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ORKNEY SPRINGS, this season, will be
under the management Of Col. Cake, the
popular proprietor of the Metropolitan Ho-
tel, Washington, D. C. The we'll known
reputation of Mr.. Cake as a liberal and ex-
perieneed provider and manager will be am
pie assurance that those who may visit this
pleasant and healthful resort will be kindly
cared for, and that every arrangement will
be perfected for the convenience and comfort
O: the visitors.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE MAN.-Mai.
Samuel Turner, father of Prof. A. J. Turner,
died at his home in Spartanburg South Caro-
lima, on Friday evening last after brief ILL
ness, in the S9th year of his age. He was
remarkably active to up within few weeks OF
his death; was an upright anG most worthy
gentleman, and his death is deplored, rot
only by his children, bit by very large
circle OF acquaintances and warmly attached
friends. He retained his mental faculties to
the last, and, what is very unusual in aged
people perfect suit of hair and set of teeth.
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PARALYzED.--We regret to learn that on
Monday night, about 10 O'Clock. just as he
was going to bed, j. WAyt Bell, Esq. resid-
ing about four miles north OF Staunton, and
one of our most il telligentaud lseful coun-
tymen, was paralyzed in his right side. DR..
Gibson, of this city, WAS called in during
the night, and has en- in almost constant
attendance ever sihce. Intelligence received
yesterday evening informs us that Mr.. Bells
condition is precari,Hs, and serious apprc-
tensions are enter tanned.
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VALUABLE FARM TO BE SOLD.-We cal
attention to the advertisement of Mr.. D. A
Trice, Of the sale of his farm, which takes
place on the 26th inst. This is a very valu-
able estate, and those wishing to purchase q
well improved and productive valley farm,
could not do better than to attend on this oc
oapian
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An excitement Of unusual extent prevails
now in Randolph, N. G., which resembles
that at the famous mines at Leadville, Colo
RADIO. The discovery of fresh gold deposits
has just been made, and these are proving
to be exceptionally valuable in the precious
metal.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-05-22

RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.-The
bridge over Lupe Creek, on the C. & o. R.
w., nine miles east of Cannelton, was
burned on Tuesday night last. 1t is sup
posed to have been set on fire by tramp.
Trains were only delayed few hours, and
run now regularly.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.-East Au-
gusta Lodge No. 2l9, I. o. G, T., at Waynes.
boro, has elected and installed the following
officers: Jno. I. wilkins, w. G. T.; Miss
Alice hardwood. W, V. t.; w. R. Talley,
w. S.; Thos. X. Durborow, W. F. S.; A.
Zeigler, W. T.; Jno. W. Ellison. W. Chap
lain; Sampson Pelter, W. M; Edward Lines,
Q. G.; Robt. Gardner, 1. g.; R. M. Mark
wood, P. W. C. T. For the quarter Geo. o.
Robinson was appointed A. Stand Sam'l A.
Ferp,Ison D. NJ
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Markets..

There has been no change worthy OF note in the
markets since our last report. Flour, extra, is
quoted at IS. Wheat, 05 to il %, with very little
Offering Corn. 46c. Oats, 20 to SOC. Bacon. hog
round, rs. Wool, 20 to SIC for washed, and 10 to
20 for unwashed.
In Richmond, wheat Is to 81 Is. Flour, extra,
rs to IS So Stanton extra, IS rs.
Baltimore, wheat l II to 81 10. Flour, S. 25.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-05-22

