Volume XIII.—Number HARRISON BURG, VA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1878. $2.00 a Year in Advance.

A CENTURY OF DANDIES. oncame a common fashion, and in Bon the prince Esterhazy dropping his dia- Poisons and Antidotes. yyFor tbe henottt of thoco of our rowlorH who nrfl powder at old Dfke Decker's and play- The boy bad been weeping. He lift- neutlmeutally inclined, wo reproduce the following ing what's 'er name—dang it 1 oh, bag- ed hie swollen eyes to bis father's face, J(Jonson's "Silent Woman," the barber monds. In the East it is still a matter from the pen of N. P. Willis: UISOBY OF MASCULINE TOOQERY FOR A HUN- reremarks; "I have fitted my divine and of propriety, and the Indian princes It most frequently happens that se- ertelle, behind tbe shop for drinks of and spoke: r I love tbe night when tho moon nhlnen bright DKED YEARS GALLANTS OF THE PAST AND 01canonist,, dyed tbeir beards and all." who come to London to offer allegiance rious and distressing results are ooon- Ou floworM that drink the dew; ginger bherl Why, I didn't think "Father, I don't mind a flogging. 8 When cascHdcn about tho etarH peep out, DEAUX OF THE PRESENT —LITERARY MEN It is curious that in tho most manly make tho hearts of (he fashionable wo- sioned by the accidental employment From &uld8 of bouudleHS blue. you'd Kko it, sir." That's not it. I deserve one for play- SLOVENLY, ETC., ETC. p(period of England's history, men wore men ache with envy over their great 0of poisons, and it ooonred to us that f "Like it 1" cried Mr. Holbrook. ing truant, perhaps; but tell me you v But dearer ar than moon or atar, . CCcorsets and laced in the waist. unout diamonds. wo might do a service to some of our Or flowers of gaudy hue, "Watkins, come back into tbe study. know I am not a thief, and then I won't In 1770 benux of the period dressed Sir Walter Italeigb, most manly and But the Anglo Saxon race has been rreaders by presenting them with a brief Or tho bubbling thrill of mountain rill, There—wait a minute; let mo collect care bow Imrd tbe blows are. Tell mo a 1 love—love—love you. in "bag-vvig nud laced ruffle and black ramost learned of men, had a waist of re averse to jewelry and fine clothes for a and compendious list of the more com- myself. When did you see my son at that father." 11 eolildxre,'' which was not a diamond, nlmarkable smallness, produced, it is hundred years, so far as men are con- mon poisons and the remedies for them thai—that horrible plane? Tbe man "Yon will not confess, then ?" said but a broad, blnck ribbon, worn about g;, umost likely to be close at hand. L0U1G. who ItlQops it is the worst man in town 1 the clergyman. said, by tight lacing. cerned. It is almost too mourufal, this In Church and In State, the neck. In Anstey's New Uaih Guide The dress of the time of James I. of gloomy black, in which alone a man is Aeids—These cause great heat and It in rule or bo ruled 5 There\ith the Gregg boys! When? "I did not steal tho money," said it in asked: EEngland and VI. of Scotland was lu- now allowed to be fashionable. One 8soDsatious of burning pain from the In courtship or marriage. "Onlyrihis morning," said Watkins. the hoy. "What can a man of Iruo fashion donoto 11mouth down to the stomach. Reme- It in fool or bo fooled; "I—I—I'was took bad with my knee "God hears yon," said Mr, Holbrook. Like an ell of good riband tied under the throat ?" dicrous; those padded doublets and regrets tho beautiful and manly cavu- In loglo and law, well-stuffed trunk-hose are supremely Her dress, in Which those splendid fig- ^dies—Magnesia, soda, pearl-ash or soap It U nick or bo nicked; aud was obliged to sit down there to "I know it," said Edward, A silk coat with embroidered culls, a ugly.^ There is something pretty about urea whom Vandyde has immortalized ^dissolved in water, then use stomach In ganibliDg aud trade. rest, sir; anS there tbe boys was, sir. "Edward," said Mr. Holbrook, "I am ^Nivernois hat, bag-wig, ruffles, solitaire, ^ It is trick or be tricked. Your'n, sir, bild bis books in a strap, the bat— a high crown, with a rolled fought at Edge Hill, lounged about the Fpomp or emetics. In treaty and war. a strong man. You are not able to buckles set with stones, cameo brooches, ^border and a rosette in front, something court of Charles the First in his bap- Alkalies—Best remedy is vinegar. It is bent or be beaten; and it was long after scbool opened. bear the whipping I will give you. It silk stockings, snuff box and muff.— In the struggle for life. liko the one with which Barbe Bleu has pier days, and finally died so nobly and Ammonia—Remedy—Lemon juice It is eat or be eaten. Tbey bought lots of eatables and gun- will come to confession at last. Spare Truly very fine, indeed. . n)made us familiar in that opera. gracefully. It might not be oonveuieut cor vinegar; afterwards, milk and wa- powder, and thinks, and they hired old us both." In almost such a suit as this did 1G4C was published a picture called for Wall street, but it would be very tter or flax seed tea. From the Now York Ledger, Docker's boat and went out iuto it, For answer the boy cast off bis Garrick play "Macbeth;" and Quinn, "The Picture of an English Anticke," becoming at the dinners and balls in Alcohol—First cleanse out the stom- and broke an oaydndlmd to pay for it. jacket. at sixty years of age, and of such cor- ^with a list of bis ridioulous habits and the evening. aach by an emetic; then dash cold wa- A FATHER'S FATAL MISTAKE. They spent fite dollars altogether— Go on," he said, "I'm ready. You pulence as to weigh twenty stone, used ^ ter on tho bend and give ammonia least ways I h«ird old Decker say so. may whip me to deatb, if you like. I'll epeish gestures. "He wears a tall hat, Our American streets miss the ena- ( BY MARY KYLE DALLAS. to play young Chamont in "The Or- Jwith a bunch of ribbons ou one side; mel of costume which mnkns a Euro- ((spirits of hartshorne.) Five dollarsdollars—t/iem —tiieni boys I! Well, I1 felt inever call myself a thief." phan" in a suit of clothes heavy enough ^bis face is spotted with patches; two pean city so gay. The soldiers, in the • Arsenic—Remedies—In the first I'd orter tell." I It sounded like a dcfiancy, and the for Othello, a pair of stiff-topped white ^ The Rev. Mr. Holbrook put tbe mon- "Thank you, vVatkius," said the cler- |first blow fell. With the first blow all love-locks on each side his head, which proud scarlet in Loudon, relieve the Iplace evacuate the stomach; then give ey there, exactly in tbe middle of tbe gloves, and an old-fashioned major-wig, .hang upon his bosom and are tied at gloom of the atmosphere; aud the tthe white of eggs, lime water or chalk gymau, sadly. I'lt is bitter news; but |the evil passions that lay dormant ia and black stockings, and people argued .. and water, charcoal and the prepara- table. He remembered it distinctly, ®you Lave done y^ur duty." ,either breast awoke. Tho violeat ob- the ends with silk ribbons in bows; bis churchman, the soldier, tho peasant o and he never was mistaken. But the ' as to whether Hamlet should not wear ^beard, on tho upper lip, encompassing and t,he gypsy make gay the towns on 'tion of iron, particularly hydrate. And Watkins departed, leaving his stinnoy( of tbe boy, bis unflinching re- diamond knee buckles and a Ramilies . Lead—White lead and sugar of lead. money was there no longer. What did pastor alone with his thoughts. ception of the blows, made the father bis mouth; his band, or collar, edged the coutinent. The stage gives us oo- it mean ? " ( wig! with lace and tied with band strings, oasioually the beautiful costumes of the ^Remedies—Alum and cathartics, such Five minutes aftei* he had gone tho |furious. Every stroke drove tbe good The Mnccaroni club, so much alluded s( There stood tbe little vase of flow- c secured1 by a ring; a tight vest, partly past. Mr. Wallack, in his twenty-five fas castor oil and epsom salts especial- clergyman's son, flushed with exertion iaugels farther from the boy. to in George Selwyn's memoirs, and in ers, tbe shadow of the rosebud falliug ^ 0opened and short in the skirts. His years of careful acting and stage man- 'ly- and excitement, opened the front door Suddenly a flood of rage, that passes the plays of the period, was an associa- , Charcoal—In poison by carbonic gas upon tbe cloth as he had seen it when and^ ran up stairs to his own room Eve tall description, filled his young heart, cloak was carried over his arm. The agemeut, has been singularly accurate he laid the note down. There were I tion formed in London in the year 1777 ^tops of his boots very large, fringed iu costuming bis pieces, thusconfernug 'remove the patient to open air, dash he reached it, his father's voice sound- iand an calb burst from his lips. Fol- in opposition to the famous Beefsteak ' tho books and the little card basket. ^ed through the bouse. lowingI that oath onmo such a blow as with lace and turned down as low ns a great obligatiou on a town where that premonition of The fatlioi then bent over him for a toupee, with very large curls at the 1 brought her contribution for the ap a coming scene. In Ben Jonson's "Every Man Out of half well done as to costume, but the wheat flour and water or soda and wa- proaching fair, in the shape of this moment and then opened the door. ■side, while behind it was gathered and ^His Humor," one of the heroes exclaims: other half dreadful. Mrs. Rousby's re- Iter freely. "Hester," said Mr. Holbrook, "since The mother, trembling and sobbing, tied up into an enormous club or kuot, , very five dollar note, and now it was ' One of the rowels of ray silver spurs cent production of "'Twixt Axe and Creosote—White of eggs and eraet- 8you are here you may stay, but you rushed in. The old servant woman that rested on the back of the neck liko gone. There was no breeze to stir it, must not interfere. It is my duty to catchedc hold of the ruffle of my boot, Grown" was a careful bit of Holbeiu, i tor the windows were shut. It was ^ followed. n porter's knot. Upon this an exceed- which beiug Spanish leather and sub her own extraordinary beauty and her Belladona or night henbane—Give be firm. Sit down, Hester. Edward, The clergvrnan, sick at heart, stag- ingly small hat was worn, which was " emetics and then plenty of vinegar and |certain that Lilly sit where she had come here." gered into the parlor; he sat down in sometimes lifted from the head with a ^ject to tear, overthrows me." careful costuming perfecting a really < beeu seated when he left the room. The Roundhead beaux were a very artistic picture. water, with a dose of ether if handy. The boy advanced and stood before the groat Turkish chair, aud looked va- cane, generally very long, and decorat- , Perplexed and angry, tbo father qnes ^bis father, swinging his strap of books different lot: An occasional fancy ball, if done well, Nitrate of silver (lunar caustic) — tioned ber. cantly at tbe figure of his little gill ed with extremely large silk tassels. A "What creature's this, with his short hairis is an excellent thing, as it sends people 'Give a strong solution of common salt to and fro uneasily. He was a hand- busy at the table. full white handkerchief was tied in a His little baud, and huge, long oars, "Lilly, where is the money that laid some, brown haired fellow, with gipsy That this new faith had founded ? back to the costumes of the past, tea- iand then emetics. here?". She had brought into the parlor a ■largo bow around the neck Frills from The Puritans were never such; ches them much that is tasteful and Opium—First give a strong emetic eyes and curly hair. One of those boys little box which she dubbed her baby- the shirt-front projected from the top The saintH themselves had ne'er so>, much; 1 Lilly shook her head. on whom nature seemed to have stamp- Oh I such a knave's a ^oundbead. becoming, breaks in on the miserable of mustard aud water, then strong cof- "Has Lilly got aay money ?" house; and iincoDscions of what had of the waistcoat, which was much monotony of black coats, give the beaux fee and acid drinks; "dash cold water ed "Rover" from tho first. been taking place in the study, was 'shortened, reaching very little below There, of course, grew a fashion in 1 Lilly nodded. "You have been playing truant to- plainness, and Puritanism had its co- of the present an opportunity to show on tbe head. "Show it to papa.'' furnishing it to her heait's content. the waist, and being without the flap- 1 off tbeir personal advantages, which Laudanum—Same as opium. (day, Edward," said the father. Now it was ready for the reception covered pockets. The coat was also ^quetries. Ladies wrought religious Lilly laid down ber work—oh, such "Oh, no 1" cried the mother. 6sentences on tbeir dresses, and wits has been so much enjoyed by the beaux Nux Vomica—First emetics, then a crooked little bag, with stitches on of the doll, and she put out ber little short, reaching only to the hips, flttiug of the past, and if thorougly and oon- brandy "Yes," said the boy; "I won't lie band and plucked her father's sleeve. clopoly, having a small turn-over collar, maje of them as follows: inch long on (he edges I—and letting iabout it, sir, I have." -■aientionsly done, leads to no little Oxalic acid—Frequently mistaken jherself down from the chair, came "Papa," she said, "thee my houthe." ns now worn; it was edged with lace idy of history and the fine arts, to for epsom salts. Remedies—Cnlc. mag- "With those youug fiends, the Gregg The father absently nodded, but the and braid, and decorated with frog slowly across the room, and stood sol- |boys," said tbe clergyman. "You were child was not (atisfied. ) consideration of the fitting and the nesia, or soap and water freely; then emuly before her father. buttons, tassels, and embroidery, The coming, which is always in danger emetics. at the drinking shop of that old infi- "Look," she said—"it's got a bed breeches were tight, of stripped or ' Ith in boff my pooketh," she said; del,( Dike Decker. You spent a great being overlooked and of being lost Nitrate of Potash—Give emetics, and put a tiny hand into each and and pillows, and a table and a thove, spotted silk, with enormous bunches of i ?ht of, when the fashions of dress are the copious draughts of flaxseed tea, deal of money there. Five dollars, and a pickfhnra. Look at my pick- strings at tho kneo. A watch was car- drew out two cents. v ft as they are too apt to be, to tha ig- milk and water aud other soothing perhaps ?' shure, papa," Tied in each pocket, from which hung "Is that all ?" asked the clergyman. "Yes," said tho bov; "I believe we c irant aud seHLh hands of those who drinks. "Eth," said Lilly. Absently still, tbo clergyman gazed bunches of chains and seals. Silk Emply wish to make money out of Prussio acid—When ♦here is time did." into the baby-bouse. In a moment ■stockings and small shoes, with little ' "You did not see any ou the table ?" "And you stole that money from me, t ose whom they are to dress. administer chlorine in the shape of so- "No," so'd Lilly; "no, thir," and more au awful look swept over his diamond buckles, completed the gen- ' da or lime. Hot brandy and water, before you went, as you preteuded, to face. tleinan's dress. ® went back to her work again. school," said tbe clergyman. "You Clmrcli Music Fearlessly ilaiullcd. hartshorne and turpentine are also use- Tho clergyman paced the room, "Your picture !" he cried. "Is that What a dandy, to be sure ! From ful.—Harlford Couront. stole it from the treasury of the Lord, what you call your picture? Where ^his dress and these dandies comes the ® looked into tbe corners, and surveyed though, perhaps, you did not know did you get it?" lines in our national hymn; Rev. T. DoWitt Talmage, of Brook- tho length of the carpet; then he spoke n tabernacle celebrity, deals unraer- Not to be Itonudit off so Ensy. it. It was given to me for the church "Off the table," said tbe child. Mv "Yaukoo Doodle vrout to town again: by one who Could ill afford it, and you On a little pony, * fully with ehams. In a recent article "Lilly, who has been in tbe room pretty green pickshure! I bung it up Slunk a'feather iu his hat o 'lets on' at no fl ittering rate against The Evansville Journal describes a stole it V" with a pin." And called it maccaroni." j since I left it ?" "Sir," cried the boy; "stole it 1 I—I ( be pedantic, operatic, unintelligible, young man of rather respectable ap- Lilly pondered. It was a five dollar bill that wns In 1786 the beau of the day wore a ' nd undeyont style of singing which so pearance, wearing store clothes, who s'eal money from you, or any one?" pinned against the wall of the doll's After a while, she said: Ob, father, how can you say such bat of most capacious brim, with a very j inny churches substitute for the sor- visited St. Louis with the Indiana ex- "Ned did." parlor. It was the bill that had been broad hat band and buckle, a powdered j ice of song. If there is any power in cursion to that city, having ridden all things!" lost that morning. Lilly, in her igno- wig and pigtail, a short waistcoat, an | "Ned ?" "I have given you no money, nor has educlio ad aditurdum, this article will the way over on the top of one of the "E'h, thir." rance, thought of pennies only ns mon- ■exceedingly long tailed coat, having , ,ot be without effect in tho right direc- brakes, chewing ham sandwiches by your mother, I kuow," said the clergy- ey. She had never had anything else very large buttons, tight buckskiu "What did he do?" man. "I missed the money after you ion. We make an extract in which he tbe way, and, after reaching the city, "He took a flower out of the vathe, given to her, and her passion for pic- breeches, buttoned at the knee, and lescribes what might be well denomi- called a cab, and faintly articulated, left home. You have spent a similar tures was great. Innocently she had tied above and below it with bunches and put it in his toat button." sum. I will not tempt you to falsehood CU-,0d of slovenly habits in dress, and nated worshiping under difficulties;— "Lindell Hotel," and within the next "Tbe vase on the table ?" asked the taken this pretty green one for her ■of ribbon. His boots were of a very certainty the literary gentlemen of the "Let JJundee and Portugese Hymn and ten minutes was seated at a table in by asking you to explain. I only tell odd form, like modern Hessians, ex- clergyman. you this. Confess and prove yourself middle ages, whose effigies remain to Silver Street hide their heads besides the grand dining-room. "Send the "Eth, thir," said Lilly. "Then he People sometimes ask why (he Rev. cept that the point is behind and not us, were very plainly and soberly hab- what we heard not long ago in a church landlord hither; boy." In a moment penitent, aud I will kneel down and Mr. Holbrook, who was so useful iu in fiont of the leg. These long-tailed went wight awav to tbe kool." pray with you for forgiveness. Refuse ited; but they have left us accounts of —just where I shall not tell. The min- Griswold approached and in blandest This was added because the little his congregation, preaches no