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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16
THE MARKET

There has been slight decline In prices for wheat
and flour since our last issue, sympathizng with
the condition Of the markets in the eastern cities.
We quote family -four at IS Is; extra, 81 3d. super
fine, 81 10. Wheat red, 05 to 81 06; Fultz, 90 to
81 o. and dull for wheat and flour. Hay, 20 to 500.
Corn, ACC Oats, 40. Pork, S5. Good demand for
hay, corn and oats, and market firm
In Richmond, wheat Fultz, 81 % to l IS; Balti-
more, smooth red, u to IS: amber, 20 to IS.
January delivery, 10; February, % to %.
In Lynchburg, -four was quoted at 81 90 to ST so
for family; extra, IS so to Sc sos superne S. 90 to
S. 25i fine, S4 to 25 Wheat, as to quality, from 81
to 81 90 Glover Seed S. to 25 timothy rs to So;
orchard, 25 to l 80 per bushel. Wool, washed, SO
49, unwashed, 2s to 32c The market il tobacco is
dull and little doing, except in Tugs and common
and medium wrappers, which ready sale at
quotations, as follows
Primings, CSC to s2K; Lugs, old, inferior and com
mon, 2AaS4H LugS, old, good dark, {sound) SASSY
Lugs, old, best dark and red, &c. Lugs, new dark,
2Ea3h Lugs, new, good dark and red, 3a$4; Lugs,
common mixed yellow, $5a7; Lugs, good yellow, Ga
S8 Leaf, Inferior and common dark and red, S5a6
Leaf, medium and good dark, CAST; Leaf good, dark
and red, 7a17H; Leaf, common yellow, aS7; Leaf,
good yellow and Mixed 7aS10; Leaf, good yellow,
12a$16; Leaf fine yellow, 20as35; Leaf. extra fine
yellow, none Offering.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

REAssEssMENT OF LANDs-The books Of
three of the new assessors of the county have
been returned to the clerks office The field
of their operations covers about one-half Of
the county-three of the six districts. The
districts returned are as follows:
Pastures-Total amount of land, including
lots &c, 1856, 704 acres. Value including build
ings &c, old assessment $762, 1884, new assess
ment $685., 65463. a decrease of $780, 09.37
Tax under old assessment, at so cents on $100
1854; under new assessments $3,163, de
crease of $651-about one-fifth.
Riverheads-J. j. Larew, assessor. Tota
amount of land, 96, 423a acres and buildings
Old valuation, 81 ,54O, 232 SO, new valuation
81 1896 $40 OIL, decrease of $144 ,592.52 Tax
under old assessment $7,701.79. Under new
assessment $6,97S.24, decrease of $73555-
over one-tenth.
Beverly Manor-Jacob Bowman, assessor
total amount of land lisa acres Value in
Guiding buildings &c. Old assessment 81 ,436,
1854 New assessment 1914 ,67431, a de
crease of $91, 1923. Tax under old assess
ment $7,182, under new assessment 81, 1913, {
decrease of $459-about ene-sixteenth.
The total decrease Of taxes from the thre'
districts returned is $1,733.55, a falling off o
about onc-eleventh.
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srAUNToN MARKETS, DECEMBER 10
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ByEns & COCHRAN.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, December Is, 1885,
BEEF CATTLE-We quote at 2aS5 10, with most
sales ranging from 4aS5 100 lbs stock cattle 3a
So &c. and desirable butcher grades 50aS4 75 Com
mon cattle were hard to sell.
Mich Cows.-Trade Is only fair. We quote at 25a
$45 per head, as 20 quality
Prices this week for beef cattle ranged as follows
Best beeves at 37a$5 70; that rated first quality
25a5 Is; medium good fair quality 00a$4 Co.,
binary thin steers, and 0as3 0o; extreme
range Of prices 00aS5 10. Most of the sales were
from SO rs to S. 90 per 100 lbs.
SwINE-Prlces show an improvement on the quo
tations of last week, ranging from 5ka5A cents
for common stock, and 6a6& cents for the better
grades, with extra selling at 6k is per b net.
SHEEP AND LANSING quote at 3Ha5 cents, with
extra good at 5E cents per Id gross,
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MARRIAGES..

