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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-03

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u STAUNTON, VA, April 25th, 1878,
7. K Mennifees Admir- Us. W. ]. MONTY, &c.,
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court for the
defendants in this suit and all other persons whom
soever interested in the taking of the account as
ordered by said Court by decree of date March 18th,
1875 entered in this cause, are hereby notified that
in pursuance of said order, shall, at my office in
StauntOn on
Saturday the 25th day Of May, 1875.
proceed to take state and settle the following ac-
esQtnats to witt
Isl. An account of the sums paid by N P. Catlett,
admir- Of T. X. Menifee, decd, by reason OF. and on
of William L. MOWry in his official bond sheriff of
Augusta county, bearing date on the 29th day of
md An account of the liabilities of the sureties of
Augusta County, bearing date on the 10Th day of
June, 1875 with the names OF the parties to whom
such liabilities are due.
suretes of said William L. Mowry in his said official
bond should contribute in discharge of the liabilities
of the sureteS by reasons OF said bond.
M AZ Of ne A.
5th An account OF the personal assets OF the estate
of William Howell decd, and OF the real assets OF
said estate.
said William Howell, decd
18th. A particular statement showing whether
any portion of the contributive share Of William
HeWcl of theliabilities of the snreties of William L.
Mowry in his said official bond, can be realized out
of his estate, and if any, what portion:
9Th. A general statementOf the liablltleS OF Ed
ward EcMahOn and OF the sums realzed Dy ms
trustees on sales and collections to be made by his
said trustees in accordance with the provisions OF
the deed of trust executed by said Edward Mcmahon
on the 18th day of October, 1877 At which time and
f-''0O j. W. GREEN SMITH,
apr26-4t Commissioner,
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Annual Statement Of the First Presbyterian
Church.

Rev. VIM. E. Baker, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church read, on Sunday last,
the statement of the affairs of that church,
for the year ending April LIST. From it we
learn the church has 1862 communicates,
$50 baptized non-communicants, 9 elders
and deacOns, and has 1876 children in its
Sabbath schools and bible classes. The
schools are composed as follows: Home
school. teachers 80, scholars 200; Semi
nary, teachers 9, scholars ITO; Bolivar
Mission, teachers 10, scholars 125; Wad-
dell Mission, teachers 4, scholars 40 and
Fultz Mission, teachers 8, scholars 20
total SO teachers and 1876 scholars.
The additions to the church have been :;
on examination and on certificate Ia,
and the losses have been, by dismission to
other churches 81, by death sand by disci-
pline for neglect. of ordinances 2. The
figures show a loss Of 10 on the member
ship of last year which was 372. There
were two adult and 10 infant baptisms
during the year.
The contributions to various objects
were for Sustentation $S263, Evangelistic
fund sl00.47, Invalid fund $500, Foreign
Missions $270.50, Education $36.76, Publ
cation $3.50, Presbyterial s31.2O, Pastors
salary $4,000, Congregational expenses 49,
222.52, Miscellaneous $104. 56-total So ,523.-
IS.
The financial statement shows that the
receipts were 5,63S. Is being an increase Of
$66.15 over the year before. The juno
collection was 81 ,502.27 against 81 900 tho
year before, but there was falling off in
pew rents and regular collections. The
sum of 81, 297 80 has been paid on the prln-
cipal and interest of the debt, and the debt
is reduced to 81 .043.
The pasto in reading the deaths
called attentio to the fact that nearly all
were persons OF advanced age, and none
of the number young persons.
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THE STANTON SCHOOLS FOR APRIL.
-Superinte dent J. J. Ladds report for
April shows that the enrolment for the
month was 500 whites and 40 colored; the
average daily attendance, 4l9 whites and
146 colored; number of grades, S; number
of schools, Is; teachers, II; average num-
Der of pupils to teacher, 415; average
punctuality, go per cent; scholarship, go,
and department., SO. These last figures
are the cold facts, and 60 farther to show
the efficiency of our public schools than
all the good opinion of them that we could
print.
