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ENFORCING THE SUNDAY Law.

Tho captains Of all tho precincts In the Second In
spectlon district were yesterday summoned to IN
Central once aud gwen instructions by Inspector Nc
Dcrmou with respect 70 the enforcement Of the Law
prohibiting Inc scIsng Of liquor on Sunday They wsr
told that all saloons In their respective precincts must
DO kept closed. II was not enough to sec that the
front doors were fastened The back doors must also
closed. The Inspector expressed hopes that The
captains would 10 the duty well thai complaints
would be received.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EXCURSIONS

Tho first Of tho summer excursions Of tho stcainss
Plymouth Rock will DO next Sunday, the 2sth inst
Tho has been redccoratsd and Improved, with The
view Of making regular trips 10 Rockawsy beach, The
government has licensed hsr owners 20 carry 300o
people, but Jarrett Palmer have decided % limit the
number " 1000 on each "trip. Tho officers and crew
are % be In uniforo and everything u 20 b. dons
comfort Of the passeuGssA
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wAsnsoros. May 20, ls7o
THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT CASE
The Senate ~ halfpast twelve r. NJ, suspended
legislative business and resumed the consideration OF
tho articles OF impeachment against W. w. Bciknap,
late Secretary Of Mar, with closed doors At quarter
10 TOUR ~. before reaching decision, the doors
reopened and the Senate adjourned until Monday.
THE SPENCER CASE.
The conclusion arrived ut by the Senate Committee
Privileges aud Elections In their report the
OF Senator spencer in substance-First that The
question ofvaldy OF the called Court House Legs
lature which elected Spencer settled by the Senate
when decided against sykes. the his
seat last year. and second that testimony has bcen
tins investigation showing any corrup-
ton bribery employed TO his election,
tLo only evidence offered this point being merely
hoarsay.
The HOUSE COMMITTEE on EITzHUGH.
The House Committee Rules have agreed to report
that Fitzhugh Is improper person be doorkeepcr
the House and Will recommend that the Office OF SER
geant- arms ana doorkeoper De consolidated.
RED CLOUD AND SPOTTED TAIL HEARD FROM
Thc following telegram received here to-day
CHEYENNE, wy T.. May 10, 1874
COMMISSIONER or INDIAN AFFAIRS, WASHINGTON, d. Z. -:
have JUS. returned from Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail Cuunsced with tlom both. They are peace
ABLE; OF their Indians have joined the hostiles
went IN and came out without military escort. Tho
Indians who drove Crook back raidng the coun-
try they set lire the CORA, ut Red Cloud but In
dams guarding the agency and II IS safe Ttere
help IRON the military. Red Cloud and Spotted
We VIII listen tho Great Father when he tells us
what he To do about the Black Hills. Crooks
last expedition has forced hostss IN tho North. The
dispatches from Laramie are moi reliable.
WILLIAM vANDENER fnr
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PERsoNA1.-The friends of Mr.. A.

PERsoNAL.-The friends OF Mr.. A. J
Deakins will regret to learn that last week
he was stricken by partial paralysis.
Mr. JOS Rollins, late Treasurer OF the
County Agricultural Society, who some
months ago resigned that position, closed
his official connection with it 10y the grace
full act of waving the collection OF his
salary, in order that the Society might pay
a pressing debt.
Capt. J. IT. Waters and Mr.. Thomas j.
Crowder left on Monday morning for Alex
andria, to attend the Grand Lodge OF Z I'D
Fellows, which met there Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Mcmahon, Government Store
keeper at Adams distillery, in Rockbridge,
received shot through the lower pait OF
the leg, Saturday, by the accidental dis
charge of his gun. Dr.. Fauntleroy, OF this
city. was summoned. The ball did not
touch the bone, and the wound is not dam
gerous.
DR.. John Will Harris, so popular in this
city, has taken position on the editorial
staff of the Indianapolis "Sentinel," the
leading daily of indianapolis. A numb Ell
of it received since his connection, shows
evidence of his brilliant and humorous
pen, and il the proprietors work the mine
Of humor that is i'll their Few editor the
Detroit Free Press man will have to look
to his laurels
The Winchester papers notice the ap-
pearance there of DR.. r. f. Baldwin OF
the W. L. Asylum, On a flying visit.
Hon. A. H. Fl. Stuart, of Staunton, has
been appointed by Governor Kemper a
member of the Board of Visitors of the
University Of Virginia.
At a Centennial celebration in Dansville,
N. Y last week, one of the booths con-
tanned a large picture Of Maj. N. Fl. Hotch-
kiss of Staunton, the author of the Edi-
tOrial Excursions.
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New Advertisements.
NIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY.


