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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

TABLEACx FOB CnRisTMAs.-During
Christmas week an exhibition Of tableaux
vivant will be given at the Town Hall. in
aid of the establishment Of circulating
library for the Young Mems Christian
Association. 1t is under the management
of Mrs. H. D. Peck, Mrs. DR.. Faltz, Mrs.
T. D. Ransom, and Mrs. A. Fl. Fultz, and
the preparations for it are Of character
to assure the public that it will be a most
elegant and attractive entertai nment.
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK AssOCIA-
TIoN.-An Association is being formed by
those interested in the breeding OF poultry
and fancy stock, to be known as the s'Vir.
ginia and North Carolina Poultry and Pet
Stock Association, and the first meeting
for organization is to be held at the Office
of the ':Southern Planter and Farmer,v in
| Richmond, next Tuesday. Among the
names are A. M. Bowman president Of
the Augusta County Agricultural Fair
H. Theodore Ellyson, 7. l.. Payne, F. W
Chlles and T. J. Woodbridge. Any Of these
gentlemen may be correspondent with re
garding this effort to improve poultry STOCK
| in the State. III E@TftEass
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= EDUCATIONAL, STATISTICS. = Franklin
B. Hough ESQ.,, of New York, a gentle
man we'll known in the educational inter-
ests of the country, who 4aas been assigned
i the duty of gathering educational statis-
tics for the centennial, was in Stauuton
last week, getting the statistics of the
schools here He left for Lexington to
!, get the statistics there. While here Maj
Jed. Hotchkiss furnished him some valu-
able information On the subject he was in
restigating. 49, slaF f.e
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=
DEATH OF GRIZZLIES e. HARlio The
President of Elizabeth Iron Co., of Au-
gusta, Mr.. Charles P. Harmon, died in
/. Washington city, where he was protni-
nent member Of the bar. on the I'd inst
He had been in delicate health for some
months, and died of pneumonia after ssiy
three days illness. He was native of
Washington city, and at the commence
ment of the war joined the 18th Va. En-
afantry, from which he was transferred to
Gen. Imboden's command, in which he
served with gallantry. Mr.. Harmon naar-
ried in this county the daughter of the
late Daniel Forrer, the half owner of the
Elizabeth Furnace property. His remains
I were inferred in the family burial lot, near
Alexandria, by Acacia Lodge of Masens,
the pall-bearers bearers being Sir Knights
of the Commandery to which. he belonged.
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STREET. CLEANINa.-The law requiring
the citizens living on certain streets in the
city to clean them every Saturday, from
April to October, has been changed by the
City Council so as to require the cleaning
of the same streets all the year round. The
citizens living on those streets will do well
to observe the change.
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"A GooD ExAMFGE.--The Female Bible
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
of Staunton, through its Secretary, Mrs.
Jos. A. Waddell, has -senS to the Virginia
Bible Society $3.50. The General Agent,
Mr.. NJ. W. Staples, in publicly acknowl-
edging it. says: Eff al the 'frieads Of the
Bible cause in the State will foiiowthe ex-
ample of the above noble Society, which
for years has made its regular annual con
tributiou to this cause without solicita-
ton. the interests Of this great work would
be well taken care or s-..,...s.. .,.-.7
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ORGAN REcE1yED.-The congregation
of the End Presbyterian church has re-
ceived it's new organ. 1t is an instrument
of sevensstops. and of a very sweet tone
Unluckily, it did not arrive from Rich
mond till o'clock Sunday morning. and,
of course, could not be gotten out of tile
depot on the Sabbath. 1t will be in use on
next Sunday. saIs.ssE
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-P-grT a 81 q ssaVEH q rs. q
The COLLECTION OF THE SECOND HALE
OF THE CITY Taxes. Tine Council has
adopted resolution directing the, second
half Of the city taxes to be paid on or be
fore the LIST day of February, and on all
MT Maid by that time an addition of 5 pei
cent is to be made. & sssv kss5.xss
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THE WATER WoRKs.-The Worthing-
ton pump at the water works will be put
in operation in about six weeks, and in the
meantime the water will be turned on from
the old system into the new pipes laid so
as to test them. On Tuesday night the
Council allowed the contractors for the
work the sum Of $14 500, that being the
estimate of the City Engineer (less 20 per
cent? of their work for November. The
Council has ordered, the payment to Rev.
/. R. H. Phillips of $500, the damages as
sessed by a commission for a half acre of
his land taken for the water works.
