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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-14

These chilly nights remind papas with
manageable daughters that coal is neces-
sary to courtship in the days to come.
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DEATH OF DIR. II. B. MEADE. Fl. b.
Meade, who married the only daughter of
che late Col. Hiram l.. Ope, of this county,
died i'll Danville, on the morning of the 3rd
inst. The Times Of that city says she was a
heightened gentleman, and had many warm
personal friends, who unite with his widow
4 and children in mourning his loss.''
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GEN'L LANG is in town, the famous cake
baker, ornamenter and candy maker, and
supplies the wants of ali at Hawkins's con-
fectionery.
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Markets..

Our markets are without material change this
week. Old stock of -four nearly exhausted New
flour Offering freely, but declining. Prime wheat
in good demand. Oats and corn dull and not much
offered for SALE Small products in fair request
at good rates. Our market is we'll supplied with
light products. ~
c.. A. RICHARDSON.
. s..-17= ,gssi5 Grocer and Produce Dealer,
corner of Main and Augusta Streets
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A shop" winding up with German"
Was given at Mozart Hall last Friday night
and quite largely attended.
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HOME MANUFACTURE.-We were shown
few days ago, by Mr.. F. NJ. Young, some
specimens of cloth and cassimercs manufac-
tured at the establishment OF d. X. Rankin
& Bro, in this county, which surprised as
well as gratified us. The figures were beau
tiful and the finish excellent, fully equal to
that of. Northern mapufactares, whilst the
eompectness of ti,elweb md the chalnctcr Of
lie saaterml renderd tfsh pa4ticulrIy sde-
skabae We understaal that aslargeHqlanti
" d these goods are now being sold and chat
all who have used them express themselves as
more than satisfied. They arc manufactured
entirely of wool of the best quality, much Of
it being imported, and are warranted So far
as appearance, they speak for themselves and
need no recommendation.
We should like every merchant in the
county to send for samples OF these goods,
and place them prominently before the pub
JIG. asSe feed conf deiits That an they needis
an introduction 20 insure them popularity.
It is to the interest Of every man in Au
gusta county to encourage any enterprise
which keeps money at home and draws it
from other sources, and more especially is
this the case when by SO doing he will add to
his own trade and secure the satisfaction
his customers.
Messrs. Rankin & Bro. are now extensive
ly manufacturing cloths. cassimeres, flannels
and all kind of wooden goods. which in quail
ty, make and cheapness snrpass those Of
Northern factories. They can supply bet
ter article than can be purchased at the
East for the same money, and those who
buy their goods can do so with the assurance
that they will come fully up. to the represen-
tation.
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Every article fresh and pure from Haw-
kin's Saloon and Confectionery.
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Another excursion will start to the Cen
tennial via the B. & o. R. r. about the 18th
OF this month.
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A Etinber OF young men from the city
leave for various colleges and schools this
week.
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Make the hearts Of yonr household glad by
nice treat of good things from Hawkin's
Confectionery and Toy House.
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THE PLAN DETERMINED UPON I<Ef
MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL IstkoNE
NIGHT.
Alta special meeting of the City Council
on Tuesday night last, the following mem
bcrs were. present:
A. II. Fultz, President Messrs. Todd,
Bagbv, Byers, Bledsoc, Evans, Larcw and
Powell.
President Fultz explained the object OF
the meeting TO be to hear the report Of the
Special Water Committee, on the plan for
the distribution OF the new water pipe.
Mr.. Evans, from the Water Committee,
presented report recommending the adop-
tIon Of the plans submitted by the City En-
gincer, which report was received and ap.
proved. The plan provides for laying a
twclvc-iach main from the pump house down
Augusta street to the intersection of Main.
This twelve-inch main is to be tapped by
six-inch pipe running the entire length OF
Frederick, Main and New Court streets. -
Six inch pipe also to be laid on Augusta
street from Main to New, and on Church
street from Main to the Round-Holls The
six inch pipe OH Main street will extend to
the D. D.. e b. Institution, and on New
Court street to the Asylum. The interyeli-
ing and connecting pipes will be three inches
in diameter. This system will secure an ac-
tive circulation and abundant spprlyaofI wa
| ter throughout the entire city. ssasi lis 9aaG
pipes be laid, at once, on the streets
| named. as follows: Frederick street, six
inch pipe; Augusta street, six inch pipe;
Mechanical road, thrcc-ihch pire; Market
street, threc-inch pipe; Lewis street, three
inch pipe; Prospect street to corner OF
Points, three-inch ripe. A siX-incll pipe for
Church street, has already been ordered
The recommendation was adopted
| The legitimate business for which the meet
ing was called having been transacted. and
| it not being competent to consider any mat
tiers at Il special meeting except that for
which it was called, the Council then ad
journed and Immediately re-assembled, to
