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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
DRAWING OF MAY 9. LIS.

John W-ger, Kasota, Minn.. through
First National Bank, At. Peter, Mimi.
Charles Nelson, cor. Sixteenth street
and Avenue M. Galveston, Texas.
W. II. Ackers, II River St, Cam bridge
Gillett & Co.'s Newbury port Ell press aud
Fast Freight Liue. 80 Court Square,
43 Franklin street, and IS Kilby st.,
Boston, Massachusetts -. ..................
Irving Pierce, through Bank OF Com.
merce, st. Louis, Missouri. .............
Q. Nj. Stinson, Fairfield, Iowa ........ ........
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

MASSEY SERVES NOTICE OF Con
TEST UPON JOHN s WISE. Massey
has served notice upon John 8 Wise
that he will contest bi. election. He
claims that he was ELECTED bv q MAORI
ty of from ten TO fifteen thousand OF
the legal votes of the State He will
insist upon the exclusion of the follow.
ing classes of voters:
/ All votes east by persons who had
not been a., essed for taxation, except
those who hecame twenty one years
old sfter The 1t day of February, 1881
3 The votes of all prrsons who had
not pail their cspitstion tax "before the
dav 0f election
3. or all persons who voted upon tax
receipts which were filed up on the day
of election.
OF sIl persons who v0'ed on tag.
recefp's signed by any o. t,- Au.iitnr o
so called collectors of delinquent tax
es
5 Of all who had not been properly
registered
Of all rho were not Of proper age
7 OF all non RESIDENTS.
s OF all who were disqualified by
crime
0 Of all who voted more than once.
10 OF all double voting on same iax-
receipt and
OF all whose votes were Illegal from
any other Cause.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

EGTRA ED SEIEEP.-A few
~ weeks ago the subscriber lost FIVE
SH EEP- one of winch has bell on it. In the
lot ia fine ram-last years lamb. liberal
reward will be paid foi their return CT infor-
nation of their wherea bouts. =
ROBERT TINSLEY,
dec26-2t Folly Mills.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
Malone and the Administration.

We have learned epOngh to satisfy US
fully, that the reports ahont Mshone's
waning il flnence with the Ai.Ainistra
ton. and Republican, S-na,"rs. NUT be
received with many grains of allowance.
We base cur opinion upon evidence
that no one could doubt. il permitted
to read letters, from Republican Sena
tors, that have fallen under our eye
The inference clearly dedhcIbie from the
tone If these le'tets. IL that Of un"
dying hatred tn the Democratic party.
and Of the people VINO have hitherto
eOverned thu South The men in ques
tion want change of rule here. and will
consort with any traitor to his race and
section, no matter what his aniecedenfs
have heen, to secure that RESULT They
will cay that they are not ''in favor Of
repudiati0n, and are opposed to boss
rule, ut that Malone and his party are
better than any Bourbon Fuuders "
This is what some of them have said in
tOrifing They want Mahunr's vote in
the Senate. and his help In Virginia;
and they are not goi y to hresk with
him, or re- ]. CT any Of his nominees We
speak advIsedIv on this paint, and COD
clude that StraighiOut Virginia Re.
publican has no more chance of getting
Office from this Administration, or O
being confirmed, than bob TAIL horse
has 10 fy,iime The Admins "a, ion,
Though Stalwsrt Republican. caIes
uOthing fur real Republicans in Virgin
Ia. and prefers to besf"w its favors upon
Mahnneites. as a means to an end Tat
Ii the state of things at Washington
now: and there il no probability of q
change while this Administrator con
tinues In power While the Republi
cans are greatly alarmed; and some
concede that the party has been Injured
ut the North through its connection
with Mahone; they are so intent upon
healing all past differences. aud upon
bri' ging all the various factions of the
party together. that they will enter
Into any sort of coalition, and accept re.
cruits from any quarter, to avert the
dreadful catasi rophe to thein-of q
Democratic succession in 1885. There
is no principle in their policy; but an
entire willingness to adopt any expedi-
ent that Promises success in the great
struggle Of 1884 II remains for us there
fore. to puieue such q course rs will
hand together all the elements IA Wiz
GINA, Oppn- ed to Mahoneism and its re-
suits to prevent our old State from he
ing made to swell the friumphs If q
Mschiavel In politics aud an uDscrupu-
inus adventurer.-Lyneh6urQ Virgin
iQn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