longer, coats and extensive collars became how other people dressed, which proves ister read the hymn beautifully. The accents inquired his wishes. "I am an to admit your guilt, and I will flog you and lives in a lonely little country quite the fashion now, and were out creature saw anger in her father's eye, as long as I have strength to lift the ■ that they observed all the curious freaks organ began, and the choir sang, as orphan and n stranger. I have no ap- and knew that a great dislike for school, place apart from all who ever knew cr away in front to a narrow tail behind, of costume. Chaucer, in his "Canter- near as I could understand, as follows: petite, and I do not mind paying you whip. I will not spare the rod and admired him. completely putting to flight the hroad- on her brother's part, was a frequent spoil the child. God would not hold bury Tales," gives us the young squire Oo aw——gee bah, a dollar if you will furnish me some- cause of displeasure and reprimand. One woman knew—his sad yet f >r- ckirted garments which had so long of the period "in a short gown with Ah me la he; thing I can eat." Reassured by the me guiltless if I did." giving wife. As for the poor idiot who reigned supreme. O pah Duh dab, "I know," added the little creature, Tne mother, who was weeping bit- sleeves long and wide, embroidered all Wo haw gee-e-e o. flash of his diamond studs he handed solemnly, "that he runuod all the way." crawls about tho house, a pitiful ol ject The French revolution is said to have over with white and red flowers, and "My wife, seated beside me, did not him a bill of fare and said laconically: terly, hid her face in the sofa cushions. to look upon, a more pitiful one to lis- brought in the horrible stove-pipe bat, "Aha 1" said the clergyman—and The boy, flushing scarlet, drew closer his hair as carefully curled as if each like the music. Bui I said: 'What "Select for yourself.' "Soup, real tur- then he walked to the window and hid ten to, he knows nothing. He has which is of all head coverings the most lock had beeu laid in a press." beautiful sentiment 1 You'might have tle, bird's nest, maccaroni, vegetable. to bis father. never kuown anything since that last inconvenient and disagreeable, nud his face in his hands. He had a cold "Father," he said humbly, "I know The yeoman, also, was quite a buck known that from wo-haw gee ! You Thct wi 1 do for soup," said the young heart, but it was aching pitifully jtm fatal blow, of wtiicb the father dreams which has bad the longest reign of any in Chaucer's day. He wore a coat and have your taste ruined by attending man with a sigb» 'Fish! Mackinaw it seems as if I took it, but I did not. perpetually, ended all for him. sort of bead gear. It would be satis- then. He was tender to no one, but I would not do so vile a thing. Let hood of green, with a horn slung across Brooklyn tabernacle.' The choir re- trout, black bass, Spanish mackerel! he longed to be proud of his son, and factory to hoar one good reason given his shoulders by a green baldric, liko a peated the lust line of tho hymn four That will be euough. I ain't fond of me tell you the truth. I saw tho note a suspicion that was terrible to harbor on the table, and I left it there, of Should Women Vote 1 for the attachment of mankind to this good forester. Under his belt was fixed times. Tbeu the jorima (fonna slipped fisb." These were supplied, aud the possessed him. ugly, ineonveaient, hot, cold, tight, a sheaf of arrows, tipped with pea- on the first lino, and slipped and fell same process continued through the course. I went to school ns usual. I Ned was a wild boy, an idler. He meant to go, and on the way I met Tom Why should not the women vole? bard bat, but none has ever been given. cocks' feathers; a sword and buckler on on the second, and that broke and let various courses until he had reached shirked Sibbath school and wns inat- The revolutionary heroes in Franco one side, and a "gay dagger" on thei her through on third, The other voices the fifth, when Griswold, who had Gregg; and as we passed the confec- asks Danbury Baily; They are far wore a sugar-loaf hat which was not tentive iu church. He hated study. tioner's we saw a buggy, with n very more practical than are the men, and other. In one hand he bore a bow,, came in to pick her up, and got into a his sympathies aroused by tbe young He liked the company of mad-cap boys; Ugly. They wore a loose cravat of and upon his arm a "gay bracer," while> wrangle, and the bass and soprauo beat man's want of appetite, approached pretty girl—a mere baby—sitting alone practicability is what we need in poli- white cambric, tied in a large bow, a his mother idolized him nud spoiled in it; and just then the horses started, tics if wo need it anywhere. Mr. Mar- a silver figure of St. Christoper, hisi (women always do,) and the buss rolled him and pleadingly said, as be tender- him; so bis father thought ha was go- frilled shirt, a white waistcoat with rod patrou saint, ornamented bis breast. down iuto the cellar, but the latter kept ed him a bright new trade dollar: nud—and— It wasn't anything to do, shall's experience is illustrative of H is perpendicular stripes, a long green coat ing straight down to perdition, per- but I stopped them; and the gentle- phase of tbo female character. Mr. In the "Parson's Tale" Chaucer gives) on squalling, as though the bass iu "Young man my bowels yearn with haps. Who knew, for now it seemed with a high collar and small cuff's, but- us much information of the gorgeous-- leaving her bad wickedly torn out her compassion for you. Quit, now, and man—tbo child's father—thanked me Marshali's regiment held its reunion iu very likely to tbe father that Ned had so much, and said I'd saved ber life, Dunbury on Monday. The day open- toned tightly over the breast, from ness of the cburciimen, and the monk: back hair. I felt anxious about the that is all yours." Eyeiug the bright stolen the live dollar note. whence it slopes away to the hips, hav- in the "Canterbury Pilgrims" is dressed1 soprano, and looked back to see if she coin with the critical eye of a financier and he wanted to give me tho money, ed with a clear sky and bright t-nn. For the present, however, he kept and I wouldn't take it, and he gave it Mr. Marshall was highly elated. Af- ing very wide and long skirts. in the most costly furs and finest cloth,, bad fainted, but found her reclining in the youth quietly remarked: "Why, his thoughts to himself, merely coin- The pantaloon was very tight, but- and the arms of a young man who looked that thing is only worth eighty-one or Gregg. Gregg took it. It was five ter breakfast he made ready to go down toned up from the ankles to the middle mnndiug bis obedient wife, who came dollars. And, after that, I did wrong; to meet the boys as they came in on "Fnr tv fufiten hln hood under his chin strong enough (o take care of her.— eighty-two cents! Make it an even into the room in a few moments to of the thigh, with low-top boots. The He had of gold y'wrought a carious pin.'* Now, I admit that we cannot all have greenback dollar and I'll quit, for 1 for wo went off together on a jolifioa- the train. He got out on the stoop, coat-sleeve was furnished with ruffles Bearoh it thoiougbly, and to make sure tion, sir, and that's tbe truth. You be- and, taking a look over the broad ex- One of the greatest swells of the old-- such things in our churches. It costs have no appetite, no how." The green the money was not tj be found. Then st the wrist, which must have beeu an en time was the duke of Gloucester, like sixty; in the church of the Holy back was banded over, and as the young lieve me, mamma. You do too, father, panse of sunlight, exnltingly said to inconvenient fasflYon in this bloody and { ho locked himself into his study, and oh, say you do 1 Let me bring Gregg. his wife, who was standing in the door: brother to the famous Clarence who> Baukak it costs one hundred dollars to■ man arose from the half-finished meal suffered horribly in silence for four revolutionary period. was drowned in a butt of malmsey. have sung that communion piece, he soliloquized: "That's tbe kind of aL He'll tell you it is so." "What a glorious day, Maria, for Beards, which had been out of fash- long hours, when an interruption came "No doubt," said tho clergyman. "His red bat bad a gold baud andI "Ye wretcUul, buugiy, sUcving poor.' toothpick I am," and strode forth in the shape of au old man, one of the the reunion of tbe gallant band. How ion for some years, came in again in jeweled button to secure the stem of ai "But let us come as near to it ns wei thinking of the sandwiches and ice ' "Nevertheless, I do not believe yon. I anxious I am to see tho boys, to look * poor of tho congregation, who had a1 will leave you here until this evening. the of Henry VIII, and each man feather placed at its back, whichi can. The tune Pisyah bus beeu stand-■ cream to be distributed ou tho way dolorous tale to tell of bard times at iuto their eyes, to take thetn by the worckisjbeard as indicative of his pur- bends gracefully over the bead. His8 iug long enough on 'Jordan's stormy' home. When I return you must confess, or hand, to listen to their dear voices. euitu. The churchman wore a long home, aud of bis rheumatism, aud his' suffer punishment. Hester, come with crimson jacket is furred with deep red;i hanks.' Let it pass over, nud get out/ —»—^ — wife's chills aud fever. Again we shall in the spirit face tlm beard and moustache (hat flowed on it is exceedingly short, gathered iuu of the wet weather. Good-bye Antioch,1 foe, ngaiu we shall storm the line of the breast. This was known as the A fat lady, on exhibition with a num- Relieved, with some small change "Oh, Alfred!" sobbed the mother, bayonets, again we shall press forward folds behind. The sleeves being ex-- Harwich aud Boylston. Good-bye till' her of learned hogs and sea-cows op- cathedral beard. The soldier wore the tremolv largo and long, it looks like a we meet iu glory." and a large bundle of tracts, this good "don't be so unjust 1 don't doubt our shoulder to shoulder, iu tbe glare of posite the Centennial grounds in Phil-" man was about to depart, wi en a spade beard and tiie stiletto beard. feminine garment. He wears the gar- 1 poor boy! Can't you see it's true ? the fearful contest." Shakespeare, iu his "Henry V.," adelphia, found harself iu a dreadful thought seemed to strike him, and he Ned, darling, I kuow it is 1" ter round his left leg; his hose are blue A New Cement.—Mr. Emlen T. Lit-" predicament when fire broke out in1 Mr. Marshall stopped speaking. His makes Gower exclaim: "What a beard nud he has a fashionable, long-pointed J turned toward tbe pastor, opened bis But the strong hand of tbe clergy- eyes were lifted dreamily to tbe lion- tell, iu the American Architect, says the the row of buildingR where she was. mouth, shut it again, and was about to of the general's cut and a horrid suit shoe." 1 : man drew bis wife from the room, aud zuu, beaming with a new light, while followiug formula for cemeut has beeu In her alarm she attempted to walk pass through the door, when the olergy- of the camp will do among foaming So much for a gay gallant whose very successfully used. Tho product is3 8 turned the key upon the boy, who bis face flushed with pride. Theu his bottles and ale-wasbed wits is wonder- ftn< 18 down tho hock-stairs, but they gave man said: stood staring after tbeiu with despair dandyism has become historical. of very great strength: I t' mater-" way under ber. She was obliged to8 wife solily murmured: ful to be tbought on I" Jewelry disappears from the dress of "Well, Watkins ?" iu his great black eyes. "Don't forget to stop in at Merrill's, ials may be obtained where other ce-■ resort to stratagem. Her experience,> And ho came to a halt again. An old ballad thus discourses of meu as civilization advances. "Wear ment cannot: 1 heaped bushel of mor- In bis heart Mr. Holbrook felt as- Tom; there is uot a potato iu the beards: " as related to a reporter, was a follows: 'T suppose it ain't roue 'o my busi- sured that bis boy was both a thief not fine feithers thyself, man, tbey be- tar made iu the usual way for brick-" "Tbe bog was sque tiling awfully, and house." Now of beards there be long to the other bird," says an early ' uess," he said. "But I kinder felt I'd and a liar. Such it oomptinie, work, add quarts of iron scales, i both tho sea oows were roaring liko8 orter tell." Of flashiona such a throug, dramatist, and iu 1875 the jewelry per- qunrts of molasses; to bo mixed iu these8 But the mother kcow better. The That It Is very hard mad bulls, but I wasn't frightened a^ "Do as your conscience prompts you, poor, broken-hearted mother, who Cooking by means of solar rays has To treat of the beard missible to mau seems to be reduced to proportions in quantity that can be8 bit. I got a long, smooth board that Though it bo ne'er so long. a seal riug nud perhaps a pair of sleeve used the same day. Watkins," said the clergyman, wept nud prayed together, and fel; beeu tried successfully at Bombay, and was in the room and placed it on the "Yes, sir," said Watkins. "But, that last indeed God bad deserted her. an apparatus has beeu contrived to The soldier's bearl buttons. The beuux of the past had stairway. I tucked up my dress and Doth niatoh iu tl is hord no such reticeuce, and adorned them- Russia louther is made iu Connecti- yon see, may bo you won't thank me. The day passed ou. The uutasted cook chops and steaks iu tbe open air In tluure like u spade. " slid down gracefully, I smashed every-j Other folks' i.flairs, vou see. Youj'u, dinner was served and sent away again. us well and expeditiously as by un ordi- Which ho will inuko selves with cullurs of gold set with pre- cut, Bordeaux wine is mauufuctured in1 thing at the bottom, and got my foot His euonilos «|uitka cious atones, and wore fiuger-riugs of v you know, sir. Ho, there, it's out!" The evening lamps were lighted. The nary tire. The apparatus consists of To think thulr t-ruve is made. California, French lace is woven iu New wedged. Just as I got free a noble large stoues, even iu tho days of Ed- York, Italian marble is dug iu Virginia, "Mine?" cried Mr. Holbrook. olergyinuu arose from his chair aud oopper vessel, tinned inside and paint- The stiletto beard. '• fireman i usbed iuto the building. 'Res- "Yes," said Watkins, "yonr'c, sir. went toward an old-fubhionod chimney ed black outside, with a glass cover en- U, it mukos iuu ttfeard, ward II. wealing a jeweled baud around Marseilles linen is produced iu Massa-' cue me I rescue mel'I cried. Ho came It is ao Hhsrp beneath; 8 '"Taiu'tso very bad, only Idon't.tbiuk closet, and took from thence a riding- veloping the vessel with an inch of hot For ho that doth placo the bead. Tho fushion of wearing a ohusellH, English cussiinere is made in toward me, and I threw myself iuto0a A dagger in his fuoo jewel in the hut, strings of pearls, and New Hampshire, Parian art work you'd like your young gentleman for whip. The mother gave a scream, and air, and fixed on the bottom of a con- What wears ho iu his shoaihV" bis arms. He fell with a shriek. Myy to go careering about with the Gregg flew toward him, and clung to bis arm. ical reflector lined with coiumon sil- j even diamonds around it, obtained oven comes from a shop in Boston, Spanish weight had broken both bis legs I" Falstuff speaks of himself ns having lute in the reign of Charles II.. It is mackerel are caught on tbe New Jersey boys. Their father drinks, and I won't He put her aside and passed out of the vered sheet glass, If properly covered "a great round beard, like a glovi r's iu some European countries proper fur const, and Havana oignra arc rolled by mention their mother; and thou to see room, and stood for a few momcuts over it w II retain the heal for full tkreu paring knife." Dyeing the beard bo- u muu to weur.joiYelu now, us witness tbo million iu Chicago. Tho holiest tire burns out quiokost.t. him arm iu arm with 'um, buying guu- ulou j with his sun iu the study. ■ hours and u half. Wreck of the Metropolis. FOKRIUN. IReport of the C'ouinilssloner of Claims. The Moffett Liguou Register.—The 1 Old Comox whALTH Fiuance Committee in tbe Senate of THE HTORV TOLD BY X SCIWIVOB. An Armistice Signol. Tho seventh general report of the jthe Maryland Leginlatnro has report- I I A 111 C I MOTS llUlKi. VA. CommissioDer of Claims has been is- I Ped a bill similar to the Mcffett Liquor Nokfolk, Va., Feb. 1 —This is tho nTInrd Condition* l^xitctcd from til* Porte 81sued. Ti o following wore tho claims j | --- : - -irzr- fitstatement of Richard W. Brooke, of by tlio C*nr—Itunnla to Occupy Brx- Register law of this State, which has rouin nnd Stiliatrla. q]allowed for tho people of this Slate: ,received its first reading n that body. 0. H. VANDKRFOHD. Emron. QG-wmantowu, Fa., the only survivor CONPKUKXCB OP C4UBAT POWERS. . Jane L. Allen, $90, James Anderson, gg _ .- .. . whoVf has arrived or can reach hero to- c 4440; John Anderson, 150; Maria Bai- The Weather Pawphets.—Tbe goose- night: ley,r admx., 2,431.50; John H. Baker, 1bone sign predicts severe Wftather in THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 7, 1878. " "We had only throe women on board, Constantinople, Februarv 2.—The ' following is the text of tho Czar's tele- 173.75; Samuel Ball, 473 90; Levt tthis moutb, and tbe ground'hog sign _ 01one of whom was the wife of the chief f< Beckelhimer, 100;E. C. Beltiuger, 220; |predicts good weather. Both are en- Balance of Winter Goods Closing Outl Following close upon (ho terrible eiengineer, iiuollier the wife of a Mr. ggram to the Sultan: "I desire peace as titled to equal credit, and that is none much as you, but it is necessary for 'vJohn H. Blunt, 859; Lewis S. Blunt, t die ister lo the ill-fftleil Huron on the "Hai rison, the steward. The third one's n 884; Abner Bond, 1,445; Isaao Bow- iat all. name was not known. I and a crow umo—necessary for na—that it should ^ * North Cnrolinti ccitst, comes the fearful " man, 515; John W. Bowman, 514; Jae. of tweucy-soveu men, all told, left Phil- bbo a solid and durable peace." ® TDIIDIP. news of the wreck of the Metropolis in ^ 10:45 P.M.—Tho Porte has received ^Boylo, adm'r, 445;Tho8. Branhnn, 155; adel^hia about 4 P. M. on Monday, W. H. Brisby, 793; R. F. Broad water, On Janlitry 20th, 1878, at the realdonco of her non- the same treacherous waters, and the JJanuary 28, and lay in the Delaware tthe following dispatch from Server In-law, Gideon Krnt/.or, E«q., near Linvilfe, in this Pasha: ^adm'r, 495; P. H. Brockwell, 388; Thos Jconnty.Mra. Emkabetft rolibt of Edmund LOEB'S! LOEB'S! LOEB'S* loss of more than a hundred lives. The /i-ivor until 9 A. M. Tuesday, January I A. Brooks, 97; Lyman Broughton, iDruremoud. dee'd., aged yearn 10 moutha and 5 20tb, at the breakwater. Wo left the Arfrrannpte, January 31.