davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-16
DR. aANFORD'A
LIVER ,1NVIGORATOR.


These GUMS re-
move all morbid
or had matter
from tlae systena,
suPPlyfng Ia
their place n
healthy now or
billet tlsvigOrat..
ing the stomach,
causing food to-
digest well, PU.|
RlFYING THE
BLOOD, giving
tone and health
20 the whole MAJ
chtnery, relnOv.|
Ing the cause Of
the diseases, Eff.
feCtinK n radical
cure. A. n FAM-l
lily MEDICINE |
II Il uNEQUAL-|
ED, and is AL.I
WAYS SAFE.
, 1876-09-25
Gpnnicn.

2onbor II, %. Geptcm6er. Clint
Sepel9e Der Gsuter Selesrap0en CONF
po3nie aus Maorio ia9t in Intnor'
ouf cine 4nfraoe bes @iGiam 81
Sueeb: IS 1T jebt fct betimmt, BAT
er unb iein Gamerao, Sunt, auf Dem
Ser. Gtaotcn 9ampfer DSronflln" 81
@igo ein9el6ift, I'M nod ben Ser.
Gtooten bef0roert 81 meroen. Ser Se-
fehl Den Sueeo unO 9unt na3 Cuba 81
1snoen, 1T, infol9e zines Arrangements.
wel9es 5pilasn Der ipanii@en 9tc9ie=
rung lno oen bieliacn Ser. 5taalcr
@clonotcn, als es hefannt 9emoGt, BAT
ser u6ronflin" mad bouie beoroert lei,
bier setrofen muroe, Suriid9c5pgcn wor-
ben. Sci p6ranflin" perlicB 9elterr
Morgsn I'M 10 ubr @ibrolter, I'M nad)
@iso su ssben, no er einen Sag bIeiber
miro, I'M @efan9ene cin5ulNiicn.
, 1876-09-25
SGDcf t. 0ebrabcr,
(Gtabiirt 1867
Ap0tbefer It. Qrpguilten,

= ~"I Aos ~ ~~tht#AittS
9fidulonS, Sa.
GrlaAtGn ii9 ben 6rcuntsn urS tcm pu.
@ublifum in Aioemeinen tbr e,p6rs 4ager,
mel9ee Gus fpIaerpea GeGen teltebt, orsu-
bieteu: Grparn, Mlfbjsiue. Gbsm fallen, Ntps
rre pnp &pilet- MlttEsl, G0pdlnme, Aprfe,
NerfNmerisA. 6artlcTe, 1orte, Oe c, 6enter
9la8, Slit etc. &C. etnl&Its6li@ 9t0sa, mas
in einem suten Dsu9en- @rl9Gft sewHbnli9 81
bateu lit.
sic ftibycn 9leiGfaGtS cine arrBc Iuswabl
bidttI0er Drsparaiipuen els: @pre/s Oslattne,
gaier'8 Gocca, 9erl.@i iigf, &pun.S tGrfe.
SaiermseL Sasp, Gapioea, epnbenlilte @iiIG
etc. etc.
2auNreib'a adrnnttrter @nrtenIaomen, i've.
Sen Gin VOTES N1ortfmsnt fet5 DOrrdtbia III.
Gpneentrirte Uru6t- e0encen, 2lromatii,
rlr8a GIRAFFE Spn ieper Sprte, @ewiirSe sum
GtnmaGen.
8erner lfttfen Iie tie OH nerfIamfett auf t6re
Ielbitaematten greperatr, wel0e eiEe 20>iGbs
ri9e 9tpbe beItanpen Hnp fir wfIGs lie garan-
tiren tDaneH. mbe
, 1876-09-25

