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Oharlestown . 4 48 " 5 10 " Harper '« Fer ry 5 55 " 5 35 "

" Wttahlngtoa . , 8 00 " Baltimore . 9 10

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" Woodstock 141 " " Mt - a c k s on 2 35 "

Harr isonburg 3 44 " " Staunton 4 45 "

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HOME DErAKTMENT.

W o aro to have a street sprinklor.

T h e r e is a somi-da i ly mai l now be tween H a r r i s o n b u r g and S t a u n t o n .

W e are glad to see Rev. J . F . Kemper out again after hia recent indisposition

T h e warm flirting season approaches when b e a u t y m u s t keep i ts powder d ry

P . B . Delaney, of the Commonjeeallli, returned from Philadelphia on Monday last.

C a n ' t some clever fe l low pe r suad e some p r e t t y g i r l to m a r r y h im , j u s t to enl iven th ings a l i t t l e ?

T h e 4 th of J u l y f eve r sp r eads with each Bucceeding day . L o t our c i t izens p r epa re to decora te t he i r housoR.

J . Mortimer Ki lgour , E iq . , wil l deliver an addreas on the subject of Temperance, at CroRS Keys , on Saturday night, J u l y 5, at 8 o'clock P . M.

The now school house is going bravely forward, and will be ready for occupancy by the t ime the fall FCfis ion of the public Bchool opens.

I t is expected that several Sabbath Schools will unite in the PioDio at Tay-lor Springs, on Saturday, J u l y 5. Let them come. They will be hearti ly w e l -comed.

J . Mortimer Ki lgour, Esq. , delivered a very fine temperance Iccture in the Court House in this place on Monday night last, to quite a large and appreciative audience, and all were well pleased at his eflbrt.

The farmers of Rockingham wil l not fail 10 read the advertisement of McKeever & Bro. , in another column. They are well known, reliable gent lemen, and will do what they promise.

The improvements recently undertaken on the Revere House are now about r e -oeivitig the finishing touch, and the build ing has most unquestionably improved, i t now being not only one of the largest, but l ikewise one of the handsomest hotels in the State .

The Lutheran Church in this place is now undergoing thorough repair, being now in the hands of the carpenters and painters. W h e n finished i t wil l be a very handsome church. W e anderstund that at no very distant day this congregation ezpeots to erect a new building.

Services were held in only one church in this place on Sunday morning last, a very unusual occurrence. Rev. Mr. Moser, of the Lutheran Church, preaohod in Andrew Chapel both morning and night, to very large congregations. H e is a pleasant and forcible speaker, and bids fair to become a divine of considerable distinction.

W e r e g r e t to l e a r n of t he d«ath of Mr. A d . D e t t o r , which occur red a t t he W . L . A s y l u m , in S t a u n t o n , on S u n d a y lapt.— H e leaves a devoted wife and several l i t t l e ch i ld ren to m o u r n his d e a t h . H e was a cons i s t en t -membe r of the M. B . C h u r c h , u p t o t h e t ime when ho becam e alBicted wi th a m e n t a l disease f rom which be never r ecove red . H e wa« g r e a t l y es teemed by a l l who know h i m .

The Lftdias and frionda of Rockingham Circuit will have, at Taylor Springs, on the 5th of J u l y , a Lunch Table . Ice Cream, Lemonade, Cake», Confectionery, &e., which wil l be furnished at most rea -sonable rates. The proceeds of the Lunch Table and Refreshments wil l be devoted to aiding the Sunday School cause at that place and to building a Parsonage in Rookingham Circuit.

The members and friends of the various music classes of Messrs. Wartmann & Hal l , will have a re-union at Taylor's Springs on Saturday, the 5th of J u l y . I t is proposed to spend the day in singing, croquet and other plonsures.

The Good Templars-of Cross K e y s hav-ing fixed,upon the same, day for a P i c - N i c at Cross Keys , they are most cordially in> v i ted to unite with us at Taylor Springs They wi l l b'e afiForded ample t ime to carry out their programme, whatever i t may be.

The wheat c rop is " r i p e un t o t h e h a r -ves t" in every po r t ion of th i s coun ty , and in m a n y local i t ies t h e f a r m e r s have c o m -p l e t e d t h i s u n p l e a s a n t t a sk . T h e y will be done w i t h .this bus iness before t he 4 th of J u l y , a n d of course will a l l be p resen t in H a r r i s o n b u r g on t h a t day to enjoy a shor t season of u n d i s t u r b e d p lqasuro a f t e r the ho t h ä r t e s t t imo- T h e whea t crop, though no t as heavy in some por t ions of t he coun-t y as las t year, is neve r the l e s s good .

A t tha regular monthly term of the County Court of Warren county, held at Front Royal on Tuesday, the 17th instant, a special grand jury of seven was impan-el led, sworn and charged, and after bear-ing the test imony of sundry witnesses, foun4 an indictipent for murder against J o n i s Hopkman, the prisoner was arraigns ed, plqad not gui l ty , and the witnesses were recognized tooppear at the next term of that court, when the trial of the party indicted will begin.

T| iö lawn parties at Bridgewater last week were very well attended, and were financially a . g r a t i f y i n g success, but we imagine it was rather an unusual sight to eae the bnys with overcoats closely buttoned around them, and the gjrls beavily shawled, standing in the starlight beneath the over-shadowing trees, s i lently eating'ice croam and endeavoring to freeze out their lives and »ffeotions for the sake of the B . C. B . • ^ e understand such was the case, and wo think the aforesaid B C. B. owe these par-ties » debt of gratitude that it wil l take a long l ife to repay. Now this week the matter woa ld have been different.

Roc&iliaifl's Time io Celelirate! THE V A L L E Y TO BE W I T H US

20,000 People Expected.

MILITARY, KNINILT TEMPLARS, FIFLULDRONS

OR CAVALRY, AND ILARDI GRAS,

IN LINE.

T o - m o r r o w week is the F o u r t h of J u l y and tbo 103rd ann ive r sa ry of A m e r i c a n In ' depcndonce , and on tha t day i t has ever been iho de l igh t and privilof,'o of our poo pie to ceaso f rom the i r labors and give themsolve.-i up to unal loyed p l easu re and e n j o y m e n t . A s tlie people of tho V a l l e y we p r e sume , a re p re t t y well aware , H a r r i sonburg is going to havu on t h a t occasion, for tho first t imo since tho close of t he war, a real ante helium 4 th of J u l y jo l l i f icat ion, and as this i.s not i n t ended for H a r r i s o n b u r g alono, b u t will bo p a r t i c i p a t ed in by tbo wholo people of tho V a l l e y , we hope our con tempora r i e s wil l lend us t h e i r aid in mak ing it one of the most m e m o r a b l e days in tho h is tory of th is section.

T h e var ious commi t t ees which have been appo in ted by tho ci t izens of th i s p laco to pe r fec t all a r r a n g e m e n t s necessary to m a k e this day and occasion r e m e m b e r e d , have been ass iduously l abor ing for tno past m o n t h to comple t e al l tho r e q u i s i t e pro-"iminarie.s, and we a re ;;lad to bo ab l e to áta te to t he people of l l o c k i n g h a m , and our s is ter count ies , t h a t eve ry th ing has been got ten in " s h i p j s h a p e , " and all th ings sat isfactori ly a r r a n g e d , and t ha t th is na t ional hol iday bids fa i r to be ce l eb ra t e d in our mids t with as muoh eclal as has ovor been known in the O d Dominion .

