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Dog DAYS are near at hand.

Dog days are near at hand.
The blackberry crop is reported large.
Striblirg Springs now has over thirty Wis
itors. An unusually fine season is expected.
Yesterday evening the colored Masons,
headed by the Excelsior Band, paraded the
streets.
An unsuccessful attempt was made last
week to burn the store of Mr.. Jos. Surber,
at White Sulphur Springs.
Tuesday next, the grand picnic of the
| Stonewall Band will be given at Goshen.
If you want to spend a pleasant day. 60 up.
The first new flour OF the season was sold
on the streets on Thursday last. Mr.. r. T.
I.eftwich was the purchaser and shipped it
to Richmond.
Rev. B. Stricken, pastor of the Tink-
ling Springs Church, will preach at the End
Presbyterian Church in this city tomorrow
night, and Saturday and Sunday morning.
A lawn party will be given at Alton to-
morrow evening, for the benefit of Horeb
Church. 1t will he an occasion of unusual
interest, as severa! distinguished speakers
will be present to deliver addresses.
The election for matron of the Western
Lunatic Asylum, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Mrs. Margaret john
son, will take place on the 18th. There are
number of applicants for the position.
The cornerstone of the colored NJ. E.
Church at Waynesboro, will be laid on the
10Th by Mt. Zion Lodge of Masons Staunton.
The Excelsior Band will be in attendance
and at night there will be a lawn-party.
| Information from various portions of the
county and section, represent the wheat as
much better than was anticipated. Whilst
the shocks do not stand thick, the heads are
well filled and the grain plump and firm.
The boys stood the heat of the sun splen
didly on the fourth, but the oppressive eff
fulgence of the moon proved too much for
them, and at night and the morning follow
ing there were visible evidences of exhaus-
tive fatigue.
A party consisting OF Messrs. A. F, Rob-
ertson, j. W. Stout and l.. NJ. Bumgardner,
started for months tour through the
mountains, on Friday last. They were pro-
yided with all the necessities of life, with
the exception of water.
The prolonged drought has rendered the
stubble and grass so dry and combustible
that passing engines frequently cause con
flagrations in the fields adjacent to the rail-
roads. A large number of fires have been
thus occasioned in the county during. the
past week or so.
At Kent Street (Presbyterian) Church, in
Winchester, on the 18th Of June, by Rev.
Mr.. Graham, DR.. John R. Davidson, of
Montgomery county, was married to Miss E.
C. Tipping, of Montgomery county. Both
the lady and gentleman were former resi-
dents of and are well known in Staunton.
In consequence Of the change OF the Balti-
more Beef Market, we are unable to quote
prices this week. By agreement between
the butchers and dealers, the Beef and Cattle
market day in Baltimore is now on Thurs
day, instead of Monday, as heretofore.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u Staunton, Va, June 81, 1879
IN SwIsHER, (HENRY) VS.. BERRY, GAMEs) &c;,
now bending in chancery in the Circuit Court O.
Augusta county all parties plaintiffs and defend
ants in this suit,and all persons holding liens up
on the real estate of James Berry and r. Il. An
derson are hereby notified that in pursuance OF
decree rendered in this cause on June 9Th, 1879,
shall at my office, in Staunton, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1879.
nroceed to take, state and settle an account,
showing, lst Which of the defendants, Berry and
Anderson, is principal and which is surety in the
judgments filed with oomplainant,s bill: End The
real estate held by said Berry and Anderson, its
fee simple and annual rental value, and the liens
binding the same in the order OF their priority
3rd. The condition of the title Of the house and
alleged BY Berry to have been purchased by An
derson wv. GREEN SMITH, Comm'r.
Tucker, pa July saw.
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FOURTH OF JULY ADvENTURE.-Ac cor
respondent writes from Waynesboro as fol-
lows: A party Of pleasurc-seekers, num-
bering about two hundred, visited the cele-
brated rock ''Humpback," on the Blue Ridge,
on the Fourth, Juggling up to the top of the
mountain. Johnny Padgett killed very
large rattlesnake. just at the foot, whilst a
portion Of the party were enjoying the beau
tiful scenery from the top of the rock, DR.. C..
W. Spangler, Of West Virginia, and Miss
Josie Hyden were carving names, when he
discovered huge rattlesnake lying in three
feet of Miss Hyden, preparing to make its
fatal leap. He at once fired a shot at it,
then it escaped under a rock, when Mr..