Nus olttm re GountD. 8or
eiri9en Sa9en lieb Srau OiIer, in Der
gtdbe bon SompOcn, 8oIt. Gountr,
wobnhaft, elmer 6reunoin, 6rou 9ono-
Zoe, einen gu5u9, in mcldem lie $1,000
in @reenbofs geloIlen bate. Grit me0s
rere Sage lpdter erinnerte tie liA oeien
uno ols lie BON ibrer 6reunoin 9o3 @clo
Suriid6aben ipoqte, erfldrle bieiclbe9&i0ts
oapOn 5u i%pilieu. Sic erlpirfte ii0 Oa
Der eirea 9aftbefebl uno al8 Die nit
Nusfiibruns betrauten golisiiten III oa5
9als BON 9Dno9De traten un0 Die Der
abfoIgun5 oes Gelbes uerlangtcn, erlpi=
oerte lie ebenfall5, DAP tie pom Dem @eIoe
Ni0ts pilie. Grit als tie 0robteh in
oieiem Safe iie rad Dem @%cfdn9niiie
fiibren Su mii1ien, riidte Ite 508crno nit
1920 beraus. Sran Oiler iiber8ab Den
belocn YoliSjlten, welGe Die Soafii5run8
ocs 9aItsbelebl iibtrnommen, lotpIe Dem
&i9ter Smith, Der oenlclben ous9cltcat,
je $25 ols Mnerfennung iiir iDre 9icn=
tie.
Sine d) reGlt d) Scnc. (3Iuel
Mtdmer f1Gel in eineu 8ru lltcn unc
finoen bert einen %quauDolcn 500. Shon
ieit cinigen {oqen lit eiuc Au3obl q bel.
ter in Dem butte. Dem 9auie SEQ. 364
@'aDltroBe. IN wcld)em eth 9'pilIcr . II
Wtld)uet clue girtblta t betricb, cfinO-
liden 9ofraam nit Dem @rabtn eiuc8
9 unnen8 beiddftigt, Geltern Miorqen
wurOe Die }lrbeit foetaeIeet unoAm. &ob
ler uno 6enrp &eoUitd), weld, NIT Dem
9lu8h0blen Oe8 Gbell8 oe8 8 oretch8 be-
i6 iftiqt marcr. ourd meld)eS 2(b3ug8-
r66ren seleitet fiao t men auf line lbIcde
Itdjt2Stlle un'8 2e5en. Ala Die erlpabH~
ten Nrbeiter in Der 9rube ltan0en ltiil5>
tie Die oiinac Gromano ELL mo begrub 'ies
le(ben Ii ter ) -pIrii nule II. III c5e man
ben llna iidlidleu 9ilfe Su lci}teu i'm
Stauoe mar, bate Iie cen WelIt anf9c5cz
ben. Wtann ucrlltutbct. boB oiclclben ii
Oen non utd)t Du''cuOctcn runuen, welr
der abcr lhon nit ei1cr lcnltIcbcnGn
tltat lGoiIer anQeiittlt lit Itrle nnO in
oieIcn ticfen 9fealoacn 10 pei StItluft
eth;uatanlen qeswml9cn luarer bal lie er-
ltiGten. llnqciabr cine balbe Stunnc,
1atOen iid) Die Stutaltrop3c creIgnct bot
te, aelal9 e8 Ben Ser9e ntcn %bllob.
ionic oeu l5olis fen WiIitcnOorf, She c.
II 3 Dutrow, 2eidcn oil lie Sbel hihe
II brln9en coroner Nalfer wur0e bcr-
bciaerufcn uno + eft eiHeu Suquclt oh.
Due @eldwo ernen qabcn, nad)otm III }
rere i3cuQcn pernonlmen iuu ell, eiuen ite
REQ open QSQbrIpru6 0b, Der 2cihuam
oe8Oe I'll yt.0uttd whrOe uodf ieluer2So6
nunq on 8 @Ge Der Central Apeuuc
u1o &aQcr uuo Ter oea0eJrn &oblen uad
oem 6auic GGt Der Wolfe uno S3ai ltr.
9ebradt.
Giner oef 6eloen Oe8 SrooflDncr
5tauOal5 ii leet 0rttnolid 6rooflpumii
DC @r + t tirslld iein rci3c1oc3 0dn8-
DIN in N,micnltruBe auf Orei 5able an
0rn, An9. Folt. elnen 2GaQitr. BANTER,
uermletbet ; oenn inn, Der Die ld0nltcu
Sabre Ietne8 2eben5 in SrooflDn su9es
b. ad)t. lit Die Staor ourd BEN Bee6cr.
5fauDal polfommen ucrleio,t wor0er.
, 1876-09-25
Surfei.

