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LABOUCmERE's AMENDMENT.
1t Receives Unexpected support.


LONDON, July 29.-Every one is aston.
ished at the number Of adherents who
have Hocked to Labouchere's standard on
the royal grants question. The most
sanguins OF the radicals did not expect
over . hundred members to support the
amendment. In the debate ON royal
grants in 1873 there were only thirteen
negative votes. Aside from the Parnell.
ties, the total Liberal membership of the
House 10 2O4. Of these l34 followed
Lsbouchere. The votes afforded start
ling instance of the radicalizing of the
Liberal party. Morley's amendment ID
dead.
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NOTICE.

A NYONE DEsIRlNG A SUPERIOR WIND
"A Mill, combining beauty, strength. dura
bilisy and cheapness, viii find it to their interest
to consult VIM. Perkins, agent for the Worlds
Champion, "The Aermoter"
WIN. PERKINS.
June 26, 1889. Emo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-30

OMAHA, July 29.-At Psnder, Neb.,
while the eight-year.old son of farmer
named Benjamin was playing in his
fathers yard, about mile east of town
. Winnebago Indian who was passing
along the road asked him to get him a
drink. The boy refused. whereupon the
Indian, drawing . revolver, shot him
dead. Armed men are pursuing the
murderer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-30
A Gas syndicate.

NEW YORK, July GA syndicate OF
English capitalists, known as the Inter-
national Gas Company, has secured
control of nearly all of Brooklyn's gas
franchises. The company claims to
own process of gas manufacture which
maks it possible to produce the article at
a cost much less than the methods now
in use.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-30
STRIKING MlNERs.
They Threaten to KIN Non.Union Men

They Threaten TO XIII NOn.UniOn Men.
STREAToR, H., July 29.-Three hum
dred striking miners have surrounded
the shaft at Rangley, and threaten to
kill forty non-strikiug miners at work be-
low as soon as they appear. They are armed
with revolvers and other weapons The
men remain below, afraid to venture up.
Assistance has been asked for.
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Terrific storms.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-There was ter.
rifle storm on the eastern shore OF Mary
land, Virginia and Lower Delaware Sat.
urday. Whole counties We're almost
submerged. The loss to fruit and other
crops is enormous,
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THE GERMAN NAVAL FRAUDS.
Emperor william Furious at the Di..
e0veFy.

BERLIN, July 29.--Empsror William
arrived at Wilhelmshaven yesterday.
The Emperor ordered the Admiralty to
report on the arrest OF officials in connec.
ton with naval frauds. The position Of
the persons arrested and the wide ramifi.
cations of the frauds sent thrill of indig.
nation and shame throughout the empire.
The Emperor is furious. Herr Cremer, a
highly placed official at Kiel, it is report.
ed, committed suicide after his arrest.
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WAsnINGToN. July 80. -Superintend.
eut Powell, OF the Geological Survey, has
gone to st. Paul. Mimi, to appear before
the Senate Committee on Irrigation, and
give his views on the subject.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Lstest from all Parts Of the World.


a Mother and Daughter fl0gged by
Regulators.
MARION, Iud., July pa brutal
assault was psrpetrated by half dozsn
men upon Mrs. Smithstreet and her
daughter. Clara. The two women live
alone ten miles east OF Marion in seclud-
ed neighborhood. They were aroused
and taken out, and after being stripped
to the waist, we're whipped with beech
g.ds until the blood ran. they were
then released and warned that severe
treatment was in store for them if they
did not cease talking about their neigh.
bors. The regulators were all masked,
and their identity is unknown, !.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNT OF HUMBOLDT
In the matter OF tho estate Of John Cox, de.
ceased.
In District Court, State Of Nevada, County OF
Humboldt.
Notice for publication OF time appointed for
proving WILL etc.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Court, made on the 9Th day Of July, 1889,
notice is hereby given that Wednesday, the oath
day OF july 1889, at o'clock P. n of said day, at
the Courtroom of said Court, at the Courthouse
in the said County Of Humboldt, has been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving the
will Of said John Cox, deceased, and for hearing
the application Of F. NJ Fellows for the issuance
to him Of letters testamentary, when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
tho same.
Dated July 5th, 1889,
L. r. DUNN,
Clerk.
July 18th, I'd.
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A HOT ARTICLE F.!

