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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-03-01

in 2iperpool iuobaeab, nidt tpiIIen
fuef1p fhmersfihe ueberrafdMua ihneu
rdbere 9adridten brinsen tperben.
5ereingefa1Ien. Ri9t e n.
nal bic i6ls9ten 3eiten, MAIDEN biz
2eute cen Gptb6itben g~eaeriiber nHrii9.
tiger. go idfeibt man ION @ebnlidI
gor uu9efdbr 5tpei @phett fam elm oft.
liher WaHr tia6 Sebnf'a limb nahm In
Slgea 6auIe Abiteigsqunrtier. OF
seidnete Ieiuen 4amef, ais 50. 6. Mleran.
Der, BON 2otisoiGe, SEP. gta6 ieiner
stntunft mtetbete er elm @eibdftslotal,
unt Elm @eiddft in @rocerifs uno 2uruss
artiteln su beainn, inter Der 5irma
Nleranoer & Co., @r mahfe Nnaei9e
bauon in elmer biefisen tdsli9en8 eitun8,
unS, UNI bas 3utrnuen Der biei9e BIrs
ger 5u eepinnen, fiste er unter bic On.
set9e mebrere Banfen ppn ct. 2ouis alS
@mpfe9lltH9 Bel Nddoeta er bic eriten
Sbritte in bieIer Stnfi6t getban bate,
10 lu6ts er 8erbinounsen nit einigen
8nnfen an5uttipfen, utto Germittelft
oes Serrt Snaenfris iUurbe sr in elmer
Ganf befdrtnt gemaBt. 8aielbIt bitter
le9te Nlernnber eire Nnpeilun9 BON
1900 Dollars itnS faufte baielbft elm 9ez
ftempelfes 8ant6u6. Su Ieineua SOtet
ansefOmmen, ferti9te ct eiui9e Inueiz
lungen in @egenipnrt bes Serrn Sl9ens
frit aug, febte ieinen 9tanien oarunter
ttn6 1a9ie, odB &c gGes fertie haben
tpoae, menu bie@daren anfomnler. CT
be5ablte eittem 3eser einen Dollar, nm
bas gemietbeie .@ef6dftslofal 81 reini<
gen uno in ben StauO 81 lesen uno Die
Wadrsn glet9 nod NntunIt au plaeirett.
Mleran6er ma9te arrangements NIT SD.
Sl9enfrib tuesen Soft uno 2Osis fir liD
uno feline Srau; ebenip ~en9asirte er
Sanoluuesbieuer uub 2rdser, UNI bas
G'ei6dft 9lei6 na6 @mpfan9 Der 8aas
rim gu er6Hrteh. @enige GAGE nndbem
s!sSs ARRANGEMENTS sema6t tuurben,
taufte @1sranber BEL Serrr 3apiUl 1 c;"s
feline 2afdenubr fiir $172. Sir oieielbe
offerirte er benz @lerf eine Nntueiiua9
5tt Dem 8etra9e auf Die 8anf. Ser @es
bilfe, nel9em p9ue @l1ien ieines Srinz
stpals Die Intpetftn9 niHt fiber tpar,
ii9 bel GERM 3aplor iiber
isin Serbultet. ST. 9ngtOr SJa bel
9errn Slseufrib @rtunbi9un9 Elm, oh
Die attWeiiuu9 gut iei. Slsenfris ers
t6etlte inn bet &at6, tDern Ct bic
gumtte gu befummeii bdtte, tpiirbe er lie
obne 8ebenten %annebnter. 9err 9abGsr
lftltrnirte ieilen @ebilfenl bic Nutpet.
Jung a%n5uttebmeh, un6 Qletanoer. bic
ubr gu iberlafIen, Nm folsenben Gage
luuroe bic Nntpeiluns an Der 8nnt prd.
Ientirt uno anseHommen. Die en9a9irs
ten @ebilfen fir bas neue @ei6dft err
ant beitimmten Gage, aber Der
Ssf61ftsberr blie6 aus. 9ieielben ers
tuHbi9ten ii6 ipdter nod orn. Merans
Der i'm Si9euz6auie itnb erfubren, oaB
sr ni6t gum 6rlbltiid 9etommen tpnr.
ipurbe in ieinem SiHmer mad
uuo mont bemertte, baB fem &C.
odd fort mar. 9tadber 1teute es fi9
baB berielbe nit einem Morgens
a6seteiit mat uto bic 8anf UNI
S172 bei6ipinoelt bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-03-01