2onoon il, %. Sept. Cine 9cpIde
ors Mien meloet, 0ob Der Dittu
di,0e Gelanote in GpuitOntnopd
nit Der 9Iorte in Scsu9 ouf Nic 9eOu
gungen oes 6rieoens SmIIhcn Der Si :
lei uno M{pntenegro unterbAnrelt uuo
Die GrItcre III tepcsen, indie, Den Sal :
bon Spisa on rOs 8 bltIe objutc lcr
2~onoon %. Scplember. Gu
9epel9e aus SeleraO an bic n9ullp
Ncws" io9t: nSnfOl9e beg unwllens
bes Mlnileriums, Die gambling Der
9lrmee on5uerfenneN, iuoem oielelbe ben
6iirlten Wtilan sum &0nl9 modte, trot
beute Elm neues Miniittrium in &raft.
9ie 9epel6e Der uSimes" aus Scl=
grab la9t: n&eine meitere Na0riAten
in Se5u9 oni cine SerIdngernnB pes
@oHenltilltanoes."
2~onoon, %. Sept. Cine 9epe-
11e Don 9Sien an Die Zines" ettlart,
bab cine S9wieri9teit oaour6 e~ntitan
Ben, eaB Die Yforte, cbe iie cine 8erlaus
g,runB oes 8ofentilltanocs bswul,gl
bat, li0 bon Den Md0ten oeren Met
hung blnli9tlid Der 6rieotns=YorlAld-
sc erbeten. Sic Md9te oaycgen be.
barrten oaraui Die 8el4lieBung ocs
@ahenltialtanoes unobbdn9i9 BON otn
S%eoln9un9en Sl p%erIangen, lueIl, ou lie
bon anfan9e an oarauf betanoen, ooB
Gin @afenltlaltano unumgdn9Ii0 mOtb
wenois lei, le i~lberle9ten, ouB e5 na0
tbeili9 lein wiiroe, irseno elmer lleberclu.
furft in 8esu9 ojclcr S09e 81 erlanytu
Sic WiG6te betra4ten 81 iNtalls oltl
Steaung als elm 3u9eltdnenlB an 3tuB
Iano, neil es wdbreno Der 9anScn Ser
banoIun9 tets elnen nnbeoin9tm 48af
ietItilltanb %beIiirwortet bat.
0a Die 3eit, welAe fir Die @thIteaung
Der 6etnoleligteiten liA ibrem @no,
ndbert, miro oas Serlangcn Der Wtdts
mebr orineeno-eini9e DC lelben booeN
siemll6 OcutliA gu ertcuuen 9e9cOen, oOB
Die &e~rwei9auns zines W Ifcnlt lit IN
oes DOE Seiten Der PiOlte oos @lnltcl=
len i6rcs oiplOmatilA cn 8erte6,s 81
Sol9e baben wiirOe.
, 1876-09-25
Guropai[he NaGribten+

Siai|ersEauter,s. Der 9taOtratD bat,
90 IN lester 3eit oaS Iuffaufen ser BON
HnSwGrt5 clu9ebradten 2ebcnSmittel
Ourd) gambler arg ii6erbanOgenOmmen
5at unO Die Breiie Der 2e6en8Mtttel oas.
Olrd) auf cine unuatiirltbc 96be binauf'
IcIAraub1 wurOen, e8 fir %not5peuoig
:rQd]tat. sic northumberland
elucr 0leoi)ion 81 unter5icben. @S
puroe b,ihloHcn, oaB anf Dem Nfarft
Dor lieben llbr i'm Sommer, Dot s ubr
III &inter niAt5 pcrfauIt wcrocn bari;
itrncr wurOe belAlOncn, bcn %3wiI6ells
banO1 nit 2cben6mittcln, SeU unb
Stro0 ani Dem Morft 5u uerbieten. uno
ais 3wIIheubanoel lenc5 @elAGftS9c'
babren ertlart, wornab e%in5elue 0ano'
Ter icne @e9cnltanoe I'M StNot9ebiet ges
merbamdBtg ~auifaufcn uuO en- Ocmlelbtn
Gage aui Dem Wtarfte wieher uer>
t%auien.
SSar56nrg. Die fribere 9eIteerin
0e0 gteligen uSOtel oe5 BrinceS", 6rau
0trcftor &0ppen, Die 0cm 9~ar6burger
AftenDotel portland, war am IA. I'M
Die WfItt0g85eit nit nod icd)8 anoeren
Ycrionen in Der &ade beINaIti9t, nm
Oo5 @cwi@t zines NIT Netber gefaQten
@,a5bauOn5 fetSuteucn; plOeliA be<
mtrtte iie, oub Der 8aQon lib bepegc
uuO iait in oemIclben Au9elblide cra
iol9te ldon Die &Gplolion. Die lieben
anpelenoen YerIouen wurben fOIt bis
an Die Defe 9eworfen, 6rau DIRECTOR
&oppen uuo 3Uei 9aa8olener wurotn
iAredIid ucrbrannt aus oer un9luGS'
ltGtte berpor9e3Ogeu, Srau &6ppen
ano Die QauSOiener &onraO uuO Nlbredt
finO bercit5 tbren Wunoen e%rle9en, Die
Oicr anOelv~ Berlunen lie9en cbeniaQ5
f1luer erfyanft barnieoer. Oie Gers
pirruns, Die Ourh Die @rploltou in benz
Sotel entltans, NO gcraOe 9eipeilt wurbe,
mar cine grcnsenloie. Sine Gngldns
BERN lpran9 aus Dem Senlter Oes Speia
ielaaleS uuo uerleete it9 bierSur@ ers
bebli@ am 6nB. Die Sniaden bes
Sotels perlieBen in ibrsr Auslt fat
ldmmtlib oas Sotel, 10 6aB 6aHclbe
na4 w~eni9en Stauoen p0Qis tesr mar.
Sfra66nrg. CUR @ermanllation 6ss
ueucn Nei98lanoeS beri1tct man Der
n9oiI. .3ts.": .gefanntliA wurOG felt
einiger .3eIt ~oieicni9en elIaB : %lOtbringi'
i9en @Itcrn, welde ibre &InOer III
&Antrcih eraleben laiieu. our6 Diilcielle
, 1876-09-25
Gtrgtnia Staat8<Wa3erIe
taelte bsrsusseseben son
9obn q, peiH.
80. s 3wnlite Straees
y}th 10, V a.
subscripticrs . Nretfes

