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10 cCdu ShSSN-
NJ. B. Lockett to p. j. Willis i Bro,
$500; lot 20, block 10, SUBDIVISION 5, 1-2
outlot /, division O.
John Rosengreen to John I. J. Walker,
5000. mart OF lots IL and IL, block 80, go
by So feet.
$500. mart of lots IL and II, block 30, 90 by
80 feet. o,oo
John NJ. Swisher to Alex Hamilton, SSOo :
lots 5 and 9, block 1863.
VIM. Gardner TO }. L. DOxey, 500 : lots
o. %, % and 2S, subdivision OF oatiot .,
division ID. ,.oo -
s. block %, division ID. 100 -.
L. Horst TO Edwin Hobby, Sl6oO; iots
10. Il and is, in block % l.e, division u.
Thomas ID. Wooteu to Eden c. McDon-
aid, $1,000; 100 feet, east end oil lot y
block lii.
Young Meu's Real Estate aud Building
Association TO G. b. Z,mpelmsn, Sis' ooo
"a feet of Of east ends of lots 10. IL and u,
block 60.
VIM. smith and wife to Watson & Burch,
$500; lots and 5, block 20, outlot ss,
division o.
| John G. Tarleton and wife. to E. II:
Tucker. 800; Z acres, part of the Arnold
survey. c,.,-
Sss5; lot Z, block %, Manor.
WIN. b. Turner TO n. e, spindle. S.oVi
3 acres. part OF the Del Vale grant, neal
/ stones ferry. 60 -,
Of gift; 4s acres, part o. she "A''-e'
| tract. n Miller
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THE Low OF Music THE SUPREME Pas

THE LOVE OF Music THE SUPREME fAs-
SION or AUSTIN. In almost every residence
: in Austin. whether occupied by the rich OF
moor. there is piano. There is music in
,.ushe air we breathe, and love for delicious
pdy in the brightness of the stars that
8 together and look down more lovingly
the verdure-clAd plains and cedar and
ve.oak crowned hills and mountains
,b,u. Austin than upon any other spot.
The very birds are inspired that sing in
i avery tree and rosebush, and even men in
a Austin. influenced, perhaps, by climatic
facts and by beautiful scenery that ad-
d,ssses itself to taste and fancy, are de-
voted to music. Last evening the "rl'e'
stood beneath q window white pretty
g;rl. with exquisite pathos and INFINITE
skill sang the verse;
The summer has sank 20 rest
ta,h,nd M crims n-shsoudea we.
Don''s And closed The gatss OF day.
The summer mo- n is sailing sor
T,hronrh lake Of blue and riits OF sno~'
49, soft the GUNNER roses glow
Beneath her silver ray.
Ana strangely enough when there was
..;,,n.ss and silence within hooking Dlru
- tree top hard -by chanted a refrain ana
sam, as il maddened with delight. liners
= music in the laughter of pretty girls IN
An.s;n. in soft, sweet voices of charming
-omep who occupy places in chAnce'a o
orr churches; tho birds sing more fap'u''
ouslv here in wild freedom than sls ss,nrs
~: oe. IA south; and there Is music 10 nA1ass
~ .ss and the lore Of music invades ever
household.
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NOrIcE-

