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SPAIN.

cvfrttt"nG<art. london Times.
cApfz. June O. Within une month pact the three
}sn"'ng Liberal papers l,uyc been suppresscI-tLe
lmParftd' th- yhr~a Prensa, ard the !sotfto this
!nst FOR t'ltty'hSe c'7- castclars Japer-E
Gfuo1-.the one. mud only o.., sctcl,tIdc md
ph!1anthroplc orsna oi tho Spu.t4, CHEAP
prcAs. IL on trial. and will, Il Is sn!d, he dis
continued. Madrid has only six Liberal Ia 0po-
siroa> papcrb, ull Of moderate Of und constitu-
tional views. via: the Htrit, Naefa EFthta,
Trl1una, iHt5fo Espdnoi. Sotfro. LIrtre1H!. rn.
uf nsofe solid Er',dinr. the Gtoto. " thc.c. Ave
have Mcn hnpf-..ed and tried during The forty
Ihyt previous tn june !. Two OF tic Eve wvre
ecntc7lfstd IL suspension.
RELIGIOUS 3NTOfEHAECE.
Fierce !a tie wlr wn"cl aynlst tue Eaodicuin bf
religious tolerance ccded bv Art Nf. which p:Fsud
The I.uwrr House. and no less ihnn Ae,rn en-
.tifndus. or to-ca!lvd amendments, are TN thu
hpnk Ut tie Ipper House GHainst till!
thntiow Of tolcrui'on. The Marquis Of
MuMtc.a, tho itaron Of Ctniaron1a.
and the DGrun Y Gnatfo T0rrer bring for.
wurl this IT, tlc!r amendment: ''The ho1nutl
Catholic religion i. nnd tl,a e the religion IT
crpcd IL torh1I,t b" tiuycrnsnent.H
4 1T cumtucIt u;un tt,ett proceedings has hecn
thc clns!1g uf nr tw1 Protestant sc!u0ls dusin.
thu tart ten d.;yt-yj1: t1tusc VI rontesedrs. III
Iron. Dnc Hu,Ie rpfrlt, Hui: tjnnle2 back"d tip
by Clloa utt the Du;:c VI FcsHa Snne:, viii p!u-
pure lHrlTe i"hsIrt Ut liberation. rlx. that lib
ct: ii conscience anil public worship he allowed.
and tint even SPaUth frntr.tAtH ef:al1 1e eligible
tor prHfef.nFlal chaies and stAtc employ. Ar. IN
will pnssib!y pnAt the Upper iloH.e, but II w!! paHs
by very sIenIcr majority II It passes 1T Ill.
, 1876-06-27


sptctai Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Dcs Mnlsls. Ia., LaMe :,;>.-Ahuut two EHars
aeo. tc !,1a<uud of Mrc. Feniea Jones, nj siEour-
Acy WIS Eilled III a we'll, lcusins her with little
ch,ll and nj tucan~ Of support. She ohtained ETH.
poymcnt tn Eritc!.'s wunlcu factory, aha
Was plactd III cEarye Of spool
Cr.-n machine Ilarn,lcet Dr. 4
nc,snr- 1,nclinc. md from which danger wns
seemingly imItor,bc, and especially ~ It WIS the
siii.r rule of the factory ,Nt nnIt but te ttcnl.-
hated pcsspn eauulI a1trnrt 10 c!lat. ut take oIf,
Or PM q, t!lr betting uf iracl,!neh. IN Tuesday,
Mr.. Jnilcs w.la Vi Wurk VITA tlIr spoocr Gs usual.
nnl aol1e IT, tho rt",'a, when tls engineer
oii stea., wiilu tl,y proprietor, w!.o was In the
enguc-ruun,, lcaped UPON .he arms Ut tlls ~.
wheel to sUp III n,uttun, and the main belt Wlt
quickly thrown Ut iu stop The nnclhesy -hll ul
whirll was done instantly. before tie c.ttlsc WIS
known. Arr JOne* was fonittl drawn NJ IL lht
cultus oser.,rna, and her left han4 fartete'l
in u ioup In thr Kpourr.belt; her shoulder
WAS pressed ngal1Ist the jnist, while her
arm and clothes wGre wuAHl around ttlE
shaft Ut tho belt .pnllcy. The nrni was horribly
twisted anu lAcctutc4, and nearly severed bcnW
the elbow lIcs h..t exclamation, wlmn relief
GANG, waH: ~ can't wufk any lnorei What Will
lccni,e uf my chiii:' She promptly cared far
aud thu uFm lrltutaied lAl0w tho ciluw; but s,e
il III VERY critical condition.. 1t !y supposed that
contrary to positive orders. she. from lnnc en.
ployn,cnt Atnut t.e machine Thought slle tanlti
H'l inst the belt, aud attempted It with thu &aa Te'
Hult stated,
, 1876-06-27
THE HYDRA-HEADE0.

