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Marriages.

| At the residence OF D. Matheny Esq, on the
| 4th inst, by Rev. b. D. Bishop, James L. Kirk
patrick, ESQ, of Bath county, and Miss NJ. J
| Near Mcdowell. on the 18th inst. by Rev Sam I
McCune. James W. Crowley, of this county. and
Miss c. Jennie Tidd. formerly of Bath county.
| In the public road, on horse. back, on the 9Th
| inst by Rev. D. c. HedrIck, James H. Rider
| Esq, OF Bath county, and Miss Madalne Y. Bird,
OF this county.
| In Rockingham. on January 10th by Rev j. S.
Hopkins. Simon Hensley and Ciarinda Dean.
( Near Mt. Sidney, January 18th, Mr.. John Landes
and Miss Ida G., daughter of Jos H. Cram, Esq -
| all OF this county.
| In Rockingham, at Mount Crawford. on Janua-
~ 10th. by Rev. H. W. KinZer, lessee H. Root, OF
| Augusta county. and Miss Louisa Cameron, OF
Rockingham county
In Harrisonburg: on Thursday evening, Janna-
10Th BY Rev. NJ sskrdge John F. Brah
Near New Hope. January IL. Mr. Jacob C. Gar
Der and Miss Hannah F. Root, daughter OF the
late Martin Root. all Of this county.
Near New Port. January 18TH, Mr.. John w.
Runkle and Miss Rebecca, daughter of James
Lucas, Esq.,-all of this county.
Near Mohett's Creek, January 18TH Mr.. William
7. Lucas and Miss Maggie E.. daughter of David
F. Lowman, Esq, all Of this county.
In Stanton, Va January 18th, Mr.. John K.
Fisher, of Staunton. Va. to Miss Eliza Jane.
daughter OF Samuel P. McClain, OF Augusta co.
Near Brownsburg, Va, January 18th: Mr.. saml
c. Smiley, of Rockb-idge county, and Miss Henri
eta, daughter OF Andrew Reed, Esq, OF this co.
On the 9Th inst. at the residence of the ibride
father, by Rev. John w. Young, Mr.. Thomas f.
Hartford and Miss Lydia f. Price, all OF Green
hrier, w. Va.
At the Parish House. in Charlottesville, Tues
day, the 18th inst, by Rev VIM. H. Williams. Mr..
Thos. J. Harlow, OF Waynesboro', and Miss Mar
garet s. Shackelford.
In Washington city. on Wednesday, the 18TH,
Captain VIM. Anderson. conductor on the C. & o.
Railroad and Miss Nellie CartmelI daughter of
N. M. Cartmel, proprietor OF the American Ho-
tel of this city.
In the Reformed Church. at Boonsboro'. Nd on
the 9Th of January, 1873 by Rev. s. s. Miller Rev
j. C. Bowman, Pastor of the Reformed Church at
Shepherdstown w. Va, to Miss Amelia Davis
daugh,ter OF the late HonaElias Davis, of the for
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DcNtHS.

In Harrsonburg, on Thursday, January 10Th
Mrs Ann Shpe, wife OF J. d. Shipe, aged e. years.
In Harrissnburg. on Sunday. January 18th, of
pneumonia. Mrs Fannie Brown, aged II years.
Near New Market on the 18th inst, Mr.. samuel
r. asllberger. aged 70 years and % days.
Near Mt Clinton, III Rockingham county. on
the 5th inst, at the residence of his son Samuel.
Daniel Good. aged 80 years.
On the 9th inst, near Rushville, in rockingham
county, after lingering illness, David $. Rice,
aged A. years.
At Mt: Clinton in Rockingham county, the
10th inst, OF consumption, Solomon Burkh der,
aged 20 years.
At his residence near Melrose, in Rocking ham
county. Oh the 9Th inst, Madison Moore, in the
10th year OF his age.
On the night OF the 18th inst, at his residence,
near Hightown. John Bird. Esq. aged II years 3
months and days.
Dececember 18th, in Loudoun county, Va. ~
the residence OF his son-in-law, W. l.. Powell,
Richard Caldwell. formerly OF Fredericksburg in
the list year OF his age.
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OFFICERS MISREPRESENTATION Lodge
OF knights of Honor, have elected the fol-
lowing officers: A. Hart, Dictator, DR.. j. NJ.
Hanger, Past Dictator, I. C. Morton, Vice
Dictator, J. NJ. Lickliter, Asst. Dictator, F..
II. Link, Reporter, J. w. Crews, Treasurer,
w. w. Gibbs, Chaplain, j. A. Shewey,
Guide, NJ. c. Doom, Guardian. and John II.
Woodward, Sentinel.
The following are the officers of Charity
Division, No. Sons of Temperance, elect
ed for tile next quarter:
G. w. F'rctwell, w. p; j. w. b. Parker,
w. S.; Thos. i. Fuller, r. S.; VIM. Fuller,
i. S.; G. G. Bunch, Treasurer; D. Il. Black
burn, Chaplain Stanley Snider. Conduc-
tor; VIM. Potter, Asst. Conductor; G. II.
Hudson, |. S. c. Grove, O. $. and L. Shat
ere, p. W. z. The division meets every
Monday night.
At regular Council of IIiawater Tribe,
No. 80, I. 0. r. NJ, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term Jas.
w. Rohr, Sachem; VIM. VI. Long, ST., Sag
ainore NJ. c. Doom, jr., Sycamore; j. G.
Yeager. G. OF Records; A. A. Eskridge,
Keeper of Wampum J. C. SchefIer, Past
Sachem.
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Monday next is County Court day.

