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DixoN-HARRrsoN.-N 18th. 1882 by
u. A Penick. Mr.. James Dixon and Mis-
Elizabeth ]. Harrison, all Of ROCK bridge coun-
~.
CALLAaHAN-BRowN.- 10 Covington, Allie
ghany county. Va, by Rev. 8. F.. Chapman,
on the 2nd inst. Mr.. Oliver Callaghan and
Mis- Alice Brown. all of Allegheny county.
LEMONS DuNsMokE.-Un the END Inst, at 631
p m. at the residence OF MIS- Fannie Duns
more. near sinks Grove, Monroe county. w.
Va, by Rev. Dr. Sam'l X. Houston, Mr.. Jas
L. Lemons aud Miss Maggie Dunsmore. all
of MOnr,e county.
ALExAsDEK . JEssER. - In the Lutheran
church, of this city on Wednesday afternoon
the 22nd inst: by Rev. Frank McCutchan,
Pastor Of the Presbyterian church at Way
nesbnro', Mr.. Chas. W. Alexander, OF Way
nesbOrO'. and Miss Lizzie lesser, olddht
daughter OF Mr. John ess+r. of this city. The
bridal presents We're numerous and handsome
The bride Is handsome and a favOrite In
Stauui on society
PECK CLkMMEk Near MiddlehrOok. on
Wednesday, the 22nd inst. by Rev L L.,
SMITH Dr.. Shannon T. Peck, of linton,
Summers county, w. Va, surgeon OF the c.
0 K. W. at that place. and Miss Alice
Clemmer. daughter of David Clemmer Esq
This couple received number of h ndsome
bridal prese nts
Danville. Va. ON the MORN
Ing of The 22nd of Nov. at the residence of the
brides father, A, p. Routs, Esq. by Kew.
!, z. Tyler. Pastor OF 7th street Church Ri b
moud, Va assisted by Rev ar. G. W. Dame,
Mr. VIM G. Petty of Culpeper county, Va,
ard Miss Sallie 3. Routs, of D ,nvile.
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Tribute Of Respect.
srAUNToN Va March q ,ss,

STAUNToN VA, March q, 1882
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Valley Mutual Life Asso .iation of Va, held In
their Office on Nov ed. 1882 to take action ex.
oressive Of the sense of their loss upon the
death of their General Agent, William Forbn..
The following Com mittee was on motion ap.
pointed viz: w. E. Craig. g. G. Gooch and
Aah-r Ayres
Tn Committee upon consul tation reported
the following resolutions. which were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAs We have heard with prof und
SORROW of the death of Mr.. VIM. Forbes The
General Agent of this, Association. Therefore
be 1t res0ived:
lst That by the death of william Forbes this
association has lost a valuable off :ar and the
Bnard OF Directors an esteemed member.
I'd. That in all ri the transactions between
VIM Forbes and this Association, degree of
cand r, honesty, Intelligence. industry and
efficiency has been displayed on his part, rarely
exhibited In one man.
3rd. That this BOARD attend the funeral cere-
monies nf VIM. Forbes in a body and that the
office Of the AS collation. De draped In mourning
for 80 davs.
4th. That the Secretary of this Association
deliver a copy Of these resOuti to the famil,
0f he decea> ed, and to the StauntOn papers for
ub'icatfOn G. l.. COKE Sec'y.
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IN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.-

Look out for tricks now. The Re
pub!icans will try to retrieve their loss
ny stealing the Democratic platform.
Tuese same fellows that voted against
the reduction of taxation last year will
now howl for reduced taxes, civil SER
vice reform. and honest government /;
but it is too late The people know
them and their sudden conversion ia
caused by the victorious Democratic
party marching towards the capitol
They are afraid to do as they did last
year, aud they will receive no credit for
doing what they know the Democrats
Intend to do Shenandoah Herald.
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Personals,

