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LEITCH-CARVER-In Albemare county, at Bel
voir. on Wednesday morning week. BY Rev Mr.
Hunter, Mr.. James 5. LeitcI, proprietor of the
charlottesville ''JefersOnian Republican" to Miss
Mamie d., daughter of Col. d. c. Carver
KS-NADENBOUSCH-At the residence of the
brides father, Sept %. 1875. by the Rev. ID. Fl
Riddle. d. d.. Mr.. Alexander Parks and Miss Wary
Ella Nadenbonsch, daughter of Col. j. q. Ma
denbcusch, all of Martinsburg.
LEE-RUsT-At Rockand, the residence of the
brides father, on Sept. I'D, 1879, by the Rev. IL
B. Lee, assisted b. Rev Il. T, Davis, Edmund }.
Lee, .Jr.. of Shepherdstown, w. Va to Rebecca
daughter of Col. a. I. NJ. Rust, of Loudoun conn
ty. Va.
REED-JACkSON At the residence of the brides
parents in Frederick CO, Va, ON Tuesday Septenl
her 2sth, 1873, by Rev. Mr.. Townsend, W. h. Reed,
Esq formerly of Winchester editor OF the East
Tennesseean, Kingston Tennessee, to Miss Mamie
E. Jackson, daughter of Mr.. A. G. Jackson.
MOYER-SOURS-O september 23rd, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, BY Rev. j. N. Sire
walt, Mr. John Meyer and Miss A. Sours. All of
Page County, Va.
RUSSELL-HE1SkELL-On the sd ult at the home
OF the brides parents, by Rev. ID. w. Fisher d. D.,
Henry M. Russell and Tie, daughter of MI. 0. W.
Heiskell. All of Wheeling.
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MISCELLANEOUS

1t was ordered that il seven foot pave
ment be laid on a portion of Prospect st.
Oh the 18th and 3-5th principle in execution
of a contract made some time since with
Col. j. Fl. Skinner.
The formal resignation of Mr.. d. Tay-
lor, for 9 years Superintendent of the
Water Works was accepted.
Overseer Ilar1an's account for the poor
Of $40 and Overseer Hudson's account for
sos, were allowed.
The additional salary of City Engineer
Allen, for experimenting the erection of
Water Works was fixed at 500 month
during such time as the contractors may
be actually at work. Messrs. Burke and
German voted against the allowance.
A design for the new Water bonds,
drawn by Mr.. Patterson, Clerk of the
Council, was adopted.
Adjourned.
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ARREST OF Young LADY ON THE
TRAIN.-On Tuesday, Chief OF Police Pa
rent received telegram from a western
station on the G. Il O. road to arrest q
Young lady on the train, who had $3.50 be-
longing to her brother-in-law, for whom
she had been keeping house in West Vir-
ginia. On boarding the cars that night,
he found the person, very attractive
looking young lady, about IS years OF age,
with lady-like manners, and found 1882 OF
the money in her possession. She said she
had found the money. He took charge of
her, and on Wednesday morning her broth !
er-in-law arrived and SAID she had left to
60 to IA county i'll Southwestern Virginia.
She gave up the money very willingly, and
her relative offered either to take her
home, OF opay her way to Southwestern
Virginia.
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" IRGINIA To WIT:

In the Clerks Office of the Sup RENE Court
OF Appeals OF Virginia at Sta unton, on
the 4th day of October, 1876.
Caleb Gushing and W. W Boyce Appellan is
against
Henry E Smith and Samuel NJ. Garland in
theinsown right, and as trustees under a ce rtain
deed OF trast made oy the Polish Emgra ton
Land Company to John B. Robertson for their
benefit and the be neft of others, bearing date
the Bird day of March, 1870, and duly recorded
in the Clerk S office of the County Court ofAm-
herst County, Va. N. F. Cabell William D.
Cabell, A. Arthur and others, Appellees
The object OF this suits to review and reverse
certain decree of the Circuit Court of Amherst
County, Va, pronounced on the 10th day of
October, 1874, in Chancery case then therein
depending, upon Original and Amended Bills.
in which Henry Smith and Samuel NJ Gar
land in their own right and as trustees under
certain deed of trust made by the Polish Emil
grafton Land Company to John B. Robertson,
for their benefit and the benefit of Others, bear
ing date the 3rd day OF March, 1870, aud duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Amherst Cornty, Va. N. f. Cabeli.
William D. Cabell, A. B. Arthur and Others
were plaintiffs, and the Polish Emigration Land
Company, Caleb Gushing in his own right, and
as shareholder in Slid Company and as Pres-
dent of the Beard of Directors, and other off
GERS and shareholders in said Company were
Defendants.
The Appellees, H. NJ. Brown, R. NJ. Hall,
Thomas n Gill Edward R. Trice, Joseph
Smolenski, A. kloezuoski, L. H. Stevens J. T.
Stevens, Rev. R. Peyton Brown, F. 7. Rawlius,
Lewis NJ Brown, 3. Whittersey, George W.
Sticknev, Lewis Mann, N. NJ Ross, W. B
Lawrence, G, c. Snow, Shareholders in the
Polish Emigration Land Company, not having
eutered their appearance in this Court, and it
appearing by affidavit filed that they are nom
residents OF this Commonwealth: they are there.
foe required TIC appear here on the lst Monday
IN December next, being The 9th day of Decem i.
Der, 1875, and answer the said appeal. and
| have re hearing of the whole m tier contain
ed in the said decree, complained Of and do
whatever IS necessary to protect their interests
in this suit. AMI chat this order be published
once week for four successive weeks in the
''Starnion Vindlcator," a newspaper published
in the City of Stanton and posted Il, t. from
door of the Court house of Augusta County, on
the first day Of tbs next County Court thereof.
Teste--JOHN PARIS,
Clerk Court of Appeals.
CocHILL and BERRY, p. a. at
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lOOREWARD ID S olen from the subscri-
eDCOber, near StauntoH, on Wednesday
night last, the 9Th inst TWO HORSES. A
Sorrel Dun, 3 or 9 wears old, l59 hands high.
stylish, PAGES racks and trots rapidly, and has
slight collar marks on the shoulders. Also, a
Sorrel Filly, years old. about Is hands high.
left fore leg white half way TO knee, hoof white
with sand crack ard file marks. narrow white
slip in front on left hind leg, from hoof above
pastern joint, recently broken, hnt PAGES tail
medium and rubbed near the root and has a
white face. The thief was followed by = bla ok
dog will give SIS for the return OF either
horse or euch reformation as will lead to the
recovery Tor So 90 for bothl and $50 90 for
the arrest and conviction of the thief
w H. PEYTON
oct-it Staunton, Va.
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baldwin AUGUSTA FAIR.
Id STANTON, Va, Oct. lst 1878
The Board Of Directors at a meeting held at
the Secretary's office on Friday, the LIST day Of
October, passed the following resolutions:
Resolved LIST. Tha, the Premiun list as pub
lished be SO amended as to offer the same pre-
mlums for small Breed Swine as is offered for
Iarge, and that the Secretary enter in different
classes.
End That the Secretary be instructed to
issue to each olporator who his paid all
quotas due, coupon tickets of admission to the
approaching Fair or each member OF his family
Bird. That no pers shall e. pose any article
or thing for sale upon the Fair Grounds except
previously licensed by the Secretary, shall
any gambling pr oil settling, or other games of
chance he permitted.
4'h That on Thursday, the last day of the
air, at O'Clock, there will be an auction of
live stock at the cattle ring near the .otunda
Persons having stock for sale will enter Them
with the Secretary before 2 o'clock of that day
w. A. BURKE, Secretary
A. NJ Bowman, President oc,8.lt
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SUIT FOE DAMAGES FOR ASSAULT
Suit has been entered in the Circuit Court
of Augusta by Constable W. A. Reid
against Mr.. Ed. Burke, the livery keeper
of this city, for $4,000 damages for an as
sault upon him some months ago. Ajury
in the Hastings Court has already fined
Mr. Burke SIS for the assault. The coun-
sci in the suit for damages are Echols,
Bell & Catlett. and Geo. M. Cochran for
the plaintiff and Sheffey & Bumgardner
for the defendant.
In the same court VIM. D. Clarke has
entered suit against Geo. Shull, Geo.
Shull, jr., and Marshall Shull, for $4,000
damages for an assault. An Indictment
+ for this assault was found against the par
ties by the Grand Jury of the County
Court, at its last term.
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HEARD FRoM.-We are informed that
Sarah Ellen Lease, the colored girl, fol-
merly of this county, for whom there is d
fortune in store in iowa, was last heard
from residing in Missouri. IT any of Our
Missouri friends have any information OF
her. they can send it to this office.
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GOING TO RIonMoNn.-Th West Au.
gusta Guard, under Capt. W. L. Bum
gardner, have determined to attend the
celebration at Richmond. They will be
accompanied by the stOnewall Brigade
band, which belonged to the original
Stonewall brigade.
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MAYOR TROUT's EsTATE.--In the
County Court on Friday administration
was granted to Hugh NJ. McIlhaney upon
the estate of the late Hon. A. K. Trout,
He gave $4,000 security for the perform
ance Of the duties. The court appointed
Edwin M. Gushing, J. Wayt Bell, Jos. A.
Waddell, T. g. Elder, and w. E. Craig
appraisers of the estate.
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HARNESS REcovEnED,-Ab two
weeks ;.go Il set Of harness WIS stolen
from the stable of Mr.. A. s. Lara, and
the Saturday mor;ling afterwards VIM.
Randall a coIored ;ncan passed a brush
heap guarded by a yellow Coz, cog not 1ar from
Mr.. LIS stable, but attracted by me furi-
Gus barking of the dog drove him off, AM.
under the brush found the set of harness.
Randall advertised the harness and the own
er recovered it.
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RoB !sB.II A MINIsTER.--Qn Saturday
night some thief robbed Rev. DR.. Jno. S.
Martin Of all his chickens, It is such
crimes as this that Strengthens our conf
dence in future punishment and it's ad.
mirable adaptation to the wants of weak
humanity,
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DEPOT BROKEN OrEs AND RoBBEn

