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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-07-16

This place. The compliment bestowed
uponahiin is richly deserved, and we re,
ceiveI with pleasure the recognition Of the
merits and attainments of our Old friend
and schoolmate - 1'si ss'''' ~ E
Prof. William B. Met iIyray, NJ. A..
principal OF Leigh School, this city, has
been unanimously elected State counsellor
for Virginia of the American Institute of
Civics of Boston, Mass. 19e esd. sai
The organization Of this represent
body OF leading scholars and Scientists en-
braces now about 800 OF the most Sdistin-
gulshed IN the country. lille no limit
has been specified, thenumbeEwillb be con-
fined to men of the highest culture and of
the widest range of Investigation
The Institute has departments in every
section OF the country, aud the hOnorrc con-
ferred by election to membership is by no
means an empty one, necessarily deyolving
upon the ablest counsellor application and
research OF no common order.
The plans of the Institute, as developed
include the establishment of four depart
ments, namely; Public School Instr action,
College and Prof ssional Instruc ion, Pop
nlar lnstruct ion, Departm tent of the Press.
Inn At these departmen ts efforts will be
made to promote suitable instruction with
reference to the relations and obligations
of governments and the governed; in COM
mon schools high cheels, colleges, normal
and other professional schools Ito bring
into relation with the Institute, as aux
iliaries. suitable popular associations and
societies willing to cooperate; to promote
these ends by securing the aid of all suit
able publications willing to lend their CO.
T. l3S $50
In the Advisory Board ,.of which Chief
Justice Waite, United States Supreme
Court, is president, are found Hon. Will
liam !; Preston Johnson, LII. D., president
Tulane university. La; President Noah
Porter, u. y, OF ale College, and others
Of like prominence. ~ s''s'9'9lIg 90
as453.6 -.l---l4 ~. -. :. lll-l.. -. 3l..ss
looking Glass Plates all sizes for sale at
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H0nors to az Virginia

! The Richmond State, of the 9th. has the
following notice of the election of Rev. W.
B. McGilvray as one of the Counsel of the
American Institute Of GIVES @of Boston,
Mass. Mr.. .McGilyray isa native of Rock
ingham, and a cousin of Col. w. L. Bum
gardner and Capt. James Bumgardner, Of
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TEMPERANcE-The monthly Temper
:anee Prayer meeting will he held next
Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Church
at 44No clock. Short addresses may be eX-
pected. The public..:are cordially invited
to attend.
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THE MARKETS.

The markets are at a standstill, and Will con
tinue nominal until the new crop begins to
come in. Quotations yesterday were as fol-
lows Flour, Family 81 50; Extra 81 81; Super
So 75; Wheat 80 to 65 Wool II to Is. In Rich
mond wheat 81 03; Baltimore 81 O5. H. f.. =,
GTAUNTON MARKETS.
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Two Cardinal Red Window Shades, with
al the fixtures complete, at 90 cents, per
III N. y. 3. N. lamisan.s
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Spring''Hill Items.
al lI',,'e. Ef.ttl .4i5t =. w..
Reported for the VIRGINTAr

