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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-10-18

| CITY COUNCIL.-The council held its
regular meeting on Tuesday night, pras
ent, President Fhltz and Messrs Berkeley.
Bumsardner, Cochran, Crowle. GoocI and
Todd. The following is a summary OF tue
business transacted. s
Schools Mr.. Todd of the School Com
mittee. presented the accounts OF the pub
advocated their payment. They asgyre ga
| ted 500 and were allowed.
| Settlement aujth the lite Ireosatie1s:z III.
Committee on Finance presenttd~a ;sta6f
ment showing that all matters conMect.4.
with the settlement Of accounts with. He
Der Ker, former City Treasurer had been
adjusted. and presented his notes satsfac
tcrlly endorsed for the balance due Che
city.
Fuel for the Poor.-H. H. Fultz, being
the lowest bidder for supplying fuel fer
the poor, the contract as awarded to him
was ratified. =
Reecarding q Faithful Messenger tn
e mmittee on Retrenchment reported a
lCooluGlOu giving JOlll III. AuIbE4 MeSS{fn-
ger of the Council, the sum Of $50, which
was adopted.
Communications We're presented from The
City Attorney regarding the city's title Ii,
the Main street sewer and the famous
Gum Spring.
Petitjons.-T following petitions were
presented Powell and Beard for perulis
sion to erect frame buildings for stables,
granted; of r. w. Gam and r. B. Pad
gett No. 5, Middlebrook st. tderect Shelter
for horses, referreI; Of A. Graves, Janitt,r
Of free schools to erect a frame shed, re-
ferred; of Geo. w. Long fireman at the
water works for increase o. salary, refer
red; of F. w. Hamer to erect a summer
kitchen on Augusta ST.. referred.
Miscellaaeous.-The adverse vote on the
resolution to close the wells which are
not located on private property, was, on
motion of Mr.. Todd reconsidered and the
motion was laid on the table. A resoIu-
ton offered by Mr.. Bumgardner to carpet
the office of the Clerk Of the Hastings
Court was adopted.
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MOVED TO New QUARTERs,-Mr Jas.
f. Patterson, the venerable Clerk of the
Hastings Court and of the City Council,
this week moved his office from the Court
lou: TO the City Hall. He had occupied
his cid qualters fer thirty three years.
more than generation,
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Ha#kins was arraigned in the City Court
for keeping house of bad repute. The
defendant proved an orderly character for
herself, but pleaded guilty to the charge
against Tie honse. A fine of s25 and i'm
pilsonment for twenty=four hours was en-
tered against her.
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sPREADING.-Byers & Eakle have added
the store house formerly occupied by G.
ID. Pearman to Their store by taking down
the partition, and they have now the
largest grocery in Staunton. This is a
popular firm and is doing fine business.
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A HANDSOME URN.-Tom Burke has
just put up in his saloon AN. Eureka
coffee urn weighing 50 pounds. which
cost $75. 1t was ordered through, Lips
comb Il Somerville, the firm 'th&t put
the steam piping into the saloon, and the
urn is attached to the steam pipes.
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ACCI.ENT.-On Friday last as the
bugs of MI. John Ballard Smith, con-
tanning himself and Mrs. Dempster, was
descending d hill near Mint Spring, the
back strap of the harness broke, causing
the horse o run off. Mrs. Dempster was
thrown out and badly bruised and other
wise hurt. The furious kicking of the
horse nearly demolished the front of the
buggy, and the escape of either of its oc-
cupants was wonderful.
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STAUNTON, October l7th 1878.
Flonr-Extra, 81 .l0Qs4.15 ;Superfne 1915: Family.
$!.60@$475. Wheat-Fultz, IS cents: Iancaster g0iG
y cents; Corn, SOC. Oats, Is cents Bacon S.
(hog round). Lard cents. Salt-$l.G5; SugaI-SH
Wi2L1c: veal, $4,000; Molasses 40c@75c; Butter
Ii cents; Eggs-l1D12 cents New Potatoes, 40
cents: Timothy seed, $l.25: Wool washed, 35c
REMARKS.
