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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-22
FOR SALE and RENT.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. "
Evans for, &c.
Pritchard ct ais
Pursuant to a decree entered in the above
styled chancery cause by the Hastings Court
for the city Of Sta.lnton. June 10. 1856, shall,
as special rom Missioner appointed for the puf-
pose offer for sale at public auction. on
Saturday, the 3lst dag of july, 1856,
at the front door of the Court House in the city
of Staunton, the life estate OF II ?. Eupank In
valuable tract of land CONTAINING 253
ACRES, being the same on which said ELL
hauk now resides, situated near Mt. Zion. An
gusta county, Va.
This land is in fine condition for farming,
is well improved and we'll watered.
TERMS-Cash enough i'll hand to pay the nm
the unIanee on credits of one. two aud three
years, the purchaser to execute his bonds to
the commissioner for the deferred payments,
waiy ing homestead exemption. bearing inter-
est from day of sale, and with approved per-
sonal security. ROCKINGHAM PAUL,
Special Commissioner.
VIRGINIA-City of Staunton. to-wit:
l hereby certify that Rockingham Paul, Com
quired by law. and by decree entered on the
10Th day of June. 1886. in the Chancery Cause
of Evans for &c against ]. I. Pritchard ct. ais,
pending in the Court of Hastings for the City of
Staunton.
Given under NY hand this Soth day of June
1886.
jlyl NEWTON ARGENBRIGH HIT. Clerk.
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ViRGINIAs CRers.-rhe Richmond hi patch
of Sunday published NJ ne columns OF crop re-
ports from various sections of Virginia, sur
nished by gentlemen of recognized intelligence
and observation. Summed up briefly the con-
illusions are The wheat crop seeded WAS small
but the Yield Was unusually large. SOME of
this al maturity WAS heatHti down BY rain and
wi, d. and much more has been dtuagt,i in thu
shocks by spr. uti.,g ".id m;'lIl,ling Corn on
highlands is very promising, indie Il, though
very grassy II MOI Kin = We.ti her com s.ani it
will yield finely In he low-grounds, whence
come the greatest crops. tie corn Heen
washed out ard almost eitiiei, destroyed aud
it is now too al Ia i, plant II The yield OF the
oat crop pft.hHhy IL. lar est ever know ',
In Nirginin, bul the r,i aud Ill. floods
h we treated il +, bias. yet ii - lIh II, what
Will he secured In "otht t.r.i Will make fur
mare than ~, ave Rage crop III the Staie. What
is said of oats Is a s.'1, true Of The crop
OF tobacco IL seems that there is small crop
plante which. though laie. is looking fairy
well, but, like corn, is very grassy. IL is too
early in the season to make amy PREDICTION vt
all as to what will be the yield or qu1iity oi
bacco. The truck crop is good; the Yield of
Irish potatoes is enormous: the p .,nut crop is
only tolerable; the cotton crop IN Virginia is
fair; rye very good.
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JOHN w. STOUT, Comm'l
CONTAINS IGo ACRES :

of elegant limestone land, smooth. easy of cul-
tivation and very fertile. About 40 acres ars
in meadow of the finest quality, and some %
acres are heavy timbered. This is one of the
most productive farms in the Valley. is ele-
gantly fenced throughout and in high state of
cultivation.
THE IMPROVEMENTS consist of u seven
room frame and brick mension house, delight
fully situated on an elevation commanding Il
beautiful view, and all necessary outbuildings,
including large barn and stable, Ice house,
spring house smoke house. There is an elegant
water on the place. There is also large or
chard of choice varieties of fruit.
The location is desirable, being i'll sight of
Lipscomb Station. where there are stores post
office with daily mails, and churches, schools
and mills are convenient, and the neighbor-
hood is one of the best i'll the county.
The purchaser can get q bargain H. this place
and on very reasonable terms. Call on or ad
dress ]. p. CLINE,
may27 Lpscomb Station Augusta Co. Va
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Julia, You sat up with Adolpms till
nearly II last night
ssYes, mamma
1T was quite chilly. Weren't you
cold -
mo, mammal
"Was there any fire in the room 20
s. A mere spark mamma
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A Letter f, ON Mr.. Tucker.

.n,hrrst Neau Era: With MANY of the
rl.'n.ls and admirers of Hon. J. II Tucker,
III his county, There has heen II belief that
il H. nomination was thrust nran him he
woul accept. fenw we publish hv per
mission. Il letter from Mr. Tucker to q
gentleman in p.dlrr which show, that he
is firm in his determination
WASHINGTON !, e.. June o. IS
Wg Dear Fs'iead,"-i SIM. rely thank ven for
your Kind letter ate to Part with trtta.,is
who have h'ell faithful Ia me. hat lei net
he miSnnd rsto.M haze Il. ci.i.d 10 IL
onngl ess. That sieetsi"n fin:.l | d, nt,i de-
ire the people to itave any thou lit that may
hange for ! VIII not Id. s, ee',sitrt.ri tie
question matutels and thu Judgment formed
is irrevocablt s., look to the coming and no
longer to the retiring man, to the rising, not to
the Sc ting sun. Yours thu v
j. X. Tucker.
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Most Excellent.