Boay0s. June -i.-1'he heurlng In tue un,set
Statcs Court III tha matter OF Pumpkins Rn4 othurs.
petitioners fos an injunction against tic perform,
suca VI elie hraua Of the ''fwo UfpLa,ls" by Ar.
thur MrEre Hankln, Vt tho Howard AtheucuH.. ru.
suited In o completes victory fur tho defeud'
ants, Their right to play the oxcnfoFd sc's!an
of tic drama lad hesn affirmed In othuE courts,
but the queasnn Ut the validity Of thu copyright
takcn out by llArt jackson had ncscr bscn passed
upon. Judge Lowell Ut unca denied tho epp!lca..
ton for an Injunction a;aInst. thu pesiormance u
ilt copyright taken out BY Hart jackson WAS <u:
fect!ya. ronsultcd with JudSu sh!plcy. and ruled
thal 1t waa Oh the ground that the stat4tch III thu
case Ind not been compiled with. 'ihia dccs!un
1n1kes buth t1at.slattons Df tho '''rwo Orphans
public property, which any oas may 1e.
, 1876-06-27
SENATE,


WABNIHGTON, D. c. June of.-Alr. Logan,
from thr ta,,nn,Itt.c ou Military Affairs. rrnnrt.
t''': s"1 ~ e""s~s ~, w. '','A! '0' 'sfo's
ell tue House bill to cauaiizo bunntles ot so!-
d[rrs Il, the lutu Wur for thu Uplun TI,o blll IL
o,.,t,n,, hv - r11,Irt, n,,t f,,, ,t, ,,, ~ ,o,
aCiarles ail sailors alld marines, slaves and liz
lla1is aud also by otnltttng tho requirement
tlat bonht1es 5ecclsca uheef Il etnte law snail
be deducted fEum the total Of $3.73 fur each
u,,,,th ri xrr,trc nrnyidrd hv thu h,tf
sit. alofs'll, u alallle, eal!ca up Tue message
OF tie President in rrgaEll to continuing tho uu-
..,o.,a, h,,,n.,, ~ ,r,,r,,-Ia, ,i,,,. ..,.. ~.
e1Pehueo oa'anceo - wv. otflatto4s HID tHo
next hss:il year, una moved that 1t be referred
, 1876-06-27

IEfHUNIasf f.IicA. J Uf3TIEl.
In tic log pocket Of the i;unn, Conlnany. about
ne, abuvr thi. village. may he seen slight which,
Ia thr practical ,n,,. IL twurIi1 travelling many miles
to ,.e ulhu Thr7e arc slAn 10ut QUO, ZOO feel
of sawl"S1, rilc'l tn onc !srinese mass ~ cighth
uf mile liz Width, 10 to u fret IN depth, and miles
in length. Tie high waier hus kept cruwd!ng them
iu,:u Until they ure pulled l.. feet high abuye tho
we.ers riLr, an much hclnw Il In many places.
They att siielin. Up III every conceivable difsc-
tI,1I and tilape, ronc Ut thcM un c1li, With thu
lawes part bcyctal feet :bose the lc:sl of tbs ths
wntrr und within ss" feet k. q the.5 ,s,iyr' iy1a
standing etrais!,. jus. prot.udes over the
cuTrcnt. !. teelns ~ II they LAD
been f,flea to.lrE much M The giuccre aIe formed,
!Aycr ,p1 Layer unl log upon 1o.. until they hayo
rr!lceti their p.escHt position. Onc can imagtna
The tremendous ft,str with Which this !a,menaa
.,ass would p,rc!p!tate Itself down thu river II
aMythln. tl.o,;Id give way, bnt, fortunately every
thin: |. srnl. s0urthlns Of IN i,tca of tho value
the luIs nrc wuri,l IN arerare VI NEARLY 81 each.
, 1876-06-27