Wheat and flour dull and lower
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PAYING THE PREMIUMs.-Capt. J. Fl .
Waters, the secretary of the Augusta
Agricultural Society, is paying all the pre-
mlums presented, promptly, and holders
should apply to him at once.
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COMING DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN
MEN Nj ss Helen d Este. the farming
actress. wilt on tuesday. The 22nd inst,
Confluence ~ouud Of society dramas at
The Masonic Hall hsre, supported by a full
Company.
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A GOOD-SIzED APPLE.-There was sent
to this office last week an apple raised by
Mr.. Geo. w. Fauber on the county aims
house farm, which measured 144 inches in
circumference and inches in diameter.
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The YELLOW FEVER CoNTRIBU-
T1oNs.-The Memphis papers publish an
admirable letter Of Superintendent Averill
of the Valley branch OF the B. Il o. r. h. j.,
to the President of the Howard Associa-
ton. there, accompanying the six car loads
of provisions sent from the Valley. After
giving some particulars about the trans
portation, it concludes:
They desire that their gifts, except such
as may be especially marked may be plac-
ed at the disposal of your association for
distribution among the afflicted and desti-
tut of Memphis and other suffering com
munltles, as you may deem best, we'll
knowing that the means of relief will be
appropriated by your association where the
need is greatest. Surrounded AS we are in
this Valley, by the unspeakable blessings
of health and plenty, we all feel the deep
est sympathies with our brethren Of the
South and West in their sorrows, suffer
ings and privatiOns. and those whose agent
l am happy to be, praying that the walk
OF the peStllence may soon be arrested:
trust that what they send may in some
measure help to alleviate its evils. l am
quite sure that you will cause any packa-
ges destined for particular persons or
places to be properly forwal ded or deliver
ed. 1t will afford us pleasure to know of
the Safe arrival of the supplies sent.
am, sir yours truly,
j. I'll. AVERILL,
Superintendent of Trains.
Rev. q. F. Burgess, Methodist, has COL
lected five barrels of flour in the Midway
district for the fever sufferers, and sent
them to Mayor Balthis, to be forwarded.
MI. Jos. E. Rollins has received the fol-
lowing letter from the secretary of the
Virginia Division of the Army of Northern
Virginia.:
R1cHNoS Got Va i1,,n }
Joseph e. Rollins, Esq.,, Staunt0n, Ia.
Dear Sir:-YouE favor of l2th inst with check for
$36.55 for La Div. A n. ". to hand this A. NJ
The splendid liberay of the EX Confederaes and
of the people generally throughout the State in aid
ing our suffering brothers in louisiana is beyondall
praise. No more funds are needed. Make no furth-
er collections for this fund
LEKoY S. EDWARDS,
Sergt and Sec'y.
The following letter has been received
in acknowledgment of the sympathy shown
by the young people of the Arbor Hill
neighborhood, in Augusta county, in do
mating to that locality of the fever stricken
districts where it should appear to be most
needed, the proceeds of an entertainment
given by them under the management of
Messrs. r. H. Palmer and J. F. Hanger.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF BATON ROUGE, LA.
October 18th, 1873 !
Thomas d. Ranson, Esq. Staunton, Va.
Dear Sir:-Yours of October md to hand, con-
tanning P. o. order for $3.50, thesubsrrption ofsOme
nf tJtrJ for
Please convey to them our heartfelt thanks for
this kind favor.
Very respectfully yours
LEON JAsTREMSKI
Mayor.
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THE OLD METHODIST INsTITUTE,-In
the U. S. Court at Harrisonburg this week,
in the suit of the Methodist Preachers Aid
Society VS.. Wesleyan Female Institute, a
rule was awarded against the purchasers,
B. T. Bagby, VIM. A. Harris and Thorn
ton Berry, to show cause on the 18th inst,
why the property should not be re-sold at
their cost and charges. A proposition was
received by the City Council of Staunton
Tuesday night from the owners to sell this
building at $500. The proposition was
referred to the School Committee.
