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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-07-27
DEATHS:


Near Churchville, on the 18th inst, Bertha D. Eu-
bank, daughter OF Thos. w. and Vida Eubank,
aged months and days. ~.;.r..
While Ger its fading brow many friends are
j ii weeping. l1LsQ
It's beneath the sod asieeping, and its songs in
tya.. heaven are never ceasing, - p, t.' Ia. @Tt'.
In that heaven so bright and fair where the happ "
-, angels are, e ~.
While we weep we'll not forget It's God who r.as
And can all our sorrows heal.
Spec. please copy. Mr..
AT Pond Gap, July = Bottle, only daughter OF Jos
Kunkle, ESQ. T., .--.'
Atthe residence of her brother, Marshall F, Bur-
ton, HSnrco county, Va, July 9th, Miss Virginia r.
Burton, In the fifty fourth year Of her age.
In Orange county, Florida, June Goth, Mary Clio
YER Taylor. wife Of W. W. Taylor and daughter Of
John L. Boswell, In the Goth year Of her age she
was native Of Staunton.
On July 18th, ut the residence of his father Mr.
Michael Hollar. in Augusta county, Va, John Paul
Holl1r, aged year, months and rs DAYS This
promising little boy met his death through an ac.
cident, falling down a stairway and injurtng his
spine.
In Augusta county, July 10th, Miss Emma L. An.
derson Her remains were inferred at Bethesda
Near Fishersville, on the 9Th inst, Robert Mason
Goodwin, infant son Of Robert and Nora Goodwin
ageds6 months. .4,t Ill.rI
Near Oraigsvlile, Augusta county, Va, July 9Th.
Of whoopins cough, Stewart Haskell, infant son Of
RobertH and Amanda Mco. Figgat-aged 10 months
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DEMocRAT1c CoNvENTroN.-Tuesday, the
18th of August, has been fixed upon as , the day
for holding the Democratic Convention to-
nominate candidate for Congress ip this dis
trict, and Stauatbp has been selected as the
place of meeting. The basis of representation
will be one delegate to, every 100 votes cast
for Daniel, or fractional part of 100 in excess
of so. If ourd democratic friends have as much
difficulty in starting q = candidate "a they dia
two years ago, delegates had better come pre-
pared to remain with US several days A bet
ter way would be for the managers to pur-
suade some one to accept the nomination DE-
fore hand, and thus save time and trouble
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MAR RIAGES.

