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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-05
R@~ BLhcX-DaAuepT tea cures Consultation
WHAT A FARMER WANTS.

lie wants fair remuneration for
his labor.
He wants to see class legislation
abolished.
He wants more money that debt
trade may be abolished.
He wants free and fair elections
and purity in politics.
He wants an equal representation
in the Legislative departments.
He wants no speculation in the
price of thu products of the farm.
He wants everybody to have a
free and fair chance in the race OF
of life.
He wants the free coinage of sill
yer and issue of full legal tender
paper money.
He wants an equal chance with
men engaged in other occupations
no more.
He wants to see all men success,
tul who are engaged in the pursuit
of legitimate enterprises,
He wants to SEQ the genius o.
man directed to the development o.
the c0uaWy's resources.
He wants to see this republic ;
government Of the people, for tn,
people and by the people,
! He wants reduced rates Oh I'll,
transportation Of the products o
labor, in order to place him nearer
the consumer.
He wants the financial system Sc
modified that money will become tn,
benefcent agent of commerce, in
stead of it's master.
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TO A YOUNG FRIEND
Lately Started in the Service of God.
By REV. II. Ii.

DEAR FRIEND once more write
to you, hoping, by the blessing of
God, [ may be able to cheer and
comfort you, for | fear the way thou
art treated by some of those, who
as Christs's sons and daughters
should be thy best friends, may
cause thee to lose thy religion or look
to the world for comfort more than
to Christ. Among other charges of
Paul to Timothy, he enjoined that
he, Timothy, should endure bard
ness. In all this appertaining to
the Christian life, this seems to be
a condition ofsuccess, for the treat
ment we sometimes receive from the
church, sets very hard on us, and
we cannot bear it save as Christ by
His Holy Spirit helps US; so we
must school ourselves to endure
hardness even from one another
both for Christ's sake as we'll as for
our souls sake.
There is sad misconception that
it is degrading to labor, that it is in
consistent with life of refinement,
that it is disgraceful to bear the
marks of hardy toll, 60 back to
ancient times, there see a Rebecca
and Rachel, David and Paul,
who wrought with their own hands.
Homer sang of princes who drew
water from the springs land washed
the linen of their respective. families,
The greatest monarch and conquer
or the world ever saw, and daugh-
ters OF the most remarkable Queen
known in other days, made with
their own fingers the garments with
which their brother the worlds con-
queror was attired. Princesses
thought it no ignominy to descend
from the throne and assist III domes-
tic duties. Christ, the God, the
Redeemer of mankind, the Allmigh
ty potenate of heaven and earth,
the Creator of the universe, came
down from an heavenly throne, sur
rounded by angels, and stopped to
work at the carpenter trade and
made 1t honorable to shove a jack
plane. He said unto Johns discip-
es, Ego tell John. that the poor
nave the gospel preached to them,"
which was proof that He was the
Christ and came to love, lift up and
ave the humble, down trodden
Door of earth. If there is profess
ng Christian to day who ignores
he poor or who dares to snub an
tumble brother or sister whose
lands are soiled by honest labor,
nd look upon them with despite be-
ause they are not of their pharisa-
ical set, they equally ignore and
nub and despise Christ and the
loly apostles, for Christ says he that
lespises one Of these despises me
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We should all follow the world as
a serving-man followeth his master
and a stranger; wills. they 90 to.
gether, he tolloweth them both but
when the stranger leaves his master.
he leaves the stranger and followeth
his master.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-05

