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tho reputation Of 6otns bad In irht. During
. rccotst visit to this city hc visited guu!ng
house at No. 12l Clark street, atl !ost s26U caah
ln surly mood, eat ali ths lunch that was 10 bs
Ind In the house, drank III tho ltouurs, md
smoked nli the rlears. Not satisfied With
these Recommendations. lie notified the bank tint
ua sS f.. aFy atsT es Ss eao4 asoSS e. ees be @
them, .he peeled oR Ill heavy clothing, u,,i,
after psacticlng awhile With dunbbel!s,
is1sa Sss roub,s sa';1 a,, tSr D.oS 80 on md "
avoid 1t the check was cashel. Others FOL
lowed rpttl sestsruaJ, when Mr: welsh drew
out the list remaining 80 Of his deposit. Then
h." "boned " tlle houso for railroad ticket TO
nru preparing trspdoor for thu "Faro Flcna,"
tncase be comes back to ths city.
ACCIDENTS.
John Dnyte, years Of ngs, living With lis
parents 1t No. 40 Canalport ayenue, Was acel-
dsutaly cut on tho top oil thu head yesterday
afternoon By an AZ ln the hands Of John Long,
ayeata Of age. a doctor who dressed the wound
sstu II was not dangerous
s,.John, Norris, rs years Of age, employed as
tcauster Ia lhe coal- aud woodward IT j, a,
Granger, No. Hs4 Clark street, had hts right
ankle badly crushed last eyeaing between. d
was taken to the County Hospital.
Hiss Pa1drtdgo, daughter Of i. Fssdr,tlse OF
No. e3a Indiana ayeQue, while out horseback
riding on ths boulevard near TlirtY-aity street
nt O'Clock last evening, was throNA by her uI,-
msnsgcahla hoFse: The Young Indy fortunate.
j. e4caped With 4 few cDntusiops shout tilu left
side aud head, which physician pronounced not
serious. :"
Edward Quig!sy, 10 years Of sge. whila play
fnx about heavy derrick Ut the cornes Of Hsr.
rison and Throop streets, had the 1nkexs OF htt
Fight band badly smRshsdy DR. Lee, who At
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A useful Joke.

a you-~ mal ID eighteen or twenty. q stl-
leut ,a q university. took walk one day With
professor 0a1 was commonly called tla s-i-
deats friend. such was lis kindness o. t.-
v8uu- ueu whom % was lis cilce O. instruct
Nb1e they were walking seiher. and tae
i,sse who was seeking to lead lac CONVEX
sat.ou o. grave subjects. they slw pair q
10 shoes lying 90 tle path, which they sup
posed o. belong Co peer uan VIC Lad yearly
uai-lcl bis days work.
lcyoung student turned % the professor.
saving. " Let us play tLe uau o trick. Ne
vii hide his shoes aud conceal ourselves te-
A.uI these bushes, aud watch % see his per-
olexity wbca be caruot iiud them.
My dear friend, answered tie professor.
.. ,,e must never amuse ourselves 90 the ex-
uerse Of the poor. But you are rich. aud may
rive yourselfa much greater pleasure by means
e IBIS pocr man. Puts crown piece, II you
have them. 10 caSl shoe, aud then We will hide
ourselves.
The student luckily having two crown pieces
afl s7. and then placed himself with tle Pro-
tssor behind ihe bushes hard by. through
which they could easily watch tto laborer. and
s., whatever wonder 90 iov DE might express
Che poor man soon finished bis work aud
came across the Geld % the path where De l,n
lis coat aal shoes. While be put on his coat
le sipreI one loot into one % his Shoes
Freios something bard, be stopped down and
found he crown. Astouishmeut and wouIer
were upon Bis couutcuaLce lie gazed upon
the crown. turned 10 round ora all sides but
..ail see no one. Now De put TIE money iu
DIS pocket acd proceeded 90 pui 90 the ether
shoes but what was Dis establishment 50 leu be
furd tie other crowl his feelings over
came L.m. lie iell upor BIS kueos. looked up
tl Heaven. ADD uttered d ioui suj leryeut
Thanksgiving, io which DO spoke 90 bis SICK
aal helpless wife, aad bis children who
ty some unknown hand would be saved from
perishius.
Tie youuc man stood there deeply affected
all with tears .u Als eyes.
Sow said the professor. are you not better
pleased tlan ID you DAD played your iu,e .,.
trick
~0h Gear s.r. answered the youth, you
have Taught me .e-s.n glat viii never for
c.t Gee. aoa ole ,-uth of tle words Which
c.v.r ieire understood. Z. Isl more blessed
t. ef.- ila o. r-cl.te.'
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Boot and shoe OIal.ing
REPAIRING, sc.