| reported Une NIRGINIAN.
Your correspondent had the pleasure a
! few, days since to,be. shown through one
of the largest country stores, found in the
county. aaTIlhj This store is located in Mt. So
Ion, and is owned by Mr.. FL. B. McFall, at
that place. From the large stock of dry
goods and groceries on hand Mr.. Nc
means business, and we learn intends to
Esellthese goods Eeryilow for cash OF trade.
/ We hope he will close out this stock of
| goods and become q candidate for the Leg
| islature this fall. He is one of the many
men who is posted and knows what the
people Of the county need and a man who
has many friends in the county, is a rous-
ing good Democrat and a gentleman
Mr.. w. H. Gamble has just finished
cutting and moving one of the worst pull
ing hills on the Mt. Scion and Staunton
road. in our town, which footed up some
thing over one hundred dollars This is
the first money that we have realized from
the taxes paid by our people. Now we
want 'awagon bridge OF Palner's ford.
w Z IlUpS bulS VIII U5@ttOeGliueu W, dnu bQaG
the foot crossing will be kept up until the
7 bridge is built Footimen are tired Of
fording the river. - !. ''''.V-t-4
Everything in the vegetable kingdom
in this localny3is growing finely, and from
the present prospect the corn crop will be
the best we have hadsfor years. Wheat
is good half crop; oats are the best we
have grown for many seasons, and every
body seems to be happy F!2 r. q .sr rs
. The faWof. Our 6ownsmenaw are not
attending the, y Normal in your city are CON
tenting themselves picking blackberFies.
Ourcity storekeepers have not made any
assignments yet,1 q feature 50 common Of
late. We suppose the high price of7eggs
has kept our stores from closing Il i,,,, III.
Mrs IF. Fisher1and daughter are visiting
friends in Highland county. 800 80
MI. Jacob Clinedinst, Of New Market,
is visiting hisbfother iii our town. He
is the inventor of the famous churn that
is SC. much used in this State by dairy
metlaj euriQS III s@,S iciJa ILtifla.i'!il! al.
:" Mr.. Joseph Wriggle,, Of Btfdgewater,
was on our streets this week. .j.ls.s.g
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FINE Business OPPORTUNITY.-By the
advertisement published elsewhere it will
be seen that the prosperous and. popular
firm of c. ~. SoMerville q Co. offer their
entire stock, goodwill, etc., for sale. This
step is rendered necessary by the i'll health
of Mr.. Som'erville, who, under the advice
of his physician, will be compelled to give
up business SO combining The house is
one of the staunchest in the city and not.
withstandling the depressing times has
commanded a large and profitable trade
Its sale win afford some. enterprising man
an opportunity to step into neat thing.
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''''''' Sssns The seafbb6y y ~ orld81 'ssssi
Farly IN the slfgv- on Monday, the 18Th
inst .teaebefs be G alia 10 arrive in. town
fans orsstlie eloseaeaisa aa ,gfnise
numoer had registered "a for 4 tie Peabody
Normal Insa ~ iiaa been widely
1saiv ised Ia a,eIssiaiS faa 4fh.3 ,At Ssp8(
4. M. the school was called to order il Gle
I,an+;ct cb,rcoI,. Te,,srl- zn,tpnud with nrave1
a,:,pts;ssf ,p,ss,se,sa sTua sgsIa,no. ..ainG
ss !. II yaSf. .ae INF s,,
1;o Interruption fn,rrTrt1v onened the exer!
o;sos .sAla AZ 90 1a-us.e p.
w s,.., va ~ s' 70
,oro prof W = Eoy nrincinal efa'ifT 6a
HI hi sobool Aasefsg ,64AT and Prof. ri
fW IS;.a, a1 .aopf}ct
! +ho Tnstitnta ,rora OH nrasant And EHftei
the announcements oflt l1esuogramme, each
1aaS nj -, Iii i in
tended, ste ae6hatset nsl4eo departs 4ssI
signed to him, and promised to make ting
eseFets 4 at nad a Aterl
esting as possible
.azTrA,Sata 5f5rE 4 \ A sintita
hss y. ,, % n 10 5 sss9 .sSs ~ M
l. "a o''iiy - -
parGment ota'eesaO .s's '1' nlsSU a
q 3 HSsa
fa's 'asAe.'s sis ssaaa ~ Wa.
NC = "a aalA- leeluie ", esenonu'l
Ss3snss 4 sasSia = ~ ru
ss@e ss'a qs'Esss, esss menace
lnelic' slai1 Luz ,9 g f III
ssassDs .,ss . sas ta,,
i,ap o1sswri 'ff fotfhd' ,tles s.lsIa
prlel coal lsss ill aia n. oupUsl'l0
a5 s'5 Il sBb GU SYes4Yeo.
TIL lsea ven ss ~ pt',,'e J &c
ssno Co., % al 40 puss,e the 'o othep fnr al
uanco a,f llsIhf,Nf i it1rs in at
~ AZ =; ,if as III
f,,r,,i,h a. +I,o;r- 7-7,7z,r+rotion srob infor
- .l:s z.t asS otnrs
ss ,, iis. ,as sa s,sss aiyiasS
~. ~ oi+,,or ,,;,,;s;a,, =, ro
''s9i ilii9 49, s,a 1918
,Sf ,ss; II f5Sy: : nrs ]
4I -.
= 80 90 ma iii NO ad.n,oa 70 tho naeds ii
no taaohors thasa sball from time n
time reveal 6sefnSesHeg An some subject.
40 ..orost;on md answer, method will
H. ssassF eEgo Sas s&5issxE4sifsA)eI
land an, e fort thus be ,laaEstaz+Q HtiEze tho
fassS1a9 $50 a. , - ~. s.s o.
.s " l .ss fll ia1, g
F. ass14ta 1ifss SsoHsgsbfs' .;siilsa
ga, as # ooes comnlete If is imxpta,4ti
I34,,sssl tsaEe,st ta@9,4. i she,4.l ba bres6ht
~ tbo sisa,74f Ri ,}.ajtfffll tbe.cldsp Of
the Insritpte
pba foIlowino nrooramme will indicate
In a general way the division Of subjects
and the plan of No1.kss bit it will be modl-
fed if necessary 70 meet the wants lTt55 Of the
school ''' j
St&o aT.sosfiAs'kAsf'A''
$50 to s: 4ya t1peiifhe etises.
Z 8 ll5ssta ESQ, sisome: Nseufaal Tppas.) bis
lstars.. and yps,aheogya Of yeaHeatieas meth
eds of tesohjpg, discipline, &C., by the
instructors in turn. 4 and B Sections to-
gather so J. RI: ,.s' Sxog..,.r ~
-e:sse to fo:fe, Prof. Painter-Advanced
| Arithmetic. .Efsr7tff Fro. Fl Fox Elementary
| ocranhv. A1xsaasv .xossuA.a
.selessa,tosle So lRSobas.y insto1lr. aE!lemen-
Re f3 ESb, Ii t sss and
a5 sagetl esssisoas d ,i9siw lob asloi
I'd sqas aiD6 RAJ ess. a "a saisoo s I'D
1Tf 477l m &5aY re ztttfL tnY!o EfeInefl
| .siilSs3 lsis0ll d Q 15sL1 soJ 6Si4 asb ss33on
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sheiEKMI5ENEsg lRTe ffEreek to aauRaae
nens bRsAS II tleEm "a ofEssfds IL d sn
'incsl Bib I Rlhagh i !. !