At the residence of the BRIDES parents, on Cow
pasture rtvef, by Rev. Samuel +, Chapman, OF Cow
W. Va, and Miss Mary Susan Lemon, daughter Of
James Y Lemon, Of Allegheny county, Va.
Mr.. Buell. Lewis, of Callaghan and Miss Leila
Kershner, of the same locality, were married, at
the residence OF the brides parent, on Thursday,
July 18th, 1882, Rev. A. o, Armstrong officiating.
In the Methodist Church at Lexington, Va, July
l9th at q H., by Rev. Mr.. Miller, MIR. @. NJ. BOdell
Of Clnedinst II Bodell, Staunton, to Miss Mittie b
F1ggatt, of Lexington.
p, At Tinkling Spring Mapse, July 10th, by Rev. G.
B. Stricken, MIR. David W. Packer to Miss Mary J.
Shirley of Augusta. --'''t7'
On horseback, in front of the parsonage in Crab
bottom, on the 2Sth uia, by Rev. G. l.. TOrreyson,
Mr.. Albert s. simmons to Miss Sarah G, Cunning
ham, all Of Highland.
On horseback, in front of the parsonage in Crab
bottom by Rev. O. L. Torreyson, July 9Th, Mr. Jerry
Arbogast to Miss Catherine Beverage, all OF High
land. adj. TO-. .....-
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Be It resolved by the Readjuster or Liberal party
OF Augusta county, In mass meeting assembled
l. That We reafflrm our devotion to the principles
and policies Of the Read ulster or Liberal party sf
Virginia, and We decareour pprnose to prOmOte It's
cause eng efeGt Its SUCCESS " olr earnest energy
9. That we hereby express our cordial support of
and sympathy with the measures introduced and
adopted by the Readjuster caucus OF the last Gen.
erai Assembly including the Commissioner OF Sales
Bill, Judiciary Bill, the disappointment Bill, and
other measures defeated by the treason of what are
known as the sBig Four" who deserted our party
and abetted the Bourbon FundeFs,
9. That We condemn In unqualified manner the
conduct Of John e. Massey aid his associates who
By act and word have sought to wreck the best In
erests Of the people Virginia by the defeat Of the
Readtuster party, the only hope Of that people.
candidate for Congress at Large, and We pledge
him our earnest support, =
That for their wise, able and patriotic in
the Congress- OF the g., and their vgisnt and un-
remitting attention to our wants and interests we
hereby express our gratitude and approval OF Hons
VIM, Malone and John Paul.
6. That we rejoice that the moderation, wisdom
and liberalism OF the iReaduster party OF Virginia
have been such as to secure the kindly and favor
able consideration of the present administration,
and we declare our purpose to justify and prove
worthy OF that consideration by earnest adher
ence to the constitution and laws of the United
States, and the full protection Of the rights and in
teress Of all men, white and coored, regardless OF
past party affiliations.
2. That we do proclaim our Intention to cooperate
in one common warfare against the Tunder faction
now led by John E. Massey.
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CLOSING UP CoNTRAcTs.-Th veteran con-
tractors. Messrs. Masons, Goooh & Hoge, are
fast closing up their contract on the northern
end of the Valley railroad. The section near
town will be ready for the rails in short
time. The same enterprising and successful
firm will shortly transfer "a quantity OF its
stock to Lexington to finish up at that end.
Messrs. Conway Bros. are pushing their
work, near Fairfield, with their accustomed
energy, and will have their sections fully COM
pleted in month or so. They are capital
CONTRACTORS and deserve the success they have
achieved
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WaNTED-A Good Job Printer We wish
to employ first-class Job Printer,--one who
Understands the business in all OF its depart
ments To sober, industrious man good
wages and permanent place will be given
None but a thorough workman need apply.
Address: I'M. YosT s. Son,
Staunton, Va.
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Reconsideration OF CoMMITTEE.-On Mon
day the Readiuster County Committee met
and recognized by the election OF W. E.
Craig, Esq Chairman, in place OF s. Brown
Allan and John A. Noon, Secretary, in place
of A. A. Arnold. The changes We're made
for the reason that Mr.. Allen is now residing
in Richmond, and Mr.. Arnold lives too far
from the county seat.
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NOTICE 30 WATER CONSUMERS The city
having ceased TO repair hydrants and water
pipes. by calllnga4 my place. No 20 New ST.,
next door to Adams express office. you will
find always in readiness first class plumbers to
do your work promptly and at very low prices.
jy27-eow-2ml J. S. LIPscoMB.
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ELEovIoN OF DELEGATES TO THE DEMO
CRATIC CoNvENTIoN.-Capt Jas. Bumgard-
ner, Jr., Chairman of the county committee,
has called for meetings to elect delegates to
the Democratic Convention, Which meets in
this city on the 10Th of Aug. The day fixed for
such election is Saturday, August 18th. The
time and place Of meeting and the number of
delegates to which each district and ward is
entitled. are indicated below: q ~ ;--,,tiiAi ~
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Prc-NIc.-The Baptist Sunday School will
hold p,c-nicat Alton on Thursday next, afford
ing delightful opportunity to enjoy day
among the cool mountain breezes. Make your
preparations now SO as to be ready when the
train starts.
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Hours for Closing the Mails.
Official Small Pox Report.

SIAUNToN, VA, July 26th. 1851
To the Public There are now three small pox
cases under treatment at the hospital-all coored
and none outside of the hospital. All OF the pa.
tients are getting along WE'LL and we feel confident
that the disease is now under perfect CONTROL ana
will In a little while disappear altogether.
]. A. COCHRAN, Mayor.
4. W. BURKE,
Pres, City Council.
II. FULTz, City Physician.
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JAS. BUMGARDNER, JR.,
Chr. County Commttte

HYMENEAL.-On Wednesday morning, 10Th
inst, Mr.. George M, Rodell, Of Staunton, Va,
and Miss Mtte p. Figgat, of Lexington. were
married by Rev. l.. G. Miller, in the M. E.
Church, South, and Immediately, after their
marriage left for New Market, Va. to visit the
parents ofthe groom. The bride is an anna
BILE and popular young lady, and will be very
much missed by her many friends and admir-
ers here May their nuptial life be long and
happy.-Ler. Gazette. tlFfilIthi) nj
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-We regret to learn
that Mrs. Julia Lancaster, one Of our Oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens, and mother
of Mrs. B. F. Bagby, had her hip badly injured
by fall on Tuesday evening last. and proba-
bly, bone fractured
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-07-27

