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SALE OF VALUABLE I,.'.
FURNACE PROPERTY

=
By virtue o. an order Of sale Issued out Of the Csnrt
Of CoIumon Pleas Of jefferson county, Ohio In IhR
case Of Joseph Seyboll, Trustee, 10, W. Mlngo Iron
Works COMPANY ct al, will OiIer for sale al publIc
auction at the iront door q The Court House Ia the
city Of sleuoeuriile,ianI county, on m
WEDNESDAY, November 20, 1873,
AZ o'clock r. nj The prCPer,y known as the MIN-
Junction, In saM county Of Jefferson, consisting q
about rs acres q land, With frontage on the Ohin
EuRE ACES, With ENGINES, BOILERS and ali up.
ElIanessi COAL iA, sIIAFE, and aPPaatu, thereto
aud MACInety eonnecied with Or used for the work.
iag, operating and Sepducing the business o. the a
MlnEp lion Works Company, AlsD, all tho stone
cal and minerals y every lssTlPluh lying beneath
about go acres Of land adIolhing The Furnace lands
and below the Level OF the highest point Of ETouud
thereon. .7llIf4S DFHJi'Es7f
Appraised rs an entirety at $4,000.
TERMS or SALE-Cash -.
tiIvrn under my hand this 10th day Of September,
1878. 4Tt -t-.'. i. ALEXANDRA Smith,
sheriff Of Jefferson County. aS Master Commissioner.
WALDES6 ELLlorr, pltfis ATTORNEYS, sF2i-F
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THE cotton crop for tho year ending Au-
gust 81, 1878, according to the figures ofthe
Commercial and Findncial Chronicle, was
4,Sll, 2O5 balcs-a yield unequaled in any
one year since ls59-60, when it was greater
byonly 10000 bales, OF the supply OF the
past year, S,S4O,lGe bales have been OK.
ported. Tho consumption at home was
larger than in any previous year. In fac
tories North and South, 1O,5OOOOo splndles-
have been engaged in manufacturing, all
otwhich, however, have not run full time.
Cloth made has averaged coarser than in
previous years, Tho weight Of the cropof
1878, in pounds, is given as 2,SO9,9ls,oO7
pounds. .s..itiS. Y
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COYLE.-on wednesday, September IS, 1875, Al
$50 MI HARRIET CoYLE In the 3st year u her age
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents, No, s.
Ohio street. Island, Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend,
P0wELL-On Friday evening, September 20, 1873
at 7O'clOck wILLIE f., son Of Robert r. and sataE
a. Powell, aged II years and two months. buF ii.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from the
residence of his parents No. Ia Fourteenth street
Friends Of tho family are invited. Intsrncnt at Zen.
Iusular Cemetery. hilal .slH Il
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Texts for Ben Wilson's speech Io-night'
The struggle is in reality'for the life Of
property in allits forms ofcredit; and If a
promise can be paid absolutely and finally
BY promise, there never will be perform,
ance, and so ends the fabric of credit in
all It's forms and in all its results Of accu'
mulation.-Snator Bayqrd,, of Dcleppe,=
D,mocai .i5 :. cnpd.! lSAa''
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MARRIED..

DILloE-LACEY.-At woodlawn, Jefferson CO.,
Illinois, on Monday, september 9l,ISSI al tIs resi-.
dCnue u tho BRIDES mother by ilgr. l. Clifford Mr.
Will J. DILLON, formerly u Wheeling, W. SG.i and
Mis- LAURA L, LACEY, Of ST. louis, No. -..i y
GIAY-sCHEODE On Thursday. September 10,
1873, by Rev. D. II. K. DIX, ID Trladelpha, Mr. De.
Wiz G. GaAY and Miss ANNIE y.4Sctia0bEs, oil d
Triadelphla. '' .iiIS -.na'" WI '''.t - "
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HONEST joins IfrnfARD,' J"

