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HARRISONBURG.
FEDERAL COURT AND ITEMS OF INTEREST.
HApP1SONpI1RG. Nav 9Th. 1878.

FEDERAL COURT AND ITEMS OF INTEREST.
HARR1soNBURG, May 9Th, 1878.
There is large number of persons
from various portions of hisjudicial Dis
trict in attendance on the U. S. Court,
which commenced its session on Tuesday
the 9TH, at IL M, Judge Rives presiding.
The session on Tuesday was principal
ly confined to the empannelling and
charging of the Grand Jury, and the cleo
. ton and assignment of the two drawn
juries. The charge of the Judge was or
nate and able, and very impressive in
delivery and matter.
The case of Berlin VS.. Ward, chancery
issue to set aside an usurious transaction,
was continued for one week to allow dep
osition to be taken by plaintiff, and set
for Wednesday next. Shelley for Berlin
and Frank x. Ward for Ward.
There is alarge amount of business be-
fore the Grand Jury, and there will be
from 40 to 50 indictments for illicit dis
tilling, selling tobacco and liquor without
license, and passing counterfeit money.
There are not many attorneys from
distant present. We noticed Gen'l VII
Hams, Holmes Conrad, and Messrs. Boyd
and cambridge, from Winchester, Judge
Allen, from Shenandoah, Col Menifee, of
Rappahannock, J. T. Bray, of Greene,
Judges Fultz and Shelley, M. F. White
and w. A. Hudson, of Augusta.
Hon. J. F. Lewis entered upon the dis
charge of his duties on the Sth. 1t is I'M
derstood that D. Shefey Lewis, Rudolph
Turk, and Peter RAIDER will be among
his deputies. w. ]. Points, it is stated,
will be clerk to the Marshal.
A tall young man, with sandy hair and
whiskers was in this place last evening
circulating miscellaneously and "shoving'
counterfeit five dollar bills. He left five
of them in the town and one at Dale
Enterprise, few miles from this place.
He went South and may visit Staunton.
The citizens there had better keep sharp
lookout There will be some attention
paid to his track by the United States
officials.
The question of the Congression-
al succession is family mooted,
and the indications point to some
commotion not in the distant flu
ture. There is very decided sentiment
expressed against Convention, and a
disposition is being encouraged to let the
People at thepolls, instead of the Caucus,
determine who they wish to serve them.
The wheat crop of Rockingham is
looking remarkably promising, but old
experienced farmers are not sanguine that
the machine will show as favorable re-
suits as the straw promises. The more
fertile and highly fertilized lands, it is
thought, will not produce as well as the
poorer lands, according to the straw.
Good judges do not anticipate more than
an average yield, according to acreage
| sown.
There are several gentlemen from the
West here, looking after mineral lands.
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ACCIDENTs.-Last Thursday, in cleaning
up the house, Miss Kate Trotter threw a
handful of trash into the stoye aud quite
an explosion resulted, tearing to pieces the
stove and burning the young lady severely
The noise of the explosion attracted the
attention of her father and brother and the
flames were extinguished.
last week, little Carrie Lewis, daughter
of Mr.. Jas. Lewis living in the Southern
part Of the town, whilst playing. fell and
broke her arm.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE AT THE Town
HALL.-Jonah Boughton, the great Tenn
perance advocate, will deliver temperance
address Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, in
the Town Hall. Mr.. Boughton will tell
the story of his life, which was nearly blast
ed by rum. Good music and singing may
be expected. Mr.. Boughton has conducted
temperance meetings successfully in Nor
folk, Petersburg and Lynchburg, and comes
highly recommended by the press, and the
temperance people Of Lynchburg. Rev. DR..
Bates, of the Methodist Protestant church,
Mr.. S. Boyd Hcaley, Grand Secretary of J.
O. G. Templars, and David Richards, ESQ.,,
of Lynchbnrg, assisted Mr.. Boughton as
speaker, and the temperance orders of
Lynchburg as CO. workers. The public are
invited to attend-admission free. it is ex-
pected that Mr.. Boughton will conduct a
series of meetings in our city during the
coming week.
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To FARMERS.-In this issue will be found
the card of Mr.. Chas. L. Todd, the well
known commission merchant of Richmond,
with whom many Of our county farmers al
ready have personal or business acquaint-
ance. He is prepared to give the producers
every benefit the market affords, and will
give prompt and careful attention to all
business entrusted to him.
Mr.. Jno. w. Todd, of this city, will give
any information, or attend to consignments.
Call on him at his store on Augusta street.