E7IRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY,
MARCH 1s, 1875.
George D. Jordan's guardian, &c...".........Plf
Sarah Ann Jordan, widow. &c D eft
IN CHANCERY UPON a RULE, &c.
''This cause cam: this day 10 be further
heard upon the papers f,rmeril read, AMI The
petition of George A Shuey, Tx or of jacob
Bear, dec'd Ii is day filed by leave 0 court,
and was argued by counsel: On consideration
whereof it appearing from the said petition
and the bond of James W Mccormick and
Thomas Mccormick for the las: pa, ment Of the
Churchville Mills property, which trans
terred by Comm'r Echols TO said Ex'or, with
the consent of said James W Mccormick ex-
hiblted to the Court, upon which there appear
ing to be balance Of 81, O77.7a due, with in
terest from March 81. 1896 and it being alleged
10 said petition that the said James w hcCor
mick, and his surety, Thomas Mccormick, are
insolvent, and have left the Commonwealth OF
Virginia: On motion of the said George A.
Shaey, Ex or, &c a rule is awarded him gsinst
the sud james W. Mccormick and Thomas Nc
Corm;ck, returaable to the FIRST day Of the next
term OF this court, requiring them TO shew
cause, II any thef can, why the id Church
vile Mills property shall not be resold to satisfy
| the balance of purchase money due thereon, ana
to abide such rider as the curt may make in
the pre- ises; and it is further orderea that
such rule may he executed upon said James !.
Mccormick and Thomas Mccormick by pabi-
cation thereof for four successive weeks in one
OF the newspapers published iu the city Of
Stanton, In lieu Ut personal service. if it shall
appear by affidavit filed that they are non-resi
dents IF this Commonwealth
And affidavit having heen fled that the said
Thomas Mccormick and James W Mccormick
are non residents of this State: 1t is ordered
that they do appear here after du. publication
of this notice, and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tect their interests
Teste: J. N RYAN Clerk.
EcHoLa, BELL Il CArLErr, p. q. apl4-4t
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE EAl

vNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE EAL
ESTATE. By virtue of Deed of Trust
executed TO the undersigned by John N. Grouse
on the sth day Of March, 1875, and at the re.
quest Of the parties secured therein, | will pro-
coed to sell on
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
at public auction, on the premises, all the real
estate in and adjoining the town of Waynes~
boro, now owned and occupied by said Jno N.
Grouse. This property consists Of several Town
Lots in the town of Waynesboro, and a tract of
ten or eleven acres adjacent to said town, and
will be sold as whole or in lots to suit pur,
chasers One of the lots has good BRICK
HOUSE on it, Stable, and all the necessary
Ougbuildings on it. Any one wishing TO buy
Building or Pasture Lots should not lose this
opportunity to supply themselves.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WIN. PATRICK, t. ustee
e. NJ. CUSHING, Auctloneer, apl4 At
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS Charity Di-
vision No. Sons of Temperance, has cleo
ted the following officers
W.P., VIM. S. Fuller; w. A., Geo. II.
Hudson; R. S., Thos E. Fuller; A. R.
S., VIM. A. Mote; F. s., VIM. W. Fret
we'll; T., Geo. G.. Bunch; Chaplain, E. F.
Johnson; c., E. P. Matheny; A.C., VIM.
E. Potter; 1. s., D. II. Shear; o. s., M.
G. Fuller; P. w. P, Charles L. Potter.
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VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET UNDER
the will Of Christian Staubus, deceased, I
will offer at public sale on the premises on
= WEDNESDAY, the 10TH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
the following lands:
Tract Of Land, about 10 Acres, OF North
River, one mile fror Mt. Solon, in Augusta
county, in the fork of the roads leading TO Peu-
dleton and Sangersville. adjoining the lands of
Dinkle, Landes, shull, end others. being the
old Homestead. Has ON it comfortable build.
ings, and is in good state OF Improvement.
This is very desirable farm. well worthy of
the inspection of persons looking outfor good
home. One half is finely timbered with hick-
Dry, walnut and pine, and near a good saw
mill, on perfectly level road 1t is supposed
that there is saw timber enough. and more than
enough, to pay for the land. The Narrow
Guage Railroad now being constructed runs
through the tract. and depot will. i. is
thought be placed on or near it,
Another tract near the above, containing
about 80 Acres. adjoining Jno. George, Hulfer,
and others These lands are also level md very
Columbus Staubus, living on the premises,
will show the lands to any one desiring to ex.
anime them.
TERMS -One.fou in hand, balln ce in three
equal annual payments thereafter, with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser to give bonds
with good security, and the title or vendors
lien to be reserved as further s~rr.' T.
will at the same time Ice sell one
hundred, probably one hundred and Fifty bush
els Corn; also q lot OF Wheat and Rye. The
heat and Rye is in the Mt. Scion Mills. Terms
sale.
DIV. COINER,
mhl7-tds Admir- with will annexed
T"Spectator" COW
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A RIGHT HAND EXTENDED TO TEN
PERANCE.-At the Young Mems Prayer
Meeting of Stanton Baptist church, OIL
Friday night, 7th inst, the following rese-
lutions were, on motion Of Mr.. 0. G. Pey-
ton, unanimously adopted
Resolved I. That we gratefully recog-
nize the good work that is being done by
the temperance organizations Of our city
and, feeling that the ''cause of temperance
deserves and needs the staunch friendship
of all Christian people, and, especially
Christian young men, we assure these Or
CARNATIONS Of our warmest sympathy in
their work, and pledge earnest prayer and
faithful efforts fer their advancement.
Resolved II. That Il copy of the forego-
ing be communicated to each of the tenn
perance bodies of the city.
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NEARssEED,

