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COFFEE at the Tea Store, L, i, 1s, and 70 g
Briefs.

|
Now is the time to transplant stove-pipes.
The Public Schools were opened yesterday.
What is the most neglected vegetable in
Stanton? A polieceman's beat. ,-.-rs. =,
! The weather is treating us with great 'cocl-
ness" and will soon doubtless siye Us cite 'Tdia
shoalae;f..s : ''s"''i' - We Pc , ssae'
| Important to tax-payers-The notice of the
Treasurer Samuel Paul to be found in our adver-
| Using columes.
| The rain fall as measured by Mr.. Geo. E.
Price during the past week was three inohee
and two-ffteenths. '"'<~
| We acknowledge, with thanks, an invitation
to the Piedmont Agricultural Fair which takes
pleace on the 18th, 10th, 18th and 18th Of Octo-
| Der. =H ~ -r... 81
| The ladies Of the First Presbyterian Church
will give an entertainment in their lecture
room on this TUESDAY evening Septembe-. =: H.
Proceeds to be aprl.ed to benegelent pudfp oses:
The public are invited. ''' ''' 49, - - -
We wer ss speaking Of the effect of,highliyipg
and it was refnarkad as an invalid approached
l-"There:comes one:of..yopE high-iivers.' Our
Johnny Immediately satd-"and now he has
no liver" o. A 49, .. ..., 800,
Il
day in watching the posting of the flaming
show-bills, which the advanced agents Ct ting
81 Elephant Show, 7aass Pait1hg Zip through
out the City
The Sovereign Council of the Sons of Jonadab
of North America will convene here to-day. A
number ofdelegates have already arrived, and
| the session VIII doubtless be one Of great benz
fit and importance to the orde-,
Companl %, propose to have "big reunion,
on octbberf 9th, Tie. seSdnd.dayy or Tie Augusta
County Fail. Every member is-hrged to attend.
For further infornation apply to E. g: Fish
burn Waynesb0fo, Of I, H4sshapde sn Faltzz
staunton.,' -. ~, - - '|. ''>''
The Lawn Ranty at TT. Defiance on Friday
the Goth INST. promises to be one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the kind given at that place
during the Summer. A special train will be
run from Staunton and the attractions offered
by the Committee. will fully compensate for
the small outlay required. Moreover it is CIV
en- for the benefit Of the Augusta (Old Stone
Church. and deserves a liberal patronage from
our citizens. The train will leave Stanton at
7 O'Clock t-r tt;s:t.i IS
| We call attenti on to the meeting Of the sur.
viving confederate soldiers Of the army o.
Nothern Virginia this evening at tie Ootsrt.
house. ,ItsiS for the purpose OF 'tevisihg means
to assist the members bfthe Louisiana Division
who are now sdffefing greater distress than
they ever did when bresting the shot aud she.
of the enemies hre,S They slnissal IpEa aid IS,
only in the name Of humanity. but In the
name Of the nerils and danger in which they
stood shoulder to shoulder with their comrades
in the common defence of our Country.
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ALBUM OF STAUNroN.-We have been shown
| some of the pictures of objects Of interest in
staunton which Mr.. A. Y. Lee proposes put
ting In his album Of the city, which he is now
getting up. They are true and excellent pictures,
and the album when completed will be book
without which no staunton man will feel his
centre table complete.
Spring stock Of boots and shoes at G. L.
WELLERS! Great reduction in prices! Be
sure and call,
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In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes OF temperature, ryain, wind, and sun
no wonder that our children, friends and rela-
tfves are SO frequently taken from us BY neg
!ected colds. half the deaths resulting directly
from this cause. A bottle of BOschee's German
Syrup kept about your home for Immediate use
will prevent serious sickness a large DOCTORS
bill, ana perhaps death, by the use Of three or
four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor-
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or
any disease OF the Throat OF Lungs, its success
is simply wonderful as your druggists will tell
you. German syrup Is now sold In every town
ana village on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For
sale by DR.. N. WAYT & BRo., or G.. w. MAY 4
Co. dao1
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"German Syrun,a

Mother medicineia the world was ever given
such test CT IFS curative qualities as Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two million
four hundred thousand small bottles W this
Druggists IA this country 20 those atfiieted with
ConsumptioA, Asthma, Group, severe Coughs.
Pnsgmonla and other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs giving the American people unde-
niable proof that German Syrup viii cure II an.
The result has been that Druggists in every
town and village in the DATED States are rec
Druggist, aHa ask what they know about it.
Saltple Hotties 10 cents. Regular size. Three
doses VIII relieve any case. For sale by DIR. n.
WAIT q BRO. and @. w. MAY & Co. decls-eoW
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WEATHER REPoRT.-Range of Thermometer
in the Office of the Virginia Hotel during the
mast week