In staunton, on the 18th ult, by Rev r S Hough,
Albert NJ Hail. of Augusta county, to Miss Mollie
Fridley, OF Augusta county.
Near Waynesboro', on Nov 18th, by Rev Kue-
gee, James Leonard to Miss Matte Coyuer, all Of
augusta county
On the 22d ult near Stanton, by Rev Yount,
Lucien D Coleman to Miss Shif1ett all of Au-
gusta.
On the 9Th of December, at Harper's Ferry Bridge,
by Rev s Afford, Mr. John Alexander Kerr to Miss
Elizabeth Dixon, both of Augusta county.
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BEAUTIFUL MARBLE.-A surface specimen
of the marble discovered by Mr.. Robert
Knightly on the farm Of Col ]. l.. Peyton
Steephill, near Staunton, was sent to Balti
more to test its polishing qualities. 1t has
been returned with beautiful surface, pre-
senting variegated marble OF unusual at
traction. Mr.. Knightly thinks the quality o.
the marble will greatly improve as the bee
is penetrated and produce even more pro
nounced evidences of the value of the quar-
ry The well known firm of Sisson & Co.,
finished the specimen.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

THE ARABs.-A novel performance is that
which will be given at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening A band of native Arabs
will give an entertainment illustrating Orient
al life and customs. In speaking of this Com
pany the Philadelphia Transcript says:
"The Arab entertainment at the Music Hall
on last Saturday evening was not only enter
tanning, but it was highly instructive. 1t pre-
sented an admirable picture of Arab life in all
its various phases. Arabian etiquette, Arabian
methods of transacting business, their methods
of amusement, religious customs, and the dan
gerous sides of Arab character, were wildly
depicted 30 as to impress them almost indelbly
upon the minds of the audience. MANY per
sons who have travelled through Arabia
Youched for the geluineness of the scenes.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

MARRIED.-on the 9Th inst, at Harpers
Ferry, Mr. John Carr and Miss Bette Dixon,
both of Augusta county. The groom tele
graphed to the proper authorities at the Fer
ry to haye the license and the minister ready
to await the arrival of the bridal pair. The
ceremony was performed, and the couple pro-
ceeded to the residence of the brides relatives
In West Virginia, whence, after spending the
honey moon, they will return to Augusta
county.
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DOCK AUCTION.

DOCK AUCTION.
Large and attractive sale OF Books &c at auction.
Evenings and private sales daily, by
e. NJ. GUSHING SON,
No New St.
The auction commenced on Thursday last, aud will
continue to night and every night except SundesS,
until further notice. Rare and choice books In eve
ry department Of literature Just In from the Book
Fares, Trade Sales, Publishers, &c.
ALSO, HOLIDAY PRESENTSi
Latest and best Books--good paper, well printed
and boundnot made for auction sales, but for utii
" choice public and private libraries, satisfactory
to all aim is to give the best books for the least
the people, and never better opportunity for pur
chasing or replentshng libraries or to get valuable
books for the long winter EVENING" Cheap, best
books at cost, avoiding vile, trashy, perntcious
books yellow covered dime novels, &C.; as not one
In thousand can read one-thousandth part OF the
good books published, why trash. when life Is &C
short? HOPKINS, FRANKLIN PUBLISHG co,
CUSHING & SON Auctioners. Washington.
loo
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THE Book AUCTION on New Street, contin-
ues nightly, and since last week new and ex-
cellent stock has been gotten in. The fresh
goods include handsomely bound sets of the
standard historians, and novelists, and many
miscellaneous and other works which no libra
ry should be without. Go down tonight and
buy cheap.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u Staunton, December 9Th, $780,
L. Bumgardner Il Co.'S Creditors vs. Bumgardner
i Co.
To L. Bumgardner, Q. Halle aud all lien creditors
of said Bumgardner & Halle, Take Notice, that In
pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Angus
ia county, entered in the above styled cause Nove
Der 6th 1880, will proceed at my office In Staunton,
on FRIDAY, JANUARY 2lst, 1881,
Bumgardner and O. Halle, Its fec simple and annual
rental value and the liens binding the same in the
order Of their priority and any other matters deem
cd pertinent or required to be stated.
dec at g. NJ. HARRISON, Com.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

