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HOW TT PA rs

When one stands off and looks at the pub
lie school system, whether with friendly OF
preiudiced eye, he doesn't appreciate the
benefits as he does if he will look around in
his own circle, and see what it does for the
individual scholar. We have boy in our
eve this minute that, whether he will Oh
not. we propose to make an example for
the benefit of what will be his fellow citi-
zens when he gets to be a citizen. He was
one of those boys of whom frightened moth
ers speak as "that boy" and who, when in
company with other boys was a guarantee
that those other boys would go home with
blackened eyes and torn trousers. 1t is
hard to recount the deadly sins this boy,
not yet Ii years old, has committed. He
has been taken off the COW catcher Of an en-
CINE after a six mile ride, he has been found
with a loaded pistol in his pocket (immedi-
ately filing his affidavit that he was keep
ING it for sanother boy.'9, he has been
part proprietor in a circus, invariably
punching his partners heads in the -divi-
sion Of the receipts; he has gone fishing
when he knew the penalty was imprison-
ment and skating when he had been advised
the penalty was death. And yet with all
he has been an injured man. 1t may be
said of him that though he did not justify
the sin he never failed to justify the sinner
All his battles have been fights, according
to his account, in vindication of the eter-
nal principle of self-defense, and the stories
of his wrongs would convince the most
skeptical that a community of 'sotherboys''
had conspiracy to wrong him. He present.
ed the remarkable tableau of unoffending
Virtue constantly assailed by Vice, and
Vice as constantly getting rolled in the
mud and his nose bloody. The other night
we sat listening to his usual story of school
boy wrongs which had become monoton-
Gus, when he came to the end of a nara
tive without combat which startled us:
"What did you say you dld?" He replied
with great consequence II reported him. y
"What!' we asked in astor1shment, mo
fight?'' MOP was the reply, with a mo-
mentary return Of the old injured air of be-
ng wrongly suspicioned, 1--WE don't fight
now, I Just reported him to Mr.. Ladd."
We looked at him with that curiosity that
one gazes on the sudden conversion of a
hardened sinner And then he gave
some childish reasons for it. 1t was evil
dent his pride was taking IL new direction
We take it that where the discipline Of a
school does this sort Of thing no money can
pay for it. When the drift Of a child's mind
is turned from rowdyism to the observance
of discipline, that moment he takes the
path that leads to good citizenship. 1t is
this sort of training that makes real men,
and if our sample is fair one of the dis
cipine Of our new school system, then we
want to see still more of it, and SO does
every father and mother in the land. If
in no other way, this discipline of our
school system should fasten it in our es-
TEEN.
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Mary Reynolds, of I[olleston, Mass, and
"a female accomplish, have been arrested for
the alleged poisoning Of five infants within
eight weeks. The accused keeps a "babY
farming" establishment, and the children
had been placed in their charge.
w. A. Weeks, colored, Assistant Secre-
tary of the State of Louisiana, was killed
in New Orleans Saturday night by George
Paris, colored, tax as sessor, in an alteration
reported to be about an office.
Custom-house Inspector Harris, of New
York, who was implicated in smuggling
of cigars, has been sentenced to two years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Sixty heads were topped off in the Phila-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pp Saturday.
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XoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION


The Library Committee OF the Young Mems
Christian Association of Staenton, take this
method Of informing the public that the /. oms
OF the Association are row open every eyenisa
from four to ten O'Clock
The Reading Room is fire, to all who thaoss.
to avail themselves of its privileges, and on
citizens and strangers, and especially ,,,no,
men, are cordially invited to do So The use of
the Libra ry is also free. but no b oks win ba
taken from the rooms exceT by contributing
members OF the Library, and subject to reeula.
tons. fEs
The Committee tak's oceasion to sa, tn, !, our
people ierd timely aid in he formati, os
The Library by contributing such suitable TONS
as be spared from every hous. hold. ., if
preferred, The Librarian will gladly receive
books upon deposit.
WIN. J. NELSON.
T. RAGBY,
R. I. LEFTWITCH.
Jan22-2t Committee
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XTIRGlNIA--In vacation-In the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Tor Augusta
county, January 18th. 1875.
Rebecca Jane Thompson and John Hnfsar
and Mary Virginia, his wife (late Thomn
son) Plfs
against
Charles B. Thompson, William Mann and
Elizabeth F., his wife formerly Elizabeth r
Thompson) ana Emma Caroline Thomp
son Doe,..
Those of the above named parties who are
styled Plaintiffs, intending to offer for pre- bate.
TO the Circuit Court of Augusta Count, Vir-
elnIa, on the first day of the March term there.
OF Tor tie year 1875 "a paper writing, es.ssors-
ing TO be the last will ana te&ta a,est Of " ,ilisn
thompson, decd, late of Augusta COUNTY, VIZ
glnla and William Mann. and Elizabeth F..
his wife formerly Elizabeth F Thompson1 who
are parties interested in said probate, being non
residents of Tbs State Of Vire mia 1t is o,dered
that said VIM. Mann and MS said wife do an
pear before the aforesaid Court, on the FIRST dav
OF the A.arch term thereof for the year 1916 tc,
show cause. if any they can, why said Ting
should not be admitted to probate by said Court
as the last will and testament of said William
Thompson deed. And it is further ordered
that This notice, be published for four suces ssiye
weeks in one of the Newspapers publish. Il in
Stanton according to law Test:
j. N. RYAN, Clk
Elder & Nelson D. q.
ianl5-4t
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE REPoRTED.-The
New York Commercial ''advertiser," re-
cords the following outrage:
Oars de man, Mister Sneaker-dar's
de man Wat done it, shouted the colored
member, rising suddenly from his seat in
the Arkansas Legislature, with one hand
pointing to white man in the gallery, and
with the other rubbing the summit Of his
Uranium. ''Dat az cussed white man les
done spit down on de top O. my head"
1t is suggested that Sheridan forthwith
disperse the Legislature at the point of the
bayonet.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

FATAL PoIsoNING.-Mr. Marshall San
dige, who resides near Piney Mount church,
in Amherst county, had two children poi
soned by the use OF vermifuge purchased
from one of the stores in the neighborhood.
One Of these children has died, and the
other is not expected to live. DR.. W. L.
could be done, but without avail as to one
Of the children. DIR. Vaughan has the rest
>of the vermifuge, and intends having it
analysed to see what poison it contains
We hope that both the analysis of the med
icine and the name of the manufacturer
will be made public, for the benefit of the
people generally. -Lynchbasg Viryiniaa.
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New Advertisements
DUBLIC SALE OF A yALuABLEFARM

DUBLlC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.
In pursuance of a decree rendered in the caus
of Gardner vs. Sterrett's admir-, by the ~Circuite
Court of Augusta Co , we will proceed to sell on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY % 1875,
court Day. in front the Court House, at pub
lie auction, q Farm in the occupancy of R II
Phillips, adjoining Fl Edison and Others, lying
Immediately between the G.. 4 0 R r. and
the Petersburg turnpike about miles,
West OF Staunto and containing about
256 Ores OF LAND
long noted for its productiveness It has nearly
100 acres OF heavy, original growth of Oak and
Hickory timber. The buildings are all new
Bakers creek runs through the South west por
ton OF the tract, and there are fine cisterns in
the yard, aforaing an abundant supply of soft
water. Fart of the land possesses UNSURPASSED
advantages for d Vineyard, mills, church and
schools are in sight and very convenient.
There are upon the land beds of valuable
ron Ore, pronounced by experts 10 be of supe-
rlor quality and 10 exist in abundance. e-s4T he
Farm is under good fencing-part of il new
post snd rail.
RMS OF SALE-Cash enough to pay costs
Of suit and SALE or good negotiable note at so
days; the balance in one two, three and four
years, upon bonds with approved personal seem
rlty, bearing interest at six per cent from cav
of sale, and vendors lien beng retained as ulri
mate security Plat and survey to be exhibited
On Gay OF sale
S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
THOMAS D. RANSOM,
Jan29'ds Commissioners
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

