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WHAT A FLOOD DID.

A Wife and Five Children Drownedl
BALTIMORE, September '27.-At Heaths-
Vile, Virginia, mill dam was carried away
by the food. yesterday, and the waters
swept down upon the house of Mr.. Bush,
drow ming his wife and five children.
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endeayored to run their team through the
flames but their horses turned suddenly
and both men were thrown from the
wagon. Towne's leg was broken and he
vss smothered and burned TO q crisp.
johns escaped, but was horribly burned.
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A Runaway Engine,

MIHEBAPoLIs MINI, September T.-At
st. John, on the St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba railroad, seven miles from Wilt
man, this morning, locomotive becoming
unmanagcable, was abandoned by the en-
gineer and fireman. 1t made the run to
Whitman at tremendous speed there col
liding with caboose occupied by three
men, completely wrecking it and killing
Ed. Brothers. The others were not serious
lN injured
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A Caprertion.

/. New York. September 2I-Thc Steam.
ship Edar,, recently sunk in collision
with the L.psntO did not bslong TO the
Royal Ne,berlsndsy Stefnbost Company,
the Amsterdns line, hut TO the E.ther
lands American Steamship Company. OF
the Rotterdam line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

DE1Rorr. September E.-Hon. Pernsndo
c. B+nan, member of Congress from the
First District Of this STATE for Eve succes'
siye terms between iS69-70. died this after.
noon, ssed 66 yesrs. He Mss one of the
ablest public men Michigan ever furnished.
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I,~susle Thief.

ERIE. PA. September E.-Louis Stathien.
q youth If seventeen years, was caught
going through till yesterday aud confess
I'd 10 stealing tsD) In less tnan month.
He was Jailed for trial.
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OUessIly C~savn

ArHEss. September E.zl;reet f,ootis,
the settlement OF the Tufo Gcseoe Of IN.
question by the surreY the internstioesI
Whole frontier, 6xedfy confirmed. %
commission, II OffiE-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

Gen. sherman is at Fort Leaven-
worth, accompanied by his family. He
uill wa,ch the rife match in progress
,rd m sent medals 10 the winners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28
MURDER IN CHURCH.

what Happened During the Session oil
Baptist Association.
wYrHEyILE, Va. September W.-During
The session of the. Baptist Association at
liam pton Cross Roads yesterday two young
men under the influence of liquor began
pistol combat in church, causing panic
among worshippers. Levy BrySon was IA
tally shot by Jerry Cox, but succeeded IN
fatally shOoting Cox. Both died IN church.
Many were injured by being trampled dur
int- The paniC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

To one who res,us the telegraphic
.,,ounts Of railroad accidents East and
Ws.,, il seems as though the only safe
r,v of travel is TO stay st home.
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Dead
The Fever

eatU, =, September 27.-Le Clanch, in
khsr iT,'Ie NJ ,he lie Clanch electric pile and
P'O'ements in electricity, is dead.
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what the Ps~.s. Kxpess.

BERLIs. September T.-lt is semiotn.
cisIly announced here that the powers ex'
pect Q Communication from Great BdtSf
within FIVE days. soliciting an expressly In
their views upon the state Of Al
Egypt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

ACsbiuet officer says that President
.ahur hiss been compelled to abandon
ii, iuteution to visit Chicago and Mil
,,ukee this week.
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R0t~oNA.

MaooS, Ga. September 1.-THE oDeninf
OF the Wesleyan r male Collegs. eDd0Sei
by Geo S-ney, has bern post Psoed unui
November first. on account of delay in
work, caused by the stoEa.I
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MT Him Hard

i NJ. itSRK. seP ember 27.-John S. Tut
|Ol,s,,,' I nHn an Office with the note broker
eDs,. uas assigned. He is on Follstt's 5
- 'O' Nearly a million dollars.
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Yfee l.rssideal Davis.

CHICAGO, September IA reception va'
given last evening tn Vice President Davi,
1t the house Of Mr.. L. Chendler, which ga.
attended by a number OF distinguished
p+o,.le. He will remain In the city for the
rest of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

fses AZ i'S'9S' TOY September 27.-Sixty new
feVs,s5 FELLOW fever and two deaths are
''u Tom Pensacola.
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Storm signals.

