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Young Claiborne acu uitted.

j. 81. Claiborne. whose case has created
so much interest in Staunton, was acuuit- =
ted Saturday night, at Charleston. Kanaw-
ha Co., W. Va, of the murder of Mel
son Lee, colored. The tenor of the evil
dence showed that the man who was killed
was in dangerous mood and that in his
pocket after death was found that dan
gerous mplement-lead knuckles. The
argument for the defense was closed by a
speech from Meade T. White, Common
wealth's Attorney of Augusta, whose ser
vices had been secured by the Stanton
friends Of young Claiborne. After the
closing argument for the prosecution, by
Prosecuting Attorney Burdett, the case
was given to the jury at 20 minutes past
10 O'Clock. In twenty-five minutes they
came in. The Charleston "Star" saws:
SIT was a moment of breathless suspense
for almost everyone in the courtroom, and all
eyes were directed to Mr.. Claiborne, who still
retained his composure to remarkable de-
gree. When County Clerk Smith read: Eve
the jury, find the defendant not guilty as
charged in the Indictment" shout went up
that indicated that the verdict was in accord
with popular sentiment and was regarded a.
righteous one. Mr. Claiborne's friends crowd
ed around him to offer their congratulations
and for few moments the courtroom was a
scene of the widest excitement. Hon. Meade
F. White, in few well chosen words thanked
the judge, jury, and counsel for the State, for
their courtesies, and Mr.. Claiborne was once
more free man. He has resumed his duties
at the Hotel Ruffner as clerk, being now on
the day instead of the night watch"
Prof. j. G.. Dunsmore of Dunsmore's
Business College, who has stood devoted
ly by his former pupil, having interested
himself in procuring counsel and witness
es from Staunton and gone to Charleston
to be with him, returned here on Tuesday
afternoon in company with Mr. White.
Prof. D. says public opinion of the best
sort,of both colors and all politics, sustains
the action of the jury. There is however
among a certain portion of the colored
people. a feeling of animosity to young
Claiborne which has not died out.
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Augusta Delegates to the Congressional
Convention.
ALL THE DISTRICTS AND WARDS ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS ENDORSING H. ST.
GEO. TUCKER FOR THE

REVOLUTIONS ENDORSING II. ST.
GEO. TUCKER FOR THE
NOMINATION..
The Democratic primaries On Saturday
last chose the following delegates to the
Democratic Congressional Convention
which meets in Staunton on August LIST:
LIST Ward-R W Burke, presiding: Del
: egates-Jno McQuaide, ] A Cochran, =
w Stewart and Judge W A. Hudson.
End Wdrd-B F Terry, presiding: Dele
gates-Geo M Harrison, w H Fl Lynn,
Thos J Crowder and Chas F Nelson.
.Beverley Manor-J N Mcfarland, pre-
siding: Delegates-J N Mcfarland, w
P. Gay, E M Gushing, c Whitlock and
S G Brown; Automatically L Mari, ] A
Fauver. w A Burnett, M McAleer and
Geo w Hevener.
South River-J A Patterson, Jr., pre-
siding: Delegates-J A Patterson. Jr.,
G Julian Pratt. L & Clarke, 2 T Burk-
holder, ] T Black and H Arnall.
Middle Riuer-W A Mann, presiding
| Delegates-CoI Jno H Crawford, S H
Parklns and w A Mann; Alternates-
B Stiegle, ] Mop Crawford and Leonard
Mohler.
Riuerheads-Samuel F Pllson, presiding:
Delegates-Saml F Pilson, r Frank
Larew, j Alex Bumgardner, W W Sproul,
T M Smiley, Jno d Lilley and T M Nc
CIure; Alternates-T S Burwell. F G V
Brown, T Jordan, w Steele, w G Nc
Kenny, G P Lightner and F H Pilson.
North Raver-Jno w Hopewell. presi-
ding; Delegates-W Fl Gamble, Jno W
Hopewell, Thos S Hogshead, Jas G Turk,
N L Blakemore; Alternates-J A Cline
dinst, E o Peale, Jno W Beaver and Sam
uel Wheeler.
Pastures-John S Guy, presiding; Dele
gates-J Fl Slower, J Coleman, 3 F
Hoover, Jno s Guy; Automatically T
Lightner, r Hidy, Geo. F Smith and G
L Clemmer.
AT every meeting-district and ward-a
resolution was adopted endorsing H. st.
Geo. Tucker for the nomination. INSTRUCT
ting the delegates to support him. and re-
commencing him to the Convention for
nomination.
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At the Firemen' State Conven ton.

