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L AND ALES.
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY DESIRA.
L BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
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TNRUsTEES' SALE OF VERY DEsIRA.
l. BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
o. ST UNION.
By virtue of authority vested in US as Trus.
tees II a deed of trust executed by f. GUY
md wife, of date March 4th. 1885, and OF record
in the Clerks office OF the Hustinos Court of
|taunion Deed Book 9, page BIS. and with The
consent of ]. NJ Frost trustee, in q prior deed
OF trust executed by said j. f. Guy of date
April |, 1882 and of record in the above ma 10 ed
Clerk's office D d. 8. page 1876, he undersigned
will sell ut public auction sir front of the Court
house, in Sdunton, on
Saturday. Aprn 9ri. 1885,
that certain HOUSE AND LOT on the -.
North west side If North Coalter street. B.s:5
in the City of Stanton formerly Occu- s$ssl
pied by said j. E. Guy as residence.
The lot fronts on said COaiter street about
eighty feet, and runs back about 29415 feet along
Pleasant street which bounds 1t on The North
east, and separates it from.the property OF
Charles q Arnall. tits bounded on the South
west by the property occupied as residence
by VIM ]. Nelson.
The Improvements are Dwelling House, sta
ble and fruit and shade trees.
The situation of this property is unsur passed
for beauty; and the lot Is one of the most de
Sirabe in Stanton.
TERMsoF NALE-Teu per cent in cash :;
about ST. ncJ Cd twei We months from the day Of
sale; and the balance in two years from the
day at sale. For the deferred instalm is the
purchaser will be required to execute bonds
With approved personal security. bearing in
toreSt from the day of sale and the title will be
withhold as additional security. The purcha-
s.r will so be required to keep the dwelling
house insured for AT least six hundred dollars
The policy to he held as further security for the
deferred instalments of D rchase m0nev.
THOS. G. ELDER,
WM. J. NELSON,
mars tbs Trustees.
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Stauutoa March 1t n. 1885,
by Rev. A A Esllr dse, Mr.. james IL. Mi
sled If kochingnam Co. and Miss Gee rgia
Dull OF Augusta.
DOrS)N MouDY-On the End inst. at the Ees!-
Deuce Of Mr. David ruca willeI near LIE xssi-
burg, by Rev Collins Den y, Mr. John Dotsoil
and Miss An lie Moody, all Of Greenbrisx
county. Va
uence of MIR. VIM. II. J ohuson, near Lewis
burg W. Va by Rev David Bush Mr., Henry
Lipps AMI Miss Kate Horn. formerly of Au-
gusJ+ c0u MY va.
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5HE GRAPHIC News. the Illustrated week.!
ntinnati, in It's issue of March IL, Will h'
4 unusual interest to- he people otthe Sonth
s$it viii publish double page picture of th'
sapased monument to Gen. r. E. Lee. at Rich
tfond, va, together with a portrait of The
n aented dead. The testimonial to the memor,
the great commander will cost 5000 600. ano
4gii be one OF the srandest in the country. Th'
) .aphtc NeaUs' illustration of it was prepared
y der The supervision ofthe essfuAsculp tor
4ld will be a magnificent affair. In addition
ae paper will contain other interesting pic
or;al and reading matter.
Hyar liz nv ali Naws Dealers
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stanton Markets.
SPECTATOR OFFICE,
SfaunfAn Va March q l2Sf.

Staunton, Va, March 9. 1885,
The volume of county trade continues about
as last week. Oats and clover-seed have slight
iy declined. Irish potatoes are quoted higher.
Eggs lower and dull. Butter plentiful and un
CHANGED. No alterations in hay. corn or wheat.
Baled shueks a selling in Lynchburg at SiS
per ton. Clover hay sl4. Timothy $40.
1.-THE quotations are wholesale, not retail.
Country Produce.
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CALLED SESSION LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY.-
The Lexington Presbyt+ry held called SEES
sion at the Lecture Room of the First Presby-
'erian Church yesterday, Rev A. R. Cooke, of
Waynesboro', Moderator. Rev. DR. D. K. Nc
Farland was received from the Mississippi
Presbytery and his installation as Pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of this city ap-
pointed to take place Sunday 2lst al II A. M.
Rev. l. Preston, D., will deliver the ser
mon Rev. DR.. James Murray. the charge to the
people. and Rev. DR.. H. II. Hawes to the Pas
tor.
Rev. A. K. Cooke will b, installed Pastor OF
the Way nesboro' Church Saturday, April 3rd.
at IL A. NJ. Rev. DIR. Halves will deliver the
sermon Rev. Geo. L. Bitter the charge to the
people, and Rev. JnO A. Preston to the Pastor.
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OOMMIssIONERs, SALE OF vALUs

