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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-03-07

DELIGHTFUL BOOK FoRTHC DINING In the
'ole jiurch,' near Stlunton, venerable
mister, is outia5 the closing chap tiers to one
f III. n ST Interesting ooks that has been pub
Jsnel since the war. The title is ',U s. Bonds
Fifteen n)lth; D lress at Fort Del ,ware, and
le ti-hor Is the Rev [. ". K. Fl indy, W hose
'lfsrin IS in Feisfal prison, excited much feel
jlg 'nons The people of the S,u,h AMI especial
il Virginia. This venerable nan was pastor of
- Pr-sD Fipri4n church AT Pjrtsm slt,, when the
i ~ Is " nc .Ced BY The Jonfeder4tos, aud Oh
,iaei permission from zen. Dix, OF ''shoot do xn
,e MIA that htlls Iowa tle n.ri can flag"
IAN ,ry. to carry his wife, whp WAS h IN an iava
n, t. D.l+wsra. Up1n arrivinf in thar State
" vas seq d BY til U. ). authorities and with
Mt ch urge of any SORT throwninto Fort Della
ware where he vas kept for Is months He was
rtidle in the II tster s service while there and
lnier his maistry revival 8 commenced, in
lu ling in its CO versions nearly an hundred
;,nfe Ira off ;e's. The book of his experience
ihlch Mr. Handy IS faishing, contains much
ant will form a valuable addition to the history
If the copnsry. AL b.s1 3 tha in :erest IN its
historical events, contains spr .htly personal
NC Totes of the prisoners, written in style to
.ttcact Ill classes Of readers. So general is the
interest fet in tn, ,rk Ia 1t NJ. Handy h IS re-
;-ivei letters from all parts of The country sub
'cribing to it. and two from so far off as Paris,
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Another supply of these celebrated Pigs on
aud and ready for delivery. Being bred rect
IN stock selected from the best breeders in
hester County. Pennsl lvania. They are war
'nied equal TO any i'll the United States. They
i'll weigh at maturity Irom 500 10 g. pounds,
ID consume less food IN given time then any
her knoWn Breed and are ready for the butch
ut any aye
Price, box d with feed to last, aud delivered
4 the Express Office $l3.OO a PAIR Also
'ows in ply Tor sale.
Also ii horoug h bred, short-horn BULL CALF,
months o'd, for sale lie WAS got by Gold
niih, No. 10, l5l, out Of Fairy, she by Ben
U israeli, No ,256.
Address
A. NJ. BOWMAN,
Bellevue Farm, near Way nesboro',
oetll-f Augusta County, Va
nlSSULUTUN OF CO-PARTA EKSRIP.-
~ The Go partnership heretofore existing
'e1"een james j. Foster III K. T Foster, under
he style and name Of Foster + Co., has this
lay been dissolved by mutual consent
JAMES J. FOSTER,
K, 7. FOSTER.
SJaunton, Oct. 9th. 1872.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" SMUNr0N, Feo 20A 1873.


NDMMlSSIONER'S OFFICE,
v SrAUNroN Feo 20lh, 1878.
70 John ". Cooley and Mary r., his wife
Pl>inillfs Il } mes Hoo'e Johnttlan Peel and
tlamle Moor, l'rteu4anis
Ion are hereby notified lhatiA pursuance q d
deere rendered III The County Court of An usta,
he 25th OF Juae 1917, In "a suit therein pend
ing, in which ,on pnrs, plainltf mud de-
fendaus. | shall on 0eda.sdty, tie 2.1A Of
M oh, at nv office. in oJeHnion, proceed TO
take, state ana settle the to}iDN iag = ccounrs:
LIST. An acrount Of the transactions If j mes
Moore, Guardian IF h nole p'aiutf MARY T. .
Gibson and showing M balance in he hands
Of said Guard N Gu- lis said wand
2nd ANY sprci1 ~ tttsrI may dctm pertne,i
or rqu red be statoo by he .jtrlies
IT which time aud plsce gu are required to
ttena
Given under my hand rs Commissioner in
thancery Of the said court, the day and year
itst aiofesaid.
feo2l q CHARLES GBATTAN.
GsnMNISSlONER's NOTICE TO Pasc al B
~ Gentry, William NJ. Crawford and II
creditors holdn& liens ny Judgment or other
wise, budiAg the real estate CT said Paschal g.
ienry
1ake notice. that in pursuance Of a deqrec rem
icr,d on the 2Slh Say Of Noveluhr 1872 in the
rhanrery cause of CfaHtold g$ Gentry, nov
pending in he ouu'y Court Of Aueu Ia i sha !
on Tuesday the II N'o3 Of -NArch. ls73 p'octed a
my rflie-. in he Cits Of Siarnton to take an
recount showing, lst, he amount Of al ua~atis
fed liens ''iuding the Rrs,l Estate Of tie 4 fen
LAM Gentry, IN theor5et OF their priority, 2od
fhe quantity and fee simple aud annual reuial
value of said Real Fst5lr. 10 ethtr with any
other matters deemed pertinent by myself OF 1e-
,luirpd bv any Of The parties TO he STATED
Given under my hand rs Commissioner in
'hancery for the County Court of Augusta this
s.h day of February 1874.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
fehl4 At COMMISSIONER
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So alr Miller having received a M tjority o.
The votes was oh ,sen CITY Gag neer to serve
until July next, when the Office will be filed or
a year.
The PRESIDENT OF TIL COUNCIL AND THE VALLEY
RAILROAD MATTER
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TsARNERS' and MECHANICS BOOTS, 'ow
Il and just he Thing, at
Z l.. WELLER'S,
or,21-tf Vain Street.
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4 UsseEssercisss.