DEEP Rock MINERAL WATERLOO
draught or by the gallon. at
G.. w. MAY & Co.'S.
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The Baltimore american of tile Itch con-
taias an advertisement Of Mr.. ]. x. Parker,
manufacturer Of ladies' and misses cos
tunes, filing four columns, Tor which $1,000
was paid.
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Sec. Ill P. O. ms, allows return of
letter still at the mailing office, at the request
Of the writer, his identity to be established
by his executing fac smile of the address.
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AtGlenn's old stand, on Augusta street,
Mr.. F. E. Crawford, an enterprising and
pleasant young merchant, has opened new
grocery.
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DEEP Rock WATER-tonic, diuretic, and
alterative-on draught at
G. W. MAY & Co. IS.
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The Grafton Sentinel says y party Of about
fifty Swedea. men women ard children, ar
rived in chat place on yesterday week, uid
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, from New
York, where they had landed, en- route for
the Swiss Settlement, in Randolph county,
w. Va. The cmigrants were dressed in
the costume peculiar to the peasantry Of their
native country, and were healthy and har-
dy looking set.
The farmers in tidewater Virginia have
commenced harvesting their early crops,
which are nearly month later than last
year, and the steamers for New York, Phil
adelphia. Baltimore and Washington are
daily loaded to their utmost capacity with
new potatoes, asparagus, Strawberries, &c.
1t is singular fact that lunatics do not
shed tears. Whatever may be the form OF
the malady conspicuous phase OF 1t is an
utter inability to weep. Tears are sign Of
recovery.
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It is proposed to erect public fouutair
in place Of the old pump on the corner o.
Main and Augusta Streets.
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advancement.
CITY TREASURER.
COUNTY TREAsuREF

1 hereby announce myself q candidate for re
election to the office of CITY TREASURER of staun
ton, Va. Respectfully,
apr 24-tds JNO. M. CARROLL.
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DEEP Rock WATER is specific in rheu-
matism on account of the solvent and anti
lithic properties, at CIV. MAY d Co. s.
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We are indebted to Hon. John Goode, jr.,
for public documents.
A number of our either are in Baltimore
attending the Pimlico races
Hon. z. Chandler will please accept our
thanks for public documents.
The exciting Ito the candidates. election
comes off to-day. IN the city it W i'll be a dry
old time.
The New City Hall will be opened by the
Boston Quintette Club on Saturday night,
May 31st.
to their advantage to read the advertisement
OF Geo. t. Wickes, Supt-
On Sunday next, the Rev. DR.. Manly will
commence series Of sermons on the doc
trine CT the Baptist church.
Strawberries from Greenwood, just on the
other side of the Blue Ridge, are abundant
in the town, and selling at Is cents per
quart.
Charley Bruce has opened daguerrean
gallery in the Bruce Building, Augusta ST.,
where he is turning ont very handso ne pic
lures.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Peter Long,
OF Dayton, had the flesh OF his right leg very
much lacerated last week by the motion of
circular saw.
| 1t is high and deserved compliment to
the City and County Trea.urcrs, that they
have no opposition for these important and
/ desirable offices.
The ladies will give lawn party for the
benefit OF West End Chapel, on Friday even
| ing, May 30th, and an evening OF pleasure
may be expected.
promise, and local editor OF the ScoHsrille
Courier, died in Scottsville, on the night of
the 18th, of heart disease.
After weeks of parching drought, the earth
was gladdened with copious rains during the
latter part of last week and first OF this.
Under its refreshing influence all nature put
on a smile and blossomed forth in fiowry
beauty. The benefit to the farmers is meal
culable.
The Spectator learns that the statement
published last week of the killing OF young
Wisemafi, on the G. & 0. r. W., is hoax.
Mr.. Wiseman is now at home we'll. The
statement was without particle OF founda~
ton, and what object any one could have
hal in making it we are at a loss to know.
Mr.. Crowle is making extensive improve
ments in the Virginia Hotel land has reduced
the rates of board. The same enterprising
proprietor has now corps of workmen rem
ovating from cellar to roof the American
Hotel. This latter house will scarcely be
open in time for the summer travel, as the
improvements contemplated and now under
way will require months to complete.
The Journal of the Valley Mutual Life
Association, for May, has been issued. 1t is
neat in typography and filled with interest
ing matter. The success that has attended
the operations of this company since its
| Inauguration is almost unparalleled. Not
| withstanding the fact that the organization
is only eight months old, and was started
in the press OF hard times, it has already
taken policies to the amount of three-quar-
tiers of million dollars, and every day is
extending the sphere of its benefits. We
advise all to write for the paper and insure
in the company.
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The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community, can be found at GLADKEs.
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THE JUNE TERM of the Circuit Court will
commence on the 3rd of June. Tie docket
is smaller than at any time since the war.
The Judge writes to urge the lawyers to
have their business ready early in the term
as the term will certainly be short one.
There will be several cases Of public inter
est, among them the case of Benjamin j.
Karicofe VS.. Wm. Ii. Wooddel, involving
the bonds growing out of the alleged threats
Or violence by Wooddell. some years since.
The case of Crobarger VS.. Shields admir-,
involving sore interesting points. will also
be tried. Both OF the above cases are set fer
the 9Th of June.
The much tried case oi 5iover's Ex'or. VS.
Zrkle. which has already been before jury
three times, will come up again on the 18th
The juries heretofore have failed to agree,
and the Judge has now ordered q special ju-
ry selected by himself.
Tie case of Isaac Wenser, assignee. VS..
Eureka Iron and Manufacturing Co, case
of consid rable interest, will be tried ON the
18th of June.
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PREPARING FOR MEMORIAL DAY Tina
flowers and evergreens may be provided for
| decorating the graves of the Confederate
Soldiers, June the 9th 1879, the Directors
request the following ladies to meet at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
Monday May 26th at 5 O'Clock 2. NJ, that
necessary arrangements may be made.
Mesdames VIM. l.. Bumgartiner, N. P. Cat
lett, J. NJ. Carroll, ]. C. Marquis, VIM. II.
Peyton, Richard Hawkins, Geo. P. Baker,
Jas. A. Piper, Davis A. Kayser. A. H. F iltz,
Samuel H. Baskins, JAS Lickliter, VIM. Kin
ney, J. w. Hilbert and all and any othel
ladies that will attend and assist are invited
to be present.
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The largest variety &c. Counter can be
seen at GLADKE'S.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-05-22