On Tuesday last. detachment of the
Newtown Hose Company, seventeen in
number. under Commander D. P. Bohan,
left for Roanoke to attend the Firemen's
State Convention. Their new uniform Of
light blue pants and caps with red shirts
was much admired. A detachment of the
Hook u Ladder Co., under Commander
Nick Wehn, also went. The Stonewall
Band accompanied the boys to the depot.
On Wednesday, at Roanoke. there was
a Fireman's procession with ten eompau-
les, with apparatus in line, and four brass
bands.
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Lightning Strikes in a Political
Meeting,

at Union, Monroe county, W. Va. Sat-
urday during the session of the Democrat
ic County Convention, lightning struck
the building, tearing off doors and win
dows and knocking down dozen persons.
Mr.. John w. Gambler of Peterstown,
brother of Mr.. W. u. Gambler of Staunton
had his clothing torn and cut in many
places, and his hip, leg and arm bruised
and was rendered unconscious. When our
correspondent saw him Sunday, he was
walking about his room and was recover =
ing from his hurts.
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The Fourth of July.

The Fourth promises to be largely OBJ
served in the Valley. At Woodstock, the
Shenandoah County Agricultural Society
will give four races at Its grounds-twO
trotting and two running-about which
Secretary John Fl. Grabill, at W Woodstock,
will answer enquiries.
At Winchester there is to be a great
Fremen's Celebration of the Fourth, in
which the military will participate. Par
ade, grafton, torchlight procession at
night, and wind-up of fireworks, is the
programme.
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4 1OMMI SSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue of De
~ cree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta Coun
ty rendered in the case of j Fl Laudes vs. Ian
des infants, will proceed on
Saturday, the 7th day of July, 1888,
In front of the Court House in the
City OF stanton. to sell at Public .asasssasss.
Auction, that very desirable tract of "a
land containing 116h Acres, situated
near Centerville. in Augusta County.
being part of the Farm upon which &zzsaaasssSsas
William Landes resided in his lifetime.
This tract OF land is of good quality, in fine
state of cultivation. Is well watered, contains a
fine body Of pine and other timber an excellent
intent to schools and churches and is in a good
[peighborhood. Mr.. Brown M. Huffman, who lives
in the neghborhood, or VIM. Landes of Center
vile, will show the land to persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing
TERMS:-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
sale. and the remainder upon a credit of one two
and three years from the day of sale with interest
from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security, and the title retained
as ultimate security
JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR
1unol5-4G Commissioner.
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GALE OF VALUABLE SUBURB y, REAL Es-
~ TATE.-PurSuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county. rendered in the cause of
CARRIER BadW1n'S admir- l will sell at public
auction, in front of the Courthouse, in Staunton,
on
Saturday, July 21st, 1888,
that VERY VALUABLE AND
R 5tss sa4 Hs,5 Fa + hs 5Is%
limits OF the city. on the Church HT-4 iiIsti
Der property. This is the property E'zs-~zSSz'5
on which the late Albert j. CARRIER resided auq
consists of lot of about acres, with good and
commodiouS
FRAME DWELLING,
stable, fruit and good spring. The residence is
within the limits of the city mail delivery in three
four hundred yards of the electric lights, and
the city has sidewalk extending almost to the
entrance.
Few better opportunities will present them
selves to buy good suburban property.
TERMS cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale, the residue on credit of one.
two and three years from day of sale, payable in
equal annual inStaments the purchaser giving
bonds for said deferred inStalments. bearing inter
est, and waving the homestead with. approved
personal sec rity and the title retained as ulti-
mate security. .WM. PATRICK.
Commissioner.
I, B. F. Terry, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, do certify that VIM. Patrick
the Commissioner appointed in the foregoing cause
has duly executed The boud required according to
law. Given under my hand, this 9th day of
Feb'y, 1888. B F.TERRY,
uhe22 At Deputy Clerk.
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Church Officers Elected.

at che Baptist church last Wednesday
night. Prof. W. H. Kable, and Messrs. G.
Miller and j. P. Kice, were elected dea-
cons to fill vacancies. The ordination
services will take place in July or August.
Revs. Jno. H. Taylor, W. A. Whitescarver
and c. 6. Merryrnan. have been invited
to assist the pastor, Rev. DR.. Nelson, on
the occasion.
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yJIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerks
Office of the Court of Hastings tor the City
of StauntOn. MAY 3lSt. 1883.