THE undersigned hasremovcd his Shonto a..
/ building on the corner Of Charles Iiier,,
strects-in ,he building lately occupied by Wei
rick & Weller. The character of The work 3ors ~.
the subscriber is well known andappfeciaf,dh,,i.
citizens OF Charlestown and vicinity. lti.l,rSir
necessary 10 add that he will endeavor 10 .r.,,,,
his reputation as a reliable Workman. and WILL.
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates am orde,,
riven him either for New work or Rerairir.
JOHN AVIS Own.
May is, 1873. Aprill5. lSTr.
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To the Creditor. of James Dixon, decd:
In pursuancet O. % Decree of the Circui; Court
of the County os Jefferson, made in a cause there
in pending to sutjcc, The real estate OF the said
James Dixon CO. the payment OF his debts, YOU are
required o. present your claims against the said
james Dixon 90 Gloon Moore. Commissioner, at
bs office in the said Couaty, ou or before the 2lst
dav Of july. lS79.
Witness: T. T.. Lynch, Clerk Of said Court, the
lab day of June, lo5J.
F.P.LYNCH. Clerk.
June "a. 1870.
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The Publish ng B.uGe
o. TIE
NJ. l.. CHURCH, SOUTH.

iptallH ~ -'drDftief Acuhctatcs
I s The exclusive property q the whole Church,
/ and was established Tor The purpose of pub
lshing RELIGIOUS hooks I'M PERIOD
IC1LS. OGr facilities Tor general Prildng AID
job Work are extensive and compieie.
THE CHRISTL1N ADFOCATE
is a Sixteen Page Paper o. high literary and reli
giuus character, and With a view Ola vide circu-
been reduced in price % Sc per aunam.
Oar Book Catalogue viii Be furnished on ap.
plication, anl specimen copies ~ tie Advocate
and SUNDAY school publications viii BE- forward
I'd O. ans one desiring - examine s. ith \ view
OF su6sc ibing u pleased. Address orders o
!. p. IcFERRIN, Agent.
September b, ISIS.
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Domestic Wooden Goods.

I HAVE At ms store Gin the Pod story ard rra.
/ rate from my own goods All the goods lelthy
McCARRELL. IT,, deceafod, ofhif own
make which offer for he present AZ private il.e.
Those n full pieces aud good order athis most
recent prices, and those out Of order and damaged
az reduced prices.
GEO. W. T. KEAHSLEY.
Dee. HIS. Executor.
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~ the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West virginia,
JAMES DIX rs Admir- P'aoeif
A7l.Rsi
SUSAN DIXON. widow Of James Dixon Dee
ceased. b T. Dixon. Gs'-s- w. Dixon.
William Hoffman, ana Mary VI Huffman.
Isaac Dixon. Susan Dixon aud William
Ensle. ST., Def,Hdants
~ CHANCERK
Ertra-' from Decree ~ Hw 1879
"Itis adild-ed. ordered and decrced that this
cause be referred % Commissioucr Gloon Moore,
with Instruction.
Ff-sf. To settle the account of William Englc.
Jr.. Administrator of James Dixon. ant o. con
ven. che creditors of %. said Jlnes Dixon. and
ascertain che debts and Liabilities thereof with
th.ir ptiorides and liens, 90 any.
Second. To repor, what real estate James Dix
on died scjz % and It's value, the liens thereon aud
pri0sities. 3D. any,"
A Copy Teste-
F.P.LYNCH CLERK.
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Commissioners Notice.
" CHINOERT:

Extract from Heerce IF Nay 2ad 1879
1t is adiud-cd. ordered and decrced that this
cause De- referred 90 Commissioner Gloon Moore,
with instructions:
l.t TO state an account of the late y. o. Ro-
per, as agcntof James n. Roper. "a the manage
meut O., The said james ~ Eopcrs real estate
aai the rents and profits derived th,.cirom 10
jefferson county
Pod To stste the administration account Of
james % Roper, late administrator Of y. o.
roper taking as pima focja correct any account
heretofore stated bi him. but with leave e. Com
plainant upon proper piont o. surcharge and
alst, the same.
3rd. To state the administration account OF
Eugene BaScr, sheriff and as such, committee
administrator de bonn. non or tue said Y. o.
Roper. a copy-reste,
r. T. LYNCH.
EI.rk
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n Office IS hereby given ,hatI win execute
y the foregoing decree atur Office ia Charles
Town. West Virginia, on Thursday. 90. l7th dty
oi JG.y. lStJ. CLEON MOORE.
Jl.- Do, 1870. Commissioner.
g7NGLISH Waidrou Grain Scvthcs. Clipuer
IL. Moving Sci thcs. Brilr Hooks sud Scvthss.
Sraths, Rifles, Nhetstones. jose received and os
sale D. DUKE & GALLAHER.
GHEEP SHEARS, sheep Bells A falI stock o.
- Nnwlge, Tor sale bv
DUKE & CALLAHEB.
GTGEL Barb Wire for fences-caI aud get
- pamphlets giving tuil particulars 90 cost SC.
DUNE q GALLAHEK, Agents
\ @. 4aud Gallon wate- Coolers, very chcs7.
= tgr sale ly DUKE s GAIL aGEN.
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Surveying and Conyevancipr

WILL survey anywhere. nrnmn,l~ -,
4 short notice-accuraey Guaranteed az
ATTENTION paid IN connection herewith ta D V.
ING DEEDS or any other instrument. oe W., W
~ Charlestowa, Jefferson Co., W. Y,
Dec. s, 1877. s. HOWELL Rpov..
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Furniture Required.

rs'HE undcfsigacdhas opened Furniture Re.
/ pair shop II the building on corner Of San.
uel and Vain streets, Charlestown--R few door.
East Of Court House, on same side. lie viii Re.
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner at
reasonable prices, and with promptitude.
Jan. 80, IS75-u TG.nrST
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Drugs, Paints, OILS,
Dyc-siuGs Pascn; Medicines,
school Books, stationery.
Tnilet Articles Fancy Goods. &c.

TE'ilE undersigned having purchased of Mr.. c..
f. Beller the Stock and Fixtures OF his Drug
Store in Charles,own. is replenishiug the same by
purchases of fresh Drugs and new and desirable
Goods, and purposes to conduct the business in
all its branches.
Physicians Prescriptions aud Family Recipes
will bc carefully compounded at all hours OF day
ornight.
Included in the stock are Drugs. Patent Medi-
cines. Paints. Oils. Dye-StuRs, School and other
Books, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Goods
great variety. Also, choice brands Of
Tobacco and Cl2ar@.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS will be kept, but
only sold for Medicinal purposes.
We respectfully solicit share o. the public pa
tronaqe and trust bv attention 20 business. care
full prrpa ation Of medicines. aud BY constant re-
newals Of stock, not only 90 retain the former Gus
tom OF the house but 20 induce nauy Others 10 call.
Respectfully
BUTLER Ie AlSQUITH.
February %, 1878.
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-.TB 5l5l 5l. .fiI i59 iSSbTS q
llOlsE FllAN s0.O00.0o0.

I AN prepared to write policies on Dwellings
aud Contents; Store Houses and Contents;
Mills Factories, and all good insurable property
at lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings
speciality. ! will give my personal attention to
viewing. making diagrams and furnishing such
other needed Information % all parties desiring
% insure. Nv customers will he furnished from
time t. time. Bott,rs. calendars as well as
printed matter. showing the conditions OF the
Companies iu which they are insured.
! have given my constant attention to the n
surance business Tor the past six years, ard being
SO generally known throughout the County do
not think Unnecessary II give references. fai-
ties iusuriue with mc may rest assured thattheir
poiicir, viii be properly written. and that time
iyno'ice will b. given them as 10 date OF oxpira-
tiur. Olcc Sud residence at Charleston
Very Etspect'o'iN.
Is. \. ALEXANDER.
Gcnetailnsurance Agent.
December %, iS77-iy.
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please OlbsorVe
NOTICE.

