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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-25

LECTURE TONIGHT. Through some mis-
understanding as to the time, Mr.. Jas. p.
Cowardin, of Richmond, the renowned hut
morous lecturer, did not give his entertain
ment on Tuesday last, as advertised. He
will certainly be here tonight, we are in
formed, and we advise all who desire to have
an evening of real enjoyment, to secure
seats early this morning, as they are going
rapidly. The lecture upon its intrinsic mer-
its will be we'll worth the time and outlay,
and as the proceeds are for the benefit of the
West Augusta Guard, we hope to see the
hall crowded.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET.
We call special attention to the advertise
ment Of Commissioner Craig, Of the sale Of
the Logan property Oh the corner of Angus
ia and Frederick streets. The property is
one Of the most valuable in the city, being
centrally located and embraces in addition
to the dwelling house, two good store rooms,
both of which are good business stands. AL
Craig, Fultz & Craig, Comm'rs, which is a
comfortable little home in convenient part
Of the city, and will prove profitable invest
ment to person OF limited means.
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VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY FOR
advertising columns that the Striblng Springs
property is offered for sale at public auction.
This is one OF the most delightful summer
resorts in the mountains Of Virginia. Sui
phur, chaly beate, alum, and free stone wa
tiers constitute the medical attractions, while
the picturesque and beautiful scenery sur
rounding is unsurpassed anywhere. The
buildings are ample and in good condition.
There is no reason why Stribling should not
comma nd as large patronage as any other
mountain retreat, and we believe will, with
proper effort.
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Builders, contractors, carpenters, or par
ties contemplating building, are welcome to
examine and avail themselves of the use Of
over one hundred new and beautiful designs,
at low AMI moderate cost, of dwellings,
churches and school houses, at the Office of
the Staunton Planning Mill Company, corner
Church and Middlebrook streets. Greatly
reduced prices on doors, sash, blinds, mould
Tugs, ETC., Of white pine. Low estimates
given for all finished work, connected with
housebuilding, in any part Of the State.
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ANOTHER PRECINCT HEARD FROM
Mr.. Otey Denny, coloretk prominent Dem
ocratic politician and one OF your regular
1'reformers," was sentenced by Justice Wa
tiers, the other day, to 30 days in the chain
gang, for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. Otcy had been employed at the C.
& o. Depot, and upon being discharged, was
given certificate of ''time," which certifi-
cate he palmed off as collateral at several
different stores. 1t will now be in order
for the organization Of which he is so dis
tinguished a member to wear the usual badge
OF mourning for 80 days.
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FISH AND OYSTERS plentiful. and sell
Ing cheap, at Pearman's.

The NEW WATER WoRKs.-Thursday
last, water from the new works was turned
Into the pipes and the pump put in opera
ton. The same evening one of the
large mains near the residence OF DIR. Faunt-
leroy, burst. sending large stream down
the street.
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Job Work.