s.hr Sc 90
.4s Toor3te So 80
Dret 8pnate F.. %i 0o
Qreiic Oer Wnisigen:
&an Sauare, stn Wat o. %
Gin Squdrs, 'met Vial *
tS;ann Sqma wv s s;ns gRnhe 800
S III Sa aaars siinsn SpSrtot 700
Gin sanere, bret Monate LOU
drvF,re @n,stoen nerrsu trt8er bert6nrt.
Ndt pter penieer Bel rbiIben etneh Sqaare.
Nae @~nse!sen fnb int gesaus Ut 3ab(en.
Die 3ettunl Nib TN Ni1 mont Sub Tim.
ssaenp BON Ben 3rGsern fir IS gents per
g5phe duSeetraaeii.
, 1876-09-25
9uldnoi(be Drpf(1ru.

Baltimore, %. september, -
&oIeoole & Co.'s M0bel,9aoen 80.
81 Sreoerid SiraBe, uno SroIius &
Co.'s Mooewaaren.2aoen, Go. 3l5
Baltimore StroBe, wurOcn lcbte No9t
bur@ 6euer S%erItDrt,
Srolius bate Elm uoles 2a9cr bon
Serbf- Waaren, peIAes total pcrloren
a'ben piro. Seine &c gmorp, ZEN 9rob"
0las=9dnoIer, puroen beOsuteuo 6eI@d
ai9t.
, 1876-09-25
Vreiic ber Museigcn:
Neuete telesr. pspe(1fn.
GngfanD.

2onoo II, %. Septcmber. 9oftor
2obcod, mslder mebrcre meoi6inilde
ggcrfe qei6rieben uno @r5t Der aDnl9in
tpar, lit oe1torben.
, 1876-09-25
Dic T0bkurI

