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70 sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness and suffering, costing
WV per year, total, 81, ,20O-all Of
which was stopped by three bottles of
HOP Bitters, taken by my wife, who
has done her own housework for a year
since without the loss of day, and
want everybody to know it for their
benefit. JOHN WEEKS.
Butlar N Y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27

Use Addoms & Glover Compound
Carbolic Healing Salve for cuts, bruise.
and sores.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27
Three desirable rooms for rent.
oct 21-tf w. G. provinces.

Barb Wire.
That the Burnell Barb Wire is the
best in the market is proved by the
large and constantly increasing demand
for 1t. 1t is fully protected by Ii
cense from the patentees, and can be
obtained from F. Schweickert, agent,
10th street, Cheyenne. film
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27

Emissions, Aversion TO Society Dimncss Of
Vision, Noises In the Head; the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and man,
other diseases that lead to insanity ana
death.
DIR. MINTIE& co. viii agree to forfeit 1--WE
numured dollars FOR case of this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE under their special
advice and treatment) will not cure or for
anything impure or Injurious found in it,
Dir. MINTIE q CO. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice,
tai RESTORATIVE. So a bottle. or four
times the quantity, $40, sent to any address
upon receipt of price, or c. O. d.. secure from
observation, and In private name Ii desired,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27

Boots and Shoes at
ap4-tf Smith & Harrington's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27

Paris: The provision of the customs
tariff adopted by tho deputies, fixing
the import duty on wheat at GO CEN
times per 100 Kilograms, is approved
by the senate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27

Paint and calcimine brushes, a large
stock at ADDoMs & GLovEI,'s.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
terrible effects of Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
lies. and excesses In
mature years-such rs
loss of memory, Las.
$ | t IL d c, Nocturnal
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-27

The very best imported and domestic
wines and liquors for medical purposes
at 1DELMAN Bros.
f16-tf
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Rooms to Rent.
Two pleasant rooms over Addoms &
Glover's drug store. Enquire in the
store.
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A Good Account.

Rock and Rye for colds at Addoms Sc
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Subscribe for the LEADER.
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,ica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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For reduced prices

For reduced prices
in
Groceries
for
CASH,
for the year 1881,
60 to
j2tf UNDERWOOD Il McGREGoE.
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Two MlssOurfans Atll Each Other.
Waverly, Mo-, Feb. 26.-Two young
farmers, Martin Ross and William
Pickett, living near Waverly, had some
difficulty, and on Thursday evening
they met near the line dividing their
farms, and after few angry words,
Pickett drew q revolver and sent a
bullet through Ross's right lung. Sew
eral shots were exchanged, when finally
Pickett fell with a bullet in his heart
and died instantly. Ross has wound
in the thigh as well as in the lung and
cannot recover.
Both were highly respected young
men. Pickett leaves wife, having
been married only six months, and
Ross is the eldest son of widowed and
aged mother,
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02

Tue BsAcsx and Godeys or Peterson
Iady's Books So 65 year. L.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
100 B2CsDWaT,

Since the introdlcii"I. of this STocl ottpn
into the American p.Ts-t, Ii -Ccc,,s' iia~
been rrlr.c-d,nicd. ~ otter braid al
threat his evsr ne. siih tn s.,Inc amount
Of pnLf H.v & - the SS.Ele siaI- oi tiin'.
r. L.. %. Y. r. manufacturers Wei. the
frs. 10 -erccr,, the Importance If the sew
in. Machine and 10 ~. Se a. slx-c"rd cotton.
wh.ch mas cv, since been the r,coslii@od
STANDARD for y. .chii..5.
All the harrow, n, n, in ,na-hin".1 that
III. Inventive Genus .: liz 'teri'A CEN
,ury has proi'urvi nave been -. :!l;ed by tho
nIauufac ursrs If 90. y. T.
Atn.i the great !,'-rr&:iorei FAIRS OF tho
worl.!, 90. =. Z. has o4,a awarded the
hI-he / ionors.
The 80 y. T. factories at Newark. j
nnd Pa.-lcy. Scotland. employ 1..,p opera
tivs,--uak. .u.Seient :i.r, al DAY. 10 30 -
round the wo..t four times.
Consume 40 tons cf coal daily.
| The n,anuracturr Of go. ~ 7. a1e the
lars st manufacturers OF Spo"! Cotton IL q 9
world.
| A fill assortment Il this Spool Cotton CA
be had at Wholesale and retail ut
: L. b v l.. JON rs.
Apt;r 2 lSsl-em. E,yviUe. La.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
OBITUARY..