—The peace ^ dayi- Tho deccmcd wan a inembor of tho United Northern press fixes the rtsponsibi'.ity preliminaries and armistice were sign- adm'r,'l 2,800; Elison Brown, 120; John . Bretftren• ChnVch for tho laat forty years of her life, pilot and Mr. Couley, clerk to Mr. Col- p Brown, 208; Joseph Brown, 205"; R. S. iand died In the hope of a bleased immortality boyomi• for the {»rent loss of life upon the Gov- |jline, who both wished us bou voyage, eed to-day. ^ jthe grave. ernrnont Life Saving Service ou that ^ Evening.—There is great sntisfac- |Brown, 16G; Jacob Blunt, 28;Emily C. Ii> tWd plncn, cm Thursday, Jan. Jftsf., 1878, George Wo thou proceeded to sea, and ali was Bryant, admx., 2,125; Jesse Butler, W., infant child of C. N. and O. M. Harper, aged 1 tion heio at the settlement of the peace ^ year, 3 months and 20 days. The Cheapest Winter Goods to he found Const, which is prononuced na utterly jjoyful. 300; Luke Carter, 33; C. S. Chisholm, Tho family tender thanks to neighbors and friends inefficient. "When about 250 miles out from the fpreliminaries. The following are the ^ for their kindness during tho illness of their child. conditions of tho protocol: ^99.33; Margaret A. Clove, 295; Am- NOW is at LOEB'S, of — . .■ Breakwater,1 at about 5 o'clock P. M., t brose Cock, jr., 2G3; A. Cock, sr., 620; tho first mato found the ship had First. The erection of Bulgaria into OOlMIlvraiFtOlA-T-i. " The war in the P.a«;c has virtnnlly ' a principality. John. H. and Win. J. Cockrell, gunrd- sprung a leak, and the men were im- c • 1lane, 815; Francis Coleman, 288; Hen- HARKlSONRlIUli WHOLESALEVltlCE CURRENT. THE CHEAP STOREt ended, and the tenr;s of peace are be- l Second. A war indemnity or terri- mediately pat to work throwing out ry Oolson, 1,755; Lucy M. Colviu, 250; OORRROTED WEEKLY BY ORO. A MYERS A CO., ing arranged by (ho late contending ccoal to lighten the ship. After getting tlory in compensation. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS. Third. Tho independence of Rou- ^Jos. Conard, 4,902.49; J. W. Corum, parties. Turkey has been badly bent- irid of from fifty to seventy-five tons, 21420; C. Cosby, 70; Milred Covell, IIARRisoNBUKc, Va., Febmnry 7, 1878. fand being then nnable to find the leak, imania, Servia and Montenegro, with ' RElf^ilKS:—Breadstuffs continue dull, with but Will continue to sell any Winter Goods FOR COST ! FOR COST ! en in this Rerco passage of arms, and an increase of territory for eueb. ' ^658 50; Minor A. Crippiu, 98; Goo. W. little inclination on part of bnycrs to malte puirhaSos. Captain Ankers ordered all hands to t Daniel, 150: R. H. Dogan, 90; Henry the "sick man" of Europe is, indeed, *put on life preservers, as the ship was Fourth. Reforms in Bosnia and Her- ' The .fourth car load of Corn from the West is being LADIES' UNDERWEAR—Large Reduction iu Prices I •very ill. It remains to be steu wheth- zegovina. Escridge, 124.66; Esther J. Ferguson, sold to-day out of the car at 60 cents per bushel. Good makiug water very fast and putting the '• 550.80; Jns. H. Foster, 270; Win. Fra- Butter iu demand, also green Apples, Onions and Po- er Kussia's declarations, at the ontset i ¥ihh. An ulterior understanding be- RAA^ OIl/l To be closed out REGARDLESS of COST, fires out. On Thursday morning about ser, 45; Jason Frost, trustee, 952; John tatoes. ns vve are ;,ount to lave of the war, against territorial aggran- 53 o'clock all bands were Called to raise jtween the Sultan and the Czar regard- J We quote to-day— IrllvllS dllU iMlvvtS ' ' ' the room for our , ing tho Dardanelles. Gillan, 290; Caleb Goldaby, 150; Rob- APPLES—Green (as to quality) .$^0 60® 0 75 Spring stock. dizement, were honest and truthful or ^sail, and tho ship was headed directly i ert A. Gray, 1,G70; John Grayson, 66; •• —Dried, 3^ 4 for the lighthouse, which wos supposed Sixth. The evacuation of the Dana- ' BACON, Virginia Gog Round, 7® 7>a ortberwise. ■ Jas. W. Green and Geo. Martin, ex's, ,r" •• Ham* 8® 10 FOR THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN. CAIX AT to be St. Charles light. Ibian fortresses and Erzeronm. ' * '» Sides,.., fl® 7 "At 7.30 P. M., about.t^fo hundred Hobart Pasha has received orders to ;915; Lucy Green, 105; Margaret Gregg, ', " " Shoulders A® 0 1 240; Judith Haas, 125; John Haislip, " Baltimore, Hams, Hugar-cnr'd 10® 11 Both our national and State leg'sln- ■yards from tho shove, the ship struck. ' hold1 the fleot iu readrness to sail, it is ; " " Sides & shoulders, 6® 5*a 1 228; John Haley, 100; Spencer Hall, BUTTER—No. 1, Choice 18® 20 LOEB'S! LOEB'S! LOEB'S I live bodies have under discussion at Tho waves immediately commenced 'believed, for the Piraeus, Mehemet | " Good to Fair, 15® 18 washing the decks from s^em to stern, Ali Pasha has been appointed to tho 260; Wesley Hall, 199; P. B Harris, BEESWAX, per lb 2'1® 25 this time the momentous question of j 1command of the troops in Crete, and 105; John Hart, 300; David Hartman, BEANS—Whl*r, 1 60® 2 00 breaking in the-weather afde. We all l _ •• Mixed 1 00® 1 20 Nffw Advertisements. SALES. Finance. stood this for about two hours, when Adassidea, a Christian, has been ap- 739; Frances Hedgeraan, 220; Sam'l BTiAOX BERRIES—Dried, 5® 6 Hodgeson, 290; Wm. Holiand, 120; G. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 2® 3 It is before the former in the shape (one man, a fireman, started to swim pointed governor of the island. CORN—White ft bush .... 66® 60 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. of a fraud, known as the Bland Bill, iashore, also the first mnte, after whom Adrianoplk, January 31—Evening— . R R Horner, ex'r, 696; Paul Hoyer, " Yellow. •' 65® 60 rORSALE. 1 667.25; John Huffman, 404; G. L. Hum- CORNMRAL, ^ buslL, 65® 75 the purpose of which is to reinonetize I followed. We mann^ed to get ashore The six bases of peace have been ac- ' CHICKEN 3—Live 10® 25 The dhlest Literary I'uiicr in America. DESIRABLE. RECENTLY IMPROVED PROPERTY,* phries, ex'r, 280; James F. Hyson, 90; CHEaiUSSJt-Drld—Pitted 10® 12 silver, and palm off upon the people, after a hard swim, landing about half cepted by the Porte, and the terms of CEMENT—Round Top 2 60® 2 60 ITOXJIVIXED IN 1831. OUTSIDE THE CORPORATION OF-HARRISONBURG. a mile above the place where the ship an armistice have just been signed by 'John E. Hyson, 40; Thomas u^d Nancy COFFEE—Common Rio 17%® 18 in the shape of currency, ninety-two tho Grend Dnko Nicholas and Server Jefferson, 42; H. C. Jewel), 580; Thos. " Fair to ^rime, - 19® 20 GREAT REDUCTTON IN PRICE. I OFFER'for sale privately my homo property Jusfc* struck. Found no one on shore to af- Jewell and Anna J. Mitchell, ex's, 4,- " Lagnira 22® 25 outside of tho corporation of Hurrisonburg, situ- cents worth of that metal, and call the ford us any avsistnnce. After wo three and Namyk Pasha. An order auspend- CHEESE 1J® 16 MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE BY INTRODItCINQ atod on the Warm Springs Turnpike, containing Ten1 : , 867.34; Spencer Johnson, 120; B. G. COTTON YARNS, bunch, 1 10® 1 20 Acres of improved land. Two DwcllingH, four " snino an American dollar. Our re-ad men reached the shore all were so weak ' rug hostilities will bo dispatched forth- i EGOS, per-doafen; 12® 14 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, onthousoR, viz: stable wood and coal house combined, with to all the corps and detachments Jones, 2,630; E. W. Jones, 74; Edward FLOiJlfc—Suporfiue, 4 76® 6 00 lien house, ike. The land is well improved, two excel- justing friends of the Virginia Legisln- as to be nnablo to move hardly. A Jones, 210; Gabriel Jones, 560; Mary " Extra 6 25® 5 60 "Which for more than 56 years has boon the best story, lent Gardens, one to each house, both eticlobed with turo iH|fer from Mr. Bland, only in de- boat with six men put off from the ship and also to tho army in Asia Minor. •' Family, 6 00® 6 25 sketch and family paper in the United States. It is palings; also half-acre of the finest Raspberries,- quar- The Turks will evacuate all the Danu- Kane, 565; Adeline S. Kemper, 46.84; FEATHERS—Pure, ncw.geeFO,...... 40® 45 published Aveekly. coutuins elglit large pages, clearly ter-acre of Strawberries, Peaches, Grapes and other and succeeded in reaching tho shore George P.,.King, 2,259;Matthew King, FLAX8ERD. ^ bush...... 80® 1 00 printed on good paper, filled with the choicest stories fruits. A Spring-of uevrr faBittg freestone water is gree.' They propose to pay the State binn fortresses and Erzeronm. Gen- FISH—Potomac llorskig,-..., 7 00® 8 00 and sketches by tbe best writers; not sensational within forty yards of tbe main house. with all aboard. All nine of ns then 796; Reuben Kite, 600; Christian Lan- •• Mackerel, Ntf. 2, 8 00® 9 00 tr.tsh, but such as a mother is willing tb have her Tho t welling iu which I reside Las been built within' creditors with fifty cents in the dollar, started up tho beach, following the tel- Zimmermau's forces have advanced GINSENG 40® 60 children read. The whole iorte of tho pApcr is pure the last year, contains 8 rooms, and a cellar, wbicit is within ten miles of Varna and cut the des, 300; George W. Lane, 150; Sam'l HERD GRASS SEED, ^ bush., 1 28® 2 m and elevatinr*. It also contains Historical and Bio- well drained. The said building has a tin-roof, and is and oven less, if it were practicable, for egraph poles, in search of any one to L. Larow, adm'r, 1,680; Abner W. Law, LARD—Virginia 6® 7' graphical Articles; Scientific, Agricultural and House- thoroughly ami handsomely finished, ami is firht-class' the drift of the whole matter is towards render us aid. Tho only living thing Schnmla railway and telegraph lines. •' Baltimore 7® 8 hold Departments; Fashion Article weekly, fresh and in every respuct, lower portion being cosily papered. St. Peteksbchg, February 2.—Russia 400; Leon Levy, 76 40; B, D Lewis, 66; LIME—lb barrel, 30® 75 unexcelled; Humorous Notes; Literary Reviews,' News The yard connected with this dwelling is very largo an entire repudiation of an honest in- we saw was a cow, and she immediate- Abrara C. Long, 858; John J. Long, Lake Herring, % barrels 4 00 NoV-s; Boys' ami Girl*' Columns;-and SCrong* and and'beavrtififliy adorned with overgrm n, other orna- has accepted Austria's proposal of a % " . * •«w • Vi r . ^00' Sparkling Editorials etc., etc. Is jUst such a paper aB mental trees, etc, and enclosed with new, neatly ly ran away. We however followed 403; Win. D. Macy, 3 010; C. J. Mayor, MOLASSES—Black St'p. per gallori,.. 32® 35 everybody loves to _^ad. painted palings. The location Is imsnrpasscd iu the dtbtcdness. her np till we got ou a sand hill from conference for settling the European ** Porto Rico, 60® 70 Valley, overlooking the town of Harrisonburg and question resulting from the war. The 145; Beverly Mattuer, 191^ Polly Ma •' New Orleans 65® 72 TERMS? commanding a view for milea around.' which wo saw the lighthouse; and after hew, 127.30; Harris Miles, 251; Jos. '* Bright Syrup 45® 50 Postage free to any part'of the United States dXrit The other dwelling house is about one hutidrsd' In the case of the two liquor dealers running a mile through brush and basis of the Russian peace conditions OIL—Kerosino in barrels, ^ gallon,... 17® 18 Cnnadas. yards from the principal dwelling, built within the' have been signed. M. Miller, 250; Chas. E. Mix, 1,292; OATS--Bright 25® SO* The POST will lie matted to any address for oiie last two yea- s, contains three rooms, two below and in Richmond, recently summoned be briers, in our bare feet, with nothing Curtis Moore, 125; John Moren, 125; POTATOES—Irish, (new) 0 CO®- 0'75 year for $2.00. For six months, $1.06, one above, is-" Weather-boarded and plastered. Tho fore Judge Guigou to show cause why on but shirt and drawers, we came to St Peteksbuug, Feb. 3.—Thanksgiv- RYE 50® 55 oitVhouses arc all new except the stable. This pro- ing services are being held in the John B. Morgan, 1,805; Ann Murtangb, i RlCE^-in barrels ^ Hi 7%® 10 CLUB RATES. prrty has two advantages, viz: it is inside of the toll their license should not be revoked, a the Carrituck Lighthouse Club. Mr. adrnx, 393;-James Murtangb, 527; Abe SALf—Liverpool, ^ sack 1 75® 1 86 ^ Two Cople? $3.30 gate and outside of the corporation limits of Ilarrlsou- William Jones, one of the employes, re- churcbes and salvos of artillery tired SUGAR—Yellow, (wholesale) 8 ® 9 Four Copies 6.00 buVg—no toll, no corporation tax'. Being only three, test question was made before the Neff, 311; Aaron Oliver, 258; Horace White, 10%® 12 Eight Copies, and one to getter-up of club, 12.(i0 fourths of a mile from the court-house, a person can* ceived us and told us to tako off our in consequence of the signing of the Page, 1,320; Wm. Peters, 1,357; Ro. TALLOW 7® 7 easily reside here and attend to business in town. Court of Appeals as to the power of armistice. Flags are flying all over TIMOTHY SEED—^ bus I 25® 1 35 TWelve Copies, " " •• 15.00 I improved this proporfy for a permanent residence, wet clothes and he would give us dry A. Phillips, 683.84^leuben Pollard, 1,- CLOVER SEFlV.^.w 5 00® 5 25 Twenty Copies, " " ^ ...... 20.00 but owing to a change which I intend making, offer it' the lower court to revoke. Judge Gui- ones, after doing which he immediately the city, and preenratious are making TEAS—Green 76® 1 50 Additions to clubs can be made at any time and at for sole at a moderate price. It is seldom that such 624; Micnjah Ramey, 302; Madison D.- Black 60® 1 00 some rate. property as this is offered for sale. Title itidispntable. gon's decisions were fully sustained by started a boy ou horseback to the light- for a brilliant illumination to-night. Reed, 100; Mary A. Reese, 130; Wm. WHEAT—As to quality, 1 15® 1 30 The SATURDAY" EVENING PO T is now the Bpeculators and real estate investersaro invited to talP Official returns show that the total WOOL—Washed 30® 83 largest, best and cheapest family paper published.— and examine for themi-rrlVeS.' the supreme judicial body of the State, house to inform the keeper of the Rodehafer, 120; Clairborno Scott and .* •• Unwashed, 25® 30 Send for a sample copy and bh convinced. TERMS:—Cash, or lialf cash, nnd balance in six wreck and to send the life saving ap- Russian loss to January 30 was 89,304 Address all orders and make all drafts payable to months, interest and approved security, vendor's Meiy who held that the Moffett law did not in killed and wounded. Patrick Rose, 225; John M. Shafer, UARitrsoNnuno market. SATURDAY EVENING POST, Lock Bo* 8) Philadel- retained on the property as ultimate security. For paratus to the scene. 248; Michael Shaa :k, 445; Amanda M. COKBEOTED BY JOHN 8. LEWIS. . phia, Pa. . — t a. Ns price and further information call on the undersigned,- repeal the law of 1831, which vested in "After gelling on dry clothes we all Pabis, February 3. —A special to the Thubhday Morning, February Ti 1878. near the city, or address Box 184. Harrisonburg. Va. lnmpn from Vicuna announces that all Shaw, 400; George W. SingletDD, 1,000; Flour—Family, 15 73®0 00 janl7 3m JAMES M. DAVIDSON. courts and corporations, granting li- proceeded to the wreck, accompanied George M. Sonuer, 997; George AV, Do Extra, 5 25®5 25 I by Mr. Jones and four men belonging tho powers have accepted Count An- Do Super 4 50® 5 00 censes, the power to revoke the same. drassy's proposal f r a conference, Sorrell, 611; Win. A. Soutler, 275; Wm. Wheat 1 20® 1 25 FOR SALE. Wo do not, however, regard the decis- to the life-saving station, who carried H. Stewart, 2,201; H. C. Stroman, 152; Buckwheat Floury,. y. •.. 2 0 03 . ammunition and a mortar. We fol- which will meet in Vienna. B£ye-,.....v 0 30®0 60 T OFFER' for sale privately TWO TRACTS OF" 1 Randall Taliferro, 150; Job A. Talmage, Corn 0 60®0 65 r1 LAND.L Well suited for grazing. One tract (flSSSv ion as very ckar, and the court itself lowed the bench and found it covered GREEKS CROSSINO THE TyRKISH FRONTIER. Oatu, (new).... 0 30®0 33 contains 150'or 200 acres, lying on Skidmore's |||jj| 1 Athens, February 2—Evening.—Ten I,681; Elijah Tartar, 260; Sarah E. Corn Meal 0 60®n 75 Fork; all bottom land, with small House taiiill seems to have hesitated on thesubjeefias with bodies and portions of the wreck. Thomas, adm'x, 1,226; Thomas H. Bacon, T® 8 6A.W~:M:XX#X<, though in doubt ns to the tenure of its; Upon getting opposite the ship thei [ thousand Greek regulars and many Pork 5 01)® 5- 00 , and as good an ouisvde raitRe'as there is tho county; , Ihonsand volunteers are crossing the, Thompson, 123; Ro. P. Thompson, Flaxeoed, 0 00® 1 00 j This land hao-fiiie TIMBER on it. position, relying chiefly upon prece- mcrtar was placed in position and a adm'r, 582 50; John R. Tucker, 516; H. Salt, ^ sack 1 75®! 85 The other tract lies three milee from Rawloy Springs5 line was thrown over the topsail of thei frontier from Lamia iu three divisions, .00 00® 10 00 and contains JSOO Acres of Mounluta Lund, dents ard rmtborities quoted. We re- | : C. Turner, 280; Louisa Vanloue, 775; LurJ ... 8®0 9 that will make a fine grazing farm. Borne of -igt- vessel. The under-curvont was soi The comtnauders have orders not to Nelson Voorhees, 94; Walter Walton, Bultor, (good fresh) ...0 ISfctO 20 . this land ban torcn bHtcU. ruur tract is wnat gard the Moffett liquor law as the U , attack tho Turkish troops, tho object Eggs,...... 15® 2) .1 'is called ''Shacbelford Ridge" and adjoins the strong, however, that it snapped the adm'r, 250; Joel M. Wheeler, 540;Ed. Poutoes, new ...0 60® 75 I lands ef Eewis Hopkins and Samuel Frank. imncial salvation of theS'ate, yet it baa' lines. They again fired two more linesi of entering Turkey beiog to prevent Whitehurst, 115; Sam'l Whitmore, 483; Onions ... 35® 60 These tTkctb .ire well suited to farmers for Summer 1 towards tho ship, but failed (o hit it. tho massacre of Christians in conse Dried Cherries, ... 10® 12^ grazing and ranging. defecis that should bo remedied, and H.C. Weirman, 662 88; John C. Wil- Dried14 Apples, ... 3^® 4K , AS~Auy person desirous to purchase such lands' These three shots exhausted all thoi quonee of the insurrection. This detor- Whortlobnmea, ... 7® 8 will please call and scof me.- I live on Muddy Creek, the law of 1831 should be repealed. liams, 486; Sam'l W. Wright, 78; Jos. *• Fcnetceer.# ... 8® 10 6 miles from HhrrisonbilVg, on tho Rowley Springs- ammunition, and the men finding it; ruination has been communicated toi Wyntt, 138 62; Wm. G. Yerby, 402 50; Timofhy hjeedt, ...1 26® 1 50 Turnpike. . was useless to expect any help com-. the Turkish minister, who does not Clover 44 ...6 U0@7 00 jan31-tf JAMES C. «®LTZEL. Gen. Jos. E. Johnson, has accepted " I Ferdinand Zieler, $210'. Wool, (unwashed) ...0 00®0 30 menced trying to swim ashore. seem to consider it sufficient to war- Do (wauhed) ...0 28®O 30 tho candidacy for Congress in the Rich- , rant a rupture of diplomatic relation, Piaster, 6 60 "We fourteen men on shore (hen OhickcuH. (per doz.,) ...1 50®2 60 SETTLE UP. f formed a chain and advanced in the> as he is making no preparation for de- Tho Dardauellea, toward which so I HEREBY NOTIFY persons indebted to rao to* mond District, subject to the action of much attention is now directed, fairly come forward and SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS.- . water to aid our unfortunate ship-. parture. Those who cannot pay the money will please call and- a Conservative Nominating Conven- teems with historic and poetic memo- Baltimouk. Jan. 28, 1878. close theiiraecoauts by note. Respectfully, tion, should one be bold. It is veryr mates. Of tho first live who tried to ries. Its navigation was first attempt- Beef Cattle—Prices to-day ranged as follown: jan31 JAMES L. AVIS, Druggist.- swim ashore we saved four. The men1 LATEST BY MAIL. Bditrii Beeves $4 87 a 5 75 questiouablo ns to whether this is a1 then commenced leaving tho ship one3 ed by the Argonauts, under Jasou in Generally rated first quality 4 00 a 4 75 their search for the Golden Fleece. At Medium or good fair quality 3 00 a 4 00 FOR RENT. prudent step on the part of the old he and two at a time, until twenty-sixI Foreign. Ordinary thiu Steers, Oxen and Cows.... 2 50 a 3 00 •. 1 Abydos Xerxes buils his famous Bridge General average of the market 0 001 THE THIRD STORY over my Drug Store will bo ro. lie now, deseivedly, enjoys the■> men were savod by us. Extreme range of Prices 2 50 a 6 7ft PUBLIC RENTING 1 for rent from the lat of April, 1878. This is ono The Greeks have begun to fight in of Boats for the invasion of Greece, Most of the salees were from 3 73 a 4 62 of the beat Halls in tho town aud arranged for a Hallt reputation of being one of the greatt "About 12 o'clock Thursday the ship? earnest. They eutered Thessally with- Total receipts for the week 1218 head. Total sales OF VALUABLE LANDS ! for Societies. Rent low. Apply to and it was here that the loves of Hero for the week 1141. jau31 JAMES L. AVIS. s ildiers of tho age. If ho embarks upon, commenced breaking to pieces rapidly.• out resistance, hut have since been fa- and Leander became world renowned. Tho market was stow, but a trifle more active than Ab CommiBBloner in the chancery causo of Refp & At that time all that was left was theo vored with a fight. Domoco, which it was last week Prices ware a sliado higher, but on- Son, Aic., vs. W. P. McCall, the uncertain and perilons sea of poli- Leauder, who lived at Abydos, on the ly for top cattle, which were rather scarce, the offer- 4 bnrrieane deck over the saloon, withJ was garrisoned by 2 000 Turks, was Asiatic shore, was in love with Hero, ings coubisUug very largely of medium' aud common On Saturday, the 2nd day of February, 1875 VARNISH. tics, the chances, we think, are largelyf as near as I could judge, one hundred cattle. Very few were left over unsold. in front of tbe Court-Hoitse at Harrisonburg. Va., at I'HAVE recently received a large stock of Furni-' J carried by assault, the Greeks losing tho beautiful priestess of Venus,at Ses- Hogs—Tho run this week is-lighter even ihau last 12-:30 p. m., I will offer at public renting the following ture, Conch ami Japan Varnishes of tho best qual- against his winning the same distino-- and fifty men holding on to the rig- 150 meu. week, which was only inodeiatc and prices in conse- tracts of laud, belonging to Wm. P. McCall: ity, which 1- am Beliiug at greatly reduced prices.- tos, aud regularly swam tho strait to quence were higher and firmer, sales ranging at 5 '.j to 1st.—The "North River tract," containing Give me a calL tion in the councils of the nation thatt giug. I then left the beach and wontt Tho debate on Ihe £G,000,000 cred- meet bis mistress. One dark and stormy 6.,4 cents, but few selling at the former quotation, about 302 ACRES. jau2l JAMES L. AVIS, Druggist. be has won as a military strategist andj to Ihe Club House, picking up a suit off it was continued in the British House night ho failed to appear, and when most sales ranging, at SJfaGcts while those of extra 2nd.—-The "Hines" tract, eitrrated on Dry clothes on tho way, which I put ou to5 quality bring 6 -4 cents per lb uet very readily. Re- RiVer, containing about 284 ACRES. 6 of Commons last evening. the luckless Hero visited the shore the ceipts this week 4492 head. The land will bo reuied for a term of • four years up- DRUGS and MEDICINES. leader of Confederate forces during the save myaelf from unnecessary exposure,>> Gen. Iguatiefl" and Safvet Pasha are Bhecp—The run is very 'Ight, and quality fair. Prl- on tho following late war. II next morning the waves had washed cos Iu view of tho very light run, are higher, and tYade TERMS:—One-eighth cash and tho balance in soven My STOCK IS COMPLETE, consisting of every although they were very largo. I then now engaged iu negotiating a definitive the dead body of her lover upon the more active, tho receipts being seaicoly equal to the equal semi-annual payments, without iuteroBt; the article usually kept iu Drug Stores. I aim to Recent history has furnished ns withh took the boat with Mr. Jones and wentt treaty of peace. wants of butcher?. Wo quote at 4a5%o per lb gross. renter giving bonds with good personal security for KEEP THE BEST QUALITY sands. Overcome by her loss, she Receipts this week 967 head. the deferred payments. The ciopa *«w growing will AND SELL AT FAIR PRICES^ some striking exam pies of distinguishedd over to his neighbor, Mr. Hampton, Formal invitations have been issued plunged into the sea, and the spot be- bo reserved. Immediate posseBBiou will be given, being satisfied with living profits. Persons needing" i whero I got my supper and staid alld by the Austrian cabinet to the signatory Alexandria, Jan. 30.—Prices to day ranged as fol- upon couflmrntion of renting, to all tho laud rented, anything iu my linu will consult their interests by soldiers who have outlived the proud came over after sacred to their memo- lows: except such as may bo ocoupied by growing crops at calling at , nigbt. powers of tbe treaty of Paris to send ry. On the 3rd of March, 1810, Lord Cattle, very best 4?.i1 a 5 tbe time of renting. ED. 8. CONRAD, jsnSl JAMES L. AVIS' Drug Store. fame they won upon the tented field, Good 4,4 a 4%1 junlu-4w Commissioner. ' "On Friday morning Mr. Hampton" delegates to the Vienna conference, Byron swam the Dardanelles at the Ordinary 4 a 4. and we very much fear that in the case0 took mo in bis rowboat and carriedd Opinion in Russia is said to be averse Thiu Steers aud Oxeu a 4 4 same point in seventy minutes. He Extreme range of prices B>a a 6 POSTPONEMENT. of Gen. Johnston, the laurels gained inn mo to Carrituck landing, when I took to the conference, was accompanied by a Lieut. Aken- Most of the sales were from 4?* a 4% j. the Cygnet at G A. M. and proceeded Calves...••• •• 4 a 6 The above renting has been postponed until MON- CASH WILL DO m many a hard fought battle, may de- d Ronmania, it is thought, will refuse head, whose name has been Lauded sheep 4% a 6>i DAY, FEBRUARY. IHtk, 1878. immediately to Norfolk to communi-i- to cede Bessarabia to Russia. down to posterity in the line ; Hogs, live or dead 4>j a 5,'j fob7-t8 ED. S. CONRAD, Commissioner. generate into willows, under what may; cate with Mr. Collins in regard to what Cows and Calves $20 to $40 18 J Much relief is felt at Odessa and vi- •'Which Leuwder, Mr. A ike t head, and I did." Market this week dull aud slow. Bargains, tfiaC will astonish you, can prove to be the lawful effects of this I should do for the comfort and relief ComirLlsslOiier's IVotlco. J cinity, where an immeDse quantity of The swim from Abydos to Seatoa is XOHN H. RALSTON, JR., be bought at the late stand of C. political venture. of tho survivors, and tho remams of>f grain is stored,at the prospect of peace. Georgetown. Jau. 3ft.—Tho market yesterday at •J vs. still repeated yearly by Byron-iuspired tho Drover's Rest for beef cattle wa» brisk; fior sheep RICHARD ROBINSON. SR., AC. Eshman, under Spotswood Hotel. those lost. The situation, however, is eonsuleredconsidered tourists, and will probably continue to fair; aud for cows and calves dull. Wo quote 230 - head of caltlo offering, all of which sold at prices rang- In Chancery in the Circuit Court of Rockingham Co. Tiif, British Quautkiu.v Review, f< r THE PANIC OH THE PHIB. doubtful in view of the Czar's address bo as long as the glamour of poetry Uig from 3- te> $&75 per 100 lbs gross; 800 sheep in Extract from decree of Jan. 3lBt, 1878:—"This cause The Gash is Wanted instead of Goods. Jaunary, just published by the Leonard to his troops and the calling out of for- market, all of which sold from 4 to $6 per 100 lbs is referred to one of the CoramiBsiouers of this Court Norfolk, Va , Feb. 1.—Tho state- and tradition hangs round the spot. gross; 25 cows and calves sold from 20 to $45. to asceitalu TOYS of all descrifftions at about cost, many bolov Scott Publiahing Co., 41 Barclay Street, Now ty new Russian battalions. Isfc. What real estate upon which complainant's cost. CONFECTIONERIES so ehoap you can't bel^y York, commences tbe new year with an uu- ment of Capt. Anker fully sustains the By tbe burning of an asylum iu Tien GOLD.—The transactions in gold since onr last judgment was u lien was soU by said Robinson ip bis buying, when you hear tho prices and ssa the goods. messages already sent as to the cause Tain, China, 2,000 women and child- Mr, Peter Cooper's Latest Project. issue show but slight variation. The prtee has de- lifetime aud to whom, aud what remains unpaid upon usually interesting number. —A Now York paper says: clined until, ns the following shows, the difference be- the same. There is music in the very price of VIO- of tho loss of tho Metropolis. He says: ren are said to have perished. tween gold and legal tenders is merely nominal, and 2nd. Of what real estate the said Robinson died LINS, ACCORDEON S, &C. X. "Tbe Mikado's Empire" reviews Orif- Seeing no prospect of help from tho Mr. Peter Cooper has under consid- the probability of "resumption resuming itself" bo- seized aud possessed. fis's works of tbe same name, and prcseuta J comes daily more evkleut. The following are New 3rd. What personal estate was left by said Robin- IFi^Come at once to secure the beat bargains, as tho shore the people-cin board gave up ail The trial of Gen. Anderson, of the eration a plan for opening a free in- York gold rates: son. , . • . a brief sarvey of tbe resources, climate, stitute for girls in South Carolina to be Jan. 29.—Opened, 101%; closed, 102"i. 4tb. Tbe debts outstanding against said estate aud inducement will not lost long. hope, and after the word was given to Louisiana returning board, was resum- Jau. 31.—Opened. 102%; closed, 101%. their priorities, aud any other matter any party in in- A F. CREAMER, Salesman, people, gOVeruTOent aud religiou of Japan. save themselves conBternatiou prevnil- much on the same plan as tbe Cooper Feb. 1.—Opened, 101%; declined to 101%; crofiftd, terest may require or tho Commlsfiioner may deem for Conrad and Haas, Assignees of A. A, WTa#, II "Tho Amerrcans in Turkey" is an ac- ed in New Orleans yesterday. Argu- 101%»102. pertinent." janl7-tf od, and no mortal power could control ment will commence to-day. The cap- Institute in this city. Nothing defi- Feb. 2.^*Opened, 107%; closed, 102. Nollvo is hereby given to all persons interested in count of the secuTar results of the work of nite has been decided on beyond the tho taking of tho above accounts that I have fixed on it. Tho loss of life ie estimated at 100, tive ex Gov. Wells is improving in Feb. 4.—Opened and most sales at 102%; closed 102. Saturday, tho 2nd day of March 1878, at my olfico in American missionariee tu Turkey during the with occasionally a survior reporting seleetion of what will probably be the ilorrisonburg as the time and place of taking them, at A HOUSE ON FIRE past fifty years, and of their educational e»- health. His bonds are fixed at $20,000. which said time and place they will appear and do which decreases the number of lost He was still in prison last night. site of tbe new institution. He said: New Advertiseutofite. what is ueccsHary to protect their respeetlvo interests. IS A rEARFUL SIGHT I tabiisbmenta. horetofoie reported. The beach for "I wish to do something for the South, Given undor ray hand as CommHssioner this 4th day III. -Savings and Savings Banks." A bis. The Now York Board of Trade and of February, lh78. J. R. JONES, 0. C. several miles on each aide of the wreck Transportation have resolved to for- and show that a uorlhern man has WALLIS& BAKER, W. B. Comptjn p. q.—feb7-4w YOURS may soon burn. Insure at - In tho' toiy of saving banks in general, and a mi- was strewn with bodies, living and some interest in the welfare of the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANrMiUtefc: IN- ward to Congress a tuemorial setting TANNEllS AND CURRIERS, CoiiimlHsloixer's IVotloe. SURANCE COMPA \ ?. Instituted in 1836. It. has a nute description of the working of tho Post dead, washed ashore. forth the evil effects of a silver plethora southern people. I hope it may do cupitul of over 926,000,000; has paid losses that would; Oliice Savings Bank of Great Britain. They were all placed in proper somothing toward ending old feuds WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS JAMES F. PAYNE vs. MARY BLACKWELL alia* have broken up almost any Company iu this country, and declaring gold tho only proper Polly Buudy; - aud contributed large sums, gratuitously besides to IV. Precious Stones." Oivos their rela- places back from tho bench, and the standard of value. aud cementing tbe Uunion. I think IN In Chancery in the Cfroult Court of Rockiughkitt. sufferers from tire. Terms liberal and insurance safe, tive values, aud a history of those that are there is a good field for an institution Extract from Decree of Janukry 2Btti, 1878:—"This QEO. O. CONRAD is the authorized agent at Harrl- living are being cared for. About one- cause is referred to J. R. Joueo, a Commissioner of sonnurg. Va. [JanlO most celebrated. third of ihose found are dead. The , iVasliliiglon Notutf. there that may be a means of doing Leather and Shoe Findings. this Court, to take an account and report to tkis Court V. "Capital and I.abour," A long and two saloon women are known to be good to the country. It will be done RED AND OAt SOLE LEATHER," at Its next term: Secretary Sherman, Messrs. Mat- Froncli And Anu'rlcan CALF-HK'INS and R1F8> bit. An account of the liens of whatever kind rest- "FRESH GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1878. comprebeusive article, being an attempt to dead with their husbands. Eight out thews, Hale, Garfield and-others of the if I can see any way of patting it upon ing upon the real estate of the iofeudaut, and tho or- JUST received from D. Landreth k bons a supply a substantial footing. It would be a MOHOOOOS. LININGS, der of their priority. of Pretsh Garden Seeds; give un impartial stateuieut of tbe princi- of fourteen foremen are known to bo visiting statesmen who weut to New 2ud An account of tho real estate of the defendant, Early York i abbago; ples and facts on botli sides. dead. The men who are saved are school of science and art in ita appli- And all Kinds of Shoo Findings, , arm! its foe simple and annual rental vahie." Early Couo do . Orleans after the presidential election, AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH. Notice Is hereby given to all parties interested in French Oxheart do Vi. "ComprebensiuD." A discussion of destitute of clothing. have been iu secret conference compar- cation to all tbe usefnl and necessary the taking of tho above accounts that 1 have fixed on Early Drumhead d© purposes of life, aud for Indies only." jBrs-Cmmtry Merchants will find it to thehr Ktlfffn- Monday, tho lltl* day of March, 1878, at my office in Early Dwarf Flat Dutch do tho vital problem of doctrinal comprehen- The vessel was beyond all doubt ing notes as to their action at that tage to give ua at cull before purchoaiug elsewhere. HarrisoabuTg, as tho time and place of taking them, Early Jersey Wake field do. sions, especially iu connection with C'ongre- weak and unseawortby. Jtr^Cash paid for DARK and Hides. [feb7-3ia at which said time and place they will appear and do Tildon and Trophy Tomato Seed's, time, and deliberating as to what will what is necessary to protect their respective interests. At the old established Drug Store of gatlonalUui, About 100 porsons are unaccounted be done iu case any of tbem are indict- Worse than a Baby Show.—Gilrnore's Given under my hand as Commissioner this 4th day VII. "X'arody and Parodists." A lively i Garden will institute, on February 11, A SAW-.iill.L AND ENGINE of February, 1878. J. R. JONES, O. C. for, including Ihe bodies which have ed. They will not make the details X-'Oll HA.1L13. O'Ferrall A Patterson p. q.—feb7-4w JUST OPKNRB. article, quoting freely from Calverley aud been washed ashore and interred by public. a congress of beautiful aud talented Lakeside and Ssaiido Libraries; , women, maidens and juveniles. Five rpim ENGINE IS IN GOOD RUNNING OR- enr Bill Paper, other parodists. the ueighbors. The relief party that It is now generally thought the Ways JL der, and is running now. It i»at a spl u-fgfg; Rttnlt How. Tfaiilc How. Legal Paper, VIII. "Professor Henry Rodgers." and Means Couainitteo will report the, thousand dollars is to be given in sal- did stand. Tho Engluo is as good as new, and iC cuu Letter Paper, left the navy yard this morning, uudor be bought ou rcuaouablo terms by applying at this ■\7\rua.i!iara?Esi>. Note I taper, The number concludes, as usual, with command of Capt. Jas. H. Gillis, of the tax bill wilh the tax ou tobacco reducedI aries and premiums. There will be an office. A. W. KOONTZ, Envelopes, orchestra and dauoiug, interspersed J. T. KIBLER, Blank Books, many short nolkes of the principal recent reociviug ship Eianklin, on the picket to 16 cents a pound. feb7 Ow Laooy Springs, Vs., 10,000 lbs. Choice Yellow Butler, Free School Books, pubiicatious in all departments of lltoratnro. launch, was detained until 6 30 P. M. with walking-matches aud rollor-skat- O. py Books, iug.—JV, fVur/cl. FOll WHICH MORE THAN THE MARKET PRICE Composition Books, The periodicals reprinted by Tbe Leonard by ruuniug aground. They expect to How West VinaiNiA Bound Herself. RE mojv ALT-^ WILL RE PAID IN CASH I Blab's, Ac., Ac., Ac. Mcott Pnbllsiiing Co. (41 Barclay St., New reach the scene of tho disaster curly —She engrafted in her first Constitu- Also a nice aasortment of Fancy Papers in Boxes, WE OFFER GREAT BARGAINS In all goods in J-JSTO. S. IjEfWIS, Chrouios and PiotureH, which will be sold cheap, at York,) are us follows: The London Quar to-morrow inorning. The party is pro- tion, ns a condition precedent Ii3V TATUM^H REDUCE OUR STOCK before moving Into our now New Stationery Store Opposite the Big Soring,. tjuarterly Reviews, and Black wood's Mugu- i blankets, Ac. The steam launch of usHiiiuo uu equitable proportiau of the Wiusborougli's farm a half mile from btore ro un (in KiiHt-Miirket Kirect. near Main. jau'J Harrisonburg. Va. zino. Price, $1 a year for one or only ijilA ihe United Statossleamer Plymouth, in debt of tho Commonwealth of Viigiuia. town, ami tbns far tbe develepments Afd COME EARLY AND GET BARGAINS! ANDREW LEWIS UK PA IBS Walchta, Clocks ami Jswehy in a work- IF yoir want u ilrst-dusH Cook stove, perfect in every fir all, and ihe pontage la prepaid by the ! ohargo of Lieut. Leach, with stores, That promise slandsgoud and binding are in tbe highest degree sutisiactoiy. UEO. A. MYERS & CO., uionliko inunuer and at reusouublo prices. All rsspoci, buy tliu celebrated "Cottngo" Cook nl jmbtisliers. i Ac., is aiuj ou her way to the wreck. lo-duy.