Jelo Sie6en, aber UNI 10 tueni>
ger f5nnte fH DeRerrei9 tn einrur
Rrieee ss9en bas Rn1barreth dnf feline
IlabiI9en @plbaten perlafIeiL tuabreab
bic beutide 8eu6lteruus Detsrrei6s
lire Blide nuf ous mddtige tDeutI9lano
rihtet unb NIT bieiem f1mpatbtirt,
Dbne 9eutidtanos Suffim1iuiis f6nnte
Sefterreih feline aGiirten ereen 8uBz
lamb setbinnen nttb &aifer 8ilbelm miro
teinem Gdtitte juitimmen, msl9er pratt
tii9 bas 9reifniier.8 hnbni5 Sertsisen
imiiBte. 9neih aber fann elm in fi6 &c.
ipaltenes, f%iHan5iea bebrdn9tes Deter
reid nidt NIT @rIOls benz fiesrei9eu
8uBlanb seseni6ertreten, es muB 5lF
iebtn, bnB bieies 81 ieinem Ha6tbsiGe
bic eiseue Wu9t in bebrobli6fter Beiie
ausbreitet. 81
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Romteaearo.

- Sir ben Betutt1oeret beroiiher
9opferfett bat npr allen bic 5rnee
eroBes SutereHe, in tbelher @eiie
i9tiebli9 Die @ren5en BON Wbntene9rO
gereeelt tperoen, oenn mas ma aud
Ionft BON ben Bep0bnern ienes tleineu
Sl~ritenthums bnlten mag, ons Sob
bobsn Nut6es uno zines Dor ni6ts SUI
riifl6redenoen &fesun9eftims miro
man i6Hen ni6t poreut6llten f6nneH.
Sas 5irftenthum ROntenesro urb bag
&bnigrstb Serbien finb bic lebten
ueberbleIbIel elmer uerihmunoenen Orb
nuna Der Dinae. Gls Die tiirtii6en 6orz
ben fi6 5uerft lber bns 6ftli6e europa
eraoIIen, be6nte ii9 Gin md6ttaes
Slaipenrei5 BAN 9:l9rao big ait's
Sdtparse uuo Nbrtatii6e Meer ous;
0aiTelbe e,Iag bent Nnitarm Ser SD6te
Ssman's. 2Dsi 4reuin5ett iebD6, Ser:
tien limb MonteHe9ro, wuroen ME ooUz
itdnoi9 unite. tpptien. 8or aqsm aber
mar eg cas lebtere, iUeldes inter Der
5ibruns fein:f 8ii96fe uuo 5iirlten
Der geiammten Maht oes Ottomanil6en
8eihes Srps bot unb nlsmals inter
tiirfii9ss Sod geristb,
Stint S%dbrhunoerte tnb inter itetls
gen 8dmpfsn aipiitsa Sch Esmaren
uuS belt gtontene3rinern oahin gef!cSIz
fen. Otau6mal it)ien es fait, ola ph
bas fletae 5irltent6um ieinem ma6ti=
gen @egner unterlieSen mnife. 9ie bon
Ser Natur ielbit beIeltiate Gage befelbett
iotuie ber nnbespit9bure Muib ietner
8epobner idibten es iebOd Dor oieiem
S9idial. Seine Nieoerlagen bientsn
on5u, I'M Der unseitamen 2apferfeit
Der Wontene9riner eiuen Heuen Smputs
al 9eben, ltno am Gnoe leu9tete ibuen
Itpts Der @ies @s ieooh ienem
2anbe feblt, nm feline o%llisqueGIen dredz
entlpreHenb 81 uertuertben, lift Dor auem
cine 8erbinbuu9 nit Der Ser. Gin
i6maler Streifeu 1iterret6il6en @es
bietes nltf Der einen tno tiirfii6en @e=
bietes ollf Der anoeren Saite trettnt
Montensgro ppm Ncriatii6em Meere.
8e dBe b~afiel6e einen Safen, 10 pir6e
ieine 9lae einer unglei9 9lnIti9ere fem,
uno es miro baber Dbne 3meifel bel benz
6aiier BON 8uBlano barauf brin9en,
bas es BEL Dem 5riebensi9lulie einen
9beil BON 8osnien ab9etreten er6alt uno
nuf oiele @sile 8ugans our See setpinnt.
uno oieier Nnforberun9 miro &uBlano
5ol9e geben muiien, fpenn es ni6t ben
8oriuurf Der rroiieiten llnoanf6arfeit
ouf ii6 (aoen nil, benn fem Splf bat
ben &uf1en in i6rem Sample 9e9en Die
3Irfen %tpertbppuere 9ienlte 9eleiltet,
ais Die Wontenegriner.
@eI9eu ginfluB auf Die 8Dlter Der
8altanbalbiuiel Die 8efreiun9 BON ttir>
So3e baben miro, lift iduer i'll
8eun ntan ieoph bebenft, oaB
upr benz Grl9einen berSirfen auf euro
pdii6em BO0en Sanocl uno &un1t in
ben lpdter BON DEN S09uen Ssmad's
unterwprfenen 2drbern blii6telt, 70 fam
mon iib Der Soffnuu9 bineebsn, oaB Der
fnft erlttdte &etm oer @ioiiilution aud
bort BON reuem Spru1ien uno BlItben
tpiro. Mn9 au9 Der Sie9 Der
gu man6en e~rniten 8efiirbtunz
zen Geranlaii ns 9eben, fir Die Serben
IND Wontene9riner tuiro er ii6 als iez
,ensrei6 eripeilen, inoem er ibnet &C.
.s9enbeit seben tpirb, ibre 9batfraft, Die
i6 biz oabin fait arsi6lieBli6 in Btu
i9en &dmpfen er16fpfte, firberbin ben
be8 5rieoens su5utuenoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-03-01

