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CRIMINAL.

Whom FrAnk barry wAnts money ho knows
wherc to look for 1t. Detective Smonds MAS ALL
aacious enough 10 interfero with l,m yesterday
while lo was searching another tunn's pockets,
but nny booked hlm ns 4 yagraut whom he got
him down to lilo Arnlury.
It Ia now sad that Nadhman, the Iowa City
voo-buyer wto claimed to hayo bnon robbed OF
$1,e50. embczzIed tho inoaoy from parties in
That p1aco, anil cAnls hero TO spend IT.. He ia
said to be on tho WeHt Sldo With friend. who
has agreed 10 fntch linn before the anthoritioa
when wanto1.
Col. ffnuelt, Of Hosello, waa bofore Commits
sioncr lioyno yesterday, and lodged complaint
against Fro1 Slatfer for oEHtr,cting him as n
tinted Htateb officer iu tho discharge Of htn
duties, by striking hin, ovor tho hend with q
bottle. ShafTcr wAH held IN 950u bali. This is
the last for tho present Of tue Isosello row.
Tho case Of 1loo 1Iros., charged with criminal
conspiracy, came np III the bauth Rido Poltco
Court yesterday hEtcruoont. and was abruptly
discontinued, OWING 10 tho fact TINT the Gtand
Jurr Ind found six Indictments agalnBt eaclt Of
tho prisoner" on tho salno charge. The tive I'LL
dictod brothers appeared In tho Criminal Court
4ncet, Z. c. Jerome, and l3axler going upon
their bond. Tho caHc bofore ComnlIBslouor
tIoyne agaii,ss tho sanlo pattioH has boon COLI
tiuued until Thuraday afternoon At 2 o'clock
Hattie Davis Ia nj black a. any African In the
land. aud Michael alctisliro aB white as any Cau-
sasian. The fortnor is the spider who sets her
net in CLoycune ten, aud tic lattCr Tho bncolic
iIv who waA fonl enough to enter It
yesserdaY. Ilo had 500 with him,
aud the black cypran w,s generous enough,
TO hplp hcrrcIf to half OF it. m act whlcl,
cauatd McGure tn call in M oflseor and arrest
her. She wAn seen by o witnn'r to taAn tho
money, and will probably acknowledge her guilt
thIe morning before Justice aummcrlielu.
An of1ico emp1nyo III tho Wholesale grocery Of
nnrand It Co., No. d2 W.bash ayouue, caused
tle n1rost yesterday afternoon, Of = boy named
Iol,n Fox. a wafi!e-'seat!les, oa tho charge u
Iareepy. III stealing $2oj in currency and draft
fur 3lUU. Tie lad asserted that ho
found tho money on t,,o sidewalk
nioyers place At No. l'l6 Randolph sstcot, whore
1t wns found last evening by Detective Gal
aHhcr. Tho prisoner was locked up in tho Ar
mory. and will be given Ill opror.Nnt4 this
.noriling to provo his inl'uccuco Of tho serioua
charge, Lis aye il IL yenrt.
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THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Jnrtea will DO dlApoused With in tho Ct1tn1nAl
oo.ts ,.. uu,i"s ,, 'no ,u.... 'uoun ~ . asas'",
h1'ss Carohhe Mes'oass tocotoeo hes "@n.o
among the Cook County Notarlea yeatotdAy IN
tic County Clork'a Office.
: Tho Grand Jury yeatorisy returned the
,.+nos c$ twantvxafv roranns trafnst whom no
,, uan.1a ~ s.'.,s1 80 .h.,s 80 -."s -"
ia JAIL @eFo o'scasrRoo onsin8 shs oay.
DR.. In1rnbam. tho alleged abosttorlsk. v4B
,,rn,,o IN ,,,a J.,cr,s of1ico .r.tn voater,lay
.,,,,, ,n.,,,.s 80. ,1,,o l,.rnv tI,o a.y In ~.
th1eatenod writ Of haboss corpus.
o.,..,.. .r.,a. :. 81, H.. r,.,.~
bnAtl ~ pahe ~ olnur ~ tuo - .t1 , y.