BARRETT-B ENNETT.-At "Clarenton," Loudoun
county, the residence Of the brides father on
Thursday morning last, by Rev j. f. Cannon, M al
VIM. F. Barrett Sheriff OF Loudon county, to Miss
Elizabeth A. Bennett. daughter OF Mr.. Snyder Ben
nett, all of LoudoEn county. Attendants-Dr. w.
y. Giddings and Messrs; c. Boyd Barrett, L; j.
Jordan w. H. Cassidy, Henry BrOnaugh N. Pur-
cell and David nempstone and Misses Mollie Ben.
nett, AIoe Carr, Ella Filler Nettie Schoolry, An
ME Whitmore, Mamie Lane and Ella Janney.
Observation-Disclosures Near wayneshoro,
Va, Mr. George W. DQsenberry to Miss Sarah O.
Edwards, daughter of Fleming +. Edwards Esq.
LIvICK- WAGNER Near Churchville Va, April
9th, Mr. George w. Liviek to Miss Fannie E. Wag-
ner daughte of George Wagner, Esq
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-M E. Hage-
man has purchased the Roadcap house in
the Yves ern part of the city for $500, and
the Jordan farm of los acres, near Church
vile, has been purchased by Mr.. J. H.
Slower, subject to the widows dover, at
$13, 40 per acre-both sales by MI. E. NJ.
Cushing, auctioneer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-04-14

A WAYNEsBoRo Boy KILLED BY IN
DIANs.--A letter received at Waynes-
boro states that J. William Wright, for
merly of Waynesboro, was killed by In
dams at Fort Fetterman, Wyoming Terri
tory about two weeks ago. He was a son
of J. W, Wright, a brave officer Of the SD
Virginia regiment, who was killed at
Cross Keys. He was about twenty-one
years of age. His widowed mother re-
sides in Waynesboro.
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DIED..