The best Goods ever offered for cents, II
this community. can be found at GLADKE's
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-05-22

Gentiemen-s Cotton Night Sh irts at So cts
at LEVY BROS.
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AWARDING OF PRIZEs.-On Thursday
last occurred the closing exercises of West
wood Public School, of which Mr.. s. E. Mil
Ter is Principal. There was large attend
ance. Prizes were given Mary E. Knowles
and Leila Taylor, and Distinctions to Carrie
Lewis, Herndon Link, Cora Snapp, Laura
McKeever, Annie Blackburn, Mary Mesin-
cup, Martha and Jennie Thacker, Nettie and
Isabel Harler, Charles Gregory, Emma
Knowles, Ella and Edward Blackburn,
Laura and Louisa Morsanstcrn, Eta Ailor,
Earnest Mesincup, Mary and Cornelia
Thornton and Geo. Heifner. In Miss
Woodward's room Gertie Cushing and Janett
Burnett received prizes, Lottie Halle, Walter
Peace and Mamie Lewis received distinc-
tions. Three very handsome cakes were
presented to the teachers by the patrons.
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FINE STRAWBERRIES we are indebted
to Mr.. J. w. Martin, of Greenwood Depot,
for box OF the finest Strawberries we have
ever seer in this market. Geo. X. Harper &
Co. are the agents for Mr.. Martin, in Staun-
ton, to whom al orders may be given with
the assurance that they will be promptly at
tended to, or they can be addressed to Mr..
Martin, at Greenwood, WHO will give them
immediate attention.:
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John 3. shultz has been appointed post
master at Ouobine, Roekinshan, county,
vice Miss Kate Paul, resigned
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To the Voters of Augusta County,
announce myselfa candidate Tor reelection to
the of1ce Of Convey TREASURER. Should it be the
pleasure OF my fellow citizens to re-elect me
will promise to try and be as faithful in the future
have endeavored to be ip the past
apr 17-tde SAMUEL PATTI
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DEEP Rock MINERAL WATER-tonic,
aperient, and antiithic-at
G. w. MAY & Co.'S.
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Gentlemen's Cotton Night Shirts at SIS cts
at LEVY BROS.
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Gentlemen's White Drill Drawers at so
cents-at LEVY BROS.
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Gentlemen's White Drill Drawers at sc
ceuts-at LEVY BROS.
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Gen1lemen's Linen Bosom White Shirts
at so cents, at LEVY BROS.
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Gent!emen's Gauze Undershirts at % ctr
LEVY BROS.
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Gentlemen's Cotton Night Shirts at So cts
at LEVY BROS.
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The most useful articles at cents, can be
had at GLADKE'S.
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List of Letters Rem aiming I'm the Post OF
ffce at StauntOn, Augusta County, Va.
MAY 30, 1879.