Y Office of the Court of Hastings Tor the City
of Staunton May 3lst, 1888.
James C. Marquis, administrator of VIM: F.
Wood decd, Plaintiff.
Geo ". Potts, - Leslie and Frances S. Leslie
his wife (nee Potts., Maria L Potts. - Philips
and Mary E. Phillips bis wife (nee Potts). children
OF James II. Potts, deed, VIM. Potts, Harry K.
Cowreye VIM Potts CowreYe, John Potts, Jr, -
Firth and Ellen Firth his wife (nee Potts.
Klned and Margaret P, Kned his wife (nee Potts.
and Henry Potts. children of John Potts, decd
an the above being heirs ataw and distributes of
VIM F. Wood, decd on the side of his mother,
Mary Potts Wood and the unknown heirs at law
and distributes of VIM. F. Wood decd on the
side of his father, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to settle the estate of
William F. Wood. decd, pay his debts and to
divide the surplus if any. among his heirs at law.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that Geo w.
Potts - Leslie and Frances S. Leslie his wife
(pee Potts.) Maria L. Potts. - Phillips and Mary
s. Phillips his wife (nee Potts., children of James
e. POTTS. decd, VIM. Potts, Harry K. Cowreye,
VIM. Potts Cowreye. John Potts Jr., = Firth
and Ellen Firth his wife (nee Potts) = Kined and
Wargare P. Kined his wife (nee Potts. and Henry
Potts children of John Potts, decd. the heirs-at-
law and distributes of VIM. L. Wood. decd on
the side of his mother, Mary Potts Woed and that
the unknown heirs at-laW and distributes of VIM.
F. Wood, decd, on the side of his father are nom
residents of this State it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due pub lea
ton of this notice. and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests. Teste,-
NEWTON ARGENBRIG TT.
HUDSON & PATRICK, p. q. Clerk.
june14W
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A New Democratic City Committee.

On Saturday night, the Democratic
Ward Primaries elected the following
twelve gentlemen to constitute the Com
mittee for the City of Staunton: LIST Ward
John McQuaide, J. A.. Cochran. E.
Staples, W. G.. Kinney, W. T. McCue and
[. Witt; I'd Ward-Geo. M. Harrison, W.
H. H. Lynn. Chas. K. Hoge, Ernest Moth
nagle, Lou F. Abby and B. F. Terry.
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Accident from a Telephone Wire

On Friday afternoon, Mr.. ]. E. Graham
was riding horseback to his fertilizer fac
tory, when he rode against the low-hang-
ing telephone wire that runs to Witt &
Hollis mill. He was thrown violently
from his horse and his face and neck cut
and bruised. The fall was so violent as
to produce slight conclusion of the brain
and though he remount ed his horse and
rode home he was utterly unconscious of
80 doing until he reached there.
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Deaths.

The many Staunton friends of DR.. Hen
nv E. Smith of Bath county, will regret
to learn of his death at his home there on
Monday, after long illness. He repre-
sented Amherst county in the House for
many years. He was sixty five years of
age and leaves a widow and one child.
COL John l.. Eubank, whose Illness from
paralysis has been mentioned, died at the
Warm Springs Monday night. He was
Secretary of the Virginia Secession Con-
vention and at one time held the position
of Postmaster for the Army Of Northern
Virginia.
Samuel Sherman, the thirteen.year-old
son of Mr.. Peter Sherman, formerly of the
Burke's Mill neighborhood in Augusta.
was bitten by a snake near his home in
California few days ago, and died with.
in an hour.
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City Notices.
A Voice from the Executive Mansion.

Voice from the Executive Mansion.
MR. A. X. HAWKES. Sir: The pantiscopic
glasses you furnished me some time since, give
excellent satisfaction. have tested them by use,
and must say they are unequaled in clearness and
brilIiancy by any that haYe ever worn.
Respectfully, JOHN B. GORDON
Governor of State of Georgia
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by W. M.
ALLEN & BRO, Staunton, Va, iunel5 In
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Brevities.

The "Virginia Crltic' of Stanton,
edited by colored men, now appears under
the new maine of 'Valley Watchman."
The Normal for colored teachers will
open here, June 9th, and last four weeks
Prof. Frank Trigg of Lynchburg, con-
ductOr.
The Senate on Wednesday passed the
bill for $50, 900 building in Stanton.
All persons interested IN the organiza-
ton OF Democratic Campaign Club are
requested to meet at the Police Office this
evening at O'Clock sharp.
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WezO Advertisements.