D;et,-A, TIE .>I"r"r O.. ter '''7"' T.
John A H-nl-r oi co'.g"-'ive Ch'ii, >flAH
SosypBlsg LIN, ate! IA illness E: - e.
huns an-I rt,r.rtn ,"a'.. ~ uor'h- 90"
ten DAYS. Thus ~ that ont space 9; tine
~as this lovely Hover tran>tigutd tio"
earth. We .r..,- To dwr'l :, viewer 10 .a" u"rt.
DIS. OF God lac -n pct O. ,hi> r'.r., -.
ne .ii.; :, ,isughrrr ut VI. \ "n' ! :. Be-.
nc Jones.
Her father died N fe1 ls7- Inc vrler
,ook her G'ne a. ral>.. tlrr .'.i.i''. ~ 49,
her a tsyorIi. ut Th- ft'ns-t,'1 Love-. TO-
ing AMI srliaDir. h-r " !i"ie dre'fe -'''I''; 81
he 70 excel m Tie yDud dn' - ~ 'ti't'' 80"
10 please aid maze all '"i'! "-.'.ri IT,.
Size " as siu,'iuus. goo" rit. "t"' go = q
school she " as greatly beloved D. her 'r'.c"e
and scholars AID vas tnaS.rg .ap.i ti-.f"-
~ her stnd.es-
Poor, dear VI $50. ,hon az gorr i"tr:'
ch,,d. IL wss hard to give ihte "Y Will
thou a. We 'rnsi ART na-slns III he s','i-S E
our BLESSED Redeem er Thy friends moan Il
early d-parare, ba; do no; u.'rrn ter -.
withou: hope.
We know in whor, thou Art trusted
Rest ia peace. iovet one,
Bask in tue Smiles uf the bi".,,
Res; IN the arms Of y"ul dear Saviour;
Beat lovely child. rest. Oiesi rest.
Ehy father has gone before ;hre,
Thy grand pap. = ia .tcr G,,:,ow or.
Then resi- drrling cl!ld, III he afits Ci Ii.
Saviour;
Be really to eicone thy s-,ai Iapa
home.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
The Court House Question.
JSo. A HsHLER

On The 2:th of this month the question as
q whether Rlch.sn,l ps,ish sh,ii furnish
house in which her eonr,s can be held or not
wiIi be submitted TO the property taxpayinr
.uizens Of the PARISH. The question IS not.
rs some may suppose, ss to whether we viii
have q new bOusc or cnn,inae 10 use an Cd
one ,hs, may Be nade N suswe- the pprpn:e,
but whether We viii lave honsc at ri or
NOT: for il has been ascer.eired tha; the Old
shan.y, tina, disfi-u-e3 oar public square ani
il sach an eye sore TO ou' philosophical PEG
pie, cannot be made ienabls for AIRY purpose
Not only the blocks. hat were used i'r under>
pinn:ng. bu; Tie stills are rottcn-havr acil.s|
" rored in two. Aud YET, in the face of
those facts, we are told thai n great many Of
our citizens will vote against the tax Il"
bni!d house II il were not for the rri:a-
b.. and undoubied nature of "uI iuf"raa',"n
we could not believe II. taxing iu'o con-,!eI>
alton sli the circumstances: ami cyan - It l.,
we cannot now believe that q maI'rty OF oar
people would vote against the tax. !; they u
derstood the sitna.ion fully; Cannot believe
shs, they are lacking in pnhic spirit. or rstn'r
~ d.relic, Of duty and bind TO tueir c"
interests.
Ors Of the most absurd arguments w.
esnno: call it reason) We have heafi against
the tax is. that u great many ci'iacns hsc IN
poorer houses than our court house. even II
Il we're true, but i; is no 1t Is mi,'sA"
ish who would risk the lives of IA, fan.iiy ~
such house Ii he wou.d he ouZ'.' ~ be
interdicted and sent 70 the lnna-r a-yinm or
arrested fer attempting Ia murder them.
Why. it is likely 10 tumble dow, d, any time.
Blu, SUPPOSE. for the sase Of argument. ;here
shonis be men in Our parish who preferred 10
lodge their families in hollow trees or tors
10 the srouud, is thu, any rea on Any the
parish should not have dec,nt court hons,i
One is ! private mater, TIE other is public.
The cour, house ought 20 be a rr'ieF i.onsr
than any residence in the parish. We would
!ise 80 Epo4 IL there ss C!':z.n in Nore-
house parish " to lives in as cc5'y or large
. house as tie court house Of 'ha, Pa.i.:. ID
ye' We have never heard Of her cliz~n, CON
planning because they did 10, live in a. goo !
q house ss the court honse; ,hsy ase all
proud Of their cour, house, ana have . .:shi
to be,
The eour, house At Vienna wa, burned
down few months ago, the people cheFl".'y
submitted to q ten mills tax To bmld another
although there was considerable talk o: re
moving tho town to the ra,ir'ad survey four
or Eve miles sway; aud now they have a
eosy, house bull, and money in tie treasury
OF Of the building fund. Til. court house
O. Richland had as well be burned, 50 Tor a
il, utility is concerned; the Police jury "s'
20 accommodating as to 20 outside the law
and circulste petitions for the removal "' the
parish site, with the understanding ,hat;. court
house had to be built; The petitions were not
signed, and ye, We are told that the people
will vote down the tsx to BULL the nc use
soms Of them may, but We cannot believe
pnsjosity vii.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02

