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Rrevlties.

Mcintyre & Heath will be here next
Friday night. Their opening in Philadel-
phia, Tuesday night, was great success.
1t is clean as we'll as frst.class musical
minstrel troupe.
Prof. ]. Stage Davis Of the University
of Virginia, and John A. Snead of
| Charlottesville. both of whom died recent
ly, were insured in the Valley Mutual of
Stanton, one, for So GOO, and the other
for 81. O0O
Firem An Blanchfsld was overcome by
the heat. last week, while working on his
engine at the Valley R. H. yard in Staun-
ten. He was taken to his home, on the
Capon Springs road and is doing we'll.
| Next Wednesday and Thursday, on the
| G. Il 0. round trip excursions will be
run to Old Point at only $3.50 from
Stanton. TIE tickets are good until
80 so for. day at Hampton with the
| Barnes Hotel fare ought to make up a
coed excursion.
| At the auction of the Rockbridge Alum
| Springs Tuesday, j. A. Frazier bid $780,
| 600, but the Commissioners took 1t down
at that bid, which was the only one made.
No sale.
Attention IS called tc the advertisement
| for summer boarders in another column,
1t is a nice Rock bridge home.
--e-e~es.c-e
, Staunton Grain and Produce Market.
NrE ir,r sc
any kind this week. Farmers are busy
ploughing for the fall crop and there is
not much stuff coming to market. Prices
for grain, hay and flour are without quo
table change. In Baltimore, wheat has
suffered decline of two cents, but this
has not affected the Staunton market.
Oats are off about one cent. Hay remains
at last weeks quotations.
Our home hay baIers and shippers have
been thrown into state of mind bordering
on CONSERVATION by the knowledge that
party of bay balers from the North have
suddenly dropped into the county with
lively horse press, and propose ballng
everything offered in that line.
Death of Well Known Citizen.
Col. David ". koiner, one Of the most
prominent citizens Of the county, died at
his farm near Thinking Spring yesterday
morning at o'clock, in his 61st year. He
was for many years magistrate of South
River. He was one of the extensive and
influential family of that name, and well
illustrated the sterling virtues which
chara cterize them. He leaves two chill
dren. He will be buried at Bethlehem
church this morning at II o'clock.
Com 1nercIaI.
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SALE OF WELL KNOWN RESIDENCE.
Mr.. W. B. Bruce. of Charlotte county,
Va, has purchased from Elder Nelson &
Cushings, for 81 600 cash, the fine brick
residence of Mrs. S. E. Erwin near the
Augusta Female Semina airy. Mr.. Bruce
owns valuable estate on Stanton River
in Charlotte county, and retiring from
business, has been ATTRACTED to our ity
by its pure air and good water and pro-
poses to make his home here, He mar
RED daughter of Judge Frank T. An
derson of Lexington, Va, and is now
with his wife and two daughters sojourn-
ing at the Virginia Hotel.
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City NOt1ces.

HON J. G. PARKS testimonial cheerfuly
state that in my opinion swfts Specific is most
excellent tonic. In the month of September. 1888
my health failed by reason of overwork While at
tending the State Legislature. was at length in
duced to try Swifts Specific and was greatly bene.
flied. When began using it 1 could scarcely take
STEP but after had finished the seventh bottle
realized that Swift's Specific had contributed in a
large degree to my gradual restoration to health
and strength haYe also used S. s. S, in my fam
ily with satisfactory results, giving it to of my
children this spring. The little ones appetite,
strength, and general health were perfected from
the use of S S, S. JAMES G. PARKS.
Dawson, Ca, May %, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
n. Y, 1877 W, Esd st. Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ca,
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of academies, are almost cipher in the
The City Public Schools.