Mr.. ]. J. Ogilvie, of this county, was visiting
some of his relatives in Highland county last
week. Hf tt
Miss Julia Rickard, of Sheph erdstown, W.
Va, a former pupil of the Stannton Female
Seminary is here on a visit 10 the family OF 8.
9. Smeltzer. ESQ
Miss Alice v. Hiser. of this county, who has
for some time past been the guest of Mrs. Col.
Darlington. Of Richmond. is now visiting the
family of the late DR.. Braxton, in Hanover
county.
Miss Emma Houston, the daughter Of our liNe-
long friend, DIR. James Houston, of Dixon;
Alabama. and her cousin. Miss Ida Malone, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. DR.. Geo. =. Walker,
OF this city.
On Sunday evening OF last week Mr.. P II.
Slaughter, ST.. of King William county, and
the father Of Mrs. W. A. Burke, of this city,
died. aged 70 years. He had ten children, Of
whom nine servive. r
On Monday OF last week, Miss Matte p.
Harris. daughter of Rev. w. A. Harris. D. D
Principal of the Wesleyan Female Institute.
accompanied Miss Jennie Jamison to New
Orleans where she will spend the Winter Miss
Jamison has been visiting the family of Rev.
DR.. Harris.
J. Bernard Peyton. Esq, for some years the
popular clerk of the House of Delegates of w est
Virginia, has removed to Huntington, W. Va.
We presume that he will be re elected clerk Of
the House of Delegates when the Legisla ure OF
that State reassembles. as he has SO acceptably
filled that pc ition.
Mr.. Louis A. McCutchen, who has been in
Texas for several years. arrived at his home
near Craigsville In this county on the 9th In
slant. In that Southern climate he was sfi1ict-
ed with chils and fever. and he returned to the
healthful climate ofhis native mountains that
his health might be restored.
We are sorry to state 1hat Mr.. NJ W. Zim-
norman of the Lewisburg Independent ia quite
unwelI, and hope that be Will soon be restored
to his usual vigorous health. This '-old man."
as some have imagined him to ba, cannot be
spared from the journ lism of West Virginia.
We hope he will soon be well, and be enabled
to resume his position on the Independent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STRONG EVIDENCE.-The popularity Of
~ Bakers Premium Btters "a medicine only
to De tried In order to be approximately continues
10 Increase throughout the Southern States
As cure for Dyspepsla, T0rpidity of the Liver.
Sour stomach, and Nervous Headache, they
have no rival anu in addition to the great viz
tue of Bakers Premium Btters we have never
heard o. a case of Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Di-
arrboea or Summer Complaint where they have
been used res uiarly during the Summer
months. The following certificate from a prom.
inent minister of the NJ. E. Church speaks for
ITSELF A' A0A
PROSPECT, PRINCE EDWARD Co.. Val
January 18th, 1881.
ELIJAH BAKER, Esq =
Dear SRI desire to bear testimony to the
excelience Of your Premium Bitters." NV
wife suffered with a severe form # bowel COM
n!aintSOr about eight years. She was treated
ny several regu ar physician, but received no
permanent benefit. she was compelled tn ex.
ercise the greatest cautiOIf-in regard to her Al.
81. absiainfng from all fruits and desserts
procured bottle of yOur Bitters, and the one
hottie efferted an entire cure,
We regard your BiIte.s as q most va,uab,s
family medicine.
Very truly,
H. G. CHEATHAM.
Bold by all Druggists every where,
4. BAKER, Proprietor
Suso Richmond, Va.
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MT. SoLON, NOV. z3rd.
ePEcTAToR:-The protracted meeting held
here by the Methodist Church closed last week.
and resulted In an addition OF four membe to
the cnurcn. wnlie TWO otner converts nave not
as YET united Wild any.
large congregation assembled NJ MI. Zion
on sunday last expecting Bishop dlosbrenner
TO preach. He, however. failed to come; but the
pulpit was nlied by the minister In charge. Rev.
Mr.. Roudabush. who preached an able sermon
toan attentive audience. The services were
continued during the week and much interest
manifested.
The Rev. Mr.. fSalley, OF Bedford county,
preached, by invitation OF the Session. at Messy
Creek on last Sunday. The congregation WAS
much pleased with him. and there is strong
probability that he will be called to take charge
ofthat church.
Politically We are all serene. and while the
result in this Stats was not that which we
fondiy hoped for. the grand achievement of our
Democratic brethren in The North and West
fully reconcile as to partial defeat here more
especially SO when we see that our Readjuster
friends have united themselves to the Repub-
lican party just in time TO catch It's expiring
groans and see 1t close lis eyes In DEATH q death
Drought ABOUT oy It's own foulness and corrup-
ton. We have every reason to believe that our
nooie stanoard bearer, Col. OFerrali. received
a majority of the leoal votes cast in this dis.
,r,o, na aarh, 49,. ~, n,,,,..,.,. Cas..s,s,
-, - $3.50 ~ Ae
VIII see itaiso ana glsenm tne seat ne Is SO just.
ly entitled to-
I'm Tuardav Last Mr. n r McFoI In orro an ., a.
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Fact. About Rheum.,,.m.