Zee at stauntOn, Augusta County, Va.
MAY 20. 1879.
LA DIES.
Buckner Miss Sallte Planter, Josephine
Foster, Mrs d [Sibert, Miss II. B. 8. T
Hanes, Mrs Eva Patrick.l
Happier Mrs Matilda Spears. Miss Martha
Kerr, Mrs Mary Tyler, Miss Elizabeth
Lewis, Miss Maggie
GENTLEMEN.
Baily, BENJAMIN Tyler Jones, Albert (colored)
Cropp, Henry Phund, Charles
Caminak, Peter Smith, William
Dolin, VIM p Thomson, Thomas
Davis, William Allen
The above letters If called for within thirty day
will be sent to the dead letter Office. Persons cad
ing for them will please ssy that they advertiser
8. M. YOST. p. NJ
Unmailable letters remaining in Staunton 20;
May 20. 1879.
Mr. Thomas ]. Burke, Glasgow. Amherst co. Va.
DR.. 81. C. Meade, Mt. Crawford, Rockingham co,
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Paints, oils, varnishes, &C., at bottom
figures. Coal oil barrels, % cents.
G. w. MAY & Co.
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Gentlemen's Linen Bosom White Shirt;
at so cents at, LEVY BROS.
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SPRING AND SUMNER OPENINef.-Lasi
Friday ami Saturday were gala days with the
| devotees Of fashion. and the Meccas towards
which theiI steps were directed were the
millinery establishments of Mrs. Gladke AMI
Maj. j. w. Newton,
At Mrs. Gladke's special opening was
the attraction. Arfayed IN rear OF the dry
goods department was splendid display Of
Summer Millinery, including Turkish Tur
bans, Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces. Sc +,
sufficient to make the faintest feminine heart
beat wild with delight. Among the prevail
ing styles of hats and bonnets may be men.
toned the Scarborough a selection Of indef
mite shape and kinlled according to the spc-
cial ideosyncracy of the purchaser. This
style is not supposed to embody any over
powering beauty. Its chief design is to afford
indisputable evidence OF a woman's ability
to emerge from a thunder storm, crowned
by q lightning struck sileaf. and yet sui.
fieiently blessed to excite the envious OBJ
servation of her fororner sisters. Besides
the Scarborough, are the Arbutus, Talisna,
Primrose, Pinaforc, (of course,) and numer-
Gus other shapes aud sizes. The trimmings
are handsome and attractive, being for the
most part beautiful flowers, satin, figured
and grosgrain, black and cardinal ribbon.
AT Maj. Newton's. was the usual weekly
opening, and here the same wild confusion
tomen and sweet comfort to women, were
exhibited. An endless array OF fashions
follies met you at every turn, whilst the fran.
tic EXPLANATIONS OF school girls at the discov,
cry of some fresh novelty, served to con.
found confusion, and make it dangerous for
any male to intrude, unless recently gradu-
ated in Dr.. Baldwn's special course.
The openings were a complete success, as
was evidenced by the numerous recruits to
the bonnet regiment on parade Sunday.
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The largest variety Sc Counter can be
seen at GLADKE'S.
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To the Voters of Augusta County.
Responding to the call Of "many voters" pub
lished in the sVindicator" of March 7th, hereby
announce myself . candidate for the office Of
HIGH SHERIFF Of Augusta county. Election to be
held 4th Thursday in May.
Respectfully,
mar 20 IDS III. LAREW.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

