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FRITH-COOK.-On January 10th, at the residence
of the brides parents, No. AZ Warren avenue, Bal
timore city, BY Rev. DR.. Thomas Daugherty,, MI
Alfred B. Firth, youngest son OF the late William
FIRTH of Hackney London, England, to Miss Mary
E. Cook, eldest daughter OF James H. Cook, Esq,
of Baltimore.
FISHER-LOUGH.-At the residence of the BRIDES
father on the 3Oh ult, by Rev. j. C. Sedwick l. N
Fisher, of Spring HILL Augusta county, Va, and
Miss Melissa Tough, of Franklin, W. Va.
CARPENTER-OTEY.-On Dec. Goth, at Gish's Mill,
county X By Ks Dr. W.
county to Miss Mamie Otey, of Richmond, Va.
TYSON-PARROTT.-A the Episcopal church,
Charlottesville, Jan: 9Th by Rev. Dr. Hanckell, Mr..
WM Tyson 70 MS MSS LOUIE M rapf III III dangater
Hotel Attendants, Dr.. John Lewis and Miss LIZ
zie Parrott; .ushers, Messrs. Robt. L. Meade and
Geo. M. Cochran.
by Rev. Dr. J S. Martini of the Methodist Church,
Mr.. j. T. Walker, of Batesve, to Miss Gussie V.
daughter OF Capt VIM. Rockwell. of Waynesboro.
BowMAN-DAvIs.-In the Reformed Church, at
BOonsbOro', Md, on the Sth OF January, 1878, by
Rev. S S. Miller Rev. J. G. Bowman, Pastor of
the Refol med Church at shepherdstown v. Va,
to diss Amelia LAWS, daughter of Hon. Elias Da-
Wis, decd, of the former place
GARBER-ROOT.-Nea New Hope January 18th,
Mr.. Jacob C. CARRIER, and Miss Hannah F. Root,
daughter of the late Martin Root, all Of this CO.
RgNKLE1 !; New Sf:s Pert January 18TH
of James Lucas, ESq-all OF this county.
LUCUS-LOWMAN.-Ne Moffetts Greek, Jan, 18th
MI. VIM. T. Lucas, and Miss Maggie E., daughter,
Of David F. Lowman, Esq,-all OF this county.
FISH Stauntor, Va, January
I5ti Mr.. John K Fisher, of StauntOn, Va, and
Miss Eliza Jane, daughter of Samuel r. McClain,
of Augusta.
SNILEY-REED Near Brownsburg Va January
18th, Mr. Samuel G. Smiley, of Rockbridge co. and
Miss Henrietta, daughter OF Andrew Reed, Esq,
gOf this county,
TOLL
ana NE ~ Sidney a dangeE ii
Joseph H Craun, Esq, all of this county.
BRAITHWAITE-MAGAL Harrisonburg, on
Thursday evening last, January 10 1873, by Rev;
NJ Esan H G ;a E. BrathWate (fofmefy Oh
ROOT-CAMERON.-AtM Mt Crawford, on Jan 10, by
Rev. H. W KinZer, Jessie H. Root of Augusta,
and Miss Lollsia J. Cameron, of Rockingham.
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FELL THE STREET.-Y esterday
morning, near the Lutheran Church, Mrs.
Jas. Timberlake. colored, fell in az apop-
lectic attack near the Lutheran Church.
A large crowd of colored persons gathered,
bnt none seemed disposed to render assist
ance, which had to be done by the whites,
and it was with much difficulty that per
sons of her own color could be persuaded
to take the suffering woman to her home.
The blacks seem to have dread Of aiding
in sudden death or illness.
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THREE MONTHS OF THE MOFFETT
PUNcH.-The Moffett register in Staun-
ton yielded in October $782,64, November
s441, ~ and December $5Sl.76. The fair
was in the first month and Christmas in
the third making larger returns. The re-
ceipts for a year will probably average
$3.50 per month, which will give $4,000 per
anuum.