Which are located in Humboldt, Count
Nevada, about tweaty miles from MIL Cisy
station on the G. p X. X.
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THE VATICAN AND 0UIKENAL.
Plot To Blow Them Up with Dyna.
mite.

ROME, July 29.--Ths Vatican and
Quirinal are doubly guarded on receipt
OF information OF plot to blow up both
with dynamite. Il 10 rumored that the
dc departure of the Pope may be forcibly
resisted.
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Ran Four Miles a Minute.
From the New York World.

crOm lie new 1oTh
A new scheme of transportation is to be
introduced between New York AID Bos-
ton, whereby it is said large packages OF
mali IN even cars containing passel gers
can be whiszed from one place to another.
a distance of $50 miles. is less than an
hour. This would be equal to speed Of
four miles per minute. An experiment
with the new machine WAS held yesterday
in B ,ston in the presence Of many scltn-
lists, including Proft sser A. +. Dolbear.
of Tiff s college. who announced that he
was thoroughly satisfied of the success OF
the system.
Tue inventor. Jno. G. Williams. IS a res
ident of this city. His machine co! sists
OF magnetic car, hanging from single
rail, w;iere it f. lows streak OF electric
ity. With one horse power 10 is said that
one ton can be thus transported distance
of LAO miles day at a cost of thirty
cents. This. in mail matter. would Iepte
sent sou t. z $50 l.lttIs. al d y tins s!stt II
packages of mail could liz SET off every
five minutes II h,ttssaiy. II ns PR vtItli
large Accommodations. The sill gle track il
to be carried on tripods somr distance
above the grnuni, and the car Will pas:
FIJI eush Coils of Insulated wires at int.
yah.
In the experiments yesterday the car
rage exhibited Was mounted on woode
track, IN post 8 ali, ut three feet high, Wit
an ascent of six inches in fifty feet and
ran on one wheel at each end. The scit n
tiic principle involved is said To The thu
by whic "A hollow coil of. insulated wiz
will dr. wv a magnet into itself. ard in th
aerial railway the car passing thrcug
such a coil cuts off the current, whicl
goes to the one ahead.
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The June number of the Century Maya

The June number ot the Century Maya
zine will contain an appreciatiye paper ny
Margaret J. PrestOn.the Southern poetess
ON General Lee After the War" SHE
saws, "Nothing could exceed the venera
tion and love. the trust and absolute 10y
atty, which people and s"liiely alike had
manifested towards him throughout th'
struggle. But it was after the war had
closed that the affection of the people
The writer lived near General Lee from
1866 until his death in 1870. and she ie
lates many interesting and heretofore I'M
published anecdotes of his life during thai
period. 1880 80
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I'ATLY.

No. has Pullman Knffet Sleeper New YORK TO
Chattanooga and Memphis, without change, via
Harrisburg Hageystown III q Reanoke. "a 81, ba
Baltimore. ',-'-.- ~
No. has through connection from Phl,as,at
phia via harrisburg and G. v Railroad ans.
from Baltimore Via w NJ x. r. naily excens
sunday. iso., makes connection al Waynes.
Dor" junction with G. Il 0. KY ysest-bound
train.
ass CONNECTIONS. - o. '''.''-
At Hagerstown, Md, with the Western. Mary.
lana railroad to and from Baltimore Fre(lerick
EN- nj ttshurg, Gettysburg, .Penmar -Waynes.
horo, Pm. and pontson the Western ,Marylans:
Railroad and branches "
. With the Cumberiaud valley Railroad to and
from harrisburg, Carlisle. Shippenshurg Cham-
nersbarg, Mercersburg. Martinsbrrg and points
on the Cumoerland Valley Railroad and branch
es ~
: Also to and from Pittsburg and the West ans,
NoftnWesf p and boston, New Yorlx, f4iiladeIpniA
and tie North and East
AT shenandoah junction, W. Va. With Mais,
i1lhe o. Baltimore d Ohio Railroad to. and frolA
No. makes. Close, connection ut w 1ya,esht,ro
J.1neilon with O.. o. Ry, East aud west bound
. Al Loeb Laird. with Lexington Branch ,of
Riehmond 4 AiEeghany Railroad
AL Buchanan Wtth Main lime of RicfnispA
It Allegheny Railroad.
AtRoanoke. with Norfolk y Western RsjsFeaa
.TA6RE CoNNECTIONs. So $50 - .
A Royce, for WILDWOOD and Winchester Va
AT Ifoutv1lie Tor F1hoastle. -
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Eczema. Itchy, scaIy. skin fortunes

