHN D. CROWLE, Proprietor.
This we'll known house having recently changed
hands is now prepared to transient and
permanent boarders at reasonable rates. The table
will be supplied with the bast this and other markets
can afford Polite servants always ready to wait
upon the guests and every attention will he paid to
their comfort. A share Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited. Omnibus to and from the De-
pot free of charge
nov 14-tf JOHN D. CROWLE.
National Hotel,
IN Corner OF Sixth Street and Pa Ave
WASHINGTON, D. C.
F. TENNEY & CO., Proprietors.
nov 21-tf
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seven buglers, one after another. Her hus-
band watched her from the top of the stairs,
and felt SO brimful of battle that he ccldn't
cool off until he had jerked his efgist-year-old
boy out OF bed and ''whsled'' him soundly for
not getting up and helping him soundly for
net getting up and helping his mother,
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ANovEL MARRIAGE.-At Luray Page Coun-
ty Va, last week, Robert Il. Abbott earsa Miss
Martha V. Beahm rode up in front of the court
house, and calling for the clerk Of the court,
made known their desire to be married. The
clerk who il also minister, at ence issued the
license, and proceeded to the street, performed
the ceremony while the candidates remained
seated on their horses.
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w e. CRAIG,
Attorney at Law,
and Commissioner in Chancery of Hastings Court
STANTON, VA.
OFFICE with Judge j. W. Green Smith.
~ Prompt attention giue,a to Collections.
October 22-ly
EFFENGER. CRAIG & GRATTAN,
A AttOrneys-af.L0W,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Will practice in Augusta, Rock bridge Rocking
ham, Highland, Allegheny and Bath.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the collection OF debts
and PROMPT returns made. feb 4-6m
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STANTON, VA
OFFICE, on Augusta street, in the room occupied
by George c. Jackson Esq.
Wm. A. Hudson. .rronrrv w
STANTON, VA.
VIII practice in the Courts of Augusta and adioin-
Jig counties. Prompt attention paid to collections
Office with w. A. Pratt. aug 2S-ly
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW
STANTON, VA.
Office, opposite Court House Yard.
Special attention paid to Collections.
=. -
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STANTON, VA.
Will practice in all the Courts Of Augusta and Cir
cult Courts OF the adjoining counties
Prompt attention given to collecting claims.
sept lily Office with H. B. Niche.
DrestOn A. Baylor,
Il ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
STANTON, VA.
Practice in all the Courts OF Augusta and adjoining
Counties.
OFFICE-The same formerly occupied by his faith
er, Col Geo. Baylor decd, Augusta street, oppo-
site the Court house. nov l0-1y
THDEBURN & COOPER,
1I civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineers
Surveys Plans and Estimates for the construction
OF Water Works, Railroads and Bridges, Surveys
and Plans of Mines for working, Ventilation, Drain
age, &C.
Parties contemplating work of the above nature
are requested to communicate with OFFICE 269
Liberty street. Pittsburgh, Pa. mar l6-3m
T HAVE on hand all the necessary Bankrupt Forms,
i and am prepared to make out the necessary pa
pers for any desiring to claim the benefits of the
Bankrupt Act.
will also attend to making out and forwarding
the applications Of Soldiers OF of 1872 their
widows, for the Pension" granted by late Act of
Congress. ALEX. H. FULTZ
march 9-tf Attorney at Law.
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END OF The PoMERoY CAsE.-'The ftnoaS
$1,000, which ex-senator PoIneroy, Of Il sits.r,
gave to State Senator Yark, i'll the senatorial
caucus of 1873, and which has since been held
by the custodian, has been restorel to
Pomeroy. he paying OFT OF it the COSTS liz
Cured in prosecuting him, which amount t..
about $4,000. L is supposed that this. end
tho whole controversy. and that the crninal
action against Poneroy will not be pressed
further.
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Professional Cards.

WILLIAM j. Nelson.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Agent for the Sale of Real Eestate
STANTON, VA,
OFFICE. on Augusta street. (2nd foor) opposite the
Court House.
Collections attended to and returns promptly made.
feb 10
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At recent CORY soot-race between Swo
girls tile one with the Blue gaiter beat.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SELMA

rTyRUSTEEsS SALE OF SELMA.
By virtue Of deed OF trust executed to me by
VIM Easton and wife cnthe 18th day OF April, 1873,
recorded in the County Clerks Office OF Augusta
ed in said Deed, shall sell a. public auction, on
SATURDAY, the Isl day OF MAY, 1875,
at i'll O'Clock, a. M, on the premises, shat valuable
and highly improved estate,
SELMA
on the northern border of the city OF 81 aunton Va
near the grounds of the Baldwin Augusta Fair Hhe
estate will sold in three parcels, by the terms of
the trust viz:
a. 40 ACRES of the West end of the estate 'front.'
ing the Churchvle Road, well adapted to BUILD
ING purposes or for Pasture Market Garden
Lots.
(2) SO ACRES of the East end of the estate 'front.'
Frazier, Esq. very convenient to the city and well
adapted to Building purposes.
g. 81 7-10 ACRES, including the large BRICK
MANSION, -Out-houSeS and grounds, the former res
idence OF II. L. Opie and d r. Williams, Esqs. This
is of the most desirable residences near the
highly prosperous city of Stanton, in the lovely
Valley OF the. Shenandoah. Staunton is noted for
Ohio Railway from the board to the West and OF
the Valley Branch of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
leading to the Southwest.
The TERMS. which viii be made known on the
day of sale will be very reasonable Possession can
be given immediately.
AS have the power to sell privately will be glad
to negotiate asae of the whole of any portion OF
this estate previous to the day of sale. j.,
apI 6-tds JED. aOTCHKISS, Trustee.
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JEW LIQUOR STORE.
T 1FE INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

THE VIRGINIA PROTECTION LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
presents the greatest offered to the
people of the Valley for life insurance. 1t insures
at much less than half the cost OF the old system,
and gives the policy holder ample security. Its
principles are sound-ts managers are good men
J. s. GILLIAN is their Agent at Staunton. He
Ice, opposite Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms. mar % Em
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a O to c. L. Weler.sBoot, Shoe and Hat Store g
NJ late STYLE Snping Hats, arr 2&rly
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A colored child was literally roasted alive at
Calpcper C. II. on Thursday. Yile mother,
leav ng it asleep, went out for short time,
and it is supposed that the unfortunate little
one, having awaken sooner than was expected,
arose from the bed and commenced playing in
the fire The mother came up just as her
child, still faiutly crying. was taken out 81 the
flames.
C@1yle is rot a fit man for q -ceiistis taker.
He.says s.England is populated by 4),ooo, 900
sonls-mostly fools.
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By Request.
How Betsey and I Made Up.

Give US your hand, Mr.. Lawyer how do you do to-
day?
You drew up that paper-I s'pose you want your
pay.
Don't cut down your figures make it an V;
or that ere written agreement was just the maxim
of me-.
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Attorney AT Law !,
and Commissioner in Chancery of Hastings Court
STAUNTON, VA.
OFFICE with Judge ]. W. Green Smith.
aS-Prompt attention oiuem to Collections.
October ply.