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!, A GENERAL DOMICILIARYC COLLECTION
FOR THE LEE ,MoNUWENT.--Th Lee
Monument Association has SCI t Il circular
to the Mayor Of Staunton announcing that
/. January next, Gen. Lees birthday, every
house in the South shall be visited for a
subscription to the Lee monument, and
asking him to district the city ard appoint
collectors to make the canvass. The Cir
cular is signed by Mr.. S. Bassett French,
aid to Gov. Kemper and the Secretary of
the Association. 1t was referred to the
City Council, who referred it back to the
Mayor with the request that he would
comply with the requests made in it.
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: A STREET LAMP WANTED.-It is to be
hoped that the city will, while improving
the street to the Asylum, put street lamp
midway between the Valley Depot and the
Virginia Hotel. It. is a long and dark
stretch, and light midway is necessity
to citizens. iia sssas.1 al fi n ne
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A MURDERER. AROUND STAUNToN.-
1t has been ascertained beyond doubt
that Leaford Lightfoot, the colored man
who killed Mr.. John Barry in Kentucky,
has been seen in the vicinity Of Staunton.
He,hasa wife Ia or near the city, fs1
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CATTLE SHIPPED OVER TILE VALLEY
RAILgoAD.-During- the months OF sep
TENDER, October and November upwards
yoe ATS car loads OF cattle have been SHIPPED
by the Valley, railroad from Staunton,
nearly all of which arrived from points on
the chesapeake & Ohio road,West Of the
White Sulphur. : A. large number came
from Wayside, Cattlesburg.r and other
sections of Kentucky. They were market
ed principally in Baltimore, but New
York and .Pniladelphia received . large
uutsUek Va s'sVs''' sgcs 81
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CITY MARKET.-The following prices
ruled in the city markets yesterday: Meat
beef lO@12c. per pound; mutton 1Oc.;
veal 1Oc pork 10@l23c.; sa usage 15c.;
pudding l2ac.; spare rib 1Oc.; chine 1Oc.
FewIs-turkeys 123c.-per pound; chickens
l0c. and ducks Toe. Vegetable-cabbage
5(0 1ec each; onions, 81 per bushels; sweet
potatoes $1.25 per bushei, and Irish pota-
toes 4O<06Oc per bushel. - ----.
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s1DEATH.-Miss Mollie Hudson, sister
of VIM. A. Hudson, Esq. of this city, died
at Rockbridge Baths on the 7th inst. She
had for a long. time been an invalid, and
was at the Baths under the treatment of
Dr. Morrison. Her remains were brought
to Staunton on Wednesday. 4. q : s So /"
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% 81 isae STAUNToN, Dec. 9.
Flour-superfins, S475; extra, SIS. %;
family, $500. W heat-white, $1.2O; red,
S11GaS12O. Ceen-wi1ite, 4ec.; yellow.
40c Oats-35c. Glover seed, S.. Is 9$6.0D.
Pork-S7.25. i3acon- Fec. Lard-l5c.
Meal 65l@70c. coffee 35{a 40c. Sugar
lO(a 16c. Butter -25c. tggs-- 25c.
REMARKS.
Our market fcf the past week has been
very quiet. Nc change to note in prices.
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OFF FOR BALT1MoRE.-Mr David Con-
don, of the firm of Condor 4 Lara of
Staunton, who have gotten the contract
for one of the storage lakes Of the Balti-
mote City Water Works, has left for that
city, Mr.. Lara, yesterday, shipped the
carts and other material for the work BY
the Valley railroad for Baltimore.
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OUR YOUNG ARTIST ABROAD.-Max
Brownoid, of Stauntun, the pianist, was
advert ised to appear last night at the Hay
don concert, in Baltimore, and next week
is to appear at the Academy of Music, in
New York. His name is announced in
connection with the most distinguished
artists who are to to appear, and it is evi-
dent our young artist is fast climbing the
ladder of fame. Fl nc Hf,4 4 u
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MEETING goF CHESAPEAKE q OHIO
SToCKIoLD ERs. Themeeting of the Ches-
apeake & Ohio stockholders was held at
Richmond on the 4th, but the report of the
President and Directors not being ready,
was adjournedauntil next Thursday, the
16thsinst., at 12o'clock.F ~ az ~ ''i'
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THEATRICAL NEws.-Last night the
season of tile Basye company closed with
"Fanehon,' p and two acts of Richard III,
in which an amateur, DR.. Butler, of this
city. played the title role quite acceptably.
Madaaae Bres.au aud Mr.. G, A. Fair left
the company at this point. The company
goes from here to Charlottesville.
