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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

Veget:ne acts directly upon the causes of
these complaints. Itinv' sorates and siren 9Th
ems tho whole system, acts upon the sccre;i v Q
organs. allays inflammation, cleanses and
cures liberation, cures constipation, aad regu-
lates the bowels.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15
BRAlNARD'S
MUSICAL WORLD,
a MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

The MUSICAL WORLD has just entered upsn
its twelfth yearly volume, greatly enlarged
and improved. Each number contains thirty
six pages Of choice new music and iaterestin4
and instructive reading n after, consisting Of
Musical Stories, Sketches and Biographies,
Instructive Editorials, News. Gossip and gen.
rraI musical intelligence, Reviews Of New
Music and Books, &c. The MUSICAL WORLD
is edited by Karl Werz, who will continue his
valuable
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

A Tennessee preacher stood up the 9th
er day and said: MY hearers. I now
urge all on ye to dive down into your
brooches pocket and haul out suthin' for
the poor;" and the women of his cengre-
CATION looked right ahead without saying
q word or making dive.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

The meanest man in the country has
been found at last, and he don't live far
from St. Paul either. He is rich, and in
addition to his wealth was enjoying the
emoluments of desirable and lucrative
public office, while at the same time he
allowed his poor old father to saw wood
to raise money enough to keep him from
starving. How is that for meanness? But
that is not the worst Of it. When tue poor
old man, crushed at last beneath the hard
ships Of grinding poverty, finally laid
down his saw and buck to take his place
in lard whose inhabitants it is hoped
never experience how sharper than SER
pcnts' tooth it is to have thankless child,
the price of the modest coffin in which he
was laid away was charged to his wealthy
SOD. Did he pay it, sadly but cheerfully
Not by any means He cody told the
undertaken to get his money if he could
out of the assets Of the deceased, and it
required q lawsuit to compel that lovely
son to pay for his fathers coffin! That's
the meancst man alluded to-who can pro-
duce a mcaner one? Doc. Larpenteur is
keeping record of the meanest men he
ever heard of, and this chap now heads
the list!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

The County has 10 0aelal PaDsr.
ceaf<ssi.x T;heir Faults.

ConfessiW6 Thor Faults.
A short time ago Deacon Grimes and
his wife were sitting together one evening
and they got to talking about their mar.
ried life and then past troubles until both
Of them grew quite sympathetic and Of
fectionate. At last Mrs. Grimes suggest
ed that it might help to kindle afresh the
fire Of love in their hearts if they would
freely confess their faults to each other,
and promise to amend them. The Dea-
con said i, struck him as being COED
idea. For his part he was willing to
make clean breast of it, but he suggest
ed that perhaps his vito had better begin.
she thought for moment, and this con.
versation ensued: ss
Mrs. Grimcs-Well then, William, I
am willing to acknowledge that I am
the worsttempered woman in the world.
Deacon Cunning and looking 1T herr
Louis, that's about the. only time you
ever told the square-toed truth in your
life! ,.... -: ..-s q +
Mrs. G. {indignantly)eMr. Grimes, that
10 perfectly outrageous. You ought to be
ashamed Of yourself.
Deacon-Well, you know it's SO. You
have the worst temper Of any woman l
ever saw.
Mrs. G.-No, haven't either. Pm Just
% good-tcmpered as you are.
Deacon-That's not so. You're as
cross a. bear with bilious attack. If
you were married to craven image
you would spat with it till you soured
on it.
Mrs. G.-That's an outrageous false
hood! There isn't any woman about this
neighborhood that puts up with as much
As do without getting mad. You're a
perfect brute.
Deacon-1t's you that are the brute.
Mrs. G.-No, it isn't!
Deacon-.Yes, it is. You are as snap.
pish as mad dog. It's few men that
could stand the likes of you.
Mrs. G.-1f you say that again I'll
scratch your eyes out.
Deacon-I dare you to lay hands on me
you vixen.
Mrs. G.-You do: Ell! Well, take that!
and that! (cuffing him on the head)
Deacon-You let 60 of my hair or III
smash you into pieces.
Mrs. G.-I will, and leave this house
this very night. won't live any longer
with such monster.
Deacon-Well skip, quit, git out. The
sooner the better. Good radiance to
bad rubbish; and take your duds with
you.
Mrs. G-I'm sorry ever married you.
You amt fit TO be yoked with any decent
woman.
Deacon-Well, you amt half rs sorry
as am. Good by Don't come back
soon.
Then Mrs. Grimes put on her bonnet
and went around to her mothers. The
Deacon hasn't confessed what his princi-
pal failing is.-Max Adelcr, in New York
Weekly.
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M7SI?AL WORLD LETTERS.

