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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-04-25

any settlement was for the security OF the
public school system. That source of con-
Germ is now removed, for, by the provis-
ions Of the bill, introduced by the able
delegate from Shenandoah, Mr.. Henkle,
and passed with singular unanimity, the
school system is made perfectly secure and
can never be again interfered with after
the funding is completed under the Nc
Culloch bill.
Ques.-Do you think that the cred to S
will fund under the McCulloch bill ?
Ans.-From what 1 hear from all quar-
tiers feel confident that they will. Be
sides Judge others by myself. If I had
Virginia State bonds l would lose no time
in accepting the provisions of the act. Y ou
may recollect that, during the congress
sional canvass last fall, then took the
ground that the creditors of the State, If
properly approached, would re-adjust their
debt upon very much the principles Of this
act, and that those who opposed my cleo
ton then ridiculed the idea, saying that
the creditors would never consent to any
such arrangement, and now some of the
very gentlemen who were then incredu-
lous, swear they themselves will never
submit to settlement which most people
think so extremely favorable to us. There
is good ground to suspect that some of our
friends would oppose any settlement that
might be proposed, they having worked
themselves up into such an excitement on
the subject. A very good thing was told
in Richmond near the close of the late
session, when the creditors, OF their repre-
sentatiyes, who we're invited by the Leg
islature to come to that city for confer
ence, we're there. A member meeting fell
low me mber. who was known for his vlo-
lent op position to any such settlement as
was t; .lked Of, said gravely to him, "That
the CT editors had just sent in their propo-
sition, and that it was to throw off all back
or accrued interest and take bonds, bear
ing three ~ per cent interest and running
forty years, for the principal of the debt. y
Our violent opposing friend paused for
while and than broke forth protesting
with great warmth and various expletives,
''That he would die before he would agree
to any such internal proposition" l may
be mistaken, but feel confident that the
settlement will be made, and that it will
be final and conclusive and that the peo-
pie when they examine the question thor
oughly, will ratify the action of their
Representatives overwhelmingly.
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CLOSE OF THE CoLoRED JUBILEE.-Ihe
closing exercises of the jubilee OF the colol-
ed M, E. Church, which took place MONDAY
night included the voting off cake at i've
cents vote. The whole NUMBER OF 'oces
cast WIS 1876, realizing $24,S0. Of the votes
cast Eva J. Sheperdson got 2Sl, While the
remaining votes were divided among i've
other nominees Sallie Thompson, M. L.
Irving. Eyalina Brown. Lizzie Lomax ana
Lizzie Wayland.
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LODGE No. 1873 KEsHER Shell BARREL
a Hebrew charitable organization has
been instituted in Staunton with the 1cllow-
ing officers: Maj. Alex. Hart, President;
Louis Eisenman, Vice President; Morltz
Witt, Secretary; Benz. Weinberg, Flnan-
cial Secretary; Adolph Loeb, Treasurer;
ST.. Barth, Conductor; A. Brum, Assls-
tant Conductor; NJ. G. Heller INSIDE
Guardian; Fred. Loeb Outside Guardian;
VIM. Loeb, Past President.
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THE COUNTY SCHOOL LEvY.-The
County School Board on Monday resolved
to ask the Supervisors for county school
,eyy of 10 cents, and the following district
school levy: North River, 10 cents; Middle
River. 8 cents; Rlverheads, 10 cents;
Beverly Manor, 8 cents; South River, 3
cents; Pastures, 10 Cent?
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Alexandria
"Gazette'' states that Jack Kehoe, a we'll
known railroad snglneer, attempted to kill
himself at strasburg, Sunday, by shooting
himself twice in the head. He bad been
employed on the Chesapeake 81 Ohio, but
bad lost his situation and gone to Stras-
burg, Rhere his wife resided with her
ns1sntts. His ygounds are not, it is stated,
fatal.
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REHEARsrNG PINAFoRE. Tuesday
night WAS the first rehearsal for the cho-
rus in Pinafore, sope ten ladies and gen.
tlemen were present and mastered the
chorus Of nearly the whole of the first act.
So far as the cast of characters for tbs op-
era has been decided on. 1t promises an ex=
cellept rendering of the work.
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SALE OF MAcH1NERY.-The machine
lirm of Lynn & Eyler have sold to the
Greenbrier Lumber Company sixty horse
power engine and two tubular boilers.
They are having them manufactured at
the works of Talbot Il Co., in Richmond.
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CONTRACT TO A VETERAN CpNTHAo-
ToR.-Cspt. g. 2. Mason, TIP veteran
railroad contractor, has taken a contract
for building a central sewer in Cincinnati.
The amount of the contract is $40, gee
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CORN FOR THE EAST,-One steamer,
the Laura Davis, arrived at Huntington,
Wednesday, with seven Thousand sacks of
corn for shipment East over the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway.
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QUICK r1ME.-The passenger train on
tho Valley B. B. Of which Capt. q. e.
Meunorr vas conductor apd J4o, McIloee
o.a;,'aar o.ao f""m Harper's Ferry TO
Stanton Tuesday, 100 mn.-, " '~s's %V"i'
and two minutes including thirty-tSo
stops.
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ODD FELLows.-Among the officers OF
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows appoint
ed by the Grand Master, are Thos. >.
Crowder, Of Staunton, W. G. M. and u.
A. Butcher, of Bridgewater, G. G. The
Deputy Grand Master for District No. III
is G. S. Roller, of Mt. Sidney.
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(TIMBERLAKE & BELLS old stand.)

