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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-05-07
Our Washington Letter.
Special to the REPUBLICAN.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1, '79.
For the last two years the Demo.
cratic party in Congress has been di.
vided. Some of :hem hoped to make
a renegade of President Hayes, and
some counted him as being "no better
than any other radical" l hope both
sections of the party are happy since
the veto of Tuesday. At any rate,
they can unite now in believing that
the President is mo better than any
other radical If those who wished
and hoped to take advantage of GER
tain aimable qualities of the Chief
Magistrate, so as to turn them to
Democratic advantage, are now thor
oughly convinced of the hopelcssness
OF their undertaking, they can go on
hereafter in more direct paths. They
can attempt to build up the Democrat
ic party on Democratic doctrines.
such as the right of State to secede,
boldly proclaimed by Alex. Stephens
within the last two years, and the right
OF the white man to control the vote of
the colored man, which has been the
prevailing doctrine of a dozen States
for years past. They can 60 on, but
from this time they will have no Iea-
son to expect sympathy or aid from
the President.
The veto message is an admirable
document. 1t is a more thorough
statement Of the case than even Conk-
ling made, with malice towards none,
with charity towards all, it states, in
language to be forever remembered,
the conclusive reasons why the general
government should not protect itself
After reading the message one is in.
voluntarily carried back to the time
~ years ago-whe vacillation and
weakness in the place now occupied
by Mr.. Hayes made terrible war in.
evitable. Let us, whatever past diff
ferences may have been, unite iD
thanking God that we have President.
Of course there will not be votes
enough in the House to overcome the
veto. The original majority was
small, and the Democratic vote then
were included many thrown by Green.
hackers. am not betraying conf.
dence in saying that not more than 2
OF these can be relied on to vote for
the bill now. 1t will then remain for
the Democratic party to fulfill the fe-
lieltous and eloquent prophesy of Mr..
Garfield, and "starve the Government
to death" or to back square out ofthe
o''t. de sac in which it now finds itself
and vote appropriations in such way
that a patriotic and self respecting
PRESIDENT can unite with it.
There has been a large and most
gratifying increase in Government
revenue since the adjournment of
Congress in March 1t was then be.
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POLITICAL.

The members Of the Republican
County Committee are requested to
meet at my Office on Monday evening,
May 19, 1879 A full attendance is
requested.
Z. i. DAVIS,
Chm Rep. Co. Com,
Tionesta, May 6, 1879.
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InCOmparabIy the Finest Circus,
As1O,OOOPer Week Aenio Exhibition.
DE SoTo.
Without a parallel in any age.

"IVIIOuV PaIaIIeI IN any age.
lncomparably the finest circus enter
talnment ever given in this neighborhood.
-,ShdrOn Pa Herald.
The Bareback riding was brilliantly ar
tistie.-Pttts6ur9 Daily Commercial.
The veteran Sam Rinehart perforned
the almost incredible feat of burning a
somersault over five elephants and eight
camels.-'Sf'ri1GJ5etd tIlt.) Daily state Req
lister. ~
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Announcements.

Our rates for announcements will be as
follows: Associate Judge, $40; District
Attorney, So; Coroner,2; County Sur
Veyor, s.. No announcements will ap
pear 2RteSS accompanied by the cash.
Please bear tins in mind.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to Announce LEWIS
Arm ER, of Green township, as a candi-
date for the nomination of Associate judge.
subject to Republican usages.
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License Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing license applications have been filed in
the Clerks Office, and will be presented
at May Term Of Quarter Sessions:
II. e. Jackson, Hotel, Tionesta boro.
VIM. Lawrence, " "
John WOodcock, " Neilltown
VIM. Toy, clearinghouse Fagundas.
John Peterson, Eating house, Turnkey
vile.
j. SHAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, Pa, April 20, 1879.
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lob WORK neatly executed at the RE
- PUBLICAN Odico
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ADMISSION TO ALL so Gents
UHlLDREN, under 8 years 90 Cents

museum and menagerie doors open at l
ana L. Nj, Performances in the Grand
iDoupl2 Separate Arena commencing one
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A FARM OF 200 ACRES,

