Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-07-16


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SERIOUS AccIDENr.-Mr. Charles T. Palmer OF
Arbor Hill Augusta, met with a serious accident
ON the 9Th inst. He was riding horse which
=. became numanageable from the bridle-bit break
ING and jumped off, fracturing both bones of his
leg, above the ankle joint. He is getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
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Extract from private letter from Hawaii,
Sandwich Islands.
Although the eruption is not
so violent now, the volcano is fearful sight to
behold. The rivers of lava still flow, and the
smoke from the crater ascends in awful majesty.
During this volcanic upheaval, it has been very
Siakl, har A af olor
fever which has grown out of the foul, condens-
ed vapors of the volcano. has prevailed to an
alarming extent, and at one time it was feared it
would depopulate the island. But fortunately, a
ea-captain calling here for supples) distributed
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41 CfRcUs CoMisG.--Old John Robinson's Big
Show Circus and Menagerie, is coming. 1t will
show in Waynesboro on the End of August,
Staunton 3rd, Port Republic 4th, Harrisonburg
9Th, New Market 9th, Mt jackson It'll, Wood
stock 9th, Strasburg 10th, Winchester II tn.
With this combination comes Jimmy Robinson,
tha forfh o boo Do ~,
two pupils his infant son Clarence and Master
Frank, unequaled in their specialties as bare
back riders Miss Cordelia, the famous bare back
sequestrianne, pupil of Old John, will give her
thrilling acts, which have drawn encomiums from
all who have witnessed them. Among female
riders she stands unexcelled. There is besides q
Ilarge array of fine performers with the company
.a John Lowlow, the fun provoking Clown and
merry jester of the circle, Will be present to emil
wen all with his mirth inducing wit and side
splitting repartees. sats
The Menagerie is one of the largest now travel
ing, embracing % cages of wild animals.
Remember boys Old John Robinson, the primo
of showmen is coming. Save up your small
change for the largest Menagere and best Circu
which has exhibited in the Valley for MANY
day. -.-fa
3 PUsLG SALES IN Augusta CounrY. {s4
July 26th.-N K T rout, Trustee will sell Il
front ofthe Court House, $50 acre tract of Sout]
Mountain land belonging to the late Rev. S amue
kennerly.
July 3lst. Jas Bum gardner Jr Comr. will
sell, ON on the premises, the residence of the lat
lhobt J. Hope, situated on Frederick Street.
.Jssy 3lst.-Geo. Ssawright, Admir-, will sci
~ 70 acre tract of land belonging to the estate O
y pram syltzer decd, situated nea + New Saei
Church. -sI.r.- ~ - :. "''
August 4th.- The personal property of job
bro~h dec d., will be sold by the Administrato,
at his lste residence near Fishersvlle. e.
August 5th david Alexander Comr will sell! q
Inc premises, Sc acres adjoining the lands of Gee
wine and Others, belonging to the late Pete
& Kennedy. 9l@sea
AUGUST l4th. John Harper Ex's. will sell. O
the premises, the undivided one-ffth 81 A
-sefe tract of land belonging to the late lbs uo,