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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-06-04
Memorial Day Next Wednesday.

The following is the programme for the
observation of memorial day next Wed
nesday. We trust that the ladies in the
county will notice the request Of the AS
ISOLATION for flowers and evergreens:
The decoration Of the soldiers, graves will take
place Wednesday, June 95L, 1882 The following
programme has been adopted:
Jas Bnmgardner, Jr Chief Marshall; Capt c. B.
Coner Capt. Z A E,ucher Garter Berkeley. $. H.
all the Military Companies of the City, Fire De-
partment all Benevolent Associations all schools of
the city and county are invited to turn in full
that day.
The line will form on Main Street, at ten o'clock,
A. M, and will move promptly at lUH O'Clock, A. M,
in the following order
l. Stonewall Brigade Band
2. Military Companies and Capt Hoover.s school
8 Elk Confederate soldiers.
T. Carriages containing President OF the Ass0cia-
tion, Chaplain, Mayor OF City and Speaker of the
day.
6. Fire Departments OF city, and Band and Fire
Company of the d. d. g. B. Institution.
All schools and citizens on foot citizens In car
riages, citizens on horseback.
At the Cemetery the ceremonies Will be opened
by prayer from the Chaplain
Address by Capt. John NJ Opie.
Decoration of the graves
city will actively cooperate and contribute MOWERS
and eyergreenS for the occasion
1t is suggested that the stores be closed from lO
to lzz O'clock so that all can unite In the decora-
ton
By order of the Executive Committee. so.,..
N. B-Ameeting Of the Corporators OF the Au-
gusta Memorial Association will be held on Wednes-
day 9th inst in the Hall OF the Y. M. G. A., imme
dately alter the decoration ceremonies
A full attendance is earnestly. requested.
r r RERKEIEY Sec'y
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srAuNToN SELECTED FOR THE NEXT
Mpprtna OF THE PRBsBYTERIAN GEM
upAt AsssMBLY,-At the Southern Pres
.byterian General Assembly in Charleston,
s C. last week, the town Of Covington,
" was first SELECTED as the place OF meet.
ing next spring Afterwards, on motion
Of Rev. T.. H. Blanton and ''for the best in=
terest of the church, y the selection Of Cow
ington was reconsidered, and Stanton
was chosen by reclamation for the next
place of meeting.
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FATAL ACCIDENTs.-On Monday even
ing last Ed. Moore, of Rockingham,
brakeman on the q. & .. road, was on the
Ferroll while an engine was pushing it in
the rear. AS he uncoupled the engine
fpdm the train he fell to the track and the
following locomotive severed his head from
his body His body was taken to bis home
in Rockingham.
A few days ago son of Richard Hall,
living near Patterson's Mill, was so in
jured by being thrown from his horse that
he died the following day.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-06-04

Destructive STORM On 1uesd y
afternoon about O'Clock, a furious hail
storm passed over the neighborhood near
S,uart's mill. 1t made havoc with the
wheat. On G. Fl. kiiiian's farm half the
crop was destroyed. Much damage was
done on the farms of H. G. Kindig. James
M. Paul, Jos. II. Driver, Marion KoineF,
(who suffered most) and Martin H.
Grove. A great deal Of timber and fen-
cling was destroyed and IN some places the
hail literally threshed out the wheat, streW-
ing the ground witt, the chaff. In some
fence corners a -four barrel of hail stonei
could be gathered.
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Al RAT AS THIEF.-Monday night
Mr.. G. E. Ha!nes. the well known cigar
manufacturer, closed his store leaving in
the show case valuable gold watch with
q bone chain attached. The next morn
ing tia watch and chain were gone and
the show case partly open. On Wednes-
,day the boy in the store found il lying in
a corner under the counter, the chain near
" eaten off, A rat had pulled it down
..and devouring the chain had Jeff the watch
as unpalatable.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-06-04

CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician, retired
from practice, having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of simple vegel
table remedy for the speedy and permanent curefor
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, ana al
Throat and Lung Affections, also positive and rad
lcal cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints, after having teated its wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands Of cases. has felt it hsdHty
to make it known to his suffering fellows Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve human suffer-
ing, will send free of charge to all who desire it
this recipe, in German French English, with full
directions for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp. naming this paper,
W. ". SHERAR,
fsb27 1t COW l4s Power's Block, Rochester, ny
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CHERRY TREE ACcIDENT.-The acct
dents of the cherry season have begun
On Wednesday last, Tommie Lee, an inter-
esting little son of A. Y. Lee, Esq, fell
from cherry tree in the Mcmahon lot
and fractured one of his legs. DIR. Gibson
was called in and rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
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HARTLEY-DENCK COMBINATION.-
Messrs. Hartley and De .ck who have just
finished very successful tour through the
Southern States, propose to give one OF
their attractive performances here next
Monday night. AS al elocutionist and
humorist Mr.. FL. has few equals, while
Mr.. Denck, who was 4 rmerly with Ole
Bull, is said to be one Of the finest piano
soloists living. Our exchanges speak in
the hig hest terms of the entertainments.
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A NOVEL SIGHT.-A team on the streets
of Staunton Tuesday morning attracted
much attention from its unusual make up.
1t was owned by MI. Casper Zirkle, OF
Fishersville, and was composed of five
handsome mares, each one with sucking
colt at her side. The colts are the off
spring of the Norman stallion owned by
A. NJ. Bowman and give promise of being
valuable horses.
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JUNE OFFERlNa:-At the First Presby-
terian church Sunday, the June offering
towards the payment of the debt amoun-
ted to 81 400, of which 500 was contribu-
ted by tie Sabbath school, The Mission
airy Society of the Augusta Female Semiz
nary raised for missionary purposes during
the past year 1922.
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SOMETHING IN SHEEP RAIsING.-Last
Tuesday Mr.. e.. W. Koiner, of Fishers
vile, sold here sixty lambs for which he
received $3.50 each. Mr.. Kolner is pursu-
ing the business of sheep raising With en-
thuslasm aad its results have justified him.
10 use his own words it is 'sjlst like findr
ing the money in the road, so great is the
return for SO little labor and capital.
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The INCREASED RECEIPTS OF WOOL
The receipts Of wool at the G. Il 0. depot
here for shipment are twice as large as
they have been at any season in the last
eight years. The increase of receipts from
Highland county and that vicinity IS par
ticularly noticeable.
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MARROW EsCAPE.-Last Saturday even
ing as Rev. VIM. X. Marshall, of Church
Vile, was riding on the Parkersburg road
near Staunton, his horse fell, rolled over
him and then fell down bank twelve
feet high. Mr.. Marshall was considera-
bly, bruised and had narrow escape from
going down the bank with the animal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-06-04

RUNAWAY AT A FUNERAL.-On Tues
day afternoon, Mr.. Hugh M. McIlhany
and his wife attended the funeral of Mr..
J. M. Bowyer in the carriage of DR.. Faun-
leroy. They had just gotten out at the
grave at Th ornrose cemetery when the
horse turned bis head, and seeing the pail
bearers lowering the coffin became fright
ened aud dashed off. He tore straight
ahead knocking down several tombstones
and overturning large memorial shaft,
until finally he got the vehicle damned
between TWO trees and tore himself loose
from it. He was captured at the Gem etery
gate,
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Letters from q. Duchess.

Mayor BalLhis, who managed with en-
ergy and judgment the raising of the re
lief fund in Stanton for the Irish suffer-
ers, has just closed his correspondence on
that subject and it is made public. 1t in
cludes two letters from Her Grace, the
Duchess of Marlb rough, acknowledging
the receipt of two remittances from Staun-
ton through Mayor Balthis. The follow
ing are the letters
THE CASTLE, DUBLIN, Feb 22nd, 1880
SIR:-I have to acknowledge your letter and to
return you sincere thanks for the checque you have
Ireland. according to your desire divided it by
giving 0aehalf to DR.. Trench, the Protestant Arch
bishop OF Dublin and quarter to each OF the Cath
oiic Bishops of Kerry and Londonderry. The Two
latter accepted the sums with thanks and promised
to distribute them among the destitute Of their ocks
and acknowledge the receipt of them to you. The
Archbishop of Dublin has returned his 936, Is shll-
lingS to with request should distribute it, and
50 thinking it would be most in accordance with
Your wishes think of Sendingit to the Protestant
Bishop of Derry. hope you will approve OF this
My idea is that you wish il to be divided equally be-
tween Catholics aad PrOtestants, and thereupOn L
disposed of it in this way-not putting it to the &C
count of my fund, as must then have let it go
through the local committees, with the rest OF the
funds and cOuld not have sent it to these prelateS
shall be glad of line to me if you approve OF this.
f. e. MARLBOROUGH
Unjust add that have suggested it should be
spent in ed in return for voluntary laburS the
poor peoples farms as to secure the cutiNa-
ton Of the land.
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DEATH IN KENTUCKY.-On Saturday
evening last, Mrs. Fannie L. Mayo, wife
of Capt J. P. Mayo, former Division Mas
ter on the Chesapeake & Ohio road, died
at Ashland, Ky., to which place her hus-
band but few weeks ago removed from
Virginia. She was a native of Augusta
cDunty
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DIED.

