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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06
PROSPECTUS.
THE MONITOR FOR ls-7

Thankful for the continued and IN
-gasing patronage extended toward the
N.yrr0z. We issue this prospectus. hop
i1g that Il vii assist II swelling our
Gss 20 still greater prOportio1s. We oEsr
.is MONITOR % new subscribers from
.ls ilss Oct. p % Jan I. ISIS. fifteen
u11,hs. f,r $500. or TIL Jan I, 1871.
90 trial. Tor - cents. For the remain
Ter CT the year the paper vii be unusz-
AZ interesting. containing much politi-
:a.. local and general news. and giving
s.sc1Cu returns. We shall devote. a.
lsrgt1t9re. much space 70 local news.
l1i shall give al the local news trans
g,-1g il this vicinity, with al impor-
ant state. general and foreign news. We
have / ilrye number Of correspondents
Flo VII write from Philadelphia. New
Turk, Washington. California. the West.
llt elsewhere. During the session Of
ne legislature. letters VIII be sent week.
y rom Montpelier. No pains VII Be
spared To make the paper cue Of the bes;
9caI journals published II the State. To
1lrthsr lid IN extending cur list. We Of
Ter any Of our subscribers who vii send
is new. preparing subscribers, 50 cents
ar aaeh name with the accompanying
500.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06
~ ADTERTISEMENTS
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.


7-slaas clurra are hst a. Nss pert "a Mlndav lasi
slllrlaV. tli ns i-isburgh On Wednesday and rhur,-
.lr " sssa wsck- re nloEia. business wa t-.ns-
lasi lr ne ussk saaing oct1osr ..
-cL So O. Wsai1ury's szt1ses ipuraissrs' re-
rar 1eL Z. W. savers estate. iuvrlissrs' rsuort
faL Levi n Parkharsg's sstasss commiss.onsrs' ~
l.r- i.eL Wu- Nsagss estate. cuuuissiouers' ~
.srt Sled. Q. Ersuchs sssaas- cummssignsrs' rspors
f-L
lc- 1a.-Nsoiy 3. Elmsa1 zaals 3. Edmua,iz
,lirial ag1lcailau nr uceusa % sell rsal estate
i-t. hearing Nav tE NJ. Tlhn Armingtgnas e.
ate. ulrsrs g I1ues administrator. John Evis's
fs1lts bearing sa settlement Nov L. o. Ersuch1s
fseas. lsa-ns on settlements Ngv D. wm. N-aglsri
,-a-s haarng on sst..smsns Ssr y. &C ysvpor,.
p o. sHatnal = estate hearing on sstsnson Wv IS.
-cL r-.-Ilcob Glasses estate administration a.
.aa1l settled tscres N iisutbut0n.
lct Es-rh1mas c0sHn's estate. hearing On settle
rsu. Ngr. IS ts Newport John M1ssey's estate.
a-ilsmsnl ~ administration lcguunt assignment -
rlls ant fstr-but.an ~ heirs.
ws-s sntling Nsv-k
reL 1c-llnes siuith sst1,s hs1rn, On settlement
ya1 60 t- newport. HILLS AsEsTs estate. hearing
Iu ssulgment NV q. a, NsEpor.
g,L gL-wn. s Tinss estate; stmnst7atou A.
.84nt settled
S1v- L-Eivari E1gan. Lsyi Eg~sH g-iariian
.ry.s snsad ant &lan Paterson appraissr..
yls- 2-1lnss capies' estate hearing On sel-ls
meme Nsr. - A c. Ra6inaans estate. commission
.-, egori ilsd
y1v Susan NJ KsIssys estate -umniissiunsrs
-asr, ils,i
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

