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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-13
Land Sole,,S, &c.
Valuable Real Estate, ter t*ssss. sss
ffsf. X:alts,v OF Y irEs.aszi-

Valuable Real Estate for s<ssss. sss
the valley of Sirg s.lsss-
As Executors osSamuel Cline, deceased; We viii
offer for sale at puoicsauction, tie foiios ing
proper ty. to wit:
: IN SATURDAY. the i5th day Of Febr nary
1873. tract Of land lying IN Rcckingla N co,il.-
~. Va. on Nor:h River, 3 miles above Bridge
water, adjoining tie lands ef d. Miller. a. j.
Blasemore and others. This farm contains
ass. s9s4-E SO ACRES = ~ - bnA
az land more or less with about u acres Of
woodland l. There IS ~ gard - ~ ss,si
Barn. and other necessary out-buildings on IT,
farm, and is conyen.ent to ciiurcnes, .enotf
mills, &c. 1s9 ~ 9aA
And On TUESDAY. the 18Th day Of FEBRU-
AIRY 1873. the we'll known
HOME FARM AND MERCHANT MILL
Of the deceased. This property hes SIX miles
North OK staun,on, on Middle River and Valley
Turnpike. The farm which is 10 be sold, con-
tains 100 acres OF land, in fine state Of cu!-
tivation, with plenty of wood land. There are
two good orchards, and excellent buildings Of sv.
cry description on this farm. ii IA
The MILL has four of stone, and is eapa.
BILE Of turning out from G0to rs Barrels Of flour
every "a hours. This mill Is now rentingfo Sl.-
500 per year (standing rent.) 1t is one Of the
best properties in the county There will be
sold on the same day, - let Of PERSONAL property,
consisting in stock, farming implements, &c.
Also, the farm which Peter Cline lives on, will
be offered for sale privately until the ]st day of
March, 1873. This farm lies in Rockingham
county, miles from Bridgewater, adioiElng the
snds Of Jacob Miller. and others, containing
200 ACRES -.
of land, more or less, is in fine state Ct culti7
vations and FIRST class Buildings; a splendid
young orchard of about 10 acres; plenty of tim
Der Of good quality, water sufficient fer farrs
purposes, in good ighborhood, convenient u
churches, schools, mills, sc. - =
Either of the above properties will be shown
to parties wishing to purchase. by either Of the
Executors Terms made known on
day Of sale. PETER CLINE,
sAM'L c. CHINE,
JUIINsW. CLINE,
~ Executors of Samuel Cline, dec'd.
Jan 9-5t--Old Commonwealth HarrisonburE;
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SUPERIOR Friday hight, the 18th, the Trim
ity Mission Society will give supper over Pr
per's store, to rnise funds to add to the Sunday
School facilities
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G. K. Harper is now receiving at his new
store on Augusta street, superior stock Of
family groceries. See advertisement.
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Appo1NTED.--Capt. John F. Smith, of staunio on
has been appointed an Internal Revenue Store
keeper by the commissioner Of that department.
HI will make good officer.
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wv. Todd, Esq. has two eligible building-lots
For sale, located in very thriving portion OF the
city. See advertisement.
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Y. Howe Peyton, Esq, was to have delivered q
lecture in Alexandria last night "wednesday on
the sSecond Advent
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T. W. Utley is now receiving and opening q
very superior lot Of groceries, at his store, corn
er building, Frederick and Augusta streets. Give
linn q call.
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ggaarp g. DoEame.s Preparations.

~ RaAre 81 EeOMne7s preparations.
y Aromatic Cod Liver Oil, pleasantly favor
ed, Disgusting the fshy taste of the oil.
Compound Syrup of Phosphates.
Elixir Pepsine, lion and strychna, an excel
lent remedy in Dyspepsia and general Debility.
Elixir Calisaya Bark.
Elixir of Quinia, compound.
Elixir pepsne, strychnia and Bismuth, o
excellent digestive.
Elixir of Valcrianate of Ammonia, o pleasant
anodyne and autispasmodic.
Compound Elixir Of Gun,bul, highly recon-
mended in Hysteria, Neuralgia, &c.
Wine of Pepsine. useful in Dyspepsia.
Elixir of Phosphate of Iron. Quinia and
Strychnia, an excellent tonic combination.
Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Comp sad Elixir of Corydalis, useful in Scrof-
ua
Also full assortment of Sharp & Dohme's
FIJI Extracts.
For sele By
HUGE II. FULTZ Druggist,
opposite j. W. Alloys Clothing store.
may Off Staunton, Va.
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The Lilly Of the Valley, Harrisenb0urs' Tor rep
ruary has ,been received. 1t is an excellent
number. G. Shirley s. Co.
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The ,sadcr will find several editorial articles
o. the first page, prepared for last weeks issue
but omitted for want OF space.
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We are indebtsd to Hon. J. F. Lewis for
bound copy of the report of the..Department Of
Agriculture for 1871 1t is valuable document,
for which he will accept our thanks.
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kaE EIGHTH ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE
or WINTER GOODS, sHAWLs. AND
WOODEN GOODS.
We have reduced the prices Of QUO Dress Goods,
and now offer
Handsome French Poplins ct 81 ,25, reduced fron.
$3.50.
Satteans, all colors, reduced 10 and l5c per yard
Empress Cloths reduced to so, SO and 75c per I'D
Alsoreduction in the prices Of
kTerinos,
Deaines,
Coberis,
Alpacas,
Armures,
Mikado Grapes,
Meanges,
Peplin Cords.
Tycoon Reps at 25 and SOC worth 80 and s5s por
Black Silks at 1,25, 1,5o, 1,75, 200 snd up to 81
per yard.
Is per cent below regular prices.
Wash Peplins at 163 per yard, worth 25c per I'd.
Water Proof Rodes for street and travelling dress
es at 800, would be cheap at 70 90.
Heavy Cassimeres at sc, worth 90 and 1,25.
Sheep Gray at 40c, worth Soc yard.
Satinets at sec. worth 60c per yard.
Tucked Cambria at 1,25 per yard, worth 200.
Checked Nainsook at 20 and 25c per yard, worth
so and 35c per yard.
Swiss Muslins from Is to Zoe per yard.
Nalnsook and Victoria Lawn from 20 to SOC per
yard
India Twill Long Cloth at 80 per yard. worth 40c
Nottingham Laces, for curtains, at Is, 30, S5c
and up to 75c per yard.
Crochet, Nottingham and Lace Tides from SOC
to 81.
Carpets at cost to close out the entire stock.
Vel1et Rugs at 4, 5 and ST.
Lafge slze Calico Comfortabies at $50 worth
So so
Buckskin Garments
White and colored Carpet Warps.
Unbleached Knitting Cotton at SOC a pound
Window Shades from $50 to 100 a pair, with
fixtures.
No. 10 Coventry Rufie at 90; No. / Coventry
Rufile ut 25c piece.
Sewing Machine Needles at SOC fer q paper of ten
needles
Willimantic Six-cord Spool Cotton at SC spool
This cotton is equal to Coats and Clark's cotton
English reversible Cuffs at 25c a pair worth Soc
Dimity Bands at l0c worth zoe
Embroidered Collars at Toe worth 200
Chemisetts at Csc worth SOC
Gentlemens Linen Collars at 75c worth so: at
so per dozen worth $3.50
Gentlemen's Linen Cuffs at 8, so per dozen worth
SIS 90
Colgates Extracts at SOC per bottle regular price
75c
Colgate's Soaps retailed at wholesale prices
Silk Scarfs and Neckties for ladies at reduced pri
i Leather Belts with and without satchels
Fringed Napkins at 50 and 75c per dozen worth
75c and LOO
Honey comb or Bridal Quilts at Ills worth So
Extra heavy Quilts at 200 worth 90
Boulevard Skirts at 2, 90, reduced from 800
Under Garments at great bargains
| Alas ka Mink Boas reduced from SIS to $50
handsome ALASKA Mink sets at S co worth $50
Thousands Of other articles to be sold at grea
bargains Goods will be sold for cash only. Or
ders from the country will receive prompt atten
ton Goods sent by express. .. o. D., or uper
the receipt of the money or post of,ce order.
LEVY HROTHEKS',
lol7 and 1ole Main street, Richmond Va.
I feb G-tf
! ENT'S-Fine calf SHOES a.
~ may IT. G. + WEELEgss.