DEPOT BROKEN OrEN AND ROBBED
We learn from passengers who arrived
yesterday on the Valley Railroad train,
that at Strasburg on Tuesday night, the
lars of the window Of the depot were
broken through. and $500 stolen, of which
sla6 was the ADAMS Express Co.'S money,
and the balance belonged TO the BALTIMORE
Il Ohio R. R. Co.
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otc 8 I'm

MUSICAL CONVENTION. A MUSICAL
wi Convention will be held at Mount Sid
ney, Augusta CO., Va, commencing Oct. 18th,
at ! O'Clock All lovers of music are invited
to attend The session will contin uetour DAYS,
closing with concert of vocal and Instrument
al music, on FRIDAY night,
Oficers-Presidest, Frederick Fry: Vice
President, 8. D. Cook: Secretary, F. Wat
san; Treasurer, J. ". Watson; Conductor,
Rev. Timothy Funk, octs.2t
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CIRCUIT COURT TERM.-The next term
of the Circuit Court will commence on the
Sd of November, instead of the lst, as
usual, Judge Mclaughlin having wisely
made this arrangement to avoid the ex-
citement which takes place on the I'd of
November.
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I COMMUNION SERvIcE.--On Sunday
morning next there will be Communion
service at the Lutheran Church, conduct
ep by Rev. Peter Miller of Woodstock, a
brother of Rev. J. I. Miller, President Of
the Staunton Female Institute.
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Commercial.
SrAuNToN. Oct. {

