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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-05-21

r AND IN MARKET.-Under the will Of
IL Christian Staubus, deceased, will offer at
public sale on the premises, On
TUESDAY, the 18th day of June next,
the following lands:
tract of about $50 Acres, on the North
River, mile from Mt. Scion, in Augusta coun-
ty on the North River Gap Roa adjoining
the lands of Dinkle Landes, Shull, and others,
being the old Homestead - Has on it COM
Portable and necessary buildings, and is in good
state of improvement, and is very desirable
farm we'll worthy of the inspection of persons
looking out for home, and
Another tract near the above, con tanning
about 70 Acres, adjoining Jno. George, Huffer,
and others.
The lands lie we'll, and are productive.
Augustus Staubus living on the premises,
will show the lands to any one desiring to ex-
anime them.
Terms-One-fourth in and, balance in three
equal annual payments thereafter, the pur-
chaser to give bonds with good security and
the title or vendors lien to be reserved rs fur
Their security. DAVID W. COlNER,
myl4 st Admir-, with will annexed
r AND IN MARkrT
Asexecutor of GEORGE PALMER, decd
will on
TUESDAY. MAY 25th, 1875.
offer at public sale or the premises, tract of
land in Augusts County, about four and half
miles from Stanton on both sides of the Mid
dlebrook road near Arbor Hill, containing
about
176 ACRES.
1t has on it comfortable buildings, fine
Spring, good Meadow, and excellent Fruit.
TERMS.-One- fourth in sixty days, when
possession will be given of all not in crop;
balance in three equal annual payments there
after, bearing interest from day of Sale, pur-
chaser to give personal security and title to be
retained as further security.
A. A. McPHEETERS, EXT
E. N. Cushing, Auc'r.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL PROPERTY
n FOR SALE.
By virtue of the decree of the circuit court Of
Augusta county, entered on the - day of
April, 1875, in the suit of Mason VS.. Brown,
&c" with the written consent of all parties in
interest, the undersigned Commissi oners will
proceed upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the Sd da p of JUNE, 1875,
to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
that very valuable property known as the
AMERICAN HOTEL,
in the city of Stanton, Va, directly opposite
to the Depot of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rail-
road Co.
The Hotel is large BRICK BUILDING,
three stories above the basement, containing
about 40 rooms, independent of office, dining
room, bar room, kitchen and store-rooms, and
has every convenience for frst-class Hotel.
Besides the Hotel there are upon the lot large
and commodious Stables, now rented and used
as livery stable. There will also be sold at
the same lime the Lot across the railroad, con-
tanning about Five Acres.
The property will be divided and sold in
suitable lots plat of which will be exhibited
at the sale, and before the sale can be seen with
one of the undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand to pay the
costs of suit and sale, and the residue upon
credits of one, two, three and four years, in
equal instalments, bearing interest from day of
sale, for which bonds with good personal se-
curity will be required, and the legal title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
HW. SHEFFEY,
MARSHALL HANGER,
a. NJ. BELL,
may7 Commissioners
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M1 n Hs
If you fails to examine my large stock Of
Fashionable Hats and Bonnets before purchas.
ing, you will regret it when you meet your
neighbor at church with one on pretier and
finer than yours, and purchased for smaller
amount of greenbacks.
Woodland Walking Hats, only soc.
A good Corset for Soc
OWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES. READ
THIS.
Needless for 25c.. or soc. dozen.
Creasing Tucks, $l.25
Buy a Needle Threader, and save yoar pa
thence.
Come and see Knife and Scissors combined
so useful NO lady should be without them.
THESE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH.
In word, anything Eeeded to sdorn. beau
sify, and maize comfortable your clay tenement
can be found at
NEWTON'S,
IN THE LARGE STONE BUILDING
ON AUGUSTA STREET.
at prices so low to astonish the st;u cat
man in Augusta County.
Thankful for past favors, | am yours truly
and anxiously,
my2l J. W. NEWTON
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WYE are authorized to announce WIN. l..
w MOWRY as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Sheriff of Augusta County. my7
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$50 REWARD.