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d emoyal! RernQvazy! y
IL h. RROWNOLD,
Late of New York City,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER.
y LII Z IL

Late OF New ork Clty,)
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER
also, faler in
WATCHES, CLOCKS JE EELRT, SPECTACLEs, &C.,
at the very lowest cash prices,
on Main street, next door to Dr. Chspmans, in
the store formerly occupied by Mr.. Ches-
terman, agent of Wheeler Wilson's
Sewing Machines,
st a q N T O N, Va.
Has recently returned from New York, and
brought with him splendid assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD WATCH
CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,
which he will sell at very short profits,
Every article sold warranted as represented.
He offers his services to the citizens of Staun-
ton and vicinity Is a thoroughly practical
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER.
His facilities for repairing Watches and Clocks
of ell descriptions are uneqnalled this side of
New York, having ell the late improved machin
cry for that purpose, and also a full assortment
of watch and clock materials which are essential
to execute good work.
The best of references given if desired, to cit
liens of St .unton, for the superior character Of
the work executed at his establishment.
SHEET MUSIC always on hand-a select as
sortment of American and Foreign music
jan 16-3m
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The reader will find on our first page an inter
,.st;nr jetter from Mr. W. Eeston, now in Eng
1and
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Sec advertisement Of Mr. G. IL. Thsoker, Of
ferng for sale desirable property in the western
portion of the city. 1t can be purchased at s
reasonable price.
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A bill was reported on Monday in the House Of
Delegates, from the Judiciary Committee, that it
John Brennaman, of Augusta county, for leave to
marry. The report was adopted.
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USEFUL INvENTIoNs.-W have been
shown two inventions by our townsman, Mr..
VIM. McKeeyer, which we think are valua-
BILE, and from their character, must become
of great utility. The FIRST one, is simplifca-
ticn of the gearing Of mowers and reapers, by
which the knife will make "a strokes in one
evolution Of tho master wheel. It dispenses
with the complication now attached to the
main wheel, by simple cog wheel, and pre-
vents the possible arrangement Of tho ma
cbinery by greatly reducing the number Of
pieces.
The other is portable knife or cycle
The blade is separated into points, which are
made to fit on the knife bar and are held
by the arms to each point, by means of a
screw brace. The advantage Of the inven-
ton, is, that each point can be taken off spec
Oily and sharpened on common grind ston e
by any person who can grind an axe. In case
Of gap or break IN Que Of the points, it can
be taken eff in minute, and replaced by q
sound one. The blades can be reversed in a
short time, to answer either right or left hand
machines.
The last invention is something entirely
new about Mowers and Reapers, and at first
glance will attract attention as something
that no cwner Of a Reaper would be willing
to be without.
Mr.. McKeever left for Washington yes.
terday 10 place on file the application f.,
the first invention, with view to improving
on it, and to ask for an immediate patent il
the latter. OF course this he will obtain, ane
we have no doubt viii realize hapdsom ely
from IT.
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BOWERS & PRITCHARD,

BOWERS & PRITCHAKD.
Il Corner of
Frederick assds Augusta Streets,
e.. A. Logan's old Stand,)
STANTON, VA.
Produce Dealers and Commission Merchants.
Country Merchants, Farmers and AIillers, will
find it 81 eatly to their interest to consign their
Produce for the Richmond market to
T.. Powers e. Son,
1910 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Quick sales aud prompt returns guaranteed.
Thousands of references given in Richmond,
Staunton aud Uarrisonburg of the most reliable
Merchants, Bankers and Millers. JAM 3m
MOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be receiv-
lS ed at my office for the next Forty days for
renting out the
FAIR GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS,
on certain conditions. which will be made know n
by calling on me- from 10 a.. M, till : p. n.
VIM. A. PRATT, Secretary.
jan 1876
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COMPETITIVE ES.MlNArIoH.-We publish on
first page extracts SC. governing the exam
ination of can li.tes for admission to West Point
Academy. We do this TO facilitate those who
may be applicants before The Examining Board
shat has been appointed to assemble in this city
On the oath inst, to select candidate for the
commentator Of Hon. Jno. T. Harris to fill the
vacancy now existing in the academy from this
district.