A"oa1sit1ana u hlocas heteat!et. ~ tho oracI IL
maae, !ae puoao to'eaao VIA 10 "as0t'A'iS H.
c1eaasa'
tue County Beard met yes.or.ay and cousdercl
tue p'Ans aud specifications for enlarging tho
vaults used BY the County c!ctk' Ihs work
WILL 70 cofhnencea IA q ~" aags'
Several members Of tho County Board wore
Yesterday exercised over tho threatened investi-
ratluu OF their conduct by tito Grand jury,
Scum Of them will find /, difficult to explain
away their "oxpeuBo" accounts even II thor
mileage and nor diem proyog correct.
n,.s ,..-,,.. =. 49,. at, ,..,,,,,. -... i.
A,;ssr,,t ,,'nnranoa ~ ovsrvtf,!nr T'hav trcs,ad
repottors with an Arctic colIness and to ali
questions about tho running Of tte inslt ut,on
unss.isfaotory. .ru 10 faet, tI.ey wore in bad
hunor generally tho result, doubtless. Of the
recent exposure Of lher vpkny 1t the INTRO.
duction Of whisky iatu tho jul, csc.
rha conm,t,ec m Tim Eou,1ix.t, q, NJ T.,..
bn, -, ~ tIas u; 1 asr e
Iii - 10 ~" IL sSao VI az l ni i.
enpieta % - rhare .pnesrs ' arasiy 10 o sone
lkUhUi0 III kloA HUkh AiQhA kA0 10A@| tuAs kAG
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DEAD RQpf FOUND.

8fectat nspateh TO Ira cheaao Tribune.
MosHoEy1LLE, lud., July l3.-l'his morning
about O'clock tile dead body Of haruess-
msaot natnod William Meyers uas found IN \
lumbor-l,l'e. The somalns pssscntel ropuls!ve
appearance, the fcatures bcing much swollen
and distorted, and blood ooztug from the saEs
and mouth. The testimony bsfure tho Corouer's
inquest Isaves u : matter OF considerable doubt
whether deceased was murdered or committed
Suicide. No mssps wsle yis9ls by which hs
s,vs about 10 o'clock last utsht In good spirits.
apparently. Meyers hAd lived hora sesen
months, aud lcAYss vile It trsstliue, o.
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10 any ouA who can diaprovo tho various clAIn,t
thatl,e maken ior h,n llppmlromn<
Performances will csintnno afternoon and
evcnng. Thoy vii! positively close Saturday
evening.
This aacensIon OF the big ba{oon, "p. T.
Darnum,'' will 10 made thIa afternoon. II The
Weather is favorable rrog. Donaldson will taxo
Wild, him 1atger i,uml}er Of pcop10 than hAyo
over made III aacept At ono ttEne.
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junction OF orpttnue wlnu he had hoard all the
arguments. Everybody 1a,istrl at tho Cnionoi
for his tritcntas. but t,e MAS mIbtaken, It WAS
tRkon ntdor adgieemnns.
Aid. David ". Clark and wffc tcavo town this
evening for thrne- months "trip to old siAsHs.
ohusetts. Twsnty.thtca yohrs ago thu Alderman
aau Now Eusfauaa grern fields for tho lass tlfno.
and yet, to-day. ho returns ~ honest as,t1 ~
good /. sor "a cFcs New England .ent 10 open up
much for liz other Aldermen, tt would DO hap
ty clsy indeed.
rnE cowrraot1rn'a nEronr.