who il making hosts Of friends here, and
is walking into the affections q Col. Ben
ina very lively manner. He has Just rel
turned from trip to Gilmer ind Calhoun
and will remain here during the fair, The
general opinion among our Poop le2=TTboth
Democrats and Republicans Is, that he
Is n yard wide and +all wool" not bit OF
shOddy about him! I will hot now pretend
10 forelell the result in this county, except
thatit will not be at all satisfactory 10
Tricky Ben. limo Representatives Of your.
paper comeshcre, will cndeayorto give
you report OF the proceedings Of to!inor.
row and next day. 'i.i '"i ~ LEWIS. ~
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ON MAN KITCHEN (Hon. B. NJ and
David A. Billmeyer, arc the ,Greenback
candidates for the House Of Delegates in
Berkeley county. atga '-5
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JOINS r, HunsARp is making friends
wherever he goes and tho prospects Of his
election brighton every daS-P@kas6Ey
Journal. n
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TRUSTEES SALE OF -
Acme Mower COmpany's Va,
KNOWN as THE OLD N,ci,,,,.

By virtue Of Decd Of T,u. mai.
Hobbs, senior, and Araltlla, his w W
and S9llie A., bis vile, Su Jane, NJ " :
Die, his VILE, to the pnAChlgnci Ttr.;a ~ Nc
ary 2ltll, 1871, aud reUrltj 10 Ii. ~ os' ~
o. ne County Court 4 Ohio CUNT ~ .. Y Y, q
" Deed o. Trust B"ok M, S, psss Ia s q va
West Virginia, on VS'e u VAs ID,
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sATURDAY, the l'th d.y Il a., n,

''e is'h Gay Of 0StSAs, in
Commencing at 10 o'clock AN u.,
ecfibed property, that Is to nv. Nv ". laatN l
hundred and tifty.Iuur aud iva husJ, a., II,sA
10 E9a aud Chapllnss addition IA IS1 ~ e ti
Ing, Ohio county, West VlrvInIs ANEW IL lIuy u
south side d Wheeling InSE $500 ~ ~ lyiSsi
apPprtenances thereto belonging 's''A'' 'R.aA
Also the following dttciib,,i H..
sitnated on the hank Il WheriInS y ITt9ith
Of Wheeling Aforesaid, lounjSi ), TIS W
nencing u point on CfeCenI sr n .S' W. 4
and twenty ti20l feet cat Il liz ~, Z; NJ
street, thence running eastEanlIy ,asS
more or less, 10 twenty lsOl iert IL. w I
Crescent street TO the ereeE; theme nS!,t Sa1i.
said crescent Atrcet 10 the vaterS ~ t.al
thence along the mtanle,s II M .,, uet ~
line of lot 1umberpd two hnnIfrd MI M M. II
thCnce sOuthwanlly with aid Ilas ~ T Til'st 2
tothe place d beginning, tuSrihrs I'm NM, 2.
tAmenIs aud aPpurIenlucrs 10 aI III, !, \ Y Y
longing. ~ '-'A '0u q hall
Selling as Trustee, | Will SOayty Opl, IA, ,D,.
In ne by said deed Of trl, S-'' '4s w v Y
TRIMS of SALI-0ne.thInl r,,h IN. L,
two equal installments At III Spd hlss ", s1l
dencei BY notes bearing ialeN, INN n. = n y
title 70 DO retained until payment In Mi F" ~
.L.. tf-l WILLIAM ]. ". OIEbv
oS-S 1Fgts
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

"Trialrlphla AecOulmodRti on-1hIs train only runs
between Wheeling and TrildelphA.
=tpaily except Sulday-Newlrk Accommodation.
tStcu6enSille ACCOMMODATIONS traIn during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping when required at
sherman H., House, EtnaTilie, West Wheeling and
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UNHos. J, KlsNER, MD.
l. oFFicE AND CONSULTING Rooms
2240 MAIN ST., WHEELING. W. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining to
his profession either In English or German,
Chronic Diseases OF the Head Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System, Female Complaints and all
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cases Of Piles No detention from
business. Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
office. .. leo
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Russs,
ELECTIoN NOTICE.