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The GRAND MASTERS STAUNTON HAS
FURNIsHED.-The little city of Staunton
has furnished no less than five Grand
Masters of the Grand Lodge of Masons of
Virginia. They were D. W. Patteson,
elected Dec IL, 1926; Levi L. Steven
son, Dec. 10, 1886; J. W. Smith, Dec. II,
1913; James Points, Dec. II, 1S4S, and
VIM. H. Hartman, Dec. Is, 1868.
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COUNTY SUPERvIsORs.--This Board
met Saturday and issued two warrants of
ST. 900 each to A. H. H. Stuart and D. S.
Young for payment for the office at the
jail corner. III. J. Lushbaugh was reques-
ted to estimate the cost of new roof for
the court house and new fence for the
court yard. Messrs. S. "A. East, W. 7.
Rush and VIM. Crawford were appointed
to report a plan and estimate for a new
barn at the aims house.
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VISIT TO THE PTBLIC SCHooLs.-Hon.
VIM. L. Balthis, the Mayor paid an official
visit to the Public Schools of the city on
Tuesday. He made the round of all the
schools, white and colored, attended by
Superintendent Ladd. The scholars in
many of the schools were summoned to
give evidence of their progress and the
children sung some of their sweetest songs.
The Mayor was highly pleased with the ev-
licences of the efficiency Of the school sys-
tenn which he saw.
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Safe and Sure.

MR.. II. r. STEVENS.
In 1872 your VEGETINE was recommended to me
and, yielding to the persuasons OF a friend, l con
scented to try it, At the time | suffering from
general debility and nervous prostration, supern
duced by overwork and irregular habits. Its wonder
affect my debiitated system from the first dose; and
under its persistent use rapidly recovered, gaining
more than usual health and good feeling. Since then
qualified Endorsement as being a safe, sure, and pow
erful agent in promoting health and restoring the
the only medicine use, and as long as live never
expect to find a better.
Yours truly,
W. HI. CLARK
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X7ALUABE FARM FOR RENT. AND PER-
v SONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Under ecree in DINERS Admir- VS. Coiner's
Widow ais. l will offer on the premises, on
Tuesday, January 22nd, 1878.
to let to the high resp Nnsible bidder, for a
term of Six Years or less
THE. ] HARVEY COINER HOME FARM,
(less the part talen for dover, con tanning
1853 Acres, Rood, of first class " heat and
Grass land, including tim Der, with fine young
orchard, about 800 bearing Apple tree and also
Peach trees, well watered, old house and barn,
land in fac state of cultivation Lying about
a mile North West from Fishersville Depot on
G. so R R
At same time and place, will sell at auction
the following personal prop erty viz: q Brood
Mares, l Spring Colt, Mich Cows, l Bull,
a lot of good young o. tile, 2 Brood Sows, a
lot of Shoats. l Wagon, Buggy rake and some
other farming implements.
Terms made known at sale-Satisactory Sc
curty required.
HENRY H.HAMILTON,
Special Receiver Estate of T j.. e Cuner.
dec27-tds
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CHURCH NOTEs.-Rev. VIM. E. Baker,
at Wednesday evening lecture, preached a
Sermon on family government.
At the Lutheran Church Wednesday
evening there were about rs persons pre-
sent to hear Rev. Mr.. Haskell, the new
minister-more than double the usual at
tendance.
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CITY CoURT.-This Court, Judge John
Green Smith presiding, closed its term
Wednesday. Chas. Blainey, colored, tried
for forging the name Of N. NJ. Cartmell to
an order on S. Hilb was acquitted it being
proven that he could not write. Jerry
Crawford was convicted Of having wife
without being married and fined 500, pay
able when he is caught.
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TUR RENT.-OOTTAGE HOUSE and LOT
Il on Main Street, next to grounds of Enstitu
ton for D. D. l. B. Dining Room; P, ilor, and
one Chamber and Hall warmed by Basement
Heater. An Office neatly fitted up for profas~
sional or business man, and entered hy side
porch from street Three Chambers, Dressine
Room Bath Room, Linen Room and Lar 2
Pantry Servants House with Kitchen. two
Bedrooms and Lumber Room Wood house,
Coal Lockers, and Stable for Horse Or Cow. 4
comn,ate aad omfortable residence and desira-
BILE lcca1ion, apply to
nov23-tf. THOMAS d. RANSOM
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BURNED TO DEATH.-On Friday even
ing last, about dark, Mrs. Bailey, a ven
cradle lady living near Hebron Church,
went into the cellar with kerosene lamp.