At tl,o last meeting Of tho Common Council,
Co,nI,trOer Hayes Huhnittou tho folloHltR fa-
port on certificates Of uteabsedueRs
Ta TIE nnnor1b.t tts iaEor md Aermtn q the Guy
NJ CAfraqo IN Common Council asttmb'td I submit
herewith ." Inc s o. e.,
u,e city uron ,n subsequent II May J. lsis ths pro
ses. q e, @ wero 'arn,,'' y w H. credit as4 - Honp
,lisjo.on ,n.je Of rsii proceeds. This o1s.cos ali
Al moneys received by fFom othcr certhcatea Of
Indebtedness hare teen Immediately .seposltsa in I'll:
prasoes ressyol ncre. Tils aecouns II reccps fron
sAo, Ut cc.sttea preceding thy abosc were s'seed
s9y s ro NJ 10 r.; @ Ri oS.l III a.y s S # s
cIty received " mo baro been deposited In shs Treas
urY wheu received.
No. i,si2 10 Las Inclusive. and ,7+s listed
T.: ~ &; ;';'''i's d.'si s.y il, es -
No. 1,Gat to i.Gys Inclusive. 1,7U0 l.iol.
i,7at, ,Ta7, lilo, i,1ll, l,7*1, dated May
J, duo Nor. !, f8ie.......+..........".. 1o'soooW
Total, a4,G00.to
REvtf rEh CENT CERTIFICATES.
i,7sa da.,d May l. i,7s. dna My t. ,s7i 10000
Nc; l,1,,. L3!s, a.sa ta,l7 1875 da' -, M m
NJ Il; H., ~ dated Ma, IL ISIS. das wv =,
MY " H.. ,ss o ,,rc o'0'o'
ls1'. .,,,................... as,oooOo
ii is7 100000
Total $eoo,ooo,oo
rnoCcEUA FAtfs. ..
Tnr Of certificates aud accrued HseAt Alb
Premium on New York oxchsnac sold
Interest received on New York iex,n!ts... tssi,u
plsroliitA 70 ,eiyrl on certificates paid
E,st befurs maturing. g..........s.,..... 2.d+57H
Total *',9A'ts1ts9s
Trse pteors layn nil been parfd to ths credit OF
Especial iran nccotlnt In tho CITY Treasury, and ar-
n.leI III payment nf liabilities Of tile Cty ~ will ap
ias from vouchers aud receipts gu Ale Ia MY o!eo.
Uf tile &2,s2iu af per cbnt certlac.tes, t'po0 600
ucrs negotiated In Ch!cago At per ccnt interes af-
York rho difference III Interest WAS paid at ill., prcs-
e,,t Worll bcx L475.sa. No charge or commission
has been ai allowed fr negotiation Of uew rcFtfl'
Gates fer til" payment uf old ccrtaealea l1espect-
| fully aubta1ttct, y. g. 1hrEa,
| ' City Euu1Htrpuer,
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A QUESTION OF ABBREVlATlQN.
FNTEHxArfkft tn ANFtKTlAtRN

Mr. IIoldridgs o. CulIius young lawyer OF
this oity nppsara occaaioualiy to ueed the Ber-
vlces Of member Of the Bar In hla own defense
lie isA young man. who, in spito of his soms-
Whist abbreviated sssture, bss . profound con-
tempt tok alhrsyiAlonx- u, AlxAys apslls his
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SUEUR

trf. Phlo Judson Inns finally crossed tho Hubi-
con, aud lodged complaint with JuAtica Cusrey
against John I. Dell, druggist. who is charged
with violating tho village ordinance prohibiting
tue salo of liquor. The Case, whinh Will DO tr'od
noxt Saturday, creates considerable discussion in
the ylilase.
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In airihood and Doyhood,
1t II essential that ha tetth he we cared for. Mothers.
rec thnk your eliIlrnn purify thcr teeth d.tly with
olnrifArnns H01odeuL
By thls fusans, tho sna.nel may be kept alxtrs
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How Lovely IL tho Universal
expression at ercry indy after sle has been ed u
pair Of Hamilton Psatts French iii boo.s II WlsvAll
1rssner. No. 70 Btats street. md No. iai TNanty.
secppl okreGt.
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How Easy It Is, Young Girl,
II youTs any srunk At si, to soon 10 tho owner of
nav. farorltd Weed sewing machine. 4 few dolarp
month does II. No. 2U3 Wabash syenuc,
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Hnllett, Dnvts q Co.