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e aIuable Middle River Farln
\

EGT SasEes
/ offer for sale privately, tic farm belonging
to the estate of the late Gen Kenton Harper, ly.
ing on Middle River in Augusta county, about 8
miles North Of Staunton within mile of til !,
Valley Turnpike fMcAdamized} and half q nfile
Of the Valley Railroad. 1t contains p
l7II ACRES
sixty acres Of which is first class River Bottom,
and the balance, best quality Of upland. produs
ing equal to the bottoms Ample timber for tn
farm. 81 Ea4 ff e. 10
The improvements ore excellent, including 8.
good two-story Brick Dwelling and Kitchen, good
narn and all necessary ut-buildines
There IS on the premises a splendid Vineyard,
embracing about 900 vines Of select and choice
grapes. Il was laid out with great care, and has
Been we'll cultivated The premises viii be shown
to any one desiring to see them by the under
signed who resides en- them.
TERMS reasonable, and made known. On ap-
plication. SAMLt c. liARPEK.
Executor Of X. Harper; Deceased
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TROPICAL FEulr-We were presented large
grange the other day. by Wilkes, of the Furni
lure store, which had been pickt from an or
aags tree in Florida by the gentlemen who
brought it here The fruit grown in this State
is of sple.did development. Our friend. Dr..
A. B. Arthur. is now in Florida giving some at
tention TO fruit orchard that he has there
lie expec s to realize this year h.niseme reve-
nue. from it.
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See change of schedule in the table of the Or
ange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad.
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MAIL SERvIcE.-The Postmaster General has
ordered extension of the mail service for six-
ty-two and half miles additional upon the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad, from Kanawha Falls
to Heutou.
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The Aa,s.icea Farmer for February is at hand
filled, as usual, with practical, useful matter for
sill departments Of rural life, its numerous cor
respondents including men Of the highest author
ity on the subjects upon which they write. TIE
Farmer" is & substantial, solid journal, devoted
entirely to agriculture and kindred pursuits. and
is well worthy the support of our thoughtful far
mers. Published by Saml Sands s. Son. Dalii-
more, NJ l., at 81 so q year, or at 81 in clubs of
five or more, with handsome premiums to clubs
Specimen numbers sent free.
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It will be seen by his card, that Paul A. Mix,
has opened new jewelry establishment next
door to Armentrout's Tobacco store, on Main st.
and is prepared to repair watches, clocks and
jjewelry at short notice.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Dr. Chapman has in opera
ton at his Dental Office, Main street, one of Nor
rison's Dental Furnishing Bars, used to excayate
decayed teeth. 1t is very ingenious contri-
vance, operating with great rapidly. and com
fort to the person ckmpareI With the usual
method Of the hand. Il is complete in Its ar
rangements. and facilitates business u that line
greatly, at the same time that tie work is done
in far superior style.
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NICE HoMIsr.-We are indebted to Mr. W.
". Peaco of Peaco's MILL staunton. fer Q
few messes of kiln dried pearl hominy, male ly
a new proc SIS, and out Of corn peculiarly adapt
elsto that purpose. The seed was gotten By Mr.
Peace from distant State, and cultivated for the
express purpose of converting it into hominy.-
T nosc. wishing supplies can be accommodated by
leaving their orders With Mr. Peace.
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TTYRUSW SAlIEOE "A VALUABLE
Middle River F:arsas. e..

Get 5l-fi-srec. copy
TYRUST sAa.EOgF a VALUABLE
i Middle River F:arsaa. -.
By virtue Of o deed of trust executed to me On
the 18th day of June. 1868, by N. E. Lyman,
Trustee, and Mrs. Margaret D. lyman, to Sc
cure purchase money, will proceed upon the
premises, by the consent of all parties in inter
est, On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND, 1878,
to sell to the highest bidder, at public auction:.
that very valuable farm lying ca both sides of
Middle River, near the MeAdamiGed road cor.
tanning 373 Acres. 2 Esao6s, :snd 30
Poles, and known as the ''GUl FARM, upon
which Mr. II. I. Lyman resides. H.,
This farm is one Of the best il the county, and
is handsomely improved with handsome
BRICK RESIDENCE
and al necessary outbuildings. Mr.. Lyman
will take pleasure in showing the premises TO
persons wishing to purchase.
TERsts OF SALR.-The deed calls for cash, but
by consent Of parties. one fourth Of the purchase
money in cash. and the balance in one, two, and
three annual payments from the day OF sale.
bearing interest, secured by bonds with good
personal security. and lien On the land will be
accepted instead OF cash.
ian s0-4t IL n. BELL Trustee.
