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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-26

A VALUABLE WoRK.-OEe of the most
practically valuable works that has been
issued in the present year is n. W. Aver &
Sons American Newspaper Annual. 1t
is published in Philadelphia at the low
price of So 90. 1t gives the population of
the United States and of each State, Terri
tory. County and County-seat, the chief
Cities and Towns, and of nearly every place
in which newspaper is published. from
the Census of 1880 Also similar infor-
nation concerning the Dominion Of Can
ada, from the Census of 1881. 1t also
contains carefully prepared description
If every County in the United States, as
we'll as of each State and Territory as a
whole, ard of each Of the Canad IAN Prov
i.ces, giving valuable information con-
corning their nc neral deposits, chief agri-
cultural products, principal manufactures,
nature of the surface and soil, location,
area, etc.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT GREENvILLE.-
Gleenville is looking up in the way of i'm
provements. Messrs. Palmer Bros. and
Bumgardner are building cOmmodious
warehouse near the Valley Depot. Mr..
James Steele has purchased lot opposite
the Hotel, on part of which he will erect
store and the other half of which has
been bought by Augusta Lodge, No. Ill,
A. F. u A. NJ, with view to erecting a
hall there in the spring. Tbs Lodge, at
its last meeting, appointed the following
committee to solicit contributions to the
Eew hall:-R. H. Palmer. r. +. Larew, J.
B. Smith, of Greenville, and R R. An
drews and w. A. Wilson, of Stanton.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS. 1t is we'll
for our farmers, now that railroad trans
portation is so rapid, to know of steady
markets for their products. We publish
in another column the card OF Messrs.
Bedler & Co.. Commission Merchants of
Washington CITY, who are extending their
business throughout the Valley. A far
mer may ship to them butter. eggs, poul-
try, pork, and all kinds of country pro-
duce, and if be desires it, can obtain lib
eraI cash advancement on his shipment be-
fore it is sold. The firm is responsible
one in every respect and W ashington IS
market with a steady dem and. A farmer
cannot have too many markets for his
produce, for IN multiplicity of demands lies
good prices. Messrs. Biedler & Co., refer
to the Central National Bank of their own
city and they are also favorably known in
Stanton.
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George Washington Made a Master
Mason

A VINDICAToR reporter during recent
visit to the Masonic Lodge at Fredericks-
burg copied the following entry verbatim
from the records Of the Lodge, almost the
Oldest one in Virginia:
"Fredericsk burg No. Aug. 4th, 1853.
Which Day the Lodge beng assembled,
present H. W. Daniel Campbell; ) Nell
sen S. W; r Halklnson j. W.; George
Washington James Strachan, Thomas
Robertson. VIM. McWiliams, Treas.
Alex Woodrow, Secy pro Temp.
'TransactiOns of the Evening are,
George Washington raised Master Mason
Thomas James Enid an apprentice.
The Secretary of Stanton Lodge No. -
in 1883 would make more shapely record
of nights proceedings than the above. and
it is probable that Secretary Woodrow, OF
Fredericksburg Lodge No 4, would have
made this record with more of flourish
had he known that he was chronicling the
raising of the Father of his country. The
brethren of the Lodge also exhibit the
Bible now about $50 years old, upon
which General Washington was obligated
one hundred and thirty years ago, aud
preserve it as precious relic.
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AN INTERESTING AS WELL AS IN
sTRIJCTIyE BOoK.-Mr. Gao. A. Wood
ward is travelling the county of Augusta
in the interest of one of the most valuable
books that has been published this year.
1t is THE Polar and the Tropical Worlds"
and of it Geo Frederick Holmes, of the
University of Virginia says, 1T is an ex-
cellent, popular exposition of the wide
contrasts of Nature. and is well calculated
to blend valuable instruction with healthy
entertainment This opinion from such a
man as Professor Holmes is sufficient
guarantee of the character of the book
Mr.. Woodward is an agreeable gentleman
to do business with and his waiting on
our people will not prove an annoyance.
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A WELL KNOWN PROPERTY SoLD-1he
handsome residence of Mr.. J. W. Morri-
been sold, through Messrs. Elder, Nelson
e Cushings, to Mr.. George Adams, a
wealthy citizen of Wheeling, W. Va, for
$4,000. The residence is one of the finest
houses in Stanton and cost $780, 1000 The
sale does not include all of the land. Mr..
Adams will take possession of the property
in few days. Mr.. Morrison going to
Florida to spend the winter.
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AUGUSTA STOCK RAIsERs AT ROA
NoKE.-The Augusta stock raisers had a
great triumph at the Roanoke Fair. Mr..
Hugh A. S. Hamilton, the noted sheep
raiser. took $3.50 worth of premiums on
his sheep. There were 81 0G0 of premiums
on stock, and one half of the whole
amount Was taken by A. M. Bowman and
&. ]. Pratt of Augusta. There we're $50
short horns exhibited at the fair land Bow
man took the sweepstakes prize. Stock
sold well. too, Cowan sold his entire herd
of short horns at auction on the ground
at an average of $3.50 per head.
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INTIME FOR THE SUNSHINE en-
terprising dry goods firm. Kayser Shirley
& Taylor, Notwithstanding the long pour
ing rain, continued their active prepare
rations, filling their store with new goods
for the visitors to the fair. Their faith
was rewarded and on Wednesday the first
glimpse of sunshine saw their store crowd
ed. The visitors to the fair can yet drop
in on them to-day and tomorrow.
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Democratic Meetings.