CORNERSTONE SALE OF VALU
" BILE REAL E5TATE.-Pursuant to dc
cree of the circuit court of Augusta. In over
hollis Com'tee VS.. Withrow and others, We
will sell at public auction, in front OF the
Court house In Siaunton, on
Monday. the 22nd day Of March, 1850.
the following described properties =
/. The contingent interest of the children OF
Sampson PETER, in the farm near Waynes-
boro lately belonging TO Sampson Pelter, Sr..
decd, known as the Awde place.
2. That portion of what is known as the
CIR. Elk place, belonging to said sampson Pei
ter, ST.. which was conveyed to Nancy Kremer.
TERMs.-Ten per cent in cash, and the resi-
due ON u credit of one, two, and three years
from day of sale the purchaser giving
bonds tor the deferred instaI ments with APP
proved personal security, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
WM. PATRICK,
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Personal

Mrs. Floyd Heck of this city is visiting re-
lativ-s at Chatham, Pittsy lvan1a county. va.
Mr.. P A. Mix. jeweler of this city has been
adjudged ms ane and has been sent for treat
ment to the W. l.. Asylum.
The wife of Senator Hawley of Connecticut
died in Washington City, Wednesday evening
of pneumonia, after brief illness.
Hon. ]. r. Tucker has introduced bill in
Congress to appropriate SIS 900 for the con.
struction ola public building at Staunton.
Hon. Henry r. Walker of West Va, Mr.. w.
B. Kront of the Baltimore Sun and Mr.. Geo A.
MeeKins of the Baltimore american are at the
Hale House.
On Wedn esday MIR. James B. Smith prom
inent citizen Of Morgan county. W. Va, drop
ped dead from heart disease while sitting on a
chair in his home.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Bragg, E1itor and Proprietor of
the Allegheny Sentinel, we are sorry to learn,
was confine to his room by sick ness the great
er portion of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Palmer's crystal wedding
at Greenville occurred February 25th. There
was a large cal, made upon the by friends an d
many valuable testimonials OF esteem left TO
brighten their Joys and render the Jou rney OF
life pleasant.
Capt NJ. A. Miller, the Chief Engineer of the
Trans Flat Top land Association, in which
several prominent Staunton gentlemen are
large stock hoders, spent W. dnesday in this
city, at the Hale House. Capt. M was on his
way to the field OF operations of his comPa ny
in Wyoming county, w. Va.
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Fred Douglass has at last been made to
vdcate the $4,000 Federal offi;e which he
held i'll WAshir yton, and a colored
Democrat of New York has been appointed
to take his place. Douglass oug hE to have
been among the first to be removed for he
was without doubt among the most often.
sive partisans and offensive men who ever
held 0fflce.-Richmond Nute.
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MESSRs. ED iT0RS.-The enclosed note from
Judge Edmondson will be of interest 10 your
Aaders.
In correction of the announcement in the
ptndicdt0r of last week. L would remark that
ne Total receipts from the ladies' concert as
rom C"l Allan's lecture, were reduced by ex-
enses considerably below the sums III mentioned
chiefly by the rent charged by the city fail hers
or The use of the Opera House 1 must turn
hem over to the daughters and wives and sis
err: Since paying over The proceeds. l have
settled other expenses to amount OF $500.
There are only twenty five names noon my
list OF Subscribers SO lar. but hope friends at
Wayne sborO' and other points through The
county Will take the matter up. and lend help
ng hand in raising what it was thought both
count and city would give to this object. Old
Augusta ought to double it. T. D. r.
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|auuto,l Speftiate;.
DhESDAY, MARCH 10. 1875.
Local Department..
GELY ATTENDED SALE-SPIRITED
LIyELY AFTERNoON.-The prop