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BREvITIEs.-An night train will 500 be
put on the Valley r. r.
The Memorial Association of Winches-
ter have resolved to invite the Valley mil
itary there June 9Th.
Tonight at s O'Clock, tableaux at the D.
D. q B. Institution.
Judge O'Ferrall, having refused licenses
to Messrs Felvy, Mcmahon and Kava-
naugh, liquor dealers, of Harrisonburg,
they have appealed to Judge Bird of the
Circuit Court. In the mean time their
establishments are closed.
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SALE OF LAND.
of Augusta county, in the OF Koiner Zirkle
and Meads Ad ministrator vs. Zrkle will proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House. in StauntOn, on
Monday, the 9th day of May, 1878.
County Court day,) tract Of land containing 50
acres more or less which was bought by J. Jacob W
about Is miles north east Of Staunton on the East
side Of South river, about x mile distant from the
land of John Afford and ais.
costs OF suit and sale, the residue npon credit Of
one, two and three equal annual installments, tax
IT, bearing interest from day of sale and retaining
'' - ~ PA BAYLOR:
may34t Commissioner.
TEN THOUSAND ACRES OF GOOD ~, . -
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Mel
son County, rendered at its March term for 1885, in
the Of W Hill wm ss op Sa
at public auction, on
Tuesday, the 11th day of June, 1878,
at Neley's Ford, in the county of Nelson, large
tract of mountain land containing from 10000 to
BY him from his father John j: Coleman, and known
as the Big Survey. This land is justly estimated to
be the e the Bs Hage
road; the principal part lying on the West thereof
1t is convenient of access to the people Of both Au
gusta and Nelson and stock rasers in the county Of
Augusta are especially invited to examine this prop
erty before the day of sale. At the same time and
place. there will be sold several smaller tracts
adjoining the land described above.
TKRMs:-Enough cash will be required to pay the
costs o. suit and sales for the residue credit of
and years will be given; the purchaser to execute
bonds with good personal security, bearing interest
from day of saleand with waiver of homestead ex-
emption. The title will be retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
April 15th 1878.
THOS P. FITZPATRICK,
j. L. s. KIRBY,
ROBT. WHITEHEAD,
Commissioners.
Staunton VIHDIcAToR and Charlottesville "Chron-
ieEe'' please copy and publish until the day Of sale
and send their bills to this office. may3tds
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MARRIED..

HARRIS-SMILEY.-AtB Bells Valley April 18TH
1875 by Rev. P. Swan, Mr.. James w. Harris and
Miss Mary M Smley-both of Rockbridge county
GALLUP-BABCOCK- Asheway, R. l., April
3rd, 1878, by Rev. A. E. Man, Mr.. Charles B. Gal
lup of Wytheyille, Va. tt. Miss Carrie P. Babcock
of Mystic Bridge, Conn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the evening of the 25th
inst at the home of the bride, near Long Glade
Augusta Co., Va, Prof J. A Michael to Miss Ida
c. Picker. second daughter of Levi Picker, Esq
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THE VALLEY r. Rat the recent
meeting of the directors of the Valley r.
r. Co. there was long discussion about
how money could be raised. The Baltl-
more "American'' says that on the next
meeting, May 22d, some definite financial
scheme will be adopted, and adds:
From what little can be gathered it seems that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is anxious that the
Valley Road should pay the amount due 1t, which Is
very large sum- and this is said to be one cause OF
the present eagerness to secure means.