AS she stayed there an unusual time some
other members of the family went down,
and were Mortified to find her lying on the
floor. her clothing burning and the broken
lamp lying near. Her injuries were SO
serious as to cause her death the next
day,
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HEAVY PENALTY ON A BRIDEGROOM.
John Edward Maybush, of Augusta
county, an employee of the Chesapeake &
Ohio r. R., was tried in the Hastings
charge of having procured Jno. B. Graves
to swear falsely to the age of Miss Annie
E. Humphreys to obtain marriage Ii
cense. Maybush was boarding with Miss
Humphreys parents at the time and ran
off with and married her. He was con-
victed and sentenced to one year in Jail
and $50 fire. Graves was also tried, but
the jury in his case disagreed. Maybusl
had only been married three days when he
was arrested.
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A Long SPELL.-On Tuesday las.
Michael Whalen a tramp, was arraigned
before Mayor Balthis for stealing pair OF
boots from l.. Cohen, On New st, Mayor
Balthis heard the case and awarded him
six months in the chain gang.
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LAST NIGHT at the two halls in Grange
Building two good audiences were assem-
bled Maj Jed Hotchkiss delivered his
lecture on 'sThe Story of the Rocks" to
most attentive hearers, who would not al.
low him to stop until he was through.
Prof. Scharf among other pieces read the
Breach of Promise trial from the Pickwick
Papers. His audience showed their appre-
citation by frequent and loud applause.
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IRIS.

Alaska Seal Sacques, from $500 up.
Alaska Seal Muffs, from $500 up.
Alaska Seal Boas, from 5000 up.
Mink Muffs and Boas, from $3.50 aset upward
Silk Fur Lined Garments, from $500.
Alaska Sable Sets, from $3.50.
A good set of FurS as low as $500.
a8- Our Goods are all first-class. We make a
point to fill all orders exactly and to the interest of
purchasers. We guarantee all purchases to be salts
factory to buyers and stand ready to remedy all
We invite ORDERS convinced that first trial
will insure us the regular custom hereafter.
All orders for Goods to be accompanied by the
money, or where parties wish, Goods Will be sent by
Express c. o. D. Where the remittance is too
large we alW avs return the difference
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL
Il PROPERTY.
By virtue of deed of trust executed to the
subscriber b. George Pelter, dated the l4th
day of August, 1871, and recorded in the Clerk 8
office of the County Court of Augusta in deed
book Al, page So shall at the request of
Messrs. Smith and Patterson, the bene6ciaries
in said deed, proceed to sell at public auction
at the residence of said Pelter, on
Friday, the 25th day of january, 1878,
FOR CASH, the property mentioned in said
deed viz: bag mare, two years old | chestnut
sorrel mare colt, one year old, | colt about nine
months DID, one mich COW and one heifer.
T. A. BRUCE,
Jan4-4t Trustee
Waynesboro, Va.
SALE AT II O'CLOCK
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STANTON ENrERpRlsE.-A very cred

STANTON ENTERPRIsE.-Ave very cred
liable offspring of the house of J. Bum
gardner & Sons, has made its appearance
on New Street at Cochran's old tobacco
stand, under the style of VIM. L. Bum
gardner & Co., Lieut. John McQuaids is
the Go. This is retail liquor and Cigar
Store, and their outfit in wines, liquors,
cigars and tobacco is complete and choice.
Here old and rare brands or novel and less
costly articles in their line may be found
to suit the taste or fancy of any of the nu-
merous friends of the popular gentlemen
associated in this new firm, Capt. W. II.
Fowle well known gentleman of courte-
GUS address will assist in the business.
For particulars consult advertisement.