Blankets, Casinets. Cassimeres. &C.. can
he furnished to merchants by the Bridge
water Manufacturing Company at the lowest
Drices,
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This paper costs you only $500 year
You can save ten times that amount by read
Gladke's advertis, mesat every week for G)adke
certainly sells goods low.
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on WINDOW SHADES, 60 cts. each. Same
goods selling elsewhere at 70 cts. This includes
all the fixtures, at GLADKE's. maya
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS.

NOTICE TO CITIZENS.
The City Council having determined to do nc
more work for citizens, in connection with tine
Water Works, but to leave that business enth seay
with
THE PLUME ERS,
there Is longer any necessity for an Assist ant
Superintendent Of Water Works, and the UNI Ter
signed, who has formerly held that position, Che be-
ieves to the satisfaction Of the Council and wa ter
takers generality will now give hts entire time and
pers onal attention to the business of
PLUMBING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
and respectfully solicits patronage of all neef ling
work in that line. He refers to the Supt Of abec
and to the Water Committee. Respectfully,
JI. E. LOVING
No. 1ls Beverly ST. West, adjoining Wilkes FL !rn-
ture House july ism
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PROFITABLE EMPLoYMENT.-By reference
to the notice published elsewhere, it will be
seen that Messrs Codwise & Jones will have
an agent in Staunton on Monday for the pur-
pose of employing hands for railroad work
The wages offered are very liberal, and as the
firm is an excellent one, those who would like
to engage in that class of labor would do well
to report ready for duty next Monday.
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Gladke iias the largest assortment of Para
soils and Ladies' Pans in this market-all very
cheap maya
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Come and see our WOOL DRESS
GOODS at 124 cts q yard. GLADKE.
may4tf
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Virginia Hotel Restaurant for good meal
only 25 cents.
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One Of the most pleasant and centrally To-
Gated store rooms in town is offered for rent
or sale. See the advertisement of Mrs. Kelley.
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Oldest and best Whiskey can be found at
Virginia Hotel Saloon.
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Mrs Gladke is making the HaasasJmest dis
play of Flowers this season maya
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For cool and delicious Beer. call at Virginia
Hotel Saloon.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-07-27

For the best Lemonade you ever drank call
at the Virginia Hotel Saloon.
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For the latest news read 1.-THE State" to be
had every morning at Hunter Sc Co.'S. jy13-2
Virgins Hotel Saloon is the place to come.
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LADIES' STRAW HATS in great variety
at Mrs Gladke's. may4u
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DID CTNbusiness now before the public You
D1LO can make money faster at work for us
than at anything eise Capital not needed View Ill
start you. S12 day and upwards made at home ~
the industrious. Men women, boys and girl 8
wanted everywhere to work for Now is the time
You can work in spare time only or give your whole
time to the business You can live at home and (,
the work. No other business will pay you nearly
as we'll. No one fail to make enormous pay by
ngaging at once. Costly Outfit and terms free
money made fast, easily, and honoraby
dec22 Address TRUE 4 CO., Augusta Maine
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Fancy drinks of all kinds at Virginia Hotel
Saloon
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FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR IN rEREsTs.