what ia'heaven's best gift to man pr
sns asked. sweetiy smiling ON him.
Or Bulls Cough Syrup" he replied.
WIN prudence. He had just been cured
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
TAKE NOTICED
Tape Worms Removed
WITH HEAD,
Or no Charge Afade.

The Doctor has some enormous tape worms at
his office, on exhibition, and he takes great
pleasure In showing them to all who MAJ cali,
OUT OF URIUSITY, OR FOR TREATMENT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

A WONDERFUL ESCAPE The col
lision on the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway, near MiIlboro', Monday
morning of last week, by which six
persons were killed. came near being
far more disastrous. The trains met on
the highest fill In Virginia. 1t being 1855
feet, and, strange to cay, not a car went
down the embankment That they did
not is remarkable. Had they rolled
down the4terrible declivify it Is NOR.
than probablethat few passengers would
have been saved. 1t is also fortunate
circumstance connected with the disas-
ter that none of the cars took fire, al
though the stoves were filled with red
hot Goals. In this respect the accident
was free from those narrowing particu
lars which SO often go to MAKE up thu
terrible story of railroad collisions The
passenger train was well filed, though
there was but one lady passenger. lqs
Abiding to the frequent accidents OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Road tn.
Richmond State says editoiially:
1T is time that the grand jury was
looking into the causes of some of the
railroad accidents that have recently
occurred on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road, and that the criminal reckless
ness on the part of traiumen or the bad
management ON the part Of the owner
and officials of the road, rs the case may
be, Was being investigated. and the
guilty tried for msnslaughter. So long
~ fatal accidents occur in quick Success
sion, the public demand an investiga
lion. The rule applies to every railroad
company and to every corporation"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
Saturday, January iSth, 1888.

the following properly, wiz
LIST A certain FRAME HOUSE and LOT ON
The Miuulebrnok road near David Iourg's and
-djO'ning the property Ot Mrs RIswIck and
utners,-nuw Occupied 10y Nal. Thomas
IND. A small FkA ME HOUSE and LOT ON
Stafford street. adjoining the property of Geo.
lexabder aud Others.-nOw occupied by A.
" hue
Terms OF SALE:- One-foutth in cash. the
remaining three fuurths in three equal pay
fn.nts at eisht, sixteen, and twenty IGur
moufns-the d ferItd pay mems To bear six per
cenium Interest from day of kale with good
"oles well endorsed. and vendors lien etaiI I'd
as ultimate security.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

Prof Thomas R. Price, late in the
Greek chair of the University has been
married fifteen years, and his first child
is not a week old.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
4 NOM " ISSIONEk'S $ALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN BATH COUNTY,
ON MILL CREEK