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BASE BALL.-The "Junior STAR" base
ball club had match game with the
Westwood club, at Capt W. A. McCue's
school Wednesday evening. The Juniors
won, and Capt. McCue presented them
with pretty ball,
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TEMPLE OF FAsHIoN-Nlrs. X. M. KELLEY will
open Friday morning a complete assortment of new
and durable goods, embracing the latest novelties
from the French and English market. and compris-
ing full line of Chip Bonnets, Round Hats, Ribbons
and Flowers of the most elegant varieties. Also
beautiful line of ornaments and pearl beads.
maya
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STOCK NoTE.-Mr. C. E. Crawford, of
Fort Defiance, has a young calf, one of the
finest ever seen in the county, a thorough
bred by Monarch of Pattersondale, KY,
out of Victoria, fine Kentucky COW. Au-
gusta is coming out strong on fine stock.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Best Calicoes, 5 and cents,
Brown Cotton, heavy, AZ, S, 6, 7. and 8 cents
Laurel ID Cotton n cents
Best Fine Brown Cotton, 5, 81, and 8 cents
g Beached Cotton, AZ, 5, 6, and cents
A Androscoggin only cents
A Fruit of the Loom, cents
A Wamsutta, only III cents
And other good brands in proportion
As inch Pillow Case Cotton II cents
10-4 Brown Sheeting, best heavy. 25 cents
104 Bleachad Sheeting, 22]5 cents
ia Bleached Sheeting, best, Is and 80 cents
GinghamS, full line, s, 9 and 10 cents
Cheviots, full line, 8, 10 and l2J1 cents
TickingS, prime, 121I cents
g good, 10 cents
{" extra, Is cents
Brown Drillings, s cents
Corset Jeans, 10 cents up.
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There lisa class of Diseases often insdous in their
approach and slow in their action, dependent upon
poor condition of the blood The surest and speedi-
est relief and cure for these complaints is DR. BULBS
Blood Mixture.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Wash Poplins, 8, 9, 10, and 1211a cents
WOrSted Dress Goods, Is cents up
Black Alpacas from 22114 cents up
40 inch Black Cashmere, all wool. 60 cents
Black Grenadine below cost
Black Silks, 's
g Trimming Silk as low as rs cents
A few summer Silks at so cents
Linen Suitings from 20 cents up
Grass Cloth for 10 cents
Linen Suits made up for S., so and up
Child Suits Embroidered for 81 rs and 500
Infants Embroidered Dresses, 500 and up
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, April, 18th, 1878.
j. Bumgardner Sons VS.. Henry Forrer, &C., now
pending in chancery. in the Circuit Court of Angus
Ia Ali persons, parties, plaintiffs, defendants, and
all others in any wise interested therein, embracing
all lien creditors of Henry Forrer and R. B. Dunlap
OF either Of them are hereby notified that in pursu-
ance of degree rendered in said cause the 18th
day Of March, 1878. shall at my office in Staunton
on
Friday, the 24th day Of May 1878,
proceed to take state and settle the following ac
counts:
lst An account of the judgement and other liens
banding the real estate of the defendants Henry
FOrrer r. B. Dunlap and of each of them, and the
3n1Orites thereof.
2nd. An account of the real estate owned by each
of said defendants and of the annual and fee simple
yafue thereof
vertinent by Commissioner, or required by any OF
the parties to be so stated At which time and place
YOU are required to attend:
Given under my hand: &C., the day and year
above writ ten. - -
anr26- Commissioner.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Nottingham Lace, Is cents, worth Is
Linen Towels, as low a Tor Is cents
Napkins, l dozen for rs cents
Irish Linen, for 371z cents and up
haD,f sh Spadre NJ worth 81 GEMS ~
Genuine Victoria Lawns 1211 cents, worth Is ce ats
Linen Lawns for II cents, worth Is cents
Plain NainsoOk for 1215 cents, worth 20 cents
Checked Nainsook fol- 20 and 221Si worth Is and 80
Swiss, 1211 cents
Pacific Lawns, 1214 cents
Cambrics and Percales 126 cents, one yard wide
A good Bed Spread from 50cents up.
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Commercial.

STAUNUoN, May, End, 1878.