Stoles from my Stable on Friday night, May
BLACK HORSE,
between four and ave ,esrs old, mas q white
spot IN Inc forehead, left hinG foot white, one
saddle, caused by gall
Twill give the above reward for his return tn
me, or any information that will lead directlv
to his recovery. o'''
CYRUS 4. HIGGINBoTHAM
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WYE are authorized to announce J. ALEX
w KERR as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Commissioner of the Revenue for
Middle River District apr3O At
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-05-21

WE are authorized to announce SAMUEL
w PAUL as a candidate for the Office of
County Treasurer. my7
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WYE are authorized to announce SAMUEL
w K TAYLOR as a candidate for Commis-
sloner of the Revenue for Beverly Manor Dis
trict my7 3t@
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-05-21

WYE are authorized to announce G. W SUIT
w LER as candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Commissioner Of the Revenue for
South River District apr30 4t
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Commissioners .

The attention Of parties desiring to obtain
FOR LESS THAN HALF IT'S VALUE,
GOOD FARM having all necessary improve
ments, and containing 1913 ACRES-half well
timbered and half tillable land is especially
called to that portion of the farm ear the Rock
bridge Baths, recently belonging to David
Firebaugh, known as ''the Middle, or Harvey
tract"
No better opportunity to buy farm, situated
in a desirable neighborhood and conveniently
located as to mills. school houses and churches
at an
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Space will not permit an enumeration of Goods,
but we are prepared to meet the wants of
our customers this season, and guaran-
tee that our prices ARE THE LOW
EST IN THE STATE OF VIR-
GINA, that is, Goods of
the same quality.
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WYE are authorized to announce GEO. P.
w LIGHTNER as a candidate for re-eiec-
ton to the office of Commissioner of Revenue
for Riverheads District. apr30 At
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All parties having claims against the estate
of James Harvey Koiner, decd, will present
them in legal form to Messrs. Elder 4 Nelson
for settlement-tho indebted to the estate
will please pay up at once. as the estate must be
settled up in short time.
J. SIDNEY MOFFETT,
aproo-tds for Adm'rs.
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A RARE oPPoR UNITY

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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-21

Of, the managers of Springbok and
Grimstesd having declined to contest.
CARSON, Oct. l9.-Tbe Board of State
Prison Commissioners met this morning,
full board present, Gov Bradley pre-
siding. Hon. Chas. belong was pres
ent as the Governors attorney. The
following resolution was passed unani-
mousiy: Resolved. That P. C. LYMAN.
Warden of the State Prison. be and is
hereby suspended from the discharge of
bis official function at said prison, and
that Milton r. esther is hereby APP
pointed as his successor subject to fur
Their orders. This Board orders that two
experts be appointed to examine the
books aud accounts. W. T. Hanford and
z. S. Eldridgs were appointed as such
experts.
The preliminary examination of the
Perasich Brothers took place this morn
ing. Hardness and other witnesses testi-
fed as to the shooting by Elias Pera-
sicb, but no evidence was adduced to
criminate George. He was THEREFORE dis
charged and Elias was bonded in the
sum of $4,000 to answer before the Dis
trict Court at the November term.
SAN Francisco, Oct 90 Returns of
election in the city just beginning to
come in but will not probably be com
pleted until after midnight. 1t is claimed
that Louderback is elected Police Judge,
although the gamblers and hoodlums
have worked hard against him. Fitz-
gerald has been scratched q great deal
and runs behind his ticket in most pre-
cincts. Returns from the country have
scarcely commenced coming in. San
Jose gives Carr GA, Fitzgerald II; Fres-
no-Carr 81. Fitzgerald ~; San Mateo-
Carr 1874, Fitzgerald 80.
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Foreign Jews.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-It is the general
opinion at the Stock Exchange that the
bank rate will be advanced Tomorrow.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-Mr. Rauhr, in q
speech at Ajaccio on the 18th inst at
tackled Theirs and the Orleanists and
censured President MacMahon. He
also said the Bonapartists were in favor
OF universal suffrage and are content to
appeal to the people for expression OF
the national will.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Two hundred
dwellings, synagogue and five schoola
in Widsey. Russian Poland, have been
burned. Some persons persisted and
three thousand are homeless
The Erie bond-holders have appointed
Committee of Consultation to prepare
scheme for the reorganization Of the
company which they are to submit at &
future meeting.
HAvRE, Oct. 20. A telegram has beer
received here from Valparaiso announc
ing that terrible fire has taken place a
Iquique, Peru. Three-quarters of tn,
town is said to have been destroyed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-21