Frank Coiner and Mr.. William Carter came
to his assistance, and after firing six shots at
it succeeded in getting it from the rock, Mr..
F. Coiner actually pulling it from the rocks
with his hands while it was still alive. Then
they finished it with sticks and stones.
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STRANGE DIsAPPEARANCE.-L week
Mr.. II. 7. Beall, having recently disposed of
his farm near Staunton to an English gen
tleman for $4,000 cash, started, in company
with his wife and three children, for Kansas,
there to make his future home. The party
proceeded to Cincinnati, which they reached
Friday morning, and stopped at hotel.
During the day Mr.. Beall took two of his
children, and telling his wife that he was
going out to see something of the city, left
her with the remaining child, and has not
since been heard of. Mrs. Beall remained
in Cincinnati several days, during which ad-
vertisements Tor the missing party were
placed in the newspapers, and the police
searched every quarter of the city, but in vain.
No tldings whatever were returned to the
distressed wife and mother, and having
given up hope, she determined to come
with her one child to her ole home. Yes
tefday morning she reached Staunton and
went out to her brothers in the country. Up
to this time no clue to the strange disappear
ance has been discovered.
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PERSoNAL.-The Rev. Alex. SpFout, late
of Winchester, has accepted the call from
the Augusta Church congregation, of this
county, and has entered upon his duties as
pastor.
Mr.. Howard I. Frazier, who for some
time past has been engaged in business in
Chicago, is now at home, spending his sum
mer vacation. He is looking well.
Ex- Governor Marye, of Fredericksburg,
arrived in the city on Friday, and was the
guest of Jos. A. Waddell, Esq.
Mr.. Frank Rives, son of Judge Rives, sue
ceeds Mr.. Samuel Patterson, as clerk Of the
United States Court at Lynchburg.
Mr.. A. E. T. Jordan, son of Mr.. James
Jordan, near Mt. Sidney, is engaged in the
coal business at Larned, Kansas.
The infant son of Mr.. Fl. St. G. Tucker, of
this place, died in Lexington last week Of
cholera infantum. Mr.. Tucker, with his
family, are visiting their friends in Lexing-
| ton.
Mr.. NJ. N. Bradley, of this place, was reg
istered in Paris, France, on the 9th OF
June, with several other Americans.
Rev. ". G. Hullihen, of Trinity Church,
left on wednesday for his summer vacation.
He will first 60 to Travellers Repose, in Po-
cohontas county, and there remain for a
week Or ten days, and thence to Wheeling,
where his family have preceded him.
Senator Withers is confined to his room.
near Wytheville, by severe attack Of
rheumatism. Senator Johnson health has
been completely restored.
The first watermelons OF the season have
appeared, and are selling cheap.
Prof. J. Fl. Leckey, formerly principal OF
the Stanton Public Schools, has been elect
ed as principal Of a college at Port Gibson,
Miss, at salary of $500 per aEnum.
Prof. J. Keorber has accepted the position
as Musical Director of the Atlanta Female
Institute, Atlanta, Ga.
The Border WatcAman states that on last
Saturday as the westward bourd train was
going from Ronceverte to Fort Spring a
stone was thrown through the window Of
one of the cars and striking Gen. VIM Skeen
on the ear, indicted quite a painful wound.
mir. G. A. Richardson, formerly of this
city, was in Staunton on Monday. en- route
for the University, where he will take the
summer law course.
J.H.Dinneen, Esq, OF Richmond, is spend-
ing the summer vacation at the home of his
father, in this place.
F. Fl. Mays, OF the Fincastle Bar, was Ia
town yesterday on professional Blu sness.
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LARGE BEAR.-Monday night last, on the
top of Allegheny mountain, within four
hundred yards of the camp of Staunton
party, Messrs. Stout, Robertson and Bum
gardner, who were TROUBLING it" in the
mountains, Mr.. Thomas Galford, the pro-
prietor of the premises, killed a black bear
weighing $50 pounds. Mr.. G. shot from the
top of a tree at 10 o'clock at night.
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Advertisements inserted at 81 90 per square for
first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal discount madefor quarterly, hall yearly,
and yearly advertisements.
