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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-24
so FRANoIsco MARKEr.
SAN FRANCISCO. December %,

SAN FRANCISCO, December sd.
FLOUR-BusincsS at the moment is confined t
local wants. We quote: Best city extra, "a 25Cd
4 So medium S. 5094 shipping superfne 81 Il
as so p Dbl.
WHEAT-In shipping circles movement il
more or less retarded by the prevailing rain
Prices are steady, though not buoyant Many
operators fear that any improvement abroad
viii inure more to the advantage OF frelghtS
than grain, and on this theory they do not be-
lieYe that values viii show any marked advance
in the near future. Still, there are many con,
tingencies that may change the outlook and
turn the situation favorabiy Tor the farming IN.
terest. No. ! grades are quotable AT 81 2334G1 z
2 ctl Choice parcels and selections on milling
account bring higher figures.
Call trading this morning was not lively in
character, while values were easy. Sales were
BUYER l- season-a0o tons, 81 So; 100, 81 342z.
BUYER season, city-S00 tons 81 $50
BUYER 1SS4 city-100 TONS 81 % q ctl.
Closing prices were: ~,
No. While Bid Asked,
Buyer season. Sl14 81 $40
Buyer season, city..-........... S31s 3224
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer scason-100 tons, 81 49,; 200, 81 Sl5si
100 s. 81 800, 81 81.
BUYER season. city-iO0 tons, RI SOS; 4UU,
81 $50: 500, 81 35}s q ell.
BARLEY-Trade in the sample market has
been slow for some time, and it does not look as
If there would be any.brisller movement this side
of the New Year. Other articles OF feed are
generally well represented and more or less Gus
tom is thus diverted into other channels Offer
ings of Feed as a rule are barely up to No; l
standard, though no great exception can be
taken as 10 quality The better class OF stock
can be bought at 90@92l5e, while poor and me
dunn grades are 10 be had at S214aS71zc z ctl.
= Brewing shows no particular eiiaiise. All want
are readily met at range of s. O5Gl 125a Z ctl.
on call there has been no extensive business
so far this week. Spectators have apparently
balanced their contracts, and are not disposed
TO make many new engagements for the pres
ent. Sales this morning were as follows:
- Seller four days-103 tons, 9ll2c.
Buyer season-300 tons, = 06' ;; 400, 81 06}5; $50
81 06ll
Seller 1S5l-1uO tons, SIC.
Buyer January-100 tons, gj14c: 100, CSC; 1eo,
94l9c a ctl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-24
DE. AHNENT.
Dr.. Spinney0CO

Of No, II kearny ST., San Francisco,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-24

400 Geary street, san Francisco, Cal
Private Entrance, 100 Mason street four blocks
up Geary street from Kcarny. Nam entrance
through DiSpenSary Drug store dS-lvtGwly
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

CIRCUIT COURT OF ROCKINGHAM
Hollingsworth VS.. Coffman, &c., decided in
favor of defendants. Union Springs Com.
pany retain possession of the Springs.
Will probably 60 to the Court of Appeals,
Yaneey va. Yancey. Teel VS.. Yancey,
Harnsberger vs.. Yancey. SC. Receivers
to A. R.. J. M. G., and Robt. S. Harnsber.
ger about $4,000, and settles the long
continued dispute between the estates OF
VIM. B. Yancy, ST., and Henry E. Sipe,
W. S. Miller and the estate of Chas. E.
Yancy, decd and the Harnsbergers.
Peale VS.. Peaie and Peale 3 administrator
vs.. e. S. and A. N. Peale. Decree con-
firming Commissioner Points report of
the liens against the estate of Jonathan
Peale, decd and his heirs, and directing
sales of sufficient amount of eight inter-
ests to satisfy said debts.
{ j. ID. Price and others VS.. Thomas Coch-
ron and others. Decree confirming the
res Vie to Morgan, trustee, amounting to
about 900, 900.
9 There were entered on Thursday more
than two pty ehancery orders. Clerks
worked all n. 'yht.
A vast deal of business has been dis
posed of during tn term. The law docket
has been reduced onss .nalf.
DR.. Points says JUICE Mclaughlin ia
the best Judge the coun.N ever had. and
we know Of none who disp Ute it.-Hari'
s0nbsrq People. g ".
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Mt. Vernon Items.