The only true and safe intestinal
worm killer, is DIR. Bulls Vegetable
Worm Destroyers. 1t has bright
ened the lives of many children and
gladdened many a parents heart.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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All, protesting Christians, ye who
snub and despise your humble broth
er or sister in the church, be care
ful, lookout, or Jesus will say unto
thee in that final day, sin as much
as he did it not unto me, depart for
| never knew you, we are none of
mine"
But unto the despised, downcsst,
sad-hearted, weary ones,who endur-
ed hardness who bear the cross and
despised the shame heaped on them
by the world and false professors,
tie will say come ye blessed of my
Father, we endured every hardship
for me, We withstood trials and
temptations, we loved them who
tempted and despised you, ye pray
ed for them who despitefully used
you, We would not lose faith in me,
though ever so hardly pressed, come
inherit the vast and glorious king
dom of heaven that was prepared
for you from the foundation of the
world.
The true Christian, the humble
poor, can always sing with joy, COM
fort and the assurance of faith, feel
ing rich, warm glow of heavenly
love all through the soul as they
sing, (
heard the voice of Jesus say,
| Come unto me and rest:
| Lay down thou weary one, lay down,
| my head upon my breast. :,
Oh, what a sweet, comforting,
cheerful friend, he is, how kind how
good and be never changes, blessed
be god. :
came to Jesus, as I was, (
Weary and worn and sad, 1
found in him resting place,
And he has made me glad.
Yes, He has, glory hallelujah to
His name. Thank God, He has made
you and me and all who love and
trust him glad, thrilled their souls
with heaven born JOY and gladness,
and oh how we can praise his holy
name. He is our true friend, He
sticketh closer than q brother and
never forsakes. Do not trust or
confide in men, they will tail and
fill you with with sorrow and trou-
Bile. Jesus brings Joy and gladness,
comfort ana peace, happiness and
rest. Trust Him and be forever
happy.
Dare to be right Dare to be true!
Other mems failures can never save you
Stand by your conscience, your honor
your faith
Stand like hero and battle till death.
But we must have more or less
sorrow while on earth, Old st.
Augustine said, God had one SON
without sin, but He never had a
son without sorrow" Yes, Jesus
was man of sorrow and acquainted
with grief and He knows how to
help US in our sorrows. BE always
draws near to the poor, sorrcwing
soul with comfort and peace. He
cheers and binds up all our wounds.
He does not pass by on the other
side and turn away from the poor
and needy, like some who profess,
yea, only profess, to be Christians.
When from the heart we Gin faith
sing;
! need thee blessed Jesus, t.
| need friend like thee,
A friend to soothe and pity,
a friend to care for me.
| need the heart Of Jesus,
10 feel each anxious care.
10 tell my every trial,
And all my sorrows share.
Then he comes and comforts and
tears ofjoy (not of sorrow we'll up
from the soul in grateful thankful
ness. Our whole being is aglow
with spiritual pleasure because of
sweet delicious contact and inter
course We have with our dear Saw
Jour, who comes and carries the
whole burden for us and leaves us
joyous and happy.
Trust Him, shout praises to His
holy name forever and thou shalt
be eternally safe.
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Department.

MARIETTA JOURNAL IS THE
Official Organ Of the Farmers Alliance
Of Cobb County.
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Centreville Items.
Special Correspondence of vlnerSlAs.

Special Correspondence of yIRGlNIAN.
A big boom has struck our locality ut
last, for we have daily maj from NJ t.
Sidney and the Roman office is attached
to the Centreville route.
We attended the sale of P. H. Wheel
er to-day and most everything brought
its value Corn was high,-s7 cents per
bushel, and office seekers were very
plentiful. Even our worthy sheriff, Mr..
Speck, was giving the good people a
hearty hand shake.
We will have numerous candidates for
commissioner of revenue and ether dis
triet offices.
Mr.. ID. p Shall, blacksmith near
here, has killed more hawks this winter
with his Winchester than all the hunters
put together He has now al It fifty
III, 5. s. Neff is saving some hue pop,
lar lumber for ] E. and 6. A. Picker
near here. who expect to haul it to Shen
dun, where they will hniid houses the
coming SUMNER
Mrs r. Lloyd has been right sick for
several days but is some better now.
MIR Howard Craun, who hss lived at
Nit Hope, Sedgwick coun y, kansas,
is here now among his friends and fela-
tives after several years ahsanee.
Hartman Brothers, Ct MossycFeek, the
broQsn laen. will locate at Basic city In
che near future.
Mr. j w. Harshbarger, OF StoneWall.
has sold over 800 boxes of his horse pow
ders the past week.
Hicks, the weather prophet. can
make il SNOW hut it rains all the same
and most every day. + s. w
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clear that space beyond the grave
cried Gen. Forsyth and directly auisk
and sharp came the command, ana as
quickly obeyed: Load; fire by hatfai-
lion: ready; aim; fire.
There was rattle Of nusketry' and
as cloud of smoke rolled over the new
liiade grave again the command came:
LOAD : Another vollev was fired and
another sharp OF the echo OF the last
one came the explosion of cannon at a
distance A triple cannon salute was
fired. Then solitary bagler mounted
the little mound, and standing AT the
foot of the grave blew mournful, sol
emn call--"Taps. Lights out.
a guard Of infantry, six men. was de-
tailed to watch the grave, and the or
ders were given to the troops 70 take up
the march to quarters.
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Happy Hoosiers.

VIM Timmons, Postmaster of ieayille
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble. John
Leslie, farmer and s1ackman, of same
place, says: u fonnd Electric Bitters to
it made me feel like new man" j w
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric bittcrs is just the
thing fora man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he had a new lease on life.
Only soc. "a bottle at Hughes L Bells
drug store.
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4 Yankee sheriff Frightened.