Jelly ATTENDED SALE-SPIRITED
LIvELY AFTERNooN.-The prop
Dntbe Post-office and resi-
n and Water streets
even and a half by
Eve feet deep, was
t-house Friday af-
Ransom and Geo.
for $l3 300; E. NJ.
The first bid was
It at which IL was
Is spirited for some
n thousand dollars
Ing cautiously at one
hes, whilst the other
lums of f1fties and hun
bioneer as on the stand
ding along in his we'll
hammer, without tagging,
lily too slow for his comfort
brocaiming of the same fig
roat to become dry. Moisten-
airy organs from the fountain
Ice. he rallied the contestants
isional pauses, until the last
Bed announcing Mr.. VIM. F.
3 successful competitor in the
1T was evident there were many
all not appearing on the turf.
hrge crowd present. with the usu
merriment at such times. and,
was an exceedingly pleasant af
Hastings Court holding it's ses
cation part of the time and the
obbers of Mrs. Summerson's
theopportunlty to be present on
crowd.
HoNoR.-The Grand Lodge o.
kis excellent beneficiary order
1ual session in Richmond, on
T. after three days of continuous
were IS Represen tatives presen',
Section of the State. The personnel
was excellent. and embraced some
prominent business men, and dis.
"a C tizens of the ate. There are s.
with 5000 members IL Virginia, and
sembeIs in the United States. Since
If was introduced in this State. $500 600
IN paid to the heirs of deceased Vir-
INA bers and over s27, 600 have been paid
lnia Lodges to their sick me mbers.
following are the Grand Officers for the
two years.
5os E. Rollins, Staunton-P. G, d.
]. T. Kenney, Accom- ack-G. D.
j. L. Norris, Re ersburg-V. 6. D.
Julius joel, City Polut-A. G. D.
Rev. Fl. Nj. Hope Charlottesville-G. c.
w. r Bal lie, staunton-G. R.
Ii. f. HEdnall. Richmo nd. G. T.
a ]. ". Beasley, Norf, lk-G. Guide.
M. L. Comann, Lypchburg-G. G.
Jacob Peyser, Petersburg-G. s.
Ssoa r. P Etp Rra Stanton supreme Reps
Mr.. Rollins has been Grand Dictator for the
past two years. and Mr.. Bailie has teen the
Grand Secretary for nine years. having been
unanimously re-eects ID each time.
In addition to the above. Stanton also hae
Sho o1lowing named representatives present
Maj. Alex. Hart, Capt. T. c. Morton and Maj
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AND SALE,-By virtue of deed of trust
! j to me from ]. E. Guy, dated the 18th day
of February. 1850. and recorded in The County
Court of Augusta, in Deed Book No. 95 page 81
and at the request of the grantOr ard ben+fici-
airy therein will sell, at public elton, in
front of the Court house IA, Staunton Oh
Saturday. the 3rd day of april 1856,
that valuable suburban property now occupied
by j Guy, stu ted about one and quarter
miles West of Stsunton. con tanning about
40 ACRES,
with % large BRICK DWELLING "a
HOUSE md other necessary buildings HE9H
upon 1t. s&z4R
This il rare opportunity for persons d-si
rs'us of o tanning a comfortable home near
Staunton.
E TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hand
md the residue in three equal pay ments at
2 aud Is months, with i'm erest rom the da.
If sale, for which the purch Ser will ext cut
ponds and the title retained as ultimate secu
rity- GEO NJ. COCHRAN. JR,
mar3-tds Trustee.
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Ladies.-S dIRKEY & TAYLOR have thu
handsomest line of Hamburg Edsings and
In~ertings in town. Don t fail to see them.
mario
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LAND San
GOOD FARM FOR SALES

GOOD FARM FOR SALE>
n Farm Tor sale, containing
wing on South River near Koinei 8
is convenient to Churches. schools. X
and in a good neia hborhood-bas goc
Brick DIV Hing of nine rooms, new
barn so x AZ feet and all other necessary
plenty of water at hoHssA
barn. Fencing in good order.
Address JAMES E. OFT.
Sampson P. O.,
febl7-tf Augusta Co.. VA
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VIEWERS CAVE.

The said property, embrac cling about So
acres. is located in Augusta county, Va,
about Is miles N. E OF Stanton, perfectly ac-
cessible being only three miles from depot
on the Valley Railroad, and about one mile.
from a Depot on the shenandoah Valley Rail
road. 1t has long been known and visited by
thousands, taking rank with the Naturai
Bridge and Niagara Falls, as one OF the great
est natur al curiosities OF tn country,
TEkMs-As much cash as will pay the costs.
of suit and sale, and the balance on q credit OF
one. two. and three years-tne purchaser TO give
bonds with approved personal security, bear
ing interest al six per cent. from the day of
sale for the deferred payments. md the title
to be retained as u tim ate security.
MARSHALL HANGER,
Commissioners
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FARMERS. before you buy either MOWERS,
e REAPERS or BINDERS, call and examine
the splendid line OF Champion Goods for 1885.
The NEW Cir aMPIaN MOWER.
The CHAMPION EOLn-BAR REAPER,
The HsMPION DRoPPER.
T. CHAMPION STEEL MOWER,
The II NIPPON LIGHT STEEL BINDER.
! The only steel machines ,-ver built.
LYNN 4 CO.. Ag'ts,
StauntOn Va
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JACKSON MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION"
LEXINGTON, VA, March 4th, 1885,