In Kingsley Township, this county.
known as the d. Harrington farm. About
40 acres cleared; good barn; small
orchard: house in fair condition; we'll
fenced A fine lot of Pine and hemlock
timber on the uncleared part.
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PRAOTICAL sURVEYOR.
Has now for sale the Following;
12O ACRES,

Allegheny Township, Venango Co., on
Stewards Run, 81 miles from Tionesta !;
40 acres cleared; good barn; frame house !;
small orchard; fences good; splendid
water. VIII be sold at a bargain fer cash.
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EAlIBITING PAR M0RE lhan II AlIERTISI

All they promised was there and more
too;-Parker city (Pa.) Daily.
Every feature emphasized is presented.
-IHtS6ulgh Daily Leader
Their present adventure exceeds in both
size, novelty and expense, anything of the
klnd heretofore attempted Cincinnati
Duly Enquirer.
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A Huge Highway Free Festival of Fo,r
Famous Managers.
MOST MAGNIFICENT PAGEANT of the AGE

1AIIu NDsOIUItIy Free % at.
-, The street parade in the morning was
the best ever witnessed here.-OT CitV
Daily Derrick. ~
The street parade was all that was claim
giant advertisements, which is no mean
comnliment.-Edst SaginaiO (8Iich.) Dali,
Courier. s''S
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A FARM OF 152 ACRES,

Three and a half miles East of Kittanning,
in Armstrong county, known as the Rob-
inson Farm. All under fence; splendid
farm house and barn, and all necessary
buildings. Well watered we'll adapt
ed for raising of crops or stock, and I'M
derlaid with 4-foot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limestone.
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bnkS Twp. Auditors Report.
MARn1Nv1nLr. Anril IL 1870.

MARE1Nv1LLE, April 15, 1870.
! ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Jenks
! township in account with jerks Town-
! ship;
10 vouchers issued 30 Chas Harris
| July ~, Observation-Disclosures. 450 Oh
| vouchers issued TO Chas. Harris
Oct. ~, Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
! amt of money paid Il. " Mer-
elliott as Commissioner er........ G1 As
amt paid II. Hettish as Oomm'r 81 50
amt of money paid John II.
MenSch as Commissioner .... % 50
1909 IL
Or.
2. V. Mercilliott by services as
commissioner. ner..........................S2 25 3S
=. v. Mercilliott by attending Court 80 OF
X. Hettish by services as Comm'r. 81 gS
4" attending Court.,,. 35 81
John II. Mensch by services as
commissioner ......... ...",,,...,... 20 50
$3.50 70
We, the Auditors of jerks Township.
do certify that we have examined the
above accounts and find them correct.
:. 9AS Is, ssEURR66EESGENGoST, sE R6ES Auditors.
Attest: JAMES A. ScoTT, Clerk.
refuse to concur in the above state
ment as incorrect. c. f. HUNT,
Auditor.
MARIENvILLE, April 15, 1879.
JAMES WALTON, Treasurer, in account
with jerks Township.
DIR.
To amt of orders drawn from Co.
Commissioners July Is, 1888 6l 90
July IL, 1873. S6T 4S
Sept. %, 90. s67 As
March 8, 1879 25 90
.' Is, 1879 200 90
reed from former Treas".",..- 16 n
$2,Os7 SO
BY vouchers produced. ,97S 10
Percentage .........,......,.,..,..... 90 20
S2,Os2 80
BY amt paid over.............,....,... 20
s2,Os7 SO
( We, the Auditors of jerks Township.
do certify that we have examined the
above accounts and find them correct.
}1s. i: $S4SEi = : RSES. + SSEEEiSsrSoosr, Auditors.
! Attest; JAMES A. scorr, Clerk,
n1 April Is, 1879.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS, acting as
! Overseers of the Poor, in account with
jerks Township. 'n
. DIR.
To amt of money reed from sale of
Fauper eiiects...'.,. ........S42 90
$I2 90
CIR.
by amt paid $50 60
$36 60
Balance on hand.......................$5 5 40
We, the Auditors of Jenks Township, |
do certify that we have examined the |
above accounts and find them correct.
@. +. HUNT,
JAS. Il. ROSE,
Attest: JAMES A. SCOTT, Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-24