N. T. y.
The farmers are busy preparing to plant
corn. The wheat is now growing very
nicely.
A Sabbath School was organized at Mt.
Vernon last Sunday, with a very large at
tendance. The following officers were
elected: N. Garrison and d. Weast, Su-
perintendents M. P. P. Beard and J.
Yates, secretaries w. H. ludlow and c.
L. Weast, librarians P. Yates, chorister
and G.. Racer, treasurer.
Rev. G. F. Laird, pastor of the Horeb
congregation has gone to the Presbytery at
Lexington, Va, and will be absent several
weeks. We wish him pleasant trip.
Miss Gussie Weast, of East Point ia
visiting her friends in this community
Mrs. Enos Whitsel is very i'll and has been
for long time. MAX.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

THE HAYTHE HOTEL, Fincastle, is one
Of those home-like resorts that advertise
the locality in which they are situated.
The proprietor is an o1d.time Virginia
landlord and the hospitality he extends is
worthy of the better days Of the Dominion.
We can imagine no place more delightful
to spend summer, and are not surprised
that his ample accommodations are taxed
to their capacity to entertain the flock of
Southern birds that seek the mountains
during the hot months. May it's patrons
multiply ever year, and the shadow of its
proprietor never grow less.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

A HANDSOME QUILT.-One of the hand
soonest pieces Of handiwork on exhibition
for many day can be seen in the store
room window of Mr.. w. o. Stiff, on Main
street,-a quilt made by Mrs. Mills, daugh-
ter of Mrs. BENZ. Plant of this city. 1t is
made after the '.crazy" pattern, and is
certainly display of talent rarely seen.
The pieces are silk and satin put together
regardless of size and shape except here
and there square handsomely hand
painted in roses, buds, &c., and all the
work of Mrs. Mills. Mrs. M. it win be
remembered is the young lady who carried
off the highest prizes for painting and
embroidery at the st. Francis school in
this place several years ago,--a talent
which is fully sustained in the piece Of
work referred to.
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DIED.

lSaIoo Il DIED. 8fsx
AT the Parsonage at Warm Springs, Va, on
Saturday. April 18th, Henry Darlington Brown
aged years and months, infant Child Of Rev.
On the 22d instant, in Frankford, Greenbrier
county, w. Va, Of consumption, Mrs Susan
Pollock, aged about A years.
At his residence near Liberty, Bedford coun-
ty, on Tuesday, April 18th. 1884. DR.. VIM. G. Buff
frey. formerly resident Of Rockingham coun :
ty. In the 09th year Of his age.
At her residence about three miles north of
Harrisonburga on Monday morning at 2 OF clock,
april Y, lSS4, Mrs: Annie Wampler, consort OF
Benz. Mampler. decd, In the Goth year of her
age. She was consistent member of the Tun-
re ker Church, and was buried at Greenmount on
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

THE ODD FELLOWS BANQUET given at
the Hall Of the Order, last Tuesday night,
was one of the most elegant affairs ever
gotten up in Staunton. The table was
loaded with everything that could tempt
the appetite, and the large number OF
guests did ample justice it. Capt. I. }.
Crowder welcomed the guests, and the
principal address was delivered by ". +.
Craig, Esq. 1t was rich literary treat,
The Order is In a splendid condition and
embraces in its membership many of onf
most prominent citizens.
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\ DEsIRABLr pROpERrY.-The res

A DESIRABLE PRopERrY.-The resi-
dence advertised for sale in another column
by W. III. Peyton is one of the most de-
sirable about Staunton. 1t is in thorough
repair, conveniently located, and supplied
with all the latest improvements. There
10 money in it for anyone who wants to
makes an Investment in real estate.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

MARRIED Our ,Yuhg ana ls1el'cu
countyman, Mr.. VIM. In oLou1' was mar
ried on Tuesday last to Miss N Lizzie
Harris. The ceremony toe N place at the
residence of the BRIDES aSher, ". H.
Harris, Esq.,, in Albemarle county, rev.
S. P. Huff officiating, We ten DER our ssesI
wishes to the young couple. May thelv
future life be filled with the riches OF hap
ri ness. 81 4w
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Rows, Sc S4ooL.-NTe are glad to know
:, ,st stauntoN Ia is to have another frst-class
h, Tvs, se,ool Mr.. KabLe, whose announce
m emf annears q Elsewhere, IS a thorough ed
u ,ator and chr sstlan gehsAs,nall' anu " ~
m ALE 3 valnable edition to the citizenship
of our city. We e. ytend him hearty well
come and trust his aoSs sslte u.il0 y pe0'"
tiOns may be realized
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[Eor the XrRnIr1AN

Editors Valley Vsrginian: Your Windy
Ridge correspondent in your issue of last
week. April oath, has wilfully and mali
ciously lied in saying that the young lady
referred to was the guest of Thomas Nc
Clune. Neither Of the young ladies men,
TONED are or eUer haze been guest of his.
April 28th, 1884. ANXIOUS.
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south River Items.