The simple application of ''Swayne's
Ointment, without any internal mtdi-
cine, will cure any Case of Tetter. Salt
Rheum, RingwOrm. Piles, Itch. Sores.
Pimples. Eczema all Scalv. Itchy Skin
Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or.
long standing. 1t ispotent, effective and
costs hut a trif1p.
IulyI2-1Y
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u
gentlNman who owns splendid water
power, well suite Il for wooden factory, desires
20 niiliZ,'i. He Will put III an enterprise OF
that kl"d on equal anouLt of. MONEY With
| some pr,c' ical man. who Is experienced 'n me
Aaffutac ure.sif w.la>i ~ goods. The focailiN ~
can he n,Ade tn pay handsomely win II practi-
aal man al The lead OF IL. COrrespondence SO
licited Address =. q. BON II,
d.cX7 tf 49,. a. -Sta.intnf. Va b.
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'MRs...~WINshcW's SoorH4Ne SFRpP
'siinula always. be pse4 WHEN, c4aldgfH,arre
emitting teptn. Il. relieves the little sHfx
ferer at once; it Produces natural, .q'iiet
sleep by relievrngr lie 'vtiiH FROM lnfifi.
and the little, ehefub, aH'akesaes Sslright
| as a button" 1t is very pleasant tn taste
| .Lt soothea the child. softens the gums.
.allays all pain. relieves wind. Regulates
T the bowplss aud ,is ,the fhest know samedy
Efof diarrhQel, whether Arising from teeth,
ffnipi or other causes. Twenty five. cents
a .hnffle. air ''''e. 'tr inne2Y, ''S8 "
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The Gienmore iron Comp ny.

Last Monday there was organized in this
city. under a charter granted nj der The
laws Of West Virginia, the Glenmvre Iron
Company. The following cheers. ware
elected: Ger; Joseph r: Anderson, .presir
dent; Il. W: Montague, OF West .VTi
aina, secretary, and Joseph r. Anderson,
jr.. treasurer; directors. Gen, Joseph r.
Andersen, Maj. J, 7. granch, Col Archer
Anderson, 4. +. Mathews, Esq and Geo.
Grant, Esq, ,,..,..,, ,-,v
This company is formed for the purpose
Of mining and manufacturing iron and
otheerr; orss from, The. eastern side, of the
Glenimore estate, under Lease from tbs. tbs
owners, 49,.
The property consists Of. about. !, 900
acres Of laud, beginning within three
miles Of the White sulphur Springs, tin
Greenbrier county, West Virginia, and ex;
tending northeast about six miles along
the Writer'S of Howard s and Apthony's
creeks which flow into lie Greepbrer
liver about two Mills distant; -. :, =.
A persistent deposit Of iron pre- (open
structural red oxide running from four
teen 70 sixty feet thick, has, been. traced
and proven by numerous openings through
the entire length of the property for dis,
4 lance of six miles. r..
The ontcrop Of this ore is abont half way
up the mountain side. from 800 to 400 feet
above water, level, and since tbs. slope. is
little Tess than the dip of the St rata. mak,
I
ing the covering comparatively light. it is
thought that open cuttings, will afford un-
usual mining facilities for. many years TO
come. requiring no expensive machinery,
nor large outlay Of capital. ;. It's believed
that the cost Of mining this lore. will !, not
exceed that, under the, most favorable con
dilions, in A Alabama sm and Virginia; while
its quality isl far superior. a., .s.,.A
Mr. Curry, Of Me.sssrs,. Carnegie Blros.tS
Co. after haying these ores analysed stated
, that even if they were not strictly Bssser
! mer that they could use about 900 900 tons
4 per annum as, SUCH in the mixture, with
their, lake ores. ID. ...e-.,,,,, - .gs 90,
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway has
agreed TO construct a branch line. along the
entire length, Of the property .e4.s.
| II is certain that iron can be- manpfac-
tnred. here as Cheap as any. point in Alas
bama. since fpel, ores .andr hnxsare. found
under as favorable .conditiNps. Of vastly
superior quality. with an average of not
less than $l.5O to the ,portheEp and east
err markell. ;-,.+4 III, .t@e ',''
BESIDES this ore large quantities of, oak
and other hard woods cover the entireacrer
age of. this estate; also "a seam .of coal,
with an average. thickness of six feet, has
been opened near The banks of. the Green
brier river .-.ssq,e..s. s..' q, - So -~t
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8 Il A DA RID

