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LITERARY CELEBRATION.-The jack
son Literary Society Of Arbor Hill had it's
first anniversary celebration there last Fri
day evening at the school house. There
were over 500 persons in attendance and a
large number had to take standing room
outside of the house. There were at least
twenty from Waynesboro. In addition to
the literary exercises there was some good
music by the Middlebrook band and some
comic songs unusually good by Master Mil
lard Fix. Rev. J. S. Hammer, of the Ger
man Reformed church, opened the evening
with prayer MI. W. A. Wilson, the Pres
ident, delivered an address on the charac-
ter Of Jackson, j. T. Hanger delivered an
address on s'The Past ;" ia. Summers
IA plea for Smiles" R. Fl. Palmer, the
anniversarian, an address on CHORAL
Character" and there was a debate be-
tween c. H. Nader in the affirmative and
G. G. Hanger in the negative On whether
Personal Ambition is stronger than Relig-
ious fanaticism. To Mr.. G. III. Palmer,
the marshal, and Messrs. W. III. Swartzle
H. T. Rosen and J. f. Smith ushers, the
audience were indebted for excellent order
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INDICATED SCARLET FLANNEL.-Shirts and
Drawers, Ger tain cure for Rheumatism, for sale
low by E. B. SPENCE 4 Son, Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street, Richmond, Va, where can
be found the largest stock of Underwear and
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods in the city,
Call on E. B. SPENCE & Son if you want Cloth
ing, Shirts, or Furnishing Goods.
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lust RECEIVED, -.s ~.
., FINE AND GROUND ALUM SALT,
BAR IRON,
HORSE SHOES AND NAILS,
CUT AND WROUGHT NAILS.
T. b. ANTRIM Il co.
January LIST, 1875. JAM
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X7lRGINIA: IN VACATION.-IN THE
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta County, January 18th, 1876.
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T YAAN 4 co,

TIVE BOARD OF VISITORS of the V;ro;n;o
il Agricultural and Mechanical College
have to appoint Professor of Technical M.
chanics and Drawing, and invite applications.
The salary $4,000.
Address, G. @. WHARTON, Rector.
lan7'1m New River, Pulaski Co., Va,
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Gamble, Wilson, Wheeler, Watson, Roller
Myers. Crowbarger and DR.. Brown.
Cozored teac7aers-Messrs. Davis, Reason
ing, Brown, Anderson, Moore, Isbel, Hen
ming, Jackson and Hayes.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Yesterday morning the grammar class OF
the public school, comprised only of girls.
sung some splendid choruses--one, the
Marseillais hymn being superblyEdone.
The session opened with q lecture by
Prof. Ladd on McGuffeys chart for object
teaching. and also upon the best method of
teaching reading. His remarks were ANUS
ing as we'll as instructive.
He was followed by Prof. Owens, of
Richmond, who, after an illustration given
in paragraph read by Mr.. J. Fuller, Prin-
cipal of the Lexington High School, of the
Importance Of punctuation and proper read
ing, gave an admirable exposition of DR..
Lees mode of teaching spelling. In the
course of his remarks he said he had heard
everywhere he went in the State OF the ex-
cellence of the S5aunton schools, and paid a
high compliment to Prof. Ladd.
In the afternoon Maj. Jed Hotchkiss lee
tured most Interestingly and instructively
on the topography of the Valley of Virgin
ia."
Last night night session was held. We
regret lack of space prevents our giving a
full report of all the discussions but that is
the standing misfortune of country pa
per.
The hall was densely crowded at all the
sessions yesterday and the greatest interest
was shown in the proceedings by the pub
lie.H
The Institute meets again this morning
at II O'Clock.
THE PREVALENCE OF TRAMPs.-Not
less than twenty tramps passed through
Staunton last week, most Of whom came
up the Valley pike. One party had four
men in it, They said they had had a job
on the Centennial buildings at Philadel-
phia, but the work there had been suspend
ed till March. From there they had walked
to Baltimore, and getting no work there
had come out in the country and walked
to Staunton. They were evidently work.
ing men, and were thankful for some dry
bread and some beef that kind hand gave
them. One of them dropped a piece of
beef about half-inch long, and picking it
up blew the dirt off it and ate it. They
said they were making their way to Rich
mond. A few days since tramp applied
at the workshop of d gentleman here for
work, and could not get it. He went out
and returned in a minute or two, saying
earnestly, ''Can't you just give me an
hours work so I can get something to
eat?" The gentleman gave him an hours
work, and was surprised to find that he
was skilled workman, which enabled
him to give him further employment.