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BY UNIVERSAL ACCORD, Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the best of al! purgatyes fnr family use. They
care the nrQ .uc OF long la3Qrlua. and successful
lnyeStga on, and their extensive use, by physicians
in their practice and by all civilized nations, proves
them the beSt and NEST effecu}l purgatye Pill that
medical science can devise Being purely vegetable
10 jarn can arise rom their use. In Intrinsic value
and curative powers no other pill can be compared
with them, and every D r53n, knowing their virtues
viii en!ploy then, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, aud maintain in healthy
action tie Whole machinery of life. Mild, searching,
and eae ual thy specially adapted 10 the needs
Of the digestive apparatus, arrangements Of which
they prevent and cure, il timely taken. They are
}he Des and safes of plysic t. employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where Il mild, but eff
feetlla, cat1altic is required.
FOa SALE BY ALL DEA- ERs.
Guly11-10t
l HAVE TIIE5 cts. CIGAR of the day,
Fry them, WIZ. H. TgHEh, Druggist,
aue2;- stanton, Va.
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, For sale by
W. TYREE Druggist,
aug2}- Main street, Stanton, Va.
SPECIAL attention paid 10 compromising prescrip
tons by w K. TYRE, Druggist,
aug Main street, Stanton, Va.
CHESTER Cure for Asthma, For sale by
W. r. IYRi.E Druggist,
aug23 Main street Stanton, Va.
AZ Inns Antifat for CorNulence, For sale by
W r. TYRE. Druggist
aug25- Main street, Stuunton, Va.
SCHOOL. books, al Hunter & Cos.
sep2-
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REaIsTRATIoN,-M Jos. B. Wood
ward, registrar, will open his books for reg
istration of voters at Peaco's Mill, Octo-
Der 26th.
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BARN BURNT.-Intelligen is received
here of the burning of Mr.. W, A. Ham
ner's barn in Nelson county with eight
Thousand pounds of tobacco.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-10-18
Monday, November the 4th, 1878,

the following real estate lying in Augusta county,
near the furnace OF the Va: Iron and Steel Company
on the Staunton & ParkerSburg Turnpike and Ches-
apeake \ Ohio r. R., at Siberton Station. viz:
LIST. 200 acres OF the James Gardner tract, which
was conveyed by W. d. Rippetoe the Siberton Irou
ana steel Company in 1862 lyingi Immediately south
east OF the railroad at Sberton station adjoining
The Virginia Iron and Steel Company, Batter, Sc.
I2nd 504 r. the residuum of the Gardner land
purchased OF the heirs by Rippetoe in 1865 lying
snort distance west from the LIST tract both sides
Of the railroad adjoining Va Iron and Steel company
Rogers &c.
3rd. About 900 acres, remainder of the 1850 acres
purchased by Rippetoe of c. R. Mason in 1863 after
sale 10 o. w. BurreSS lying on both sides of the rail
road, and Little Calf Pasture river, at North
Mountain Th aaa n station ion adjoining BurresS, sc.
These lands lie on the Little North Mountain, on
the same range with the celebrated Elizabeth Bank,
and are known to contain iron ore, and a number Of
mineral springs, All have timber, the last being
original growth and grazing land, with some build
l Rgs and embracing the approaches of "Eliotts
TERMS: Cash for costs and sale expenses re-
mainder in bonds and security at one, two and
three years, and title retained till paid.
THOMAS ID. RANSOM,
t.t G. NJ COCHRAN, JR.,
Oct4-tds Commissioners
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O'DRIEN-In stanton, on October l1th 1878, OF
consumption, Margaret Q Brien, aged 81 years.
Why suffer with Il bad cold ii one bottle of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure cough OF the worst
knd, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold for % cents per
bottle or bottles for 81 in every respectable drag
store in the United States.
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YE r Es. REX .E ID.