4 we'll known sheriff who lives in
Maine, had been given up 30 die with
what bis physician called consumption
a friend advised the sheriff to try Pan
Tina cough and consumption cure; re
eoyerv soon followed. much 10 the sur
prise of the doctor, who now prescffbes
It for colds, coughs and consumptto ion:
Price % and 50 cents Trial bottles Tree
at p I. Aliens drug store.
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If R- B. P. REESE has moved to No 6i4. W
- Frederick Street, opposite the residence
OF Maj b. i. Bagby. where he can be found at
night and during the day at his old office, No
lol, corner of Frederick and Water Streets
Having furnished himself with all the modern
improvements for the treatment of Catarrh and
all diseases OF the Nose Throat and Ear offers
his services to the public
ONCE Hours to 10 a. M; L to p. M; T to
p. IN. mayl
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De- g, c. iINpsEY, DIR. NJ. o. RGRKHoLpEk-
Of Stanton Va OF Richmond, Va.
r INnsEY & BURkNoLDER,
SURGEON DENTISTS,
New Post Office building, Main Street.,
an25 SFAUxFoS, w
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E.FwAYAss, ~ D. d. d. s, j. 7. wAYMAN, D. D. 8.
nR &. f. WAYMAN & BRO,
DENTAIA OFFIcE,
Removed to No. ll3 North Augusta Street,
lPieeker Buildng}
,aav2s-sf STANTON, VA.
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SPLENDID LIVERY.

pURKE's SPLENDID LIVERY,
For the season of 1890, lsNrke's splendid Livery
IS even IN inner condition than ever. His elegant
1ilalGh teams, new ana fine vehicles and stylish
tuinouts. are the pride Of the city and
THE BEST IN THE SOUTH
At the stable is a fine pair of Fairbanks scales
where horses can he weighed.
also keep On hand hue selection of Riding
and Driving Horses for sale at feasonaIe prices.
Aian, a lot of second hand 0mnibuses, Carriages.
s}i5ggies, and Wagons OF every description, in
excellent condition, which Willie sold or traded
GA accommodating terms.
Having also turned part of nay place into
hitching department, where horses viii be.
hitched and well taken care of as cheaply as any
where inetfie city.
Also, our Baggage Transfer. Parties can have
their baggage called fos at any time of day or
night; viii receive prompt attention. Can at
the old stand. Respectfully.
sent9 EDWARD BURKE.
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'-''- 80 As-'
Col j. l.. Peyfon.
III DEAR Ste Probably what is to follow may
seem to many persons like the mere Pigment OF
Il distempered imagination: but whatever may
have been the cause of such an evolution Of the
preston that will remain permanently engraven
Z pom my mind. 1t is all the more SO on account
OF the coincidence Of events occurring about
the time.
s. had been inspecting very large area of coal
lands in buchanan county, Virginia, with a
view of ascerbaining their value for friends in
Danville. when urgent home AFFAIRS seemed inn
peratiyey to call me away.
That night, at home. the apparently real pres
ence OF General Lee presented itself tome aud
seemed to send some one OF his STAFF back with
me to the very ground had been Inspecting
thus urging me to return to duty.
the scene then changed back again to my
house, in which | had the honor TO receive the
kind visit of your party TO day. There General
Lee appeared, accompanied by shadowy ana
indistinct throng- seeming TO represent the good
people of all countries.
In his face was the blending of imperishable
majesty, dignity and grace that might distln-
but, moving with his numerous attendants to
the south entry OF the house. he stopped anu
seemed to look with an indescribable interest
and longing over the entire range OF the South
and then disappeared
Connected, as it was. with the event preceding
and with the unwilling OF the monument occur
ring after, as well as with Il visit soon after
made to Rockbridge county II inspect territory
belonging to company over which his son pre-
sides. it seems as though he came 10 endorse the
efforts now being made by many of his Old
soldiers TO develop the material resauces Of the
State, and thus take the true path which leads
to the honorable discharge OF her obligations
aud the alienation Of the burdens OF the people.
Scuptured marble or monumental bro1Ze4--the
finest realizations of perfect art-can do no
Justice to Lee
With the great and good OF all armies with
the fretful animosities OF life all buried under
the great Captain, he calls his soldiers to the
tented fields of true civilization. and writes the
Interpretation of lis loving ca.i upon the Oh
verse side OF his own monument. in I, far noble1
inscription than fnau could cOncelve: let Ms
trample under foot the bitter nielneties and evil
passions OF the past, and rice forward on the
fiald OF true progress and ciyillzatieH.
it seems eminently fttln. ttit yen. all ardent
friend OF the General ana usiuittes uI the cause
for which he fought, should convey his noble
message to his soldiers and tiae weird. Nine
the highest honor Inlay ever receive. consists
in his entoisen emf of the humble efforts have
made i'll bt.ilaIf of The Land We love.
Faithfully Yours.
q. K RON
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nR T. W. SH ELTON, with an experiences OF
~ thirty 1--WE years in the PRACTICE OF MEDs-
CINE, offers his professional services 10 te csa-
zens OF staunton and vicinity. Office at his rest
dence on Main street a9sS
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J. F. WILSON & CO.,
Real Estate Ag'ts,
Buchanan, Va
Mineral and Timber Lands Speciality.