Grand. square aud upright pIanos ars for sails only ii
the piano-roorns Of ". ". Kimbal corner stase and
Adams etreots.
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Satisfactory Evidonoo
Of tho ability Of Daoys Magical Ps!n Extractor 10
relEoyo The most viucnt pain, hcal without scar tho
worst acald or burn, Illay bs sooh by trial. IS
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should take with them supply Of Elm wcod q War;
wick co'lsFs. They Will always have > ntcs collAr to
wc4r. Ani exrnpc that hann nf rayesrs--hotsl wssh-
tn9-Hhch ia only smother na,no for " dealk on tbs
tHsket.b
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tunnol-train will doubt}nas prove an argument
to indnre tho nontnn K Atbany to put OIL a train
necston with tho fact o1preas from Dos'on ar
tir'ng At pitta'}eld A. Ian D. m. Now York par
eanRots arriving br thn fast train in tls city at
2;;30 y. m. will flnh o1oEs connections by the way
Adams. Il shey lcaye Nnw York II s 4. N. by
tho ItousasonIc fonto, they roscll North At'amr
At G y. nj. aud leaving Nav York 1t 10 =. mr. Or
two hours la1er. shcy arrlvo At North hIanns It
o''n p. m, making gam. or ono and ht't
'o'lrn hy coming via Springasld and tha Tunnel
toute.
THE new ERIE DlREcToRY
NEW Yonx, July lu.-Ths election Of Difecsots
Of tho Eric Railway IL pfoprsa.nu. Tho only
ticket voEed for. titus fat by $4,000 saros Ia tho
following: Hugh J. Jowott, Edwin D. Morgan.
john Taylor Johnston. Lucius Robinson. Mar
silall O. Roberts, II. y. Btabbfns, Homer Naus-
doll, II. H. Datsz, y. L. NJ. barlow, L. II. Me7er,
II. =. Grant, Cortland r. Parker, Il. 8. Guthrie,
Giles ", IioteIinIss. Asa pac1er. Hamuel Sloan,
anl Thomas Dickson.
1ATrn.
Tho ticket hendod by Jowctt wns elected.
Whole nusnber Of yotoa cast, zG3, 4a5 represent
Ing 32a, 9i3,5u0 wortl. OF stock. OF ttoae the
Jene.t ticket received 26l.735 votes, mhle tho op-
pohltton tckne containing tic nntos Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Mt. LiTlnghtor, and othess received
75o votes. Mr.. Livingston challenged yotca on
tho ground thai q number OF BaaEoho1dorR had
voted by proxy, bit tho inspectors OF election
declared the Totea legal.
4 dispatch fru1n London eays Sir Edwin Wat
htns, who lisa accoptod the Craftsmanship OF the
Erie Protection Commission will sail for tho
Unitsd Status in two woeks.
THE PAY or RECEIVERS.
Much fault IL found with tho present syatem
allowing tho 1loccivors Of bankrupt roads cor
sntn percentage On tho receipts and expenses Of
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1iQ ulKHt HNFH lHQu
happier n1sn had he bought Jewet refrisefstor a
icc-boat sample cook or Union rArRa Of Wat ins,
No. ais State street, 1t Tho pncos Ae II Offering
them At.
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notwithstanding Jnly H. I,otba. d4ugttcr Of
Uztas A. md Emtaa J. lugglc, aged months and IL
days.
H., July 10.
DAYI41S-A! the rcAitlence Of hia parcnsa No. Il
North Dcarlafnes-rs.t On Tuesday evening. July 10
Clinton Paul DaYilii, agGl ycar months A1d ID
days, on.y of J4,nss II. ansl i. II. g. pAy!in.
CUatM1N0s--Jny IL, at her late residence, No. 80
Thrtcnnhst. place, Mrs. Mary Cummings, IN tbs cid
year nf her age.
Funeral nntlce hereafter.