BURK.-At her residence, on the Big Calf Pasture
River on Tuesday morning, the 4th inst. Mrs s.
wife of i. N. Burk. and daughter of Mr.. j. G. W
Beck She left an infant only few hours old.
WOOD.-In Abemarle CO., Va, on the goth of March,
1876, David Fl. Wood aged ST. Maj. Wood was a
native of Frederick county, and a son of the late
William Wood, of Back Creek.
RINEHART.- Shepherdstown, on Wednesday,
2S.h of March, 1876, of dropsy, Major Jacob Rine-
hart in the 10Th year OF his age.
BRUBECK- March 25th, at the residence of her late
husband, near Middlebrook, Mrs. Elizabeth Brrl-
beck, at an advanced age.
GREGORY.-On Sunday last, Jno. N, infant son of
n, G. and S. B. Gregory, of Staunton.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL lad about four
teen years Of age named Jefferson Davis
Gssener, was killed on Thursday last near
Midway, in this county, by the upsetting
Of his cart. He had driven up into the
mountain hunting posts. He was found
by Mr.. III. Carson, lying on the ground in
sensible, and the vehicle upset. Mr.. G.
took him to the residence Of Mr.. Joshua
Cash, and DR., Gilkeson, of Greenville, was
sent for, but before he arrived the boy Was
dead. The accident occurred about three
miles from the village.
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THRILLING WITH LAVA respectable
colored woman, named Nancy billiard,
was on Thursday arrested by officer Greg
ory Oil a warrant sworn out by the child s
parents, charging her with poisoning to
death Ida Mary Jane Brooks, a colored
child left in her care. The evidence was
of the most trivial character, and the
charge appearing to have been brought
more as matter Of temper than from any
reliable ground of suspicion, acting Mayor
Evans discharged the prisoner. The State
was represented by City Attorney Elder,
and the defence by Mr.. J. Fred Efinger.
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THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF
AN ORPHAN GIRL.-The neighborhood of
Churchville in this county, continues much
excited over the mysterious disappearance
of Miss Fanny Humphreys, on the night
Of the 18th of March. She was a good
looking and sprightly girl, about sixteen
years If age, and an orphan, and had been
employed as a domestic in the family Of
DR.. James A. Wilson. On the night of
the 18th, she left the sitting room after the
doctor and his wife had retired and they
supposed had gone to her room, until on
calling her next morning. it was found she
had not occupied it at all. 1t was dark
night and raining. She took very little
clothing away with her and has not been
heard from since. Her relatives are yet
without any tidings Of her, though month
has passed and their anxiety is intense.
The facts have been communicated to the
police.
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The OLD FOLKS CoNCERT.-Th musi-
cal association which made the great mus
ical success in Staunton some months ago
in eye old folks concert" will repeat it
next Friday night at the Institution Hail.
To the best features Of this programme
those that were the greatest favorites with
the. audience, they have added some new
solos and duets. A part Of the proceeds
Oh this occasion will be shared by the
Stonewall Brigade Band. It is hardly of
use to advise the public to attend Friday
night the trouble last time was to get u
seat and that will be the way again.
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DWELLING BURNED.-A small frame
tenement, recently purchased by Mr.. M.
Il. Smart, just this side Of the National
Cemetery, and occupied by Mr.. Jacob
Flick, was burnt about O'Clock Tuesday
evening. 1t was insured in the Home Co.
of Columbus Ohio, for $500 the agents
of which are Messrs. Bayley & Cooke. Au-
gusta Engine Co. was out promptly at the
alarm, but there being no water in the
neighborhood, could only render assistance
by pulling down the fencing which was
thllS saved
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4 NOMMISSGONER'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
I ! OF q decree in the Circuit Court of Augusta
en- tered March 10th, 1876, will on
SATURDAY, THE 20rH OF MAY,
in the village of New Hope, at O'Clock P. !,
Offer for sale to the highest bidder that vaIua-
BILE property which Page Moore now re-
sides, on Middle River, and ear Farran Mill,
consisting of y acres, with a Dwelling thereon,
belonging to David Huff.
TEgAs - Enough cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and sale, and balance on 6, u and 10
months time, purchaser giving binds with good
personal security and title retained as ulti-
mate security.
CHARLES GRATTAN,
apl44t Comm'r.
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New advertisements.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUE
" BILE House and Lot in the City OF Staun-
ton, Va. By virtue Of decree of the dustings
Curt for the City Of Staun on, entered on the
slh day of April, 1876, in the cause Robert W
burke vs. Geo. F. Afford, ct ais AMI in ac-
cordance Herewith. will sell on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of May. 1876.
on the premises, that very valuable and d sira-
hle House and Lot situated on Church Street in
said City. TIE nouse is larg', c'av-n'en' and
in thorough repair, and on account gifts situa-
ton would make de!igh residence to those
who have children 10 educate.
TERMS Cash in hanl to ply costs Of suit
and sale, the residue in three annual pay me-: ts
the purchaser to give bonds with good .rty
bearing interest from date OF sale AMI retaining
title as ultimate security.
ROBT. CRAIG,
aprl4-4t Commissioner.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ORGANIzATIoN--T
Sunday School at Rocsland Mills, Augusta
CO., Va, was re-organized on las Sunday
April 9th, with the following officers: Geo.
s. Roller, Superintendent; J. T. Rinker,
Assistant Superintendent: w. e. Roller,
Secretary and Librarian; J. Carpenter,
Treasurer. The school starts with about
40 scholars
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INSPECTION OF FLoUR.-Inspector B.
T. Fifer, for the three months ending on
the LIST inst, inspected $50 barrels of family
1896 barrels of extra; 2,O57 barrels of super
fine, 345 barrels of fine; rs barrels of
middlngs. and 12O barrels of condemned
flour, making a total of 5,s37 barrels-the
largest number here in the same length of
time since Inspector Fifer has been in the
Office
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1876, CENTENNIAL. 1876
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO PHILADELPHIA
GREAT EXCITEMENT
OVER THE NEW
SPRING STYLES
jest REL EIV ED AT.

