THr^ - OST WAGER. Jack when I went down stairs. Well, tion like one of your prize cattle 1 No, I signed it with a great ffourish of hands!" shrieked out Thome, growing The Brindled Bog. Genius and its Trlnls. indeed I Let the young man go where purple in the face. « I{ XEIVS irilJLS. now COUSIN JACK WON 1119 WIFE. trumpets, and just then who should he came from 1 A pretty impression cotae in but papa and tbe stranger. Of "Oh, several sir. I nm not so inex- Yesterday morning a soap-haired Tbe calamities of genius are noto- Over 2^000! miners in Cape Breton, ho must have of the ladies in thisqnar- , perienced a» yon soppose,"* replied ; young man of eigihteon was drawing a rious. A long list of renowned names Tho trunks wore nil packed and course I fled, aud when I came back ter of the globe 1'' will depend on rijpr^y for food and shelr the letter was sealed and safe iu Jack's Jack, smiling. big brindled dojj aiouad tho City Hall was once published exemplifying this tor this winter. Coided, and tbe carpet-bags were piled "Bat my love, Zebedee Chester is "Are you not ashamed to confess it?" market anxious to find a purchaser. A truth,, but perhaps there is uo more up in the corner of tho capacious, old- pocket-book, and, Olive, it was the one of my oldest friends, and the A Masons' Congress, with delegates wrong letter." "No; why should I be?" corpulent old chap,, sm&ktug a long powerful illustrations thau is afforded fashioned ball. young man is really a very fine look- "Get out of my garden, you young pipe and dodging the rria,' finally by the lafe- of Alichael Augelo, t^s im- from all parts of thp. .will bp hlpM How melancholy tbcy looked, those "It was rather a dim light, and i reg fellow, and rich into the bargain. in London iu 1877. papa s eyes are not as keen as they . reprobate J" screamed Jabez, leaping halted the young map and asked: mortal sculptor of Moses, David. Day emblems of parting and adieux. Not Go in and talk to bka n little while, up with lightning rapidity. "To come "Aly frent, ho.w little you vants for and Night: the painter of tho Bistino An immense prairie fire has been eveu the merry laughter of the two or wore, woet to be, and my impertinent that's a good girl 1 Iccn't stand it a raging since October 1,3 near Fort Lar- missive was gone, while the real bona here and offer to buy my daughter, as dose dogs?"" Chapel and the Last Judgment—the three young girls, who were gathered minute longer." if she were a patch of potatoes 1 Go, I "Two dollars will take hinVwaa the architect of St. Peter's. Italians of amie, destroying vast quantities of grass, around a stalwart, handsome young fide letter lay there among a heap of And old Jabea wiped his forehead, discarded papers. And I hadn't cour- 1 say I" reply, "and a belter diog. never stood Florence held alcommomosativo festival l About sixty Mormon missionaries, fellow of about twenty-fire could en- on which the perspiration was stand- "Your daughter, Mr. Thorne T i on tour loga and howled." last month in honor of her greatest passed through Omaha during this week tirely banish an impalpable something age to confess my misdemeanors, papa ing in big beads. And Mary burst in- is so opposed to my innocent little "Tea, my daughter, you Jack a- "Veil, goom along mid me," contin- name. A new life of this remarkable bound, for different portions of the coun- of sadness from the sense. Cousin to an uncontrollable fit of laughter. dandy 1" Jack was going away, the goueral mis- jokes, and Jack is off with that inde- ued the old chap, raising his umbrella. man—sculptor, painter, architect and tfjr. "The whole affair is so ridiculous ?" "But I'm not bargaining for your Ho paddled a full mile through tho poet—has lately been written by Au- The Fredericksb.urg News reports the chief-maker, torment, and tease of the scribable letter T I shall certainly win she exclaimed. daughter. I am bargaining for that pouring rain, tha yonng man and tbe relio Ootti. This work has been com- whole family, and Mr, Chester, sitting tho sleeve-buttons, Olive, but what a But she adjusted the moss roses nev- presfUjec Iheije of a large number of buy- by the distant window, wiped his spec- land across the river." brindled dog at his heels, and reaching posed by the aid of hundreds of letters ers from Pensylvania who arc looking tornado there will be wheu my mis- ertheless and tripped demurely into "Don't tell me 1" ejaculated Mr. home at last tbe dog was led in, the hitherto locked from the world in tho tacles every five minutes, and declared 1 for Virginia farms. chief leaks out." tbe parlor. Thorny tugging away nt the fastening old man refilled his pipe and sat down chests of the Buonarrotti family. Tbe that the type of the evening paper was And Minnie looked so bewitchingly Now, if there was a determined point The Chicago Tribune has special infor a terrible trial to old eyes. lovely in ber alternate paroxysms of of his pocketbookj; "your uncle's letter and said; life a revelation of sorrow aud trials motion that Hon. Gilbert C. Walker, of in Jack Lacy's character it was his has informed me of your atroeious in- " Now, my frenK, ish dose a good akin to those flames of afilction in which "Ay, you may laugh, girls," said terror aud laughter, that Olive, grave aversion to women in general, and if Virginia, will, bp tho Demcrcratio com- old sister though she was, had not tention." dog?" the great uqture of tbe world are tried promise candidate for speaker. Jack, applying himself vigorously to there was any oae thing on which he "Will you allow me to see tho letter, " He's the best kind of a dog," was refined, The story of his troubles tho refractory lock of a portmanteau, heart to lecture her as soundly ns she prided himself it was his derided old Nearly thirty of the evangelical minis- deserved. sir ?" the reply. with Popes and malicious and envious "Perhaps you may ouo day discover bachelorism. Imagine his vexation Thome jerked it out of tbe compart- " DoeB he keep thieves away from my artist has been often told, but this fe ters of Boston, at n second conference, that it isn't such a laughing matter. The erimson sunset of the sky hext and dismay, therefore, when, after a resolved to hold a series of meetings in evening shone radiantly into the spe- ment where it lay, and tossed it angri- house? " a tale of on unworthy family whom Think of the loss tho family is going formal introduction, old Mr. Thorne Angelo helped and fed and painfully thp hope of bringing about a revival. to sustain in my excellency." cial sanctum of the worthy old .Jabez ly toward Lacy. He opened it, nod in " You hot he will! Why, he'd chaw withdrew, leaving him tete-a-tete with spite of tbe annoyanee and raortifica- i up a nana qnieker'n flash ! " held up against their own inertia and DauVilte has determined to have an- "But you'll come back soon. Jack, Thorne, of Thornville, justice of tho the pretty creature in white muslin and evil. Fathers nor brothers thought of other vote on the proposition rceeutly dear," coaxed Minnie Chester, the pret- peace, and chairman of all the agricul- tion burst into laughter at the sight of " Does ho keep der bat boys out of roses. It was embarrassing enough, Minnie's dainty handwriting. ray garden ?" , hi iu except as, he supplied them with defeated to subscribe $50,000 to the tiest and most roguish of all the cousins, tural inoetings for ten miles around. It particularly as Mary blushed every DauvfUc and, Henry county railroad. aud one who kept up a perfect fire of was no scholarly-looking library, like "It's nothing to laugh at, sir I" ex- " Well, you ought to see him go for mouey, stinting bitaself meanwhile so time he looked at her, and evinced an claimed Thorue. a boy once. He's had bis teeth into tout, when he was busy on the stotue The diamond-lcdgc grid at Pclcrbom, practical jokes and girlish tricks at his that of his ancient comrade, Chester, exceedingly great disposition to laugh. of Pope Julius II. ho slept with work- N. IL, has at last been abandoned, the expense. but a square, light room, with four un "My dear Mr. Thome, we ore all the every boy in Maoomb county. " "Well," thought Jack, "tbe manners victims of a ridiculous mistake," said "i>oe» he like my children ? " men, four in a bed. His father wns books exhibiting not the first dollar of There she sat on tbe biggest trunk curtaiuod windows, and ornamented and customs of this locality are rather i old and perhaps childish, but his bro- income on an outlay of over $G5,000. of the collection, her brown curls hang- with numerous black framed engrav- Lacy. "My uncle never wrote this " Like 'era ? Why, thafs his great odd, to say the least of it. I came to letter, it is the work of my mischievous hold. Nothing so pleases him as a thers were ineffably mean. They Judas P. Benjamin, late Secretary of ing about ber round face, and her eyes iugs of prize cattle and ginut turnips. consult an old man about purchasing sparkling with a curious mixture of Ho was seated in a leather-cushioned cousin, Minnie. Tbe genuine document bouse full of children. " would complain of him to their father, tho Confederate States, is said to have, land of him, and he bounces out of tbe must have been left behind." Tho old man hesitated for a minute and then the old man would reprove an income of .£10,000 a year from the fun and tears. armchair, looking over the files of an room, and sends his daughter. What him. He sent to his brother a fine 'Tin not at all certain of that, Miss agricultural journal, to find some cov- "And you didn't come to look for a and thou asked: practice of law in London. on earth am I to say to Uor. I'd like to wife ?" " Can doze dog play on a fiddle? " dagger to present to Fillippo Strozzi, Minnie," said Jack, decisively. "If I eted information on the subjects of know. The Russian minister at Constantinople "I came to purchaso real estate," " Play on a fiddle ? Why—why—yes and the mercenary fellow instead sold lias boon reading a serious lecture to tho succeed in finding a locality to suit me, phosphates and superphosphates, when And Mary glanced shyly in tbe di- it to Fillippo. The saddest letters, are I shall probably decide to settle per- a servant brought him a card and a "Whew-w 1" old Jabez Thome whis- sir, ho can. Ha can play seven differ- Turkish government, and it is said threat- rection of her companion, came to the tled loud and long, then offered his ent tunes on a fiddle ! " two, one iu bitter reproo-f tohlayoung- manently at Thornville and turn land- letter. conclusion that he had "beautiful Span- ens armed intervention in the provincial proprietor on my own account." •The gentleman is in the parlor, sir.' hand to bis guest with a hearty laugh. It was a big lie, but the soap-haired esl brother, who had apparently long troubles. ish eyes," and a moustache decidedly "Well, my boy, I'm heartily sorry I young man was bound to make a sale been troting his father badly, and had "Only imagine our Jack a gentleman Jabez Thoruo laid aside his news- superior in style to the hirsute adorn- finally gone so far ns to strike him; the Iu Woonsocket, libnclc Lland, Satur- of property!" laughed Minnie, appeal- paper, glanced at the card, which bore called you so many opprobious names, if he bad to bury truth out of sight. ments of the young gentlemen of but Mary and I supposed you were af- other of infinite tenderness to the old day night, vandals entered Oak Hill ing to her sisters. the simple inscription, "John Lacy;" " Can doze dog play on a horn in Cemetery and threw down and, broke, Thornville. ter her. I must go tell the little minx der prass pand ?" asked tho old man father, comforting him, and telling him "I don't see anything so very ridicu- then at the letter, which purported to Mr. Lacy looked up at the coiling about eighty marble monuments, head- lous iu tho idea," remarked the young be the introduotory to that individual. what a blunder we've made." after a pause. of plans for their future together, This and down at the carpet, and wondered ' Stay a moment, sir," said Jack, lay- brother' disregarding the appeal to re- stones, dec. man, rather piqued at the amusement "How—ba—from my old college " On a born ? Whv. he has led the v what the consequences v/ould be were ing a detaining hand on tho old gen- Alt. Clemens band for the last year.— form at home, went straightway to tho A Vft y ehock, of earthquake was re- of his relatives. "At all events, there's chum, Chester, na I live". Remarkable he to escape incontinently through the West Indies-it was then in 150S-and ported in San lietiito county, California, one incalculable advantage that will re- change in his handwriting, but time tleman's arm, ns his quick eye detected Yes sir-o-e, he can play on r horn with open French window. That would not tbe distant flatter of Miss Thome's was heard from no more for forty Sunday morning, preceded by a harsh, sult from ray departure." alters us all. Haven't beard from him be a very dignified proceeding, how- anybody." rumbling noise, 'fhc vibration was from "And what is that, Mr. Oracle ?" dress among the trees; "will you allow Tho old man was a little staggered, years. Then, Michael Angelo being in twenty j'oars, and—hallo! what is ever, so he resigned himself to destiny mo to make tho necessary explanations seventy-three years old, he suffered east to west. "The fact that you've played your this ? A pretty cool request, upon my by making some original remark on and he waited quite a while before ask- last freak on me, you tormenting little myself? I am not at all certain that, ing: remorse at tbe thought of bis brother's A sixty-horse pAVfer sawmill boiler ex- world—nephew wants a wife and has the weather. It had the much desired after I have selected a home, I shall unblest death, far off, and wrote anx- ploded at Listowcllo, Canada, smashed minx!" beard that I possess a daughter—has effect of breaking the ice, however, and "Can doze dog write letters for me 1 "Don't be so certain of that, Cousin lots of money—wants me to aid him not enter into business-like negotia- to mv prndder in Sherraanv?" iously to know if be bad oonfessad • tho windows in nearly every house in ho was agreeably surprised with tbe tions for a charming young wife to pre- aud received the sacrament. When town, blew many store fronts out and Jack! said Minnie, shaking her long with ray well-known experience in such arch vivacity of Miss Thorne. Only "Write! Write letters?" curls. "What will you venture Idou't matters. What does the rascal mean ?" side over it." "Taw." ho wns answered he wrote thus: totally demolished the sawmill. . once did she seam confused; it was "As you please, my lad," said " You write that, also Giovansimono The Fountain wallet, but let his hand drop, and tion nt times being so great that evon throats and fiorsc thieves, who had sto- self-possession. "But she is an uncommonly pretty girl tho most skillful are deceived as to the len fifty mules, and at the time of their, When Mr. Chester sot in his cosy, "I had thought of settling ip this ed stakes, for I have wou something of inquired: —and I shall certainly take an early infinitely more value—-a wife I component material, ns we learn that capture were on route to New Alexico. red OBi'tained library, revising tbe let- vicinity, Mr. Thorne," said Jack, after walk through that grove of cedars to- "Can doae dog shump over the City ono of, if not tho oldest merchants ter which be had been writing to his the coromouies of greeting had been Couaia Jach." Hall ?" The desperadoes wore heavily ironed morrow morning before breakfast." From which we may conclude that testified in court that he always sup- and sept under heavy escort to Fort Sill. old friend, Jabez Thorne, of Thorn- exchanged, "and understood from my Ho dreamed of blue-eyed Mary This wns a crusher. The young raau posed that crape was made of worsted ville, to tho effect that his nephew, uncle that you had a desirable piece of the result "of Alary's "consideration" knew he couldn't beat it, and he re- Senator Bayard, of Delaware, tells ap Thorne that night, and rose' decidedly was very favorable." —a pardonable mistake, when wo con- John Lacy, was in search of an eligible property that you might be disposed to pleased that he should have a reasona- plied : Augusta editor that the people of the sider how wiry and unsilky it not only South have but faint conception of the piece of land, and wished to settle part with." * n ble excuse for calling at her father's "No, I don't think be can. hut I'll appears, but feels. The fact, is, how- down in that vicinity, aud requested "Piece of property," thought the old house so soon. Death of a Notadlk Ladt.— Afrs. warrant him to jump forty feet and distress of tho Nortn; that in his opinion. Marie Antoinette Tidhall died at the res- over, that tbe articles of chief value in Mr. Thome's aid and co-operation in gentleman, beginning to fire up again, "I certainly can't be in love!" quoth catch n fly." tho productidu of crape is the finest Where one Southern map. is suffering the selection of the sumo, Minnie open- but controlled his emotion, and only he mentally. "Bdt how Miuuie would idence of her son, Col. Gco. H. King- " You gan take doze dog away, my from poverty feu Nonhorq men arc suf- Italian silk, spun and woven in a pe- fering much iporc. ed the door. answered, "Really, sir, this is a very tease me if she thought I was in dan- gold, paymaster of tho United States ar- frent." said the old man." culiar manner, and treated to various "Pupa, there is some one down stairs strange request; one can hardly be ex- ger of sueing for not only a farm but a my,in San Francisco, Cal, on the 27th "You won't take him ?" The Qovcner of Louisana has signed of October. The San I randaco Alta mechanical and chemical operations— who wishes to see you immediately, pected to answer definitely upon so wife." "No, zur; I vhanls no dog vhatcan't some of which are held in tho most the death warrants of six criminals con- for one minute." very short notice." Old Jabez Thorne was busily en- states that her maiden name was Hay, and sbiunp over der City Hall." victed of murder—two at Conshatta,to be "Very onnoying^, said the old gen- that she was a native of Richmond Va. profound secrecy—that its manufac- ■ "Certainly not, Mr. Thorne. I have gaged nipping the dead leaves of his "But you'd made a fair bargain, and ture not only calls into play the most executed op Friday, November 19; two in tleman, "just as I was finishing this no wish to hurry you," said Jack, po- pet burustiness with a gigantic pair of She was well educated, beautiful and said you'd take him." Monroe, and two in New Orleans, to ba letter of Jack's. However, I can seal accomplished, and was a favorite with exquisite skill aud patienoe, but re- litely; "but I am rather anxious to see garden scissors, that morning when "I can't heln dot. Vhens I hav two quires the investment of enormous executed November 26. Two of the it afterward. Minnie, suppose you for myself, and if you will favor me young Lacy sprang over the hedge and Airs. President Madison, and she is one dollars for a dog he shall be able to copdcraod are white and four colored. glance over it and dot the i's and cross of the few who have been married in tho capital. with a brief description of the promi- saluted him with a buoyant "good shump like a pird." Crape is sometimes made of cotton the t's; I'm not so much of a penman White House. General Samuel Ring- And tho yonog man dragged bis Great distress is said to prevail among nent features of—" morning," and passed under the names of "Albert" tho industrial classes of Gcrmanr and as I used to be." But Mr. Thorne was fidgeting un- "Well, sir," he went on to say, "I gold, of Fountain Rock, Aid., who pos- brindled dog out of the house and back sessed a vast estate and lived in grand and "Victoria," for such uses that do Rqsaia op account of the failpre of the Aud old Mr. Chester pushed back easily on his chair, have seen the property, and am per- to the market, where he offered him not require the more espensivc article. bis chair and rose from tbe antique ta- "What do you mean, sir?" he ex- fectly delighted. A fine, healthy in- style, became horhusband in 1813, He for fifty cents, without getting a buyer, crops, and a much worse condition of ble to attend to tbe claims of bis ur- had numerous horses and hounds, and The use of this emblem of woe is so utthirs is apprehended during the com- claimed, wrathfully. vestment—no disease about it, I'm ou the increase that tho diminutive ing winter unless the respective Govern- gent guest. Jack was rather perplexed at this convinced." fox-hunting was a common amusement The Hard Would.