Ave given in each number, or nearly Tso
Hundred Poyes in each volume Of the MrslvAr.
WORLD, which would alone cost, in usual sheet
:orD, over Twenty dollars. The music il all
nev, fresh and attractive, and BY tho finest
writers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-15

P@lponemenk inpossibleunder this plan.
n37-6m.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

10 THE MEMBERS OF THE SToNEWALL
BRIGADE.-The committee have made ar
raurements for all members of the old Stone
wall Brigade, who may desire to attend the
unwilling of the jackson statue at Richmond
on next Tuesday, which will email them to
secure tickets for the round trip at $500 each.
1t will be necessary for each member to o..
tain a certificate Of membership from Maj. j.
W. Newton. chairman Of the conamittec, which
will nave to b. shown to the depot agent III
order to entitle the holder to reduced fare
These tickets can be used on the trains lelv-
ing Sta,,nton at 10 A. NJ. a,I 1889 P. NJ. on
Monday, and will be good OH any train unit
Saturday. blowing.
The Committee suggest that all will provide
themselves with overcoats and blankets. Sol
diers quarters and rations will be furnished in
Richmond.
This notice applies to mcn.bers Of the 5t1i
Regiment and all who belonged to the Stone
| wall Brigade in this and adjoining counties.
| The Stonewall Band, to the inspiring sound
| OF whose music tine veterans have so often
| marched, will lead them on this OCCASION. Let
all who can, Join the'ranks as this may be the
last ortanity for u roll call.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

RETURN OF IRGINIAs FAvoR,TG CIRCUS MENAGEKlE.:
On Thursday October 2Sth, the great New York ana
/ New Orleans Exposition. now on its third annual
tour and which the greatest of al existing circns and
menagerie combinations, will disembark from he spe
cal trains which l. called into rcquison for the trans
poration of its arnsf of menagere and baggage
wagons and form its street parade n this city at ~
o'clock m. AT o'clock, p mh tile wonderful ascen-
sion feat VIII take pI ae grounds. fee to all spec
tators young lady .akiasa' wire two hundred feet
in mid air. There will be two performances day.
in the afternoon and one "a O'Clock in tile evening
The following accountof t.e performance and appear
Of this circus and mtnagrie from the Baltimore
Gazette will give readers soma de& what they are go
| ng to- see:
AS every man, and child in this city is ere ss
we'll aware W: W Coles aggregation kno'Sn as the
New York and New Orleans menag, rie aa circus, has
come and gone The street parade which tonis place
between the hours Of ten and Ell m, way Witnessed
by thousands OF peope who thronged the sre Is FTt
crowdeGthe overlooking windows for many o%ks lps
parade was An eNcel'end one the snake eharner com
ing ast for his f share of wondering admiration The
parade the gasfversa question seemed 10 be are
you going the citus?" ant the large msorit Of
The answers IN shs affirmative, it may ,ly "
mtns Park, was crowded during both afternoon and
evening performances.
ofthe menagtrie we have nothing but praise, larger
than the majority. 1t IS excellent in every particular,
and -acClatrd to please "a
he steam Is marvel of mechanical eontrvance
and walks back ward and forward blood and niscle,
instead OF St aud iron, were its component parts
The sea lions are excellent specimens OF species of
animals no less rare than curious aud the crowd around
their seinl-lcqteou> cage was large and Interesting
Ut course the waxen images of the principal partic
pants in TIL Wrd-fanoQ> Bee :hsrIilton scandal!
tracted much attention. They tiew and moieled
EfoY life, ~out.at those who the originals
and have seen Mr.. Coles figures content that
they 'uld recognize the former from their resem-
bante to the latter.
lie circus was of be best here for
many seasons The equestrian were novel and
daring While the batou& leaps of Kelley and Bache
dor We're surprising. The reserved seats with their
CUSHIONS ana DackS, antt admirable feature.
Mr. Cues canvass i new, and of novel pattern l"n-
gnudinal strips OF blue AMI witeis tnlck aud
very commudiouS. In TACT, all of the p4iapt lnala
connected with the combination is fir t-cass, and OF
sort upon which no expense has been spared
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
Iks. Bowler corner, opposite G. H.