Hardly any Of the tramps who are passing
Shrough ask for money, and only apply for
work or bread, showing what an unhappy
condition the laboring people Of the coun-
try are in. The country people are afraid
of them, and their applications along the
road for food, they say, are prevented by
the dogs that set upon them. The city
should have hunks fitted up at the Jail or
market-house, where these poor, starving
workmen May sleep, as they pass through
They would prevent crime, for all know
what poverty does when it has nothing to
eat and nowhere to sleep.
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jan2l-tds

CT. CLAIRE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA,
y Corner Of GRACE and NINTH Streets.
The most elevated, central and fashionable To-
cation in the city, fronting on the Capitol
Square, convenient to all the public buildings
State, City and Federal-railroad depots,
churches, and Immediately on the line of the
street railway, making it the most desirable
Hotel in the city for travellers and tourists. 1t
has been thoroughly renovated, painted, pa
pered and furnished throughout with handsome
suits of furniture, new bedding, &c.
Will be kept in 6rst-class style, under the
management of Capt. JOHN H. FREEMAN, so
we'll known to the travelling public as the
prince of caterers.
Omnibuses and Porters will be in attendance
upon the arrival of all trains, steamers, &c.
DR.. E. s. PENDLETON,
STEPHEN HUNTER,
Proprietors.
Beard, $3.50 per day. ian2l-2t
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VIRGINIA: IN VACATION.-IN THE
Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, January 18th, 1876.
Emanuel Moss .Plff
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S. NJ. WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Furniture in Staunton.
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VIRGINIA: IN vACATION.-IN THE
v Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, January Goth, 1876.
David W. Fadeley. .........."........"-.....f
Va.
William L. Mowry, Sheriff of Augusta
county. and as such administrator de bo-
mis- non with the will annexed Of Reuben
D. Hill, deco, Hugh NJ. McIlhaney, ad-
ministrator of N. K. Trout. decd, John
Deal aud Malvina, his wife, John W. Start
and Mary Virginia, his wife, E. T. II Nc
Gilvray and Fanny, his wife, John W.
Ewing and Gobinis. his wife John l.. Hill,
Charles Hill, Reuben Hill Gnfant), Lille
Hill (infant), and Henrietta Hill (infant). Defts
IN CHANCRRY.
The object of this suit is to procure settle
ment of accounts of N. K. Trout, executor of
Reuben D. Hill. decd, and of VIM. L. Mowry,
Sheriff, &C., and as such administrator de bonis
non with the will annexed Of Reuben D. Hill,
decd, and t. have the personal assets Of the
estate Of said Reuben D. Hill, decd, applied to
the satisfaction of the debt of the plaintiff, and
Reuben D. Hill, and to obtain decree for the
sale of the real estate Of said Reuben D. Hill,
and the proceeds OF such sale applied to the sat-
isfaction of the debts of the said Reuben D.
Hill decd.
The defendants, John Deal and Malvina, his
wife, John W. Start and Mary Virginia, his
wife, e. T. H. McGilvray and Fanny, his wife,
John W. Ewing and Robinia his wife, John L..
Hill Charles Hill, not having entered their ap-
pearance, and it appearing by affidavit filed that
they are non-resdents of this State: 1t is or.
dered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
Teste- J. N. RYAN, CLERK.
SHEFFEY + BUMGARDNER, D. a. jAn2l4t
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ROAD MATTERs.-The road case which
excited most interest at this session Of the
County Court was the petition Of J. W.
Stout and others, for change Of public
road, at Mowry's Hill, which is resisted
by Rev. Sam1 Driver, and Others About
Is witnesses were summoned in the case
Megsrs. W. 7. Rush, Fl. B. Sieg, S. A. East.
w. NJ. Dudley, and Jno. S. Ellis were ap-
pointed to assess the damages to the land
of Mr.. Driver, to act Oh Monday, Feb. 10Th.
The. case. it is understood, will be taken
ND to the Court of Appeals. The follow
ING road petitions were disposed of: of Jno
J. Larew, and others, for change OF road
in South River District, referred to MI.
Coalters of J. A. Gill1eson, and others, for
change Of road near Thinking Spring
Church, referred to Jno. G. Slower: OF b.