—A groat many Olive Chester was brushing out the with him and his guests. Gen. Ringgold band of rosettes that formerly sufficed ments should take prompt measures for cavalier reception, but he answered as "Hem !" said Mr. Thorne, dubiously. men. whatever may have been their mourning purposes has been over- relief. heavily braids of her Juxuriaut hair be- courteously as possible, "Why, sir, of "And I would like to take a second, died in 1829, leaving five ehiidrcn, one experience in life, are accustoraod to fore the dressing mirror of ber own of whom occupied a distinguished posi- come by fashion, until stricken ones course it is not best to be too precipi- more thorough inspection in vour so- complain of the usage fhev havp re- indicate their grief by dense folds of Already candidates for State ofiicos are apartment, two hours later, when Min- tate on a matter of such importance." ciety, sir, if you please." tion in tho publio service as an officer ceived iu tho world. Thoy'fill the ears presenting their claims. Here are three nie ran in with a countenance comical- in the Mexican war, and one a comman- crape, that seemingly envelop them iu "If this is a fair specimen of tbe ris- "Really, Mr. Lacy," said the old of those who have tho misfortune to clouds of unoousolable sorrow. R. C. Burkholder, of Campbell, for sup- ly divided between dismay and delight. ing generation," thought the indignant man, sharply, "my daughter has not der in the navy. In 1832 she married bo their friends With lamentations re- erintendent of tho penitentiary ; William "My dear Minnie, what has hap- R. M. Tidball, of Winchester, Yn., and Crape, tho civilised world over, is Jabez. "they are about as impudent a yet come do^n stairs, and—" specting their own troubles. But jhere the insignia of mourning, and uo other Lovonstcin, of Richmond, for penitentia* pened?" exclaimed the elder sister, set of Jackanapes as I want to see. "What the mischief has his daugh- after his death she made her home in is no man who is born into a world of ry storekeeper, and John E. Haukina, of dropping the hair brush and letting all 18G0 in San Francisco with her son. artole can fill its place, it being tho But I owe something to my long friend- ter to do with the matter?" thought of trouble; and no man has over at- outgrowth of a refined civilization that, Hiohmoud, for superintendent of publio tho rayeu tresses ripple down unheed- ship with old Zebedee Chester—I won't Lacy, but he said, politely: She had spent much of her life, from tained anything like the full stature printing) ed over her shoulders. 1810 to 1840, in Washington, where demanding a suitable fabric, has found tarn the puppy out of doors quite yet." "Of course, I will wait any time that of manhood who has not boon ground, in it a marvelous adaptability. "I've won the diamond sleeve but- "I suppose it is healthy?" asked may be convenient to you sir. I ob- she was the centre of an admiring cir- as it were, to powder by the hard- tons, Olive! but, oh! I didn't mean to. cle, and where she had opportunities to Alhemaule.—Rev. J. E. Alassey wag Lacy, blandly. served a good deal of native roughness, ships which ho has oncounlered in life. elected by the judges of election, What would papa say if he only know but I cannot doubt that there is a very become acquainted with many of tho The grand annual communication of the "What is healthy ?" This is a world in which men wore Grand Lodge of Alnsons of Virginia will though defeated by fbe people. The it—and Cousin Jack, too?" "Your properly. Sometimes in these great susceptibility to improvement. men most prominent in the government. made, not by velvet, but by stone and "Sit down, you wild little elf," said Ilcr observation was accute, her memory take place on the second Monday of De- Oharlottesville Ghronule. says: low grounds diseases are apt to pre- A little judicious cultivation will ac- iron handling. Therefore, do not cember at St. Alban's Hull, in Richmond, "By (bo ignorance of the job-printej) Olive, gently forcing her sister into a vail, and—" complish wonders." excellent, and her conversational talents grumble, bat oonquer your troubles. chair, "and explain this mysterious brilliant, so that her company was al- and will bo presided over by General of this office, whp was not aware that "Does he except my Mary has the "Let me tell you, young man," bo • —♦ • - W William B. Taliaforro, Grand Master. tho law required ballots to bo printed riddle I" fever and ague?" thought old Thorue, gnn Mr. Thorne, in a towering rage, ways enjoyable. A. J. Alexander, Woodburn Stud "Well, you know papa left mo to -*•<>•«- ou white paper, tbe Ropublionn tickets leaping briskly out of his chair as if but Lacy saw that he had committed Farm, Spring Station, Ky., has consented were printed on a tinted paper. At look over a letter to Mr. Thorne—and an insect had stung him. "I'll some arch blunder, and hastened to There are signs that Moody and San- to dcposlto the skeleton of tho renowned George E. Boston, formerly of Win- be was detained longer than bo ex- kcy are going to reap a big harvest here, chester, Va., was recently murdered in the court-house precinct, Iffy of tbesa send my daughter to you, young man say: Lexington with tho Smlthoninn Institute ballots were declared to be illegal, and pected, almost an hour, in fact—and I —that will settle the busines at once." "In short, I am determined to se- Hundreds of gentlemen are coming up at Washington, D. C. Prof. Baird has tho Yoscmito Valley, California. His couldn't help amusing myself by wri- and paying their bar bills; boys who cabin wns entered, it is supposed by In- wore not counted. At the Alonticollo And before Laoy could express his cure the rural gem at any price. What written, expressing his desire to have the Houso and other voting-places tho ting a parody on the letter." surprise his choleric host had banged is the sum you demand ?" charged ton cents a head to refrain from skeleton, and promises to have it hand- dians, and ho was murdered and his huffy "A parody ?" stoning cats on Sunday can now bo burnt, only tho head remaining. sfuxio tickets wore voted and counted. the door behind him and disappeared. Mr. Thome fairly sat down on the somely mounted and placed in a con- The Board of Canvassers at a late "Yes—yon remember somebody tell- Mary Thome's astonishment was gravel walk, overpowered with the ava- bought for five; women who used to spicuous position in the museum. ing us what a beautiful daughter Mr. hang out tho front windows to talk to meeting last night decided that tha even greater than her father's had lanche of wrath which he found impos- Tho fullowing is the result of the re- 167 votes referred to must bo left out, Thome had—so I wrote that Jack was been. She was attired in a white mus- sible to shape into words. each other now communicate through assessment of property in Winchester: in search of a wife, and had hoard of The "leading cojorcd pronoher" of as the judges had decided—in other lin, with a bouquet of crimson moss "Upon—my—word—sir I" he began; knot-holos in tho back yard Ibnccj ine- Chester, S.C., formerly school commis- Total valuation of buildings, $933,505; Miss Thorne, and wanted to settle in briates accustomed to gcting drunk on words, that they could not go behind rose buds in her bosom, and a spray of "you talk as if this was a mere matter sioner and now State Senator, has been increase over nsscssineut of Just yppr, tho decision of the judges." life, and all that sort of thing. In tbe same exquisite flowers in her hair, of buBinoss." twelve drinks now get drunk on six $735; total value of lots and builcfings short, wherever papa had written land convicted of issuing a fraudulent school ; for some rural parly or picnic, and at Jack was puzzled enough. "It's the and give tho rest to charitj', and so on $I, 'Q9,9-14; decrease since lost vcur' The Board of Canvassers decided cor- certilicto for $70 by a jury of which J rectly, but tbe judges of election de- or estate. I wrote wife I Wasn't it first absolutely refused to enter the way in which I have always been ac- throughout tho whale social economy $14,808. ' fun ?" ejaculated the little maiden, her there arc precious symptoms of a great eleven members were of his own color, cided incorrectly. The votes if prop- eyes dancing with diablerie. "But you parlor. customed to treat such affairs, sir." and six of them communicants of his own erly oouutod, would be: Alassey, 1,4GG; "What an idea?" she exclaimed, aud glorious revolution.—Brooklyn Ar- know I never once thought of seuding "Heretofore—you have been accus- yue. church. The Fish Commissioners of tho State Hamner, 1,489. Tho latter will no the letter; I only wanted to road it to blushing to the very tips of those tiuy tomed 1 and pray, sir, how many such are engaged jn stocking ajl our principal doubt appeal to the Houso of delegates, . shell-like ears. "To be put ou exbihi- Gen. George B. AleClcllau thinks of rivers aud creeks, not previously stock- little affairs have you hud ou your Subscribe now for winter reading. making Dulttmorc his pcrninijcut homo. . which will probably eitbof order a new ed with fish. election or seat Hamner. otative, there is no doubt that the SEWS ITEMS. Our Pfew Loglslnters. Lee: Jns. M. McElroy. Valley will bo the field from which the London; J. A. Carter, Wm. Mathew. choice will be taken. But the Valley, Forty-two' dead bodies have been LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE OENERAL AS- Louisa: •Wm. F. Gordon, *J. W. new ('iiRis ms & mm m-xm taken out of the colliery in Belgium, SEMBLY. while she has every right to the honor- in which an explosion occured a few Pomdexler. of having the Senator in a sectional days ago Lnnenbnrg: John L. Colcman. JOSr-NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY BARGAINS !-©a From the official returns received Madison; John A. Aylor. view, expects to gain it by'presenting The French Assembly will probably by the Secretary of the Coraraonwenlth Mathews: C. A. Bobannon. E ■ HW a candidate with superior claims. She be dissolved in December, elections wo make up the following complete Mecklenburg: *G. W. Young, *Iloss expects to present candidates whose for Senators take place in January and UNDER THE 8POT8WOOD HOTEL. HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH WITH AN jf Accomnc, Hamilton. IMMENSE STOCK OF Representatives in Febuary. House of Delegates. Middlesex: *L. S. Bristow. .didnte for tho qualifications, ability^nnd devotion to The names of the Conservatives ore the Conservative cause shall entitle her Major Geo. W. Grice, president of Montgomery: Chas. A. Ronald. .ouse of Deligntes, (he Raleigh and Gaston railroad, died in Roman; Independents, small caps; Nansemond: Thoa. H. Barnes. ^nn of t.he Genernl- As- to the honor. We have one in the suddenly Friday morning at bis resi- Republicans are morked with a ♦; col- Nelson; Isaac A. Paul. ! ! CONFECTIONERIES ! I . irginin, in opposition to Valley whose equal EastJ Virginia does dence in Portsmouth, Vo., of apoplexy. ored, italics. Norfolk City: L. D. Starke, W. T. Which will beat anything ever before brought to this town, and not contain, and wo have numerous In the Senate there will be 37 Con- Taliaferro. i Hnnjer, tho Speaker of It is estimated, from such census re- servatives; 3 white Republicans; 3 col- ast House. others tho peers of any across the turns as have been published this year, Norfolk county: * Miles Connor, AT PRICES TO SUIT the TIMES! ored Republicans. Northampton: * Peter J. Carter. Ridge. Wo shall claim tho Senator on that the population of the United In the House there will bo 99 Con- States is about 46,250,000. Northumberland: T. Edwiu Belts. The result of the recent election in account of his^ability and fitness, and servatives; 8 Independents; 11 white Nottoway: * Archer Scott. not simply on account of sectional Tho Philadelphia navy yard is to bo Republicans; 13 colored Ropublicans. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Kow York is, says the Albany Argus, sold at auction on tho 2nd of Decem- Orange; Uriel Terrell. courtesy. East Virginia has shown In the House there will bo four Pago: A. Broaddus. that on the first of January, ever mem- ber. It had to be kept up till the 2nd Smiths, and each of the following EVEBTTHINO THAT IS NF.W AND PRETTT. but little disposition,recently to con- Patrick: J. P. Critz. I have Rparpit neillipr time nor monry lii thn purchase of thepa (roods. I also have a full ber of tho Canal Board will be a Dem- of November, for obvious reasons. names will have two representatives:— stock of LAYER RAISIN'S. MnsnATELLK and SEEDLESS RAISINS. MALAGA sider the Valley at all, in the distribu- Petersburg: R. B. Davis, R. P. Bar- ocrat, and every elective Stale ofticor Among the appropriations made by Carter, Cox, Morris, Tolioferro and ham. GRAPES, HAVAN ORANGES, LEMONS, CALIFORNIA PEARS, &C. will bo a Democrat except nn Inspec- tion of honors; but, when the elections (he Board of Missions of the M. E. Williams. Pittsylvania: Langhorne M. Scruggs, have come on, that section has ap- Church were $7,500 for Virginia, and SENATE OF VIRGINIA. tor of State Prisons. W. A. "WitchER, J. J. Lampein. Groceries I Canned Fruits! pealed pitionsly to the Valley to come $4,500 for West Virginia. 1. Londonn, Alexandria, Fairfax and Portsmouth: Wm. A. Fiske. Part of the crew of the ship Jennie Prince William—Chos. E. Sinclair, Hi- Powhatnn: * Henry Cox. A FULL STOCK WHICH I WILL SELL CHRAP. The Norfolk Congressional district to the rescue and save her from the ills from Antwerp for Now York, mutinied ram O. Claughton. of Radicalism. Let her show her grati- Prince Edward: *Tazewell Branch. formerly represented by the notorious off the coast of Franco, and murdered 2. Orange, Cnlpeper and Madison— Prince George: Mann Page. radical, Plait, and now by Hon. John tude—let justice and wisdom prevail— the captain, male and boatswain. The D. A. Grimsley. Princess Anne: Jonathan O. Morriss., SSSt TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Goode, jr., went conservative in the and the Valley be given tho Senator. mutineers wore subsequently captured. 3. Flnvanna, Buckingham and Ap- Prince William: Jns. R. Purcell. OP ALL GRADES, FROM THE FINEST IMPORTED PARTAOAS TO THE "PENNY BUNCH" AND pomattox—Wyatt M. Elliott. late election by a large majority, thus Mossors. Moody and Sankey will be- Pulaski; P. H. McCaulI. BOOTBLACK'S DELIGHT. CorrcBpDndonco of tho Old Oommonwealib. gin their revivals iu Philadelphia on 4. Franklin and Henry—Peter Hair- showing the district to be completely eton, Jr. Rappabannock: Thos. G. Popham. IMiiliuIclphla—Attractions to Strangers— Sunday, (he 21st of November, in a Richmond City: W. W. Crump, Jas. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS! redeemed from radical rule. i'eiitninial—Accominodalions— one-story brick walled structure, for- 5. Campbell—John W. Daniel, H. Booley, Chas. U. Williams, Wm. S. Moody and Sankcy, Uc. merly used by tho Pennsylvania Rail 6. Halifax—Henry H. Hurt. Gilrann, W. P. M. Kellam. COME AND SEE US. Tho trial of Col. Joseph Mayo, jr., road Company as a freight depot. 7. City of Richmond and county of Richmond county: *W. W. Rains. Philadeijchia, Nov. 15th, 1875. Henrico—B. T. Johnson, William E. We will give you tke full worth of your Money! late State Treasurer, took place in At the present time, general atten- Senator Gordon, of Georgia, was Roanoke: Wm. Watts. interviewed a few days since on the Tanner, C. E. Wortham. Rockbridge: John Letcher, W. B. F. RESPECTFULLY, Ilichrnond last week. After hearing tion is directed to the city of Philadel- 8. Nottoway, Lnenburg and Bruns- phia, owing to the near approach of result of the recent elections. He de- Leech, the ovidcuco, the jury, after a consulta- clares that the currency question must wick—6*1(1/ Powell*. Rockingham: E. J. Armstrong, W. ». »». JOSEPH KEY. tion of five minutes, rendered n verdict the Centennial, and doubtless many of 9. City of Petersburg and the coun- your readers would like to hear some- be dropped from the presidential can- M. Sibert. that ho is insane, and was at the time vass, and the fighting be forced upon ties of Prince George and Surry—Wm. Russell: Wm. J. Kindrick. ffew Advertisements. YP XJ 33 IjI O £3 ^ XJ 313 thing of the character of the city which E Hinton. -OF- of the nlleired embezzlement, where- has been selected as the best place for the political crimes of the repubican Scott: Ira P. Robinett. SHORTRIDGE & BRU...... Complainants. party. 10. Dinwiddie, Greensville and Sus- vs. upon Col. Mayo was discharged. celebrating tho anniversary of the na- sex— William M. Stevens*. Sbenandoah: H. O Allen,J B Stroyer. D. IT. Lec Mortz, Elvira Martz, adm'r and widow of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, tion's one hundredth birthday. Small-pox is said to be provaling to 11 Norfolk county and city of Ports- Sinythe: Jas. W. Sheffey. B. F. Mart/., dec., William Mnrtz and Minnie Mart/, NEAR IXARIIISONBUUC, VA. a largo extent in sixteenth ward of Southampton: John H. Bogart. infant children of B. F. Marlz, dee'd, A. M. New- PURSUANT to decree of Hie Circuit Court of Rock- The Virginia Legislature will con- atthactioss to straxoeiis. month—J. H. Gayle. man, adtn'r of Thos. L. Yancey, dee'd, Magdalene ingham. rendered at the September Term, 1875, Brooklyn, N. Y., and vaccination Spotsylvania: A. W. Wallace. McD. Coffman, executrix of Isaac G. Colfman, dec., of said Court, in the chancery cause therein pending, vene on Wednesday, December Ist. It Possibly the first thing that would 12. Hanover and Caroline—Wm. D. Stafford: Geo. V. Moncure. and Daniel G. Mart/., adm'r of Addison B. Mart/., is in active progrois, though much op- Qnesenberry. dee'd, Defendnnts. in stylo "Robert Liskoy vs. John H. Bdl, kc.," I will. is safe to predict that no legislation attract tho stranger's attention is the position thereto is manifested by the Surry: Geo. T. Clarke. In Chancery in Ciuccit Court of Rocicingiiam. On the 11th day of December, 1875, regular manner iu which the streets 13. Essex,King and Queen and King Sussex: *H. M. Loman. Extract from decree rendered in vacation, Novem- at tho front door of tho Conrt-Honso of Rockingham will bo done until after the holidays. inhabitants of the inflicted section, who William—Wm. C. Nunn. ber 10th, 1875; county, offer for sale at public auction, are laid out, and the beauty of the are mostly German. Tazewell: Win. P. Cecil. "Ordered, that this cause be referred to one of the There will be several contested cases long rows of buildings. These build- 14. Frederick, Clarke and Warren— Warron: John T. Lovoll. Masters of this Court to settle tho accountH of I. O. THE TEN ACRE LOT in the House and the Senate, which, ings, erected in solid blocks, succeed- A collision occured Thursday on George W. Ward. Coffman, RubHtitutod Corarnissioner. to sell land in purchased by J. H. Bell Irom WnLIL W hi taker, cm a the Grand Trunk railroad, near Len- Washiugtou: Isaac C. Fowler, Chas. the chancery case of llcndreu, guardian vs. Smiths' portion of which said Bell now rcHidcs, said lot lying ing each other for miles, present a uni- 15. Sbenandoah and Page—Mann B. Coale. heirs. on tho west side of the Harrisouburg and Warm together with tho election of a United uoxville, Me., between freight and Spitler. To settle the accounts of Mrs. Jf. McD. Coffman, ex- Springs Turnpike, one mile from tho town of Jiarri- States Senator, will occupy that body form line of press brick fronts, with Westmoreland: Wm. M. Walker. ecutrix of I. O. Coffman, dee'd. sonburg. white shutters and marble steps. The passenger trains, caused by the tele- 16. Augusta—Alex. B. Cochran. To settle tho nccounts of A. M. Newman, adm'r. of In making sale of said property, I will offer first tho until the holiday season. There is not graph wires being down. Both engines Wythe: Robert H. Crockett. T. L. Yancey. dee'd. O^a acres, with the DWelling-housc and oilier Improve* reputation the city has gained of being 17. Allcghany, Roanoke, Botetourt The commissioners of election of To report the liabllitb s resting on tho estate of I. O. merits still own d and occupied by J. 11. Bell, ami much to be done anyhow, and the Leg- the city of homes is well deserved, as were smashed, several cars broken and and Craig—James W. Marshall. Coffman, dee'd, and their priorities, the nspcts of said secondly, the nrro lot purchased by James Curry of onejmsseuger injured. Westmoreland county certify that up- decedent both real and personal, and their present said J. H. UeH aiul ou which said Curry now realties. islature should get through by tho first of its 140,000 buildings, all but 10,000 18. Caroline, Grayson and Wytho— on examining (he returns and finding value, mid to report tho liabilities resting on the es- If the 9>a acre lot shall realize tho amount Qf the liens John Dickinson. tate of T. L. Tancoy. dee'd, and their priorities, and against the entire property, tho *.j aero lot owned aucl of Mafch. are dwelling houses, and of this num- The annual report of General Hum- those from five precincts were not iu tho assets, both real and personal of raid estate. occupied by James Curry will not be soW . ber 60,000 are the homes of mechanics. phreys, chief of engineers, proposes 19. Lee, Wise and Buchanan—H. Tho raid Commifisioncr will report any other mat- TERMS OF SALE:—One-third of the purchase mon- regular form, they summoned one ters deemed pertinent by him, or that may be rb- ey to be paid in cash on the day of sale; tho residue in History tells us, "the site of the city an appropriation of fifty thousand C. Slcmp. judge from each of the five precincts to quired to be ho stated by any party in iuteri s't. equal installmcnis, at nine and eighteen months from Notice of Contest.