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AUGUSTA FARMER

in competition with the West and agricul
ture has ceased to be very profitable. 1t
is true that our glorious schools bring
money; our Lunatic Asylums (Dr. Yerby,
i'll the legislature, used to say that we would
die if it was not for the Lunatic Asylum
brings some; our deaf and dumb Institute
brings some, and our trade with flourish
ing back country by which our merchants
! make a small-they say very small laugh
ter profit from the clippings Of commerce,
brings some, out with ali this weare brought
to stand still. The question now is wteth-
| er We can prevent Stanton now balanced
on a. edge as fine as the point of a needle,
from falling back or whether she will
ST ride forward. If we decide that she must
60 forward we must have manufactures
if We d. not get them we have attained the
full. stature Of our growth The adva1-
| tages of the coming of such a gentleman as
Mr.. Crossman cannot be oVereStimated
He does not propose to come here to lend
| out his money and further exhaust an al
ready exhausted community with the pay
ment Of interest. lie proposes to give en-
ployment to labor. The benefit Of manu-
features is that they employ our labor and
| the result will be to make other people con-
tri ute to orr prosperity by purchasing
things made by US, We have been told al
| along that
| OTHER VALLEY CITIES,
! Winchester and Strasburg, were standing
| still, but now at the pinch of the hill Win.
| chester las resources that we have not-a
paper mill and other manufactures which
are contributing TO her growth, and which
we have not here. Here al Staunton, eX-
cept d very few manufactures, we have
nothing going to draw money to lis, and
| by drawing money support the people IL
our midst.
There is no place better fitted for manu-
features than this. Why shouldn't blast
furnace flourish hereY Why shouldn't {
wagon factory do weii2 Why send 20 De
| laWare and New Jersey and New 7 orA FOL
| WAGONS? Because-ahd that is the only
reasoa=-we nave been for fifty years accus
toned 10 be tributaries to Northern III
genuity and Northern enterprise. GU
| carriage factories are An addition TO Oh
resources, but they should be increased
and multiply. Let them grow, and W,
shall grow with them. Why not hay,
woelea factorits here2 They were one,
profitable here. even without . tariff Of 4
per cent. to protect them. Why Gang W.
have cotton Factories, when Petersburg, ;
town not great deal larger, has eight o.
| ten? Since the war the manufacture O.
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srAusrox VI. Eco 18th 1875 .

SFAUNF0N 7 F5V Iz1H -o1o
YTvHE COUNTY COUNCIL OF AUGUSTA
4 believing that num0erless dement's would
accrue from larger organization, have This Day
in Council assembled. passed resolutions look
ing toshis desirable end, and do hereby inrite
the cooperation of the adjoining ccunties-
Rockbrdge Rockingham, Albemarle. Nelson,
Highland, Bath and any Others that may de-
sire to join in the movement
Brothers, you are earnestly requested to send
Desegat's to this, the City OF Staun'on, on the
SECOND FRIDAYin MARCH next, 1879, the
18th dav of the month, not 10 exceed three from
each Subordinate Grange, for the purpose Of or
ganzing District Council
S BROWN ALLEN,
q. J. WILLIAMS,
WIN. q. PEYTON.
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A COMFORTABLE PRoFIT.-A1l liquor
manufactured after u O'Clock on Wednes-
day, the Sd inst, has to pay the 80 cents a
gallon tax, and that made before that hour
only paid 70 cents. Inspector W. G. Brown
has received instructions from headquar.
tiers at Washington to that effect. One
distillery firm in Augusta has 800 barrels
on hand, and makes about 5000 by the
operation of the new law, and another
about $1,000.
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STRIKING WHITE WoMAN.-Dabney
Maupin, q mulatto, was arraigned before
Justice Gushing on Tuesday for striking
Miss Kate Grant, q young white girl, his
neighbor, living on the suburbs of the city.
The affair grew out of quarrel over a dog.
The man was bound over to- keep the peace,
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:ll.1 be. bnofeator~
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH l., 1871
Property Sales.

