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rule. as this was called meeting at which
no other business than that for which it
was called could be transacted, and the
.tnext meeting'' meant was the spring
stated meeting.
Rev. MacDuff Simpson differed with Dr.
Junkin, and thought this was the next
meeting" All the parties, he said, were
ready and willing for the matter to be Set
tied here. Virtually, it had been placed
in the hands Of q committee which could
report now, and the matter be issued here.
DR.. Junkin protested against violating
the rule of Presbytery, by considering the
matter at this meeting.
Mr.. Simpson said he was Informed by a
member Of the committee, that they ex-
pected to report at this meeting, otherwise
he, Mr.. S., should have asked for a pro re
9aota meeting. It was now in his power to
ask for such meeting, and call the
Presbytery together again in ten days. but
he did not desire to give its members SO
much trouble.
Mr.. Murray-We would have q perfect
right not to come.
Dr. ,Junkin--I wouldn't come.
Mr.. Simpson-Of course if Presbytery
intended to say the s'neXt meeting" next
spring, am willing TO stand by it.
Mr.. Richardson moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Walker, Stated Clerk of the Pres
bytery, said it was the custom when
molten was deferred to the stated meeting,
to say in the minutes ''stated" meeting,
but the minutes in this case said next"
The motion to adjourn was voted on,
and stood to 6, and the Moderator de-
cided 1t in favor of adjournment.
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AN UNLUCKY Box OF PAPER COL
LARs.-At the Red Sulphur Springs in W.
Va, last week, James Cummings was ar
rested and carried to jail in Raleigh county,
for stealing a box of paper collars and a
bottle of Thompson's Eye Water from the
saddle pockets of Maj. N. H. Hotchkiss,
of Staunton, who had left them in a stage
on which G. was a passenger, while he
rode horseback to the Red Sulphur. The
Major sent a magistrate and two consta-
bles after the accused. and found the miss
ing articles in his oyercoat pocket. The
theft was committed in Summers county,
discovered in Monroe county, and the pris-
oner was sent to jail in Raleigh county.
The Major seems to have stirred up bad
character, as the grandfather Of the thief
died in the State prison, his uncle was
sent to the same prison, his father is fu-
gitive from justice, and Cummings himself
though only 2S years Of age, had been
obliged to fly the country, and was just
returning from two years exile.
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NARROW EscAPE.-As one of the down
freight trains, on Tuesday last. OF the T..
& 0. Railroad, was passing over the en-
bankment near Mason's Tunnel, the con-
ductor's caboose left the track and was
hurled down-a distance Of some IS feet.
Capt. E. NJ. Jones was in the caboose at
the time, and the effect was to throw him
fat in the car, but recovering himself in
stantly, he sprang through the rear door as
the caboose went over. Capt. Jones was
badly bruised and cut in several places by
the stones upon which he fell, but not Sc
riously. The caboose was total wreck.
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SWINDLING OUT OF NEWSPAPER SUI

SWINDLING OUT OF NEWSPAPER SUB
scRIpT1oNs.-We are informed by Mr..
Frank Davis that person signing his re-
ceipts with the name Of Harris, has been
going through the county offering the
INDICATOR for fifteen months at 81, and
that he has taken in many unsuspecting
parties. We have no agents of any kind
and no one is authorized to receive sub
scriptions for the INDICATOR. It ap-
pears to us that the fact of a man offering
So per annum paper at 81 for fifteen
months, would be sufficient to convince
those to whom he applied that he was a
swindler. The pretended agent was last
heard from operating in the neighborhood
of the Hermitage. The offence is that of
obtaining money on false pretence and he
may be arrested by any one on whom he
attempts the fraud.
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New Advertisements.