Sealed proposals VIII Be received a the once o.
Secretary Of unt 81 O'Clock ~ Of Saturday.
the tbFtleth day Of September, A. ID. 1876 - which
time place the bids will be opened and cnnffact
awarded for furnishing fuel 70 lows For kns es
ernOr's OH e Is sds Of hard oak wood. cords u
dry cedar wood for the Attorney fcaekAfs on ., 10
eras of bard oak wood. cords dry cedar Hoed; for
Treasurer and omproirrr ofieea, Jointly, - cords
Of hard oak wood, IS osda 81 cedar Nss1d. the
wood the CvnDtEoIeTjs once 70 D. e1t o. nesrd
IN isnsfh exceeding feet for the enera Lad
Oac~. - cords II had No0e, cords Of dry cedar
wood; AdiEtsHt Gerersis ofnee. - cords hsc soooi
ftase Dfpssfnanf, 9eoTds hard oak wood. efes cry
cedar Tood Az wood 20 De nnd. " rood qnsli ,,
and 20 he delivered during the mOEth o. Drtopars
1916 and the ofee d each dep1rmest for Stlcn
II IL 20 be ia ise - each plsce - the he.1 - seld
q. parnl may de-gnate The q must ,. 70 ltI-
nj n tn whole amount o. said wot AID inlf - ~
0w the following rafes Fofdfy cedar wee5, ~ afl
"a and tea oenft. for DRY ok and phaF tn,as -
ucod exc ~ cedar. I've dailEfa ald ten eeniE pr
cord > he proposals must be altd e9d Addftn~ -
the 6errefArT Of ard enooffc4 fof otAe 20
fuea Enc6 hid Hansi b scoomfenicc ~ knsteni .
sIersed ~ Il T. Al IeEponsl3r fiella Raaanite
~ IA 4 a. ccni. 81 b sHsrded tbs sid blc1sr
that De- % IhsF VII into coltrAet lna Etu goa
erd - aIr4eaf- bonf 70 carry cot tAe Ea1ne
Al " DnDEhHf. seerefnsy q 1ta1e
Ansfln. Texas, August - lhe
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DYSPEPSIA are particularly
subject TO this disease and It's effects; such
as sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiveness, heart burn, water brash,
coming up of the food, coated tongue, disa-
agreeable taste IN the mouth, palpitation of
the heart and all diseases of the stomach and
liver. Two doses OF Green's August Flower
will relieve you at once, and there positively
is not case in the United States it will not
cure II you doubt this go to your drug
gist, Morley Bros. and get sample bottle
for ten cents and try it. Regular size
seventy five cents.
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"DoS'T You SEE !''-n you d0nlt see. it
is mainly your own fault, because by pro-
curing pair of the Justly celebrated Dia-
mund Spec acles you can so improve failing
eyesight, as TO see clearly thenceforth.
Every pair has the trade mark of a small
diamond. For sale in Austin by A. Balm.
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ST LOUISLAW SCHOOL

(Isw Department Of Washington Uniyef-it!l :.
The regnaar snnual tern Of ths LaW School VII
ouen % WEDNESDAY. OCTubEn II, 1eN- Fnll
coarse tNo terms, six Donfhs each studrufs "a.
caIsna On o. Before Oeto e. 20 III sio1s 80 per
ERA hcludirf nee Of Library. For RtFteniArs a
Il dress e. n STEWART. Dean u iAw Fac ~, 1ys n.
Thisd 81 81. I0nis, No. su1ssnns ias Aihn1'a
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Mas SARAH II. BROWN, mother Of Frank
Brown, died early Sunday morning and
was buried that evening. She was one
OF the oldest residents in the city. and
died at the age Of six y-eight, after pro-
tracted and painful illness. Her good
qualities were many, and she has always
attracted TO her large circle of warm
friends. Among our old citizens especially
Mrs. Brown will long be remembered.
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HoLLINs INSTITUTE,
BOTET0URT SPRINGS, yEsGISIa.
The Thirty-fourth Annual Session will open on ths
Fifteenth Of September.

The Faculty IL composed Of nfteen geutlefnen aaa
laaies besides other officers. Charge for tniticn N
al iItrrnrY stadf ifk board. 3xz5. Pupils are ~
eefred for single scr the entire eEod o.
sclalnsffe training Tie Location enjoys ths aoye-
climate Deput, salem, A.. " o. and o. Ks
Pcs once Bots1ouTt Springs, virginia
Rsfer 70 Dr J. Is. Shepherd, Ma II. Anderson
a III Ncf;ffl Eco Of Austin; Gen T. 3 HoHnre and
Col n VI n Daian Houston; Gen 7. ~ Wau l Dr..
= r sndaI Col W l. h0ody and Col J. y. klndfeds
= G-lre-ssn ChAS L. COOKE, Supt
y tyzodsNAN1H
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TAKEN UP,