The Austin Rsyeille says: Mostly all
little boys have a faculty Of saving
things which older folks would never
think OF, and once in a while one of
them will say something 80 absur,ily out
of the ordinary run as TO make it worthy
of repetition. The following is a case in
point: A six-year-old citizen was cbided
by lady relative for wearing his pants
cut so fast, when he replied: II guess
if you didn't wear your dress outside OF
your pants you'd wear yours ont too,
same as do" Another little boy, while
eating his dinner, a few days ago, acct
dentally swallowed fly, Of which fact he
informed his mother. That's too bad, +"
said she. "you will throw ~ all your
dinner" After Illuminating awhile. the
youngster looked mp and said: MA,
which will throw up first. the ay or the
dinner"
Whether the Turks succeed in
crushing out the Herzegovina revolt or
not, the price of fine liquors and fra
grant cigars will remain the same at
Panaca Saloon. One price one bit!l lw
FIRE CERT1FIcArEs.-The name of any
member of the Fire Department printed
in their fire certificates in any STYLE of
type for fifty cents. by applying at the
Office Of the PIocHE DAILY RECORD, La.
cour street. If.
FoR SALE. - Tickets from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, to Chicago and return by
the Chicago and N. W r. R Apply to
Geo. 7. German, RECORD office, Lacour
street. IF.
J. B. PAGES Cable Coil and Gold
Block. also six ipch and twelve inch
twist, for plug tobacco, can not be ex-
celled The above is for sale by Rolla
V. Watt. at Lees drug store. If.
YOUNG Ladies and Gents please take
notice I have the best assortment OF
tinted papers for letter, writing ever
brought to Phoebe; will shortly have a
full supply Of stationery of all kinds.
IF RoLLA V. WATT.
DAILY ENTERPRISE. 8. L. Tribune and
Sentinel are sold only BY w r.. WILSON.
! dealer IN school books. music. cigars and
stationery, Fulks e McAlpin's saloon.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to ]. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
none hut firstclnss workmen. II.
THE "Talisman, "" Gold Tread - and
"Our Best" tine cuts. are the bes
brands In the market; all Of these NAV b,
found Mt Rolla V. Watts. at Lees drug
store. If
ALL persons who like to smoke tn.
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
Porique." It is made in New Orlean
and is for sale by Rolla V. Watt, at Lee
drug store. If
DE-. DEAL has associated himself will
DR.. Hammond, from California, in tn
practice of medicine in this place. The,
will be found ut the San Jose House. t
G. s. RAYMOND tonsorial artist, CO,
always be found at his place of business
on Main street, above j. J. Halpin
Co. 8 store. I'm
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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District Court.

The District Court met yesterday al
10 e. ~, pursuant TO adjournment, and
transacted the following business
State of Nevada vs.. A. W. Maxwell
Continued until Thursday (to-day) at III
a. No., on account of the absence OF
Hugh White, material witness for the
State.
Mathews VS.. Johnston. - Continued
until Friday, October 18th.
Johnston VS.. Steele.-ContiDued.
State Bank OF Nevada vs. Stansfeld. -
The motion for an order to set aside the
lew of the Sheriff was refused.
Court then adjourned until to-day at
10 a. ID.
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Pacific Coast.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 20.--A little girl
named Addie Ayers, six years of age,
was instantly killed on the Clay street
Railroad yesterday afternoon. The car
was running rapidly on the down grade
between Jones aud Leavenworth; the
dummy having become uncoupled the
child was iammed under the brake so
tightly that the car had to be lifted from
the track to extricate the body. The
driver surrendered himself at the police
Office and o charge of manslaughter was
entered against him. ..-.
Mike DeYoung of the Chronicle was
arrested last evening on q criminal
charge Of libel preferred against him by
Rev. o. P. Fitzgerald in consequence
of an article published in the Chronicle
Of Sunday last, charging Fitzgerald with
having received bride Of three thousand
dollars from the book and Stationery
Arm of Payot. Upham & Co., in consid-
Grafton of his influence in supplying the
schools with text books of which said
firm we're agents. Fitzgerald published
a card last evening denying that be ever
received that. or any other amount from
any person or persons for any such con-
sideration. DeYoung was released on
bond.
The second race at the BAY District
track yesterday afternoon was q mile and
repeat. free for oil. for a purse of five
hunred dollars; entries, Amanda, Irene,
Harding and Don Victor. Amanda was
the favorite in the pools and won both
heats easily in 1.46A and 1.47s4; Dor
Victor was distanced in the second heat
Over 200 entries have been made 70,
the grand shooting tournament Of th.
California Rifle Association TO be hell
on Friday and Saturday next, includin,
teams from Sacramento and Stockton
! The valle of the prizes to be contendet
for is over 81, 800.
, The race between SpriDgbok. Grim
. stead and Wild Idle, advertised for thi
afternoon at the Bay District track, i
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-21

