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Tribute of Respect.

+ AtthereguIar Sabbath afternoon meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF Staunton
Sept 21st 1879, committee consisting of T. q. Nor
ton Jas. Fl. Skinner and'H j. Churchman, appoint
ed at previous meeting, reported the following
resolutions expressing the sentiments Of the Asseca
ton in view of the loss, by death, of two beloved
members Dr.. B. B. Donaghe and Capt. G. D. Mccoy
that;
WHEREAS; This Association has not since its Or
ganiZation been so previously afflicted by God as re-
Gently, when twice in the week, his hand rested
heavily upon u.s. taking from our membership first
and then another, OF our most loved and respec
ted members:
our numbers, we at the same time feel the prOf0un
dest gratitude, to Him who ordereth all things Alright
that the two WHO were taken to join the communion
of the just made perfect had, by their walk and
conversation among u.s. showed themselves so ready
for the change, as were BriscOe b. DOnaghe and
Charles D. Mccoy;
branches OfGOdS church here on earth, the whole
association is made to mourn together; so we are
reminded that in Heaven all, as one great church OF
the redeemed, will rejoice together, in the REDEEM
ton purchased by the one allatOning sacrifice
that there there will be no differences, no divisions
no partingS and the ties Sundered here will be
reunited there forever
in our minutes in memorial OF the loved and honor
ed dead and to perpetuate as far as in us les their
example.
Resolved 4th, That copy of the above be furnish
ed to the afflicted families OF our deceased brethren
with the assurance of our tenderest sympathy.
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DIED.


TEABO-In Staunton, on Sept, 10th, Ida Hawkin
Teabo, aged months and IL days, infant daugh
ter of James Teabo.
BRYAN.--At sangersville Augusta county, on the
18th instant. Mrs. Maggie Bryan, wife of Reuben
Bryan in the 40th year of her age.
FAUBER,-Near Harrisville, Rockingham county
on the 18th sinstant, Mrs. Cathrine Fauber, aged
SO years, months and days,
HOWE-At her residence in Dayton, Rockingham
county, on the 18th instant, Mrs. Howe, wife OF
Rev. Mr. Howe. Presiding ElderU. B. Church.
WITHROW-Mr. David Withrow, September 8th
at the residence of his sonin-law D. T. Harris on
Bratton's rum aged z years and q days peceas
ed was the son Of Archibald and Mary WlthrOW,
and was the eldest OF eight brothers. three o.
whom survive him.
STAUBUS-At the residence Of her parents, near
Mt. Solon OF consumption, Miss Kate Staubus,
aged24 years, 10 months and5 days.
TAYLOR.-On Tuesday evening last. the 23rd inst,
at his residence in this city Mr.. Henry Taylor IN
the 80th year Of his age.
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Personal.

Among the visiting lawyers attending
the Court of Appeals since last week
are Col. Ed, Pendleton. of Botetourt
Hon. J. Ran. Tucker, of Rockbridge; J. S
Hansberger, Geo. G. Grattan, W.. B
Compton and Gen. Jno. E. Roller, Of
Rockingham, Moses Walton and Judge
Henry Allen of Woodstock.
Maj. Gregory passed through the city
Tuesday on his way to fill an appoint
ment in Charlottesville. He is one of the
most active and efficient canvassers of the
Conservatives in this campaign.
Capt. Jas. Bumgardner spoke at Nc
Dowell on the 10Th, and at Millboro on
Wednesday night, in advocacy of the debt
settlement.
Gen. Jno. Echols is announced to parti-
cipate in the discussion in Winchester on
the LIST October.
Mr.. John G. Ker, eldest son of Mr.. He
Der Ker, Of this city, received the adieus
and best wishes of number of his friends
at the train Wednesday afternoon. He is
q capable clerk, and salesman and pro-
misses to do we'll in st. Louis his future
home.
Mr.. G. L. Cookies reputation as Ralph
-Rackstraw in Pinafore, is not merely a
local ono. He received telegram last
Saturday begging MIN to come at once to
Lovingston, Nelson county and assist in
the presentation Of the play there. He
complied and played two nights this week
to delighted audience.
The Lewisburg Female Institute, Rev.
D. B. Ewing, D. D., Principal, opened on
Monday last under flattering auspices.
About thirty scholars answered roll
can.
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MARRIED..