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THE FOURTH was observed more as a
Sabbath than as holiday in Staunton.-
Nearly all of the stores were closed during
the entire day, and the streets were almost
deserted. A large delegation of our citizens
followed the military and band to Harrison
buag, and numbers of parties spent the day
i'm the country-some going to the cave. but
"a majority seeking the river banks. The day
was excessively fsot.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton, Va, June 81, 1879.
In the chancery causes of CROBARGER sc. vs.
SHIELDS &C., and CROBARGER VS.. CRoBARGER EFT AIS
now pending in the Circuit Court for the county
of Augusta all parties to said suits and all per-
sons whomsoever interested in the taking OF the
below named account, are hereby notified that, in
Apr 3D. June 3rd and June 18th, 1878. respectively
1 SHALL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1879,
at nv office, in Staunton proceed to take evidence
touching credits heretofore allowed George W.
Crobarger,s estate against Solomon Woods claim
upon said estate. Also to take evid ence OF any
credits in favor of said George w Crobarger's es-
tate not heretofore credited on claims reported
against said estate, and if necessary restate the
same and also to ascertain and report the origin,
eges attached to the 1876 acre tract and to the %
acre tract Of land referred to in the decree OF June
3rd, 1879. j. W. GREEN SMITH, Comm'r:
Ouarles, Do july 3-4w
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A N. York Wholesale Stock,
which is done through the medium OF a wonerful
invention,
Richardson's Carpet Exhibitor.

This wonderful piece of ingenuity is so arranged
were. thousand yards, or in other words, it null
tlplles the sample a thousand times, matching
perfectly and making it appear just rs it would
made up and nailed upon the floor. and shows it
better than when rolled out the old way. This
gives all the opportunity OF selecting from a
great variety OF new and choice patterns.
We shall be continually supplied from our NEW
YORK WHOLESALE HOUSE with all the new
able to carry in stock. Thus relieved Of this bur
den, having no interest on money invested, no
remnants to take of profits. no old stock Of I'M
saleable patterns left as permanent Investments,
we can afford to send and get you any style or
pattern you may select WITHO Ut EXTRA
CHARGE, and cheaper than you could buy the
same were you in New York pourself
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OFFICE,

u staunton, June 81, 1879.
In BICKLE (ROBT.G .) VS.. HARMON. EXT. and ais,
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court of
Augusta, ali parties plaintiffs and defendants In
this suit, and all persons whomsoever interested
therein. are hereby notified that in pursuance of
decree rendered in said cause on the It'll OF June,
1879 shall at my office, in Staunton, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 9th. 1879,
proceed to continue the taking OF the accounts
undar the former decree of September 18th, 1873,
and also to consider and report upon the effect OF
the marriage deed OF Charles P. and E. 4 F. Har-
mon stating whether it is any bar to the plain
tifi,s claim against the lands Of Mrs. 3. x. r Har
mon, and if SO. to what extent: and what is the
interest OF the infant, Elizabeth 9 Harmon In the
lands ordered to be sold under FORMER orders in
this oause. J.W.GREEN SMITH, Conn.
fsf. Cr. s. Graf, pq july 8 4w
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ATTENTION FARMERs.-As agent for G..
fOber & Sons, offer for sale their standard
FERTILIZERS and MATERIALS, and will
make special compounds to order at lowest
rates. J. E. GRAHAM
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the highest style Of the art for only ten cents
at the Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
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The freshest and best Beer, drawn through
"a solid silver fountain, at the Marble-Mirror
Saloon. Only cents for a large glass.
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Headquarters for GENUINE Deviled Crabs
at Virginia Hotel Marble-Mirror Saloon
and Restaurant.
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Old Bumgardner, Clemmer and all the
best Whisky, for ten cents per drink, at the
Marble-Mirror Saloon.
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Delicious Lager, fresh and foaming, only
IS cents per glass. at the Virginia Hotel
Marble Mirror Saloon.
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sATIJRDAY. AUGUST 10th, 1919,

proceed to take state and settle an account,
as administrator OF Abraham LANCE, decd. 2nd.
The outstanding debts against the estate OF said
Abraham LANCE. decd, and the personal assets,
if any with which to pay said debts 3rd. In whose
possession the real estate of said Abraham Lange
has been since his death, the annual rental
Herewith. 4th. The real estate of which said
Abraham LANCE, died, seized and possessed, and
whether the same is susceptible OF partition
among his heirs. and 5th. Any other matters spe-
cially stated deemed pertinent by Commissioner
or required by any party in interest to be so sta
ted. j. w. GREEN SMITH, Commr.