9. A. Owen is fully authorized to 'ransac'
Ausiness for the BEACON q, Delhi and else
where where it my be convenient tor our
sasroos to transact business with him. ANY
one wishing 10 subscribe !o' tie paper ca"
w4ss through lin
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
IA. ~ Va II y ~
Rayv.lle, La. March 2s,h. 1881

Tie New Orleans D-mocrai Is decidedly tie
leading pap-., not only Of the city ami state.
tut of the entire sol'h. Encrsy. enterprise.
pluck and rAecu;ive ability are di,plave,. in 4
,emaIkable degree. winch slows that Mayor
Burke sad those connected with HIM IN lis
management are men Of extraordinary ability.
From the edi,Ss-,nnsi'iei down to the foTers
employed in this Office the attaches Of the
D.nocra. are courteous and obi,Ging, which
makes l. a pleasure 10 visit The o;L''" "r trans
&c, business They DO not tre.u a gentleman
as Though they ,honsai lie had smallpox or
was ,h,ef or beesar. Both the D-rocrs'
and Times deserve kindly consideration al
the country press. for their sonr'esies 10 nc
Pre.s Assoc,si.ou dang ca' :seeia meeting
in the ci.i.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
NOTICE.

" neIeas. GA the Ism day Of March, 4 u
IsSi. a CERTAIN hOr.e-a ii2h; hay. with heavy
name aud tail. a star IN the face. branded so
or 81 quot posiive whnh) on ne lett shoulder,
pou, built am! mt,s,Ans Disposition. ab'vt Is or
years oid, wa, duly e,'rayed hefore me by
a Weaver, the ou n-r "i whrct is ursnnun,
Now, therefore uni-ss t,e f.Nncr shah rrp,:it,
prove properly and Pay charges acr"r'iiny 10
law. NH prnc-cd, o.i the 2]!i lay If APril,
1881. 10 sell sad s,rny:; at ny -, 20 the
llshest bidder for cash. at CoP less Than two-
cards the appraised value.
Alto. La, Mach 18th, A. D. 1881.
Ma, l0.-:t a. DUFF
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
SheriTS Sale.