1T belirtntt, bas gauge btsbertgc @eitperIabreit trt5
suitobeu. 0ie Sur mtro bur9 oos Iogenannte
2pbta0 itno bllrb Gtrnebmen poit Spbpnleet
bemtrtt @te 9ob9doer 5etgen on, no bic &%rant9ett
tbrett Stb bat, ~ ttef Ie lte9t, uno St 9let9er
3ctt setgen fe bic 2ebenSfrait beS MenI6en an.
EouIGnbe itnb in Sen lester slpet Sabren tn Der
@uoes2lnitott, "a Stanton Ctr, gtem 0orf, 9ebetlt
morben. HITTER Den @eBetlten %beiinben it9 ptele
@erSte hno 9(pot9efer. Ole 9obbaoer uuterIbetreu
iib Don auDerelt 8Goern oaonr9, bub tie btrett auI
bic &ranfbett %etrwtrfet, tno ben eranten Stoit ents
fernen, In me(9er 6orm ct aud gum 8or1bein
fomme. sic Iino eiu @erbrennun9Sz poer AuSi9ets
bunosz9roceb oer SrautbettSltoIe. Sober Sronfe
pir6 BET Der Anwenonns bieler Sur i~osuiogen iein
et9ener Ir6t. gse9n Semano onrb btele Sdoer 9ss
betlt tit, 10 tit er wtrfltb utb rabttal 9ebetlt, wabe
renb nab ber bisbert9en 9eilntetbobe bic Wettte(
8eln6bnli6 eeid3rltder iino als BITE &rant9ettielbit,
.nb lt9 otters ~ 90n3es Seer Iecnrodrer StanfS
'Sbgiei9 bic goy6aSer ale arontbeitett, tnfntr(i9
nnb duberti3, %turtren, 10 ino bod bic 8irfnnQen
BET ~fol9enben &ranf6eiten, b%eIonoerS pent Ie i'd
nod in acutem 3 uitanbe %befnoen, 9anS auberorpents
It'd; Sieber, ietbit Mernens unS SpPhSsttsber,
werben Iebr i9neQ, 9emDbrlt3 nit 1-3 Sabern,
furtrt. $alss nn6 Observation-Disclosures ptro,
beIonperS BET lunaet 9entert II. i'm erlteit Staotutl,
9erpSbnltb let9t furirt. @aherimdlf, WDens
cbemIo Student unb Sbrenfrantbetten, iopie Que
SnpbilitiId)e 6rantbeiten IN ieoern @raoe. gel
duberen &rantbettet, S~tatotpttteet, Wss
tdiuiret, e eropbeih &C; tt PIE @trtnn9 etne
pI6b(tde II. ft6tbare. Sour etn Bah tit btnrei9eno,
i'm SeSen pom Der g%atrtnns at iiber3en9en. @faz
oettfrebS unS bic Iogeuannte &attts ooer
!Smferrnbr (eine bis iest unbettbare &runt9eil
iSSurben sebei(t. Set lestcrer srdntheit 9eben rs
Qrosent 6eS 3uGertOies NIT leOem SaOe Sar4 ben
urtn ab.
Oie 8oGes unb ginnebmes9utuer wtrben mad
iebem 9(ob I'M 9Gnbe %perlanot, Der NreiS bes
&~aoesNutpers lit So, per oes @inne0me : pnlpers
81. Mton laIie i'd cine Stoibitre iiber bic GobtHs
III en9lti3er oper oeuti9er Spra3e I3tfen.
FIR. Rauchfuss, v
"a Stouton ctr. (Box 1901
Mew Qort,I
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-04
Consistency.

A notable feature about the positions asstrncd
by the indicator in reference to the Mayor and
CITY Council, is their conflict with Themselves
1t arragns the council for giving to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company the gtouhls
for the workshops, without providing for re-
version of property, provided the shops were
| not erected in certain length of time. We
| showed that the determination Of the council
was governed by Instructions from the people.
That while the council was insisting on condi-
tons that would protect the city against cons
| tingencies such as arose, the people, In pnblic
| meeting, demanded that the proposition Of the
Railroad Company be accepted just ~ It was
| written. With the exception of Messrs. Bickle
| and Evans, we believe, the council yielded to
the demands Of the people. They insisted ups
on the conditions, and being informed by Col.
Baldwin, who represented the road, that there
would be no modification OF the proposition,
they still opposed it. What the indicator
| contends should have been done, was the point
made by the gentlemen it assails, at the time
the TRANSACTION occurred, and because this con-
dition was not recognized they opposed
the donation, Notwithstanding the action Of
the people.
Now, after it is found that Mr.. Bckle did,
not approve the gift to the company, but pro-
tested to the last, in the face Of the public
meeting, the Vindicator again arraigns him be-
cause he did not obey instructions in a matter
which that same paper assumes was wrong at
the time!
And yet it declares that it is governed by no
selfish or personal motive in the warfare it has
made and Is still making upon the city govcrn-
ment 1t assumes thing to be right, and then
assaults gentlemen because they did not do this
right thing. 1t finds out that they did this
right thing. and assaults them because they
did do it And yet there is no personal feeling
in this twisting in and out, and striking ut a
particular object, whether that object is right
or wrong 1t is very clear it is not the city's -
terest that is governing in this warfare upon
the city government. The qualification of per-
sonal spites and dslikes has more to do with
it than anything else, and the people under-
stand it in that way.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-04
Middle River.
Editors Valley Virsinian ::