Col. VIM. A. jackson, formerly prom.
inent citizen of Winchester, Va, and for
some time captain of the Continental Nor
gan Guards Of that place, died in Pulaski
county, Va, last Friday.
Joseph W. Holden, mayor of Raleigh, N.
c., died Thursday. He was thirty-three
years of age. He was Speaker of the State
House of Representatives in 1868, and was
q son of Coy. Holden.
The SUM of Sa5. coo of the FaoiGc Mail
Subsidy Fund has been traced to Ex-Goy-
ernor Randall, of Pennsylvania, as sscoun-
sell"
Ex-Gov. Wise urges the legislature of
Va to s'vex the peopleno more with taxesn
but get the General Government, whose
duty it is. to pay the State debt.
In a New York court Saturday, Charles
SASHA. defendant, was taken off the wit.
ness stand, the use of hair dye having i'm
paired his mind SO as to make his evidence
rambling and useless.
The news dealers of Richmond, Va. are
selling 900 copies daily of the New York
papers since the commencement of the
Beecher-Tilton trial.
The Lynchburg '.Virginian, dominates
Hon. Thomas S. Bocock of that city for
Lieutenant Governor.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA has decided to
publish mi-Centenial Catalogue, and
to this end it is important that Alumni
residing in the counties of Augusta, Rock
bridge. Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page,
Fincastle and other Valley Counties should
report, before March 1st, their full names.
the offices held in war and in peace, and
their present occupations. Send this infor-
nation to Staunton, Va, to Charles D..
Mccoy, Secretary of the Shenandoah Val
ley Association. We would urge upon all
former students to attend to this mat
ter and make the catalogue of their Alma
Mater as full and complete as posi-
bile and to send it as soon as convenient
Will our friends of the Valley press notice
this fact?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

AFFECTING INcIDENT.-The Tazewell.
Vas Southwest" in publishing the ac-
quittal of Sergeant Jno, W Burnett for the
shooting Of Thes. J; croekett, speaks of
Judge kelly,s touching slllusion III his az
gument to Crockett's sending for Burnett
when he was told that his wound was NOR
tai, acknowledged to him that he had given
the pr"vocation, and forgave him, making
him promise to meet him i'll a bet Ell land
Burnett was deeply affected, asked the for
giveness of Crockett, and the two thus
parted. The same paper states that Crock
EFT was kind husband and father, good
and obliging neighbour, and had many per,
sonal friends.
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Dirt in Railroad Cars.

Editor Of the Vindicdtor;;
Permit me through your columns
they provide spttoons for their passenger
cars, one to each seat. A tight half barrel
filed with good absorbent would an wer
a very good purpose in many instances
In case this provision should be considered
extravagant, i'll view of the present strin-
gency in the money market, [ would sug-
gest to the ladies that travel over this
road, that they wear rubber boots and 60
into ''bloomers'' during the winter months.
PASSENGER
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LAND FOR SALE.

FINDER decree of the Circuit Court OF Au-
.gusla county, rendered in the cause OF
Patterson &C. against Daniel Wampier &C, VS.
will on the premises On
TUESDAY, 10TH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT,
offer, at public sale, 10 the highest bidders
TRACT OF LAND in Augusta county, near
Spriug Hill, occupied by said Daniel
Wampler, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
NINE AMP A HALF ACRES. 1t adjoins the
lands Of Wriggle, Herring, Leeper and others,
and has on it TWO DIV ELLING HOUSES and
other Improvements The land is tair and sus-
ceptible Of improvement.
TERMS.-The plaintiffs costs of suit and OF
sale in hand, balance in equal instaments, at
one, two and three years. bearing interestfrom
day of sale, purchaser TO give bonds with suf-
tcent personal security and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
G. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
N. X. TROUT,
Decl9-tds Commissioners.
.. OSTPON E MEN T:
The above sale is postponed to
JNDTnAV LJNpJo1TADV 10Ll, 1879
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