AVe are glüd and proud to announc e to those who expec t to be in H a r r i s o n b u r g on t h a t day , t h a t

CAPT. JAMKS B U M G A R D N E R ,

of S t a u n t o n , has consented to become the ora tor on t h a t occasion, and t h a t , too, a t a g r ea t sacrifico of his business, and we know t h a t t he peoplo of o ld R o c k i n g h a m will ever have an a t t e n t i v e ear and a warm weK come for one who so nobly stood a t tho post of d u t y for our beloved old c o m m o n -wealth d u r i n g the da rk days j u s t b e h i n d us, and who has beon so f a i t h f u l to eve ry t r u s t bes towed upon him since t h a t t i m e . To those of our r eade r s who have ever bad tho happy f o r t u ne of h e a r i n g C a p t . B u m -g a r d n e r , or read hia r ecen t speech on m e -mor ia l day in S t a u n t o n , i t is super f luous for us to men t ion t h a t he is a pol ished g e n -t l eman and th r i l l i ng o r a to r , and t ha t a l l who hoar h im will be benef i t t ed a n d g i a t -ificd. T h e

MILITARY PARADE.

will be one of tho most impos ing ever witnessed in t he Val ley of V i r g i n i a , enough v o l u n t e e r mi l i t i a companies hav ing a l r eady signified thoi r in tent ion to bo pre> sent to insure f rom t h r e e to five h u n d r e d i n f a n t r y m e n in l ine , a n d o t h e r companies have been invi ted and wi l l doubt less bo p resen t . I n add i t ion to t h i s tho Lodge of K n i g h t T e m p l a r s of H a r r i -sonburg have been invi ted to join in t h e p a r a d e on horseback and i t is hoped and expec ted t h a t they will accep t , besides var ious squadrons of cava l ry f rom d i f f e r -en t por t ions of this county who have vo lun tee red to pa r t i c ipa t e in tho process-ion. I t is also expec ted t h a t t h e r e will be a comica l f e a t u r e a t t ached t o t he p a r a d e consist ing of var ious lud ic rous i m p e r s o n a -t ions, a f t e r the f amous M a r d i G r a s , which annua l ly affords so much sensat ion and a m u s e m e n t in Now Or leans , M e m p h i s and o the r c i t ies of the Sou th .

T h e fol lowing

BANDS OF ¡MUSIC.

have a l r eady accep ted tho inv i t a t i ons sen t them to be p re sen t with us a t t h a t t ime : S tonewal l B r i g a d e B a n d , of S t a u n t o n , Shephe rds town Corne t B a n d , Mechan ic ' s Si lver Corne t B a n d , of Char les town , W . V a . , Lee Corne t B a n d , of N e w Marke t , B i i d g o w a t e r Corne t Band , and the Ashby Corne t B a n d of Mt .Crawfo rd . T h e r e will also bo a g r a n d .

PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY

a t n igh t , a n d we u n d e r s t a n d a l l the ex -curs ion t r a ins for tho occasion will r emain t i l l a f t e r d a r k if des i red in o r d e r to give those who may wish to witness th is d isplay of fireworks an o p p o r t u n i t y of doing so.

W e hope t h a t t he people of Rock ing-ham will no t be beh ind o u r s is ter count ies in t ak ing in te res t in and m a k i n g th is a g r and day for H a r r i s o n b u r g , as wo th ink t hey should ce r t a in ly have p r i de enough in the i r county seat to feel a des i re to show the i r ne ighbors t ha t H a r r i s o n b u r g and Rock ingham can do th ings u p in g r i n d s ty le when they a r e so disposed.

W e hopo to ioe our fellow b r o t h e r s of the newspape r f r a t e r n i t y with us t h a t day , and feel safe in insu r ing them a p leasant and prof i tab le t ime .

E v e r y t h i n g is working smooth ly , and as the rai l soads have all very k ind ly given exceedingly low excurs ion ra tes for the occasion, we know the re will be an immense th rong in a t t e n d a n e e , and are conl ident tha t thoy will bo g lad and proud when it is over t h a t they were he re .

Since the above was w r i t t e n wo learn t h a t the K n i g b t T e m p l a r s have u n a n i -mously consented to head the procession, on horse-back , dressed in t he i r b r i l l i an t un i fo rms , and have wr i t t en to headqua r -t e r s to get i d ispensat ion to do so.

IMPROVEMENT.—The I n t e r n a l R e v e n u e ofiice a t th is place has this week u n d e r g o n e very dec ided improvement s in tho way of pa in t ing , ca rpe t ing , r c - f u r n i s h i n g , &c.— These add i t ions are made a t the expense of the Collector boro, .Mr. Bot t s , and i t is now a l u x u r y to sit in the easy chai rs and be fanned by the soft breezes t h a t float in th rough tho south windows. W e are g lad these changes have been made , as wo now have one of the handsomest as well as the bes t conduc ted R e v e n u e offices in tbo coun-t ry , to »ay np th ing of the e s t a b l i s h m e n t ' s be ing in tho h a n d s of as clever and gen t l e man ly a sel of officers as this g r ea t govern-m e n t has in i ts employ .

A T T E N T I O N F I R E M A N . — T h e r e will ba a mee t ing of tho Rescue F i r o Company of H a r r i s o n b u r g on th i s ( T h u r s d a y ) evening a t o 'c lock , a t tho eng ine house, a t which tiino t he r e will be a re e lec t ion of officers, and tho company r e -o rgan izo d u n d e r tho now laws of tho S t a t e of V i r g i n i a g o v e r n -ing the same. I t is hoped t h a t a l l tho m e m b e r s of tho company will bo presen t , who possibly can a t t e n d , as a f u l l mee t ing is vory much des i red .

RESIGNATION AND E L E C T I O N . — A t a ca l led m e e t i n g of tho H a r r i s o n b u r g Gua rds , he ld in thoir a rmory on M o n d a y n ight l a s t , tho res igna t ion of T h i r d L i o u t e n a n t , J a m e a H a y was p resen ted , and a f t e r express ions of r e g r e t a t tho loss of so f a i t h f u l , compe-t en t and popu la r an officer, i t was accep tod .

T h e Company i m m e d i a t e l y went in to an e lec t ion , and chose as the successor of M r . H a y , Mr . J a m e s Su l l i van , who has he re to fo r been 4th S a r g e a n t of the C o m -pany . Th i s election wil l givo universa l sa t i s fac t ion , as there is not a more p o p u -lar young man in town than f r iend J i m , and ho will also m a k e an efficient, p l eas -an t and handsome officer.

I M P R O V E M E N T S . — P h i l o B r a d l e y , E s q . , has j u s t comple ted t h e add i t ions to his house, m a k i n g it one of tho most d e l i g h t -fu l re.sidences in town. Th e house is con-ven ien t ly a r r anged , and presen ts a h a n d -some appea rance . Tho c a r p e n t e r work was done by Messr.'i. I l o c k m a n & B û c h e r , tho p las te r ing by those mas t e r p l a s t e r e r s J o h n W h i t e & Son, of T i m b e r v i l l e , and tho pa in t ing by S a m u e l I r i c k .

One of the handsomes t dwel l ings on l a s t M a r k e t s t ree t is t h a t of W m . B u c h e r , now nea r ly c o m p l e t e d . T h o a r r a n g e m e n t of the rooms, &c., has been m a d e with a view to comfor t and convenienco, and in these respects Mr. B u c h e r has eminen t ly succeeded . Th e workmansh ip is first-class in every r e g a r d . Mr . B u c h e r , of the firm of H o c k m a n & B u c h e r , d id the w o o d -work h imse l f . Tho p la s t e r ing , ono of the finest jobs in the Val ley , was done by J o h n A . W h i t a & Son, of T i inberv i l l e , whose r epu t a t i o n as p l a s t e re r s is well known in this section. F . S ta l ing of th is p lace did the pa in t ing . Of course t h a t p a r t of work was well done.

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S U N D A Y SCHOOL M E E T I N G . — A meeting for the formation of a Sunday School will bo held in the school-house on the Harri-sonburg and AVarm Springs Turnpike, near Joseph I^owman's on Sunday morn-ing next, J u n e 2{|, at JO o'qlook. Sovocal addresses may bo expeoted b'y friends of the esuse. The people and tho children of tho neighborhood are invited to attend.

