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Personal.

DR.. A. M. Fauntleroy. superintendent
of the W. L. Asylum, on Monday last re-
ceived telegram from Charlottesville,
asking that his name might be used for
the chair of Anatomy and Materia
Medica held by Prof. J. Stage Davis. who
has been incapacitated by repeated strokes
of paralysis. 1t is coincidence that at
the first election of Superintendent of
the Asylum to fill the vacancy caused by
DR.. Stribling's death, telegram was sent
from here to DR.. Davis, asking that his
name might be used for the place.
Rev. James D. Bear of Churchville in
this county, has accepted call to the
Stony Run Church in Bath county.
Miss Jennie Ellyson, of Waynesboro, Is
visiting relatives in Luray.
Rev. DR.. Halves, we learn, will assume
the duties of pastor Of the Second Pres
byterian Church about the last of July.
Major Nelson II. Hotchkiss, for nine
teen years in the service of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway. represented that
company last week at the Car Account
ants National Convention at Mime
apolis.
Licentiate George Braxton Taylor, of
the Louisville. (Ky.) Seminary, son of DIR.
George B. Taylor. of Italy, lis to fill the
pulpit of Baltimore church this summer.
We see among the names of the man.
ayers of the Anti.Nicotine Manufacturing
Co. of Westminster, Md, the name OF
Mr.. j. F. Rinker, an enterprising aid
sterling citizen of the Valley, as Vice.
President.
Elisha B. Williams has been appointed
postmaster at Healing Springs, in Bath
county.
Geo. S. Lightner of Maryland, son of
Sheriff A. B. Lightner of Augusta, has
received the degree of Master of Arts
from Roanoke College.
Miss Mary J. Baldwin, Principal of the
Augusta Female Seminary, DR.. Newton
Wayt, and Mr.. Robert Holiday, left on
"wednesday night for tour through the
Western cities.
Grand Master of Masons. =. Il. Hill of
Madison, is visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs
DR.. McChesneY.
We learn that telegram from Wash.
ington received yesterday from Capt.
John N. Opie states that Mr.. W.
A. Burke has been recommended, by
Hon. J. R. Tucker, for postmaster Of
Stanton.
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Suits Removed to Richmond.

In May last injunctions were is
sued by Judge Wexford of Richmond
and by Judge Mclaughlin of Staun-
ton, restraining VIM. A. Burnett, Trustee
OF Fulcher & Co.. from selling 1925 barrels
of whiskey, to satisfy claim of Churchill
Doggett for $5.087,50. The iDjunctions
were issued on the petition on the follow
ing claimants TO the whiskey-Jno. B.
O'Connell of Staunton, Al barrels; Daven-
port & Morris of Richmond, 100 barrels;
Brown, Davis s. Co. of Richmond, bar
rels. and Saunders s. Son of Richmond, So
barrels. On Wednesday last the suits of
the Richmond claimants were removed
from the Sraunton court to the Circuit
Court of Richmond.
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Brevities.

A special term of the Circuit and Dis.
trict Courts OF the United States for the
Western District of Virginia, will he held
at Harrisonburg, Va, on the 4th day Of
August next.
A Canadian minister writes that R. G..
o. Benjamin, the colored lawyer, formerly
of Staunton. at present fugitive from
Richmond, where he was convicted Of
larceny and jumped his bail, is In Can.
ada representing himself to be a preacher.
collecting money for some charitable IN
stitution. The Canadian minister wants
to know if Benjamin is fraud.
A notice elsewhere announces the dis
solution of the firm of j. A. Fauver & Co.,
and the succession to its business Of the
firm of J. A. Ramrlck & Co. Those who
have had business with the old firm should
read the notice.
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The Oldest Office- Holder Resigns.