The following Sales Of Property are advertised in
his paper fuller particulars being Cund in ithe adj
vertisements:
On Saturday, July 18th. house and lot in Waynes-
boro, now occupied by John a. Lutz. Sale py r..
NJ. Ellis, trustee.
For sale 1873 acres of land near Rockbridge Baths
neighhorhood desirable, and will be sold extremely
low. Apply to WIN. Dold, Lexington, Va, or W.
II II. Lynn, Stanton.
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"A BREACH OF PROMISE CASE tor s., 900
was begu. in tt: Marine urt, in New
Yo k, OIL Wedn ay, on e part Of Miss
My Chamber ayne, sixteen years old
against Mr.. J hn Butte Holmes, ell
known civil 81 G neer, sixty years of age.
the father OF stv ral grown-up children,
mated at FRI m 100, 600 to $500 ,00O
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THE FIRST SNAKE.-Y esterday large
termilk Spring. This is one of the ''sweet
harbingers of Spring" that makes warm
weather pretty sure.
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JANUARY list and JULY 1st

in each year. Said Bonds exempt from city tag
es, and The Coupons receivable Tor all city dues
and taxes.
These Bonds are part of an issue $50, COO
au thorzed to be made tor The const uc'ion of
Water Works to supply the City with water for
DOWESl 10 and MANUFACTURlNG PURPOSES.
The faith and credit OF the City is pledged Ter
the payment Of Prilcipal and Interest OF his
loan, and in addition, it is required by ordi-
nance that ne wa4er lelts, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary be SET apart 10 pay the in
terest and provide sinking fund for the final
redemption OF the bonds
Fer further information apply toe he National
Valley Bank, Staunton, which is authorized TO
sell the ga bonds.
; !; $e :, + S 1 2S5, Finance Co"
5an22tf
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A RARE OPP Oh TU Nj 7 Y

The attention OF parties desiring to obtain
FORL LESS THAN HALF ITS VALUE,
GOOD FARM having all necessary improve
meuts and containing 333 ACRES-half well
tjmtered and half tillabe and-is especially
called to that portion of the farm pear the Rock
bridge Baths, recently belonging to David
Firebaugh, known as ''the Middle, or Harvey
tract"
No better opportunity 10 buy q farm. situated
in desirable eighborhood and conveniently
located as 10 mills, school houses and churches
at an
EXTREMELg LOW PRICE,
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A CIVIL R1euT's FIeHT. The only
trouble arising out of the Civil Rights
bill in stannton has been fight on Mon
day between two. colored employees at
Burke's stables arising out of discussion
over it's effects and privileges,
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SETTLED.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company have succeeded in set
Ting with the obstreperous second mort
gage holders, who recently advertised the
railroad for sale.
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NoTicE.-In order to carry out my announce.
ment of Jan. lst, will place in the hands of a
collector all accounts due me, if not paid by the
10Th inst. A word to the wise is sufficient.
]. ". NEWTON
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
r i d b O n q

all widths-at allBprices;
Baby Merino Caps and Bonnets.
A splendid Corset for SOC, worth $l,0O
Kid Gloves from rs to $2.50-warranted
Nottingham Lace at doc, worth 75c.
1t is useless to try to enumerate our Stock of
Goods much as we would like to Go :. .or il
would taxa up every column i. .as pa
Ler but we have certainly the largest Stock of
Dry Goods and Millinery in this market, and at
prices that none will obj ct to-
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A CLAM AT HIGH WATER.-A clam
shell petriied has been left at this Office,
which was found imbedded fifty feet deep
in solid sandstone rock on. Che banks Of
New River in West Virginia.
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MIDDlgBRooK, VA. FEB'y 22d. 1873.

MIDUAEBKUUk, v I EB 22d, 1870.
q LII parties having claims ag nst the estate
n Of Eiljah Hogshead, deed will please
present them to me fov adius,men, al ouce
Those knowing Themselves debied TO said
estate will make payment mithoet further delay
TO the undersigned.
The personal property belonging to the estate
of z. Horshead feceased, will be sold at the
Carson farm, near Middlebrook. Va, on Wee.
saesday. March l7th
ga See handbills.
JOHN S. MoCORKLE,
Adm'E Of g. Hogshead's Estate.
feb2e ct.
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We have the largest stock of

HUMAN HAIR Gt DDS IN VIRGINIA.
Table Linen at soc, wortl 75c.
Linen Napkins atsOc, ST. So .25 and So. 90 !:
these are a bargain.
Ladies Underware of all descript ons.
Ladies Belts 25c to 81 90 worth double.
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DH ED.