of academies, are almost clpner III Ine
county.
The City Public Schools.
Stanton has total number of enrolled
pupils of 507 white and AL colored, with
an average daily attendance of 379 white
and 375 coored. OF these 3 white and 7
coored got text books free. There are IL
white and colored schools taught by 2
white male and white female teachers,
and 8 colored male and 2 colored female
teachers, at average monthly salaries OF
s34 81 for males and $30,22 for females.
The average cost per month per pupil IS
81 cents.
RECEIVED AND PAID OUT.
The amount of State funds received
during the year was 81, 206.9S; from the
city "a 990, "a, from tuition of persons over
81 years Of age and for tuition in the higher
branches, s162 9O-total 81 ,360,72. The
amount paid out was-for teachers wages
S., O51 81; for furniture. &C., $261 II, for
library, maps, &C., $26; for pay of clerk
and treasurer, $119, 10; supplement to sal
airy Of Superintendent, $500; fuel. lights,
&C., 81 ,102, Is. The amount asked for by
the School Board was $500 and the
amount appropriated by the City Council
was 81 .99O,94.
WORK OF SUPERINTENDENT.
During the year the Superintendent was
engaged 178 days. wrote 80 official letters,
examined 10 teachers, attended II meet
ings of the school board. licensed IL teach
ers, visited "a Institutes.
THE TEACHERS.
Of the teachers,3 are married and IA are
single; IA intend making teaching pro-
fession, and the intentions of are I'M
known; all have attended Normal Insti-
tutes; was educated in the public schools,
8 at the Wesleyan Female Institute, at
Bowling Green Institute, 2 at the Hamp-
ton Normal, at the Wayland Seminary.
and l at Storer College, W. Va. In res
ponse to the usual official enquiry as to
the feeling about the Public School sys-
TEN, Supt. W. A. Bowles says, ''Sentiment
in favor of public schools gradually in
creaSing.
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The Agricultural Fairs.

The following are the dates of the fairs
to BIZ held this year in Virginia; For Sep
tember-Loudon, IS, Is, II; Bristol, %
%, "a, %; Culpepsr, 80. 80 and Oct. l :;
Abingdon, 80 and Oct. l and 2; For Octo'
ber-Fincastle. 6, Z. s, 9; Pulaski, and g.
Scottsvile, 7, s, 8; Stanton, 10, IA, Is, 16
Lynchburg, 10, IA, Is, IS; Lexington. IA,
Is, is; Winchester. IA, Is. 1e; Richmond,
81, %, %.
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GRAND JURoRs-The following is a
list of grand jurors selected and drawn to
serve at the ensuing August term of the
County Court of Augusta: Casper K.
Zerkle. A. Henry Towberman, Edward j.
Wayland, John D. Trimble, James Fl.
Todd, Nathan Reeves, George B. Dunlap,
John Ever, E. Butler Burke, Leroy P.
Daingerfeld, John Firebaugh, John H.
Crawford, Frank R. Wallace, VIM. j.
Van Lear, James W. Lobban, Preston T.
Rurkholder, M. Thompson Mcclure, Jud-
son O. McCutchan, James W. McCorkle.
A. G.. Duncan. J. Hatch Slower, Il. l.
Montgomery, Benjamin o. Ferguson Da-
vid F. Hoover. Attendance required at
Court House Monday, August Oath, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
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REpR Mess

REPRESENTATIVE sELECTED-Messrs
J. W. Barrett and j. G. Clark have been
elected to represent Jackson Lodge No.
PA of the B. of L. F., in the annual con-
vention of the Brotherhood of Locom0-
tive firemen of North America and Cana
da, to be held in the city of Philadelphia
in October. ....
Mr., John Merritt has been elected to
represent his division in the annual con-
yention of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, to be held in New Orleans
in October.
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NARROW EsCAPE.-Last Sunday after.
noon, as Capt. Thos. j. Crowder with two
of his children, and Mr.. W. G. Straughan
we're starting for the country, their We
hicle upset at the corner of Coalter and
Main streets. Capt. q. S arm was thrown
out of place at the elbow, causing a m ost
painful injury. DR.. Patterson rendered
the necessary aid.
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MARRIED.

ROGERS-SELLERS.-In Lexington, Va, July
5th, Robert A. Rogers of Forth Worth. Texas, to
Miss Lilly Sellers
TUCKER-SHARP.-In Norfolk, August 5th, Mr..
vIrginius Tucker to Miss Kate, daughter Of Col,
I. Rogers.
EMORE-LILLY.-In Lexington. on the 3rd inst,
by Rev e. L. Kregloe, kobt III. Emore and Miss
Sallie Lilly, both Of Rockbridge.
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DIED.


SHIFFLET-Departed this life, at his residence, at
MOSCOW, Augusta County. Va, July "a, 1885,
William e. Shifflet, aged 70 years, IL months and
few days. He leaves wife and seven children,
10 grandchildren, and great-grand- child.
PILSON AT her residence on Frederick s treet,
Aug 18th, Mrs. Lucy Ill. Pilson, widow of the
late DR.. w I'll. Pilson, and daughter OF the late
James M. Stout of New Hope. Her remains
were inferred at Augusta church.
BROWN.-In Staunton Aug. 9th Mrs. Mary
Brown, widow OF the late DR.. John G. Brown OF
Rockingham.
DURBORAW.-In Waynesboro Aug. 9th, D D Dur
boraw, native of ChamberSDurg. Pa, of which
town he once postmaster, and for many
years resident of WayneSboro.
CROFT OF consumption, gu the 4th of August
Mrs Virginia. wife of Daniel Croft, two miles
east of Stanton aged As years, months and 5
days. She was a consistent member Of the Tunk-
Ell church. and died in the faith. Revs. s. Dunn
and j. IL. Taylor OBLIGATED at the funeral.
EAVY.-On the 3rd instant of sunstroke and con-
gestion of the lungs, near Hermitage, Mr.. John
EaVy, aged SO years, months and "a days He
was useful and consistent member of the
Thinker church. Rev. s. Driver OBLIGATED at the
funeral services.
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TIE LAST MAN STRUCK BY LIGHT