objection NOTICE. ~ ~. ,'a
l ~ TgI Tgs,. l.I liH.f ~ J-4HHI t.ll| 4r.I
Alta special session Of the Board Of Commissioners
hold September ID, 1879, the following persons weT
appointed Commissioners Of the Election for Ohio
~ An election will b held nj the several votni
precintts on the 5i,ss5 N aluin tI i4Isrl
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875, ~
For a Representative 10 the Congress OF the unIet
States Delegates 10 the Ifgslature Senator, Clerk
the Circuit Conr, Clerk Of the County Court County
Commissioners, school Commissioner and Justice o.
| the Peace and Constable 10 OIL vacancies. u l|l
For Washington D.srct-Michael Edwards Jaeot
Arndt and James Roberts.
For Madison DiStriet-Lewis woodmansee, MORT.
mer Pollock and J. II. Tappan. .s1.
For Clay District-BenIamln Fisher, Joseph TollveI
Fcr Union Di..fIst-JOhn II. Downs, james IAun.
For Centre D!.triet-1Gws pelbrugse, Jane. Dur
kin and james Reed.
For Webster District-James N. Todd, Stephen
Clark and q. @. MurdOck. ,Lg !. 81 ~
For Richie plstTiCt-Charlcs 0tio J. W. Waite and
Th0N. McC'feady ''
FOR TriadeIphIa Distr,et-Precinet No. 4, n. y,
ThornbuLgh, ltAlph Mccoy and VIM. II. Waddle;
Precinct No. Samuel Oldham, r. n. Henderson and
Wesley Robinson; Precinct No. ., j. L. Bedilllon, l.
g. blanchard and John PfaT. @
For Liberty DlAtrlct-Pecinet M. 1, 7. I. MAXWELL
Isaac Davis aud Samuel Chamber; Precinct No. q
Robert Bonar, Samuel Bell and Vincent yAnmeter
LIecinct No. ., James :. Blaney John Howard and
u IL montgomery
For Rlrhiand Dlstrlct-Preclnct No. I, WIN. North,
James SAwtell and Al0nE1 J. Mcoli0ch; Precinct No.
2, James McCOrd, Philip IlCllly and John B. Lyle
The polls 10 be opened at SUNRISE or a. soon there
after rs practicable and To close at sunset.
By order u Tho Board Of Commissioners
se9 ClAS. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
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VVV TIIEH3' u =" W FIIO1FUV
Whole Tickets, SO. HaIrTIckcts, 100
"a Tickets, $50. II IN 55Tickets, 800.
Remit BY poJiOHco Money Order, registered letter,
hank draft OF express Full list q drawing Published
In Louisville COlrirf-Journal and New York Herald
and mailed to al ticket holders For tickets and in.
formation address COMMONWEALTH DISTRtRli-
TloN CO.. or T. J. C0iltEEF FORD, Secretary, COur.
ier-JOurial Building, louisville, Ky,
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mautsa,

'cITtjATToNr w. STED. "A GERMAN
- Old wants isltuatieate dOgenefai hoGseySt q
eoohng Or chamber work. Enquire At 1901 WOOD ~
: saiI IA atti ~ ~ =
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HORSE BREEDING SECTION

and can boast OF as many good horses as
most other wealthier and more. thickly
settled communities. The humber Of
horses entered for exhibition and for trials
of speed Is greatly in excess Of former
years, and the racing this year viii be Of
the most interesting character. ga
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OF stock, Chief Marshal vandervort tells
me, is exceedingly fine, especially in sheep.
All the otherClasses native and thorough
bred cattle, sheep, swine, tSe.l arc well
represented. In numbers, probably they
do not come quite upto the standard Of
former years, but the quality Is greatly
improved. This is fast becoming d rti7l'
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Gntsrt Sales.
ZINE FARM FOR SALE
In the County Court Of Ohio Comfy.
m. Maurice g: caHen +, c,,,.,.,
u. Mn,n. m. Al Al 80 sA1t'l'