WHISMAN-KEISER.-At the residence of W. F
Fauber, near iWaynesboro, on the 2lth inst, Miss
Viola 7. Keiser to Mr.. John D. Whisman-ail Of
Augusta County.
PRATHER-HARRIS.-Mr James G. Prather, Of
Texas, and MISS Agnes T. Harris, daughter Of
morning, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock at the residence
Of the brides parents in this place Rev DE- 3
Bessie Nelson, Annie White, Kitty Minor of Am
herst and Cassie Harris ;sMessrs J. L. Campbell,
W. W. II. Harris, VIM. e. Mcdowell. and VIM
Waugh, of Amherst-LeI. Gazette.
MURRAY-WRIGHT.-I Staunton, on Sept 18th,
1879 by Rev. Fl. j. McK KERRY Mr.. Thomas Murray
to Miss Nora A. Wright.-al of StauntOn
FORBES MONEYMAKER.-BysR Rev. Emmett W.
McC0rkle, Sep 9th, at the home of the brides pa
rents insRockbridge county, Miss Barbary Forbes
to Mr.. John T. MOneymaker.
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Business Notices.

A newspaper to be issued ever Gay
of the fair with the programme =.
the day is among the novelties OF
this years fair. It is being gotten
up by private enterprise and will be issued
from this office. There is ample space
appropriated to advertisers, and as tnere
will be 1000 copies issued in advance ana
1000 every day during the fair, it presents
an excellent advertising medium.
Mr.. N. II. Bennett, the agent of VIM.
Knabe s. Co., the widely known and popu-
lar piano house of Baltimore, was in the
city last week, making arrangements for
grand exhibit of pianos and organs at the
coming fair. He secured space 20 feet
square in the centre of the Rotunda. The
company will have some of their elegant
Instruments on exhibition and some finish
ed performers The booth will be hand
somely fitted up, and Knabe & Co.'s exhi-
hi zion will be one of the principal attrac-
tion of the occasion. Lovers of good Mu-
sic wi u doawell 80 bear this in mind.
Messrs.. Berkeley q Co., are the agents
here for a very popular liniment for horses
and cattle. manufactured by H Kyle Mon
tague at Lvl ~ssburg. 1t is very highly
recommend ed by stock men who have
tried it. Read Yls advertisement and the
certificates in our city motto es.
Frank Alexand 'er u Co., have az
pretty a lot of donbte~barrell fowl
ing pieces as we: l,ave seen. eompris,
ing quite variety of the best manuiac-
ture. The breach loade ~ are Deasattes ano
it is worth something jus T TO see ana han'
die the English pieces. Ste Gheir ad7er-
tisement in another column.
Messrs Lynn & Eyler have had rare sue
cess with their drills this season. Ihey
have sold and delivered, up to- this ZINE
116 of the improved steel spring BickfSrd
g. Huffman drill and engaged a numbe1
besides.
Levy Bros. have the celebrated Butter
;icks Patterns which They furnish free to
any lady who will send her address. See
their advertisement.
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Waynesboro Items.