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. l.
THE CITY -FINANCEs.-The report of
the City Treasurer for November shows
that the bonded debt of the city Of Staun-
ton, as far as under his official supervision,
is in round numbers $143, 900, and there is
due to it $4,000, and the floating dent is a
little over 81, 900. his statement of debt,
though correctly made by the Treasurer in
reply to a resolution Of the Council, is cal
cuiated to deceive the people when made
month after month. The Indebtedness of
Staunton, so far from being $l43, 600,
is Sol 900, and il the Council want the
reople to hs informed, as is their right, let
them, call IN the Treas urer for statement
of the aslaole debt which has beengincurred
by the city, and he will furnish it. The
monthly publication of half the amount Of
llecity's liabilities is acknowledgements
and moralIva sham. The Treasurer, at its
last meeting communicated tothe Council
the fact that lie had paid off the $3.50 due
by the 7eitysat the National Valley Bank.
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The aPEoMEN AIDE CONCERT FOR
CHRIsTMAs.--That our citizens may ex-
actly understand the promenade concert
and fair for the benefit of the West All
gusta Guard an Stonewall Brigade Band,
we may state what it is. The spacious
hall Of the Grange building will be
splendidly decorated with paintings. amid
festoons of evergreens. There will be
music all the evening by the band alter
mating with the orchestra. and the yisi-
tors can, to it's delightful strains, promen-
.ade the hall, around which will be strung
tables filled with all those temptations
usually found at a fair, including variety
Of tasty articles suitable for the season;
that is, suitable for Christmas presents
We learn that the concert may probably
be varied by some excellent vocal music.
Some eighty Ladies' have enlisted in The
cause, and a meeting was held at the band
hall Monday night and the following, or
ganization was effected: Mrs. III. W. Shelf
fey, President, and Vice-Pfesidents, Mrs.
DC. McGutfin, Mrs. Jos. A. Waddell, Mrs
Fannie Hartman, Mrs. VIM. A. Bum
gardner, Mrs J. M. Carroll, Mrs. G.. 7.
Wickes, Mrs. c. E. Haiaes, Mrs. D. A.
Kayser, Mts.-J. P. Asst, Mrs. w. H. Pey-
ton, Mrs. Richard Hawkins, Mrs. E. w.
Bailey, Mrs. Geo. E. Price,, Mrs. VIM.
Kenney, Mrs. Go. P. Baker, and Miss
Mary Lushbaugh. ..-.. -... ..,.<-
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BREvlTIFs.-The supper given by. the
lads of the First Presbyterian church last
week realizsd $3.50. a60WzaAN " n
Thomas J. Webb, the Huntingtonsbank
robber, who was brought from Tennessee
hy MIR. NJ iErskine Miller, of Staunton,
was sentenced at Barboursville, W.. Va. i,
to fourteen years in the .penitentiary and
has been sent there. .sefs4. .s.t..-
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A PAROLE TO Go TO THE MooN.-The
Richmond Enquirer" reyives the history
Of Ex-Governor Letcher's imprisonment
and parole, and publishes the following
parole first given:
WAsHINGToN, D. e., July Is, 1866.
John Letcheri is hereby parolled. He
will go home by the same road ne came
here, aud will stay there and keepsquiet.
- EDWIN M. STANTON.
+ They wouldn't even let him practice law
outside the county Of Rockbridge, and for
eighteen months he remained in his OWE,
county and reported by letter every week
to Andrew johnson, saying: 81 am at
home." The Enquirer might have add
ed that that state of things was put an
end to through the intercession Of Capt.
James Mcclure, now Of Staunton, then OF
Washington, who applied to President
Andrew johnson fer both Ex-Governors
I4etcher and Smith. The President said:
ooh, give Letcher parole to go to the
moon, and Smith to go where he.pleases.' y
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REMARKs
City Notices..
N&
E BEST AND MosT APPROPRIATE

TIE Bssr AND MosT AppaoPRIArs
CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Call atCLlEEDiNSTS PHOTOGRAPH GAL.
LERY aud have half Of his FINE FIN.
ISHED PHOTOS taken for your friends
PORCELAIN PICTURES speciality fer The
Christmas trade.
Also large stock Of Frames and Chromos At
REDUCED PRICES. declo. 2,e
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MEDIcArsD SCARLET Flannel .-Shirts and
Drawers. certain cure for Rheumatism, for sale
low by E. B. SPENCE 4 sos, Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street, Richmond, Va, whore can
be found the largest stock of Underwear and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods in the city
Call on E. B. SpEsoE + Sos if you want Cloths
ing, Shirts, or Furnishing Goods.