TORONTO, oNr., September 2I.-The Oh
servatory has ordered storm warnings on
Lakes Erie and Ontario, and also at Oeor-
gian Bay and Lake Huron ports
BRAurIFuL skin. and fair complexion, ro-
huss health. snd pawsrs ut endnrsRce TO-
lvs tl.s -, " ElvWas AVa oiStsra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

The honor of discovering the latest
.,rst is now claimed by a three-year-
N son of James DsnfOrd, residing near
,..-b,s ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

Suppose they send Wolseley into
Dvbin with the mere force of his peer
,gs He might make such a signal
oerous,t that Albion would be willing
N Weld up Wakes 10 him.
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AypesseA Esv Ar.sn

fspriHAroI,A September TINS Mollie
'Bart was arrested for settiBe IRE 10 Dutoh-
tI's Ice houses last July. By which . Ios Of
SO go wss occasioned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

OTTAWA. oss. 8epsruber H,-rhe Do
miIion goyerBmeot win pay out Il. 05O. 30
II. go ipst, y redemption Of s -er rent
pcEipica stSck.
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ntnhtharia Kpldenie.

NArIcK. MASS, September L.-Diphthe-
ria is epidemic here. There have been
twenty cases and nine deaths within ten
days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

.mberT.-Eieven thopsapd
Lospos. S6sles we're sold 10 day, chis9y
one hundFp. .SySaey and QaeepskSnd
Port Pt unehspeed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

PuKY, weak. and sickiy children, need
Brn~n'. Iron Bitter. it viii! strengthen
ana N v,sersss sRssA.
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SMALL ACCIDENTS.
: AeeidentaIIy Shot Himself.

CHICAGO, September 27.-Henry Taylor,
of this city, while in the country shooting
ducks yesterday, accidently shot himself,
and died some hours later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

Tthere is anything more heroic than
Dolilicisu rushing Pel-mell into type
10 announce that he will not vote for a
spddate he personally detests, We
xsDL to know what il is right now.
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Mill Man Fatally Injured.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., September PA help
er al the mills of Brown, Bunnell & Co.,
named James Feney was seriously injured
yesterday. He was engaged in holding an
iron bar while his employer was tamping
it with a sledge. The bar glanced off,
striking Feney on the left temple. He
was removed to his home and since has
been bleeding from the ear. indicating that
his brain has been injured. His recovery
is doubtful
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HIS See0NSl Century.

e&,s PSts,LLE, ISD, September 2T.-Hon.
H. : -, Yesterday, celebrated his one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

Wheat Is going up in Chicago, and so
the heavy speculaters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

Bonds to the amount OF Sl,OOO,OOO,
shhE were bequeathed by Mr.. Lewis,
|, New jersey, for the extinguishmeut
oihe public debt, will this week be
s,rt 10 Washington for cancellation,
nd will figure in the next debt state
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28
THE NEWS.

Wheat is going up in Chicago, and :
1.-the heavy speeulaters.
The honor of discovering, the lates
.,,ret is now claimed by a three-year
"a son of James DsnfOrd, residing nea
Kenh's, ohio.
ACsbiuet officer says that Presiien
,abur hiss been compelled to abando,
ii, iuteution to visit Chicago and Nil
r,pkee this week.
To one who res.us the telegraph
,,punis Of railroad accidents East AM
v,,t il seems as though the only saf
s,y Of travel is TO stay AT home.
Con. sherman is at Fort Leaven
uor,h, accompanied by his family. H,
uiII wa.ch the rife match in progress
,rd pr sent medals 10 the winners.
Suppose they send Wolseley int
r,Nin with the mere force Of his peer,
ace He might make such a sigma
,orous,t that Albion wOuld be willing
70 yield up Wakes 10 him.
Tthere is anything more heroic than
/, Doliticisu rushing pen-mell into type
10 announce that he will not vote for a
r,pdldate he personally detests, We
xsnt TO know what il is right now.
PrOxy-voiing A.lS a demoralizing ef-
81 on New York politicians apparent
,v noxies are q bad medicine as q
,rye anyS here, valuable only when it
Cone. TO experimenting with a bull
toS.
Bonds to the amount Of $1,000, 900,
Shbk were beqTeathed by Mr.. Lewis,
!, New jersey, for the extinguishmeut
r,ae public debt, will this week be
s,rt to Washington for cancellation,
nd will figure in the next debt state
reuE
Peter Cooper has written his autobio-
sphy, hut il will not be published un-
n alter his death. He is one Of the
rost remarkable and successful men
l scouRtry has produced, and his life
ul Of encouragement to struggling
IouBs men
The Cincinnati fire commission, hav-
rg exhausted their funds, askel the
,Oarl OF underwriters to purchase ten
hOusSnd feet Of hose for the depart
lent. Tue underwriters considered
b. subject and voted to increase the
s.es Of Insurance next week.
The world can breathe easier now.
Fild Marshal Halstead is committed
} confession that there is something
bat be does not know. He is unable
J say whether or not the majority of
Incinu a,i Germans are Democrats. 1t
las been fearful while since the weak
DE- Of Halstead was seen before.
It IS said the phyloxera is invading
Eanee and laying waste its vineyards.
bis insect, less IN size than the head Of
pin, is native of America, and, like
! products Of this country, believes in
universal distribution Of enterprlSlng
,lsnt. So far, this 'leafshriveler" has
(bmaged vine culture in France to the
kant offs 100, 100000, regular Ameri-
guns.
saturday night party of young fell
IVs attempted To disturb the quiet re-
tCse Of Jack McCracken and his bride
! Willow Bend, H., but husband and
is retorted with revolver and shot
\ lgn, throwing the charivari party into
SOrier, three Of them being badly
bounded, and one carrying off q ball IN
is breast.
hMajnr Phipps should not be extradit-
d to answer the charge Of forgery, he
pay be regarded aS a permanent citi-
b Ofthe Dominion of Canada, so tina:
Sny event his punishment is certain,
FnOpunishment at home can be equal
THAT Of a fugitive criminal in en-
aced and permanent exile from his
hive land.
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Killed on the Rail.