TIE LAST MAN STRUCK BY LIGHT
NING.-This story of the last man tiuck
by lightning comes from Mossey Creek.
Polk Pleasant, (colored,) was blowing last
week on the farm of Mr.. r. M. Kyle.
The lightning knocked down two of his
pillow horses and burnt the crown of his
hat, glancing off to fence which it set
on fire. Tie proverbial hardness of the
colored man s head has never, we believe,
received so remarkable confirmation as
this.
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many thanks il you do not let them suffer WITH
pains, COLES and diarrh@as, even when babes
but relieve them with DR.. Fahrneys Teething
Syrup. Also facilitates difficult Teething. For
sale at Drug Stores. 1une5y
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INIRLs' HOME SCHOOL,
TTE

5NIRLS' HOME SCHOOL,
VI LURAY, VIRGINIA.
This School, with an experienced and ample
corps of Teachers, will open its Third Session on
the 18th of SEPTEMBER next.
1t will procure full chartered powers from the
Legislature of Virginia, to convene in December
next
Principal of Staunton Female Seminary, with q
cost of about TWoTHIRDs Of what we charged
there.
For all expenses. with Music and Modern Ian
guages included, for a Session of Nine Months, the
charge is 1885, co. without Music, $4,000, payable
QUARTERLY IN advance. ~
Send for Catalogue to Principal.
REV. j l. MILLER.
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TAX NOTICE,

10 CItU TUT I'Wy6TS.
You are hereby notify that the first halt of Your
City Tax for 1885 is DUE and payable ON OR BEFORE
SEPTEMBER 1ST PROXIMo
All Taxes remaining in my hands after that date
upon which one hdlf has not been paid. will be
turned over to the. Deputy Treasurer for in,nae-
diote collection OF the aohoJe FIVE CENT.
ADDED. JOHN M CARROLL
aug7-tlllseptl S g. V copy City Treasurer.
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The recall vas ordered TO be entered or
the church records.
-z0~e~~<~-
King Cole.

A BEAUTIFUL DAY AND GREAT CROWD
AT THE CIRCUS.
W. W. Coles new colossal shows, cir
Gus, menagere and Mexican antiquities
bad beautiful day yesterday and an
enormous attendance. The procession in
the morning was gorgeous in the extreme,
everything being fresh and bright. 1t was
very long aud very novel, the costumes
and horses calling for the greatest admira-
tion The tents were filled with curiosi-
ties, animals and other rare foreign and
peculiar novelties. The Mexican collec-
ton of idols, jewels. weapons, costumes,
plants and agricultural implements was
the object of much attention, as we'll as
the wax statuary of all the Presidents and
prominent men. The mammoth menagerle
was distributed throughout the two tents.
The circus proper was q novelty, many
acts never before seen here being present
ed. The Mexican vacqueros, lasso-throW-
ers and bucking broncho riders created
great excitement, as clad in their native
costumes they performed amusing and
daring feats peculiar to Mexico. The
troupe of aerial bicycle riders Zone man
standing on his head upon a bicycle while
it moved along an elevated wire), the
troupes of bicyclists on the stage, the
Russian roller skaters, the comic skaters,
the trained stations, the see-saw ponies.
the dancing giraffe, the troupe of dancing
elephants, were all pleasing novelties. The
human fly Ia lady walking head downward
upon suspended ceiling) and the Abdal-
lah Ben Said Troupe of genuine Bedouin
Arabs were astonishing in their perform
ances, the giant Arab, Ali Emborque, at
one time holding up bodily the other
eleven. Many ladies participated as riders,
skaters, gymnasts and snake-charmers,
while twenty clowns enlivened the enter
tainment It was mammoth show, and
1T was extravagantly patronized. liking
Cole" will always receive due homage IN
Louisville and his coming gladden. the
hearts of it's population. large and small.
-LouisrHle Commercial, May 5.
This great show will exhibit at Staun-
ton on Thursday, August q.
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trough ON RATS. '-Ciears out rats, mice roach
es, flies, ants, bed-bugs.
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HEART PAINs.-Palpitation. Dropsical sWelllngs
dizziness indigestion, headache sleeplessness cured
by Wells Health Renewer.
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- DOAS FOR TEACHERS.
Giving Practical Hints and Instruction for
Teaching and School Management.
GOOD HELPS FOR THE SCHOOL ROOM.