Flour-Extra. s5O5@s5,1o; Superfine, a .3o@$435
Family, $555@s5.6O; WheatFultz, $l.10@$1 10
Bacon Col. (hog round) Lard-s@10e. salt-$1.75
Sugar-9e@14e; Meal-56@6O; Molasses.5oc@sl i;
$l25: Clover seed, $425@$4.50; Potatoes, ACC
Pork, $45O@$475; Dressed Turkey. &c; Dressed
Chicken SC; Wool washed &c., unwaShed Csc.
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A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes no difference
how many Physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried it is now an established fact that Ger
man Syrup is the only remedy which has given COM
pete satisfaction in severe Of Lung Disease 1t
is true there yet thousands of persons who are
predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections, Con
sumption, HemOrrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, WhOoping Cough,
&c., who have no personal knowledge of Boschee's
German Syrup To such we would say that $4,000
dozen were sold last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size rs
cents. Sold by all Druggists in America.
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City Notices.

Kindness if nothing stronger, should induce any
one to use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup for the relief of the
diseases of Babyhood Price Is cents.
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CoNFEcTIoNERIEs! The at
tention of all buyers but particularly the ladies' is
called to my stock Of COnfectioneres-P and
French Candies, Nuts, Figs Raisins, Oranges, Lem.
ons, Fruits, Pickles. Sauces, &C., &c, for sale by
G A. RICHARDSON,
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NEW JERSEY ClDER.-I offerl to the citizens OF
Staunton the Pure NEW JERSEY CIDER on
draught, or furnished to families at so CENTS GAL
LON This beverage is recommended by cores.
pondent of the Rural New Yorker as cure for
debility and arrangement of the liver. The cores
pondent cites number of cases of chronic diarrha
that have been cured by the use of this cider. I
guarantee it to be perfectly Ipure and always have
it fresh.
APPS TOM BURKE,
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1878. SPRING.. 1878.
N EW Goods
in great variety, now on exhibition at
jas. TT. .NEWTON'S
GREAT COMBINATION STORE
Nos South augusta Street.
Our Motto:-
ONE PRICE TO ALL
at mOdel ate prices, will do wct0 call at once. We
will have special opening Of
MILLINERY GOODS
have New Supply Of Carpets, Oficloths and Straw
Mating We also keep constantly on hand the NEW
IMPROVED
DAVIS SEWING MACHINE,
which in our Judgment is the best ever offered for
sale i'll this OF any other market
I will sell No. for Or for s. additional on
$25; No. 2 for $50; No 3, each, will furnish ma
$35; No. 4, $40 No g. $45: chine of either No. and
with the following attach will put in with it $40
ments ncluded, viz: worth of
HemmerS,
Braider, EXTRA ATTACHMENTS
Qullttr as itnoWS:
Feiler. Platter
Braider Screw, Gatherer
cage Screw, CreaSng Tucker, 0rsi"
Oll Can (hl!ed) COrder.
2Screw Drivers, Extra Hemmers,
BObbinS, Bias Binders
IL Needless MillinerS' Folder,
And Book of 1nStiuc- Needle Hone, and
tionS. Thread Cutter
FlFTY-SlX of them have been sold in this county
10 some OF It's best citizens within the past six
months, and in every instance they have given en-
tire satisfaction. Gg~Cal and examine them before
purchasing on you may, like many others, live to
greG IL. nI Remember, we guarantee value received
fOr every dollars worth of Goods we sell, and will,
IN every case, refund the money when customers
not pleased and will return the goods uninjured
within 10 days. r,-r
PRICE FROM S25 TO $45.
Ladies' and Chidren's Hats from so cents to SIS
Good Corset for 25 cents
A Silk Parasol for rs cents .at.I
Is yards of the best Calico for 81
Summer Dress Silks all shades, IS cents 81
Trimming Silks, all shades, 95 cents
CD Cotton 10 cents, Wamsutta 1913 cents, Andres
cOggin 10 cents
Splendid Opera buttoned Kid Glove 50 cents
Ladies Linen Suits from $3.50 10 $40
Men and Boys Straw Hats fr1 IN 20 cents to $3.50
nice Japanese Fan for cents
An Excellent Shirt for 80 cents.