Some people may be opposed to the use, ana
some to the abuse of whiskey yet its use is often
absolutely necessary. especially for medical pur-
poses In such cases. the pure. unadulteratea
stuff Is needed-not doctored. drugged com
binationand when the~i. W. HaRpsgs i ssef,.
you get the bestresults, without any bad ELECTS
Its purity and high standard VIA he rnainsalne,a
because this agna aas an enviable reputation
which Ii Means to sustain.
ltcan be had from lunkr & elsss,sa ) \, ssaun-
ron. Va r.h,a
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col. Paytanl in the Southwest.
SO COL. Peyton.s recent taNg Of
-nnties AMI Fast zen
in Wythe-
our Southwest CO..
uesSee. he was for several da

our Southwest Co..
nessee, he was for several tta,
vile and received many polite atten-
tions from the cultivated people of that
place. Among the most enterprising
and intelligent promoters of all good
works in that town and region are Capt.
&. r. Boyd, G.. f., author of an able and
elaborate work on the mineral resources
Of the Southwest, Major j. G. Green, DIR.
Peyton Green Williamson McGavock,
DR.. Emmett Moore. G.. b. Thomas, Alex.
Stuart. A. S Holler, S. T. Ewald j. 7.
Kent and others. Under the guidance
of such men, Wytheville is sure to take
her place among the booming towns of
Virginia, and it will be a just recompense
for the exertions of such knights Of
progress and Improvement. as those men
toned.
Before leaving, the Colonel received
the following interesting letter from
Capt Chas. r. Boyd. which we take
pleasure in presenting to the public. 1t
explains itself.
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M. J. ST. P. GIBSON, ,a.,,a J..
OIiice-Corner of Augusta and fredeflck stfeets.
once .,sytlrs-s to g a. M to p. III. and to y
n, juAcs
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YINHoS. C. KINNEY,
p South Augusta Street, Room No. 3, UP STAIRS
novos-lv STc.uNToS. VA.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

sTNO w STOUT.
Office in Stout Law building. toirt HOUSE Ahsys
5-2a ST.iESTGA, VA.
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~ 20 Nj IIARRbsoN.
IL ATTOR NEY AT-LAss,
SCRANTON. VIRGINIA.
Offers his professional services 70 the public
eapsrelkv MI practice in all the courts held
+, the ciay ID seaRnGon ard augusta co1ntX.
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r FORGE S. IICHTN En-
W AI.fORNEY-AT-IAW
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, STANTON Va.
Con'ts:-GountF and Circuit Courts of Augusta
Hastings Court of the City Of Staunton, t. S.
Court at HairisonDurg, and Supreme Court o
Appeals at Stanton.
RefeTeaces:-Isaac Witt VIM. F. Summerson
Stanton, Va; H. g. Dudley, ESQ.,. Baltimore
Nd. j. B Seth. Easton Md. sel,s7
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sThe Youths Companion Of March
9th is to have an important paper by
Hon. James G. Blaine, entitled, How
Reports of Debates in Congress Grow
ua.la paper relating to the National
Legislation and written BY our eminent
Secretary Of State. will be al universal
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The remains of Gen W. I sherman
were conveyed fronj New York to ST.
Louis for l,urial On Saturday, the.2lsf
inst. The train that carried the body
Of the great soldier was met at almost
every depot ny groups OF citizens and
soldiers TO manifest their admiration and
respect for the deceased.
We eandense from the special CORES
pondellep - lhe Washington sfaH The
following Interesting aNeoaptot the pro
fassiop,
As the faint light d early morning
erept over the Illinois prairies, bringing
into relief the outlines Of the erapescoi
pred funeral train. 4 solitary figure stood
/ III ffotif III Il little finF cabin nsaf 5pt
iroaa .sslelt llFll'iiskks4 ii hand, an'
=, eatninl- And ihas watcher
~ ID genlaall saa
.~h1
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References, by permission Hon. Jacob Yost.
Hon J. Randolph Tucker, Andrew bowling,
Esd, and ". II. Saudey, fsa.
Special attention given to collections
jan:a2, SINS
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VIZ NEWTON HOLMES,
w Successor to + ". i4spassen,p