T H E S T H AT TAYLOR S P R I N G S . — W e a r e authorized to say that in addition to the other attractions at Taylor Springs oii tho 5th of J u l y , J v Mortimer Ki lgour , Esq., one cf the ablest Tomperanod Lecturers in the State, wil l address the peoplo proin ent on tha^ day.

COME TO THE M O U N T A I N S . — T h e h o t sun is d r iv ing the peoplo of the c i t ies ou t into the coun t ry , where thoy can be r e -leived f rom the cares and pe rp l ex i t i e s of business , and where they can enjoy the re-f r e sh ing breezes which come f r o m m o u n -tain or sea. I t is ha rd to imagine tho r e -lief afforded the people of the c i t ies , who a re c rowded for m o n t h s be tween b r i c k walls , and b rea th in g t h e swel te r ing air of the c i ty , when thoy g e t away f rom tho buBtlo and rush of busine»». and can d r ink in the f r e sh , pu re a i r of t he coun t ry .

To al l such, our b e a u t i f u l Va l l ey p res sents tho h ighes t a t t r ac t ions . He ro we have tho p re t t i e s t p i c t u r e s n a t u r e has d r awn any where in a l l t he e a r t h ; g reen val leys with towering, f ros t -c lad m o u n -ta ins filling u p the background , f r o m whose lo f ty summi t s c o m e breezes pu re , and swee t , and h e a l t h f u l , to fan the brow and inv igora te the emac ia t ed and f ra i l ones .

A n d eve rywhere , t h r o u gh glen and hol-low, a re pu r l i n g brooks and springs of s p a r k l i n g wa te r , cool, and hea l th invigora» t i ng .

A n d we have a coun t ry which can pro-duce al l t ha t is needed to fu rn i sh the t ab l e with e v e r y t h i n g necessary for the comfor t and gra t i f ica t ion of tho most de l ica te t a s t e .

F o r those seeking m e d i c a l wa te r s we can f u r n i s h s u l p h u r , c h a l y b e a t e , magnes i a and o t h e r mine ra l sp r ings , a n d hotel and b o a r d i n g - h o u s o accommoda t ions where every comfor t can be o b t a i n e d a t most reas sonable r a t e s .

Those p r e f e r r i n g tho ac t i v i t y of town l i fe , wil l find in H a r r i s o n b u r g and s u r -round ing towns , n u m b e r s of p leasan t s top -ping places , where all t he benef i t s of t he coun t ry can be obta ined and the conveni» ences of c h u r c h e s , s tores , &c,, en joyed .

B u t wo have not room to e n u m e r a t e ono half of tho charms of this b e a u t i f u l Va l l ey . To the hea l th or p leasure s e e k -ers f rom tho hot and c rowded ci t ies , we repea t , with all our hea r t s , " C o m e to tho Moun ta ins . "

O U R Y O U N G L A D I E S . — D e s e r v e d complis ments have ever been paid our y o u u g men ro tu rped f rom the d i f forent Colleges and Univers i t i es laden with t he honors of the i r s tud ies . Modestly have t hey borne tho same, and it has, doubtlohs, in many cases been an incent ive to rouse t he m to toil incessant ly un t i l thoy s tand second to none. W e l l may wc fee l p roud of our boys, when every breeze waf t s to us tbo news of thoir increased and inc ieas ing suc-cess, and the praise of t he i r f r i ends , added to the i r de t e rmina t ion , and the ambi t ion common to every f r e e b o r n na tu re , has led them on to accomplish t h a t which a q u a r t e r of a cen tu ry ago was reeked an impoEsibili ty. A n d not only do they stand foremost in thoir college du t ies , bu t the i r un iversa l ly acknowledged business tac t and t a l en t , and thoir lives of honor and mora l i ty , have made t he m tho envy of many less fo r t una t e . Too much c a n -not be said in compl imcnt to theru , and we wi l l ever be found first to givo honor to whom honor is duo .

A n d our j o u n g ladies aro en t i t l ed to, and in jus t ice should have , thoir share of pra ise . A l t h o u g h the i r s tud ies aro less labor ious than those of y o u n g men, yet thoy deserve c red i t for a c c c a p l i s h i n g them in so much shor te r t imo. T h o recent success o f t v v o o f our most b o i u t i f u l and accom-plished yoyng ladies, a t the Episcopal F e -malo I n s t i t u t e , a t W i n c h e s t e r , cal ls for th the admi ra t ion of every one who admires in te l lec t and energy. Miss Nannie O t t , the popu la r d a u g h t e r of L . H . O t t , Esi] , r e t u r n s th i s session with a s ta r scholarship meda l , a nea tness and d e p o r t m e n t medal , i n s t r u m e n t a l music and star music medals , ( the l a t t e r the first ovec given by P r o f . Vyheat,) and a d ip loma. Miss 'Wil l iet te S p r i n k l e tbo d a u g h t e r of Cap t . C. A . S p r i n k l e , of this place, accomplished in ono session of n ine months t h a t which has of ten r e q u i r e d of o thers yea r s of s t udy , br inging back with her a nea tness and d e -p o r t m e n t meda l , a s ta r seholarship medal , and the d ip loma of a f u l l g r a d u a t e . Wo could ment ion many o thers bu t th ink these two serve to show wl;at oyr young ladies c a ; i a c c i o m p l i B h .

T h e young ladies of H a r r i s o n b u r g a re also noted lor the i r b e a u t y , and if wc were ab le and compe ten t to dec ide Miss C. or Miss T . the pre t t ies t g i r l in town, wo would not da re to assert i t , and if any one has heard us acc identa l ly e::pra33 an o p i n -ion please say uotljiing abov\t i t ,

Tho R e v . D r . Bowman , of t he H a r r i -sonburg P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , be ing a b -•sent to address the Y o u n g Men 's Chris -t ian Associa t ion a t Lex ing ton , Rev . W m . T . P r i c e , of New Erec t ion , occupied the p u l p i t las t S a b b a t h n igh t . T he fol lowing is an ou t l ine of tho sermon :

"Bo carerol for no th lne bu t in «vsrythloi : by p r a y . r nnd luppllcat lon ir l th than l i ig l r ln i : let your r t q u e s t s be made knawn unto God.

" A n d tho pease of Oo4 whlgh paiseth unders tanding shall keep your hearts a«<l minds through Christ Jesus . "—Phi l . IT, 0 7.

This letter is dirsctod to all the sainU 1« Ohrii t Jesus ffho nrera a t Phlll lppl, irlMi the bishops and deacons. Tho apostolic method vaa to warn and urge all persons out of Christ to rspent »nd ballcvo in the Lord Jesus , and then the way was pre-pared for letters and exhortat ions urging every Ckris tian duty. Under apostolio ausplcsa persons becomo «hris t lan in order to do good, ao eneeurageraent was c i r m to do good in order to become Chr i i t i ans .

These sa ints a t r k i l l i pp l , a long with tho Bishops and the deacons, were a t m o n l i h e d a o s t earnest ly not to be inOuonoed by undue care and anxie ty about anyth ing ear thly. I t la Tory noticeable how persistent the Scrip-tures laber to set for th the danger of worldllness which flnds expression la being careful about matters per-ta ining to mere ea r th ly things a t the expsa ie of the immortal na ture .

Notioe foi example the reasons given why God sent the flood upon the peoplo destroyed thereby. All tha t Cbrlst alleges aga ins t them was simply t h i s : "They did eat , they d rank , they married wifes, they were given in marr iage «nt l l tke day tha t Noah entered the a rk , and tke flood came and destroyed tkem all "

So also in the days of Lot , the people did eat, they drank, thoy bought, they sold, t hey planted, they bul lded; but the same day Lot went out of Sodom it rained Are and brimstone from heaven and destroyed them all.