commemorate.
VIND1cAToR OFFICE, NARcH6.
Country Produce has been Offering more free.
ly the past week, but at prices someth ing loves
than last week quotations Family Flour de-
ciued l5czs and Extra and Superine Sets each
Oats only brought 5lcts and demand not 81
great. Corn more active and selling at 72cls
Eggs are plen ,iful but still bring lScts.
STaUNroS, MAecH,6
F'our-supel'fine, $40: Extra, So 20; Faml,
hne, ~; Yeliow. r. Corn Mtai-w hii-. IS
Y.ilow IS Rye, S1,uo Oats, 81, Clover Seed Sc IS
Flax. $3.50; Bacon Hams q; 5 DIES, Sc; Sh -
de $ &c Hog round. &c. bulter Csc Lard, &c
Salt, 3d. Hay Sl,a0
RALT1xoRE, MARCH G.
Ss.2i Wheat-ah 'r, &a.25; Red 81 Ii. Corn
White. 81; Yellow. t5 Cat. AZ q v,r -et d pei
pound, 9.c iimo1hy. $3.50 Flax 500 Bacon-
Hams, IA 10 is; Sizes "a : Shoulders. AZ. Land
94. salt, So 70 Hay,-
R1cHMoND, MARcn6.
Flour-surerfine $3.50; Extra ss72; Family
Siu5o Whpa, : v HIT. s. 10: Rid 81 Oh. Corn
y hue ~; Ye!l'W TO- ~ g. c.ov~' Sc d. s. SO
Is Sla-s X; Shoulders. 9H 1Iog round, l.
la. d, 10. Sail. s. 40. Hay 81 As.
BALrIM IRE C4rrL. IA sKFT.
Early III the week there was g~u+r expecta
liol OF lower prices itn last Week. owing /" the
,.resence OF but few Eastern det and the al
OF the Lent season, bat, perhaps, owing
the advance IN hogs, and the PIP .;trInce of Wash
inglon dealers on the milrKtL That ndency WA.
checked aud there little activity liz the
ket. Ihc prices in tue cattle mark February
27th rlnged us :oiowS: st teves ~ $6.2 ,a$7 81
generally rated first Ai al S., 25 So 25; med
gooht fair quallt, ut S45U SIS rrulutry Tim
steers, ken and Cows So ASA 50; inf ano
lowest grades of Caltle 50 UUa$U,UJ general av
er.ge of the market t'-day $5,.5; rX'reme range q
prices S3,oJ'S76 Most If Ii 81. We're from 81 x
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GONE AT LAsT-lhe historic terrapin
with the inscription on his back is dead at
last. Last week on the farm Of Mr.. Martin
Conner near Stanton while the proprietor
was clearing the land terrapin was burnt.
On his shell was R. e., 1882. The inscrip-
ton was put ON his back by Robt. Eskridge
Al years ago and but for the fire there is no
telling how long the deceased terrapin would
have carried his sign about
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The LAST COLD cNAP.--lh he Weather commeD-
C, d Tea fully cord again Nunda, morning and The
thermometer here went down TO Il degree below
70. AT the Sweet Springs in Monroe count. :,
we are informed b. Capt Care Tt W. Gooch The
thermometer was dow TO deg rees bslow Zero.
rhe proprietor Mr.. BeirR', ho has been there
for 70 } ears, says he has never seen such WIN
tar
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VALUABLE GgsAZING FAGRT.

