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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF Personal

TXECUTOR,S SALE OF PERSONAL
ID PROPERTY.-As Executor of Jacob Z.
Bosserman. deceased, I will sell at his late res.
idence, on Mill creek. one mile Southwest OF
George NJ. Cochran's mill, on
Tuesday. Dec. H. 1888.
all of his personal propertv, consisting in part
of 2 Head of Horses, two Mich cows, one two
horse wagon and harness, one buggy nd har-
ness, farming implements, about fifty bushels
of wheat. five fat hogs, twenty bushels of rye.
twenty-five bushels of oats. 100 bushels of new
corn, eleven colonies of bees, hay. fodder, ap,
pies, household and kitchen furniture, and
tate
At the same time and place, I will offer at
public sale the farm on which he resided. con
raining l0i acres. with saw-mill, Carding ma
chine dwelling house, barn and other out
buildings, all in good condition. If not sold on
day of sale, will offer for rent the dwelling.
TERMS at sale. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock a.. M.
noYN ITS J. TOWRERMAN Executor.
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The Post Office aa Advertising Bureau.
Great care is shown by the officials high in
authority 10 bring before the public, on its
merits, the unimpeachable reputation of The
Louisiana State Lottery for strict integrity and
honesty in its management in every respect
The next. Grand Semi-Annual Drawing of the
L uisisna State Lottery will take place on
Tue Sday, December 18th, as it has with regu-
larity 1872 times before, and ii. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, will give any Information.
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Have you seen the lovely MOURNING GOODS,
nov20 at KAYsER. Shirley q TAYLoR's.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC PRINTING.-Jos. X. Smith, ESQ
Editor and Proprietor OF the Old Commonwealth
in HarrisonbuIg is candidate for the office OF
Superintendent of Public Printing. He is an
excellent printer. man of Intelligence, and an
ardent Democrat who has labored with zeal
and energy in advocacy of Democracy "pure
and undefiled." This makes the third candi-
date for that office in this Congressional Dis
trict, the other two being, as we have hereto
fore noticed, L. Waddell, late Editor of the
Charlottesville Chronicle, and w. Fl. Bailie OF
this city. We wish that all could get it, but as
this cannot bs we tender in advance our con-
dolence to those who will be disappointed, and
our congratulations to the successful one.
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NJ. P. FUNKHoU USER.

OLD AND PUNCTUAL SUBSCRIBERs.-There
is no paper in this State that has more sub
stautlal subscribers who have been taking the
paper and paying for it regularly for many
years than the SPECTATOR. 1t has a number
who have been regular subscribers for half
century, and some for even a longer time. as in
the case of Mr.. Matthew Pilson, one of the old
est and most highly respected citizens of this
county, who, whilst paying for his paper few
days since for the next year, stated the fact
that he had been a continuous subscriber for
SO years. In the case of hundreds of families
in this county. the SPECTATOR is recognized SIS
a necessary part of the family possessions. in
which it has descended from sire to son. For
these punctual-paying and faithful subscribers
OF many years. we have a special partislity,
and feeling towards them akin to the dearest
- r..
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Justice demands that whenever the old in
cumhent in any official position has worthily
filled his station, that he should be reinstateo
without hesitation. AMI the Legislature ought
in my humble opinion to lay it down as pre-.
cedent to restore all officers to their old posi-
lions from which they were removed by politi
cal prescription, unless there are substantial
grounds for departing from the rule. And a.
Judge Hendren is the peer in ability and char
let the people arise and demand his restoration
1t NORTH AUGUSTA.
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DEATH OF Jos. P. AsT.-Early last Tuesday
morning, after a lingering Illness. our we'll
known and popular citizen, Jos.P. Asst, depart
ed this life, aged about forty nine years. He
had been born and raised in this community
and was loved and respected ny all who knew
him. His funeral was conducted from The
Episcopal church and was attended by an un-
usually large concourse of citizens, sections O.
the West Augusta Guard, Staunton Artillery
and the StonewalI Brigade Band, OF which lat
ter organization he had for many years been q
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.-Florence. a
fve-year-old daughter of Rev. W. B. Evers. OF
the United Brethren Church, residing about
three miles east of Martinsburg, W. Va, was
seriously ifnot fatally injured by falling under
the wheels of a wagon on Saturday morning
last. Her head was crushed in a frightful man
ner, and death may result at any moment.
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Littell's Living Age.