In writing to tho Fhi l l ipplans tho Apostle seoms overcome uy reason as ho wr i tes : " F o r many walk of whom I k a r e told you often and now tall you weeping,-that i h e , are the enemiei of tho cross of Christ , whose cud is destruction, whose Ood is their belly and whose glory is in th^lr shame, who mind ear th ly t h i n g s , "

From the teachings of Christ and his servants it Is very manifest tha t being habi tua l ly careful about the things of ea r th , indicates the lowest degree of sp i r i tu -al degradat ion, and r ipens oommunllies fer all tha t Is terrible in tko displays of d ivine wrath.

Something more excellent than worldllness Is pe ln t ed out by contras t ; But la every thing by prayer and sup-plication with thanksgiving let your requests be known unto God

Prayer is our remedy in every emergency. Ood of His own good will and pleasure has flxed upon prayer and supplication as tho means by which He supplies the needs and answers tho desires of mankiad .

F r a j e r prevails with Ood beeause it is freely appoint-ed by Him as the speoifled oondition upon which He will dispense His blessings to the children of men.

Jesus and many of the modern tachers of men differ in their views as to the u t i l i ty of prayer .

Tho atheistle seienilsts say, since God knows tha t we have need o f a l i His blessings, there is no ra t ional need of prayer .

Jesus rests on th is conclusion, that since God knows we need his blessings there is no uso for vain repeti-t ions or much speaking, but to pray after t h i s manne r , '•Our Father which a r t 1 n Heaven , "

The result will be peace ; and the peace of God wh Ich passes a l l unders tanding will keep your hearts apd minds t h r o i g h Christ Jesus . Ko word has a sweeter meaning than peace. Of tho mill ions who have l ived, none are to be regarded hopelessly wretched save such

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Samuel /.Igler, 4 Abraham Kitchlo, 3 Isaac Bowers, 2 James C, Miller, 2 Lavi Sager, 8 Samuel Bowman, 2 Geo, i i . Phillips, 4 Israel Rhorer, 2 T . A . J o r d a n , 4 James Steele, 4 Phil ip ShiOiett, 2 Cathrlne S h n g r u e , 3 Wm. Koonlz, 0 Joo . H MoyerheCTer, 4 Jno. F. & Wm. Shaver , 3 Same, 4 H . G Price, 2 Emanuel Roller, j r . , 1 E. ii. Huffman, 2 Jacob Smith , 4 Chaj . J , Brook, 6 Abraham Shank, 1 C h a s . J Brook, 1 Menry Hashberger, 4 Mrs. Fannie Coffmaa, 2 J . E. & P. S, Roller, 2 Same, 1 Elizabeth Fullz, 1 Miss L, Whltmer, 2 Geo. A. Moffett, damage to sheep, Geo. W. Adams, 7 Jno. H Moore, 1 Sam ' l Good, 3 E . S, Hnffman, 4 Joseph R. Funk , 6 Wm. Shands, 8 Solomon Bur tner , 1 John T. Wright, 2 P. S. & J . E, Roller. 2 Charles Dovei, 3 B, F, Armentrout , 4 I iaao Long, 1 Solomon Beery, 1 Same, 6 Mrs. F, M. Coffman, 11 T. H. Weaver, 1 Wm, H. Lam, 1 E, S. Feale, 1 G. R, Eastham, 0 Lewis ZIrkle, 3 Noah Minnick, 0 Luther E, Bowers, 1 S, R. Allebaugh, 2 Mrs. Salile N. Bowers, 1 Isaac Lohr, damage to shsop, J . P, Kline and Noan Holslnger, damage John W, Driver, damage lo sheep,

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COURT PROSEEDINQS,—ConuTT Cooar—Juno Term. —Since last report the following business h as been transacted in the Court :

County and District OOiocrs quaiifled, viz : James C, Hellzel, Comm. of Roads, Central District, David H.Rols ton , Sheriff, with the following Depu-

ties : I) N, Bear, John D, Soolt, L. 8. Byrd, Wm. H Blakemore, John A. Swi lze rand John J . Beamer.

B. F. Thomas, Superintendent of the Poor. John I . Wood, Commr, of Roads for Stonewall Dist. Wm, Life, Overseer of the Poor for Stonewall Dlst, Jacob Funkhouser , Jn t t l ce of the Peace for Central

Distr ict , Robert W. Davidson qual iaed ai the Guird ian of Al-

ber t E Davidson. mplcd from the p&ymsnt of

Tho bu i ld ing of J . .M. s t reet is r ap id ly going

W c l m a n , ou -Main uj), with Mr. C.

l l i iamor to do the work and Wolman to sugges t . I t will bo a handsome bu i ld ing .

Wm II. Armentrout County and District Taxes for the ye

Joseph A. Hamm* Springs.

Robert While, upi qui t ted .

Estate of Ross Blppetoe commi Sheriff of Rookingham county .

The petition of James 0. Hellze H. Messick, Constable elect of Cc: missed at Iho e o s t o f t h e Petitloni

nderstand that this cass w n a Bill of Exceptions.

For the RcgUlor.

QoiKcy, ILI,., J u n e 20 "7D. Dmr Register ; — A a y o a r e q a e a t c d to h o a r f r o m

m e d u r i n K m y " v a c a t i o n t r u m p , " n n d h a v i n g a s h o r t l imo b o l w e e a t r a i n s to w r i t e a low l ines , I i m p r o v e tho t imo in fu l f i l l iDg tlie p r o m i s e I m a d e w b t n I l e f l y o u a few w e e k s n g o .

I c i m e Wes t v ia . tho 0 & 0 . i t . R . to O inc in -n a t i , s t o p p i n g o n e d a y a t 0:) ld S u l p h a r S p r i n g s , G o s h e n , V a . Mr . T . N . C r a w f o r d , t h e po l i io p r o p r i e t o r , ia m a k i n g a m p l e p r e p a r t i o n l o « c o m . m o d s t e a n incroBsed p n t r o n a g o ' h i s y e a r , t ie wi l l h a r e first olaas acooinnQodat ion l a t p r ices as low B3 tho lowes t . O n l y S 2 5 per m o u i l i lor choico r o o m s e n d le-a w h e r e save ra i p e r s o o s o f iho fiiraily c o m e l o g s t h e r .

U p o n r e a c h i n g O i i o I f o u n d tho d r o u g h t hod been m u c h m o r e p r o l o n g e d t h a n in V i r g i n i a . — A f t e r s p e n d i n g a few weeks w i l h f r i e n d s of m y n a t i v e S t a t e , I s t a r t e d W e s t on a v a c a t i o n l o r r . I h a d n o t t r a v e l e d l o n g in I n d i a n a b e f o r e m y a t -t e n t i o n w a s a t t r a c t e d lo the f r e q u e n t a n d c o n t i n -Qoua b l o w i n g of the l o c o m o t i v n w h i s i l o . U p o n i o q a i r y c o n c e r n i n g t h e reason fo r oo m u c h b l o w i n g , I l e a r n e d t h i t t he S t a l e L e g i s l a l u t e had passed a l a w r e q a i r i n g the b l o w i n g of the w h i s t l e w h i l e p a s s i n g t h r o u g h every c o r p o -r a t i o n , a n d b e g i n n i n g f o r t y r o d s b e f o r e e v t r y oroBBlng a n d o o n t i n n i n g u n t i l i t is passed . Oii ieo of over t h i r l y - f l v a h u n d r e d i n h a b i t a n t s w e r e a l -l o w e d to pas s an o r d i n a n c e p r o h i b i t i n g so m u c h w h i e l l i n g . T h e l a w t o o k effect tho I s t of the m o n t h , w h a n nei i r ly eve ry l o c o m o t i v e in the S l a t e w a s t u r n e d on tho r o a d a t 12 o ' c l o c k a t n i g h t a n d aet to w h i s t l i n g . I n some placea i a the S t a l e the noise wag a l m o i t a o b e a r a b l c . In I n d i a n a p o lis t he p u b l i c aohoo l s h a d to bo c losed u n t i l t be Oi ly OoHDcil c o o l d paae a n o r d i n a n c e p r e v e n t i n g the noise . T b o t r a v e l e r is a o m a t i m e s m u e h an • e y e d w i t h Iho no ise , b u t t h n a i t m u s t c o n t i n u t w o y e a r s , un l e s s tho G o v e r n o r cal la an e i l r s e s s ion , a s lh«y h a r e t h e b i e n n i a l aeasiou t h e r e as we l l s s in V i r g i n i a .