Mrs. General Sherman says: Il have fire.
Quently purchased nurang's Rheumatic Rem
edy for friends suffering with rheumatism. and
in every instance IL w..rked ike Ill gic."
General Logan, Unii d States Senator
writes: fSome years ago was troubled more
or less with rheumatism, aud have been a
great sufferer iu The last year with same uis
ease. began to lake burang's Rheumatic
r. medy, and am satisfied that ] have heen
cured by its use. I recommend it to all suffer.
ers.'
Hon. John Cessna la member of Congress
from nnsylvania, writes; In the sp &c oil
twelve hours my rheu matism was gone, having
taken three doses Durang's Rhe matte Rem
d.. My brother. of Bedford Pennsy Ivnia, was
cured ny similar amount"
1t absolutely cures when everyt thing else
failed. sold by every Druggist. Sent for free
pamphlet to K. K. Helphenstire, Drusgi>t.
Wa hingtOn, DC. now 8mos*
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Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat should
BE- stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
Incu rable Lung Disease or COnsu ml D.
ffon. RROWN'S B8ONCHIAL TRIO.
f;HES does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrugs and balsaIns, but act directly
ON The apfl.Med n.rss. ali.yi1s irritation.
Catarrh. and The Throat Troubles which
singers aud Public speak ers are sub, ect
to For thirty years Browns Bronchial Tro.
have ALWAYS given perfect Satisfaction. Hav
ing been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well merited rank among the few sta
pie remedies of the aga. Sold at Is cents q boz
everywhere. jan3-ly
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ssLADaE~' TONIC"

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is prepared
by the WoMEN's MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF Buzz
FALo. N. Y. and is their favorite prescription
for ladies who are suffering from any weak
ness or complaints common to the sex. It is
sold by druggists at sl.O0 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp for names
of those who have been CURED.
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Impure Breath.