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Cc1ltutlr Linf1nc1lts

sllsy rain, sNit!ue dwellings, heaa
tnfnR, rlld will euro ri,ennlat!sm,
t1,sv,n, at.d tltrh. Zone nntl muscle
n!lnleiitr. Tile White Wrapper In
fur Faulily ,,te, tho Yellow WrAppef
III far ut,ifnnis.
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Total $soa,t
rnoCrEDa OF FAtfs.
rny Of certificates atll accrued nlrseat. ~,
Premium Oh Nov York oxclsn5e sola
llcFt... .s..st.s. ..'..s VI
Interest received on New York ietnlH'ts... 1,6
nIsro,nta 70 3eiyr1 Oh certificates paid
Last Dsthre maturing. ng.............,..... a.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

SETTLEMENT WITH THE VALLEY r. r.
CONTRACTORS. = Vice-President Keyser
arrived in Staunton, Tuesday, for confer
ence with the syndicate with view to the
payment Of their claims. In the claims of G.
r.. Mason for 500, 900 and D. Shanahan for
100000 in which there was nc disagree
ment between the work reported by Chief
Engineer Randolph and the amount
claimed, ain agreement was arrived at, the
Valley Railroad Company offering to pay
one-fifth cash and the balance in their notes
at 4, 8, IL and 16 months. OF the balance in
notes of the Baltimore and Ohio at / 2,
and years. The contractors named ac-
cepted the offer and Mr.. Keyser said he
would report their acceptance to the
Directors in Baltimore, and had no doubt
that the transaction would be ratified at
once. He said he would send Transports
ton to them in Kentucky to come on to
Baltimore and close the matter. With the
other contractors, Messrs. Mcmahon &
Green, T. x. Menifee and A.W Hartman
with whom the Company does not agree
in the amounts, Mr.. Keyser had an inter-
view and took their statements with view
to final and early settlement, which it
| is hoped may be effected.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.-The
trustees of this institution held their an
nual meeting at Alexandria on Wednes-
day last. A local boarde or executive
committee was appointed consisting of
Judge Sheffey, Judge Jno. N. Hendren,
Maj. H. M. Bell, Col. Jas. Fl. Skinner,
and Maj. T. G. Elder. It was resolved
that hereafter on the first day of the COM
mencement of the Institute, in each year,
the Board of Trustees, including the two
bishops Of the diocese, shall meet in Staun-
ton. Rev. r. H. Phillips, the principal of
the Institute, made most satisfactory re-
port of its affairs for the past year. An ear
nest interest was shown by the Board of
Trustees in the welfare of the institution
and committee was appointed to re-
port plan for enlargement of it's efficiency
and field of operations. Miss M. A. Burr,
the Associate Principal has resigned her
position to take charge of a select school
New York City, a field to which she will
carry eminent qualifications as an instruct
OF of the young.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

GRAVES OF THE CONFEDERATE DEAD,
The Augusta Memorial Association. of
which Col. James H. Skinner is president,
held a meeting on Saturday, at which the
report of the president was read. 1t states
that though perseyering attempts have
been made to set the ground in grass so as
to obtain sward over the level graves, they
have as yet been unsuccessful. 1t is con-
templated to try it again. The expenditures
have amounted to $3.50, leaving balance
in the treasury of $2,796. About $4,000 OF
that balance will be expended in the iron
railing, chain and tags for marking the
graves, and if to the balance of $6,796 can
be added enough to make reserve fund of
81 500, there will be no further need OF
money. The city Of Staunton has con-
tributed three-fourths OF all the money
heretofore paid in, and the people OF the
county are appealed to to do their share.
The following is statement of the receipts
Of the Augusta Memorial Association for
the Confederate Dead OH all accounts and
from all sources from June 18th, 1870, to
July LIST, 1875:
j. H. Rush, $40 50; Mrs. c. ID. Mccoy,
$34.25; Miss Covell, S24.25; Mrs. DR.. Eys-
ter, $50; Miss T. Phillips, SIS; Miss Trout,
$3.50; Miss l.. Turk, $13; DR.. Berry, $16;
Mrs S. W. Swoope, Sal .25; Miss MOffett,
So. SO; Mr. Hogshead, $S.25; Misses Nc
Guffin Il Smith, So; Miss McGutfin, $14.65;
w. A. Abney, 81; E. G. Kinney, SIS; Mr.