@eualt2" eutaegnste 8aleniin lahtho,
.ih Bin aIein bier uno sic bnben e!He
g6ma6rDn su sSBrer Betuddnng!"
Meit 6err, nitlportete Der Mann,
"a III icbon ipdt, BoGen sic mir erldrs
Zen. nod i'm Halnfte 81 fhlafen ? ga
lentin eeipabrte feine Bite. per Wtann,
Der 70 iprn9, tpnr 6er0tnaiIe Sarrot'
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes Senafes.
l1no mas aine nun in bitter gtadt I'm
0olafe Dor? Der 6rtt Der Na@fenlen
.nur fDnete bas teri9ten. Cider 1T,
bos am N6eno bes 4. Sept. tueoer
!6err @lais z8i5oin nod 6err Beuetait
6en luxembourg %betraten; oas TT als
letbines su beffG9eh, nenn tpenit ne b'tls
e~ntaeaansen iuareHs bdttea ite bic @rt<
tpenbIne BON StaatspapiereH nerbliIs
bert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-03-01

10 melt errei9en f6nnerL als lie tpeIent>
lid bnsu mit9ewirft bat, baB Der 5rieoe
aDii9en ben enropdii9en Wdbten err
bnlten poroen 1T uub 81 ibnen aaet
8eutl6ldnbs 9eaiebuhesn ui6t MIR
frieoli1e, ionbern bnrhoiis freunb>
fGaftlihe geblieben iro uilb nit @ottes
6iilfe bleiben iperoen.
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Dec Rpeotpe nm0 f.tme @%laaetaer.

