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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31
Y. NJ. G. A.

Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. John Rob-
ertson led at the prayer meeting, making
some very suitable comments on the chap
ter read. Capt H. L. Hoover made an in
teresting report of the State Convention at
Salem, to which lie " as a delegate from
this Ass, citation. The matter Of greatest
interest coming before the Convention was
the employment of a State Secretary, a
messure which is of vital Importance to
the continued progress of the work in the
State and to the revival Of some anguish
ing associations. It was determined as a
temporary arrangement, to borrow the ser
vices of the National Secretary for five or
six weeks until the State Association can
see its way clear to employ Secretary of
its own.
Capt. w. A. McCue gave an account of
the Sunday School enterprise Of the Green
vile Association in the Piney Woods near
Greepville and presented a request from
that Association for some aid in building
school house on that missionary ground.
Rev. W. D. Morton, Of Morganfeld,
Kentucky, also made very acceptable adj
dress.
Judge Shetfey will conduct the services
next Sabbath at ~ P. NJ. The lesson will
be the 18th chap. of 1st Corinthians, and
being the first Sunday of the month the
ladies are invited.
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Annual Statement of the Baptist Church.

Last Sunday, at the Baptist Church, the
Committee on Finance of the Church, of
which Mr.. Jno. B. Hoge, is Chairman,
made report of the finances for the fiscal
year ending May 31st. At the beginning
of the year there was due from the sub
scriptions of the year before $4,000, and
the subscriptions for the present year
| 1,739.31, making total of $2,179. OF
this amount there yet remains due s1S6.95
on the old subscription, and $34O.93 on the
new. The amount received during the
year was 81, 4S1 .02 from subscriptions, and
| the basket $S4. 36-total $1,565.36. From
this was paid the pastor $177.36 balance on
last years. salary and 81 ,204.76 on account
of the present years salary, and $1S3.2l on
account of sections salary, insurance, in
cidentals, &C., leaving no balance onhand.
The deficit this year is $353.S9. The COM
mittee in their report suggest among
other things the Importance of the con-
gregation, as far as practical, making their
contributions on each Sabbath, and SO i'm
portant do they consider this that they
''hope, if there be any whose circumstances
will not allow of their pr operly contributing
out of their own resources as much even as
one cent per week, the Committee on Re-
lief will make some provision for them, as
brethren whose unfortunate condition
should not be allowed to rob them Of an
important privilege and blessing, that
they may be able to make an offering
weekly to the Lords cause.''
After the reading of the committees re-
port, the congregation contributed $685.
SO, much more than sufficient to cover the
existing deficit.
The Extension Committee Of the church
CT which MI Lewis W. Peace; is chair
man, reported that they had held four
prayer meetings month at private resi-
dences, besides large amount OF visiting
and holding services at houses OF the sick
or disabled.
The Sabbath School Committee, of
which Mr.. Jno. W. Todd, is Chairman. re-
ported officers, 81 teachers and 254 schol-
ars. OF these, 1O8 are members Of the
church, being rs per cent of it's member
ship engaged in Sunday school work.
Since Jan LIST, 60 new scholars have been
gotten into the school. There are in the
library 404 volumes. The collections for
the year were $3.50 05, averaging one cent
for each member of the school, every Sab
bath. The disbursements were $115.11
for papers and incidental expenses, and
$41. "a for benevolent purposes. There were
% additions to the church from the school.
The music under Mr.. Reynolds, chorister,
and Mrs. Leftwich, organist, has been
much improved.
The Committee on Strangers, of which
Mr.. G.. D. Pearman is chairman, reported
that they had diligently attended to their
duty during the year, which is to look af
ter strangers, coming to the city, and ex-
tend to them cordial welcome to attend
upon worship at the church.
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The County Court.