[ IL persons indebted 10 Tie undersigned as
a former Agent of the y. 4 o. z. X. COMPANY
.of Frcighis %. Commissions. or o. the llfc hrn
ofSmry 4 lock, arc notified that payment mat
bFmad. at once.
july -, ISIS. J. ID. STAKki.
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CLOCK, AND
= - = :. .

NIL AIRING,
Atpriccs that ! DEFY competition. viii ....
cheaper than any man in the State Of w., ~.
GINA, for the same amoant OF work. Pa
Umbrellas, Violins, &c, repaired.
June q, iSI4-ly. ". W. BrpTov
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FPLYNCH Clerk.


NOTICE Is hereby given that [ viii execute
the foregoing Decree 40 m' oiic. iu Charles
town. West Virginia. ON Noular. the 2lst day OF
July, $50.
CLEON MOORE.
Jane a. 1879. Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

VEAVING completed ny contracts sbrsi
/ ( which have occupied my sole attention mr
nearly year past J am now prepared for orders
in al the departments of House Building Ad-
drcss NE at Charlcstown.
sept. lG, 1876 !. c. HOLMES.
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GeneralFire Insurance Agency

II EPRESENTING three of the leading Com
il panies doing business In jcg.rson County
West Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING,
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK,
EFNA OF HAkTFORD,
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WI. PHILLIPS.
May c, ls7G-iv. March ,, ls7T.-n1.
Plain and Ornamental
PLAS,EIEISIN

rElIIE subscriber takes advantage oftho Presfas
! medium by which to inform the citizens Of
this and adjoining counties that be Is prepared TO
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in ans style that may be desired, from one Coatto
three, Hard Finish. White Coat or Heavy skim
Cornccs and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
ifdesircd. None but frst-class workmcn will be
employed on work that may be entrusted 10 me.
CISTERNS CENENTED AND GUARAN-
TIED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgement
for the liberal patronage | have received since
commencing business and hope by a strict adhe-
renee 20 duty 90 inertia continuance Oft same.
Tr- AT communications addressed 60 ne at
ChallestoWn W. Va. win receive prompt attcn-
ton G.. FRANK GALLAHER.
March 2s. 1870.
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Still Another Reduction
* TIE
Q. n. u.

VETEare happy TO inform our customers and
~ the public generally. thai we have again
been able to reduce The price OF our Celebrated
SUN ISL PLOWS
so a. TO make them within the reach Of all These
Pluughs have been in use long enough T. satisfy
the most iucredUlous that they are the only iieli
able Pinughs in this county 20 stand up q the
work and to plough the sol! we'll al all tines
They are put mp Of the very best material and
workmanship that this county can afford We,
however. guarantee every Plough q give satisfac
ton or no sale. WEIRICK : WELLER.
p. Sc. :. Barnhart, at Duiheld's Depot. Is
our authorized Agent 20 sell our Ploughs 10 Je.-
fcrsou County. North ~ q. & O. Il. q.
Charlestown, Feb. y, 1911. w &W.
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NOTICE.

I TAKE this method to inform ms friend.
I customers in general, that | have Sta
nay Jewelry establishment to the room f,- ..'sa
used BY the Centennial Book Store" ssS ...s
doof ives: Of Lights Drag Store, wheie ei'i.s
all kinds OF '"'e2
WATCH.
CLOCK, AND
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Extract from Decree Of 4mR %. 1879.