No-vs Parish f Madison.
Ja~ L Coleman. SD tisl Cont
Ho~a-,i Fa-rar, is:s si,er.a SAT-" of Loui-isna
No-v- Par>n OF Madison
Jas. I Cote nan, ~. Dist. Court
By virtu. f 'wo wri's Of :. "a. issued from
the tionl SIN p.>, tourt ~ VI G,r tie ar
i.h 81 N.rI.on, State al i.rni-iaua, in the
ai,uyc en,.'frd and numbered ca-">, and 10
ne d.r.r.ei a. -n-rfi at the rar:,., al Ri"i-
land | have seiztd and viii o1er f'r sai", AZ
,uui,r auction. before the court house door, IN
in. ar>h Of krchiant on
Saturday. the 18th day f .aprd, 1881.
- ~. Ia, ,nd liehrsi bidder, the following
properly. 70 wit:
\ c.ria,n 10, q. land near the town of DELHI,
N the Par,sh OF Ric;,iuni, known rs the
coleman lot and bornird ami described as
f..i"w>, ;o-~u: On the east by lots now
owned aud ..rnpIed by WIN. /. Mills ard
Mrs ). Ariuin on he nnrIh 10y lots NOW
oxne.i by Jnhu P,.-d art ". ArinIu ant
on the -Ourh hJ l"'s now owned by Mrs.
Ir"zcvaa /. beng ia SECTION thirteen %.
towrsnip seventeen ~. rance nine l9) east.
ani containing tive % a.feS. S-.z,'i .. tie
property 81 Jas I Coleman. aud wtl be
soii 10 satisfy sad a. fus. and ali c,,is
fe,,ns ot szl--rwr.ve months ere ilr. pur-
chaser TO sivc bond VIII approved security.
LEM SCOTT.
Sheriff O;ice. Rsyvill.. La. Shera.
iiaIch <6ih ,%Si At
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02

4 Shreveport Tel. gram. dated Mach t.''
ra,es tbs, liars 4 >to-i hls lH0"y~d t'
Va&p ga,nosd pod w,.. ru,rpie,r -
mad o-twe,n Monroe AMI Sh'eveloi, -.
ttle mex; eighteen tnon:ns.
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02

ZOE wUKk, o, ait klnds. tom oa,te de
81 utsie 10 poster, neatly executed at mis-
o,ii~e. upru snort. ro'ies
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02

Some nn- Pee,le,s sect po'sio"s ~
MaxcHAN Il Dave
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
CI1s'ESsfON SALE.

Succession Of II. II s T. Il. Pry, Deceased
stat, 81 I."ni,'sna. b. vir'ue II III orIer oi
pan>h 81 0nrrh.'a, ! -a.- i>u~d 10 IL. cat Il
t'r, .ioIorab- 9th Ui-,t.c, Cont IN AMI frr ,hr
ian-l, {" O.aci g State at LTIi-iahr, ! Wi
rr.,,e.,i y, ~.l. a, the Conr, house door oi the
,at!>i, al h'chi,"i, on
Icesiay, 26th April, 1881,
Il fniowing he>crIi'',! I'm - the 'Ter'y of
ne ,,.rct--irp q, Hrury VI. By. decreased
,,ua'ed H. the pari-h Of HIrhiani. State %
Louisiana. to>w!.: Fhr ca, ,u.>ralf e. u
# the west oi'H-ha'' w. J # -ccton ,w"i'
f,'t'ur go. anI south asst nnP i,Hr,n -. }.
Il n.rhwr,' on--h,urh n. ". y Of stc'on
'onc.-n "a. - r"wh~iip tlie~u 40 nnrih.
at Es;gr sx O. lat. containing ;~o hun .
ned acre. trpT- O. ir>-.
ier'u$ oi >r'r--ra>A, At 10: less than q. {.
ilpfa sed V1.He.
C.. BRY, Ainini,,ra'or.
War "a Doth 1851 IT
Richland beacon., 1881-04-02
IsATHOECUGH REMEDY

Is A THOROUGH REMEDY
H. every case of Ma'arirl Fever or Foyer
ana Agn-. whii- Tor d>'t. ier> oi The >i"ma"'
Torpniii; ui the iiy-i. az -s,ion ai.d dis
tuhauce> a.. tie auluis nee ~hI'h dcb''i-
iate, u hss nornUIvai-ut. Fad can hav" ~"
Substitute II ,itun Il not - cout"uud~,! with
uturatei. corn,nund. 81 cheap spirits AMI e>'
s.nl,a! oils oi,ei. sold unjer nc raine Of BIZ
,sr..
FOR SALE ~
Da y. r, PETIT, Druggist, Rsysii'e. La.
Can and eNauiire those brau'ir"I spring
,r,r,t- nj N,ScH,N y t,vTl
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NOR sALE-A VALUABLE RESIDENCE:

Having determined to move to A >1s7$aa1l-N
the country, offer for sale private Ia lsiaSsszln
y that very valuable and desirable Ma TaIg SfsIaAf
property in when 1 now reside i5 -
No. 1O4 Church street The house is LARGE New
FRAME with BRICK BASEMENT. 1t is supplied with
all modern improvements and conveniences. The
property is in THOROUGH REPAIR. Its excellent To-
cation, being within two squares OF the business
Herewith, in one of the most delightful and popular
sections, renders it specially desirable as private
residence or rst-class boarding house II not sold
before, it will be rented after the first of October
TERMS reasonable and made known by appca-
ton to W. IL. PEYTON.
anglo 2t*
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ELIGIBLE FARM FOR SALE.

We offer for sale our Farm, situated ssssaa,yssse
at Fishersville in this county, contain SnsISs8 A
ing l4O acres; about Is Of woodland, THkeSa
the balance in timothy, clover and vSSSilHHaNsS
blue grass excepting about 20 acres
in cultivation. :, .
The land is "a strong reddish limestone, well divi-
ded well watered and toerably well fenced; large,
never failing spring few steps from the door, clear
running water at the stable door large staoe, gta
be dwelling and the G. 40. R. R: is the eastern
boundary line of the whole length OF the place:
within Id minutes walk of churches schools stores.
and one hundred yards Of the depot. Its facilities
for daying unexcelled It's nearness no 60 dep9t
the noted healthfulness of situation give 1t advan
tages and present an opportunity for investment
rarely offered.
Address, ,,,c,-.pDcoN
StauntOn, or
EDWIN M. BROWN,
iu,v 159ra Fishersvile.
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e5asSas sseaTCE2E.

STAUNToN, Aug. o. 1881.
Flour-Extra s6,30@$54O; Superfne, s555@a5 6
FAMILY, s6S3@69j; Wheat, $125@l.3S; Corn 7qego9
Bacon, bog Round. l0@l011c.; Hams, l2@p13c Lard'
1i6- cents: Salt $780, Sugar 9@l21ac; Meal Veal
s1@s2: Moasses 4O@75c; Butter. l4@l5e; Eggs 1Sgs
10 1l3c; Potatoes. 45@50c. Timothy seed sz9o g
no: Wool (washed) 35@39c; Wool (unWaShed) =, -
G21c: Pork Sc 25@S6. So; Clover Seed $5oo@$o.lo'
Baled Hay-Timothy. so0@S00; Oats s2capSo@
In the Baltimore cattle market, August
22d. cattle were quoted cent lower, and
sheep and hogs were dull and unchanged.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

will offer for sale on the first A >dNNl-l.
day of Sept, 1885, at public auction MaunNs5ssr
on the premises, in the, town Of III itsts in
Buchanan, Va. my dwelling house. ~ ssias $3.50
foundry workshops, lanyard site, building lots sc
about 100 yards from James River The S. V. r r
runs through it and the r. & A. r r. is within hal
mile This is very desirable place for q famil.
residence, good house beautifully situated on rising
ground overlooking splendid location for a foun
dry. furnace or machine shops of any kind: 20 foo
water wheel. Terms reasonable and made known OIL
day Of sale. j. j. ECHOLS,
\ aunIQ 0t
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-Mocsrc

BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS -Messrs.
Lynn & Eyler, of Staunton, with far7slght-
ed enterprise, have established branch
house at Waynesboro, Of which the "Ad-
vertiser' says:
Messrs. LINN & Eyler. of Staunton, Va,
bavs onened branch house i'll this place,
and machinery of every description, and
h how, heen doing splendid business. Their
Stanton house is well known as the most
rel;ahIe and largest establishment OF the
kind in the Valley of Virginia.
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COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIE RS