By the undersi ned C"un'y Commissioner 70
Travis county, Texas the following described es-
trays:
One bay horse, years old; branded t on the left
sh .ulder
One brown horse, years DID, Is hands high; brand
ed with staff crooked top the left shoulder.
One bay hOr e, rtr ak in the face; abBut years
old; branded with bar above and und rneath) on
the left shoulder.
One bay horse. star In the farehe=d years old;
branded - ID on tn left shoulder.
One sorrel mqre, about 10 years cd; branded with
hat het (aud Is underneath) the left an, udsr.
One sorrel mare, Year, old; hr nded two bSlf cir
cl"s with bar be ween) on the left thigh.
One sorrel hly, y. old; unbranded.
one sorrei colt, years old; unbranded.
One blue roam mar years old; unbranded.
One roam horse 1355 hands high; branded II.
One sorrei mare. branded AT tconn CITE }.
one Bay i4 aF aS Il e kfsrS. f Az leon-
ted and counter branded ON the left shoulder.
ode ba, horse years old; branded q on the
ri hit sho lder and o UR the left thigh
The above estrays all running IN said county.
and il not taken away in The time presr ibed by law
they will be dealt with the lsw directs
' TIIOs ANDERSON
Com nissioner for Travis county, Texas.
Attest: FRAME BROwS, Clerk
BY ". =. DUSs, Deputy auz4wSt
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White souls" are fit for Heaven,
But for this earth beneath,
Among the sweetest things
Are sweet and pearl-white teeth.
BY using SozoDoST you're sure
To keep your teeth white, sweet and pure.
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n you want TO buy house and lot. building lots,
you can find them by calling on
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farm OF so acres, north OF AIstin about three and
half miles, 40 acres for cul iTation 10 acres IN pas.
ture. and wood. with improvements. near church
and school house, in good nelghhorhood.
Call on NJ. ID. SWEENEY.
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| oST-

Uncondiisonal headlight certificate No -. for GO
aeres iszlsl TO CleIue Hlndz BY Land Board Of con
zsirs county; h-adrlght certificate No. 90 Tor one a
Dor iszeed 20 Thonaas E4bbY, IN Coiorado county
headrght or i1cnfe No iOa for Labor, fse1eo q
John a. Ashby b Lad Bea Of Goax4les county
heanrf hf tfx4fhcsfe Ne s. for one lahnr issued =
EiizabesA Hair. IN Tefngio counzy- L. MOI bard O
nsnlnefy DAYS app es1ion win be made % proper On
W.AH.kT a. MILLER.
ansust Agents Tor ounsFs.
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road containing % acres with improvements near u
church and school house; and water the
place. Apply TO N. b. SWEENEY.
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II you want farms improved and unimproved. land
as good as any In the state, you had better call on
NJ. b. SWEENEY.
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NOR SALE.

valuable farm OF I01 In Williamson county,
adjoining the corpo ate limitE Of Georgetown 81
acres in eultiyat n, with improvem-nts the south
eide OF ian Gabriel ryer. oppofe the Fair grounds;
high and healhy. having a hne view Of the country
for miles around; fine iocation neEy 10 college aud
Female academy; no better In the STATE the probes
sors OF which wonld be homo any institution Of
learning Living IL cheap; the country beentifal and
healthy. will sell this place for the low price Vt
$500 each. You call on Mr.. j. N. Price. 81
GeorgetowB, who vii take great pleasure In showing
the property or Communicate with me by letter OF
4aisE HEiAe- -I4Gls Saxfac n r. SKEkNEf.
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TAB Of land In BastrOp county, and q half
mites from the Central Railroad with all the improve
ments, near between McDade and Elgin. good
chance for q bargain. Terms easy. Call on n, b.
SWEENEY, IT'S Congress Avenue
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70 OF land in Travis county ih-sefonrtns OF
mile from Mount Bonuali. ak acres IN cuitiveuons
good house splenSsG Spring and abundance OF inc
6u ldnp rock aud timber. bargain can be bad by
applying to NJ D. SWhhNhl.
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To New Orleans, New York
and Indiuno1n.
To Now or1O0n0,
Via Iusfde Route. BFasheaF and Nor
gnnss Loufsfaaa and Texas Railroad.
TIE steamers o. this line are ali first eiAss iron
steamshfus haiit expressly fer the trade
SteA1aers leave Galveston for Eew orleans dAil,
connecting Via NeN Orleans with al railroads
Leave Galveston for Indiznola every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. conRecting with the GaiYes
ton West Texas and Pacific Railroad for the interior
pQnta-
steamers lexve Brashear for New York every We'd
( ue.slAy, carrying freight Only.
Passage ricke{s and Er rFA bills lndfng gwen 70 Al
| pringipsl poizts and - rhe lowest r1les-
CaA1. FDWLER, Agent,
Central wharf, Gaivcetc1-
TseE<t ssrs~s fis Tr~rnut @'---s sn7S d&uf
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The Supreme Court room is left in soil
tude. and its presiding genius is embodied
IN the memories aud portrait of Judge
Hemphill. Other likenesses of other pa
triots and jurists should adorn the walls of
the apartment. In fact, every possible
benefcent moral influence should be made
operative upon lawyers, and there is none
more potent than that welded by honor
bestowed upon the iliustrIous dead.
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II you want to rent good house, call on
NJ. b. SWEENEY.
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1884 acres with all the improvements. two milcs
from Elgn on the Central Railroad Bastrop coun-
ty Call and get u bargain.
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HOR SALE.