Look at our all linen Damask at 25c, worth 40e,
Dress Goods at s, TO- l2, Is and 2Oc, worth 25 per
Atwood Black Cashmeres at49c These goods sell
Piques I, s, 8 and ioc for best
Ladies all Linen Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs 15c,
worth 25c.; Handkerchefs at SC. Gents q Hose Sc.
A good corset for Csc.
The best A heavy Brown Cotton at &c.
good heavy Brown Cotton at SC.
Bleach Cotton 5. 6, and Sc. AS all cotton goods
less than old prices.
Best Turkey Red Knitting Cotton at 2211Sc. peg
hank:
Best Knitting Cotton II. l.anks warranted full
weight, Csc. lb.
Exceilent!Toilet Soaps at 15c per doz
Will sell;a splendid Toilet Soap at Csc per doz.,
sold ON all cent counters at cents cake
A full line of Towels and Napkins at panic prices
All styles and grades OF Floor Oil Cloths.
A splendid ladies sewed Horocco Shoe al 81 90.
The best city made shoe at $1.2s; regular. price
$3.50. ~
Children Shoes :; z5e.
Lae:ss french Kid Slippers, warranted, at 1928.
4 am agent for the celebrated ''PeaM' White
Dress Shirt, the best shirt made at only slCO Will
90 foT any that does not give perfect satsfac
An excellent Dress Shirt Qaundrledl only 75c.
White Quilts only 4713c.
A heavy Quilt 75c and $1,00.
IcOrdlalv invite the people of tbs city and conn.
ty to examine this immense stock and convince
themselves that they can save money by making
their purchases at the low price cash house of
GEO. R. BELL,
Augusta st.
Mr. r. M. Timberlake is with nae and will take
pleasure in showing customers through the stock
No trouble to show goods.
apr1S G. R. B.
4 ~, 3 'SS Issss Ss1s;tsss
A~taHa0 tadS So SuOnlvC oil Nash
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At this bilious season the system needs cleansing
to ward off the dreadful feelings attending an early
atact, and nothing do it more effectually than
S. M. Larodues Anti Bilious Btters, manufactured
by W. E. Thornton, Baltimore Nd. Sold by all drug
gists. $l00 per bottle, or small package at Csc.
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New Advertiser lenes.

A. n. FAUNTLEROY. B B. DONACHE. :
hrs. FAUNTLEROY & DONAGHE having form
~ ed a partnership dating lst OF May 1879
tender to the community their united services in
the practice OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
OFFIcE:-Dr. Fauntleroys, adjacent to his resi-
dence. apr25 tt
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Local Brevities.