49,
! &ai9er, nlS mani ertuarten tpnnte,
1T ii6er bic nesDptiihe S~inanSln9e cine
&riliS bereingebrphen, fuelde Die Sa=
baber ae99ptii6er 8ertbpapiere nit
BaneeH erfullt. Die europdii6en @ura.
TOR, oes &beoioe, Die 6erren @oeI6en
uuo Soubert, boben Die @ntceduug qe-
maht, oaB Die @infinfte beS 2aubes in
feiuer 8eiIe binrei6en iuoIsn, Die @ldlt:
bigger roll a~ussu5ablen unO nebeubel nod
Die 8eoiirfniIie oes SlcefDni9s SSsmail
81 beltreiten. Hatiirli6 mar Der ndhIte
@drilt, Die @ldubi9er gu eriudlen, einell
2beil ihrer Soroerun9en nnhSutaiien,
aoer lie baben in iDrer llnehrerbieti9feit
ertuioert, Dab iie 5uuG6lt eiumal Die
Gage Der Sin9c rdher tennen lerreu
m6hten. Die &6de Der Iusaaten
Seiuer &icezDfaieItdt lift n1mltb ablplut
unbetannt uno auBeroem bat IS 0D6t.
bieIelbe fir S%pedmGBi9 9~efuuoeu, enc
N4enge bon Observation-Disclosures elm
5l9eben, BON oenen Ieine 9uratoreu tein
@prt miIien. Sebt %utrlunQeu bieIelben
pDn Inn cine duSfib;libc 8cibte, pbu=
9efdbr. 10, iuie lie ein 9eltrenAcr apu ron
eiuem leihtIinnleen Bruoer Stuoio forz
bert, Der ihmer BON MauitdreH be-
brdHst lift, uber Serr Ssmail bat feline
Ionoerli6e Suit, oteie Sel BITE n5Suleqen.
Weni9itrns ldBt CT lt6 nibt ant @in5eln.
bciten elm ,lOnoern 9iebt nur oc@elammts
iumme oil. ltrGubt iih uud, gu 9elteben,
ME uiel Ct eigentll6 I'M 9dlfe bes SnbrtS
fir lib perbrau6t. @r ertldrt einfa6
ooB er nIdt austommt uno i'm Oin.
bid auf Die Sbatia6e, oa6 er vpn
MUunt 81 Ronai mebr S6uloen
maht, ideint oieie Nu9ab3 INNER hin
~elaubtpiiroi9. abcr in Die 8arttn suden
Id6t er Ii6 uidt. SeinetUe9en m6oen
bic Serren @pelden uno Soubert uit.
terIufen. tpie bod iib bic @intlnfte
aus ben Steuern 0es 2anoes ~belauftn,
atsr ielbit wenn es ibueu eeldnee, Die
luabre Suh1me 81 ernitteln, 10 mGre 90.
nit fir bic uu9tiidleli9en @lGubiger
mod INNER iebr rueni9 9eluonncn, 10
Iouge Der &beoiue in aner Stlue
unDerorohen ueiter puntpt unb leine
GlIs9aben ni6t einidrdntt. Nbtr lie
witroeu au6 ME ben nirfli6en 8etraa
bicier Steuer' @intiufte gu erfabren be-
tolnuieu, 10 LANCE Der 8icef0nio bas
niht tuinidt, poer iie luiiroen ulelmebr
INNER nur oiejenigen 5ummen anae.
eebeH erbalten. iuel9e Ssmail Iie ipilieu
IaiIen tuiu. lin nun aber iif tpeniaifens
bst Nnlhein Su geben, ais bate er bic
ebrlide GbIi6t, i~ei1et @ldubisern aere6t
gu perben, bot enoli6 Der 86eoiue in
@noben eiuseiuiaist, Ielbit cine Commit.
lion nieoerSuiesen, Die ben eiaentliden
Setras Der einsebenoen Steuern ermitz
teln icu, uno iOuen 8ertreter Der @ldus
bigger iotuobI, tuie beS S6uloners bieier
@ommiifion 5u9et6silt iueroen. Natifrz
lid ruiro au6 bieie MaBresel iib leoiaz
lid als cine Spieselfe1terei ertueiIen.
8tcetDnt9 tui1 ii6 nun einmal BON
ieirtsn earOpdli6en alufiebern nidt vbu.
BeR@ lafen, er miro aub feline SduIben
"'e1t abIsusnen, nbsr &c pirb ieiuen |
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-enroSatf@e
8ropin8 g Ell s e II.

Gsiir uuier Slatt aus beuti6en 8eituHseH 5uiafsH'fn'
sefeatl
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81 & einbeffe n.

WatnS, 26. San. - neber einer llns
beimlihen 5rno melbet Das bisfiee Ins
9ebl.: Gm 13. December neraoTenea
Sabres be9ab ft6 ein Bepobner Don
Se6tsbeim nuf bas Sel6, UNI bort nG9
ieinen auf9eipei9erteB Gtrpbbanfen 80
lsben. Nls Der Mann an einen Der
Saufen fam, setpabrte er, b0B ii6 I'M
Strob elm Soloat nerItedt bate. Nuf bic
Jrage, mas er bier tbun noble, CAB oer
Soloat our Gnttport: er baltic fi9 bier
.oerbpr9en, neil er einen Tbeil ieines
berlOren babe; man n6ge TIN
nur rubi9 lieaen laHen; er tpirbe 10
ieinem &esiment i9on tuie6er anridteh
rem. Der 2anbmant tiimmerte ii6 aud
UNI ben 9~alie9enoen ni6t t%peiter, iOrs
bern be9ab fich na6 9auIe. S[s CT
pO4 ssiterH Ra@missas abUEEsaIA Ha4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-01