Spft7W DIxFu@eh 10 ihe If4ahHs-
WASHINGTON, u. e., June N-Dayld Dlakcly
has arrived hrzc, and wishes IN bc subpGnacl
ty the Civil Service Reform Committee, aud To
have his cusc rcoiened iu order that the severely
damaging report against him may bs reversed.
lie also Wishes to tayu Elbert II. Gary aud
Josiah Lombard, executors Vi the late Gen
bwcet, summoned. The Committee have DE-.
cldel tint DlAkely has had:two Inouths' notice,
and that they will nut reopen their report but they
will hear Ills statement, although rot under sub-
ppna UlAkely wished 70 haYe Gary snd
Lombard subpnnasd. 1t appears, for tho pur'
pose Of attempting 10 impcach Miss swests
testimony She testified that sha concua!ed the
lhese executors until the lust extremity III Hoyem.
Der 1915. Thts lliak.ly cains to be able to ais.
ptoYs. Al this rehutting testimony, offered After
the case il clutul nnl report madv and printed.
would rcopen tho entire transaction, thc1e y no
probability tlat the Committee will acccde to
Alalely'Y tardy request. Gary Il hrEa a. sutun
tsss wltoess. but biakey wishes u Lave both Gary
, 1876-06-27

8ptcfal Ni.pafta t0 7ne Tribune.
pETEotT, Mich, Ju1su ~. This lftrgnoan hoys
wero bnttins lM tho river near tic Michigan Cen.
tral elevator, when William Carnogon. aged II
yrars, wns drowned.
Fh!s Bseninx Mrs. McCas!y wa4 found dead In
tnh Ut water, Shu MAS qui.a uld aid hcr drAth wns
undoubtedly accidental.
WnkkL,hu, w.. VIZ, Junc a0.-l'tank Ntlson,
roll Ut Cnpt. At1dyrw Wilson, Of lh!s city. nsed
II, was drowned tA!s afternoon while bai4sn: In
Wheeling CELak.
, 1876-06-27
A "vArcIlMAS" HURT.

HpFc!HE 7T8td9tH 70 7"F 1FfpHHF
LAYArErrs, Jus!e III. Last night young man
named Jol,a Nsanalu, acting M ilasau nnd nfsat-
wutrhuan, on rprcial duty nj tho tnlon'strc't
Crussl,l: In this city, WIS srilc; By til, srccia!
Tam,nany train lountt for 81. Louis, and very
badly btuisc., but Ia still living, with snr hopes
VI ultimate recovery. 1t IL supposed lie bud fallen
nslcep bSs!du tho truck.
, 1876-06-27

4 innn named Mason, Claiming to be lawyer,
and EesidIn: Oh Van luErn asrcet nc&r Jefferson.
ealuu to te AEInofy late lust night tu have sest1o
wound in hls head dssssed He exhibited loug au4
dssp gssh oss1 tla sght tsmplas which hs alleged 10
, 1876-06-27
CRIME.