J J. Atkins, Chief al Police. Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: My fam ly and are ben
eliel;trfcs Of sonr most sc.tl..i. medicine.
DIR. kite New nl cnr.lA Ia. r.nstiln3-
ton having found il 10 be all that YOU
claim for IL Il sire ~ i,~iti, 10 it's virtue.
My friends To whom | haze r, commended
It,. praise IL at ,Stiy OPPORTUNITY. Dr.
Kings New Dis. every for Consumption is
guaranteed to cure Coughs. Colds Bron-
chills. Asthma. r"np nleyery affection
OF Fhr'iu. Gl"sl aud Lungs. Trial bot
ties free II lln lies & Roblnsom.s Drug
Store. Large size ST OC.
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The General CT. p Outlook.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-Tht. apartment al
Agriculture g crop reports iu- In'y, issne,i to
day showing the cotton returns on July LIST.
represent the OPP ten to fifteen days late anu
the fairgrounds saturated. but 'rtnnessee re
ports injury from low temperature and OK
cessive rain. The great corn belt OF the West
reports medium to high conditina; growing
better from Ohio 10 Kansas. The Missouri Val
lev averages better than the Ohio river and
Lake region. There is IL full stand i'll Missouri
u vigorous and even growth and ten days
earlier than last year. Kansas returns are
equally favorable. The insect injuries have no.
where been serious The chinchbug is threaten
ing some localities in the West. The general
average is u.s. against 81 last ear and 81 in-tSSi
The State averages of the following states arc ::
New York 80; Pennsylvania, IS; Virginia, s3.
Georgia, 81; Texas, 81; Kentucky, 81; Ohio, 81 !;
Indiana 95; Michigan. 81, Illinois. 81; Missouri,
101; Kansas, 1902; Nebraska, IS; Iowa. 49, The
condition of winter wheat is reported for the
lst of July in northern districts as not iiar-
vested, and in the southern States as 1t APP
peared at the time of harvest. The average has
declined from 927 to 9l2. New York reports a
decline of 4 points, Pennsylvania. 5; Ken
lucky, 2; Michigan, q; Missouri, L; Kansas, B;
Ohio and Indiana remain as in June and Illinois
gains point. The condition OF spring wheat
| has declined from 9s in June to 81 in conse.
quence OF high Temperature, drying winds, and
lack of tain In the principal States the decline
| has been Wisconsin. from 81 to IS; Minnesota.
yY to 10; Iowa, 100 to 81; Nebraska 81 to 81 and
| Dakota from SO to IS. The condition of oats
averages 49, a decline of ! points. Rye tully
maintains its position, averaging % points.
The average of barley is 80 points.
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nESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR RIENT.-The
~ following property belonging to E. Me-
MahOn Is offered for rent on accommodating
terms:
Five Dwelling Houses ON N. New Street, each
containing five rooms and provision room
and each having separate yard fenced in; alley
in rear for transporting fuel; gate entering
from alley to wood and coal house in the yard
improved water closet with water and hydrant
In yard.
Four Dwellings on Points Street. with four
rooms each and provision room and same ac-
commodations to each as above.
Four rooms Augusta Street, with water
closet and hydrant in rear.
All of the above property has just been re-
fitted throughout, with new plastering, paint
ing, whitewash, improved water Closets thor
Ough draining, &c.
For terms, &C., apply to
Il. A. MCMAHON,
jlyl Corner Augusta and Points SITS
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Al Old Citizen Speaks.

Mr.. J.. NJ. Norris, an old resident of
Rome, Ga, says, that he had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for Il
great many years and with Eczema for tile
three years; at times could scarcely walk
and had tried many remedies without bpne-
fit. until he began taking Electric Bi!tert
and ano nting his hands and feet wits
Buck len S Arnic;s Slve This treatment
afforded him great relief and he strongly
recommends Electric Biiters to all who
suffer witt, Kidney Complaints. or need a
Blood Purifier. Sold ly Hughes & Robin
son.
The lsss We deserve good fortune the
,,,crs ., q }ott, f NJ IL
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SALE
2
OF
INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, rendered at the May term,
1885, in the cause of J. W. H. Pilsons guardian
vs.. W Fl. pllson's widow, will, as commits
sioner therein appointed, proceed to sell at
public auction, at tie front door of the Court
house In StauntOn, Va. on
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-22