-1SS -a--I K -.---@--A---s ->+------s@N--s|->
Stanton Male Academy, Staunton, v irginia
analyses Of FERTII.IZERs. GOALS, IRON
ORES MANGANESE ORES. sc.
specialty--IRoS ANn STEEL NoeK. n0yS
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r. l.. S. KIRBY.
y. ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
STAUNTON, v
Offfce-Co,I,t House Sonare

ofice-Court House sqnare.
Reference W. T. slctue, ESQ. Henry Tinsley
Esa., OF the vil,dicdtoT; Mai. s. NJ Yost of the
VALLEY YiRGINfAN; Col. j. C. Shields, of tile
Spectator; ~. N. BRADLEY, Esq: Hon Jacob Yost
DR. J. SIP Gibson; Prof VIM. Fl. kable; w. W.
Gibbs, Esq, aud Dr. n Wayt 4 Bro mayI
WINFIELD iIGGErT. H.-y. sTRsYER, G. VI. KEEZEr.
Harrisonburg HarriSonbnr.o StalIrton
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MITCHELL, POTTER { CAMPBELL.
Leading Real Estate Agents,
Gosh IN va

Special attention paid to buying and selling
ropefty. Information cheerfully given
Refer. by permission, 10 the Goshen Land Go
octa
ARisrA HoGE. W. H. MccnKsNHY
4 TLAS INSURANCE AGENCY,
IN STAUNTpN, VA, feo LIST. 1885,
Wehaye this day formed q ca partnership nm
der The firm name of Hsase Il sfe3lesiev 70 CON
tfnet the business OF Fire Insurance Respect-
Tuily ask the patronage OF friends in the city
and surrounding country
AR[STA HOGE
W. H. MeCHESNEY.
thanking my friends for past favors, respect
irpt.
feb6-tf ARISTA HOGE
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Wholesale Grocers
II. E. LOVING

Still leader III STOVES, RANGES, AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS FORCE AND
SUCTION PUMPS.
PLAIN AND GALVANIZED PIpE.
TERRA CoIrA AND CHIMNEY FLuE
PIPE.
Agent for Iron AND SLATE NAN
THIS
an selling the best Cook sreyE
on the market for the money and war
rant same.
4 No. 6 Cook with IS pieces. = o.7s
4 so
a - 4 1915
Call and see for Yourself and be
convinced. PLUMBING AND GENE
RAJ, REPAIRING done at short notice
and charges moderate
No. So n. Augusta Street, Staun
ton, Va. jan23
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IF IGGETT, sTRAYER & KEEZEL,
4 n I, y A n n A NJ

STANTON, VA.
Prompt and efficient attention given to an bl,-
sness entrusted To their care. strayer& Liggetf
will continue the practice of the law at Harri-
sOnhurg, as heretofore.
OFFICE County Building, over Treasufers
ONCE mayS-ly
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ID 5. TURK,
IL. ATToRNEY7AT-IAw
SrAuNroS, VA
ONCE in Stout building. rear of the Court
-honse. oct2- 1y
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r A. ALEXANDER
e}. ATT0RNEY-Ar-IAW ",
No. Lawyers Row, Just north OF Canrshonss,
Stain VA
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n EW H.. It Ia. es ! ,sIi,
Ihos. c. Elder and Fitzhtl
ed into partnership for c0nduc.
ness OF q REAL ESTATE AGENCY at ltm
: ngusta Street, ethe law office OF Thonasst
Son. :
! heai estate OF all kinds III town and country.
boaght ana sold on a tolerate commissions
hdrning land ,eil moi be neglected.
me long experience of the senior member i'm
taf zeal estate business and the promise OF the
ililaol TO devote all his energies to the business
are the Inducements offered to the public, for a
share of its patronage.
THOs. C. ELDER
APPS FIrIHIGH ELDER.
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~ EO. G. SHEPHERD.
" ATTORNET-AT-LAw,

STANTON, Va.
Refers to Prof. i. b. Minor, University OF Viz
ginia; Col. John L. Peyton and Mai. s. NJ. Yost,
Stanton
Especial attention given to collections and the
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