This Court, Judge Hendren presiding,
met on Monday last. the attendance being
larger than we have seen at court for
long time. The following is a summary
of the business transacted:
Probote.-John Waldron was appointed
guardian Of r. L. and J. A. Wilson, J.
L. Glendy qualified as administrator of
Daniel PAYNE, Thomas W. Lambert was
appointed guardian of Chas. Lambert, S.
A. Sl,iplett was appointed guardian of
BERTHE Summers, Meredith G.. Kerr was
appointed guardian of VIM. E. Curry, Pc
ter E. Houff was appointed guardian Of
Eliza 1. Slower, David s. Sheets was ap-
pointed guardian of S. G. and NJ. F. ST.
yer. VIM. E. Craig qualified as Admir- of
James G. Riley, John H. Jackson qualified
as Admir- of z. T. Thomas. Christina Y.
Parkins qualified and Adm'x of [. j. Par
kins, decd, Rebecca j. CARRIER qualified as
Adm'x of Isaac CARRIER.
Roods.-Road accounts aggregating
1855, 06 were allowed. The petition of A.
s. Young and others for a change of road
in the Pastures district, was granted and
J. B. Young, surveyor, was directed to su-
perintend the construction. The follow
ing appointments of Road Surveyors were
made: H. H. Fultz, precinct No. So, Bev-
erley Manor; Levi Picker, precinct No.
SO, North River; Chas. D. Crawford, pre-
cinct NO %, Middle River; John Miller,
precinct No. 2e, Pastures; land II. F. Lyle,
precinct No. IA, Beverley Manor. The
road at Cline's Mill was ordered to be re-
paired at cost not over $780, on the two
and three-ffths plan.
PERSONAL J. McManus, one of
the cleverest members Of the Staunton
'eHouse of Delegates obtained certif-
cate to procure license to practice law.
License Retused.-The application of
Aarriatt Steele. for license to sell liquor
at Midway, was opposed by citizens, and
reject ed by the court.
1reasamer's Bond.-The report of Com
missioner Waddell that the security on
the bond of Samuel A. Paul, County
Treasurer, was sufficient, was approved.
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CAPTURE OF A HORSE THIEF.-Henry
Wilson alias johnson, Waller, Smith, &c.,
Yves arrested and brought to Harrisonburg
last week for stealing horse from Mrs.
Bowman of Port Republic. The Com
mon wealth" says:
Wilson is about forty years Of age powerfully bus
about feet inches high, dark blue eyes, high
forehead, curly hair and large mouth. He was rec
ognlzed in Augusta as the man WHO, about three
years ago. bound han and foot, jumped through
from the sheriff who had him in charge: He credits
an injury of his feet to the bursting OF shell
during the war but it is believed that it the re-
suit OF mis- desperate leap from tile train.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Ma Daniel E. G.
Brady. we'll known citizen of Rock
bridge, and member of the Board of Su-
pervisors Of that county, fell dead last
Monday morning at his residence near
Buffalo Forge. He was a gentleman of
great public spirit and had just returned
from the N orth where he had effected the
sale of IA tract of some 5000 acres of land To-
Gated in his county, known as The Weaver
property. He was one of the proxies of
Dckbridge at the Stockholders meetings
of the Valley Railroad Co., and showed an
active interest in all that concerned the
road and the interest of his people in it.
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Decoration Day,

The preparations for the observance of
Decoration Day in Staunton on Friday,
May 18th, indicate that this memorial
observance will exceed all former ones in
It's extent and the number of visitors who
will be here. AT meeting of citizens
in the Courthouse, last Saturday evening,
presided over by Maj. H. NJ. Bell, and the
object Of which was explained by Col.
James II. Skinner, the following com
mittee Of arrangements was appointed:
John W. Abby. chairman. J: A. Cochran. Edward
Burke, Capt. j. G. Marquis ". A. Hudson, Meade.F.
Doyle, Robert W. Burke, John B. Sherer, Jr., A. E.
Miller, H. NJ McIlhaney, j Fred. Emnger Jacob
ner, Capt IL L. Hoover. Capt. James II Waters,
Charles Grattan, VIM. Patrick, Mai j. W. Newton,
d. A. KaySer, Gen John EchOlS, w. ii. II. Lynn,
Capt. John N. Opie and j nj. Hardy.
At meeting Of the committee Tuesday
afternoon, Mr.. Yost was chosen Secretary
and the following subcommittee for the
| city and county were appointed.
On Haavitations.- John Echols, Capt. Jane
Bumgardner, Jr and r. w. Burke.
On Uniting Military Tisitors-Capt. A. Fl. Futz,
Capt VIM. L. Bumgardner, and John w. Abby.
On Obtaining Subscriptions and Contributions
Charles L. Cooke ID. A: Kayser, Garrett G. Gooch,
Samuel f. MeGue CAPT Benton Koner Ce
Hayes Williams, Capt. G. W. SwOope and Capt.
Trevy. This committee acts with the whole COM
mittee.
Arra1gen1ents.-Capt. J. H. Waters, Capt. John
N. Ope, and H. NJ. McIlhaney.
Gov. Holiday will be among the distin-
guished visitors present, and Gen. Gordon
of Ca, is also expected to be present.
The committee on military invitations
have invited the Artillery companies of
Lynchburg, Richmond, Petersburg, the
Infantry companies, of Harrisonburg.
Danville, Winchester, Woodstock, and
Lewisburg, W. Va, and the Blues, Com
pany B., and Guard of the Commonwealth
of the LIST Virginia regiment, of Rich
mond.
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RESULT OF A CHRISTMAS FROLIC.-In
the county court, this week, the case of
Lee Timothy, WAS tried, for going into a
yard on Christmas day, where VIM A.
Harris, Frank Harris and Mrs. Geo. Har-
ris were standing, and firing loaded pts
tol in the direction of the party, the bull
let narrowly escaping them. He was fined
500 for this, and in another case for habit
ually carrying concealed weapons was fined
$50 by the court. A capias was ordered
against him.
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STOCK NorEs. Last Monday nine stock
cattle, two and three Year olds, owned by
Archer Hartman, with an average weight
of 1910 pounds, were sold to CapL. George
w. Swoope at $44, so per head. They will
be grazed, and marketed in the fall.
Mr.. Casper Koiner, near Koiner's Store,
has three cows each Of which has borne
twin calves within month past, and all
thrifty.
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DnATH OLA FORMER CIT1zE-

