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Christmas and New Year on the
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The b. Il O. as usual will extend Holt
day Greetings in the shape of round trip
tickets at greatly reduced rates over their
entire system. The low rates 90 into
effect az all stations on the Main Line and
Branches east of Ohio river, including
Philadelphia agd Pittsburg Divisions, on
the 23d, and those WHO go to take Christi
mas turkey with friends may remain un-
til after New Year and enjoy themselves
to the utmost. If they do not want 10 go
on that date they can purchase tickets on
the oath, 25th, Both and 3lst of December,
$50 January lst.
These tickets are all good toreturn I'M
It'll January oh, inclusive
For further Information see large pos
GERS OF call on Station Agents.
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CHRISTMAS NiGHr. that fascinating nj
lie sonbfette, Msra Goodwin, aud her eN-
cellent company will make our people
happy by The presentation Of Sis at the
Opera House sis is one Of the most
a.trac i've come, les row on the stage, and
M,ri Goodwin in the title role will prove
an entertainment not soon to be fors9tten.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch says:
The play as a whole is full of life and
action. and the audience. last night were
thoroughly delighted with the perform
aqce. Miss Goodwin has Il bewitching
presence delightful voice. and is the best
ballad singer and one Of the hest dancers
ever seen OH the st. Louis stage. She will
grow upon the public. as it IS easily ap-
parent that SHE possesses uncommon abIii-
iy as q soubrette There is nothing else
for ii bat to use the old ai.d Time worn
description to indicate that Miss Good
wins voice is full OF laughter and tears.
Her eucores last night were nGmherless.
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THE MENDELssoIN QUINTETTE CLUB,
one Of the finest musical organizations in
the World. and great fayorites with the
Staunton people. will give one of their
elegant entertainments in the Opera
House Oh the 9Th Of January. The sim
pie announcement will insure full house,
for the worth of the performance is not
only known. but appreciated
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TIL L MARK ETs.
BY j. H. BLAcKLEY, GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANT.

The markets this week are maintained at
about the same figures as last In the cities
wheat has declined from 11a to 2 cents, but the
local markets have not sympathized with the
decline. Dealers regard the outlook as promis
ing, the demand being for actual needs and not
for speculative purposes. There is general
belief that VIII eat will not only hold its own,
but that an advance may be 7 easonably an
t icipated. Quotat ions yesterday were as fol-
lows
Flour, Family 81 90; Extra IS so; Super IS 90;
w heat SO to IS; Corn 40 to AZ: Oats 80; Clover
Seed 81 90 to 81 25 Hay, Timothy $40 90 to $ll 90
Pork to cts. and small lot yesterday
broughtG.1
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q BAnGAiN.--I have for sale Two large
cooking stoves. suitable for hotel or board
inc house. They cost respectively $50 and
sslO0. are in excellent condition, and will
be sold at sacrifice. t. L. W ARE.
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MARRIED. Last Thursday morning, at
the residence of the brides father Mi ".
w. Brenneman, of Monterey, was married
TO Miss Lille NJ. Patterson, daughter OF
Dr. IT. nj. Patterson. The ceremony was
impressively performed by Rev Df. NC
rarland. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. The attendants were Mr.. FRANK
M. Yates and Miss Patterson, sister OF the
bride. After the ceremony the guests en-
loved an elegant breakfast, and the happy
couple started on theif bridal tourlo " ASH
ineton and the northern cities.
s;,be groom is the editor Of the Highland
Recorder. and one of the most talented OF
the newspaper men of Virginia. Ills love-
1y life-compapion is a general fayorite with
all who know her, aud not a few will SIN
cerely regret her removal from stanton.
TO their mountain home they will he 1ol-
lowed by sincere congratulations. ami the
earnest wish that the life beforethem may
he filled with the richest prosperity that
fortune can bestow. anc that to the TWAIN
may come the browning blessing CT happl-
ness commensurate with the sterling worth
so blended III their union.
Last Tuesday night small but pleasant
seapany of invited guests ssmhled at
tbs nospitable residence of Prof. 4. }.
Turner to witness the marriage of his &C
compiisiled daughter. Miss Florence, to
DR.. A. A Bancroft. of Detroit. The GER
emory was performed by Rev. W. @ Hui
linen. rector of Trinity Church, and after
wards an elegant supper was enjoyed.
DR.. and Mrs. Bancroft will remain in
Virginia a few days before going to their
future home in Detroit. Thither they
will be followed by the best WISHES of the
brides many friends.
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USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, An
other big auction lot of Smyrna Rugs, to
be sold cheap. Come and see them before
they are picked over
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have as nice a lot Of Fancy and Staple
groceries as was ever offered to the citi-
ze,as Of city and county. Come ard see
-eone and bny-buy and try.
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MARRIED,