act upon the deed to the Donaghe properly
That deed was presented together with the
endorsement of the City Attorney, and upon
motion, was received, and the Finance Com.
mittee directed to pay, over the bonds to- the
representatives Of the estate.s ga4sz1w
The meeting then adjourned for the sec
ond time. and was again called to order fol-
the purpose of considering the estimates fol
work done on the Water Works during the
months Of July and August, which estimates
the Council had rcfu sed to receive at the last
meeting in consequence Of the Engineers
declining to approve them. ~ II
Capt. James Bumgardner, counsel for the
contractors, by permission. appeared before
the Council, and after declaring it the inten-
ton Of the contractors to carry out in good
faith the letter and spirit Of the, contract,
asked that the estimates be approved and
ordered to be paid At the close of his re-.
marks, a resolution was adopted instructing
the Finance Committee to pay over the bonds
to the amount of the estimates $4,000 when
the same shall have been approved by the
| Special Water Committee. The meeting
then adjourned for the third and last time.
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New BUILDING ASSOCIATION .-A move
ment is on foot to organize new Building
Association, and already quite a number Of
shares have been subscribed. Those who
desire to become stockholders will find SUBJ
scription papers with Jno. NJ Carroll. W. II.
Hartman, B. 4. Bagby and at Hunter 81
Co.'S
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RAFFLING A THOROUGHBRED MARE
On Saturday night last some little excite
ment was occasioned by the railing Of a two
hundred dollar colt, the property of Mrs.
O'Toole. The chances were one dollar each
and the chance holders consequently very
numerous. One hundred and seventy-eight
throws were made, the highest being that Of
Mr.. w. Fl. German, who turned forty-four.
The remaining twenty-five chances will be
thrown between this and Friday-the own
ers thereof not being present on Saturday
night. ,s.sss.,a..s.-,s..
All engaged in this novel way of securing
horse expressed great satisfaction at the
fairness Of the management and with every
thing connected with the rattle, except their
own miserable luck. and Mrs. O'Toole re-
turns thanks to her friends who have thus
procured the sale of her horse for a good
cash price.
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A SCARE IN HARRISONBURG.-O Tues
day last, considerable CONSERVATION was ere
ated in Harisonburg. by the falling of the
weights of the Town Clock, located in the
cupola of the Court House. The severe
shock caused by the sudden descent of
about 1890 pounds of metal excited ap-
prehension for the security of the build
ing. The weights broke through two
floors, and nearly through the ground
floor, carrying in the descent the striking
part of the clock, and doing considerable
damage to the other machinery ana also the
Courthouse. No person was injured, but
there were number very much frightened.
Not even the news from Vermont and Maine
tested the nerves of Our neighbors so severe
"
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.---Or
Saturday last the corner stone of the Secon(
Presbyterian Church of this city was laid By
the Masonic Fraternity Of Staunton, and re
representatives. OF other lodges throughout thu
county. At twelve o'clock the procession
was formed in front of the Hall, and headed
by the Stoncwall Brigade Band, marched up
Augusta street to Frederick, thence up Fred
erick to Lewis, upon the corner Of which the
foundation of the new church has been cree
ted. When the procession arrived quite ;
large assembly of ladies and gentlemen o.
all denominations had gathered, and the cere
monies were at once commenced. DR.. A.
NJ. Fauntlcroy, Grand Master, first measured
met, and after pronouncing it perfect and
symmetrical, poured upon it oil, wine and
corn. Then followed a prayer by the Rev
Mr.. Phillips, and then a hymn sweetly sung
and performed by the members OF the band,
after which the various articles we're depos
tied in the stone as follows:
History of the Church. s"iss q -N
Roll of its officers and members.
Copy of Bylaws.
Roll of knights Tcmplar.
Roll of Royal Arch Masons.
Roll of West Augusta Guard.
Roll of Stonewall Brigade Band.
Copies OF leading religious and State news
papers.
Copies of city papers.
Copy of Richmond Dispatch containing
the account of the unwilling of the Jackson
statue.
Photograph of Gen. Lee.
Photograph of Confederate Flag. ,ys NJ
Fifty dollars in, Confederate money; a
number of old and new coins. foreign and
domestic, among which was large Russian
coin of date 1776, curionsly inscribed.
When the box containing this collection
was deposited in the stone DR.. Fanntleroy
delivered a brief and appropriate address,
and was followed by the pastor of the
church, Rev. MeDnf Simpson, who express
ed his qualification at the kindly and chris
tian interest manifested by the citizens gen.
orally in the Inauguration of this movement,
and referred with feeling to the generous
greeting which had been extended him, and
to the confidence reposed in, him since he
commenced his labors in this field, and he
trusted that the day would soon come when
all should stand upon a common platform
united in common cause .ssqs,ss.l..ls
After MIR. Simpsons address, which was
peculiarly beautiful and appropriate, the
benediction was pro liounced by the Rev.
Mr.. Phillips, and the procession reformed
and returned to the Hall by way of WASH
ington and Beverly streets. g g{A.s
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= g. C. YEA LIE,