Messrs. Echols and Opie, the Democrat
ic candidates for the House of Delegates,
will address the people at the following
points
Greeuvllle, Monday, Oct. 20, Z 80 P. M.
Newport, Tuesday, Oct. 80, 1880 P. M.
Old Providence, Wednesday. Oct 81,
P. NJ.
Midway, Wednesday, Oct 81, 7:3O P. M.
Centreville, Friday, Nov. 2 2 P. M.
Maple Grove, Friday. Nov. 2 7:3O P M.
Spring Hill, Saturday. Noy. 8, 7:3O P. M.
The people in the nelghborhood of these
appointments are respectfully requested
to assemble at the place and hour named.
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FIRST TRAIN THRoUaH.-On Saturday
evening the Virginia Military Institute
cadets, having along Stonewall Jackson 3
old war horse, thirty.one years of age,
came up on their return from the WiDches-
ter fair and passed through in the first
train over the Valley road to Lexington.
We learn that on next Monday regular
passenger schedule between Lexington
and Staunton will be adopted by the rail-
road company.
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The Second Ragim emit and the State Fair


In consequences of the fact that only one
company of the I'd regiment of Virginia
Volunteers. the Harrisoubusg company,
is able to go to the Richmond Fair, Col.
w. l.. Bumgardner has Issued order No.
8, declaring the encampment of the Second
at Richmond during the fair as off. The
&. & O. road offer round trip tickets to
military companies at one cent per mile
each way, making So Y from Staunton.-
b. 6 o. r. r. to Stanton from Winches-
ter So rs, Woodstock So 90, Harrisonburg
$1O3. shenandoah V. r. r to Wayaes-
boro Junction from Berryville So 10,
Front Royal So As. The Colonel offers his
services to aid any individual company
that may yet decide to go, and mentions
the above rates for their guidance.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE RAILROAD
EMPLOYEE. Mr.. Cornelious Dull, for 80
many years since the war in charge of the
G & o. office at Charlo ttesville, and for
points on the road, died in Stanton,
Thursday. His remains were taken to
Charlottesville by delegation from
Stanton Lodge, No. 10, A. f. M. His
life was insured for $1,000 in the Knights
of Honor.
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FAST TIME-The best time on the rail
on record in this State, was made ON the
c. s. o. railroad one day last week be-
tween Louisa G. H. and Richmond. The
express behind time, with clear track,
was ordered to make all time possible to
Richmond, when the distance, 81 miles,
was run 10 exactly go minutes without any
accident. Some of those on board state
that while the ride was very bracing, they
would rather 60 slower next time.
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A WEDDING RoMANCE.-A few days
ago Prof Geo. W. Burke, of Newmarket,
was married at the Central Hotel in
Strasburg, to Miss Maria N. Laile of
Fedkirsh, Austria. The bride has relatives
in New York and New Jersey, and is the
daughter of wealthy Austrian merchant.
She first met Prof. Burke in Petersburg,
Va, where she became engaged to him,
and did not see him again until the day of
the wedding, to be present at which she
had travelled five hundred miles from a
northern city. She had been in America
five years and is quite pretty.
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Gem Organ and Piano Co. of Washing
ton, N. J.
Mr.. Edward Plstts, one of the firm, is here witt,
three car loads of the ORGANS and pianos manrf. C.
tured by his company. He is stopping at the Viz
ginia Hotel. He has also rented the store lately
occupied by E Hageman as clothing store, on
New Street, and opened a headquarters in Staun-
ton. His wagons will from that point deliver organs
and pianos either for trial or purchase, to
all points in Augusta and the adjoining coun-
ties. Old pianos taken in exchange when a
new one is purchased A postal card address
ed to him here will have an organ or piano
delivered at the writer's home in the county, for
trial with the option Of purchase afterwards,
ocL26-2G
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DIED.