IN pursuance Of the authority rested Ia r,SlI
cree entered BY Sall Court Ia The Al6ve enlIsi !,
on April 18th, 1875, will sIl a the irou ~ n
residence Of Muses. Ray, 90 The pEemIsa hIfIJ 1,
tised 10 be sold, on
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,WTANTED-A buyer ut 81, 900 for com.
w plctc and handsome Drug Store, appraised Cur
rectIy At 5000. Address z. s. STOCKING, Assignes,
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NJoFIe@E- Es
Preaching tomorrow In the Second Presby-
bytefief Church at l0jio'cloes AN, by Rev.
br. AN Reid, Of stelbcnylllc, Ohio. Sun.
day School AN. No services In the even
ing. sc2l
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LEWIS COUNTY FAIR.
III fiRsTpAY,, ~
tU,,,.,,, 1. ca.,1 at,,ttor foih 1879

.A flNSTpAfi, w 4
WESTON, September 18Th, 1873,
The Eigth Annual Fair Of dc Ieyi4
County Agricultural and ,AIeGhahital SO
cicty opened to-day with grand prospects
for success. The weather Is all that could
be desired, and all the indications pointto
a continuance OF fayoriig clements The
attendance to,daywa not very lafseE but
much larger than eyer beioreponthe'tiFst
day. Heretofore the opening day has
been devoted to entries, &C., but this
year the directors cohclhdedt6 have some
racing with horses Of local celebrity, and md
charged the usual admission lee To the
grounds. / give below the summary o.
tho racing. 4a' s,l!9 r,.i
First race: Purse SCI, f6rf.swts5 county
green trottcrs under five years old, SO, %
tirst and 81 to second, milo Heats two best
in three. L. Ralston's g. s. Qlicklfat, ],
/; n. b. Newlon's b. m. llightiyor, 2, 2
Time, 4:l33, 5000. 90 f''4I '>S'' ~ -'
SUMMARY RUNNING, .,,
Second race, Purse S25 for three ,yoai
old colts, milo dash. Louis Behnett's ch
III. Iieycric By boswell, dam bS Amster
dam, / Nv. b. Carpcr's b. I'll. Sallie s.. BY
boswell, dam by Young Rcyennc, 2; rT TIN
It is proper to say that the above rae,
was very closely contested, and nigh
have resulted differently but for the fac
that Mr.. carpcr's mare few the track am n!
threw her rider. .s,r., III, 4si
SUMMARY TRorrtSG. ll.'uapd %
First race: purse sl2, for horses tina
mover beat four minutes in public, % u
first and s. to second, mild heats, two hes
in three. f. Ralston's 6. 6. Quick Beat, ]
II; W. ]. DuiTton'sgr. mare, ~; A. Low
TIERS gr. marec 9; 81 ca AlcCutcheon's 81
mare, 4, r. o. Time, 1925, 3:203 .r.,jrlT
This was good race and excited a goo
deal Of interest among our local sports
men. s,aaa sIigh nc abso1.!Bl .
TIE DISPLAY liD UtAalL
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6e,usral Nntisss.
D1SSoLuTIoN NOTICE.

The irm OF c. T. Dres 4 Co. /, this diT tatEl
by mutual consent, Mr.. L. W, Bfaa Iritt% Y I
late drm herewith hK 10 thank tat.f RIaJ ~ 4.
and patrons for past fAVOls aud TePstiGtg " =
the same patronage may BE- Chjeyei V AtMg.
Of Brues 4 CpEItr, WIN will continue tbsnasssa''
At the old stand. ,,.s, "a,
Lslguell y. ph.bs aS
WiEEL.xo, ". Va, September is,l'il
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Commissioners Notices.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ . W STAuNTON, VA. Dec. lStii, 1915
Donaahe's fWm. W. Donaghe's} EX'or VS. Don
aric's widow &C.. now pending in Chancery i'll
fhe Circit Court OF Augusta. All parties, plain
tis and defendants. in This suit, are hereny noti
fed that in pursuance of decree rendered in TINS
cause on the 5th day OF De-. 1871, snail III Iii!
Office in stanton,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lsrm 1879,
proceed TO ascertain
LIST whether it is o he interest of the partie
interested to have The residue OF the testatof-
lands sold for such prices as they will now com
mand in the market and II 1onhd unadVisapie !.
sell at present.. whether it is TO the interest oi
said PARTIES to divide said lands i'll kind among
said parties: and in this connection Colnlnls5ioh-
err Will particularly report whether IL Will DC lu
dicious investment for the trnst estates belong
ing to Mrs, Annie Gray and her Children anu &c
r,rs Lucy NJ Donaghe and her children, to take
the balance due to said trust estates IN lands
looking to u future increase in the Valne thefeol
| and to the security OF such investment. .s4
ind. II found undesirable to invest said trust
estates in said lands. whether the three-hithS o.
said lands. belonging to the parties s@' 5afs, cl-
not he laid off to them i'll kind. and require inc
residue to be sold for the use OF lhe said trust
Sd Whether from the nature and character o.
the lands there is any practical difficulty III oil
viding the same among said parties, g. .s
9TH That Commissioner ascertain. as lar as
p,actica ble the wishes OF all the parties III he
above particulars
5th If said lands cannot be either sold or divl
| ;ed whether sufficient buildings and improve
nents should he put upon the lands by the itNec
utors to accommodate local tenant. so that Inc
same may be cared for and cultivated 10 adFah
tage, and :,
| 9Th Any other matters deemed pertinent by
Commissioners. or required to be stated by any O
the parties. at which fine and rlare you are re
uuired to attend. J. w. GREEN SMITH,
Commissioner.
G. M Cochran and NJ. /. White, p qs.
dec 204t
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f,oMMIssIoNERR's OFFICE,