II you want your property rented. call on
NJ. b. SWEENEY
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1476 acres 800 acres farming land. with improve
ments plenty OF wood and water, fine PASTURE twen-
ty-nve miles west from Austin. in Travis county
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1900; so acres, part of the Bissell league
E. K. Orkney TO Houston YOakum,
$1,000; 90 acres, northeast corner OF the
Nuckols tract.
F. w. Chandler to John Med )nald,
$500; lot II, subdivision of SIC acres,
part of the spear league.
c. E. Anderson and wife to W. B. p.
Gaines, $1455; AZ so 100 acres, part of the
Goodrich tract and part of the Decker
league.
C. E Anderson and wife to w. B. P.
Gaines, S1425; lot l, 2, 8, 4, 5 and 8, in
Evergreen Heights.
A. E. Townes to A. FILLER, $500; 80 8 4
acres. part of Sparks's league.
Bic'or Pisairs and wife to J. D. Schnei-
der, sl20; 80 acres, part of Navarro grant.
n. G. Shelley to Richard Gildsrt, 1925;
12 acres, part of Fl. P Hills league.
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/ now offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm in the State OF Texas, with all the improve
ments with every convenience attached the place,
except the present growing crops, within three miles
Of the city OF Austin north eide Of the Colorado
For further information and DESCRIPTION OF the prop
erty, call on b. SWEENEY, No. T15 Congress
AvennG, opposite Avenue Hotel.
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RISeovE GA, April 70 1873
". A. Th6dj0rd & Co.. Chattanooga Tenn.
] certify that | have known and used SIMMONS
LIVER MEDICINE, prepared by DR.. A. q, Simmons
for twenty six years and withaut hesancy
the very best specific for Liv,r Complaint It's use
l believe, ssved my life; and from my knowledge o
It's in Georgia, it has produced more permanent
in liver diseases than all others hined
1t IL the best family medicine in the States-n the
world. ARTHUR /. LEFT,
Minister OF the NJ. z Church South, and Grand s
Ward II OF Grand Lodge, Ga.
aueS1dsun tues fri w6m
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an-os land. with stock and improvements, IN
Guadalupe county, six miles from KIutHuury railroad
station, near TO church and school house; Ane for
stock
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TOR SALE.

A farm. nine and half miles from Austin, on
Onion creek and the san Antonio road: i50 acres
ineosed and In cultivation, with all the improvements;
abundance Of timber and water
Apply 20 NJ b. SWEENEY.
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farm OF 2s5 acres, with all the improvements,
in Hays county one mile east OF the Blanco river.
This place Is well ncosed with stone and cedar fence
frame dwelling house, with outhouses and cstern;
plenty OF timber and fine pasture 300 acres divides
into two pastures; nice young orchard, aud aes~s-
did range for Sheep. Call ON n. b. SWEENnt.
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to be IN San Antonio humbugging and
swindling the people there, and it is
talked about that he has been sent for and
will be brought back and tried for his crimes
here. But it is surmised that he will not
be brought back to Austin. There is some
thing strange about his escape which calls
for investigation. Belle Allen, who lost
the bracelet, says she was offered fifteen
dollars not to appear against him. She
should be called upon to tell who made the
offer, and all she knows about the matter.
Jerry Brown should also be given an OPP
portunity to throw a little light on the
subject.
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rran.fers OF Real Estate

Reported from the real estate and alb
stract of title office of E. w. Stands & Co.,
1l9 Pecan street:
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NORTHERN ElcVInn
81 CENTRAL mcAIUU.