During the forty years of its publication THE
LIVING AGE has met with continuous COM
mendation and success. In 1884 1t will fur
nish to lis readers the productions of the
most eminent authors, abOye.named and
many others; embracing the best Serial and
Short Stories by leading Foreign Novelists,
and m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

The Volumes of the Bazdr begin with the
first Number for January of each year. When
no time is mentioned, it will be understood
that the subscriber wishes to commence with
the Number next after the receipt of order.
The last Four Annual Volumes of Hdr-
per's Bazaar In neat cloth binuing, will be
sent by mail postage paid, or by express, free
of expense provided tue freight does not ex-
coed one dollar per volume) for 500 per vol
ume.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
binding will be sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipr of 300 each.
Rem ttances should be made by Post Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not 10 copy this advertisement
without the cypress order of HARPER & BROTH
ERS. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS.,
New York.
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Having just received a supply of new job
type of the latest and most handsome styles,
and having secured the services of an expert
enced, skillful. tasteful and accommodate g
Job Printer, we are now prepared to have ex-
ecuted with promptness and dispatch all kinds
of job work in the neatest style, and at the
lowest rates. We guarantee satisfac ton, both
as to the character of the work and the prices
charged
Ifyou wish Job Printing done of any kind oil
style, large or small, call at the SPECTATOR Of
fee, and you can be accommodated,
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CIRCUIT COURT CASES DECIDED.-In the
Circuit Court last week. Judge Mclaughlin
presiding, the case of Messrs. Kayser and Coy
ner against the city of Staunton for damage to
their business as dairymen because of the fail
ure of the city to repair the bridge over Lewis
creek. on the Greenville road, was decided by
the jury, giving the plaintiff Sl.O0 damage
This decision, however. leaves the plaintiffs to
pay the costs of the suit.
In the case of the Baltimore and Ohio Ex-
press Company against VIM. Wholey and Thos
Burke, as sureties on the bond of Charles
O'Donnell, for 5000 package which had been
lost whilst supposed to be in his charge be.
tween Baltimore and Harrisonbug, the jury
rendered verdict in favor of the defendant
1t was proved in the trial that other parties
besides O'DOnuetl had keys to the safe in which
the package had been placed. O'Donnell's
character was good and no one here ever be
lieved that he was guilty of taking the money
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WHITE RIVER. W. T.. October q, 1881,
DR.. ]. c. Aver & Co.-Gentlemen: My wife
suffered for over twenty years with rheuma-
tism in her hips and legs. On reading your
almanac, she positively believed that your
S4rsaparilla would cure her. She has taken
four bottles, and is now as well as ever she was
in her life. I feel it my duty to send you my
sincere thanks, c. ENGBIORN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

E. Remenyi, the wonderful violnist, with his
company, gave an exhibition OF his marvellous
performances to a very large audience in the
Opera House last night, who were delighted TO
ecstacy. We are sorry that only have room
Tor these few lines, as the entertainment de-
serves handsome notice
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

YGNhe GREATEST LIVING AUTHORS,
l. such as Prof. Max Miller. Jas. A. FrOude,
Prof. Huxley Rt. Hon. w. L Gladstone, r. A. Proc
tor, Edw A. Freeman. Prof TyndaIl. DR.. W. B Car
penter, Frances Power C0bbe, Prof Goodwin Smith.
The Duke of Argyll VIM. Black Miss 1haekeray,
Mrs. unlock Craik. George Macdonald. Mrs. OH
phant- Jean ingelOw. hos Hardy. Francis Gallon,
Matthew Arnold W." story, Kaskin. Tennyson.
browning, and many others. are represented in
the nayHs of
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We walk in the midst of secrets, we are en-
com passed with mysteries. but it is an open Sc
cret at there is no remedy in the world sc
wonderful as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for coughs
and colds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