S. Harnsberger, and others, for macadam-
izing road precincts % and %, referred to
VIM. Crawford, to receive proposals; of W..
3. Cochran, and others, for extending
road in North River district, gra nted, and
of VIM. ID. Hemp, for change of road in
Riverhead, referred to Jno. D. Lilley.
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HEAVY MERNo UNDER SHIRTS, ST. each, for
sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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FINE Finished Rosewood, Walnut and Me-
tallic Buryiug Cases. Elegant Hearse. always
ready for use at S. M WILKES
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dec3l.3m,
COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE

" STAUNToN, Va, Jan. IL, 1876.
To VIM. Patrick, Administrator of John B.
Watts, decd, plaintiff, and Eli Riddlebarger,
George R. Riddlebarger, Andrew J. Ri ddlebar.
ger, James E. Riddlebarger, the last three Of
whom are under IA years of age, James F. Pat.
terson, guardian ad Item of the infant Defend
ants, - Flauter and Martha E. Flauter, his
wife, T. A. Pace and Elvira R.. his wife, and
Mildred A. Watts, defendants, and to ali per-
sons holding claims against the estate of John
B. Watts, decd, or who are in any wise inter-
ested in this suit:
TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue of decree of
the Hastings Court oft the City of Staunton rem.
dered on the 9Th day of January, 1876, in the
chancery cause Of Watts Admir- vs. Riddebar-
ger and others, therein pending, l shall on
MONDAY, the 18th day of February, 1876, at
my office, in Stanton, proceed to take, state
and settle the following accounts, viz:
LIST. Of the transactions of VIM. Patrick,
Admir- of John B. Watts, decd.
I'd. Of the assets and liabilities of the estate
of said decedent.
Sd. Of the liens binding the real estate of
said decedent IN the order of their priorities.
4th. Of the fee simple and annual rental
value of said real estate
9th. Of any other matter deemed pertinent
by Commissioner or required by any of the par.
ties in interest to be stated.
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
J. M. QUARLES,
lanl4'4t Commissioner
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X7IRGINIA: IN VACATIUN.-IN THE
Y Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, January 18th, 1876.
VS..
Calista Rosazzs and A. Valz, late partners
trading under the style and firm of Ros-
zazza DeftS
IN AsSUMPSIT, UPON AN ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is to recover of the de.
fendants $73.b4, with interest from December
9th, 1874, till paid, and to attach any estate,
debts or effects belonging or due to said non.
resident defendants in the hands of g. r. Ma,
son, S. D. Gooch and Charles E. Hoge, part
ners, trading as Mason, Gooch h Hoge, and
VIM. F. Smith, or found within the county of
Augusta, sufficient to satisfy to the plaintiff the
amount of his said debt, with interest and COST
1t appearing BY affidavit filed that defendants,
Rosazza Valz, are non-residents of this State:
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice,
ana DO what is necessary to protect their in
terests.
Teste- in. RYAN, Clerk.
SHEEFE1 + BuMaARDSER, p.q. janl4-4t
V71RG1NIA: IN vACATIoN.-IN THE
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta County, January 18th, 1876.
Calista Rosazza and A. Walz late partners
trading under the style and firm of Ros
saZZa q
IN AssUMPsIT, UPON AN ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANTS $62.85, debt, with interest thereon
from December It'll, 1874, till paid, and to at
tach any estate. debts or effects belonging to
said nonresident defendants in the hands of G.
Mason, s. D. Gooch and Chas. E. Hoge,
partners, trading as Mason, Gooch l. Hoge. and
VIM. F. Smith, or found within the county of
Augusta, sufficient to satisfy to the plaintiff the
amount Of his said debt, with interest and costs.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that defendants,
Rosszza Valz, are non.residents of this Statc
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice,
and do what is necessary to protect their in
terests.
Teste- JIM RYAN, Clerk.
SHRFFRY h BUNGARDNER, Do. ianl4.4t
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City Notices.

PAY THE SECOND HALF OF YOUR Cry TAX
before February lst, and save trouble and per
cent. See Treasurer's notice.
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SIN. Wilkes is selling elegant chairs at 81 .0(
each.
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VIRGINIA: IN VACATION.-IN THE
Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, January 18th, 1876.
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HAVE Your CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made to Or
der by E. B. SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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FUR BEAVER OvERooArE.-A large variety of
nice Fur-Beayer Overcoats for sale low by E.