W E Craig, pq July saw
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Keep cool by drinking that elegant ice
beer at the Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Sa-
loon.
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Maj. JED HoTcHKIss.-In speaking OF
the Teachers Institute in session last week
at Jackson, Miss, and which has been at
tended by Maj. Jed Hotchkiss, of this city,
the Comet, of that city. says Prof. Smith,
OF Texas, with his charming and gifted
daughter, and Maj. Jed Hotchkiss, of Vir-
ginia, are experts in the art of teaching, and
each of them knows how to impart instruc-
tion without being tedious or monotonous.
The practical lectures and illustrations of the
two distinguished educators are full of valu-
able suggestions and entertainment.
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LANTERNS and Candles for lawn parties
at LEVY Bros. jy10 st
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The best Goods ever offered for scents, in
this community, can be found at GLADKEs.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Thurs
day night last the following were installed
officers of Staunton Lodge No. 45, 1. O. o.
f. A. j. Frior, Noble Grand; C. A.
'Gladke, Vice Grand; N. M. Warner, Record
ing Secretary; 7. N. Argenbright, Finan-
cial Secretary; w. NJ. Simpson, Treasurer ;
"A. N. Simpson, Chaplain; J. L. Root, Con-
'ductor; J. W. Blackburn, Warden; L. S.
Crowder, R. S. to N. G.; W. S. Straughan,
LIS. to N. g.; E. Nothnagie, R. S. Sup
porter; John lesser, R. S. to v. G.; John
Pitt, l.. S. TO v. e.; J. W. Ailor, I. N.
Guard, J. w. Forbush, o. S. Guard.
DEDICATION OF CHAPEL.-The members
of the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Greenvile and neighborhoed have, after un.
firing exertion on their part and the blessing
of God, succeeded in building neat and
comfortable mission chapel three miles from
Greenville, in the pines. a heretofore desti-
eate field. They propose D. V. to dedicate
this house to the worship of God on next
Sunday, the 18th inst. The dedication SER
mon will be preached at II a. m. by Rev. w.
b. McGilvry, OF Richmond. After short
iintermission for refreshments, the association
will hold thanksgiving meeting in the
chapel, with the usual devotional exercises
.and short addresses from visiting brethren
and other Christian friends. Public cordial
lily invited.
SPLENDID PROPERTY Saturday next
General John Echols, trustee, will e.
fer for sale that magnificent property on
Gospel Hill now the property of and occu-
pied as residence by Major Edward Nc
Mahon. Situated in the most desirable part
of the city, in grove OF unsurpassed beauty,
possessed of all modern eonVenlences and
commanding an extended and rare view OF
the mountains and surrounding country. it
lis one of the most elegant residences ever
Offered for sale in Virginia. At the same
time will be sold the desirable house and lot
now occupied by Mr.. W. C. Geiger and sev.
eral beautiful building lots.
On Monday Messrs. Echols and Green,
trustees, will offer number of dwelling
hesses and lots. Among others, will be Of
fered that splendid suburban property
known as the l'Tate Place. and situated in
the southwestern Suburbs of the city. To
large and elegant sixteen-room mansion,
with all modern conveniences, is added 4
fine lawn, orchard, etc., embracing twenty
one acres of land. Rarely has such property
been placed on the market.
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N1OTICE.--A Special Session of the q. s. Dis
IN trlet Court will be held at the Council
chamber. in the city of StanntoA, on TUESDAY,
JULY 8th 1879. at 10 O'Clock a. for the purpose
Of proving oficera accounts.
W. POINTS
ie-2t U.S.MarshaPs Clerk,
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The choicest and most elegant drinks at
the Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
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The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community, can be found at GLADKE's.
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GLADKE's Sc. Counter is the best in
Staunton.
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RICH AND RARE.-At the Virginia Hotel
Marble-Mrror Saloon has been recently re-
eeived some of the oldest whisky in the Unit
ed States. 1t was purchased at the cele-
DRAFTED Eichelberger sale in Baltimore last
week, is known to be forty years old, and
was pronounced by the Baltimore Gazette to
be the finest that is now in the United States.
Part OF it has been sold by the Virginia Bar
at $e4 per gallon. Those who know what
good whisky is, aver that nothing compare
bile to it was ever tasted in Stanton.