STAUNTON, Oct. I.
Flour superfne, S4.75; extra, $3.50
family, $500. Wheat-white, $1.00(0S115;
red, 00(0$1 129. Cori-white, 60c; yellow,
5Sc.( ca 60c. Oats-30c. O. &c., Bacon-15c.
Sugar-1W016. Coffee-25l04O. Butter
22c.( @25c. Lard-16c. Eggs-16.
REMARKS.
Receipts for the past week light. and
prices unchanged. Eggs and butter i'll de-
mand at quotations. Flour and grain
very dull.
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THE SYNDICATE SUIT AGAINST THE
VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The suit brought
by the Contractors Syndicate againrt the
Valley r, r, Co., is set for trial in the
Circuit Court on the 18th of November.
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OCTOBER l2ru

OCTOBER 18TH.
At II o'clock Music by the Stonewall Band
At IL 0 clock The Advisory Board and
Marshsls of Departments will met ut The Presi
dents Office, preparatory to organizing fol
work.
al o'clock & gcosral display oh The track
OF I'll led stcce Of everv description.
AT 2 o clock "A trotting II e for al hofses
that have never beaten minutes, fur purse OF
SI5--S40 to the first horse $40 to The second
and $40 TO the third Mile h-ats best lifte in
five. Three or more To -nt'r and three to start
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NOTICE The undersigned respectfully in
forms his friends, and the Pnblic generally
that he HIS removed his BOARDING HOUSE
to the CnMMODT0US BUILDING ON Angus
TO STREET, opposite the Court House, ad :
joining the Hardware Store of Hugh NJ Nell
haney, and is now prepared to accommodate, in
good style either regular or transient boardess
at reasonable rates.
To my country friends, and all Others
| would say that Single Meals will be Furnished
| at 35 cents each.
WILLIAM HYDE.
otc lm
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OAR AND RESTAURANT AT FAIR
ID Grounds.--I have taken the Bar and Res
taurant at the Fair Grounds, and visitors will
find Choice Liquors and Cigars, and ca get meals
in best style Oysters served up in all STYLES.
octS 1t TOM BURKE
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YTNRUSTEE'S SALE. OF HUUSji AND OF.
substituted trustee in Deed or Trust
executed bv henry W Whiting TO Am "
Gibbs dec d. On the 23a day of Sepeilher
1873. will proceed
WEDN E5DAY, the 10th day Of Nov. 1875,
IN tn villaye of Waynesboro 70 sell the prop
erty conveyed in said Deed Of Trust, eIZ: A
lot of about acres. situated about ene half
mile from Waypesboro on the turnpike road
heading from Waynesboro to Rockfish Gap.
having thereon very conf nrable BRICK
DIV 'LLING and good Well OF .yaler
Terms of Sale Cash.
Said sale is made upon requsition of dhe
beneficiary n said Deei of Trust. and can
make good and perfect Deed for the properly
JOHN HUFF
,oct8-5t Substituted Trustee.
XNTANTED REGULAR CoNSIGNMENTS
w ofFresh Butter. Eggs and Chickens
which are comma nding air prices. Also
Apples, Potatoes &c, &c Send address and
we will quote MARKET PRICES.
J.E HANGER & CO.,
Gen Produce Commission Merch ants
% y "a Fifteenth St
oet-S If Richmond, Va.
N.3OR RENT. Dwelling House, with Stable
e and Carriage House attached, on Church
erect. opposite the residence of Hon. A T.. II.
Stuart, and new occupied by Mrs Thornley,
Possession given Nov LIST, rs. For terms,
Apply to VIM. F. BU TIER
or to Yrs. E. A utter,
Oct l St on the Premises
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OCTOBER 18TH.