IN THE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI &
ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
FOR SALE.
offer for sale my Farm situated on Jackson's
aver, In Highland county, containing 2:sl
Acres Of the most
VALUABLE GRAZING LAND
Virginia.
The farm lies about p miles from the head of
La kson,s River, adjoining the lands of Paul
.iehlner. Alex Gilner ana Others, and is now
coupled by Edgar Campbell
The Improvements are excellent, the HOUSE
bli * with Is rooms, large barn. good orch rds
ne water auG the best ot Timber. 1T lies with
a one mile OF the route of W, q. & 81. Louis
kaitroad
TERMS VERY LIBERAL. Apply to me- at High
own Highland county, Va.
TdUMAS A. CAMPBELL.
Nov. 22th, 1872.
Or apply TO WILLIAM R. COMPTON,
der6-u llarrisonbnre, Va.
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SAVE MoSsY;-Ninlsen's Bar Soap washes bet
and goes farther than any Other.
Ask your Grocer for it aud take no other and
thereby save money and labor lso for sale at
Nelsrn's Factory. opposite Rckle's Furniture
Store, Main street, Stauuton whore he will eX'
change tor grease
Liquid Soap always on hand at low prices
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have this day formed a co.
'artuershp, under tie Sly ct and name Of FUS-
Err q CO, tor the purpose vi conducting a
General Grocery ard Liquor business, at the
store recently occupied by Foster q. Co
JAMES j. FOSTER,
SAML =. FINLEY.
Stanton Oct 9th, 1872. octl l-tf
james j. Foster and s. B. Finley of the firm
i Foster Il Co.. having purchased the interest
i K 7. Foster in The business Of Foster T. Co.,
nd assumed all the iIahiIatees OF Tie same. re-
Inests That al accounts due by tide old firm be
tsented 10 The now for settlement, ana all
"rlies owing the old concern are requested to
Ike imm'dinle pay nfnt to us james J Eos
II alone Will use The name OF The Old conce II in
'ettlen eut. FOSTER CO.
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RAGS WANTED Cotton rags Of an. color viii
be purchased at This flee in any quantity. NJ
wooden rags will be received aud the parties
bringing rags must see that only cotton art
brought. febl4 at
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1873. JANUARY 1ss. 1878.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CHANGE or FIRM

From the above date we viii be found at our old
stand on Augusta street, with the name of the
firm chinged to
JAMES w. NEyyg0N 81 90.
Thankful for past favors we solicit an increased
share of your patronage, p'edsing ourselves TO
do the utmost in our power 70 please all who
may call
CASH BUYEhS will fad it TO their nteres
to examine our stock of
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND MILLINERY,
before making their purchases. Failing to do
so you will lose bargains
Call early and often GU
JAS. W. NEWTON & co.
N.a Persons indebted to the old firm of J .
va W. Newton mast, without delay, call
Ma. and settle, as all bills must be paid
oSSiAA
Ma necessary. 'tShort settlements make
Ma- long friends" Remember the ''Iolden
Va Rule and call Without delay.
Very respectfully,
ia1lo JAMES NEWTON
EoR BARGAINS in Dress and other goods
II COLO w. Ii. WELLER.
1000 s''d' ne" p'"' " H. W rLLrR.
7 AIDES Merro Vests.
IL W, II. WELLER.
Y AIDES Buck Gauntlets.
L. W. II. WELLER.
4 AIDES Plain and Mourning H. S Hand
L. kerche's. w Ii. WELLER.
4I WI. WELLER.
fh ~, and Is white Blankets. very cheap
NJ W. Il. WELLLR
NOR cheap Queensware, go to
II W. H. WELLER
ATEW GOODS received every few days. >
" w H. WELLER.
W7AGON-MAKENG
w AND bLACKSMlTHtNG
The undersigned. formerly of Churchvile, has
opened a Wagon-making and blacksmlthng
establishment, on
NEW COURT HOUSE ST, STAUNTON, VA
oext door to the Carriage Factory of Cap.
Waters, here he is prepared to xecule all worn
III bis line, out of good material, in he bes
..anner and at low fl nres.
Sa- REPAIRING promptly done ard all
york warranted.
Va | also manufacture FAS G'S PATENT
tIFiiNG JACK, the Are'ties1 thing Out and in
iispensable to farmers generally. Call and Sc,
frbl4 JAS NJ LICKLlTER
We ofe: the finest assortment Of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WINES AND L4EssU0DS,
of all kinds
SPECIALITY Best Brands AUGUSTA COUNTY
WIIlSKkY including CLEMMER's S, RUMaARHNHR s
FuLCHrR Il RowMAN's, ANDE SON n klNtIGs, A.
u. RRUcEs, &c &C, at Wholesale and
RETAIL.
BURKE & BRADLEY,
feb2 GIN Stanton, Va
DUBLIC SALE u will sfftr at public sale
at nv farm, two miles above riuklne
,ring Church, adj lining The lanes Of A kindip
Samuel Wills ard others, on iss Uasss:sf
eaarch IOsh. 1873. the following proper
t, all nv HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
.lTURE, Farming Implements Il number of
Ho, ses Cows Sheep and Hogs, D lot of corr,
,ne wagon and two sets of harness, and
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,..-..lety P Ii TROUT CO,
and B. P, REESE & CO.,
72Ju'y5y Druggists, Staunton, Va.
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The matter was then laid over until next meet