HeWett's Pedagogy,
CalknS How to Teach,
WickerSham'S Method OF Instruction,
Wickersham's School Economy,
Raub Method of Teaching,
Raub'S Studies in English and American
Literature,
Murdochs Analytical Elocution,
Swineord's Literature for Beginners,
Kidd'S Elocuiion.
Shoemakers ElocutiOn,
Bronson'S Eocutlon,
ShoemakerS Best Things.
CARROTS 100 Choice Selections,
Kellogg'S Rhetoric,
Cows Primer of PoiteneSS; q Help to Home and
School Government,
Walkers Object Lessons.
Other Books on these or relating to any other
subjects, if not on habd obtained promptly with
out extra charge.
All Books at Special Prices to Teachers.
You are cordially invited to call and examine.
HUNTER & CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
iulY31 4 E. Main Street. Staunton. Va.
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STOCK FOR SALE i have for sale a number
y of fine Cows, some of them Jer- 5s.s-,-..
seys. Also ten nice Jersey and high GsVSssy.A
grade che, helfeIs or: one and two years ola N
one Short Horn Bull-Calf nine l9l months old.
july 3l3t DAVIS A. KAYSER
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DICHMOND COLLEGE, RICHMOND. VA
1886 Eight Independent schools, as many able and
experienced professors, well-equipped lecture
liberal education Healthful location, attractive
grounds, elegant public buildings large, airy dor
mitories, the best social and religious surround
ings. Expenses Enurance-fee and tuition nine
months, SS7 sos room rent, board. fuel, light, and
washing, $l16 So For catalogue. with cut of build,
historical sketch, address II. 81. HARRIS, Chair
man OF Faculty.
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A TTENTION CO. All members who will go
IA to Port Republic for a bass-Gsh and to ses
the battlefield, on our Annual Reunion. FRIDAY.
AUGUST 21sT, will report by mail at once, to
E. G. FISHBURNE,
aug7-2t WayneSbOro, Va.
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TEACHER of two years experience desires
N situation in private family. Teaches
English Music and Latin. Address, MISS D., care
r ID. WALSH, Bells Roads, Louisa County. Va.
july31-4t*
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RHYTHM Classical & Military |lDEN|

In country noted for beauty and health Course
of study, 10 branches, surpassed in thoroughness
Courses preparatory 10 the University OF virginia.
Board tuition, medical attendance, half;sesS1on
Bethel Academy P O., Fauquier County, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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XETANTED-At reasonable rates a limited
w number of either permanent or transient
boarders 10 or 10 in an oldfashioned commodiOuS
country dwelling, only one-quarter mile from
Lexington. Situation, elevated and healthy, and
extensive lawn. For rates address
LOCK BOX 1913,
aug7-4t Lexington, Va,
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The Close of the Normal.

The Normal School closed on Friday
evening last with valedictory by County
Superintendent Broyles of Page county.
The following is list of the teachers to
whom were awarded State Superintendent
Farr's special certificates ''for high quail
ficatons and special adaptability to the
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, August 1O.-Beef
Cattle.-Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best s5.3711a$5 rs +; that generally
rated first quality 81 .25a$525; medium or
good fair quality $SS5a$495; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows $2.75a$3.6211 Extreme
range of prices s2.75$a$575 Most of the sales were
from So .62A per 100 lbs Trade at the open
ing to-day and for a short time afterwards was
fairly active. Wholesale prices were lsc. higher
than they were last week, and for a time retail
sales were made in full sympathy, but before the
advance was partially lost. The improvement was
chiefly observable In the better grades. There
were some better tops than there were last week,
but there was quite full representation of thin
CATTLE good butcher cattle not being abundant.
Sales for the week 1920 head; receipts for the
week 1858 head.
SWINE The number of the offerings is general
ly reported as light, but they number about 1000
head more than they did last week. The quality OF
the offerings is not quite as good as were those OF
last week Trade is fair and prices &c of as com
pared with those of last weeks figures. We quote
rough Sows and stays at 6a6A cts, Grassers at ga
81 cts and the better grades at 6zsa7 cts, with
extra ~ cts. per ID net. At the same time last
year Hogs sold at 7aS14 cts per lb, as to quality
Receipts this week GOA head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-There is quite a full run
this week of Sheep and Lambs. but mostly of COM
mon stock, which are very slow Of sale at our low
est quotations Good Sheep are in fair demand at
the prices quoted. There is no outside demand.
trade being entirely limited to supplying the de-
mands of our home butchers. We quote common
to fair Sheep at 2a3 cts and fair to good at 3aa4
cts. with extra at ~ cts, and lambs at 3a6 cts.
few selling at either extreme AT the same time
last year Sheep sold 3a41a cts. per lib gross and
Lambs at 4a6 cts. Receipts this week 5,20l
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A GREAT DISCOVERY. Mr. VIM Thomas OF New
ton, Iowa, says: MY wife has been seriously af-
fected with cough fo2 twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She had
used many remedies without relief. and being
urged to try Dr. Kings New Discovery, did so,
with m ost gratifying results The first bottle reliev
ed her very much, and the second bottle has abso-
luely cured her. She has not had so good health
for thirty years"
Trial Bottles Free at G. S. Walker s. Co.'s Drug
Store Large size $l.00 augl5-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.