Some weeks ago there arrived from
Washington Territory bachelor, con.
siderably endowed with this worlds
goods. In the lapse of time, and after a
due survey of his trunk he became
aware that the number Of his white
shirts we're growing small and beautifully
less. He sought the ADVICE Of friend
who informed him that a certain Mias in
this city was an adept at shirt making.
H. accordingly took his order for six to
be made. which in time were duly fin
ished. He took them to his room; Just
the fit, never bought anything like them.
He went to the lady with this simple
proposition: "I'll glue you SIS, or q
share in my wealth; woman who can
make as good shirts as these shouldn't
be SINGLE" It did not take her long to
decide which thorn of the dilemma +"
she would take. as she was posted " on
his business very thoroughly. The SUBJ
stance OF it was she refused the $18, and
is now on Der way to Europe with her
liege lord. Moral-If any proposition
like this is submitted to any more single
seamstresses, let them follow her exam-
ple-though we think this advice need
less Oakland Transcript, Oct. 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A LExANDER g. r., Drusqist and Apofhecary
~ nam street. opposite Lscour.
RisHoP sABIs. Attorneys at Law,
R,,x Main street, Phoebe.
ID Notary Public. once ever state BsnT.
Prick SALOON, Lscour street.
CHAs. coEDIcKE. proprietor san Fi. 1aSs
CoHN & BRO. j.. aeneroi cIoihisrs. = '.''
iAssIDY. JOHN, Capitol saloon.
tLARK D. C. h BRO, wbo,es.is ana Rss.o
Dsaiers in Groceries, Proyisions and GEM
eiai merchandise. Lower Main street..
4 WIN ADOLPH BRO, wholesale and
~ Retail Dealers In Tobacco and C,y.rs
Main street. opposite Meadow Valley.
nExTER STABLES. Meadow valley street.
nAILY ALTA oALIFORNiA~o. wisdsrSo1ia a
IL Agent.
ErsENMANN J. 4 CO., Importers ana Dealers
~ in Hardware. Crochery, Glassware and
EUREKA AND PALIsADR r. R.
~ w. Z. Grimm. Agen.
EELsENTHAL Pr, Dealer in Groceries,
L Provision Clothing. etc.
Stone Building, Main street, pioche
LULkS McALPIN. Cosmopolitan Saloon,
y Meadow Valley street. and City Club Rooms,
Main street. Wholesale and retail dealers in
GRANGER CHOP HOUSE. old postof,,ce
" building. Lacour st.
NORMAN GEO. T., Notary Public and Com.
- missioner of Deeds for California q Utah.
rmrriN W T., at Wells. Fargo h Co.'S. dis.
GrI Ioan,s ehesas. etc:
~ line from Phoebe to Hamilton. and Hamii.
'on 70 Robinson, schell Greek and Cherry Creek.
I yBBoN DR., Gibbons Dispensazy,
y b2S kearny street, San FranciAc
ibraiED BRIsACHER, Ban Francisco
y n-u-
street. opposite Dexter Stables
rSne.so oss Ss R:,l E. ssss t cas
II once With S' %eli srd F.sno \ Co.
II mission Merchants. Once Al Ws eIs o Fan.
60 & Co.'S Salt Lake; W. z. Grimm Accent p,ocsa
uALPM J. J. q CO., Dealers IN Har,,~sre
IL Main street.
ii Meadow V.iien s ~. 'h''iAh ana surgeon.
rAcopu = cy,,w.,, M.
ASobs SULTAN, Whoieeale and Retail
oealers IN uenerai nercnandise' Main 1t.
E1NG CHATTIN, Conveyancers.
N Az California st., San Francisco, Cal.
II tobacco 500 4 ses saossm es ~ Cigars ana
San francisco
IL porters Of Havana ciSars, $40 Bal Battery err,
+ YNcH az John s o. wbo,e..,a and Rst.,,
| IL Liquor Dealer, cor Main and Lscour sta.
| MARX F. r.. Forwardi, ana Commtss,on
| wi Merchant, Toano 10. PR. RI Nev.ds.
M EYRRs CHAS. f., Postmaster.
| M . ONCE i..co,,r s,ree,
MORTON l. scHwFIaER. Roots and shoes.
Nl Meadow Valley st.
M OFT, Fish i CO Importers and Dealers
M in Hardware, Min and Mining Goods. etc.
NEsBITT JAMES. Commission Merchant,
~ Lower Main st.
Nr%sEx MILL. prepared to q work work. custom
NICHOLS F. O., Dentist,
! IN Off3ce next door To Halpin's
NEW YORK BAKERY. scour street.