& tOMMISsIONER'S SALE.-PURSUANT
Z ! to decree Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County rendered on the I'd day OF June, 1916,
in the causes of Patterson vs.. Wampler and
schreckhise VS.. Wampler, we will proceed 10
s<ll at public auction 10 tila highest bidder, in
front Of the Courthouse, II city Of Stanton,
on
MONDAY, THE 25rH Day OF SEPTEMBER,
1876, Tract Of Land containing OF acres
situated in the County of Augusta, on The road
leading from Stanton to lit Scion, adjoining
the lands Of Joseph a. 6 B. 7. Aouf, Cline
Sheets, and Others, being 9 portion OF the tract
formerly owned b. Daniel Wampler. Every
Thing necessary for a comfortable home may be
found in and on this tract-good land. good
water, good house, and other necessary farm
buildings, and good neighbours.
TERMS. Enough cash in hand TO pay
costs of sale, and the residue in equal install
nsuts at one, two, and three years, the pur
chaser to execute therefor bonds with good per-
sonal security, bearing interest from day of
sale, and title retained as ultimate security.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR,
W. E. CRAIG,
aug25-tds Commissioners
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NEkR.Gs,E..,Ml,D.


MoPHERsoN -CUNLFFE- the 18th inst, in
Richmond, by the Rev I, l.. Preston, j. O. hlc-
PherSou OF GrecAbrier county, W Va, and hIlSs
e. A. Cunlitfe of Chesterfield county Va.
FISEER-FAYMAN- Thursday, Sept It'll, in
Shepherdstown, by Rev. John Bowman, Mr. Nor
man l.. Fisher, Of the Register" office, to bIss
Maggie D. Nayrnan, second daughter OF hlr. James
d. Fayman.
JoHNs0N-W AlsD.In Milton, Florida, July 18th,
in St Marys Church by Rev G. e. Mepoufsal, MI
Frank johnson, formerly OF lewiston Maine. and
Miss Annie NJ, third daughter OF James B. Ward,
Esq, OF Lynchburg Virginia.
FITzGE Observation-Disclosures, on the eyeA-
ing Of the 18Th instant, at Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church, inFRichm0nd, by the Rev. Bishop
D. S. Dogaett D. D.. Mr.. W TaZeWe fitzgerald
and Miss Patie G. Dcggett daughter OF the otilca
ting Minister No cards.
GUTHRIE-BL ACKBURN.-A the residence of the
brides father, near Paris, H. on September 18th by
Rev. Il. d. VandencrSen, Il. L. Guthrie to bliss
Cassie Blackburn, daughter CT VIM Blackburn.
Esq,
HOGGSH EAD-PARR. On September 18th. in
Harrisonburg, by Rev. VIM. a. Whtcscaryer, John
A. HoggShead, OF Augusta county, and Miss Har
riet Parr, OF HarTisonburg.
ERNsBERGER.--.on Thursday, Sept
21st, near Waynesboro, MIR. Solomon W. CARRIER
to Miss Catharine Susan Hernsberger, daughter OF
George HernSberger, Esq All Of Augusta.
CARREL-Z Craigsville Sept. 2lst
Mr.. Benjamin A. Carrel to Miss Nancy Ellen Zrln-
bro, daughter of the late James Zumbfo decd
All Of this county.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED The new court
house of Allegheny county has been let at
$500, to Bagby & Earman brick work
and Shomo Il Co. wood work. The con-
tract for the museum building at the Uni
versity of Virginia for which the Messrs.
Harmans and B. T. Bagby, of Staunton,
were bidders, has been awarded to Messrs.
West & Carroll, of Baltimore, at $34 900.
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TEAM DETAINED BY A GOOsE.-At
Covington, on the G. Il o. R. R., Friday
even ing, goose flew against the telegraph
wires and tapped them so that no messages
cauld be received at that Office. The re-
suit was, that the up passenger train was
detained two hours, awaiting orders to
proceed, and did not get Off until the work
of the goose was discovered and rectifed.
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ACCIDENT.--As the down passenger train
Friday neared Lowmoor, q man attempted
to drive his wagon across the track, and it
was struck and Knocked down al embark
ment fifty feet steep. The man got up,
saying he was not much hurt but in a few
minutes became deadly sick. He was
taken aboard the train, and carried TO the
next station.
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SENSIBLE ADVICE --Yon afa asked every day
through the columns OF newspapers and by your
Draggiat to use something Tor 0ys9cosia and
Liver Complaint that yon knew nothing about;
yoa get discouraged Spending money wish bnt
little success. Now to give You satisfactory
proof that NBErN's AUGUST Flower viii cure
you Of Dyspepsia aud Liver Colapjnia' With all
its effects, such as Sou- Stomach, Sick Head
acde Habtual Costivoness, Paipitation of IN
Heart, Heartburn, Water Brash, coming up Of
food after eating, loa spirits, Sc, We ASK you
to go TO your druggist, 0a J. X. WAyr 4 BRO,
and get sample bottle Of GREEN'S AUGUST
FLOWER for 10 cents ana Try it, or 8 regular
size for rs cents. Two doses will relieve
you. june2-ly
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THE CENTENNIAL EXCURSION BY THE
Valley Railroad, leaves here on the 25th
inst, next Monday. This excursion has
the recommendation that the passenger
gets in the car and doesn't leave it until
he reaches Philadelphia, by which all the
trouble and confusion Of changing cars in
the different cities is avoided. The fare is
only $11 for the round trip, and when we
say that Capt. John c. Smith. the popular
conductor, is to accompany the train to
its destination, and will have the excur-
sion in charge, we give the assurance that
all the Augusta county people will be
taken care of. Tickets may be obtained at
the Valley Railroad depot from Mr.. Samuel
M. Woodward, Jr., and from Capt Smith.
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DEEEs.