the saddle-best match, Ed Burke LIST, Geo L Peyton
I'd best saddle horse, DR.. McClung LIST. Lete Jar
man I'd, T Walker Sd single harness mare. W J
Harnsberger LIST general utility hOrSeS-best stall
Best 2 VI old, W johnson; best filly VI old,
Miss Meta Eskridge; best Ally 3years old. Geo L
Peytun.
Quick light draft h0rses-Best stalion-M 81 Ear
man 1st, N M Moore I'd. Best brood mare w
Harnsberger lst Geo L Peyton ID. Filly years
old, VIM JHunter 1st. Filly = yrs old N Opie LIST,
J A waddell I'd. ka.tre colt, SamI Ryers 1st: D
Special Premiums. Of Silver Ware.-Best speci-
men of garden vegetables, DIR Wayt: Best speci
men of green fruit, Mrs X Menifee; Best specimen
OF canned fruits, Mrs 3 Shrechhise; Plain sewing
Keyser; Linen embroidery, Miss Ella Kumkle; Silk
embroidery, Mrs W ii Heiskell.
POutry.-Best D0rking chickens, A NJ BoMman;
Best Spanish, M Bowman: Best Plymouth Rocks.
d w Drake: Best white Brahmas, Geo NJ Ramsey;
Best white LeghOrns, D w Drake; Best Dominique
Mrs G Pratt; Best dark Brahmas. J Hawpe;
Best brown brow n, LsEhSras, Lee Best white Ban.
Arthur Parker; Best Partridge Cochins, Il Trout.
Jr; Largest variety of chickens, A NJ Bow.
man; Best Hong Kong geese Mrs. n
Gilkes0n; AyleSbury Ducks. HaYpe; Best
pair Rouen ducks. Master John Gilkeson;
Pigeons, VIM Med Lee. Pekln Ducks. Mrs. G Ju-
liam Pratt (these are imported stock semitic MRS:
Pratt by Judge Fullerton. Of N. Y, and attracted
much attention. Best bronze turkey A " bowman.
Largest collection Of poultry, A M Bowman. !.
Farm Crops-Best specimen OF smooth wheat,
N Bowman; best bushel Of bearded wheat Samuel
Byers best bushel of oats. A N Bowman; best
bushel of corn in ear, A NJ Bowman; best buShef OF
buckwheat, VIM Smith; best bale timothy hay,
M Bowman; largest display Of farm products, A N
Bowman; best barrel Of flour, Roller:
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ton, Mr.. F. ought to do fine business
this fall.
The people here promised Maj. Hanger
when he left, to have good crowd out the
next time they made an appointment and
said they had been so often disappointed
they did not expect the speakers last Fri
day night.
There is good deal of complaint about
the mail arrangements here now. The
compliments say the train from the east
reaches Buffalo Gap some Is minutes after
P. M. But the mail rider not being
compelled by contract to wait longer than
8 O'Clock. will not stay for it, SO the Rich
mond papers are often two or three DAYS
old when they get them and as there is
only semi-weekly mail from Buffalo Cap
the INDICATOR does not reach here I'M
til Tuesday. We Will have to get the Hon.
John 7. to look after the matter if things
don't change.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-24

ground scene being pretty coast piece.
The drop curtain is scene on Swiss lake,
and is one of the prettiest and best execu-
ted pieces of work we have seen. The
Masonic Hall has five sceaes-parlor,
Kitchen. street, forest, and a background
OF water. The drop curtain, which is q
scene on Lake George in Canada, is not
only an excellent piece of work. but
truthful representation. Staunton has
now two theatres that no city need be
ashamed OF, and she was particularly for
tunate in having secured an artist of Mr..
Welch's abilities. Mr.. Welch was both
architect and scene painter of the pretty
theatre at Charlotte. N. G.
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The exhibit of Chas. M. Stieff, of Baltl-
more. in the rotunda is very attractive
one. He has in the centre of the building
one elegant square grand piano, one fine
upright piano and three beautiful organs.
An excellent performer upon these instru-
ments keeps crowd around the instru-
ments, making it one of the most attrac-
tive places on the grounds. The instru-
Ments from the well known Stief estab-
lishmaent are in use in all the female semi
naries in Stanton and they are popular
throughout the South. They allsorsceiyed
the highest awards at the Philadelphia
and Paris expositions and those wishing
to purchase have fine opportunity of
testing their superior advantages. Mr..
VIM. Oberlinder is representing the firm
here.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-24