NOTICE.-sealed proposals for building Mt
~ Tabor church will be received till O'Clock
the 29th INST For stone per yald or perch for the
item. Specifications to be seen after the oath at
W. E. Cralg's otll:e, Stanton Va, OF at John
Bosserman's near MT. Tabor church. The Com
BID also to let the masonry and brick separately
from the carpentry, &c, reject any or all the bids
Address G. w. SHUEY, Swoopes, Va GEORGE
MILLER or WILLIAM B. GLOVER, Middle
brook. Va, Committee. june22 1t
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

EARM FOR sALE-on MONDAY, the 25th of
the premises, the farm known as the Crowe Farm.
and lately owned by Bishop j. j. Glossbrenner,
near Church Vile, Augusta County, Va. and ad
Joining the lands of William Crosby and William
Accord, and containing 23J acres. more or less
This farm is we'll Watered and is i'll
a good state of cultivation There is A S%skI -
on it comfortable farmhouse and h. .YNSAs-ll
outbuildlngs orchard of bearing Ssa ItTa \ ma
trees-peach and aDple-and about
Is acres numbered land. 1ite guaranteed Persons
wishing to see the farm may do so by calling on
Capt. H. H. Hanger. Churchville, Va.
TERMS:-One-fou payable on the LIST day OF
August, 1885, and the remainder in three annual
payments bearing interest from day of sale; Title
retained till purchase money is all paid. Seeding
nOssessiOn given G. v YONCE. Agent for
G.. v YONCE.
IVAN V. YONCE, and
junel5-2 NEWTON A, YONCE.
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rINo OUR READERs.-MALAR1A OR AGUE
j SURELY CURED in this broad assertion,
we speak positively, that, these and all miasmatic
poisons, can be radically driven from the system,
and permanent cure guaranteed Thousands of
chrome cases, whose testinoonials bear erideece
contain neither quinine, arsenic. or anything in
furious. Full treatment trte by old physician
tspeclaist of highest standing, also trial remedy
and treatise sent on receipt of address, to
ASAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU,
june22 Tyr 29I Broadway, N. Y.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. June 14-Beef
Cattle.-Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best. 500 a 1914
Generally rated first quality. 500 5.25
Medium or good fair quality. 46213a 4.S716
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows. ........... ....''.''...'... 70 a $40
Extreme range of prices............. 225 a 5.S711
Most of the sales were frOm..... 400 500
Total receipts this week 1869. Total sales 707
OF the receipts 1874 came from Virginia.
The Beef Cattle offered were generally of COM
mon grade, with numerous stockers among them,
The trade was fair, and prices were advanced
LsaAc There were few good top Cattle among
the offerings, with a large proportion of rough
stock.
SHEEP AND LAMBS, There is falling off of some
7C0 head in the number of the receipts. and the
quality is not as good as it was last week. but
values are about the same. There is fairly good
trade in good Sheep and Lambs, which are not
plentiful; common stock is dull. as usual We
quote butcher Sheep at 254a411c. with a few extra
at 434c per lb gross. Lambs sold at 5a611c with
few extra at fAc per lib gross Receipts this
week OF Sheep and Lambs $685. head.
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TRUSTEES SALE !!
University Of vi!rg!!l!!a.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nne weekly
begin 18th July, 1888, and end 18th September.
Have proved of signal use,-lst, to students who
design to pursue their stndies at this other Law
school; 3D. to those who propose to read privately;
and Sd, to practitioners who have not had the adj
vantage of systematic instruction For circular
apply (P. .. University of Va) to JOHN B. MINOR,
Prof Com. and Stat. Law. iunel-lm
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DIED.

