Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-12-03
Our Waynesboro correspondent reports the
following batch ofitems

Our Nv aYneSDOrO correspondent reports the
following batch ofitems
On Sunday night the 21st ult, the store of Mr. Lo-
gan at Fishergyille was broken into and some two
or three hundred dollars worth of goods stolen.
On Monday night the 22nd nlt., the Distillery
~of John N. Grouse, on Simon Koiner's farm, in
this neighborhood, was entered and some 30 gal
Ions of apple brandy stolen.
On Monday night oath ult, the store of Chas
,Haines in this place (Waynesboro) was entered
by forcing bolt on the back door, when the
rfieves helped themselves to several pair of boots
and shoes, two bolts of flannel, several suits Of
ready made clothing and over twenty dollars in
money. The scamps could not open the money
drawer as they were not familiar with it's filings,
@hen they got screw driver and unscrewed the
lock. After ransacking the store they went into
the apartment of the widow Wright and helped
themselves to all of her dried. fruit a crock. of
lard, knives and forks and slndry other articles.
Our corresP0 ndeat also says,no trace has been
discovered ofany of these midnight. depredators.
4 New YEARs GIFT For, ALL-The publishers
of the American Stock Journal wishing to place
copy of that publication in the hands of every
Farmer, Planter and Stock Breeder in the coun-
try, have put up 400, 900 packages, containing a
specimen copy, large illustrated Show Bill, pre-
MUM list and ONE of the following Is cent
Books: Horscman's, Hog Breeders, Sheep Breed
ar's, Dairyman's or Poultry BreedersMacual =
These packages they offer to send free and post
paid 10 all who apply for them. We hope all
ga g. do
generous offer, as the Premium list contains many
articles, such as Blooded Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Poultry, Potatoes, Seeds, Agricultural Imple-
ments, Sewing Machines, Books, Watches, &c.
&C., that can easily be obtained by few days
eanvassng for this popular Journal which is
published at the low price of 81 year.
Address Mp. BOYER & Co Publishes, Parkes-
9burg, Chester Co., Pa
The American Stock Journal and Yindicator
furnished at So, so per annum in advance.
-t4-
a9U94Ic SALES IN Augusta COUNTY,
Dec. 10TH, if fair, if not the next fair day
Jonas Wampler will sell his personal property at
his residence, G miles from Staunton, on the Port
Republic road ...5... .-..-
Dec. ioth-The PERSONAL property OF Jacob
Showalter, dee d.. at l.s late residence, near Mt
Soloh.
Dec. 10th. -Ihos. P. Fitzpatrick, Com'r, will
sell the Gray Tract, belonging to Elizabeth Par
ish on Back Creek,
: Dec. A 5tl.-N.sk. Trout. Comr. will sell the
Milstead land, lOl acres, 4mles from Staunton
adjoining Bagby, Tisdale and McComb. T.
Sec. l6th.-N. K. Trout, Con,'r, will sell thu
Flinu house and lot, on Green street, Staunt on
occupied by Richard Murray
.;ae. l7th.-~John B. Evans & Bro, will sci
their i'I.oek Willow" farm Churchville, il
1ots of from to 81 acres.
Dec. 28th.-Wm. Chapman, Com'r, will sci
the farm willed to Jas. Pelter by the late Samp
.son Pelter. one mile below Waynesboro, on Soutl
River.
Jan. l5th-By Levi G. Stoncr the Abraham
Stoner land. TAI acres, near New Hope.