Monday next is County Court day.
Sunday was rainy and disagreeabc and
the church attendance was small.
Mcssrs. J. C. Marquis and Geo. L. Peyton
were in Washington Oh Monday.
A dramatic club has been organized at
Wayncsboro and DR.. w. Jones elected
President.
A patent for car coupling has been
granted Mr. G. w. Brook. Of Milbrook, in
this County.
Mr.. Henry Scharf will give one OF his pop
ular readings in the Grange Hall Lecture
Room tomorrow night.
Monday morning the fog was so dense
that the figure of a man could not be dis
tingushed half square.
Mr. Albert G. Harman, who recently went
from this city to California, is now supervis-
ing a gold mine in ARIZONA.
The Immortal J. n. paid us visit last
evening. He is looking fresh and elastic,
as though he took life like the philosopher
that he is.
Mr.. W. b. Walker. If this city, who re
Gently nmgrated to San Francisco, has re-
ceiyed the appointment of drug clerk on
the e. S. Steamer ''iuscarora, at hand
some salary.
The Hall Of the House of Delegates has
been rendered to Maj. jed lIotchkiss, to de-
liver his instructive Lecture on the Gcogra-
ply, Geology, &c, of Virginia. on the night
of the 9th. to- nieht.)
Mr.. Henry Scharf gave one OF his select
readings to good house at the Grange
Hall. Thursday night last. As matter of
course the audience were delighted. A SIM
liar entertainment was also given Monday
night.
Rev. Aquilla A. Reese, OF tie NJ. +.
Church. and Chaplain of tie United States
Army, has been lying very i'll in Baltimore
from an affection OF the heart. DR.. Reese
was at one time Presiding Elder of this
District.
j. Randolph Tucker, jr., son OF Beverly
Tucker. Esq, and formerly of this city. has
been appointed clerk to Speaker Randall, of
the House of Representatives. Mr.. Tucker
is an accomplished and genial gentlemen,
and we are pleased TO learn Of this appro-
nriate recognition
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will avoid much suffering and risk by the
timely use Of cdr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry an old and wcli-at-
tested remedy. For weak lungs, bronchitis,
nervous debility, it IS nnequaled as a tonic.
Being the favortc prescription of one Phil
adelphia's most eminent physicians, it can
be relied on. Sold by leading druggists.
In Richmond. at the drugstore of Bodeker
Brothers, 1444, Main street, above st. Char
les Hotel, and w. r. Tyree, No. Maiu St,
Stauuton Va
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benefit of the Y. NJ. C. A. Il number Of en-
ergetic ladies are getting up 4 mock-trial, to
be given sometime in February. The case
will be for breach of promise, but we have
not yet learned whether the lady will be
plaintiff or defendant.
A number of ladies and gentlemen will
take part as witnesses. and almost the en-
tire bar will be employed as counsel.
The officers will be Maj Elder as Judge,
VIM. Patrick AZ Clerk and j. b. Firth as
Sheriff.
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The VALLEY RAILROAD.-At the recent
meeting Of the Stockholders of the Valley
Railroad in Staunton, a resolution was
adopted looking to the negotiation Of Il
mortgage loan OF 50 900, 900 to complete the
road to Salem. 1t provided that the propo-
sItlon should first receive the sanction of the
Finance Commissioners OF Baltimore City.
That body. met on Friday last, and is re-
ported in the Sun OF the 18th, as follows:
With regard to the Valley railroad of Vir-
glnla, the commissioners have also come to
conclusion on the question as to whether
ute city should approve at this time the a,r-
thorIzation OF a mortgage on that road for
TWO millions OF dollars with Il view to its
completion from Siaunton to Salem. By
resolution OF the stockholders of this road nj
Siaiihton. short time since, the prrpose OF
s.ic'i mortgage was made dependent nnon
lile approval of the city OF Baltimore. and
atler due consideration OF the subject t,,e
city s commissioners of finance have defer.
mlned adversely to giving or attempting thc
negotiation OF such mortgage under nres.
ent circumstances
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Thanks.