A MALICIOUS RoBBERY-On last Saturday
night, some malicious thief OF thieves entered
the sash and blind factory of Shomo 6, Bissel
and stole all the leather:.belting from the low
er floor-amounting in intrinsic value to about
$l25. The betting was on the machinery, and
consequently the inconvenience and loss re.
sulting from the theft upon the operations ofthe
establishment were more than the intrinsic
value of the articles stolen. The law does moi
provide sufficient punishment for such mali
cious miscreants.,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

(YOMMISS1ONER'S UFFIUEs
l. stanton, December 9Th, 1880.
Nat Valley Bank OF staunton vs. John oupp &c.
To wmAvigor and all lien creditors of said vigor,
Take Notice, that In pursuance Of decree OF the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, at November term
1880 I will proceed at my office In stanton, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Goth, 1881,
To take an account of the real estate owned by VIM
Vignr its fee simple and annual rental value, and
ali liens binding real IN the order Of their
priority and any other matters required by parties
In Interest OF deemed pertinent &C
dan OF G.. NJ. HARRISON, Comn'r,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

VALUABLE FARM IN MARKET-We call at
time for the sale of "Bellefont," the valuable
farm belonging to the estate of the late Maj
John A. Hartman This is one of the most
desirable farms in the county. Convenient
to Staunton market, well improved, well wa
tered and in excellent condition-the soil in 6
fine state of cultivation, we know of no more
attractive property.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

PoUNDED.-The members of Ebenezer Bap-
tist Church and other friends to the number
of thirty or forty surprised the popular pas
tor of that congregation Rev. Wiley Simpson,
on Saturday night last, by a visit, and do
nation of large amount of choice edibles
enough to serve his family for a month. 1t
was an agreeable and enjoyable surprise, and
greatly appreciated by the pastor
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

ATTENTIoN.-The members of the Staunton
Artillery will meet at their armory tomorrow
night in full dress uniform. Business of inter-
est will be disposed of.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

Don't forget that LEVY BROS close at
Sunset on Fridays. Get your Christmas
Goods before Friday evening, Christmas
eve. st.
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Christmas presents at GEO. W. MAY & Co.,
just received, consisting of beautiful toilet
sets and celluloid sets, and other articles OF
taste and utility.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

SUDDEN DEArH.--Mr. Jacob Bozerman. of
Stonewal, we'll known citizen Ofthe county,
whilst in conversation with neighbour on
Saturday, the 4th, fell dead He had worked
all day and seemed in his usual health, had
eaten hearty supper, taken seat at his fire.
Apparently between two breaths, he fell to the
floor a corpse, not a muscle moving after his
last remark. The deceased was born and rear
ed near Middlebrook, where many of his rela-
tives reside. On the 9th OF December he
would have been SO years of age.
He was an honest, upright, unassuming
MAN, commanding the steem of all with
whom he came in conta CT. II leaves wife
and three children
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

To CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
Particular attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Norfolk Navy Yard Inspector, to
be found in another column. Our merchants
and farmers can certainly compete with any
in this line. and should make an effort to Sc
cure portion of the Army and Navy trade
No time can be lost. Bids must be started to-
day
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IMPORTANT CASE thursday
the Supreme Court of the State, in session at
Richmond, rendered a decision in the case OF
Rawlings executor vs. Rawlings heirs, re-
versing, in toto, the decree of the Circuit Court
of Loudon Mr.. F. M. Young, OF this city,
was the executor OF VIM. Rawlings, decd, and
after the war summoned the legatees to appear
before the Circuit Court Of Loudon county
Judge Thomas, then presiding approved the
course of the executor in full, and after several
court DEGREES, nearly closing up the estate,
Judge Keith. successor of Thomas, granted a
review, and decreed against the executor for
upwards of $4,000. The case was taken to
the Court of Appeals and there the executor
was indicated and released from all present
and future liability
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1880-12-16