~
BOWYEE.-At the residence OF Mrs. \; X: Trout,
in this city on Monday May Slst. John G. Bow
yer, ESQ., in the nth year OF MS age
ALLEN-AttEe residence of her sonin-law, Dr. R.
s. Hamilton, in Staunton, On Saturday the 10Th OF
May OF consumption, Mrs LaVlna v. Allen aged
co Years She was the sister VIM Frazier, Esq, of
tnis city and the mother OF MI s. Brown Allen. OF
this county.
McLAUGHLIN.-In staunton, on Friday, May the
18th, of cancer Mrs McLdusnlln, formerly OF
ireland, aged 50 years
KINCAfD On Saturday, May "a, 1880 at Rocky
Springs, the residence OF her mother, after lin
serng illness of consumption, Miss Martha j. Kin
caid in the 35th year of her age. The funeral SER
vices we're conducted on sabbath evening at
Rocky Spring church, by her pastor, Rev. Mr..
Winffee, assisted by Rev. MI Hogue OF the Leba-
non Church.
BLAKEMORE,-Ath his residence, in Mt. Solon on
Thursday, the 9th ult, DR.. John L. Blakemore.
at an advanced age
BEARD-On Tuesday, the lst inst, Mrs. Emma T.
Beard, wife OF John f. Beard, OF this city, in the
34th year of her age.
her residence near Shemariah
church, Augusta county, Va, Mrs; Ann K. Nc
Cutchan wife of Addison McCutchan, in the 6Sth
year of her age. "Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord from henceforth"
HOLMES.-At Petroleum, Richie county, West Va.
on May 18th. Mrs, Martha A. Holiness aged about
Is years Mrs H. was born near GreenVille, Au-
gusta county, Va, and was a daughter OF Henry
Miller, deceased.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE GENTLE
MAN.-Mr. John G. Bower, a brother-in-
law of the late DR.. F. T. Stribling, died
in this city on Monday last at the residence
of Mrs. N. K. Trout. He was native
of Rockbridge county and a graduate of
old Washington College. In early life he
was prominent Democrat and the editor
of a Democratic paper at Winchester.
For many years before and since the war
he held responsible positions under the
United States government. He was gen
tleman of the olden time-intelligent. ge-
NAL, courteous and connected with most
of the old families Of the state. He died
at the advanced age of seventy-six
years. His funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon from the residence of Mrs.
Trout. ssysty,- ss-..Z7.s
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0asanaercIaI.
srAuNroN, May goth, 1880,

STAUNTON May 10Th, 1880.
Flour-Extra, 81, OO@s--.; Superfine, a4,25@$--;
Fultz Sl.O5@Sl. 1O Corn white 45@46, yellow 44@45c;
Oats S5@s6c; Bacon lhog roundl s@sMe; Lard 5@oc:
4u075c; Butter l214@l5c; Eggs ll@1z14c: Potatoes,
So cents; Timothy BY seed, ss59; Woslmwassheda
a 25@$4 So: Baled Hay-Timothy, sl5@$l6; Glover,
$l3. OU@$14.U0
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SUDDEN DEATH. Ed ward F. Rickard,
a young maxwell known and highly es-
teemed in the county, died OH Saturday
last at the farm Of his father near Mt.
Sidney He Was son of B. f. Richard
and was only twenty-five years Of age.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-06-04

CARD-To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretons of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. &c., 1 will send recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph T. Inman Station D. New York City.
apr 1yr
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CONSERVATION AT TRINITY CHURCH
TONIGHT. Bishop Whittle will admins
ter the rite of confirmation at Trinity
church this friday evening, the services
commencing at s o'clock.
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+ FEDERAL DECORATION DAY.-A very
neat looking line Of colored boys and girls,
with procession Of grown colored people,
marched to the Federal Cemetery Tuesday
and decorated the graves there with flow
era.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
STANTON, VIRGIN IA, U; s. A.,