In pursuance Of a 'tcree oil the circuit court
II BIZ h county NJ the SCI I. mber ierm 1882 In
the chancery suit of Andrew SiihnetOD's
a'im'rs VIZ Andr, W Siiiingron's heirs, notice 10
hereby gwen, thai l shali proceed to sell, az
gubite auction IN mont of the courthouse, in
Bath county, On
Tuesday. the 9th day Of january. 1883.
court day The residue, about $50 acres OF
4. SitIingtin from J0nu z Porter AMI b rles
S'tltnglOn 'Om mis- -ioneIs In Ihs cause. left
ti,el q. Quoting the amount of hand iaEen by
ann lies # W niles SOU h of A. IL. StflfhR-
|'n's residence; portion ct II under 'ence, two
GOOD .Og build ngs, aud nn. water power.
IEsMs Cash liz hand sufficit MT tn Jay costs
er rule aud The expenses al sale. sbu The rtsi-
que "n a credit OF six, tis htetn ard thirty
bonds for said deferred IL sihlm.nts with ap-
rr"veti personal security, bearing iDtefe, from
day of sale, and The III retail ed as ultimate
security. C.. X. MCDANNALD,
does At SpeciaI Commissioners.
4 JOMMISSHONER>' SALE eF VALUA
~ BILE LANDS.-By virtue OF "a de ee OF
the circuit court of Augusta C, unity, rendered
mer. we will proceed on
Wednesday, the lOth day of January 1888.
in front OF the CouTt-house, i'll the city OF
Staunton. TO sell. Al public auction, the follow
ing real estate, being parcels of the original
Summerdean estate owned by William Kerr
in his lifeline viz
Ist. Tract cont iuing $50 acres.
2nd. Tract containing 81 sereS.
3rd An undivided hs Interest In the tract
OF land known Fl the dow 81 Of Mrs. (. u. Kerr,
containing 3OG12 acres.
4ih The sunni eTdean Mill Properly. con-
tanning 3"k acres.
5th Tract containing 600 acres. lying on
The east side OF the top OF the mountain on the
Pond Gap road.
The last named tract Ia believe 70 contain
extensive and valuable beds of iron OIe The
al her tracts are highly improved. contain good
DIV. liings and Oi her lecessafy buildings
These tracts will be shown TO persons desiring
to examine them BY Mr.. NJ. g Kerr, who lives
In tn immediate vicinity.
TEKMs:-Cash in hama to pay costs of suit
aud sale and the remainder upon credit OF
one two and three years from dste OF sale,
with interest," from date 0f saie~t The purchaser
gi wing bonds with approved PERSONAL securi y,
and the title retained as ultimate security.
HUGH W. SH EFFEY
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
decl2 ids ii : kt Commissioners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

1t is scarcely possible for types to do
justice to the condition of the Republi'
can pyramid. It Ia not only upset. but
badly shattered Its most solid blocks
are seriously cracked, and some are 40
much broken that they give to the
structure the appearance Of having been
warmly are,sed by an earthquake
Indiana State Sentinel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
DRAWING OF JULY II, 1882

DRAWING OF JULY II, 1882.
VIM. W. Irwin, l.. & N. r. r., 2d and
Main sts., Louisville, Ky............ zoos
Ed, E. Richardson, Reidsville, N. C........
Phil. Whzleben. with r. 6. Dun Co.,
Detroit, Michigan. ............. ...............
W. NJ. Martin. Bangor. Michigan...........
C. Pittman, Mount Vernon, KY. through
Farmers National Bank, Stanford,
kentucky-..........-...
p. 8. Dlcharry. Ascension Parish, La,
through Bernard Lemann. Donald
sonville. Louisiana ................. ....
II. Maynard, go Third st.. New Or.
leans, Louisiana. - ....................
F. A. Magi, 1852 Ursulines st., New Or
leans, Louisiana .....................
L nureire, a54 uaughine street. New Or
J. G. spear. l6 and ls Boylston Market,
BDston. Massach uset, s............ ............
Jno H. scott, W. d G. r R. Co., Wa-h-
1uHtOu, u, C..,..,.,,. Observation-Disclosures.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
HHRIsrMAs PRESENTS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