MOORE;-At her home on Kerr's Creek, in the SSH
the late DR.. Thomas S. Moore "-N'" VI
THOMPSON.-On the 18th of February. at EDGE
WOOD, his residence, near ThOmpson's X Roads
Lonlsa co., Chas, James Thompson, in the 6lst yea
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MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.

ran be found in Roekbridge county
Those gho wish to buy Farm at g Great
Bargain, should examine this property az soon
as possible.
Possession can be given on the Isl Of March.
For further particulars apply to j. A. Miller On
the premises, or 10 W. Fl. Fl. LYNN, Stanton,
or to
feb12-tf Lexington, Va
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FISTULA,
STRUCTURES,
POLUPUS,
JUNIORS,
WING
VEINS
ULCERS
PHI S,

Diseases of Femsles &c. Cancroid Tumo,,
aud Ulcers on the face and body removed an
cured by the use of DR.. Clopton's remedies
also the worst cases Of Piles cured with a,
ointment. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
y hunoteds OF letters from his old patients apt
Physicians can be seen st his room : ''''
See letters from Nessrs. Loving and Hobbs.
!. lou WI nave ample time to write to these ge.
tiemen and satisfy yourself that these lettsrs p,
genuine "i
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Is 1T TRUE ?--Dr. G. S. Walker, Druggist, in
our own town, informs us tina" Durs ngs Rheu-
matte Remedy" is the only medicine known to
him that cures ell forms of rheumatism. There
is no humbug about this. Gall on the L r. for
circular.
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MR THos J. CsowpeR at the VIRGINIA Hote
Bar has real imported Havanas, and delicious
ones they are.
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LOVERS Of Ten Pins will ind two new
ana superior Alleys in the rear Of Hilberts Sa.
loon, on New Street. His bar is also supplied
with superior liquors. Give him call.
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City Notices.

SUFFERERS are directed to the advertisement
OF Dr. Ciopton. His ce t icaes are from reli :
oie partles who can be easily communicated
with
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Commercial.

STAUNToN, March IT,.
Flour-super6ne, $3.50; extra, So So; IA
mily, So 10. Wheat-white, .S1.lO@$l,12;
low, Csc. Oats, $4,000. Pork. So. Ba-
con, 129c. Molasses, 4Oc. (GS1. Sugar, 10
(916c Coffee, 23(935c. Butter, 2sc. Eggs,
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ETYHlTEWAsH BRUSHES
w At all prices ranging frorrs 25cts to
So so, and all can be satisfied in
@ U LITY
As WE'LL AS
R ICE s
GEO. ". MAY 4 CO.,
Augusta Street,
Stanton.
feh26 It
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REMARKS.

Our market firm at prices quoted,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.-Beeves
best, $5(@$7 10; general average, $500;
most OF the sales were at $4(0$5.25. Cows
-milch, $500 $50 head. Sheep. 4(074c
Lambs, $2(G$3.50 a head. Hogs, $9a$9.75
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT in Way
NESBORO.
As Truatee in deed OF trust. execSiad to me
by John 4. Lutz and Hester A. Lu'z, his wi e.
dated June 9Th, 1870 and duly recorded ia lhd
Clerks Office Of the County court of Augusta,
] shall on
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a START FOR sTAUNrON.

LABOR AND CAPITAL REPRESENTED
VIEWS OF OUR LEADING CITIZENS
sTAUNTON MUST MAKE SOMETHING TO
SELL-THE ADVANTAGES OF THE CITY
TIoN FROM TAXATION OF MANUFAC-
TURES WANTED,
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The town hall was filled on Saturday
evening last to consider how Stanton may
enter on new career, the meeting being
the result of a growing feeling that the
time las arrived fore city to go into
manufactures and that, even if she was
able, she must no longer be at a stand as
trading place. There we're present some
leading manufacturers, merchants, law
yeis, and the galleries contained some two
hundred colofed lecple, drawn there with
tire hope OF seeing some opening for work
IA sight which would impress any man who
knows the advantages OF cheap labor. The
gathering was presided over by Hon. n. K.
Trout, Mayor Of the city.
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GOO nfln WATER BONDS OF TIE
SeV}.S)( II J CITY OF srAUNT0N ARE
OFFkRku FOR SALT Coupon Bonds Of
ST. 600 and 500, bear ng eight t8) per cent
interest payabls
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A BOARD OF TRADE

On mot on of Mr.. WI. Nelson COM
mittee of three was appointed to report at
an adjourned meeting on the expediency
of organizing a Board of Trade, and the
chairman appointed Messrs. w. J. Nelson
VIM. Frazier and H. J. Lushbaugh.
The meeting then adjourned till uext
Saturday evening at y o'clock, to hear the
reports of the various committees, at Fire
mems Hall.
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New AGverti~erss

| NR. J. A. CLOPrON of Huntsville Ala.
~ MAJ be COZ suited at the American Ho,el
S.au MON, rom tie l7ih to the 25th of Aor,l
Il he reass with perfect success
PTIES
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EIDR RENT.-That very desirable residence
II on Church street, Staunton, Va, at pres.
ent occupied by the family of Col. Geo F. Al
ford. Possession given Immediately. For terms
Sc apply to
decl l-4m ELDER & NELSON
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STRONGEST AND BEST CHAIRS made s. NJ
WILKES is selling at ST. 100 each.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