Mr. John A. Noon, Of the Internal Rev
enue Office. has resigned his position Of
Deputy Collector. He is, while yet
young man, perhaps the Oldest Federal
office-ho]der in Virginia. AS long ago
as 1865. when boy, he was appointed a
deputy in the postoffice here by Postmas-
ter Maupin, and took sole charge of the
office during the absence of that official on
campaigning tours in the Wells and Walker
campaign. Since then he has been almost
continuously in Federal Office. either as
a deputy postmaster in Stanton or
nue. Department. He is perhaps with
out a rival as an offensive par
tisan,' and has given and is likely yet
to give the Democrats of this section
more trouble than any one Republican
worker that we can call to mind. When
the change in the Staunton Office took
place, Mr.. Noon did not desert the ship,
but staid on deck and gave the new col
lector valuable assistance until the new
crew got the ropes. The following is the
IL.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Dep'y Collectors Office. 9th District. Virginia,
STANTON. June 10, 1885.
Hon. Fl SHEPHERD. Coll. Internal Revenue, Staun-
ton, Va:
Sir-I have the honor to herewith tender my re,
signation as Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue,
to take effect July 1St, 1885.
Very respectfully,
JOHN A. NOON.
Dept. Coll.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Collectors Office, 9th District Virginia,
STANTON, VA, June IL. 1885.
Mr.. JNo. A. Noon, Dept. Coll:
NY Dear Sir,-I am in receipt of your letter of
the 10th inst rendering your resignation as Deputy
Collector, to take effect the first of July next.
feelings to you as a man and officer, and with
thanks for your polite and courteous conduct and
strict attention to the duties Of your Office
With my best wishes for your success in whateV-
er business you may undertake., am,
Yours truly.
H. SHEPHERD,
Collector.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Ella Powell. wife of Hugh l..
Powell, Esq, and eldest daughter of the
late DIR. Francis T. Stribling, died at the
residence of her husband in this city on
Saturday last. She leaves three children
Mrs. Powell was lady Of bright intel
lectual qualities and most lovely char
acter as wife, mother and friend. Touch
she had for long time been face to face
with death. but to the last possessed the
kind and thoughtful disposition that had
characterized her all through life. As one
who has known her from girlhood it is our
privilege to say that we had rarely seen
so much of the freshness and attractiveness
of character that characterized her youth.
To her bereaved husband and to her
relatives we extend our slncer-
est sympathy in their affection. Mrs.
Powell's remains we're uried from Trim
ity Church. of which she had been almost
all her life devoted member. =
Michael e. CARRIER, Esq.,. Of Oakland,
California, a lieutenant during the civil
in the Stanton Artillery, died on Mon
day morning morning last at the resi-
dence of his father, the late Albert J.
CARRIER. He had been in CONNIE rcial life
in California for about fifteen years and
had been very successful. Some months
ago his health failed, as he believed, and as
it proved, permanently. He accepted the
fact with calmness. sold out his business.
settled up his affairs and came to his old
home to die. His remains were followed to
the grave on Wednesday by the members
Of his old company, the Staunton Artil
lery.
Michael B. Slower, Esq. native Of
Augusta, and many years ago we'll known
in connection with the competing stage
lines between Sraunton and Winchester,
died near Quicksburg, Shenandoah coun-
ty on the 24tb ult., at the age of seventy
two years. He leaves widow and three
children.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Fifer, wife
of B. F. Fifer, -four inspector, and sis
ter of Hon. Robt: e. Bickle, died on Wed
nesday night. :
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Election of Officers.

On Wednesday night last the City
Council elected the city officers for the en-
suing year as follows: City Physician,
DR.. Chas. q. Phillips; Messenger of the
Council. Cynthy Kurtz, 1.-THE vote stand
ing Kurtz 10, P. E. Hutchens y; Supt.
Water Works, M. Dinneen; Asst. Supt.
Water Works, Jas. A. Moore; Weigh
master, W. NJ. Matheny; Board of Health,
Drs Atkinson, Fauntleroy and Phillips;
Police-Chief, j. H. Waters; Ofacers-W.
M. Simpson, J. B. Lickliter and Jos. a.
Newman. The election Of Overseer of the
Poor was postponed till next Tuesday
night.
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Democratic Meeting in Highland.
Reported for the STAUNToN v1NDfcAToR.l