The ladies and gentlemeA of Sherando
are preparing to give an entertainment in
the M. E. Church of that place, on the
9Th and 9th of May, for the benefit of the
church. The entertainment will consist
of vocal and instrumental music. recita-
tions, tableaux and charades. The East
Augusta C9rnets Band will be present to
enliyen the occasion. We sincerely hope
hat our liberal spirited people will give q
hearty response to this laudable enterprise
by turning out en- maasse. q The price of ad-
mission is very low, and from our kn0wl-
edge of the -a-headatiyeness of the young
lady who is directing the laffalr, we can
promise . fnll return for the price of ad-
mission. Doors open at O'Clock p. m.
The scarlet fever scare is ABOUT over.
We have no deaths to record up to this
time. 5ezsgosi
A most singular accident occurred on the
farm of the late Richard Brooks last week.
A fine two-year-old colt belonging to the
estate Of that gentleman, was grazing in o
field adjoining one in which was a mule.
During the day the colt got near the line
fence and while quietly grazing in a corner
of the fence. the mule lifted up its voice
and spake in tones SO loud and prolong ed
that the colt, which had never seen mule,
or, at least, had never heard one, started
to leave that part of the moral pasturage.
and being blinded by fright, ran into the
fence killing himself. aa ~ ho
The wheat crop is getting on finely. But
little corn has been planted. Fruit trees
are as full of bloom as they were last year.
We learn that Mr.. G.. A. Gully will re-
sumo business in May. .in9sHa9
Rachael, thedaughter Of Jno. D. Balsley,
of Sherando. who has been extremely i'll
from measles, is, we are happy to say,
getting well. 3N T37isH 9e0a
fyou should see Col. Chas T. O'Ferrall,
or any of the legal fraternity who acted as
counsel in the late contest, please say to
them that the question they so dearly loved
to put to witnesses for contestee, ''How
are y0p going to vote in 1884 ?" was
answered in Richmond, on the 23d inst,
by the representatives of something like
one hundred and fifty Thousand Of the peo-
pie of Virginia. ska@ ROVER.
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To THE NATIONAL CoNyENTIor e wI
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, f Tor ser en-
days beginning with May 18th. will e ~
round trip tickets from Staunt. in tot H'.'
cago and return. for $40. THIS H.. onl'
m. express from here reaches, Chicaf :. - r. :,
thirty-Six hours. " AZ
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

y. M. q. A.-Next Sunday is Lao ;e.s,
10y ~ '.'e , M y. a. Leader, MAJ. Jed
Hotchkss, lesson Acts 5th chapter.
The hour for meeting as mo,o Jour ns17 a.
haT O'Clock instead of -four. A N ono
cordially welcome. Let us have fnpI
house.
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DIRECTED WEEKLY BY EAKLE & JONES.
WHOLESALE PRICES. lAi1
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. 4
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1854,
AT CALYERTON YARDS.

BEEF CATTLE.-Ihe offerings to-day were OF
fully as good an average quality as were those
of last week, and the number was rather in ex-
cess OF very moderate demand. Prices show
no quotable change since last week. and trade
| throughout was quite slow. SEINE 27 fine Cattle
viii be shipped to Europe. We quote at 5Oa
Sd 10, with most sales at 5a$6 % per 100 lbs
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged as follows: Best
. 75aS6 40 that generally rated first quality.
| . HktSD TO, medium or good fair quality Oila
81 20, ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and Cows
Quasi w. Extreme range of prices 50aS6 4O
Most of the sales were from 0OaS6 SO per I'm
lbs. Total sales for the week 696 head against
984 last week, 49,,
SwINE.-The receipts show comparatixaIv
heavy failing Oft In humber as compared w1tiSj
last week, but Notwithstanding this fact the
supply seems fully equal to very moderate del
| mand. The quality will not average quite al
good as last week. We quote at 7aS cents per III
net. Arrivals this week 4Sl2 head against 1881
last week. I.y s3st -.Hl I'll ~,
We're not OF as good an average as last week.
Trade for Sheep was slow, while good Lambs
were i'll fair demand. Common Sheep were
hard to sell at lowest quotations. We quote
clipped Sheep at 3a5A cents, wool do. 5a6N cts,
and Lambs at Sal0 cents per ID gross. Arrivals
this week 1851 head against 2673 last week. ll,r
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET..,
APRIL 2S.-Prices this week ranged as fol-
lows:
Beef Cuttle.-very best to 6Ac; medium to
go0d, "A 70 5Ac.; common to fair, to 44c,
gross. ~
Hogs-6149734c., net
About 220 head of beef cattle, 323 hogs and 81
sheep on the market during the week, and all
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