I
Washington, D. c., May 10. 1879. )
PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract
Office OF this Department until 3 P. M, OF July
10th, 1879, for carrying the mails Of the United
States, upon the routes, and according to the
schedule of arrival and departure specified by the
Department in the State OF Virginia, from Octo-
Der l, 1879 to July 80. 1881. Lists Of routes with
schedules of arrivals and departures. instructions
to bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds
and all other necessary information will be fur
nished upon application to the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
d. NJ. KEY,
may o-6w Postmaster General.
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| PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to meet on
the street yesterday, J. Davis Craig Esq,
who has been suffering from dyspepsia during
| the past winter. He was looking somewhat
reduced ia flesh, butts improving in strength ,
Tonight, the Rev. Mr.. Petre, of Char
lottesville, will preach in the First Presby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. C. A. Richardson, who is sojourning
temporarily in Harrisonburg,is now on a visit
to his former and future home, Stanton.
A call from the Martinsburg, West Va.
Presbyterian church, has been rendered Rev.
J.B. Rosebro, pastor of Messy Creek Church,
in this county.
Mr.. A. M. Alderman. son of A. F. Ack-
erman. of this city, is now partner In the
lumber business. with Mr. VIM. Boa, OF Al
derson. W. Va.
Messrs. II. ". belong and Oscar Wood
ruff, of Dansville, N. Y, in company with
Mr.. John NJ. Kinney, of this city, started on
hunting excursion to the North Mountain,
Saturday night last.
Miss Laura Jenkins, for several years
pupil at the Augusta Female Seminary, of
this city, and young lady popular with all
who knew her, died suddenly of heart dis
ease, at her home ia Huntington, last week.
Mrs. C. II. Tripping has leased the Will
low Spout property. and will open female
school there about the LIST of September.
Mrs. Il. is an experienced and successful ed
ucator, and doubtless will receive liberal en-
enlargement.
On Friday, next week, the Rev. G. S. NJ.
See will be installed Pastor OF Monterey
Church. The Rev. Mr.. Preston will preside
and deliver the charge to the pastor, and
the charge to the congregation will be deliv-
cred by Rev. A. F. Laird.
We regret to learn that Mr. Jas V. Brooke,
who has been practicing law in this city for
several years past, will return to his home in
Warrenton Va, to-day. He will be missed
here by his large circle of friends, who will
join with us in wishing him every prosperity
wherever he may locate.
In speaking of an address delivered by the
Rev. George B. Taylor, before the recent
meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention,
in Atlanta, Ca, correspondent of the Rich
mond sState,'' says: CDR. Taylor made an
able and touching speech, which brought
tears to many eyes and seemed to make a
profound impression on the vast audience.
He made most interesting and hopeful
statement concerning his work in Rome and
other parts Of Italy,"
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GLADKE's SC. counter is the bestin Staun-
ton.
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CoMMoNWEALrH,s ATTORNEY.

COMMONWEALTH's ATTORNEY.
To the Voters OF Augusta County.
respectfully announce myself a candidate for
reelection to the Office OF COMMoNwEALrH's AT
ToRNEY for Augusta county and solicit your votes
at the polls. JAS. BUNGARDNER Jr
apr 17-tde.
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Gentlemen's Linen Bosom White Shirt;
at SO cents, at LEVY BROS.
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FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voters OF Augusta County
hereby announce myself as candidate for re-
election to the office of HIGH SHERIFF OF Augusta
county. Referring to my record in office as to my
qualification. I am
Respectfully, A. B. LIGHTNER.
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To the Voters OF Augusta County.
1 respectfully announce myself candidate for
election to the office OF CoMMoNwEALTH'S ATTOR-
NEY for Augusta county, and solicit your votes at
the polls MEADE F. WHITE,
apr l7-tde
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To the Voters of Augusta County.
respectfully announce myself a candidate fol
the office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fol
Beverly Manor District Election fourth Thurs
day in May. SAM'L c. WILSON.
mar 27-tde
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Gentlemen's White Drill Drawers at 80
cents-at LEVY BROS.
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Gentlemen's Gauze Undershirts at % cts.
at LEVY BROS.
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GLADKE's SC. Counter is the best ir
Staunton.
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Go and see GLADKE's sc. Counter.
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| To the voters of Augusta County
| Respectfully announce mySena candidate fol
election to the ofice OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REV
ENUE in Pastures District.
mar l8-tde WM.J EuRITT.
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
To the Voters Of Augusta County.
1 hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REV.
ENUE for Pastures District, Augusta county, Va.
apr Side D. F. HOOVER.
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Go and see GLADKE's SC. Counter.
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