Rumor had it that speaking by Mr..
Massey would be in the afternoon Of Mon
day last. 1t proved to be mistake. This
would be good missionary ground for a
Readjuster-if darkness is on the Funder
side.
The excursionists to Richmond on Sat-
urday night last, spent wet Sunday in
the city. Monday morning brought them
home again pretty well be-draggled. The
pleasing feature of the trip was its cheap
ness.
Last Sabbath the pulpit Of the Presbyte-
rian church was occupied by Rev. DR..
Hume of the Baptist church. His dis
couree was found in Heb. II chap. 5 YER.
The subject was handled with ability CHAR
acteristic of the distinguished divine. DR..
Hume has just returned from Greenville,
s. c.. where he has been spending several
weeks. The church in that little noun
tain city would be fortunate if they can
secure the services of pastor SO promis-
ing of usefulness.
The Naynesboro Bridge-a blot on the
county. The low water has enabled foot
passengers to walk over on the rocks. Now
that flushed streams are to be expected,
what are you going TODD about t?" Can't
the road Oyerseer be compelled to keep a
foot bridge? 1t seems not. az two years
have gone by and he hasn't spent dime
for it yet.
Samuel II. Hunt who purchased the
Arch'd Coiner farm on Back Creek. has
moved to his new home. Mr.. Hunt has
| been citizen and merchant of Waynes-
| horo for Is or 16 years. We wish him snc-
cess 10 bis new field of labor.
Rev. Mr., Henry of Tabor church, Abe
marie, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath. Rev, Frank Nc
Cutchen and Elder Il. ". Henry are in
attendance on Presbytery. held at Frank
lin, Pendleton co.. W. Va.
Our village is wonderfully healthy.
Mr.. A, q. Noting and lady of Rich
mond, were in the village during the
week. Mr.. N. bias tor q number Of years
been the commercial representative Of the
Prussian government at Richlnlaleald.
4 SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATION:
MIR. lSaml Brenaman, the father OF
Prof. J. Neff Brenaman, who lives IL
miles north of this city, has been suffering
for a year With disease of the bone OF
the arm. The bope having grown to
three times its natural size was diseased
from near the elbow to tho shoulder joint
Last week DR.. A. M. Hepka, assisted by
Drs. Robinson. Treayy and Reli, of that
neighborhood. ampntatad Mr.. Brenaman'a
arm at the shoulder. The patient stood
the operation yell. rallied after II and 4
recovering,
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THE BIG Four MINsTRELs, with full
.troup of twenty-five artists, is announced
for an exhibition at the new Opera House,
October End. This company is popular
one here. 4 fine brass band and good
orchestra are oa the programme, and If
the troup draws like it did during the last
Fair, it will take the City Opera House to
hold the crowd
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Virginia Court of Appeals.

The proceedings of this court since last
Thursday will be found below:
FRsDAY.-Linn & ais. VS.. Carson's
admir- & ais. Motion by counsel of Appel
lees for rehearing of decision announced
on Thursday, and time taken to consider
the same.
Siron vs.. Ruleman's ex'r & ais. Argued
by Judge Fultz for Appellees.
McAllister's ex'rs &c., VS.. Stack, from
Allegheny. Argued by J. R. Tucker for
Appellants.
SATURDAY.-Siron VS.. Ruleman, dc.
Argued by H. W. Sheffey for Appellant,
and submitted.
McAllister &c. VS.. Stack. Argued by
Fl. W. Sheffey for Appellee, and continued
for further hearing.
Observation-Disclosures day. Court not
in session.
Observation-Disclosures executors &C.,
VS.. John J. Stack, from Allegheny county.
Argued by H. W. Sheffey for appellee and
by Fl. st. G. Tucker for appellants and
submitted.
Knick &C., VS.. Knick, from Rockbridge
county, continued till next term.
Miller & ais, VS.. Miller's admir- and ais,
from Augusta county. Argued by Thos.
G. Elder, for appellants.
WEDNEsDAY.-The petition,of John H.
Pedego for an appeal from decree of the
Circuit Court Of Henry county, rendered
at May term. 1879, in the case of Henry
Tuggle, receiver &c., vs.. Pedego & ais,
refused by all the judges.
Miller &C., VS.. Miller's admir- &c. Ar
gued by Geo. NJ. Cochran, Jr., for appel
lees, and by H. W. Sheffey for appellants,
and submitted.
Hammer &C., VS.. the Commonwealth
for use of Minnick, from Rockingham
county. Yancy y Conrad for plaintiffs in
error, and Stands and Harnsberger for de-
PENDANT in error, submitted on briefs.
Gentry VS.. Allen & ais, from Rocking
ham. Roller for appellant and Compton
for appellees. Rule discharged, and case
submitted on briefs.
Morrison VS.. Bauserman & ais, from
Rockingham. Harnsberger and Liggett
for appellant, and Roller tor appellee. Ar
gued by J. s. Harnsberger for appellant
and J. E. Roller for appellee.
Martz & ais. VS.. Bonersack, from Rock
ingham. Continued till next term.
Bait. s Ohio R. R. Co., VS.. Noel's admir-
from Shenandoah county. Passed by.
Mary Lincoln's admir- VS.. Maupin. from
Rockingham. Grattan, Allen and Calvert
for appellant, and Strayer and Liggett for
appellees. Submitted on briefs.
THURsDAY.-HenryC G. Lester VS.. Phili-
mont Smith, from Henry county. Opinion
delivered by Judge Moncure, affirming de-
cree of Circuit Court Certified to Rich
mond.
McComb VS.. Lobdell, &C., from Au-
gusta county. Opinion delivered by Judge
Anderson, reversing the decree of the
Circuit Court and dismissing the case.
Jonathan Sirorr VS.. Ruleman's Execu-
nor and ais, from Highland county.
Opinion delivered by Judge Burks, rever-
sing decree of the Circuit Court, and re-
manding the cause, Judge Moncure dis
.senting on one point, but concurring
generally.
Preston A. Baylor, Esq. qualified as
attorney.
James W. Morrison VS.. Bauseman u
ais. argued by J. S. Harnsberger Tor ap-
pellant. and case submitted.
Baltimore & Ohio R. r. Go. vs.. Noel's
administrator, from Shenandoah county,
argued by II. W. Shelley for plaintiff in
error.
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Local Brevities.