TIC DELEGATES.-The Demo-
ty Committee held a meeting
and apportioned the twenty
s to be elected from StauntOn
a as follows Ward No. l, 2
Ward No. 2, 2 delegates; Bey-
District, 8 delegates Pastures
elegates North River district,
Middle River District, 8 dele
h River District, 8 delegates
District, 8 delegates. h
ings to elect these delegates
take place on the 10th of May
ing times and places
Courthouse, 8 o'clock p. m.
Mayors office, s o'clock p. N
anor District, Courthouse,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01
THE MAYORALTY.

We learn to-day that G. A. Richardson, ESQ j.
is being urged by his numerous friends to an
nounce himself candidate for the Office OF
MAYOR II Mr.. Richardson consents to become
candidate there will be lively time in the
Democratic household, and Mr.. Gordon, the on
" gentleman before the people of Stanton fol-
the position. will have to bestir himself if he
would win the race Mr.. Richardson is live
man and has been thoroughly identified with
the interests of the city of Staunton as mer-
mayl VOTERS, +
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GOOD SHoT.-Mr. Simon p. Cook. Iiy-
ing near Buckhorn Tavern, killed, last
week, at one shot with rifle two large
owls.
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-r,,,pura s,ScE.A Rev. r. Smithson will
raoo,, a sermon on the subject of Tempe
I ance t,n Sunday NeVenlng' NY ieques' VI
Il Ne Cool Templars. services 60 commence
~. Q 49, * In the Methodist church.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

FARMERS, ATTENTION IL am now of (
aef'hg Tor sale Plaster, fine ground (,
steam machinery and delivered in town.
mar 3-2t. J. E. GRAHAM /
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E,Nr Ho,A asE FOR SALE.-We direct at
,,,+;on Ao, The advertisement of Mr.. B.
= A1,;s ri horse he offers is a perfect
! necfmen Of t. he equine race, and would
, 70 a rare fan4il, morse.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

REDUCTION OF TELEGRAPH RATES
The Western Union has announced a
general reduction in their rates Of from
40 to 70 per cent. on day messages, and a
uniform rate Of Is cents for ten words on
night messages to most of the prominent
points. Under the reduction the rate to
New York is IS instead of so cents !; to
Baltimore Is instead of 40 cents, and to
Richmond and Norfolk the same. This
may be put down as the first good result
of the postal telegraph agitation.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

Smoke Seal Skim Best 10 cent Cigar
No scent or flavor by drugs. apri0
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

bbott Opera Company last
ed Flotow's Martha to a
Miss Abbott appeared as
- in which she trans
pirit. Her PRESERVATION
md plump figure. and is a
ON old standards. Her
nmer'' won an enthusi-
Miss Zelda Segum us
asing as of yore in grace
voice has nOtldeteriora-
uality. Sig. Tagliapie-
lunkett..'' His finished
utist in music and ac-
nj as "Lionel" was the
The aria in the fourth
tn a passionate reality
the audience and met
ic encore. The con-
given with strength.
I'd Sig. Tagliapietra s
nth act. alsorthe finale
ldidly given and rede-
ter-Ocean.
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CITY SERGEANT.

of March 25th, respectfully announce myself
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT.
Should 1t be the pleasure of my, fellow citizens
to elect me, promise ithfuIdischarge of the
position. Respectfully, m -
apr3-tde RIO Il nE1vr0Io
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

Ladies will find full line of Centemeri, g
Aiu uioVes, aI ELLER 5. apr 10.
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lands ALEs- On Monday last, .. M
Gus fIing ( Son, anctioneers. aade th TO
lowi ng sa les
Fc Y N essrs. Stuart, Coclr. an s. Fu. 'b
com rs, t he two-thirds of 10, 600 acres a ,
mine raj land, belonging to tn Trotter es
tate- 20 "A. Lowe,of New Yol k for IS, 500.
re r atrick u White, COM rs, the q. w.
mar mar, lso Tger farm OF l2s acl es. to John
Chrl stE N for 80 per acre.
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THE MARKETS..