On Dec. 18th, in the parlors of the McCurdy
House, at Clifton Forge, Miss Mollie Hyler and
Mr.. Bartlette Leighton. by Rev. e. w. Nc
corkle, both of Alleghany county.
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NOTICE TO LADIES John lesser has
the largest supply of Fruit and Pound
Cakes, made of the very best material, and
at lowest rates. Prices from 81 90 and
upwards. The most beautiful ornamented
cakes in the city. Come and be convinced
of this fact yourselves.
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silk Rhadamahs, silk Xtlours, Black
Silks. SIX Tfieotines. just received at
WELLER's- nova
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Everything new in BLACK GOODS can
be- found at WELLER and at the Lowest
Prices. nova
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Feel assured before you bay that yoa
have tried G. c. WHEAr ana his PRICES.
Everything. gootl--e verifying good and
pure.
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spEo1AL.-All persol wishing celery
for Xmas, will leave orders at my store
by Wednesday evening 22d. Sample OF
celery at store. Z. Z. WHEAT.
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Remember. WELLER's is headquarters
for BLACK GOODS OF every description.
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Go 10 6. G. WHEAT S for all the goods
in the Xmas line for Xmas dinner ara
Nmas Fire Crackers.
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C. c. WHEAT has lis own roastsd
Coifees, al! coed aud pure.
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Mince ard custard pies, assorted cakes
fresh every day Pare French Al plaln
candies at > ESSEN p
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job lot of SILK and liaeu liandSe
chiefs 10 lie sold very cheap. Drummer $
Samples :. u. IIMBERLAhE'
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NEW CAGES AT THE JAIL Master Me-
chanic G. w. Long has just finished the
new steel cages in the lower cells OF the
iaiI. They are complete in every respect
and doubtless the safest prison rooms III
the State. The cages are 10xl2 by feet
in the clear. The sides are OF crossed
steel bars, half inch thick, and the ceiling
and floor of solid steel. Every pound OF
metal is tempered to hardness that can
scarcely be penetrated by the finest tools.
The locks are Of the most improved pat
tern and as safe as the most intricate time
lock. Each cage is provided with four
hammocks, extending from one side TO the
other. and SO arranged that they can be
rolled up when not in use. The closets
and water fixtures are also models OF neat
ness and durability. The cages were re-
ceiyed from the factory in IS sections, IA
to each, and the work of putting them to-
gether alone required the clinching OF 1900
steel rivets. This work was done by Mt.
Geo. w. Long. and it is needless tossay IS
splendid job The cages are from the
celebrated factory of the York Safe
and Lock Co, York Pa. of which Mr.. Z.
n. Fulcher, of this city. is agent. They
cost $500.
These cells are now not only secure from
the assaults OF prisoners inside, but also
from the attack of a mob from the outside,
They will be used for the confinement Of
the most dangerous class of criminals. and
once placed in them, there is no escape un-
til the door is unlocked.
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New Paris and Berlin WRAPS, JACKETS
and NEW MARKETS, at
nova WELLER s.
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CEagEsIERI's KID GLOVES still take
the lead os all others. Only to he had at
nova WELLER S.
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Novelties in HANDKERCIIEFs and EIo-
emmy at WELLER s.
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All confess that G. c. WHEAT has the
best selection of STAPLE and Fancy Groce-
sies in Staunton.
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No olle denies that goods are low-hut
jast try G. g WHEAT
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An ArrEA1.-Ia view OF the many
temptations thrown aroutd the Young
during the holiday season, the ladies'
of the w. G. 7 e., have
Resolued LIST. Earnestly to entreat every
lady to abstain from swine or other lntoX!-
cant. and on no account to throw tempta'
.tion in the way Of young men.
Resolred %, To plead with men who are
subject TO the temptation incident &c
liquor drinking. and especially with young
AMEN to steadfastiy. resist such influences
and remain away from places where liquor
ca wine is sold.
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&. G. Wheat has Kaisias, Carfants
and Candies of all kinds
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Have you seen The Dazzling Novelties
at y EllEit 5.
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w. T. L. SoIREE.-The lovers of good
music were given the opportunity On last
Friday evening of enjoying fine treat in
the programme presented to them at the
Wesleyaa Female Institute soiree.-
Among the selections was piano solo, by
Miss Mary Sweatman. Sonato in r fiat ma
ior, from Iladyn, fine and classical COM
position elegantly rendered. Another
which showed to advantage the skill of the
accomplished pianists, and the cultivated
taste of Che instructor, was the piano quar-
tette. Grand Galop Chromatiqne, ny the
inimitable master, Litz. Many lovely
songs were rendered, among which was the
exquisite little chausosa, 'sPierrot, by
Miss MayIne Uhl. and the solo and chorus,
Birds of Song, " by Miss Fannie Follans-
bee and the vocal class. This institute is
so well known in our community for its
delightful musical entertainments. that
we hardly need to particularize further.
where all was SO charm ingly rendered.
A MECHANICAL CURIOSITY. AT Julius
Scheffer's Boss Bar is exhibited the most
remarka BILE triumph OF mechanical genius
we have ever seen. 1t is called the
Smoking DUDE and is figure of col
ored dandy smoking cigarette. A lighted
cigarette is placed in his hand and with
life-like movements he proceeds to con-
sumo it. The smoke is inhaled and puffed
out after the most approved college style,
whilst all the time the dude is rolling his
eyes, and occasionally bringing into ser
vice single barreled eye glass, through
which he takes serene view Of his sur
roundings. The figure was manufactured
in Paris, and is a curiosity well worth
walking squares to see.
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Headquarters for Fruit Cakes, at
JOHN JEssER 5.
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A RARE CHANCE We call special at
tention of men in moderate circumstances
to the advertisement Of Mr.. G.. G. Gooch.
The purchase of the houses he offers can
be made by any Industrious man, for the
rent he. now pays will almost secure him
the fl simple title to comfortable home.
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Middlebrook Items.
I Reported for the vIRGINIAN.I