VALLEY RAILRoAD.-It is stated that MIR
Keyser, President of the Valley Railroad, who
recently returned from Europe, succeeded in
providing for means sufficient to complete the
Valley Railroad. We hope this is true, but we
have no reliable and positive authority of it
We expect meeting of the stockholders
will be shortly called, as the regular annual
meeting was postponed on account OF MIR.
Keyser's absence When the meeting is held,
we presume we will learn all about 1t, and
what is to be the future policy of the COM
DanY.
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If you want an elegant and useful present
for lady or gentlemrn friend, call and select
from the rich assortment at MAY & Co.'S.
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Our WATER SUPPLY.-The com mon coun-
Gil have had the water from the springs recent
ly purchased from the B. A. Fair measured
with the following result in round numbers :
The springs purchased yield in twenty-four
hours about four hundred and fifty thousand
gallons. The Peyton springs flowing from
Steephill were also from hurried measure
ment found to yield about two hundred and
thirty five thousand gallons in "A hours. With
the increased supply from the Fair Ground
springs it is hoped that. the steam pump may
be more economically run than heretofore and
the supply of water equal the city's demand
upon it. The running of pipes to the Fair
Ground springs insures the city supply OF
pure water and this il matter of prime i'm
portance rs without it such thing as n
healthy community is out of the question
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Don't forget to call at May & Cos. and ex-
anime his rare collection of Christmas pres
ents, before purchasing.
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All prizes and no blanks in the new game
at Tom CroWder's
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Call at MAY s. Co.'S for new and novel
Christmas presents, some things which have
not been seen in this market before.
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GEORGE & SHUMATE are closing out a
large lot of Silk Handkerchiefs at very low
prices.
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Don't forget that Cream Punch is speci
atty at Tom. Crowder's.
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For Bargains in Hamburg Edgings and
Lace, call on GEORGE & SHUMATE.
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Use Rock and Rye. A potent remedy.
1t. VIM. L. BUMGARDNER & Co.
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LADIES.
Beverly, Mrs Ann Fry Miss Sarah
Berges, Alice Grove, Mrs Magdaeu
Bell, Miss Bette Helmick, Mrs Mary A
Benson, Mrs Ella Jefferson, Miss
Bell, Mrs Eliza Johnson, Mrs Salio
Baber, Miss Emma Gordon, Miss Sarah
Burgess, Miss Elizabeth Key, Miss Mary
Brooks, Mrs Lucy Merry, Miss Annie
Begore, Miss Clay Matthews, Julia
Boiling, Miss Mllie Miller, Miss Mary
Burks, Mrs Mary O'Connel Miss Maggie
Beak, Mrs Il s Stribbling Miss Harriet
Brown, Mrs Rachael Talley, Mrs Bette
Cook, Miss Ellen Tyler, Mary
Carter, Miss Susan Wheeler Mrs c
Dixon, Miss Bette Winston, Mrs Lucy
Dorsey, Miss Ellen Walker Miss Mary Alice
Douglas, Miss Julia
GENTLEMEN.
X.Y.B. Showmate, T $
Cutchens, Cornelius T Smith, Reddtck
Dolin, Thos Stickley, Charles
Gordon, Nathan Tunsball, WB
Gillespy, Jason Venners, Harvey
Lambert, Horo Whitlock, Chas
Binford, Thos White, Thos
Miller, Christian Wilson, va
Powers,
days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Parties
calling for them Will please say they are advertised
s. NJ. YOST, P. NJ.
UNAVAILABLE Letters remaining III Staunton Post
ONCE, December 16, 1880.
Matthew Bait, address illegible
Chapman Heis. address 1llegible.
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Managers of Church and Society Suppers
buy your Oysters at Glenn's. Best in the
city. No Is New street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

! 4
Il Staunton, Va, December 6, 1880.
S. H, Alexander VS. VIM Haley
To VIM. Haley and all lien creditors OF said Haley
on the 4ts day of November, 1850, will proceed at
my office, In Stanton, on
SATURD sY. JANUARY 22d. 1881.
ia ke nm account of all real estate owned by said
Haley lis fee simple and annual rental value, and
ority. and any other matters deemed pertinent or
required to be stated. n,,so,- -,
dec Git a. NJ hAhhiaos' Soiii.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS ! CHRISTMAS GIFTS
all the latest novelties, at
GEORGE & SHUMATE'S.
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Pigeon Hole, the new game at Tom.
CroYders.
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Try Glenn's Oysters. Best in the city Nc
Is New street
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For Bargains lin Balmoral Skirts and
Shawls, go to GEORGE & SHuMATE's.
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THE MEASLES are very prevalent ID this
community and in some instances in severe
form A number OF adults and numerous
children have been its victims, but with no
fatal result, as yet, of which we have heard,
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All agree that the best whiskey is at Tom
Crowder's.
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To Subscribers