LT-COFIFMAN the 9th Of October
1873. by Rev. i. X &treWait al the residence OF
tie bride father. near Hiurisyille Shenandoah
county, Va, Rev. j. r s'tireWtit and Miss I. a.
CoInlan.
Observation-Disclosures At the Baptist Person
age, taunton va on Thursday, Oct, 10, by Rev.
Alice May Zeigler, It'll Of Waynesboto
ANIS-McCUItIlfCK.-At the house of the
officiating minister, Rev. II. Thompson, D. D..
Timber Ridge, on the It'll inst CD!. II, j. Williams
and Miss Rebecca j. Mccormick, daughter OF Ho
bert Mccormick, ESD. all of Augusta county, Va
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A NICE LITTLE PAPER.-We have re-
ceived 1.-The Microcosm," cunning look
ing little paper made in Lexington, with
pen and INK, by Moncure and Robert Mad
olson. two little sons aged II and 10 years,
of the late DR.. Madison, former surgeon
of the V. M. 1. 1t is done with pen and
ink and is an exact imitation of a news
paper even the pictures. One of the con-
tributors is the poetess, Mrs. Margaret J..
Preston. The boys hope soon to get up to
printers ink.
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No DRY cooked meats at TOW B1rRKE,s but fresh
and juicy as the steam keeps them. Coffee at a
minutes notice, strong and delicious out Of the s75
coffee urn.
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THE curiosity OF the day is tie Coffee Urn at TOM
BUKKEs. 1t IS run by steam at a pressure OF 60
pounds, and is worth seeing.
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young mother Wust have some rest But how is
this to be accomplished, when the baby is rest,c. s
and cries constantly? Simply by using Dr.. Bulbs
Baby Syrup.
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NEITHER CHILD OR ADULT CAN HAVE A
rosy, bright complexion when worms exist. Sbri.
ners indian Vermifuge will remove the worms and
purify the system.
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LOR SALE-A small farm situated between Way
- neSboro and ~FishersYille containing 3s1l
acres OF Which about acres are good timber. Ha,
upon it well built brick house containing rooms
kitchen and cellar good spring-stabling sheds
hog pens. &c There is a young orchard and the
easy.
Fl. LAMB,
Oct4-4t FiSherSvle, Va.
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THE CANVASS.

GEN. ECHOLS AT TIE TOWN ITALIA
LARGE AUDIENCE.
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FIVE hundred people in two days called 20 see the
stylish lunch room at TOM BUKKE's The steam boi-
Ter six feet high, the Eureka coffee urn weighing So
pounds, the line of silver plated chatting dishes and
delightful temperature in the whole place. T.
is worth calling to see.
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A HANDSOME INVITATION ACCEPTED.
The Staunton Artillery have accepted
the following handsome invitation of the
Lynchburg Artillery Blues to be present
as their guests at the fair there October
oath:
ARMORY LYNCHBURG LIGHT ARTILLERY BLUES,
LYNCHBURRG, VA. :
Oct Sth, 1878. J
CAPT. A. Il. Fultz Commanding Stau9sto1 artillery
GduRtOn, Va. :
My Dear S,r:-1t gives me very great pleasure to
renew, under this date the invitation eXten!ed your
battery by my oWn when in your beautiful CITY in
June last to visit our annual fair and be OUR guests
during your stay. 1t Shall be our nest desire to
strive to return, in some measure. the abundant
hospitality extended us Thursday, Oct. 9Th will
be the day for the competitive drill
Be KIND enough to inform Us Of the date and hour
OF your arrival and of the number of men, (both
members and invited guests,) and number OF guns
you will bring, that al needful arrangements may
be perfected.
'ssullng each and every member OF your battery
hearty welcome, and with the requestthatyou com.
nunicate our action to Them have the honor to re-
main, Sir,
Very truly yours,
F. Z. LEE,
Captain L. L. \. Blues, and ,
Chairman Committee Invitation.
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CEEy n Offices.