Local Brevities.
The work on improving and repairing
| the Court House has commenced, Bagby
& Earman are the contractors for the brick
work; Lushbaugh Bros. for the wood work
and Geo. W. May u Co. have the painting.
1t is expected to be finished this fall and
Augusta will then have one of the most
convenient and handsome court houses in
the State.
The Staunton Debating Society will
meet at the Y. M. e. A. Hall tomorrow
night at half-past seven o'clock, to xe-
| organize for the winter session. All who
feel interested are invited.
A pretty new sklff, built in Cincinnati,
has been put on the lake at the Fair
Grounds by Messrs. W. a. .Fowle and
Jno. McQuaide. There are now three
pleasure boats there. and boating will be
one of the attractions of the coming fair.
Mr.. J. Howard Wayt, District Deputy
Grand Master, left the city yesterday af-
ternoon on an official masonic visit to
Laurel Hill Lodge at Newport. He was
accompanied by Messrs. Jacob Bumgard-
ner, E. M. Cushing, E. W. Stewart and
Jno E. King. They will return to-day.
The large brick building adjoining the
Virginia Hotel designed for Messrs. Lynn
& Eyler's warehouse, is rapidly going up.
It will have an iron roof and will be occu
pied by them as soon as completed, about
the middle of October.
\ The West Augusta Guard at their regu-
lar company meeting Monday night. took
under consideration the matter of inviting
the military of our neighboring cities to
visit Staunton during the fair. A COM
mittee was appointed to confer with the
Staunton Artillery.
The Stonewall Brigade Band paraded
the streets last Friday and presented q
good appearance.
The Stanton Artillery will have a
street parade Saturday afternoon at
| O'clock
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A Sad Father.

Old Mr.. Dowdy, the afflicted father of
the unfortunate young woman who died
under such distressing circumstances two
weeks ago in Court House Alley, was in
the city last week. He came to see his
daughters grave, to find out the particu-
lars about.her death and to gather up and
take home the little effects she left. The
old man is very poor and had not the
means to pay his hotel bill or his way back
home. Mr.. Davis, the kind hearted clerk
at the Virginia Hotel got up a subscrip-
tion for him among the citizens of the
place, and when he handed him 500 be was
too much affected to speak. After staying
here day he returned to his humble home
IN Rockbridge. near Fairfield. a
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Doings Of the County Court.