and develsIsAE 49, sssssns ss feH ad.
dressasss. efsassa . pesa4ar4fa sshsabpy AID
appropriate i Nfth i tie .i hsaTtx ,ap-
proyalss osq a4 ~ essa9S alai5a 6hab ITO
fsssssss 81 sqs f a ssmaN boot pnasss ID
Mag 5sf t sa1 An S SisgatHs 3ff Ba d
Of tESesf ses9f atstnu9 tdegs, lsFas miro
ducedSbp 6ap eIia fnsidenB jBdwie & IN H,sfsB
ssG R5 asa3s eaEnsar hi ~ 4 s
biS IL saas sss Ra ss 1855
lion and Illustration He alluded nao tr,e
pleasure it would afford the children to see
the teachersrangeldaf seats to he ts3sght j
and afteraA reference To- bissawn extended
experience i9 the Nofkl of finstrueting 'he
spoke OF the Improvement lRaiY a made in the
SCHOOLS a. and the promise which the future.
held out. Maj Hotehkiss condensess s- ~
much inta1his addresses thatanveenaS nsal
ton Of ddi 10th speaker and
subject injustice, and we, shall therefore
not attempt synopsiS0fi his remarks.
On behalf Of thetaachers,f Prof. :Pain+er
closed the exercises II IN address flata VA
Tx Rr alission t@ Sn',n ,n
was as W ohf tity sl If' q ae slb az
and aHs garnegtg eilth ustastic II refence 10
the public School system and the great eaf
work it was destined to fulfill, showed
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| spirit into the buat,seas 81 his lieutenants
ahsss =, upturusa fsoss s.sstsdsain: sso !, /
dress tn The EXERCISE a. The aav ended and
t IT, ,s H. s; S1S issss ~ asa fled
out.
tsIiJS5M I9yAII a2a.13ggISI ylfl3noM
hsiaesaI lsgs7g a 1R Row .yabnu2 bIisis i
. ~ G sesslsa apsaya ssssfB e ~
=, 40 ~ lsSss7 ttits1
strider' pastor OF the ISL PrespyteTlsp
fAlSAfclls GoRaNc ting the5 asY o 1T exer
Psse 4 !yaas4 HID sgllp pig Paas 4
leet, What 1sseheFs should knew; 4 A. J
.,ie conclusion OF ms discourse ne aislaea
lhSi qfi44atd eAH iAMo H5sftf9ns any
DsasSf sg 5he shsR als.lacatsgf tN M
S5as5sgz8 guy gi ll2'lnper feplssei ~ ~
}sAl "a ssaasAes seeIleno i5!aofse DeaI!lpy
ngssrS Eng O. pglRaI s. seGsl IN
st Ky nftnutes Brof winston ls t pEocee z.
oaeetuEe e p ssetlsn ggpo9. .,salen ssl.
Iakllg alr ''s olie Topic loJ analySls
concluuing, rioi' rainter lecIureo upon
hisIa2fA " sa1le s 9ek55 = sny Sa 4ne
1s sHle 10 aoisa uSiS VS. assevlsu + s ne
paseillsns ~ sle ~ paptlsy a cnic'
1rof tpst ta1t lecgqTed upon sclenee ana
rdol tax pga HeSgrap pny A!o!fneu a.
ley TIT '5 ti,o ~ {, ~, su Wy
S.'1estefday eHenfng q. T eaeliefs" Associar
fiio ~,xTaS nrGai1fzoH WIfk' ri k1nffpV Roller
Prreslldtesnts ana %, - L,an noes 81 "aifen
Sessions ST. Ct which II VIII a Pc
4R heRIa eyessy y eysag e. osR aaa promise
to be one OF the most eIfefraInlng featur s
15 af fbs Ngr9 alaaLl.oosq ..9jit,an
aI,w ROSTER s}SST Of 1Ns STU C nj,
/, Miss Nettie Haines, stapntqn, at Home.
4oiEa si ha5es aG5e .o a'aizs7 sqoa gs.
Mas sEe's h 5s bsssh sI@ wv VIZ Hoo'
fioSSfGsss i3tsi fiaSisle, rait all h aio14
1Iosess IHtHepklesss ..ssI 20 e,s15iug1mo3 ayti
ta hd saha,ssa1laes, anesaaills Dc Rsess.
IT,, e Mamie L, Gibbs. Lexington, Mrs *
Ea ,sa.s roat, s,sa p 4, aT Home .'a
natfis go
hss LA Gore 1 SSy 1 te,s' Dr Reese
xSelia Hnadisson Me- M:sps
4ss s aarsaaas 5 stsqaton sm sst as,oah
10 b Herman, NOISY Geek Mrs NJ NJ Ander-
toa sri fence rar past Stanton Home
M { x MSsg6s Rsasssbba a acs rafrenf
Marion lI Roberts, Orlando, Mrs Bailey
M,ss BESSIE sE wilson h1ss a'hs'an
4s1 s ass saa nDng Slaas 1 oiag 9d5
Miss Irene Palmer stanton l1l1l Home, .,tl