Mrs. 5, A. ChzEee Of St. JoSuzbury
has eight hens which have produced
since May lst sixty-one dozen of eggs.
besides raising fifteen chickens. She
thinks this beats the Albany egg story.
Rev, Z D. Hopkins. the abseondiug
insurance agent. has been interviewed
By resident Of St. Johusbzry. who re-
ports him IN feeble health. and pro1is-
Ins to return Is sooa Is health EoGl3
admit Within the last few days more
liabilities have cone to light
A nan uamed Clark Brewster recently
hired livery team Ct Bzyans s Holman
Of ST. Johns6ury, for Eve days. but not
returning 1.-The stipulated tine. they
wens for It and found It az Lancaster
the horse was dead. killed from over
driving and want of feed Brewster
had left AMI has not been heard from
since.
H4RDEICk.
L y Porter Of N0rrIsvllle. has bought
0U1 the furniture and furniture business
Of ". H. Ward Of Ha-5wick. and taken
rCous N the Way & Titus block. where
be expects 70 % Furnishing business,
The Dreuaa Bros. have nearly CON-
pleted their new hotel On the site where
the Cd h0sel was burned. some time
since. The new hotel buildings eoqsis;
Of / large. two-story. French-rvoesd
block IN front. with comm0di0Gs ell
and excellent barns and stables. The
hotel paper Is Asks feet. with high st0
RES, large and pleasant rooms. Its tas
tily but plainly finished. throughout
The halls, ssairways and walks are wide
and the whole house Is well lighted ana
venElated Several suits Of rooms hav,
been arranged On the second floor, wills
large hall Is finished N the upper sto
". The hotel Is an ornament and /;
credit 70 the village. and We bespeak 70
It generous patronage
SHEFFIELD
H p King raised. during the pas
season. so bushels Of cats from l l.
acres Of ground
The next Caledonia County Grang
Association meets. Nov. Is. az Sheffield
az 10 o'clock 4. n All are invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

Is YoCR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS p
Sickness prevails everywhere. and every
body complains Of sems disease during
their life When sick. the object Is 70
get well; now to say plainly that no
person IN this world that is suffering
with dyspepsia. liver complaint and It's
ELECTS. such As Indigestion. eostlveness.
sick headache. sour stomach. heart burn.
palpltati0a Of the heart. depressed spir-
Its. blll3QSuess. etc. can take GREEN :
ACGTsT FLOWER without getting relief
and cure IF you doubt this. % TO your
druggist Z T. Duttou. Barton. or L d
Wilson. Barton Landing. and get q san
PIE bottle for 10 cents and Try It Reg,
uIar SIZE 70 cents Two doses vii
relieve you
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

A MERDzazR C0sgxzzZz- NV YGRE,
Oc1 z6.-Frznk McCouachi- previously
arrested an SUSPICION vas agzlu arrested
Ia1s SATURDAY night IN Lang Lzlzad-
charged win the mGrrter sf The ehlLd-
Magxie Bauer. which scEarrsd co AEG-
Il He vas TAKEN @ the spse n tas
woods where me body ~@ fund The
prisoner trzm5Ied violently. vas eom-
uIersIy 5rsken down. and ma'1s ! f1ll
confession. nas sulg Il ne crime aG5 se
the manner n which he e8mmIros1 =
saving that he sSrzagie1 her n tae aeid
thr1uzh which she vas passing as1s1gc~
Ell vSaLenee. c-zmnesi LezEes n her
mouth and tightly sssi her vast rlssoa
arsund her neck BIriag IL eousesssaa
he mother u Mazzic, Who Ezz present
sprzng aPau he Prisouer SI-h The fsr7e-
III af = tigr-za and z-zPPlest I'm b IL
! thrsaE The sHiesr ssek her 81 Nkle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

BENEIEET0X MGEUMEET AND GLE
Probably cur readers are well
aware that On august 10Th next occurs
the cue hGndredth anniversary Of the
Battle Of Bennington. and that the PEG
pie Of the state viii naturally take an
interest IN seeing the event duly CON-
uemara5sd- The battle was cue Of tie
most important az the Revolutionary
war, a. It was the first Of series af VIC
torres which led 70 Bqrg0yue's surrender
a5 Sarz5aga- Befare that ali had been
dark and doubtful now dawn aspearsd
and after the eapftuIatiau Of Bgrg17ue
and the consequent Intervention CT
France SUCCESS was assured Bennington
was. therefars. a decisive point N the
hug contest. AID the pr8mpGness and
bravery Of Stark and his cnadI11grs
should be gratefully remembered BY tins
xgneraEIau- The ereetian CT a monument
there Is N eontsmpLaEIOu- and what can
fairly be said n favor Of such proIees
VII be said By Charles u Bliss. ESD.
Secretary Of the Bennington Historical
saciery, before legislative eommI11ee,
On Thursday evening af this week n
the Hall af the House Of Representa-
t7Ees. Mr- Bliss Il an able writer and
acute thinker. and has the deserved RED
u-ztiau Of beng gaod speaker 20 q
doubt he vii make an interesting zrZlI
mens f1r Bennington The members q
the Legislatures, aud az others interested
should be pr-sens 70 hear what lie Ia
q Fat.hzz1zsz, Voc =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06
Local News
BARTON