— Charlfiloit (IK Va ) Courier, — U'airen Sentinel, tcbT I'urtlow ii Lnuitert EuiKUnn, Mam at. > Watch work watruutcd twelve mouths. cull maylO ItOlllt. SPItlNKEL & CO'S, The Silver Comino in.—The iromi- mtEVXTIES. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. Distressing Accident. Old Commonwealth. BUY THE BEST nency of tbo passage of what is known FKOM BRIDOKWATER. On last Sunday morning, abent 3 j in Congress as the "Silver bill," is hav- o'clock Miss Susan F. Reynoldp, aged Harrisonburffi Va., s j Feb. 7,1878. Business pretty flat. ScitAra.—The "bridge" ie one week nearer ing tbo effoot of bringing to light the completion than when we last wrote. about 32 years, and daughter of Mr. Which was the "big" snow T Johu Reynolds, who lives about tbree ' PtfBLIKBtD KVEBT TUUR8DAT BT "old stockings," the "shot bags," etc., Our "ecrapa" are bad enough, but when nhich have been laid away, lo, these Circuit Couit still in session. miles north of Gi'eeuville in this coun- e. II. VA.TVOEllir'OliJD. Valentine Day next Thursday. they are nmlilated by the "typo" and "proof ty, was so severely burned that death mauy years, and the developing of their reader" they are terrible. Terms of Subsrrlption t Two weeks more of school, including this. pnt an end to ber suffering on Monday TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. contents. And such a lot of coins as Base ball has been revived again. Good, morning at 3 o'clock. is disclosed: from Mexican and Span- Whilst sleighing the girls, the boys slay wo are both surgeon and druggist. Miss Royuoids, had been sitting np, A.cl vert Islny: Tint ens the horses. I aijUAro Jten Hues of this type,) trtielilsortion, fl.00 ish dollars pieces of every conceivable Mr. Joseph Click is having a neat fence night after night, for some weeks past fift Six more weeks of winter, according to the " each Aiibaeqtient value down to the old-time and batter- built around ids new building. Mr. Thrush watching by tho bedside of her uflhet- *■ ouoyear, 10.00 1 ground hog. ed moiber, who was so feeble that she ed "fip" and three cent pieces. We Sellers is the architect, '* six months, ^.00 See the changes in the R. R. time tables could not turn herself over in bed, in TIIIEJ . Ilt AnvRRTisRMRNTB $10 for the first square ami have seen some of them, and many it Mr. E. B. Simpson la trying to straighten couseqnence of which she had become |5.30 fo each addltiouai square pet year. in this issue. up his residence, that was so badly damaged Pb jressional CabOS $1.00 a line per year. For five is bard to tell the value of except by The deep snow of last week afforded but wearied and suffered for want of the mm. rv • by the late flood, so that lie can live in a necessary sleep. On the fatal night, lines cr less $6 per year. jeweler's weight. These old pieces also little sleighing. part of it temporarily. It can't be made Rscciai. o» Local Notices 10 cents per lino. indicate the tricks resorted to by trades- she was sitting before tbe fire in an LirBeadyerlisements taken upon contract. Amidst the general dullness the law busi- comfortable. easy chair, and it is snpposed that a AlladvertisiUK bills duo in advance. Yearly sdTerti men. Of one lot several "quarters" ness continues brisk. Money very "tight." We don't know chunk or spark of fire rolled out and uei-s dI.ocuutinning before the close of the year, wit whether the "hell punch" toiled at its imbi- None genuine without this bo charged transient rates. had the outer rims cut off, and used Read report, of Gold market, to be found set fire to her clothes. Her mother PEARL) Trade Murk Patented. for some purpose where silver was re- under the Commercial head. bition or not. called her and when she failed to come Tiade Mark. •Tol> quired, and yet the coin doubtless Don't ask us "what is the Legislature do- A new street will soon be opened. Many to her assistance, she turned her head Wo are prepared to do Job Printing of all kinds at and discovered that her daughter's passed fur a quarter of a dollar. One ing ?" We can't tell. valuable building lots will then be iu mar- ow rates, rdfl Cash. ket. clothing was ou fire. The old lady old piece—beaten out to about the size Harrisonburg is to have another wholcBnle aroused her by calling her, and when Reasons Why the Pearl Shirt is Preferred to All Others: and retail liquor store; We like beef, but when we have to ex- BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. of a "quarter"—was offered for a shill- tract a few teeth at every meal trying to eat sbe awoke and discovered tbe situa- 1st—They arc made ot THE VERY BEST MUSLIN. HARPER'S FERRY AND VALLEY BRANCH. ing, but it wouldn't go. It was not Oh, isn't it dreadful, the way the Savings tion, she immediately ran up stairs in- Banks are collapsing 7 it our ufTectiou for it begins to wane and we 2d—The Bosoms are TH REE FLY and made of lite BEST LINEN, each ply be- Taking offect November 18th, 1877. much thicker than n sheet of paper, become discouraged. to the room where her father was sleep- ing guaranteed to be all linen. ns Eastward: Accom'n. Pasb'u. Indian snow shoes are in demand to scale ing for assistance, and aroused him, in 3d—They are made only by capable and experienced hands, arc carefully rnspectod A. M. A. M. and was probably originally five or ten the drifts of Thursday last. Where are those two copies of the Old doing which she set fire to tbe bed iu isonburg 7 00 11 35 Commonwealth we were to receive 7 and are unsurpassed in workmanship. P. M. cents. But it would be a long story to 1878 promises the largest list of failures which he was sleeping. Tbe daughter 4tli—They are guaranteed to fit and to give satisfaction in every particular. Market4 8 37 12 27 and father finally succeeded in extin- Jackson 12 44 tell of all the odd pieces in these old ever known in this country. Our thanks are due to the Band for the lock 10 18 1 50 courtesy extended in escorting us home from guishing tbe flames, but not till after 11 30 2 20 depositories, for almost half of the Wm. A. Conrad, one of our oldest citizens, ltS?~Our stock of Domestics is very complete. We have a good assOTtmCflt of ester, 2 16 3 31 households of the land Lave them. our place of business. This Band is but re- she had been fatally burned, and nil *8 Ferry, 5 10 4 55 is lying critically ill at this time. cently organized, and is composed of some of tbe bed clothing on the bed ia which Cassimeres, Cottonndes and Bentucky Jeans, for men and boys' wear. Hosiery in igton, 7 20 One of the effects of the silver deluge Ladies', Gent's and Children's Meriuo and all-wool goods, very cheap. Our stock •ore 8 40 See prospectus of 'Saturday Evening Post' as good musical talent as tbere is in the the old gentlemen had been sleeping .,d WebtWabd: threatened will be to bring out these in this paper. Bend it carefaliy. Valley. They already play piany pieces was consumed. Sbe was very severely of DRESS GOODS is complete, and we are showing great Bargains in Cashmeres, Mail—A.M. P.M. Alpacas and Fancy Corded Dress Gcods. Call and examine goods and prices, at Leave Baltimoro, 7 old bags in countless numbers, and Messrs. Waiiis & Baker are operating the splendidly. burned from ber shoulders to her feet, " Washington,. 8 40 steam tannery in n lively manner. and she lay in the upper room iu that •« Harper's Ferry, 11 bank officials will baVe a terrible time Isn't it about time to change the date of ZBiFLEiisrisr^isr cfc " Winchester, 12 10 The Land Bureau is working industriously condition from the time she was burned P. M. in couuting up deposits and making the Commonwealth at the head of the first until 11 o'clock of the same day. The dSTe-w "yorlts: IDry a-oods Store. " Strasburg,...,. 1 08 at several large prospective sales. column on the third page 7 «• Woodstock 1 40 2 89 payments in this species of coin. It is old gentleman was so severely burned «* Mt. Jncksou,... 2 14 3 42 slow work, and it will furnish employ- Loewenbach has a very handsome queens- Snow several feet deep in places. We got ou his hands and feet that it was im- " Now Market 2 33 4 18 MISCELLANEOUS. LEGAL. Broadway, 2 49 4 60 ment for additional clerical force if the ware store on East Market street. into one, and know it ia so. possible for him lo get out of the house Arrive Harrisonburg, 3 20 5 60 Judge George R. Calvert, of Shenandoah, We are obliged for "that ar' extra copy" to secure any assistance. * COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, I •' Stauntou 4 20 rush should he as great as may be rea- aB-NOW IS the time to secure barcains. i HaBBISONBCKO, Va., Jan. 8lh, 1878. J On Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- was in town several days last week. we didn't get. Mr. Geo. Reynolds, a brother of the mo Jonathan Sbufor, Abigail Coffmau, Evantf D. day Accommodation train for Harrisonburg and Staun- souably looked for. In notes a thous- unfortunate young lady, who lives JL Cuffumn, udiuinistrator do bonis non of David ton, will leave Timbervillo at 11.08 a. m. Broadway ValeDtines have commenced circulating. Singing, when accompanied by a bass- iiaiiiii wiiw Coflfumn, dee'd., Josephiuo 11. A. Coffman, Ann Eliza- 11.10, arrive at Hurrlsoubnrg 12.15 p. ra., tStaunton 2 and or ten thousand dollars cen be Most of them are more gaudy than nice. drum out of tune, is a luxury every one can't about one mile and a half from his par- beth Coffiuufi, RebeccaL. Coffman, Abigail C. Coffman, p. m. Koturn, will leave Staunton at 5 p. m. and Har- ents, went to see them at 11 o'clock,, Evans D. Coffman, Joseph A. Coffman, Cliarles K. Coff- risonburg C.oO. counted quicker than fifty dollars in Now is the season to read Robert Burns' indulge in. Tune her up. Speck. man, pAA'iil K. Coffman. and guardian nd the quaint, odd pieces which cram the A. M., and on discovering the terrible lit em for the iufnnt defendants, Hiram 'JoflVhhn, eZe- poem 'on seeing a wounded hare limp by me.' We have a fellow here that has "scalped OVERCOATS! enfor of Joseph Coffman. Sr., d- c d., and lliram. Coff- "VcXlley i^La-llirOctci- old leathern and other receptacles of condition ot affairs, ho ran and aroused nmn and Joseph (.'oilman, devisees of said Joseph The seedsmen are at loggerheads and ten Indiaus," but he don't run that way. the neighbors and bad Drs. Gilkeson Coffmau, Sr., dee d., and all others whom it may cou- On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1877, trains will these hoardings of years. cent packages have been reduced in price to eem. run as follows: Two cases of gout in the city—one in one and Davis called in, who rendered all iiim Tnfcc Soffcc, That on the 7th day of February, five. ankle and one^ln the other. Keep them the medical assistance in their power, 187H between tbo hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. in., I shall REGULAR PASSENGER. proceed at my office in Harrisonburg, Va., to take the- West. Habiusonduku Graded School.—The When you take "a walk round at night" quiet, they won't hurt so bad. but all efforts to save the life of Miss necounts required by decree of tho Circuit Court of A. M. P. M. be sure you pay all due, including the May- R. were unavailing, and sbe breathed BY CALLING AT TUE liockiughain county, rendered Nov. 27th, 1877. in the Leave Harrisonburg... 7 40 3 20 following is a list of those pupils who Fire.—A wooden building belonging to chancery catiie of Jonathan Shafer vs. Joseph Coff- Arrive at Staunton 9 20 4 20 or's fee. ber last at 3 o'clock on the morning of mun's executor, Ac., viz: East. have attained a high degree of excel- John A. Herring, Esq., and occupied by a First. ••An account of the funds In the hands of the' X.&ave Staunton ....10 35 3 40 Harrisonburg Graded Schooi closes on family of colored people in his employ, was tbe following day—(Monday.) P'ainliffas former Administrator of DaVtd CofTmaiV,- Arrive at Harrisonburg 11 35 6 10 lency during the past week: She had been a most devoted and at- Great Central Clothing House, dee'd., for dlstributiou among tbe creditors of tho es- Department No. 1. Teacher, Miss Thursday next, the 14th, making a session of consumed by fire on Wednesday night last. tate." five mouths. The colored neopie lost their all, and Mr. tentive daughter iu the nfflictions of Second "Of the debts, including any that may bo LOCAL AFFAIRS. Herndon. Medalist, Elsie Cummings; the family, and deserves tho highest HARBISONBURG, due to the Plaintiff, properly chargeable on said fund. Severe weather seems to bring with it un- H. about $200 or $300. Cause, accidental. Third. "Of the debt due to the Plaintiff as Adminis- Recitation, Charlotte Butler, Elsie commendations for the assiduity and 1 Woodbine Sooiett was organized bv usual indulgence. We instance Thursday's Splendid.—Tis sweet to listen to the trator from the DoScudaut, Josephine R. A. CoffAiaA , Cummings, Bettie Conrad, Kittie cave with which she watched by the where you will always find the BEST GOODS , widow of David Coffman. dee'd., on account of pro- the Indies of Harrisonburg on the 2nd snow storm. song of the rain crow, the chirp of the swine, bedside of her afflicted mother. Tho perty of tho < state kept by her at appraisement prices, Evans, Minnie Shue; Deportment, Fun" and with which said Piaiutiff, as Administrator, has day of January, 1877, for the purpose He wouldn't buy an almanac for a nickel, the melodious voice of the donkey, and the aged father, though severely burned, it been charged." nie Conrad, Elsie Cummings, Jennie plaintive notes of a dying calf, but all these Fourth. "Of the interest of said Defendant, Jose- of improving and careing for the muob because he know when his note was due is thought will recover. Staunton AT THE LOWEST PRICES. phine R. A. Coffman, aa dowcrcaa, in tho proceeds of Fultz, Lillie Weiner Bettie Conrad, Jo- without one. fade into nothingness and every sweet into- Spectator, tho side made or to bo made by Commissioners John- neglected resting place of our dead. ston k Grnttan, showing to what extent, if any, the seph Miller. R. A. Gray, Esq., returned from a four nation of the most charming songstress dies II i mim ' ♦- • —■ II A lar^o assortment of said Josephine II. A. Coffman hath a dower claim, or This sacred spot upon the hillside of on the auricular organ, when compared with Burning of Valuable Property in interest in such proceeds of salo and the value and- Department No. 2.—Teacher, Mr. weeks' jaunt to Richmond and Washington amount thereof." ouf town, where repose the remains of the soul-stiring voice of our long-haired Staunton.—Between 1 and 2 o'clock ou Fifth. "A dividend account showing the per centapo M. Linden. Medalist, Henry Bass- on Friday last. dividend payable to the creditors of David Coffman, our loved ones, should long ago have friend when rendering "Love's Chiding." Sunday morning, tbe brick Bailding, CLOTHING AND HATS dee'd , out of tbo fund aforesaid iu tho piaintifl's ford; Recitation, Henry Bussford, Paul Our "old stump," over in the Court Yard, Great streams of briny fluid steal gently with all the valuable machinery it con- hands, and to slate such other accounts as may be been improved and beautified in a still bravely stands up against storms and deemed pertinent or as may bo required by any p*r- Fletcher, Wilmer Dechert, Thomas down our proboscis, and we are only brought tained, near the Railroad bridge over . Hi. RWITZER & C. IfL. MILLER, vs.AC. mann, Minnie Phillips, Annie Shepp, Notwithstanding coal is the best and Mr. Wm. H. Tutwiler, of Centerville, Au- The ladies, who are always foremost Bagby by E. W. Harman, whom it cost, In Chllhcfry in Circuit Coltrt 6f Rcctingiinm County. John Swansea, Luther Funkhouser, cheapest fuel many people stick to wood. A gusta county, whilo riding ins horse lo wa- . Extract from decree rendered June 13th, 1877.—"It in deeds of mercy and love, have taken with tho machinery put into it, about is adjudged, ordered and decreed that this cause ho Willie Chase, Kirby Helpbeustine, gradual change is however uoliceabie. ter on Friday last, had his leg broken below $12,000. Tho machinery alone cost referred to a Connnissloucr of this Court to take the this mutter in band,and with their char- the knee by the animal tripping and falling followiiig account-: Settle Ward, Walter Magalis, Lee Mil- The snow storm of Thnrsday last, in its originally, we learn, about $7,000. acteristic zeal and energy have gone length and severity, surpassed anything ex- upon him. The fracture was adjusted by 1. To take an Account of the individufal dfahts againtf ler, Sullio Logan, Lizzie Willis, John He sold the property to Bagby at Robert Bcwinan, dee'd., remaining unvaid. forward ia making improvements in a perienced in this latitude for mauy years. Dre. Minor and Jones, of Bridgewater, and $10,000, who leased it to the "Staunton 2. An account of the real and personal estate of sai^ Lee, W. Lee, T. Mahoney; Deport- Robert Bowman, its value and rental value. manner to encourage the hope that our Times being tight of course Valentines at at last accounts the patient was doing us Planing Mills Co.," with the option of ft. Td settle the account, of 8. M. Bowman, executor ment, Charles Irvine, Clarence Van well as circumstances would admit. 6f Robert Bowman, dee'd. Ketory will be on ornament to our a cent each will be the go. Result—more purchase at $9,000. Mr. Bagby was 4. To asccrtdu and report whether tbe partnership Pelt, Prank Nicholas, F. Robinson, A, Wood-CiiUcK Day.—The ground hog, operating tbe mills at tho time of the account b- tWfeen 8. M and It. Bowman lias been set. a, an honor to the living and wor- people mad than usual, iucluding the P. M. OLD, tied or not in any other caxse in ibis Court, and il n* *• Bamber, H. Pink us, T. Gibbs. moonax or wood chuck, as ba is severally fire. The workmen in the factory lost to settle the Sara", and to report how far tho pailner^ the respect duo to our dead, The passage of the "Silver Bill" by Con- ship debts hfavo been provided for. Department No. 4.—-Teacher, Miss gress brings out all the old stockings and called in different localities, like other folks, their tools. Bagbv had the property fl. To ascertain and r< port whether the widow's dows- et our citizens liberally encourage insured for $6,500.—Staunton Specta- er interest hiis been assigned to ber or not. L. A. Van Pelt. Medalist, Lennie shot bags, long laid away filled with small has his day, and that day, according to a G. To report nny other matter deemed by him fH-rtl- and help the ladies in their holy mis- time honored custom.istha 2odof February. tor, February 5th, ncut or specially required by nny party intereBt4'd. Fultz; Recitation, Richard Fletcher, savings. TRIED, 7. To ascertain and report whether tbo real estalcF sion, and in time they will change the If traditionary history is correct we will have of S. M. and ft. Bowman which remains Unsold is sns-- C. Loewner, Carter Sprinkle, Eddie J. T. Logan, Esq., County Clerk, is ex- A quarto-centennial reunion of all coptible (if partition between sain 8. M. BoWinau and appearance of the Cemetery and make pected to return to his post iu a few days.