young mother UItlst have some rest But how is
tbs to be accomplished, when the baby is rest,c
and cries constantly: Simply by using Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup
FIVE hundred people in two days called 20 see the
stylish lunch room at TOM BUEKE's The steam bo-
Ter six feet high the Eu cIa coffee urn Weohine 80
pounds. the line of silver plated chatting dishes and
delightful temperature in the whole place l.
is worth calling to see.
Attention sportsmen! For loaded shells CAREFUL,
prepared. call at PRICE & EIIIIEK,s
Oct1S-
THE curiosity OF the day is tie Coffee Urn at TOM
BUHkE's. 1t is run by steam at a pressure OF GO
pounds, and is worth seeing
NEI THEN CHILD OR ADULT CAN HAVE A
rosy oflglt complexion when worms exist Shri-
ners indian Vermifuge will remove the worms and
puffy the system.
No DRY cooked meats at TOW BtRKE's but fresh
and juicy as the steam keeps them. Coffee at n
minutes notice, strong and delicious out Of the SIS
coffee urn.
Cradles, Grass and Grain Scythes Suaths. Wbet
Stones and other harvest goods at Fair Prices.
may17
You can Tor your own price order your mails at
Ton BURKE's lunch counter and whether much Or
little 1t viii be served hot and with stye
The greatest bargains in Boots and Shoes, to be
mad OF e. L. WELLER. Call and see his new FAN
stock, and prices.
REMEMBER that c, L. WELLER cannot be under
sold III Boots shoes and hats, by any legitimate
house. oct1l
Having Just returned from PHILADELPHIA New
YORK ana Boston, with the largest stock of Boots
Shoes and Hats, have ever had the pleasure to
offef which will be sold at the Low CASH PRICES
that good goods can be sold for
octn CT WELLER.
DR.. Radclife's Seven Seals of Golden Wonder
Literally demolishes pain Geo w. May & Co., Sole
Agents. oct4
ATTENTION FAT MEN.-Use Aliens Anti Fat Get
rid OF your copulcncy-no possible danger from its
It's use. Send for circulars to Geo. W May 4 Co.
oct4
Good news for the bald. Geo. W. May Co., are
agents for CarbOline, Natures Noblest remedy Will
positively produce growth of hair on ealst head
oct4
pF. Geo. s. Walker, SO well and fav0rably known
IN Augusta and adjoining counties, is associated
wlthGeo W. May y Co.. in their drug hlsil.aa Oh
Augusta street, opposite the Augusta National
Bank and will be glad to see his many friends at
hls new place OF business, Oct4
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. SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA.-(The late
residence of VIM, H. Terrill. dec d by virtue of
decree OF the Circuit Court of Bath County in the
chancery cause of VIM. IL. Terriils admir- and ais,
VS.. VIM. H. Terrill's heirs, will on
Thursday, October 9th, 1878,
Court day. in front of the Court House atthe Warm
pnbic auction to the hiyhest bddf the lands 9s Of
which VIM. H Terrill died seized, situated in the
said County OF Bath and adjoining the lands of the
Warm Springs and others, containing 40 acres
There is a house and necessary out-budings ON said
premises.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cashi in hand sufficient to pay
the costs of suit and expenses OF sale and as to the
balance upon credit Of one, two and three years
with interest from dale taking from the purchaser
bond with good and approved personal security, and
the legal title as ultimate security.
JOHN w. STEPHENSON,
Sep27-tds Special Commissioner.
lie. M. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.l
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance of de-
" cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta rem
dered in the chancery cause of VIM J Nelson, trlls
tee VS.. b. T, Bagby &c The undersigned commits
Sioner will on
Saturday, October the 18th, 1878.
sell at public auction. in front of the Court house in
Sttunton, q certain house and lot situated on the
east side of Augusta street III Staunton and known
as the StutZ building.
Said house is three stories high, built of brick and
on account OF its location, valuable as business
stand.