HELP FOE THE FARMERS TO morrow,
friday morning, the car load of New
York boys, sent out by the Children's Aid
Society, will reach this place. Already a
number of farmers have indicated their in
tention OF trying these boys, and many good
homes for them have already been secured.
1t is necessary that those who desire them
should be in town tomorrow. and make
their selections, as all who are not taken
will be returned.
The committee appointed to meet the
boys have arranged for the meeting in the
rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A., and those who
take the boys are expected to be present.
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Registration commenced Tuesday.

Registration commenced Tuesday.
The entrance to the Baptist church has
been changed, the steps being transferred
from the front to the side of the door.
We have had aquantity of rain during the
past week, and some cool weather. Sum-
day night frost fell but very little, il any
damage was done.
Master Fayette Haines has opened neat
aud tidy confectionery and fruit stand on
the corner next to Haines' cigar store. He
will keep every thing nice and sell cheap.
Encourage the young enterprise.
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~ tAaAsyASis not easily earned in these times
VsS ~ /but it can be made in three months,
N 4 by any one of either sex. in any
~ part of the country who is willing
to work steadily at the employ
ment that we furnish. $3.50 per
week in your own town. You need not be away
from home over night. You can give your whole
time to the work, or only your spare moments.
We have agents who are making over $40 per
day. All who engage in it can make money fast
At the present time money can not be made SO
easily and rapidly at any other business 1t costs
nothing to try the business. Terms and Is outfit
free. Address a5 once. H. HALLETT & Co.. Port
land. Maine. July 19-1y
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RELIGIOUS SERvICES.-In the second
Presbyterian Church, last Sunday, the Rev.
j. E. Booker, preached in the morning. No
services were held at night. This church has
called Mr.. Booker to its pastorate. and the
favorable impression created by his brief So
journ in our city mas made his probable ac-
ceptance source of congratulation among
all who have heard him. He will be warm
,ly welcomed by many outside of his congre-
cation as well as in it.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Haskell, who preached at Waynesboro', the
pulpit of the Lutheran Church was occupied
by Rev. P. Fletcher, of the Presbyterian
church.
Rev. W. A. Harris preached in the Meth
odist Church morning and right, the pastor,
DR.. Martin, being in attendance on the Con-
ference at Atlanta.
Services in the other churches were con-
Quoted by their respective pastors.
DR.. Manly preached at the Asylum.
Sunday being the first meeting of the
month, to which the ladies are invited, the
Y. NJ. c. A. Room was crowded. Maj. FL
der was the leader. and appropriate remarks
were made by Rev. p. Fletcher, Mr.. Hoover
and DR.. Churchman, the latter of whom
read beautiful poem. The annual meet
ing of the Association, at which the P1esi-
dents report will be presented, and various
matters pertaining to the welfare Of. the Or
ganizaton discussed, takes place tonight,
and it is earnestly hoped that as many OF
the members as possible, and all others, will
be present.
Mr.. j. W. Wallace was the leader of the
meeting OF the Greenville Y. NJ. c. A., and
remarks were made by Rev. j :. C. Jones and
Messrs. Heller, Pilson, Jordan, Christian,
Blauth and DR.. Gilkeson.
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FINE JEwELRY.--We direct attention to the
advertisement of A. A. Cone in another
column. At this establishment our patrons
can rely upon the representations made
them, and can always find the very best ar
ticles in the jewelry line. MIR. Cones goods
are all genuine, and first-class in every re-
spect-there is nothing shoddy or pinch
bach about them, and persons who desire to
get the worth of their money should not
fail to call on him.
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EXPRESS PACKAGEs.-Pack address,
ed to the following parties remain uncalled
for in the Adams Express office of this
city. Persons to whom they are addressed
will please come or send order for them
Immediately:
James Boyden, Rev. B. Brown. j. F.
Barnes, Mrs. John Carr, w. X. Chew, E.
L. Curtis, J. H. Cabbell, j. F. Davis, Dyer,
Trumble & Co.. w. P. Eskridge, Miss E.
Guigon, R. Hawkins, j. E. Hanger, Rev.
D. z. Hedrick, G. Heiner, ]. L. Holman,
Eliza johnson, E. D. Junkin, DR.. H. FL.
Judy, Bell johnson, J. Liggan, II. F. Lyle.
Robt. Niche, Miller & Lackey, Rev. C.
Price, D. c. Paxton, J. D. hodges, W. L.
Russ, Fl. S. Smoot, Showalter & Co., J. E..
Stratten, Thomas Fl. Shumate, H. P. Tay-
lor, A. D. rriblett, J. Weeks, Rev. J. S.