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HANDSOME SET Or FURNITURE.-Mr.
S. M. Wilkes this week received a set of
drawing-room furniture of walnut ordered
by Col. J. L. Peyton, at cost Of $3.50.
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no MIS- 3ioN EKa SALE nf a ~ E
EULD ESTATE IN VALU aBLE
PRO aEATY.--Pursuant to dscree OF the Cir
cult G ,urt Of Bath County in the Chdncery cause
of The Lo wmoor Iron Company W. The
Panther { ap Iron Company. wewill, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2etA, 1878,
in front of the store of Go Oh & Co atMin5oro
Depot. Bath County, Va expose to sale, by
nublic auction, to tbs kigbesi bidder, the Lease
hold estate OF the Paather Gap lion Company
in Nv I've adjacent tracts Of land situated n aud
near Panther Gap. ..aTtly in tsth county md
rareIy in Rockbrdee county, Va and Coz
taieina 10 tbs aggregate about 10, Goo acres
The Ind are heavily timbered ard sre sid
to ontain large deposits Of vsiuable iron ore.
The Improvements consist CT charcoal furnace,
erected abou four yes'sigo, nj al OF the
necessary and usual buildings and appointments
for oper It ne Il furnace making pig iron, &C.
The furnace and buildin 5 are comparatively
new, ard wire erected by the Panther Gap ron
Company.
The estate that we propose to sell consists Of
the pc petua privilege Of using he said lands
tor he purpose Of erecting and operating fur
nace including the iv, eye OF erecting AID
using all buildings uettssary tor c&Trelrg on
the furnace operators Ihs use OF water power
to prope the machinery and for all necessary
pu tpos, 5 of t 'rfusce; heiiaht to mine and
take from l. Us VI IitirDcf iron Gre ana
limestone for the use of the furnace, and t. yet
and use all the timber necessary for tte use Of
the mines and the exclusive right to m Ike char
coal for smelling iron ores from timber suitable
for that purpose on said lands, it being under
stood that no timber suitable for lumber is to
be used in making Oh 'rcoal 4 boht ene-half
of said landsa are encountered by three deeds of
trust executed for the purpose of securing
$4,000, each. The privileges OF the Panther
Gap Iron Company will be sold auhlect to the
prior rights OF the persons secured b. the said
deeds
TERMS OF SALE = Cash in hand sufficient
to pay the costs of the suit and the expenses of
the SALE ard as to the resid ue upon credit of
5, ls and 20 months in equal i1stalments, pur-
chas ers executing bonds, with approved person
II security. bearing interest from date, and
waving the homestead exemption.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
RICHARD P BELL,
ROBERI L PARRISH.
Io.o
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DIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTN8RsHIP-
~ The Partnership heretofore existing
between |. B. KAGEY and S. D MoCOMMOE,
under the style of I. Kagey Il CO. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent The
stock and accounts have passed into the hands
of l. B. KAGEY who will continue the bnsi-
ness at the old stand.
l. B. KAGEY,
S. D. UNCOMMON,
January 9Th, 1873 janl1-3ts:
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New Wheeler & Wilson, NO. 8.

[By e. NJ Cushing 8 Son. Auctioneers
TNRUSTEES SALE Being thereto directed
L by order Of The Directors of the Cirzsns
Buildr Association OF Staunton, We viii
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER s!st, 1877,
by virtue o. two deeds of trust executed by A.
j. Accord L Wife. to US on the 18th and 18th of
December, 1875 respectively. and recorded in
the Clerks Office of the 9ustings Court, in
Book T, pages 1868 and 377, procaed on the
premises sell to the highest bidder, the prep
erty in said deed we'd to wit Lot No AZ
upon the Plat of the Richardson Extension in
the western part OF the City of Stauntoa, near
the old Reservoir, with g New House thereon
and the Of lot A On sane plat being the haf
of ssid lot adjoining and Immediately in rear of
the first lot mentioned. eaa
TERMS-So much cash as will. pay COSTS Of
sale and commissions, with { debt due the as
sociafion, and the residue in one TWO and three
years, purchaser giving honds with security,
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
.,,,, 4 s i ! : , SszzsA, Trustees.