F r o m I n d i a n a p o l i a I o a m a t h r o u g h D e c a t o r a n d S p r i n g f i e l d to P i t t s f l e l d , w h e r e I met m a n y f r i e n d s of Bvo y e a r s a g o . A m o n g o t h e r a w a s E o b e r F r a z i e r , o n e of t h e p r o m i n e n t c i t i zena there , m a d e p a r t i c u l a r i o q u i r y o f b i s S u n d a y S c h o o l T e a c h e r s — M r . Gel). C h r i i t i e a n d Mr . G e o , Con r a d ,

I l e f t P i l t s G e l d for Q a i n c y , whor e I a m n o w w a i t i n g f o r tbo e v o n i n g t r a i n t o S t , J o s e p h s , U o Q u i n c y ie n e i t to O h i e a g o of t h e I l l i no i s c i t i e s . — I t ia the l e r m i n n a of s eve ra l i m p o r t a n t r a i l r o a d liLeo, a n d h a s t h e l a rgea t r i v e r t r a d e n o r l h of S t . L o n i s . T h e Mias i s s ipp i h e r e is a b o u t a ha l f m i l e w i d e a n d is s p a n n e d by tho f a m o n a Q a i n c y b r i d g e , I h a v e v i s i t ed aevera l p laces of i n t e r e s t , a m o n g w h i c h were the G e m O i l y Bnaineaa Oo l -lege, tho l a r g e s t i n a i t a t i o n of t h e k i n d in tho Wes t , a n d the W h i t n e y a^.d H o l m e e O r g a n Oo. Mr. W h i t n e y , t b e p r o p r i e t o r , t oo k m e t h r o u g h tha e n t i r e e s t a b l i s h m e n t . T h e y a r e w o r k i n g a b o u t f o r t y h a n d s a n d t a r n o a t a b o u t 100 o r g o n s per m o n l h .

T i m e . f o r t r a i n is fas t a p p r o a c h i n g , a n d I m n a t c lose . I fear 1 h a v e t respassed t o o l o n g a l r e a d y . I m a y w r i t e y o n a g a i n f r o m S t . J o s e p h U o , o r L i n c o l n , N e b . , if n o t I s h a l l ? i v o y o a o f a l l o r a l d e s c r i p t i o n of t h e c o u n t r y . a n d a c c o u n t of m y t r i p w h t n I r e t u r n in J u l y lor lha N o r m a l a t

TI) ALL W i i o j i IT MAY IJONCEU^^.-—At no timo since ho has been in busincs,-i has E S l l M A N offered for e x a m i n a t i o n apd sale so e legan t a stock of Crontloinon's G a r m e n t s aa a t the present season. H o is p repared to mee t tho d e m a n d s of t he mos t refined and ar t i s t ic tas tes . H i s goods a re sold a t pr ices to mee t the most economical rer |u i reraonts of tho people . Neck wear a spec ia l i ty .

To T i i r , I ' u u L i c - — W e l i a io now on hand a most b e a u t i f u l assor tment of new S p r i ng Su i t s of the la tes t designs and s ty les , which I shal l be p leased to show. A n examina -tion incurs no obl igat ion to b u y . Also , an immense l ine of a t t r ac t i ve H a t s , Shoes, Sh i r t s , neck wear , e tc . , k e p t .

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E v e r y b o d y loves good bread ; and i n -deed no m a t t e r how invi t ing the ba l ance of tho meal may be, unless the bread is good nobody en joys i t . Tboso who wish to seeuro tho most t e m p t i n g rolls or loaves of b r e a d , will do well to got thom of A n d y F e u t e h e u -b e r g e r . He knows how to make b read ; and we know it t o o , f o r w^ have tas tod i t .

F incas t l e Herald conta ins tho m a r -r iage notioe of J a c o b P e t e r s , of B o t e t o u r t oonnty , Va . , and Mrs. Carol ine L a f a y e t t e C o m p t o n , of Canton, I l l inois . Mrs. C o m p -ton is tho daugh te r of J o s e p h Ollno, Esv . , who for several years repreco.nted tbo county of Rook ingham iu the Legif l la turo of Virgini i j . Ho wil l bQ romorabored by many of our citinenu,

Mrs. P e r k , of S t . Lou i s , Mo., is on a visit to her d a u g h t e r , Mrs . P e t e r R q h c r ^ , in this coun ty , and will Remain some t imo among f r ieyus hero, and enjoy the hea l th ! giving air o f ' t h e Va l l ey , and tho generous j hosp i ta l i ty of oiir w a r m - h e a r t e d peoplo.

J o s e p h L . S m i t h baa for G o v e r n o r of Maine , G r e e n b a c k e r a ,

T h o O n l i f o r n i a R e p u b l i c a n s Geo, 0 . P e r k i n a fo r G o v e r n o r , men h a v e n o m i n a t e d R e v . I . N or of S i n F r a n c i s c o .

T h e c h a m p i o n s e a t u r t l e h a s j u s t been l anded in New Y o r k . I t waa c i n g h t off the D e l a w a r e capes I t is e i g h t feet l ong , a b o a t s i x feet w ide , w e i g b a a b o u t 1 , 2 0 0 p o u n d s a n d ia of t h e speciea k n o w n aa " l o a t h o r b a c k . ' '

G e n e r a l J u l i a n G o d o y , w h o haa t a k e n u p o n h i m » aelf thB d i c t a t o r s h i p of P a r a g u a y , is a b o u t 50 y e a r s of a g e a n d ia n e a r l y of p u r e I n d i a n b l o o d .

Co lone l O o i , w h o k i l l ed O o b n e l A l s t o n in A t ^ l a n t a , G a , a few w e e k s a g o a n d w h o was s en t ence d to i m p r i s o n m e n t fo r lile, d e m a n d s a new t r i a l a n d h a s hopes of bo ing o c q u i t t e d .

T h e r e is a s h o r t b u t p a t h e t i c a n n o u n c e m e n t in t b e E n g l i s h p a p e r s . T e n n y s o n ' s a i s te r i n - l a w , the w i d o w of b i i b r o t h a r C h a r l e s T e n n y s o n T u r -ne r , h a s f o l l o w e d h e r h o a b a n d tu l ha g r a v e a f t e r a n i n t e r v a l o l ft very f ew w e e k s .

M r . T h o r m a n ia the o n l y S e n a t o r w h o t a k e s snnff r e g u l a r l y , b u t the ooa tom of Ueeping anaf f in t h e desk of t h e S e c r e t a r y of the S e n a t e ia ati l l con-i o n e d .

BALTIMORE, J u n e 2 0 . — T b e D e m o c r a t i c I^tato C e n t r a l O o m m i t t e e h a v e d e s i g n a t e d the 7 lh of A u g u s t fo r a c o n v e n t i o n in t h i t c i t y to n o m i n a t e c a n d i d a t e s for G o v e r n o r a n d o t n e r S t a t e o i&-cera .