Furihtr particulars furnished upon application to
SAN T. SCOTS Stage once, austin Ie1ss r.,
hon. LOUIS Cards, e Paso, Texas.
Any local agent on the lines - n
Sec Texas and Cal Stage Com. Washington D. z.
Treas Texas and Cal stage Com, LttiS focA' Ar
ieQD&W
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LNoB SALE.

nice little farm OF ter acres, northeast, within
miles OF AUSTIN on The Manor road with all the Inn
proyementa. Wood and water; near 20 church snd
school hOuse, and good neighborhood. This place 10
known AZ Wilson'S tannery. VIII sell the property
for si2o0. TiIle perfect. AFps- TO
ang6 NJ &W 3kSE1.
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EoR sALE.

FHoR sALk.
1870 acres OF land IN Lleno county near Lane town.
for one dollar per acre. Tile perfect. gsll Oh
augs N. B. SWkkNkI-
= Emu &c. 10 @. p. RUwELL a CO.. New York,
= for Pamphlet OF 100 pages, containing llst q 800
uewspaperE and estimates showing cost OF advertising
an20 wiz
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fined under charge of stealing pair of sad
die bags from V. E. Vaughan; John Red
ding, for robbing the Comanche bank and
turning Scott Cooley out of the Lampasas
jail; Joseph Van Wee, sentenced to two
years Imprisonment In the penitentiary for
stealing money in Austin, and in Jail await
ing result of appeal to higher court; and
McLeavy, confined under charge of a
nurderous assault on Montgomery, last
NJ .rch, while asleep in his own house in
this CITY,
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n G. SHELLEY.
MtSCRLLANEUUS.

4 EXAs MILITARY INSTITUTE,
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FREEBORN GARRETTSON SMITH,
The Sup't for and Successor to William r. Bradbary
Ia East Fourteenth street, N. ".
MANDATORY:
Corner Raymond and Willoughby Sts Brooklyn.
auto d6w Il
NOR SALE.

FoR SALE
4 farm OF 2s5 acres, with all the improvements.
in Hays county, mile east OF the Blanco river.
This place is well nelosed with and cedar fence
frame dwelling house, with outhouses and cstern;
plenty OF timber and fine pasture, 200 divided
into two pastures; nice young orchard, aud -ss"
did range for sheep, Call ON NJ b. sWEPr]i'
Is acres OF land in Travis county n nns,snn
mile from Mount and so,ss f nm
s Sp iIing roc TO ~'N NJ b. SWEENEY.
147s acres, 800 acrer farming land. with improve
ments, plenty OF wood and water, fine PASTURE twen-
ty-hve miles west from Austin. in Travis county
GaadaaPe county six ofn anq
station, near TO church and school house, fine for
stock
1884 acres, with all the improvements. two miles
rom Elgn, the Central Railroad Bastrop coun-
ty. Call and get bargain.
74s acres Of land in Bastrop county one and half
mites from the Central Railroad with all the improve
ments, near between McDade and Klgin. good
chance for a bargain. Terms easy. Call on N, B.
SWEENEY, 7l5 Congress Avenue
II you want farms, improved and unmproved. land
as good as any in the state you had better S1l On
n you to buy house and lot or building lots,
3
If you want to rent good house, call on
NJ. b. SWEENEY.
''- "N 'O' '''' NJ B. SWEENEY
H'oH SALE
/ now offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm in the State Of Texas with all the improve
Of the city q Austin north eide q the Colorado rver
For further information and DESCRIPTION Of the prop
Avenno opposite Avenue Hotel.
FOR SALE.
A farm, nine and half miles from Austin. on
nclosed and in cultivation with all the improvements;
Apply 20 NJ. B. SWEENEY.
farm OF 80 acres north OF Austin about three and
half miles; 40 for cu iYation, 10 acres In pas
ture and wood. With improvements, near 10 church
and school house, In good sorhood.
Call on NJ. d. SWEENEY.
farm four miles east OF Austin on she Bastrop
church and school house; Woo and water 90 the
place ss: Apply to NJ b. SWEENEY.
For SALE
A valuable farm OF IO1 acres in Williamson county,
adjoining the corpo ate limttE Of Georgetown. -
eide OF Gabriel ryer opDofiie the Fair grounds;
high and heaishy. having hne view Of the country
Female academy; no better In the STATE the pr0fes.
sors OF which wonld be an homo any institution Of
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send one Dollar 3. = The Pocket Edition 9
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-12-09
TO BUSINESS MEN :