DOOM.-On the 10Th inst near Staunton, of con.
SUMPTION MI. Henry Doom, aged about. IS years
confidence of all who knew him He was Euried
On his fal m about two miles east Of st unton,
Rev. J. E Booker, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Staunton, officiating.
SOUTHARDS.-At bis residence, in Richmond, at
$50 P. M: October 23d Henry o. Southards, aged
49yearS, formerly Of Staunton.
PLECKER.-I Stanton. Oct 25th suddenly Of
heart disease. H. M Picker, in che 18th year of
his age, He was formerly a clerk with Wayt &
Bro.
WOODWARD Near Craigsyille. Va, on Sunday
evening, MI. Luke Woodward. in the Seth year Of
his age
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-26
s. rl,HE POLAR AND

i TROPICAL WoRLDS,"-
Embraces the Results of the Travels of all the
Noted Travellers of Modern Times.
Does net contains dry or uninteresting page
UniteS the charm of romance with the most so id
and valuable information. More than 900 copies
sold in this country already.
Pref Geo Frederick Holmes, University of Vir
ginia. says: 'ltGs work with which have been
re"ur. 1t is an excellent popular exposition of the
wide contrasts of Nature and is well calculated to
blend valuable Instruction with healthy entertain
ment" GEO. A WOODWARD,
Oct19-6t Agent for Augusta County
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MARRIED..

AUSTlN-AUSTIN.-At the residence of she-
BRIDES father. near CHARACTERISTIC, oct 18th, b.
Rev. Mr.. Cutler, Mr.. James W. Austin, OF
Waynesboro to Miss s. j. Austin, daushterol
DR. II. o. Austin. The newly-marrIed couple eft
on Friday for their new home in SlnyUhe Co., Va
MILLS-BECK- AT the residence of Mrs. Benj;.
Plant, the brides mother. in Staunton, Oct. I'D.
by Rev. Father McVerry, Mr. Isaac G., Mills, of
Louisa county. Engineer ON the G. 4 o. Il. Il ho
Miss Katie Beck.
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City Notices.
A Correction.

Some one has manufactured. and others are cir
culating arep 'rt that have silent partner, wh,
OWES an interest in my business
Such Is not the fact There is no person interest
Ito the amount of dime in my business, either
IN this city, or in the country
am the sole proprietor, and alone responsible.
Very respectfully,
oct26-lt JAS. W. NEWTON.
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MANGANESE Mangan-
csc has been discovered on the farm of
John Frymier, near Lynhurst in this
county, on the s. V. Railroad. We learn
that gentleman engaged in the Crimora
mines pronounces specimens of Mr.. F's.
manganese to be first class ole. Arrange
ments are being made to sink a shaft. We
have q specimen of the find at this Office.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS Y. M.
e. Association of Greenville on Saturday
night elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: 4. A. Shields, President;
Moses johnson, G.. w. Pilson and Thos.
S. Burwell, Vice-Presidents; F. H. Pilson,
Secretary; DR.. Davis, Cor. Secretary; s.
F. Pilson, Treasurer, and Moses Johnson,
Librarian.
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l. DC al
WOOD WANTED.

Those subscribers who desire to pay for
their subscriptions to this paper in wood,
will find it TO their ADVANTAGE to send it
On now.
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AN IMPORTANT CALLED MEETING OF
LEXINGTON PKEsBYTERY.-Lexin
Presby terry has been called to meet on
Monday the Goth. the day before the meet
ing Of Synod, in the Presbyterian church
at Waynesboro. The meeting will be an
Important one as it is called for the pnr-
pose of electing minister of the body to
take charge of and develop the admirable
scheme of ministerial sustentation which
was presented by Rev. VIM. E. Baker. at
the Fairfield session in september last
This is considered one of the most impor-
tant matters that mas come under the
consideration of Presbytery for long
time and if well managed it is thought it
will In the next twelve months result in
the organ ization of several new churches
within the bounds of Presbytery.
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DESERVES AND SHOULD RECEIVE" -LouisvIle
KY, March -, lSSl.-H. 81. Warner & Co.: Sirs
Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has been used in
my family with good results, The remedy deserves
aud should receive the highest recom.n endation
JUDGE ROBERT j. ELLIOTT
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MRS. AMELIA BRowNoLD HAMAKER having srw
cred her connection with the Staunton Female Sc N,
nary. will receive few scholars for musical instrup.
ton, aug "a 3mos..
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The SEVENTH ANNIvERSARY-Th
StauntoD Artillery, Capt. J. T. Long, on
Tuesday night at their armory celebrated
ization. Addresses were made by Meade
F. White, Esq Capt. W. L. Baltbis
and w. H. H. Lynn. Esq. IT was a
pleasant social as we'll as company gather
ing,
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Buy a Gem Organ.