NEW Y o n s , J u n e 2 0 . — M i s i Mario G o r d o n P r y -or , e ldes t d a u g h t e r of G e n e r a l R o g e r A . P r y c r , 1788 m a r r i e d to H e n r y Rico, a V i r g i n i a p l a n t a r , a t tbe C h u r c h of t be P i l g r i m s , on T b u r e d a y evo» n i u g I s s t .

I n tho H o u s e of Represon ta t ive a on T h u r s d a y las t , Mr. Goodo , of V i r g i n i a , f r o m th6 O o m m i t t e e on E p i d e m i c Disoiaea, r epor t ed a bi l l a p p r o p r i a -l i n t B25 0 0 0 for the e s t a b l i s h m e n t of a q u a r a n t i n e hosp i t a l in H a m p t o u R o a d s , V a . ' R e f e r r ed to t h e C o m m i t t e o o f the W h o l e .

W y t b o v i l l e £niirpriie:',A. g e n t l e m a n f r o m G r a y s son r e p o r t s t h a t a l i t i le ch i ld of a Mr. R h u d y in t h a t c o u n t y e n d e a v o r e d to fo l low hia f a t h e r to l ha field on M o n d a y of loat week a n d g o t los t . T b e n e i g h b o r s t u r n e d o u t a : i a h u n t e d the c h i i d a l l M o n d a y n i g h t , . n d a l l d a y T u e s d a y , b u t n o t i -d i n g s of t b e lost ch i ld had beou o b t a i n e d a t l a s t

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T b e p M p l e w h o h a v e a l w a y s pers is ted in c a l l i n g tho saga of Menlo P a r k ' ' P r o f e a a o r " E d i e o n , m a y n o w be a c c u r a t e a n d a t t be aame l ime aa t ia fy t h e i r

•viug for a Bcionlific t i t l e by c t l l i n g h i m Dr, E d i s o n , R n t g e r a Üol lego has bes towed u p o n the f a m o u s g r a d ú a l e of the b a g a a g e c i r and t e l e g r a p h office tbe b o j o r t r y deg ree of P h . D .

In tho G e r m a n B a p t i s t U n i o n , c o m p r i s i n g G e r -m a n y , A u s t r i a , D n o m a r k , H o l l a n d , S i v i l z a r i a n d , P o l a n d , Ruis i i i , T u r S e y and A f r i o i , t h e r e a r e n o w 12-1 cbu rcbea , 1 ,479 m e m b e r s . 1,371 p r e a c h i n g a i a t i o o s , 54G d n a d u y schoo l l eacbe r s a n d 7 ,280 s c h o l a r s . T h e C o i o a b i a IG p r e a c h i n g s t a t i o n s , w i th nea r ly 500 member s , a t P o r t N a t a l , S o u t h A f r i c a .

T h e g r o w t h of lb« L m h a r a n o o m m u n i o n ( G o r m a n s , S e a n d i n i v i a n B and t h e i r d t s c e u d a a t e ) in the D n i i e d S l a t e s a n d C a n a d a h iS been as lo l lowa : In 1786 it n u m b e r e d 24 min id ie ra ; ia 1801 i t n u m b e r e d G7 ; 1826, ISO m i n i s l a i a . 800 e o n p r c i « -t ions , 75 000 COMMUNICHUTS ; 1851, 7G0 m i n i s -te r s , 1 025 e o n g r e a a t i o n a , 160 000 c o m m u o i c a n t a ; 187G, 2 ,26 2 miu ia to r s , 4 , 625 c o n g r e g a t i o n s , 570 , -4 7 3 c o m m u n i c a n t s ; 187!», 3 ,150 m i n i s l s r s , 5,60Q coDgregBl iuns , 725 000 c c m m u n i c - i n t s I t ha s 17 co l l eges 17 s e m i n a r i e a and 30 h i g h s c h o o l s f o r b o j B a n d g i r l a .

A t P e t a r a b u r g , V a . , T b u r s d o y , S p e n c e r W e b b , aged a b o u t 28 y e a r s , a t t e m p t e d to eboo t h imsel f t h r o u g h the h e a r t He b o r r o w e d a p i s to l a n d l e a n i n g a ; a i n a t a l a rge t ree in I r o a t of J a r r e t t ' a Hote l , o n e of the moa t p u b l i c p laces in tbo c i t y , and iu f a l l v iew of a nurobe.- of persona , t i r ed . T n e ba l l g r a z e d tbe h e a r t a n d paa ied t h r o u g h tbe l u a g . He d e c h r e d t h a t ho was t i red of l i v i n g , and a a a i g c t d n o o l i er causo for the a c t . F i n a n -cial d i s t r e s s a n d m e n i a l t r o u b l e «ro be l ieved to h a v e ceen t h e causes . He h » d been s e l l i n g l i q u o r w i t h o u t a l icense , a n d leared p r o u e c u t i o a b y tho g o v e r u m e u t . He d i ed n e t t d a y .

Ghosts • N o t C o l . I n g e r s o l l ' a ' a r i s t o c r a c y of tho a i r , ' b n t

rea l human g h o a n Ghoa la t h a t w e r e o n c e h e a l t h y m e n end w o m e n . Out a re n o w s i m p l y t b e ' g h o a t s o f w h a t t h e y o n c e were . ' Aa w e mee t t h e m, a n d i n q u i r e tbe c a u s e of a l l thig c h a n g e , t hey r e p e a t t be o ld , o l d a t o r y , 'a c o l d , ' ' n eg lec t e d c o u g h , ' ' c a -t a r r h , ' ' o v e r w o r k , ' or ' d y s p e p a i a , ' ' l i ve r com» p l a i n t , ' n n d ' c o n a l i p a t i o n , ' w i t h a n a n c c e s s f u l p h y s i c i a n a a n d remodiee . In o f f e r i n g h ia G o l d e n Medica l Disnovf l ry a n d P l e a a a n t P u r g a l i v o Pe l le t a for tho e u r o of t h e a b o v e a f fec l iona , D r . P i e r ce doea n o t r o c o m m e u d t h e m aa a ' au re euro ' in all stages. F o r if t b e l u n g a bo ha l f w a s t e d a w a y , o r the re be a c a n c e r o u s c o m p l i c a t i o n , n o p b y a i c i a n or m e d i c i n e c a n c u r e . T b e D i s c o v e r y la, h o w e v -er, an u n t q n a l e d pec to ra l a n d b lood pur iGor . I t e p e o d i l j c u r e s the m o s t a g g r a v a t e d c o u g h , o r cold , a n d in i la e a r l y or m i d d l e s t a g e s , c o n s u m p -l ion . B y c o r r c c l i n g oil i r r e g u l a r i i i e a o f the s t o m a c h a n d l iver , i t r e a d i l y oorea b l o t c h e a , p i m -pica, s c r o f u l o u s u lcers , ' b u n c h e s , ' o r t u m o r a . H u n d r e d a t e a t i f y t h a t it hag roa torod thoi r h e a l t h , a f t e r e m i n e n t p h y s i c i a n a h a d fa i l ed . F o r c o n -s t i p a t i o n , uae tho Pe l le ta , A s a local r e m e d y fo r c a t a r r h , uae D r . S a g e ' s C a t a r r h R e m e d y .

Wr Sale at Retail A3 CKEIII AS A.\Y WHOLESALE NOCSE

Rio Colic.

Coirei

Northern

I'Vceh Ro

Choice Ji

Choice Gl

! l i l - 2 , RioiCoirec 15, Rio Caffee Ifl 3 3, Rio 20c.

Roasted CofTeo 20c.; istcd CoCTee, my own roaaiing, 26i.'. iva Coffee Roasted 35c.

•la I Coffee 30c

Granulated Sugar l i e ,

8 tandard A White Sugar lOo.

Beautiful Brown Sugar 8 and lOi-,

Cat Loaf Sugar I2c.

Pulverized Sugar 12c.

Rico iOc.