ing.
CLosI Nc UP.
Mr. Evans called attention to the fact that
nothing had zen done in the matter oft the city
printing
Mr.. Bickle-As we are in the humor of elect
ing to might, suppose we elect public printer :?
The clerk, Mr.. Patterson, said Chat unless he
bad further Instructions, he should distribute
the printing equally among the newspaper off
ceS
Mr.. Hoge-I move when we adjourn, we ad
,ura to he fair 1T Powell's corner.
Mr.. Butk-I move to amend by inserting
land that tn. sentemln who made the motion
! Dear he expenses y
The motion and amendment were laughed
through.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The sum Of So over-collected in income tax
from VIM. A Read, was directed to be refunded
The Water Committee reported favorably on
Ir Stuart claim for compens aton for the use
be the city Yf spring, and the report was re
| committed to fix the amount.
The water tax of VI Schott was reduced by
SO
, An ordnance was adopted authorizing the
layor to appoint the police Office alternately,
| to take charge Of the chain gang
'llnry Wehn was gran ted permission to erect
bridge over Lewis creek.
, Al)nrnpd
es.----
CLUB CHAT There is always somebody
t,,d e,e or bnra ioet
week, and six dollars and ff.v cents of our Ia.
,,r vanished into thin air. He h Vi a bob-taile
rown coat which he had amassed, in Il
ong and unsuccessful career, and piano.
raml. He looked like man of sorrows
and, the m 'rn'ug after his opening, he seemed
IS if he hui got en- them all into bun
ie and WIS ready t. leave town. He re-
ltrh- I'd that a panorama dida't amount to much
the tight wasn't good We fastened to get
mt our bill. He sail that the house h,d been
III and h, woull hlve to send for some
n)ney" S)n4h ~ it struck US ut once that if
1t Vas to 'seli' re Jim mt of soldiers after
noneY it wouldn't come. But the really
wanted topty he wlured to, nelrly us bad as We
wanted him to d. it. So all the ere litors held IL
md agreed to let lhe go as far as III 4rlottes
lille and show and att tch his receipts there. We
cot a retlru On Monday, aud the gentleman that
manages the Town H Ill came down to settle,
pro rata that is to divide the money attached
between US, in proportion to our bills. and the
expenses ia collecting it, in like manner. If
our bill was large, we would gut more money.
When The iowa hAll man asked US our bill we
tried to say ten dollars, bat we remembered
iAorye Washing ton, and said it was six dollars
1d half; and then he showed US this account
To services Of en- ncnt m am1er
illegal profession at Charlottesville $40 90
10 sending man with statement OF case to
Charlottesville, ......".........".......... 800
To N IN 5 DO ar1 at Ch lrlottesvllle days. 6 90
70 serving attachment on Snowman ....... SO
Total, so
70 amouat secured by serving attachment
two attach nants h tving been in ahead
OF ours, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 0
There are great N my people III At will laugh
his IA q gooi j)ke-4n insurance agent
'iess him came down to our off .e on purpose to
10 it. bat there's washer women in this town
hat will greve over It,
- . .<z>~ 60
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CANNED FRUITS, COUNTRY PRODUCE, &C.
A call from the public is solicited before put
chasing elsew here.
feb2l-tf GEO. X. HARPER.
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~NELLS' CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS
II RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
PURE BONE DUST,