The above sale is postponed to
Saturday, January 26th, 1878.
All. FULTZ,
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Closing Meetings of the Week Of Prayer.

O1USluS IuCCbluSD VI uAO w SNh VI = AWJ VA
The exercises Friday night were conduc
! ted by Capt. W. A. McCue, the subject
4, being Sabbath schools. The weather be
ing fair on this night, the house was crowd
ed and the meeting very interesting. AT
ter remarks by the leader, Messrs. Charles
, Grattan, Il. l.. Hoover and Heber Ker
made short but striking speeches and the
singing was very good.
| Saturday night there was crowded
house. The subject was Circulation OF the
Bible, the observance of the Sabbath and
Promotion Of the Cause Of Temperance
Mr.. H. M. Mcllhaney being leader, after
an appropriate prayer made short and
, practical address on the subjects under
| consideration. He was followed by Pres
| ident Hamilton and Messrs. McCue, Peck
and Heber Ker. The temperance subject
possessing peculiarly local interest, the
remarks were animated and very interest
ing and it was shown that the temperance
organizations in Staunton were In most
prosperous condition and doing noble
work in our midst with the support OF
some of the most earnest Christians in the
community.
Sunday evening closed the meetings.
Tho the rain Was pouring down the AS
soclation Hall was again crowded. The
subject was Christian Life. Mr.. VIM. J..
Nelson led, and after feeling prayer,
made mum Der of appropriate selections
from Scripture and in response to his invi-
tation very interesting addresses were
made by Revs. MeSsrs. W. L. Richardson
and VIM. A Harris and Col. j. III. Skin
ner. After some sweet vocal music and
hearty prayer from Mr.. VIM. G. Brown,
Mr. Geo. L. Baker introduced Rev. j. b.
Haskell, the new pastor of the Lutheran
church, who spoke few minutes of the
pleasure he felt on this, the first occasion
of meeting with the Association, and ex-
pressed his Wish to earnestly cooperate
with the Association in promoting its
high and Christian aims. MI. Haskell's
remarks were well received and he was wei
coined to the body by the leader, when the
meeting was dismissed with the benedic-
ton by Rev. DR.. Harris.
GREENvILLE ITEMs.-Our Greenvllle
reporter s'D'' sends the follow items:
Accident.-Last week while Mr.. Benz.
Hite was cutting down tree, the split
part of it flew back striking him in the
face MASKING it badly and injuring his
nose.
Wild Cat.-Mr. VIM. II. Cochran while
out fox hunting last Monday killed large
wild cat on Buffalo Hill. 1t is the first
ever caught in this region.
An Oyster Supper will be given at Green
vile Friday night Jan. 1Sth,) for TIE ben
eft of Augusta Masonic lodge. A good
time is anticipated.
THE Bell Punch was set up Christmas
day in the village and yields dollar day
revenue which will make $500 for the year,
instead of $75 the former tax.
The Public Schools under Mr.. G. T. Jor-
dan, thoroughly competent instructor
assisted by his accomplished sister, Miss
A. Jordan, are in a fourishing condition
with over 60 scholars enrolled.
Prayer Meetings are held in Greenville
five nights out Of the week.
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OUR GPoRTATIONS

OF THIS SEASON GIVE US AN UNEQUAL
ED STOCK OF GOODS.
Black Silks handsome and durable, all widths,
SIC to $3.50. The Great American Indestructible
Silk, $40, $l.25 and $50
Plain CoOred Silks, new shades commencing as
low as &c., per yard, and at $l00, quality of
last season at 81 25.
Fancy Broche and Damasse Figures of the new
Pa is shades from $500 upwards. Trimming Satins
at 81 90, worth 81 rs.
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OFFER OUR
SILKS ARE ONEQUARrER TO ONE
THIRD LESS THAN LAST SEASON.