AMSTERDAM, N. c., September 27.-David
Toumey. an inmate of the Soldiers Home
al Day ton, Ohio. was struck by a locomo.
tive and killed, this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

PrOxy-voting ns.s a demoralizing eff
;sS on New York politicians apparent
lv Proxies are q bad medicine as q
Tu,e anywhere, valuable only when it
Cone. TO experimenting with q bull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

saturday night party of young fel-
Vs attempted To disturb the quiet re-
Gee Of Jack McCracken and his bride
Willow Bend, H., but husband and
fs retOrted with revolver and shot
! pm, throwing the charivari party into
sOrter, three Of them being badly
bounded, and one carrying off a ball IN
Il hrpast.
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hMajnr Phipps should not be extradit-
b to answer the charge Of forgery, he
pay be regarded as a permanent citi-
kn Ofthe Dominion of Canada, so tina:
Sny event his punishment Is certain,
FnOpunishment at home can be equal
Plhat Of a fugitive criminal in en-
ned and permanent exile from his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

The world can breathe easier now.
fiad Marshal Halstead is committed
! confession that there is something
bal be does not know. He is unable
say whether or not the majority of
fuCiuu a,i Germans are Democrats. 1t
a been fearful while since the weak
De Of Halstead was seen before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

It is said the phyloxera is invading
Eanee and laying waste its vineyards.
bis insect, less IN size than the head of
pin, is a native of America, and, like
! products Of this country, believes in
universal distribution Of enterprlSlnS
,Alsnt. So far, this 'leafshriveler" has
Camaged vine culture in France to the
|Etnt ofSl 100 100000, regular Ameri-
rnr,l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

:. Rev. VIM. n. Pendletoa, rector Of Grace
Menaefisio Church, Lexington, Va, an edifice
crested as g memorial to the late Gen. Robert
E.dee, writes to correct the recently publish
edetasement that the church was out Of debt
And Mad % surplus in the treasury. Whilst it
srae' that several Northern gentlemen, in
csaaing Mr. VII. vanderbuilt, have given
raised before the entire debt can be cancelled
aRendleton says ITO that end ali will be
endeavored at home tlat properly can, be
though gladly again "; III be welcomed aid from
abroad rendered ny friends charged with
wealth. tney scarce know how best to apply -
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ALLEGED HERRsY.lThe Washington cor.

ALLEGED HERRsY.-The Washington cor
aa respondent Of the Alexandria Gazette, under
:. g date Of June Sd, says:
aaxs Rev .Mr. Harold, rector of the Church of
The Holy Cross, in this city, in the course of
lso 99mer remarks he made at therecent Episcopal
ar Convention here, startled the assembled dele
9asee bgisaying that he attired his altar in vest
"A Ments, nsed wafer bread at communion pray
/. the lrepose of the souls of the dead
G9ssSa confessions and granted absoutlon, and
SUD that the ritualists were the true in
olesPEete5s Of the Episcopal Church, The pre-
ls5css ldlng BISHOP who admonished him at the
ltme pas it's understood taken official notice
81 the 4tteEance and will bring it to the at.
h.as senntion Of the House of Bishops, and it is
ssl propaple the offender will be tried for heresy.
49,. VT, Harold's views are the most advanced OF
any eyer taken by a professed Episcopalian,
d, and are the occasion of no little comment
= , among the members of the Episcopal Church
81 III this city. '1'.' -
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MEDICINES,