Il0 WeSU Augusta OudluS udVo UooA
invited to Winchester to participate in the
ceremony of unwilling the monument there
June 9Th. The Fifth Maryland Regiment
IS to be there.
The first Spring cleaning apparent is the
repainting and refttipg of that excellent
house. the Virginia Hotel.
Honor bright, now why shouldn't the
city theatre be called theatre Where
in is a ssconcert room' more theological
Staunton presented quiet Sunday ap-
pearance Tuesday after the Commercial
excursion left for Richmond.
The Charlottesville ''Chronicle" Of Fri
day saws: "a dozen or more pretty girls
from Staunton spent their Easter Holiday
in Charlottesville, and we hope had a
pleasant time
Mr.. M. L. McCue is appointed postmas-
ter at Kolner's store, vice Mr.. John 4.
Steigle resigned.
The Easter decorations in the Lutheran
church will not be taken down for several
weeks yet and there is yet opportunity of
seeing their beauty.
II Lexington will put their base ball boys
to building the Valley Railroad they'll
make it. They got away with Stauntop
sure.
at May court, it is stated, the oppo-
ments OF the debt settlement adopted by
the Legislature will have an orator here to
keep up the agitation.
Mr.. M. M. Wallace, the blind proprietor
of the Healing Springs, fell from cart
few days ago and two of his ribs we're bro
ken by the fall.
You must register on Tuesday, May
18th, unless already registered, if you
want to vote on the 22d.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS
The entertainment given at Mozart
Hall Friday night by the children of Trim
ity Sunday School, assisted by some others
was carried out in accordance with the
programme given in the INDICATOR
that morning, and was heartily enjoyed
and applauded by the large audience as
sembled. In addition there was band of
lIULlG luiuSUl6lS COHpobCu u OAGSh hAN
Charlie Catlett, Frank Foster, Frank Simp-
son and Walter McCbesney which made
decided hit, and recitation by Alice
Yost, little six year old which was
charming. Mrs. w. L. Bumgardner, Mrs
F. B. Berkeley, and Miss Bette West, adj
ded to the pleasure of the evening by some
delightful singing. The receipts were
about $50 and will be applied to the pur-
chase OF library. We hear that the same
little company will give an entertainment
at West End Chapel this evening to aid
the library there.
On the same night an entertainment
was given by the Children's Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian church
at the residence Of Capt. A. II. Fultz.
The tableaux given under the direction of
Mrs. Fultz and Miss Briggs, who are the
directors of the society. were very at
tractive.
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
I J COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" LAND IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Pursuant to Decree entered at ,aa;ss.ss.ss:.6a..
the November term of the Circuit ss ,Ss};sstgk ~
of Shunate vs. Washington, Wash ~
ingon by etc. VS.. Trout and Estils @ss-ss
Heirs VS., Washington ct ais. we the undersigned
Commissioners viii proceed to sell at pubic auction,
to the highest bidder in front of the Court House, in
the City Oh Saunton, on
Saturday, the 18th dag Of lMay. 1879,
hose valuable tracts of land lying on the Glade, in
Augusta County, on which j. M. Loffland now re-
sides and known as the Diller, Kyle and Herdman
tracts containing in the aggregate, Is ACRES and
rately, as may be deemed best on day of sale.
TBRMS Twenty per cent. cash, to pay costs of
suit and sale and the residue OF the purchase money
in three equal instruments at one, two and three
years fr' m the day of sale, with interest from the
last named date. for which the purchaser will be re-
qured to give bonds with approved personalsecuri-
ty and the title to be retained ultimate security.
THOS. C. ELDER,
H. ST. GEO. TUCKER,
apr25-4t. Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
u STAUNFoN, April 18th, 1879.
: In the eIancery suits Of Parents (Samuelsl Wild
ow VS.. Parents tSamuels) defendants &c. and Rid
die vs. Parents (SamueS) administrator now pend
ngin the Circuit Court of Augusta county, all par
ties plaintiffs and defendants in said suits, and all
persons .whomsoever interested therein are hereby
notified, that; in pursuance OF an order rendered by
said court on the 18th of March, 1879, shall at my
office, in Staunton, on
Saturday, the 18th dag Of May, 1879,
proceed to take state and settle anaccount showing
lsf. re statement Of the debts against the estate
OF Samuel Parent deceased, striking from the llst
thereof the claim OF }. G Spitlers administrator
and allowing such credits against the CLAIMS CT
Lewis G Riddle as said administrator. shall show
the estate TO be entitled to,
End. The acts and doings Of E. L. Brewer, admir-
OF said Samuel Parent decd, since his last settle
ment-what funds he has collected and what dis
burSments have been made by him ard
3rd. The condition OF the fund in the first named
cause, whether or not the same has been collected
and if so by when, nd if not. what amount remains
yet uncollected, at which time and place you are re-
CURED to attend.
W. E. Craig, p. q. j. W. GREEN SMITH,
aprlS At Commissioners
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City n offices.

