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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-16
sprl { Goeth Before a Fail

On Thursday morning last q young
man, who had been stopping at Iron
Gate for a short time, came to Clifton
Forge, and hired a team from Davis s.
Snapp to take some ladies out driving.
That afternoon lie drove all around Cliff
ton Forge in fine form with several la
dies, who, it should be stated, went with
him reluctantly and only after much per-
suasion. Late in the evening he drove
up as far as the McCurdy House where
he got a colored man to return the horses
to the stable, dsregarding the fact that
there was an unsettled bill! III connection
with his drive. After the team came to
the stable diligent search was made for
the young man, but he could not be
found. The next morning Mr.. Davis
went to Iron Gate, where he found the
yonng man enjoying a novel under a
shade tree. Being appraised Of his callers
object, he went forthwith to his room
to get the money, where he remained an
unreasonable length of time He next
went over to a store "to get his money
changed" After another delay be had
to see some one else somewhere else. Mr..
Davis becoming suspicious of his conduct
followed him up, but the fellow gave
him the dodge at the depot and struck
for the rolling mill which he entered,
emerging at the opposite end and taking
a line for the Alliance works where he
disappeared from sight After some
search he was found crouched behind
barrel under the building, from which
seclusion Mr.. Davis invited him to come
forth. Patience had ceased to be vir
tue, it being plainly apparent that he
was beat" and Mr Davis proceeded
to give him a genteel fiogging, which he
did successfully. Being threatened with
the law Mr.. Davis forcibly carried the
young man before Acting Mayor Kaylor,
to whom he made his statement which
was corroborated by the complainant
The Mayors decision was that he had
not been struck lick amiss unless q
lick had missed him and the case was
dismissed
The chase was highly enjoyable to all
the witnesses. save one; but our object
in relating this is not TO ''adorn a tale, y
but to point a moral to those pests,
commonly known as dead BEATS who
force themselves upon every community
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MARRIED.

DEDRICK-DAMRON.-J 5, 1891 near She
rando, Hyden II. Dedrick and Abble Damron,
both OF Augusta.
KING-PARR.-Juy s. 1891, at Basic City, by
rev. S. V. Hidlebrand, James King and BERTHE
A. Parr, both Of Basic City.
MERRITT-CURD.-on June 9th, near Fin,
castle, by Rev. 6. Gray, Mr.. B. G. Merritt and
Miss Josie L. Curd, both Of Botetourt county
sPRADLING = sNEAD. July 5, 1891, az
waynesboro, by Rev. A. r. Cooke, Charles 4
spradling and Lucy Ann snead, both OF Augusta
CUSTER REDMAN.-on June 18th, 1891, at
the residence of the brides mother, by Rev. ".
B. Dorsey, Mr.. James NJ Custer and Miss Yannie
NJ. Redman both of Botetourt county.
NAPIER-MCNUTT.-O Tuesday, June 23rd
1891 at the home of the bride, near Gap Mills,
Monroe county, by Rev. g. K. Neese. MIR. James
W Napier and Miss Il. Letitia McNrtt, both OF
that county.
McDOWELL-SE RIDG E.-On Tuesday
June 30th, 1891 at the Parsonage of the NJ r
Church, South, by Rev. John O. Knott. Mr.. VIM
r. Mcdowell and Miss Mintie E. Seldonridge
both of this county.
REESE-MANN.--On Thursday, June 4th. 1891
at the Courthouse in Lewisburg. by Rev. JOIN
O. Knott, Mr.. George G. Reese, OF summers
county, and Miss Virginia Mann, White Sulphur
district, this county.
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Wooden Mills.

Mr. E. K Sargent. accompanied by
Mr. w Gibbs, a practical wooden mills
operator from New Jersey, called at the
VIRaTNIAN Office yesterday. He had
with him n lob horse blanket. that he
proposes to manufacture in the Clifton
Forge Mills. orders for soc Of which he
has now on file. The blanket is a very
superior article OF the kind and its
production at the Clifton Forge Mills
will at once establish the character Of
the plant. Mr.. Sargent expects TO have
his machinery placed in the factory aud
work in a few days.
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Religious Intelligence.