g. C. AXLE,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAK ER Sc JE w EIEEc,
with IS years experience,
AT McMAHoN's OLD STAND, AUGUSTA STREET,
(near Main,)
STANTON VIRGINIA.
I ~ Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired in the
best manner and aoaqrdnted sep rs copy
IN DAVIS A. KAYSER
is now receiving q choice lot OF
NEW FALL GOODS,
Of the very latest importation,
to which he invites the attention OF his friends.
He guarantees that the price shall be as low as
any house in the Valley OF Virginia.
Call and see them. sep TT
ITO TINE PUBLIC.-Having suspended hush
i ness for short time 1 will be absent from
the city for few days: have placed all my ac-
counts in the hands OF H. p. Cease, for collection
Parties knowing themselves indebted to me, will
please make payment to him. With due respect
to all, am yours, truly,
sep w. 8. STUZ.
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30 Weddhg partiess entertainments and cem-
panies supplied with, the freshest and ehoic-
est CONTEMPORARIES, cake and fruits from Haw-
kin's Mammoth Saloon. s.rs H.
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Fresh Fish. choice salt water Spot, the
best OF the season, at Pearman's.
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The eastern bound train on the C. & O.
Il. X. was about five hours behind time Mon
day, in consequence OF slide near Hinton.
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MARKET HoUsE.-The meat stalls at the
market house were rented at public auction
ON last Saturday, at the prices and to the
parties named below S''' fa-s .H't
No. l, CIV. Brown, at $780, No. 2, j.
p. Kinsley, $l3o,25; No. g., not rented No.
4, c. W. Lambert, s124.75; No. 5, W. F.
Asst, $4,000; No. 6, VIM. Friogle, $lO9. rs;
No.7, VIM. B.. Dixon, 500. 90; No, 8, Gait
& shuff, 10000; No. 8, D. Hinkle, 800. 90;
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3 receiving tic most serviceable and fashion