—Caft. Jno. N. dollars for the improvement of Fort 20 Scott and Russell—H. C. Wood. Before settling Raid nccounts. said CommisRioncr is tho day of sale, with interest from the day of sale, tho was chosen because it seemed ap- appear and correct the informalities; directed to publish the time and place of taking tho purchaser to give bonds with good pursisinl security, Opie, through his counsel, Capt. S. pointed for a town on account of it-! Monroe, with an additional appropri- 21. Fanquier and Rappabannock— but they not being able to correct the same for four weeks iu some paper, published iu the and the title to bo retained as further socuritv. ation of ten thousand dollars for bor- Lawson Eastbam. Town of Harriannburg, such publication to be equiva- F. A. DAINORRFIELD, Travers Phillips, has had served on coves, docks, springs and lofty land," returns, the commissioners threw out lent to personal servico of said notice upon tho pnrtios nov.ll-tda. Commissioner. but the visitor now wonders where all ing an artesian well at that fort. 22. Stafford, Spotlsylvania and Lou- the whols vote cast at tho five pre- herein in person " lion. A. H. H. Stuart tho usual form isa—Charles Herndou. The parlies to tho above entitled ennso and nil oth- of notice that ho iutonds coutesting his of those advantages could ever have The newspaper correspondents are cincts. This gave William M. Walker ers to be effected in anywise by the taking of said ac- SALE OF LAND', been. unable to account for Gen. Babcock's 23. Albemarle and Greene—Robert counts are hereby notified that I have fixed upon Sa a majority of 89. turday, the 11th of December, 1873. at my office in KEAll KEEZELTOVVN. seat, Tho contest is based on the JgtThe city is also of interest to the accnmuliion of a fortune of $200,000 S. Beazley. It is probable that the election of Harrisouburg, Va., as the time and place of taking following grounds: That there is no 24. Amelia, Cumberland and Prince the same, at which time and place they will attend AS CommisBioncr, appointed by the Cirmtt Court stranger from the large number of on a salary of $4,000 a year. They Senators Johnson and Tanner, of Rich- and do what is uccfssary to protect their respective of Rockingham county. In a decree rendered in points of interest that are suggestive kocm to forget that bo has been getting Edward—Edgar Allen*. interests in Hie premises. tho chancery cause of A. Heller ct uls vs. Lucy John- certificate of the qualification of the mond city; and of delegates Stuart of Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chancery, son ct als., I will, judges of election in Staunton, and at relics of tho past, among the rest along for the past two years with only 25. Nelson and Amherst—Charles T. Augusta, Hudgin of Caroline, Walker this 13ih day of November, 3875. On Monday, the Cth day of December, 1875, Penu's residence, but should Wm. Smith. BENDLETON BRYAN, C. C. Ward No. 1 Dr. J. Ham Fultz, Ales. one servant girl in his family. of Westmoreland, Pago of Prince H. k V. p q—novlS-lw at 10 o'clock, proceed to sell In front of the Court- PMm come to the city to-day, he would 26. Pittsylvania—Win. T. Clark. George, and Giddings of Chestorfiold, House at Harrisouburg. at public auction, tho tract of Teabo, Patrick Tuey and David Bucher Since Moody and Sankey have applied 27. Bedford—Wm. R. Terry. COMaXISSIONERS' NOTICL:. land near Keezt ltowu, Va., on which Mrs. Dcahler hardly recognize in the small brick for an injunction to prevent other will bo contested.—Enquirer. now resides, being piu't of the tract of Land convex ed were prevented from voting for him building once occupied by him, and 28. Charles City, James City, York, JOHN M. MILLER, suing lor himself and all other by Adam Fuugbt and wife to Lucy Johnson, contain- people from selling their hymns, wo Warwick and Elizabeth City—John M. creditors of Speck k Altaffcr, Complainant. ing about by reason of the polls not being open- considered a marvel in the wilds of may well deubt whether salvation is •The West Virginia Leoislatiire.— America, his home surrounded as it is Daivson*. vs. 85 AfRES, MORE OR LES8, ed till 8 o'clock; that the oaths admin- as free as it used to be. If they could 29. King George, Westmoreland, The Legislature of West Virginia as- Frederick Speck and John Altaffcr, and F. K. Speck If the amount realized from this tract is not snftiflent istered to the judges at Sherando, on all sides by the great warehouses secure a patent for their method of and John Altaffcr, lato merchants and partners, to pay the debt, there will at the same time and plaeo that are crowded together and tower Richmond, Northumberland and Lan- sembled at Wheeling on Wednesday, trading under the Ann name and style of Speck k be sold in inverse order, such other tracts or parcels Fishersville, Newport, Middlebrook, saving souls, it might prove a profita- caster—John Critcher. and the message ofGovenor Jacobs was Altaffcr, J. A. Lowenbach and M. Lowenbnch, late of laud as may have been sold from the original tract far above the modest little structure. ble speculation. partners, trading and doing businoss under the ftrxu of 88 acres, conveyed by said Fought and wife to Lucy and BufTalo Gap were administered by It is worthy of thought that this has 30. Charlotte and Mecklenburg—Al- snhinitled. He represents the agricul- name and style of Lowenbach & Bro,, Deft's. Johnson. The tract on which Mrs. DcsbLr now re- tnrcal Interests of the State in good con- IN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ROCK- sides has on It a eomfortablo DWELLING-HOUSE one of their number, himself not prop been a matter of curiosity for upwards A he^yy snow storm prevailed in bert P. Lathrop.* INGHAM COUNTY. aiiil necessary outbuildings, also a fine spring of waler. Northern Now York Sunday. About 31. Chesterfield,Goochland and Pow- dition, and the manufacturing interests TERMS .-—Enough cash in hand to pay costs of suit orly sworn, and that Chas. Johnson, of a century and a half, first on account as giving encouragement of near pros- "On cont ideration whereof, it Is adjudged, ordered, and sale; the balance In four equal annual payment-, of its magnitude, but more recently on six inches of snow fell at Whitehall, hatnn—Sainuel F. Maddox*. ond decreed, that this cause be referred to one of the with interest irom the day of sale, taking from the Allan Brown and H. S. Eichelberger, twelve inches at Platteburg, one foot perity. Ho asks the Legislature to ap- CominiRsiouorB of this Court, who is ditected to ascer- pmchaser bonds with approved security, and retain- account of the diminutive appearance 32. Nanseraond, Isle of Wight and tain, and report the amount of real estafc, owned by ing a lien on tho land as ultimate security, who voted in Staunton, voted illegally, at Buffalo, (th.e first of the season Southaiupton—John W. Lawson. propriate a sufficient sum to defray the Ihcro Individuully, a d tho amount and priority of novll-ts ED. S. CONRAD. Comm'r. it presents sandwiched among its more necessary expenses of a board of centen- the liens existing thereon." Extract from decree. not being residents. This notice, ser- pretentious neighbors. there,) and several inches at Water- 33. City of Norfolk and county of COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, 1 town. Fears are entertained of an Princess Anne—Charles B. Duffield. nial managers, that the State may he Hariiisoniiuro, Nov. 12tb, 1875. | ved by the Sheriff, prevents Mr. Stuart's CENTENNIAL. To all the parties to the obovc named cause and all Gosaimissiosier's Sale early close of navigation. A storm of 34. New Kent, Gloneester, Mathews fitly represented at Philadelphia next persons interested; resignation from taking effect, and But now, almost everything is Cen- year. Touching the permanent location Yon are hereby notified that I have fixed upon Fri- ON SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF DECEMBER, snow and sleet of extraordinary sever! and Middlesex—Benjamin F. Bland. day, tho 17th day of December. 1875, at my office in 1875, as Commissioner, appointed under decree will throw the matter into the hands tennial. Commencing with Centennial ty is reported oh the lino of the Union 35. Accomnc and Northampton— of the State capital Governor Jacobs Harrisouburg. as the time and plane for taking the ae- of Circuit Oomt of Rockingham county. In tlte care of grounds, Centennial buildings and pointedly asserts that a fictitious impor- connt required by the foregoing decree of the County R. A. Gibbous, kc., vs. Joseph Funk, I will, on the of the legislative committee of Priv- Pacific railroad. Louis-C. H. Finney. Court of (iockiugham county, remlerod in the above premises, offer for sale publicly to the higbest bidder, Centennial Commission, wo have in- The St. Paul (Minn.) Press announ- 36. Rockingham—S. H. Moffett. tance has been attached to the question, named canso, on tho 2()th day of February, 1872, and the tract of land in the bill and proceedings immtioucd, ileges and Elections.— Vindicator. numerable institutions claiming Cen- and appeals to the' Legislature to create roudoro' by decree of Circuit Court for said County it being a part of that tract of land known as ces "that the millers of Minnesota 37. Rock bridge, Highland and Bath on the 4th day of October, 1875. at which said timo tennial notoriety, such as Centennial and Wisconsin, at a meeting to be held —John L. Eubank.- a healthful instead of a sectional feeling. and place yon are required to ntt« iid. The River Bank Property, Upon the next Legislature will de- hotels, Centennial restaurants. Centen- Such sectional feeling will not enhance Given under my hand as Comm'ssioner of said lately jmrchased by said Funk of 11. A. Gibbons and iu Chicago before long, will endeavor 38. Montgomery, Floyd and Patrick Circuit Court, tho day and year fl.-st aforesaid. Wm. H. Yancey. volve the election of a United States nial boarding-house agencies, Centen- to arrange with President Garrett and —John E. Penn. the State's reputation at home or abroad, A. M. NEWMAN, TERMS:—Enough cash to pay with Interest nial boot-blacks, and even the China- and he says the seat of the government Paul and Yancey—novl8-4w Commissioner. from 19th March, 1874, mid costs of suit nml side; tho Senator to succeed Hon. John W. the officers of the Baltimore & Ohio 39. Giles, Pulaski, Bland and Taze- balauce in three equal payments, falling tine one-third men have caught the Centennial fever,- railroad for the exclusive transportation well—Samuel H. Newberry. is not so important as the enactment of in six mouths from day of sale, one-third 19th March, Johnson, whose term expires on the for we see them advertising Centennial wholesome laws. SREATi BARGAINS— 1877, and the balance on tho 19th March, 1878, with 4th of March, 1877. The law requires of their flour to the East during the 40. Washington and Smith—Jas. S. interest from date, and taking from tho purchasoi- laundries, but as yet we have not winter, ond thinks the millers can offer Greever. bonds with personal security and retaining lieu ou tho tho election to be held on second Tues- reached the prices that prevailed one I land for tho deferred payments. inducements saflScieut to keep the Bal- HOUSE OF DELEGATES. New Advertisements. I novll-ts ED.S.CONRAD, C'omra'r, day after organization. The Legisla- hundred years ago. timore & Ohio railrosd'outof tho trunk- Accomao: E. R. Bagwell, John Nee- LONG & HELLER'S ture will convene on Wednesday, De- Our railroads have made arrange- line combination." COMMISSIONER'S SALE OP ments to land passengers direct at the iy- A TERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, cember the first, and ballotling for a The storm reported Sunday on the Albemarle: J. E. Massey, R. G. A HOUSE AND LOT. HAVING A LARGE STOCK OP IN BRIDGEWATER, VA* Centennial grounds, but long before Crank, Thomas M. Duun. Senator will begin on the 14th. Hence, the visitors reach the grounds, the Union Pacific road struck Cheyenne BY virtue of a decree in the chancery suit of Wm OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE. Sunday night, leaving five inches of Alexandria: Wm. H. Fowle, Geo. L. Crawford, Comm'r, vs. J. H. Long's Adminlstrji- almost one of the first acts of the Leg- main building in its almost finished Simpson. tor, kc., I will, as Commissioner, offer for sale at pub- DRESS GOODS! I WISH to soil privately my House and Lot, situated snow, and passed east, reaching Oma- lic auction, on the premises, and desirous to close them out, wo now offer them at next door to Col. Armstrong's A islature will be tho selection of a Uni- state looms up before them in its im- Alleghaney and Craig: Saifinel Car- On Tuesday, the 14th of December, ISTo, store, and now oocnpfetl by Mr. E. mense proportions, which have not ha at 2 o'clock p m. Monday. Snow B. Simpsou, who will show iho pro-lg^*iKSKSFv ted States Senator. has fallen over the entire line from penter. ONE HOUSE AND LOT, situated on German street, pertr to any one wishing to examine failed to astonish every beholder. Amelia: Wm. F. Jackson. IN THE TOWN OF HARRISONBUUG, Greatly Reduced Prices. It. The property will be sold veiy if The contest promises to bo an exci- Some idea of its magnitude may be Omaha to Ogden to a depth of from between tho lots of Wm. Reherd and Thomas Basford, low and ou very reasonable terms. two to twelve inches. The weather iu Amherst: Henry E. Smith. and known as tho John Henry Long lot. Any one wishing anything In that lino will do well to For terms, Ac., call'on Capf. D. W. HnflTnau, at ting one. Already there are a number conceived from the fact of its being Amherst and Nelson: R. A. CoghilL TERMS OF SALE: Enough iu hand to pay the costs call at LONG k HELLER'S. Bridgowuter, Va., or address mo al Fort Defiance, Au- of candidates in the field, and the sub- nearly a mile around it (4688 feet.) every place throughout that region is of si^it and sale and the residne iu three equal annual gusta county, Va. reported extremely cold. Reports from Appomattox: Joel B. Flood. payments, bearing interest from,tho day of sale; tho oc28-3H) SAM'L M. WOODS. ject is engaging tho attention of the It is composed entirely of glass and Augusta: Marshall Hanger, J. D. purchaser to give bonds ond good personal security LONG & HELLER iron, and will cost when completed up- west of Cheyenne state that the trains and the title to bo retained an ultimate security. press of the State. Virginia, perhaps, Craig, and a vacancy. GEO. G. GRATTAN, Com. Make a specialty of wards of one million dollars. The oth- on the Upion Pacific are blocked by novl8-4w has more divisions than any Stale in snow. The telegraph lines are down, Bath and Highland: Jas. M. Seig. er four buildings, Machinery Hall, Bedford: W. W. Berry. J. S. Burks, a-^LOOE33E5.X2I3® the Union. We have the Valley, tho Agricultural Hall, Horticultural Hall and unless tho weather moderates con- siderably it will probably be a day or James L. Arthur. PUBLIC RENTING. and offer inducements to those buying in largo quali- Southwest, Southside, Tidewater and and tho Art Gallerj', are proportional- ON TUESDAY, Uth OF DECEMBER, 1873. as ties. Cull and see. uovlS two before telegraphic communication Bland: John A. Davidson. Commissioner, appointed in the chancery cause Piedmont Region. Each of these divi- ly largo and in a very forward slate of Botetourt: John W. Johnston. of J. B. Eastbam vs. H. C. Dovel, &c., I will, In front erection. From a descriptive catalogue tbrousrh to San Franoi'seo can be had. of tho Court House, in Harrisouburg, Va., proceed to ftXNOTICE THE DATE! SPOTSWOOD BUILMXa, sions present one or more candidates, The Union Pacific aro sending out Brunswick: *R. H. Whilaker. to rent publicly, to tho highest bidder, for the term of just issued by the Centennial Commis- one year, tho TRACT OF LAND on which Mrs. H. C. —FOR YOUR— and each section claims the right to snow trains from Cheyenne. Buckingham: R. T. Hubbard, Jr. Dovel now resides, situated about 9 miles east of Har- UNPARALLELEdTNVESTMENT t sion we learn that the Main Building Buchanan and Wise: J. W. Smith. rlsonbnrg, uttar Koezeltown, containing 71 ACRES. "ONLY A FEW DATS MORE." have the Senator. A number of tho covers an area of twenty acres; Ma- TERMS:—One-halt cash; tho balance in six mouths, Campbell: A. L Clarke, H. H. With- from day of renting, the lessee to give bond, with good NO POSTPONEMENT! Valley press have declared that the chinery Hall, fourteen acres; Agricul- Movement against the Posi-mastek ers, Wm. S. Morris. security for deferred payment. WiTER CL0TH1IG! Valley has superior claims to the honor, tural Hull, ten acres; Art Gallery, one General.—It has come out that four Caroliue: S. A. Swann.J. M. Hudgin. uovl8-4w ED. S. CONRAD, Comm'r. and a half acres, and Horticultural GRAND CONCERTliil DISTRIBUTION, and our journals produce potent argu- persons aro anxious to secure the re- Carrol: Martiu Daltou. WINTER SUITS, OVERCOATS, Hull, one'nnd a quarter acres. From moval of Postmaster-General Jewell. Positive Nov. 80, or Money Kofunded. ments in support of their views. Charles City and New Kent: B. W. FURNISHING GOODS, this wo also learn that the United They are Senator Spencer, of Alabama; Lacy. - States government have an exhibition LONG & HELLER'S A FORTUNE FOR $1.00. HATS, OAFS, BOOTS, SHOES, &0., &□ The Commonwealth in matters of this Boss Shepherd, of this District; Post- Charlotte: * Isaac Dohhs. A Legally Authorized Enterprise. kind, where the whole State is inter- building covering one a half acres, be- master Bnrt, of Boston, and General Chesterfield; Socrates Brooks, *W. For good, serviceable and cheap We are determined to sell at greatly re- sides which numerous smaller build- Butler. Spencer is said to be vengeful THE TEXAS GIFT CONCERT ASSOCIATION, ested, is not at all sectional. Wo be- F. Giddings. BOO TS, SHOES AND 0 VERSHOES. oir tjbxas. duced prices. ings, for the accommodation of the dif- because of Jewell's prosecution of some Clarke: H. L. D. Lewis. oc21 ESHMAN & (ESTREICHER. lieve it belter to consider men, rather ferent State commissions and various of his friends in Alabama and other MAW'S Nursing Bottles, Breast Shields, Gum —WILL G1VI3 A.— Culpeper: T. B. Nallb. Nipples and Rubber Goods for the Nursery, for SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT, { than sections. Let usv have the best officers connected with the Centennial, States. Shepherd is opposing Jewell Cumberland: * James Lipscomb. sale at L. H. OTT'S Drug Store. nre springing rapidly into view. because be does not like lum and be- ISTO^T". 