The STANDARD SHUTTLE continues in
ton) and makes LOO stitches, hile tn old 81 yle
shnttle makes hut is, with the same motion of
the foot, and requires only one,haH the effort
to operate 1t, The most DELICATE lady can oper-
ate the STANDARD without injury to her
health. Dress-makers and acknowledgement can
reduce their burdens one halt by the. use of the
STANDARD.
We keap intstock the hest assOrtmentyof ma
chimes tu choose from of any house in The city,
consequently you aRt just what you want. oid
Machines taken at IN igheRt cash prices In ex-
change for new ones. See tiffss STANDARD,
run 1t and be convinced :. ne
REMEMBER
that every lady VINO oalls TO see the STAN
HARD" at our office Will receive new style
Chinese Napkin FREE also a. beautiful ass0rt-
ment of picture cards gotten up especially for
the STANDARD. t-..-.
REMEMBER -'"~
the STANDARD Behhin holds 100 yards of No
50 cotton,-thlnk of it, The shnttle is never
taken ont of the machine and requires no
threading,-think of that.
In using the STA NDARD one can "Sfng"
"Ouward Oh, Onward" rms the STANDARD so
lieht. Call and get the napkin whether you
want the sewing machine or not. "A l.
REMEMBER
We keep the very best sewing machine oil,
needles, &C. for all machines sold in the mar
aTAgents wanted In unoccupied territory.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE Co,
No. Main Street, Staunton. Va
julyl2, '8S-ly -
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HSTEl@A3S

ID IeHMOND 81 A31Egf4.ANY K. Il.
FAST naIJRrF patty SERVICE BETWEEN
I,Y NCIIBURG, RI HMOND. CLIFTON
FORGE and the W Est.
Schedule Of rains in effect May 18th. 1879
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RAgERoans.
,sApEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY co.

f,HEsAPEAl<E AND ONO RAILWAY co.
TEsTIBULE SPECIdL.
With Composite Car, Elegant Day Coach with
sInoh ing Saloon, Dining Gnr and
Pullman Sieepers, between
CINCINNATI. WASHINtl.ON RALrI NO RE
ILADnLPHtA AND NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Vestihule Sleeper via Huntingt M. to and from
Louisville, attached to The Special
shortest and Quickest Line to the southeast
Schedule in effect May y. 1889.
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E5II3iE ll3lI llE
Over 100 gross sold by one druggist: They
Cosveness, Malaria Liver Complaint, Fever
and Ague Indigestion, Bac Kss. M sna all
Fail, Sold by all drugeiss.and country store y
Keepers. Sellers Co., Props, Pittsburgh, Pa


L. kESH LAKE HERRING.
A Car-loa Just received. \
ma,l6 EAKLE, SPITLER & co.
A1On1H CAROLINA NEW CLIPPED HER
~ RING.
50 Larres just received.
mavI6 EAKLE, SPFrhER & CO..
DRESERVFsS AND IEI.I.IES. APPLE AND
PEACH BUTTEk.
All Of which we ,carry in large and fresh
ST. CHS. d,
maym EAKLE. srITLER & 90.
Two CARLOADS OF nfA j ms AND WAR
l. SAW SALT,
One of each, just received by -
mayle EAKLE, SPITLER co.
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I.ue,.tc,,-s ar,,t,ten Salve,