— good weather the balance of the winter, as Robert Brnvthali's estate, or not." Martz, W. Wise, S. Wise, Mollie Hol- this sage philosopher and prophet failed to the alumni and former students of Ro- The parties lo the above entitled cliafaeef't enrta'-. it an attractive and beaatifa1|place, in- We are glad to learn his health is greatly mes, Lennie Fultz, W. Fultz, W. Eich- see his shadow on Saturday last, anoke College is to take place next and all others interested therein, will tnfie nfa'lfce tlmfi stead ot a wild, neglected, uncared for Improved. June. We quote from the circular of I have flxfd on Friday, the 8th day of February. 1878. elberger, A. Dold; Deportment Joseph A Remarkable Man.—Our fellow citizen, at irty ttfDee in Harrisonburg as the time arid place of graveyard. The Secretary of the So- "Oh, woman, in onr hours of caso, the Executive Committee: taking the above accounts, at which ti/no fthd placo Willis, Jonah Willis, Pinkney Guyer Uncertain, coy and hard to please; John Altaffor, ia a remarkable man. He is they will itpnear and do what ia necoeeffary to protect ciety has furnished us a statement of But seen too oft, familiar with they face, "2. Wo wish the futlname, address, People faro getting hcqiialnted—rfml those Wild their respective interests. Alma McAllister, Jennie Morrison, A. now in his eightieth year, and is in the en- and present Occupation of every former Given under my hand as Comfhisfaioher in Chancery receipts and disbursements for tbo past We first endure, then pity, then embrace." joyment of bkeeiient health, quite active, arc not cfeght to be^-wlth fhc Wonderful merits of this Iflth day of January, 1878. Dold, L. Fultz, Willie Fultz, Burton student of Roauoke College. This re- that great American Remedy, the janl7-4i? J. fi. JONES. C. C, year, from which we learn that they The business men of Harrisonburg agree very little gray, and works hard every day; W. U. C. p. q. Dechert, Charlie Guyer, Mollie Hol- quest involves a great deal; and unless have received $037.56, and expended with John G. Saxe, that the time for honest not so much from uocesaity as from force of friends take some pains to send the in mes. MEXICAN COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, HAIIUI GMmisG, VA.. I $380.79. The Society has employed men to be abed is in the morning. Stores habit, he having been all his life a very in- formation the committee will not be January 12th, 1878. f Department No. 5.—Teacher Mrs. are not opened till after seven in the morn- dustrious, hard-working man. Mr. Altafler mo Mary A. Stover, Complainant, Wm. H. Stover, Mr. Lee to take charge of, improve and able to reach all the former students JL D- H. Ralston, Sheriff of Rockingham county# V. Warren. Medalist, Eliza Carter; ing. informs us that he subscribed for the Rock- with an invitation to the quarto cen- ami as such Admiui-lrator of Joseph Stover, m-u'i . care for the Cemetery at $20 a month Mustang Liniment, deceased, Joseph StoVer, Jaco» Stover, and Johit Recitation, Eliza Carter, Laura Sny- We give notice now, that our friends can Ingham Register before the first copy ever tennial rebbion. Gaines, Defendants, and all others whom it inft.fr cou> $100 was paid Mr. Kavanangh for was issued, some fifty odd years ago, and, cerm der, Tabbie McAllister, Ola Slater; De- send us all the old or new silver coin they "Write down suoh items as yon can TAKE NOTICE. That on Che 21 st day of Ftdwuaryy making the carriage way. Walks have have, even if the "silver bill" should become we believe, has been a regnlar subscriber furnish, and forward, without delay, to FOB MAN AND BEAST. 1878, between the hours of A. M. and 8 ft M.. f portment, [Julia Fultz, Eliza Carter, shall proceed at my office iu Harrisonburg, Viiv iniu/ been made,and a hedges has been plant- a law. We ain't so particular about small for that excellent journal ever since. May the Secretary of the Committee, Prof. pursuant to an order of tho Circuit Chart of ft.-cklttpf- Kittie Hutcbeson. many years of peace, pmsperily and happi 1 ham ccunfry, rendered in tho chancery catlse in .-dUe- ed; much remains to be done and the matters. T. C. Bittle, Roanoke College, Sa em, This liniment very imtrtrfalty originated In Ameri- Mary A.CStover vs. Wm. H. Siover, Ae., off the 8th Tillie G. Herndon, Principal. ness still be his,and when his last days shall Va." ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such day of November, 1877, to take an account of:lie liens ladies, while acknowledging the kind- H. B. Woolf and Herman Wise returned surprising antidotes for tho maladies of her chil- upon the real eafato in tho bill Iu said catlse rti- ftfioued —^ Saturday from Chariestowu, S. C., where come may he pass down dren. Its fame has been spreading for 35 years, and their priorities, and to report the sftm^ to the ness of the public, ask as they have a "To the grave Tbe state of Louisiana has closed its until how It encircles tho habtffiUo globe. Court, and to take firricn other accounts rts nfay be re- Accident.—We regret to learn that they had been attending a convention of I/ike one who wraps tho drapery of bia rbuch about him TliS Mexican Mustang Unlmcht Is a mateTiloSs quired by any party iu interest iu ftuicl Suit lo bo right to do, that the support and en- B'nai H'rith; as representatives of Elah case in the trial of Anderson, of the Mr. Josiab F. Crawn, living near Mt. And lays him down to pleasant dreams." returning board, and it is believed that remedy forall external ailments of man and beast. Given under my band ss Cohlifaissloaer in Chan- couragement heretofore extended shall Lodge, No. 204, of this place. Land Sale.—Mr. B. Airey has sold his To stock owners and farmers it la invaluable. cery, this tlic dtiy and year aforesaid. Crawford, met with a painful accident the evidunce for the defense will no^- A single bottlo often saves a human life or re- .1an31-4w F. A. DAINOERFiELD, Couuu'r. be continued. We will say more about on Tuesday of last week. He was ta- A law has just been passed by the Legis- farm, 100 ScreS, to Mr. DanT Wise for the occupy more than a few hours. It stores tlfo hsefulnoss of «n excellent horse, ox, H. V. Strayor, for Compl't. this hereafter. lature prohibiting the singing or whistling sum of $31.00 per acre. Good land and cow, or sheep. king two of his farm horses to water, will not set up any new matter, nor It cures foot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow iiorh, gnib'j COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, HABfaiKONnuno, Va., ) .-<».«..*> of "When the Roses Come Again." within good price. The Shipinan farm was not open any new subjects of investigation, screw-worm, shoulder-rot, mange, tho bitcS and Junafiry 12th, 1878. I riding one and leading the other, and The School to Close. —Last week ' the corporate limits of Harrisonburg, under sold on the let inst., as advertised. Sale but will simplj seek to rebut the evi- stings of poisonous reptiles aild Insects, and every mo Anthony Hocktfaan and William Buoher, part- was kicked by the lead horse, breaking postponed until the 27th inst. such drawback to stock breeding and bush life. X uers under stylo HockmuU A Bucher, Complain- the teachers of the Harrisonburg Gra- the penalty of death. Verbum sat aapienti. dence of the prosecution. That evi- It ettresf every ckternui trouble of horses, such ants, and Mary D. Pool and Richard N. Pool, Dc.'cnd- bis leg near the ankel, inflicting a se- N. W. Orb. dence has been so direct and conclu- as lameness, scratches, swlnny, sprains, founder,- ants, and all others whom it hiay concern: ded School, were served with notices A Pennsylvania paper, in reply to inquiry, TAKE NOTICE, That on tho 27th day of February, say; "When a gentleman and lady are —•— ■♦■ walking upon the street; the lady should A Word to the Complainins.—We The actual forged papers were pro- euro in the world for accidents occurring In tho decree of the Circuit Court of Rockingham, rendored stating that their services would bo every day hear people talk of bard duced in court, the erasures and alter- family, in tho nbscnco of fa pliyslclart, sitch as ou the 24th day of November, 1H77, in the chancery Sale of Real Estate.—Geo. A. walk inside of the gentleman." If that is burns, scalds, sprains, outs, etc., and for rhouinu- cause of Hock ilia u A Bucher vs. Mary D. Pool, Ac., to. dispensed with on and pfter the Uth Pennsylvania etiquette, we'll have none of titucs; complaining of taxes. &c. On ations pointed out, and the method of take an accoilnt ot tho ileus upon the property in tho Myers & Co. have purchased the ele- ttihn, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par- bill moutloucd and their priorities, and to report, the. day of February, 1878. it. Wednesday last we caw an old gray- making them prove!. Anderson had ticularly valuable to Miners. same to Court, together with any other account ro-v gant building of S. M, & H. C. Jones haired man pass through here; and as therefore only two Chances; one was It is tho cheapest remedy In tho world, for 14 quired by auy party or deemed pertinent. Want of funds is the reason assign- The "true inwardness'' of the troiibie penetrates tho muscle to tho bahe, and a Single Given under my hand as Commiasiouer iu wryi; on East Market Street, formerly used among the U. S. olficiais in Virginia has not we saw his silver locks tossed to and in Joe Bradley, the other in tbe negro application Is generally suftlclent to cure. this tho day and year aforesaid. ; ed, and the query comes up in the as an agricultural warehouse, for $3,- fro by the rough winds, and the snow jurors, who may find for him ia face of Mexican Mustang Liniment la put up In threo janSHw F. A. DA INC Kit FIELD, UBWufCv come to the surface. The cauldron boils, the facts. Joe has failed him on tbe sfzos of bottles, the larger ones being proportiort> il. V. Strayer, for Compl't. minds of patron and teacher, particu- 600, equivalent to cash. They will notwithstanding all appears smooth, "How piercing hie thin and torn garments, atoly much tbo cheapest. Bold everywhero. his feet bared to the frozen ground, law; perhaps the jurors will fail him on larly the latter, why the trustees did greatly improve it and occupy it next pleasant for brethren to dwell together in not inform themselves as to the amount and all this withont a word of com- the facia.—BaUo.lOazelle, ith. Spring as a wholesale grocery house. unity," &o. plaint, we thought how grateful shonld rvJKJ of money for school purposes at their some of our complaining ones feel for Luring twelve years Albert Mayn of What's hard to suppress? Why command before employing and enter- Land Sale.—The farm of P. W. A Gentle Hint. the blessings they daily enjoy. What Boston paid tbe premiums on $25,000 tering into contra' '• ^ith the teachers Btrayer, containing 145 acres, sold this In our style of climate, with its sudden a lesson they could learn from this aged of life insurance. This burden was for a nine months term, week to Geo. M. Nicholas at $42 per changes of temperature,—rain, wind and and sufforiug one, who had walked all the cause of his bankruptcy; but he sunvhine often intermingled in a single day, the way from Iowa to lay his bones to struggled hard and made the pay- acre. Also the farm containing 139 -"it ia no wonder Chat our children, friends I.TNVILLK ia tho best placo *0 soil Uui- rest in the beautiful Shenatidoah Val- ments, believing that by doing so he THE EASTERN WAR! tor in the Valley.- Tue Olive Branch.—When extended acres, belonging to Jos. S. Strayer, to and relatives are so frequently taken from us ley, where he first saw the light of day. was securing his family against pover- by neglected colds, half the deaths resulting I.1NV1LLE is in conatau', weokiy rr .rt. .. to us, wo always accept the "olive same party at $45 50 per acre. directly from this cause. A bottle of Hoschee's —Highland Mecorder. ty after his death. Within two years of Now Uooda. ' " ' RE-INFORCEMENTS branch"—and it would be almost bru- German Syrdp kept about your home for im- one after another of the Companies iu At LINVILLiE yo'-^ w|ii (inj n, COB1h. hi< tish to refuse. A few days since Geo. Whisper You'll bo Mine, Love. mediate use will prevent serious mckness, a Proposed Constitutional Amendment. Which he was insured have gone to AUE CONSTANTLY AltUlVlNG. preat vHriotv, at e | limea as . ,1 large doctor's bill, and perhaps death, by the dieapeat. -.UlmeB.lw oUeap aa th» A. Myers & Co., did that same thing Tlie favorite Southeru Bong writer, John use of threo or four doses. For curing (?on- —The joint committee on constitutiou- pieces, and when he died, several i T Ilutlodgo, couipoaer of "Eiave the Sweet- sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe al amendment of the Legislaturo have weeks ago, all bis policies wore worth- ■' A FRESHnow open and for complete inspection. slock All just (hose received, who haveaud ^ ' jthe shape of a bag of "Olive Branch" est Kiss for Me." has in "Whisper You'll be It UlLIN'*' « deal" to bc" l)uttor tor CASH, tnlnp Coughs, Croup or any disease of the Throat or agreed to report in favor of abolishing less. His wife and children are pen- inspected my stock will hear testimony that 1 have ; 1LLE and pro^t thureby. Mine, Love" given us most decidedly the tho host stock of QUEEN SWA RE, GLAfttWARE and p v 11 tfour, and not departing from our hab- Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as the office of county superintendent of niless. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, and that I sell tliein try ■ • " nxchaiige Butlor, E(!«« Poul- it in this regard, we promrtly accepted prettiest song of the past ten years. It has your druggist will tell you. German Syrup cheaper than auy house in tho Valley; '.have oh hand r or green Applef0jf Qoojg- y0u can do so advuidu a perfectly bewitching melody that sings it- is sold iu every town and village on this con.- public free schools, and to devolve its ^•oubly at LINV^jjj^ self right into the hearts of music lovers the dnties upon the school board, compos- Wj-IF y a desire to sell vour {ftrooil Apples fop it. Such tenders of the "olive branoh" lineut. Sample Bottles for trial, 10 cents The Crispins at Lynn, Mass., who Frcncli Clklnu Tea Sets| CASH, br ^ LlNVUiLE. as this meets our case. Geo. A. My- world over. Published in elegant stylo with Regular size 75 ceuts. For sale by Jas. L ed of the school trustees. They have are still on a strike, are beginning to Moup Turecusf Toilet Sets; lhum td crimson and gold title page. Easy accom- Avis, J. S. Irwia & Bon and L. H. Ott, Har CUamber bets t Glass I>lal> „ ers & Co. are the sole and exclusive paniment adapted for either piano or organ. also agreed to report in favor of strik- grow desperate. The now employees e«, &«. fis wtion e, risouburg, Va. ing out so muob of the second section are taking their places and tbe work is In fact, evorytMifg tfeodful to Houscke dealers in this celebrated brand of ilour Published also in Aikeu's Character Notes. aud look, and bo convinced, that a -jpors. Oomn OOME TO TINVILIaE, Ask your nearest music dealer for it, or send Fresh Lake Hbiuuno—A car load of of article 3 as provides that all elec- going ou briskly again. Tbo strike Is buy .1 good lot of nsufnl goods. Iew dollars w j- And Vonr I it It-rest shall bo Promoted. iu this place. It is made by Messrs. the price, (40 cents,) direct to the puhMshers. fresh Lake Herring just received by Geo. A. tions shall be by ballot, and they have a failure. Ou Saturday one of the strik 1 feel JHttered th.it my friend' Luudkn & Dates, Savannah, da. me sires 1 opened my pre' ^ wmj have cs ^ ou1 At put UIVEU and QUEENMOUNT. wooffor'v. Houdabusb & Son, which is a guaran- Myers & Co., and for sale cheap. Those who agreed to report an umeudment pro- era threatened one of the shoemakers pleased, as a good many1 ot business h >vv been, ....y I'liadilemo111 also that wu con, mid nur frloudB vv,.l bought these splendid fish last season will viding that the school tat collected iu lot which I am gratefur 1 ^sm have back. ftml 11 to tbolr Odvanlinso to tro.lo wltb uh ot tlienc r- . tee of its excellence. Any housewife buy again this. Therefore, come quick. who had gone to Work, and he was ar- Slid Wish you all a h return my »thakikyi eoodttvc plaot'i', wh.n more couvculont thou to eoiuu who can't make good bread out of "ol- The resolution oiTered in the House every oonuty, city and town shall be rested and put under bonds. The la- -IUpy nml pruHpor ^ W Lluville. of Delegates apprupriuliug $1,000 for Purtlow & Lambert building, Main Street. applied in and for the use of the coun- Respectfully It bor riots of lust summer will not be re- J Ori'liaokful for past favors, wo hope to ive branch" flour ought to resign her an exhibitiou of the products of Virgin- ty in which it is collected, peated at Lyan, - A. Luav jsNnACir, Ag't. positicn us such. Thanks for the 'O, B.' ineei tho wants auJ whhoa of all at our co» ia at the Paris Exposition has been dis- Dr. Harper £ Co's Electric Compound STRAYED ST0LEN. oi al pluues of business, missed, the chairman of the committee Gen. Joseph E, Johnston eorison ta cured my wife of neuralgia of the head and Tbere were coined at the Iluited I ^kTlEU DOC ^ Wunc.leYt h'umb and came to KiibPEOTFULLV, from which it was reported stating that restored hearing iu her right ear that ahe States mints during January $2,446,000 to bo a cauidatu for Congress for IV.oh-, j cva. Harrison bur- txvo weeks sinco. lie is Celebrated Philadelphia Contenuiul upon recoubideialiou they had come to hud not hud any hearing iu fur over one year. / rulhor tall tud H' hrbwu Aud white spots oil his 1 consider the mudiciue invalunbie. gold, $1,391,300 trade dollars, $907,810 tuotui District, subject to the deotejgp back; legs win ^ til d^rkdip'R spots all over tlioiho u;n ; uarsuttl s l-OUille. E. S1PE. Bergner & Engol's Lager at Spots- the couolusiou that the State was uua- fractional silver, and $11,336 minor of a nominating Couvontiou (> brown; nos ii biotllud: tall rutlier thort and 1 J. D. MuLauoiimn, bushy.ousuy. Aa jV'WsVdwurd will bo given forlor luforu:liiforma- wooa Bar. Wo to inaku the uppropriatiuu. Hurrisuubnrg, Va. i Couservutive party. tion whit j ty, 1,1,, rHcovn y. AiVftreM \~ 7AUU-uiu UI.ACKlMt*—j'bo iNtA1 U.cijii,,> luiriKHBof onj kind, t" - -Jj W. jftjtAy EH, UairisbuUuy. V« .ouai . Oii S DIUK'JW.I). REAL ESTATE. BRUOS, &C. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS CABBS. MISCELLANEOUS . Old Commonwealth P. 8. MILLER. XJ. Chesapeake iiiirt Ohio Railroad. ON ami aftor November 11th 1877, P88»engef CLICK & MILLER, Traino will rnn as fnllowe: f HAlimiwiivno, Va FBII. 7,1878 DRU00I8T AND PHARMACIST. WESTWARD. | Mail. | Express. DEALERS IN R. N. POOL rnFRiDEKT. Beecher, it is said, last year raised P. B. DEI,ANY* SKC. h SufT. 1 Leave Rlcbinonfi 7. H.45 a.m. g8 45 p. m C. H. VANDERFOUD TuBABOliEn. Arrive fstailnton, 3.50 p.m.44 2 50 a.44 m about 15,000 bushels of onions on his HARDWARE, NAILS, STOVES, J. D. PRICE Gknkiiai. SALKSKAN. ••44 Goshen, 5.42 4 4 4 ',1838 44 Peekskill fiirm. They cof t him $1.50 a I. 