GrsaSa Farm fior Eaae.-I wish to self
y privately the farm which reside, situa-
ted two miles from Staunon, en- the Greenville
road, adjoining summerson, Fry, Paris and Mrs.
Darnall, and containing
E00 Acres,
rs of which is cleared and ii balance in excel
lent timber. The farm is in good condition, ana
produces we'll The improvements are good.
large frame dwelling house, new barn, and other
necessary buildings
There is on the place an apple orchard of sew
eny bearing apple trees. of choice selections,
also large number of sweet ana sour cherry, aai
peach trees, with other fruit.
There is one of The finest springs in the Vail
ley near the residence. 1t is eleven feet keep
running water.
TlRms reasonable, and made known by appli-
cation to the undersigned who resides the
place, or Mr.. A. Buck, Staunton. .
oct SLIT i. NJ. TA4 LOB.
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Gao. C. WEDDEBuRN.-W learn from the Rich
mond papers that Geo. c. Weddeburn, Esq, has
been appointed business manager of the Rich
mond Enquirer. Mr.. ". is an experienced news
paper man, and will doubtless fill his new posi-
ton acceptably.
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The Journal Of Industry, a monthly publication
devoted to agriculture, horticulture. imm eratlon
manufactures, commerce &C., Richmond Va, for
February, has been received. 1t is useful pub
location, at S per annnm
We will furnish the VIRGINlAN and the "Jour
nal of Industry for 81 so payable always in
advance.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

Corrected every week by P. B. HoaE Bxo.
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METHODIST FAIn.-The Fair now in progress
in the basement of the NJ. E. Church, under the
management of the ladies of the congregation, is
getting along finely. On tbs first evening, Tues
day, there was Il large attendance, and Htera!
spirit manife<t.d by our citizens. TIL. arrange
ments of the room admirable. in the very
best taste of lady ezpcr's in the business. The
fair viii continue to-day ana night Thursday. J
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MECHANICS UN1oN.-A regular meeting of the
sst.unton Mechanics Union, will be held in Fire
mems Hall, on Monday night, the 18th. 1t is
desired that there be full attendance as officers
are to be elected, aud other business Of interest
transacted.
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will;the street commissioners take birds eye
view Of the condition of the sidewalk on Angus
ia street, from Miss Brooks building to Dr.. Had-
dell's residence ?? If they will do SO. we think
suggestion will be furnished. There is scarcely
u pavement in the city more used, aud we are
sure none that is in q more impossible condition
in bed weather.
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A LIVE Town. The little village of Bridgewa-
ter in Rockingham, is live place. Tha taxable
property of the town is about $115,000 They
have voted d tax of So 500 to the Marrow Gauge
railroad, and made individual subscriptions in
the town and vicinity to the amount of 5000.
This looks like business, and shows that there
are energetic spirits ia that locality
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ENT;S-Fine calf SHOES At
" may If: 81 wEEEEgss.
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THE REVIVAL IN WiNcHEsTER.-Ths great re-
wival in Wine hester still continues with undated
interest. Up to the It'll there had been 23O con-
version at Bradlocl street church. DR.. Rosser
breaches every night. Such q religious awak-
ening has never been known in that place before
The church is crowded every night, many COM
ing from distant portions of the county to aueha.
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Why ?-The large three story brick building
store and dwelling, Main Street. Harrison
burg, belonging to the estate Of Geo. Bruffey,
decd, was sold on last Saturday for $1,000
Three years ago this property would have
brought from $4,000 to $4,000. What's the
matter in the old Burg This property. situa-
ted to business in Stanton as it is in Harrison
burg with the ground, would have brought east
ly $4,000, and probably $4,000. 1t is one of
the best properties inthe Valley ,intrinsically.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTArR-The valu-
able Mill property and home Of the late Samuel
Cline, lying on Middle River, in this county, will
be offered for sale by the executors on Tuesday,
the 18th inst. This.is fne property, and waf
worthy the attention Of purchasers
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LovE-not sly Cupid-but Martin Love (eelor-
ed) was brought before Mayor Trout on Tuesday
morning, charged with having been drunk and
disorderiy the night previous. Martin fined
81, failing to pay which he goes to the chain
gang, and held for good behavior for three months
in the sum of $50.