Arenr,ing to the testimony of physi-
clans and coroners. in all parts of the
l'n1on, deaths have resulted from the use
OF cough syrups. containing morphia,
opium and other poisons. In this connec-
ton. DIR. Sam'l Cox. of Washington. after
careful analyses, endorsed Red Star Cough
Cure as being purely vegetable. and abso-
lutely free from opiates, poisons and mar
cotics. Price, twenty-five cents.
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Group. whoomng cough aid bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh S Cure.
Sold by w Nj Allen & Bro.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-22

A Frenchman intending to compliment
a young lady by calling her gentle lamb,
said 'She is one mutton as is small.''
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WHERE ARE THE WICKER FOLKS
BURIED

"Tell me, gray-haired sexton" said,
"WbeTe in this field are the wicked folks laid
have wandered the quiet graveyard thro',
And studied the epitaphs, old and new:
But on monument, obelisk, pillar OF stone
| read of no evil that men have done"
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read of no evil that men have done"
The old sexton stood by the grave newly made
With his chin on his hand. his hand spade
l knew by the CLEAN of his eloquent eye
That his heart was instructing his lips to reply
"Who is the judge when the soul takes its
flight?
WHO'S the judge betwxt the wrong and the
right?
Which OF us mortas shall dare to say
That our neighbor was wicked who died to-
day?
In our journey through life, the further we
speed
The better we learn that humanity's need
Is charity spirit that prompts us to find
Rather virtue than vice in the lives Of oul
kind
"Therefore good deeds we record on those
stones;
The evil men do let it die in their bones
| have labored tJ sexton this many year,
But never have buried bad man here
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ffHAes. F. NELSON,
u ATTORNEsY-AT-LAW,
1Office-Sullivan Building)
r,avea Staunton, Va.
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Why is there nothing like leather2 Be-
cause it is the sole support of man.
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New Zealand Shaken.

ROCKED by TERRIFIC SEISMIC SHOCKS.
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july Goth, court Day., 1886,


that valuable property, situated in the village
of New Hope. belonging to the estate of the
late Dr.. W. II. PilsOn.
The tract contains 1874 acres of fine land in
excellent condition, with buildings in fine re-
pair. The Improvements consist of q flrst-rate
dwelling of six rooms, barn, gfanary, and all
necessary outbuildings. There is asplendid
orchard of the choicest fruit on the place, and
abundance of good water. The property
would make desirable home. 1t is In an ex-
ceflent neighborhood and convenient to the
stores and churches of New Hope and vicinity.
TERMS.-E Enough cash in hand To pay the
costs of suit and sale, and theresdue in equal
instalments, at one, two and three years, with
Interest from the day of sale, purchaser exc
cuting bonds with approved personal security
and the title retained until all the purchase
money is paid.
JOHN w. STOUT, Comm'r.
hereby certify that John w. Stout has exc
cuted the bond required by the decree of sale
rendered in the cause of Pilson's guardian VS..
Pison's widow. Given under my hand this
Both day of Sept, 1885.
jlyl-4t ]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
AN ELEGANT FARM FOR SALE.
Desiring to change my business, l offer for
sale privately my farm on South River, at
Lipscomb Station; s. V. r.. r., known as the
VIM. Hunter farm. The tract
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- SIX ACRES,

and has upon 1t G. quantity of the finest fruit
tpees. grape vines &c. There Is plenty ofexcellen
water on the place, and a good garden. he
purchaser will get bargain, and upon easy
erms. Apply to
may20-tf EDITo RS VALLEY VIRGINIAN.
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The Number for July I'd begins u new volume.
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| From ii. personals of tie Highland
Recorder, we copy the following MIR.
Joh, B.yan Of staunton, is visiting
friends in Crab o,tom.
Prof. j, a. MeCaulry. President OF
Dickinson College, Pa, arrived in the
county IN Tuesday
Mr.. Samuel Jackson, of Loeb Bros,
S aunton. who has been at home in Poca-
hontas county for two or three tnths,
returned yesterday.
Mrs. JOS. A. Hines who lives near
town. has been quite i'll recently, and is
not expected 10 recover. She is suffering
from infiamma' DRY rheumatism.
Mrs. Jacob Arbogast, Mrs. Brown
Yeager, and Mr.. Jacob Arbogast, Jr..
passed through town this week on theil
va, to visit friends in Augusta county.
Sbilo!y's Vitt!jznr is what YOU netd f(
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Shilo|l's Vita!izar is what you need ft
Constipation. loss Of Appetite, Dizzines
an.l AL symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price II
and IS cents per hottie.
Sold by w. M. Allen e Bro.
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sional services to the citizens OF Stauntoh.
ES-OFFIcE-No. ll3 Main Street. opposite IL NE
Opera House. Juleio
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I1oR sALE.-A NEAT. ooMEoRrABI1E cor