LACY Al Stanton, Of consumption, on the 18th CT
September, Mrs Maggie A. Lacy, wife of Henry
G. Lacy, aged IS years, months and 5 days.
WILLIAMS.-In Baltimore, Sept. 10TH Miss Serena
Williams, formerly of Staunton.
ROBERTS.-At Oakland, Nelson county, on Sunday
erts Principal Of Oakland Female Academy For
the past thirty years or more he was q devoted
minister OF the Gospel and pastor OF Mount ShI-
lob, Nelson, Mount Moriah, Amherst and other
- Baptist churches in that vicinity.
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/ I DMfNISTRATOR'S SALE OF TWO
/ "A VALUABLE FARDS.-I will sell at put.
| lie auction, On the premises, two miles south OF
| FishersviIle or
| FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D, 1876,
! a very nice little Farm known rs the sam.
Kiser Farm. containing 1872 Acres, 80 Of which
! s cleared and in fine state o. cultivation. and
thu balance heavily timbered TIE imp ye-
( mcuts good Frame Dwelling House, Earn,
and the necessary Outbuidings, We'll o. fioe
VI alter iii the yard, and good Orchard OF we'll
selected Fruit of various kinds
VII also sell the next day
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ESD, 1876,
on the premises four miles east Of New Hope,
the farm known as the Clayton Farm, on he
east side of South River. containing about 24O
Acres, 60 Of which is cleared, and The gel:nin-
der in original growth. The improvements
consist Of q good Log Dwelling Bohse, Barn,
&C., all other necessary OutbuilGings, We'll of
excellent Water in the yard, aud Young Or
chard in full bearing of different varieties of
Fruit.
TERsta.- One-third of the purchase rnone~ to
be paid IN cash, the balance in three equal en.~
nual payments, the purchaser executing bonds
with approved PERSONAL security, with interest
from dap of sale, the title retained as Ultimate
security.
We At the same time, will sell large lot
Of Dr. Teter's ''All Healing Liniment,'5 aud
the exclusive right TO manufacture and sell The
same in nine counties in this State.
7. O. BARGER,
Admir- with the will annexed of
augIS6 st John Layman, decd.
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REMARKS,
City Noaices.