4 NHkASEMAS FhESEN =.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
w. l.. OLIVIER,
Bookse and Stationer
Has just opened fine and endless variety Of
Handsome Illustrated Gift books,
Beauii vi sets OF Ata ndard authors.
Also BOUK~ OF WORSHIP,
Embracing Presny, erian, Methodist, Catho Ollie,
Luihe. an, and Baptist.
PIA Err IStIOKS.
an entirely new lIne, and in the neatest de-
signs I" new binding and in asses.
phOtOgra phfc Albums.
II fOr.12n m-nut~c c. IRE. III W 81, IL binding
WRIT Desks
handsome Woud and Leather, of English,
French ann h. me manufacture.
INK eTA Nl,-,
bankers nickel plaIed. brObxe and K ass, at
exceedingly Low RA. M.
Juvenile h1"ks. Big Picture Books. Linen
looks fnr the Babies, t'h-ss and Bach " III Iuon
Boards, Games of all - inds Pand'raInas cut up
Picture PuZztes, gentlemen and ladies' Dress
ing Cases. b. autifui line of Leather Goods, III
pracin= Russia Gard Cases. igar Gases Poke
Books. &c. Buy CHRISTMAS CAEDs now from
he !ars eft and CT oiceAt s-iectio ever brought
To stanton tn avoid the Iush of Christ AS
week. u goods a> che p a. he cheapest.
w. L.. EHS.
decls Cor, Main and New streets
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
SIGHT RESTORED

BY DR.. WILBUR AFTER TWO NOTED
OCUIISTS FAILED.
"The facts are these: have beer terribly
afflicted with my eyes for seven years. AT last
the water commenced to rub out of them, and
was nearly Blind. DR.. Chisholm. OF Bati.
more. made two operations on me. and Dr. Da-
voll made another Still they got worse 1
caJsdo DR.. wilhp, at hest Nicholas Ho,el,
aalndl. he gays me Eome medicine tnatraiieypa
HE in short time; 30 that now can see GOOD.
and no one but myself knows what blessing
ii is TO be able to ses once more. W
PATRICK KEEGAN.
dec2e-St Elm street. Cumberland. Md.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
DRAWING OF JUNE ID. lss

DRAWING OF JUNE 10, 1882.
Beall & Ricketts,, through Kentucky Ma.
tiOnal Bank, Louisville, KY ..............
Mrs ]. Fronty. 1872 Bourbon ST., New Or
Chas. W. Morrison, Ellsworth, Me.........
Joe c. Chpmoodut. Galveston. Texas
Fl. D. hayne, Bafonne and Canal sts.,
New Qrlesns,....-....--........... ....-
Mrs. l.. Horn, III st. Ann st., New Or
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

DRAWING OF August 8, 1882.
J. A. Burks, Leolia, Natctitoches Par
ish (Robeiiue Stat,on), Ls......... .....
D. w. sweeny, D id ity. Tex, collect.
ed through FanniD County Bank,
Bonham, Texas......... ........................
John Reed. ia West Washington street,
Bloomington, Illinois. ...,,,............
6. g. Reeve. Lyons. Wisconsin ..............
W. W. Holloway, South Ord St.. Lafay-
elite, Indiana. ........, -, -. .............
Daniel Br-y |. Isl South Clark st., Chica-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

For upwards of three years I have been
the victim of an everp'esent source o. pain
and grief-the unhappy possessor of an enot
nous tape worm. Days and nights Ihave pass
ed in sleepless horror: death, at lines, wuuld
have been pleasure. Ih.ye roctored with
several difftren doctors. hut all OF no avail ]
could cal AL T. lime and still felt hungry. NJ.
appetite. in tact. never hid been satisfied al
W y had 30 eat between meals have b-en
running down for the last two } ears In flesh
and strength. Imade up my mind That HAD
To endure my troubles Ms long AS 1 lived, al
somrth- ny came up in IN throat and KEEP,
m"king me cough.
called on DE- Wilbur at the Virginia Hotel
and h. told me had tape worn, aud said h.
could cure me. He gave me some medicine
aud, much 10 my surprise, Ia six hours was
relieved of :" mons er tape worm 43 feet long,
which was alive and squlmed after it wac
passed.
FRANK ROaR.
ParkersbuTg road. stanton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
HRUSTEE'S SALE-In purs ance

FRkUSTEE'S SALE In purs ance of q
i iced Oi Trust executed a. d recorded on
Inc 22pd day of S+pembe' 1882 from =. w.
-hoIL and Ann Eliza, his wife, 10 Z. A Rich
ard on. trustee the said deed of trust having
Deen executed tor the benefit Of the creditors
Z # The said E W. Shot. wi Iprccted tn sell in
front Of the Court house. at puhlie auction, ON
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
The Contrast.