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Wall Papers, Window Shades and Pic
ture Frames, p per cent, less than any
place in stanton, Va, ID. NJ. janison's.
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A VALUABLE MINERAL ,SPRING.-For
a number of years mineral spring on the
farm of Mr.Dedrick Miller, living about
one and a half miles west of Stribling
Springs, has enjoyed quite. an extended
neighborhood reputation. Its waters
were-knewnto possess valuable medicinal
properties, and numerous invalids and
persons in bad health, g.hayeI been greatly
benefited by its use. Recently Mr.. Mil
Ter has had the water analysed by the State
chemist; and the result is highly satisfac-
tory, ..a In In his letter accompanying the
analysis, DR.. Wm.0H.l Taylor, State As
sayer and Chemist, saysSg n
ThspaftiaT analysis ofSthe water of your
spring shows that it contains lime, mag
nesia, oxide of iron, potash, soda and
lithia. Other substances, in small pro-
portions You'd, No doubt be, found by a
complete analysis The chief constituents
are as follows, stated Approximately in
grains per gallon Of 2S1 cubic inches
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COUNTY LEvIEs.-The New Board of SUI
pervisor$ of the County, consisting of
Messrs lSeig, Fulcher, Beard, Gamble,
Smiley sGsl Quarles, met on Friday last
and organized by the. election Of Mr.. Fl. B
Seig as President.
The County and District levies for 1885
were made as follows
For the County. General road purposes,
land damages, bridges, &C., S6,OOO.OO
poor at thepoofg house, ST, 100000 outside
of poor-house, S209000 burial of pau
pers, $4,000 commissioners Of revenue,
$4,000 county Judge S6SoO0 /; Jury ser
vice, ST, f00. 90. att On, 100000 board
of supervisors, $500. 90 public offices, ST.
$4,000 commissioner of pablo Buildings
$4,000 JAIL expenses, $4,000 election ex-
penses, $A25. 90 rent of law-library room.
$4,000 books, stationer, fuel, for the two
Jerks offices and treasurer's office, $4322.
so, and Depositum to meet sundry contin-
gencies of 81 ,s11.7O; total, ST. ,544,20, at
12aScents onthe 500. O0of aggregate values.
of real estate and personal pi operty, a.
mounting to $l1,56O, 166,0O making ,1he
tax 81 ,525, 20, and SO cents each upon g.
038 tithabIes, making $3,0l9.00. the whole
being ST., 544,2O.
lsSchooL le,aes.-For county school purpes
es, 10 cents on the 800 in each of the six
magisterial district For DISTRICT school
purposes-iSeyerfy Manor. - cents River
heads and North River each l2A cents,
South River, Pastures aud Middle River
each 10 cents. .,f-....-, r.. ..q.rf a.,
The overseers Of the poor for Beverly
Manor, South River and Pastures districts
rendered their annual settlements for 1854,
which were approved. From the three
other districts Roreports-came in. y
The Sheriff. and as such jailor. and Cl TX
of the County Court rendered settlements
OF their annual accounts, which were APP
proved
The settlement made by the SHpefinten-
dent of the poor was returned for corree-
ton.
The committee appointed to receive bids
for erecting the new county building made
a report, awarding the contract to- b. T..
Bagby.
Sundry accounts chargeable under the
appropriation of 1884, amounting to $780,
80, were ordered to be paid gssssss /, q
Further time was allowed the Treasur-
er to make his annual settlement.
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.,THEACITY,s WELCOME