DEATH OLA FORMER CITIZEN OF
STAUNTON.-Dr Robt. Lewis Madison
Surgeon of the Virginia Military Institute.
died there Of consumption on Monday
night. He Was a great nephew of Presi-
dent Madison, and was the author of an
interesting sketch of Gen. Robt. E. Lee
of whoEa he was the family physician. DR..
NJ. was from Eas5 Virginia, but came to
Stanton to reside after the war and built
the ,esidencs. now occupied by DR., Sears,
On receiving his appointment at the V. M,
I, he removed tc Lexington.
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PROPERTY SALEs.-Mrs. M. G.. Har-
man has purchased the farm of Capt Lew
is Hartman, sold on Saturday last, for
$4,000. Jas. Bumgardner, Jr., commits
sioner, has sold the link land on the Blue
Ridge to Mrs. Mary A. link, for $1,100,
P. A. Baylor as commissioner, has sold 8
acres of land near Palmer's mill to P. O..
Palmer for $3.50.
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BASE BALL.-The Staunton Base Ball
Nine, which went to Bridgewater, Rock
ingham, Saturday, to play a match game
with the Bridgewater nine, were beaten,
the score being 10 to II. Thos. Smith, of
Staunton, Was umpire, and the Staunton
nine were G.. Taylor, Irvine, Kennedy,
1T, NEWMAN, Bellamy, W. Taylor, W.
J. Newham, Barrett and Roby. The Har-
risonburg Commonwealth says the
Staunton boys ''played very well for
amateurs"
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BELIEVES IN BETTER TIMEs.-A firm
commencing business in Staunton wished
to make long lease Of the building they
entered, but the owner declined, giving as
reason that good times were not far off
when he could get better price for the
property.
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STAUNToN HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Owing to services in several of the church,
es last Saturday night the House adjourned
without quorum. The repeal of the bill
IS to the property rights of married wo-
men, known as the Smith bill, and the
University appropriation bill will come up
for consideration tomorrow night. The
question of adjournment for the summer
vacation will also be discussed and full
attendance of members is expected,
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A NEW ENGINE.-Our neighbor the
sSpectator' has its press room now deco
rated by steam engine Of such nice ap-
pearance that it constitutes quite an orna-
ment. 1t gives it additional facilities in
the execution OF work and Is an evidence
of deserved prosperity.
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RETURNS OF THE MOFFETT REGISTER
IN AUGUSTA returns of the Moi
felt Register in this county for thu month
ending with April Both, showed $24 20 frodh
the manufacturers, The FIVE registers run
by the retailers registered 1,733 turns of
the crank with 1882 tax, making a total
! Of $6S.O2.
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THE RELIGIOUS BODIEs.-At the elec-
tion of Man .gers of tbs Board of Missions
by the General Conference, Rev. Dr.. Jno.
S. Martin, of Baltimore Conference, head
ed the list. Bishop Wightman is assigned
to the It'll district, which includes presl-
ding over Baltimore Conference at Salem.
November 5th.
At the Y. M. G. A Convention at Sa-
lem, Capt. 7. D. Ransom was chosen one
of the Vice Presidents, and DR.. r. S.
Hamilton, one of the corresponding mem
bers of the State Executive Committee.
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DECORATION DAY AT WAYNEsBoRO.-
Next Thursday, the 9Th of June, is fixed
for Decoration day at Waynesboro. The
citizens are making preparations that will
make the occasion, as it always is at that
patriotic town, worthy one.
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M A M H