The markets show firmer feeling this week
with slight inclination upward. The transac-
tions have been somewhat livlier during the
past fortnight, and yesterday the outlook was
encouraging. Prices were as follows:
Flour. Family $500; extra S4.65; super, $3.50; ;
Wheat, Sl.06 to $I.OS; Corn, u to IS; Oats 40:
Hay So to $780,
In Baltimore. Wheat, 81 OS to 81 II; Rich
mond. 81 05 to ST. Is.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE REyE VI \ E

TO the Voters of the Csty OF Sta.,,toa. ~
respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE, subject to the Primary election
to be held Friday, May 18th, and earnestly So
licit your support and hope it may be youl
pleasure to elect me. Respectfully,
mayl GEO. II, HUDSON. A
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ClTY ATTORNEY.

Messrs. p. e. Wilson. David Butcher, B. F. Ea-
kle. Z. A. Dawson, o. M. Goode K. O. Holli-
day. Isaac Witt. ". N. Page, r. M. Ayers and
others -
Gent!emen.-In response to your call upon me
through the columns of the indicator of the
2ath instant, to announce myself candidate
Tor tho office of gommonwealth's Attorney for
the city Of StaH9tan, ! respectfully offer my
name to be voted for. for said office, subject to
Ethe decision OF the Democratic Primary Should
1T be the pleasure of my fellow citizeiis to re
elect me, shall, as l have heretofore endeav-
0red to do, administer the duties of the office
mayl-St EDWARD .ECHoLs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

HANDSOME TEsTTj MoNIAI = Last Friday
Dr. Kobt- ). Hamilt on. lates sur ,erintendent
OF the Western LIZ matte AS ylu m, was the
recipient OF a bea1 utiful ebop " gold-headed
cane, with the II inscription On it, From
the Patients OF the Western Lm iatic Asy-
lum." The 81 # was entirel, III respected.
out none the ,ss deserved ,anl lhig hlyappre
ciated by the accomplished md proficient
ex-Superint endent.
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ANNOUNCE1TENTS.

FoR Mayor MAYOR
We call upon Mr.. q. A. Richardson to an
nounce himself candidate for MAYOR. He will
be supported by MANY VoTERs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

SEAL SKIN, - Best 1Oc. Cigar. w. r.
Tyree & Co., Wholesale Agents.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

Don't f. II to examine WE, ,LRR s New
foods Def ore purcbasino
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BELLEMoNT CHURcH.--rhe y,e,uJ
nretnren church, near the city of -
ton, ON the New Hope 70 ad WIFI M %
Gated on Sunday, May 18th, 1884,
". kiracofe will officiate. Rev. n :
funkhouser is expected to. am a
oener ministers will be present. ID, v
invited to attend. INA Erp All
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LOEB BROTHERS
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
PRIOR TO REMOVAL AND

REBUILDING OUR STORE HOUSE EARLY THIS SUMMER
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TRY SERGEANT.

respectfully announce to the voters of
Staunton that am candidate subject to the
Primary, for reelection to the office Of CITY
SERGEANT. which have filled for some time, as
hope; acceptably TO the people.
mayl-4ts w. D: RUNNELS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01

Pure and sweet is the SEAL SKIM
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Seal Skim" Sea- Skin.N : Equal to
best imported Cigars. apr10
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SALES OF So - -
Schaffer has 80 FRoff R'
the vacant usn. from ! s..
Public So NV N ~ 'la streel y
Messr 'nool bulld' ng at 81, 8
Hagen >. " ~. y " A. Coo \
prope 20" nav pul 'liased the
We Ivy VI aug ista ST. eet
ali understand tn ey prop ose
lie business hou ses thereon.
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RIO THE VOTERS OF sTAUNToN.
respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of
HCITY CONSTAB BILE
subject to the decision of the Democratic Pri-
past, endeaVor to discharge the duties of the
Office faithfully. Respectfully.
apr "a GEO. A: HUTCHINSON.
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- ,a... a.'saslAs ~ pril is brimful of
h; Hsacter, and is in all roo, io'o '"ie. -.
Il a standard that .,as oo'' ny W
~ so successfully ma, peei es0 esu 4,';s
!, Do rs,, e,a IS ;.,soN In addition to
:, sE.or;.J ;,,to.a-. :. 'las ion on subjects OF
NJ nnfr is elegantly .ne Two o.s, *, + ,as
f, il page and one hal llustraeeu py on4o ~
cuts of Natural Bhj page ilneis oAeouSo''
aor4,,, not,,ralr,,o. dge, showing that won
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