Tiit TAi Or TEAyiIERs.- Mi. Edward
Everett Hale says of the salaries of teach
ers, that ''they generally range at grade
not much above starvation they are far
inferior to the salaries Of first class cutter
in a large tailor's shop, of first class cook
in hotel, and very far below the salaries
paid to first class circus riders and ballet
dancerS.''
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The Charlestown "Free Press' says that
s'all the franchise and right of the Central
| Improvement Company in any and every
| county in the Commonwealth" (of Penn
| sylvania,) to the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road, has been purchased by Messrs. Ettele
Il Kelley at Sheriff's sale.
Major Horsey, of Culpeper county, Va.
| a son-in-law OF the late John Minor Bolts
has been appointed assistant United States
district attorney for the eastern district of
Virginia, vice W. F. Worthington, resign
ed. Major Horsey is a Northern man, and
was an officer in the Federal army
Rev. VIM. S Crowley, of baltimore, and
former PRESIDENT of the City council, fell
dead In the pulpit Saturday while preach
ing In Baptist church near Roxboro, Pa.
low.
Gen. Lees anniversary birthday was Gel
ebrated at the Washington & Lee Univers
ity, on the 10Th inst. Maj. Robert Stiles,
of Richmond. delivered an address on 1.-The
character of Gen. Lee, and the results of
his military education"
The members of the virginia House of
1l6l6QdLSS SNuSCI1Jcu %lOU W Uuy QOlQ
watch for Mr.. Langley, the member from
Washington CO., who had his stolen from
him few nights ago.
Gen. Malone, B. R. Wexford and W. r.
TAYLOR, are the sureties ON Ex-State Treas
urer Mayo's official bond who are about to
be sued for the deficit.
The Bedford "Star" states that Mr.. Jas.
Foote Johnson has determined to remove
from Liberty to LypchbnFg about the first
Of February,
A bill has been introduced in the Viz
einia legislature to furnish citizen of
Hanover an Confederate soldier with an
artificial eye or communication therefor.
Susan White, colofed, while being ehas-
tised by her father on the 18th inst, in AL
hermarle co., Va, killed him with astick
John Ricketts,, for thrty-seven years
nressman of the Baltimore 'sSun", died
Saturday night of pneumonia, aged fifty
nine.
DIR. Rosser is still holding protracted
meetings at Farmville. Some fifteen OF
eighteen persons have professed conversion.
Jessie Foulks colored who murdered a
family of three in Prince William Co Va (
is to be hung March 26th.
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GALE OF VALuABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
THE CITY OF SfAUNTCN
The undersigned trustees in deed of trust ex-
ecnted by Owen c. Morris, to secure certain
debts due to Hull, Atkinson & CO.. and of rer-
ord in the clerk Office Of the Hastings Court of the
City of Stanton. Deed Book 6, psge 1913, will
by virtue ofauthority vested in them by said
deed and upon the written request of said Hull,
Atkinson & Co., sell at public au ,tion on
SATURDAY Goth day of FEBRUARY
1875, that certain STONE HOUSE with the lot
Of ground on which 1t is situated and is appur-
tenances, On West side of Augusta Street in the
aforesaid city, between the Spectator Printing
Office and the Store House OF Mcmahon & Me-
'Quaide, ard for a better description of which
property, reference is hereby made to the afore-
said trust deed. The sale will take place on
Augusta Street in front of the property.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash in hand to
defray the costs { sale and pay the debts Sc
cured in the azores i'd trust deed, say about SIG
90, the residue in three equal annual install
ments with interest from the day OF sale For
the deferred i, etalments bonds with approved
secnity will be required AND the title
of the property will be Withheld rs ultimate Sc
curity. N. TROUT,
THOS G, ELDER,
jan22-tds Trustees.
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A BILL has been reported in the House
to divide the State into q Judicial Cir
cults with the salaries of the Judges at
$4,000. In the Valley the Districts are
18th, Frederick, Clarke, Warren and Lou
don; 18th, Augusta, Rockbridge. Bath
Highland and Allegheny l4th, Bote-
tourt, Montgomery, Roanoke and Craig
and 2lst, Rockingham, Page and Shenan.
doah
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

AMONG THE OFFICERS OF THE WEST
! Peyton Clerk, a brother of VIM. Fl. Pey-
on of Stanton and w. Lege Moffett, for
merly of Rockbridge, Sergeant-at alarms.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

EX-PREsIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON was
on Tuesday elected to the U. S. Senate,
from Tennessee He will make things
very hot in the Senate. especially for his
''impeachers," some of whom are still
there
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

THE OUTRAGE, in Louisiana. by Grant,
has sunk deeper and quicker into the pub
lie mind of this country than any event of
this century.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

SENATOR JOHNSTON of Virginia made
brief speech On the Louisiana question
challenging comparison Of Virginia with
any state in the Union for obedience to
the laws
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

THE CHANGERS of the vicinity of Dan
vile has resolved on starting new blink
and an application fora charter has leen
ordered. Hon. w. T. Southerin is at the
head of the movement.
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SATURDAY Goth day of FEBRUARY
jan22-td

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS-No is here
~ by given, that the second half of the City
taxes are due and payable or before the Is
day of FEBRUARY, 1875 All City Taxes remand
ing in my hands after that date will he turne
over to the City Collector, with per cent add
cd. JOHN M, CARROLL,
lan22 At Treasurer.
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AFTER HIM.-The st. Louis "Times"
says "Gen. Sheridan is tormented with a
vision of four thousand unpublished muir
derers in Louisiana. That's the way i5 af-
fects him. Some men would have 'em in
their boots.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

A HIGH COMPLIMENT In its deciSun
i'll the Wren case, the Virginia Supreme
Court, spoke of Judge Gugon as the ''no
bic and efficient Judge of the Hastings
Court of Richmond"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