'rur STONEWALL AT RICHMoND.-lh
Committee have received the following com
m,nieatien from the acting Mayer or Rich
mond with reference TO the accommodations OF
the members of the eld Stonrwall Brigade
who may attend the unvelfing OF th~
jackson Statue, at RiciAnond, on the 29ih:
RICHMOND. Oct. l4th, 1873.
Messrs. II. J. Williams, J. ". Newton and
others-Gentlempn The Council. by u reso-
luton. has placed the cid Market Hall at tn"
di: posal of the members OF the Stnnrwall sri
gade, which will Furnish a place for sleeping.
1t is the best the city can do. Ii affords me
pleasure to make the decentralization.
With much respect. your. obi servant.
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
Actilfw Mayor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
MAsrl.LUUo*.

On the4th inst. at Kirksville. Missouri. by Rev
j. 3. Mitchell. Nowton A. Baylor formerly of this
city, and Miss Minnie Marmauuke.
On the l4ih inst in this city by Rev. w. L. Baker
Charles A. Bare and Miss Bette c. Hudson, ali OF
Stanton.
On the 18th nss. near Gsreenville. G. L. Cullen and
Miss Augusta Taylor all OF Augusta.
On the 18th inst. Mt Sidney, A y. Driver, of
Rockingham, and Miss Fannie L. j. Curry.
On the 18th inst. Mddlebrook, by Rev. J. NJ
Schreci hise. W. H. Hite and Miss Magy gle C. McClel
lam all OF Augusta.
On the 18th inst, at Mnesytiie. Geo. a. Wise OF
Rockingham. and Miss Rebecca j. Evers
On the 18th instant, near Mohetts Greek, NJ. V.
Swisher, OF Rockbridge, and Miss Mary E. Lucas.
On the 9th inst. by Rev D. c. Irwin P. W. Brown,
of Augusta, and Miss 2, c. V. McCutchen, Of Rock
bridge.
On the It'll inst on kerr's Creek, by Rev. A, Poe
Boude John A. Hamilton, OF Bath, and Miss Cor
uela +. Lackey of Rockbridge.
On the Itch inst, at Buena Vista, by Rev A. Foe
Boude, G. W, Mozingo, Of Allegheny, and Miss Lucy
A. Smith, OF Rockbridge.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
THE DE. AF-AIUTEs are TO have corner at

THE De F. AIUTEs are 10 have a corner at
rthe coming Centennial. We have received
from the committee cssrs. Gal andrt and
}Fay-a request. in the form of a printed cir
.cl!ar, to contribute text hooks aHtl apparatus
,,st.d in teaching the deaf and dHsnb. files of
newspapers published in their inf rest, photo
graphs Of buildings history Of Institution. an
stieles of any kind suitable for collection
(which will show the progress ard results OF
deaf -naute instruction.
Circulars, such as we have received, have
sbeen sent to every Institution in the Union,
and we think should meet with a cordial re-
Spouse Oh the part of all.-Goodson Gazette.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