E1ARMERS LOOK TO YOUR IN rERESTs.
No farmer should apply fert1i yer until he has
first had his soil analyzed and ,certafned 1t de-
hctenc1es. Prof. F. deConin Il Nc Cue Will max the
analysis and recommend and supply those ete-
ments OF plant life which fou, I'd to be wan 1ns
Many farmers attribute large crop this YET TO
the fertilizer used last fall This Is by no mea ms
fair test for the been such excel Ilent
that many lands fertile ed atal, prod uced
good crops,
The undersigned do not charge anything Tor an
alyses this yaar. They do the ork for their COM
missions the fertilizers. TIL. ~ agree to supply
any fertilizer which 1t shown soil needs, or
they will manufacture a spec lal fertilizer them
selves, If the standard brands 10 not exactly meet
the II is preferred they viii simply give the
formula, and let the farmer the Fertilizer best
adapted to his soil.
Call ON address
F. dec ONIN MCCUE,
july6-4t Ft Defiance Vac
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Gladke has the best 10 cents BLEACHED
COTTON in Stanton. maya
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Black Silk, Watefed Silk, in great variety
very low at.:v - GLADKES.
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Mrs. Gladke has large assortment of Crepe
Hats and Bonnets also Crepe Wells and Crepe
by the yard-all of the best makes. maya
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A PLEASANT ExCURsIoN.-The B. s. O. R.
r., Co. is now arranging for one of the largest
and most pleasant excursions of the season,
from StauntoA to Washington and Mt Yer
non, about the Middle of August, at greatly
reduced rates.
Persons desiring view of Washington, a
ride by steamer down the Potomac to that
beautiful and historic spot, Mt. Vernon, will
find this trip both pleasant and profitable.
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Grass Cloth 35 inches wide at 8 cents q
yard at GLADKE's maya
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Mrs. Gladke Is making very large aispiay
of LADIES' HAIR GOODS. May4
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Ask for GLADKE'S cent Lace Buntings
may4tf
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GLADKE has just received handsome as
sortment of Carpets at IS cents yard.
may4
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REsIGNED.-On Friday night last, Capt
JnO McQuaide resigned the command of the
West Augusta Guard, and Lieutenant Thos
j. Crowder was elected to succeed him. Capt
McQua;de has been one of the most popular
and excellent OF officers, and his retirement
will be regretted. His successor, however, is
an enthusiastic military man, fine officer
and will do everything that can be done to
GENDER his organization efficient.
JUVENILE PINAR0RE.-- A cbildren's rendi.
ton on Piaafore will be given some time dur
ing the fall, under the direction OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. g. Terry. with Mr.. d. E. Strasburg as bu-
siness manager. 1t will be novel and NO
doubt pleasant entertainment,
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Oldest and best Whiskey can be found at
Virginia Hotel Saloon
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Mrs Gladke is selling nice Straw Hats at 25
cents maya
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Tue best stock of STRAW MATING IL
town at Gisdkes. maya.
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Virginia Hotel Restaurant for good meal
only IS cents.
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Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious attacks pos
lively cured with EmoIy's Standard Cure Pils-an
nate, long-standfng cases where Quinine and all
other remedies had failed. They prepared ex-
pressly 70" malarious sections double boxes, two
kinds Of Pills, containing strong cathartic and
chill-breaker, sugarcoated; contain no Quinfne or
Mercury, causing no gripping or purgng they are
mild and efficient, certain in their action and harm
less In all cases. they eectually cleanse the system
and give new life and tone to the body. AS house
hold remedy they unequaled. For Liver Com
plant their equal Is notknown; one box will have
wonderful effect on the worst They are used
and prescribed by Physicians and sold by druggists
EMORY IS LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS, BEST Ev Err MADE,
ONLY Is CENTS. STANDARD CURE CO., ia NASSAU
STREET, NEW YORK may256m
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For cool and delicious Beer, call at Virginia
Hotel Saloon.
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$500 reward will be paid TO any Lady that
can break on the hip DIR Warmers Flexible
Hip Corset. maya Z. A. GLADKE.
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Mt. Scion Items.
Reported for VIRGINIAN.l