Ii you would rid yourself Of those disfguring
P1nples, Blotches Tan, Freckles. Ulcers, Sunnurn,
&c. use Benson's Salalem Broth which speedily
eradicates them and renders the skin SOFT fair and
smooth. For sale by all Druggists. c. P. BENSON
Proprietor, Charlottesville, Va,
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DR.. NEEDHAM's CELEBRATED EXTRACT OF RInn
GLOVER BLOSSOM, GREAT CANCER CURER ArSs,
BLOOD PURIFIER, at BERKELEY, ALLEN g. co.
iuly6
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COUNTY SCHOOL SUPFRINTEND DENTS
" NOTECE.-My office days in Staunton will
be Wednesday and saturday each week. and
Court Days which days will devote exclusively to
school business.
As-Ofice with ". A. Reed
a. SHEFFEY ROLLER,
july2o If Co. Supt Schools.
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Go out in the damp air, or sit unprotected in a
draught and your throat will feel sore and your
head uncomfortable You have taken a cold which
you remove as promptly as you received it by
using Ayers Cherry PeeJoral.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. complete cure, all AN
noying Kidney. Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. sai
druggists. junel6 ly
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Commercial.
STANTON. Oct. Is. 1883.

/ STAUNToN. Oct. Is. 1888
Family X g. 95@sl Of Corn. ts979;
9u@95; Molasses A. @75c; Butter 16@lSc; Eggs l3@
Se q m9thy sssd
T@sthy ssdsas; clover, ssso@ s;y:l' Oats
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, OCT 22.-Prices
of beef cattle ranged follows. Best IS 75a$6 90;
that generally rated first quality $450a$5 So med
UNI OF good fair quality So S711a$425 ordinary thin
Steers, oxen and Cows So OOa$3.25 Extreme range
of prices $3.00a$600. Most of the sales were from
"a. $50 per 1G0 lbs. Total receipts for the
week 1899 head total sales for the week 2OU8 head
The market has been fairly active to day, and
prices of the better grades shade higher than last
week, say ~ for good butcher cattle, viii COM
mon stock was unchanged. The quality averages a
trife better than last weeks offerings
MILCH Cows .-GUod Cows are very scarce. We
quote at ASS per head. wholesale
SHEEP AND LAMBS The increase in the receipts
over last week is less than 500 but they seem to be
ample for very moderate demand, as the butchers
buy slowly and the call for stock Sheep is very
light. Good Lambs are in fair demand The DUAL.
iy OF the offerings is fully up to that Of last week
We quoSe butcher Sheep at 3Aa5 cts. and Lambs at
4Aa6 cts per lb gross. Stock Sheep S2as3 Is per
head for Ewes, and Wethers 4a414 cts. per h. Ar
rivals this week 3842 head.
HoGs-Ihe market is fairly supplied with Hogs
this week. and their quality about equal to that of
last weeks offerings. The numbers run about 1907
less than the previous week, but seem to be equal
to moderate and fair demand. Prices are slight
fraction off from lass weeks figures We quote
rough Hogs at 6a5A Cts. better or AIDES 7a7A cents
per lb net Arrivals this week 6l6l head
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-, OUHQUeTS as IL U0eS.
The following is but one of the many testimou ials
being constantly received commendatory of DR..
Fahrney's Health Restoref:
Drs. D. Fahrney q Son GENTLEMEN THE use
of the bottle of Health Restoler sent to me has been
of such practical benefit that feel it but lust to
Speak word IN its favor. 1t is the first medicine
that Ihave found that would CONQUER sick.head-
che. Rev G. 81. Holt, to whom you sent bottle
has also received much benefit from it.
REV. j. M. FRIES, A. NJ
Principal shenandoah Seminary,
octl23m* Dayton, Va.
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PARTRIDGEs may be killed from this
time until January lst, without violation
Of law,
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Church-yards coughs can be cured by Hale,s
honey OF Horenound ana Tar. oct slim.
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Ayers Hair Vigor cleanses and invigorates the
scalp; cures dandluff and itching; an elegant
dsessing. ettt.E
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WOMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNIoN.-The Virginia State convention
of this Union met in Richmond last week
and elected the following officers of the
State organization Mrs. D 4. Wilson,
OF Loudoun county, president; Mrs. Alex.
IL. Fultz, of Staunton corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Maggie Crenshaw. of Richmond,
recording secretary; Mrs. ]. L. Cochran,
Charlottesville, treasurer. Vice-Presi-
dents-Henrico county, Mrs. w. H.
Peasants; Loudoun county. Mrs. L. M.
Browne; Albemarle, Mrs. Prof. Davis
Augusta county, Mrs. J. w. Newton
Hanover county. Mrs. W. W. Bennett ;
Fairfax county, Miss Belle Downey: Alex
andria, MrS. E. d. Leonard Nansemond,
Mrs. M. S. Rlddick; Rockingham Mrs.
John Paul
The following Committee on Plan of
Work was appointed: Mrs. Newton, OF
Staunton Mrs. DIR. Bennett. of Ashland;
Mrs. Anderson, of Richmond ; Mrs.
Brown, of Lincoln; and Mrs. Virgle Pleas
ants. of Church Hill Richmond.
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Ladies! beautify your complexion with Glenn Is
Sulphur Soap. oct Slim
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Hills Hair and Whistler Dye, 50 cents. oct s-1m
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THE ENTERPRISE OF THE AUGUSTA
FAIR SOCIETY.-The following extract
from the Lynchburg News is readable.
even though much of the point of it has
been washed out by the rain:
1t is unfor' innate that the Stanton and
Lynchburg Fairs will conf ct. We shall
miss some es eened exhibitors who have
always attended our Fairs, notably Messrs.
Bowman and Pratt. Besides the stanton
Fair will take off some of the Roanoke
exhibits that. OF herwise, would have come
here 1t must be confessed that the Staun-
ton people have shown great liberaity
ank enterprise in getting up their Fair.
The amount of premiums offered is S. 900,
and special premiums amounting to ST. 400,
are offered 10y The citizens. This overtops
Lynchburg, it carrot be denied. and
leaves her in the rear. Our Society has
offered as large premiums as it felt justi
fed in doing. and they are very liberal;
but in the matter of individual prizes we
present no Inducements this year. The
fact is that, if Lynchburg would compete
with other places. in these days Of heavy
competition. and keep the current in her
direction. she must spur up ard offer as
great Inducements as other places. Roam
oke IS ahead of US; Stanton is ahead of
US, and Richmond is ahead of us. Let this
be- borne in mind another wear.
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THE LAST BEFORE THE ELECTION.

