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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-02-07
Death of lena shelton.

1t is with unaffected sorrow we record
the death of Lena, the little twelve year
old daughter of DR.. T. W, Shelton. Frail
as flower, bright as a dew drop, the
sweet little child seemed too fragile ard
delicate to contend with the warning e.e.
ments CT life. and in mercy she was called
by lin who hath said "Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me. and forbid the6
not. for of such is the Kingdom Of Heav.
en- She was one of those tender, gentle,
affectionate gifts OF Providence. to which
the tendrils of the heart fondiy cling,
and whose taking off touches and wounds
and bleeds the parent stem. Little Lena
was great fayorite with every one who
knew her, as was testified by the large
gathering at the Baptist Church, On Mon
day last, who had assembled to pay the
tribute of the love they bore her. The
occasion was sad one and the services,
conducted by DR.. N elsoE, assisted by DR..
Gardner, appropriate to the event.
"Brief. beautiful, chaste as morning dew,
1t spanked. was exhaled and went to Heaven
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Miss Gertrude Walton died recently neal

Miss Gertrude Walton lied recently neal
Parnassus.
Miss Minnie Riley. of Stanton, is Wis
ting Miss Dull, in Richmond.
Mr.J. H. Blackley. of scaunton. was re-
istered at the Lynch Hotel, Lyncht i, lAai
week.
Mr.. Jacob Phares, of Rockingham ia
vored the VIEGINIAN with call on We'd
nesday.
Some unknown friend has favored Us
with a box of Florida oranges, for which
We are thankful.
See advertisement of Whitmore & Lig-
gett, on 1st page. They keep up with the
times, and let the people know it.
Mr.. w. H. Warden, of Stanton, has
been appointed ore of the Press Commit.
tse of the Travellers Protective Associa
ton.
Reeves Gait & Co. have removed their
Fertilizer Office from Augusta Street, to
Spring Lane in the building with their
store room.
We have received from Arista Hoge,
our City Treasurer, Il beautifully illus
trated prospectus of Palatka. Fla. where
he was visiting when he forwarded the
pamphlet.
Rev. j, II. Shealy has been formally
elected pastor Of the Lutheran Congrega-
tion of this place. He has been preaching
here for several months past and gives
general satisfaction.
Hon. A. B. lightner. who has been III
disposed fol some weeks, was in the city
on Monday last, much improved, We
hope to see him himself again soon. He
Is one of our most useful and public spir-
led ci items.
Mowry, died on Tuesday last, at her home
about . miles southeast Of Stanton, after
a brief illness. Sic had been married
alb ut twelve months, and was about %
years of age.
4. J. Gregory & Son, blacksniths
and practical horse shoers, have removed
to their Old stand on Middlebrook raad
near Miler'5 coal yard. Little AEty
knows what to do with horses feet, -
Give them call.
Our friend Mr.. W. II. Willgoss has
opened a Fish, Oyster and Vegetable es-
Establishment on Main street, in the Hurry
building, in the room formerly occupied
by John G.. Yeager. He keeps on hand
a full supply in his line all the time. Give
him call
MIR. Sam'l w. Hay, prominent iron
broken of Pittsburg, has been in this sec
t on several days, with view to handling
Virginia ores We understand he has con
cuded arrangements for controlling the
output of The North Mountain Iron and
Coal Companys mines, and that active op
erations will at once be commenced.
We had the pleasure Of call from Maj
Henkle, CT Iowa, on Wednesday. He is a
native of Pendleton county, w, Va, and
was the first and only Republican that ever
represented that county in the Legisla
ture of that State. An absence Ct seven
teen years from Virginia, discovers to him
great change in the Republican party, Of
which he is an earnest member.
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DRIVATE SALE.

I LAYING determined 10 move from Virginia.
desire TO sell privately the following farms
1st A farm about one and one half miles
ash OF Stanton, tainin g 227 Acres. This
m has good brick house on il, and ala
Wessarya out buildings, W it'll good orchard
far W tier. Wen set i'll grass. eX cept 20 acres
naehe1t Which b IS been put in rass this fall
dWef1p ofhay for 1858 was I'd ons, besides -
arg )aS5uTage
III, A farm about mile east ofStaunton con-
tanning zS4 Acres Ihis farm has on it 6. new
dwelling, stable and grAuary, and Is newly
rtahked fenced HAS large springs on it, 50
acres OF wheat. This ia one OF the best farms
In the county and It's close proximity 10 Staun-
ION makes il exceedingly valuable for a mar
Eef garden Or dairy farm.
Cd A i{aTm about mile from Lipscomb Sta
ton on Shenandoah Valley Road containing
E3S acres. This farm is we'll Watered all In
grass except 70 acres ia wheat. Has on 1t u
new frame mouse, stable and granary a nice
young orchard, This land is considered as
good, ii not better, than any on South river
II lies on the oyth side of South river and IN
part OF the McChesney land
attn A farm Of Lace Acres near Bells Val
ley de pot III RocKbTidse Co.. Va on the waters
OF the Cat Pasture river. This farm has on II
good house and barn and is u good grazing
ia m.
mr. VIM Patrick, of stanton, Va, will give
tie terms and prices on the above land,
rows w. A. HUDSON.
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Swoope Items.