P ickl Uustard, Baki

and Extracts, Coi

Sea Mois Farine,

Strawberry Je l ly ,

hasiibcrry

Apple Je l ly ,

Peach Je l ly ,

I.emon Je l ly ,

ng Powdi

n Starch

Oat Meal

r s , a l l k ind i , Esienoea

Ooslccatod Coeoaout ,

I, Extract Coffee,

Canned Tomatooo,

Canned Poaches,

Canned Strawberries ,

Can led Ojatera,

ed Lobsters,

Or ngo Jelly,

í Apple Jel ly,

fitABKIED,

On t h e m o r n l n g o f the 6th of J a n e , 1879, in the C . B, Clii irch,ln Dayton, T a , by Rev. A. F u n k b o u s e s , Kev, J . E. Widmeyer, of tho Vlre in iaConference , U, B . In Chr i s t . and A. Bello Howe, t ; . A. , second daughter of Rev, J . W. Howo,

Juno 10, 1879, b j Rev. Solomon kins and M a r j F. Good—all of Ro

Garber, Charlo ik lngbam.

At-

mil > 10, 1 8 7 9 , b 7 R e v . 8 . H. H y a r a , Christian nd Sarah Ann W o a n - a l l of Roeklngbam,

Whi t .

D I E D , Uay Cth, 1879, at the residence of her hnsband, ni

Montevideo, V»,, of Bright 's disease of tho k l d n e j s , s perloducod b j a burn, Mrs, Mary R. R h e u d y , wife of John W. R h e u d j , aged 19 years. She waa a consis tent member of the U. E. Church , South, for four years, du-rlng.whiob time she il lustrated in he r life and conver-sation tiie truth of tbe religion she professed. The in-nocent bade to which she gave bi r th but a few weeks before her dissolution, preceded her to tha land of rest, b u t she leaves behind her a kind nnd devoted h u s b a n d , to cherish her memory, revere her vir tues and follow in her footsteps to the kingdom of l i gh t . Farewell , dear Mary I T o u r devoted husband and friends hope to meet / o n again when life's warfare ia ended.

Dearest Mary, thou hast lef t us, We thy loss do greatly feel,

Bnt ' t i s God who has bereft us, Affliction all His children feel. C, L H,

In ter a Uillc of bo Chui

this piace, on Vfonday morning, J u n e 16, 187», af . pratracted illness, of ronsumpt ion , Mrs. Susan r, w l feo rOap t B, Frank Miller, in the 61st year r a g e Sbe was a coniistent member of tho M E. eh, South, and dicd t rust ing in the Savior .

Harrisonburg Markets. CORRECTED W E E K L Y BY JNO, 0 , EFFINOER,

i i r , G r a i n a n d B a

HAsaisoi tDnao, VA., FLì E S u p e r .

E x t r a . . , F a m i l y .

, 0 0 » , Hog Rou

LAT,,

Bi LA Wb Corn CoaH MIAL OATS BLAOEDianiao,. . . O n i a a i i s Seeded . . Appi , lB, i ) r ied, pei

S l i c e d . . . CoioKiua , L ive .pe BIISWAX SALT, Fine Flax S « n Rye BDTiaa Kooa Turkeys Timothy Seed Clover Seed Potatoes Plaster Pork Potatoes White Beans

e:25, 1879. 4 00 4 70 5 25 6 00

S 1 00

@ 40 0 to @ 000

@ 2 8 06@ 0 00

M 0 00 8 ®

04 (§40 1 60@2 50

0 15 1 76 1 00

@ 0 65 @10

@ U a @7

Pt Jel ly.

Canned Salmon

Canned Peaa,

ned Com,

Gelatin Canned Beans

Tomato Catsup,

Sardlni

I ta l ian

Lemoni

Cocoan

,Cbo w Chow,

end Ame

Raisins,

icon Macaron

Nuts and Ca idlea,

T & B J i C € & J i J V M . ^ E G ^ M S .

Lemon Crackers

Cream Crackers,

Mushi

C,

Fancy Crackers of all kinds

DU Crackers,

Dhiil Cracker

Soda Cracke

Wate

Oil

Crackers,

iCer Snaps,

Ginger Nuts ,

MACKEÄEL BY THE BARREL, KITT OR DOZEN,

Lake Her r ing ,Po tomac Herring,

New Orleans Molasses,

Porto Rico Molasses,

Black Molasses,:

B r ight Golden Syrup ,

Fea fro m 60c, to $1 40 per pound

Very choice Tea at76».

The largeat Cako of Soap in town for £c. Babbett '»,

Higgins & Proctor;and Gambeor Soaps-

The choicest CREAM C H E E S E alwa j a on hand;

Save having explosions of Lamps ; b y buying your Coal

Oii of C. W. FELLOWS.

A la irge lot of Glassware, Qneensware anU Wooden-re on hand. Dried Beef and Canvassed Hama , Ba-; Flour , Lard, Eggs, fco.

Give me a call bofoi

C h a s . ^

m y l 5

I purchasing.

Oppositi Spottawood Hotel.

® @r

1 25 75

IS9B

[Cattle a r sold at net off from tbe weight, or n

B a l t i m o r e L i lve S t o c k Itlarl£< GALTIMOBI, Ju l

lid a t these figures live weight, l ight , thi ight. Sht

ithing off,) a i o i i F i s I

,t is 20 pet ep are sold gros

i ts . 0 23, 1879. . Hogs are

t. (generally) that Is live

d Lambs

r BZEF OATTL« AI a sa le t h i s week . ,lly ra ted first qi

r good fa i r q u a l i t y

UNION SPBIN&S, Encouraged by the pa t ronage and

favorable assurance of vlaltora d a r i n g / past seasons, tbe Miasxs CROnSE-l HORN have made special p r e p a r a t l o n i l for thè enter tainment of gasata a t th is favorably known

water ing place, whom thoy will be happy to reoelve on and after J u n e 10th, 1879.

S»-BOARD $20 PER MONTH. Address, Uisa KATE CROiFSEHORN,

J u n e 5—Im Ottobine, Bocklngham Co., Va.

COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. James C. Heltzel

the Circnl t Court of

Plaintiff

. Defondanti , Roeklngbam

S UABKIT THIS

of the master Com-

rest-dings

aid

J o h n M. Miller In Chancery I

County. That this cause bo referred to on

missioner of this Court to ascertain, 1st. Tho liens and their priorities,

Ing upon tho property, in the bill and prooe mentioned,

2na. Tbo feo s imple and annual rental va lue ol land.

3rd. Any other account deemed necessary by the Com-missioner, or required by any pa r ty In interest — E x -tract from Decree, May Term, 1879.

COUUISBIORKB'S OFPIOI, H a r r l a o n b a r j , May 30, 1879.

To all parties to the abovo named eanso and a l l other persons interested,—

TAKE NOTICE,—That 1 havo flxed upon Tuesday, tho 8th dsy of J u l y , 1879, a t my office. In Harr isonburg, V a. , as the time and place for taking the asoounU re-quired by said decree, a t which t ime and place yoa aro required to a t tend.

Given under my hand this 30th day of May, 1879. H, V, Stayer, p q R. B. RAOAN, J u n e s Commissioner.

Latest Arrival. The

C O M M I S S I O N E R S '

First Kational Bank of H: sues on behalf of itself William D, Hopkins, wl ties to this su i t upon ti

iheape gest and beat selected atook of

AND

Wm D. Hopkins, In Chancera in thi at Coi

Hs eby gi ,

af Xo,

11183 burg, Va.. J ; the parties ti

inc. o t a Dec ,y Term, 1879, bur«, Va , <

iitgham Ct a ' s 0

niy.

NOnCF. 1 nUtleii onuae, tha t in pa r su 0 the Circuit Court at ihe U Bed, at my office in Harriso

the 3rd day of Ju lv ,1879 , to the following accounts, viz :

Ist . An account of tue real estato fendant , William D. Hopkins

2nd. An account of the liens a^'a the order of their priorities.