4 The world has beard much Of Napo-
leon Bunsparte. and among other things,
Of his battle of the Pyramids 1t was
doubtless q great battle, and before 1t
began Napoleon remarked to his troops
that forty centuries were looking down
upon them" But Napoleon's battle of
the Pyramids was not patching to the
battle Of the pyramids which took place
in the United States of America on the
9TH of November, 1892. In that great
battle the Democratic pyramid. upset
the Republican pyramid, burst 1t, and
gave II the appearance of All Iowa shaDiy
after cyel0ne had embraced it and gave
II such shng as only q c, clone can gi We
when ont OF tear After The battle
the Democratic and Republican pyra
mids presented about the following APP
pearauce: c~A- -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
DRAWING OF MARCH IA, 1882.

DRAWING OF MARCH IA, 1882
Eugene q Pbiiput, Savannah, Ga... ..
B L. Holt. Qnirman Nodaway Co Mo-.
VIM. Vance. Ahinglcn, MAJ sachnsetts..
John Or. regain and Albert Nagel, Six
Lakes. Michigan........-.-. .................
Samuel E. Palmer. 355 sixth avenue,
New York .....
John BurrelI, Rockldnd. Massachusetts.
Edward q. Gruet. IL Mulberry Place,
Newark. New Jersey. .............. .... ......
Levi Alden. through State Bank of
Madison, Wisconsin...............
Miss Campbell. z27 Eighth st., Louis
vile, Ken tucky
George H. Count, New York city .......
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

g ummers"n's Admi aistvasor vs.. sum.
~ mer~On's Hetrs Il shall proceed, at my
ONCE a Stsunton. on Tuesday, January 80, 1893
VIM. T Rush as Administrator OF X sum IN err
son, decd, an account of outstanding iebts q!
any j. &c. g., In pursuance of decree of the
Circuit ,.Ourt of Angus a county, entered in
this cause March 49, 1882.
lau2-4ts JOS. A. WADDELL, Com'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

VIRGINIA-IN VACATIoN.-Inthe Clerks
v office circuit court of Aususty county,
Decem Der 5fh. lSS2:-
j A Cochran, Surviving partner of Byers &
Cochran .... Plaintiff
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID.

DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID.
OHIO
'HF TEXAS.
NEVADA.
FLO RIDA.
GEOR(4I
DIANA.
SSOURI.
A l. A B A M A.
N EW YORK.
A r K A N 8 A s.
L0 U / STA N A.
TIE N N E s s E E.
M 1881 SSIPPI
X E N # U C K Y.
ID E L A w A K E.
MA r Y L A N d.
CALI FO r N A.
CON N &c T &c U T.
w EST VI RGIN MA.
PEN N Y'LV A M A.
M A SIS ACH U ETTs.
8 o U r H c A r o L N A.
N o r T II c A R o L I N A.
REPUBLICAN PYRAMID.
n e w Fl A M P 3 h r e
r II Cd E 8 L A N d.
N e w E r s E Y.
M + N N e 8 o r A.
M N E B r A s X A..
w I s co NSI N.
MI G n I G A N.
G o l. @ r A D o.
" E r NJ o N T.
NOIS.
a@ RECON-.
: KANSAS.
+-...-- MAINE.
IOWA
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 70, 1882,
r. r. Deacon. collected through Bates
County National Bank, Butler, Mo-. Is,
D. P. Blair, President East Miss Matri.
monial Associat'n. Columbus, Miss. Is.
p. N. johnson. Houston. Texas............... Is,
Peter o. johnson, Ill Seneca ST., Leav-
enworth, Kansas 49,. . ........ .... S,
Michael A. Finnegan. l Elder Place,
Boston, Massachusetts .,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
MILL PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Il