The transfer of the daily subscri-
bers to the Weekly INDEPENDENT
adds near three hundred to its list,
thus giving it largely more than dou-
BILE the number Of subscribers
ever attained by any weekly paper
published in this county. tits, there
fore, the best advertising medium to
be found in the Shenandoah Valley,
going to every post office in the coun-
tg, and to large number in the
counties Of Jefferson, Morgan and
ether counties adjacent. Advertisers
will consult their interests by reach
ing the people through its columns.
Sale bills, horse bills, auction bills
and all kinds of large poster printing
done at the INDEPENDENT steam
job rooms, cheaper than the same
work can be had elsewhere. Give us
a call.
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sircuit CONT.

Hon. John Blair Hoge, Judge; E.
S. Troxell, Esq, Clerk; A.. j. Thonl-
as, Esq, Sheriff; r. M. Price, Esq,
J p Houck VS. d j Bridge, judg-
ment for S24s.49. -
Mayer & Bro. VS. ] III Sharff, judg-
ment fer S176.91.
Jacob Sencindiver VS. John A Mill
Ter, jukgm ent for S2i5.44.
j 5 Bowers VS. j A Miller, judy
ment for S194.16.
Pitzer q Son VS. J A Horner and
son, Judgment for S16S so.
J HI Bristor VS. Il 5 Lacey, review
ed, against A j Thomas, administers
tor.
CT Bentz VS. Louis Wolfes, off
sets and payment filed by defend
ant.
RID Shearer VS. & Scheelky, &c.,
plea of nil debit and payment.
j Bishop vs. ii Campbell, rule
against defendant to answer.
State VS. John Hopewell, jury ver-
dict two years in penitentiary.
j I Janney VS. ID Gletner, judg-
ment for $l54 H.
7. G rlagg VS. w II II Grim, judg-
ment for $224,32
State VS. James Thompson jury ver-
dict 8 years in Penitentiary.
State VS. John McAbee Jury verdict
6 years in Penitentiary.
State VS. VIM Green, nolle entered :.
State VS.. A. Yorke, jury verdict set
aside and nolle entered.
j I Janney, &C., VS. G w Parker,
&C., Judgment for 1921 81.
M ID Pitsuogle VS. 5 A Lafever, &c.
judgment $54 "A.
State VS. O. Warfield, judgment for
SO iine and costs. foa
CHANCERY. s.
b Doll and wife vs. NJ Blakeney,
rule against purchaser, L Brooks.
j III Small VS. + p Small, decree of
distribution.
b Manor VS. J A Miller, decree
of distribution.
Kate S. Powell, &C., S A Powell,
&C., petition iiled and docketed.
RS Daniels VS. + Daniels, decree
ordering private sale.
E B Hamill VS. Ellen Wigton, &c.,
Commissioner Picking ordered to
settle the admir-. accounts of the
admir-.
A X Kyner VS. John Unger, &c,
referred to Commissioner Picking.
The above is a synopsis Of the pro-
ceedings until Thursday morning,
When Judge Armstrong, of Hamp-
shire county, held the court to per-
NIT the trial of cases in which Judge
Hoge had been counsel prior to his
election as Judge.