0O. IQT-S. Treiber & Gassman, man, regardless of his geographical Didwiddie: *11. D. liuffin. A CHOICE LOT of Toilet Soaps, Ui great variety situation. If the Southside presents ACCOMMODATIONS. cause bo is too indepeudeut of party Elizabeth City and Warwick: ♦Rob- and at popular prices, at OTT'S Drug Store. The Grand Success of tho First Concert given May conventionalities; Postmaster Burt for ert M. Smith. Olst, 1875. assures the success of this Second Enter- the best man, we shall favor his elec- What has been tho source of great- IIEBlG'S Extract of Beef, Valentino's Meat Juice, prise. Over $130,000 worth of tickets already sold, GENERAL DEALERS IN est trouble to the commissioners has reasons best known to himself, and Essex; * Aaron Gomodore, J and Condensed Raw Beef, for sale at leaving but a few more remaining to be sold to guar- tion. So shall we if ho comes from General Butler, so far as cau be ascer- norlS L. H. OTT'S Drug Store. aulee a full drawiug on this date. been, how all tho people who would Fairfax: N. W. Pierson. ORDER YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE, Piedmont, Southwest, or tho Valley. visit us could bo accommodated, but tained, from tho principle of "general Fauquier: Wm. Smith, H. B. Ker- BROWN'S Trochos, Carbolic Troches. Chlorate n Wyvxs ii:! cnsseducss." It is believed to be cer- Potash Tablets, and other preparations lor So the number may bo carefully registered. It is true that the Valley, possessing this trouble is being rapidly overcome, rick. coughs, hoarsenoss and diseases of tho throat and First Capital Gift., 950%000 a territory moro than two hundred for within a very short distance of the tain that these four persons nre using Floyd: Joseph L. Howard. lungs, for sale at L. H. OTT'S Drug Store. Second " i^S.OOO WE have in stock a larg« variety of Hardware^ their influence, either individually or Third " " $1£V1<.0 embracing the following articles: miles long, and having nn average buildings several immense hotels nre Fluvanna; Alpbonso A. Gray. ENUINE Sowing Machine Oil, warranted not to Fourth " " $10,000 DI8STON HAND AND CROSS-CUT SAWS; being built, and agencies are at work conjointly, to drive Gov. Jewell from Franklin; M. T. Greer, Wm. Powell. f gum, for sale cheap at L. H. OTT'S Drug Store. Besides Gifts in proportion amounting In all to Ohio Bench PlRUca; width of foity miles, and containing a the cabinet. Tho boast has been pub- Steel and Iron Squares; Rules and Spirit Levela; to find every spare room iu private Frederick; J. F. Wall, P. B. Wil- —$250,000.— Socket Framing Chisels; soil moro productive and valuable than quarters, so that strangers who desire licly made here within two days that liams. lOOO tons blue Windsor plaster. " Firmer do 200 pacific uuano. Lowest Gift to a Whole Ticket $50. Loiu- Turning Gouges and Chisels; any section of the State. Making up can bo sent direct to private families. Jewell would be compelled to leave Giles: Philip W. Strolhor. 1 Hatchets and Hatchet Haudlos; when his report was finished. His re- Gloucester: Wm. B. Taliaferro. I 200 SKA FOWL GUANO. esl Gift to a Coupon Ticket $10. LOCKS OF ALL KINDS; one-third of the territory of the Com- MOODX AND SANEEY. 200 ■' FINE 0BOUND BONE. Price of Whole Tickets, $5,00. consisting of five $1 Strap and T Hinges; But before the Centennial commences, port was handed to the President to- Goochland: Richard D. James. Coupons. Price of coupon ticket. $1, which will cu- Patent Smoothing Irons; monwealth, and containing the bulk of day.— Washington Correspondence of Grayson: Peyton G. Hale. 200 Sacks Fine Salt. tltle the holder to ndiuisslou to the Grand Concert and Trace Chains; Halter and Cow Cbaiaai tho Conservative vote of the State, she we are promised a treat in the pres- to oue-llfth of what may bo awarded to the whole Breast and Tongue Chains; ence of tho great Evangelists, Moody Baltimore Bun of Tuesday. Greene: F. M. McMullin tlckce number. Spring Balances; Stock and Dies; O »'f.i 100 Barrels Rosendale Cement. This in a golden opportunity to secure a fortune foe Boring Machines; has but two honors. East Virginia— and Snnkey, who are expected to open ■ Greensville: * Peter H. Jones. a small iuvostmeiit. FILES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS; by which we mean tho entire State hero on Sunday, the Zlst inst. Dinwiddie.—Legal notice has been Halifax: J. D. Clay,Henry Edmunds, "w fxiitoca. AGENTS WANTED.—Special rates to Clubs.—A club Carriage and Tiro Hulta; *J. B. Stovall. can bo organlzod iu every comiuunity. Orders for Carriage Material of all kiuds; cast of the Blue Ridge—has seven of Carlos. given to the carpet-bag negro, Rnflin, 10,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT. tickets filled por Express, C. O. D. Circulars ulviug TaUIo nml I'ooUet Cutloi-y, that his election to the House of Del- Hanover: Wm. Gaines, T. J. Wool- full description of tho Enterprise sent froo. the nine Congressmen, the Governor, M. M. SIBERT, fiCg-No approximation Gifts-Every Prize Paid in Glass and Putty; About midnight Sunday night a gang egates from this county will bo contes- dridge. Valley Plaster Mills, near Baltimore & Ohio Railroad full. Angers and Auger Bilts; Lieut.-Governor, both Senators, the Henrico: »R. H.Talloy.T. W. Hoen- Depot, UarrlHtiuhurg, Va. Offlclal LIhIb of tha Drawing sent to every tlokot Iron and Wood Bracea; of men attacked the house of John ted by his oppouent, John Dodson, Aug. 12-6moH. bolder, »o oIUiouhIi tbey may uot bo iirooout ihem- Steel Shovels, Forks and Spades; Attorney-General, the Treasurer, First Sergeant, Sixth and Jackson streets, Esq., on tho proper ground that ho niger. selves at the Grand Concert, yet they can see what Coffin Handles. Hinges. Screws and Lace; Henry: Benjamin F. Dyer. SAGE—ground and iu the leaf, Coriander Black Pep- prizes are drawn. Wheeling Kails and Spikes; and Second Auditors, and all of tho Philadelphia, the extreme lower section was not a citizen, or a registered voter per, Sweet Marjoruiu, and other articles used for i>^"SPECIAL TO TICKET BUYERS,—Iu every case, Burden's Horse Shoes; appointive officers. From this fact, it of the city. They stoned (he house of Dinwiddie county, and consequently, Isle of Wight: Geo. H. Jordan. sausagu and fresh meats, for sale at cash for Tickets should bo sent through the Expross CUMBERLAND HYDRAULIC CEMENT; Jumes City and York: Sidney Smith. "orll L. U. OTT'tt Drug Store. Company, or by a Itaiik Draft. Cab eant Iu thla way Iron and Stoel of all kinds kept coustaully ou haod would seem that the Valley is entitled and then entered and tied the proprie- is not qualified to represent the county will be at our risk and at our expense. Make all Gum and Leather Reltiug*; King George; *Wm. B. K. Price. WHITE LEAD. LfUBced Oil, VArniHbes of all Express Packages and Bank Drafts payable to iho or- Copper Rivutx and Bure; to the Senator; and if sectional cour- tor, after which they throw (ho furni- under the constitntion and laws of the kinds, Window GIosh, and Painters' Colors, for dor of Rope of ail sizes; ture out of doors and Muashed things State. He is simply a radical floater, King and Queen; Richard H. Cox. sale at (novll) L. H. OTT'S Drug Store. uovi-Aw A. It. COLI.INS.DEnison, See'y, Txaas, Horse Brushes, Scrub Brushes; tesy is to bo the controlling sentiment generally. Thirteen of them then ont- without a local habitation or honoru- Nail Iron, kc., ko. King William: Philip Gibson. STOVES.— Aim-go assortment of Parlor and Heat- BOSCUEE'H GERMAN SYRUP for roughs, colds, TIC Kllil.H & GASSMAN, in the selection of a Senatorial repre- l raged tho wife of Sergeant. l bio name.—Pelersburg News. Lancuster: *T. Spicer Cutlott. ing Stoves,Just rcccircd and for sale at cuusumption. toil purchase a aumjdo bot- MAIN STREET lUKUlEUNBURG, TA. 7 TRUBEi; L UASSMAN. Ue at tuuvll) L. 11. OTT'S Drug JSloie. oct 7 miEVITIES. Tournament.—On Tbnnksgiving Day LEGAL. Old Commonwealth. Yeaterday was a wintry day. —next Thursday, the 25th—arntnber On WcrtnoslAjr morninff. Nov. 17, 1875, by U«r. A. ALONZO ABM8TROXO. rii.I Mnry !>., bi. . W. WuJrtcll, of Richnionii, s«slstrtl by llov. H. P. Loo, PUBLIC SALE Daniel F. Bsngher. licmrge W. Wyanl. and I TUe debt of Staunton amounts to $291,- of young men of this town, together of Oooehlnnd county, Rov Horii Wiiitf.. of Wythc- sa M., his wife, Walter G. C. Hauglicr. Ueiin* Harrisonbarg, Va., Hoy. 18. 1875. villr, snd Miss Sallik Wauhkn. dau^Utcr of Wm. R. Bangber, Agnes Roue Bnughcr, tbo last are intni. 509. with several from the conntry, propose Warren, Esq., of tbls place. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, suing by and iu the name of tbeir next trlend. Wm. The Leglslaturo meets on Wednesday, having a tournament on the "Water- In Staunton, Nor. llth, by Rot. M. R. Minnlcb, U. Woodson, Cou pin muuts. PUBI.IHHED EVBRY THOWnAT DT JamoaO. Ilobbs. of Hlvbland comity, and Miss Mary IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. vs. 0 December Ist. man Track," on tho outskirts of Har- Eleanor Baylor, daughter of the late Col. George Bay- On Friday, lite lid dny of Drrrmlter, Jas. P. Ralston, Into S. R. O. and as such administra- C. II. VAIVOEIIFOI* * lor, of Stannton. 1S70, at tho late residem-e of Archibald Hop- tor d. b. n. of J§. O. Baugbcr, dee'd. Chits. A. Yancey, Ail kinds of fresh Fish for sale at the Ma risonburg. The arch has been erected, At the roaidenco of tbc bride's mother. New Market, kins, Jr., dee'd., on tho heudwators of Silver Creek, in adminiHtrntor of Y. C. Anunou, dee'd, Lewis VV. yj-Offlro over the Store of Loko & Stiwkspriro, sonic Building. It Vs., on Nor. 3. 1875, by Rev. 8. Ilenkel, Oscar A. Rockingham comity, I will, as Commissioner of tho Kaylor. ex'or of Wlnfleld. 8. Bangber, dee'd, Allen South of the Conrt-Houee. the track prepared, and all prelimina- Moore, of Rockingham county, ami Misa Mary A. Circuit Court of Roc.kinglmm, appointed by decree W. Baugln-r. Wm. M. Dorrougb, Assignee in Bank- Miij. McCue, of Augusta county, was in ries orrangod. Some twelve or four- Hcnkol, daughter of Solomon D. Hcnkel, doe'd. rendered st tho September Term. 1875, of said Court ruptcy of Allen W. Da uglier. Ilnnknipt. and Eveline At the residence of the bride's father, Nov. 4, 1875, In the Chancerv suit therein pending in style ••Archi- A. Baugbcr, widow of Winfield 8. Bauglicr, de- Term* or Siih«rrl|itioii; town this week. teen Knights have already entered the by ne\. C. L. Pnracron, A. F. Todd. of Mt. 5sIon, Au- bald Hopkins, jr's. Administrator, Ice., vs. Archibald i ceased. Defefhlauis. TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. Heiskei & Co., of this town, lost a horse by gnsto county, Va.. and Miss I^lla J.', daughter of Dr. Hopkins. Jr's Heirs, kc.," offer for sale at public auc- In Chancery fn Circuit Court of Rorktuyhnm. lists, and it is expected that the affair F. K. Rice, near New Market. Va, tion, the following Extract from decree rendered in tho above cause iu d AdvcrtlwIiiK Ttnlest death from colic last week. In Lynchburg, Tuesday, Nov. 2d. 1875, by Rev. Dr. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, vacation: will be a great success. Mr. Henry V. Hooper, at the residence of the bride's psrents, Chas. • "On consideration whereof, without any ex- I minare. (tf" linen of thin typo,) one Insortien. f 1.00 Fresh Oysters are dally received and sold Strnyer is expected to deliver the charge W. Miller, of Stannton, and Miss Sidney F. Carroll, of which Archibald Hopkins, Jr., died seized, or in pression of opinion as to tbo merits of this cause, it is I •• each nubicqnont ineortlon,.....*..*. 10 cheap at the Masonic Building. It daiightor of John W. Carroll, Esq., of I.ynchbnrg. which ho had interest, viz; First— adjudged, ordered nnd decreed, that this cause bt* and HARRISONBURG, \ 1 " ouoyemr, 10.00 to the Knights, and Mr. E. S. Conrnd Nov. 18. by Dr. 9. 8. RorxpII, in the Clerk's Oflico, r is hereby reouramiktod to a Master Gomitiiimiouor of 00 Durang's Rheumatic Remedy never falls Michael M. Draper and Nannie J. Cook. riie Homo tills Court to consider the exceptions filed and pass •• nix monthn,. O- to deliver the coronation address, which adjoining the lands of David Bear. M. Whltme.r nnd upon the same, and to make such other and further OFFIOB , 81 BERT BUILDING. Vkabi.y AnvKHTiHKMKNTH $10 for the flrit nquare and to cur^ all forms of rheumatism. Nov. 7. by Rev. J. Thoinas, Solomon Cnster and So- others. This land (composed of three minor tracts.) report in pursuance of tho decree rendered iu this No. 1, second floor. $5.00 fo each additional aqnare per year. will take place at the party to be held phia E. Parrott, all of thin county. cause ou tho 13th dsy of November, 1874, an he may It has no equal, the Weed Sewing Ma- Nov. 11, by Rov. Jacob T tomas, at tho roaldence of Oonlnlns nl>oiit IJfJH jVoreH* deem nereswiry or proper, ami to rake, state and re- ]T.oFEanioRAL CxnDa $1.00 a line per year. For five in the evening. Raml. Coffknan, Lewis J. lloatwolo and Mary A. Coff- 2 Roods and 30 Pules. It has upon it port such other acconct or matter as any party In In- llnea o leas $5 per year. chine for sale at Q. S. Christie's. It. man, all of this county. tcrest may require. And tbo said Coinmissiouer In I have fenpened my land office, and am row offiTm Lroal AnvEBTMKMKHTs the leRal foe of $5.00. The recent rains and warm sunshine have The tournament will begin at 2 THREE DWELLING HOUSES! empowered to require tho production before him of lug for sale large tracts of valuable COAL, IRON Sproial or Local Noticks 15 conta per lino. greatly benefitted the growing wheat. o'clock, and Prof. Clary's Brass Band and all nocossavy out-buildings. The cleared land is all nnrx asary papers in the Imndt of any part" to thia ORE, and TIMBER LANDS, located in this Valley ami of Hue quality and well adapted to tho production of cause, for tho purpooe of executing this decree, and West Virginia. Many of these lands are located ou Large advortiaomontB taken upon contract. will furnish tho music on tho occasion. Near Cross Keys, in this County, of dropsy of the aratn and grass. There is an atmadanoe of wood and any of tho parties have leave to take further evidence All advertising bills duo in advance. Yearly adverti- A large number of fruit trees have been in thia cause or file napora pertinent to the isauen In- tbo line of tbo W., C. k 8t. L. R. R. I have roiuh planted in Shenandonh county this fail. heart, on Friday morning the 12th Inat.. Mrs. Cathar- the land is well watered from several never-falling volved. Notice of tho tlmo and place of taking said valuable Valley farms and desirable Town properties ou sers discontinuing before the close of tho year, wll The entrance will be small—only ine llarnson, wlfo of Col. Reuben N. Harrison, nged sprinvs. This tract will bo divided and sold in par- accounts shall be pnbllsh'M] for four HUccraslve weeks i>o charged transient rates. The Episcopal congregation expect soon sufiicieut to defray some small expens- about 64 years. She was n ronsistant member of tho cels to suit purchuscr*. in some newspaper publisbed In Harrison burg, or baud,for sale. Having many Inquiries from persons rroshyterlan Church for 40 years, and died in tho SECOND— there shall be persunal service thereof upon the par- from abroad, parties hoving real estate property of all .Tol> X*rliilliipc. to purchase a new organ fur their church. es—and tho Knights will contest for blissful hope of a bettor world. ties." At the residence of Pamnel 9ipe. in Augusta county, A Valuable Tan-Yard Property, Tho parties to the above entitled cause nnd ail oth- and any kind would du well to place the same iu my We are prepared to do Job Printing of all kinds at A. Y. Lee has been appointed poatmaster the honor of crowning the Queen of Va.. on Sunday, November 6th, 1875, Miss LUCV Ron with 10 or 17 acres of flno land attached nnd sumo out- ers in any wise to be nffcctod by tho execution of the handh f«>r rale. No property received on commissiuu 1 ov rates, for cash. at Rawley Springs, vice Lewis Driver, re- rnvs, of McOaheysvllle, in this county, aged 21 years. lying woodland appurtenant. This Tun-Yard property above decree, are hereby notified that I have fixed up- by mo for i ale for loss than five per cent, of nmount Love nnd Beauty and three Maids of 6 mouths and 3 days. adjoins the ' Home Place," and was owned Jointly by on Monday, the 6th day of Deoembcr. Iw7r>. at my of- signed. Sbe was cut down In the bloom of womanhood by Archibald Hopkins, Jr., and Dr. Wm. D. Hopkins. fice in Harrisonburg, Va . na the time and place of sold for, unless special contract in writing to the con- A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED. Honor. consumption. All the graces which rotnbine to form "* THIltD executing tho said decree, nt which time and place trary can bo shown. No pioperty can lie withdrawu Jos. Ney is now in Baltimore laying in a a lOvely character were united In that of the deceased, you will attend without further notice nnd do what is from sale, alter being placed in my hands for sale, un- supply of confectionery, toys, Ac., for the Other Knights desiring to enter the and bo conspicuous was she for {llustrating the beauty "BS 63 /3SL (ST } fll necessary to protect your respective lutcresta In tho less thirty days notice in writing is given mo to that $>10,000 Given Away. of a true Christianity, that all wore attracted to her. A -™- JBA- urmm.. MA-/ F3 promises. effect. Those rules will nil bo strictly rcqured, holidays. lists are requested to send in their gentle. Christian woman, she passed through her short ftandnd Eleven (ID Poles of MOUNTAIN LAND, ouc Given under my hand this 2nd day of Nov. 1875, WE will send the Old Commowwkalth, usual life, srntteriiig golden blessings all around, nnd her North Mountain, near tho •'Homo"Homo Place." PENDLETON BRYAN, I pledge myself to devote my whole time and ntteutiou price $2 per 5'ear, and tho LOUISVILLE There were three arrests on Monday night, names to Mr. Douglass Gray, jr., Har- death ia mourned by a very largo circle of relatives FOURTH Commissioner in Chancery. to the business of ncgotiatiug sales of real estate. WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL usual price $2. pos- and devoted friends, who will always remember her In FOURTH— - m 11 n _ .-n-*— J. S. Harnsbcrgcr, p. q. uov 4-4w tage pre-paid on both papers, for one year, for $3.50. and the town finances were augmented on risonburg, Va., by Tuesday next. connection with tho sweetness of dispoMitiou and BSvkC Addrcsa J, D. PlilCB, The Weekly Courier-Journal is tho great National truthftil. Christian character she boro. (» VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY. Joint Funk the adniinistrator of Christian Burkholder, oc7 Real Estate Agent, UarriMimbuig, Va. m.: Harrisonburg 8:25 a. m. Arrives at Staunton Oats, (new) 0 3l)(fi>0 35 dee'd, to ascertain tho debts and linbilitios of said es- Now Is the time to subscribe for winter To-day Mr. Weddell goes to Bridge- PURSUANT to a decree,i rendered at the April term tate, and also to ascertain what amount it will be ne- FOR SALE—TWO LOTS situated on Main street, 10:05 a. m.. connecting with C. k O. R. B. for Rich- Corn Muni. o oorao 50 of tbc Circuit Cou«t of nockingham county, 1875, cessary to take from the real asselH to make up tho and having no feet front by 201 feet. Tbesc lots are moud, Lynchburg, and the South. Bacon, (old) 0 00Sil3,ta' valuable for building as they are in a good section of Combined Teain—FAasENOKn and Feeioht—Leaves reading. Tho Commonwealth will be sent water, and to-night will unite in the Pork 0 00(3)0 08 in the chancery cause of Sbortrldgo k Bro. against D. dcfleleucy Iu the personal assets. The notice of tho the town. Price $250 each, on easy terms. Harrisonburg at 7 a. m.; arrives at Harper's Ferry at to any address for three months for fifty Flaxsced, 2 00@0 00 H. Leo Mart/., kc.. in which the uuderslgued were ap- tlmo aud place of taking the account required by this J. i>. PRICE. 0:00 p. in. Leaves Harper's Ferry at 6 a. m.; arrives bonds of matrimony Mr. Styll, of Wel- Salt, ft sack o 00(a2 r,o pointed special commissioners to make sale at public dccreo by publication for four aiieceHsive weeks in one oc7 Real Estate Agent, Harrisonburg, Va. at ■Harrisonburg at 4:30 p. m. cents. Hay 00 00(3)12 00 auction to the highest bidder, of tho House and Lot in of the papers publtHhed in tho town of Harrisonburg, A full supply of Western ticket*. doo, North Carolina, and Miss Minnie Lard,...., n 14®0 14 tho bill and proceedings mentioned, in accordance shall bo equivalent to personal service ou all tbo par- FOR SALE—LOT NO. 3. lieing a corner lot on C. A. SPRINKEL. Aof.nt. The Staunton Spectator reports that Mr. Butter, (good fresh).. 