The usual morning and evening servi-
ces will be held at the Baptist and Meth
odist Churches next Sunday.
The revival services at the Church
commenced Monday night by Rev. Mr..
Spencer of Richmond, and viii continue
for some time. Mr.. Spencer will preach
Sunday morning and evening
There will be Mass at st. Joseph's
Church Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock,
and at Low Moor at 1920 same morning
Rev. L. A. McLean Of Ronceverte, and
Rev E. w. McCorkle, of this place, vii
exchange pulpits next Sunday, each
pre- aching for the other morning and
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Hvn,Snial

On Wednesday of last week Miss Geor-
gle Williams who has resided in this
city with her sister, Mrs j. W Hess,
was married at the Methodist church. in
Bluefield, w Va, to Mr. B. J. MeCul-
lock, a merchant of that place. on
Monday last the couple arrived in Clifton
Forge on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Hess.
They will remain here until the first Of
next week
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EXCURSION TO LEXINGTON.
-
Half Rates via B. & Q. 10 the IN
yelling Of Stonewall jackson 8

Monument, July 21st-
For this occasion the 3. & % eu-
nounces the sale of tickets on July 9Fil'
Goth and 9th at rates OF one fare for ne
round trip at Baltimore, Washington
and at all stations on its lines west OF
these two cities IN Maryland, Virginia.
and West Virginia incidentai 10 me
unveiiing of the monument VIII be a
parade of Confederate Veteran camps
and other organizations, music by sew
eral brass bands. and speeches by zen.
Jubal Early and ex-senator aae
Hampton. Tickets will be valid for re-
turn trip unit! July 30tt. inclusive
For the accommodation of those de-
string to attend the unveiling exercises
the b. & O. r. r. will run special trains
in addition to its regular daily service
For time of trains and rates OF fare cons
c,,lf a,,s,anJpI ia HE
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For OYer Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie and is
the best remedy for diarrhma. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer imme
diately. Sold by druggists IN every
part Of the World. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind
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julylGat.

Many wagon breaks down for the
want OF axle grease Most Of this lubri-
cant is made from the refuse Of the coal
oil refineries and for the purpose requir-
ed, is utterly worthless. Taiow is the
base OF the best-and hereby hangs q
tale Tie RACKET STORE has made a
big purchase Of this best kind, and can
sell it as low as the poor article, viz Sc
a box. [iuly16
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NOT ONE SORE NOW.
Baby Afflicted with Bad Sores and
Eruptions. no Relief. Perman-
entity Cured by the Cnticura.

During the summer of 1929 my eighteen
months Old infant was 50 afflicted with erup-
tions that ordinary domestic remedies failed to
the seeming track OF a little wire-like worm
and on other parts Of his body bad sores came
and remained till procured the CUTICURY REM
EDIES. For some time used the soap and salve
without Il blood medicine but they did not do
SO well as When all were used together, It has
now been nearly year since tile eruption was
healed, and very much feared it would return
with the warm weather Of this year, but the
summer IS passed and not one sore has appeared
on lin. Ii RS. 4. NJ. WALKER
(,alsOuyiIa 90
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VIRGTNIA MOUNTaINs AND SEA SHORE: N pa
yes. OF special interest to seekers of delightful
Summer Homes anoung the Mountains and on
the Coast,
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS: 81 pages.
DaYlght tours through the Nirginlas, visiting
White sulphur Springs, Natural Bridge. Lufay
Caverns, richmond, Va and Old Pont Comfort.
Hotel expenses included in the price OF Round
Trip Ticket which is $500.
SPRINGS. NfoUNTAINs AND SEA SHORE RESORTS
"A page leafiet with Illuminated map locating
the summer Resorts among the Allegheny
Mountains in Virginia.
SUMMER HOMES: S page Ieafiet giving list Of
Private Families living among the Allegheny
Mountains in Virginia, Who are prepared TO take
Summer B0arders.
T. F. " (FAsF FIXING VIRGINTAN3 Vestbc-
led Limited between Cincinnati and New York
via Washington. Pullman Yestibule Sleeping
Car Service is maintained By the +. +. v. be-
tween Louisville, Lexington and Washington.
Through Sleeping Car Tickets being sold be-
tween Louisville and New YORK; also between
Cincinnati and Old Point Comfort. Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington to Boston. Through
Dining Car between Cincinnati anG New York.
10 page leafleJ giving Time Table OF the T. F. V.
and also eff the Washington and Cincinnati Fast
Line.
The above publications will be mailed free by
addressing II. W. FULLER, G. P. A., c. &O. Rail
way, Cincinnati. Ohio, OF by applying to any C.
s @. Ticket Agent. [iunelS st.
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New Bridge Completed.