The September session of this Court
Judge Hendren presiding, was held Mon
| day and Tuesday. The following are thu
most important Of its proceedings:
Justice J. M. Kinney reported and paid
in fine of IS imposed by him on r. Mon
roe, for assault and battery, and Justice
B. o. Ferguson a fine 81, so imposed by him
upon Jack Sprouse for the same offense.
Commissioner j. A. Waddell reported the
bond of the County Treasurer was sufd.
Gent.
| Certificates were granted to G. A. Rich
ardson and Jas. W. Kennedy to obtain
license to practice law.
The following wills were admitted to
probate and executors appointed:
Peter Ruebush, John J. Larew execu-
tor; VIM. A. Pratt, Mrs. Evelina Pratt,
extr'x.; W. n. Myers. Mrs. Eliza c. Myers
extr'x.; Zacharia ]. M. McChesney. Geo.
". Harrison executor, estimated value Of
property disposed of under will $4,000;
John Accord. executor to be appointed.
State tax on wills of probate, grants of
administration this term amount to $91 80.
Letters of administration on the estate
Of Mrs. Margaret Carson were granted to
Jas. H. Callison.
| Adam McChesneY Of ckbridge county,
was appointed guardian of Adam McChes-
ney, Jr. The estate of R. B. Moore. was
committed to A. B. Lightner,, Sheriff, for
administration with will annexed.
Retail liquor license was granted Joseph
G. Horn, to sell liquor at his residence
near Stribling Springs.
Road Surveyors-B. F. McNutt was
appointed surveyor of road precinct No.
10, Riverheads District, and S. e. Tucker
surveyor of roads precinct No. 9, Beverly
Manor District.
A rule was awarded against Jacob Rue
bush and Timothy Funk requiring coun-
ter security on their official bond as exec
utors of John Ruebush ST., decd.
Jury cases-The Commonwealth vs..
Chas. Washington, indicted for assault
and battery, found guilty and fined by the
Court .$5 and costs; Commonwealth VS..
VIM. Wiseman indicted for carrying con-
cealed weapons, found guilty and find SIS
and costs; Commonwealth VS.. John r..
Wagner, indicted for assault and battery.
acquitted.
The Moffett liquor tax for the month Of
August yielded $63,623.
The contract awarded Jas. W. Austin
for submerged ford at Patterson's Forge
across Middle River was filed and approved.
The number of deeds recorded since the
last term is So and exparte settlements 10.
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CITY Notices.

In nursery wherein all is life and laugh instead
of crying and frettng there is to be found Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price Is cents bottle.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

All dealers report the market as slower than for a
long time; some think it the dullest for months.
The quality Of the offerings was not good as last
week, for though there were as good tops among
the receipts they not put the market to the
extent they were last week. Prices ranged at 21a@
51ac, with few choice sold by the Lehmans to j.
W. D. Pentz on private TERMS and understood to be
considerably higher. Prices generally were 1s@A
lower, and and in some cases N, the better grades
suffering least, the tops showing decline of rs and
others as above
Mich Cb,os.-Trade shows no improvement, nor
do prices. We quote $1S@4O as to quality
Hogs were quoted at5@511 cents, supply full and
good demand. Sheep firm and good at 3A@414 c.
Stock sheep $l.50@$25O each Lambs 3A@414.
Wethers 3@311 per lb. Stock Ewes $2@$27 rs each.
Hay and Straw.-The receipts are free, with fair
demand. We quote as follows: Hay-choice Ceci
county timothy $Ie0$l7 fair to prime Maryland
and Pennsylvania timothy $l4@$l5; mixed hay $l2@
SIS; clover do. $11@$l3
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srEELE's TAVERN, VA, Sept. Sth, Is