" THE iSEsH NAIVE iH tlst.' wtr tai f0ra -ntSs
sBrYlsss. Surss., L leaIs,. Salt thes.m. Fever
Sores, Tettt r. ,Chapp+d Hands: Ghiihlaine,
Oofhs aiid iii ski, Eruption. and Posi-,
iliytly durps' Piles or tn'pay fttihiied.' 1t
is guaranteed ia gave perfect satistActl6fr,
or money refnnded4. Prier,25 cts. pei box.
For Sale by Hughes & Bell. .,.,,,, =,
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Tire MTxh,fy euhitad States =


.If,he United states were 4 s:imiaf1 power
her original idea of diplofmac:y,' . as THE
German Cha,nntceflorr' i peniintn cali it. might
be eohsideredT 1 Caprice. ard passed over
with IA smile; bit hef people are becoming,
lhe greatest nation il The world. It IS
probAblerhat nothing short Of f. actual VIC.
IelIce. &otild now Induce ally nation to
attack Ter, While she cotild, if she pleased,
almost ruin Tie 1commttsict Of any nation
on tie globe. It is true She has scarcely
any regular ARMY. her twenty live Thousand
men being toverworked at home; but if a,
neighpofTng plaiiet kept no army it would
not ~ stbj-ct to attack. - 'F' -
:. Her coast, if Threatened. would hristle
wirhtorpedoes and new mea1s 81 destruc-
tioIr,s aid her Protectionis,s Would be only
too PLEASED If importation stopped. Her
navy, though Still Small, is Rapidly ihcreas-
ing so'rapidiya as to be subject Of spe ciaf
reports to- the maritime powers; and If
war were in itnniediate7 prospect. her
Iimitless com mand afikhof inddiey and men
would soon draw'a feet together. BESIDES
apart altogether from lfer existing 'fe'
sources. the gtoWtifi the stfbngth of the
|. Union affects the Imagination of the Eli
.ropean states.
i. There are children alive WHO will see, or
at all events may see, the North Ameri-,
can Republic" With a population Of two
hundred millions and the means Of raising
thres hundred million pounds sterling .
year; and The i,iea Of i,nicqrring the epmity
of such power il; IS appallipg IS he idea
of fighting Russia would be, say, BY Italy
[ Or Spain. America eonld be mtt only ~
{.a confederation Of Europe, which. without
some great change 81 eireqm ,s,s would
be impossihla a. possible only if al E9lrnpe
felt il TOO dangerous e PIT Up With b.. the
Treatment one power was receiving;
The Union already stands toward the
Spanish and Portuguese American states
in the RELATE in which she, may one day
ST and toward Europe isself Her foleign
office already claims something like pro
tectorate over both Americas, aud desires
{ to WialH a preror'dtrati,fg inffn+fica from
the st. IAwIsnceF'to pdfagohia, 'fofbids
any gde4fnmhnt' Go tut tie 1sthiniis Of
Panaiifa, AHA wafhs ''Ehrnrs' iii pite'ssi
| ae,t s. spepth.. not to mpifdle with any
stu ewBfng' stfnrh " us, Though It may
he fdur tlr,nsana miles oil. -4..Fa'om tie Lon
| don spectatbr. sr's7 - '''''''@s' -. 3" ~
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No. 5 Leaves Richmond daily, 733 M;
arrives Clifton orge, 1.25 .. m.
No IL. Portsmouth, Accommodation (dal'N
except Sunday.) LeavfSscufh Porlsm"ui h Wl
a. H. MaysvilIe 90 a. M; arrives CINCINNATI
lnala
ThrongnTIckets, and Baggage Checked 10 any
destination. Apply 10 any g %. Ticket
Agent for full Information and tickets. 49,
it' II. W Fl u, III r..
j. t. HARAHAN, Gen'l Pass gent
+ Gen'l Manager. fehIl
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~, as. ..r.,,s,c lhos> s,sa Z ,'ssT ~ e'''s :
III .,,.as. esussv tsa# as'+'s u'@ AS ~ -
va
''aWhen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ,,.s
.s"When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
i'sWhen she became Miss, she chung to Castorie.
wheh She Had chidriesnn. She gave them castoria
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T VERY! idVFRl!!
Having rur"haea@ the excellent Livery OF
L 1hornbucg, shall continue 10 offer to tn
citizens of stanton and ira We I'M uhl =
splend id double aud single teams. -
Fine rolling stock of All kinds, andsplend
riding horses.
Very respectfully,
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c,RnNANDoAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
y
81 F. Tyler. Receiver.
TIME IA kLE-ln effect Dec. Ia 1888,
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Costs in thls Ass ,ciptior
ONE DOLLAR PER MONTH.