Disease is an effect, not cause. Its origin is
within; It's manifestations without Hence to cure
Inc disease the cause must be removed, and In no
other way can cure ever be effected. WARNER'S
SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE is established on
just this principle 1t realizes that
IS PER CENT.
OF all diseases arise from deranged kidneys and liv
err and 1t strikes at the the difculty
The elements of which it is composed act directly
upon these great organs, both aoOd and restore,
and, by placing them In healthy condition, drive
disease and pain from the system.
For the 1nnumerable troubles caused by un.
healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for
the distressing Disorders of Women; for Malaria,
and for physical arrangements generally, this
great remedy has no equal. Beware of imposters,
limitations and concoctions said 10 be Just as good
For Diabetes, ask for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES
CURE.
For Sale by all dealers.
II. II. WARNER & CO.,
apr20 Rochester, n, Y.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

The Central Virginia Iron Company has re-
solved to build furnaces and commence opera
lions on very extensive scale at the River
vile mines, i'm Amherst county, several miles
below Lynchburg. The company is composed
of number of Pennsylvania, New York
and Virginia capitalists, and an immense
amount Of money has already been expended
In developing the property.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

Three families In Atlanta have engaged in
silk culture, and the Consultation saws There
saisne small industry that offers peasanter oc-
-rcupatiOna 10 women and children or better
Z proftss Ii requires little or no capital 1t in
{ syolvesno expense, and little attention. The
3 process of management Is simple, the care of
-atha worms and lcocoons is quite as interesting
! "a of ehirdsor flowers, and it allows the gent
1, lest 0fsWQmen or weakest of children to con-
tribute many q dollar to the general treasury
0fs the family IA, ready market is offered for
the cocOons at prices that are tempting"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

For full Information time tables rates. &C., lcsl
upon or write to- Nlos OIL DUDROWy Pass, Agtas
Or s. N. MILLER, Ticket Agt., steupten, VA. 4. ~
4,t Ct. PRINCE, Supt, OF Trains. 10
G. x. LORD Gen. Pas Agt t"'i ~ ~
.TsdG1W. HSCIEMENTs M.ofsTrenspefsatoh.
No change OF cars to WaShipgt6ns er 8alhmpresf
No other line can compare with the b. tnl the
advantages offered under this new schedule. The
Aeeommod ation leaving' stauno6n at 28 =. ms eon-
meets at Harrisonburg with tratafor HRIpersFe
| c. Z. LORD, Cant Pass Agent. .., M
II. O. PRINCE g. Of T. hsissi'ft'F ''aJ dec22ai
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COMMISSIONERS SALE oRr M ~

af ~
{ COMMISSIONERS sALEoE EHE s9A q mood
In pursuance ofa decree OF ne ctrcsja IL FARM:
avg countya entered ths2 n e9g.s OF
1901, IN the suit OF Wayt Bells adm'
r. Mayt Bells infant, the sunfisrAag so 4slrs 70
commissioner VIII proceed, An front aec SpsciAi
SATURDAY, y'6NE. 17T3 q. $3.50, .....s
highest bidder. shS ssa a. suction 70 tho
staunton, Of VIII. eek sooa4 shrsel nl1les east Of
died seized o. On :; mas& sell, lately deceased,
rh,.. 394 AC Res. i- y ,-la Ia r 4
ly imp N is in high 50 ate of cultyatioh Is high
pur county of August g. =
cert chasers invit cd 10 examine IT 4 II viii
TAI ainly be sold Pos session Given for blowing for
r crops, and fun Possession BY September Isl,
Serving right 70 gar her and remove growing crops
TERMS OF cash, and residue IN
three equal lnstam ents, bearing which
purchas or Will give bond with approved personal
security and title retained as ultimate security.
| 81. N. BELL :
maf0-tos Commissioner
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

~ a letter from Nj. J. + Rangy appears in
me IL e Saae papers, which draws sad
the scarcity Of food. He writes, that 1.-THE poor.
people are actually on the verge OF starvation, >
= issatd that many go for days without a
m0rseI Of bread, and as for meat, they do. not
even hope for such diet Partial relief only
mas neen afforded, and if any can aid, il will be
aWork Of humanity that none who are thus
slded can ever forget. This terrible suffering
hAs been caused by the unprecedented droutR
aaa Consequent failure of the. crops in that
section last summer. t - 77f'7 ''--'
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: A Foolish Mistake.