There VII be social gathering and
lance AZ Z z Fosters next Thursday
evening"
Read Mr.. Alcott's interesting commun-
.ca'1u ii regard 20 the schools Of TINS
avn. "a tEs.seeoud page Of this paper.
T. 4 Dewey has purchased the A
IN TWgmbly land and buildings. IN the
lur-a part Of tins village.
Those who believe ~Ecuu0uy Is
EsaIJh can have Rubber boots repaired
WITH new bottoms sct., BY c. z Davis
Flo does Il successfully.
Being down your wallet tomorrow,
those Of you who have not paid for the
Monitor. and make the publisher giad
BY setting the old account
Tins warm and pleasant weather Is IN
pleasing contrast with November Of
1873. when the ground vas covered with
snow and the weather. was exceedingly
s1id
asmember the presidential election
il-norr1lr. Let there be HEAVIER vote
i2st "A TINS town tomorrow than has
ever been cast before. We ought 60 cast
about i've hundred votes. at tins Cen
'enniaI election
During the present season. VIM An.
les0u has raised Ten lambs from 81
ileep be sold the wool from the sheep
ald the lambs fGr 500 be received s.
n premium money at the far and hAl
as 81 sheep left Who has done bet
Ter with 4 small flock Of sheep
The FAN Term Of Bars1n Acaiem.
Ild Graded School closes tins week
Il aas been an unusually prusper0u
'ern, owing. perhaps. % the pleasan
Weather.. and freedom from sickness {
any extent. am0ng the scholars Tn
closing exercises VIII BE held N IN
High schoOl-ru0m Friday P. ~ com
nencing n half past que clock Sch0l
ars rum the four schools VIII pratieiPat
n the exercises. and parents and friend
are cortiaIIy invited u be present.
CHILB BURNED TO DE4rH--A Ettl
Eri i've years Of age. daughter Of VA
'en Leland. was burned u DEATH "A
satlriay night. By the burning Of Ii
lwn clothing. Nr- Leland was AVA
l1m home. and while Mrs. Leland ";
IL ne barn dung chores. the little q
'et aer clothes On FIRE By burning sha
hga- She ran % the barn with b
lTess u flames. bus her mother ecu
DOC pur cut the fire until she vent
de house for pail Of water The chi
vas terribly burned. but lived uftll 81
Ia morning II the greatest Aguny-
BARTOE LANDING
I1ssph BartIsts has barglined Z
lolse purchased Of hrs sou for the Isa
'eazsy place. IN Browuing-1n-
O. h Green y moving hrs furuitT
'aaiaess int0 ths Iargs aad Plsasa
'loms prepared for INN IN the new A
an alcek
,cnogl closes one week from next I
Ulg- The termshas been unusually q
'ssatll IN both departments. The >
asnea' Iyceam Is held tins evening,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

From Mrs Isaac Moore. Of Richmond.
Vi Some three years since I was at
tackled with severe cough, soreness AID
irritation Of the lungs. 20 which was
added asthma n 4 severe form During
the first year I tried several of the mast
popular medicines q the day. but re-
eeiVed No real relief. and had Alm0st
despaired Of ever regaining NY health,
when I WIS induced 20 try Dr. WIsrAR' 5
BALsAM OF WILD CEEzET, which very
soon relieved ne Ny cough became
loose. the soreness and irritation dIszp-
Peared. and NY general health began t0
mend 1 Continued It's Use. and few
bottles restored ne 70 better health than
I ever hoped TO enjoy again / believe
the BALsAM &c BE the most reliable rem
edy that can be fund 80 cents and
5 i bottle Solf BY all druggists
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