Seectdl Dfr1tth to 7aS Tribune.
nTa Mo;Fns, Juno 2B.-A eunntefgcltsrss den
was broken up, Or rnfles from ho city, week
or two sincc. nn! 4 man named Pedro, who, under
tho spcetoHs Guthe Of running SALOON and ksno-
room, Ind flooded the city with spurious stlves
coin. wna arrested, md portion Of hs tools eap-
turcd. II was known that n young man named
George ratFncr was m aecomp1ce, but he could not
lc found II now hppcGrs that llo haa been con-
ccalcd In an unoccnped toal-nfno Jest eaat Of thu
city. Fur several days ra~t the workmen
Ut mine near to 1t hnve seen mar
lnnngIng about the onssnnee to the old
ininc, nj II Watching fur sofne one. On Saturday,
run IN lngxy unl two men On ltnr4cback rod4
up 10 thr cnttn,icc ~ the mine, dstnounted, and
cMscEc1 luz nine. Soua nfter they came oue with
g,sosEe Handouts were put nn h!E and hs was
two snen on horseback following clotely-in 4
northwest direction. Who ihe three men were IL
nut known. Whether It was q rlac of nccomr!lcca
to ret Gcoree away. or whittier It wau tho work Of
nIsilantes, ID unknown. It WAS not known thai
!icoryc waa tecrcted thcre until he recognized
" miners who we're at work In tho mine SHORT
h!tink. nlacc
, 1876-06-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

I.ospoH. Iune =J.-An explosion ut Ridley pit,
nj Eheneld, killed several miners. Fisa bodies
have lecu recovered.
LA1EE-Only six mrn we're In tho pit when the
explosion occurred. and u1l were Killed.
ARNITNhTIOH.
The Durham co|IIeet, by y"tc Of 20, GOO to ~,
9uU, have uccep.ed Tn arbitration tn thc 9ucstton
OF w1srs-
, 1876-06-27

u.
DAvENrul:t, H., june 4u.-lsubcst FalcntlnA>
conductor OH the Davenport j. st. Paul Railway,
was shut til the leg by German named August
Wictr,an. while llhit:, in the rolga. half milo
frum Fayrttc. Whitman wa4 nrresicd. aud Will
4usc iii examination Thurdday III Fayette.
, 1876-06-27

QvEEas1owN, Junu .U.-Steanpship City OF
lichn,oni, froul New YUsk, has sssIsrt,
lHsLApELp4lA, Junu 20.-ArElyed-steamahil
pernsy!yauia, from Liverpool.
, 1876-06-27

WHEELING, ". Va, June *J.-Thts morning,
II Dosst Hun, on thu outskirts OF this city. John
Gaushan was killed aud auothuF anan. nn.ne un.
kuowa, dangerously injured, hy premature sx.
plos!uu whi!g blastius IN = stuAa.QuHTsy.
, 1876-06-27

IloSTos, juno 2o,-Duriug tho atorta yesterday
a iarge number Of pleasure bouts wete caps!zed,
and nany Of tls parties board arc 1niss!us. AZ
Plymouth, two boats with seven persons aEe Hbs*
, 1876-06-27
Tho Navy and Post-Ofllcc
Bills Likely to Go
Through.
A Stubborn Fight Anticipated on
All tic Other Measures.
Tho House Deliberately Re-
iects the Presidents Com
promise Resolution.
Three Unsuccessful At
tennpts to Repeal the
Resumption Act.