Is receiving the most serviceable and fashions
able patterns. He guarantees perfect fit
and will put up n suit at the lowest cash
fl cures.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT la
dies Of the End Presbyterian Church. propose
giving an entertainment to consist OF tab
eaux, charades &c., for the benefit OF their
Church, on next Wednesday and Thursday
nights. The programme will be unusually
attractive and the cast Of characters embra-
ces the best amateur talent in the city, both
ladies and gentleman. Upon its intrinsic
merits the entertainment should be literally
patronized, and we are quite sure the lauda-
be object for which it is given will be gladly
contributed to by our citizens.
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Married on the 18th inst, ut the residence
OF the BRIDES father, five miles north east OF
Staunton, by Father John Mcverry, of St.
Francis Church, Staunton, Mr.. d. NJ. Sulli-
van and Miss Sallie F youngest daughter Of
Capt. Alex. Anderson, all Of this county.
We acknowledge the receipt of a nice, lot
OF cake prepared, or the occasion, and in re-
turn wish the happy couple pleasant jour-
ney through life.
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Fresh Fish. Our friend Pcarman is the
only dealer in the city, now.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF STAUNTON.-The
Public Schools of Staurton will commence
on Monday, September 18th, 1876, at Q o'clock
a. m.
Children whose father is not q pauper,
must show to the City Superintendent a re-
ceipt for the payment OF the Scate and City
capitation taxes of 1875, (s1.50) one dollar
and fifty cents, before they can be enrolled.
Children must be five years of age.
Certificates of genuine vaccination from
the family physician must be presented.
The Superintendent will be in his Office
every day from 0 to - a. M, this week, at
the Academy on New Street for registering.
Scholars are admitted to the Schools from
beyond the corporation limits, at the follow
ing rates:
Primary School,. 90 per month.
intermediate SchOol........... ! 80 -
Grammar School. 2 90 ~
High School. 2 80 =
Tuition is required in aduance.
Public School Teachers will meet the SUI
pcrintendent at his Office on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 10Th, at 10 a. M, for assignment.
1t. J. J. LADD, Supt.
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Sale of Valuable
MOUNTAIN and MINERAL
LAND.

LAND
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta, entered at its Juhe Term, 1876. in the
case of HarrisOns Admir- VS.. Irvine, the under
signed will, on
SATURDAY, 3Oth Of SEPTEMBER, 1876,
proceed, in front OF the Courthouse,
to sell to the highest bidder.
one undivided moiety of that valuable tract of
Mountain Land containing
ABOUT $500 ACRES,
more or less, known as the kennedy Tract sit
uated nine miles Southwest OF the village OF
Waynesboro', and fifteen South of Stanton This
tract OF land has upon it
FOUR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES
AND GOOD SAW MILL,
with an abundance of the best TIMBER, and is we'll
watered with four or five never-failing Springs
running through the whole length. partial de-
velopment indicates abundance OF
IRON ORE, &c.
This is aflrst-rate opportunity for those wishing
to invest in Timbered and Mineral lands.
TERMS.-Ten per cent. in hand-afteen per
cent. in four months, negotiable note, satisfac-
torily endorsed, and the balance, in three equal
annual instruments OF one, two and three years.
with interest from the day of Sale, with good per-
sonal security, and the title retained as ultimate
secu rity. H. B. NICHE, Comr.
sep ut
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Go to Pearman's always for fresh Fish,
the most delightful dish of the season.
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A DEAR PERCENTAGE.-On Friday last
dispute arose between James Lorret, a
very bright mulatto from the lower end of
the county, and Mrs. Berry Manly, from
near Middlebrook, who was in town with a
wagon load Of chickens, &C., about dis
crepancy Of twenty cents. The parties were
both taken before the Mayor and from the
evidence it appeared that the boy had been
given dollar and twenty cents by Mr.. Abby
to hand to Mrs. Manly, and had appropria-
ted the twenty cents, turning over only the
dollar. Mayor Balthis after hearing the case
remanded the accused to the chain gang for
thirty days, which will allow lina ample
time to reflect on the sinfulncss of human
nature, and also afford an opportunity Of
contributing to the beauty and attractive
ness of our streets. The way Of the trans
gressor Is unpleasant when it lays across the
path of Mayor Balthis. t{gFf -
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Flesh Fish, fresh Fish daily at Pear,nan's.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
J. d. Price,

HARRISONBURG, VA.
OFFICE-sIBERT BUILDING. ROOM NO. I,
SECOND FLOOR. --ll,,s
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
l2. 90 A Year, Invariably I'm Advance.
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FOR RENT

ON FREDERICK ST.
One Large Store Room, also, two nice Chamber
Rooms in same building, which will be rented
very low Any one wishing to keep Ladies' Fancy
Store, would do well, as it is between two OF the
largest female schools in the city and out of the
way Il wagons and the hustle OF the city. APP
ply to
aug n-2m ]. A. LOGAN.
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$. M. Yosr & SON, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
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~ tnsa8 .EaEIH .NiAgA .
" 4f1 ~ TIs4.I
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IHAVE MANY FARMS and Town Properties
on hand for sale, which do not appear in thus col.
umn Parties wishing to purchase would do Wei
to.call and see me before making their purchase,
as I am certain they will save money.
- j.. D. PRICE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-14