The Supreme Court Of the State Of
View York has decided that J. c. Aver
& Co, Of Lowell, have the sole right TO
&c use the words CHERRY PzCT0RAL for
/ medicine, and has issued IN injunction
against Z Y RushtGu. az New York
city, fer selling R1shtOu's Cherry Peeso-
raj CT Cherry Pee5oral Lozeuges, or any
ether use Of the name To deceive the
public This decision Of the high court
includes all dealers who sell any similar
articIe--P5rt .FsfFsrs0n L. u Lecdsr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

EFaETavxay=. PTIIs--TYle ezGfmzEiau m yzhirh
tess medicines held by gu3g. steadily ucrsas-
81 their Demand They dirzElIY The system
rzEnuuIng al distractions rennF11lu ne springs Of
hfe 3ur1fin ne blood. and uGtaIg graduating liver
c1muaiurs indigestion GAIN II the size and general
deniiitv sold sTarTxhenz- 8 cents per b1x BOT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

Use no other preparation but Halls
Vegetable SleiIian Hair Remover for in
proving the growth and restoring the
color Of the hair
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

Esa1f 50 Raf Estazd Is adsFsx VALET VIZ
A eZ&L- ~ - HDEkT. go z~E sGasx s1az4
zrzcfsz- - asasr zzg sses - $500 ~ gKs9sag
srsgs,r~g Haf sav1ag sxseases - sgEfgHEg
wE-GLAN NEAlE sEN -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

The had n2n. alTnsisS the hue Ct his
owE spirit ever the world. 49, i full
q treachery, SslSshness. and asoele
The god nan IS continually locking for
and sees nehle qualities
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

CAsroRIA Is ; perfect substitute fer
Caster OF. without any Of It's ebjeesions.
for It Is pleasant 60 take. ard does net
nauseate or gripe- Fer Costivnsss at
any age. bat especially for Sour Stomach.
Wind Colic. Werus and the DiSoriered
Bowels Of Children. It Is the nost eject
i've remedy IN existence. Ii Is HARMLESS.
It IS reliable. and 1t IS cheap.
HERE SEEB BE NO PAIN where Cen
taur LIniuent Is used Burns and Sealds
are healed without ! scar, Rheumatism.
Sprains. and most flesh, bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. There
ere two kinds. The White CentaGr
Eminent Is for family use. the Yellow
for horses and animals One trial VIII
convince the Incredulous. e5l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

conveying MeCoaachi to the depet =
e7ow6 gathered With : rope and the
prssooer Was saved vita great disScalty
froza being lynched, He Was retarDed
IN safety . his cell az Jamaica. Ne
Cea@neAi 5 g years cid. HIS family
are higAly respecsa BE eitisens of Brcok-
lyH-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MAEKET
E1zzzC-ZD zLzEz8aLZ z01
TIL T. NJ o - L II o r

l. D. II l . . i Z u
gsBning and Commission Dez1eria
BITTER CHEESE FLOER= LAID E6sfs-,
BEANS DRIED APPLE, t.
Il JdHI S-1Zz-- Eas-D9- A8sa-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES

ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
In Snail Wares fine wazchss and nsaEao0d Jewel
" A Large SsocS e JsEe1ry a. Que D0lszr sssh
article knGxs IS improved Elusi1s NacA1e 50 Best
Lsa-her Bsl1s soc Gun Silver Thinaies. ss: Linen
Paving Carts. s5c- Reviewers. $50 SsszAt Servics
Storm Glass and ThsrnaEessr. sou Free b. Nal
CT Express. Send Postage Gangs fsr arCuats less
nan * IN :s1zEsE e ac Sc sas- a.i
5000 Given Away, in Presents I!
A5iress N1cz- Beok CO. Jacksou. Nachtgzs-
WELL. THAT is CUTE
~ Extra Fine Mixrd Cards, wisa name. 10
I'D Cts. Foss-paiA L JONES CO. Nassau. y 7.
=e@Esa Week 70 Agents. Samples FEzz
AGENTS FG a KG slSso G ss Fsd EEEs
e. M A MONTH a certainly % any pers0u
GOOO selling eur LETTER Boek- NJ prsss
/ brush " Eazsr used Sazpbe Beck werth $50
/ frss- send stamp for circular EXCELSIOR CO.
l II Tribune Building. GREASE
/ Hd : N | . Eghs so Chr01os given azay
with E1sIz GzzE1 1esiiHg HsaFers Peerless Au1sFf-
en- Fruit IL fest I8uys Lase Lucerne. Virgin Yesss.
kc Mounted guzir. Es- ehrumas. So ehruuos $50
/ = LATHAM Z CO. AS Washington Street, Bosaou-
4 GOOD FOR II Z n Il,
L Warts On Al whn purchase ticSE1s IN the Grand
z Extra Drawing M1uhtay- December 4. Is1s-
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
! Tins Institution regularly Incorporated y the
Legislature Il the SAFE h1r Educational purposes a
1865 With CaEs Of e. eco co Which { has since
aided reserve fund e c.ooo- It's Gr@nd singie
Number Drawings VII take Place m0GthlE- The
/ sezsGn q Is-s closes win the allowing scheme
Capital Prize. $4,000
Only 60 coo tickets a. SO each FrScssns n lrcpSrsicc-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

2-SS5 Prizes. amounting 20 S2GS- geo
Write s8r Circulars ssnS orders ts WILLIAMSON
& CO. 81 BruadEav. New York, CEAs- T HOW
Ard. View Orleans. IL
The First Regular Quarterly Dollar Draw
inz VIII zkz rlacs en- J1nzary 9. Is-T- Tickets g.
each- Capis1I Prize SL5.a0O-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

George 6OcdsnOw put his finger into
the heater q 4 threshing machine. last
thursday. He doesn't desire to repeat
the entertainment.
Considerable repairing and many in
Pr0vensnts are gong On about the vi
lage- l. D. Webster Is repairing bis
store building. D. z. Rice Is building
rooms for the Ere engine.
The shipments from this station. dur
ing last week. were Is follows car ot
starch. I car CT potatoes. cars Of lum-
Der. : bales Of hops. $4,000 pounds Of
butter and $4,000 pounds CT uercbau-
T..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-06

There VII De 4 social gathering and
lance as L E Fosters next Thursday
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

Gov. HAYES, in his letter Of acceptance,
says of the platform: 1.-THE resolutions are
in accordance with my views. and hearth
ly concur in the principles they announce u
Here is the last resolution of the platform:
Seventeenth; The national administra-
ton merits commentator for its honor
able work in the management of domestic
and foreign affairs, and President Grant
deserves the continued and hearty graft
tude of the American people for his pa
triotism and his eminent services in war
and in peace.
The man who thus deliberately takes
President Grants administration on his
back is lost, even if lesser man than
Samuel J. Tilden was running against
him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

WE have read Gov. Hayes letter OF &C
ceptance carefully. When we say that he
does not mention the word Reform once,
our readers will understand why itsrepuD-
LEGATION would not interest them. lie
promises no reform of the government nor
does he even seem to know that there mas
been any maladministration in the last
eight years; on the contrary,ihe holds out
the hope to the Grant officials that they
will be retained in Office as he is opposed to
rotation.
You wouldn't know from Hayes letter
that dollar had been stolen by the Repub-
licans since the war, or that Grant had or
dered troops into a State Legislature, or
that half of the Cabinet were being inves-
tigated for corruption. You would only
infer that the Constitution and laws are
set at defiance in the South. What weak
weak answer to the tempest the Republic
can corruption has raised among the peo-
pile!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14
MORE GOOD WORDS FOR THE
VINDICA TOR.