Editors Valley Virgiaian :
viii you please insert this communication
in yorir valuable paper. AT the March term Of
the County Court. there was notice by th,
Overseers of the Road leading from Middle
River towards Stannton, for an appropriation
to build foot bridge across Middle River SOUTH
of Spring Hill. and plan was suggested for II
wire bridge; but the Court decided that it
cost too much, and told the Surveyor to get uIs
some other plan by the next term. This was
DONE pretty much on the same as the other
plan but less costly. The Court, however, re-
fused to make the appropriation.
Now. want to know if this is fair play.
Who work the roads? Those who have nor
horses or wagons to cross the river. They a..
the men who have to dance to the tune wlletii-
er the music suits them or not, when tIe
Overscer plays. The people who live the
south side of the river wishing to 30 to Spring
Hill to preaching, will have to ua,le the river
or stay on the south side where there are nH
churches nearer than Stanton. Is there any
justice in particularly to that class
| of persons who have to work the public high
| ways for the benefit of Those more richly IA
| voretl, who ride in fine carriages and buggieS.
| and do not pay any road tax, or work the
Roads?
| If we do not get foot crossing at those pfae.S
where the public roads cross the river, you will
get no more work out OF those who have lrN
| way of crossing the river except by foot, and
the officers will have a lively time trying to-
collect the fines. /, for one. will not submit to
such treatment. / have always submitted to
all laws but the time has come for the hbor-
ing man to protect himself from all such wrongs.
Look at tho picture on the other hand. Some
years ago, several gentlemen We're engaged ia
in the whisky business up the river, and took
it into their heads to have bridge britt across
the river at that point. They made application
to the Court for AN appropriation. and What
was the result? They got it Aud, at anotll-
er time. something was done to make Il road to-
the Fair Grounds, etc.
Now if the Court will grant us abotit scven--
ty-tive dollars we will pnt up crossing that.
will last for years, and save the people frola.
the necessity and exposure of wading the riv--
or when they want to 60 to church. or for their
mail. as the postofice in Spring Hill is the
ly one where the people South of the river ,est
their mail. think if those persons who have
horses to cross the river had been left ont Of
the question, and the necessity for foot cross
ing been consulted at the point named, an APP
preparation would have been made.
hope the suit may be reversed, and the peos-
pie who are compelled under the law to work
the roads for the benefit of those who are better
off in this worlds goods, will at least be pro-
yided with way to go 10 church on Sunday
afoot, after they have smootled the roads foE
the carriages and buggicS of their neighbors.
ONE WHO ALWAYS WORKED THE ROAD
WHEN CALLED UPON, AND TRAVELLED
A-FUOT.BACK
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-04

A WONDERFUL Eao.-A correspondent as
Sangersville sends us the following egy storyS
which we recommend be heavily sailed before
swallowed, not that we haven't confidence u
the correspondent hiruself, but then we tlon'e
know to what extent the temperance fever
prevails in that community. The following is
the plain, unvarDislled tile:
While a meeting was being held in the
Methodist church in Mt. Scion, u Young man
employed by Major McCue. who lives in the
neighborhood. became interested, prefcssetf
religion and Joined the church. The follow.
ing morning upon his bringing some eggs n-
to the house from the barn. one Of the eggs
was noticed to have letters OF it, and nlmly
close examination the following line was plain
ly deciphered !: ''Nlck watch the Devil, and
go to church, 1867
This young boy is between IA and l6 years
of age. His father, think. has been dead for
some time, and his mother is living in Ic,l-,
ncssee. He beeamsxttaeled to Major McC ue's
family, and would not leave them. Iii, name
is Nicholas Dollard. The letters on tile egg.
so far as esssld see, were Of thesaIne color of
the egg. and che egg itsei the Usual color.
Tie Dung man deserves y great deal oI cre.l-.
it, and may slse Lord help him to hold out to-
the last hours i2S-' =" w '''''. CNUS.
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STANTON VIRGINIA. THURSDAY MAY L. 1876

prisonment there, commencing in July 1868
and continuing until October 1864, when he
was exchanged.
In October 1871, when the Synod met in
Lynehburg he was elected Moderator, over one
of the most popular ministers in the body, and
discharged the duties pertaining to the posi-
ton with great dignity and ability. His
Opening Sermon" the following year in Balti-
more. is spoken Of In the highest terms. Long
may he continue in the good work.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-04