ROLL OF HONOR. The following is the
Roll Of Honor of the school of which A. Hem
ry Towberman is PRINCIPAL. at the Woodland
School house, ending Oct. 18th. 1873: George
McC. Craig, James Craig. ID. Franklin Eut>.r",
CIias " j. Entslcr. Robert l.. Eussler E.
Minor Foster, Albert D. Foster, f lward NJ.
Harnsberger. Edgar Rolrr, Herbert II. Roller.
Henry D. RuehliSh, Matte &. Craig, Bessie
Eutsler and Fannie e. Weaver.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
Q doors above VALLEY NpEedadAS Office

r.r,pD.-gt Is ru,aored GA the streets that
J. A. Lowenbaeh. OF Farrisenhnfg, who RASCAL
ways been considered one of the sountesf i"en
r. the State, and who. by honest industry and
4,,s;ness fact. had ACCUMULATED 6arftne, Slas
sailed. The amount is not reported.
1T is also rupsores tiinf Hon W:n: Mines az
the Shenandoah Iron Wo Ks. has s'l>prnded.-
We hope that the rumors neay prove lileolsec1
an both cases
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

PERsoNAL.-Col. G. ". IIanSbrou9h. indie
pendent candidate Tor Senator in the Rnlu-
called at our Office. He feels quite conf lent
of election, and thinks that the reputation
platforms is broad enough to insure hma hand
some majority.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Read and ask yourself ifit is not true. Truth
is something we all try to maintain, aud feel
that l am not lacking when say that my store
is the only place in the city where you can get
your supplies regular. do not wish to accuse
any .one, though they be in the same business,
thatI INA conducting Oh the first class style. L
am prompted to make tits assertion by those
who aexaated me. but they have found no
n]aee like home, and to be sure | will welcome
fIem back ant do nay utmost to give them the
same satisfaction, rs feel, have honor'bly
done in the pas. All kinds of fish, oysters
and egg plants daily received.
TO those visiting the Richmond Fair will
extend them a cordial Invitation to call ON
INV brother, in tlse Old Market. and get their
supply of fish and oysters, as lac is conducting
chat business for me, and win give no fault TO
orunable. Yours very respectfully,
= WALTER S. STgTZ,
Fish and Oyster Depot,
4, doars move VALLEY NuEGIMfAN Olicp.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

The PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF VIRGINIA,
coismenced its session in tile Presbyterian
Chlllch of this city last .ht As we go to
press Oh Wednesday night. we cannot give any
of the prnc c,lings in this issue. Dr.. Martin,
of Dlnyille delivered tle-op.niny sermon last
nig.l..
Durin. tle sessions religious services will be
held daily in the Presbyterian church at III A.
NJ and 7:30 p N.
The SlbA nh School Conference Will be held
on Thursday ut 3 P. NJ. at which MeSsrs. Hoop
az. Burnett and S NTH vii. take part.
Rev. Dr.. L"yhurn, of Baltimore, will ad-
dress the Z III ,s Mems Christi,l Association,
on Fri lay evening at 1879 o'clock.
| \ meeting of the Church Session will be
he'll after public worship Oh Saturday MORN
| ing.
The Lords Supper will be administered at
O'Clock, p. NJ. next Sabbath.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
MOpEets.

Ctr market is toeratfy quiet. Ola Efour iff'
de-Hand at very fair rates, and new -four setting al
dd5tatati6ns. Grain moving slowly in SMALL IetssnG 9
selling at quotations. Country Bacon Lard irs'snd
scare. Butsernot plentiful and niger Fresh Esgsin
demand and selling well Chickens and country Veg
etsbesih demand brngi Ag good prces. Small PRIV
ducts geaefttAa in request at fair rates
C. A. RICEhRTSeNs
Grocer and Produce Dealer.
Aur ctr Span
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
MEEr1NG OF BOARD OF V1srroRs.-tt