10 Mrs. Tams, President of the Ladies'
Association, and the ladies who assisted in
the management OF the Dickens Carnival,
Gentlemen OF the Stonewall Brigade Band
and Executive Committee of the Grange
Hall
On'the part OF oar companies we desire to
express to you our thanks for the valuable
assistance rendered by the Dickens Carn-
val. We appreciate the good will shown by
the untiring labor OF the ladies, the accom-
mediation of the Band and the liberality of
the Committee, more than even the hand
some sum we realized
With best wishes to each of you, and the
hope that all of your efforts may prove as
successful as the one in our behalf, we re-
main You're truly,
ALEX. ii. FULTz, Capt. Staunton Artill'y
w. L. BUMGARDNER, Capt. WAC.
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-Last Thursday night
4 difficulty occurred in Greenville, between
Jas. Apple and Frank Parrock, in which
knife. Both parties had been drinking free
ly. Apple was lodged in Jail Friday, hav-
ing been sent on by Justice Mitchell to an
swer an Indictment by the Grand Jury. The
condition of Parrock is critical.
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HANDSOME SOCIAL AFFAIR-Thurs-
day night last, the s'lIome Circle social
club composed OF many of our best and most
prominent Hebrew citizens, gave an elegant
dance and supper to a number OF invited
guest at their club rooms on Augusta street,
formerly occupied by the Y. NJ. C. A. Every
thing was arranged in the handsomest style,
and the evening passed delightfully."-.
Among the guest from Il distance were
Miss Rosa Gnnst, OF Richmond, and Miss
Pauline Oberdorfer, OF Charlottesville, both
beautiful girls aud excellent dancers.
The officers of the club are Adolph
Loeb, President; Louis Eiseman, Vice
President; VI. W. Witt, Treasurer; Louis
Cohen and Fred. Loeb, Committee of Ar
engagements; II. II. Wolf, Master of Cere-
monies, andS l.. Barth and E. Lasha unskey,
Floor Managers.
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APPoIN Dive are pleased to learn
that p. Byron lIoge, Esq, recently of this
place, was elected on the 2lst, Assistant
Secretary OF the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of Richmond, at Il sal
airy of $500. Some months since Mr.. IIoge
received the appointment of clerk in the
company and this promotion is a recogni-
ton of the faithfulness and efficiency with
which he has discharged the duties assign
ed. His many friends in this community
will be gratiiied to hear of his success.
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BOILER Yesterday morn
ing about three o'clock the boiler of one Of
the freight engines on the c. & o. Railroad
exploded, at Charlottesville, and the engin-
Ger and fireman were both hurt. The engine
had been detached from the tram and was
standing on the track, when from some I'M
known cause, the boiler exploded, sca!ding
the engineer, Hiram Irwin, son of Robert
Irwin, of this city, very badly from his waist
down, and bruising the fireman. Sidney
Chalkley, considerably about the head.
Fragments of the engine were thrown
three Or four hundred yards, and several
houses in the vicinity were damaged.
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A young married couple named nrag,lon,
occupying house in Melrose. Massachu-
settles, was visited by some friends on Satur-
day evening, who found the wife dead in her
sitting room on sofa and the husband I'M
conscious on the floor. He was still living
and medical assistance revived him. ard on
Sunday he was in fair way Of recovery. It
is supposed that the disaster was caused by
coal gas escaping through the register.
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DANCING.-We direct attention Of par
ents and young ladies and gentlemen to the
advertisement of Prof. C. C. Almond, who
proposes opening dancing school in this
city next week. From what we know OF
Mr.. Almond. and from the recommendations
he brings, we feel certain that all who pat
ronize him will find an experienced and ca
pablo instructor, well qualified to impart to
the pupils thorough knowledge of the
graceful art.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-Some days ago, a
horrible accident occurred near Hebron
Church in this County. Mrs. Bailey, a ven-
cradle lady living in that yacinity, went into
the cellar OF her house with kerosene lamp
in her hard. Some little Time afterwards
she was discovered with her clothes in flames
and the broker lamp lying by her side
The burns were so severe that she died the
day after the accident.
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AUGUSTA COAL-fn the mountain just
back OF Stribling Springs, iii this county,
MessrS. Saylor, Sigmund and Kinney, are
mining as tine an article of anthracite coal
as can be found anywhere. Ii burns with q
steady bright flame, making a clean, white
ash. The vein is quite extensive, and the
operators are working it energeticaly. A
large quantity of the coal is now ready for
shipment, and some of it is being used in
Staunton with the greatest satisfaction.
Mr.. Ed. G. X inney, Of the firm, attends
to all sales, and persons using anthracite
coal will save money by communicating
with him at Stribling Springs.
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IN THE DISTRICT |e eouRr OF THE UNITED