0 25(3 0 28 with the above mentioned decree, we will proceed, on ties interested." Main street. North end of Harrisonburg, fronting 60 Halstead, of Bridgewater. Eggs 0 00(3,0 25 the premises, ir» The parties to the above entitled causo, and nil feet ou Main aud 250 feet ou Valley street, price $250, Harvey Efllnger, who was paralyzed last Potatoes, new 0 00(g)0 40 others to bo affected by the taking of tho above inen- on easy terms. J, D. PRICE. LOCAL AFFAIKS. week, is improving, with flattering hopes of On Tuesday, the 7tli dny of December, 1875, tloned account, are herebv informed that I have fix^d oc7 Real Estate Agent, IlnrriHouburg, Va. Effects of Advertising.—Mr. Addi- Wool, (unwashed)..... 0 1)0(0)0 35 to sell to the highest bidder, that portion of tho upon WEDNESDAY. THE 8th DAY OF DECEMBER. recovery. Do (washed) 0 00(3.0 40 1875. at my olfieo in Harrisonburg, ns the time and FOR SALE—LOT NO. 4. fronting on Valcy street J. Fbank Lettis & Co., No. 30 Sec- son Royer, residing near Monte Video, House and. iO ts 100 feot by 203 feet to Railroad, with a back front on C. J. Brock & Co., of Lacey Spring, are of- Alexandria Cattle Mabket. November 12.—The place of taking said account, at which said tlmo nnd Railroad of 49 feet; has first-rate Dry-House erected ond Street, are our authorized Agents' on Thursday last lost his pocket-book, market this work shows but little improvement over known as tho B. F. Martz property, or perhaps better place they will attend and furnish mo with the necos- thereon, and will be sold lor $250 on easy lerms, Ap. fering unusual indacements to purchasers. last, the arrivals being few and tbo demaud sluggish. known as the "Daugherty property." which remains sary Information to enable mo to respond to said ply to J.D. PRICE. for the city of Baltimore. containing some bonds and valuable Sales of Beef Cattle at 3>asGo per lb for poor to good after assigning to the widow of B. F. Martz her dower decree.' oc7 Real Estate Agent, Harrisonburg, Va. They are selling out preparatory to discon quality. Calves 5a7c per lb. Sheep sold at 4H6cpor interest In said property, consisting of about ilfty feet Given under my baud as Commissioner iu Chancery, tinuing business. papers. Not finding it, on Monday he lb, nnd LambR at 2.r>Oa$4 per head. Hogs show a front on Graham street, nmning back about 15(1 feet this 8th day of November, 1875. FOR SALE—The HOUSE AND LOT of ground, on slight falling off iu prices, and we now quote at $9.50 to Elizabeth street, with a front of about 85 feet on novll-4w PENDLETON BRYAN, C. C. West Main street, now occupied by Rev. Whjtercnr- Proceedings of the County Court, Jonas Lowenbach, Esq., whose failure was hod some posters printed at tho Com- a$ 10.25 per 100 for dreasod. Cows and Calves 2da|50, Elizabeth street, with comfortable buildings on the Shands, p. q. vcr; is one of tbo most desirable homes in the cityj with feM* offerings. fifty foot fronting on Graham street. The property to well of fresh water and large cisterN ou the property. Novembkb Term, 1st Day.—Judge Chas. noticed in these columns recently, is now in monwealth office, and when he was be sold can bo divided into three parcels, and will VIRGINIA, TO WIT.—At Rules bold for the Cir- This property must and will be sold. Call soon for a be sold iu that way or in any other way which will cuit* Court of Rockingham County, on tho Ist bargain, at my office in Sibert building. T. O'Ferrall, presiding. Baltimore endeavoring to satisfactorily ar- posting up the first one, a bystander .Georoktown Cattle Market, Nov. 11.—500 head prove to bo most advantageous. day of November, A. D., 1875: oc7 J. D. PRICE, Real Estate Agent. range liis affairs. arrived and sold at 3a5^o per lb. 737 head of Shewp This desirable property is situated right In the cen- J. A. Lowenbach, Complainant (>eo. A. Roszell, Esq., qualified to reading it produced the book and and Lambs offered, with sales of Sheen at 4:i6'.^c per tre of tho town of llarrisonhurg, well located for busi- FOR 8A LE-No. 5. 0 and 7. fronting ou Valley street. Messrs. Chas. A. Yancey and Warren S. lb, and 3 to $4.25 per head for Lambs. ▲ few Cows ness houses or private residences. vs. 50 feet oaob, run tilling Southward to Railroad. Tlieno practice law in this Court. handed it over to Mr. Royer. Until he nnd Calves brought 20a$44. TERMS OF SALE:—Enough money In hand to pay Tho unknown heirs of Alexander Shannon, dee'd. ot lots will make desirable locations tor dwellings, ami NVm. Caroenter was appointed sur- Lutty, of thia town, last week were admitted costs of this suit ami Nile; tho balance in four equal als, Defendants. will be sold on easy terms, for the low price of $125 to practice in the Supreme Court of the U. saw the advertisement he did not know annual payments, with interest from day of sale, the IN CHANCERY ON AMENDED BILL. ouch. Apply at the office of J. D. PRICE. veyor for Bond Precinct No. 13, in the owner, and consequently could not BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS purchaser giving bonds with approved personal secu- The object of tbo original Bill filed in this suit is to oc7 Real Estate Agent, Harrisonburg, Va. S. at Washington. rity, nnd a Hen retained as uliimuto security. recover the sum of six hundrec and fifty-eight dollars FOR SALE—LOTS No. 8 and 9, fronting on Valley Ashby District, in place of Rev. Jno. A. restore it. Such is the value of adver- 54540 West Dultlmorc Street, near Cl&arlcs, Bale ot 12 o'clock. and forty-one cents with interest, as set forth iu the street. No. 8 is CO feet and running to Railroad R9t Dr. Points, Grand Worthy Chief Templar WM. B. COMPTON, BUI, till paid, subject to a credit of two hundred and feet. Lot No. 9 fronts ou Valley street 106 feet, n^d Miller, resigned. of the I. O. Q. T. of Virginia, ia in Richmond tising. RALTIIIOKE, MB. B. G. PATTERSON, five dollars. Also, tho sum of five hundred dollars contains 33 poles of laud, and adjoining the V . R. R. , novll-ts Commissioners. with interest thereon, from tho Tth day of January, near tbo Depot. Price $75. Anply to J. I». I RJCE,? Michael Ward qualified as the adm. in attendance npon the session of the Grand Full set Field Croquet, rt Mallets, 8 Balls, 10 1866, till paid, aud to subject certain real estate of Real Estate Agent,, who will take pleasure lit showing Delivery op Highland Bonds.—By Wickets. 2 Stakes, only .*.$1 00 ' commissioners' sa le which Alexander Shannon died seized, lying in Rock- these properties aud giving more particulurb in regard cf the estate of Bridget Ward, dec. Lodge of the Slate. Box for shipping, extra 25 ingham county, to the payment of tho same and tho to them. oc7 an Order of Judge McLaughlin, at the Also, Hrass Bird Cages 1 00 object of tho ainetded Bill Illod, is also to anbjoct for Mrs. Sidney M. Campbell qualified Prof. Ben. Hyde Benton, of the Polytech- So If-righting Cuspad ores 1 00 the same purpose a certain lot of land, referred to In FOR SALE—The FACTORY PROPFRTV. known nic luatituto, New Market, is to lecture in Augusta Circuit Court, this week, a Chromus, 16x20 Walnut Frames 1 00 OP VALUABLE LAND, tbo original Bill, which was sold about the year 18.)4 as the H. L. M. k M. (Jo's property. This is a valnn- ns tho ndm'x of the estate of Abram mayl3-vi In Roeklngliam County. or 1855 to the said Alexander Shannon by Geo. Pence ble property, and will Itesold for less tlmn the build- Campbell, dec'J. the Presbyterian Church at Broadway, to- mandamus was issued compelling the now dee'd, but for which no deed was ever made by ing cost. Price $3,500, ou good terms. Apply to morrow (Friday) night. KY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Roek- tho said Ceuco to tbc said Shannon. J. D. PRICK. Jamison H. Dovel qualified as-guar- Supervisors of Highland county to de- ingham county, pronounced in the chancery And it appearing by affidavit filed, that tho heirs of oc7 Real Estate Agent, Harrisonburg, Va. The Shenandoah Democrat reports the dis- cause of John Wine's Executor vs. Samuel B. Good, Geo. Pence (whose names are unknown) arc uou-rcsl- liver over to the Washington, Cincin- EVERYBODY kc., we will, as Coiuralssiouoz appointed for that pur- dents of the State of Virginia, FOR SALE—A valuable snmll FARM within one dian of his five infant children, under covery of Coal ou the river near Woodstock. pose, sell at pu» lie auction, It is ordered that they do appear hero within one mile of Hiirrifonbiirg, wul is one of the most lovely 1-4 years of age, to wit:—Rebecca J., nati & St. Louis Railroad the Bonds of Invited to Call and Examine ! month alter due publication of this order, and answa* homes in the Valley, will be sold cheap nnd on good A wealthy company have leased the lands On Saturday, the 27ih of November, 1875, tho Plaintiffs amended bill, or do what is m ecssary terms to tho purchaser. J. D. PRICK. Philip G., Jenotta, Ellen G. and Susan upon which it was discovered. Highland county, subscribed upon a at the front door of the Courl-Houso of Rockingham to protect their interests, and that a copy of this oct7 Real Estate Agent, Harrisonburg, Va. THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF county, tho following real estato iu said cause men- order he puhlished once a week fur four successive A. DoveL Maj. J. C. Walker, assessor of Stonewall vote of the people to tho road. tioned, consisting ot week* iu tho Old Coinmouweaith, a newspaper pub- 1 lished iu Hnrrisouburg, Va., and another Copy thereof USTIHJ-W if xIFL;Mi Abraham R. Boone qnalified as tho District, has just completed the assessment We understand that the citizens of Gent's & Beys' Clothing, 97 Acres, 2 Roods and 10 Poles, posted at tho front door of tho Court-House of this ^ ® situated in the western portion of said county, 01 county, on tln^lrst day of the next term of tho Circuit ndm'r of the estate of Philip Boone, for his district. There is an increase of the the county were generally favorable to Muddy C.rerk. nnd being the same laud sold by Pres- Court of said county. Teste: assessment from $80,000 to $100,000. the delivery of the Bonds, nnd in the EVER OFFERED IN BALTIMORE. ton T. Burkholdorto the said Samuel B. Good in 1860. J. U. SHUE,c. r.c. B.C. dee'd, and also as the adra'r of the es- It will bo sold upon the following O'Ferrall, p. q. uov 4-lw LONG & HELLER. If you want to get a Sewing Machine that Court tho Supervisors could offer no TERMS;—Enough cash iu bund to pay costs of suit tate of John Boone, dee'd. nnd pale; balance in one, two, and three years from VIRGINIA, TO WIT.—At a Circuit Court of Rock- runs light, is perfectly siiuple and is easy to reason why they refused to deliver day of sale; purchaser executing bonds with approved ingham County held ou the 17th day of Septem- Abram Garber and Jobn M. Garber learn go to Christie's and buy the Weed. personal security and title retained until all the pur- ber, A. D., 1875: them, ns the Railroad Company bad chase money shall bo paid. NEW GOODS! qnalified as the adm's of the estate of General instruction given to every purchas- ALEXANDER H. FULTZ, Nicholas Kygcr, Complainant Martiu G arbor, dee'd. er. It. fulfilled their part of the contract. WILLIAM B. LUUTY, vs. IF^ZFLXOIEIS' Special Commissiouprs. D. H. Rolston, Sheriff of Rockingham county and as NEW GOODS! Sam'l L. Slusser and Jacob Wright Jamts Steels, Auctioneer. uov 4-1x18 such administrator of the estate of Fountain M. Lay- Messrs. Miller and Slinespring, trustees of ton, dee'd, Ella Lay ton, David M. Lay ton, Hamuel NEW GOODS! were permitted to qualify as the depu- Mt. Sinai Church, rtquest us to state that Musical Prodioy.—A correspondent laxy ton, Mnry Lay ton, Martha L yton, Eleanor tay- Commissioner's Sale tou, James LiUard, and Virginia, his wife....De'fts. ties of Sam'l R. Sterling, Treasurer of tbose'who have not yet paid up their sub- of the Ballimorian writes: —N-E-W—Y-O-R-K— BY virtue of a decree rendered nt. the Fall Term, IN CHANCERY. this County, in and for Ashby District. scriptions will confer a favor by doing so nt "In that portion of Page count}', Va., 1875, of tho Circuit Court of Rockingham county, The object of the above suit Is to subject tho real WE ABE JUST RECEIVING A LABOE STOCK once. One Price Cash CJcthing House, iu the chancery cause of A. B. Irick, for Ac., vs. Johni estate of which Fountain M. Layton died seized, to tho ■ The Grand Jury, sworn and em- called "Piney Woods," lives a boy be- I, Wood, Ac., I, ns CominiBHlouer appointed for that: payment of a judgment recovered by the Complainant, -OF- • Our Bridgewater editor has gone hunting. tween six and eight years of age, of purpose, will sell nt public auction, on the promisee, Nicholas Kyger, against Fountain M. Layton at the pannelled for this term, made the fol- 184 W. Baltimore St., u« ar River Bank Mills, at I o'clock, p. m., Term, 1861, of the County Court of Rocking- If he has no better Iuck than he has had obscure parentage, who might be called • ham county, for tho sum of $373.25 with interest Dress Goods, Prints and Domestics, lowing indictments, viz; hunting up Bridgewater locala this week a musical genius. Witbont instruction On Thursilay. the 2d day of December, 1875, thereon from the 19th day of December, 1859, till paid, ) BALTIMORE, MB. the two tracts of land in tho bill and proceedings men- and $7.89. co-ts of suit. -N-0 -T-I-O-N-S-,- An indictment against Andrew Eosh there is ns much game in that section as or practice be plays npon the violin, tioned. sold by Gharlcs II. Sowers nnd Mary Ann Sow- And it being suggested that the Defendants, James BRANCH CF ers to John I. Wood, in Oct. 1809, or so much ol either LiUard, and Virginia Litlurd, his wife, are uou-rcsi- nnd Wm. Losh, for keeping ferocious formerly. dulcimer and symphonium, any air or both of stud tracts ns may be uccussary for the pur- dents of thc'Stnto of Virginia, BOOTS & SHOES, with which he is familiar. These were pose of satisfying said decree. The decree is for costsi It is ordered that they do appear hero within one dogs. Gov. Kemperhas appointed A. B. Cochran, of complainants $ . and tbo sum of $1100 with in- month niter due publication of this order, and answer of Augusta county, a member of the State the only musical instruments he had ROGERS, PEET & CO., terest thereon from 80th December, 1809. till paid, the Plaintiff's bill or do what ia necessHry to protect GROCERIES, An indictment against Wm. Minnick ever seen until quite recently, when his and $10.04 costs of suit at law. and the further sum off their interests, and that a copy of this order be pub- Board of CommiMSbners of the Chesapeake Ui-oacl way, Wow "VTorlc. $."10 with interest tbercou from January Ist, 1874, tillI lisbod once a week for four successive weeks iu the QUEENSWARE, AC., which wo will sell at prices to for selling liquor on the day of an elec- mother carried him toLuray, the coun- paid. One of said tracts is situated on the Shcuau- Old Commonwealth. a newspaper published in Harri- suit tho times. & Ohio Railroad in place of Q. W. Custis ty seat of Page, where ho for the first doah River, near tho Kiver Bank Mills, and containsj soiiburg, Va., aud another copy thereof posted at tho tion; also for selling intoxicating liquors Lee, resigned. Mamifactiirers, f Mesalers ai Retailers front door of tho Court House of this County, on the n--p>ALL WE ASK IS A CALL, aud we will guar- on the Sabbath day, and for assault time saw a piano. Ho took great de- first day of tho next term »: tho Circuit Court of said VKJ auteo satisfaction. The Second Presbyterian Church of Staun- light and manifested much interest in 100 ACRES, County, Teste: J. H. SHUE, c. r. c. n. c. and battery. more or less, and the fithor tract his near the Bluei Comptou, p. q. uov 4-4w ocl4 LONG k HELLER. , ton was organized ou Sunday night Inat. A the iustniraent; sat down, nnd after FINE CLOTHING. Itldge mountains and contains 100 Acres more or less. An indictment against Charles Min- TERMS:—$500 cash in hand on tho dny of sale, andi "WTIRGINIA TO WIT:—In the Clerk's Olfieo of tho call has been extended to the Rev. McDuff familiarizing himself with the scale, be the balance in two equal annual pajmonts. bearing in- V Circuit Court of Rockingham county, on the 4th nick, for disturbing public worship. Simpson to become pastor of the oUarcii at played several tunes. After returning terest from tho dny of sale, tho purcbase-r to give3 day of November, A. D., 1875: bonds with approved security for the deferred pay- C. A. Y'ancey, Agent for M. O. Harman, J. A. Lowen- An indictment against Peter Rador, a salary of $700. hopio ho was seen under the table EMIL FISHER, muuts, and the tlt'e to bo retalncij as further sccnrlty. bach, A. B. Irick aud himself, Plaintiff, much interested in somothing. Upon nov4-t8 J. 8. HAUN8BERGEU. Comm'r. vs. for giving away ardent spirits ou the M. Lansburg, L. Franklin aud S. Hamburger, partners Notice the Date. obaarvation it was discovered that he CHEMICAL SCOURER, doing business as Lansburg k Co., Defendants, day of an election. bad driven tacks or small nails into the (The original importer of tliiu industry.) Commissioner's Sale.» DEBT. Rules awarded against absent Grand Tub "Great Texas Bonanza."—Drawing The object of the above suic is to recover of the de- cross pieces of tho table, and had ALSO AGENT PURSUANT to a dccreo rendered nt tho September feudants the sum of $75, duo for rent, reserved upon J. A. LOWENBACH J urors. Positive Novemiiku ilOrn, ou Money stretched wire of different lengths, tak- FortliolVIKW YOIXIC IJYEIIS'GJ Term of the Circuit Court of Rockingham coun- contract, with interest on $25. part thereof, from tho Hekunded.—The Most Restonsidle Kn- ty. 1875, in the case of R. C. Harrison vs. John Walk-^ Ist day of September, 1875; on $23, another part % SECOND DAY. TKUPIUSE IN THE UNITED STATES. en from old brooms, thus trying to im- er's administrator, Ac., in which I was appointed a' thereof, from the 1st day of October, 1876; and on $25, IIV3 JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF itate the pinno be had just seen. There 139 West Fayettv (Street, Special Commissioner to make sale of tbo residue thereof, from the 1st day of November, The estates of Jacob H. Blosser, The Texas Gift Concert Association, of BALTIMORE, MD. 1876 and to ottach iu tbo bands of Richards & Wacsche, Denison, Texas, will distribute to ticket- is no prospect of his talent being cul- Would call the attention of liis cuHtomei-H to the fact A HOUSE AND ECT, money due from them to said defendants. dee'd, and Evan Henton were commit- , that it would he greatly to their advantage to bring And olfidavit being made that tho defendants, M. bolders, Nov. 30th, $2.50,000 ia cash. This tivated, since his mother, who has been their Dyolug TWO WEEKS BEFORE NEEDED, as it in the bill and proceedings mentioned in said cause. Lansburg, L. Franklin and S. Hamburger are uou res- Dry Goods, Groceries, ted to the Sheriff of tho County for Association lias a first class reputation for separated from her bnsband, is poor, ia done in New York, and takus that length of time. I will offer at public venduo ou tbo premises, said, idrnts of the State of Virginia, fair and square dealing. Its Managers are Goods are forwarded three times a week, and will be property, situated in what is known as ••Ncwtowu," It is ordered that they do appear hero within one administration. and the solo support of the boy devolves promptly returned. Also, every article of wearing ap- or Zirkle's addition to Harrisonburg, month after duo publication of this order, and answer old and reliable citizens of Texas. But a parel CLEANSED iu the very best luauuor, and ul the On Saturday, 20tU of November, 1875, the pluintiffs' bill, or do wh.it is neccHsary to protect GASSIMERES, DRESS GOODS, Rules awarded against absent Petit few days now remain to the day of drawing. upon her." Bhortcst notice. II their iuterest.and that a copy of this order be publisbed But a few tickets now unsold, so tickets Auv one wishing to purchaee a snmll home and will once a week for four successive weeks iu the Old Com- Jurors. Cannot the Page Courier give the | It has been tor the last twenty-one years, nnd will attend on that day, can be suppliod. This property is raouwealtb, a newspaper published lu Harrisonburg, should be secured at once. always be, my aim to give perfect and outiro satisfac- very pleasnutly located. Va., and another copy thereof posted ut the front door NOTIONS, &C., &C., Court will probably continue all the This Enterprise stands to-day the first and name of this musical prodigy, that he tlou to all. TERMS:—One-third cash in hand; balance in six of tho Court-House of this County, on tho first dny of foremost of its character iu the United ^re-l'ai-ties rebiding at a distance from tho city can and twelve mouths, with interest from dsy of sale, the.