Senator Morrill, Has NOT feh Ac'
con+ad +ha Treasury
P0rffnlin
ocr
TIE DEA D-LOCfAs
CONDITION or THE SEVERAL EoPRfArioN
Hills.
so.r,o, ot,ua.cb tg 7at Tribune,
WAsft1HGIoH, u. C., Jhhe 1o'-no'' 4t""oce
gcrr In session to-day, hut there no favora-
- ,.,,ma,,tn, .h.t 10 An,ronrf,ttn, 1il,a will
DIG 'ttta1eat'ons llue eho @fP' ~ "''e ~,
pass before tho end OF tho 11scal year. very
iittly proarcss was made to-day, md Mr.. Ran-
as,, h;u,so,r .a,d there ,yas jttlo hopc. Tic
President says nothing Is left for him but to Gtl-
f,rco ,,,o lava which ara tmnerattye, md which
io'ee 'te ~" '.,....f - "'''. ~" ~ ~, covn-,,,ort
require the d!scoflt!huahec u Aii Nusc'""eHt
SERVICE cxneusc, salary, ctc., when thu arrEo-
r-t,,lnn ia crhorstri,. Tin Democrats arc be-
p'Ntsot 1,.,.".',.. a., .,~o.nnat hnt tbnrc Ia
,T,,o r,,u,,,,, IL ,1,o condition of tic
A"o io,o"i'6 30 e ~" ,.o, t.-
several bills to-niE!It: Inc 1iouse mas aSheu luf
a new conference on tho Legislative, Executive,
49,, r,,1o,,I I'M ,,,d o,,,u,,ptni Randall
n"u '"a'el' p"'' "''o APro -.
Springer, ausl hasson rs coh1esecs on us PA1!'
~ 49,. 49,, ~, ,x,,,aro1 ,n,v Tho irous.
OF salaFscs !aeo W sensta' 'a". LAW AA'"'o
clains right to reduce all salaries
,,, ,s' c1.ar".e..s - T.,.,.,,..aa MI.
IS SILL bcIofc the conference eoI''n'ttec' aho
Drinc;pal polnts Of difference aro in regard ~
lne Feuaet'oh VI io7'"'a'as s>' 49,
the mode ol compensation LOT raliroh0
very radical, un,l III. agreement may bc
, 1876-06-27
a FORGING rnAs1p-pn1sTEH.

YIRt1W E0FftJp0.1dtate NJ Thk Trtbnns.
DIES Aos.zs. H.. Junt 25.-Tramp. printers arr
cnrlons customers; but with all their shortcon-
ngs. ronetllnes getting In Jail for an inorlinata
loso OF liquor they seldom guilty Of felonlcs.
They glory. In filth. tobaccp, and whtsky, But
the rule, and should he pnt tnwn In tho .'bincA
hst." 1le gut cMplo.ment for few days nt
Avucn.-an acqual ntance bccon.Ing responsible foE
bis ioard hill unll he could casn rune money. In
the men14tI,i,e he iorgr4 note, uixnng tls BENG
factors f,anc, with which he procured suit Of
clothes, and tllen jumped thu tuxii.
, 1876-06-27

fpst!l
HASTINGS, alinN., June .U.-Lco Miller and
Nat,1e k.rcElail. the nutcd Free-Loycrs, arc
under arrest oil bench warrant from tho Circuit
Guu;t now tn session In ths plucc, for 'lcwl 1nd
tlscistous rehabilitation without nlatrlage.
license.
, 1876-06-27

have received by n fall on Tho sidewalk hnt IL
lookcd mare like Rn.h with tnn,e bnnl ,nst,ns
mrnt an! tle police suspcct that lie got It hot b.
faI!, but In Aon1c street Or 4aoon bfaWl
, 1876-06-27
1sUI,LrSCTOS,s fAyon1rE SON.

Stectu! n4tdtch so The Tribune.
HrntiXnruxt Ia, June 3G.-talsy Lee anrears
cd for hir examination OH chnrsc of nrson before
Squire Wilcox this nlurntny and WIS discharged,
the.~ 's!ng vcsy little csidrnee presented. This
10 the tAltu s.C:.e, aiId nu further prosecution
H. neeh eonliassccl, II is supposed TINT tho Wig.
, 1876-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eurpctt's Cocoaine--A perfect tircastng foa
The haig, Thu cucon!nc h1!I* III a liquid form
lurrc prnu0rtfnn Of dcodosfzed cocoanut oil, pre-
pared c.i i,rc,sly for this purpose.
, 1876-06-27


CorESuAGEs, June .3.-The Lower 1fnutc OF
Parliament In iss ucti.n last Friday on the Arnla-
n,ent hI did s.nt reject, hat virtually repealed,
the prs,rnaal q! the Left which CAUSED 1isso!n-
lion 1f the last ChHilher.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16
AsSIGNEE's SALE
OF
Re al b . t a t e
IN
PAGE COUNTY, VA.