The subscription of a number of campaign
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discontinued to those who have not
renewed Many, however, have ordered
continuance and we trust that every single
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hope and expect to make it both enter
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GLENN has the best Oysters. No. Is New
street.
All agree that the best whiskey is at Tom
Crowder's.
For Bargains in Balmoral Skirts and
Shawls, 90 to GEORGE & SHUMATE's.
OYSTERS OYSTERS Largest and best at
Glenns, Is New street.
For bargains in Balmoral Skirts and
Shawls, go to GEORGE & SHUMATE's.
Try the pure havana cigars at Tom
Crowder's.
MAY s. Co. have just received a varied and
beautiful assortment of fancy goods, suitable
for Christmas presents
CHRISTMAS GIFTS CHRISTMAS GIFTS
all the latest novelties, at
GEORGE & SHUMATE'S.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS Largest and best at
Glenns, IS New street.
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ENGLEMAN & THOMAS

ENGLEMAN & THOMAS
have complete assortment of Christmas sup
plies, such as nice dressed turkeys fresh but
ter and all kinds of groceries.
TOM CRowDER's
new saloon in addition to a full line Of liquors,
cigars, &C., has novel attraction in the shape
of Pigeon Hole table.
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Try the pure hayanna cigars at Tom.
Crowders.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Post once at Stanton, Augusta
County, Va
DECEMBER 16th 1880.
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For bargains in Balmoral Skirts and
Shawls, go to GEORGE & SHUMATE's.
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GLENN has the best Oysters. No. Is New
street.
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MAY s. Co. have just received a varied and
beautiful assortment of fancy goods, suitable
for Christmas presents
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS c HRIsTMAs GIFTS
all the latest novelties, at
GEORGE g. SHUMATE's.
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Payable strictly cash in advance
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The iewelrv establishment of A. A. Cone,
glitters with splendid array OF fine Jewelry,
silver ware and presents of all kinds OF the
handsomest designs, exquisite Workmanship,
and first class material. What you buy OF
Cone you can rest assured is the best, as he
permits no pinchback stuff to go over his
counter
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" staunton, Va, December 9Th, 1884
Collins and wife VS. C. s. and c. A. Roller
To all creditors and other parties In auywise fn-
terested IN the above styled cause, Take Notice.
proceed at my of1ce, in Staunton, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1881.
to take certain accounts required by decree
In the above styled cause at November term 1850 OF
the Circuit Court OF Augusta. - =
dec at G. n. HARRISON, Comm. +.
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NoT1oa
am ready to disbasss the FIND In the cases Of
Parents widow va Parents infaAts and Riddle ~
Parent. z.FRHD EFFIN0IR
dee 7-<w GsaI Receiver
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T IMPERIAL CIGARS sell themselves.
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NOTICE.
am ready tn disburss the funds In the case
of Curd vs. Koines. FRED. EFFINGER,
dec At GaD1 Receiver.
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WANTED-Bya young we'll acquainted With
w the business,a position as clerk In dry goods
or grocery store. Best of references given.
Address, K. 7. H.,
122-$t VIRGIS1AN Office,
StauntOn. Va
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Ladies' come and the beautiful display OF Holi-
day Goods before you make your purchases
dee j. W NEWTON.
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grand double store is filled from cellar to sky
light with splendid assortment and halt
dozen clerks are kept busy waiting upon the
stream OF customers. The fact is the establish
ment is ON "boom," and the enterprising
proprietor having determined not to be sur
passed, takes his place in the lead and presents
to the citizens of Stanton and community a
stock which in taste, beauty, richness, and ex-
tent entities him to the front rank. And then
too, his prices are down to the lowest figures,
SO that none may have excuse tor neglecting
household Don't go home until you have
called at Gladke's