Reported for the STAUNroN V1NDrcAToR.l
MONTEREY, Va, June 20. $50.
at meeting of the Democrats of High
land county. held at the Courthouse on
Tuesday, June %. VIM. Hevener was
elected Chairman and E. S. Samples Sec
rotary.
The following delegates we're chosen TO
the Richmond Convention: S. W. Ster-
rett, L.. H. Stephenson, James .. Hobbs;
Alternates-S. A. Porter, G. P. Jones,
and Joseph H. Armstrong.
To the district convention to nominate
candidates for the Legislature Dee
gates-Adam Stephenson, Col. Benjamin
Hiner, S. A. Porter. John E. Gum, An
thony Lightner, James G. Newman. M.
F. Wiley, J. M. Armstrong, W. W. Steph-
enson, g. P. Jones, Samuel Sullenberger.
l.. H. Stephenson, VIM. Vint. }. y.
Hobbs, j. H. Armstrong. l. M. McClung'
J. B. Bradshaw and VIM. n. Armstrong;
Alternates-Sol. Newman, Q. F.. Chew,
Hull Kramer, J. Lunsford, J. A. Buzz
zard, S. A. Gilmore, H. II. Seybert, V. B.
Bishop, W. A. Beverage, A. L. Stephen
son, r. T. Ogg, D. N. Buzzard. j. l..
Marshall, A. H. Jones. H. M. Pullin, j.
S. McNulty, J. L. Shumate, and J. N.
Bradshaw.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ResolUed LIST. That it is the sense Of the
Democratic party of this county, that
public spirit and patriotism alike demand
that the use OF coupons fn the payment or
taxes should be discouraged in all proper
ways. and that we pledge ourselves not to
use or countenance the use by others OF
such means for the payment of taxes.
End. That the settlement of the state
debt under the act known as the Riddle
berger bill should be abided by and car
ried into effect.
On motion, copy of the proceedings
was ordered to be sent to the Democratic
papers of Staunton for publication, at ter
which the meeting adjourned.
Jack Huffman and wife, the murderers
of the Losh boy, have been arrested and
lodged in Jail. They will have prelimi-
nary hearing before Justice Wilson on
Saturday next.
The second quarterly meeting of the
County Lodge, 1. o. G. T., was held here
on the 9th inst. There was good at
ten dance and much important business
was transacted.
The Postofflce at Monterey will be
opened for money order business on July
1st. AJAX.
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THE NEW COUNTY Bull DING.-The
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Augusta will meet On the 10th inst. to
consider the plans for building to be
erected on the old law Office property Of
the late Thomas J. Niche. The building
is to contain the Offices of Sheriff, Treas
urer. County Surveyor, and Superinten-
dent of Schools, and is to be ire-proof.
We would sug gest to the Board an addi-
tion which would bring them more income
from their new building. If they will en-
large the plan little and provide accom-
modations for the Court Of Appeals y, in
GLIDING clerk q Office, consulting room.
and place for the law library, they will
find tenant in perpetuity. Not only will
1t be profitable investment, but it will
insure the future meeting of that high
tribunal here, which cannot be considered
certain with such accommodations as the
court now has. That court brings many
lawyers and suitors to this city during its
term, and would be badly missed if it were
to go elsewhere. The city Of Staunton il
interested, too, and some plan might be
adopted by which 1t would join the coun-
ty in the additional improvement. We
hope the Board of Supervisors will give
this matter consideration before &C ting.
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The City and County Open Account.

The open account which has been run
ming between the city and county for SO
many years has been closed, and the City
Council Committee appointed for the pur-
pose has made it's final report, showing
s414,29 due the county, for which the
Council has directed warrant on the
Treasurer to be issued. This settlement
entities the City Hastings Court to the
use of the County Court House till March
1st, 1885 and no longer.
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To PRACTICE IN STAUNToN.-Dr. W.
W. S. Butler. the General Storekeeper in
the Internal Revenue office, has resigned
his position. and proposes to practice his
profession in Staunton, combining himself
to the speciality Of eye, ear and throat
DR.. Butler has high reputation as sur
geon, was formerly the resident physician
at Bellevue Hospital in Richmond and
was a surgeon in the Confederate hospi-
tai in Stanton, and in the Valley hospi-
tails during the war.
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THE PooR.-saunton is supporting
forty-two paupers of whom 20 are white
and % colored. OF this number since the
25th of May. Shave died and 8 been dis
charged. Of 'he colored paupers IA are in
the poorholse. The number of paupers
Stanton j supporting makes just one
pauper toevery thirty voters ! 1t seems
in the interest Of the people that this dis
erepanch which exists nowhere else in
Virginia towns, should DO looked into,
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, The MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN HIGH
LAND.-The alleged murder of Joseph
Losh, aged ten years, by Andrew J. Huff
man and his wife, the boys uncle and aunt,
has resulted in the arrest of the parties i'm
plicated. The accused said the wound in
the boys stomach had been caused by a
fall, but postmortem examination dis
covered pistol bullet in his body. There
seems to have been no particular reason
for the murder, and the chances seem to be
that the boy may have gotten hold of an
old pistol in the house. accidentally shot
himself, and, not understanding the grave
nature of his wound, been afraid to tell Of
his injuries. Delegate c. P. Jones is the
counsel for the accused who have been
committed to Jail.
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Appointments in the internal Revenue
Service.