Extract from Deere ~ Aprl % 1879.
This cause c1ming on Co De card this 22nd
day ot April, 1870, 90 Che papers formerly read.
thc death no james Dixon the husband oi Susan
Dixon now suggested 90 the Court. and the further
suggestion that m. tne.e. Jr., had qualified As
Dis a-uiaistator in the County Court OF this
county, but % further appearing 90 -be Court up
ou au Inspection of the bil thar said Admiuistra-
cor Aas no iuteras, as such in tie result ot this
suit. Che Court oi opinion that Che suit ought
uot io be- revived AS O. said Administrator, but
DEGREES that the Commits TONER Oh wdnm this cause
was referred 40 ths LAST trm 90 proceed o. execute,
said decree after giving notice as therein pre-
scraed, and make report o. tle nrxt regular term
ol tt.s Court
a caQy-Tcsic, r y. LYNCH
Clerk
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Seed Catalogues Free

Annual Descriptive Catalogues Of Garden and
Flower Seeds. containing brief Directions Tor
sowing AID cuitivatug same with hints on hot
beds, trarsplau,iug, &C.. furnished rec on APP
r,ication to DUKE 4 GALLAHEE.
Feb. :, 1879.
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REMOVAL.

f5NlE undersigned las removed bis TIMING
ESTABLISHMENT othe storc-rnom II Nrs.
Mary Brown, on Main street, opposite tle FAR
sonage Of the u. Z. Church, South, where DE- is
prepared % do in a worfmanlike manner New
Work and Repairing. Promptitude aud reason
able prices are recommendation which J h0pf
will induce the public - accord me a fair Share
u patronage. JOHN ;. YESTERDAY.
October %, 1878.
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JaueItI 1879
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

T AND SALES.
Hartman &C., willsell at public auction, in front
OF the Court House, in Staunton, on
Monday, August 11th, 1879,
the following property in and near Staunton, for
merly owned by Col. Hartman:
l. The Sunny Side Farm.
iymg on Valley Railroad, and Valley Turnpike. ~
miles North OF the city, adjoining Bell, the Larguey
place, &c, and containing by recent ,.aaasayessa
survey 791 acres There are fine 10 S8ssEsHs sHA
cations for building on the tract, and XEIxsssaas%
tle well known productiveneSS of the VSS5gsS#&s?E
sci an lis proximity to Market mills GSs&sssuSar
school, churches &C., make it such an Opportunity
Valley oA oAAo'o" IL ''io
II not sold, Sunnyside will be leased for crop of
wheat, for money rental or on shares
z A First Class building Lot on Gospel haM
fronting 60 feet on Coalter street, between Mr. Eff
site the Mcmahon property with use Of l2% foot
alley at rear. D. B. Z, p. 259.
j. -Four Pasture Lots,
lying about mile north west from the Court House,
near the Toll gate on Valley Pike, and fronting on a
new 40 foot street. running to the Spring Hill road
containing ~ acres each. D. B. 81, p. 273.
4. 4 Stable Lot
connected by alley with Market street. measuring
Il by As feet and lying between lots of Trout Nc.
chung q Baldwin and Bledsoe d. B. Z, D. 1923.
5. An Alley,
enclosed with lot Of J: q. Campbell. on Beverley
street Gospel HILL D. B. Z, p. 32l.
6. A Back Lot,
connected by alley with market Street and adioin-
ing Campbell, Chapman, &c. D, B.7.p. 800.
-. MS:-Five per cent cash to cover costs: &C.,
balance at l. 2, and years, with interest," on bonds
p TH3MAs D. Ransom,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
Julylo tbs. Commissioners.
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Wheat Notes.

The Charlestown, W. Va, Free Press
noticing the centennial black-bearded
wheat" recently exhibited on Change in
Baltimore, six feet high and yielding sixty
bushels to the acre, says it has creditable
information that one hundred bushels of
this wheat was sold for 2,OOO-twenty
dollars bushel, for seed.
In noticing the crop of the Haxall farm
in Henrico, the Richmond ''Dispatch"
says that from five acres on which five
bushels of German amber wheat was see
ded, there were 1853 bushels delivered. to
the mill, or nearly forty bushels to the
acre. From another lot of eighteen acres,
seeded in Lancaster wheat, 482 bushels
and As pounds we're delivered to the mill
averaging nearly twenty seven bushels to
the acre. No artificial manures were used
on either lot.
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Excursion Of Federal Veterans to the
Wa1lau and Sfannfon