TuprN and Hendricks colored Clubs
are largely attended in South Carolina
and Mississippi and are daily gaining
strength In Louisiana from five Ia
ten thousand colorcd men will vote the
Democratic ticket at the coming clcc.
ton. Whole plantations Of the newly
cntranchiscd race are declaring thcn
intention to do 50. In some OF the Lou
isiana parishes clubs of five hundred to
one thousand colorcd men have been
organized, and they bear oloIt hcstnnd.
ard of "rilden and Reform
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GOVERNOR Cu>MUGHlAlN, Of Soutl
Carolina, has shipped to Charleston
twenty thousand stand of arms to b,
distributed among the blacks. He de
cares himself done with reform, uno
bound to carry the election 10y all til,
means in his power including the
twenty thousand stand of arms, and
Tat's order, giving deputy mar9lals
power to make war Democratic
freeman of the North will, by their
votes, rebukc the mblushing and Ila
grant tyranny and Indictment to howid
civil war, while the Democrats Of the
South, 10y heroic patience, bring to
nought all the bloody plots of their ad
yersarps.
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RRlSTOW,S ROLL.

The communication of Mr.. BristoN
to the President pro tenn of the Unitco
States Senate explains the roll thai
follows. We give only Texas name,
from the Secretary's report, The tota
losses to the Government from 1869 IL
June 10, 1876, by deialcations, are 50,
jOO, j9j 93, according to Bristow's re-
port. And this be it rememb ered
does not include the amounts stolen by
corrupt officials who have combined
with the whisky ring and smugglers ia
dcirnud the Governments. The amount
stolen by the whisky ring alone sine,
1860 will at very low estimate ~
grcgatc 100000, 600.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
WASstN0ToN, ID. O., June 10, 1870.
Hon. W. I. Ferry, President pro tenn, u, y
Senate:
Sill have the honor to acknowl
edge the receipt of Senate resolution o
February 9, 1876, calling for state
mcnt of all the balances due to tn,
United States from public officers. and
all such balances due from other parties
mo onger in the public service).
In reply, ] have TO transmit
herewith the statement of balances
called for etc, ct' Very respectfully.
(SiSned) B,H. BRlsr0w, Secretary
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FAIRS IN TEXAS.

North Texas State Fair, Mt Dallas,
October g,
Capital State Fair, Austin, Septem'
Der H..
Central Texas Fair, Waco, October
10.
East Texas State Fair Jefferson
October 4.
Marshall Fair, September %.
ClarLsvillc Fair October H.
Tylur Fair Novcmbet q.
Parker county Fair October IT,
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Wong on the tunnclacross the British
Channel i, to begin ON the LIST of July
1871. The tunnrlng machinery to b"
used can bore drift nine feet in diam
etor across the channel in two years, at
n cost Of Si0OO,OO0 Four years NOR"
and an additional outlay of S2O,OOoOoo
will complete the tunnel
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DANIEL DrgoNDt marries Minh, q
coursc, and goes out into the world tc
restore political existence to the Jews
to make them nation again, and give
them u nctional center. In most
touching and dramatic scene with
Gwcndolcn, he tells her that this is t.
be his work in life, aud, at tn" same
tillc, that he is to be married.
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"ANp there is tribulotion and run
ming to and fro in hot haste for an eX'
plmation of that false return OF taxable
property made by Hayes. The fire OF
Radical artillery that opened 50 heavily
ON Tilden now recols on the "trooly
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Rrrom notwithstanding Hayes;
If one year you had watch worth
three hundred dollars and u year later
Won Ind the same watch and two 9th
era what would be the value OF the
thpnnD AnsKytrl-S2OO
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

.h'" Department of Washington lint
venity)
ne regular annual term OF this Law
a. iN7O run course, two terms. six mnmiLs
ulth, students n limited tothp senior 'Sy,
ON examination, by application ON or Lna'r'a,
use Obituary. YIN i'''"ulng
fnr pnrt "tllars address,
w. Va S'H" AhI, Dean of Law Fncultv
augi-d3m '''"''' MO-
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Tur Cincinnati EaqtirGr gives Dallas
the benefit of its extensive circulation
by copying that challenge to the States
Thanks to the EagGr,E