POTTSTOwN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.
THIRTY SECOND annual session opens on Septem-
Der 18th. 1881. On Philadelphia & Reading X: r. 4,
40 miles from Philadelphia and only 16 hoafs from
Staunton by Shenandoah Valley r. r. with strict
connection ROm, comforts parental discipline
and thorough work elegant buildings and all con
for beauty and health Special terms for Southern
pupils. The Misses Butler who will leave MT. Ne
redian inst before the opening of the school, will
CUES on application. Reference to- the following
palrons: CIas. S. Patterson. Harriston, Augusta
Port Republic, Va, or to Jas. S. Craig. Mt Meridi
an. GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M.
juy29 ct Principal.
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The best people will vote for the best man
every time. And we judge by the number
Of the ST. Jacobs Oil constituency, that it
is the best remedy for the rheumatism
known. Prof. Tice, of st. Louis, among
others, says so.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-08-26

Farmers should call on Henkle & Borden. deal
ers in Agricultural Implements, and see the NC
Sherry s. Champion Drills and Baand Chilled RIO"
with Reversible Slip Point. Julyzs LII
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-08-26

An old gentleman in Maryland said he had raised
his family on sellers Liver Pills. and considered
them almost as essential to a family as bread
That's true. aug 5-lm
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HoovER's SELECT HIGH SCHOOL.
Preparatory to and endorsed by both Virginia
Universities
/ Full English, Clas Slcal Mathematlcal and BuSl-
ness courses.
Board, tuition and washing need not cost over
$40 per session to those who enter mess club to
be managed by one of the Teachers, who had ex-
perience in mess life at the University OF Virginia
Send postal for Catalogues. o,,,
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A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.

A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.
The next session of this Institution commences
the 18th day of September 1881, and closes the 10th
day of June following Prepares for University and
College, or fits boys for immediate entrance upon
the duties and responsibilities of life. Located in
the Valley Of Virginia. 1900 feet above sea level in
an intelligent and refined community, and REMOv-
ED FROM THE VICES AND TEMPTATIONS
INCIDENT TO OUR CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS.
Modern languages taught by native of France, and
a graduate Of German University
For tuition IN ALL BRANCH S board, washing,
fuel and light, $3.50 per session: POSITIVELY NO
EXTRAS. For catalogue containing FULL particulars
apply to ,,
july LIT sept Ft. Defiance. Augusta Co., Va.
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THIS is no apology for whiskcy drinking; IL Is
medicine that cannot be used to intoXicate; IL pro
duces tonic effect, as well as acts as cathaftlc'
In fact Simmons Liver Regulator is pronounced an
unexceptionable medicine.
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'NIy son had an abcess his side that discharged
two quarts of matter. 'Lindsey's Blood Searchel
cured him., J. F. Brooks, gainesville, Ohio.
aug sim
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Real Estate Sales.
~~~~~~~~O~N(ON
PROPERTY FOR SALE!


CURURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE!
Pursuant to DEGREES in the case of W. p Isaacson
VS.. VIM. EastOn & ais in Circuit Court of Augusta
will offer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front of the court house in Staunton, on
Friday, September 18th, 1881,
a tract of forty acres OF good limestone land, lying
on the eastern side of the Churchville OF Striking
Springs road, about half mile from the city of
Staunton, adjoining the lands of sasssssssas-
Judge Hendren and the City Water ,gsg5 ss ssaaa
Works property ABOUT bout half the tract tract
NJ nearest al si the city is Cleared land Of
first rate quality, and now ready for seeding in
grass: Upon this is an elevation commanding a
offering the most eligible sites for residences now in
this market. Water is readily to be had by wells.
The property may be subdiyided if desired
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent cash and bal
ance at g. IL and IS months. on bond and security,
bearing interest.
THOMAS D. RANSOM,
aug19 At Commissioner
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In Memoriam.

MRS WALTER CARLISLE, DIED AUG. lst, 1881
Beneath the lonely mound she SlumberS
One beloved by ALL
and with a babe upon her breast
She lies at rest.
Our Ida has gone to a better world
Where sorrow is never known,
Where JOY and gladneSS welcome
Her to home above.
The parents home is darkened now
With many saddened heart,
But Gods will must be done
Though hard to part.
Fear not loving ones who weep,
Father, mother. husband dear,
God has called her to realms above
Blest with her SaviOur'S love.
aug261t Flshersyllie. va.