WALLACE OF ORANGE, LONG JOHN OF
ROCKINGHAM, AND u DGE CHRISTIAN
OF RICHMOND. AT THE OPERA HOUSE
A STURDY ASSEMBLAGE OF AUGUSTA
MARKS.
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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FROM EMINENT W. L. ALMoN President Medic ag
College, Halifax. N. S.:-"Colden's Liquid Be, IF
Tonic is Invaluable feUer. indigestion and area e.
ness, and is unsurpassed for female complaints. -
(I0Ee no 0tilef,) Or druggists. oct slim.
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BAKER BROS.
EDUCATIONAL.
aug3-Spec. copy

THE wAYNEsBoRo SEMINARY
FOR CIR Is,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 17TH 1888.
Address, MRS. T. OSCAR. ROGERS, Prin
WaynesborO,
sep7-2m Augusta County, Va.
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Conquers as it Goes.

Buy a Gem Organ.
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GC.,

The weather Monday was bad enough, as
it had been for several days before, but
that did not prevent a large gathering of
Democrats at the Opera House, about
twice as many as could have been crowded
into the Court House. Capt. James Bum
gardner, Chairman of the County Con-
mlttee, presided and ntroduced the speak
ers, all of whom agreed that at this near
time to the election, work was better than
oratory, and only made brief and stirring
addresses
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such as buckets horse buckets, cedar Tubs Churns
brooms, &c. &c. at very low figures.
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We have full assortment of
FERTILIZERS
A

Please examine the State chemists report for the
value If our goods
cred at StauntoE or KaDhine. or in Car load lots
stations along Shenandoah Valley, Chesapeake &
Ohio or Valley RaiLrOadS
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The weather yesterday was almost as
bad as on Tuesday, and last night the
promise was not good for fair day TO-
day. Nevertheless, the fair will continue
to-day and to- morrow, and all the pro-
gramme will be carried out. The tracing"
yesterday was without interest, the track
being dreadful.