Wickline.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The
twelfth Annual Convention of the Balti-
more Conference Sunday School Society,
NJ. E. Church South, will be held in this
city, commencing Monday evening, July
Sth and continuing until the Thursday night
following. Tn their address, the executive
Committee announce that these Annual
Convocations of the Sunday School work
ers have increased in numbers, interest and
good results from year to year, until now
the Society is established ON SO firm basis,
and its agency in promoting the growth of
the work and disseminating knowledge of
its needs, so universally recognized, that no
doubts are entertained of full attendance
on the sessions of the Convention.
The programme for the exercises en-
braces many topics connected with the work
which cannot fail to be of benefit to those
Immediately interested whilst at the same
time they will prove entertaining to the
general spectator. The work of the Society
does not interrupt or impair the efficiency OF
the regular methods of Sunday School work,
nor does it usurp any of the prerogatives OF
the church it is intended to be supple
mentary and auxiliary thereto, and the re
suits of its labors have already been abun-
dainty manifest.
Among the eminent speakers who will
deliver addresses during the Convention are,
Revs, A. w. Wilson, D. D.; g. G. Brooke,
j. Lester Shipley, G. c. Biting, D. D. +;
J.. w. F. Hank, j. j. Lafferty, w. w. Bal.
lard, Samuel Rodges, D. D.; J. w. Duffey,
and Thos. E. Carson, and T.lJ. Magruder
President OF the Society. t4s
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CHEAP -Messrs. Yeager
& Co. left for Richmond. Norfolk and Bal
timore yesterday, to make arrangements to
get fresh vegetables here every morning d.
rect from the garden farms, which will en-
able them to sell fresh goods cheaper than
any other firm in Stanton 1t
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MOrEetS.

Since our last issue there has been decided
decline in the market. extra flour having fallen
to IS and 90, with so cents off for super and 80
added for family. The offerings have been small
but quite sufficient for the demand, nor do the
prospects encourage the hope OF an early revi-
val, as the tendency is decidedly downward and
farmers are holding off. The European news,
upon which in great degree depends the mar
ket, is so unsatisfactory that both buyers and
sellers careful in their dealings. and invest
ments will be made with the greatest caution
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Y Stauntnn. Va. Anril "a I67

r COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" Staunton, Va, April 20, 1878.
Argenbright.
VS..
Kerr's Admir-.
In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, entered November II, 1877. in
this cause shall proceed. at my office, in Staun-
ton, on
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1873,
to take further account of the transactions OF
Samuel x. Kerr, administrator of William Kerr,
decd. since the period of his ex parte settl ement
of May 4th, 1874; also account of the out stand
ing and unpaid Indebtedness OF the estate CT such
decedent; whether any of the debts already re-
ported are entitled to further credits. sc.
apr 25-4t G. M. HARRISON, Com'r
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GROCERIES GROCERIES "A full
stock of FINE GROCERIES, Sugars, Cot
fees, Teas. Spices, &c., &C., for sale by
C. A. RICHARDSON.
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M0rr50ges.

Near Midway, May I'd, by Rev. A. H. Hamilton
Mr.. VIM. Ramsey. OF Amherst county. Va, and
Mrs Margaret Groah, of Augusta county.
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We call attention to the advertisement of
j. j. Foster & Co. They have an excellent
stock and are selling cheap.
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John D. Imboden. jr., aged fifteen, and
son of General John d. Imboden, died at
the residence of his uncle, Capt. McPhail,
of Charlotte. Va, on the Sd inst.
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n oPIUM CUR r. -

Many have been made free from the CALLING
chains ofopium by this wonderful antidote. Those
who try it will forever bless the day upon which
the first bottle came to their notice. 1t is painless
permanent and perfect in its cure. patients never
feeling desire for opium in any form.
Write and send stamp for information and tes-
timonials. Apply to
DIR. NJ. A. CHENEY,
No. Is N. Liberty St., Baltimore, Md.
apr 4-2m*
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VIRGINIA-IN VAcATIoN-1n the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
April 18th, 1873.
Jos. P. Winston s. Co.,
against
E. G. Peyton and James s. Trotter, partners do
ing business as Peyton Co.,
In DEBT.
The object of this suit is to recover of the De
PENDANTS 1929 At, debt, with interest on $100 20
from November 3rd. 1876. on 800 %, from Novem-
Der 18th. 1876 on 800 20 from December 3rd. 1876
on 800 28from December 18th, 1876 and on 1928 SIS
from December 18th, 1875, till paid and SO IS char
ges of protest.