AID FOR THE SOUTHERN SUFFERERs.-Since
our last issue the following additional contri-
buttons have been made Isaac 8. Myers, !
barrel flour; Mrs. John A. Hartman, barrel
-four; W. w. Patterson, barrel potatoes. Rev.
A. Moffett COLLECTED from Chprchville and vi
cinityD 10 barrels flour; bushels potatoes, 8
pieces bacon, bushels meal, and box beel
tongues, from Gait Snuff. to 60 to Memphis
The following supplies were collected by T. s.
Hogshead for yellow fever sufferers and for
warded:-D G. Hogshsad, barrel flour; D. L.
Snyder, barrel flour; T. 8. Hogshead, barrel
flour; R. G. Gilkeson, l barrel flour; Philip
Fauver. barrel flour; Mrs. Agnes Hogshead,
barrel tlonr; John Syder, "a bushels wheat;
Adm Huffman, ~ bushels wheat; John Raj
| ston, 2% bushels wheat; George G. Burton, ~
bushels wheat; JAG. RUBBISH, bushels wheat
John H. Rubush, bushels wheat; VIM. II.
Showalter, side bacon; JOS A. Whitmer, !
ham bacon; Jos. c. Horn, $500; Edward Door.
sl.0O; VIM. H. Floyd, Sl.0O; Miss Mamie Whit
tie, Scots.
The above contributions have been forwarded
| free of charge by the Adams Express Compa-
ny to the Howard Association at Memphis.
In addition the amounts heretofore reported,
| there has been received from the naite-box at
Levy Bros. 1855; W. L. Bumgardner & Co.'s,
Si.l9; and from the Public schools, S7.57.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

D9 THE GREAT HEALTH Re-
STORER.-In all ages of the world the skill and
scientific attachments of man have been direct
ed to study of the human system and q dis
covery of the various ills to which it is heir If
after years OF constant application, some distip.
guished physician has succeeded in compound
ing an agent by which the slightest ache may
be overcome, he has been hailed as a great
benefactor of his race, and with great propriety
the world have gladly sung p@ans to his praise,
This being proper, in the discovery of remedy
for single disease, how much more indebted
are the whole human family to the inventor of
BAKERS BITTERS, a medicine that has stood
the test of time, and proved a panacea for Dys-
pepsia, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Crainp
Cholic, Giddiness, Nervous Debility, Loss of Ap-
petite, and Sour Stomach while the various
nostrums of quacks and empires have flour
ished for an hour and then disappeared never
again to be revived.
BAKERS BIrTERS are now used in hundreds
Of families In Virginia as their only medicine
and that they are appreciated even by medical
men as tonic of great virtue, is abIadantiy at
tested BY hundreds of certificates in the hands
of the Proprietor.
BAKERS BIrTERs are compounded entirely
of vegetable extracts which are SO harmoni-
Ously blended that all ages and sexes may use
them with benefit, and without the fear of
the slightest injury. Try them by all means.
and then speak of them to the afflicted as they
deserve.
Sold by all druggists and country merchant
everywhere. Il. BAKER, Proprietor,
Richmond Vo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-01
Business "Assurance."