MEETING OF BOARD OF VISIToRS.-.N Il
MO-. lug of the B rar,l OF Visitors OF t. Deaf,
RS, ,n,. Blind Institution. on al f.'''rs ''y'
~ the Superintendent WAS r''i AMI
81 20 b.. certified {" tn u "
eruor The report OF t" '''
similar disposition. The followl"s. '''''''
elected; A. NJ. Faunleroy, Physician, jas T.
Patterson, Secretary OF The Board, and Cap''
Thomas r. Doyle, Monitor for the Blind
Bows.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Rev. r. II. Mullen, of Richmond. State Lee
tnrer for the Grand Division Of Virginia Sons
of Temperance, Oh recent trip to the Pied
mont region succeeded in establishing six di-
visions Of Sons of Temperance, at the follow
ing places: Woodyille and Washington, in
Rappahannock county; Brentvile and BnckIall
School House, in Prince William county: Cat
lett's Station, Fauquier county. and Gordons.
Vile.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

DIRECTORS ELECTED. M 'ssr>. VIM. L..
Bumyaulner and J. II. Waters We're elected
Directors of the Baldwin Augusta County
Fair on the 18TH
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Last Friday evening, says the Warren Sen
tiuez MIR. Robert Compton, popular ana
PROSPEROUS merchant at Bentonvlle, brought
his bride to his home, and the important
event was celebrated by an illumination Of
The town, and a procession OF some forty OF
the residents of the village and vicinity para
ted through the streets headed by band OF
music improviset for the occasion, speeches
were made and the best Of feeling prevailed.
The most pleasing fact of the occasion was
s.the silvel-heeed clog dance, OF s'the Mayor
| If the city'' and 1.-THE President OF the Board
of Trustees" Messrs. Daniel Alpier ana Johh
Compton, both almost ocfogenaTaans' ana
when another municipal festive occasion IS Or
dered at Bentonville, We should like an lnSi-
tation to be present. =
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
LOCAL L.
Arrival and Departure.

CHEs ApEAKE AND OHIO TRAIN.-From the East ar
rives at az D. Leaves for the est III o'N' r "
Ind leaves for the East at 1875 n. m
Mail Cleses at 945 a. m. and $50 p IN.
VALLEY RAILROAD Mail Train arriVas. AZ .lp =.
m. and leaves at IL Freight tram VII w., p'sS"h-
ger car arrives at 10 d. M and leaves at 43o p M
Mail Closes at 10 a. m.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Oysters, the best of the season, at Pear
mans, opposite the Courthouse.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Pearman's choice oy sters ara the finest appe
Gizer to be found.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
Song OF the Spectator.

Song OF the Spectator.
To lalluwed ''duty.7
Here with loyal and heroic heart
We bind orr columns at
Twenty cents a line. Communications
at regular rates. Special Inducements to the
friends of ss'Ehe Ticket"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

PAINFuo. Acc1DENT.-Roger, little son
of Dr.. B. II. Atkinson, met with pt'hi'i'
accident OH Monday evening. lie was sta'ia-
inc in the engine room OF t'e round house. anu
beinr near the engine which was iii melton,
was struck by the piston roj, and had the
thumb and index finger OF h's right manu-
so badly mashed that it was decne" necessary
20 amputate the tltiinh- The finger WAS re-sr''
but will be shorter. Dr. Atkinson was absent
from the city at the time, and tHe OPERATION
was performed by i'rs. Henhle aha iieese' L he
little fellow is doing well.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

The Fish Commissioners of the State. are en-
gagged in stocking all our principal rivers and
creeks, not previously stocked with fish
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Now we,lli,ave it. The Spectator hlithely
steps forth intc the Path Of 'sdpty','
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
Stsausstah Market, Oct. 81 St.
WHOL IHttiSI. " PRICES.