The Defendant James S. Trotter. not having
entered his appearance, and 1t appearing by fl
davit filed that he is not resident of this State,
it is ordered that he do appear here within on
month after due publication of this notice, an
do what is necessary to protect his interest.
Teste,
]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Ell, Craig & Graf, pq apr 18-4t
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We recommend Yeager as the best and
cheapest vegetable dealer in the city. 1t.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
At the Annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Shenandoah Valley R. R. held in
Winchester ON the LIST, the following officers
were elected to constitute the organization
for the ensuing year President, Hon. VIM.
Mines. Jr., of Page Co.; Vice President,
Col. U. L. Boyce of Clarke Co.; Directors.
Messrs. Trayers. Boteler, Osbourn and Bill
myerof Jefferson Co., Smith and Boyce OF
Clarke Co., w. Lowell Of Warren Co., Mines
and Splitter OF Page Co., Hansberger of
Rockingham Co., and Col. Nadenbousch of
Berkeley county.
The meeting was entirely satisfactory in
its results. The report of the President
which was brief and business like gave an
outline of the operations OF the year and
announced officially the success.
In referring to the meeting, the editor OF
the hepherdstown Register says:
ssWhle in Winchester we made the ac-
uuaintance of Mr. Satterlee, the chief con-
tractor for building the road and from all
we saw and can learn OF him we are salts
fed that he is just the man we have been SO
long looking for to finish the job he has un'
dertaken for us. He has been building
Railroads for more than thirty years past
and within that time has completed soEe
twenty odd first class roads.
1t is said Of him that he never yet has
undertaken contract which he has failed
to complete to the entire satisfaction OF all
parties concerned in it. He is, in short, a
first class business man of the highest char
acter. great experience, ample means and
with the best of backing from New York
capitalists. So Messrs. Mines and Boyce
have been no less fortunate than wise in
securing such contractor.
The contractors for the S. V. X. H., say
that they can finish it from the Potomac
here at Shepherdstown to the Forks of the
Shenandoah near Front Royal in sixty days
after they get to work iii necessary and
that, at any rate. they expect to have the
cars running on that much of the road by
November next.
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announcements.

THO THE VOTERS OF STAUNTON.-I respect
i fully announce myself candidate for
ney Election-4th Thursday in May.
apr l8-tde THOS. c.. ELDER.
THO THE VOTERS OF sTAUNToN.-Ir respectful
i ly announce myself a.candidate for the Office
OF commemorative Attorney for the City Of
StauntoD. Election day. Thursday May 23rd. 1878.
j. M. QUARLES.
apr 18-tde.
CITY SERGEANT.-I hereby announce myself a
candidate for reelection to the office of city Ser
gednt. WIN. u. RUNNELS.
apr 25-te
We are authorized to announce GEORGE A.
HUTCHINSON a candidate for the OFFICE OF
CITY CoNsTABLE-subject to primary election.
may 2-tde
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CONTEMPORARIES at C. A. RICH
ARDSON'S.
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Fresh peas. beans and cucumbers at Yea
gers.
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ROASTED COFFEES at C. A. RICH
ARDSON'S.
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FINE GROCERIES at C.. A. RICHARD.
SONS.
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present Messrs. Fultz, Burke, Powell. Abby,
Cochran, Witt, Evans, Todd, Bledsoe, and
Weller.
The usual number of accounts for schools,
salaries, streets, water, and miscellaneous
TENS generally were allowed.
The Street committee reported favorably
| upon the petition OF Robert Walton and
others, asking for improvement of the street
| leading to the colored Baptist church in Gal
| lowstown and their report was concurred in.
Woter.-The Superintendent report
showing work done for citizens on hydrants,
&c.. for April to amount of 500, was re-
| ceived.
The petition of James Orchard asking re-
mission of water tax on shop was favorably
reported by the committee and granted by
| the Council.
| A communication was read from Rev. Il.
Fl. Phillips asking construction of the
| water ordinance as regards the tax on fOun-
tains, which was referred to the Committee
on Water.
| Fire.-The Board of Control of the Fire
Department recommended the purchase of
600 feet OF four ply gum hose, fourteen
couplings, and three nozzles, at cost not to
exceed $4,000, aud resolution authorizing
the purchase was referred to the Committee
on Fire to ascertain the propriety Of pur-
chasing leather instead of gum hose.
An ordinance prepared for the govern
ment of the Fire Department was intro.
duced and referred to the Ordinance Com
mittee for approval.