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TIE BArrfsr FAIR continues open to-
day and tonight. with good stock for
the benefit Of those who attend.
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Is IT True ?--Dr. G. s. Walker, Dru -siss, In
our own town, informs us that Duran. Rhen.
matte Remedy" is the only medicine known to
him that cures ell forms of rheumatism There
is no humbug about this. Gall on the DR. for
a circular. ,7 4E.r
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

EFFECT, OF PICKPoCKETs.-A commu-
nication was read at the City Council
Tuesday night from Mr.. Jos. Kent, of
Wythe CO., Va, asking to be paid $l6, the
amount of the coupons on two 500 city Of
Staunton bonds OF which he had been re-
lieved by pickpockets at the Richmond
fair. The matter was referred to the FL
nance Committee for consideration.
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New CoUNCILMAN.-An election was
held by the Council Tuesday night to ill
the vacancy o.casioned by the resignation
of Mr.. Chas. Grattan. Mr.. VIM. Kayser
nominated Mr.. Thos. A. Bledsoe, and Mr..
P. B. Hoge nominated Mr.. P. H. Trout.
The first vote was tie-4 to 4, and on the
second Mr.. Bledsoe was chosen by vote
of 6 to 4. =. 1e..-.-E. =
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.SoIREEo AT THE VA. FEMALE INsrI-
TUTE.--The usual monthly soiree at the
above named institution took place last
Friday evening. anda charming entertain
1ment was given, the programme consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, recital
tions and calisthenic exercises. That
spicy little sheet, the ''Solree,," which was
quite a feature Of the entertainments
given during the last session, we regret to
say, has not been revived, and we must
confess that we miss very much it's piqrant
editorials and the bon mots of the report
er colasnnllh's s sssssR is@0mssi9fsa
We learn there is to be given during the
holidays a soiree, in which will be present.
ed charming little French comedy, and
as these comedies are generally faultlessly
rendered by the pupils of this school, there
is treatin store for those who will be so
fortunate as to be present. 50
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= =. =
THE MAPS OF THE ARMY OF NoRTH
VIRGINIA.-The war maps used by the
Army Of North Virginia are i'll possession
Of Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss, Typographical
Engineer on Stonewall- Jackson'ss staff.
and after his death on Gen. Lees staff.
One Of them is the map used in the let
tyshurg campaign, which Gen. Jackson
told Mai. iIotcnkiss to. draw the winter
Eefore, and the whole winter was spent i'll
perfecting it. Maj. II. sent through the.
lines and cot county maps of the Wholss
route as far as Philadelphia, which was
the point to which Gen. Jackson ordered
the map to be made. It contains every
country and side road, and the farm houses
and names of the owners of them. All
the roads are marked out by Which the
confederates were to march and which
they did march, though the lamented
Jackson was not there, as far as Gettyss
burg. After the war Maj. Hotchxiss was
sent to by tie military authorities for
these maps. but declined giving them up
unless he, went, with them. He and they
were taken to Washington, where Grant
was then General of the army Grant
told him he wanted them to make q map
to complete his report, s'sfor,o said he.
''you fellows down there gave us q great
deal Of trouble making q. map of your
country, and. tLn're was some of it we
didn't get at all.'' Maj. II. explained to
him that he would fill out the maps, as
only the man who got them up could.sand
| send them to him if he would let him take
then back home, and he would like, in re-
4 turn, that Grant would give him an order
to get his military map Of part ofgthe
country his ''fellows' wouldn't let the
Confedefstes gat. Grant readily gave mis-
assent and an order on Gen. Delafield for
the maps, an operation. not pleasing to
Gen. Delafeld, who remarked to Maj. II.
that, being, rebel, so far from getting
maps he ought to be thankful for getting
his life Maj. sHotchkiss took his maps
back home and made full maps from them,
which he sent to Grant, who used them
in making out his report to Congress, and
made an order paying Maj. II. 81 500 fer
1.-The work. 4sEasA ~&ss q 9 II FsS .