BALTIMORE CATTI,E AseaEEf. Oct. il. ls-5-Priccs
to-day fo Beef Cattle Fiayc SIS fellows Best Ieevc
at sass 5 generally r&se@ first quality at S7asRa
medium to good fair quality at 4 sas4 81: Ordinary
thin Steers oxen ard Cows at 8 00aS4 GO general az
erage OF the II arket to-day 81 &c extreme range o!
prices 30asG r. Most Of the sales were from 400 t."
IS 70 per 100 pounds.
Cows.-We quote Mich Cows at ss0as2T per head
SHEEP AND LAMBs.,-We quote sheep us sa54c. per
II gross. Stock Sheep 0Oas3 rs per he&. Lambs ia
81 o per head, as to quality.
HoGs.-We quote at 5eas9 rs net.
ALEx ANDHIA CATTLE MARKET, Oct, 14.eSeef CFttfe
$3 70 extra $500 Sheep 4c a54 Lambs a0DaS per
heau Hogs lGaSll per 100 TBS, and COWS and eafseS
e5a$50.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 14--SafesT o
Cattle 75a5 75 sheep to SC. per b gross; LamtS
Calves 20aS5.0
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

l,eaen,an certainly keeps the best fish and
oysters in the city. Don't fail to Gail ana see
them.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

The Attorney General having given an opin-
ion that the Use Of cigar boxes into which the
marks required by law have not been burned
with a branding iron was Illegal, the Commits.
sioHer of Internal Revenue has instructed his
officers not to seize cigars put up in tin or pa
per boxes for tlle present, where they are sat
isfed the tax has all been paid He will rec
ommend to Congress such amodiicatioa of the
law as will permit OF the use of such boxes.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

PETIT JURoRs.-The following is list OF
fhe Petit Jurors drawn to serve at the NO
vember term next, of the Circuit Court OF Au-
susta county. which commences on Nednes-
day. November 3rd. 1875
.South I2ircr.-JoIln Z. Hamilton, A. u.
eChristie. john S. Chuoilman.
Middle Ricer.-Noal Bare. d. i. Hyde.
flrl,as. Il. BarGer.
Pcsturss.--W. u Dudley, Robt. S. lamar
ri. J. Ca1aphels-
Rteeyleads. j. j. shuey. Samuel P. Strain,
ET. C. Pilson.
Beecr1y lNansr.--soIn w. Doom, Alexander
Dull VIM. d. Wrrn-
North Lirer Joseph c. Ham, Morgan
Hoeshcad, Andrew Hess
.OYsrERs. If Won want tlie ci"crSt ana
freshest oysters Of the MARKET. don't fail TO
leave vour orders wittll ma. and have them
sent 60 yeu. sail nane bKt the very best and
at the very lowest possible price.
C. y. Pr.ARMAN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

NEW SECRETARY OF THE INrERIoR.-The
President has appointed Ex-senator Chan
dleE. OF Michigan, Secretary OF the lnterlqg. to
x,,aaced Secretary Dulano
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N Office.

Having lost considerably by the recent hre, ana
being DESTROYS Of rebuilding our Sh9 fesa as
r., ms 10 "a III AND SETTLE their respective ac
counts al once. Byso doing, we will be anaea -
make our contemplated improvements Wlr1ou vr III
bali.asslnent. d. a. y j. ~
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De0ths.

On the 18th inst, at Cornth, Ky, Mr. Cyrus Hol
aged about 48, years.
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SOUTH RIVER.

Wumes5oro'.- joel S. Wallace, George A,
Bruc.. Robert T"rrill.
EishersoMe Schumacher, David S.
Bell. L. F. Caibrrat.
Sheraulo Clinton Hall, D. K. Rankin,
Daniel J. IIiSrrman.
Buterbrook.- VIM. 3. Patterson, DR.. L.
w. Shelton. james McF. Hall.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

cNolut;on Icdo Bromide eff Calcium comp. fes
- sale by W, 4. Ty:ee, druggist, Jan .
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

JUDGES OF ELECTION following have
been selected us Judges for F'le Election
which takes place OIL the 81 on November
next:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21

Grcenciue.-C. G. Merritt, A. NJ. Hawpe,
Isaac Newton.
Mddle6rooh.- DR.. R. A. McChesney, John S.
McCorkie. Henry MSh.
.1Nit,oay.- Jamison d. McGuffin, George W..
Mcclure. John a. Spencer
Ncso Port. -Jan.es F. Ilite, A. S. Turk, VIM.
Steele.