B. SPENCE h Son, 1900 Main street, Richmond,
Va
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READY-MApE CLorH1NG.--Large assortment Of
ReadyMade Clothing for sale low by E. B.
SPENCE Son, 1900 Main street, Richmond,
Va.
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A DMIN1STRATOR'S NOTICE.-ALL PAR
N ties having accounts or claims of any de.
scription against che late Nicholas K. Trout,
ESQ, or hold his receipt for claims lett with him
for collection, are requested to present them at
once.
All persons indebted to his estate will please
come forward without further notice and settle.
Office at my Store, opposite the Courthouse,
Staunton, Va.
HUGH NJ. McILHANY,
jan2l-lm Admir- of N. K. Trout.
[Oity papers copy.
TNHE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF CARVING
KNIVES AND FORKS in town. Call and
see them.
dec10 GEORGE e. PRICE.
A NICE LOT OF SKATES.
II declo GEORGE E. PRICE.
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ENGLISH WoRsTED CoATlNGs AND FANCY Gas.
sMEREs for dress and business suits, in every
variety, and will be made up to order in the
latest and best styles at low prices by E. B.
SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900 Main
street. Richmond, Va. -s-.
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THE pay PATIENT QUESTION.
The Superintendent makes the following
reference to the question of pay patients
which is SO much misunderstood by the
people
':There is no competition between the
For the fact has beeq clearly demonstrated
that the present institutions, by excluding
incurable cases, can receive all the recent
and durable as they occur. Therefore. /
hope this fact will be understood and ap.
preciated-that mans means, or his want
Of means, has no bearing upon his recep.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, the best Shirt
made, for sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son, Rich
mond, Va.
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VIRGINIA: IN vACATIuN.-IN THE
Y Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, January 18th, 1876.
Henry Pendleton
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X7IRGINIA: IN VACATION.-IN THE
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta County, January 18th, 1876.
John G. Smith .......,....,,,,..,, ..PlA
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Calista Rosazza and A. Valz, late partaers
trading under the style and firm of Ro.

V7IRGINIA: IN VACATION:-IN THE
Y Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, December 10th, 1875:
Henry B. Siep p1H
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RocKBR1DaE Co., VA, May 3, 1875.
E. P. CEASE & Co: GENTS: take pleasure in
certifying that have used your COMPOUND"
for very severe rheumatic pain in my shout
ders, which was relieved entirely by its use,
and cheerfully recommend it to all who are
suffering with pain Of any kind.
G. J. BRAwLEY,
je25-ly Sup't Poor House.
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THE FESTIVAL OF ALL NATIONS-INTER-
ESTING DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU
ARE GOING TO SEE-THE MARTHA
WASHINGTON SUPPER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey Want. Peace

CossriSriSorLK, Sept. i5.-It is stated
that although the reply Of the Porte to the
representatives Of the Powers will formu.
late the conditions Of peace. II will leave
the conduct Of the negotiations with the
Powers.
BELGRADE. Sept. ia report 10 cur
rent here that the Turks have captured
two Of the Servian redoubts at Little Two
wick.
The Government will shortly issue notes
ranging from u 10 mi hundred francs,
having forced this currency on the people.
. CoSsrASrrSoPrE, September l5.- The
Porto has informed tho Ambassadors
Of the Powers that IL Is impossible IN grant
an armistice, but he Ia prepared to accept
peace based upon tho following points;
first-the rcoccupation Of the fortrcsses
held 10y Turkey previous To 1857. Second
the destruction Of tho fortresses con-
structed by the Scryians since 1857.
Thirl-thc inyostiture Of Prince Milan ut
Constantinoplc. Fourth - the reduction
Of the effective Seryian army to 10000
men and three battalions. fifth-tho
construction Of q railway across Servis.
The Porte insists chiefly upon the neces.
sity OF the occupation Of the principal Ser
Wan fortresses, NJ ~ TO prevent aggrcs-
sion. and leaves the negotiation OF . treaty
on the above basis entirely In the hands Of
the Powers.
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The Doneaster Cup Race.
LONDON. September l5.-The Doncastei
~ was won by Craig Wilder.


SYNDICATE MINE.-This mine, so ex.
pres.ively named, is situated In Bodis
Mining District. and IL owned by II. N.
