Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-22

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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. "a. 1869.
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The I" vimalicafor % haas been
greatly enlarged and improved.
being ROW the largest Dsezeer i'm
The state and contains more read
ing matter than amy weekly pa
per published i'm Virginia. Cen.
s,ataering the greater amount OF
weialaang matter 1t lis the cheapest
paper published i'm the State. the
Subscription being ONLY Pc Il year
INA advance.
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The regular Commun; cations of STAUNroN LODGE
II No 10. are held in Masonic Building, Main Street
on the SECOND and LAST FRIDAY nights in each
month. ltfs s4.a+it -.7f+-
81 The regular congregations Of gNIoH ROYAL
~ ARCH CHI PIER, No. 2. are held in Masonic
eNX> Building, on the SECOND and FOURTH TUES
DAY nights in each month, from octoheI 1st
to April LIST. and the SECOND TUESDAY night in
each month from April LIST to October LIST.
W. The regular Assemblies of Stevenson Com
~ mandry are held in Masonic Building:
~ the FOURTH Monday night In each
month.
Snow was observed on North Mountain, on
"Wednesday morning last.
See notices s'Stolen' and ''Strayed or Sto-
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Peck & Cushing will sell 20 Greenbrier horses
Monday next, court day See advertisement.
We were unable to attend the Dramatic Read
ing of Prof. Scharf, of the Va Female Institute,
p but learn that it was very fine. Mr.. Scharfi is a
fine delineator of character, and would be glad
if he would give series of readings during the
winter.
A man by the name of = Cullen, carpenter,
WAS brought before Mayor Allan on Wednesday
last, on the charge of stealing a set OF harness
from the Rev. w. E. Baker, and committed to
j,il to answer an Indictment before the Grand Ju-
~, at the November term.
g. We call the attention of our readers to the no.
tice Of Sanl R. Sterling, Collector of U. S. In
1ernal Revenue. Those who are delinquent are
imperatively called upon to come forward and
1ay up. See the notice and remember the time
Monday and Tuesday, October 18th and 26th.
Chas NJ Stief, of Baltimore, had ON exhibition
at the Augusta Fair two superior Pianos of his
celebrated make and as usual took the first pre-
MUM. These pianos were eagerly sought after by
a number and were promptly sold during the ex-
hibition, and Mr.. Stief received number of
orders for similar instruments.
So much for presenting articles on exhibition
at the Augusta County Fair, however we'll known
and highly appreciated they may be, as is the
case with the Stief Pianos.
We invite the attention of our citizens visiting
Baltimore to the advertisement of "the Dollar
Store,' 84a West Baltimore Street Baltimore.
Their assortment embodes a large stock of
Jewelry, writing Desks, Albums. Satchels, Cards
&C., and each article at One Dollar, which is
much lower than can he found elsewhere in the
.city.3.s,-+ycacs vT sees rs HTvfr
and will take pleasure In showing their goods to
all whoawish to examine their stock.
Call and see them when next you visit Balti-
more. : -
The attention of our readers is called to the ad
vertisem ent of Messrs. Burton & Irving Cloth
iers and Shirt manufacturers, of the City of Bal
1imore
We are satisfied from own experience and
from that of many others of our citizens who have
patronized that house, that they put up as good
:sork, and sell at fair prices any other house
in the city.
Give them trial and you will be abundantly
satisfied
SAD Acc1DE NT.-Mr. VIM. Todd, second son Of
Mr. Jas. Todd. near Mt Scion, was returning
home on the second day of the Fair, in company
with several Of other young men, and, about
miles from town, met wi tn an accident which le-
suited fatally. Some one attempted to pass him.
when his horse became unmanageable reared and
The saddle-girth breaking, threw him backwards
to the ground, dislocating his neck. DR.. S.
Homer Henkel was called in, but the young man
expired before he reached Mrs. Hamrick's to whose
house Mr.. Todd was carried after the accident.
Our merchants are referred to the card of R. T.
Banks, Importer and Dealer in China, Glass and
Queensware and Manufacturer of Stoneware No.
53 South street, Baltimore.
This is very extensive establishment, having
an extensive patronage and presided over by his
Honor, the Mayor of the city which is sufficient
guarantee that his business operations are con-
Quoted in such manner as to have given general
satisfaction.
Thepolite and accommodating salesman, Mr.. G..
D. Robinson of Virginia, will be always on hand
and give his personal attention to all those who
may call upon him.
LONE JACK TRIUMPHANT AGAIN.-We were
pleased to meet, during our late Fair, our old
friend, Jno. W. Carroll, Of Lynchburg, the man
ufacturer of the world renowned clone jack,
Smoking Tobacco, some of which he had on exhi-
bition, and as usual took the first premium against
all competition. Mr.. Carroll has taken first pre-
niums wherever he has exhibited the 'I4one Jack"
both in Europe and America, and we take this &C.
casion of calling attention to the fact, as well on
account of its superior quality, as that the Manu-
tacturer is a native of Old AUGUSTA Lone live