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=. CsAss's GoMrouaD has acquired really an en-.
viable reputation; In fact, it has mat with un-
precedented success. Never has there been q
medicine before the people that has given such
universal satisfaction. Those whs once uss.is
will not be without it. All look upon 1t as
blessing in time Of araiction, and children who
can but lisp its name call for it when they are
suffering With aches and pains. They have the
evideace Of hzrdreds Of our best citizens, who
claim for it Is . family medicine that it has no
equal, and we advise all who are suffering from
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, or aches and pains of
any kind to try 1t, as it will surely give imme-
diate relief. 1t is also highly spoken Of by
those who have used it in cases of Bruises
Sprains, Sore Throat, &c. 1t is home medi-
cine and a home enterprise, snd worthy the at
tention Of those who stand in need Of good
family medicine. Read few Of these csrs:fi4
Gates:
From Hon. N. X. Trout. Mayor of the City Of
Staunton.1
SrAuNTos. January 40, 1875
certify that have used Ceases Com.
pound" and have found il to be q very good
remedy for many things it is recommended for
and do not hesitsie TO endorse il a. valuable
medicine, that should always be kept on hand,
am now usiag it for frosted feet, and am sure
to effect 9 cure after have given it sufficient
trial. NIX Taour Z
From J. n Ryan, Clerk of Circuit coust Au.
f--rp gusta County.
SrAuNrcx, Va January 20, 1875
] hereby certify that l have used HCeases
Compound" with very great advantage. I
have found it to be very eficacious for Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, &c. have also used it in
case Of sprained ankle, and obtained relief al
most as soon as tho application was made.
will ado that was induced to use it without
having the least faith in itscurativs powers.
can unhesitatingly recommend it as most
valuable medicine. r jim. RYAN
*, RocKBRrDGE Co., Va, May 3, 1875.
b E. P. CEASE Co: GENTS: take pleasure in
certifying that l have used your ''Compound''
for very severe rheumatic pain in my shout
dets. which was relieved entirely by iss use,
and cheerfully recommend il TO all who are
suffering with pain Of any kind
efSlFtt @. ]. BRAwLEy,
ije25-ly 1Ii'@ ~ Snp't Poor Houss.
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FATAL ACCIDENT On Friday night
last, Risdon G. Smith, aged 10, a son OF
Mr.. VIM. Smith for many years the car
ptnter at the W. L. Asylum, was kille on
the q. u 0. Road about u half Il mile DE-
low the city on his way home. He left
town for home about II O'Clock that night
wallsing the track as the nearest way home
and had arrived at the lower end of his
fathers garden when be met the express
freight coming West and got out of the
way of the engine. But a caboose had been
cut loose from the train and was following
on behind, and us young Smith stepped on
Jhe track, again after the train got by, the
following catoose struck him and literal
ly crushed him to pieces. He was found
lying dead on the track with bis body
frightfully lnutilated and one of his hands
cut off. The deceased was caruenter by
trade and an industrious workman and q
good son.. His parents so suddenly and
shockingly bereaved have the sympathy of
the community. W ar sfs5e s
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TEE REAssEssstENTIN- AgGUsTA.- The
following issa statement Of the assess
ment Of real estate in Augusta county,
withthe exception of one township, North
River, for 1873 and 1875. 1t will be seen
that the valuation in the five districts Civ
en- shows a following off of Sl6s,l83.
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CHURCH NorEs.-A che. First Rfestf.
terrain church1ast Sunday the ordi661et
of the Lords Supper was administefe
There were seven additions to tile chefoRI
four by certificate and three Oh professioii
of their faith. The sermon was delivered
by Rev. VIM. E. Baker (; the ante-commu-
Inion sermons were delivered by Rev. J.
Rice Bowman, of Harrisonburg
At the Second Presbyterian church Sun
day morning, Rev. ]. Miller Of the Staun-
ton Female Institute preached, and at
night Rev. McDuff Simpson. AZ
at the Methodist Gch,irch, 5on Sunday
morning last, some twenty persons were
added to the congregation, tue fruits of
the revival which is progressing.
Il The revival at the Methodist church at
West View, conducted BY Rev. r. D. Col
Inns Of ne Methodist church assisted by
Rev. by Rev. John Taylor of the Baptist
and Rev. Dr.. Ewing. of the Presbyterian
church is still progressing, there being IS
conversioEss SO far ATSfsg -.
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s. y. Wilkes is offering the hest and cheapest
Furniture Ia Staunton.
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gSslSN ass. 1875.
Beverley Manor. S1.421, l79 81. ss0,s 8
South River, ! IA. % ,7O3. 2S4
Riverheads, l.51S 9S6 sos. 934
Middle River,f daIi1,s6e,2:st 1,s6s. e45
Pa 'ssf%S's b .ss1sss T..
$7,s76'571 $685. 1888
g'North River Township has not yet been
returned. ss,.,l.S V.4Is,4yl .g9asiuW