Mr.J. Kyle Montague Sir:-Sir I have used
your Horse and Cattle Liniment for sores and cuts
and have sold quantity of it, and believe it to be
all right Respectfully,
j. A. SPENCER.
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A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-Capt. E. M.
Jones, popular conductor on the G. &. O.
Road, was brought to the residence Of Mr..
P. B. Sublett. in this city, Wednesday
night, suffering with painful wound. He
was standing near the track at Hinton a
few nights ago, not knowing that torpe-
do (Which is used for danger signal on
the road when light is not conveniently
was lying upon the rail. 1t had been plac-
ed there by some mischevious boy who
wanted to hear report. AS the engine
passed over it, it exploded and two pieces
struck Mr.. Jones in the right leg below
the knee, making holes similar to those
made by bullet. Mr.. j.. is unable to
walk and will be off duty for some time.
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To temporize with your health instead of prompt
ly using DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, is not indicative
Of much thoughtfuness. Sold by all druggists.
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Berkeley & Co., Agents, Stanton, Va.


sept26 :
The great infallible remedy for Nervousness, Con,
stipation and Dyspepsia, is j. M. Laroque's Anti
Bilious Btters, manufactured by W. E. Thornton
Baltimore, Nd and for sale by all druggists at Csc
| per package, or LOO per bottle. They have been
successfully used for half a century. Try them.
sept 26lt
| Two weeks at the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Va conyiuces me that the cOnvalescent, suffering
from the prostrating effects Of Yellow Fever, will
find no waters more beneficial than these. Invalids
of this character from the South finding admission
to other hotels impossible, will here receive both well
come and health. The power to repair the injurious
effects of Yellow Fever suggests the value of these
Waters as preventive below the "Dead Line' and
| in the infected districts.
Sept. aoEh, 1873 JOHN HARMON,
PastoT ST. ghares Avenue Church, N. o
Summer season opened June lst,
| For sale by
| GEO. W. MAY & CO., AGENTS,
seuS1t No. 9 Augusta st., staunton, Va
.CIeanliness is next to Goodness 60 to Virginia
Hotel New Restaurant where you will see old uncle
sep26 PETER. H. WOODWARD.
FROM WILMER BRINToN. BALTIMORE, M.
d. ~ haye used nColden's Liebigs LIQUID Extract
of Beef apd Tonic Invigerater' in my practice and
have beeR mueh gratifeq with the result AZ ton,
cannot be surpassed
sep19H GEO. W. MAY q W, Agents.
| THREE CHILDREN SAVED FROM A HORRI
rible death by twenty-five cents worth of shriner's
| Indian vermifuge.
H. For sale by
| DIR. N. WAYT BRO. DRUGGIST,
| Next door to Post Office,
seussu 6tapptop, Va.
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
STAUNTON Sept, 18th, 1879.
Flour-Extra. $5,OO@$5lO Superfne, s4,25@$4.4O;
Family $5.25@$5,4O; Wheat, $I15;. Corn, 50@55c;
714@Sc. Salt $l.60; Sugar 8@l211c; Meal. 60@65;
Molasses 4o@75c; Butter l211@l4c; Eggs-l2@12z1c +:
Potatoes, 4O@5O cents; Timothy Seed $500: Wool,
washed 3O@3l unwashed 20@A1; Pork So. 5O@$3,75.
Clover Seed $5.OJ@$550.
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| AIDES Misses and Childrens Merino Vests
IL and Drawers, all grades and sizes, at
WETTERfC
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LNOR SALE PkIVATELY-An excellent second
Il hand Piano. Also walnut extension table,
marble-top walnut side board, and few other ar
ticles of household furniture almost new.
For further particulars, apply to
HUDSON & PATRICK,
sep2u StAuntOn, Va.
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"Cleanliness is next to Goodness 60 to Virginia
Hotel New Restaurant where you will see old uncle
sep26 PETER. ii. WOODWARD.
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ArOrICELThe second and last examination fo4l
N County teachers viii be held sATURDAY.s
0cToBER 4 next in ths &C. Academy Aessse bTilding
c cI All O'clock p. M Candidates will come
prepared with paper. pen and ink.
Ma papers will be received except neatly folded
and the pages securely attached to each other. En-
velopes stamped and directed must accompany each
paper to forward certificate.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
sep19 tide County Supt SchQ0sss
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for the manufacture of High Grades of flour. Mills
changed and remodeled upon the latest improved
system at