| IN Herman Horst. prop'r
! DANACA SALOON, Lacour street. n. Mahl
| II stedt proprietor.
DITZERA CROYLAND.
| DOND, REyNOIDs 90. Imnorters snr
| i Jobbere of Wines and Liouora. 40 Cslifor
MIA street, San Francisco.
DIOCHE DAILY RECORD, Newspaper snt
i Job Printing on CO, Iacour street. ives,
end. Publication once. Iynch's Block LacouI
street. second door from Main etreet.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HAVE THIS
/ day leased to j. N CuRrs the Free Corral
formerly occupied BY Boone Dolman. Lower
old stand in the Hay and Grain trade, and will
nav strict attention to all business pertaining
to q general custom and feed depot.
All persons indebted to the late firm Of Boone
4 Dolman and to VIM. II. Dolman are requested
to make settlement without delay.
October Is, 1875.
ol9.tf wM. h. DOLMAN.
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This is the way the New York Tri-
bune contracts the two Dromios:
Mr.. Wendell Phillips is what Mrs.
Mslaprop calls a fluid and agreeable
speaker, No orator Of this period has
done 40 much TO clothe the sentiments
OF the fishwoman in smooth and unob-
jectiopable English. and adapt the
language of the market to the level of
the. lecture platform. He is not strident
but silvery, not coarse and foul, but
rythmical and rotund. and when he
filings bit Of decayed vegetable from his
abundant oompost heap at the head OF
an opponent he HITS the offensive mis-
rile with gloved hands and dainty finger
tips and let's it 60 with the grace OF a
dancinR-master. And 80 he differs some.
what from bis political twin. Mr.. Butler,
!, who roars and rumbles and dips his
hand in what be throws.
A sharp-nosed woman. with iron gray
hair, called Of the Grand Trunk ticke
office yesterday. and after buying one
ticket to Port Huron. abe asked th'
agent
| "Say, can't fool ride for half fare?'
How old is hep" asked the agent.
Fifty-three.
| mo. madam; you will have to buy {
full ticket"
"And you wont throw Off"
Could MT madam"
She went around to the other side Q
the office. where her husband sat ON
trunk, and reaching out for more money
she said
Stop looking cross. eyed. and civ
me the caah, for We can't discount
cents worth. ~ Detroit Free Press.
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The INTELLIGENT CoMPos1ToR TALKS
BACK. - An exasperated and sarcastic
blacksmith - who sets type in Cairo
writes: Whoever heard of an editor
making an error during his whole edito-
rial career? No one. The merchant
swears at the printer 80 does the occa-
slonal correspondent humbug who writes
about the people, sovereignty, 'com-
monwealths, burden of taxes 'tvr-
rany, ETC.. so does that cheerful hero
glyphical prodigy, the Associated Press
agent; and those intolerable frauds, the
poet and poetess of the city; the man
whose friends desire that he should be
mayor; the individual who received a
benefit and stuffed watch for his bril-.
liant alents, and in his card of thanks
used the glittering commonplace, the an
tiquated and excessively vain pronoun
/. thus: IL in fact the printer gets
bounced on all sides. The printer. who
rumages after unintelligibie pieces OF
metal, who corrects. on an average, about
fifteen villainous errors an hour in COM
mon words. such as traveller. jailor, by.
pocrisy, fulill, holiday, gauge, separate,
alleged. tetid. judgment, skilful, coun.
selor, impanel, and many other simple
ones, and makes probably one blunder in
five thousand words. is frequently asked
to step down and out. No wonder BIZ
feels savage and drinks whisky and beer
and talks about the ignorance of the arts
tocrats, the middle classes, and all othel
classes"