IERMS.-Enough cash in hand to cover the costs
ofsu and sale, and the residue i'll three equal pay
ments at six, eighteen and thirty months from the
day OF SALE the purchaser to execute bonds with ap-
proved personal security bearing interest from their
date, and the title to be retained as ultimate Securi-
ty.
THOS. c. ELDER,
sep20 tbs Commissioner.
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WE offer to families and contractors, and all who
v,isr+, naiat Pure Lead and Oil at Bottom Figures
octl G.sN.MAY s CO.
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VIRGINIA Augusta County Court, Clerk Office
to wit: Els RAl-Taken up by John 4.
Desper Oh his land in said county, Of the following
description, viz: A bta k and White spotted SOW, no
ear marks " brand, weighs about q poHndS about
ten months Old and appraised at s. by z. n. Powell.
W. f. Brand and George L. Schrucker, freeholders
before James NJ. Lichter, j. p
An extract teSte-
JOSEPH B. WOODWARD,
oct1S-3t. Deputy Clerk.
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TX - -, lIE.MODN LtND

- =. > = = :.
ByvirtIe 0ft!c tlaerShdfthe CircuihConrt of Algls
stacon !. rendered n tie til ;aIo. June, tSlG.
will pro eed as .mmi,soa + namad III sal de
cree in from. OF the Court Houe Of Augusta coun ty
u 4 on MONDAY. OCTOBER ill., 1877,
to{se,l To tAe.hehest bidder at mBN auction. the
acres. the aadIiss about on.Hnie OFT 81 Staul
ion, and j. rFa!'ia lie foT ptstHle lots. lIe land is
sold for default / paymentot put base money On q
forner lie. and will be sold as afNhole oEinlots, as
may he deemed b st. ,-t',ts'
TERMS ,-iV per cent Il the purchase money cash
i'll hand per cent credit o. % q ", with inter
thee years fol,i;ly Of sale, !-e4Hal iust;.lments,
bea ing ner St" he llrcIilSer to execute bonds
it'll god pcrS-jna Secirity lor the deferred pay
nets. ana the litle retained a. Ultimate security.
aSl II. NJ BELL, Commissioner.
oet4-4t ILL., '.er. 81
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Saturday, the 26th day of October, 1878.

Saturday, The 26tE dag Of October, 1878.
a certain lot i'll the City of Staunton fronting on
ter deductng the lot conveyed by NJ G. Hartman to
Dr. y H. Chapman, by deed which is recorded in the
Clerk IS Office OF the Hastings Court for the City of
Slaunton in Deed Book No. 6 page l26. which was
conveyed to the said NJ: G. Hartman by j. C. Marquis
March, 1872 andrecorded i'll the Clerks office of the
Hastings Court for the City of Staunton, in Deed
Book No 6, page 49, and to which reference is here
madr for q. more particular observation of said lot.
TERMS:-CaSh in hand sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and sale and the residue pon credit OF six,
twelve and eighteen month"; bearing interest from
day of sale, taking from the purchaser bonds with
approved personal security and retaining the title as
ultimate security.
GEORGE M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
EDWARD ECHOLS,
sep27-tds Commissioners.
Z. M. Cushing & Son. AuctioneerS.
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GRO, w MAY 4 Co, Agents for Buffalo liha
Water Just lroni he Spring. o:t4
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Prescriptions accurately compounded and store
0 e.pd III all lyurs Of the Light ard day. ~
ecfI = .2GEo. w. MAY. & Co.
wa,lsworth, MARTINEZ. y; Longman's Prepared
Pant. for economy beaa}ypf iuish ant esirablity,
is the cheapest and best prepared paint offered.
CSC. W. My n Co, Sole Agents. octl
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
u LOT N THE CIrYSQF STA UNTON
By virtue ofa deetee ofthe Circuit Court OF Au-
sta County enteret, at the June tern ISL, in the
case OF Henaren &c. Trustee Sc. w. Wood &C., the
s,jhbc auction, the highest bidder i'll front of the
,Cfrt House, III the City of Staunton at O'Clock P.
NJ.