MATTHEW HARRISON member of the
Virginia House of Delegates, from Loudon
CO., died in Leesburg on Tuesday, of Il
cold contracted last September.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

Mr.. A. J. DoTsoN who Was frightf,llly
wounded near White Sulphur Springs, by
a negro who robbed the store, has recover
ed sufficiently to be moved to his own res
idence last week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

JUDGE CHRJsTIA NCY who has beaten
Zach Chandler for the u. $. Senate, fir ON
Michigan, is a Republican. and was ele Ct
ed by a combination of Democrats and
anti-caucus Republicans. Chandler was a
firm Administration man and extreme la :
ter of the South. Sogoes the Admnistra
sion party, dioppingE to pieces at every
point not pinned together by bay oncts.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-01-29

ANOTHER GoNE.-Neyaia on Mondas
defeated Thayer the Radical caucus nomi
nee fol the U. S. Senate and by comblli.
ton OF Democrats and Republicans elect
ed A. S. Paddock. Republican. Every
foot Of territory in this country, from the
oldest to the newest seems to be repuda-
ting the Grant Radical party Louisiana
did the job.
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JANUARY 1st and JULY 1st


in each year. Said Bonds exempt from city tax
es, and the Coupons receivable for all city dues
and taxes.
These Bonds are part of an issue of $50 600
authorized to be made for the construction OF
Water Works to supply the City with water for
DOMES1 &c and MANUFACTURING purposes.
The faith and credit of the City is pledged for
the payment Of Pritcipal and interest," of this
loan, and in addition, it is required by ordi-
nance that the water rents, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary be set apart TO pay the in
terest and provide sinking fund for the final
redemption of the bonds
For further information apply to the National
Valley Bank, Stanton, which is authorized to
sell the sa bonds.
i 81; s :. o A %i$z: ''r..,. Com.
ian22tf
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A A. GRUB ERI
MANUFACTURERS OF TIN, COPPER
AND SHEET IRON WARE
ard dealer in

AND SHEET IRON WARE
ard dealer in
T. STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
New Court House st. STAUNToN, Va
Is prepared 10 execute any work in his line in
the very best style and Of the best materials.
Particular attention paid to making and 1e-
pairing Stills, and putting Still Houses in prop
er order, as required by the Government.
He gives his undivided attention to mis- busi-
ness and promises promptness and satisfaction,
and solicits the cont inuance OF his old friends
and the public JANIS ly.
A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS OF
IA FlCE, to-wt :-Estray Steer taken up by
VIM. Paanell ST.. on his land near Waynes-
boro the day of June 1874, OF the folio wing
de cripton, viz !:
A STEER Of Roam. Color, marked with under
keel in right ear, supposed to be fifteen months
old and appraised at So by l.. ii. Butler. Thos
B. Garter and W.. Pamela Jr. before Geo. A .
Bruce, J. P. Extract Ttse
jan29 st WILLIAM A. BURNETT, elk
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Jan29tds
'I,o ALL 70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

4
Take notice, that the undersigned, guardian
OF his children, Benz. f., Alice v, Fannie K
Chas II and Emma E. Campbell, duly appoint
ed and qualified under the laws of the State of
Missouri and now resident of the CITY of ST
Louis; will apply to the Circuit Court of Angus
ia county, Va at its March term next, to have
certain funds belonging to his said wards and
under the control of the said court, paid to him
10 be removed by him to the State tf Missouri
G. D. N. CAMPBELL by
lan29 At James X. Edmondson, atty in fact.
M EETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
lvE MECHANICS BUILDING ASSOCIATION
A adjourn meeting of the Stockholders of the
mechanic 'sBnilding Association will be held st
the ONCE OF the Piedmont & Arlington Life Insu
rance Company, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY list, 1875.
at y P. NJ.
Jan2s-1t] JAMES KER, Secretary.
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FEMALE SwINDLER.-A woman repre-
senting herself to some as Mrs. Campley
and to others as Ellen Howard, has been
arrested in Washington for swlndling.
Among her exploits were forging General
Huntons name to a check for forty dollars
upon which she got the money! and steal
ing blank oheck from tho hat Of Senator
johnson, also from Virginia,
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W A N T E D! =.

1900 Bushels Rye and 5000 Bushels Corn
delivered at Folly Mills, on the Greenvile road.
!or which the highest market price will be paid
in cash. FOSTER 4 %
ian2a I'm ~ - stanton va Va.