During the pest week the weather has been
very pleasant--regular fall weather. The warnl-
est days were "Wednesday and Thursday du-
ring which 1t rained continually. On Thurs
day the rain fell in torrents during the whole
day, and heavy wind-storm accompanied by
rain prevailed during the greater part Of the
night.
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HOW LOST. HOW nj

MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RE-
VN STORED! Just published, new edi-
ton of DR.. CulyertOn's Celchr0ted Essay
on the radical cure (withoat medicine) of Spei-
matorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involunta-
ry Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physica, Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
ETC., Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced
by self-indulgence or sexual extrayagance, &c.
AEPrice in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years.
quences of Self-Abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal rnedi-
cine or the application of the knife; pointing
out mode of cure at once simple, certain and
eftectual, by means of which every sufferer,
nomatter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately. and radically.
A1 This Leciatre should be in the hands of ev-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address the Publishers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann St., New York: Post Once Box, 1856
oct18-1y -
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"Helen's Babies" This work is acknowledge
ed to be The best selling article in our book
stores. Druggists. however. say that DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup sells better than any other medi-
cine ills always reliable.
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c. A. RICHARDSON does not advertise the
prices of his goods. When you call at his place
Of business you will find his goods as cheap as
the cheapest and as good as the best A.,
suppiy y. A@AA -..ocERIES always on hand.
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Sudler.s COmpOund.-Theb best cheap Fer.
tilizer in the market, $s4 cash per ton. =
sepl0.2t ]. 4, GRAHAa.

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VIRGINIA PARASITIC Fairs for 1S7s-The
Agricultural Fairs of the State for the present
year will be as follows: -rr
Leesburg Fair, September the 18th, 18th, 10Th
and Goth. n
Abingdon Fair, September the 25th, Goth and
27th. A a
Alexandria FaiA october the Ist, I'd, and Sd.
Wytheyille Eat, October the Cd, Sd and ath:
TaEeweal Fair; October the Sth, 9th and 10th.
Baldwin Augusta Fair, October the Sth. 9th
and 10th. - 49,.
winchester Fair, october 18th. 10th, 18th and
lstAii /" - .t.I1
Fiedmont (Gulpepperl Fair, October the 18th,
10Th. fzth' and 18th. 80 ~ 4 = - ~ F.
pulaski Fair,-
Lynohburg Fair, october the 2ad, sd, Gath and
25th.
Rookbridge County Fair. October Esd, aath
and 25th. M
State Fair, Richmond Va, October 10Th, soth
3lst and Nov. LIST. So
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DEATHS.