IF PARENTS KNEW THAT COMMISSIONS FITS; ETC..
were caused by worms gnawing at the vitals OF the
child they would seek remedy at once. Shriner's
Indian vermifuge is just the thing. Price Is cents
bottle.
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Wadsworth, Martinez " Longman's Prepared
Paint for economy, beauty Of finish and desirablity
is the cheapest and best prepared paint offered.
Geo. w. May & Co., Sole Agents. oct4
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commercial.

STANTON April 9th, 1879.
Flour-Extra, s4,75@si,75 Superfne $4,CO@s4 90;
Emily s5OO@$525. Wheat Lancaster, 9o@Yl .Ol !;
Fuitz eic@95c Corn, 43c@45c oats, zSG13Oc ;
New Bacon (nog round) scents. Lard 7c Salt
sugar Gs Msa M Pafsfas 4oc gSs
cents: Timothy seed, $1.Z5: Wool washed, 35c
unwashed Csc. Pork $500 $3,75.Clover Seed $5,5J0
$3.50.
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EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CELEBRATED PLY
sICIAN, Erasmus Wilson, Of London, Eng :*** Sever
al severe cases of Consumption have come under my
observation that have been cured by the timely use
of Coldens Liebigs Liquid Extract of Beef and Ton
lie Invigorator.'
apr25 ct G. W. MAY & CO., AGENTS
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nnay24-tf

By UNIVERSAL ACCORD, Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the best of all purgatves for family use They
are the product of long, laborious, and successfu
investigation and their extensive use by physicians
In their practice and by all civilized nations proves
Them the best and most efectual purgative Pill that
medical science can devise Being purely vegetable
no harm arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other pill can be compared
with them, and every person, knowing their virtues
will employ them, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery of life. Mild, searching
and effecua they specially adapted to the needs
of the digestive apparatus, arrangements of which
they prevent and cure, If timely taken. They are
the best and safest of physic to employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where mild, but eff
fectual, catbartic is required.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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Good news for the bald. Geo. W. May & Co., are
agents for Carboline Natures Noblest Remedy. will
positively produce growth of hair on a bald head
Oct4
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BALTIMORE is APPLY called the Monumental City,
and Mr. W. E Thornton is erecting to his memory a
monument in the heart of every one who uses his
Laroque's Anti-Bilous Bitters ''They are absolute
y perfect" is the universal expression and every
one troubled with spring fever should not delay
purchasing bottle at 81 ON the first sign of an ap-
proach of the dreadful feelings accompanying it,
They are sold by all druggists and manufactured by
w. E. Thornton, Baltimore, Md
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DIED..

ANY ONE IN POSSESSION OF so CENTS GAN 60 TO
the nearest drug store and procure bottle Of Kel-
er's Roman Liniment and be cured at once of Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia or any pain or ache.
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To the Voters Of augusta County.
7 HEREBY announce myself a candidate for the
L office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
for Beverley Manor District augusta county.
Respectfully.
mar2l tde* SAMUEL c. WILSON.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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To the Voters OF Augusta cohnty.