DR.. W. H. CLARK,of the indianapolis Medi.
cal Institute, in his fourth tour through Yir-
ginia, will be at the American Hotel, October
End and Sd, where he can be consulted by tbs
aInlcteo. sep22-2t
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~ LARGE STOCEA OFF

a. LARGE STOCHA OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,
States, PENS,
INK, COMPOSITION BOOKS,
And everything used in the School-Room
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS !;
FINE GOLD PENS,
POCKET KNIVES !;
A FULL LINE OF
POCKET BOOKS;
Also, WALL PAPERS
and WINDOW SHADES.
For sale at
HUNTER & cos look Store,
Stanton, Va.
gs~ Catalogues furnished on application.
sep22-lyr
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s & = xEgeaTNrA LAMBS E0E& SALE
W OR FOR RENT The undersigned has
for sale hundreds Of valuable FARMS, UOUNo
TRY SEATS. MILLS, TIMBERED and MIN
ERAL LANDS, MINERAL SPRINGS, sc &C.,
on the most reasonable terms. To those wish
ing to buy, come and see for yourselves, and to
those having properties to sell, If you can give
clear titles and do not hold your lands too
high, we want to act for you. We have been
in the business ten years; and never sold bad
title. Send stamp for the Gland Advertiser
Piedmont Laud Agency.
DAVID D. NJ. DIGGES.
Gordonsville. Va
?. s. MIR. w. H. N LYNN. of
Staunton, Va, will give all the information,
either in person or by letter, to parties desiring
to sell or buy VALLEY LANDS through my
Agency. DAVID D. NJ. DIGGES.
sep22-tf
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FINE Finished Rosewood, Walnut ana Me-
talic Buryiug Gases. Elegant hearse always
ready for use at s. NJ. WuxRs
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EEaaYOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

EVAE OLlCE to IAA-FA ERSI
Notice is hereby given that one-haH of
the CITY TAXES of 1876 are NOW DUE.
and payable on or before the 18th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. By paying one-half of the
tax charged, a further extension of time is
allowed by the City Council for the paw
ment Of the remaining half. Tie tickets
of all who fail to pay one-half by the time
specified will be turned over to a collector
for aneneedtate collection of the aohoze, auith
fve per cent. added.
JOHN NJ. CARROLL,
August loGh, 1876. City Treasurer.
aug19-5t [Spec. and Vir. copy.l
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commercial.
STAUNToN, Sept. q, 1876

STAUNToN, Sept 81, 1876.
Flour--Extra, S4.75; Superfne, 81 80 f;
FAMILY, $3.50. W heat-wllite. 90; red
9O(@95; Ccsn-white, SOC; yellow, soc;
Oats-23c lSacon-13c; Lard--134c ;
Salt-S1.85; Sngar-10c014c; Meal--55c@
60c; Molasses- 4Oc(@$].0 90; Butter-2Oc !;
Eggs-l0c(@l1c. Timothy Seed-$2.00.
REMARKS.
We have no change to note in our mark
cts for any kind of Produce. Business
somewhat improved.
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HUGH NJ MoIlHAxy. wholesale and retail!
dealer in Hardware, tItaunton, Va, is agent
for Duponts Gun, Rifle sad Blasting Powder
Has q magazine near this place.
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LEVY Brothers will, in few days, remove
to the large store on nortn side of Main, near
New street, where they will open New Stock
of the most Desirable Goods in this market
list of greatly reduced prices will be furnished
In our next. septl5lt
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sugIS-6t