We hare now one of the best appointed
JOB OFFIcEs in the Valley. and can turn
out "a neat work as can be executed in the
State. We have added numerous fonts of
type to our heretofore well selected assort-
ment, aud can promise satisfaction to all
who viii. favor us with their work.
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FRESH FISH, OYSTERS. CABBAGE.
Potatoes and everything good in the eating
line, at PearInan's.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE BAPTIST
SUNDAY SCIIOOL,-At the annual meeting
OF the Baptist Sunday School of this city,
held on last Sunday afternoon, the following
officers were elected to serve the present
year: Superintendent, John W. Todd; AS
sistant Superintendent, E. w. Hartman; Sec
rotary, s. II. Reese; Assistant Secretary, W.
C. Straughan; Librarian, r. d. Sears; Assis-
tant Librarian, E. Staples; Treasurer, r. L.
I.eftwich; Chorister, T. NJ. Reynolds; Organ
ist, Miss Kate Herr.
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SALE OF MILL PRoPERTY.--On Friday
last, E.. N. Cushing, auctioneer, sold for
Messrs. Cochran, Craig Fnltz, Com'rs the
Mt. Solon Mills property to NJ. l.. Leonard
tor 5000
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION There
will be competitive examination held IN
this city on the 9th Of March, at which APP
plicants for the cadetshp at West Point will
be examined. BY addressing Hon. Jno. r.
Harris, Representative from this district, at
Washington, printed instructions as to quail
ifications, &C., will be forwarded to any
young man who may desire to compete.
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CIRCUIT COURT, SPECIAL TERM.-Judge
Mclaughlin is holding special term of the
Circuit Court of this county, commencing
yesterday "wednesday. January 24th, 1877.
This term is held especially to try the cause
of Porter and others VS.. Frazier and others
involving the property known as the Rock
bridge Alum Springs. We learn he will
hold special term for Shenandoah-Ju'ge
Brd-on the 29th inst.
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BOLD RoBBERIEs.-On Saturday night
last some thieves broke into the pantry of
Mr. VIM. A. Hudson, who lives on the eastern
end of Main street, .and stole therefrom .
barrel of -four, several hundred pounds of
bacon, quantity OF Lard, butter, &C., and
the entire winter supply of preserves, pick
les and the like. The pantry was but short
distance from Mr.. HIS bedroom, and al
though the lock was broken, and barrel of
flour rolled out, no noise was heard. The
thieves evidently had their feet muffled, as
| no tracks could be found the next morning,
even around the barrel from which the -four
| was taken and which had been rolled out in
the yard. Mr.. Hudson's loss is about $50.
He offers reward Of $40 for the arrest and
| conviction of tho thieves, and it is to be
hoped that they may be found and an exam
| pie made of them.
| On the same evening, between sly and
| seven O'Clock, whilst the family was at sup
| per, thief entered the room OF DIR. Newton
McChesney. on the second floor of his faith
er's residence, rummaged through several
drawers and trunks and stole quantity of
| clothing, together with writing desk
| and some articles Of jewelry. Ii few
| buck shot were put in circulation it might
decrease this wholesale plundering. Our
citizens should be very watchful as no one
can tell whose time will come ne xt.
On the night Of the 18th betwe en- and 10
O'Clock man broke large pane in the win
| dow nj Mr. Tup1oc1 ,e
ia and Frederick streets, and stole box of
candy. Several persons heard the glass
smash and saw the man run.
| >--
| LOVES COURSE NEVER Runs SMooTsf-
LY.-'I 'clar pom my serus word an hon.
or, Capen Peck, efever gifts 'toxicated agin,
hope de Lord will shoot me right froo de
he'd said Mr.. Martin Love, as he. came
into the Police Court and went through q
series of facial cont0rtions that would have
put Sol Smith Russell's best performance to
the blush. II Jest tell you de trufe, gem
men, rse entirely destituted Oh de circum-
stances OBJ de charge, but won't get so de
mex ii me.''
| The charge was striking Mr.. Barth in the
mouth, but it was shown that Mr.. b. had been
Ia the habit Of teasing Martin, and the evil
dence failed to disclose any malice on the
part of the assailant. His Honor dismissed
the case, with a reprimand, and Mr.. Love will
not have the pleasure Of assisting in orna:
menting the city for at least twenty-four
hours. He has already been on q furlougt
for three days. and theI thing is getting mo
notonous.
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Roll. OF HONoR.-The following is the
roll of honor for Mountain View School,
taught by z. Z. Waid, for the month ending
Jan. 20, 1877:
Henry Brown, Edward Jackson, James
Brown, Thomas Padgett, Stuart Wagner,
Oliver Perry, George Perry. Frank Grove,
william Robertson, Owens Wagner, Matte
Stanton. Bette Brown, Mamie George, Al
die Wagner, Fannie Perry, LIME Wines,
Emma Waid, Ella Grove.
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The Spotswood Hoh i in Harrsonburg was
sold on Saturday La st, and purchased by
Chas. A. Yancey for $4,000.
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Old papers for sale at the Post Office
Price 80 cents pr hundred
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FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS I'VE adj
wise all lovers of good eating to call on G.
D. Pearman.
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@ AIR p r IT - >
Rugs and Oil Cloths.

Rag Carpet. Wooden filing, only SOC per yard
Hemp Carpet. good quality. 20 and Csc per yard.
Wooden Carpets, mixed ply, 25 to 6oc per yard
Wooden Carpets, 2 ply, Is to zoe per yard.
Extra Superdne Carpets, worth $l,25 and s1,401
$l00 to 81 10 per yard.
Three-ply Carpets, best IL rs to II per yard
Brussels Carpet be. vt, LES per yard.
Good quality Foor Oil Cloth only 40c yer yard
Rugs and Mats at all prices.
A and Ga Table Ollie 10th, from 40 to COO yer yard
Window Shades in pa per, linen and wood, all pri-
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ANOTHER PRECINCT HEARD FROM.