For sale by B. HOGE BRO.
These celebrated Fer,iiZershave given genera
satisfaction to all who haveused them.
Werefer to VIM b. Cochran. simpson F. Tay.
lor, John Christian, J. W crawford David Speck
and James R. Grove, who have used them.
.uuId-tf
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Cash borrowed from National Valley
Cash of Taxes for ls72, .............."... "a O.
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Flour-Superine, s7.75; Extra 81 90; Family.
S92i Wheat-a h IL, 1925; Red 81 Ii. Corn
" bite. 50 +; Yellow. IS ta1> AZ t.vr ~et d per
pound, ssc. 1imo1hy. $3.50 Flax $40, Bacon
Hams. IA 10 is; SIDES ia Shoulders. Az. Land
az al 50 GO liHN.=
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-28
What is Under he House ,

One grea. lault in building houses III
both city and county is to. make them
too low on the ground. There should be
distance enough TO allow free circula-
ton of mir, say three feet between the
floor and the ealth. All rubbish, shaw
ings, etc. should DO cleaned away before
siding up, aud good ventilation should
be kept open 10 insure dry, sweet air UNI
der the floor. Much sickness is caused
i'm many families from low underpinnins
and close, damp. staguant nir, carrying
miasma into the lower l6oms through the
floois OF dwellings, Many houses are
built upon Nat ground, and the earth
thrown around the outside. making Il
sink under the house to hold water. This
is wrong. II is much better 10 raise the
ground snder the house, and even gravel
and cement before building At any
rate, ventilation under the house should
be always attended TO. We do not be-
lieve i'm cellar, under the house in our
climate, but whenever there is q cellar
it should be open. aud always kept clean
of decayins substances. Guard against
the enemies to health that Turk under the
house --AH0H.
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10 p1sEAs&a

Ia becoming very comnOn IN every community anu
the sudden deaths resulting warn u. ~ Seek .olhs
relief The disease assumes many different forms
among which are, PGipifatioH, Enlargement ,SPdsm'
OssiGeGtioH or BoHy Formation orthe Heart Rhea'
matism, General Debility, Water about the Heart
shaking Of he Spirits, Pains IN fhs Side or Cheat,
Dir=iness, Sluggish CircSd'son Of fhe Mood ""d
MonentGry StoppGgs of bs Aei'on Of !h' Heart
These forms Of Heart Disease have bsen cured
by DIR. Graves Henrt Regulator, and We DO
not hesitate TO say it viii cure them again. ANY
form Ell Heart Disease viii readily yold 10 lt' VS.
aud We have yet TO learn OF any case where IhS
Heart Regulator has been taken properly ana the
party not received a marked benefit.
Our agent, on application, will furnish you with
oar circular, giving full description Of the disease
aud also 4 number of testimonials N cures; and
If you would Ike further proof from the paris''
who have given the testimonials. write thom, aud
see what they say.
We have sold thousand. OF bottle. ~ the Heart
Regulator, and the dezsnd is still Increasing. Wo
src confident We doing the publir bcnsht,and
not tryin. 10 impose en- them iworthlof. imitation
The price OF the Hear! Regulator is osE pol
LAR per Bottle, and can be oDtainsd OF our Agent
A. NJ. HAMMOND, Druggist. Paris, Nc.
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GcuusmSu. NO IN. Combination R;fzur Stror
JALt-.sN

