Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-04-16


The American Stock Journal is IN excellent
monthly, devoted to Charming and Stock Breed
ing" and is published at ST. a year
Sample copies of the above can be seen at this
office.
Messrs. Wni. Allen, Edward Sears and A. j.
Alderman have been appointed Aldermen for the
town. of Staunton.
See notice Of Dissolution of the firm of Yonog
& Kinney and Co-partnership of Drs Young h
Reese, in the Drug Business.
Mr. Erasmus L. Houff has qualified as Commits
sioner of the Revenue for the END District of Au-
gusta county, uice John G. Slower, removed.
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The farm belongings.to the estate of Thomas
Walker decd, near Mt. Sidney, has been sold to
Mr.. Jno H. Crawford for $2t7, 242, So, being Ss5
per acre.
Mr.. Plunket o Ferral has taken the Boarding
House of Mr.. J. H. Burdett, on Main Street, where
hewill be pleased to accommodate his friends and
the public. Give Plunket "a call i -sati;s&-s q.
Staunton Council No. Al Friends of TEMPER
ance, will have procession and public speaking
Va ho"ouAuoy3 1hoJ 1ot. uc sSEFlCtS Ol lue IL
stitution Band have been secured. A nice time is
expected. t..7g rify34y1.-ji5f tss. 4-'l ?. q
The deepest snow of the season fell on SATURDAY.
might and Sunday morning last It was about
10 inches deep on Sunday morning and at P. NJ,
when it ceased falling, had reached a depth OF
nearly Is inches. sef.si SO s'.a - fa-Ai
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The Spirit of Jefferson, which was advertised
to be sold publicly, we are pleased to learn, vii
not be sold. The appeals made TO delnquen+
subscribers had the desired effect and the editor
has been eaahled to relieve himself of his pressing
liabilities. 80 'i - So 20
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~ We expect that the novelty Of avelocipede race
will be witnessed at our next County Fair. One
young gentleman is getting up velocipede and
will be in readiness to run 24o tilt with any
one. Who accepts the gauntlet? Come on with
your two-wheeI- tande
The issue of the Valley Vlygiaian was resumed
on thursday last by the joint propretors, j. H.
Burdett, g. D. Stoneburner, J. B. Pemberton and
N. Fl Anderson. J.. H. Hewitt, Professor of Mu-
sic in the Wesleyan Female Institute, isannounced
as editor. We wish the Viryinian and its new
PiePii0eoio1 I'LL douHudHt HuctSuft vi success.
Mr.. J. S. Troutihas sold a half interest in his
paper, Shenandoah Herald, Woodstock, to Mr.
Jno. H. Grabiil, Of that place. The Herald under
the management Of Mr. Trout has been live
paper, deserving and receiving the patronage of
the public Of that section. We extend to the new
proprietorship best wishes, and trust the
Herald may continue to prosper.
The attention of Confectioners and dealers in
Candies, Fruits &C. generally, to the card of Da-
Vd Bruce, l80"West Pratt Street, Baltimore
He has fine assortment Of goods, gives his
personalattention to his business, is polite and
attentive to all customers and, selling at short
profits, we trust will receive a liberal patronage
from the Valley, -. @..es-,-@ =. ,.-,...-
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Cleaning up Cellars, Streets, Yards, &c. is as
essential to health as wholesome diet. This is
the season to commence cleaningup. It issaid "a
stitch in time saves nine, y and hence we, suggest
TO our corporate authorities the proprety of at
tending to this matter at once Some of our
is8treets are in filthy condition. and the sooner
sanitary precautions are taken the better Do our
autbeEities see wink r ) ;.i.-. i,e .s-.,fit
Our facetibus aeighbor of the virginian gave
US gentle touch last week. We.are very much
tempted to remind him Of the fable of the fox
minus tail, but, as he has not only exhibited so
much pride in the loss Of his caudal appendage,
but actually had it clipped g. tseae shorter, we
won't cine. 7gs
b. Neghbor, It you can get off another good one
AT our expense, dot. We are fond of fun.
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A ttentlon IS directed to the advertisement of
a,aratmour Co., dealers in Watches, Jewelry &C.,
No no Light Street, Baltimore 5-cs.fa
By'raerence to the card it will be seen that their
stock is, colnplete, and from the high character
they have t1s.intained for many years for integ-
rty and fair dealings, we satisfied that those
@aktasaanythsng in their line would do well to
give them call. ~ tr*<2 ~ ss@
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Our readers are referred to the ad yer tisement
of T. Nv &IR King, Eealers in Surveying and
Engineering instruments, Hydrometers, Their
mometers fec distillers, and Gauger's Instruments
No. 226 Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
They have an extensive assortment of goods in
q store, and, from an experience in dealing with
them we enabled to statethat they sell at fair
prices and deserve the patronage Of all who want
anything in their line. > 4 ~.!a5fa.HH s.
4 Sail
The Staunton Musical Association will give
their first Grant Concert of the season, in the
Chapel ofD D & B. Institution, tonight, Fri
day the 10th. The programme will be entirely
new. The vocal department will be under the
SO direction ofiDr. J. L. Brown. A fine orchestra,
. under the direction of Prof. E. Louis Tide, will
: give variety to the concert Prof August Ide,
the Pianist will give one Of his much admired
Piano solos. f.4ttt- - ~
We doubt not this will be one of the best con-
certseever given by the Association and advise
Our readers to attend. '.,-ais' Il ,r.JS
We gall the attention. of that portion of our
tiseople, sSso visit the city of Baltimore to the
card of sWagter's Green House Restaurant, No.
eQ,sWest Pratt Street ~
~ 'hls,is'ene Of the most extensive and popular
-, wants IN the ciiys literally patronized by
hesGe ere fond of good eatino and nrec;dod