BUSINESS CHANGE.-On Friday last, Mr.
Gus. A. Weber sold his entire stock, &C.. to oul
young friend, Mr.. W. 0. Stiff. who will con-
tinue the business at the same place. Mr. Stiff
is well known in this community as gentle
man of veracity and business integrity, and
we bespeak for him success. which he so well
deserves.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

hEMEMBER.-The sale OF Oakland" the home
pace OF the late John Merritt, near GreenvilIe,
WAL take place tomorrow. It is a valuable
ls lar and good investment. Besidesthe farm.
al tne personal property on the place will be
solo' including all the cattle, horses, hogs, &c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27
ees for the Best Home and

Club Prices for the Best Home and
Foreign Literature.
l"Possessed of The LIVING AGE and one or
other of our vivacious American monthles. q
subscriber will find himself in command of the
a0hote situation ''-P Philadelphia EU. Bulletin,]
For $1,000 THE LIVING AGE and any of the
American "a Monthies Tor Hurper'S Weekly or
BdzdT) will be sent for year. postpaid; or for
50 50 THE LIVING AGE and the st. Nicholas or
Lippincott's Monthly.
Address, firTELL d. Co., Boston.
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THE WAYNEsBoRo' MEssENGER.-This Wig
orous and voracious infant that has "waxed
fat and kicked" and "lived sumptuously every
day." not satisfied with its past supplies. like
Oliver Twist, is 'crying for more" Being more
fortunate than old Uncle Ned
"Who had no teeth for to eat the corn cake,
So he had to let the corn cake be-
having though "only a little over seven months
old, mouth full of teeth" for to eat the corn
CAKE" 1t FUCKERS up its mouth full Of teeth"
and cries as vociferously for the corn-cake as
though it had been fasting as long DR.. Tan
ner. We hope that the good people of Waynes-
ooro' and vicinity will not close their ears to
the cries of this child. and that they will sup
ply it with all its needs with hands and hearts
as open as day to deeds of melting charity.
But badinage aside, we hope that the Mes
senger will be literally and generously sup
ported. 1t deserves it, and it is to the interest
OF that community to support it heartily and
generously, not by praIsing it only. but by sub
scribing for it and advertising In its columns.
The benefit well-conducted paper is to the
community in which it is published is meal
cuIable and paper cannot be well conducted
unless it be well supported, for 1t requires
money as well as labor and talent, .and,t re-
quires a great deal more tnan most persons
suppose who have never tried it.
Todier-non,t huu q RIanrx SILK until Won
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Ifyou want the best ORGAN, bug the GEN

BURNING ACCIDENT.-Miss' Ida Showalter
seventeen years old, daughter of Henry A
Showalter, living near Mt. Meridian, was
burned very badly on last Friday week She
was removing bread from a bake-oven when
her clothes caught fire, resulting in quite seri
Gus injury TO her person.
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zone must be poor to know the luxury OF
giving" That may be so, but we think any
body can enjoy the luxury of giving his fellow
sufferer bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup TO
cure his cough,
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN HIGHLAND COUNTY
A correspondent writing to the Highland Re-
corder from Doe Hill, Highland county, under
date of Tuesday last the Goth inst, says:-
ION Monday afternoon, as George Rexrode,
| son of David Rexr0de, was engaged in cutting
down tree it broke off and large splinter
struck him under the chin. No one was pres
ent and, it is supposed, he lay unconscious for
several hours.
DR.. Jones was called and rendered all the as
sIstance in his power but of little avail, and
the poor fellew died last night He was about
| q years of age"
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Ladies,-Kayser, Shirley & Taylor have the
prettiest line of MOURNING GOODS in the
city, nOV20
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We have now on hand a large and beautiful
STOCK CLAMPS. Prices from 25 cts to $1,000.
hoV2O CARTER BERKELEY & Co.
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Ayers Pills promote digestion, improve the
appetite, restore healthy action, and regulate
the secretive functions of the body, thus pro-
ductng condition of perfect health.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

Heavy Building Papers, used in place of Plas-
tering and under carpets, for sale at B. NJ. jam
ison's, Main st. 1tA
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Bring the measure and have your Window
Shades and Cornice made to fit your windows,
at B. NJ Jamison's, Stanton, Va Its
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Buy the Gem Chime organ.