The following appointments have been
made by Collector shepperd-W. w.
Scott, in place of J. A. Noon; j. G..
Cologne of Fauquier, in place of DIR. W.
W. S. Butler; J. r. Hunter at Lynch
burg, in place of J. N. Klnnier; b. S.
Norman at Lynchburg, in place of Jno.
S. Watson.
The following storekeepers were ap.
pointed: W. G. Straughan and John 5.
Kerr in Augusta; M. Conley and j. IL.
Eryine in Rockbrldge; W. F. Harrison in
Madison; W. R. JONES in F1i derrick; w.
G. Trout in Warren.
Col. VIM. Berkeley, of Prince William,
has been appointed Gauger in place OF
Dearborn, at Alexandria, and W. T. Pat
ton, Of Botetourt. has been appointed AS
sistant General Storekeeper.
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AN OLD MAP.-There is a map of
of Staunton in the city archives drawn in
1747 by John Thomas Lewis. On it, Is acres
are laid off for the Courthouse. The
streets we're four In number, Gooch
street (now Augusta). Cross street (now
Main), William street (now Water street)
and Spring alley tnow Irish alley. The
latter was called ''Spring" because of the
spring there now owned by John Beard
The lot on which the Burns block is located
was owned by Samuel Withins who paid
96 IS. for it. The lot where the Steam
laundry is now, was owned by Andrew
Campbell who paid Ell s.. for it. The
Augusta National Bank location. and
from there down to the old McChesney
mansion. was owned by Joe Bell who paid
45 for 1t. All the lots were laid off 10
poles.
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The Assessment in Augusta.

COMPARISON WITH THE ASSESSMENT OF
1880.
An increase of values over 1880 OF
$500, 1892 SO, Is shown in the Assessors re-
turns for five districts in Augusta county,
North River district not being in yet.
The following tables of summaries are
taken from the "Virginian":
MIDDLE RIVER, assessment 1885, j. N.
Gentry, Assessor
Total number OF acres IS 675
Average value per acre, Including 90 .,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 VI
Total value of land and buildings in -, o.,
Total value of land and buildings in
1851 l'foi,i<o 4o
Increase of value over 1sso..... 26s.s72 AZ
The value of town lots and blu ildings included
in above is sl3,275.
PASTURES DISTRICT, 1885; J. A. Will
son, Assessor:
Total number of acres. ,...... 1876 1894
Average value per acre, including o-
buildings. .....'...''S o.
Total value of lands and buildings. ooo oo- 80
Total value of lands and buildings -
IN lSoO............. .................. oo1oo4 10
Increase in value over 1ssO.....s 1928 20
in above, $445.
SOUTH RIVER, 1885; G.. J. Pratt, AS
SCISSOR:
Total number of acres. l1O,539
AVarapa including
buildings. ............"........'..S 10 81
Total value of lands and buildings !.
IN 1850 Sl,oVf 1910 II
Total value Of lands and buildings
III leoU ~
Increase of value over 1880. 1854 90
Value of town lots and buildings included in
above, STA ,3sS.75.
BEVERLY MANOR, 1885; G. Miller,
Total number of Observation-Disclosures. 5l.71o
Average value per acre. including oz =.
buildings ................... =
Total value OF lands and buildings In ., aoo "a, ~
as s1 vaue Of lands and buildings in si'''''''
lSSO. 'SA,o44'o'1 o.
Decrease of value since $780, ..........$ 5,l29 2
Value of town lots and buildings included in
above, 81 $50.
!! RIvERHEADs, 1885 r. F. Larew, AS
SCISSOR
Total number of acres............ 9s,lO4L
Average value per acre, including .,
buildings. .............. ...............S 10 DC
Total value of lands and buildingsin
Observation-Disclosures. -. 81, 4O1.471 A
1885,. $40 OF
Increase in value over 1880. 5 831 Al
Value of town lots included in above, $59,095
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CHURCH NEws.-Three additions were
made to the Lutheran congregation on
last Sunday morning by baptism and con-
-frmat;on. Rev. Mr. EicEelbeFger preached
the sermon, after which the Holy Com
munion was administered. In the even
ing the sermon was preached by Rev. j..
IL. Barb, of Waynesboro. On next Sun
day morning, 18th inst.), the retiring pas
tor will preach his farewell sermon to the
congregation,
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PETITION FoR..NEw SCHOOL HOUSES.
"A petition from "the colored citizens of
Staunton in mass-meeting assembled,
was read at the City Council Wednesday
night. complaining of the unhealthy situa-
ton of the present public schools for
colored children. One locality of the
schools complained Of. that on Frederick
street, is inhabited by number of the
most prominent citizens Of Stanton with
their families, and has many handsome
dwellings recently erected. The petition
was referred to the School Committee.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-07-03

OFFICERS ELECTED.-Valley Lodge of
knights of Pythias, No. IS. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term:
PCT MorGon; g. g., Jas. A. Ar
mentrout; v c., g. G. Wheat; Prelate,
F. B. Berkeley NJ. A., G. l.. Weller M.
F., W. H. Weller; M. F., A. A. Esk-
ridge; K. Of R. & s., W. l.. OLIVIER.
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thr oat. foul breath. soc.