To the Voters OF augusta Cohnty.
T RESPECTFULLY announce myself a can di
il date for reelection to the office of COMMITS
sIONER OF THE REVENUE for South River District,
My circumstances will not permit me to canvass
the County, and see the voters in person; but be-
leving that my county will be ever ready to bestow
their suffrageS upon old and tried public servants,
who have been found capable, honest and faithful.
Respectfully appeal to you for support in the ap-
preaching election.
mars tide G. w. SUTLER.
To the Voters Of Augusta C6,.9sty.
T HEREBY announce myself as candidate for re
L election to the Office OF High Sheriff of Au-
gusa county. Referring to my record in office to
my qualification am
Respectfully,
mar2S tide A. B. LIGHTNER.
To the Voters of augusta County,
T RESPECTFi LILY Announce myself a candidate
i for election to the office of COMMISSIONER OF
REVENUE in Pastures District.
mar21 tide VIM. j. EURITT.
To the Voters Of augusta county.
r HEREBY announce myself candidate for the
Il office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Pastures District, Augusta county, Va.
Respectfully,
mar21 tide j. HATCH SLOWER.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
i respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection the office of COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for Middle River District.
If it will be your pleasure to elect me Shall GER
tainly be very grateful, as have no trade and am
no longer physically able to labor. l refer you to
county and State officers.
Respectfully,
maria J. ALEX KERR.
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To the Voters of augusta County:
IN answer to a call OF 'Many Voters hereby an
il nOunce myself Candidate for re election to
the office of COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE for
RiverheadS District,
mar2S tide GEO. P. LIGHTNER.
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To the Foters of augusta county,:
r HEREBY announce myself Candidate for re-
election to the office of COMMISSIONER OF THE
REV ENUE for North River District, Augusta County,
Virginia.
mar28-tde* WILLIAM A. VICAR.
To the Voters of augusta Cbu71ty:
IN answer to the Card of ''Many Voters" publish
i ed in the VINpICAToR of March 2 st, hereby
announce myself Candidate for the office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for RiverheadS Dis
trict Augusta county.
mar2Stde* j FRANK WILSON.
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DR.. Geo. s. Walker, SO well and favorably known
Augusta and adjoining counties, is associated
with Geo W. May & Co., in their drug business on
Augusta street, opposite the Augusta National
Bank and will be glad to see his many friends at
his new place of business. oct4
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BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1s77.-Some time since
sprained my ankle quite severely for which used
only DR. Dewitt S Eclectic Cure, and which found
a most excellent remedy. AS general household
remedy for cramps neuralgia, pains, &C., it is I'm
equalled. am never without it.
JESSIE.C. SMALL,
279, Baltimore street, Nd
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GEO. W. MAY & Co. sell the Jones Ventilated
Truss and Abdominal Supporter. This truss is
nickel plated and will never wear out, and is &C
knowledged to be the best in the market Send for
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s. NJ. WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Furnltureln Staunton. may4-tf
From Washington-Samue D. Mackev, foreman
No. Truck Company, asserts that his men are
always speedily relieved and cured by using Kelers
Roman Lnment on CUTS bruises, sores etc., which
occur at every fire.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded and stor
opened at all hours of the night and day.
0e4 GEO, w. MAY, & Co
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ITO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
i respectfully AM ounce myself a candidate for
election to the office Of CoMMoNWEALTH's ATTOR-
NEY for Augusta county, and solicit your votes at
the polls, -
MEADE f. WHITE.
apr18tde
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LOca
THE DEBT SETTLEMENT.

THE COUNCIL OF FOREIGN BONDHOLDERS
CO-OPERATE-THE NEW BONDS-IN-
TERvIEW WITH GEN. ECHOLs ON THE
NEW BILL,
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GEO. W. MAY g. Co.. Agents for Buffalo Iithia
Water, just from the Spring. oct4
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WE offer to families and contractors, and all who
wish to paint Pure Lead and Oil at Bottom Figures
Oct4 G. MAY & CO.
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&1PHHH I11u;
Receipts for the week.
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Announce ERE Gnss.

Announce EnensS.
r HEREBY announce myself a candidate for re-.
l. election to the office of CRY TREASURER OF
Staunton. Va. Respectfully
aprz5 tide JON. M. CARROLL.
TO the Voters of augusta County,
r HEREBY announce my self candidate for re-
i election to the Office of COUNTY TREASURER
apr19 tide SAMUEL PAUL.
TO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
L respectfully announce myself a candidate
for re-elecli ion to the office of COMMONWEALTH'S
ATTORNEY for Augusta county, and solicit your
votes at the polls.
Z .aprl8rtde