ELEGANT FLANNEL sUITING, all colors
at 50 cents, at M. P. FUNKEoUsER's.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS
at M. P. FUNKHoUsER'S.
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The Methodist church at Travellers Repose,
Pocahontas county, w, Va, was dedicated last
Sunday the 25th
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bushels.
CoRN.-White, l. 926 bushels.
OATS.-1 $50 bushels.
RYE.-G bushels.
MEAL.-400 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL-l0t tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETA RY.
WHEAT White, 50 bushels very good at sl.l3.
Red, 100 bushels fair to very good Long berry at
81 10 to 81 Ii 46S bushels mixed at 81 10 to 81 IL
46S bushels common TO good Shortberry at 97c.
to ST 0S.
CoRN.-Whtte, 2l0 bushels good to very good
new at go to Gle.
RYE.-6 bushels very good at &c.
FLoUR.-We quote: Fine, S3@S3. so; super
fine, So 25@S3 rs; extra. 81 75@S4.9O; family, s5@
s525; Patent family, S6@$6.25.
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The Gem Organ is the best manufactured.

Walnut Pole Cornice includes the Rings and
Brackets for one dollar. For sale at B. M.
Janiisons Main st. 1t
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Window Shades in all the new colors, and
lowest prices, for sale at B. NJ Jamison's.
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THE GREAT REDUCTION to Cash Buyers
on ALL GOODS, TO close, makes it lively, at
NJ. P. FUNKHoUsER'S.
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The Post omce 81. Advertising Bureau

ESPECIAL BARGAINS offered daily. to
close stock, at NJ. +. FUNKHoUsERS
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Remember when you buy the Gem Organ
you buy direct from member of the firm.
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There are two cases OF pneumonia in Monte
rey, Highland county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

Thursday. 10Th inst. .-Thanksgiving Day
PLUM PUDDINGS and TURKEYS, at
1t CHAs. C. WHEATS.
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EDITOR SPECTAToR-Dear Sir:-In response
to the inquiry of Friend of B. A. F.' in a re-
cent issue of your paper, in reference t. the
award of the special premium offered by Mr..
NJ P. Funkhouser, desire that you publish
the following report, which, am satisfied. will
explain itself and reassure any friend of the B.
A. F. who may be doubtful as to its impartial
dealing. a. M. BOWMAN, President.
We, Committee of the Directory of the
Baldwin Augusta Fair, appointed by the Pres
ident to examine the reports of the commit
tees, find that Mrs. G. Julian Pratt has been
awarded twenty-six first premiums at the Fair
of 1883 upon 'articies OF her own product and
manufacture" and that she is entitled to the
premium offered by Mr.. M. P. Funkhouser.
I'D. CROWLE.
M. F. GILR ERSON,
A. w. HARTMAN.
H. A =. HAMILTON,
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Try our -FOUR SEASONS CHEWING TO
BACCO. CARTER BERKELEY & Co.
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Ladies,-Go to Kayser, Shirley & Taylor's
for nice DRESS GOODS. noy2o
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1884.
HARPER > bAAAR.
ILLUSTRATE ID.

Hdrper's Bczdr is at once the most brilliant
ard useful Household journal in existence
II is the ack nowledged arbiter of fashion in
this country. Its fashions are the new est and
most Stylish and its pattern sheet supple
ments and economic suggestions alone are
worth many times the cost of subscription.
Its illustrations of art needlework are from the
hest sources. Its literary and artistic m.rlts
are of the highest order Its stories, poems,
and essays are by the first American and Eu-
ropean authors. Its cho ce art pictures would
fill portfolios, and its humorous cnts are the
most amusing to be found in any journal in
America A host of brilliant novelties are
promised for 1884
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Y. n. c. A.-Next Sunday being the first
Sunday in the month is Ladies' day" Teacher
VIM. j. Nelson; lesson, John, 4th chapter
Meeting begins at s O'Clock sharp and closes at
fve-Ai young men, ladies and gentlemen
are invited, especially strangers.
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JOB BARGAINS IN FINE BLANKETS, al
M p. EUNKHOIISER'S.
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Call and see the nice RAISINS, CURRANTS
CITRON, &C.. at CHAs. C. WHEAr's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

loveliest you ever saw. at
nov2O KAYsER, Shirley & TAYLoR's.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure is used from the At.
lantic to the Pacific coast.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