Among all the disaereeable consequences
that follow the decay OF tn. teeth. an imnnre
breath must be the most mnrtifying and un-
pleasant to Its pnssessDr, and it is the most IN
excusabe and offensive in society and ct the
your teeth daily with that justly popular den.
thrice. Fragrant sOzuDONT. 1t pnrifies and
sweetens the breath cools and refreshes the
mouth. and gives pearl like appearance to
the teeth. Gentlemen VINO indulge in smok-
Ing should cleanse their teeth with 5000
DON'T. rs 1t removes all unpleasant odors of
the weed. Ask your druggist for it.
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PERFECT BUCKWHEAT CAKES In three
minutes can be made ny using HEJKER's
SELF-RAIaING BUCXWHEAT.
HECKBR'S SELF-RAISING FLOUR makes
biscuits and cakes in ten minutes. without
yeast or Baking Powders and Without setting
to rise.
For sale by all GrocerF, octl7-sm =
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1bLHQTfeS are chU7yeU foT III nQCST3tStas4 Tffes.
Notice u deaths published 0rotnitosest1.
BrRNs.-At his home near WaynesbOrO' W.,
on the night n Wednesday, The 22d. of dropsy
of the heart. Frederick Burns aged 70 years.
Bells Valley. ON Nov 18th, 1882,
Steel. departed this life. aged % years,
months and days. She leaves n husband
an infant daughter and alarge circle of friends
TO mourn their lOss. She was consistent
mer. Der of the Methodist church
MCt!ORKLE -On N ". 2lst. near CLARK sburg. W.
Va. in the 7th years OF his age. Alex g. Nc
COrkle, son of Rev : McCOrkie. ami
grandson of Rev. James G 4mbIe, decd A
young wife and many friends mourn their loss
he was buried at Augusta church on the oath
inst.
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Go and see those black beaver hats Mrs.
Gladke is selling at 600. now