" Staunton, Va, Dec. 18, 1871
Bell ct ais VS.. Reids Admr Il &c. and Mo1fett's
Admir- &c. VS. McCues Admir-. &c. now pending
joint" in Chancery in the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta, All parties plaintiffs and defendants i'll the
above entitled causes OF in any wise interested
therein are hereby notified that, i'll pursuance OF
an order entered in said causes on tn 5th of De-
cembcr, 1871 shall at my office, in Staunton, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1873.
proceed TIC consider my two reports heretofore
filed in these causes in connection with the depo
sitions taken since the filing OF sail reports, to-
gether with any other dispositions that may be
offered, together too, with all exceptions hereto
fore taken and that may be taken on the day
of James Mcdowell Motfett, .Jr., and Rachael
Moore. and why these two last named claimants
have so long delayed in asserting their rights.
At which time and place you are required to at
tend. J. u GREEN SMITH, Com'r.
q. NJ. Harrison d, G. dec 20-4t
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Every weel, we hear OF young American
ladies abroad, who have made grand sensa-
tions as singers. and who expect soon to en-
tighten their native land. But they give us
anything but promissory notes.
Oaky Hall hasa holiday sketch in the Cap
ital entitled ssThe DEVILS Dollar. 7 The
devil is the father of lies; the silver dollar is
lying dollar, therefore the devil is the dad
dy of the silver dollar, and 0aky has fond
it out
The coolest storm wave OF the season WAS
experienced by u young man from Syracuse,
who escorted an East Rome girl home Sun
day night, and was detected by Ter father
Just as he was putting his mustache where it
would do her the most good.
For the First Reader: DO yol see that
aged man? He is almost seventy years old.
Do you suppose he is very rich: Yes, he
is. Once he was a poor boy. He has
worked hard ali his long life. lie will not
live mach longer. After he is dead his son
will play polo.
Our daily familiar life is but Il hiding OF
ourselves from each other behind a screen If
| trivial words and deeds. and those who sit
with us at the same hearth are often the
farthcst of from the deep soul within us
Elliott.
We should manage our fortune rs, we dc
our heath-enioy it when good, be patient
when it is bad, ine, never appl; violent rem
edies except in extreme nccessitv.-Lo
Rochefoaea"lf.
a friendship that makes the least noise is
very often the most useful: for which reason
l should prefer pra;ent f)iend TO a zeal
ous one.-1ddisoA.
This is the season OF the year whcn tho
young ladies can be convicted of robbing tho
tnales-at church fairs.
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Land Sales.
Gyonmmi ssiOners, Sale Of
y Land i'm Augusta County.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Rockingham county. rendered at the january
term, 1871, in the Chancery cause OF Nicholas
Miller, &C., VS.. Jacob A. Armentrout, &C.. as
Commissioner, will offer for sale.
On SATURDAY. JANUARY 18th. 1873,
at FoIt Defiance Depot. in the county OF Angus
ta the undivided one-fifth interest OF Jacob A.
Armentrout, i'll the Stuart farm, situated in Au-
gusta county, adjoining the lands of Rebecca
CARRIER, about two miles from Willow Spout, on
Middle River This interest is one-i1fth OF the
Charles Arnentrout farm, which contains about
800 ACRES.
The undersigned is authorized to sell privately
prior to the day of sale.
TERMS OF sALE:-One-fourth cast: and the
remainder in three equal annual payments. with
interest from day of sale, the purchaser to give
b onds with approved security for the deferred
payments and the title to he retained as farther
security j. 5. HARNSBERGEk,
dec 2I-ttlS Comm r.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
About the House.