lReported FOR the VIRGINIAN.
Yesterday morning, 3fd inst, Mrs. Gray
wife of Mr.. George Gray, of this place,
and was buried at Hebron cemetery at 4
O'Clock of the same day. She leaves hus
band and five little children to mourn her
loss. MIR. Gray ard two of the children
ara still in critical condition from the
same disease. Much sympathy is expressed
for the bereayed family. Mrs. Gray was
about 40 years of age.
Mrs. Jemima Shuey, who has been suf-
fering from catarrhal pneumonia, is i'm.
proving slowly. S.
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County COUrt,

The following orders were entered at
the late term of the County Court:
VIM. McCue was appointed a special
commissioner to report upon the construc.
ton and change of road at Humbert S
Mill. ON the fact that the Road Board of
Middle River district had some trouble in
regard to it.
A rule was awarded against L. r. n.
Speck. Sheriff, and as such jailer, to show
cause why he shall not be fined, and why
he shall not remove his deputy for failure
to keep the Jail cells and apartments in
proper order. The report of the jail COM
mittee spoken of above. shows that the
Jail has not been kept in a satisfactory
manner.
Court adjourned Thursday
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Court adjourned Thursday.
Every Home should Have Et

It is not always convenient to call a
Physician tor every little ailDent. Hay
ing Red Flag Oil IN the house you have a
Physician always at hand. it kills Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia. Burns, Bruises and all
Aches and Pain. Price 20 Cents.
There are few thing in this life of wbic
we may be certain, but this is one of them
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no equal for Coughs. Colds and Consump-
ton. Price % Cents. At w. M. Allen
10 Bro. Drug store.
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To Owners OF Mineral LANDS:

We have effected an arrangement with
Professor Holmes, of The Sherwood f. male
Seminary by which quohtat5re analyses of
all kinds minerals will Ue made without
cost tbs owners an tie result published
in the VIRGIN AN
This department was for q long time
conducted by DR.. Traphagen. and proved
OF interest and value to many OF our read
eIs and patrons. DR.. Traphagen's cue
cessor is skllful ard thorough chemist,
and will make The department as popular
and full OF interest as heretofore.
Parties desiring qadlttdtirv analyses
Will, OF course, be charged a reasonable
fee.
All minerals. waters. soils, &c. must be
delivered at the VIRGINIAN office at the
owners expense.
ANALYSES OF ORES. ETC.
r. L. M. Mt. CraWford.-An excellent
quality of brown hematite iron ole for
surface specimen. = An analysis would
show more than 80 per cent metallic iron.
AT this time when there is such general
inquiry by investors into the mineral
resources OF Virginia, if the specimen is
an average sample, it would lie advisable
to explore the vein and have an analysis
III 1Qe OF the same.
". c., Stanton. - No - Crystals of
quartz partially coated with a seam of
manganese ore. They can scarcely be
regarded, however, as indicating the pres
ence of that mineral in the form of de-
post.
No. 2-Crystals Of quartz imbeded in an
inferior quality Of iron ore
J. j., Lipscomb, Va,-QlartZ stained
with hydrated oxide of iron. Not valua-
BILE.
D.C.S.. Low Moor.-No IA very com
pact granasoid rock.
No. "A highly sillcious limestone with
casts of fossil brachiopods. Noeyidence of
the presence Of silver in Ell her specimen.
J. A., CraigsyilIe-A miscellaneous col
lection consisting of clay with 4 slight
manganese stain. an inferior quality Of
brown hematite iron ore, a worthless
shale, and several round, hard, eoncretions
of silica known as goodies and interesting
from geologic standpoint as illustrating
the changes that have taken place in the
rock subsequent to its deposition as sedi-
ment.
D. O. D., Harrisonburg. = No. "A
rather small specimen of asbestus, but of
good quality, and if found to be an extern
sive deposit it would prove aremunerative
investment as asbestus is worth $50 per
ton.
No. 2 and .3-Very pretty bronze col
ored shale of no particular value.
j. T. A., Middlebrook .-Crystals Of pyr-
lite of iron imbeded in hard variety of
slate rock known as argyllite.
w. NEWTON HOLMES,
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Mr.. Pendleton Mccoy. highly respecta-
bic citizen of Pendeton county, w. Va.
came to Rockbridge county about three
weeks ago to buy cattle, and was stricken
down with general paralysis, and died Feb.
Sd, at Mr.. Daniel 9. East's. His brother
arrived before his Death, and has taken his
remains to his home in w. Va. He leaves
a wife aud two children to mourn bis loss,
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EIRGlNIA=-lN VACATION I'm the Clerk g
Office OF the Circuit Court of Augusta