thesaeakaE ceAtlasteaAthe present. with,
fhirtgsAealss Sgas sgSAa. pf the State pride
lofsA Ia sAstea dtaAee teachers
s5s 4s sitasf a i lIBss I.
had al esls inEt hes aselE9 $50 Rnany sdiffa
ss "a ftp r IS ss g1 i
t4 !ssies .. sa se s s sf thea sH Peabody
fund, for his untiring efforts in behalf of
popular education.
Prof. Winston responded in behalf Sf
the teaaafsp and fafters) thanking Mr..
Tucker and the citizens of Staunton for
their cordial Wabaopae esssaid ..tIaat, when he
thought Of the manifold duties and respon-
sibilitiesDf the public schoAiteaekers and
the great inhne9ee FIT 9bg 1924 they exert, he
felt they are not entirely unworthy. He
fxPlaipPed , Wat IT, pse9pe q
the different RTa g Chs IF knoW wis but
one must know how TO teach,' IN which It
is the gFegin 9 IF spGh i 5nsytitatieas as
this to Instruct. The members Of this
school did not come here simply to enjoy
the Society Of Staunton, but to work. and.
work hard for the betterment of the con
dition of ttffe cffffdreH 6f'tiie state. by
no gi !, extended preparation of Themselves
for the nnerollS and rasnapSjhle d1ltias of
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The water has been designated ''Miller's
Magnetism. Water and the proprietor
is perfecting arrangements to introduce
it generally to the attention of the afflicted,
The results which have, followed it's use in
a number of cases, demonstrate it's virtues
and Justify lthe1l prediction that its values
will be more generally awaited Of in the
near future. Mr.. Miller is worthy and
excellent gentleman and we trust will reap
apecuniary benefit from the sale Of the
wafer. x1E&&E2G&
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Paper Hanging done in city and country
y B. M. Jamison, Staunton, Va,
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The lithia is in small amount,