Try 'STRAIGHT cur CIGARETTES and
CLUB CIGARS. CARTER BERKELEY & Co.
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Neat, tasteful, and Cheap Job Printing

CHAs. G. WHEAT has SARATOGA CHIPS
OR FRIED POTATOES. nov27-3t
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call and see the nice RAISINS. CURRANTs.
CITRoN. &C., at CHAs. c. wHEAr's.
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7 ID. CROWLE,
NJ. F. GILR ERSON,
A. w. HARMAN.
H. A =. HAMILTON,
JOHN n. PAhKINS,
1t Committee and members of the B

Heavy purchases at the recent cloeing sales
in New York, necessitates my great reduction
on all styles of goods. SI5, 900 worth of goods
are to be speedily moved. I rarely advertise
but when do, mean active business.
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Walnut Weather Strips for doors and win.
dows, for sale at B. NJ. Jamison's, Main St.
For man it has no equal for beasts it is not
eXcelled. What? Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
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Ladies.-Go to Ksyser, Shirley & Taylor's
for QUILT PIECES. They sell them cheap.
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Total receipts for the week 3l6S; sales 1884
The market to-day was slightly active at the
opening for the better grades of Cattle. but af-
ter that it soon became very dull, one of the
dullest markets for several weeks. Prices at
wholesale were shade better than last Mon
day. and at retail to-day the tops and good
butcher Cattle were without any change, while
common were N9Zc lower. TIE offerings con-
sisted more largely of common Cattle than last
week.
Sheep and Lambs.-Trade for Sheep has been
generally dull to-day. There is little or 10 out
side demand, and the butchers are now buying
freely; good sheep and Lambs are in best de-
mand. There is some slight improvement in
the quality of the offerings over last week s re-
ceipts. We quote common to fair sheep at 3@l4
cents. fair to good at 1914 cents. and good To
extra 1905 cents. few selling at the latter fig
ure; anu Lambs at 1861 cents per Id gross.
Stock Sheep 2 1898 SO per head for Ewes. and
4@H n cents per 10 for Wethers. Arrivals this
week 1921 head.
Hogs-The number of the offerings to-day
varies but little from last Monday, and the
quality shows a very slight difference. Prices
are somewhat firmer than last week, very
fair portion of the sales to day being recorded
at aud near our highest figures. we quote
common Hogs at 516Ge cents, and the better
grades 614@634 cents per Id net. Arrivals this
week GIT head
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND. November 81, 1888.
OFFERINGS
vlx;t pHa Dad
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

DILL1ARD SALO ON cave removed
D my Billiard Saloon from Mr.. Tom Burke's
10 the room on Augusta Street. No ll9, next
door to the Restduran MT of Dennis BRpti t,
where 1 will be pie Used to see my patrons and
friends. Respec fully,
nov27-2t JOHN j, CHRISTIAN,
VFTGNDERFUL CHURN!-Afi who gave
w orders for the Wonderful Churn exhibited
here by Mr.. Sprague, can have them supplied
by leaving their names and Post Office address,
giving size of Cf urn, with Messrs. L. nm c Co.,
stanton, Virginia.
We care authorized by the Manufacturers TO
furnish said Chle-n, and all interested are re-
quested.to leave their names at the earliest day
possible. LYNN g. co.
| novZ7 1t
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a LIVE ME wsPAPER,

BUSINESS HOUSE AND RESIDENCE
- ON MAIN STREET FOR SALE-The
subscriber offers for sale privately, the store
and residence owned by her on Main Street.
now occupied by Charles Wheat. 1t has seven
rooms, besides the store room, and has also an
entrance ON CourtHouse Alley. Water and
to Capt. J. G. MARQUIS. Staunton Va.
nov20 2t MRS KATE NJ KELLEY
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Ladies,-Don't buy Black Silk until YOU
have examined the immense stock at
nov20 KAYsER, Shirley & TAYLoR's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

We invite attention to the advertisement b
Lynn & Co.. of the "Wonderful churn."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

The.chime organ.is the "Boss.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-11-27

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