4 TOMMISSIONER'S SALE BY VIRTUE
Z j of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County entered at the June Term, 1876, in the
chancery cause of the Baldwin Augusta Fair
VS.. Jas. F, Bell, we the undersigned Commits
sioners, appointed for that purpose, wall pro.
coed to sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, in front of the courthouse, in the city of
Stanton, on
MONDAY. the 18th day ofsEPTEMBER, 1875,
tie following Tracts Of land belong ing to e
estate Of JAS. F. Bell:
/. An undivided foursixths interest In d
Tract OF land containing IS Acres, beils "a
Tract which said Bell resides. Has seed
Frame Building, with necessary Outhoaaas
The land is Of excellent quality.
2. An undivided four-sixths interest. the Sc
version of 80 Acres now held by Mrs. Rec
hecca during her life as dover. This Tract
adjoius the 1875 Acre Tract, and has good
Brick Mansion, with Stable, Barn, &C., and is
OF excellent quality
The above Tracts lie on Middle River, near
Swoopes Depot, and adjoin the lands of tbs
late Samuel Bell.
3. An undivided one seventh interest In
Tract Of Noun ain Land containing 485 Acres.
TERNs.--Costs of suit and safe cash, and ne
residue IN equal annual payments at one, TWO
and three years, with interest from day f sale,
the purchaser executing bonds, With approved
security, and the title retained as ultimate Sc
curity,
GEO NJ. COCHRAN, Ja.,
W. q. HUDSON
sepl-4t Commissioners
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GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, Ja.,
~ W. a. HUDSON,
Commissioners
sep1-4t

~ ALE or THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF a
y VALUABLE FARM.-By virtue of de-
cree rendered st the June Term, 1876, of the
Circuit Court Of Augusta county, in the causes
Of tee Virginia Banking and Trust Company
Ter &c, vs.. j. W. koiner, and s.Koiner by &c,
We. Virginia Banking and Trust Company, the
undersigned Commissioners, appoint ted for that
purpose, will proceed to sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder, On the premises, on
SATURDAY, The sTH DAY OF SMrTEM-
Der, 1876,
the undivided half, belon cling to J. w. Koiner,
OF . valuable Farm containing 1T4a Acres,
lying in the County Of augusta, or the waters
ton. This is fine Farm, with good improve
ments, fine Orchard, we'll watered, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash 20 pay the
costs. OF suit and. sale, and 4 liue upon
credits of one two and three yea.s, equal in
stalments, taking from the purchaser bonds
with approved security for the deferred pay
ments, and retaining the title as ultimate Sc
curity
HIM. BELL,
en-. HARRISON,
augl8-4t Commissioners.
The above ale is postpo r; 10
SATURDAY, OCTQbER l4TH.
in front Of the Courthouse.
sepl5-tds.
IfUR SALE. In OHDEh 10 kEDUGE' NJ Y
establishment, and al the same time obtain
the means to settle speedily the estate of Or
lando Smith, decd, offer for sale privately the
House and Lot in which I reside, situate at the
intersection of Lewis and Johnson streets
Also, vacant Lot OF Lewis street, adjoining
the residence of Geo G. jackson, Esq.
The residence is q good Frame House, with
brick basement, containing ten rooms, includ-
ing kitchen and servants room, and an ample
supply Of store-rooms, dressing-rooms and clo-
SETS hydrant at kitchen door. The lot On
which it is located has front of 100 feet and q
depth Of 1872 feet, with IL foot alley in rear
The vacant Lot has front on Lewis street of
about 40 feet and depth of 1872 feet, with
II foot alley in rear.
If not sold privately before the 23d day of
September next, these properties will be offered
publicly that day, in front of the courthouse
For price and terms apply to Elder & Nelson
l.. A. SMITH,
aug25-tdS Ex'x of 0. Smith, decd.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF /

@NOMMIssIONER's SALE OF A
~ valuable Tract Of Land.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Augusta County, rendered a5
the March term, 1876, in the cause Of
Palmer's Executor Us. Hanger and ais. I
will proceed to sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front of the Court
House in Staunton, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1876,
q very valuable tract Of land, containing
161 ACRES, 8 RooDs and IA POLES, situa-
ted about six miles from Staunton, adjoin-
ing the lands of Speck, Young and Others.
1t has On it a comfortable dwelling HOUSE,
good barn and other out-buildings, ands
good orchard: has stream Of water run
ming through it, and a capital spring for
household use.
TERMs:-Cost of suit and sale in hand,
and the residue in three equal install
ments, at six, eighteen and thirty months,
for which the purchaser will execute
bonds with good personal security,
bearing interest from day of sale, and
title retained as ultimate security.
sep.S.tds. W. E. CRAIG, Com'r.
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~ Esa0LUTxeeN AND GO
- EAESEEI E1EGGTTEED.
Having this day sold my interest in the BUSH
ness CT McComb & Gait to Mr. c. W. Shut, the
shove named firm is dissolved by mutual cons
sent.
The accounts Of the late firm ore in my
hands for settlement, and persons knowing
themselves indebted will please come forward
at once, az the business must be closed.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
the aid firm, respectfully ask its continuance
TO the new, feeling assured that they Will in
every way merit it.
W. r. MoCOMB.
CCPARTN Il RS HIP.
The undersigned having this day entered into
8 co-partne rship under the name and style OF
Gait & Snuff, for the purpose of conducting the
EsuGcneri1 g Business
in all its vsrious branches, respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Stanton that they
are prepared to furnish all kinds of tie BEST
MEETS.
They will be found at the Stall formerly &C.
cupiad by McComb & Gait Ali we ask ia 3
trial Respectfully,
REEVES GAIT,
@. W. SNUFF.
September lst, 1875. sepl5-3t
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H. N. NoILHANY ms iuat resolved a large
stock of Carver's Table sad Pochat Knives and
Pistols. Low tor cash
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H. NJ. MclLHANY is agent for R. II. Miller
Baltimore Fireproof Safes.
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Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelail.
Pumps,
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Observation-Disclosures SALE.

will sell, privately, my fine new Merchant
Mill and Saw MIL attached, On NJ dde River.
near Spring Hill, Augusta, Va. It is situated
in fine grain and lumber section-plenty Of
water at all seasons for grinding
sepl5s3m HENRY a, PALMER.
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a TOMMIsSIONER'S SALE In OBEDIENCE
W TO decree of the Circuit Court of Al
gusta County, rendered at the June Term
1876, in the cause of Hendren, Trustee, vs. Nc.
Gufin, &C., will proceed to sell at the village
of Mt. Scion,
ON THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876,
the house and lot lately occupied by Abraham
Bearer, decd. The house is good two story
Frame building, with a garden attached.
Terms OF SAIH.-Cash in hand to pay costs
Of Rule and expenses of sale; and the residue
of the sale price in three equal instruments,
bearing interest from the day of sale, and pay.
able severally at one, two and three years from
day of sale-the purchaser to execute bonds
with good security for the deferred instalments
and the title to be retained as further security,
until the whole purchase price is paid.
r. G. BYERS,
sepl5-3t Commissioner
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SIN. WILKES is selling elegant chairs ct 81 o(
each
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GER FAT

In order TIC close out M present stock l'efor
NOV ing into my new store no" being iit'ed
up in the old 'fspectetor' building, propos'
to sell at prices so low SIS TO induce those whe
DO not wish goods for present YES TO purchast
and lay them aside for faare necessitea
Farmers will save noney ny buying their
Scots and laying them aside fos White ust,
aa you can now get Good Boot tor 81, s. 5t
and s.
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Il. NJ. MciLHANI keeps on hand large stocl.
Of Iron, Nails and Horse Shoes. Low for cash.
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We also offer PoPPLEIg's SILIcArED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. 6. Fertilizer almost entirely
new in this section, but much used in portions
of Maryland, where it has not only yielded
large percentage Of grain and grass, but has
restored the soils to almost their original fet-
tlity.
We will take pleasure in showing samples
and certificates, and b9ieye that citizens viii
find it TO their interest to give US cali
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS GIVEN TO CLCBs.
July2s BAKER Bros
S. N. WILKES is Offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Stanton
II. NJ. McIlHANY is agent for Od's Challenge
Patent Buggy Wheels. Low for cash.