'lip in."-! crnlal linlsam erer usml 1iT C. E. HAAS ATTORNKY. 44 Mlllboro* fi.o5 44 5 000 0 44 STEEL, SPIKES, HORSE SHOES, kC , BOOTH k OARRETT, Pbiladelpbls. 44 Covlugton *7.45 4 4 ♦• 6 20 M44 bushel, accordinp[ to estimate; and as Practical and Analytical Chsuists. 44 White Sulphur 9.28 44 7 440 0 44 the market j^rice was $1, any one can At the OLD Stnml, Mnlu Street, near the Post OIHre, 44 Fort Spring 10.25 8 27 44 44 H'nton 12 00 nght 1 9 35 44 see bow ranch he made. Beecher can Oiipushe the ('oiirl-lliiu.o ; 44 guinniioont 1.80 ft. m. 10 35 OFFICE-HARRISONBURG, YA. |>P REPARED PAINTS—T have tho sole agency for 44 Kanawha Falls 4.02 ••44 *12♦ 12 40p.40 p.44 m send beef to the New York market at the only pure LEAD PREPARED PAINTS in this I 44 Caiim Iton, 44 1 28 44 50 cents a pound, and can raise oats at KTe'r m riViov 'lin* » mat lo t. They are being used very extensively, 44 Charleston 0.20 44 2 42 44 nien'Btit i oimUiiI, il tone* tlin wonV etom- 1' N organizing "THE VIRGINIA LAND HUBKAU': and some of the finest houses in town are being Milton 7.57 44 4 05 44 as low a mark as $2 a bushel. His but- vli »ik1 ii (poeially ruoommcudoa mr ttRlliAdMiKlillS, Agricultural Implements! the projectors have in view the dissemituition of painted with them. The painters nnd property- 44 Huutington 0 00 5 00 hlldrci:- , information relative to all classet of latidH ia Virginia— ;owners who use them will certify that they wlil 44 Cincinnati 6 00ft00 a m ter is reckoned at $1.25 a pound, and East-Market Street, I agrienltnfal, mineral and timbered. A Jong rrsidenco cover more surface, are more durable, make a Meal Stations. his epps at 75 cents a dozen. Ho clear- W7iat others say about in the State, extensive experience in the business and handsmuer finish and are cheaper than any other ♦ ERTDOEWATER VA., a thonuigh acquaintance with tl-e great mineral re- paint sold. The superior quality aud extensive MAIL.—Dally (except Sunday, between Rlchmoncl ed $40,000 by lecturing last winter, and TtiWs Expectorant, HARIiTSONB URG, VA. sources of the Commonwealth, enables us to furnish sale of these Paints have induced parth s to offer and Hintou,) connocta at Oonlonsvflle witb V». Mid- if he maintains such an income he will tho most reliable informatinn on these subjects to an Inferior mixed Paint for stile, which is a chemi- land 11. It., arriving nt Washington 6.35 p. m,; Baltl- Won.Dare jirepared respeciadly to do Informall work the in pnhllctheir linethat theywith thoM seeking either homes lu Virginia or inveatmeut cal composition of water combined with Inferior nv ro 8.:'0 p. nv; Pbiladelpbia. 3.10 a. m. and Now be able to continue farming. Had Aslhma Thirty Years, ueatncaa and dispatch, IN THE, HARDWARE LINE ODIl STOCK IS NOW for capital. The necessity for a Bureau of this charac- paint by the addition of an Alklll I can prove by York, 6 45 a. ra. At CHARLOTTESVILLE, with Vo. Baltimore, FehrHnry 3. iS^S* , AND WILL BE RE.PT FULL AND COMPLETE ter has long been a great need to the farmer, land actual test tht superiority cf these Paints over all Midland R. It., arriving at Lynchburg 5.00 p. m.; nt «1 have had Asthma thirty y«an», ami never lonnd IN EVERY RESPECT. EMBRACINO EVERY- owner and mineralogist. Recognizing this necessity others, and ad vire those contemplating painting to Statinton. with Valley R, R. for Harrisonburg; at 1 medicme had such a hapuy t-m-ct. WE MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP CONSTANTLY Til [NO TO BE HAD IN A HARDWARE we have taken advantage of it, and establtsbcd tliis coll nnd see me before purchasing. These Paints HUNTINGTON connects with C. A- O. Packet Hteam- A lady ccrrt spondent savs girls ....caicin.timti.»a■"^^g^'-charb, St. on hand eor sale. HOUSE. FROM A STEAM ENGINE Bureau midway of the Shcnandoah Valley, one of the are sold with the undiTHiaiiding that any building ers for Cincinnati and all tho West, North-West and Bhonld cense to be kissed by their gen- rUHrl'e Idna nf WfaHl TO THE SMALLEST TACK. most iertl.c nnd productive regions in the llrlted that is not ffsiisfkeiory when painted with tbeso South-West Idoa of merit, States, bordered on either side by cxleiislvo motm- Paints w ill he repainted at the expense of tbe man- EXPRESS.—Dally, stopping at Junction, Noel's, tleman friends when they pnt on long A ChUnChild's S Jhlf.ANM, Aovewher 11, 1S76.■ *76. CARRIAGES, WE hvvo Hip agpnoy for the said of Hm colohra- tnlns, rich in iron, copper, Trail and Zinc ores, »Do tho ufacturer of these Paints, with sucli White Lead or Trovillan's, JiOuisa. Gordonsvillo, Chnrlottesvillo, dresses. This is a fine moral lesson.— .•Tw'tTftcpwc.rjnttoafamilLirnnawtamyfcoujo. tcil KF.LI.KIl nuil.l., anil finest deposits of anthrncite coal. This section other paint as the properly.owner may select. For Stounton, Goshen, Mlllboro', Covington, and all rcgn- abounds In fine springs, innumerable flnc5 mill sites sale in any quantity and only nt lar stations West of Covington. Connects ftt GOR- It. is more-it is a subtle and powerful r>-v^cihinksR BUGGIES, PHJET0NS. HAY AND GRAIN HORSE RAKE. and water powers for manufactnrtng purposes, gen- JAMES L. A VIS'S Drug Store. DONS VILLE with Vn. Midland R, R., arriving at stratagem to effect a return to short candy.'" noahNOAH WOODWARD, 101101N. N. PoydPoydr.a«8t. St. erally. together with all required railroid nnd tele- WnHliiiigton7.55B.ro.; Baltimore 9.30 a.m.; Pblla- r SPRING WAGONS, SULKIES, &C. inrWE HAVE IN STOCK A FULL LINE OF graphic facilities to Richmond, Washington, Balti- delpliia 1.45 p.m., and New York 5.10 p.m. At dresses. "Ciy. and ail Crouov. more, Philadelphia ami the West. Settlers in this sec- CH AHLOTTESVII.LE, Va. Midland R. R.Train leave# "Six, and ail Croupy." Our material in flrat-claas and all work warranted. [leather and Gum Belting, Plows in great tion will havo all the advantages of public and private 8.00 a. in., arriving ut Lynchburg 10.35 a. m. "Inmthc mother of six children ; all of ihcipnave institutions of learning, together with churches of all 8TAUNTON, Valley R. It, Train leaves 10.40 a. m. been cronj v. W hhout Tutl's Expectorant, I don t BTp-Nnno but experienced and flrBt-claPS workmen variety, Corn Shelters and Feed Cut- religious dononiinsiions. srrTOILET SOAP—The largest cake of nicely per Harrisonbnrg. Winchester, Ac. Good resolutions are like horser. think they VonM have survived some oi the attacks. employed. 1 Parties desiring information in regard to lands or ■ fumed Soap in town lor 10c., at fiS'-Sleopiug Cars on Express Train between F rr;nkf3r4i K,, lers, Cucumber Wood Wetland Cistern nierties of any character or description will find it JAMES L. AVIS' Drug Store. The first cost is an item of less impor- fl®-OUR miCES IN ALL CASES MODERATE. lelr luterost to cominuuicate with us, (enclosing raoud and Covington. tance than the keeping.—Rome Senti- Pumps, Iron and Chain Pumps, Cast stamp.) Address, /V Doctor's Advice.^ mj-OTVE ITS A CALL, and wo feel eatisfled we can P. B. DFLANT, EASTWARD. nel. •' lu my practice, 1 advise :itl fatiilhestukeeii i ;> make it to your advantage to purchase of us. Sled Shovels for Corn Plows, Ear Sec'y and Sup't Virginia Land Bureau, STOVE POLISH, in stick, and British Lustre in r.::prcl"rniit, in Hidden cmcrgeucks, lor cuuj.i i, Ilarrisouburg, Va. ^ powder, for sale at crcup, dinliUicrin, < tc." .. _ ,, , »i , poon and Grapple Horse, Hay Forks. JAMES•r >-irrxn L.t AVIS,i vr Tci T\Druggist.H.. Arrive44 Btauuton 10 10 a. 44m. Dancing mnslers seldom have any T. P. ELLIS, M.D., Nowark, N. J. CLICK & MILLER. NOT ^—Porsous having lands or mineral properties 44 Greenwood 11 19 ; flSrREPAIRS ON HAND, at all times, for all the for sale are respectfully invited to correspond 44 Char lottos ville 12 16 p. 44m. money, but they're always taking steps Sold I'-J nil ilrmidlsl*. JA 'ce ,« -0->. Ojjlcs Bridgewatcr.Bridgewatcr, AngmAugust 23. 1877.-y Machinery wo soli. Also for tho Wood Reapers and with this Bureau, giving full partlcnlnrs. and sending 44 Gordousville ♦ 1 35 44 3 SS Murray Street, JV. w Xork. " Mowers. Bradley and flhicklo's Plows. A full liue ol descriptions of property, terras and speebnens of min- 44 Louisa 2 33 44 4 to raise some. — Com mem'af Advertiser. erals, (freight prepaid,) n« we have fnctlitics for analy- 44 Beaver Dam 3 37 44 6 Oh 44 READ! READ!! READ! II 1 zing and report tug on all classes of minerals, by two of _ Junction 4 12 5 40 Farm Bells, Cider Mills, Picks, Mattocks, tho most eminent chcinistH in tho country. TT^ORS- butchering purposrs—Page, red pepper, black 44 44 44 xJL pepper, saltpetre, coriander scod, sweet maljor- RICHMOND 5 30 7 00 T will never purchtiEe lottery tickets Grindstones and Fixtures, Manila and um, &c., Ac., for sale at MAIL—Daily, (exceptfennday between Hintonandl A. H. WILSON. Wo have a larg** list of other properties—mineral and JAMES L. A VIS'S Drng Store, Richmond.) connects at STAUNTON with Valley R. so long as I can hire a man to rob me t5»nclf others. I will WHOLESALE to BUILDERS' HARDWARE,. well timbered. Fencing in excellent condition. Good NEW LARGE DRUG BUILDING, MAIN ST.. DONSVILLE with Va. Midland Train, arrlvlrg at JaMES kenney, Tlu y arc superlor lo nuy mcdlcmo Icr b.hary u.l- tho country Saddle and Harness Makors at city whole- dwelling and all necessary improvements. This is Washington 7 65 a. tn.; Baltimore 9.3U a. m.; Phila- crJurs ever iiunl *.'', , . a i. r- sale prices which will leave them ft fair profit. 1 keep WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY, considered one of tbo finest farms on the River. Soil delphia 1.45 p.m., and New York 5.10 p. ra. It ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Uaiuusosduko. VA. I. H. CARR, ARorncy r.t Lav^, Augusta, U-. on hand everything iu their lino, with a full stock ot light sandy loam; never requiring fertiMzers, and pro- HARRISONBURG, VA. RICHMOND with Richmond and Danville and Rich- ap30-vi .. T have used Tntt' iT'ills Sve years in my fAinilv. ducing crops unsurpassed by any laud in tbe Valley RESPECTFULLY informs the public,and especially mond nnd Petersburg Railroads for all points Iu thef They are uneiruiled (..n iislivencssftiid hiinmmcr. L Pocket and Table Cutlery.• of vindniB. tbo Medical profession, that ho has in store, Southern Atlantic States, and on Sunday. Tuesday' MEADE F. TVI11TE, ' f, II WILSON, Qooraelovm, Texas. Saddlers' Hardware and Trimmings, A HOUSE AND LOT situated in Sangersvllle, An- aiand Ib constantly receiving large additions to his nnd Friday ot high tide, connects with kho Old Do- ATTORNEY-AT-T.AW. Stacktos Va—Courts: Aa- •'I iiave used Tutt's Medicinewllh great hcucSl.'' gnsta county. Virginia. The lot contains one acre of sisuperior stock of minion Steamers from New York. VV. W. MAHN, Editor Mobno Register. at lowest prices, far I.'verymen and the public will Jt laud and is enclosed by good fence. The house is In ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gorflons- (■itKtn, HockbiiilKC nuil UigbUnd Conntlcs. , find iu my stock Lap Robes, Blankets, Whips, etc , of Stoves! Stoves! complete order, and contains five rooms, a bilchen f ville daily, except Sunday, at 5 a. m.; arrives at Lon- •'•We sell fiflv liox iTffut?s Pills to Evo of nil nil qualities at bottom prices. and cellar. There is on tbe lot a large now stable. IDRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, isa at 5 40; Beaver Dam 6.43; Junction 7,21; Rich- (iEO. O. ORATTAN, othere."—SAVBE & CO., Cartcroviila, Go. ^•Thankful to all for past patronage, I rcspectrul- On the lot there is also another house close to the mond 8.40 a. m. ATTORNEY AT-LAW. IIabiiisonhoiui. Va. eiHco ••'Putt's Plilo kc.vo'ouly to be tried to cc.tnbllah ly ask n contlneance, being determined to keep a sup- main dwelling, which contains four rooms. There Is PATENT MEDICINES, Sleeping cars on Express Tttrfn between Covington their merit-. Thev work like magic. ply to meet any aud every demand, both of homo and THE CELEBRATED and Richmond. Suutb Side ol Coart-lloueo Square. VV. H. BARRON. 98 Suanmor St., Eostor. northern mauufaoture. and invito all to cull where a well of excellent water in the yard. This property •* Tin-re Is uo iiicciicitic so well adapted to t.:o euro thev can have their choice EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE will be sold for $1,000, on good terras. WMte\ Lead, Painters' Colors, Oils for Painting, atB-THROUGH TICKETS for sale at all principal JOHN A. COWAN, of himma dl-orders :.s Tutt's Pills J' , ,,. . . JKS-Kcmember tho old stand, nearly opposite tho FOR SALE—that fine three story Brick House on I.DBKIOATlJta AND TaNNKKB' OlLB, points East. North. Sonlb, West, Northwest and Bonthl ATTORN F.Y-AT-I.AW, IIausisomiduo, Va. Office JOS. BP," MM EL, Richanor.d, V.rjtnla. Lutheran Church, Main btreet, Hftirlsonburg. Vo. Northeast corner of West Market aud German streets, west; iu Richmond at Company's Offices; at 826 Main novl-y l A. H. WILSON. Harrlsonburg. This buildiug frouts 33 feet ou West J Street and Exchange Hotel; in Cincinnati at 171 Wal- with fien. Juhu E. Roller. AND A ThtOU^AND MORE. nov Mhrket street ami 75 feet on German street, has two VAENISHES, DYES, PUTTY, SPI0ES, nut Street, (Gibsm House,) at Grand Hotel and o« 0. JAB. A. IIUTCHEBON. fine store rooms aud wareroom on first floor; the two WI.VDOir GLASS, & O. Steamers, F. A. DAIN0EKFIELD, fioiBold by35 drnanUtr. Hftirvay Street,2S eent, New ahor. 1 orU, Office a. B. CURISTIK. upper floors coutuin eleven rooms, suitable for offices, , ATTORNEV-AT-LAW, llAnnisoNiiuna, Va. trs-Offlce for family, Ac. There is a yard attached to tho pro INotion!*, Fancy Articles Ac., Ac W. M. S. DUNN, CONWAT R. HOWARD, South aide ol the Public Square, in Swilaor'a new CHRISTIE & HUTCHES0N, perty and a lino cistern. The property is offered at I otter for sale a large and well selected assortment Eug'r k Sup's, Richmond, Ya, Cf. P. AT. Ag'# bnildliig. jaulO-y BJv low figures on reasouablo terms by the Virginia Land eerahruciDg a varied stock, all warranted of the best | Bureau. cquality. -' ROBERT B. RAO AN. I am prepared to furnish physicians and others ; MERCHANT TAILORS, FOR SALE—THE MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY ,with articleB in my line ai as reasonable rates as any ATTOKNF.Y-AT-I AW. IlAliatsnKBUiia, Va. OfSccin j IN THE VALLEY.—We have for sale the vaulable other oatahlishmeut iu tho Valley. Alum and Iodine Springs# Hip old County Clerk's Oflico in the Court-llnusc j MASONIC BUILDING, property known as tho CAVE OF FOUNTAINS, situ- .Spoclal attention paid to the compounding of Phy* yard. deol# y i ated miles F.aat of V. R. U., at Cave Station. This slciftna' PrcHcriptlons. NEAR MEW LONDON, VA. K B Opposite Reveub House, ITaiuusonbuiig, property is offered at very low figures and on easy Public patronage rospectfully solicited. CUAS. A. TAHCEY. R* * CONUAD. | HiGM TESTIMONY. terms. The farm contains 100 acres of choice land, oct7 L. H. OTT. THE water of the Bedford Alum and Iodine Springs, YANCEY & CONRAD. from rriR PACtFtn .totrpyjiL. RESPECTFULLY announce that they have formed (River bottom land ) Fine large mansion, with all aud the Extract of MasH made from it, havtf ATTORNEYF-AT-LAW ano INSURANCE AOF.NTS, ? abusim-HH connection, and are now ready in necessary out-buildings to a well conducted farm. The an established reputation of over twenty years in ths* /lAUiiinjNr.rRO, Va. «a-Offlcc—New Law Building, P he, teeufia^^v^Ti^Y^l^'y York, their new place of hu«lnoB8, opposHo tho Revere Cave of Foumains Is one of the greatest wonders of treatment of Dyspepsia, Chronic fHarrhcea, General p;Weat Market street. jaull-y fi which re-tores vonthrul beauty to the hair. House, to fill all orders In their lino with the utmoRt the present age—abounding in stalactite formations of GEO. FILBERT'S Debility, and all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. Cu- nroduclngThat eminent a Hairchemist Dyo has which suoceedeil Imllntes ln promptitude and dispatch. Being thoroughly ac- beautiful, magnificent and grand scenery, not sur- taneouft diseases of long atandiug, and Scrufula in it* nature to perfection. Old bucliclors may quainted with tho art of cutting and fitting pasaed by any other Cave in the United States. This EXCELSIOR worst forms. Its rapid and permanent cure of the dla- JAMES HAY, now rejoice." Cave, being nearly opened, leaves the formations fresh i cascs'to which Females nrre peculiarly liable, its invig- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HAUnisoKUijno, Va., will prnc- M Price $1.00, OfUcc. 35 Murray St., GEHTLEIIEH'S CLOTHIUGI and beautiful. This Cave propoity could bo made to orating and etreugtbening properties in all cases of lire in the C' nrts of llia-klughain and ndjolning ■ New York. Sold by all d ray gists. A COMPETE LINE OF COOK STOVES. yield a revenue, if properly managed, of over $10,000 Debility Prolapsus Uteri, Chlorosis, Weakness of tha eonuties. Has llu rfllce lately occupied Vy Jnilge B they think they i-nn nesume their frlcmls uncl cUBtoro- x per annum. Call at the office or tire Virginia Land Back, Loss ot Appetite, Shortness of Breath, kc., gives O'Ferrall. Sibert buildiug. nugO-vi* ■ ors of their ahilliy to Bmt. nud fit. nnd iileaao all who W1 E are agents for the celebrated improved ''LN-' Vl Bureau for further inforn.ation and terms of pur- this Water a reputation' claimed by no other in tha wnnt anything atteudort to In their line. CELSIOR" C >ok Stove, warranted. This Rtovi'ml , chase, mountains ol Virginia. Our best FhysleianB testify tw They keep eonetantly on hand n full nBBorttnent of isi, faultless, nnd for beauty, utility, durability and)ck A FARM OF 260 ACRES of choice smooth Limestone the EDWIN B. HAT, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, Vestingfl, and a nice line of cclioapness has no equal. Call aud ekamiuo our •■tocKaot Laud, with a fine two story, 60 toet front, etniie dwel- Post-Office Bullfling, Main StrSet, ATTORNEY-AT LAW,Claim abdColiction Aor.NT. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, before purchasing elsewhere. We have determined not ling house, large barn with fttono foundation, stone ' EFFICACY OF THE WATEH AND lilASS^ :i21 Four-ard-a-'ial/Street. IVtuhinpInn, V. C. Spo- ild Commonwealth. to be undersold by any bouse iu the \ alley. spring house, blacksmith shop, running water through IIARUISONIIURCI, VA. and bntkfreds of our most prominent citizens wbu rial attention given to elalms holoro the dopart- including almoRt any article called for. It is our pur- the farm, fresh spring water at the house, two large ; have used both, bear testimony to its virtats. liienlR, also to patont lav.'