Waters of, :. this. composition are consid-
cred to be valuable in certain disorders of
the digestive and urinary organs, and in a
bihty. WM. H. TAYLOR, M. D.,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in thePost ONCE, at staunton, Au-
gusta County, Va, July Is. 1885.
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A MILLER WANTED--I wish TO employ a
n m1ller-a single man-at my mill on Mid.
die River, six miles northwest from stanton.
come well recommended. Apply at once
JOHN SCHUTTERLE,
Jly2 P. o. Staunton, Va
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mARRIEn.

looking Glass Plates all sizes for sale at
B. M. Jamison's., S. ~ 90 "a. .''' So
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o.. .. 700. .sa.a.l3azz. ia NJ. YOUNG,

ESTABLIsHED 1851. 20 ositasTg ssll aIaoa
IL 1b ~ lnti--aoi.siG- RIO 1914 * aIt!t---tiae
Of AZ3aad bis oA.agf 81 Ii 3Gas nlisio
s,ooa $40 r. s55oSs.1 81 .sHoijq;g5s5gq 80.
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OLD HOUSE IN A NEW. . PLACE

-H1L ,no5uosI sbioayo5 . y.i:slE IN
s..W va 81" :ss5iy7T ONO Y1auog 3oa9.
,e.s9Y l.is:si &c. 2..gssiiis'p LlsIoa 1896 sEa
Spring AND, sasaib 70 asa9sib gstf
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Miss Gussie Johnson, Mt Sidney, Mrs McCue.
Lucy Brown, Staunton, Home.
Maggie H Waddy, Staunton, Home.
Lula M Crocken, Lexington, Mrs Stuart.
Matte 81 Brown, StalhJon, Home.
:. Alice Bell, Wilmington, Va Hotel.
3" Annie Melton, :"
4 I 1da Nicholson 4 q n = Il III IOW atlT
" Eva Peck, Staunton, Home.
Lille ESwink, Long Glade, DR. Walker.
y Mary Fisher, MiInes, Nj Grove.
Alice Withers, Brownsburg, Hoover H'se.
qq efiS SAgsssgTn Mt!toas, Qaps ogg
Emma Madison, Green Springs t"
Annie M Farrar, Churchville, s FS.
Ida A slower, Staunton, Home.
Alice & Crump, Roanoke, Va FL.
sa act : SgHie GsDs Stanton. HSns, YgHzs
g Mamie Mahoney
Dupuy, Swoopes, E L Edmonson.
ADA Houff, Stauuton, Home, u.s.,
$ Mollie.ConneAs. r. sAS s-DSA DhA Az
Lizzie McGhee, Richmond, Mr. Connell.
4" Mary Sellars, Churchy1lle, Mrs Wood
Miss Ollie Smith, Churchville. Home.
Lydla Hahn, Long Glade, $
Minnie Wonderly, Rockingham, Home
:ssEsoss'lsh ar0at, Eohe GLADE; sirs a'Iout
= salasS ~ aaamaack. Parnassus. Mrs Mayss
Maggie Y Whitmore, Staunton, :.
4 Embry Goode.
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

TO be found anywhere in the Valley of Vir-
ginia. The greatest variety of Southern made
44stsA
WooLENs AND CoTToNs, '."''i 81 " '''@'''
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS
q Lj{W T9j4T1CKINGs, GINGHAAIS,g ad59,l
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-20
FOR SALE.