On Wednesday, Dec Sth, Miss Cornelia A.
Stricken, daughter OF Mr.. John H. Stricken of
Dutch Hollow, was married to Mr.. Bailey
Moneymaker of Long Dale. The Ger emory was
performed in stanton and the couple left on
the train for their home.
On Tuesday, Dec. eth, meeting OF the citi-
zens of this place was held for the purpose of
taking steps looking to. the pulling down and
rebuilding Of the old Brick Church. COM
mttee was appointed to report at the next
meeting, on Tuesday the 18th. the condition of
the church, whether it was safe to repair fer
further use not. The committee reported it
unsafe, but no decisive steps have been taken
as to rebuilding. This old un ion church is
held in great reverence by the people of this
place on account of the recollections of the
good meetings of by gone days III which many
eminent m inisters preached and led many
souls to the light of the Gospel. W. H. W.
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Ladies, remember that w. II. WELLER
is opening all the desirable fabrics and
new weaves. imported this season. in
MOURNING and BLACK DRESS GOODS of
every description. nova :
Ladies, call at WELLRR's and see the
Novelties in
Dress Goods,
Peluche Raye Pontilla,
Peluche Raye Perle,
Peluche Croise Sole,
Peluche Raye Diagonal,
Peluche Cane Raye.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- stanton, Va, Dec. 22d., 1856

In the chancery cause of PATTERSON, TIos.
NJ, VS.. IATTERsoN'S EX'oR &C., and PATTERSON
fIIoS. NJ, VS.. PATTERSON, SAMI. w. &C, now
pending togethertn the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta county. All parties, plaintiffs and defend
ents. and all other persons whomsoever IN any
in pursuance Of an order rendered therein on
the 18th Of 3sct mber, 1856, Shall. at my office
in Staunt0n, on
Thursday, the 10th dayof January, 1887
proceed to consider and report upon the sixth,
seventh and eighth exceptions of the defend
ants to the reportin these causes fled together
with any evidence which the parties may offer
touching The same, also to take, state and
settle any other matters which | may deem
dec23-4t j. w. GREEN SMITH, Com'r.
l,OM NnssIONER'S OFFICE.
~ stanton, Va, Dec. Sd. 1886.
In the chancery cause of WATSON. JAMES NJ ),
VS.. HUNTER s. JNO. N. ADM +, now pending in
the circuit court of Augusta county, all parties
plaintiff and defendant, and others whomso-
interested. especially all creditors of John
pursuance of an order therein entered the
18th of Nov, 1886, shall at my Office IN Staun-
ton, on
S Saturday. tie ed dag of Jang 1887,
proceed 10 take. state and settle an account
shov ing: LIST. the trat sactions OF t. a. High
land as admir- of John N. Hunter. decd; Ga. },
the debts against the estate of said John N.
Hunter, decd 3d. the real estate OF said Jno.
N Hunter, dec d, liable for his debts. n whose
occupancy the land now is..and how much each
share therein should contribute to the payment
ofthe debts and 4th) any other matter DEEM
ed pertinent by commissioner, or required by
az party in interest. AT which time;an place
all creditors OF decedent, John N. Hunter, must
appear before the undersigned and prove their
claims.
de e23-4t j. w. GREEN SMITH, Com T.
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WANTED
ALL THE CITIZENS OF COUNTY AND CITY
to know that Ihave in stock a desirable lot OF
STAPLE AND FANCY--
X MAS Gs ODDS !.