. AS starting point from which the &C.
ton of tie meeting might proceed, a letter
from MI. Geo. II. Crossman, Of Cleveland,
o., to Hon. a. II. FL. Stuart, was read
asking for information about the iron re-
sources Of this section and stating that he
desired it with a view of rem owing to Staun-
ton and starting works for the production
OF wrought blooms and sheet iron. The
letter was read by Col. NJ. &. Harman, who
also read some figures showing that IS tons
IT iron were made at Elizabeth
Furnace. sixteen miles from Staunton, at
a cost Of only Sligo per ton.
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SATURDAY, the oath day of JULY, rs

Sell on the premises publicly, to the hg' :
est bidder, the HOUSE and LOT mentioned in
said deed of trust, being Lot known rs No. % n
the Plat laid off by James Flack.
Terms-Cash
ian22-6m B. NJ. ELLIS, Trustee.
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feb5-'y
AND OHIO

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
On and after Saturday. February 18th, 1875, Pas.
senger Trains will run as follows
1O:45 A. M, MAIL TRAIN FROM STAUNTON.-FOr
Charlottesville Gordonsville Richmond and ali inter
mediate Stations daily, arriving at Richmond 500
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville. Chattanooga and the
South, and at Gordonsville for Alexandria, Washing
$3.50 P. NJ. MAIL TRA1N.-For Covington and all in.
ermediate Stations daily, arriving at Covington at
81 ?. NJ Passengers for points west of Covington
ngton daily at $50 A. NJ for Huntington and all in
ermediate stations, making close connection daily
except Sunday with steamers for Cincinnati and
he West an Southwest.
For Rates, Tickets and information apply to J. W
hopkins, agent at Stanton
CONWAY 4, HOWARD, G. P. & T. g't.
Tnos. DoDAMFAD,
Gen Sup Of Transportation. fe13
FISDR RENT.-That very desirable residence
II on Church street, Stanton, Va, at pres
ent occupied by the family of Col. Geo. f. Al.
ford. Possession given Immediately. For terms.
Gc apply to
decll-4m ELDER & NELSON
I'oR RENT
THREE HOUSES-one very desirable
ty residence. Apply to
lscll &C. mo NOON
t9UBLlC SALE.
AS admir- Of sam'l H Bell, decd, I will sell;
at publ auction at Swoope's Depot, on
THURSDAY, the 25th day of MARCH,
all of the personal property of the late S Fl.
Bell consisting in part of one horse Threshng
Machine Reapers, l Mower Wheat Drill
Cornsbeller, Wagons, Flows. Harrows, &c
LOO head of Stock Cattle, some of then, thorough
bred, II head of fat Cattle, about 40 head OF
Sheep mostly thorough bred, So head of fiat
sheep 80 head of Hogs, or 10 head of Hors :.
| tine Stallion, also 100 bbls Flour, 500 or 1000
bushels of Wheat in the mill, Corn, Oats ami
Cloverseed, and all the household and kitchen
furniture.
w. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock ~6N
A. A. SPRoUL, Admir-
of s. q. Bell, decd.
All parties having claims against the estate
ofSiml Fl. Bell, dee d, will present them to
me for adjustment. Those knowing themselves
INDEBTED to said estate will make payment Of
once.
A. A. SPROUI. Admir-
mcha tbs. of s. Fl. Bell, decd.
SAAH w HnoONAL fROPEklY.
TIE sale Of the personal property of Mrs +. D
Woods has been postponed until tomorrow
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth, 1875,
g.. AT lo3 o'clock A. NJ, at her residence il
feb26 If.
L%OR RENT OR sALB-A CT, mfortable
IL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, convenient
to the business street OF the city. Toms very
accommodating For particulars apply to
feeb26 st.
NJ. j. ALbX WApUhLL will coptinne
H. the practice of medicine in Stanton and
vicinity.
Office at his residence. febl9.3t.
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NoTTowAY Co., VA, Feb. I'd. 1S5s

W, VA, Feo. 20, 1888.
WILSON'S DEPOT, South Side Railroad VS..
Dr.. CLoPTos-DEAR Sir: I am happy to in.
form you that my 'umor is entirely we'll. Your
Ointment proved invaluable. used it accord.
ing TO your directions, and soon it took effrc.
and my tumor was removed, and am now, to
all human appearances. perfectly we'll. wish
you may meet with great success in your prac-
tice. Yours very respectfully,
THOMAS HoBBs.
Mr.. Hobbs offered his physician S I, 900 to
cure him ; was told that he could not be cured.
Tumor resembled large red tomato in appear
ance
march ID.
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New Advertise, ssieRnte.