3rd. An account of the balance du the said W, D Hopkins to J , H; Receiver of the Circuit Court of Ri

I judgment roidered in siili C

Tbl and

:ot. 1870. iibove-ndered II pro, irsday,

settle

,eJ by

the s

the D;

inio

T h e S t a t e D e b t . T h e r e a re o n l y a few peop le in th ia S t a t e n o w

t h a t c o n s i d e r t h e S t a t e d e b t q u e s t i o n se t t l ed buç a l l w h o h a v e t r i ed t h a m a c k u o w l e d f j a t h a i " S m i t h & S h a k m a n ' a S t o m a c h B i t t e r s ' a r a the best iu t h e w o r l d for Dyspepa i a , lo^a of a p p e t i t e , n e r v o u g a f f l i c t ions , l ive r c o m p l a i n t a , g e n e r a l d e b i l i t y a n d the l ike , Use it a n d n o o t h e i . If n o t for i a l e in y o u r t o w n , hi^vç j o u r m e r c h a n t to o r d e r it, or o r d e r i t j o u c s e l f , o t S m i t h S b a l n s a a , W h o l r a a l e D r o g -gia te , B a t i t s o r e , .Md, Hay 2 9 l b .

H a h i t u a l poo r b e a l t h ie a d i r i e t n a u l i of dab i t> u a l poor BttcDtion i o tl,e p b j s i o a l dyiiiem, K r e p

the head cool , t he feet war. i t a s j t he bowola r e g o -la r by t h e p fQp j f uso of Dr . B a l l ' s B i l t i m o r e P i l i ? , a n d » i c s n e j a c i n n o t a p p r u a c h y o u . P r i c s 'J.'') c an t a .

N r a r L i b e r t y , Be(;!o,,ù c o u u t y , ou l i o u d a y , a l i i t le EOO of i i r . U L O v o r i t r s e t s h o l hi^ ¡ i t i le a i a i t r in t h e h e a d wit l ) a ¿.iato!, wvth vib^-li ".'¿sy were p l a y i D ^ . T h è wo^un l V^M

missi< vs. J ,

Uh

5lh W. D deed, tato,

Olb, J Hop kin

7tli, J from th H

nt due and unpaid oner in tho Chance P, Ellinger, on tho

. An a c c o u n t o f l h e 1 of the Executors <

An account of th i

aiid unpaid nsberger, Oe ikingham Coi

t, and al](

Hopkii and the im

Committee oun to f hi!

) J , a. Uainsb, •y causa of J. , Hi l l ' s i "Eff loger House and Lot . " liability of the said Hopk

.f John II. Hopkins , deed, actings and doings of th.

fro 31 leral i n t y ,

the Com-limr.

of William inJebtedi

E. liopkii to ¡sa id

n account o f l h e liability of to tho estate of A. Hopkins, se

n account of the exact a m o u n t said Hopkins to George Chris

ig, and the exact amount of the by them.

8th, Any other account, iio. At which said timo nnd place all pi

in taking ould Givea under

o j said Co

the said W n,, deed. 1 of Ihe debts man a c J Job

"^oiiateralj

B intei ts are required to attend,

my hand as Commissioner iu Cha this lo th day of J u n e , 1819.

uled

J o l 2 - l t Johi PKNDLETO.V BRYA.V, K i 0 B Roller p q

C, C.

E S T R A Y C A T T L E .

Strayed from the Gimlet Spring Range , SIX THREE YKAU OLD STEERS AND THBKB SPRINGING HEIF-ERS. Ea rmark , lef t ear cropped, underkool in r ight ear, d im brand Z on left hip . Have not been seen or heard from Since the 10th of May. Any In'ormatlon as lo their whereabouts will be l iberally rewarded.

Address— P, D. ZIMMERMAN. Iel9-2t Spring Creek, Xc,,

Q O M M I S S I O N E R ' S SALF. ,

u r t o f Rock! UK-of March, 187 9„ •viving &0. vs.

•suant lo a i>ccree of the Circuit Cc ham county rsndered on t h e l u t h day U Chancery cause of S, M. Ott, su a'. B. flood, et als, we will offer for sab

ON FRIDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF J O N E , 1679, a t the front dour ot the Court House in Harr isonburg , Ninety E igh t A c r ^ o i LAND, lying on Muddy Creek bi Roeklngbam oo un ty , adjoining the lands of Samuel and

n Kb ich 3 B.Good caw tesWea. sixth of tbe puroÄEA» njoaey in hand

n thi; conbrmation of tb,»ilil9, th» r«sidue in three al a n n u a l Inltalvj .esti , «1) b ,a : ing interest, the pur lers to ¿ ixe with approved peraoo»! S icar i l /

u Ilea as farther t ccun l y. A M. .NEWMAN. WM. B COIIPTUX,

I') 'Jc C'oamrs

o s j y i Driver, TERUa.—On

HOUSEFORHIIiHIfìG GOODS opened at my Store Room on South aide

nd will please ai all in and examine

one In • y o u r

have jus t bee of Public Squ

Tbe Stock Is COMPLETE stv Ie, p r ice and qual i ty , Ci s e i f a n d be convinced, REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS 4 ICECREAM

FREEZERS of the hest and cheapest wUrjbe kept on hand du r ing I'je season A 11 of which I will sell cheaper than tho tbeiipest elsewhere. Very Respectfolly,

m j l J A. LOEWENBACH, Ag t .

MANUFACTUREO A T

H A G E R S T O W N . M D -3Y THE HA GERSTOWN STEAMENSINEí,mCHINECc

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

J ^ E W A R D .

At tho Court Rouse, in Harr isonburg, on tbelOth day of May. (Court day,) I mislaid my note case, which was made of linen, and labeled, and contained execut ions , bonds and receipts, which o in bo of no use to any per-son b u t myself, but I will pay a reasonable reward t a any one leaving it a( the County Clo rk 's Olfic.

j e l 2 3t V, H, LAM, Constable of Stonewall Dla^

S Ü P E R V 1 S 0 R S '

A t a i am Co

N O T I O E

Board ay 30,

f Superi 1879, the

Isora of Rockinir fo l lowlas Order

eting of tbe ty, bald Ma

was entered, via "The Clerk of thia Board ia directed t j give Dotico lo

all pet sons holding claima against the County or Par-ish of Rockingham County, for any service whatever , to «le thombofora the Clerk of the B j a r d o n or before tho 2 ; tb d a y o f J n n e , next , t ha t they may be allowed, i : found correct, and Included la the Levy for tho yea r 1879. And also requ i r ing tha O r t r a e en of tho Poor for tho several Districts, to make their report of the distr i -bution of tbe Fund placed In their banda for tbe relief of the Poor outskle of the Poor House and lbs pay of Physiciana to the Poor for the yea» coding J u n e , H7», with the vouchera therefor . "

J . r . BOGAN, C. B. 3 . l y - A t t e s t e ,

t J . T. LO«AN, C, B. S.

A L Ü A B L B F A R M F O R S A L E . sale, pr lva t i ly , my F A R U, coaiaia iot i lylng from 3 lo 4 mi les Ea<( o l Q U V I M -

burg, on tho Valloy T a n | 4 k a L A. 1 » « » portlon of Ibis land U a f S / i t - r a l t ^ual l -ty. The b u l l d l n » coa j l i t a f a O o O D DWELLINO-BOVSIS, two atorles . I gb and an t l l , wlth nino roomj , a «ood T<Uik

.11 o i t e r « c e i u c y oulbul ldlngs , ali i ' 4004 cilth.i; land OS a «holo or Ini-.. i , aA l e sa of purcbaaeri .

B. F. ARMENI i.OL'T.

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