«' the next term of tho Circuit Court of said County. week. may be known ? If the statements of forward their goods by express, and have them re- purchaser giving bond With satiefaotory security, and!l Teste: States, and has the home endorsement of its turned in the same way. april 29-y a lien retained to secure balance of parchaso money. Y. k C.. p q. J. H. SHUE, c.# c. c. n. c. which ho offers i.i extremely LOW FIGURES. own citizens. the correspondent be correct, there oet21-ts B. G. PATTERSON, Comm'r. uovll-4w. Coal From Dora.—Tho first coal TUe Following Speak. For It.elfi will bo no trouble about bis talent be- WAR BULLETIN. COMMISSIONER'S (^1H A BLOTTE PA REN T Complaiuaut. JKS-CALL AND SEE HIM.-6* brought from Dora Coal Mines, in any "We, the undersigned, citizens of Denison ing developed, as there are many peo- ^ va. PASSENGERS for the West from Harper's Ferry, SALE OF REAL ESTATE. D. H. Ralston, 8. R. C. aud as such administrutor of Bcpt 36-1 y quantity, was brought down on Tues- Texas, cheerfully give our testimony to the ple who would be glad to take him and Winchester nnd the Valley will save moiif-y by goiiic; Fountain M. Lnytou doo'd. Eleanor Igiyton, Samuel honorable and impartial manner in which via. Washington and Bultimoro and tho rcuusylvauia PURSUANT to decree ot the Circuit Court of Rock- L. Layton, David M. Ijiyton, Mary A. Layton, Ella day afternoon. Mr. Pool had mined the First Grand Gift Concert of the Texas give him an education. Railroad. inglmin county, rendered iu tho chancery cause Layton, Martha A. Layton, James Lilhu'd, nnd Vir- nnd brcnght bere a two-horse wagon Gift Concert Association was conducted, and From Washington or Baltimore to of Whitescarver, Ac., vs. Shows it or, Ac., I will soil ginia, liis wife DrlViulunts. Valley Book Store! as to tho very satisfactory manner in whicli PITTSHURG . ...$5 00 upon tho premises at public auction, In Chancery in the Circuit Court of Rnckinyhnm, load—something more than a ton— The search for survivors of the Pa- WUKELIXG ..; 5 50 Extract from decree rendered ut September Term, all the pledges and promises ot the Associa- XANESVILLB ... 6 50 On Friday, 12th of November, 1875. 1875: HAVE now ou hand a flno asaortmont of and has it on exhibition at his offices tion were carried out; and, further, do roost cific disaster has curiously enough led COLUMBUS ... 5 50 n tmct of .bout 58 ACRES of tnnd. lying on rtewwut • ♦ "Adjudged, ordered and decreed that this heartily endorse the Second Grand Gift Con- to tho discoveiy of the vessel—the ship CIXCIXNA 77 ... 0 00 Run, adjoining tbo lands of Henry W. Roller and oth- cause be referred to one of tho Master OommlsMiounra JLSoolcs, feitatloiiory, Olki^omos* over Jas. L. Avis' Drug Store. The cert, to bo given November, 1875: IX 1)1 A XA POL IS ... 7 60 ers, and formerly owned by Wm. Showaiter. Tbo of this Court, to take an account of the liens against Orpheus—with which it is supposed LOUISVILLE ... 800 land vrlll be started at the bid of $1150. tho real estate of F. M. Layton dee'd, and their priori- PICTURE-FRAMES, MOULDING FOR coal, while of good quality, is pot to be W. H. Winn, Mayor City of Denison; the ill-fated steamer came in collision. ST. LOUIS ...10 10 TF.HMS:—Costs of suit and sale In baud; remainder ties, aud report to this Court; also to report any mat- Judge VV. D. Kirk, G. W. Walters, Geo. B. CHICAGO ... 800 In three equal annual instalmenta with interest from ters desired by any ou© interested." FRAMES, AC., AC., considered an average sample of the Tho captain and crow of the Orpheus Ample time allowed to make tho Journey at tho tho day of snlo The purcbaser to give bonds with ap- The parties to tho above oniitlod cause nnd all oth- Loving, J. D. Woodyard, W. A. Tibbs, W. have been found'encamped near an proved personal security, and the title retained as ul- ers to be affected by tl o taking of said aooouut. ore whicli I propose selling at reuHonahle rates. In cou- coal at Dora, as it was taken from the B. Boss, J, G. Taylor, L, M. Johnson—Alder- above low rates. timate Focurity. JOHN R. ROLLER, hereby notified that I have fixed upon Friday, the 3rd uoction with my Book Store, I have a men, City of Denison. Indian village on Barclay Sound, Van- F. THOMPSON. S. T. DE FORD, D. M. BOYD, ocl-l-ts. Comm'r of Snlc. day of December, 1875, at my olfieo in Hurrisonburg. outer surface of tho veins. Geologists, Gun. Mau'r. S. E. Ag't Bait. Gun. Pass. A't as the time ami place of taking said account, nt which CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Every locality should organize n club. couver, where tbey Lave been since may C-ly a time and place they will attend and do what is ueces- who have examined the deposits, have Their list of prizes is unprecedented. Capi- Saturday lust. The captain states that Commissioner's Sale? sary to protect their respccilvo iuteresta iu tho and will roul you Rood Books at low yrkes. 1 also told us that the farther in the coal is tal Prize $50,000, lowest prize to a whole ho was run into by u steamer Thursday ST. CLAIH HOTEL, BY virtue of a decree rendered IuIn thetho ohaucery caseQ premises. havo a fuU stock of ticket, $50, lowest prize to a coupon ticket, of J. C. Herring. Ac.Ac.. . vs. D. B. Devior,Dovier, Ac., I. asns Given under my hand as Commissioner iu Chancery mined tho more regular it becomes, $10. Price of whole ticket $5, which con- night, which failed to answer his cry IV. H. CAU 41)011, Proprietor, Comnilssiniior, appointed for that purpooa, will pro this Ist day of November, 1875. FREE SCHOOL BOCKS for help, but he managed to get bis oeod to sell at public auction, nt the front door ol tho' rENULKTON BRYAN, c. c. and the quality improves; hence, this sists of 5 coupons at $1 each. Court-Uouse, at Harrisonburg, Va., H. k P. p. q.—nov4-4w that will bo sold nt Statk Contuact Puickh. ship to rights. He was subsequently MONUMENT BQCAUE, Any Book not on hand will bo fUmishod at Pub- coal cannot be considered a lair sam- cgTCash sent for tickets should. In every Haitlmoro, Aid. On Saturday, 4th day of December, 1875,J, ItJTRQINIA, TO-WIT:—In the Clerk's Offlde of tho .. .. case be sent per exprees or by a bank draft, wrecked by running on a reef near by the H008E AND LOT, or so much thereof as mayv V Circuit Court of Rockingham County, on tho llshora' prices. plo of the deposits toero. Sums under $5, Biinply enclose iu an envel. the place where Le was found, having UPTON W. D0H8EY, Chief ClBrk. anlS-y bo nooesBary, situated on Water street, in the town of 20th day of October, A, D., 1875; Give mo a call, aud I will promlso satlBfactlon. ^ i e >» ope, never send by registered letter or by Bridgewater. Va.. a part of the estate of John Diukol. James E. Roller, . ..Coinplainaut, Oct. 7-3»u- A. M. EFFINGER. been mistaken in a light. dee'd., which was sold in December, 1809, to Thoinas Mr. James W. .(Stan- affta Huddle and is now iu the Dosssssiou of his wife. B. A. Hawkins, N. B. Vanpelt and G. F. Sherman, ad- NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! TERMS:—So much cash as may bo necessary to mluistratoi of Sarah llahn, dee'd., Defeudants. ton, brother of the late Col. John B. hie. Sent at the risk and expense of tho Expulsion of a Minister.—The Rev. pay costs and cxpensps, and tho balance in three tqunl Tho object of the above suit is to recover of tho de- School Report Cards a Ilia Association when sent per Express or bank M. Frnnkcl, lately in charge of the Re- I HAVE just returned from tho North with a large annual payments with interest from dny of sale, tho fendant B. A. Hawkins, thu aum «>f $1UU with interest Baldwin, was found drowned in the draft or by ]oUJa adjIe8Bej. and select stock of goods, consisting of purrliNMer to give approved security, and tho title re- thereon from thu 14th day of November, 1872, until formed Church in Hazleton, Pa., who tained as further suuurity. paid, ami to altnch tho estato of the said defeudaut dock at Richmond last week. He had Address for tickets, circulars, etc., uov4ts J. S. 11ARNSBEROER, Comm'r. and subject it to the payment of aald debt ami co«U. was recently dismissed from the Susque- And nffidavit being mudu that the defemhmt B. A. THE iiEH-rr IN UfeiE s • been in Richmond since the State Fair, A. 11. COLLINS, Sbc'y, hanna classis on tho charge of gambling BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GENT'S FURNISH- Hawkins is a non-resident of the Biatu of Virginia, , . , Denison, lexns. It ia ordered that ho do appear hero within one and for some days previous to his dis- Head their advertisement. nov4-tdd and drunkenness, took an appeal to tho ING GOODS. TO FARMERS. month after due iniblicAtion of this order, and answer covery, was unable to be found by sev- synod, which was in session last week at A No. 1 SloSc of Confectionery, A SOBER AND INDUSTHIOUB SINGLE MAN, Hie Plaintiff's bill, or do what is neceaaary to protect nnilEfiE CARDS gotten up by Prof. A. Re lei ion- Lancaster. Frank el conducted his own who thoroughly underatauds the huRluesM. de- Ids interest, nnd that a copy of this order bo pub- J| bach, of llridgewalur, endorsed by I'rul. Unffuer. oral who were dispatched to to find Land Sale—John £. Roller, oom- GRQCEUIE8 of .11 kllldl, (lid also RED HOLE LEATU- sires a situation as foreman or uvuracdr ou a farm. lished once a waek for four suoecssivu weeks in thu Hlatu Suporlntemleiit. oml reconimeuded by Prol. J. defense, claiming there was a conspiracy EU, which 1 will sell very cheap, Ac., Ac. The best of references given. Old Common wealth, a nowspaper publlslied in Harri- S. Loose, Ounilty Supurinleiideui, are uouaidurud thu out his whereabouts. Tho coroner's missiouer, sold ou Friday last a tract between tho witnesses to ruin him. The Cash paid for Pnuluco. Address ••FARMER." Whig Ofllce, Elktos, Mi>. sonburg. Va.. and another oopy ilieroot posted st tbo moat complete report iu Uho. 1 have removed to my new building, corner Main novlMw front door of the L'ourt-lIoiiMu of tills eoiiuly, on tbo Price 30 cenlM per pack of 50 cards, by innil 35 cents. jury decided that his death was acoi- of 28 acres, near Mt. Crawford, late action of the classis in dismissing the no- and Water streets, nnd next to Masoniu Hall. first day of the next term of tho Ciruilii Court of said For sale only at fchu C* »MMON WEALTH OFl'TCci aud I thank my Ii'lends and ttie puhltc generally for their \ full line of idl of the popular I'stuut Midiclues, County. Tiihtvi: EFFINGKlPrt DUUlDilURL, ilunUuhburg, Va. dentol, cud that ho had heou iu tho the property of Wm. Sh'owaltor, to eused was sustained by a vote of 111) puti-Mung" and hup'i fur u cuutluumiiuc id the sanie. always kept iu stuck, nt oct'iH-1 * J. U. bUUL, C* C. c. n* C. UviV 4, 1870. water about a week. ' lioury W. Roller for $1,150. to 13. uct 14 3iuus M. X'iNKUS. i uuvll L. U. OTT'li Uni;; bUiK. Uullu, p. q* "ESSION'AL CARDS. MISCELLANEOUS. DRUGS, &C. BUSINESS CARDS. HOTELS AND SALOONS. RAILROADS. JaMES kenney. 3Y-AT LAW, llAnniev'NUVKo, VA. LUTHER H. OTT, A. H. WILSON, THE SP0TSW00D HOTELT Macl.lltt uixl Iturn.-H*. Multcr, IlarjpiiBoii1>ui*M. "Va. F. A. nAlXOKUFlKI.D, HABEISONBVIBO, VA., * rORNF.Y-AT-LAW. llAHRiBONniTRO, Va. t'fOtflrr Double Dnily Trains between Baltimore and DEALERS IN Would reBpoctfnlly any tn the 0. B. LUOK, - - - - Proprietor. South side of tho Public Square, in Bwltzer's new pnblio thai no lias Hold out hta rilUE NEW HOTEL, Tlit H|io(axvooil* under the South nnd Southwest. building. inuin-y NEW LABOE DTI TO nuitDINO, MAIN ST.. yfjfi'1 busliiess, ami can now _| the pruprlutoraliip of tho umbTHigncd, in now On and nftcr StrNDA Y, Jtmo 13lh, Passenger Trsicn mTn devote all lit« time to tlie iiis:iufar. will run as fullown: art UOQVTf A LtJBTV, Agricultural Implements! HARRISONBURG. VA. ^ turo and sale of all ariiclea iu bis Open and ready to receive Visitors ui the PRACTICE LAW in all Uio Court* Tuferlor. Ajtpel- liuu. and RiiFatB, The cptablishmrnt has l»cpn renewed and SOUTH BOUND. late and F- deral. 11 AunisoKuviui. Va. on HARD WARE, RESPECTFITLLY Inform«the public, and enpecfally SATISFACTION OUARANTKED! retlited from eoUar to roof, and Ib In compUto order. . the re Wnflt-Market street, nearly oppesite Loeweilbarb's tlio Medical profession, that bo Jiiih in etore, No matter what others may toll you, who deal In It is emphatically a new Iioumc, and it is determined a or peruiii- Store. . Jan23. nml to constantly receiving largo additions to his j Mooprl-elitM Northern-made goodn, do not Jail to call b) mako it Bland ob one of Iho very best kept IToteln Leave Baltimore | 0.00 a. III. I 5 20 p. in. NAILS, SPIKES. STEEL, STOVES, BUpeilor stock of • ana see me b'/ore purchasing, in the Stater The proprietor hftM bail very enlarged " Washingbn.... i H.oo a. m. I 7.oo p. m. .-.achnsetts, nrnl OKAS. A. TANCKT. KD. B. CONRAD. experience for flftecii vears as a Hotel miff Springs " AU-xarwIrin | 8.35 •« 8.00 p. m. nobler aims and YANCEY & CONK AD. IXoroo proprietor, Imvtng kept the old Columbian Hotel and ** Gordonsvllle.... 12.45 p. m. I J2 25 a. m.. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AND INSURANCE AGENTS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,! 1 keep on Hiiml np.rt Ready For Sale " Chariot teHvlllo.. I.48 " (• candidates it can- SUCCESSORS TO JONES BROTHERS j j l adles'and Oeitt> Saddles and RridleB, of nil styles Iho famed Spottswood Hot«I, at Richmond, and the Arrive ot Lynch burg. 4.50 «« 1.20 •• HARRisoNnuim. Va. 43rOfflco—New Law Building, PATENT MEDICINES, and prices; Mnrtingatot, Wagon Saddles. Pkrmers' .Tonlah Ahnn Springs iu Kockbridgo. Ho in quite nuro Arrive at Danville.... 10 10 •• 4.50 " . carry the State in the WcM Market street. janU-y Eaat-Market Street, | HornesB, Cnrria^o and Hnc;/y Homess, all complete: be may claim, hero in tho Valley of Virginia, to bo next national campaign. Wliit8 Lead, Faialers' Colors, Oils lor PaiDtine, Ij Cart HarneHB. CoUftrB, Saddlery TrtmnilngM, Blaiikois able to keep a Hotel. He therefore luvlten tho people EDWIN B. HAY, Whips, Saddle Girtiis, BniHhes, Ac., and a* to prices of Roekingham and adjoining conntteH aud the travel- NORTH BOUND. MAIL. EXPftESSL AVendoll I'hillipps told his Massa- ATTOr.NF.Y-AT-LAW,Claim andCollction Aofkt, HA RRISONR I'll G, VA. LunmcATiHo and Tannnc«' Oils. and quality of goods defy competition from any source. ing public to call at iho Bpottbwood aud see whether :i'21 Four-aml-a-ftalf Street, iVaahfnglon, J). C. Spe- I warrant my work hi Inat, aud to be made of tlio he nnderBtands the business of his life. Leave Danville Dally 0.30 a. m. chusetts friends that theyconld at least cial attention plven to claims before tlio di-p^'t- WE HAVE THK AOEXCV FOR THE BALE OF VAEHISHES, DYES, PUTTY, SPIOES, beet material. Cull on me before purchasing. It iw wareely neecwaiy to ray thai the table, the ** Lynchburg .... 0.30 •• "stand np and bo collated." They mcnts, also to patent law. julyl-U* parlors and tho ohomhera will always be found agrcea- 0.00 p. irtv THE CELEUBATSO WINDOW GLASS, 4C»r*Sbop near tho Lwllreran (Jhuroh. Main Htrcel. " Charlottes villu 12.55 p. m. 12.25 a. 44ni. nominated him for Governor and gave deo8-tf A.U. WILSON. The proprietor, In conclusion, 1b quite suro{ the peo- " Gordoharllle... 2.15 44•• 1.30 "joux E'IIOLLEU, NoIIoiin, 1'nncy ArticlcH Ac., Ac ple «»f the Valley will cordially sustain th s rffort to Arrive nl Alexnedrla . 6.20 44 5.35 44•• him some three hnndrtd votes. No.v ATTORNET-ATLAW. IlAnniBONnuRO, Va.—Courts; KELLER DRILL, esfabtfsh a first-elaHH Hotel, such na the Spottswood " Washington... 7.33 6.33 44 the wicked Springfield Republican ex- Ro» klnghnui.Sbcnandoali and Augusta. Rolup now AND I offer for bsIo a large aud wbM sblecied aaaortiuont TO THE CITIZENS shaTI bo, in Harriaoubnrg. " Bnltimoro I| 8.15 •• 7.30 r ut >f public life, proposes to devote his whole Hire embracing a varied stock, all Wnrrautod of the boat My Oinnlbiifl will always be ready to convey paflsen- claims: "Count 'cm. Uncle Wendell! to bis profession. Correspondeiico and business qnnlity. —OF— gcre to and from iho Spottawood. MIXED TRXlV. will receive prompt attention. * Hay and Grain Horse Rake, nni rp rf>< oovR.'Ti-tf c. B. LUCK, X'rop'r. Isravo Lynchburg dally, except Sunday, at 5.00 a.in. They're all up.'" withA, nrticlnMi Pi Pn iu mjrI tn Jin,, fumlnh nt nn rnnnonnhlophyalclnnn rntcisnml nnothcrn miy THIS "V^r^LIdY. arrlvo at Danville at 11.25 a. m. Igravo Danville 2.M The Cincinnati Enquirer is sardonic manufactured by the Hagcrstown (Md.) Agricultural oihnr (inj*b]l,;iim.ut lu tlin Vnlloy. p. m.; arrive at Lynchhmg at H.an p. m. Thla train CFTAS. T OFERUALL, Works, and so fnvorsbiy known to tho Farm era of Hiwrinl attention pnut u* tho compotiudiug of Pliy- RibVxatE" ITOXJHI:, makes good connection st Donvlllo with Illehmond and happy. It says: "This is Som ATTORNKY-AT-LAW. Haruthontutro, Va., prflctleefl Rocklnglmm and adjoining counties. We have iu stock ■icinan' PrHMcriptlonn. Having removed to Debuintown. neab Bbidoe- (FORMienLT KFmtOER ITOUBE,) aud Danville trains, North nnd South; nnd at Lynch- in alt the Courts of Rockingham, the Federal Courts a full lino of E. H. HrtiiK, who rcmaius with mo, will be glatl to wateb, I am prepared to offer to the mbllo a H A RRTSON BURG. VA. imrg with regular Exprcon Train en this lino, lu both Tilden's success. This is the conse- at Jtarrlsonbnrg, and tho Courts of Appeals at noo liin old frlruds. ■full lino of dlrectiona, quence of the adoption of a republican Ptaunlon and Winchester. 43rOtllco iu "Sibert" Corn Crushers, Barh Mills, Lea/her and This Houne lias been thoroughly repaired and fur- olrtihliot7 pnhonngc ronpcclfolly solicited. nished thronghoiit with new and tsaty furniture. Ih WARRENTON BRANCH. financial platform by the democrats. Building," up stairs. Gum lidling. Plows in great mriely, ' , L, H. OTT. "Wooloaa. Ooocis, rr>tivetit« ntly located to tho telcgr&ph office, banks and Connection between Warrenlon nnd Jlaln Line, to Emery Grinders for Reapers and other hnMnesB houKCB, and from North and South buund Mail, cud South This is the reward given for advoca WM. B. COMPTON, consisilnff of Olotha best of fine bluo Casslincrcs. Cas- The Table wfll always be Bnpplled with tho best tho bound Express Trains. ting a policy of general bankruptcy (Lath of Woodbon CoMrrow.) win contlnno tho Mowers and Knives, Corn Shelters and NEW STOCK OF siuctteH, Blankets, Stockiug-yarn. Ac., Ac.; also a su- town and city markets afford. Attentive servants em- Prantlee of Law iu the Courts of Rockingham; tho perior quality of Vcnotlnn Carpeting. ployed. MANASSAS BIYTSION. and financial ruin." Court of Appeals of Virginia, aud Courts of tlio Uni- Eted Cullers, Cucumber Wood Well I am prepared to exchange for WOOL, nt rulinc The I.vrgc and commodloqa stabling attached fa this Possongcr Train dally, except Sunday, between In a speech delivered before the ted Statee. and Cistern Pumps, Iron and. Chain IMPROVED LAMPS! market mten, " Hotel la under the management of Mr. H. O 4TEB. Strasbnrg nnd Washfugton, Leave Straebnrg at 3 55 Business in tho hands of tlio lato Arm will be attended Mas. MAIITO. LUPTON, Proprietress. a. m., arrive at Ah xaodrta at S-.M n. bv., and at Tfoih. Tamtnftny Society on Thursday night, Pumps, Cast Steel Shovels fur Corn BURNERS!. C. E. LUPTON, I - . tngt"»al».30a. m. Leave Wnshingtim 4,on p. ,n.. to as osrial by tlio surviving par'tnor, [srO-I T.ANTEBNS, CtHMNIES, NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL Carding, Spiiini Manufacturing ofGooils O. B. 8TROTHER.) t-I'FBK8* Alexandria 4 4-p. m., nrrlv, at Stranlmrg 11.45 p. m. John Kelley said the main cause of Plows, Harpoon and Grapple Horse OIL, mid EVERYTHING IN THE LAMP GOODS to order, at na low rntc b nn any Mill in tho Vullev. 6 011 11 a a s G. W. BERI.IN, Hag Eorks. LINE, FOR SALF. AT REDUCED PRICES, AT »April 15 ly LintI'ml^xhoVr SInil f'sin.