The Vindicator makes a great ado about the
meeting in the Court House last Saturday
week. The fact is, the meeting did not assem-
BILE in response to any sympathy with prl
mary election At least one-half of the voters
present indicated their opposition to primary
either by voting in the manner Indicated by
the chairman, against it, or not voting at all
Some of those who went out of the primary
election door, are against tlrat policy. and four
out of the ten members appointed to serve on
the Central Committee, have refused to serve.
The people have no idea OF being driven into
any ssplan'' Or arrangement that will deprive
them of their free and uncmbarrassed judg-
ment in the selection of city officers, an9 the
result of the election will show that the few
gentlemen who have undertaken to inaugl'rate
a System of petty despotism over the masses
have job most too big for their capacity.
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+ Dr. James Barbour Newman, Of Richmond, \
500 Of J., B. Newman,. ESQ.,, OF Oransc, has.
received tlleappofntmentof Assistant si,fsco,l,
U. S. Army. an.l has gone TO st. pslul, Mime.
seta, for dutys -, =. = $500.
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The Fredericksburg News says $, ssCaroline
county complains of ram viii, is ,l.sa.lring
all the chickens within reach. That's noshiuy:
| Mr.. b. Rowe has a colt which eats Il tlAxciis
spring chickens for brcakfaasl every morning:
feathers and ALPS N'+t =: a5's<s ~ $50 -
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SuIcIDE.-Col. J. NJ. Waller, a prominent
citizen of Spottsylvania county. man noted
for hospitality and all the kindly virtues, com
rnitted suicide by shooting himself wish 3 gun
on last Thursday week. ~ a.s}s,s ',f.? u =
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VOL. XII.
Railroads..

( uTAsHINGToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Douht. nailv Trains between Baltimore and the
1outh and Southwest. 80
commencing Sunday Gas p. M, Feb 18th Passen-
.~er Trains Will as follows:
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w Nc dersigned formerly of Churchville, has open
ed a Wagon Making and Blacksmithing establish,
1nent, New Courthouse street stanton Va, next
door to the Carriage Factory OF Captain waters
he is prepared execute all work in his line out of
sreod material in the best manner and at low gureS
Repairing promptly done and all work warranted
also manufacture Fesieg's patent Lifting Jack.
tho greatest thing out and indispensable to farmers
generally Call and see it,
eb IS.H sAMES NJ LlChLlIEh
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Col, j. T. Campbell died OH Sunday the 10th
at his home III Abingdon.
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Hotels.
fNHE SPOTTSWO HOTEL.
i HarrisOnburg. Va.
r. r LICK Proprietor


The new Hotel, THE SpooTswooD, under my pro
prietorship, is open and ready to receive Vst-
ors snd guests The establishment has been rent
ed the cellar to the roof, and is in complete or
tie ffom ,emphaticaily new house, and IL Is de-
dernlnen to make it stand as one OF the very pest
kept hotels in the State. The proprietor has mad
very enlarged experience for Is years as hotel ana
springs proprietor, having kept the OLD Gol4mnla 5
hotel, and the new Spotswood Hotel at Rlohmond'
destroyed by fire in December, lS70l and the Jor-
dan UNI Springs in Rockbridge. He IS quite sure
he may claim, here in the Valley OF Virginia TO De
able to keep hotel He therefore invites the PEG,
pie of Rockingham and the adjoining counties ana
the travelling public generally to call at the Spotts-
wood and see whether he does not well understand
the business of his life
It is scarcely necessary to say that the Table the
Pariors and the Chambers will always be found
agreeable. ,
people of the Valley will cordially sustain this eff
fort to establish frst-class Hotel, such as the
Spottswood shall be, In Harrisonburg,
My Omnibus will always be ready to convey pas
sengers to and from the Spotswood.
c. B. LUCK,
novl2 Proprietor of Spottswood.
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w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY,
STAUNTON, VA.
Will practice in all the Courts OF Augusta and Cir
cult Courts of the adjoining counties.
Prompt attention given to collecting claims
sept lily Office with II. B. Michle