Smiley, So: A. w. Hartman, SIS; Miss Ham
rick, $2s.2 Is; Kate Mills, $40; Jas. =. Skin
ner, SIS; Miss Blair, $1.50; Mr.. J. Santini.
of New Orleans. 500; Jno: W. Gilkeson,
SIS; G. Grattan. $3.50; G. FL. Fulton. $40;
VIM. Frazier. SIS; Miss e. V. Taylor, $22;
N. E. Lyman, ST.; Mr.. Lyon, ST.; T. Crow
der, $27; Mr.. Bell, $40; Miss Caldwell,
$3.50; Mrs. D. Kunkel, $23.25; Mrs. A. G.
Scott, SIS; Mrs. M. HI. Effinger, SIS; J. A.
Bumgardner, $3.50; Miss r. Smith, So;
Col. W. Allan, SIS; W. W. Corcoran, of
Washington City. 500; Refreshment tables
at county fair, 1856 go; memorial concert
in Staunton, $15l %; receipts at cemetery
gate, $S4.75; proceeds of sale of books OF
Staunton circulating library, SOLO;
ladies memorial fair in Staunton, 1897. 82;
entertainment at Newport, $5O.50; mem
orial concert in Staunton, $119.8O; Cash,
SO; concert by Mrs. Mas, $21 20; amount
ing in the aggregate to-. 2349.67
Interest acc. Observation-Disclosures. 1882
Total receipts. .............. .$3165.59
Outlay ..................... 369.O3
On hand July LIST, 1875. 80. i. .$2796.56
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DIED.

--o-~~~-~-~O~~~~0-~--
HOUSTON.-On Sabbath morning. July 18th, of chol-
era nfantum, at the residence OF his grandfather,
VIM. WithrOw, Waynesboro, John Evelyn, aged II
months, second son of Rev. nj. Fl. and Evelyn G.
Houston.
This little child was born in the distant city of
HangchOw, China. There he gladdened the hearts
and won the love Of the whole mission family in an
unusual degree by the genteness and dociity of his
nature. The dark-eyed Chinese smiled upon the
fair boy, attracted BY his rare beauty and intelIi
gence Not only is there weeping here for the early
death Of this little one but there will be sorroY in
the land Of hi birth to learn that he made the JOUR
ney round half the globe only to find grave in his
mothers native village. Very deeply and .tenderly
do we sympathze with his parents the joy of whose
welcome is so quickly changed into mourning, yet
we know that with the child sit is well " therefore
we bow in submission to Him whose wisdom cannot
err, and without murmur yield this treasure to the
Savior's arms, who said 'Suffer little children to
come unto Me, and forbid them nOt.'' C.S.R.
misunderstanding, at Mitchells Station, Cul-
pepper CO.. Va, July 5th of cholera infantum. Jane
wall Eskridge daughter of Dr. A. W. and Dora
Eskridge aged 10 months and II days.
GOODLOE.-At Memphis, Tennessee, July 2, Mrs.
Waria L. GOodlOe. wife of Paul II. Goodloe, and
daughter of DR.. VIM. F. Gooch of Albemarle CO.,
Va.
McCLURE-In Staunton July 9Th, Andrew w. in
FAINT son of A. w. Mcclure.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

THE BEST PAYING AND MOST DESIRA-
BILE PROPERTY IN STANTON FOR
SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale one or both Of
his Store Houses, adjoining the Virginia Hotel
No. l is the house lately occupied by S. NJ :.
Wilkes as Furniture room. 1t is 10 feet
front, 60 feet deep, and ceiling ID feet pitch.