Clear head and voice. easy breathing sweet
breath. perfect ell, taste and hearing, no
brought about in catarrh ny the use of sanford s
Radical Cure. Complete treatment for 81.
Terrible itching and scaly humors. ulcers,
ticura aud Cuiicnra Soap (the great sk in cures)
externally and Cuticura Resovent blood pm
ri1er) internally. Ask about them at your
druggists, F
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IMPORTANT TO BErrERs.-The Spirit of the
Times. Of New York, the highest authority of
its kind in this country. has the following
query and answer, which will be of interest to
many who had bets on the last election:
T s., Stau ntOn, Va.-Be kind enough to de-
eide what stak eholders should do under the
following circumstances: John Paul and G. T,
O'Ferrall were candidates for congress In this
district: Paul received about 20 more votes
than O'Ferrall. and will be awarded the certifi-
cate Of election by the State Board Of Canvass
ers; OFerrall Gains that he would be awarded
the certificate except for grs~s frauds. etc and
will contest at the proper time. The Paul men
claim that they have won their money; the
OFerrall men insist that the stalk ehOI deTs shall
not give u the stakes until Congress decides
which Of the two was fairly elected. 1 believe
that In the Tilden Hayes contest bets were de-
clared of. should That rule hold good ID such
case as this? Ansner-The hackers the
party receiving the certificate of election win.
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REvIvAL.-An interesting revival is in pro-
gress in the Methodist church at Craigsville,
conducted by Rev. g. T. D. Collins. There are
about fifty penitents. and thirty have already
profeSsed conversion,
A fine assortment of PIANO COVERS. at
GLADKE'S. octl7
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Store house for Rent.-The Store-house
in McGaheysville, Rockingham county, which
was useu as a store for many years by the late
Col. Joseph Mauzy, and by others since. is for
rent on low terms. This ia one of the oldest
and best known store-sta:' DIS In that county.
Applicants for renting it will address
.s RICHARD MAUZY,
marl4-U stanton. Va,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years from
'AY, and all the effects of youthful indiscre-
Ion, will for the SAX of suffering humanity,
end free to all who need IL, the recipe and d.
lection for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10
,rOfit by the advertisers experience can do so
~ addressing in perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St.. New York.
feb2l-1y
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JOB PRINTING.-Job work of all Kinds, pos
ters. circulars, dodgers. b,il-heads. cards. tags,
&C. are printed at the SPECTATOR Job Office,
In the best style. and at the LOVES PRICES.
If You want job work at bottom dgures, call at
or send your orders to the SPECTATOR OFFICE,
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The celebrated Liebig Company (New York
Depot. IS Murray Street) is known the world
over as high toned and thoronghly reliable
firm and therefore goods or preparations which
have their seal are reliable. And we have yet
to see preparation which, like the Liebig Co.'S
Coca Beef Tonic or its Arnicated Extract of
Witch Hazel, are SO highly Endorsed. The re-
markable array of indnrsers includes, for in.
stance: PRINCE ALEX GISIKO and PRINCE
NICOLAS STCHEHB ATOV, OF st. Petersburg.
Russia; BARON FALK ENBERG, OF the Royal
British Rifles; PROF J. NJ. CARNOCHAN, M.
D LII. D.. Professor Surgery New York Medi-
cal College; EDWIN BOOTH. the celebrated
actor; Mss NARY BOUTH. Edifress Of Har-
pers Boar; GEN. FRANZ sIGEL, and a host
of Others equally eminent, whether among the
nobility or whatsoever rhe rank or profession.
For instance PROF. GOULLON physician to
the Grand Duke OF Saxony, ETC., etc., says of
the Liebig Chs Goa Beef Tonic: It gives more
tone than anything have ever prescribed"
But like all meritoriOus articles 1t has been
counterfeited, and SO has the Li+big Co.'S
Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel. OF else some
inferior article with some deceptive name Is
sought to be paimed upon the public.
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE FOR 1888. This
standard weekly magazine. now nearly forty
years old, continues to afford the most canve
lent mean Of keeping informed in the best
literature OF the day. and abreast with tie
work of the most eminent writer's. It gives an
amount Of reading anequalled by any other
periodical, and is the only satisfactory com.
pilation OF current literature which embraces
more and more every year the productions OF
the Ablest writers and thinkers in all depart
ments ofliterary and scientific work. Hence
its Importance and value to American readers
It oils the place Of many quarterly. monthly
and weekly publications. and the reader is thus
enabled. at q small expenditure Of time and
money. to keep pace with the best thought and
literature Of the time. The prospectus ia
worthy the attention of all who are selecting
their periodicals for the new year. Reduce
clubbing rates with other periodicals are give8,
and TO new subscribers remitting now for the
year 1885, the interv. ming Numbers are sent
gratis Littell & Co. Boston, are the publishers.
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The following ia summary OF the proceed
ings OF the County Court yesterday:
Road Surveyors were appointed as follows:-
II. F. Gilkeson for precinct No. g. Martin
Grove precinct No. 46, G. Julian Pratt No. 49,
South River District; H. B Croushorn No 49,
Jos. NJ. Brown No. IL. ]. H. Palmer No 40. Mid.
die River District; Jacob Switzer No. 80. R. a.
Dudley No. 80 Andrew Hess No l, North River
District.
Wilson c. Smith was appointed guardian Of
Mollie NJ. Josie W., r. Massie. J. Emmett and
Eddie c. Bush.
George II. Landes was appointeda committee
Of Emily Susan Landes. person Of unsound
mind. n
John E. Gale qualified as Notary Public.
Permission was granted Rev. Gordon r.
Neese, Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
and to Rev Andrew L. Grouse, of the Evan.
gelical Lutheran church, to celebrate the rites
of marriage.
David A. Bell and Lewis P. Collins qualified
as Deputy Treaeurers
The estate Of John Brown was committed to
the Sheriff for administration.
The powers OF A. r. Gilkeson as Executor OF
Cyrus Holt were revoked. aud the estate COM
mitted to the Sheriff for administration.
OIL WINDOW SHADES. go cts. each. Same
goods selling elsewhere at rs cents. This in
cludes all the fixtures. at GLADKEs. may2-tf
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his interesting occasion.