.sAila Don't make the mistake of confounding a
remedy efmerit with quack medicines. We
speak from experience when we say that
.ksEker Ginger Tonic is sterling health re-
aastpFatiye which will do ali that is claimed for
.sltssxM ehaye used it ourselves with the hap
81. nleF results for Rheumatism and when worn
out by overwork. See adv-ISmes
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

A SPLENDID ESTATE IN MARKKT-THE OLD
"A FORRERS IRON, WORKS PROPERTY FOR
SALE. offer privately for sale that valuable prop.
erty known for many years as Messy CREEK IRON
north western portion Of Augusta eountys setnia
on the Harrtsonburg and Warm Springs, Tur npike,
II miles from the former place, and II from Staun
CONTAINS so7X ACRES l.-s.a
OF arabic land 600 Of which are eleared aIld An e
2O7 ACRES HEAVILY TTMBEREI0
With original growth OF pine and oak nIe sofi is
well adapted to the growth. Of, all grasses and
cereals In the Valley Of Virginia, .--..,..,.
all of which can be trrisateds anosds great aban.
dance OF hay Of the best anaitty. Atpheli 70 this
property Is large merchant mill In g0nping order
and valuable WATER 20 WER - sxessso az what Is
now used, sunicIent to turn the maehtasw .elrany
large factory. This power yes fogHeEAH used to
operate furnace, forge and other machtnerys OF
iron mandatory. NO better eaa ho found
for a PAPER MILL, Of WOODEN EA1T0RY. IN
exhaustibleg beds Of BED Ham Attic IRON eORE
are on the property, from Which the best aasaty OF
iron has been made. A. mineral highs ,tou sevaEai
thousand acres OF adjoining lands on which iron IA
known to be- belongs 70 the estates and Mill b. cold
The improvements In all other srespecseapa rood,
THE MANSION. HOUSE Is q large, roomYu building
OF stone and brick, with necessary out-baxIldfnps
tenant houses. $1,000 = :
Distance from Valley RAILROAD is g. miles and
from the st. Louis Cincinnati Railroad ie ~ nAes
and, perhaps, may run through it, Shops sahools
ShOIt distance. sfi+t. - .-----. 7
UABLE ANTHRACITE COAL lands In sNMtS s. River
Gap, on the line Of the Washington, Gt.iI.ouis 1
Cincinnati Railroad, all OF which Iofier At moderate
prices and easy terms. ,s SAMURL EORRER,
iieAFi NOISY creek, Augusta county. Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

r. C.k osAatn Line trains run by Washington time.
|denlAgton Division by Columbus time. gaCl t7i
Nos. andR2 run daily, through between New York
L washington, Rachmend; Huntington. Lexington,
|skauAsv1llo and Cincinnati. {lrep1 1907 I hs
NOS. s and4 dahl, between Huntington and WASH
dngton, Rfchmond, Lynchburg SC between Lex
} tngtonand Huntington daily, except Sunday. >H
Nc. 6leAve6s Richmond 4 90 p. NJ arrives Char
|llottssv1lle 9:l5 p. M. faAFsH tu 5Ef ae
Most leaves Charlottesville 400 A.. NJ; arrives
n kchmond 90 "A. M. klfs iasa ltt5sH gaEf 1853
No 10 leaves Charlottesville4 1876 p. NJ, Waynesboro
6x5sStaunfon6.3 80; arrives Clifton Forge 90 F. N
skos g @leaves Clifton Forge 500 A. NJ Staunton
845 A. Ms Waynesboro 80; arrives Charlottesville
b. kol0lsawes Huntington $40 p. Nj; arrives Can
Rdlt0n $3.50 p. M. Sinli ati bosg7 hns spaibu tai
L SHoss5y 81, 8,9, 10 daily, except Sunday, al
For Rates, Tickets Baggage Checks, &C., apply
any once ofO b o. BY, or Depot or Ticket ONCE OF
any connecting line. 'Ai' p. isttsf2lt, - -
an sts.,.a' - h. W., FULLER, III
o. W. SMITH, G.T& P. Agent. /
General Manager. -
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Warmers SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE

Seme very suggestive facts are given by the
pfesentment of the grand jury in New York in
palHaion to the influence of liquor on crime
insanity and pauperism. 1t shows that in
shree-fourths Of the cases of juvenile offenders
the young prisoner traces his own downfallto
rum. Out Of the 200 male lunatics that the
city supports, q majority owe their insanity
70 drink. 1t is shown that the increase of pau
perism is due to the same cause.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15

United States marshals from Abingdon ar
rived at New York. last night, with six con-
victed moonshiners, Milton Jewell, Thos.
Harman, Daniel Frazier, Alex. Shaver, John
Rash and Thos. Boiling, for the Erie county
penitentiary