CAPT. T. D. Ransom
of Exec. Com. Jacks son Memo. Association
DEAR SIR,-1 am in receipt of your check for
1909 36 the amount turned over to you pro-
leeds of the concert given in StauntOn on Tues
lay evening in aid of the jackson Memorial
association.
Please cypress 10 The ladies of your town, and
o The gentlemen of the StOnewall Band, and
,thers assisting in the ENTERTAINMENT, the
hanks of The Committee.
Very respectfully.
j. X. EDMONpsoN,
Chm Exec. Com.
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YALE OF E.ANB.-By virtue OF a decree Of
y the circuit court entered in the cbancery
cause of era wfDrd and ais. VS.. Alexander and
ais D., I will sell, at public auction to the high
est bidder. in front of the Courthouse, in
Staunton Va. on
Thursday. 25th Of March, 1856,
that tract of land, containing SOS acres,
rO0ds, and AZ poles. by plat and survey
as laid off to James Walker aid George w
IcCullough, in the original partition of the
Black Rock spring property on South Noun
tain, in Augusta county. This property has
on IT very valuable timber.
TERMs.-Enough cash in hand to pay costs o.
sale, and the residue q credit o. one, Two
and three years, in equal instalments-the
purchaser executing baEdS therefor, with ap
proved personal security, bearing Interest
rom the day of sale. and the legal title
tained as ultimate security.
mar3-4t P. A. BAYLOR. Comm'r.
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Don't forget our Motio-Tha BEST GOODS
at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Shirley ~ TAYLOR

CONFIDENT PREDrCrION.-It does not need
the aid ofthe so-called science OF "Planeta,y-
meteorology" to predict with much confidence
that there will be an unusual mortality among
the chickens hereaoouts during this and the
next week. The Indications that such will be
the case are unmislakHble
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III. n. RYAN. Clerk of the Circuit Court or
Augusta county, do certify that VIM. ]. Mel
son. one of the Commissioners in the above
styled cause. has executed the bond required
oy decree in sai cause according to law
G Ven under my hand this 10Th day of Feb
ruary. 1856. J. N. RYAN. Cl'k.
feb24
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AGENT OF JACKSON MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
The Lexington Gazette says that Mr.. Henry
Sellers has been appointed by the Jackson
Memorial Association and duly com missone ed
ny Gen. G. w. G. Lee, its president, as the au-
| thorized agent of the Association t., solicit
contributions for the proposed monument in
| the State of Texas That State was the former
home OF Mr.. Sellers and he Is well and iavora
bly, known throughout the State
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Commission srs.