=. no KEEpsKNtFE HANDLES FROM plscoI~
& A 4 oRING.
% Iyory.iiandled Knives should never be put
in hot or greasy water. II servants will do
such things, the only remedy is to scrape
the handles with glass or sand-paper.
WASHING BROWN PRINTS.
3x in.al,swer tothe inquiry, ''What will pre-
vent a brown print from fading in wash
Eins IA send Tie following: Get three cents
worth Of Sugar of lead and dissolve in as
much water as will wet the Gress. Do this
before the dress is washed, and it will set
10 color
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The Poultry Yard.
PACKING EGGS FOR SHIPMENT.

PACKING EGGS FOR SHIPMENT.
1t is only through careless packing that
eggs get spoiled for Matching during ear
riage. They must be packed so that there
will be no iarring. A good way is to lave
box made of half CT three quarter inch
pine, az such q. size hat the eggs can be
! packe<E lcayil!g nj 8leasi an inch space
around them. Then wrap up the egg i'll
soft paper. leaving a good.sized bunch of
paper at the end. Pack the egg III oa' c'iaif
or some substance that will NOT shift, and
let the egg touch the side of the box. Bran
is frequently recommended, but it has the
objection that it shifts. aud the egg is thus
Jared and killed. Fine. Uncut hay lisa good
Thing for pack The top of the box
should re screwed. not nailed, on.
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commissioners Notices.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Stanntnn. Va. nacnu. Ler 81. lS1l.

u Staunton, Va, December 81. 1871.
VIM. w. Kings Ex'or VIM w. Kings
widow &c. now pending in ChanceIy in the Cir
cult Court OF Augusta. All parties plaintiffs and
defendants in this.suit and all creditors OF VIM.
W. King. decd. are hereby notified that in Dllr-
suanee OF decree rendered in this cause on the
I'd day OF November 1917, shall at my office, in
Staunton on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5lh, 1873,
proceed TO take, state and settle an account. show
ing
lst. further settlement of the accounts of
Comm rs and Receivers John Towbcrmall and
John J. Larew.
I'd The unpaid dei's and charges upon said VIM
W. Kings estate.
Sd. Any uncollecte,i assets belonging 10 the cs-
tate of said Wnl. w. King. decd t. II
4tii Afterthe payment of all debts how much
OF the legacy due to Mrs. Mary i. King can be
aid and whether there will be any snri,lus OF
funds after paving the legacy due TO Mrs. King,
And 5th. Any other matters deemed pertinent
by me required any party i'll interest to be
stated. At which time and place xo4 ara. requir-
cd to attend. j. W. GREEN SMITH, CoInm'r
Geo NJ. Cochran, p.-q. jan 3-4w
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-01-10
DOMESTIC GARDENING FOR LADIES.

B 4 Make upyour beds early in the morning;
sewsbtlttonsl on your husbands shirts; do
not rake up any grievances protect the
Young and tender branches of yonr family :;
plant smile OF good halmor on your face !;
carefully root out all angry feelings. and
effect good crop of happiness.
Il i aAA NJ CLOSETS.
In damp closets and cupboards generating
mldew, a trayful OF quicklime will be found
to absorb the Moisture and render The air
pure of course it is necessary to renew the
lime from time TO time rs it becomes fully
slaked. This remcay will be found useful
in safes AND strong rooms. the damp air OF
which acts frequently most ininrionsiy
on the valuable deeds and documents which
they contain.