mo
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States.-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of +. J. CHAIRMAN Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The Undersigned R. Il. Logan of Salem
Roanoke county. Virginia. hereby gives notice
of his appointment rs Assignee OF the estate of
L. Chapman, of Salem, Roanoke county, in
said District, who was on the -th day Of. a.
d., 1871 adjudged bankrupt on his own petition
by the District Court Of said District
Dated January 9th, 1878.
Jan 10 -sw R H. LOGAN. Assignee.
No
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States.-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Thomas A. Kasey, Bankrupt
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, R. H. Logsa, Of Salem,
Roanoke county, Virginia, hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as Assignee of the Es
tate of Thos. A. Kasey o. Roanoke county, Va,
in said District, who was, on the -th day Of
A. d., le7 adiadged Bankrupt on his own petit
ton by the District Court of said District.
Dated January o. 1879 K. II. LOGAN,
jan lost Assignee.
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C0RRECTIoN.-In reporting the proceed
ings of She Council last week, we stated
that Mr.. Burke had submitted resolution
instructing the Commonwealth 5 Attorney tC
proceed against delinquent taxpayers. The
word ''tax-payers. shonld have been tax
collectors, - that being the class Mr. Burke
desired to force to settlement.
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TUMBLED DOWN.-Last Monday night
the rear wall o. the Jail yard. adjoining Lew
is Creek, gave way and was deposited in the
bed of the stream. A day or two before. the
huge stone wall on the American Hotel side
gave way also and now the stream is almost
entirely damed. Should flood come be-
fore the debris is removed much damage
would result,
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For Sick OR NERVOUS HEADACHE. Co

For SICK OR NERVOUS HEADACHE, cos
tive habit, inactive liver, and to ward of
malarial fevers ''Dr. Swayne's Tar and Sar
saparilla Pills" are very effective. They
act gently, without any gripping or unpleas
ant sensation whatever, leaving no bad eff
feet, AS is the case with blue-mass or calomel
Prepared only by DR.. Swaync & Son, Phil
adelphia, and sold at % cents box by Bod.
eker Brothers, l444, Main street. Richmond
anc W. r. Tyree, No. 6 Main Street. Staun.
ton, Va, and all leading druggists.
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The Monroe Register states that Mr.. Vim.
d. Bolnger, of that county, reached the en-
treme age OF I03 years on the 10th inst, and
that he is still hale and hearty and appa-
rcntly good for another decade.
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Advertisements inserted at Leo per square for
first insertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount made for quarterly, half yearly.
and yearly advertisements.
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COUNTY TAXEs.-Up to the lst of Dee.
the amount of taxes paid to the County
Treasurer, for 1877, was 1926 H-STatc
S27, ST. 4, County, sl6,O55.72.
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''ITCHING PILES is very prevalent and
distressing complaint, the symptoms of
which are moisture, like rersplrarion, in
tense itching, especially at night, when un-
dressing, or after getting warm in bee, might
think pin-worms were crawling in and about
the rectum. the private parts are sometimes
affected. Do not suffer another hour, and
allow them to become aggravated while you
have pleasant and sure cure in ''Swayne's
Ointment Also cures letter and all skin
diseases. Mailed to any address on receipt
Of price, 80 cents a box, or three boxes for
$1.25. Address letters to DIR. Swayne 6
Son. Philadelphia, or the Richmond Agent,
or WIN. r. Tyree, No. Main ST., Staunton.
Sold BY all leading druggists.
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Abraham CARRIER, OF Shenandoah county,
Va. was robbed in Harrisonburg, last
week, of about $500 in money, cou-
pons and bonds. of which $3.50 was in cur
rency.
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Onr Roasted CofTces are by far the best
sold in Stanton, always warranted fresh
and good For sale by
c. A. RICHARDSON.
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For Fresh Fish, salt water oysters and al
kinds OF vegetables. go TO
G.. YEAGER q son.
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HAyERIY's MINsTRELs performed in the
Town Hall last night to large and delight
ed audience 1t is one Of Tie best tr0upcs
travelling. and never fails to draw a large
house
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NOTICE!