NIRGlNIAz-lN VACATION I'm the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Court OF Augusta
County. January LIST. 1889.
Andrew Argenbright......, Plaintiff,
VS..
David f, Clemmer's admir-, &C., 80. Defendants
On amended Biz. II, The cause Of AfgenarSGh:
Us Herr. o.
Tie object Of this suit Is 10 subject the lands
decd, now owned by the defendants, some OF
them, Or some one ofthem. to the payment of
the residue of the indebtedness of the estate of
VIM. Kerr. decd, remaining unpaid. after ap-
lying 10 the satisfaction thel eof the proceeds
OF the sales of lands already sold for shat pur-
pose in the original suit
1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT Aled that the de-
fendAqts, s. a. PECK, Alice y. Peck and VIM.
Lally are .gl residents of this State, it is Or
dered that they doappear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this notice and do
what Is necessary to protect their interests
Teste j. n, RYAN. Clerk.
v. Z. Craig, pa. lana-4s
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On Monday and Tuesday nights, llth
ana 18th OF February, at the Baptist
Church, will be given an entertainment
that every one should attend, 1t will be a
representation in life'like manner of the
ways and customs. sports and pastimes of
that wonderful people of the Orient around
whom history and tradition have thrown
80 much of interest.if not mystery. SauaE-
brah is a scholarly and accomplished nGz
tive, and possesses unusual descriptive
and initiative capacities. which Old this
occasion Will serve to intelligently repre-
sent all conditions of his people. Don t
fail TO attend.
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Promptly at 0 O clock last night very
pretty but quiet wedding took place at the
parsonage OF Rev. Richard Norris, pastor
ert Perry and Miss May Paul. daughter of
Mr.. Paul. proprietor of the Cum erland
Foundry and Machine shops. The bride
wore neat fitting costume with bonuet
to match. Only immediate relatives of
the contracting parties were present. At
ter the ceremony the guests repaired to
the residence of the brides parents on
Decatur street, where a sumptuous repast
was partaken of. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
have handsomely fitted up the late resi-
dence of Mrs. Gambler on Decatur street,
where they will eside.-Cumberland Md. b,
ETchQnQe,
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The MARKETS..

There Is a better feeling In wheat since ouI
last issue ewing to more active foreign demand.
There has been no extraordinary movement,
however, in the centres of trade, and QUOTA
lions here are about the same as in our last.
Wequote:
Flour, family 81 go to 65; extra. 10 to 4 Is (:
super. S. 70 to so. Wheat98 to ST. Corn, 40 to Al
Oats, q to IS Timothy hay, SI3 co to SIS 50 j;
mixed, sll TO Sl2. Cloverseed, Si so to So.
In Baltimore, wheat, on the 9TH, was quoted
at 96 to 06.
LIVE STOCK. - Baltimore. Feb. 5th - Best
beeves, p 10 81 SO; medium to fair 90 to 3 rs.
Sheep. ~ to SIC gross. Lambs to &c gross.
Hogs. 61a to n.
Ne,0 Tork.-Native steers, 80 to 4 90-extra,
IS to TO- Sheep, l2a to 90 Lambs. 5 80 to
! so. Hogs, 5 IS to 5 rs.
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A KRsla Friend.