~~-~-~~-~~~0~-0~~-~~@-0~N@
AIRS. TIPPING assisted by Mrs. Thompson)
NA viii reopen her school on Tuesday, Sept
1st, 1885 Apply at 225 Kalorama Street.
aug7 st
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Encourage home enterprise and buy REEVES
CATT's BLOOD, BONE AND FLESH FERTTLIZER
augl4
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STAUNTON, August -, 1885.

STAUNToN, August Is, 1885,
Flour Extra. 81 2o@s425; superhne 1915
Family s4.25as430; Wheat, 93@--; Corn, 56@5S
Oats, 25@2SNew Bacon, Hog Round S19@9, Hams,1l14
@l2k; Lard new Seq Salt. sl.65 Sugar 6@Sc Meal
65G0: Molasses 40 @975c; Butter-1214c@915c; Eggs
5000. Potatoes 35@40. Tiflothy seed, $2.15@2 Is
Wool (washed) 2O@22c; Wool (unwashed) lSc
Clover Seed $400@$4 25; Baled Hay, $16@$l7.00
Timothy, 500; Glover, $900@$l100; Rye
65GO70.
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NEVER GIVE Up.-If you are suffering with low
and depressed spirits loss of appetite gen de-
biity, disordered blood, weak constitution, head
ache, or any disorder of bilious nature, by al
means procure bottle of Electric Bitters. You
will be surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired with new
life strength and activity will return; pain and
misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice
in the praise Of Electric Bitters Sold at fifty cents
a bottle by G. S. Walker & Co.
augl5-lm
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sold for S2I cts. busbel. 1882 so
Total profit on crop, $176 40
''Of course as 1 cultivated the land on
''shares'' have omitted in the above the
interest for use of land, but even adding
that and the taxes, there is still left to
the owner a handsome profit On the crop,
[ think. On my own farm this year I
made 1861 bushels of wheat on acres
Could we do that we'll on all and get
dollar bushel at harvest, farmers would
have no cause for complaint"
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For positive curative effects one bottle OF yer
Sarsaparla is worth three OF any other name
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Buy REEVES CATT's BLOOD, BONE AND FLESH
FERTILIZER The best high grade Fertilizer on
the market for the money. augl4
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DON'T EAT IN A HURRY.-A health Journal says
that people ought to take three-quarters OF an
hour for dinner. This is well if there is enough
dinner to hold out SO long The penalty for hurry
ing meals, as most people do is grieVous attack
of dyspepsia. In such case you Will have to re-
sort to Browns Iron Bitters for cure, did Mr.. j.
R. Pinkston, Shorter's Depot, Ala, who writes, II
ound relief in Browns Iron Biters after years of
suffering from dyspepsia
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DEAR MorHERs.-Your children will give you
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BROWN. In Staunton Aug. 9th, Mrs. Mary
Brown, widow OF the late DR.. John G. Brown O.
Rockingham.
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A vegetable product used only in Ayers Agut
Cure, has proved itself never failing remedy fol
all malarlal disease Warranted.
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Money in Wheat at 49, Cents.

The farmers of the Valley are now and
then giving their experience of raising
wheat at the present low prices of that
grain. S. H. Heiston, of Page, writes to
the 'Courier'' of that county, his expert
ence on SO acres of land
Drilling, per acre so cts. 16 so
Seed wheat, and interest on same
for 9 mont tbs. 43 90
Fertilizer, tons, $25 per ton, ..... 10000
Harvesting, per acre, SLIGO. SO. 0U
Threshing, q cts. per bushel,. ..... 1890
Marketing,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Total cost, .$206. 40
Yield AGA bushels, which I