Capt. Hardy, of the Hook and Ladder Co.,
appeared and stated the inadequacy OF the
appropriation to the Hook and Ladder Co.,
the greater portion of which was paid for
rent, leaying balance insufficient for the
purchase Of company incidentals, and hoped
for an increase.
Safety.-Committee recommend to allow
Jake Myers to erect house, provided no dan /.
ger of overflow of creek is to be apprellend-
ed. Adopted.
Market.-Bids for painting market house
roof were received by the committee from
various parties, ranging from $40 to $35.
The committee were directed to contract as
in their judgment was proper.
Poor.-Amount for April spent in their
support was $192.12.
fundamentally Committee on Or
dinances were on motion Of Mr.. Evans
authorized to prepare general ordinance
regulating sewers.
On motion OF Mr.. Todd the Committee on
Streets were directed to dispose of certain
carts belonging to aud not used by the
city.
$14.00 was appropriated to pay expenses
of the Mayor in travelling to and from Rich
mopd while attending to the city's interest
in C. & O. r. r.
Among petitions presented was one from
U. B. Aid Society OF Pa, for reduction OF
tax on license. and from Telegraph Co. for
same purpose; Burke & Bradley to refund
$40 excess tax paid by them Ed. Burke to
raise stable George Jefferson, to correct
water assessment. and Thomas Sfiumate, NJ.
Parker and F. M. hardwood for same.
The police collections for fines, Market
house and hayscaes amounted to $l22.
The Treasurer's report shows balance
on hand May 1st of $11G.72.
The sale Of the city S interest in the Court.
house and clerk s. Office was confirmed.
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lat Of Letters Remaining I'm the Post OF
ice at StauntOn, Augusta County, va.
MAY 9, 1873.
LADIES.

LADIES.
ppt1ar Mrs Richardson, Mrs Mollie
Britt, Mrs 5allie ramsey. Mfs naran
TooE Miss Matte Swami, Miss M E
Ionff Miss Ellen Sheppard, Miss Mary
Hogsett, Miss Fannie Slower, MISS NJ A.
Hawley, Mrs Mary smith, MRS mary COL
Harden, Mrs Millie suffer, mrs KeDecca
Harris. Mrs Martha Taylor. Mrs Emma
Loving. Mrs Bette Temple, MISS Lucy
Loomis. Miss Lizzie thompson, MISS Sallie
Lyons, Mrs Maggie Taylor, MISS susan
Mitchell, Miss Ada V WOOD, MISS Josephine
Maupin, Miss Lou Walt MIS- Lucy
GENTLEMEN.
Ayres Wyatt Keefee. Richard
Brewster CHI Kennedy w A
Burley, Harden Lynn,
BoIen.J Madison, Paul
Carter, Daniel Nash, Alvin
Christian, George Oney. hoDC
Crawford, Isaac Peters. Anthony
billiard, Fred Pain, samuel
Davis John Rucker, John L
Riii t John Taylor, Rev John
Foster HE Truxell, Jas
Foutz, James w Terrell,
Jones' Taylor Wilson, Daniel
Kunkle, C D Watson. DIR. ]
Kinney. James
The above letters if called for within thirty days
will be sent to the dead letter Office Persons call
ing TOR them will please say that they advertised.
s. M. YOST. P. M.
UNAVAILABLE letters remaining III stanton Z. .
May g. 1878.
c. w. cot. Mt. Sidney, Va.
Mrs Mary Maloney. Norfolk, Va.
Miss Fannie =. Miller. Hugunot Springs, Va
Mrs Sallie K. Boyd Roseland. Va
Miss Matte Hanger, ArbOr Hill. Va.
Miss Lulu Reid Spence, Baltimore,
Mrs Brooks, at Mrs Shaws.
Geo. w. Weaver, Staunton, Va
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SUGARS at C. A. RICHARDSON'S.
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Advertisements inserted at $l,O0 per square for
frst insertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount made for quarterly. half yearly,
and yearly advertisements.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
~ Staunton, Va, April 80, 1878.
HENDRY vs. LOHR. In pursuance of a decree en-
tered November 26th TT, in this cause, 1 shall
proceed, at my office, in Staunton, on
Friday, May 24tH, 1878,
to take an account showing the exact amount OF
liens binding the real estate of James Lohr after
allowing him all kproper credits that he may fur
nsh.
may G-4w VIM. PATRICK, Comm'r
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SPICES at C. A. RICHARDSON'S.
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Everything nice at Yeager's.
TEAS at c, A. RICHARDSON'S.
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C0FFEES a. C. A. RICHARDSON'S.