To show the enterprise and goaheaditiveness
OF our neighboring village of Bridgewater we
have been furnished with the following Incl
dent by citizen of Augusta and we commend
1t to the perusal of our business men. We know
that Staunton has class of mechanics and bu-
siness men that are unequalled in the State.
and whilst we are not DESTROYS of pulling down
any enterprise in the Valley yet we want to
concentrate here the talent, industry, and in
ventive genius of the people of this great VAL
ley. The following incentive notice We hope
will be carefully read by our business men:
What would you think of the degree OF dSs11-
rance Of q Bridgewater man your correspondent
met on the Valley r. Road. few evenings
since, In the person of his genial TunKer
friend "Joe. Click of firm OF Click q Miller,
carriage makers, &c? Well, sir, when was
| twiting him about his monthly visit to your
town. that feared BODIED no good to our old
stand-byers, Hardy, Waters, & Co., to say moth
| ing of the new firm of Gibbs, Lickliter. q Co.,
would you not suspect he was romancing, when
he detailed to me this incident, and did not
know him SO well that can safely vouch for
his truthfulness because do not remember
that ever seard Of one, in good standing In
the church he belongs to- being addicted to ffb-
bling. Why, said he you will hardly believe
me when tell you was sent for by Mrs. Col.
B-n of Staunton, a few days ago to know
on what terms would build her carriage
After we agree on the terms, she said to me,
MI. Click. why do you not come to Staunton and
carry on your trade? my dear Madam" said
I, "Bridgewater Is the Invest town In the Valley
and the seat Of more extensive manufacturing
than any place Of the same population in Vir-
ginia. Why, would no more think of ex-
changing my situation there. for Stanton,
than would locating at Wittigs. in Bricks
Gap" Did you ever hear of such q degr.e OF
cool assurancef All jesting apart, this from
those set up shortly after the war; nouices. SO to
speak, have succeeded beyond the expectation
of any Of their friends and thelesson they teach
might well be laid to heart by others. wish.
ed to refer to the style Of one Of your carriage
| firms, and searched in vain in your. columns
l and one other of the papers Of your town fol
| the adv't? Click & Co., have used printers inA
right literally. You will be surprised when tell
| you they are sending their work into the North.
western States. So much Mr.. Editor. fol
| shrewdness and business. ENTERPRISE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-01
Brlen.

The nights are now longer than the days.
Bob Beverly says, 'Sow your wheat thin"
Our agricultural Editor says SOW your wheat In.
The Harrisonburg Old Commonwealth has re-
ceived ear of corn ''as long as piece OF
string" If the grains on itwere as large as that
Editors ears 1t would be mostremarkapie
yield.
We acknowledge with thanks an invitation
to the Ninth annual exhibition Of the Shenan-
doah Valley Agricultural Society, John A. Mil
Ter, president, to be held at Winchester, Octo-
Der 18th, 10Th, 18th. and 18th.
The collection taken up at New Providence
church in Rockbridge county on last Sunday
week for the yellow fever sufferers amounted
to $50 and was at once forwarded to Memphis
by the pastor Rev. E. D. Junkin. ..
The following paragraph from the Gazetts
strikes US as equally applicable to Staunton al
to Lexington: SIT is surprising how little the
price Of butchered meats varies in our Licking
ton markets. No matter how many market
men we may have, and no matter what tht
gross price of beef or mutton, it never falls In
price at the market stalls"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-10-01
MARRIAGES.

HAMMoND-GRIgFITH.-O Thursday morning,
aa hs ST. bh Fl 9s r1sd Mgs Of as sy
the Rev. 9. Ellyson Mr.. VIM. 8: Hammond,
of Warm Springs, Bath county Va and Miss
Susie J. Griffith, OF BerryviIle.
HoMAs.-HENDREN.-OnS September the 18th,
at the home OF the bride, by the Rev. w. 8.
Penick, Mr.. John ]. Thomas, U. 8. n, son OF
ex-Mayor P. g. Thomas, Of Portsmouth, Va.
to Ada. the fifth daughter Of the late j. B.
Henderson, Esq.
BRIGHT-FLEMING.-At Stuart's Draft,
September 22nd, Ur. John w, Albright and
Miss Jennie e., daughter of John II. Fleming,
Esq.
MINEs-GoLLADAY.-Ne Moffett's Creek,
September 23rd, Mr.. John r. Mines to Miss
Jane A., daughter of the late Joshua Cola
day.
HAILY-BowERs.-AtS tuart's Draft Septem-
Der 25th, John w. Haily and Miss Laura ".
daughter of David Bowers, Esq.
MYERS-KNUPP.-Near Sw0ope's Depot, Sep
TENDER 22nd. by Rev. F. H. Gaines, Nr. John
II. Myers to Miss Matte, daughter of VIM.
knapp, Esq.
LIFE-LILLY.-Septem 10. 1873, at the United
Brethren Parsonage, by Rev. g. ]. Rouda-
bush, Richard A. Life and Alkaline Lilly,-all
OF Rockingham,
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STAUNToE LEGIsLATURE.-Thisb body met in
regular session ON last Saturday. speaker Han
ger presiding.
The message OF the Governor Jos. A. Waddell,
vetoing the University Bill passed last session,
was read, andldiscursed by::Messrs stoutand Ro-
bertson against sustaining the veto; and by
Messrs. Brooke and Mauzy in support of it.
There was quite alarge attendance of members
and also number of ladies.
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Personals.