THE STAUNTON VINDICAToR.-We Oh :
serve from the last number of this excel
lent newspaper that one of its proprietors,
Mr. W. H. Fl. Lynn, has disposed of his
interest in it to our friend Capt. T. G. Nor
ton. To many in this locality the new pro-
'prietor is known personally and highly es-
teemed as clever and genial gentleman !;
to all of the readers of the "Enterprise" he
is known as an intelligent and racy writer.
having often correspondent with it over the
nom de plume of ''Botetourt." We have
long been convinced that Capt. Ms natur-
al tastes and talents would eventually lead
him into the journalistic profession. and
now, in bidding him welcome among the
fraternity, we congratulate him upon his
initiation under auspices so favorable to a
useful and profitable career. We predict
for the VINDICATOR, under its new man
agement, a still more enviable reputation
than Harry Tinsley has already given it,
which it so well deserves WythUille En-
terprise.
Our old friend Jour young and handsome
friend, rather) Capt. T. C. Morton has
purchased half interest in the stanton
VINDIcAToR, one of the most vigorous
and successful newspapers in the State
his predecessor, Mr.. w. H. HI. Lynn, to
remove from the live town of Staunton, to
engage in business elsewhere. The. Vim
DICTATOR has always been a most welcome
visitor to the 'Herald" sanctum, but now
it will possess for us additional interest.
Under the management of Messrs. Tinsley
and Morton 1T is destined to enjoy increas-
ed popularity incdstle Herald.
w. FL. II. Lynn has retired from the
Stanton WINpICAToR. his interest hay
ing been purchased by T. G. Morton, re-
Gently removed to that city from Rotetourt
county. Mr.. Lynn was a clever felloW-
we hate to part with him. Qharlestown
Free Press.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14
You farmers of Augusta! Next Nc

You farmers of Augusta! Next Mon.
day week, the oath inst, will be court day
and there is going to be rousing Tilden
and Hendricks meeting. Let every man
who can possibly come be here. Now,
just as we are going to march together to
another victory, the town Conservatives
want to see, face to face, the county Con-
servatives, who stood by them with such
true sympathy in their late fight here. Tie
town has already commenced it's organlza-
ton, and on that day 1.-THE 24th) the county
people will make up the general organiza-
ton, and about that the INDICATOR
wants to give little advice to them. The
NEEDLE much in politics; though when a
town government gets too bad to be en-
dured, We have to fight it right along,
but we do want to advise our county
friends in this campaign just to drop
all dead weight, and put live, work
ing men at the head of their organization.
James Bumgardner, jr., for instance, or
some man like him. Men with brains and
activity at the same time. Organize your
clubs in each village or neighborhood, and
put your most active local men at the head
of them. Keep your flags flying. When
you want speakers, call on your county
committee for them. They are yours, and
you shall have them, and they will not
come unwillingly-if they do, so much the
worse for them. No county in this State
can furnish finer list of speakers than
Augusta. Look at it! John Echols, A. B.
Cochran, James Bumgardner, jr., Meade
F. White, Absolom Koiner, Hugh W..
Shelley, s. Brown Allen, Marshall Hanger.
A. H. H. Stuart, Travers Phillips. Ed
Echols, VIVA. Stout, Of New Hope, Chas. S.
Roller, j. Fred. Effnger, III. M. Bell, j
M. Quarles, A. M. Fauntleroy, John How.
ard McCue, Col. III. J. Williams, of Green
vile, Charles Grattan, and others that we
cannot think of just now. We can't re-
member any county as well off in men who
are as fully informed on the questions of
the day, and as able to communicate thei1
information on the hustings.
Let there be a large meeting on the Oath
"a regular old time campaign meeting,
and let your families come to hear the
speaking. In old times the ladies always
added responsibility and interest to the
big political meetings. There is going to
be such a jolliication in Virginia before
the election day and after it, that we want
everybody to have hand in it.
Nh, S. V. Southall of Charlottesville,
one of our delegates from this district tai
the st. Louis. Convention will give an &C
count Of his stewardship on the oath.
which our people will like to hear.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

THE MOBBED CADET.-We stated few
days ago that cadet of the V. M. Inst.
tute was mobbed by his fellow cadets oil
suspicion Of q crime ard that the father OF
the boy accompanied by his son had gone
to Lexington to investigate the matter
The father demanded the most rigid inves-
tigation, both into the alleged crime and
the conduct of the cadets who assaulted
his SON A court OF inquiry was o.
dered st the instance of the boy and IS
father, and he was fully exhonerated from
all Stipulation and suspicion of wrong :.
Theassault On the cadet will be made 81
subject of investigation by the next Ora, d
fufy of Rockbridge. Thees facts are fully
E9uched for by a gentleman of high posi-
1on who was present at the examination
the principal witnesses in the court Of
Gquiry.