In pursuance OF all order OF the u. s. Distrie-
Court for the estern District OF Virginia. IN the
matter Of Jacob Miller, bankrui t. WILL IS Assig
nee Of said bankrupt. sell at public auction,.on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18th. 1876,
in front Of the Court House in Lnray. Va the
following real estate to wit
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
one containing 6s acres and the other acres. sit
uated in Page county. on the waters OF Dry Run.
adjoining the lands Of John Miller. and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash in hand
and the balance q credit OF six twelve, and
eighteen months. the purchaser giving bonds
with ample personal security with interest from
day Of sale and the title to be retained until the
whole Of the purci ase money shall have been
paid r. JONES ARMSTRONG,
nov a-tds Assignee of Jacob Miller
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16

Docket Case No. i
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TINTED
L States for the Western District of vain
Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF VIM, T. Muse Bankrupt.
Western District OF Virginia, SIS:
day Of Nov, 1876, warrant OF Bankruptcy was
issued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Va against
the estate OF W. 7. Muse, of MusevilIe Pittsylya-
mia Co.. in said District who is adjudged a B'k't.
on his own Petition That the payment Of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden by
law; and that meeting OF the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prov etheir debts, and to choose one
or more Assgnees Of his estate. will be held at a
Court 81 bankruptcy to be holden at charlottes-
vile, Va. before q. w Early, Esq, Register in
Nov, A. D. Is76.at IL O'Clock, m.
A. S. GRAY
nov 9-2t U. 8. Marshal for said District.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16
Docket Case No.

Docket Case No. I
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Martin B. Hancock, bankrupt.
Western District OF Virginia, SIS
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the srd day
OF Nov, 1876 a Warrant in Bankruptcy was IS
sued out of the Dist. Court OF the United States
tale OF N. B. Hancock, of Boiling Hill, Charlotte
county, in said District, who is adiudged q Bank
rupt on his own petition: That the payment of
any debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use,
and the transfer OF any property by him, are for
hidden by law and that a meeting Of the credit
choose one or more Assignees Of his estate, will
be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Register in Bankruptcy for said District, on the
Goth day of Nov. a. d., 1875, at ID o'clock m.
A. s. GRAY,
nov 9-3t u. 8. Marshal for said District.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
IN
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

10 pursuance Of the o. s. District Court for the
Wm. u. Steele, bankrupt will, as Assignee OF
SAID Bankrupt, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of DECEMBER, 1876
in front OF the Courthouse in Stanton. Va. sell
at public auction, the undivided third OF two
tracts o. land, one containing 2S4 acres and the
other 5SAcreS Of land. lying In Augusta county,
Va Tnle 10 desirable real estate and will be sold
on the following
YRRMG-One-fourth cash, and the balance on a
credit OF SIX. twelve and eighteen months with
bonds with ample personal security for the de.
fefred payments, and the title retained ~ ulti-
mate security JOHN PAUL.
nov 9-tds Assignee Of Vim. r. steele. b'k.t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16
CAFETY FROM FIRES.
- Protection 90 Life.
Millions IF Property and Hundreds of Lives Saved
by using
THE AMERICAN SAFETY PARLOR FUSEES.
They are Endorsed by the Underwriters. and meet
with the unanimous approval Of the
Press, and OF all who have
used them.

They are the best matches made in tie world,
and the cheapest in the end, becsuse-
/. Dampness does not affect them in the least
2. They are peafectly harmless, containing
neither sulphur nor phosphorus.
3. Every match is warranted.
4. They give q beautiful, clear, bright light, I'M
equalled by any other match.
5. They are perfectly free from any disagreed
Bile odor.
6. You lose no matches persons carrying
them of.
General introduction will diminish accidental
fires fifty per cent and tend to reduce che rates OF
Insurance.
ALL INCONVENIENCEs OVERCOME
~ Do not fail to call and examine them, -ESa
CHARLES C. WHEAT.
sep 81 Augusta Street.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16