Obituaries are charged ser at udDertisin0 rates.
Notices u da4sgsss rasb tiahed 0ratssitoatslu.
CAEsOA.@Sept. and, near Old Providence
CHURCH. Mrs. Amanda Carson wife of Robert
Carson
JosEPH.-We are sorry to chronicle ths death
Of our friend Mr. john JosepA, near Pine Run
Chapel. who dspafssd this life On Sunday
morniHs. Sept. LIST, ISIS,
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GROCERIES! GRocERIEs!! A large stock o
Choice Groceries, Teas, Coffees. Sugars Spices
&C., g., for sale at the lowest cash prices by
c. A, RICHARDSON,
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Cor. MAIN AND NEW srs., sTAUNToN, VA.
READERs:-
.McGuffey's End. Bird, 4th, 5th eth; Howe's La
dies Reader; Shakesperian Reader: HoWe's
ladies Book of Reading and Recitation.
-ARITHMETICs. ALGEBRAs, &c.:-
Rays Primary, Intellectual, Rudiments,
Practical and. Higher Arithmetic; Rays
Part lst I'd, New Elementary and Higher Al
gebras; Dayies's Primary, intellectual, New
tics; Davies's New Elementary Algebra, Uni
versity Algebra, New Elementary Geometry
ana sItica Ir1lgsonSaaetry, Legendre Bourbon. Ana
termediate and Complete Arithmetics; Ioomis
Algebra; Bradbury's Trigonometry and Sur
Vey1ng; Gummere's Surveying.
HISTORIES
Pinnock's England, France, Rome Greece !;
Goodrtch's Pictorial United States England,
iey's Universal History; Hume's History Eng
land Students Series); LiddelPs Rome (Stu-
dents Series); Andsrson's General History !;
Stephens History United States.
GRAMMARs:
Browns Institutes of Grammar; Smiths
Clark s Practical; Bulllons Analytical; Bing-
hams, and Harvey's.
COMPOSITION, RHETORIC, de-
Quack enbos's Advanced Course and First
Lessons; Blair's Rhetoric University Ed
Boys Rhetoric; Brookfield's Composition;
A~AASJ SSNhOi"AS MApdulOH
MENTAL. AND MORAL Philosophy
Abercorbie's intellectual and Moral Philos-
ophy; Alexander's Moral Science; Ravens
} Mental Philosophy.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY & CHEMISTRY
Steele's II Weeks in Philosophy and CheMis-
! try; Wells Philosophy and Chemistry; Peter
sons Familiar Science, Qarge and smal1)
LATIN AND GREEK
| Arnold s Latin Prose Composition; Anthon's
Cicero, Horace, and Caesar Smiths Principal
and Cesar: Leighton's Greek Lessons; Rem
bricks Greek Ollendorff; Billions Greek
Reader; Liddell & SCOTS Greek Lexicon; An
! thon's Latin Dictionary Freund-Leverett's
Latin Lexicon; Donegan's Greek Lexicon.
FRENCH AND GERMAN
| AdleF's Progressive German Reader; Fas-
| quelle's Introductory and Advanced Course in
French; Fasquelle's Napoleon; Bolmar's
comment on Parle"; Chapsal's Literature
Franchise, Spiegs & Surrennes French Die,
large ed, spiefs & surrennes Fench Die. school
-BOOK-KEEPING.-
Bryant & Stratton's High School, Counting
House, and Common School; Crittenden's High
| Mathews, Fnlton's, and Eastman's.
SPEAKERS AND ELOCUTI0N:=
Coppee's Academic Speakers Elements O
dssp saq p csHK 2s nyss
sive Speaker by Coates; Oxford Senior and Ju
nior Speakers; Seggeants intermediate Speak
er; JVvinile, and Exhibition Speakers; Manu-
al of EIocntion; Lovelfs Young Speake
/ Northendis American Speaker; United State
Speaker; McIlvaine's Elocution.
Above list is what have in stocS any 9th
ers may be obtained if desired.
have also large stoc< of New School Tex
Books and School, Stationery, embracing ever,
thing for tho School room. ~ Special Dis
count t. Teachers.
w. L OLIVIER, bookseller.
| sep3-4t Ataunton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-09-17
a GARn-

To MI Wha are suffering from the errors and
lnalscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss OF manhood, &c., will send re-
cipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by emission
airy In South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T.. Inman, Station
D. Bibke House, NeaO Pork CNu. - nos IY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-09-17

THE GREAT ELEPHANT RAILReAp Men
AGERIH AEH C4REga.LHad Aftelnus Ward
lived to see the above great combination of
wild beasts and agile artists, which is to exhib-
it in Staunton on Monday, Sept. Both : ,,,,,,d
have found in IL o., - $50 ""uAo
-"' w." ~ -. answer to his solemn query
Of why 1t was that it took three grown up per-
sons to escort one child to circus. AND as an
advanced argument in the affirmative OF the
question. we stbioin the fo1iowihg critical en-
dorsement of such high authority as the Pitts
burgh Daily Consnaercidl :: i'l'si-+ ". '.i1as
"No finer or more complete collection of wild
beast and birds has eyer. been .e$ hibtted here,
while some Of I'd EN- put IL ap appearances for
the first titne, Xniong theseven elephants, the
nursing twin-babies attract much attention,
and their trumpet-like Wailings when deprived
of tb cir pap bottles were most ludicrous. Tie
circus programme, though a long one, was pre-
scented with such vim and eclat as to keep up
both excitement and vocife-oiis paudits. The
bareback riding was brilliantly artistic, Messrs.
Ewers, Barclay and Master Willie Sells being
abreast of the most noted eQuestrians of the
day. The battOute leaping over the herd OF
camels, the double somersaults and bar and
trapeZe performances were exceedingly fine, as
in tact waS this hQle gymAastic business. The
brother act OF the, Milton Jaspers was applaud
ed to the echo. and the acts and antics of Willis
CObb's equestrian and clown dogs. monkeys
and goats evoked roars of laughter The clowns
were much better and ,briefer than the average,
and the entire psttacftaanoe presented n ele-
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Oyster! oysters Oysters !y-Oyster
Soup, 10 cts. large Oyster Stews, Is cts, at Viz.
ginia Hotel Eating Bar.
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To those who are so unfortunate as to become
permaturely gray, or Whose hair exhibits ten
dency to fall of, We reqomm end a trial of Hal, s
Hair Rs2lsMeT: We do SO with the utInoss CON
.Hep2e because 1t Is everywhere received with
Its s4ch a sure foundation that 1t is known and
used In all civilized countries-Addison(N IN. ~
Advertiser : "
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GPECiAI attention paid to Compoundins
~ Prescriptions, by w. r. TYREE,
auN Druggist Main St., Staunton, Va.
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, for sale
L by w. r. TYREE, Druggist,
auG Main ST.. ssaanf5n, Va.
HAVE the s CT, CktaAIi Of the day. Try
l. them. W. Il. TYREE, Druggist,
Gnz& Stanton, Va.
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ANNOUNCEMENrs.
oR-CONf3REss