rAGE house. within ten minutes drive OF
ne Court House, over an excellent road. The
Aouse Is a neat new cottage with four rooms,
Kitchen. &c. There are all necessary outbuiid-
mgs including new and comfortable tenant
house. The tract contains
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T0WN LOTS FOR SALE

fF0WN LOTS FOR SALE.
have three excellent building lots remai.,-
ings ronting on Green street 70 feet and run.
ming back 1876 feet, which can be purchased at
reas'nable figures and on accommodating
terms Five other building lots. of Same di-
mensions. fronting on the extension OF Masii-
ontreet are also for sale. App. at once.
Nct s. S. NJ. YOS1
LtR RENT.-Four or five excellent LODG-
- ING ROOMS, centrally located and sup
| pileS with water and gas. The rent is unnstl.
ailypW the rooms being among the most desira'
Die III Staunton. For terms. &c, apply to
| jah1-tf VALLEY VIKtiIN1AN.
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| COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, VA, Aug. 18th, 1885,
Jlio. II. Plunkett's Admir-.
Us. In the Cir. ct. of Augusta co.
JRo. H. Plunketts Heirs, &c.
iii pursuance of the decree entered in the
fosegaing cause on the 18th june 1885, the nm
dersigned, Comm'r in said court, hereby noti-
fiss all parties interested In said suit, that he
has fixed upon the
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DR. J. 81. P. GIBSON, s.r.t1NrroN VA
ssare,-Corner.o Augusta and fredeIlc6 ons
Cffiee hGurg 8 to 8 q. H., to p. NJ, 10 P. IN
Sf4ice iiH7' = w. june
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

n NJ. QUARLES,
feb25. Soft SrAuNToN, VA
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18th dag of august, meat,

tastate further account of the the transac-
farther account of the debts against the estate
Of Jno. II. Plunkett. deed. If any person has
ready been proven, it must be presented and
proven before me, on or before the time herein
named for taking said accounts.
Ilyl5 JNO. M. KINNEY, Oomm'r.
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nIsEAsEs PECULIAR TO FEMALES

DIR. b. P. REESE,
Office aud Residences and % W. Frederick
Il.l -
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FAR T. w. SHELTON, with an experience OF
ID thirty-fve years in the PRACTICE OF ME l3
CINE offers his professional services TO the cftl-
zens OF Staunton and vicinity. Office at his res
dence No. 900 Main street. aug 20
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-04

knows dibnt say lt. Why then parade
II before the people7 IL Is to cause 7
prejudice against me So az 10 destroy a,
best they can what little influence | ma'
Save among the me nbers Of these organi
gations.
You think you MAJ. This year alone
have working under my employment ans
under my control, or have TO be employed
under my sanction more members OF III,
Knights Of Labor than you, the tws
Bowlins, both, 1 expect, Iheve ever en-
plQyed IN your lives. | have IN partner
ship business connected with me thres
members OF the Knights OF Labor who
will also vote the Democratic ticket. In
employing the men above stated have
never asked whether or not they were
members Of the knights OF Labor, nor dc
! care. ALI that wanted was the work
done properly. With reference TO farm.
crs have to say that have paid on,
more money 70 the producer In this county
IN one year than the Bowlns
have ever paid in all their lives put TO.
gether To the laborers OF this town
have paid out for improvements more
money than all the Dark-I.antern ticket
combined have ever done in all their lives
put together. Still | am a poor man.
Although having met with many mistor-
tunes unnecessary here 10 mention, still,
at the same time, Il will, In my humble
judgment, be hard for such men as the
TWO Bowlins TO injure my character OF
raise prejudice In this county against
me In view of the above facts.
think this Is about all | feel incum-
bent upon me to answer. am no candi.
date for Office and only feel an interest in
having the whole Democratic ticket
elected, from governor down 10 cOnsta.
BILE. / feel as Mr.. Pendleton says In
reference to Mr.. Bowlln. II an organiza
tion or political party would not allow me
10 be Q member would not ask trconld
eat the crumbs from under the table,
when II had been said to me TO "depart, |
was not of them"
In conclusion allow me 10 say that the
Democratic party is honest; that II acts
fairly; believes In free speech and free
discussion and says II is untrue that they
will allow men TO participate In the pri.
maries to vote for delegates to the county
convention who were to select delegates
TO the state convention, and then they no
vote for the nominees Of that convention
With reference to the question Of varacitl
between Mr.. Kent and myself, that wa
THE GAzETTE's fault, and it was cor
rected again as soon as l returned home
The Judge will stand by my statement a.
it appeared corrected in THE GAZETTE
II have any personal reference to max,
TO the two Bowlins will do II in person
and not through the press. have neve
interrupted IN my life any other speaker
except Mr. Bowlin. Very respect
fully, JAS. w. SwAYNE.