Membership Fee. SIS 90. No ANNUAL dues are
required. Ins,1rea preferred risks only such AS
Bankers, Merchants. sale men. Com merc1al
Travellers, Manufacturers fnot worEing). and
rkindred' occupations, and Professional men
generally.
- '>'f '.'f s-ss' VIM J..PEERY. Agent,
augi ..-.-... Stanton. Va,
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,,,y o.,p.., =, ~ rqr e''fsas y go '''.' ""1
A.. - .. !, .sst... o.. sssi.t Of
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y L..
w O. BARToN...

h,.s removed his meat store f,4,-,, View S+roo+
to The HH' ley hnilding a'sfrTs o Main ASA
lewis Streets. He keeps in stock The var,
best meats the market affords ~ ~
BEEF. EEsE., MILTON. PORK, I.kNtB: 80
and will sci SIS cheap astht' et.eapeEt- He 70
src fully SKIS 'Ft e timed rairo,ara of his
cd customers. a'.d snlicftS tile fatals n III
th2s'- VII" nav he ronv eniept to his stand. ar
Wq"maN teel eisnosed 10 patrnnfze him ua
promises air sitaitng nj ssoe,t meats -n,acoa
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T INSURE IN TIi.ss ga - ~, .''i ri
PREFERRED MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSN
sang of New York. t''-- - -,'''
:. y ~ s,ift -
The 1Most Conse'pnttce md Strongest Muta.ol Acci-
de3.t association IN the World
81, =
$4,000 Death by Accident. ....
5000 Loss Of Hands or Feet.
$4,000 loss Of Hand and Foot. p
$500 loss Of Hand or Foot :, =
$500 Loss of both Eyes. 90,
!, $50 Permanent. Total Disability. - d.
$50 Loss of One Eye.
rs Per Week, Temporary Total Disa-
q. .t's'bility.' : ~ = q = 'r'|.' '''' i
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Schedule in eject May u. 1889.

No g. Leaves Clifton Forge daily a. ~;
arrives Richmond SIS p.
M. 10 Portsmouth Accommo iation daily
except Sundav.) Leaves Cincinnati 90 n. m ,
ARRIVES vt NASHVILLE GAO p m, south Ports
mouth s 20 D.
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BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD t"' t''~ V
~ .sif., .t.ta'rr , ., u
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING SOI.IpiTRAlNS
30. TO BALTIMORE via WASHINGTON
Tonne otiagsat Harper's Ferry for all point
West. north west and southwest ne ,,na-s
schedule in effect May lgth, 1855, ,,',..
*Daily except Sunday.
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IIoH SALE ~ six-rocn, Prick ~r,r-o,,,r,
Il brick Kitchen attarhed, Gnnventenf1v
arranged and pleasantly located prlce l.,,nS
or,,,o7 ttpiS 70 A. q. tOIATS. ,s,-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-05-30

TNIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Virginia Midland Division,
Condensed Schedule in effect May -, 1880.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-05-30

T1IowERsa FhoWERS!! ttFIO OVERS. =!
At Fatlon's Green HOUSES. ON Lewis Street,
Staunt on, VA, 9Th re, can, be. found. always
beautiful assortment OF
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MA.TTIN GS.

t., MA-TTING S- '-'"-t'
I.inolehfd STRAW Mattingss. ...' .l2M to CSC
Fancy Straw Matttngs.. $500; 20 70 25e
Cocoa Mating $50. $50. .. 40 to zoe
Napier Mating -. ............ -. so to 6He
=, % ceDts 10 yard. sIsIFioor'Oil fAOthe We have
gs offer 1000 yards to select from. In Napier
cheap. ''ii'h'-t<