ACE-TEIPLETON.-O the 22nd OF May,
1868, in Clarified Presbyterian church, by Rev.
Harvey Gilmore, MI. Andrew Wallace, of Lexng-
ton. end Miss Maria w. Templeton, OF Fairfield.
MORRIS-TH the residence of the brides
father. MIR Anderson Thomas i'll LeWiSburg, on
tie 22nd inst by Rev. T. s. E. Sxeas, Mr.. George
Morris and Miss Elizabeth J. Thomas all of Green
brer
WISE-REEVES.-Near Messy Creek Va May 2Sth
Mr.. Newton B. Wise, anu Miss Nettie ", daughter
Of George W. Reeves, Esq-al of Augusta.
FRYMIER-GROVE.- Near Waynesboro, Va. May
3Otli, Mr.. John Frymier and Miss Susan Grove,
daughter of Henry Grove, Es4-ail OF Augusta
SHIPLETT-SUMMERS. Near Deerfield Va. May
18th, Mr.. Scott A. Shiplett and Miss Berthe T.,
daughter of John Summers, Esq.,-all of Augusta
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FRESH ASPARAGUS at c. C. WHEAT'S.

maylO-H
A VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr C. W. Benson, a
Practical Physician, at LOG n Eutaw ST., Baltimore
Md, (Who has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomie combined, in certain proportion, inva-
rably cures headache either bilious dyspeptic ner
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness.
This is a triumph in medical chemistry and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail He pre-
pares it in pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore
-lpiscopal Methodist. So Sold by all Druggist and
country stores. marl.ly
PIANOS AND ORGANS If you wish to purchase
very superior Piano or Organ, equal in every ex-
cellence to any made, at Manufacturers Wholesale
Price, and thus save nearly one-half of your money,
do not fall before purchasing to write for catalogue
of descriptions and prices, to Post Office Box 1885.
New York.
feb15-ly -.
81. will buy pair Fine Calf Box Toe hand made
Boots, every pair warranted at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.
49, will buy Ladies Good Morocco Shoe and AZ. 5O
a-pair Of the best quality, at
WELLERS Boot and Shoe Store
full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats. as wei
as in Wool-Umbreas a full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash, at
JANIS c.. L. WELLERS
REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes no difference
how many Physicians, or how much medicine Won
have tried, it is now an established fact that Ger
man Syrup is the only remedy which has given com.
pete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung Disease II
is true there are yet thousands of persons who are
predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections, Con
sumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, Wh0oping COUGH
&c., who have no personal knowledge of Hoschee's
German Syrup To such we would say that $4,000
dozen were sold last year without one complaint
Consumptves try just one bottle Regular size rs
cents. Sold by all Druggists in America.
S. M. WILKES is Offering the best and cheapest
FURNITURE IN Stauntoh' may4-tf
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GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE FARM IN AU-
- GUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE FARM IN AU-
~ GUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
By authority of decree of the Circuit Court. of
Augusta, in the cause of Trouts Administrator &c
VS.. Trout's Widow, &C., the undersigned Commits,
sioner will offer for SALE at public auction in front
OF the court house, in the City of Staunton, on
Saturday, the Sth dag of June, 1873,
that very valuable tract of land in Augusta county
known as the Anderson farm.
This farm contains 1862 acres lies on the South
side OF Middle river and upon both sides of the Val
ley turnpike, by which it is divided into two nearly
equal parts.
>. The Valley Railroad also runs through part of
the farm, Verona station is not more than Oneforth
of a mile from the dwelling house on the place.
Flrst-class Touring mill distant but few hundred
yards. '
The land is of excellent quality, and lies well.
About 215 acres are well set in grass Water album
dant The improvements consists of a comfortable
and commodious dwelling, with seven rooms a good
barn 50x9O feet and also the necessary outbuildines
including number OF tenants houses.
The farm can be conveniently divided into two
smaller ones, nearly equal in size
IL IS seldom that such desirable property is offered
at sale. - - 0A'' ~
TERMs:-Enough cash in hand to pay the costs of
sale; the residue IN three equal annual installmens
from the day OF sale with interest from that day.
Tor winch the purchaser will be required to execute
bonds with approved personal security; and the IT,
tie to be Withheld as ultimate security
HUGH M. MCILHANEY
maylOtdS Commissioner.
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MANGANESE FOR EURoPE.-Thereh have
been shipped from the work, near Waynes-
boro nearly 1000 tons of manganese for
Europe. The works are now turning out
about ten tons a day,
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IUtdI $I614I
The Commissioners assessments we
approved as follows