OO1ODE 10TH.
| At 10 O'Clock 4 meeting of the MarshaIs
| will be he'd ut the Chief Ma-shars office
| AT Ii o clock. Music by iha Stonrwall Band
| meeting of the Advisory Board will he held
| ~ the Presidents office
The 'hiefs of Departments will see that tn e
Judges Of Awards proceed at once examine
all articles in their 'pective Departments.
The use of TIE TRACK will he given from II
O'Clock until O'clock for the examination of
quick light DR. If horses, single harness horses,
matched horses in harness. and saddle horses
They will be examined in the order named
above
Az u o clocS.-Tl Flowing match will take
plare
At o'clock. The track NAV be used for
any running races thai may be madeup.
AT O'Clock. a premium of $500, open TO
all trotters, time nnt to exceed 2 IS Mile ats
n 81 3 in 5; thr~e o. m IRE to enter nd three
starr: $l75 to first horse SS5 TO second and
$40 TO third.
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DIDN'T WANT HIM,-A day or two
since the authorities here received a tele-
gram from Hanover county saying: John
Moore; tall negro, scar on his face. Do
you want him?" and Jailor Harlan tele-
graphed back: "Don't want him." This
tall negro is the Gel DRAFTED chicken thief
who escaped from the changing here
the other morning after experiencing a
Change of heart in his cell few weeks
ago. TIE authorities here don't want
him as long ~ he will stay away.
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PRICE LYST.

!" Kip Boo's. 81. Chl.50 u
IN connection win NV large 81 a.'k of Boots
and Shoes als,' keep very lAr-yt- ock OF
G-nts hats and caps, and yer. extensive stock
of Leather and findings: which will sell al
Nos thern CITY prices.
Call and convince Yourself, and you will al
ways hnn an accommodating clerk to wait on
you.
Shoes with my stamp Will be repaired
free of charge
LOUIS GIsENMAN.
Haines old stand,
Oct 8-tf opposite Virginia Hotel.
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CitlDhR l4TH
At 10 O'clock The Marsh lis will assemble
at the chief shall 5 office
At IL O'Clock Music nv the Sionewall BAND
The use III track vii, lie givru from l.
clock Until Il O'Clock the extmi alton of
quick light dIat haruts and saddle horses.
From Ia until clock there Will be II gen
eral display and procession on the track oil Il
he preminm stock, of ese-s description with
their ribbons attached
AT II clock y large and attractive STOCK
SALE WILL COMMENCE
AT o. clock "A premium of 1928 4or all
trotters raised ar ownet in the count, months
previous to Oct st 1875 Three or more to
enter and three 10 s'art Mile heats best three
in five-S65 to first horse, $40 to second hest,
and $40 to third
All rails of speed will be governed by the
regular rules Of troElng and all entries must
be made at the Secretary's office on or before IL
o. clock The day of the race.
1t will be the duty OF the Chiefs of the De.
parmen,s 10 see that the Marsh is of their re-
spec i've Departments ARE IN PLACE, and in ase
of absence to fill their places NY the appoint
ment of other Marshals no WILL SERVE espe-
cially desire to call tn attention of the Chief of
Departments to the NECESSITY of organizing their
Departments at the earliest possible moment,
and 10 have their Judges of Awards at work,
not later than II O'Clock the second day CT he
Fair. and wouli advise them where the Depart
ments are co,nplete 10 do rs much the first day
as possible This will give more time for the
examination of articles and stork and will GER
taiuly ren Ter more satisfaction TO exhibitors
than TO put OF ,.ntii theast day OF the lair auG
til have rush to get through, which has
been the case in many instances ut our former
fars-an error that shoLld be Speedily RENE
died will ais y behalf Of the Chiefs of
the Departments, that their sork would he very
much facilitated by the Judges of wards for
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GAW MILL AND STEAM ENGINE FOR
- SALE.--A capital Saw MILL almost new,
and rs HORSEPOWER Steam Engine, will be
sold, either together or separately
Apply to W. NJ. DINKLE
Agent of Augusta County Grange, Augusta
Street, North.o of Main, Staunton, Va
Dot 1t
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New Advertisements.

PROGRAMME OF BALDWIN AUGUSTA
Fair,
OCTOBER 18th, 9Th aud l4th 1875
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Copartne7ship heretofore existing between
myself and VIM r. Logan will be dissolved at
the close of the above sale, by mutual consent,
and all parties having claims against the said
firm are hereby requested to inform me thereof
either in person or by letter addressed to Seee's
Tavern, Va, unless they arc in the way of i'm
mediate liquidation by Mr.. Logan, and all such
parties are informed that all possible dispatch
will be used to realize from the assets of the
firm to pay the debts, which will be done at no
distant day.
sep24-tds JAS. E. A. GIBBS.
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ON EXHIBITION
AT THR
BALD WIN AUG USTA FAIR.
A Superior y Octave
CHAMBERS STERLING PIANO FORTE.
which will be played on by the youthful
PIANO. VIRTUOSO,
MAX 8ROwNOLD.
DURING THE FAIR,
and is offered for sale, AT A REASONABLE PRICE,
by, e. BROWNOLb.
Va. Hotel Building, New St,
oct8-1t Stanton, Va
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OUR HEAVY GOODS.