All know that l have almost every thing you
need and want, and why enumerate?
DO you want Staple Goods. such as Sugar,
Coffees, Teas, &C.?
DO You want Canned Goods, Tomatoes, Peas,
Beans, Peaches, &C.,
Do you want Dessert-Plqm Puddings, Gran
berries, Cheese, Raisins. Currants, Citron?
Do you want Candies-French, plain, mixed,
or broken. Candy Toys?
Do you want an extraordinarily nice New
Orleans Molasses?
All of these and more, at
decl5-3t c. G. WHEATS.
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THE CITY COUNCIL was III session
Tuesday night. Among tie more impor-
tant business disposed of was the adoption
of an ordinance regulating the electric
light ssrvice, and the election of J. T. Long
as Superintendent OF the service. in addi-
ton to his duties as Superintendent of the
water works.
Mr. Oberdorfer called up the resolution
for increasing the salaries of several city
officers. 1t was discussed by Messrs. Ober-
dorfer. Tams, Mcmahon. the President,
Butts, Craig aid others. and agreed to-
The increase is as follows: Chief of Police
from 500 10 $55 Policemen from $40 to
SIS City i'ny stefan, from $40 to $l6 u.s.
Council Clelk. from $40 % 800, and Over
seer of the pnsr from 1888 to SIS per
month.
The ordinance fnrhiddng firing pop
crackers on the stieet was suspended from
the oath of December at 6 F. NJ. till Jan.
I'd. at 6 A. NJ.
The City Treasurer was credited with
S. 5S3 81 tax tickets for capitation and
water taxes running through several years.
Mr.. Tams stated that the delinquent list
this yearwas smaller tisan fer several years
past.
Other business, not of general public IN
terest, was disposed of.
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LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY met III this
city on Wednesday of last wetk, Rev. L.
B. Johnson, Moderator. and Rev. r. G.
Walker Stated Clerk.
The pastoral relation of Rev. j. n. Nane
deventer with Phiilippi church was d:s-
solved, and calls from Leading Creek and
Beverley churches in Randolph county,
w. Y, placed in his hands and accepted.
The 9Th ana 9th Of February were ap-
pointed for his installation, and the COM
mittee appointed for it were Rev. MessIs.
Bryan, Layton and Brooke.
Rev. G.. A. Long, after a satisfactory
examination. was received from the Evan
gelical Lutheran Synod into Lexington
Presbytery ,which.appointed him to preach
at Union Church the lst and ID Sabbaths
in January.
Rev. Il. e. Walker, Sta. ed Clerk, and
Rev. A. Ii. Hamilton. Treasurer. were
appointed TO arrange for the publication
OF the centennial addresses delivered by
Rev. DR.. Armstrong, of Norfolk, and Rul-
ing Elder Jed Hotchkiss. of Stanton, at
Timber Ridge church, Sept. 25th.
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liberal discount made for quarterly. aif year
and yearly advertisements
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1oM MIssIoNER's OFFICE.
~ stanton, Va, Dec. Sd, 1881

Z o MMISSION Err s OFFICE,
SrAUNToN, VA, Dec. 2ad, 1886.
IN the chancery causes now pending to-
gether in the Circuit Court of Augusta county
under the styles of SroNER VS.. BECK AIS,
and BECKs WIDOW VS.. BECK's INFANTS all
interested therein. are hereby notified, that in
pursuance OF an order entered in said causes
the 1Ith of December, 1886, | shall at my
office in stanton, on
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a CHANCE TO SECURE A NICE HOME.-I
"A offer for sale seven houses and lots stu
ated on Gooch street, south of the G. 4 o. de-
pot. me houses new. and contain four
large and Two small rooms each The lots, are
i0xso leet, thus giving good garden spot. Wa
ter in each lot, and gas convenient.
These houses will be sold at low price, and
upon accommodating terms. A reasonable
hand payment will be required, and upon the
remainder the purchaser can have long time il
he desires. Thus practically meeting the pay
ments by the rent.
Apply at once to GIG. GOOCH
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Saturday, the 22d day of January, 1887,

sUtHFIdy, IHH III Guy Of JUHTUtt7y, TOT, .
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing LIST, the relative values of 1.-THE Har-
man property" and "the ImbodeD property,
and what part of the sale proceeds shall be APP
plicable to the specific liens on eacn of said
properties; ID, the liens binding said proper
superintendent of the costs III these suits, and
4th, any other matters deemed pertinent by
Conn. or which any party in interest may re-
qure 10 be stated.
deca3 j. W. GREEN SMITH Comr.
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Don't fail to see the grand balloon as
cension in front of ]. e. Taylor & Sons
Confectionery and Toy Bazaar. Friday
night, at O'Clock.
Toys, TOYS, TOYS. Everything in the
confectionery line, cheaper than the cheap
est, at Taylor's.
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The finest Christmas Oysters in the mar
ket are at Nimmo's. Leave your orders
early.
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The largest stock of Fire Works i'll the
city at ]. Z. Taylor & Sons Grand Toy
Bazaar.