ORDERS.
Orders from the country will receive prompt and
special attention. and those amounting to IS aud up
wards will be returned to the nearest depot free of
charge. Address, JAMES w. NEWTON.
ap5-3m Lock Box 81 Staunton, Va
nm
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

!. This department is a specially and is complete
Hemp Carpets as low as 20 cents
Cotton Chain Carpet as low as 80 cents
Ply Chain Carpet as low as IS cents
ply all wool carpet as low as go cents
Extra Super carpet as low as rs cents
3-Ply carpet as low as $1.15
Brussels carpet as low as 81
Stair carpets full line, IS cents andup
Brussel and Velvet Rugs, a full line cheap
Oil Cloth, Rubber and Cocoa Floor Mat; cheap
Felt and Linen Druggets
Mattings in white, checked and fancy, from 20
Floor oil cloths in all widths, from 80 cents a,
Table oil cloth, full line and new designs, cheap
Window shades in Paper, Linen and Wood, at re-
duced prices.
200 TRUNKS just received, from 81 to $12 and name
marked on free of charge.
500 UMBRELLAS in Cotton, Bingham. Alpaca, and
Silk, from 50 cts up, and name marked on free OF
charge.
A full line of the celebrated SALLER LEVIN SEQ. g
Philadelphia Made Shoes, for which we are sole
agents, and warrant every pair. From 81 up Try
We are also agents for the celebrated wAnsyTrA
SPY linen bosom-s finished and iI has no a eq,la-
price only 81. A fit guaranteed
CLOTH & MERCHANT TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT.
This department is stocked with the choicest line
OF goods consisting in
COTTONADES,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
CASSIMERES,
FLANNELS,
VESTINGS,
IMPORTED SUITINGS & COATINGS
BLACK CLOTH
AND DOEsKINs.
Suits made to order and a fit warranted.
COttOnadeS from 10 cents up.
Kentucky Jeans from 10 cents up.
WHY CAN
LOEB BROTHERS
Sell Cheaper than amy other House in
Virginia?
Because they, manufacture great many OF their
own goods, and the senior partner of the firm makes
Philadelphia his home to be on hand and buy up any
Goods which are offered at sacrifice.
call is solicited and satisfaction will be given
| Respectfully,
LOEB BROS,
mays Cor. Main & New Sts., Staunton Va,
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ANDERsON's PHoToGRAPHs.-Mr Anderson, of
Richmrnd, has remodeled the Light, and otherwise
improved the photograph gallery over Cooke & Ba-
kers Dry Goods store and is making all styles of
photographs of a quality equal in all respects to
those produced at his gallery in Richmond. This is
excellent opportunity for those DESTROYS of secur
ingals lass picture.
apr26-tfV
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New Adver tisementS.

DANK STOCK FOR SALE-Three shares of
ID the Augusta National Bank for sale.
Enquire at
may3-3t* THIS OFFICE.
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TUscARoRA

TUscARoRA .cp,c,,, IT'D ,vonxs
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS,
JOHN FITZ, Proprietor,
Successor to Samuel Fitz, dec'd.)
MARTINSBURG, WEST VA.
We AXE pleasure in calling your attention to our
tn carora Creek, North Queen St, Martinsburg.
WORKSHOPS are substantially built OF StOne and
70 lghsut the entire ESTABLISHMENTS in ali its de-
p rim eats. will be found the most improved machin-
eiys TOOLS and all appliances necessary for the pro
d. GU IN OF machinery and castings of the largest and
HI avest character and of the very best qualify both
Is regards material and workmanship.
We Manufacture
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
ofthe latestimproyed Pattern for Light and
Heavy Power.
JOHN RUSSELL
DOUBLE SUCTION SMUT MACHINE
the very best that can be made-can-
not We beat.