Messrs. Burton & Henderson, the con-
tractors, will complete the bridge on
Main street over Smiths creek, to-day.
This will be one of the greatest conve~
niences to the town that has been con-
strueted, and marks an era in the trend
of business of the town, which viii be
realized ia the future
There will be double bridge at this
point when the c. g. @. Development
Company erects its bridge, connecting
with Ridgeway street.
There are 150 divorce suits docketed in
the Huntington, W. Va, court.
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The American Manufacturer and
Iron World

This valuable publication has been is
sued in new and improved form and
make up The variety of the matter it
contains is enlarged and diversified, and
the subjects it treats Of multiplied. 1t
is very valuable publication. and ought
man, who feels an interest in the mate
rial progress and development of the
country.
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Returning Harrisonburg Special wiii
leave Lexington at 8 o'clock, p. M, and
Winchester Special at 8 p. N. Reguiar
trains North bound leave Lexington at
5. 30 and II O'Clock, q IN.
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Raa.i Eatate Transfera.

The following conyeyanees OF real
estate were recorded in Allegheny Cona-
4 ty Court Clerks Office from July Sth 50
14th 1891
From Clifton Forge Company 20 v. W. Buellsr
4 and 4 H. Snvder conveying lot "a, block 10,
section 4 III: 5, block So, section = lot II, block f.
section 3 lot ~, block ~ section Cllf1en Forge
Company lots.
/ From govinston Improvement Company to
/ Pat Poland ana j. W. Knapp, conveying lots
and2, block II, Covington Extension, III
! sfruction and Loan Company. q Vest Clifton
forge conveying lot 6, block 49,. lot 2 block l4
lot 5 block I4s; lot "A, block 49, lot z, block l3
lot Is, block 49, lot 4 block II; lot :. bcek ~,
lot - block 3l, lot II, block ~; lot 10 blocS ~
los s. block 52. lot s, block l3l; Iof ~ block ~.
Tot 10 block s. lot 1a, block 1876: lot ~ DOCK ~;
lot Is block i25 lot 2, block l5S; lot l. block 90;
lot L. block l25; lot Is, block -; LOT z BLOCK III
lot TO- block 1872; lot 81, block ll2, West Clifton
| Forge.
from Clifton Forge Company to W. L. Wills
conveying los Il. block e. Clifton Forge Gene
terry.
Company Of West Clifton Forge, conveying lot
TO- bcc. = lot IL block i4G: lot t. block 10; lot 8
block "a; lot H. block 70; lot ), block u: l9t 10
block 81: lot Il, block H. lot "a, BLOCK ~, West
Clifton Forge.
Chesapeake and Ohio Development Company
to George Swami, conveying lot 40 block "a
West Clifton Forge.
From same to same conveying iOD ~, Diock Oh
West Clifton Forge.
From Clifton Forge Company II. w. stiresa
conveying lot 10, block Il, section 2: lot 10 block
IS section a. lot L. block 81. section A. lot 8, block
l. section !. Clifton Forge Compang's lots.
From West Clifton Forge investment 70; TO
Samuel B. Smith conveying lot d, block d. west
Clifton Forge
From Clifton Forge Company to f. Williams,
.Jr conveying lot l. block H. section |, let s.,
block 10 section ;; lot H. block ~ seesioh - ~
%, block 81, section 2, Clifton Forge COMPANY
lots.
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DIED.