PERsoNAL.-R. w. Burke, one OF the
most valuable members of the City Coun-
Gil, rendered his resignation Tuesday
night.
John Lewis Peyton. ESQ.,, was on We'd
iesday elected member of the Board Of
Directors of the Augusta County Agricul-
tural Society.
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NJ A RRIED.

MA RRIED.
KERSH-LONG AT the Virginia Hotel, Staunton,
October 22nd by Rev. Christian Beard, Mr.. Stephen
A. Ker.h to Miss Agnes j. Long, daughter Of
Conrad Long, Esq, all OF Augusta county.
CONDON--AYRES-ByR Rev. q. W. Humphreys, at
the Virginia Hotel, on the 22nd inst. Mr. C, C,
Condor and Miss Minnie L. Ayres, both Of Bells
Valley, Va. :
HUFFMAN-HOTTLE-On the 10th inst BY Rev.
Mr.. Fitzgerald w. u. E. Huffman to Miss Hem
rietta +. Hottie both OF this county,
CLIFTON-KNUPP.-At Staunton, October 23rd,
by Rev. Or. Cnas. Manly, Mr.. Joseph F. Clifton
TO Miss Armetta T; knapp, daughter of Noah
knapp, Esq all OF this county.
Together may they sweetly live,
Together may they die.
And each starry crown receive:
And reign above the skies.
oct?4 By 4 FRIEND.
Staunton papers please copy.
TYSON-JORDON.-On Goth October, at the resi-
ae ae OF the brides sister BY the Rey. T. W.
Mary D, J0rd0n, of Lexington, Va,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-24

THE SCENERY At THE OPERA HOUSE
ANap MASONIC HALL.--On FRIDAY ana
Saturday nights last Mr.. George Weicn
of Baltimore, the artist engaged to paint
nthe sceDery at the two above named places
. of entertainment, gave an exhibition of
. his work. SRd quite number OF citizens
attended, in spite Of the bad weather. In
the Opera House tthsts are seven scenes.
each having Six wings: pahlor, chamber,
Kitchen forest, garden. atFeb the back
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-24
CITY Notices.

Mildness conquors-and hence it is that the gentle
yet positive influence Of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup over
comes so quickly the disorders of babyhood.
OctN 1t
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Commercial.


STAUNTON, October 18th, 1879.
= Flour-Extra. $5,75@s6.Oo; Superfne $5,Oo@s5.2 Is
80 Namily Sss Wheat $o@ ~ i GSznnsW
1114@sc Salt 500; Sugar s@l211c; Meal. 50@55;
mmolasses 4o@75c; Butter !211@l4c: Eggs-l2@l2Hc.:
fOtatoes, 4e@50 cents; Timothy seed, $500: Wool,
washed 30@Sl; unwashed M@21; Pork s. 50@S3,75
S Cioy xe Seed s50?@$55O. Baled Hay-TimOthy,
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GARY's STORE, BUCKINGHAM Co., Va,