To thr Honorable he Justice. Dr thy supreme
JuirI 4 Count. ucN. 600 tt holden s. Pan, Wt'E.
.u ant fut tic County or. DTlorlt nu fHr if-I
Tua-aAy q bsrcrilHr. A. u l-t4
StAlNU y. v. ~lpt BRIDGE. 90 Bethel 30
y taiI County OF oxford, vie %, J1ha a. stock
bridge. lat. Of '1id Bethel, bat BOW ~ parts 90
youi lil-lhut unknown. respectfully shows thtt 49,
No. married 10 me sad john a ~tnckuttt.r, tH
the Ltttl lay ui AI.'l. A. - Isl, a. kuWiori ~
sail County. iut tast ST.. aud tcr - 70 husbttd
there. ,icrv.r.is sad uull the uii strcuth aat 81
Novemlrr. 4. u. 4-.s, ruhsbltcl as hustHnd 49,
Wifc :. .aIj lrilrl -u tlst t.ir Rs- stct Ices Geo
thc =, john ! 'f1ii'itri rhsI;" mi Affection
a.c Wifi. but iHsl The nId joan A beng wholly
It.auilss, ol bis marriage obligation. a. 'iivvt.
dav. and tuss since their ir.ri HBrgI2.r. VIZ. -
thu fifteenth day ct ----, A 4. 81 . 49, 3, 10
IaiI COUNTY, Ia. committed tss ,rlis- oi .iu,t,i'
with one As..hs Eralr, 4ri sil .i,ss sil-,
ltWfl women. vUs.- u.iur. afs O. 'uut fu''-H. -
kuut-u, Nui that n. 80 40 uiuc.-, 't u-t =
November. . ~ lN.4. tIr tatl JOBS sHJl.T "a
serted r..l. i1..su.. w.th.ai g,p'i.r. int her
comfort 49, s,.fvi aI,i scr'ufNhIi- ~ 90. .a1i
Nsuus i:..'- - o. col o." part. Co. 700. iI"siast
uukuosn. a.d .6ur i.-bIl uI .hc. tpr,.ru;.
gpat t'l.t1U.o fr.iI tua bond. 90 u-.i .uenl ht-
wees l-r .-ti hutUaui, Noui.i Boz, rvts'u.
allie al ..'t.'.. c'u iu-i'- O. ifiIt..lr EailH'ur
-u.i COM t.,f rf. 800. li'Lcr 'sl WHtt!tit of re
.,if. i Co.,. stYi. ptl's f.Iii -Js.i tf' a. nv
b, .rrfr-i Do. hi. count. -ud iIIt 500 .H'i IS Jui
ere ol her sI.uor rjt.lt. ftri A 1iN-kh ilEc.
.asr be ,,.,.t e.. her. li,j -u-l utitri decree. anal
order. ua' - made ity the court - lv.tcS MAY
require SARAH ) IS. ~TOt sBElbGE.
Dated a. Ecthcl aforesaid, ini. twenty seventh
day OF November. \. -. le,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-28
BRlina,s .fdpicc to Joe.

BY awl means Joe. set married 1t you
aysHot fair show. Douc stand shi,-
eling ON the bank, but pitch in and stick
your head under. nnd The SILVER IS over.
There amt emmy more trick in getting
married after you're ready than there Is
in eating peanuts Many man has
stood shirerirg on the shore till awl lun
out Don't cNpCc, 10 marry an angel {;
Them have aWl been picked UP long ago.
Remember. Joe, you ain'l - saint your
self Don't marry Ion tu'y exclusively.
Buly is like ice, awful slippery, and
lhaws dredlul easy Don't marty for lur
neither; lux is like cooking stoyO. good
tor nothing when tho fuel 10 out. But
marry mixture and lot Tic mixture be
some Luty bocomingiy dressed, with
about $50 in her pocket, . good sPeler,
handy md neat in the hou'e, plenty Of
zoos sense, lun constitution and 10y
laws, small leot and VAIN heart. This
mixture will keep il any climate and not
evaporato. II the cork happens to DC
left oil Tor two OF three minutes the
strength amt all gone, Joe. For hea,-
ems sake don't many lor pedigree. Thar
amt much in psdigrse unless il IS backed
by bank stocks A family with nothing
but pedigree generally lacks sense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-28

To the Honorable Justices OF the supreme Judi.
cial Court next TO he holden At Paris within
AVID Tor the County OF Oxford, ON The first Tues
dly Of December, ls7.
ESPECTFULLl libels and gives this Court
IL 10 be informed petsey l.. Mclutirc, of STOW,
ia said County that She was married 10 Frederic
r. Mclntirc, now of the state II Missouri, parts
unknown, ~ Rochsster,N. ~ by Charles bennett
Justice OF the Peace. ON thu sith day ut juno.
1874, and on the third day uc December. " said
year, your libelant and 'aid Frederic ?. moved
into said Stow, AMI there liVVd as husband aud
vie, TIL March, lStd, when thc -sid Frederic ;.
wilfully deserted and abandoned your lbelant.
without reasonable cause, AMI without intent uu
the part ct your lbelant 10 procure divorce, aud
has 20 this day continued sad abandonment, aud
descrti0n, that by said Frederic y. she has vnc
child, George r, xix years old wherefore, size
vrsvs that divorce from the honds 1T matrimouy
aforesaid, NAV D. decrerd by said Count, aui iir
custody OF saidchd devtcci 10 her that .hc same
would be reasonable aud proper, conducive tu eco
mtsts harmony, and consistent with the peac' .ail
morality Of society.
Dated at eail stow, NeT 18Th, Isl.
BETSEN J.. MCINTYRE.