FRANCISCO Sunday June 14th, 1881, at his
home near Red Sulphur Springs, Monroe county,
of consumbtion, Mr.. Logan Francis, age not
stated.
GocHRAN = 1oI 1871 near Folly MI Nils
Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton.
WINDEN.-On Tuesday, June Both, 1891, at her
home In Williamsburg district. Greenbrief coun-
ty, of commissions, Mrs. Ellen Winden, aged
about 81 years.
G1LKIsoN.-On Thursday. June 18th, 1891, at
the home Of her SON, MIR. Samuel Gikison, near
Hughart, Greenbrier county, of cancer Mrs.
Polly Gllk1son, aged 70 years.
HOLLAND.-On Saturday, June 18th. 1884, at
the home Of her father, DR.. VIM. e. Holland, IN
Meadow Bluff District Greenbrier county, of
consumption, Miss Kate Holland, aged 10 years
KEADLE.-On Monday, June sth, at her home
near Red sulphur Springs, Monroe county. of la
grippe and pneumonia. Mrs Amelia Keadle,
wife Of Mr.. Abram keaale, aged 81 years and 8
months
MCNUTT.--0n Monday, July 9th, 1851, at Red
Sulphur Springs, Monroe county. of consumption,
Mrs. Virginia McNutt, wife of Dr.. J. P. McNutt
aged So years
LOCKRIDGE In Highland county, Va, on
the evening of the eth inst, Mrs Nancy Lock
ridge, wife of David Lockridge. deceased, in the
S0th year of her age.
FIX. July I. 1871 at Raphne Charles p Fix,
son of Jas. Fix, of Folly Mills, aged 81. Deceased
left widow and two small children He was
member of Mt. Carmel church and good citi-
zen.
HUNTERIn Clifton Forge, July 9Th 1891. lit
tie Amy Bailey, the darling babe Of G. j. and L.
NJ. Hunter, aged months and 20 days "He
shall gather the lambs with His arms and carry
them in His bosom. y lisa. 40-ii
Twas not in cruelty nor in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
Twas the GOOD Shepherd that came to earth
And took the babe away.
Ere sin could defile. or sorrow fade,
He, with tenderest care,
The little lamb to heaven conveyed,
And gave it freedonfthere. 4
Carried home III the Shepherds bosom;
He's only gone before;
For soon in that beautiful kingdom
Wen meet to part no more, r.
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Ladies Silk Mitts nc. per pair.
Best Pins &c. Paper.
English Cloth Stuck Needles &c.
Linen Table Cloth soc. yd.
Good Towels Ioc. pair.
Large Glass Pitchers Isc.
Large Glass Tumblers 15c. set.
Best Mueilage Sc bottle.
Envelopes at SC. and SC. package.
Best Note Paper SC. quire.
Half-pint best Black Ink Ioc.
Small Scissors SC. pair.
Mourning Pins &c. box.
Three White La wn Ties for SC.
P. K. Seek Scarfs SC.
Real Linen Lace SC. yd.
Stoneware Ioc. gallon
Good Garter Web &C. I'd.
Flower Pots at sc.
Tin Cuspidors at Ioc.
Glass Cake Stands at Ioc.
Two large boxes Backing SC.
The best Shoe Polish Sc.
Toilet Soap at Sc, worth Ioc.
Large Wood Rolling Pins SC,
Decorated Tea Trays SC.
Oil Curtains Oh Spring Rollers soc
Best Axle Grease SC. box.
Best Safety Pins SC dozen,
Checker Boards and Men 1oc.
Game Of Dominoes SC.
Tin Pint Cups Sc,
Alaska Ivory Tooth Picks Sc.
Splendid Pocket Knives 25c.
Best Steel Pens SC. dozen.
A good Fountain Pen at Ioc.
ALL At THE
. 7ac Let Store.
julys,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss.oo Reward !-LosT on the streets of
Clifton Forge, on TUESDAY the 14TH, u