81 Water Proof, at 75c., worth $1.25.
Heavy Black Beavers at ST co. worth $3.50
Gray Kerseys, splendid Goods. at Is
We have splendid assortment of Black and
Fancy Casimeres, and we intend to sell
them at very small profits.
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H IT H S.

f. r. s. ,a..
Beautiful Black Sets at So 25; these are lined
with silk and really worth e46O
We have fine collection of White, GRAY.
Brown, Striped and Black Furs
Also Furs for Children
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D B Z G 9 6 0 S
MILLINERY
AND
FAN OK GOODS,
which will be sold
AT PRICES TO SUIT

Black Alpaca from Csc. to 81 25
Black Cashmere and Australian Crapea
VERY CHEAP AND GOOD,
"A Brown Cotton at 1Oc.
Sd Pillow Case Cotton, from Is to zoe.
Splendid Kid Gloves, from 75c to $3.50.
Gents Bows, 25c worth soc.
Large Size Calico Comforts at So 90. not the
price the material that is in them
Towels md Napkins of all qualities, and at
prices tina are bound to quit.
Breakfast Shawls at soc, worth 75c.
Shaker Flannel ut Csc, worth 40c.
Table Linen of all styles and qualities and at
prices, to suit ONE AND ALL.
We have the largest assert men of Colored AL
pacas in this market, CHEAP
Splendid Felt Skirts at 75c., worth $l.5
Belts and Belt Buckles at all prices.
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which will now sell AT astonishing low priced.
Having very liltl, rxptnse "a ..ioudp"tinz NY
business can tu-retc r l,atef-' 81 ever, body
will give yeu !ssi OF te,r Of the leading
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FALL GOODS,
and persons wishing to save money will find it
to their interest to give him a call. sepl7 At

A UCTION SALE OF MERCHANDISE
N. We will proceed to sci our entire stock of
Merchandise, consisting of verifying usually
kept in Country Store, at Public Auction, on
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESD AY.
TaE It'll, 18th AND 18TH OF OCTOBER. at
our Store House in Midway, Augusta Co.. Va,
Terms OF SALE-All sums under SIS cash,
whether to former customers or not, and ali
sums under Sl0 cash to those not on our books.
and ali sums over $40 credit Of six months
with bond and approved security, with the pri-
vilege of 10 per cent. discount for payment in
cash. Sale peremptory, without any drawback
o side bidders. ~
GIBBS & LOGAN
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baldwin AUGUSTA FAIR.
ID NOTICE TO CORPORATORS.
Corporators and their familes; will be admit
ted TO the Grounds during the approaching
Fair only on the certificate of the Treasurer,
showing thaa am their quotas are paid up.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors. 81
J. r. ROLLINS,
Treasurer B. A. FIR
seP24-@ Office at Nat. Valley Bank.
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BALDWIN AUGUSTA FAvR!!
Eighth Annual Exhibition.
OCTOBER 18th, 18th and 1lth, 1875.
ENTRIES CLOSE ON THE 18th OF OCTOBER.
No Entries will be made after that day.

The Books of tae Fair are now open to re-
! ceive entries at the Secrelary's Office, at his
/ residence, on Frederick street, between the hours
! of ii A. M. and 3 P. NJ. All who intend TO
| make entries should do so as early as possible,
! either in person or by letter.
sell 4t W. A. BURKE, Sec'y.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-10-08

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IL OF THE
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At Staun'on, n he State Of Virginia. at the
close of business Friday, October LIST, 1875.
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