DR.. H. H. Beecher. of Norwich, Che
mango co., N. Y, surgeon of the Hath reg
iment N. Y. Volunteers during the war,
was in the city Wednesday on what will
result in most agreeable as we'll as nov
ell excursion. His regiment during the
war was in the 10Th army corps, was in
many of the battles fought in the Valley
of Virginia and bore, as attested by its
losses, a gallant and prominent part in
them. At the battle of Winchester it lost
1873 men and at the battle of Cedar Greek
lis men. The survivors of the regiment,
to the number of some three hundred, have
the old soldiers desire to visit the scenes
of their former engagements and propose to
make an excursion from central New
York, in which they will be joined by a
number of citizens, to Staunton in Sep
TENDER, stopping at the battle fields by the
way. DIR. Beecher, who is most accom-
plished gentleman, says the feeling among
the visitors is that they would like to
know that such an excursion would not
be unwelcome to the people among whom
they come. The party will include many
old Union veterans of the 10Th corps, be-
sides those of the regiment named and q
large number of business men.
In regard to their welcome, we can as
sure them that they will be az heartily re-
ceived as if they came to settle amcng us
for good-a consummation of the visit
which we hope many of them may con-
clude to adopt; that while their desire to
know the feelings of the people about it
does honor to their fine sensibility, they
need have no hesitation under the appre-
hension that their presence will be disa-
greeable, and that speaking for, we may
safely say, the whole Valley, we can give
the assurance that everything in the power
of the people will be done to make the
time spent among them full of pleasant
remembrances.
In short, Doctor, the war in Virginia
has been over for fourteen years
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MARRIED..

JOHNS CRUM AT the residence of the BRIDES
father, near Churchville on the 18th inst by Rev
III. M. Hedrck, Mr.. Edward Johns and Miss Sarah
&c. Crum, daughter of Jacob Crum-all of Augusta.
MARMION-VAN VOORHlES.-In San Francisco,
CaI June 3rd. 1879 at the residence of the brides
grandfather Rear Admiral McDougal, by Father
Healy, Sd. President of Georgetown College, DR..
Robert A. Marmion 2: s. n, OF Harper's Ferry
w. Va, to Carrie M. Van VOORHEES,, of that city.
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STAUNroN SHOOTING CLUB.-On We'd
nesday the Staunton Shooting Club made
the following score at glass balls: J. A.
Cochran Z, H. Scherer 6, ]. Scheffer S, T.
J. Crowder 8, Ed. Echols and q. Par
ker l.
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SALE OF GOOD STAND.-That valn-
able building occupied by Perry & Ten
Brock. situated in the heart of the bust
ness portion of the city, will be sold at
auction at the Courthouse at II o'clock
tomorrow. A popular business stand and
excellent building, it is good Investment.
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THE SCARCITY OF WATER.-Last night
sthe water works engine finished 81 hours
.of continuous pumping to fill the reservoir.
The supply of water is so low that the en-
gine only makes two-thirds its usual speed.
Superintendent Herman urges the people
ITO be economical in the use OF the water.
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DIED.

MURRAY.-Near Waynesboro', on the 18th inst,
Frederick A., son of George NJ and Mabel Murray,
aged two years and months.
MALLON.-At his residence, near Staunton, July
2lst, Of Inflammation Of the bowels, Joseph MallOn
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s. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheape
Furniturein Staunton. may4tf
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Commercial.

STANTON, July 24th, 1879.
Flour-Extra, ass; Superfne $40; Family $685.
Wheat-sl OO04l,O8 Corn, 50 cents; Oats 1895 c;
Bacon lhog Eoang s@9c: Lard , 5A9S e.. Salt
Butter i21@l4c: Eggs cents; New Potatoes,
zO@5Oc Timothy seed, $l25: Wool, washed f3594O;
unwashed 5000; Pork So. 5O@$3.75. Clover Seed
$3.50@$3,9O.
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ATTENTION FAT MEN.-Use Aliens Anti Fat. Gel
rid of your corpulcncy-no possible danger from its
is use. Send for circulars to Geo. W. May. s. Co.
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