! thr oat. foul breath. 50e-
| The HOPE OF THE NArIoN-Chdrer, slow in
development. puuy, scrawny, and delicate, use
Wells Health Remover"
CAfARRH OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING, irritation,
Inflammation, all sidnef AMI urinary complain IS
| cured by 'Buchu-Paba" ST.
ROUGH ON PILEs.-CGres piles or hemorrhoidS
Itching, protruding, bleeding, internal or other
internal and external remedy in each package
Sure cure, soc. Druggists.
WATER BUGS, ACuEs."-ssRough On Ratsr
clears them out. also Beetles Ants
may 22-tf
Garden Seed, Fresh and Pure, Landreth's) at
ap4 BERKELEY {. WALTERS
Don't fail to use Owens * Minors 'Dlxie Condi-
tlon Powder'-25 cts package, for $l.09
mar20-tf
Save your valuable animal by using Dixie Condi
ton Powders. mar2of
Use Dixie Condition Powders for Horses Cattle
Sheep, Hogs and Fowls. and save them.
ma2Gtf
A"el ah4lld, prepared Dy berkeley U Walters v
VIC BEST III the city. ap4
Paints were never cheaper. Try Lucas Best a
ap24 BERKELEY & WALTERS,
Berkeley & Walters have Lucas Faint No
benzine. ap24
Berkeleys Compound Cough Syrup is the best
known. For sale only by
ap24 BERKELEY g. WALTERS
Ask P E. WILSON for Dixie Condition Powders
ana use no other. mar20-tf
BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The Best Salve in the
world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns aud all Skin Eruptions and positively cures
Piles, OF no pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by G.. S. Walker & Co..
mars Staunton, Va.
LIFE PREsERvER. -If you are losing your grip
on life, try "Wells Health Renewer Goes direct
to weak Spots
The HandsomeSt Shades, and best Paints, Lucas
Brands at BERKELEY & WALTERS
ap24
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A YOUNG CRIMINAL.-Cbas. Lewis, q
little colored boy who lately went from
Augusta county to Highland. passed
through here last week on his way to
Richmond in charge of Sheriff Arbogast.
He had been convicted of felony and SEN
fenced to four years in tho peniteptiary.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-To-morrow will,
from present. appearances, be day of ex-
cursions and fishing parties. leaving little
business to be done in town. The Good
Templars 60 to Fl. Defiance and the
Stanton Artillery 60 to the Natural
Bridge, while the fishing parties already
made up will do the rest towards empty
ing the town into the country. The Post
Office, for mail matter only. will be open
from to 8 A. M; $3.50 to 1915 A. M.
and $50 to P. M. The Internal Revenue
Office will be closed.
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M MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence of
the. brides parents in Coalsburgll, W Va, by
Rev Jno E. Coz, June 18th, 1885, M. w F
Willie J. Clements, formerly Of Baskerville Au-
guSta county.
SMITH-BECK-In Staunton, on June 9tth. by
Father Donohoe. Mr.. Alfred P. Smith and Miss
Matte p Beck. daughter OF the late John Beck,
OF Stau ntOn. 1872
LAMBERT-POWELL.-I in Staunton, on June Is,
Lambert, of Augusta county and Miss MarV ~
Powell, of Staunton.
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SALE OF SToCK.-N1ne shares of stock
of the Valley Mutual Life Association
was sold at auction Saturday. They we're
bought by Jos. E. Rollins at $16S per
share. on account of Geo. Jordan of North
Carolina,
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FELL DowN.-The four story Stuart
warehouse, near the Ches. g. Ohio depot,
is rented jointly by Reeves Gait and Wayt
&Bro. The last named firm occupies the
ground floor on the north side to store
vitriol and heavy goods. Wednesday af-
terno0n the fertilizer loaded floor above
Wayt & Bros floor gave way and crush
ed into the floor beneath. 1t is not as
certained that much damage was done.
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DIED.

HAM-At the residence of her husband j. F.
Mary j. Ham, aged 81 years.
DULD.-In Lexington, Va. June 20, Mrs. Mary
Wilson Dold, wife OF E. r Dold and daughter OF
W. P. Coe