Her Grace the Duchess of Marlborough:
Your favor of the 22nd ult., just received: In re-
bishop of Dublin. allow me to suggest that it be dis
trbnted according to your plan Of feef unless you
have otherwise disposed of it. have the pleasure
to add small amount ($650O) which you will please
find enclosed, to be used at your discretion. Hop
ing the clouds that lowered SO darkly over your
and genial sunshine freighted with The promise of
plenty is breaking upon the vision of those for
whom you have labored so earnestly.
Iremain your most obedient servant
VIM. L. BALTHIS, MAYOR.
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again Offer at pubic auction, in front of the Court
House in Staunton, on
Saturday, The 18th Of June. 1880,
the following properties formerly owned by Col. M
q. Hartman, decd viz:
LIST A os II by As feet to East OF .sssssssssss9.a
Market street, between Trout. Nc @@ssssssJs ssA
Chung & Baldwin and Bledsoe, with s#ssssss
use OF alley to same, see plat and es55S4ssa9s@
deed to L. A. Kerans, City Court u. &sSsaaSasassaS
B. Z. p 1928 convenient lot for stabling, aid has
good stable on it.
End. Four adjacent out lots of ~ acres each,
fronting on Sandy Hollow Street. about a mile N.
w. of the c. near the first Valley Pike Toll Gate,
Nos. 49, TO- q and % of the Hartman plat. conveyed
to L. A. Kerans d. B. g. p. 273, County Court Good
pasture lots.
3rd. An alley now enclosed with the lot of j. Fl.
conveyed to him by deed in City Court ID. B. 7, p.
32l
4th A lot on the alley leading from Market Street
to the stable lot (No above) adjoining Campbell,
Chapman, &c, which was conveyed to e. A. AT
the use OF the alley. first rate little garden spot
5th. A lot of acre on the Sandy Hollow Road
about N miles N of Staunton, which was conveyed
to G. w. Lackey by deed County Court, D. b. VI, p.
9Th. A fine pasture or building lot of acres on
East side of Valley Turnpike, about mile North OF
Stauntoa, conveyed to VIM. L. Herr, D. B. 9, p. 49,
It'll. That part OF the property on New Street pur,
chased by M. G. Hartman from L. j. Burke Whch
was conveyed to the city for the purpose OF making
with New Court House Streets to the railroad, City
Court. ID. B. I'D. 267. This is intended to be the
last Offering of these properties.
TERMS:-Five per cent cash, balance In bonds
with personal security, at !, and years with IN
THOS. D. RANSOM,
may14 tbs Commissioner.
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For sale by

The Morning Express Train by the VANDALIA
Line leaves Plum Street Depot Cincinnati, for st.
Louis. Kansas City, Denver and Teadvile at $50 A.
M This is the train that has the Hotel Dining Car
and is the quickest train leaving the city for all
Kansas and Colorado points.
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. MONDAY, May 81, 1e8O.
The market was not as active as last Monday, Lut
the quality Of the offerings generally quite as
good; for though there were a few more Common
cattle among the offerings, yet the tops were fully as
good if not better, than last week, though there
were not quite as many of them there were then.
Prices were IA cent off from last week. Trade was
generally dull and stopped rather earlier than usual
fol so slow market Prices 254@511 cents, with
most sales at 434@5N cents
Mich CoWs.-The market is slow and prices 5000,
us Der head
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Straighten your old boots and shoes with Lyons
Patent Heel Sttfeners, and wear them again.
june4 At
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Ifany trouble is attendant upon the baby's teeth
ing don't hesitate to use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup L.
is invaluable Price Is cents bottle.
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BETRoTHAL.

BARTH-NEW-Mr Simon L. Barth. of Staunton,
Va. to Miss Hannah, daughter OF Isaac New Of
Wabash, Ind No cards.
Mr.. Barth is the senior member of the
well known clothing firm of Barth Il
Loeb here and may he congratulated in
adyan ca
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LYNcHBURG, VA, April %, 1878.