. juiyl-tl* pose to make every effort to pie use our cmtomere, TREIBER & GASSMAN, orchards of choice fruit. A portion of the farm is in , It has proven a specific, in the following named dis- who arc respectfully invited to call aud see us at our choice timber. ' ho yard and grounds surrounding ninis pnlaWlsIimf nt is now littpil in firsl-clnss style, eases: Affections of tho Liver, Ameuonkcea. &c.. new and weil-arraugcd Ktorc-room/ 1 ?T 1 and filled with a large and superior stork of Lupus and malignant ulcerations of tho mouth and! G. W. BERLIN, octll AT WAREHOUSE. EAST-MARKET STREET,• | the dwelling are beautified with fine shade trees and CoufectionoriPS, Toys and Xotlons. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. HAnnisoKnuno.VA., will prac- And Principal Store, evergreens. This is one of the finest farms iu Au- 1 Tlu oat, Chronic Sore Throat, Piles, Diseases of the" Hee in the Courts of Kor.Uinghntn and adjoining gusta county. Situated live miles Northwest of V. R. together with a choice selection of TOBACCO. SE- Kiadneys, Gravel and Diabetea, Diphtheria, Tetter andt conniies ano tile United States Courts held at this . Carding, Spinning, Weaving, ■MAIN STREET, HARRISONBURG, VAYA R at Fort Defiance Station. Will be sold very cheap GARS, AMERICAN AND FORKIGN FRUITS, &C. Ring Worm, Neuralgia, Sich Headache, ke. Price $1 piaee. Ofllce in Switzer'a now building on the r decG-y aud ou easy tor.i s if a call is made soon. . per bottle. For sale only by L- Tf. OTT. PutiHc Square. nmiT'i FULLING AND DYEING, A FARM OF 130 ACRES of limestone laud. 2 miles 49*3pedal attention given to orders for Cakes, 5 f North of Harrisouburg on tho Kratzer Spring road, Bread, OnmmenUl and Plain Cofifectionenes, etc., forr j may24-8m Harrisonburg, Va. JOHN PAUL, bi CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS^ I■ has on it a wooden house, containing five rooms ami parties, weddings, halls, fairs, &o. DONE TO OUDEll ON SIIOUl' KOTICE. I a kitchen, an orchard of choice fruit, well of fresh nponno ALL USEN—AHIEIf—A SPEEDYSPKEDY CURE.—TheCUKE.—The ATTORNF.Y-AT.LAW. IlAnnisoyucna, Va . will pvac- water at tire house, never failing ponds of water in tho 1 Direful Results of Early Indiscretion, which rou- lict lu the Courts ol noekingbam and adlolutng WE are prepared nnd ready to do Carding, Spln- CHRiSTftflAS! "W ® T 2 ders Marriage Irapossiblo, Destroying both Body and! Counties, and in the United States Ceurta at llarri* fields. 15 acres of this place is in choice timber. This Mind, General Organic Weakness. Pain iu the Head or rrnhurg. et/ Oil'ee lu the old Clerk's 0111oe iu nin.'. Weaving. Fulling and Dyeing in the is a cheap farm, nnd will he sold on easy terms by ap- Ladies and geuUeraeu will find nicely arranged Sa- Back, Indigestion, Pulpitaliou of tho Heart, Nervous- the Court-House yard. ( Rhorteflt time, in the beat manner and upon tho moat j. plying at once to tbo Virginia Land Bureau. loons up stairs, where the best FRESH OYSTERS neas. Timidity, Tremblings, Bashfulucss, Blushing,. reosonaklo terms et Berlin'a Factory at Bridge water FO < 8AL- —Several valuable vacant building lota will be furnished, prepared in any maimar desired. Languor, Lassitude, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, (the lower Factory.) Wr will also exchange Cloth, JOSEPH :NEY,. _ situated lu ITarrisonburg, some of them well suited Private entrance for Ladles. Families supplied at Consumption, to., with those h earful Effects of Mind- RO. JOHNSON, OFFICE Yarns, aud work for WOOL at lair prlcea, and pur- ' i for busluess stands. Apply at the Virginia Laud Bu- roasonabfe rales. so much to be dreaded, Loss of Memory, Confusion ot ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HAltmsosnuno, Va., prnctiecs ohaso Wool at market rates, and we. rcBpectfully in- reau. Ideas. Depression of Splritsr, Evil Forebodings, Avar^ in the Courts ol Uockinghain and Sheuaudoah. and vite the patronage of the jieoplo of Roekinghnm, Au- CONFECTICKV EXl, A desirable HOUSE aud LOT in Dayton, Va. Price, A full till of fare of everything seasonable and nice, sion of Society. Self-Distrust, Love oi Solitude, ko. in tho Circuit and District Cojrta of the United gusta and Highland. The raaimfacturlng will be $750.00. will be found at my establishment. MAKR1AOEL States held at HarvlHonburg, Vs., and tho Supreme done by aud under the management of M.*. R. C. HAS JUST RECEIVED AN > IS NOW OPENINGa A Several Town Properties in Harrlsonburg. Desira- fi®"My arrangements arc such as to enable me to Married Pcrfeons or Young Men contemplating mar- Court of Appeals held at btauuton, Va. JohiiRton. the able and experienced manufacturer who COMPLETE AND ble and cheap homes, keep just such Ptipplles as will accommodate the riage, aware of Physical Weakness (LossofProcreativa ran this Factory during tho last three years, wants of the people in town and county, and all are Power—Impoteucy,) Nervous Excitability, Palpitation, LIGGETT & LURTY, ^ apr'iG-lf BERLIN & BRYAN, K19|a ACRES OF LAND—portion of it in the corpora- nvited to call* Satisfaction guaranteed. Organic Wookness. Nervous Debility, or any other' tion of Harrisouburg. A rare bargain. Disqualiflcntkm, speedily relieved. PRACTICE LAW ill all tho Courts, lufetior, Appol- Is1 Prepared to Print,i The IlaiTisonhurg Iron Foundry. The well-known Tanyard property in McGaheys- Respectfully, A SPEEDY CUKE WARRANTED. late and Federal. llAimisoNUURG, Va. #s Of!ice on ■* 1AII0T1 STOCS fillle, is now offered at a very reasonable figure. A GEORGK FILBERT. In recent Disease Immediate relief—No Mercury.— West- Market street, nearly opposite Loowcubaeh' rare bargain is offered. Persons Ruinirg their Health, Wasting'Tlme, with Ig- Store. ! Circulars, P. BRADILEY & CO., DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY in Harrisouburg. | norant Pretenders and Improper Treatment, Driving Sale Bills, Manufacturers of Livings- store room ouon first floor, dwelling above. Eligibly Disease into the System by that Deadly Poison, Mer- DR. FRANK L. 1IARR1B, jProgrammes, jCards, ion Plow--, Hill-side TMowb. Tr'Tr/Oiir "nr\ A located for business purposes.purposes, DOWNFALL cury, and Causing Fatal Affections of the Head, Noso' DENTIST, IlAtuusnNjiUiui, Va. Olllce Via in strefl, T (Letter Heads, Straw Cutters, Cane-Mi.Ib, Road-3era- TEN ACHES improved; comfortable dwelling; moa i Throat or Skin, Liver, Lungs. Stomach or Bswels, near the Eplseopal t'hnreb. [or,125 Posters,I pera, Horse-power and Thresher tn'fl an B B 1 l\ ¥ excellentTEN ACRES neighborhood; improved; title comfortable unquestionable. dwelling: Price, mos Speedily Cured. Lot no False DeTicacy prevent yoi* Dodgers, (Envelope Cards, pairs Iron Kettles. Polished Wagon- 03 U y u B I H J tf R i excellent neighborhood; title unquestionable. Price, IF THE PEICES OP BOOTS! applying. Enclose Stamp to Ittse on Reply. Will vipit Mt. JackBon and Now Mavket the socona J Boxes Circular Saw-Mills, Corn aud Plaster Crushers, iMcJL V/ Jt-J-i- JG# uu $750.00 cash, if purchased soon. Address DR. J. CLEGG. kTondny of every other month, remaining one week. ^Legal Blanks, (Directories, Fire Grates, Andirons, Ac. Also, u superior article of ^-n-pmp 56 Acres, 1 ^ miles from Pleasant Valley Depot. Of the Baltimore Lock HoapitaL Officers' Blanks,, (Business Cards, TIiimDIe Sice I ns, and all kinds of MILL GEAR- fu P|1 H C i jfl l\ik| Good improvements, Excellent orchard of 175 trupe. AS THE SEASON FOR BOOTS IS DRAWING BeptI3-ly 89 & 91 8, High St., Baltimore, Md. DR R. S. SWITZER, ( ING, kc. iKe-Flnisl»lng of every description, Ha lA |SB I y Never-failing Spring. Price $1,600. Easy terms.terms, TO A CLOSE, DENTIST, IlAniiifiONBURO, Va. OS'Office near the ^Wedding Cards,i, (Blank Notes, done promptly, at reasonable prices. Address, ^ JL^i « 1 315 Acres well improved Land in Warren county. Sprlnrj. Will spend four days of every month in -« j Checks, jft'TGy P. BRADLEY & CO., Harrisoulmrg.Va. Will be exchanged for Missouri lauds, or sold very I will sell ray stock of BOOTS CHEAPER THAN ATWtEitio-AJV Mt. Crawford, commencing with the third We dues- Ball Tickets, ., ., low for one-third cash and residue iuin three years,years. STA UNTOS, TA* day. "Ttty ]Dinner Tickets,, (Drafts, JdSf^SpcCial attention is invited to this jjrj^15 Acres of good laudland with ImprovomentH,improvements, 2)^2K j EVER. I have just received from the roanufoctureira N. M. CARTMELL, Proprietor. j Way-Bills, "new and elegant i rrr\r\Aa fLii InnTPRt in line,0 in miles from Railroad depot.l SomeRome meadow laud; well Bills of Fare, ASSORTMENT OF stock of goods the largest in tms ime r.in i\atvred;rtnti.red; 3l)30 ftcreaacres ofo1 choicechoioe timber;tiJuber. fencing good. a large supply of fl^HE management of this Hotel has changed hands,. JOHN E. ROLLER, Receipts, (School Circulars, Virginia, purchased at lowest prices1 tor This is a chonpcheap property. Can be ptirchasedpwebased for the B ami the present proprietor having leased it for a ATTORNEY-AT-T.AW, 1(Aiinlsounuao. Va.—Courts: , term of years is determiu'd to make it one of the Shipping ado.,(Mo. Statements, JEWELRY! cash, and which were procured especially*nil ^V low110 sum ACRES of $2100. OF land,LAND, Roodgood butiaingB,buildings, is18 mile,miles Men's, Ladies' and CMldreiTs Arctics, most desirable Hotels In the Valley of Virginia. With Itoi InDghSHi, Shellandoah and Augusta. Roing now i (Pam hlets, JUST purcliBBi'd a largo and fine asBortmout of IF at from Hurrisouburg. Fr ee, $50 per acre. This prop- twenty years' experience as a hotel-keeper—having I ut if ptihlic lifo, proposes to devote his whole tliro Tags,' WatcbeB, Clmiim, Binge, etc, for. .the n Holidayt Season, now so near at fromerty isHmTiMmburB. located iu a good rr neighborhoodce, $60 p^r aero. and Thisis a splen- prop- been proprietor oi Capon Springs for several years, to bis profession, Corresptiudenee and busluess Labels, l&c., &c., &c. Stylea tho latest and iiricas reoBonablo. erty is located iu a good neighborhood and is a splen- also'Men's. Ladies' and Ohildren'B Rubber Overshoes, also of the Taylor Hotel. Winchester, Va., before and will receive prompt attoution. as-Itiqialiing of all duscriiitioiiB promptly attended hand. Many aiadid homo.home. since the war. und qHSistant manager of the Greenbri- toiindwarranted. w. H. RITENOUB. ^ SFOR SALE—ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LIME- which I will scR at prices lower than before. ,rr White Sulphur Springs for sevew years—enables WM. B. COMPTON, T) A l\Tn U VT B I I- s! STONE LAND within four miles of Harrisouburg; him to guarante- to biH guests comfort aud a delight- (Lath or Woohson comvton.) will continue the XXi}\ n, 1 a XN VJ V Xii-I X J.XJK3 well watered; improvements good. ful sojourn at the American Hotel. PrucUi e of Law in the Courts of UocMughnm; tho FOR SALE—A valuable small FARM within one Hats and Shoes 49"My terms have been reduced in consequence of Court of A ppeala of Virginia, aud Courts of the Uni- ara'sr jbt Bourbon," "HeiHieBBy Cognac, Harrlsonburg. Ieb27-y mi IP AM MOT IT STOCK mento;xneuto; situate within suburbs of Harrlsonburg. One cor woman who deairea to buy goods, cheap and Rea- NEW DEPARTURE. ±111^ ^ v-r X Ofof the cheapest and most desirable little homesbomoa now Jsonable to give us a «h11, as we feel confident it will be8 h0 „ « /• x* rix lu market. luCall market. aud sec Call what aud a smallsec what sum a smallof niom)2> sum of niom)> to do so. During the past season, afl goods have ' IN THE RESTAURANT PF.NDLF.TON BRYAN, is required to purchase this delightful home. • every delicacy of tue seaflon, as well' as substanHalh. COMMIS8IONEK IN CHANCERY AND NOTARY PUB- REVOLUTION AtIll UJOSEPH U MUX H NEYiliix wS GOllfCCtiOllCryJ StOPG,, I" requiredflAT toW_aft«nrAHftf purchase thiB Wn«»8T»uiil deU^htfu! Innntxid home. nn ♦He CM" USE can be had at all hours. OYSTERS, BIRDS and oth LIC, lUnuiHONBtaH., Va.—Will give speeinl atten- FOR SALE—20 acres of Woodland, located on tho • ©r game, served ap iu the best style at short notice. 1 tiou to Hie taking of dtposllions and aoknowledg DEALERS IN road leading from Harrisonbnrg to Cross-Keys. This . I'stterson will con- ceedingly Vow. This property has one ot tho host usual. B. E. LONG, Agent. ployed. ttnuc to practloo In tho County Court of Itocklug- erly belonging to tho trade: sites for a Merchant Mill of any wo know of iu Rock- jfcy'AH packages delivered in town free of charge. The largo and oommodlous stabling attached to tkia ham. Farm Bells. Grindstones and Fixtures, Rock ESTEY ORGANS, GRAND, SQUARE ANO UPRIGHT ingham county. Tha land is pronounced the very Hotel is under the management of Mr. II. GATES. G»A8. T. OTEanALL. Judge of Rnek'm Oonniy Court, Faetovy Pflces.. D H A (f^ O 1 beat in the Valley of Virginia. A rare bargain is to 1). Q. Pati'KIIhiin, f-irtaerly of the ftrui of Haas k Pat- and Gun Powder, Picks, Mattocks, Axes. be had. NEW GOODS A BATH-HOUSE Is connected with tho House. terson. laar'Jk-'TI Hemp and Mituilla Hope; also n fuU und Send for particularfl to gi' |t Ml Lyij 0 3 ^ ■ FOR SALE—A nice little Farm of 76 Acres, six —AT THE— Mrs. MARY C. LUPTON, Proprietress DR. J. V. GORDON, larffo assortment of Mecliailice' Tools, miles from county seat, on the waters of Muddy CHAS. E. LUPTON, Manageiu Farmers' and Builders' Hardwato, Win- SANDERS & STAYMAN, lannfactnrers' Agents, ■ Creek; smooth laud; good new dwelling-house; Burn, J.R. LUPTON. I LLERK1,GLERKU FFIO. at REHIPFNCE, Main S'EUEet, oppOHito 15 North Cuaelks St., Baltimore, Md., Tho prinoipal points of superiority in the STIEFF Corn-crib and Wagon shed, and other out-buildlugs; VARIETY STORE. Q. B. 8TK0THER. J • the KpU.opat church. jMi'Jl-tf dow Glass aud Putty, Pocket aud Table f. nclng in pood repair; seven acres of Orchard ol » April 16 ly- Uutleiy. 1119 Pe»;n8YI.vania Avenue,_____ Wakhihwton, D. O. Pimpspower—evenncHs are brilliant of slugiugtouch throughout quality of tone,tho entire with ucale,great cho'co fruit,; running water on the farm. Price $4000, I HAVE just received my stock of Fall and Winter DKt. u. H. & R. TATUM, Wo are Agents for tho celebrated W.B -ANew S«iunrc orUprlglUPIonofor faultless action, unsurpassed durability, nnd unex- in five payments. Good Title. JL Goods,Qoods, couslstlng of PHYSICIANF '\N' s"R(tE()NH. Offli* In Rocking- S!450.00, ■warittutvcl. celled workmanship. FOR SALE—A Farm of 70 Acrea of choice ham Bank liiilluinB. Ciiile promptly atVudcd to iu Lund; well watered by Pleasant Run; near the Pleas- DRY GOODS GROCERIES CARPETS town or country. [May 3r<, 1877. ..deol'by ^ largo variety of Second-hand PianoH, ant Valley Depot, V. II, U., five miles South of Harrl- CA89IMEUES MOLASSES THREE PLY, "Cottage" Cook Stove! 1«n m •nvirw of ,l11 makers, coustauUy in store, aud ranging hi sonburg; good dwelling-house; bank barn; about 56 DRESS GOODS, SYRUPS, INGRAIN, 4F~I want all kinds of PRODUCE for cash or Jh ■ acres cleared laud, aud of good quality; about 20 acres CALICOES, SUGARS HEMP, change for Greceries, In choice oak ami hickory timber. This is a very good SHAWLS, COFFEES, HOMEMADE 1 am sellicg Boots, Shoes, Lamps and Qaeeaawarw PHYSICIAN AND SUBGLON. nnd rosidencs, ' ipnuT a wt mm ^ ^ - farm and cheap. Call at once and puroha^o a bargain. BLANKETS. AC. TEAS. AO. OILCLOTHS. at coat. ouc dnor eolith "t Revere House. 1| . | t„ n I H ll I j® Sj I llllj We are also Sole Agcnto for tbo Southern Slatoa of A full line of Grigham's hand-made Boots and Shoes. Call and see mo and be convinced that I sell goodw .ml country premptly attended to. A 1 oliHjnnlOn ywu 154:45 ACHES of good land located In tbe counties Ladies' and Children s city made work, Shoe Find- as cheap aud pay us much as any one. of Londonu and Fairfax, Va.; has two good houses ings. French Culf Skins. Kip, Upper aud Solo Leather. DK. D. A. BUCHKH, The Matchless Burdett Organs, and two good Barns, ho situalod as would make two Lining and Topping Skins, Looking Glasses, Window K: X=i,O"W. farms. The laud is watered by Bull Run; has over Glafis and Putty. Reapecifully, or no EON BENTlfff. would reapoctrully In. tll0 the best now made. A full supply of every style two hundred acres of river bottom. Good timber land, My stock has been bought exclusively for cash, and marchl5 • J-NO. 8. LEWIS, With tho view of engaging inIn tho constantly iu stero. and sold on the most liberal terms. and located within three miles of tho O. k Alex. Rail- will bo sold at prices that will defy competition. All road. Terms mode oaHy, and a bargain will be given goods^junriiutced as represented. •n«u".Uosrh^ j FLOUR, GRAING RAIN AND TOBACCO of 1""'n0B ani1 Mapplicution is made soon. aoytlVTJ HENRY 8HA0KLETT. WHO WANTS AN 0K0ANI rldgfwuter. O. CONRAD ha* circulars from various Or» BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, M. fesTIElTF* SomeUiIntr New in tho way of n Truss DR. JAMES CLEGG twenty years experience J[ gnu companies and la authorized to supply Or- fur lioruiii or Ktiyiuro. iu Female Diseases, Irregularities,V Ovarian Tum- gaus at greatly reduced pt Icea, ranging from $60 up- NOTICE. we will from this date sell our entire stock qf No. 9 tlortb Liberty Street, ors, guarantees satisfaction or no charge. BuslueHscon- wards, lor cawh. Organs will l>»! sent on trlMl without JuneQl.n y Baltimore, Md. 7 fldentlal. Pulieuts furnished with board if required. cost—warranted for si* years. PIANOS also at hot. T-vUnrMtlRISO my nbaence in Ktohmoofl. WM. SltANDS BOOTS, SHOES, HAWNESS, BRIDLE 4, SADDLES, 13m. JTOTsTmS Address 89 k 91 S. High Street, Baltimore, Md. I torn figures aud warranted. 4 ^ B I nuent t R.R P. It AO AN. Esq.., will attend to my law Call and see tho styles and prices—East-Market St biisluess. COLLARS, AND GROCERIES, NOTICE. PATENT VENTILATED TRUSS. Harrltsonlmrg, Va. ian24 dtrtlb-'im JOHN PAUL. ANDREW LEWIS at reduced prices, for cash. rilUK undersigned resnectfully informs tho citizen filHIS appliance eonsisla of metallic ventilated 1, J of HarriMouburg and Rockiuglmm county that I I plan n ami pads, olegantly plat d with mcklu, REPAIRS Watches, Olooks and Jewelry In a work- SEWING MACHINES nn TO ANDREW LEWIS', U^'ln'tirumike'. very pMtleiUar, and ct has opened an offiue as gmierul collector of notes, ac « which are kept in place by wonbauds around manlike manner and at reasonable prices. All S1BKUT A M0FFETT. conutH, \c , and promises to use due diligence in co; the body, bearing equally upon the entire unrfaoe, Watch woik warranted twelve mouths. ooll of all kinds for sale nt lowest pricci. Machines ra Tf T®.rU, .r lectlng any claims eutniHted to him. Returns prnmpl roqiiiring no pads upon tho back or spine, as do the paired on short notice, an \ all kind of uoedlea, attach* l n gold silver m'eteel, U« Has Uiem. " J_ v itoc Bttt',«IW'tiau a ly nnulc. Oflico in the room occupied by the HUerll vHi iouH forum of spring IruHHes. They are emdl/ad- on Wftn 11 nientM, oils, ko., fur aula Lv lu the Court House for the j>ie»t nt. TI ^respect, y buy^ 'Irst-clnsathe celebrated Cook "Gotlage"Stove, perfect Cook lu atevery OF.O. O. CONRAD, V T Arl'ltM Or7m.«'K.N.»".-J|wuo ut ee VOUU fsi.ron^e eoUene.^ROil,< 8 11, lLAO&BMlTH'S auppllfto ITirnlshrrt at the lowos [ Rospactfully, W. W. MAHTZ. jurtud aud worn with perfect ease day ami night. For I may 10 ROHR, BPR1NKKL k CO'ri. jan lo Ilatrlsoubard, Va. V 'or ^" " ■"'"oxT-a Dtii Sl£ro I iualT ' W I. O I raUe at ROHii, Sl'RXNKLL a* CO S. aug9-6m 1 kale at (Uuv29) L. II. OTT'S Drag Store.