o1aSn qogd ring. The above reward will
be paid for its return to
A. G. FosTEE, at Post Office.
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White Rose Toilet Soap, always a ten
cent article, is reduced by the Racket
STORE to 5 cents. july16
FARRAR-he sells the Iron Cross Sc
cars
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Vulcan Matches are the best. They
sell everywhere at Zoe. dozen boxes.
The RACKET STORE has made a big par-
chase and the price is &c. or Two boxes
for a penny. Jjulyl6.
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A. T. Wood, of Buchanan, died on the
Goth, aged 74years.
'Staunton notes were unavoidably
omitted this week
The real estate owned by the city of
Staunton is appraised at $27a, 400
Miss Emma ] Breckenridge an estina-
bic lady, died at Green Hill, Botetourt
county, on the 2Sth of June, after sew
erai weeks illness.
mrs. II. q. Jones OF the Mctu1a,
House, has presented some valuable
books TO the Library of the Presbyterian
Sunday School, for which it is deeply
indebted to her
Zach Munsey. son of the celebrated
Methodist preacher, Munsey, killed
James Looney, Of the Chattanooga po-
lice force, on the 9th. Munsey claims
that he acted in self-defense.
Mrs sallie Brock, mother of Captain
John Brock died at Lacy Springs. Va,
July 6th, aged Sd years. She was the
mother OF ten children, and left 40 grand
CLlittfeH slIiu iiitctH STodtt>o istI's Siiklu~
rem.
AS an evidence OF the progress and
growth Of Staunton, the post office re-
ceipts last year increased So 900. and the
receipts for the first quarter OF 1891 show
an increase of 81 ,0G0 over the same time
last year
The Debardelhen Coal and Iron Cons
pany, Of Birmingham, Ala. has just
closed a contract with Northern and
Western dealers, for 10000 tons OF iron
at $40 per ton. The best bid from Penn
sylvania companies was far in excess of
this price.
Grasshoppers swarm over an area of
1850 square miles where the Santa Fe
Railroad crosses the Colorado line into
Kansas They are young and not able
TO fly, but they are hopping eastward
at the rate Of two miles per day and much
damage is anticipated. The fields of
corn and wheat have been swept clean.
The action of the Farmers Alliance Of
Hanover in endorsing Speaker Cardwell
and Senator Wickham for re election is
significant Mr. Wiekham is general
counsel for the Chesapeake and Ohio
road, and it is one Of the principles OF the
Alliance to oppose the election of railroad
attorneys to any office. MI. Cardwei
also has been considered a railroad man
though he is not regularly employed as
counsel The action of the farmers was
something of a surprise
The persistent efforts of sensational
correspondents to convert Mr.. blaine
into dying man, must be very annoy
ing to that gentleman and his family
He has been at deaths door for several
weeks according to these newsmongers,
vet he continues to ride out twice a day
to eat hearty and talk as cheerfully and
glibly as ever. There is no chronic all
lnent with Mr.. Blaine. He was simply
an oyerworked man, and needed a good
square rest to recuperate. This he is
doing at Bar Harbor.
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New York Bankrupt Store, Staun-
ton, Virginia