LYNCHBURG, VA April %, 1878.
MIR. j. K MONTAGUE, Christiansburg; Va,
Dear Sir.-We have used your Horse and Cattle
Eminent on our horses for Sprains and Sore Backs
and do most cheerfuly commend it to the public az
an excellent remedy.
Respectfully yours,
ELLIOTT & Jones
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MAY sth' 1885,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS RUN AND CONNECT AS
FOIIOWS:


NO. MAIL leaves Richmond daily except Sun
day. for Huntington. Connects closely at GOrdons-
vile for Lynchburg
Virginia Midland Mail from Washington connects
closely at GOrdonSyille with No for Huntingdon.
NO. EXPRESS runs daily and connects at
Huntington with Steamers for Portsmouth, Mays
vile and Cincinnati. Connects closely at GOrdOnS-
vile for Lynchburg.
| Virginia Midland Express from Washington
meets closely at GordonSvie with No. 3 for Cncin-
natl.
Virginia Midland Express from Danville and
Lynehburg connects closely at Lynchburg junction
with No. 3 for Cincinnati
NO. ACCOMMODATION leaves Richmond dali
ly except Sunday, at $3.50 P. NJ, and arrives at Cor
louisville at 1880 +. M.
NO. q MIXED leaves Charlottesville daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 400 p. M, arrival of Virginia
Midland Mail from Danvile and Lynchbnrg, and
arrives at WilliamSOn'S at l:25 A. M.
SLEEPING CARS on No. from Richmond to
Covington. On No. from Alderson's to Hunting
ton.
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UIay Notices.

AS purifier of the blood Ayers Sarsaparilla has
no equal 1t wonderfully improves the complexion.
and brings to old and young the bloom of health.
june4 1t
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BETRoTHAL.-In the American sIsre-
alite," published at Cincinnati, we find
the following notice published in pursu-
ance of custom which, we believe, in this
country is exclusively confined to our He
brew citizens:
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OTIS FOR SALE.-Under DEGREES OF Augusta
IL Circuit Court in suit of Merchants National
Bank of Baltimore vs. M. G.. Hartman &c, Shall
again offer at public auction, in front OF the Court
House in Staunton, on
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NO. MAIL leaves Huntington daily, except Sat
urday for richmond Connects closely at GOrdOnS
vile for Washington.
Virginia Midland Mail from Danville and Lynch
burg connects closely with No. 2 for Richmond
NO. EXPRESS, G. B. S. & P. p Steamer, leaves
ington to connect with No. Express which runs
daily to Richmond. Connects closely at Charlottes-
vile for LynchDurg and Danville Connects closely
at GordonSville for Washington
NO 6 ACCOMMODATION leaves Gordonsville
daily, except Sunday at 500 A. NJ, and arrives at
Richmond at 900 A. M.
NO. % MIXED leaves Staunton daily, except
Sunday, at $40 A. M 4, and is connected with at
Gordonsville by Virginia Midland Mail from Wash
ington and arrives at Richmond at $40 P. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS on No. 2 from Huntington to
Aldersons. On No. from COyington to Richmond.
For rates. Tickets. Baggage, Checks, &C., apply to
J. H. WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent. StauntOn, Va.
CONWAY R. HOWARD, G. p s. T.Ag't.
W. M. S. DUNN, Engineer Supt.
mayY
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nlayl4 tbs

SUgscR1nED CAPITAL 81, 500 900 90
TorAL CASH ASSETS $3.50, 943 81
ASSETS IN UNITED STATES,
(Including $50, 900 deposited
in Virglnia,) 775,003. IL
NET SURPLUS, y 4l9, 1881 W
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Bodega Bitters! for sale everywhere.
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low as any other strictly first class Company. Poll
cies issued for two three, four Or five years upon
Dwellings, Schools, Churches or Farm property at
the Baltimore office without discount and without
reference to Liverpool or elsewhere;
WILLIAM FRAZIER, AGENT:
StauntOn Va
Before accepting this agency I took pains to in
form myself of the character and standing q tRs
sgrance company IN Great Britain or the United
States. 1t has won theconfdence OF business men
in European and American cities; and with DuSl-
ness men Confidence is plant of slow growth"
] can be seen Or communicated with at the law
office of Mr.. Richard P. Bell.
mar26 tt VIM FRAZIER
A BARGAIN!l
n A THREE HORSE TREAD POWER
in good running condition, for sale Low.
Call on LYNN & EYLER,
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SLEEPING CARS on No. 3 from Richmond to
Jovington On No. from Alderson's to Hunting