Y~erington. Captain t. q. Taylor and
George W. Hopkins Of this part Of the
State. and Mcssrs. Hall and Rose. Of
!Aurora. This company has . mill on tho
ground that cost SEQ. 900. and are now
taking out and crushing ore, the bullion
from the last clean up o being In the
mint nj Carson City. The Bunker Is an.
other valuable mine In the same district,
lately purchased by Daniel and Seth Cook
Of San Francisco. The mining prospects
Of Bodie are decidedly looking up and
bringing themselves into deserved prom
inencc.
NEW BLAcKMArLiSo DoDoE.-A now
system Of blackmail has made itself known
In Virginia within the past month or two
and the vein has been worked probably.
Disrcputablo m place wine bills
against prominent citizens In the hands OF
the Constable TO collect. Thep. c. assures
the Constable that he never heard Of the
woman before and certainly never entered
her house. The officer says he has moth.
ing TO do with that and requests the sur
prised gentleman TO prove IL In Court.
Rather than subject himself to tho pub
iiclty which unpriciplcd and sensational
newspapers will give him. the victim
opens his purse and pays tho baseless bill.
The MAx.ElrrR AT LARoE.-Mike Nc;
Gown. tho man-eater. was released from
the Virginia City Jail this morning. In
all probability he will chew some police
mans leg tonight and bring up In quod
again before sunrise. Ben Lackey thinks
OF forming q Joint stock company TO pay
the expense of shipping the man-eater
from town once = month, or so.
AssEssMEST.-An assessment OF IS per
share, by the Justice Mining Company. Is
officially announced In the advertising
columns 81 the NEWS to-day. This 10 to
pay OF all the old Indebtedness. after
which. dividends can DO paid from the nc
tual yield Of the mine.
The wind Is uncomfortably cool to-day.
and has q wintry suggestivencss 10 the
Gold Hitler, as he turns up the collar Of
his coat, thrusts his hands In his brooches
pockets. and goes round tho corner 10 see
why the hardware man hasn't sent that
stove home.
A roncE Of men are engaged In taking
down the tower Of the Virginia Catholic
Church. A long chute has been construct
ed. running from the top TO the ground
below, and into II the bricks are thrown.
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Arri,ni. ,h,. M.r.,.r.
n..ar,.r.. o., E,..i.r.

EASTERN AND NEvip, frEs.-Abill sent
on from Massaehuset,sto Constable smith
of Virginia. for collection, shows how
happy is the Nevada official compared with
his New England brother. down East
AConstable can claim but eight cents per
mile for official travel. while here he COB
bles seyenty-fyc cents. For serving ola
bill tho Massachusetts, unfortunate rakes
in but eighty cents while the Nevada min
ion walks OF with - for the same work.
ANNUAL M~ErriSo.-The regular annual
meeting d the stockholders of the sesre-
ga,ed Belcher Mining Company. for the
election Of Trustees. etc. will le held at
the Company. ofice in San Francisco on
the 81 OF next month. See official notice
In our Advertising columns to-day.
rovn bars Of bullion. valued a, SILL
sss %, we're shipped from Virginia City
Last Wednesday evening and last night
thirty-three bars. valued at si2.iii ~,
were shipped from tho same place to san
Francisco.
sPmnu,LisN.-Mrs. gggert Aiken, the
~wellknown spiritual medium OF san
Fanci.co. accompanied by Mrs. Melon
AID, has arrived and will BE- happy to meet
her friend. at lO6 South street, Virginia.
Turmr ia to bo a swecps,ake fooi-raee at
.ome place near Virginia City on the sth
Of October. The entrance fee will BE- 80.
the distance 100 yaius' anu 'ie 'AS0 ~
open 10 e's'!''a'
Two DRINKS were the oniy A NM
In Virginia last night Iner. WI" TN a.
,oa., wari meeting. for tho mex,
week or two.
am, a, army Of r,-
no,,.,. arc a, pre.ent engaged in grading
H. The new q. and @. .ide-traek in the
eastern portion OF 'hs'"'A''''
AZ named J. C. Harris died in vir-
sipi. City Yesterday from the excessive
use Of liquor. Harris originally hailed
from 81 Loni''
A o was broken in the driving wheel
Of the Florida mine yesterday. ltdelayed
the operation OF 'he pump se'eiai "ou''
Tus suPerssrueture OF the new FOURTH
Ward schooi-house. Virginia Is rising