IL. N. RYAN, Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta Co, do certify that james Bumgard-
ner. Jr, Com r, has executed the bond re-
quired In the foregoing cause. according Olaw,
Given under my hand this 9th day of Feo'yi
1885, J. N RYAN, Cpk.
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ATT Z NTION.-Hav assumed
Ii dents on the books of D. A. Kayser & Co.,
g hope all those knowing themselves tndebt-
d 81 tns firm will call promptly and settle
fme. a II claims not paid by the 1st day of
| ril next will be placed in the hands OF an
attorney for collection. The old business must
settled up Very respectfully,
fehiy5t Shirley 4 TAYLOR
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O1ttuarfe. Grec drgcG 10, at1uUe' ttstEo rGtes.
Notices >: Gsdili.-, ,tsDIfsnet1 SCI.
JONES AT Spring Hill, March 3rd, Mr.. VIM.
Jon g, aged IS years. mon this, and u days
BkIMMER.-AJ the residence, No. Ala north
Seventh street, Richmond, saturday murn-
ing February 27tn, 1885 after long illness
A.nslia V. Brinimer, iu the twenty fifth year
horu
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James r Paris, Geo. NJ. cochran. ST. w. A.
Burnett, G. L. Jones and Nancy v. Jones his
wife (nee Hutcnens) Ma Ida j. Ruichens and
America Leslie Hutchens, VIM McNight,
Henderson and sarah Henderson his wife (nee
McNigbt Charles Scott and Elizabeth Scott
MS wife. (nee McNight.) James Mcknight Reed
tflda ]. Bell formerly Mrs. Matilda j. Mcrluug)
Nlexander Paris, Charles McClung and Nancy
Nc 'lune his wife, George ". Paris and w G.
Paris..-............... ...Def.Ddants.
In Ctnnce'y on Amended Supplemental Bill
The object of the smended and supplemental
bill is to subject the land of James R.. Paris to
the charges imposed thereon by deed for same
from his father George Paris decd. aud also to
entitled thereto, partition in kind being i'm pos
sinle of an undivided moiety of 80 acres of land,
which was the maiden land of Nancy Paris,
decd. the wife nj said George Paris.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that G L. Jones
and Nancy Jones his wife. Matilda ]. Hutch
ems, America Leslie Hutchens, Thomas Fl.
Paris. Charles McClung and Nancy McClung
his wife, Geo. w Paris and W. G, Paris are
non residents of this state. and that diligence
has been used on behalf of plaintiffs to ascer-
tain In what County or Corporation VIM. Nc
his wife, Charles Scott and Eli-ab ath Scott hi,
wife James McNight and Reed Midnight are,
without effect.
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication OF this notice
and do what is necessary TO protect their inter-
ests.
Teste,
in. RYAN, Clerk.
A II. Robertson. p. q. mar3 4t
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Within The Ahadaw-

By Dorothy Horoyd l2mo so cents. This
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STRIPES for Dresses, At
mar 10 Shirley & TAYLOR'S
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VIEWERS CAVE for SALE

By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county, Virgin ia entered on the llth
day of November, 1885, in tn case of Mflpss4s,
Bodman d Co., u.s. D. @. Mohler and Others. the
undersigned, as Spec all commissioner, will Of
fer for sale, at public auction, to the high est
bidder, on
Monday the 22nd day Of March. 1885,
in front of the Courthouse of Augusta coun ty
stanton, Va, that famous property, known "a
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ladies-Don't forget the celebrated BELAIR
KID GLOVES in button length, all shades.
hey give perfect satisfaction. both as TO fit
ind durability-at
Shirley e. TAYLOR'S.
Try pair. mar 10
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1n Memory of a Friend.

Miss Laura ", daughter of Eli Moneymaker.
died at u.'diey's Mil, Feb 18th, 1886 aud was
buried ~ Union Church. Marcn the ist. in The
Ntn year OF her age. REV. X. o. Walker con-
duct.d the services
The deceased Was member of the Baptist
church for Gig It years. Those who we're with
her during her illness have full assurance taaL
che is now resting in the arms OF Jesus.
IN imasinaion's eye methinkS see her
of her Saviour. She suffered for a while, then
the spirit, having burst asunder The letters that
bound 1T here, aSo-nded to The h aavenly portal
and swept triumphanlly through the gates OF
the Eternal City to the sou g Coronation, there
to bloom, unwasiiDg, through endless years
crowned with the fadeless diaden OF life.
Dear Iaufa thou hast left us,
And thy loss We deeply feel,
But rs Goo that hast berefi US
He will all our SORROWS heal.
No sickness, or sorrow or pain,
Shall ever disquiet her now.
For death Ia her spirit was gain
Since Christ was her fe here below.
Her soul has now take its flight
70 m snslons OF glory above
To mingle with angels of light
And dwell in the kingdDin o love.
The coffin the shrnud and the grave
To her were no objects o. dread;
On Him who ls mighty to save
Her soul was with confidence stayed
Then let us forbear to complain
That she is now gone from our sight
We soon shall behold her again
With new and eternal delight.
L. I
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l. Jos N Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Cont OF
Augusta Co.. do certify that Marshall Hanger.
Comm'r, has executed The DO, required in a
the foregoing case according to law. u
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Feoru-
airy. 1885 ]. n. RYAN, Clerk. :
fehl0-tdS
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QUInK WoRK.-Messrs Fl. ]. LushDaugh &
Brothers are making quick JOB of the new
front at the store for the Maslin e. Booker
Hardware Company. H. corresponds with that
of DR.. N Wayt & Brother the djuining store
The BOMBAY ZEPHYR CRINKLES are
just loveIy.a at Shirley ia. L0R'S.
A Word to Temperance Men.