Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-10-29

hoOiAAS INV W
man & Co, Main Street, on Friday night last
One of the large panes of glass in the front win
dow was broken out, the thief was scared off b.
Something before he accomplished his purpose.
Mr.. J. Wayne Splitter requests us to say to thu
individual who was seen leaving his stable witt
his harness, saddle &C., that if he does not return
them by the next issue of this paper, the indi
vidual will find his name published to the worlt
and steps will at once be taken to procure th'
stolen property.
The attention of Builders is called to the card
ofW c. Hutchens, 50 S. Charles STREET, Baltl-
more. Mr.. Hutchens does an extensive business
in this line and judging from his list OF prices II
would be Disadvantage to those engaged IN build
ing to give him call.
We have received the second number OF the
Southern Orphan, neat little periodical pub
lshed in Winchester Va, under the auspices OF
the Dunbar Female Institute, the profits arising
from which to be applied to the Southern Edu-
cational Fund. 1t is neatly gotten up, contains
interesting articles and should receive the patron
age of all in the South.
We have received the the report of the first
days hunt (Oct. 25th, of the Nelson and Au-
;gusta Hunting Party, composed Of the following
gentlemen: Capt. J. Harris, Capt. VIM. Smith,
VIM. Smith. Jr., Clifton Harris; Nelson J. r.
Merriken, NJ Seymore, J R. Smith, G. L. Geiger
Augusta now on their annual hunt near Varie-
ty Springs, Augusta.
First day.. r. Merriken killed Bucks and
2 Does and J R. Smith Doe
The attention Of Booksellers, merchants and
others who deal in Books, Stationery &C., is
called to the advertisement of 7. Newton Kurtz,
opposite the Maltby House Baltimore.
Mr.. Kurtz has an extensive establishment, sup
piled with fine assortment of almost every arti-
Gle pertaining to the book and stationery bust
ness, and, selling at prices to suit the times, we
trust he will receive liberal patronage from the
citizens Of our valley.
We were pleased to have call at our sanctum
a few days since from Mr. Addison Pearson #
Chillicothe, Ohio. Mr.. Pearson is a native of
this county and migrated to Chic some thirty
five years ago. Like all Virginans, his attach
ment to the Old Dominion, and especially his ma
tive Valley, is undated, and his visit thither was
AN agreeable one to the many friends Of his youth
full days, who cordially welcomed him back and
reoced in his prosperity in the land of his adop-
tion.
We call attention to the advertisement Of G
W. Webb & Co., Dealers in Watches and all kinds
Jewelry, Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
This is one of the Oldest establishments Of the
kind in the city, doing extensive business, and
conducted in person by the proprietors, who are
perfect masters of the trade, and selling at fair
prices, the public have sure guarantee that they
will be fairly dealt with in any article they de-
sire to purchase. Give them call when next
you visit the city.
Our friend Beall, of the Spirit Of Jefferson, made
a running trip to our city a few weeks since, and
thus speaks of our thriving Mountain City:
"On Thursday, Mr. Travers and the editor of
this paper, proceeued as far as Stanton. Here
we received the kind attentions of our young
friend. Thos. d. Ransom, Esq, who showed us
around among the public institutions that distin-
gush the town. We met here our old friend
AttJoI Ill, anu HIS son, tuc eultOF Ol Inc p1HUt-
Gator, and spent half hour in the sanctum. Staun-
ton Is an improving and thrifty young city, and
presents strong contrast to the dizziness which
is manifested all over and around Winchester.
The New York Tribune says the reason why
Plantation Bitters are so generally used is owing
to the fact that they are always made up to the
orig inal standard, and of pure material, let the
price be what it will. The Tribune just hits the
nail on the head, for Plantation Bitters are not
only made of pure material, but the people are
told what they are made OF, as the recipe is
wrapped around each bottle. Don't go home
without bottle.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and s,ld at half the
price.
We are pleased to learn, from the last Chilli
cothe Adoertiser, that our old time friend and
school mate, VIM. A. Waylaud. {, native Of old
Augusta, has been elected County Treasurer of
Ross county, Ohio, by 9Io minority over the re-
publican candidate.
We predicted when friend Adm received the
Democratic nomination that he would be elected
and we are particularly pleased to chronicle the
TACT both on account of the large majority ani
the success of an old friend and native of old
Augusta.
We tender the congratulations of the people O
Tins county to the newly elected Democrat {
Treasurer of Ross county, Ohio.
About IL O'Clock, Friday night last, VIM
Robinson, colored, priced apart the iron bars i,
'the window of the store of Hugh Glenn h Co
and took out two sacks of -four The noise at
fracted the attention of John J Christian an,
Mex. Melons, both colored men, who attempted
TO arrest aim. In the attempt, John Christian
received severe bio " on the head with piece c
iron, cutting the skin to the bone and the burela
nan. Lille was hotly pursued and took shelter il
the house Of colored man in Gallowstown
which was guarded by his pursuers until the no
ffee officers arrived and arrested him.
He was brought before Mayor Allen on Satu1
day who committed him to Jail TO answer and in
dictment before the Grand Jury
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