MY ACCOUNTS ARE MADE OFF TO JAN. LIST,
1879. ana all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed will please come forward and settle. After
this date all accounts Will be presented monthly,
md settlement will be required upon presenta-
ton. cannot afford to give longer credits. and
both purchaser and seller will be benefited by
the new SYSTEM as will be able to Sell at the
shortest profits.
<s- Remember all bills will be presented on the
first of each month and settlement required.
Respectfully,
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LOCAL

manufacture. best in Staunton-12c per ID, at
C. YEAGER e Sons.
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PENSION FOR THE MEXICAN VETER rs
For the past eight or nine years there has
been q lobby at Washington in the interest
OF procuring pensions for the veterans OF
the Mexican war, but the effort has not met
with much encouragement until at this SEES
sion. The applicants. however, have at
last found favor in the eyes of the Commit.
tee on Pensions, one OF whose members. Mr.
Hewitt, has shown himself very earnest ir
their behalf. lie has drawn up the neces.
sary bill for pensioning the surviving yolun.
teers, and last Thursday it was read to the
finance committee from which it will be re.
ported to the House. The bill repeals the
clause in the general pension law discrimi-
! mating against men who served in the Con-
| federate army, without which repeal the act
would not call for so much of draft upor
the Treasury, as 4 large proportion OF the
volunteers OF the Mexican war came from
the Southern States, and many Of them az
forwards fought under the Confederate col
ors. The advocates of the bill claim that it
, will not after all require heavy addition
to the pension lists. They say that the sur.
vivors only number few thousands and are
fast dying out. 1t is not proposed to pay
pensions to the widows or heirs of those
who lost their lives in the struggle with
Mexico.
The beneficiaries Of this act in this COM
munity number some fifteen or twenty OF
Capt. kenton Harper's old company which
left this place on the Goth of December.
1916, and campaigned for is months in Mex
leo there still survive the following: W.O.
Bickle, George Harlan, John Peer, William
Skeen, George Alexander, Samuel Helms,
Green B. Terrill, John Steele, J. S. Parent,
e. G. Merritt, Ro. Ii. Kinney, James
Bibey, S. FL. Hl5, G. Ii. Hulvey and D. A.
Slower There may be others, but these are
all we have been able to hearof.
The proposed law will give each MONTH
ly pension of IS.
The Washington correspondent of the
''Dispatch,'' of the 22d, says;
Senator Wthers is ready to report to the
full committee of the Senate bill in regard
to the pensions of veterans of the war of
1917, and the indications are that the COM
mittee will adopt the subcommittee views.
The bill gives a pension to all who served
fourteen days instead Of sixty days, as the
law now requires. 1t restores to the pen
slon-list all left Off on account of disloyalty.
The old law embraced only the widows of
those who married soldiers of 1872 prior to
1919, Senator Withers' bill includes the
widows OF those who married up to 1850.
Judge Harris is sure the House committee
will report the same changes,
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According to the almanac we are to have
four SHOWS this month, and tomorrow and
next day are to be the coolest of the winter.
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Gen. Williams has been elected u. s.
Senator from Kentucky to succeed Mr. Me-
Creery. after the 4tlI of March, 1879.
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Rev. Dir. Eccieston, recently elected Bish-
OPP OF the West Virginia Diocese. has de-
clined the position.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

Having removed to stanton. and opened a
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE in the building
recently owned and occupied by Mr.. P. B. Hoge,
on Gospel Hill. I am prepared to accommodate a
few regular and day boarders.
inn S4t MRS. w. H. PEYTON.
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STAUNToN ROASTED CoFFEEs of all vari-
eties-.Java, Laguayra, Rio, &C., for sale by
c. A. RICHARDSON.