MARRIAGE INDICATED.-A correspondent.
writing to us under date Of Nov z3rd 1882. says I:
ut is reported in and about Monterey that Mr..
Ed. 8 Sheppe, of the Highland Rscorder. will
remove to Greenhrier county. w. Va, where
MIR. A ustin Campbell and daughter now reside"
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Eminent st. Louis Physicians say =
"Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic is a very
agreeable article of diet. and particularly use
ul when tOntcs nre required, az 1t Ia tpierat ted
In Diphtheria Ague. Malaria, Typhoid Fevers.
and every depressing disease. its use is most ad-
vantageos1s j. H Leslie. M. D.; q. r. Copp, M.
D.; 3. b Parsons, M D.; X. Vaughan, M D.:
Drs. = L. and JIG. Niedelet: Vim. Porter, NJ.
D.. and many others. (Kemember the name,
CoLDEN's-toke no 0ther)
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GLADKE has just received full assortment
Of Ladies' and Misses Gossamer Circulars with
Hoods-best quality at lowest prices. sep5
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BURNING OF WILLOW SPOUT HoTEL.-Last
Sunday night at II O'Clock. Mr.. Geo. w. Woods
having been awakened by a violent fit Of
coughing, discovered light from the window
which he thought was caused by the burning OF
bis neighbor. Mr.. Sullivau's, home. Accusing
his wife, she dispatched a servant to inform
Mr.. Sullivan. who, on going out. discovered it
was the hotel, in the end from which Capt. w.
A. McCue removed ten days ago. As there had
been no fire in it since, they think 1t was the
work of an incendiary. Some of the contents
were saved. But for his accidental awaking,
Mr.. Woods believes the family would have
perished. We hear there was 5000 insurance,
which will cover only Fart Of the loss. We
sympathize with Mr.. Woods in his misfortune.
The "Willow Spout" is on the Valley turnpike,
miles North of Staunton.
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TO CONNUMPTIVEN.

The advertiser having been permanentIy
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption By
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known
Ill who desire 1t, he viii send COPY of the pre-
cription used, Gree of charged. with the direc-
ions for preparing and using the same, which
ney Will md q sure Cure for Coughs Colds,
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
tddress, Rev. E. A. WILSON. 1874 Penn St ,
Nilliamsburgh, N. Y. feb2l-ly
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$500 reward will be paid to any Lady that
can break on the hip DR.. Warmers Flexible
Hip Corset. may2-f c.. A. GLApKE.
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MOtherSi MOth~rsI! MOthersi!!
Are you disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering aud crying
with the excrusiating pain vi cuttin: teeth?
u SO, go at once and get bottle of NJ KS WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little ufferer immedia eiy-depend
upon it; there is no mistake aoOut 1t. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used 1t.
who will not tell you at once that 1t will fegu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child operating
cases. and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scriptiOn OF one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses 10 the United States
Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle. Jan3-ly
The handsomest assortment of Hoop Skirts
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Mrs. Gladke shows this season magnificent
assortment of Pushes. Velvets. Silks. satins,
and very large stock of Ribbons. oct3l
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Patent COrnstalk Cutter and Masher.
shich cuts and SO thoroughly brushes the stalk
hat stock OF all kinds eat the whole of II and
hrive better than on Hay and Fodder alone.
1t saves hay-makes the best of food out OF
What Is now thrown away-enables q farmer to
eed t,0o head OF stock where he feeds one and
Increases the quantity and vastly improves the
Iuality Of his manure.
1t is unsurpassed as Hay and ftratc Gutter
Send for CT cular or call and examine
LYN MN & EYLER,
Patentees and Manufacturers,
sepl9 SrAuNTON VA
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Great bargains in black yelling and trim.
ming crepe at Mrs. Gladkes Millinery Depart
ment. now
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Don't forget that A. E. Miller. No. Is Augusta
Street. Hamrick's old stand. next door to Nc.
Tlhany's is now selling off his entire stock of
Hardware at Cost for CASH ONLY, and on
Thursday, Dec 18th. bis large auction sale will
begin and continue for several days.
nOv28-2t
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Go to GLADKE's for bargains.
may2tf

1t you want Hat or Bonnet, of the very
latest STYLE go and see Mrs. Gladke. oct3I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-11-28

Handsome long black plumes, only so cents,
at Mrs. Gladke's. now