^!, both!."» South" "andn NorthJnnetinn hound. with Slain Tammany's defeat "was the prejudice A.TTOKNEY-AT-1.AW. Hahuirokiil'RO.Va., will prac- Having for many yearn eujoyvd n favomhle reptilation' f created in the minds of the laborers of llco !n the Courts of Kooktugbam nml aftjoiuing «lff-REl'AIBS ON HAND, nt nil timpfi, for nil tho bb a manufHcturor, I am prepared to guarautne uer- A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL f West;u- . at DanviUo, toand"" fonnecllonftom Sontli wilhand Southweat:North aal counties and iho Uultcd whites Court, held at this Mnchiuory wo noil. Alno fur tho W ivhI Bonpern nnli JAMES L. AVIS' DRUG STORE, fcci satiHfnetion to all. at Lynehbnrg, twice deity to Mcmphle. Artauln, New this city that wo as a political organi- place. Office in Swlizat'a Bcw>aUdlng on tho Muwora. Umdloy uinl Sliicklo'o mown. A fuil Iluo of Apr. 22-i875y THOS, P. MATTHEWS. Orleans, Arkimsss snd Texas, and nt OordonsvlIIe aml zation wore the cause of the reduction rablic Square. YmtrW NEXT TO MASONIC TEMPLE. Tlie Pollock House, Charlottesvllle, with dm,Wo dally trains on Chea t FLOUR I FLOUR 1 FLOUR! between the Revere House and Spotnwood Hotel, Ohio R. R., East a lift Wrot. of their wages." J. SAM'L IIAHNSHEUnER, which has recently been fitted up, is flrst-olnsB in all PULLMAN SLEEPERS rmi Uirough without clmnge The Norristown (Pa.) Heradl, Har- ATTOBNKT-AT-LAW, I! Aunisonnuno, Va., will prae- between Baltimore and New Urlcnus, via Lynchburg tico luall (lie Courts of Kockiugham county, the Su- its appoiutmeuts, and cCfars a hearty welcome to all. East Tennessee and Atlanta Lino. trnnfta homo organ, hastens to bring premo Cctirt of Appesls of Virginia, aud tlio lilstrict Exenrslon Tlekcle to all tho Summer Rcsorta ea Ilartrnnft out for the presidency, and aud Circuit Courts of tho Uuilod SUitcs bolden at Bridgewater Mills! -THE BAR- sale. Lowest ratcn to all points. Harrisonhurg. feb^'-y BiMilhE hftfl a fine Bfock of liquors cf the l est hrnndB. cigars, O. J. FOBEACRE. Gon. SfanngeT. quotes the resolution of (ho republican mtUHJEWAlTK, VA. Ac. Among the liquors aro the "Live Oak Rye J. M. BROADCS Gen. T. A. jnmii State convoution of 1871 It says:— JOUN PAUL, Whiskey," "Good as Gold, Bourbon," "lieUBossy ATTOr.NEV-AT-IAW, HAnntsoiyuDBo, Va., will prac- HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL AND CLOTH HnUSIIES, C0- Ooguuc," Ac. Chesappftko and Ohio KnilrouiL '■That our popular chief magistrate is tice in the Courts ol Kiiekinglialii and adjoining LOCNES, HAIR OILS, FACE I'OWDERS. HAIR 1AM making the beat of FAMILY and EXTRA fairly in the order of promotion is geu- Counties, and in the ffnltcd Utalcs Courts at Harri- DYES, AND A GREAT VARIETY OF O'lHEU FLOUR, wkieh I am selling at lowest market rates. Uf THE RESTAURANT ON and aftor September 2,1876, Puseongcr Trains aouhurg, JQ-Offlcn lu tho old Clerk's OIlico,iu TOILET REQUISITES, FOB SALE AT every delicacy of the sen son, as well jib stibBtautialfl, will run as follnwa; erully admitted.'' tlie Court-nouse yard. I am prepared to grind every nwn'B wheat soparntely can bo bad at all hours. OYSTERS, THUDS and oth- FROM STACXTON— WESTWARD. when so desired. I give .horts and bruu mixed, er game, served up iu tho best style nt short nctlco. Leave Stannton at 4,20 P M e a ,v CDAS. K. HAAS. •>. O. rATTEBSON. JAMES I. A VIS'S DRUG STORE, , The Mill is under the control of S. W. POLLOCK, ; Dispatches from San Frnucisco give HAAS & PATTEBSON, Next to Mafiouic Templd. nopl.'JO-t may 11 Supt. for Mrs. Mary Dolloek, ?,"nT'-MMboro 0.17 " pP m....5.aes'u a mro the particulars, as far as obtained, of the ATTORNEYS-AT LAW, HAimiKONnrno, Va. Will GEORGE W. WHITE, Covlngton 7.81 p ni... 7 oo a nr foundering, on Thursday last, when less practice In all tho Conrte hold in Rockingham coun- Harvesting Tools, FARM BELLS, Ci- who, during s sneccRBrul msnngemenl of eleven yenis, ' BHInton. nituSiUphur 3.15 p 10.8.5 a rani ty, and arc prepared at nil Mines to file petitions caUBod (hi-i Mill to eujny a repntoUou aocond to uouo THE MAGNOLIA! | w than a day out from Victoria, of the in Bankruptcy. Prompt attention given to colleo- der Mills, Road Scrapers, Barrel 4tl tile Valley. K t''« l'tt Falls 1:23 p m iioiiR. Office fti couthcast corner of Oourt-Hous© " Charloston q.o-i z, st> amsbip Pacific, and the loss of ov. r Square. Churns, II Wt Tubs, Water and Horse auglD-Bra ISAAC MARSHALL. BAP, RESTAURANT, and BILLIARD HALL, ffn " Uar.tii.Kton .V... I " the now building erected by Measra. RicbnrdR & Wno- " Cincinnati J In a hundred passengers. Only one man Buckets, Peck and Half-bushel Meas- ecbe. Main street, adjoining Rockingham Lank, es- EASTWARD. was saved, having he n picked up in an KO. JOHNSON, ures, Pick s, Mattocks, Gr indstones and The Harrisonhurg Iron Foundry, pecially to suit tho biiHinoss. Leave Flaiinton si 10:38 A. M... ir-40P M ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Haiirisokdurr, Va., practlcoB PAINTS. MACHINE OILS, DYE-STUFFS. VAR- Everything Is In firat-class order. The I? AIT is Arrive at OhnriottGRville 12:31 p. M.. 12:26 A '" exhausted condition by a sailing vessel in the Courts ol Rockingham ami Sheunndoah, and Fixtures, Hand Corn Planters, Horse N1AHEJ. SPICES, PUTTY, JIATCUES, TRUSSES r. kha-txtTey &. co.. supplied with every variety of cholcctt Liquors,—do Lym-hburg ;.. .4 ;50 * .4:50 • * • in the Circuit and DiHtrict Courts of tlio United AND SUPPORTERS. SHOtJI.DEIl-BRAOF.B. AND MANUFACTURERS OF mestlc and foreign. " GortloiJSvil]e,..<...l:45 8 8 ...$.1;2S* * while Hoating on the pilot house. States hold at Haprinonburg, Va., and the Supremo Corn Planters, Manilla and Hemp AI.L ARTICLES USUALLY SOLD IN DRUG The IIEJ^J'A TJITATVT is iu ample order, " AYRKhington 7:33 1 .!c.33 A. 4 Court of Appeals hold at Stnnnton, Va. Rope., Rock: and Gun Powder, Shut, STORES, FOR HATE AT £1VJCN"GSTON FOWS aud meals funushod at all hours. " RKhmond., ..5:40 4 * 4:45 A. • K. S. THOMAS, Pennypncker's Horse Collars, Hill-side plows, straw-cutters, cane Train leaving StAuntou nt 10:35a. m.. and 4:20p. m. CHEAPEST AND BEST! MILLS, ROAD-SCHAI-ERS, Tlio Billiard Room run* daily (ftxeopt .Sunday) stopping nt jfii rvgutor sta- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, (lato of Grcono Co.. Va.,) Har. ALSO, A FULL LINE OF JAMES L AV5S 3 DRUG STORE, Horse-Power and TJireBhor liepnlrs, ______Is newly fitted up, with entirely new ta- Uourt between Rithnumd nnd White Hulphmr. RisoMUunn, Va.—Will practice in nil ho Courts of Next to Masonic Temple. j Iron Kettles, Polished Wagon Boxes, XA.WC-lP bieB of the latest models, aud in charge Trains leaving Stannton at 3:35 a. m., saff 10:40 p Hoeklnghnm and adjoining countlos. also iu tho MF.CHANICS* TOOI.S. Andirons, Oirenlar Ssw Mills, Corn of Dr. Sinclair K. ({ray, who will show f 1 t m., run dully, stopping ut all rognhr stations between Peterson's Magazine Federal Courts of Harrlsouburg, and tho Supremo ] aud Plaster Crushers. Also, a superior polite attention to visilors. Hunticgton ami Allegm«uy« ami at Govingtcm, Mili- Conft of Appeals atStaunt m. Collections prompt- 1 1 Look for Rig GOLD MORTAR Sign. In short, tho establishment ifl complete In every de- boro'. Go alien, Waynesboro', Afton, Greenwoods Me- ly attended to anywbero in the .State. jc24-y FABME S aM BD11DEES HAMWARE, artielc of |rkii * i yft tail, and Die patronago of tho public is invited. cliunmB Hirer, Ivy. CLarlolteaville, fiordousville Junr- rOSTAGE niE-PATD ON ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS. WINDOW GLASS AND POTTY, August 12. 1S75. tion nnd Riebmond. PKNDLE ION BUYAN, Fulliuim sleeping cars run on 8:3"; a. m. and 10:40 p jO^-Evory subBcrlbor f*»r 1870 will be proBCUtcd with a COMMISSIONER IX CHAXCERY and NOTARY PUB- Pocket and Table Cutlery. TOI ALL MEN—ASPE2/Ivlksis r\ \J S LmsJ J VJCURE U 11 . milland allfillTHIMBLE kindshinrla of Mill Gearing,Go*rilIf/ SKEINS, Am-..X.\i> FINISHINGVTVTQTTt 0/ m., traius between Richmond and White Sulphur. fc htiporb, largij-nizoil steel eugrnvlug of VrnuAniirs L1C, Hauribokburo, Va.—Will give special arten- jfft)'Agents for tho EXCELSIOR Cook Stoves. every doacription, done at reasonable prices. ^FI^XjEJTOISr.S' TRAINS ABB I YE AT STAUNTON A3 FOLLOWS: ntbtbnttod picture of ••Tho SiuuiuR of tlio DeclarH- tion to the taxing of deposiUoiiB and acknowledg- WEAKNESS of the Back or Limbs, Kidneys, P. BRADLEY k CO. tion of Indeptiiitleiico." This will bo Peterson's menta anywhere in tl.'e county of Hockinghatu. Will . Wo are prepered to tako ordorB for ThreshorM, Reap- Bladder, and Urinary OrgiuiH, Involuntary Garriaonburg, jari3-y Express44 from Richmond, (daily)44 f. n 33 ••Centennial GitV'ta also prepare deeds, articles of ngroomeut and other erH, Mowers, aud other Machinery. Dtoebargos, Glorrt.s, Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Im- 44" Huntington. .. 10.35 p'.Iif44 contracts on very moderate terms. 43"0flice in the Mail Richmond, (ex-Sun) 4.10 4 "J'cterson'H Ma^ttzino" contains every year, 1000 "Sibert Building," same lately occupied by County fltySpecial agency for Rockingham and Pendlnton p..tcncy, Ringing In the Ear, Dmniens of Sight, or Gid- OXjA-I-VST'S " '* ", Wh. Sulphur •• ....io.25A v pagcH, 11 Hteol plat-iH. 1'2 coltni tl Berlin "patterns, 1'2 Treasurer, (np stars.) [.17-y counties of KRICK & CO 'H IMPROVED 1 ORTABI.E diness, DiHease in the Head, Throat, Nose, or Sklti. Id U 1(1. For rate^ tickets and information apply to J^VT niuinmotb fasliiou plates, 24 pages of mualc, and Out) STEAM ENGINES, for ogrioultura! and other purpo- Liver, Lungs, Stomach, or Bowels, and all those Sad HorKiNs, Agent at Stannton, Vn. w aJtl cuta. rck; ulbo their Circular Saw Mills. Agents for tho and Melancholy EfTects Produced by Early Habits of Palaco of Photograpliy, Great iniprovemeuls will bo made in 1370. Among G. F. COMPTON. BLANCH All I) PATENT •OEDURNS. Youth, viz: General Organic Weiikness, Pain in tho NEW REVISED EDITION. CON WAY R. HOWARD, tbem will be a scries of illiiHtrated articles on the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HAnnisosouno, Va.. will prac- Head, or Rtu-k. Indiges^ou. Palpitation of tlio Heart, OVER OTT k SIIUE'S DRUG STORE, MAIN ST., W. M. S. DUNN, Gen. Supt.Gon. Of Pass, Transportation. and T. Agent. Great Exblbitiou at Philadelphia, which will alone be tice in the Courts of Rockingham, Align (da and Slicm- iffarCASU paid for Boues, old Iron, Lead, Braes nnd XpFvonsnes*, Timidity, Tromblings, BafihfuTnws, Entirely rewritten by Die ablest writers on every sub- worth the BubHcription price. They will be iipuropri- ndoah countU s. Promjjt attention given to collec- Copper. Blushing. Languor, lAiesitude, Dyspepsia, Nervous llarrlHoiilMi re:, "Va. ject. Printed from new t>pc. ami illustrated with B»pt«0-tf ntely tailed rJ?| 1 153 O ENrIVXAI^ tions, and retnrna made at mice upon receipt. His Debility, Consiiniplio'n, Ac., with those Fearful F.fleets ^ Several Thousand Engravings and Maps. JTV r»l^ l> ! connection with the Clerk's Office of this county OiSSMAN, TREiBEIl & €0. of Mind so much to bo drended. Losb of Memory, will enable liim to give valuable information to suit- ^w-Ageueiea eolivitod. Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Fore- Plcfitrcs In nil atyloa, from tlie oldest to Tlie Mineral Hureau.- The immense olrculstion of "PeterRon" enables its ers and those interested in "the records of this coun- bodings. Aversion to Society, Solf-ldwtruHt. Love of Tho work origluully published under the title of proprietor to spend more money tn» crahcllisIuMents, ty. 4irOffico at the Coart-Honso for tho present, SoIMude, Imaginary Fear, etc., the Direful Rrsulta of llic very lulest. Thr Nkw Ameiucan Cyclopj'.dlv was completed iu htoiies, kv., Ac., than any other. It gives more for jnno^l-'im* 41. K. OHiOUllK. P. II. aUYTOK. Early Judiaureli^n, which renders MarringO'lmposui- 1863, since which time tho wide circnlatloh which It rpiIE BUREAU Jnst ostablislied at Alexanffria by the suoney than any in tins world. ltd Tuhit.i.ixg ble, destroying both Body and Mind. has nttAiued iu all parts of tho United States, and the fl, tbo Railroad Companies, to aid in developing tbo Tau:s am) Novelkttes are the best pablishcd uny- STT. ( LAVTOX AVILLIAMV.—OFFICE AND Wcstoii BnrnisM Pictures a siecialty. signal developments which have taken place in every iron nnd otlur mineral re sou ices of Virginia and pro- whero. All the most, popnlnr writers arc euiployed to RESIDENCE AT REYERB HOUSE. iralM* TO YOUNG MEN, branch of science, literature, and art, have induced tho moMug home metallnrgical indnslrics, is now open write origluully for ••Peterson." In IHTO, in addition editors and publishers to submit it to an exact and for the receipt aud public display of samples. to the usual qu'inl ity of short RlorloB. five original DXt.-«F. II. JVEFP, Hauiuvoui'.UR'J. VA. Married persons, or young men ronlemplatiug mar- /rj" Call at any time and you will bo promptly thorough vcvislnu, and to issue a new edition entitled For the guidamre of those who wish to avail them- fopyrigtit novoletteB will be given, by Mrs. Ann S. (OfficH over Ott k Shue'H Drug Store.) 1 riage, HUiTering from Organic and Diysical Wenkiiess, waited upon. dec'J-tf The American Cyclopradia selves of the ad van I ages which this institution offertv t tephrns. Frank Leo lieucdict, Mrs. F. II. Burnett, A11 calls from town and country promptly attended m a Lf»SH of ProcrMfttlvo Power, LmpoU-n. y, Proatration, Within the hist ten years the progress of discovery t.10 t m lowing items of In forma tion are given: and others. to. ungl4-y» Exhausted Vitality, Itivolinctary JDischni-ges, Non- CHAS. B. GIBBS, iu every department of knowledge has made n net I'Iuht. li will nol undcrtako to negotiate tbo rnr- MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES ah end Krectilrty. Hasty lOmlsHions, Palpitation of the Heart, work of reference an imporativo want. clinse or sale of any lamia or minerals, lu ite opera- of all others. These plates are engraved on steal, DR. R. S. SWITZKK. PentlsL IIarrisoniiuho. I Neryous Excitability, Decay «»f the Ph^hral und Men- The movement of political affairs Ins kept pace with tion it will be confined mainlj to displaying the t vie the usual si/.", and aro unequuled for beauty. Va. Ktf'Offict near the Spring. Will spend four tal Powers, lieraugement.of all the Vital Forces and FASHIONABLE BOOT and SHOE-MAKER, the discoveries of sclenco, and their frnitlnl applica- nles scut to it. und publishing all imporlant in forma- They will he superbly eolored. Also, I'ouHebold and days of every month iu Mt. Crawford, commencing Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fumdions. Nervous Debility, Loss id" Manhood. Gene- POST-OFFICE BUILDIKO, MAIN STKKKT, tion to tlio Industrial and useful arts and Die Conveui- t.011 In relation thereto eommmiicnted by tlie seudcrK, other receipts; in short, every thing interesting to with the third Wednesday. (flcp'2 y ral Wrakne»B «f the. Organh, and every other unhappy euco and refinement of social life. Great wars, and iieting in tho matter as a gratnitoas exhibitor and ad- Indies. disqualifications, ppcoelily removed and full Manly OPPOSITE SIIACKLRTT'8 CORNER, consequent re.volvlfcioDB have occurred, iuvolvlrg nn- vertiser to the best of its ability, for public benefit. ;V, If.—A * Ihf Pahliiher now prt-pay* the. pmflag*. to Dr. \v. O. HILL, Pliyairlnu ami Snr- •vlffor rostored. tional changes of peculiar moment. The civil war of .Second. Each ramplc intended for disn'ay sbonhl all mail tiiUecsihTti, "I'ltUrsun" ft iniKAiim than geon. Office and rosidonce, one door south ol Inclose Stamp to use on reply. Address llAuni.soNnuno, Va. our own country, which was at its height when (he be near as possible a truthful average of the mass nT i-vku; in/net m the CHBA*j2ST in thk would. " Eflingcr House." All calls iu town iftd country THE very nest of work nt the lowest liv-c&dKh last voluuie of tho old work aupoarod, has happily Mineral from which 11 u-astalen, »nd in quantity suf- TERMS (Altvay* In Advance) A Venr. promptly attended to. jaulO-y STATIONSB lug prices. No competition with any. \gvSy been ended, nnd n uew course of oomuierciul ami iii :ici»"iit to fill a box meaauring ou tho outside JUST BR. JOHNSTON, Equalled by few—inferior to none. Call dusfcrlul activity has been commenced. I'NE CUBIC FOOT. The box Hhould be a sightly otie', 2 Oopies for $3.Oh; 3 Copies for f l .30. With a copy DHR8; GORDON, WILLIAMS TA'M M Of tlie BaHimnro Louie HoHpital. f'tfice No. 7 South unit see some of our superb work. Public Ijargo ncceMSiune to our geographical knowledge have Hiuooth on tho outsule, and tit to bo placed on t-shlbi- of the premium • Chuiktmak Moiinino," a live dollar have renn>vod their office to the uoxr Avis Frodtuick Htrcct, betwci-n Baltimore and Second StH., patrimage oolicited. Don't forget whore. been mado Viy tho indefatigable explorers of Africa. tion. Its lid should be SCREWED ON, not nulled, to> engraving, to the person getting up the Club. building, on Main street, opposite ibe Spotowood Baltimore, Md. [Sept lrt-ly '75 aoptlG-y Tbo great political rovolnlions of tho last decade, avoid bn aking or defacing iu opening. 1 4 Copi. s lor 16.30; 7 Copies for $11. With an extra Hotel property, nherc one of tho firm may be found with the natural result of the lapse of time, have Tmr.m Each box rhcnld be dlr.tinctly maiVcX orv copy ol the Magazine for 1HTU, us a premium to the at all times. uug'iO ""j". H). brought Into public view a nmltitudc of new men. Its M thus: ORE FOR EXHIBITION: VIRGINIA pto'sou getting up the Cluo. THE mmmh pnoiEGTiow whoso names are m overy one's month, and,of whose MINERAL BUREAU, ALEXANDRIA. VA. And if .I CopieB for 50; 8 Copies for $12.50; 12 Copies for Dr. frank: jl. iiabius. DEALEE IN lives every oho is curious to know Die particuhirs. delivered to tho Railroad Agent at anv of the rntab- $IK.U0. With both an extra copy of tho Magjizino for Main St., kkau Epis.iku'al Church, Great battles have been fought and important sieges lluicd way-stations, or to tho baggngo-nmrtcr on board and the premium mezzotint, a five dollar engrav- Haukihonburg, VA. Life Insurance Company, maintained, of which Die dotails aro us yet preserved of any passengor train on the Washington Cfty, Y*. ing, to the person getting up the Club. Wben oonrenlent, patients will please make engage- BLANK BOOKS I C©al aaS Iron Lands. only in the newapapera or In tho trnnslent publics- Midland nnd Great SonthOm Railroad, or anv roail Addrenfl, post-pa d, ments iu order to save time aud disappointment to ti(»n8 of the day, but which ougl.t now to taku their connecting therewith, will be transported directlv frr CTf Attl/ES Or. PETEHSO^, thomsclvos. aug 20 XllolimoncI, Va. IN VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA. place in permanent and authentic history. Us destination free of charge, but without any UabiHtr No. 3UG Chestnut St.. rhilndelpbia, Pa. PRESENTS A PLAN BY WHICH THE BENEFITS In preparing tho present edition for tho prosit, it ; for damage, Joss, or delay. All the Roads ia the State, Jt7rSpoelraoiiB Rent gratis if written for. octU DR. I). A. BUCHER, Surgeon Dentist. OK LIFE IXSUUANCE MAY BB SKOURED BY ON Tills LINE OF THE has accordingly been tlio aim of tho editors to bring it is believed, will immediately unite in this arrauga- would respectiully juiorm Abe public that, hav- ALL CLASSES AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF down tho information to the latest possible dates, and ment. When any box is so sent Iho Bureau should ing located permanently at Bridgewater, i-e is pre- THE USUAL COST. to furnish an accurate account of tho moot recent dis- bo m tlfiod thereof thrmigh tho mail by the sender. ANOTHER GRAND OPENING pared to fill, extract and Insert toctb, and ptrloim all fasliiiigtoi!, Cincinnati & St, Lonis R. R. coveries iu aclence. of every fresh production in litera- Fouutti. Within oaeh box, and securely enveloped other upevnllons in his line. ture, and of tlio nowesDrinvenDiuia in tho practical to prevent aoitlng, there should bo a etato'ment, writ- Office, two doors south of Odd Fellows' Hall, Special Inducements Offered Titid up Cupital, $50,000 ^-Address, J. D. PRICE, arts, as well as to give succinct and original record of ten in a' telnet, bold hand, settoug forth lfirsl| tlio Bridgewater, Va. juuoll-tf the progress of political and historical events. name and post-office address of tho sender, (seeond) Autliorlzcd Caiiital, 200,000 may28-tf T/Oce Box D, HAunisoNBuno, Va. The work has been begun after long and careful pro- the exact location of the land frc m which the mineral Tempi© of Fashioiis. Hmlnary labor, and with the. most ample resources for was teUsn. bu<1 the probable qcnuDty of miattml npttU DIRECTORY. TO J. N. WILKINSON. PresldeLt. ANDREW LEWIS, CHrryiug it on to a successful termination. it. or tbo tblckuesH, length and breadth of tlio dopos- (1 KO. S. OIIRISTIE, our Fashionable Merchant RICHARD JURY. Vice President. DKALER IN (^5L None of tho original stereotype plates have been \fa, ho far as ascertained, nnd (third) whether or not JT Tailor would ref-pectfully inform his old cus- CHURCHES. H. II. WILKINSON, Secretary. used, but cveiy page has been printed on new type, the property is offered for sale, and if so offered, buoU h-niora ami tho public that ho has largely replenished Mrth. E Cnunon, South—Ucv. S. S. ROSZEL, J. W. LOCK-WOOD, Auditor. lonnlug iu fact a new ('yohipanlia, with tbo same plan otlrr in formal ion as a person desiring to purchaso his stock of Pastor. Services every Sunday, at 11 o'clock, A. M., nnd Co 1111 try Unyei'si, C. W. P. BRUCK, M. D.. Medical Adviser. EkiWatcM^ Clocks, Jewelry,^ and compass as its predecessor, but with a far greater would apt to aak for. 7 P. M. Prnyer-meeting every Wednesday eveninr. • DEareentlvo X5oa rd : SILTKH-V/AKK, PLATER-WAUE and SPECTACLES, pecuniary expenditure, and with such improvomeuts Fifth. Each box. us it is received, will be opened, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SUITINSS, Sunday School at D A. M. KEEPS constantly on band a largo assortment of in its composition as huvo been a^gestcd by longer labeled, and placed for display iu its appropriato pnai- VF.HTING8, ikC., with everything new and desirable Prkhrvterias—Rev. J. RICE BOWMAN, Pastoi, J. N. V/ilkbiaou, J. Thompson Brown, J. W. Lock wood, the above articles, wlilch he reppoctlully asks oxporiencc and enlarged knowled" tion in the exhibition chamber, "nd tho. written stab^- in tho way of Men and Boys' Fall and Winter Goods. Services every Sunday at 11 A. Til., and 7 P. M. Lec- J. F. Allen. tho pul/lio to oxa'uiue, as ho is ooufiduut ho can plcnso. The illustrations which arc iutrnduced for the first ment found witliin will bo inscribed in a general r«7- Also a full lino of Gent's Furnishing Goods, such as ture every Wednesday evening. Sunday School at 0 CORPORATIONS, COURTS, &C. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in tho time In tho present edition have been adrted not for conl-book, which will always be kept o|»eu t-i the pub- Hcarfs. Cravats. Ties, ' ollars—linen and paper of all A. M. TYlreotoi'S x best manner and warranted to give sutiulaction. the sake of pictorial offect. but to give greater lucidity llo for rofcroucc. An appropriate notice of each sain- ht> lus—SUBpenders, I.inen Htiudko chiefs, SockH—En- E m m a h u e l—Prot. Episcopal—Rev. J.T N. Wilkinbon—Prosldout. march 25 y and force to tbo oxplanatioijH In the text. They em- >ilo will be at once handed for publicmiou to each of glish aud iialhrigan. Gloves a speciality, French calf , Rector. Divine service on Sunday at 11 . W. Lock woud—Cash lor National Bank of Va. brace oil bronchos-of science nnd of naluml history, the n«WRj)0|ierfi',ln Alexandria. anJVnrc buck black Kids, Hooked Yarn, Berlin lined, A. M., and 7 P. M. Sunday School at D A. M. Lec- J. F. Allou—Tobacconint, Franklin Street, and doplot the most famous and remarkable frntures Sixth . The exhibition chamber will bo kept open i* Iso a fall line of coat and vest bindlagfl. Grders re- ture on Wednesday at 7 P. M. Bible Class on Friday Richard Irby—SupL Richmond Arch. Works. imi% A. HUTCHES0N, of scenery, architecture, and art, as well as tire various to tin; public daily, (Snudays and public holidays ex- e-lved for eoat-tltting shirts. P. S. Agent for the ut 7 P. M. Seats free. J. A. Lceweubach—Merchant and Treasurer of Raw- firoccsse.H of mechanics nud maimfactuiTH. Although cepted ) from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Champion sewing Machine—Use Weed. Come one. Baptist—Rev. W. A. WHITES CARVER, Pastor.— ley Springs Company. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. utended for instruction rather than enibellishmcut, W. F. SPOTTSWOOD. come all. Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. Services first nnd third Sundays at 11 A. M. C. W. P. Brock. M. D.—Medical Adviser. no pains have beon spared to Insure their artistic ex- 8ept23-fcf In charge of the Bureau, I will trade goods fur wood, corn, and a fresh milch Lutheran—Rev. JOHN H. BARB. Services 2nd J. D. Crump— Win go, Ellct Crump. oollemie; the cost of their execution is enormouH, and Sabbath iu the morning at 11 o'clock, and on the third wante: igiags, A. B. Iriolc—President National Bank, Harrlsouburg, ROOMS in Switzer's new Building, up stairs, ojj- it is believed they will find a welcome rreepthm ils an cow. oct 7 nnd fourth Sabbath nights nt 7 o'clock. Va. , positc Die office of the County Treasurer, where admirable feature of the Cyclopfoffiu, and worthy of its SHENANDOAH VALLEY Catholio.—Scrviceo 2d and 4th Sundays of each John A. Coke—Attorney nt Law, 1001 Main Street. ho will bo pleased to wait upon tboao who call. Hatis- high character. month. Rev. FHther John McVerry, pastor. Services J. Thompson Brown—Real Estate Agent, 1115 Main factiou guaranteed in all cases. (ju1yl0-xtiarl6-y. Tho work is sold to Subsorlbf-m only, payable on do- TO THE FARMERS OF ROCK- • at lOji A. M. Early Maes. Sunday School 3 p. m. Street. livery on OHch volume. It will bo completed in six- REAL ESTATE AGENCY, every Sunday. H. II. Wilkinson—Secretary. teen large octavo volumes, each tiontnluiug about 8W0 INGilAX AND AUGUSTA. John Wehi.ky Chapki*—Colored Methodist—Rev. WRAPPING AND Thomas J, Patrick—Commission Merchmt, Cary pages, fully illustrated with several thousand Woml llarrisonburs, Va. PIT UK AND F.V ADULTERATED BONE DUST AT W. LEE WOOD, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 A. street. Rn graving a, and with numerous colored Lithc^ji'aphic BKKLIN'S MILLS, AT BRIDGEWATUH, FOR SALE. M., and 7 P. M. Prayor-mcotiug Wcdnoaduy evening. C. L. Radway—General Agent, W. k W. Sewing Ma- Maps. Sunday School at 9 A. M. chine Company. HAAS, PATTERSON & JONES WE have row about one hundred tons of pure Baptist Church (colored)—Services every Sunday, Thomas F. West—Attorney at Law, 1003 Main St. Prices nml Stylo of Blinling. Oflor tho following prapcrtles for sale: Bone Dust on hand, ready for sale at tho above at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. Mr. Grkkn, Pastoi. PRINTING PAPERS, nov5—3m WILL BUY A In extra Cloth, per ivi/ $5.on ttR ^ ^ ^ ACRES splendid West Virginia Gra- lumed Mills, and will have titty or sixty tons more #tf-GEO. O. CONRAD, Hauuisonbuho, Va., Agent In Library Leather, per rot- 6.(10 y xing Land, finely watered. Will be ready by tho Ist of September next. This Bono Dust SOCIETIES. for Rockingham and Augusta counties. In Half Turkey Moroco, per vot 7.0i) 8oid iu )>areels of 500 or 1.080 acres, as tho purchaser is as tine as any in market, as our screciis aro much ROCKINGHAM CHAPTER, No. 0, R. A. M., meets First Bllortgage Premium Bond In I/at/Ruttla, extra gilt, per rot 8.01) may desire, at very low prices and accommodaDug liner than heretofore, aud tho Dust is made out of In Full Moroco, antique, gilt edge*, per vol 10 00 pnymontn. This laud lies in tho eaBtern part of Ran- clean, dry dokks, mostly from tho "Western Plains; in Masonic Temple, HarrUiouburg, Va., on tho fourth -OF THE- In Full Kussia, per vol 10 00 and tho cleaner aud dryer any fertilizer is tho less wa- Saturday evening of each month. PAPER BAGS, "theT farmers ^ dolph county, 011 Rich Mountain, nnd easy of aeeeiM. ter and Band or other worthless dirt you purchase. , M. E. H. P. OF ROCKINGHAM AND OTHER COUNTIES, Eleven volumea now ready. Suocoeding volume s, un- About 5,000 uerc* of grazing land in Kandulph This is a homo enterprise, and we warrant all tho Bone L. C. Mykrs, Sec'y. can bo supplied at tho NewYort Imlnstnal ExMWtion Company. til completion, will ba issued once In two months. county. West Va.; 1200 acres elesred, balance fiudly Dust wo sell, to bo pure and unadulterated. Come ROCKINGHAM UNION LODGE, No. 27. F. A. M., "^♦Specimen pages of tbo American Cvcioi^jmiA, timbered. All sploudidly watered. Will bo sold to and see for yourselves. "Wo will continue to soil at moeta in MMoiiio Temple, in Harrlsouburg, on thi Twines in all Yarieties, showing typo, llluslratlous, etc., will bo scut gratis, on suit pHrc^asors ut from $6 to $13 per acre. A largo $50 cash per ton until tho middle of August; after that first Saturday evening of each month. THESE BONDS.are issued for tho purpose of rais- application. quantity of Brown Hematite ore on it. Pikes ami tlmo wo will probably raise tho price to $55 per ton, JAS. O. A. CLARY, W. M. Valley Plaster Mills! ing funds for tho erection of a building iu the Pikkt-Clahr Canvabsino Agents wanted. Railroads in course of construcliou through and near na heretofore. Therefore, it Is your Interest to engage L. C. Myers, Soc'y. &c., &c., with tho following articles: city of New York, to be used for said property. ocl all tho Dust you need, as early hh possiblo. MINNEHAHA TRIBE, No. 33, I. O. R. M., moots Address the Publishers, H;a Acres. Moderate dwelling; cxcellont barn, and ALLEMONO h ADAIR, In Rod Men's Hall, narrisonburg, on Monday evening Plaster, Salt, Mackerel, Shad, Herring, other necessary out-buildiQgs; l(» acres timber; 8 acres July 1, 1875. Bridgewator, Virginia. of each week. JAS. M. WELLMAN, Sachem. A PERPETUAL WORLD'S FAIR! D. APPLETOH & CO., meadow; good neighbors; schools, obiirchcs and mill J. K. Smith, Chief of Records. Stone Coal, Cement, Sugar, Molasses, a ptrm&nont home, where every manufacturer can ex- 549 551 Broadway, N. Y. couventeut. A good little farm. Price, $3,000. Good COLD WATER LODGE, No. 37, L O. G. T., moots 24 German Street, Coffee, Cotton Cloth, Cotton Yarn, To- hibit aud soli his goods, and every patentee can show May 0, 1S75. terms. £ OCK AGENTS lu Red Men's Hall, every Friday evening. his invention; a centre of induftry which will prove 8£5 Acres fine middle river land, in the county ol Win. lacJOKTT, R. S. J. D. PRICE, W. C. T.. ? bacco, Reapers, Mowers, Drills, Rakes, Augusta, within four miles of Valley R. R.; splendid And Good Salesmen AHIHAM ENCAMPMENT, No. 25, meets first and (EAST OF CHARLES,) Fertilizers, and can sell Flour, Corn, a vast benefit to tlie whole country. brick house wilh eight rooms, nnd new. Farm can be third Thursday eveuiuga, in I.O.O.F. Hall. For thlo purpose, the Lcglalnturo of the State of divided into two parts; land well adapted to gruss aud Aro "COIN1NU MONEY" with the famous J. N. Bruffy, Scribe. WM. A. SLATER,0. P. Oats, Rye, Bacon, Lard. all kinds of grain; well watered. For more particular M. M. SIBERT, New York has granted a charter to a number of our description call on Haas, Patterson k Junes. Farm VALLEY LODGE, No. 40. I. O. O. F., moots lu S ^ X..T I JVt O It IB. Valley Plaster Mills, noor Baltimoro aud Ohio Rail- most wealthy und respectable merclmnts, nnd tboso within 8o\eu miles of Btanuton; about COO acres of it BIDA DESIGNS, Odd Fellows' Hull, Harrisonhurg, Tuesday evening ol uuo geutlouu-.u have purchased no less than eight blocks iu cultlvatiou. The French Edition of which solla for $103, and tho each week. J. K. SMITH, N. G. road Depot, Harrlsouburg, Va. lj 17 London Edition for $200. Ouu Popul.vu Edition J. N. Bruffy, R. Sec. of tho most valuablo laud iu tho City of New York. VALUABLE TANYARD. (#5.50). OOtttatnlOff over One Hundred Full-pago Quar- D. M. Switzer & Son Tho building to be erected will ho seven stories high Wo have for unto a vnhmble TANYAKD wilh Ml con- to Plates, is thk onaapRBT and most klkqani* Publl- ALPHA COUXCiL, No. 1, Sons of Joiudab, meets i GRAND,SQUARE,and UPRIGHT vouluncea. Price low and terms good. in Red Men's Hall every Saturday evening. have Just returned from the East, and are receiving a (150 feet In height), uurmouutod by a magnifloent FLOIIRTNG MILL cation In America, and tho hkst to sell. Critics vie G. O. Conrad. R. 3. B. F. MILLER, W. 0. Imudsome stock of RF.ADY-MADE CLOTHING which | dome, nnd will cover a spaoc of 22 acres. It will bo i^i^isros, One of the boat located in tho county of Rocking- with each other in praising it, and tho muaseH nuv it. VIGILANT COUNCIL, No, 3, Sons of Jonadab, thoy goonintoe'cannot bo equalled in this market, la constructed of Iron. Brick and Glnsl, and made fire, HAVE rccolvod upwards of FIFTY FIRST PRE- ham, in the midst of n largo grain growing region, Agent in Charloston, 8, C., report* 1)7 orders; one in Engraving, Lithographing both stylo and quality. Also MIUMS, and are among the host now made. Ev- Ninety-Six, H. C., 100; one in Yu., 247; another in meets in Rod Men's Hall, every Thursday evening. proof. The bonds, which are all for $20 each, aro se- er}* lustnunent fully warranted for five years. Prices with good custom aud near depot. Full pariiculara Mcmphlfl, 200 ordurs, take)* In threo weeks. WM. P. Grove, Sec. R. W. ROBINSON, W.C. Cloths, Cussi nicros, Hats & Caps, cured by a first mortgage ou tho land and building, as low as tlio exeluKlvo use of tho very best inateriala upon enquiry, 43'Full particulars FREE. Address STONEWALL LODGE, K. P., No. 31, meets second and for the purooae of, making them popular, the di- und the most thorough workniiinship will permit. The CHEAP HOME. aud fourth Thursday ovoulugs, lu Odd Fellowa' Hall. AND PRINTING. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, kO. principal Pianists and composers and Die pinuo-pur- Eight and a half acres of land in corporate limits o| J. U. FOliD & CO., PttbllsUers, D'nai B'niTH.—Elah Lodge, No. 204, meets Ist and In n word everything that gentlemen wear, except rectors have decided to have quarterly drawings of chaHing public, of the South especially, unite iu tho Harrlsouburg—small house on it—oonhl bo dividoa oc28-4w 27 Park Place, New York. 3d Sunday of each mouth, at new Hall In Sibert lulld- boots and sboea. Our goods were selected with grout $150,000 each; this money being tho Interest ou tho into building lots. Price $853—200 cash nnd balance lu8, opposite Bpolswood Hotel. care and will be sold ns cheap as thoy can be bought nt PIANO.unanimous Tho verdict 1>IJ A of ABILITY the sunorinfitj of our of iLstruinentH tho ST1EPP is in 3 ypars. any other cBt«1)liw)nnciil for cufdl. Give ns a call nnd umouut of the whole loan. fully established hv over Sixty Schools und Col- Valley Fountain, No. 2, U. Order True Roformors, JST-Ordero by mail roceivo careful and boo if you do not Have money. Our motto is "Quick Every boudholdor must roceivo at least $21,00, but VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. VALLEY NORMAL SCHOOL. meets every Monday evening, at 8 P. M. sales and short profits." leges in the South, using over 300 of our Pianos. The handsomest and most desirable building lot. JOS. T. WILLIAMS, W. M. F. prompt attention. ho may receive Sole Wholesale Agents for isveral ©f tho principal It has a front of 210 foot, and contains 4 aorua. Price Hope Fountain, No. 5. U. O. T. K., meets every out 7-tf D. M. SWITZER k SON. $100,0001 mauufocturerH of Cabinet and Parlor Organs; prices $1000. Thursday ovuniug, HARRISON GREEN, M. V. from $50 to $000. A Uboral disuouut to Cleroyuion ■ Dai.laud. Secretary. Or $33,01)0, or $10,000, or $5,00., or $3,00, io., ko. and Sabbath Sohoola, TOWN PROPERTY. Session begins September ISlh, 1875, and Keference by permteaion to tlio Editor of FURNITURE!" A Ibfro iwaortmeut of second-band Pianos always on DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, handsomely situated on closes June dlh, 187C. hand, at price, rauulug from $78 to $300. South Main street, Harrisonhurg; 8 rooms. Price the Commonwealtii, HartiHouburg, Va. Extension tables, walnut ana Ash: aarSoud'for lllnstraled CataloKue, containing the $3,300; good terms. DINING FALL-LEAF TABLES; Capital Premium, $100,000. names of over 3,000 Southerners who have buugbt aud NEAT COTTAGE and well improved lot on Eaal DEPARTMENTS t Mini. 1 School, Inter- Removed without pain, or tho use of either oausiios or augl2-0m PARLOR TABLES, Murblo or Walnut Top; ore using tho Stleff Piano. Market St. House contains G rooms and kitohen: wa- the knife, and radically cured. If painful, ami an open CRIBS; These Drawings toko place every three months, CXXAJS. M. HTIlCX-r', ter ou lot. Price $1200. medftnte, Cirnmmar aud Sclcut llic, Tcacti- ulcur formed, modloiucs will be sent by Lxpress to BED SPRINGS, $5.00 n plooo; ers', and Classical. give prompt relief. Consultation by letter. Ouo Dol- VALUABLE TOWjUOTS FOR SALE. LOOKING-QLASSES. FINE PARLOR CHAIRS, and eventually uveby bond will parliclpnto iu them. ■WAitEttOOais, 0 Moktu 1.111 iniTY sihret. CORNER LOT—A valuoblo site for lueea. Lot Tho ofllciency of the Instmctors lias beon satisfiic- lar. Send 5U cents for Book with descriptive Cases, WARDROBES, SIDEBOARDS, SOFAS AND Address for Bonds and full informaticii, UALTIXOKF.. MD 30x100 feet. Price $000—Easy terms. lorlly tested. Rates reasoiiabb). For catalogues, Ueforcuces and Tostlmoiilala. I OFFER for falo privately SEVEN VALUABLE LOUNGES: PACToniEs—8i-86 Camtleu St., aud 45-17 Porry st. MILLS and other property both lu town and please address A. RE1CUENBAOH, Principal, Dns. PARK k McLEIRH, I TOWN LOTS, HAIR SPRING MATTRESSES; MOUUENTHAU, KKUNO & CO., upr30-lS ' country, Hug2(i-3iuos Bridgowator, Vo. Aug. 8-vj No. 21 East Iflth Street, New York, HlTUATfCD IN IIAUniSONUURG, BOOK-CASES AND HECRETARY; Financial Agents, SPLENDID EAST VIRGINIA LANDS VERY LOW DESKS. WHAT-NOTS. OFFICE CHAIRS. Call and sou catalogue. Mansion house hotel, ON JOHNKON HIUF.KT, SAFES, ETC.. all lor salu cheap, by «3 BARK ROW. NEW YORK. BEAT BARGAINS LOOK HERE! Northwest Corner Fayotto und St. Paul Sta., In Zlrklo's Addition, each of which have 60 foot from •oplO R. C. PAUL. Post Okfick Duawku 20. " Having* a largo StockAT of LONG DRESS & OOUPS,nELLER'S aud STORE. aro de- and 180 feet depth. ^"Termn acoommo-'ating. sirous to close them out wo now offer them at greatly INSURE YOUR PROPERTY. TWILL TRADE good and valuable I.ANDH, locate.. ' OPPOSITE HAUNUM'S CITY HOTEL, WRIGHT GATEWOOD Remit by Draft ou New York City Bunks, Regis- rsduood prlooa. Any ouo wishing anything In tlmt In the 8tnte of lt»wa, or West Virginia, for property jauli-tf tered Letter or P. O. Money Order, 8it in the Stale of Virginia. Waahtugion City or Daltlmoro BALTIMORE, MD. &E0R6IA and FLORIDA mution about (iforgia | lino, will do well to euU at LONG k HELLER'S. 1 J? bTnce and banking com. City—either Uwal Eatate or I'orsuual Properly. ISAAC ALBERTS ON PROPRIETOR DAT. KWITZKR k SON call spocial nttonthm to or Florida, Mbould mibHcrlbo for the MORNING NEWS, POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE undeiituis PLAN. PANY OF VIRGINIA. Address or coll on j, j), nilCE, • their atuek of Hats aud (lap*. oct7 puhliahod ut Havannnh. On. ^ fhitly, #10; Weekly, #2 1 dmrtured. Cui>ltnl....fltnoo.ooo. Harrlsouburg, Va. 44-Tcrnis #1.60 per Day. ner annum. Advortluern dcalrlng cuatomorii in tlieno .A * ISNoll??' llrnshes,""Oflnwut Cloth of Combo.Brnsbes, Hair, Hand Tooth, Mirrors, nnd IAMP8, UANTEHNS, AND OHIHNBVS. A fall Ktutch, Hhuuld iino itrt uoluniiiH. II G the best l\i\*r m A|i|ilicntiotis for A^oucics Itoceivod Toilet Exlram,. and a full line of toilet rcnulsltos, W. D. IllCE. ProBkUmt. J, H. MOTTLKY. Soor'jr J lino of of ,11 blnila, lAmu-Hurnori, Poroiv the Snutheatl, Spnelnicu coiiIoh aunt on receipt of 6 doolT marked low down to suit tho times, at 47'Offic. Kwt-Mu'kDt.tra.t, Il.rr lion bur,, v.- I»I|1 Ktinilc*. mill Lamp OihhI. of all kluiU, Jmt ro- contH. Addroaa J. H. E8TII-L, Savannah. Ga. tf uovll • L. U. OTT'S Drug Store. •'aalU OUAB. A. YANL't-IV. Ageut. jlvml ftiul fur Mlu dic,i>, .1 LO.VO a HELLER keep a Hue line of HuU. ^ ALL and leave your inenNiiro with I>. M. SW1T- sub, ctllon (oot) U. U. t-WlTZKn feUON. L. II. OlI'S Drug Stnro. UOY.U \ /.LR A SON. If you waul a porfcut-fitting Diets (10 •" Los,, k Hbllxu's (or good, sorvlcoaUo aud rpttr. OLD COMMONWEALTH. PRICK $2.00 A Shirt. taluXictiuu guaiauitcd. X choai) Beets, shoes aud Ovur Shoes. X VKAU. TRY IT.