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE-In
AVA consequence of falling health, the under
siened Will offer at private SAFE, the MILL
PROPERTY owned by him ON Moth River
~ mIie- Northeast OF Weytr's Iave Depot ON
the Valley Rail- Dad This desIrsbIe property
consists OI a Merchant Mill, ircuiar-Saw MILL
rs acres of excellent land. III good condition,
upon which there IL a EGod orchard OF select
ffuit, aIso a good Dwelling House, and -
two tenant houses. good stable and all NslN
out buildings, with good ~.
we'll CLOSE to the DWELLING.
RS- Address, At Meyers Cave Depot Valley
Railroad, Augusta county. 1855
octIO-tf WILLIAM BRUBECK.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The StauDtOn Perpetual Building and
Loan company.
There will be an Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company. on Thu rsdxy.
January nth. Issx. at N O'Clock. in the
Police Office-Cfty Hall. All are invited to at
tend There will be an election 81 officers for
the ensuing ear. Zee ARTICLE K Section /,
Charter and By Laws Of 8. P. B ard L Co
JAM 1t G. A. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

DRAWING OF DECEMBER Is, 1881.
A. z. Alderman. Milford. Del............-s q. 90
Miss Mary J. Biggin. Prospect and Fred
erick sts.. Washington, D. C............... 1000
". Powell, Washington D. C............. -. 1000
- -. collected through J. Drouett,
Firemen's Ins. Co New Orleans, La. 1000
W. G. Mcdonnell. Toledano st., near st.,
Charles st., New Orleans La. ............ 1000
VIM. Page, 2022 Carson st. Pittsburg, Pa. 500
J. N. Walker. Danville. Vs........ ..... go. 500
". H Portlock, collected through W. P.
Campbell & Co. Bankers, Florence,
.,.................. $50
- - collected through George H.
Theard, 81 Royal st., New Orleans 200
L. De Poorter, kdgard P. O., st. John
the Baptist Parish, Louisiana... 200
DRAWING OF JANUARY 10, 1882.
J. n. Davis. Morning Sun, Shelby Coun.
", ............... 30 90
Sebastian lehman, 1893 Larimer street,
Denver. Colorado. ....................... 1000
True A. Heath, 1875 North Main st Con.
cord. New Hampshire....-............ 500
Paid State National Bank OF new Or.
leans. for account or Bank OF Com.
merce. Memphis, Tennessee........-... $50,
L Sanders. 32l Broadway. New York.. 25Ot
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY IA, 1882
NJ. Doyle. 369 Kent ave-. Brooklyn NY. 1900
Hermann D. Hartjen. 100 Raymond ST.,
Brooklyn, New York. l5Oct
A. Thomson Co.. New Orleans. for &C
count OF Y. G. Bush d Co., Mobile,
Alabama.-.... ... .................... 5.oo'
r. M. =. Phillips. Canaan P. o., Lee Co.,
Arkansas. through German National
Bank, Memphis. Tennessee...... 5,00(
N. Michaelis. 3i5 Blue Island avenue,
Chicago, Ilin'is............... ...... 25N
Henry Hamilton. hicago. Illinoia........ $50
James A. CoIen. New York city........- l,2a
Edgar Ack@rly, 3OS Second St., Newark,
New Jersey - or
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
LAND SALES.
Eastern Tir0i3,iU.

Catalogue describing Prince william, Fau-
Quier. CuIpeper, and LoUdoun farms sent free
10 any address
WIN. P. HILLARY & SON,
WareDt,n.
dPc26-4t* FauQuer Co., Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02
n E. w .STOR e!

At which bargains will be sold Ia to be open ed
at the OLD AUGUSTY ATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
A variety ofGroceries ard aline of Hardware
will he ready for sale In 4 few days. Call and
see tn m before you hDy elsewhere.
jan21 GEO 2 BAKER n CO
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER 10, 1882.
John c Reuss. Ascension Parish, La.....
Gwynn Harris, 500 F st.. 8. W., Washing
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