-ECoN oM 4SI-
2ens of Staunton, to the many advantages offered
in its use, and to ask that they call in person and
examine it. We claim that it is the most econom-
ica Crate in use being so arranged as to utilize
all the heat generated.
It is made to fit any fire place, without the trou
Bile and expense OF brick and mortar.
Its economy and general superiority are at once
apparent to all who examine it,
We are now manufacturing three sizes. and the
cost OF one will scarcely exceed the outlay usually
made to mason for fitting an ordinary CRATE to
a chimney.
have used this Crate, attest its merits.
letter from J. S. LIPsCoMB, of Staunton, Val
have had in use during portion of the past
Winter, one OF the Reversible Crates. known as
the Economist and represented by Mr.. Williams
of Charlottesville. Va, and am entirely pleased
with it. Find in it many advantages over any
thing have ever used.
(Letter oe Prof. Gildersleeve, University OF Val
June 18th, 1876.
WILLIAMS s MICHIE-Gentlemen
Ihad one of your patent Crates in nse last
Winter, and found it to work admirably IN every
respect. Yours truly,
B. L. GILpERsLEEvE
WASHINGTON, d. c., July goth, 1876
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 4,-> 50. -
This IS to certify that we have this day pur
chase the entire right of Messrs. Williams s Mich
ie, for the District OF Columbia. for their patent
fire place Crate and believe the Investment sIt
good one Respectfully. WHITE BRO
TLetter of DR.. John R. Page, Professor at the Uni
versity OF VAL
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, July 9th, 1876
The Economist Crate is one that Will recon-
mend itself to any one who desires to have all
the advantages of an open Crate, placed in any
ordinary fire place, without the trouble of brick
ing up around common CRATES. 1t has also
additional advantage in being adjusted better to
give out heat to retain heat to afford an easy de-
livery of cinders and ashes without diffusion OF
DUST and to be fixed so as to preserve fire with
safety during the prolonged absence from the
apartment. think it an excellent invention that
will prove good on trial JOHN r. PAGE.
MEssRs. WILLIAM s. MICRIE
l have had in use for some time your Crate
known as the Economist I am highly pleased
with it. 1t possesses many advantages over the
old style fixed CRATE. 1t throws ont the heat bet
ter. is easily cleaned of the debris, requires
no bricking up, and can be raised and lowered to
any desired angle. believe from the superior
points it possesses it will come into general use
and entirely supercede the old fashioned fixed
CRATE. MRS. l.. A.. BOONE,
Boarding Housekeeper at the University OF Va.
July 18th, 1876.
Having secured the right to sell in Stanton
Waynesboro', Harrisonburg and Lexington, we
respectfully solicit the orders Of the citizens of
STANTON IRON WORKS CO..
sep21 Staunton, Va
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16
Bankrupt Notices.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF UNITED sa
L States for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter OF John Robinson. Bankrupt
Extract from Decree Of October Is, 1861
THE Court doth adjudge, order and decree, that
an account Of liens and their relative uriorties
be taken by VIM. J. Points. one OF the Com'rs OF
this court who is especially directed to enquire
into the validity of such liens may be claimed,
and as to the payment or other satisfaction OF the
same, and also to report any other special matter
he may deem pertinent, or any party interested
may require"
An extract-Teste,
VIM. ]. POINTS, Com'r
UNITED STATES COMMIsSION MES OFFICE.
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Oct, %, 1876
To John Robinson, Bankrupt, John Paul, AS
signee of said Bankrupt ana any and all lien
holders against the estate of said Bankrupt
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Thursday the Both day OF November, 1876. at my
ONCE IN Harrisonburg, Va. if fair, if not. the
next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted) to
take the accounts provided by the above decree
lat which time and place you, and each of you are
required to attend in your several interests.
Given under my hand, as commissioner In chan
Gerry, the day and year aforesaid.
oct 26-4t WIN. J. POINTS, Com'r.
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4&V42&OE Ga4a has removed to
MRS KELLEY's STORE ON MAIN STREET
next door to Marble Yard,
where he is opening his stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
QUEENSWARE, sc.
He respectfully invites his friends, and the pub
lie generally to call and examine his Goods as he
feels confident that his prices will compare ia
vorably with those OF any House in the Valley Of
virginia. Very Respectfully,
r. W. RLSOM.
Get u Stauntsn, Va.