MILL. GEARING
HEAVY GEARING
made to order.
short notice can furnish any size of
PITCH GEAR,
and no charge for patterns.
ESTIMATES FOR MILL GIVEN FREE
OF CHARGE.
ENGINES,
THRESHING:MACHI
ING-MACHINES,
BURRS,
BOLTING-CLOTHS,
BETTING,
and anything that is wanted in the mill line always
Onr marked facilities enable us to offer induce
ments to those wishing to purchase Agricultural I'M
PIGMENTS or Machinery OF best quality, and we be-
lleve our manufactures to be equal to any and
perOr to those OF many other establishments in the
country.
We ask trial, and guarantee satisfaction in every
respect. Any machine or article purchased from us
and failing to give satisfaction proper trial. will
be made to work properly, if the party purchasing
will notify us at once
1t will afford pleasure to receive call from any
in need OF irst-class Agricultural Implements and
Machinery and we will promptly answer all inQui-
ries by mall promising our best efforts to please
patrons, both as to quality and price: Addres for
Circulars and Prices JOHN FITZ.
apr25r3m* Martinsburg, w. Va.
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New Advertisements

~~o~-~o~
GALE OF LAND! D., ,,r.,,o :, !. s..u.. 81 ~
Gircuit Court of Augusta county, rendered in the
chancery of P. o. Palmer, j. C. OFT and ais
tom %a to the highest bidder. on ''' p'' '''
MONDAY, the 9th dag Of Ma Y 1878,
County Court day. tract of land, containing
THEE ACRES, formerly owned by P. A. Palmer
farm OF r A. Palmer on which he now resides, and
is a part of the said Palmer farm, known as the
TEkMS-Enough cash in hand to pay the cost of
suit and sale. and the residue on credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser execu-
ting bonds therefor with approved personal security
bearing interest from the day Of sale and retaining
title as ultimate security. Sale between II and u
O'Clock.
may3-tdS Commissioner
COMMISSIONERS oF SIcEs;ron MAY. 9na 1873 :
Geo. NJ. Cochran, Jr, Trustee, '
George A. Armentrout & al.
All parties interested in the foregoing cause pend
ing in the Circuit Court OF Augusta county take
tce that will proceed at my office in St aunton on
Monday, the 9th day of May, inst,
to settle the following accounts
LIST. An account Of the transactions of Geo. M.
Cochran Jr Trustee, in relation to the trust fund in
Ind The debts secured in the trust deed to the
plaintiff that still remain unpaid and to whom the
same belong and
Sd. To whom the surplus, if any remains, belongs
which accounts are required by an order in said
cause, entered March q, 1873, at which time and
place you are required to attend without further
notice. JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
may3-4t Commissioner
OSBORNE co VS.. TRoTTER & ALs.-In
~ pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
| Augusta County, entered March q, 1875 in this
cause. shall proceed at my office in Staunton, on
Monday, the 9th day Of May, 1878.
to take an account showing whether or not the mat
ers of fact alleged in the petition of Eliza c. Trotter
be true, to examine all witnesses whose testimony
may be offered and such other witnesses as may be
CHIT necessary to complete presentation Of the
true facts.
JOS. A. WADDELL.
may3.-4t Commissioner.
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TOM BURKE,

Every one in want of Boots and Shoes of Good
Quality and at the Lowest Prices for Cash. will study
their interest by examining my Stock before pur-
chasing Don't believe every thing you hear but
and see for yourself and you will be convinced that
the best real bargains in Boots and Shoes are to be
had at
n T vurrTEp.c roo+ ctoo ord uo+ Stora
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ROASTED COFFEEs!-My own roasting of all the
best grades of Java, Laguayra and Rio COffees.
Fresh and pure, the increaung demand shows they
are the best sold only by G. "A RICHARDSON
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PRICE & MILLER keep constantly on hand Liv
ingston or Bradley plows and castings. They also
request farmers to call and examine the malta
Double shovel corn plow with solid steel shovel.