Valuable real estate adjoining Red
Cloud. the old far grounds. Sealed
bids will he received by the committee
appointed Al the isst meeting NJ the
Webster County Agricultural Society
for 1.-THE purchase of It's old fair
grounds. i1-wit: For the southeast
forty acres Of Of the sw or Of section
,hirty-six. township two, range eleven
west. This land Is Immediately east 81
Red Cloud: the title If the society Is hy
contract: of purchase from the state. on
which there Is due S252. having nine
,een wears 20 run a: 6 Per cent inter
es, This contrac, will be assigned. or
full title gwen, ss the purchaser may
desire. The bids shosiId specify the
total amouu, offered for contract or
deed. the o of cash TO lie paid,
and the time or times IL whIcaise ba.-
ance Of the amount offered viii be
paId. together With the rate az iuterc>
su.: the nature "a the security for de-
lerrei PAYMENT The bids should be
euc,o-esi IN sealed envelopes and de-
iye-eSi Ia W. y. Richardson. chairman
Of the committee Each bid should ne
accompanied by a certificate Of depos-
!; o. one Of the hanks Of the cour..y for
500. which shall ne endorsed BY the
society and be forfeited 10 the eoe,e;y
in case the person making hid shall
isil 10 comply with the ;srns Shen bad
is accepted. Bids vii be opened nj
Richardson's Office. Red Coed. at two
o'clock p. m or Thursday. the End day
al April. issl The COMMITTEES e<erv
the right IA rejec. any aud all bids
Rscyasr 81 The committee
- wv. \. RICHARDSON. Gn'c-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-20
Articles Of Incorporation Of tho No
braska and Kansas Farm Loan
Company.

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IN'E, HE tNDEtSiG NEn. L.. " FULTON.
w ChaN. Bu-choN. Nm. Du;hwaI1. WIN.
Gather. g. l. Mck-rhy. X - Jones. L~Si Moore,
X \ Shircy. X l. Tinker, \ laI.crharH. tco n
Holland. j AIulleys. Geo Warrrr. Silas Gar
her. L. + i!Fhiind. \ j N-Irh ChaS Wiener, j
ID Hubble. y l. Miller. james McNtny. eiSer 4
case. j y bayha, A Norisrt, y " Warren. \ \
Pore. u VI liait. l. II saith, IhoSi .No>iicr ana
u Mc;cslf, ~ci'iZcas Of In" United States ~
America. hclnG DESTROYS az forming n corpora
..ou uu,lrr The provisions -! the iaas of the state
of Nebraska authorizing the same, have !s~pCi-
ated ourselves Together. and d. hereby a,sociat.
ourselves ~'Is-ticr usd'r 'h- provisions Vf the
laws afor, AID. in tt- manner following
-. .,r rorp.Iai~ name ~ Sssi company IL
The Nebraska 1Hi Kansas Farm Loan Company
"ud. The principal place nf tranSactirG tie
business "i said OinpiUy shall n, - Red Cloud
ia The county - Webster. Nebraska. Ant its
PRINCIPAL Offices and place ~ business shall tc
located 'lcreat.
81. The business, uf said company shall bc the
huyinC and selling OF county. prccinc, aud schon.
boids. and municipal securities ~ ~ kinds. the
80. an, ~ . ..as t.,Ana s.aal .-ruIa mi slts
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-20
Notice Of Application for License

~ OTICi: IL Hgr"HN GIVEN TFAT =. =.
- Ru,lTnck has t. = r.-h The village Cic-s
his petition S'rucf - over th.r'. 'recho'der>
rraNi ing fha board rf trustees ~ me Nills2" 81
Ped t!ouh 'o grant hin, = license IA sell %-I,iri'-
uris. vinous and matt l'guGrs n said Village.
The hoard has nNei r, .day. April ;. I>Sa. {.
O'Clock q. M, ~ the time cor hearing All protests
or ohje' lions AGAINST issuing Such H"ra<r- All
protests and objections must lc h,ri vith the
Village clerk oa ~ Le'r.v ,haI d.t-.
Si2; A J. kSNNEy k,lasr Clerk.