Is what they call that Famous Remedy
Red Flag Oil, it quickly cures Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Cuts, Bruises, Burns.
Sores and all pain. it is good for man or
beast.
No other medicine has won for itself
such confidence as Or, Lees Liver Regu-
lator. it is the best combination for the
cure of all Kidney and Liver Complaints.
Trial bottles free at Z, T. Aliens dug
store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-02-07

The finest poets and prose writer's that
have charmed the world by their pens have
been mentally Frustrated by a fit of indl-
gestion. Stonebraker's Celebrated Stom-
ach Bitters promotes digestion and rem
ders life worth living. when it would be
otherwise burden of misery. so cents a
bottle. Prepared only by the Stonebraker
Chemical Co.. Baltimore, Nd.
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Somebody has condensed the mistakes Of
life and arrived at the conclusion that
there are fourteen Of them, the greatest OF
all mistakes is to allow simple cough or
cold to take it's course which always ends
in death check it in time and save life by
use of Puritan Cough and Consumption
Cure, Price % cents. At 2. T. Allen s
drug store.
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ASSIGNMENT of E. A. McMahOn.


E. A. Mcmahon, engaged in the grocery
business at 113 South Augusta street,
made an assignment February LIST. to w.
E. Craig, trustee. The trust first pro-
vides for the expenses, including 10 per
cent. to the trustee on all sums passing
into his hands, In the first class of credi-
tors, are the First National Bank, Sl91.T0;
Jno. Burns, rent, s63 so. Second class,
Hoge s. Hutcheson, $4l1.55; Ewd. Nc
Mahon, S475; WITT s. Holt, $50; Andrew
Bowling, $45; Davenport s. Morris, SIS;
Fauver & Co.. $S7 so; and number of
small debts aggregating about 5000.
Tile trust further provides that if the
stock is not disposed of before February
18th. then the trustee shall sell at public
auction until all the goods are disposed Of.
The proceeds shall be applied to the pay
ment of all first class creditors. And
should the funds not be sufficient to pay
the second class in full, they shall be paid
pro rata
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Is prepared to laundry gentlamen's ware
at the fol owing reduced prices:
l shirt, 10 cts; > shirts, 20 cts; 3 shirts,
Is cts; new shirts at 10 cts apiece; collars,
2 cts each; cuffs, cts per pair; under
shirts, cts each. He resps ctfully sollcits
the patronage of the public, promising
entire satisfaction at TIE above reduced
prices, at bis Laundry on New street. next
to Vim. Who'ey's store. jana At
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-02-07

Rev. VIM. Martin, perhaps the Oldest
Methodist preacher in this country, died
at Columbia. S. c.. on the 10th at the age
OF 81 years of age Christian Advocate.
Rev. A. A Eskridge,. of Stauntol, has
roun led his Goth year His mind is still
clear AMI active, AMI while the body is
weak and decrepid. he is frequently seen
walking on our streets.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" aGATNroN, Jan, Ttp 1889.
Orehaughs Admir-,
va,
OrebaUgh & Ais.
All parties Interested in the foregoing cause,
pending In the Circuit Corrt Ell Augusta
Coun.y, are hereby notified that have liked
Upon
The Sth bay OF February, 1850.
to state an account of the real and persona
property of which the late John W. Orebaneh
died seized and possessed the condition Of the
title to said real estate, ard its ansiua rental
and fee simple values together with the liens
binding the same in the order oftheif priority
an account of the transactions of James II
Orebaugh as admir- of said Jno w. Orebaagh,
decd, and other accounts as required by The
order of re ference In said cause entered on the
2Ist day of Nov. 1888.
JOHN NJ, KINNEY, Comr.
Chas. Curry, pa. janl0
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday. Jan. 2uth, 1889, at the residence
of the brides parents, near Weyer's Cave, by
Rev. A. X. Thompson, of Brfdgewater, Mr.,
Minor l.. Showalter. of Rockingham county.
and Miss Martha Ella Huffman, OF Augusta
county. Va.
Jan. 3ist 1889 Lear Mt. tSidney. Mr. Samuel
henry Berry and Miss Sallie q. Moore, daughter
of James Moore.
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1t may be doub ed whelhsr half Of the
suicides. murders and heresies that have
stained the annals Of our race .have not
had their origin in disordered stomach.
Stone sraker's Stomach BtterG ENSURES
perfect digestion, which means perfect
contentment. so cents a bottle.
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RETAIL nlhOWADE STORE
Hon Sale.
IN consequence CT the death OF Mfr, j. A. Coch.
iaa the Well established Hardware store of
90 ShH'a1l kN Lewis.
On Augusta ST., In the City of staunton,
IS FOR SALE.