JUST REL ElV ED AT
u. w. NEwTON.s.
Itis with p.eascrel ,a2auuce 10 ny ptttons
ana the pubic general, that have returned
from Ba'tlmoie sit. iihn M first ssees OF
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SP.TTG Nil ..INERl,
LADIES' AND CH1LDREN'S HATS,
BONNETS, &C
CALL EARLY IF 1T Is ONLY To SRE THE
NE. STYLES.
PRICE LIST REVISED.
Percales, l0 and l24c.
Black Alpaca, 2oc to 81 so per yard.
Laurel p Cotton, by the bolt. eac. per yard.
Frui, OF the Loom, b, the bolt, i2c
Androscoggin, by the bolt, lie.
Cotton Flannel, lu. i29 Is and Zoe.
Ken,uck, Jeans, i2} is, 20 25 and SOC
Shswls lar less than 'alumore prices
Rleached and Brown Cottors, 8. 10, l25 Is
and zoe
Cotton Yarn, SIPS.
Dexter's Kni ting Cotton, balls for Csc.
pair Of Lady's Hose for 25c.
Pins, SC Needles, Sc.
q. N. 7. Cotton, g.; IA Shirt Buttons, SC.
Queen Elizabeth Ruffs tor 25c.
Cardinal and ether shades of Ties from, rs
&c soc.
Good Calicos for 81 and &c.
Handkerchids from to 75c
Ladies' Shoes from 81 to So
Mems and Boys Hats from Soc to ST.
Whole Stock Boots from So to S.
French Corscts from soc. to SO
New Style Lace Ties, New Jewelry, &c.
ECONOMY SHIRT
made Of Wamsptta Muslin and 2loo Linen for
ONLY 81 rs.
Ladies, if you wish she best
FRENCH KID GLOVE FOR 81
you ever saw, call at ]. W MENTIONS, where
you Can be accommodated, and every pair war.
ranted.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully So
licit an early call.
j. ". NEWTON
ap7-H Augusta street.
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MILITARY PARADE.-On Friday after
noon last, the West Augusta Guard under
Capt. W. L. Bumgardner, made dress
parade. Their marching was excellent and
the marching movements done in the
streets won general admiration.
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mhl7-tds Admir- with will annexed
["Spectator" COW

TRUSTEES SALE OF CITY LOTS.-BY
] virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by Ja-
cob Steinbuck and Sarah c.. his wife, to me on
November 18Th, 1873, and of record in the
Hastings Court Clerks Office in Deed Book 6. D.
1854, 10 secure to T. B. West and L NJ. West a
bond of $3.50 of even date with said deed, paya-
BILE in twelve months thereafter, will at public
auction, in front of the courthouse, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th OF APRIL, 1876.
at P. NJ, proceed to sell two lots situated in
Staunton.
First-Fronting on the west side Of Green
street 80 feet, and running back 1919 feet in
parallel lines to a ten~foot alley between said
lot and the second lot, and adjoining the lots
of F. o. Heydanrlch and said Steinbuck
Second Lot-Fronting 80 feet on the prolon-
CATION of Frederick street, east of said ten-foot
alley, which divides it from the lots of B. T.
Bagby and said Steinbuck, and running back
l25 feet to the property of F. o. Heydenrich.
Terms CAST.
S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
Trustee.
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Commercial.

STAUNTON, April 9th,
Family SO 5O9s5.75. " heat--white, ST IS;
red, $1.25 lcsn-white, 45c; yellow,
45c. Oats --3Oc@32c. ,;acon-- 124c
Gals. Lard-12ac. Meal-50c Sugar-l0c
(014c. Salt-$2. Is. 'toffee--25c(04O. But
ter, 25c(030c. Eggs, 12c.
REMARKS.
Flour has advanced % cents per barrel
since our last quotations; Wheat is also
active at an advance Of to cents per
bushel. Cloverseed season over. Corn al
so more active.
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BREvFrIEs. Kayser property, adj
vertised for sale, is withdrawn.
The iron bridge over Narrow Passage
will be completed May 10th.
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ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following is the
Roll of honor at the Woodland school
house, for month ending April 9Th, 1875.
James Craig, Chas. W. J. Eutslel, Ebert
D. Foster, E. M. Foster, George Kemper
Foster, Jas. A. Fulton, e. M. Harnsber-
ger, John Baldwin HarnsbergeT, Edgar
Roller, Herbert FL. Roller, Bessie B. Harms
berger, NJ. J, Landes and M, A. Landes.
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LIBRARY OPENED.-The new books re-
ceived at the Y. M. G. A. Library, have
been covered and labeled and tomorrow
will be ready for the use Of the members
of the association.