We regret that the advertisement Of
the New York Bankrupt Store, Staun-
ton. Va, came in too late for insertion
this week. They propose to have a
grand Clearance. Clean Sweep Sale, com
mencing july 22nd. and offer standard
prints at &c. per yard yard-wide cotton
at 4c.; shoes, worth $50 to 49, at 99c.;
suits of clothing worth So, SO. and $12
at $49s, and everything else in proper
ton Oar readers would do we'll to bear
this sale in mind, for this will afford a
rare opportunity for bargains. [july16
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Women Wanted at the WOODEN mills

A III. THOSE WHO DESIRE 10 LEARN in
& & the different branches OF work at the Mills
Will BIZ TAUGHT. and when proficient in
their work can earn good wages. Apply by let
ter to
7 0. TYLER, SUPERINTENDENT
p. o. Box 2S6. [july2 3t.
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RECENTLY ISSUED.

The Iron Gross Cigar is the best ON the
market At Farrar & WilliaInson's.
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Capt. John Donovan and Capt. John
McQuaide have gotten plans for the
erection of building Oh the corner of
Fourth and Eakle streets, right across
the street from the G. & o. workshops
on the G. & Q. Development Company's
plat. 1t will be two stories high, contain
two store rooms and eleven other rooms
will be appropriated for boarding house
purposes. In advance of the completion
of the building, they desire to rent this
part of the building for that purpose to
some suitable person. E. A. White, Esq,
at the Office Of the c. & o. Development
Company can give further particulars.
John Doyle, bricklayer, who met
with an accident between here and Cow
ington, June 18th, in which his leg was
cut off, and afterwards amputated three
times to save his life, and whose recov.
cry was despaired OF. left for his home in
st. Paul, Mimi, Saturday night last. He
had SO far recovered as TO be able to
walk from the hotel to the depot on his
crutches. He was was a man of fine
physique and in robust health, and to
| the possession of these his recovery is
no doubt due.
Three special lots in Ladies Fine Dress
Front Shirts, most excellent STYLES. We
offer them now for less than value. For
mer prices, $1.00, $l.25 and 81 40. Now
they must go at 70cts., Scots. and ST 90
This is only offered at the LONDON
6LoBE. ljuly16
District Deputy Grand Chancellor j .
| W c. Bryant, assisted by Past Chancel-
lors j. M. Painter and William Murray,
installed the officers Of Iron Gate Lodge
No. 70, Knights of Pythias, on Thursday
night last. The officers are as follows:
W. c. Hamilton, c. c.; E. S. Smith, v.
c.; j. e. Driscoll, Pres; Gatewood Shoe
maker, NJ. OF A; J. B. Grove, AZ. of f.:
j. W. Tribbett, l. g.; b. f. Grove, O.
6.
Are you posted with the times? The
LONDON GLOBE" is selling at prime
observation-disclosures prices. Ijuly16.
Judge 7. T. Fauntleroy, of the Su-
| preme Court OF the State, with his wife
and daughter were registered at the
McCurdy House Monday The Judge
returned to Wytheville where his court
is in session, and Mrs. Fautleroy and her
daughter proceeded to st. Paul. Mimi.
to visit son and brother who is prac.
| ticing law there
Ii you know a friend who wants Al O(
value for 95c.. tell them to call on the
LONDON oLoBh. Ijuly16
A. A. McAllster, Esq, Of Covington
has been elected as an honorary mem.
Der of the Chamber of Commerce. OF
Richmond city, for Allegheny county,
NJ III. McAllister, and j. 2. Hawkins fo,
Bath county, and G. V. Sutton, Absalon
Koiner and j. 7. Templeton. for Augus.
ia county.
Mrs James A. Frazier and h or sister
Miss Constance Warwick, of Bath coun.
ty, left Clifton on Sunday last for Rock.
bridge Alum, where they will remain
during the season.
We regret to announce the death OF
James, a son of Col. J. G. Cochran OF
Augusta county, which occurred on the
9Th inst. Colo. has our unaffected sym.
pathy.
Try it! Try what? The Iron Cross
Cigar.)
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TO the Public

Any one wishing neat job Of black
snithing done should call and give us 8
trial. You viii find a first,class black
smith, horse sheer and steel-worier at
the shop at the end OF the post-o1ice
bridge
All work done on good terms.
TYREE BROS,
;,,ix,,e -. Er,,,.o,o
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Needles for Singer. Domestic, New
Home and White Machines, sc. paper, at
STORE. ijuly16.