The Old Commonwealth of Harrisonburg says:
"Miss Mary Sullivan and her sister Katie,
daughters of e. ]. Sullivan, Postmaster leave
| in a day or two for Staunt0n to attend the new
school lately established under control Of the
Sisters of Charity, selected for their superior
accomplishments. Miss. Mary's absence from
the Postofiice will be greatly regretted by all.
| as she was noted for her obliging and efficient
| attention."
1t is rumored that Mrs. John Pillson Wallace,
near Brooksville has received the matron place
at the Miller School, We sincerity hope it is SO,
as no better appointment could be made in
Virginia.
Capt. Vim. L. Bumgardner returned home
last week from q business trip to the Pacific
coast, much improved in appearance, and de-
| lighted with the country.
Speaking of the Female School at Lewisburg
under charge OF Mrs. c. H. Tipping, formerly OF
| this place the Greenbrier Independent says
"There is now a regular attendance of over fifty
scholars at the Lewisburg Female Institute and
daily accessions are being made to the number.
The corps Of teachers is composed as follows
Mrs. C. H. Tipping, Principal; Assistants,
Misses E. ]. and 8. ]. Moore and Miss Flora
Guy-all of whom are competent, experienced
and first -class teachers.
These solemn financial times are not pro-
pitious for school enterprises, but. notwith-
standing, the Institute is gradually and steadi-
ly gro wing In public favor and in the confidence
of parents and guardians"
Mr.. Geo. w. Olivier, of Petersburg, has been
visiting his brother w. L. Olivier. of this city.
The Petersburg Inder says: "Our highly esteem
ed townsman, George w. Olivier. is now on a
| brief visit to Staunton, Va. We need not be
surprised when he returns to find him with the
| matrimonial harness on"
Judge II. C. Allen, speaker Of the House OF
Delegates, will deliver the annual address at the
Augusta County Fair, Staunton, on the 9th
proximo the second day Of the Fair. He is a
practical speaker and will doubtless deliver a
very interesting and valuable address:
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LAWN PARTY AT Mt SIDNEY.-The lawn at
Mt Sidney was brilliantly illuminated on last
Tuesday night, and presented a rare scene OF
loneliness very creditable to the taste and skill
of those who aided in the decoration. The occa-
sion was lawn party for the benefit of the Me-
| thodist Church Of Mt sidneyand realized about
500.
A number of persons were present from
Staunton including the "Stonewall'' Brigade
Band, which furnished the MUSIC during the
evening.
The cake to the most popular young lady was
voted to Miss. Mollie Watson. and was present.
ed to her IN a handsome and appropriate speech
by Mr.. P. A. Baylor. Hon. John. T. Harris was
present and made few numerous remarks,
which were we'll received by the crowd.
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BALDWIN Augusta rair.

The approaching Annual Exhibition OF the
Baldwin Augusta Fair. in which every citizen
of our county should take an interest, will be
held on the sth, 9th, and 10th Of October. From
present indications we have every reason to be-
lieve that it will prove one Of the most success
full and interesting exhibitions given since the
organization of the Society.
The Directors feel very much encouraged by
the large number OF entries of stock already
made, and If our people will only bring In the
specimens of this past seasons most prolific
yield of all kinds of farm products. as well as
specimens from all other departments of home
industries we will. this year, have an exhibi-
ton, of which the people ofthis great and pros
porous county will have no cause to be ashamed.
The Board of Supervisors have already appro-
prated 81 coo to be added 70 the fund for paying
premiums. and last Monday at special meet
Ing of the City Council of Staunton, the sum of
$3.50 was appropriated for the same laudable
purpose.
Now that the County and the City, through
their officials. have shown their appreciation
Of the importance of these Annual Fairs, let no
individual in the county fail to contribute his
efforts to the end that the Annual Fair of the
grand old county of Augusta may become
known throughout the State, and beyond her
borders. as one Of the grandest exhibitions Of
agricultural industries and home enterprise
that any county can boast Of.