This room, in connection with rooms on the
second floor, has been renting for $575, and
with an outlay of $3.50, will bring at least $500,
and now offer it at $5, SEQ. No other piece Of
property in the city that rents for $500 can be
bought for less than 81, 800.
No. is the room now occupied by Elsom &
Piper as a Dry Goods store, and is the same size
as the room described above-and without any
doubt, it is the finest room in the Valley-beau-
tifully frescoed, and Shelving and Counters to
correspond. This house is now renting for
$500. and with 5000 expense will EASILY rent
for $500. Any house in Stanton that gents
for 5000 will sell readily for $4,000 l will
sell it, however, for $500, on fair terms. The
title is PERFECT--NO BETTER CAN BE
GIVEN.
The above is no fancy sketch; it is nothing
but plain statement of facts, and it requires
but little logic to show that property that will
command rent of Is or l6 hundred dollars is
richly worth $4,000, but I am now offering it
at $4,000.
In case sell, I would like to lease the corner
room for term of years.
my14 JAMES A. PIPER.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-07-09

DEATH OF MINMTER.-On Friday
last we noticed the fact that the Rev. Jno.
Z. Pinkerton, of this county, on his way
home from Georgia, in the last stage OF
consumption, had stopped at the Amerl-
can Hotel the day before, being too i'll to
proceed further. He died that night, and
his remains were taken to Midway on FIJI
day. He was son Of the late Rev. VIM.
Pinkerton, and was educated for the Pres
byterian ministry, but upon attempting to
preach was warned by the physicians that
his health would not last under II. He
then became teacher, and had charge OF
a female seminary III Georgia when his
health utterly failed. He was attempting
to reach home when death overlook him
His last moments were soothed by the at
tendance OF affectionate relatives. He
was attended after he reached Staunton
Inv DIR. HYDE, of Greenyille, who had come
here to meet him.
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Obituary..

Died, on the 9th day of June, at 8 o'clock A
Mrs. BARBARA HEvENER. wife of VIM. Hev-
onar of Grab Bottom, Highland county. Her
daatb is deeply lameuted by her sorro w-strick-
en husband and friends generally. Though she
had heen an invalid for twenty years, suffering
. Considerable portion of the time intensely, yet
she hore her affections with Christian resigna-
,;nr. and whilst her death to her husband and
fr;enas is heavy bereavement, to her it is
na;n All who knew her can bear testimony to
&c sar christian piety and to her preparation to
,"aat her savior. She was at the time Of her
oath .u a. A. wears, month and 90 days old, and
IA Noon an exemplary member of the Methe-
d;St church for more than thirty years. The
c conomn,';,y in which she lived has lost vail
HE member Of society and the church Jealous
me- r She was charitable to the poor, who
will also greatly miss her. Everything that
could hs was done by her beloved husband for
her restoration. He watched over her r. and
nnrsad her during her long years OF atiiichon
with every medical aid that could oe maze
available. as none but loving husband could
so. Int # pleased God to relieye her from her
sn 1a and | have no doubt she is to-day
prais;na Jesus ip the Paradise OF COG, where
there viii be no more pain, 81 ikness OF sorrow
NAV bsr husband and all who knew her Chris
tan character emulate her virtues, and when
life shall end with them be as we'll prepared to
meet their God as she was. we
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GALE OF LAND.-UNDER A DECREE OF
X } the Circuit Ceurt of Augusta County en-
tered in the cause of.Jacob Drum against George
Michael, &C, will on
MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY NEXT,
in the front Of the Court House in Stanton,
offer at public sale to the highest bidder a
Tract of.Land in Augusta County in possession
of said George Michael, sold to him by said
Crum, containing
AZ ACRES,
lying near the North Mountain, called the Mo-
ses Stoutamoyer land.
TERMs-Costs of suit and sale in hand, bal
ance in equal instalments at one and two years,
bearing G interest from the day of sale, the ptir-
chaser to give bonds with stuff Gent security,
and the title to be retained as further security.
NICHO. Z. TROUT,
je25 st Comm'r.