Vaccination-Since your last issue there
have been many inquiries made for vaccine
matter. Persons heretofore indifferent upon
the subject of vaccination are beginning to
realize. the necessity for some precautionary
measures to prevent the spread of small poX.
Compulsory vaccination rightly enforced, is
theionly Safeguard against the spread cf the
disease
Casualty Howard Shull, a son Of Vim
Shull, living near Mt Zion, had the upper end
of tile right thel, bone broken, as we'll as dis
located, on last Monday, by fall from the
top of a lrad of wheat. His hip striking
seainst.a stone caused the fracture. -
Tile farmers are busy thrcshing their wheat
crops. Three or four steam threshers were
within the hearing of our villagers to-day
Some crops are yielding beyond the cxpecta-
ton of the farmer and some yield less. The
average Is large. 1911 aEh ITEMS.
: S, H BARRETT s. Co.'S CIRCUS gave two
exhibitions in this cltv on Monday last. OW-
ing to the exaggerated rumors OF small pox,
which had been spread broadcast throughout
the country, the attendance was not as large
as it would have been. Notwithstanding
this however. there were good crowds at each
performance, and we venture to say that few,
If any. went away dissatisfied. From first to
last the exhibitions We're excellent. Each de-
partment introduced artists of n high grade.
and even the clown got off several jokes that
had not been patented.
That the entire. concern Is under splendid
was evidcneedby the condition
Of the stock and the thorough system mani
fest in every department. An of the horse $
and animals We're in fine plight. Among The
former were some of the nobltst specimens of
the equine tribe we kave eyer seen. 70 set
them, was alone worth tho price ofa,lmittance.
Another feature of this. show which deserves
special commentator was the genllemany
bearing of those in charge Among thtm
was Mr.. Willis Cobb, an Old iavnrite in
and one of the most Pleasant press |
agents that comes in contact with the irater-
nifty. and gentleman who never travels with /
any show but the best. .-..-..-.----.,.
We commend Barretts shows to the public !
as worthy of the very biggest audiences that
can be crowded under their mammoth tent
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is. LIPscOMB, the old and reliable plumber
anu gass-ftter, has removed to the storeroom
under the Virginia hotel, where he has on
hand q fine stock of water and gass-ftting
goods Of every description, terra Gotta pipes,
gas engines, &c. Parties who desire any
work in this line, either in town or country,
wild consult their interests by giving MI. Lips
e.0mh call,
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GLADKE is selling DR.. Warmers Improved
Flexible Hip Corset 1t is the best for 100
ever brought to this market. may4tf
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At Gladke's you can buy LADIES UL-
STEERS all sizes at 81 90. may4.
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SHENANDOAH SEMINARY.-We take pleas
nre in calling attention TO the announcement
of Shenandoah Seminary, to be found in an
other column. Situated in one OF the most
healthy and beautiful OF locations, and under
the charge of gentlemen who are thorough in
stiuctors, it presents attractions enjoyed by
but few educational institutions,
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60 to GLADKE'S tor bargains. maya
Go Rad see Mrs. Giadke's new stock of
SASH RIBBONS. may4tf
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FOR RENT.
lINOR RENT.-The LAW OFFICE recently occupied
by Judge j. Fl. McCue, in the Law Building,
Court House alley. For terms &c, apply to
may4-tf JNO. w. STOUT.
DOR RENT-Three nice rooms in the G. B. SOM
Il ervtlle & Co. Building, fronting, two on Main
and one on Water streets. Suitable for Onlces,
Millinery Mantua- making. Large, finely ven
ulated and new. Apply to
G. G.. GOOCH, or
july6 g. B. SOMERVILLE.
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For the best Lemonade you ever drank, call
at the Virginia Hotel Saloon.
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Fancy drinks of all kinds at Virginia Hotel
Salnnp
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LIFE lNSURANCE.-We publish Elsewhere
communication from Mrs. S. B. Woodward
which evidences the practical benefits to be
derived from membership in non-forfeiting
company. The facts as there stated are the
best argument that could be advanced in favor
of the company named. Capt, Carpenter, the
agent of this company. whose experience in
the business covers period of fifteen years,
has been very successful in presenting the
claims OF the Union Mutual of Maine, in this
section, having taken some $S5 900 in policies
during the past six months. The gentlemen
insuring are among the first of our business
men, and the risks have all been of most
excellent class. We ADVISE parties contem-
plating insurance to read the communication
and judge for themselves of the inducements
offered by this company.
In connection with Capt. Grattan, Capt.
Carpenter is also agent for several of the best
Fire Insurance Companies, among which may
be mentioned the Rochester German and Nj
agara,
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENTAL telegram from
Millboro', Bath county, states that, on last
Thursday, Mrs. Noel, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Withrow, of Millboro', were all thrown from
atwo-horse spring wagon and hurt Mrs. Ed
mond and her son, Courtney, were quite Sc
riously hurt Mr.. Edmond is badly injured,
and both of Mrs. Withrow' arms are broken.
Two of Mr. Edmond's sons are seriously hurt
-one had leg broken and another had bis
arm broken-and the third one was slightly
injured. a..e. !. .:
Mrs. Richard L. Noel sustained injuries
about the head a.