approved rs 1OllOWS
Cattle, Z04;: Value s54112 Sheep, lie; value S.,
0.8. Hogs. 23,44; value SIS, 103.
North Riyer-No Of horses, 1,5l3; value, 49,. $40.
Cattle, 1862; value, $5S,G25. Sheep, 1865; value,
81, 99t Hogs, 1912; value, $l1,6l3
Middle River-No. of horses, 1,S52; value, $685.
$50. Cattle, 4.214; value s77,65l. Sheep, 1900;
value. $4:l79, Hogs, 1876; value, sl4,55S.
South Rver-No of horses. 1520: value, $780, $50;
Cattle 1899; value, $63 1855; Sheep 2069; value
$685.. Hogs, 4, l73; value, $50, ITO.
River heads-No of horses, 1881; value, 1895.
Cattle 256; value $685. Sheep, 1876 value, $60D
Hogs, 3, 1872; value, $l1,2l5.
PasturesaaNo. OF horses, 9S; value, $44 III
c ttle 3,C49 value, $i0,196. Sheep, LBS; value,
$3.50. Hogs .22,279; value, $5,g7S.
A few small accounts against the county were
presented and approved
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REMARKS.

We have to report further decline in wheat anu
-four Prices have reached as low figure as at any
time for two years The weather has been unusual
ly propitious for the wheat crop, and II there is
further drawback before harvest, the crop will be
very large one, in the valley at least. Our wheat
was not so forward the East Virginia wheat, and
consequently not so much damaged byrust.
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Gentlemen's Fine Calf Box Toe. and Plain Go
gress and Buckle CATERS, very low for Cash at
WELLER'S Boot, Shoe and Flat Store.
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Commercial.
SrAUNTON, May, 3Ot

STAUNTUN, IHdy, o0GlI, 100.
Family, S5251s535; Wheat-Fultz, SOC. Lancas
ter, sl.0O Corn, soc. Oats, Soc. Bacon 6@7, -thog
round); Lard 8@l0c Salte$l.75; Sugar-9c@9l4e;
Meal-56D60; Molasses-50c@$1; Butter-2Oc: Eggs
10 cents; Timothy seed, S1.25: Potatoes, 40c;
Wool washed 35c, unwashed Csc.
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city Notices.

To HAVE the neck variegated with Boils and the
face bedecked with Pimples and Blotches is the
acme of misfortune. Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture by its
health giving properties cures all these disorders by
purifying the Blood:
DESTROYED BY WORMS. CAN WE IMAGINE
more horrible death: Growing -gnawng
night and day until the vitals are eaten away
Shriner's Indian vermifuge will destroy and eject
those disgusting creatures from the intestnes. Ask
for Shriner's Indian Venmfuge.
As- For Sale by Geo. W. MAY g. Co. ga
The GREATEST NOVELTY IN STAUNToN. That
double famous Arctic bohemian pump, at the Viz
ginia Hotel bar. where the celebrated Bergner &
Engle, and Milwaukee beer is always drawn fresh
and cold.
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McILHANY has a large stock OF Pocket and Table
Knives at Fair Prices. mayl7
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ALWAYS reliable and efficacous. Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup never disapponts mothers and nurses but
cures at once the troublesome diseases of babyhood
Sold everywhere at Is cents bottle.
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MCILHANY is agent in this section of Virginia for
Dupont's Powder Mlers Fire-proof Safes, Cucunl-
Der Pumps, Patent Buggy and Wagon Wheels Cal
and examine. may17
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A New Observation-Disclosures. J. j. Foster & Co.
have fitted up an elegant new sample room in con-
nection with their establishment next door to the
B. o. Express Co.'S Office, which for taste and style
is superior to anything in the city. The place is
stocked with the finest liquors and cigars and the
services Of John J. Christian, one of the best bar
keepers in the State, have been secured.
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