We are authorized to announce CAPT. JOHN
fAUL. OF Rockingham, as q candidate to rep
resent Inc Seventh Congressional District in
sep3-tde f"- - = : =
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LAWN Party 1T Mt. s1LNEY.-lhe ladies' Of
Mt. Sidney and viciaity win, on the 9th inst,
will givea most delightful entertainment in the
Church Grove continuing from 2 O'Clock to 10
P. NJ. the proceeds Of which are to be devoted
exclusively to repairing the M. E. Church South
at Mt. Sidney. most excellent supper will be
furnished for Is cents, and all kinds Of delicate
refreshments will be set forth by the fair hands
of the fair maids and matrons of that neighbor-
hood. The grove will be Illuminated and the
stonewali Band viii be present to lend music's
charming sounds to the other attractions of the
entertainment. Pr arf = ~
The Hon. John T. Harris and Capt Paul are
expected to epreseltand discuss their chances
! for Congress. = - = 80 ~
If tickets enough are not sold to run the
train, all those who bought tickets for the ex-
cursion can have their money refunded by re-
turning their tickets at Maj. !, W. Newton :
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REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Doors AND Shoes
Il have just returned from the East VIII a
large stock of boots ana shoes, Purchased at
such prices that qaAncS fail to please.
c. L. WELLER.
Just received q large stock Of hats for gentle
men, boys and children. Of latest style, which
will be sold very low.
T., WELLER
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CIrY SEWERAGE. We are glad to see that the
City Council has before It propagation looking
to the Thorough sewerage of the city. As we
understand it, it Is not proposed to do the whole
work at once. but as the finances Of the ty
will permit. This is a matter of great import
ance to the future health and growth of the city
and shonld notbe frowned down by any system
of false economy. It need not be done oil at
once. but so%e measure looking to . future
system of thorough sewerage should be adopt
ed. or otherwise our city will soon; with its in
creasine population become the hot bed OF some
terrible Epidemic. Not that 1t is so now. butit
will necessarily become SO. We will have
more to say on this Important subject hereafter.
An ounce OF preventive is worth pound 81
cure. - s-f 80 - =
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Ladies' Newport ties and slippers, all styles
just received and sold very low at
G. L. WELLER'S.
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C. A. RICHARDSON

TEAS, CoFFEEs, SUGARS, SPICES, &C., DC. !
-" stock of Choice Groceries for sale by
i i - - & G. A. RICHARDSON,
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personal---very. M. STANLEY. the Justly
famous explorer Of Africa, was weighed afew
days since at the World's Exposition in PARIS
was found to be 1917 pounds. or 90 pounds more
than when he left the Dark Continent 4he
three years Of exposure and suffering he has
experienced are manifest in his appearance
He is very gray, and has wan and almost hag-
gard look, but is now rapidly recovering his
usual health and yigor.
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p1cs1e AT OLD fRov1DENcE.-Qr Saturday
last, the Grange at Old Providence had picnic
and splendid dinner. and a large number OF
persons were present to enjoy the good things
80 bountifully set forth. The Grange at Arbor
Hill was invited, and was ably and heartily rep
resented by number of its officers, including
several ladies' Col. Williams and the Master
Of the Grange. Ar. Mcclure. made everybody
welcome and did the honors OF the day most
handsomely.
After most excellent dinner was disposed Of
the party assembled to listen to a very appro-
pirate address by Mr.. Brown Allen. which he
delivered in his usual felicitous manner. The
occasion was IN every way an enjoyable one
and the Grange at Arbor Hill desire US to ex-
press their thanks for the handsome and pleas
ant manner in which their Representatives
we're entertained, and hope soon to reciprocate
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The quantity Of Pork and other improper
food consumed is enormous and produces Its
acknowledgements in innpmerable types of di-
sease, especially.those, ofthe blood exhibited by
Pimples, Blotches stores. etc., all of which,
however, yield rapidly and surely to Dr.. Bulls
BLOOD Mixtqre. 80
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EXCURSION FROM KEFrucKY.-On last We'd
nesday the ex cursion of merchants. farm ers and
businsss mea from the WESTERN pait of kentuc-
ky passed through here under conduct Of the
veteran excursion Maj. n. Il. Hotchkiss on
their way to Richmond. They were met at the
depot by the "Stonewall Brigade Band. which
played some very fine music whilst the train
stopped at the depot There were about one
hundred and fifty excursionists from different
parts of Kentucky. They were on their way to
Richmond, and other points Of Virginia, for the
purpose ofseeing the country and establishing
business RELATIONS With our people. "''"'
Such excursions are of great benefit to the
comm ercial interests OF four State, and we do not
know Of any man who can conduct them with
better success or with greater pleasure tothe ex-
cursionists than can the "Old Cherokee Maj.
Hotchkiss. &
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Attestion Old soldiers
MEETING OF syRvIyING C0NFEDKRATE soL-
Drrps-roME ONE, COME ALL!