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" e G - I'LL IN IL
An Excellent Medicine.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb %, 1877
This is to certify that have used VEGETINE, man
ufactured by H. 4. Stevens, Boston Mass for Rheu-
matism and General Prostitution of the Nervous
System, with good success. recommend VEGETINE
as an excellent medicine for such complaints.
Yours very truly
G. w. HANDKERCHIEF
MI. Vandergrift of the firm Of Vandergrift & Huff
man. is wellknown business man in this place, hay
ing one Of the largest stores in Springfield, o.
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City Notices.

T You need not neglect your business when troubled
with cough or cold ifyou only reliable remedy
at once Dr.. Bnlls Cough Syrup is the best remedy
we know of. Price only Is cents.
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INrEREsr1Ne BooK.-Rev Philiu

INTER EsTING BOoK.-Rev. Philip
Slaughter, the author, has deposited with
Capt. J. N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, a number of copies of the s'Memoirs
of Randolph Fairfax" the Christian hero
of the Rockbridge artillery. The book is
interesting on many accounts, as a sketch
of Stonewall Jackson's Valley campaign in
which the battery commanded by Captain i,
now Judge, McLauglin participated and as
diary of the life of Christian soldier. 1t
was in the yard of the author of the work
that Mr.. J. Kinney Ryan of the 10th Va.
infantry. brother of Capt. Ryan was
killed.
The volume is small one and its inter
esting contents are IN a neat binding. A
large number deposited with Capt. r..
have already been disposed of.
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A GENTLE H1Nr.-ln our style of climate, with
its sudden changes of temperature, rain, wind
and sunshine often intermingled in a single
day, - it is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are so frequently taken from US by
neglected colds, half the deaths resulting direct
ly from this cause. A bottle of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup kept about your home for immedi-
ate use will prevent serious sickness, a large
doctors bill, an ] perhaps death, blythe use Of
three or four doses. For curing Consumption,
HemorrL ages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs.
Group or any disease of the throat or Lungs, it's
success is simply wonderful. as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town and village on this continent
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Regu-
lar size rs cents. For sale by DR.. N. Wayt b
Bro, G. W. May and W. R. Tyree.
ATTENTION HOUsgKEEPERs.-I have two good
ooking stoves, one new one and second hand one
which will sell at reasonable prices. ANY one de-
string such an article will do well to cali at the store
Of Price & Miller, and examine them, A bargain
can be had.
| jan44t GEO. 4. FKlCE.
| Undertake &.Bell have reduced Clarks 0. n T..
Machine Thread to cents SPOOL
jan4M
srAUsros, VA Oct. 18Th, l9S7.
| Messrs, LIpsooMB & SoMERvILLE
have used about twenty different patterns
&c oburrs ord consider the ttHnrzon tai Churn -
which have u sed 70 twelve months, to be the
best thet have had.
nova A.p. WREN.
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Our Minister'S Wife.

Our Minister'S Wife.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 16, 1877.
MIR. H. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-Three years ago was suffering terribly
with mflammatory rheumatism. Our minister's
wife advised me to take VEGETINE. After taking
one bottle, entirely relieved. This year, feeling
return OF the disease again commenced taking it,
and am being benefited greatly. 1t also greatly i'm
proves my digestion. Respectfully,
Mrs. A. BALLARD.
1O11 West Jefferson Street.
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Fl. NJ. Nc ILHANY eeps on hand large stock
of Iron Nails and Horse Shoes. Low for cash
HuaH NJ. MoILHASY is agent for this section OF
Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelain
Pumps.
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Com merciaH.

SrAUNToN, Jan. II. 1878
Flour-Extra, $40; Superfne. 81 IS
Family. $6.4O. " heat--S1 OO(0$1.15
Con, soc. Oats, 2Sc@30c; Bacon,
8(09cts. (hog round) Lard - 10c );
Salt-$1.75; Sugar-9c(014c; Meal-bclt
ed, 6Oc; Molasses- 5oc9$1.00; Butter
22(025c; Eggs-14@15 cents; Timothy
Seed, 81. 25@s1 so; Potatoes ,65; Pork, 81. 50
@$4,75; Dressed Turkey, &c; Dressed
Chicken. SC.