This house is regular succession OF one of
long standing, ana under Its present owner
~ p nas hot only maintained It's former Gus
tom. but has increase d its trade The stock ia
Veiy tuil and we! assorted aud selected wholly
Win Tue view Of accommodatngits customers
no amer opportunity is offered for 'successfuf
ann growing trade in the hardware line than is
10 ne oDtalhed by the continuation OF the estab-
lishtnent now offered for sale
Address, l., LEWIS
Surviving Partner.
'@n4o Staunton, VaA
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A letter from a gentleman in Lexington
says of Buena Vista: The stock has been
all taken in nine days, and the books
closed. Applications for $500 900 of stock
turned down. The secretaries are over
run with letters of enquiry as to lots for
hotel and factory Sites I tried to pur.
chase some Of this stock to day at 75c in
the dollar, but could rot find seller.
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO

LUCAS COUNTY. S. 5.
Frank j. Cheney makes cath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of e. G.
Cheney 81 Co.. doing business in the city
of Toleio. county and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured 10y the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December.
A. d., 1a6 a. W. GLEASON,
(~~l Notary Public.
(@G)
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces of the system. Send for tes-
timonials. free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Q.
g~Sold by Druggists, 10 cents.
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Notice.

There will be preaching in the new
Mt. Tabor Church. at II o'clock, on San.
day, Feb. 10. Notice of tie time of
dedication will be given hereafter.
G.. w. SPIGGIE, Pastor.
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Eeaf.

l was the vi,tim of the worst catarrh
that ever heard. I was entirely deaf in
one ear, and all The inside Of my nose, in
Guiding part of he lone. sloughed off. No
trea ment benefited me, and physicians
said would never be any better. / took
S. s. s. as las resort. and it has entirely
cured me. | have been well four years
aud no sign of return Of the dreadful dis.
ease. MRS. JOSEPHINE POLIIILLs
Due West, s, c.. Oct 1888.
Swift IS Specific has cured me of a malIg-
nant breaking ont on my leg, which caused
Irtolerable pain, 1t was called Eczema by
the doctors--fouT Of whom treated me
with no relief. / candidly confess that
owe my present good health to S. S. S..
which in my estimation is Invaluable as q
blood remedy. MISS JULIA DEWITT.
2227 n 10Th St., ST. Louis, Nc,
SHIFTS SPECIFIC is entirely vegetable
medicine, and is the only medicine which
ha' ever cured Blood Poison. Scrofula.
Blood HumOrs and kindred diseases. Send
for our books on Blood and Skin diseases,
mailed free. TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ga,
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had Health.

Last summer l was in bad health-fee-
BILE. with little or no appetite, unable to
attend to my business. l began taking S.
S. Stock nothing else-and in short
time my appetite returned; gained
strength increased nineteen pounds in
weight in less than month. ard my
health was restored. J. NJ. MABRY.
Abbeyille, S. G.. Oct. o5, '89.
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4 GOOD FARM FOR SALE

4 GOOD FARM FOR SALE
as the executor of John Click. decd. win
otter for sale ON the premises, on
Thursday the 14th day of Fssrsary,
the farm h-ioneing to the estate of the late
John Click, containing .A.~
100 ACRES,
Said farm lies two miles west of Sapga,swtsss
augusta co. Va, contiguous to the Dora ore
ana coRi mines. There is considerable on, =
Gropplnss Of ore aud coal on part of the land.
me land is Ill 81 fair state of cultivation ara
falFiy productive. There Ia a com fortahlS
dwelling bopSe. with q good barn and ali
necessary outbuildings Anever failing spr1npr
CONVENE ut to the house and barn: together
with an excellent orchard, such as appIes
cherrles, peaches, &c. Its location seems 10 be-
we'll adapted 10 the production of frait-that ID
Is rarely that there is ever q failure 100 acrea
q tse land is cleared, balance IN good timber.
Convenient to churches, schools mills st0rss
post offices, ana mechanics OF various Hind
TERMS made known on day of sale.
On the same day the personal prouessy OF
said estate Will be sold
DAVID l. SANGER, Ex.oF
of estate OF John Click decd
G. s. Heatwole, Aactioneer.
ay11T
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure We guar
antee 1t. For sale at p. T. Aliens Drug
Store,
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I " = - u ~.
Having disposed OF the machinery of the late
Beall s. Paul Machine Works 0ormerIy The
stanton Iron Works.. the realty of the same.
nearly half an acre. lying and being in the city
Of SfauntoE. Va, at the northeast Intersection
Of Frederick and Lewis streets is now offered
for sale.
Fer further Particular apply to
FRANK c. BEALL, Executor.
Ffostburg, Maryland
or G. NELSON BEALL,
oct25 115 Church St., stanton, va.
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W =. N EWIVN IiUlM Eo.
S. F. s., Feb. Z, 1889.

SHILoH'S VITALIzER is what you need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle, AT 2.
Aliens drug Store.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
For sale at z. T. Aliens Drug Store.