Pursuant to a published request of meeting
of surviving members Of the virginis Diviaion.
on TRursday last, to devise means for the relief
of old comrades Of the Louisiana Division now
appealing to us for aid In their extremity. and
meeting for the purpose. I hereby request that
all surviving Confederate soldiers, residing
here, Will assemble at the Court-house at
take steps for the collection Of funds for that
object. MARSHALL HANGER.
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CHEsTER'a CUBE ron ASTHMA, fol
~ sale by w. r. TYREE, Druggist,
auH Main ST., Staunton, Va.
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Attention Farmers.-Farrners are respect
fully requested to call at the old stand Of g. E.
Price, and examine the FARMERS FRIEND
CRATE Drill, fer sale by PRICE d Miller. This
is complete and perfect working drill, and We
guarantee satisfaction. We do not ask any,
body to accept simply our statement about
what the implement will do, but can refer
them to some Of the best farmers in Augusta
county. who used the Drill to their entire sat-
isfaottop. The Fertilizer attachment is partic-
ularly good. Gall and see for yourselves:
The afternoon and evening receipts Of the
Great Elephant Railroad Menagerie and Circus
Rt Winchester. on Friday. Sept. 9th, will be
donated to the yellow fever sufferers. The ex-
hibitions are to be given under the immadiate
management OF the Mayor Of Winchester. and
very handsome sum for the noblest of pur-
poses ought to be realized.
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WANTS.

10000 HPss.s Wzs AZ WHEAT
We wish to buy wheat delivered at our mill
In WaynesborO' or any Depot on G. & o. r. r,
Highest prices in cash. VIII furnish best
ground Plaster delivered at any station On G. &
% H. Also hest standard fhosphates. also
ARTICLES 10 anpfacture your own Phosphate.
Yours, respectfully
SMITH q PATTERSON,
July 18th, 1873. lyA-Sn Waynesboro', Va.
MISUNDERSTOOD FEET OF
Dry Walnut Lumber.
OF al thicknesses, for which the highest cash
au2-3m H. J. LUSHBAUGH & BEO.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS AND TARLEAU4
AT ARAoR HILL.-fhe Arbor Hill and Middle
brook Clubs gave a concert and tableaux at
Arbor Hill on last Friday night. which was
quite successful entertainment. They will
give two more entertainments on next Thurs
day and Friday nights. in the new Grange
building, for the benefit of the yellow fever suf-
ferers. The Middlebrook string band will be
present, and a very delightful entertainment is
anticipated. The cause for which, the proceeds
will be appropriated is a most deserving and
laudable one, worthy Of the patronage of all.
Mr.. C. A. Richardson request us to say to his
numerous friends and patrons that he has safe
ly returned from Europe, and settled down to
business with the determination to sell ali
kinds Of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES at the
Lowest cash rates. FINE TEAS, CoFyEEs, ST.
CARS, and SPICES speciality, also every kind o.
select goods usually kept in a first-class Groce.
ry and Supply Store.
Mr.. Adolph Loeb, Of Loeb Bros, is now in the
eastern cities selecting general line of Fall
and Winter Goods, the advance lots of which
are now being received. The store room O.
this enterprising house is being enlarged to 40
commodate their increasing trade, and the In
oroosad stock they ara now layinp in 80
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AdleF'z Progressive German Reader; Fas-
Quelles Introductory and Advanced Course in
French; Fasquelle's Napoleon; Bolmar's
French Verbs, Elizabeth, Paul and Virginia
Comment on ParAe''; ChapsaPs Literature
Francaises Spiers & Surrennes French Dc,
large ed, Spiefs & Surrennes Fench Die. school
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-09-17
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Corrected weekly by q. A. RICHARDSON
yrApNTON. SEPT!!3. 1878.