GARY's STORE BUCKINGHAM Co., Va,
September IL, rs.
Having used the Bedford Alum & Iron Springs
Mass in Chronic Diarrhoa. Scrofula and Syphilitic
affections for ten years in my practice consider it
the best medicine for those diseases. can fully
recommend it to the profession.
R. M. DAVIS. NJ. d.
Summer season opened June LIST.
For sale by
GEO. W. MAY & CO., AGENTS,
oct24 1t No. g. S Augusta St., Staunton, Va
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At the recent Piedmont Agricultural
Society Fair held at Culpeper G. H., Va,
Mr.. G. Julian Pratt of this county was
awarded:
bnll over years, Nugget 1st on bull years,
"Jubal Early LIST on bull 1 and under years.
cow over Years, Rose Harebsll Ind on cow over
years. LADY Daisy; lst on heifer under years;
lst premium was awarded on year old heifer to
J. Bear of augusta on .Ada's Pet,'' heifer bred
by Mr.. Pratt and exhibited by Mr.. P. for Mr. Bear.
4th premiums on "Dorabella" and ''Rose Harebeli;"
"a in competition with II entries representing the
ep-SOuthdOWns-lSt premium on buck 2years
old awarded G, Julian Pratt on imported Iron
Duke !" LIST on ram lambs; lst on fat sheep and LIST
Pratt 1st'O sow between and 2years for Lady HIS
daughter; Small breeds-to same. lst on boar over
years; lst on boar nnder years: LIST on sow under
Mrs. G: Julian Pratt was awarded LIST premium on
apple butter LIST on crochet work. LIST on preserved
apples. G. Julian Pratt 1st on yellow corn.
Mrs. Schreckhise. of this county, had 268 entries at
this fair and bore off quite number of premiums.
Mr.. A. M. Bowman was awarded:
1st premium on short horn BULL years; 1st on
3years LIST on heifer, year old lst on hefer
and LIST on bull calves. LIST on herd, four cows and
Swine-Large Breeds.-1st on boar over years ;
LIST on boar under years; LIST on sow over years
IND on SOW over wears; ISL on sow under l year,
and sweepstakes on sow and boar in this class.
HOrseS.-A. M, Bowman LIST on mare as rackcr.
-Southdowns "A. M. Bowman, End on buck
over years; LIST on eve over years; LIST and End
on yeaIling ewes; 1st on eve lambs.
FOWs.-G. J. Pratt, LIST on Bronze Turkeys. A.
ducks ist black spansh escke ss II st on Hoa
Master Willie Pratt, LIST premium on young ducks,
Pekins
The exhibition at Culpeper was unusu-
ally full in all the departments, and was
financially and otherwise a success, One
day there were four Thousand persons paid
at the gates. They had fine weather.
Deerfrld Items.
A party of hunters last Friday consist
ing of Messrs. John S. Guy. John H.
Montgomery, Jno. w. Glendy and Summer
field Moon got three deer in the mountain
near Mr.. GUYS. One was shot by Mr..
| Guy with his rifle, on the run, the ball
breaking the animals neck. Another was
Mr.. Moons first kill and the third was
| caught by the dogs. The day before, Mr..
| Montgomery with another party killed
three on the COwpasture in Highland, op-
posite DeeEaqd,
Mr.W. W. Montgomery. accompanied
by his wife, started for Ba Bait ilmaor Friday
I to visit Mr.. D. B. Taylor. his son-in- law,
who is reported seriously i'll. Mr.. Taylor
gas a few years ago a popular merchant
here and his Illness occasions his many
friends iml,Ipeh concern.
/ Mr.. 7. 4. 7. Fnnkhouser will shortly
have his fall stock Of goods here. This il
considered the best stand iln this part Of
\ the county and having 80 courteous and
competent q salesman man a. Mr. J. ". Clay
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-24