DIED.
TODD.-At Mt. Scion, Va. May oath, from
WhOOping cough. ESmere Prettyman infant son
of H. G. and Matte S. Todd aged "A days.
PARENTAL his home in Livingston, Ala,
June 18th, Mr.. Lewis Parent. native Of this
county, in the 77th year of his age.
KITTS.-At the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution,
June Eth, from diphtherla, M. F. Kits, pupil,
from Wythevllle, aged II.
O'DONNEIL-In Staunton, Sunday evening,
June 18th, flOm consumption, Mrs. Thomas
O'Donnell, sister of Capt. T. j. Crowder.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In order to close consignment of the Celebrated
LOVE ButtOn-HOlG and Sewing Machine,
I offer what have on hands only-at the fol-
lowing low prices, for Cash
Two Drawers sos 90 Machine. S27 so
Four Drawers $50 90 Machine, $50 90
1t is the only practical Button-Hole Machine for
family use, being easily changed from plain
WORK to buttOn-hole, or Uice rerSd. without
the use of attachments or complicated machinery
Descriptive catalogue furnished or mailed on APP
plcation Any one desiring to see the workings OF
the Love Machine" will please call at my store,
corner Main and New SITS.
W. L. OLIVIER,
iune22 Bookseller and StatiOner
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TAKE NOTICE that SHALL on Monday, 9Th
July 1888, at my Office in the City of Stanton, pro-
coed to settle the accounts required by decree of
May TO- 1888, in the cause OF Trayer VS. Newman,
&c. in the Court of Hastings for said City, wit ::
LIST, OF the liens binding the lot of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioned end, OF the interest,
&C.. Of said Hemphill Trayer. in said lott 3rd, Any
other matter deemed pertinent or required to De
stated. At which time and place you are required
to attend. Given under my hand, this 18th DAY OF
June, 1888. A G GORDON.
june15-4t Commissioner.
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NOR SALE-Millinery ana Fancy Goods Store.
Il Full information can be had by Equiring at
MRS /. WALTER.
iuneSSt Staunton, Va.
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VALgABdLE FARM ISH For EGl Is, sALEwBy virtue Of
County entered ON the 25th day of May 1885, in
the chancerY cause of Yancey and wife vs. Hanger
ct ais, the undersigned Commissioner will, on
Saturday. the 2lst dag of Julu, 1888,
offer for sale, at public auction, on the premises
that valuable farm containing
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
WI TERMS EASY. Apply to
VIM. + MCCUE Cashier
Augusta Perpetual Building and Loan Company,
juneS-6m Staunton, Va.
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VIRGINIA-CITY OF STAUNToN, TO WIT:
! hereby certify that VIM. Patrick. Commits
sioner has given bond, with security, as required
April, 1888, in the chancery cause of W. P, Tams
Trustee against W. w. McGuffln ct ais, pen ding
in the @ urt of Hastings for the City of Staun ton
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, 1888
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHE,
June st Clerk
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Flies j! FIie8 !

Secure yourself and property against these in
trUders by having your dwelling tt-up with tnat
fashionable wire screen arrangement which pro-
tects you against all kind of winged insects. The
doors are arranged with springs and their does
sash lore only being used in a Window gives ven
tilation from below or above without interfering
with your glass sash. While afording comfort they
add beauty to a dwelling No house is complete
without them 1t is a fact that you can easily
ascertain right here in StauntOn that in the lead
ing cities of the North, West and South no fashion,
able household is without them We will fit every
portion of your house, Low for Cash, with this
necessity Have it in your Dining Room and
Kitchen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
DAVIDSON & CARICHOFF
Corner Main and Market Streets
junel5M Staunton, Va.
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NETANTED. LIVE AGENTS. rite Geo. A.
w Sanborn Secretary Buffalo Mutual. Life.
Accident and Sick Benefit Association, Buffalo,
N Y. june wv
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located on South River, near Way
nesboro, in Augusta County, it ,nS-0,
late Peter Hanger resided in his gs NH: m;
lifetime. The said land lies well, &is4E-s5
is of the best quality in good state of cultivation
and well improved, having on it a
LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and the usual outhouses and is altogether very
desirable home.
TERMS:-As much cash in hand as will pay the
costs of suit and sale, and the sum of about $3.50
the rental of last year if then unpaid-and the bal
ance on credit of one, two. and three years. the
purchaser to give bonds with approved personal
surety and waiver of the homestead exemption
bearing interest from date and payable in one,
two, and three years from date, respectively for
the deferred payments. and the title to be retained
as ultimate security.
MARSHALL HANGER, Com'r.
Sale to hecin at II O'CLOCK M
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TOR SALE-Several good secondhand pianos.
\ upright and square; also, Organs in good
order Call on F. w. WALTER,
1uneS st Corner Main and New St., Staunton Va.
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Saturday the 30th dag of June, 1883,

the following described valuable real estate in the
City of Staunton:
Two stores known as Nos.
and 10 s. New Street, in the a 4NMCN
City Of staunton. This property gS In5SA
r rooms f 11 fms 5 g feet st0rS
inches ON the eastern side of New Street, with a
side entrance to the dwelling upstairs One of the
rooms is occupied by Mrs. Scherer store, and
the other by Mrs O. Schmidt. Both are well located
for business stands and rent well.
TERMS Cash in hand to pay costs OF suit and
expenses of sale, and the residue credit of one
two and three years from day of sale, payable in
equal annual instruments, the purchaser or pur-
chaSerS giving bonds for the deferred instruments
bearing interest, and waving the homestead with
approved personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioner.
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no to EAKLE & SUMMERSON for the BEST
" BINDER TWINE. All Sisal. Only
II cents. june1-3b
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Tg'O Hemphill Trayer, VIM. Newman and Rebec-
i ca Il. Newman. his wife, j. C. MARQUIS and
E. NJ. Gushing, Trustees of the Mechanics
Building Association OF the Town of Staun-