New
XIIRG!NiA PORCELAIN AM TERRA
v GOTTA COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRE BRICK,
WHITE PRESSED
and ORNAMENTAL BRICK,
ROOFING and FL O0RlNG,
TILE aud DRAIN and
SEW GRACE PIPE.
Virginia should and will encourage her own
manufacturers, We beg to announce to thu pub
lie that we are now ready to FL with prompt
tude, orders for the goods above named The
attention of the owners of furnaces gas work
ard machine shops, is especially called 10 our.
VIRGINIA FIRE BRICK to which the first pre-
MUM was awarded at the last State Fair. hey
are highly spoken of by all who have ttste
them Mr.. Parr of Richmond says that The
are ''equaI to, if not superior 20 any Fire Brick
he has ever used.
Give them trial, we are assured that they
will give satisfaction. Orders addressed TO the
Virginia Porcelain and Terra Gotta Company,
Waynesboro P. o., Augusta Co. Va will be
promptly attended to. marchl2 3m.
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Cochran, p. q,
febl9 1t.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Having secured tn services of a gentleman
of great experience in LIVERY, intend con-
,lnulng the business hitherto conducted by my
of his former customers and friends.
Orders may be LETT at the store of W. H Cor
man, where they will receive prompt attention
KATE O'TOOLE.
N. B.-No person is allowed to contract hill.
in my name. Tnecd. ~
EoRsALE. ..
Five thoroughbred Short Horn Bull CaIve,
Cotswold Ewes and Lambs, (lambs bv imnert,
ed King Briton), and Berkshire Pigs at moder-
ate prices.
A. NJ. BOWMAN,
Bellevue Stock Farm
Waynesboro,
apri'-u Augusta county, Va.
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During tie pending of the resolutions a
most interesting discussion took place.
Judge Fl. w. Shefey said that the funda-
mental piincipleo of public economy was
that community that doesn't make any
thing to sell cannot get rich: and one that
boirows money and can't make enough to
pay the interest OH it must get poor. The
lawyers and preachers and doctors and
mechanics III a community ale all valuable,
but Il ey don't make it rich from the mere
fact Of their eng there. The slz.lful plas
terers now at this meeting might be busy
as could be, and plaster every house in
stanton but that wouldn't bring a cent
LON abroad and woudn t add to the wealth
Of the place TheWay 10 do is to make some
thing that will bring money from abroad.
In Augusta in old times it was her fat
lands and fat hogs and wheat and corn and
rye and whiskey that brought money with
in her borders. The people were econom-
| ical and Sid their sun plus abroad and got
other peoples money for it, and that was
what made Augusta a fiourishing county
before the war But the times have chang
ed now: the great railroad to the West puts
| the
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HOW TO OBTAIN IT.

A series Of resolutions offered by the
same gentleman for getting the Informal
tion wanted by the meeting was adop ted
and the chairman appointed committees to
carry cut each one as follows: 1. To obtain
facts about the advantages Of blast fur
mace; probable cost, and number of work
men; Gen. l. NJ. st. Johns, Judge Hugh
W. Sheffey, W. A. Burke, Gen. Jno. Ec-
hols, ard Holmes Erwin. 9 To find out
facilities, cost and profits Of paper mill:
T. K. Menifee, w. H. II. Lynn and T. D.
Ransom. 3: For same information about
a wagon factory; Jno. NJ. Hardy, Jas. M.
Licklter, and Hugh Mc1lhaney. 4 To set
forth the advantages Of Stanton fer oil
manufacturing enterprises; M. G. Hartman,
II. ID. Bell, Ed. Mcmahon, Samuel J Day,
aiid JAS. Fl. Skinner. These committees.
which it viii be seen are composed of our
best and most enterpr sing citizens, are to
report to an adjourned meeting tomorrow
event g at the same place.
VIEWS OF LEADING CITIZENs-JUDGE II.
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e
THREE HOUSES-one a very desirable
ty residence. Apply to
iscll t. JNO. A. NOON.
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In connection with MRS. .GLADKE,S
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
CHAS. A. GLADKE.

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