Mr.. P. PETERS, l25 Jefferson ST., Baltimore Nd.
says:-"From my personal experience, as well as
many OF my relatives and friends, Laroque's Anti
Bilious Bitters deserve all claimed for them,
always recommend them in preference to anything
else." Mr.. w. E. Thornton, Baltimore. Nd. the
Manufacturer, claims that there is nothing equal to
them in all forms of Liver and Stomach derange.
ments, and that they will efectually cure Dyspepsia
Nervousness. and Costiyeness. Is cents a package
or 81 per bottle. Give them trial.
OctA 1t
FROM DR. G. G. CLARKE OswEGO, N. Y
have made sufficient experiment
of Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic InvgoratOr to enable to say it is by far
the best OF all the preparations of the kind flood and
tonic) that have ever used. To the sufferer from
chronic diseases, or the convaescent it is invalua
BILE, being both nourishing and Strengthening.
oct4 N G.. W. MAY & CO., Agents
THE GREATEST ENEMY TO CHILDREN Is
worms. Shriners Indian vermifuge will save them
from ruin if used according to directions.
For sale by
DIR. N. WAYT s. BRO, DRUGGISTS,
Next door to Post Office,
octA 1t Staunton, Va.
Lyons Heel Stiffners keep new boots and shoes
straight. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers
oct242
Straighten your old boots and shoes with LYONS
Patent Heel Stlffners, and wear them again.
octA ct
Buckets, Tubs and Baskets, cheaper at Wilson's
Grocery than anywhere else in Staunton. oct l7.2t
Coxs Sparkling Gelatine one shilling per box, at
Wilson's Grocery.
Pipes and stems to suit everybody, at Wilson'S
SARDINEs 15c per box at Wilson'S GrOcery-lower
than ever before sold in Staunton,
Wilson keeps full line OF GROCERIES at bottom
prices, Augusta St., opposite C. H.
CHRIsTIANsBURG Jan. 2, 1878.
Mr.. j. X. MONTAGUE:
Dear Sir: Having used your Eminent IN nv
home as a remedy for Soreness of Throat Bruises
Sprains, sc, am certainly impressed that it is a
truly valuable Family Medicine. Where an exter.
nal remedy needed, is often the case no family
should be without it. calculate that the use
this 'Liniment will relieve large amount of SUI
ering.
j. MARCH,
Pastor M. E. Church South, Christiansbure. Va.
Wilson keeps 10 different brands Of Tobacco-pri-
ees from IS to SOC.
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r YNN & EYLER, .,-
STANTON, VA-
Dealers in

PLAIN AND TRACTION FARM
ENGINES,
AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR AND SASH SAW MILLS.
AGRICULTURAL MPLE-
MENT.> e $40 ia
Of all descriptions,
GUM AND LEATHER BETTING.
GUM d HEMP PACKING.
MACHINIsTs' SUPPLIES. &C., sc.
oct10
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DIED.

We are authorized to announce MARSHALL HANG
Err as candidate for re- election to represent Angus
ia county and Staunton in The House of Delegates
oct 17-tde
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Straighten your old boots and shoes with Lyons
Patent Heel Stffners, and wear them again.
octA2t
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Buckets, Tubs and Baskets, cheaper at Wilson,.
Grocery than anywhere else in Staunton. oct 172t
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Lyons Heel Stiffners keep new boots and shoes
straight. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers
oct242t -.
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Augusta Men Abroad.

At the recent Piedmont Agricultural
Society Fair held at Culpeper G. H., Va,
Mr.. G. Julian Pratt of this county was
awarded.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific TELEGRAPH Compan,
Dome stiS.

b0m69GA6s
ST., LOUIS April i1.-OpenIng.- Wheat-s Il os
April. II Qa4 May. ST 08A june Gorn-331s
April 331s May. 346a341s June.
,12:8o. =. m..Wheat higher. No. . red 81 o5
May, 81 o4id June, esta@asss July, 81 04t5 cash j;
No. 9 red 81 bid cash. Corn quiet s8is 0ssa
Apri. ss'sasss May. st1a June. Oats dull 2ba
bid May. ass bid cash. Whisky steady, eI "a
Provisions dull nothing doing.
CHICAGO. April II, $3.50 a. m.-Wheat opens at
9oss asked May. Corn sb@g51f May, s51a@s5a
June. Pork.s1o 1000 TX May. SO 30 June.
Lard G17R May.
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts OF
hogs to- day ~ 900; .ofneial yesterday ts.ov2 do
shipments 1893 Light hogs 81 COOS 10, mixed
packers 80 5o@s rs. heavy shipping 81 1908 &c.
CATTLE Estimated receipts 1000: market quiet.
/ .. Gostng-Wheat weak. 800 deo7s
MAY. % asked June. Oorn--s5S bid May. 81.
bid June. Pork-$1o 25 bid May. $40 s7ta June.
Lard 152@6 tn May, 6.22h june.
CINCINNATI. April Il, 1925 p. m.-Pork $40 30
Bacon AZ, has@5a. Hams skM1D- Out meats
800 $50. 8. Lard Ga. Z. ia. Hogs 80 1904; re-
eepts 1854. Whisky 81 o1.