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Seven-year.old Bumgardner Whisky at the
Virginia Hotel Marble Mirror Saloon.
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The largest variety &c. Counter can be
seen at GLADKE'S.
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CRooUEr at 9oc. and $1.25 at LEVY
BRos'. jyl0-3t
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The most useful articles at 5 cents, can be
had at GLADKE'S.
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 A Year, Invariably In Advance.
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The largest variety SC Counter can be
seen at GI.ADKE'S.
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1t is worth visit to Maj. Newton's neat
and attractive store to look at the handsome
and unique show case recently placed on his
counter to exhibit carpets. By placing a
sample piece OF carpet IN the case the COM
bination Of mirrors issQ adjusted as to give a
perfect view of the entire carpet as it would
be spread on the floor. The purchaser can
thus see exactly what he is buying, and Sc
lect with knowledge Of the appearance Of
the carpet when it is in its appropriate place
on the floor OF the room. Go and see it.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the regular
semi-annnal meeting Of the Directors of the
Valley Mutual Life Association of Virginia,
held on last Tuesday. the following old off.
GERS were unanimously reelected: Presi-
dent, Hon A. H. H. Stuart; Vice-President,
Hon. Marshall Hanger; Secretary, G. L..
Cooke; Treasurer, P. Fl. Trout; General
Agent, William Forbes Medical Examiner,
DIR. W. 8. McChesney; Executive Commit
tee, c. L. Cooke, P. II. Trout, W. E. Craig /;
Finance Committee, I. Witt, G.. P. Baker,
G.. G. Gooch.
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GRASS HAMMocKs 50 and $3.50 at LEVY
Bros. Jylo-og
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Bows and Arrows for archery at LEVY
Bros. jy10-3t
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The most useful articles at cents, can be
had at GLADKE'S.
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CONFERENCES. --Fhs annual Conference
of the Roanoke District. Baltimore Confer
enee9 will commence its session at Fairfield,
Rockbriags county, on Friday night, to-
morrow Rev. John A. Kern, will preach
the opening sermon. Rev, T. p. Carson.
P. E., will preside.
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GLADKE's sc. counter is the bestin Staun
ton.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
II Ckoyntan

Staunton, June 9th, 1879.
In the cause of SUMMERS, (H FL SC. VS.. LANGEs,
(ABRAHAM). ADMIR- sc. now pending in ehancery
in the Circuit Court of Augusta county, all par
ties plaintiffs and defendants therein, and all
CREDITORS OF ABRAHAM LANCE. DECD, are ne reby
notified that in pursuance of a decree OF said
Court entered June l2th, 1875 shall at my office,
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UNCALLED FOR EXPRESS PACKAGES
The following goods remain in Adams Ex-
press Office not delivered. Parties will please
call, pay charges and take them away
r. W. Brown, C. Brown. j. Brown, Bor-
den G. Son, J. E. Bolen, P. Fl. Childress, FL.
B. Crittenden, Cork & Wright, A.G. Chris.
tan. o. Duggan, Briscoe Dull, Fl. Elliott,
O. N. Evers, D. Evick, S. C. Eakle, E. A.
Fuloher, Fl. G. Fry, F. Fretwell, ]. II. Glen
dy, D. A. CARRIER, ~. Grave, D. c. Hedrick,
Fl. Hevener, Arch Kinney, W. T. Lowen,
G.. M. Lewis, W. L. Mowry, G.. Moppin,
Mrs. M. D. Mitchell, W. Fl. Robinson, j.
Robinson, John Smith, G. Towberman, Rev
R. R. Truss, W. Vent, J. C. Kemper.
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There was slight fall Of rain last night,
with promising indications OF more.
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ALL GRADES AND QUALITIES

This large assortment. including BEAUTIFUL
BRUSSELS. which outstrips the pretentfous
stocks OF even large Cities is not to be met with
N heta1i carpet Stores this side of New York or
Boston, Is now to be seen at OUR STORE.
We have completed arrangements with one OF
the FINEST CARPET HOUSES in New York, 80
that We can show you,as it were at your own door
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Go and see GLADKE's SC. Counter.
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Go and see GLADKE's DC. Counter.
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Mr.. Jos. Burkkholder,a venerable and high
" respectable citizen Of Rockingham died Of
asthma on the 4th. He was the father Of Mr..
P. T. Rurkholder, of this place.