OYSTERS OYSTERS Fresh from the
shell, daily, at Pearman's.
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beautiful line OF ladies', misses and ehildren's
FURS,
WOODEN AND FUR CAPEs AND HOODS,
SILK SCARFS,
All kinds of Ladies', Gents, Misses and Child
re rs Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Hosiery.
A spl, Mdid lot Of cheap Corsets.
Berem, N & Co.'S best zephyrs, at 15c an OF.
Germant own Wool, all colors, at 1890 an CT.
All shades Silk Floss, at &c skein.
full line O Notices and Book Marks; also
Picture and MOTTO Frames,
And all sizes cooking Glasses,
Pin Cushions, Nipper Patterns, and Ottoman
Patterns and an endless variety OF other goods
suitable for the Holiday Trade.
OUR STOCK OF DO MEsTICs IS COMPLETE,
and we defy competition.
Hon. are the 70. 0oacing priees2
Laurel D. "a heavy Brown Cotton, only re pei
yard.
The best Brown cottons in tn nafhet' anu ~
per sard.
CLARK's O. N. 4. SPOOL COTTON ONLY s7&cts PEI
DOZEN.
Wamsutta III Bleached cotton, on ~ ite per yaro
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached cotton. III PEI yaro
Androscoggin Bleached cotton, 10c 'er yAru,
Excellent Bleached cotton for 5, 6. 7. anu " pei
yard.
Excellent cotton Flannel, Toe per yard.
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on complaint of Mr.. E. Hageman, charged
with obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Hc had purchaseda suit Of clothes of Mr.. Ha-
geman, giving in pay al order on the c. &
O. r. r. for his wages, but had, previous to
that, given similar order to another party.
Justice Waters, after hearing the case sent
him on to the grand jury for Indictment.
In reference to this same character, the
Mountain Herald, published at Hinton, W..
Va, has the following:
'sFor some time past there has been in and
about Hinton, young man by the name of
Fagg, brakeman on the C. g. O. r. Il. We
are informed that he some months ago won
the affections of very clever and respecta-
bic young girl of Lincoln county, Miss Meal
lister, and married her. His wife was with
him at this place for u short time, but on
some pretense, he sent her off to her home
in Lincoln county, retaining her trunks and
baggage here in the depot. On Saturday
morning last Fagg, In company with lewd
woman from St. Adams, started on the cas-
tern train for Staunton, Va. Just as he and
his companion were boarding the train, Off
stepped Mrs. Fagg. Fagg took charge OF
and escorted her to the Hinton House, then
making some excuse, suddenly left her, look
the train for Stanton, taking with him all
h is wife's baggage and wearing apparel.
The poor woman was dreaefully distressed
VIII en- she learned the TRUE state of affairs, but
,dete rmined to follow the guilty pair and re-
cove. her baggage at least. She left on the
next Express train going East. 1t is to be
hoped she has recovered her stolen property,
and tha.t this precious scoundrel may meet
with a Just reward for his perfidy and evil
conduct. The papers along the line shoule
yentilate him thoroughly
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LOCAL.
Hours Of Closing the Mails at Staunton
Post Office,

Mail for East and North closes Att $50 A. NJ
80 West "a '...... 3:2O T. NJ.
Night Mail East and North $ ''...... $50 r N.
Valley Mail g "...... .6:3O r. NJ
All letters must be DR. ,pped IN THE BOX by the
above schedule in order to insure prompt mailing
g. NJ. YOST, P. NJ.
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B Quick Sales and
Small Profits. H9e

PACK AGAiN.-Alas, it is true too true that
ID the recollection and memory OF the past must
now be controlled in future by the same efforts
that have been pursued by me, in conducting that
famous business, known and styled as the
FISH, OYSTER AND VEGETABLE TRADE.
as It sne mv FEW q. days VISIT
here. They say the business has fallen OFF and it
now remains for me to redeem and make it a sue
cess. If can be justified by yonr approval and
patronage. which 1 feel certain can merit, will
set aside the plans of the past, and invite your
cess that can onv he e nv Eind eonsidsrs
tiou on your part, which trust you may see prop
er to bestow. will open with sights and wonders
FEBRUARY LIST. Come One! Come ALI!
With duty and respect, your humble servant.
jan l8-tf W. &. STUFF
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1t was urged by Col Skinner that Capt.
Morton separate the above resolutions, so
that, whilst the first two, relative to the en-
ploymcnt of a.State Secretary may be post
poned for further action and such discus.
sion as its gravity demands, the last resolu-
ton respecting Gen. Us address and its SUBJ
ject be adopted at once. Whereupon Capt.
NJ. adopted the suggestion and presented
simply the Sd and fourth resolutions, which
we're unanimously carried.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
IN Staunton, Va, Jan. Is. 1877.
In the chancery cause Of VIM. B. Kayser's cred
it vs. VIM. B. Kayser, now pending in the Hust-
! ings Court OF the city Of Slaunton.
All persons
parties in this suit or in anywise interested
therein, and especially the ien.credtors OF VIM.
B. Kayser, are hereby notified that in pursuance
of decree rendered on the 9th of January, 1877.
IN said cause by said court. snail. on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY. l677, at my Of
flee in Staunton. proceed;
list. So take and state account of all the judg-
ment and other liens binding the real estate OF
VIM. B. Kayser, and still unsatisfed.
End. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
required by any party in interest to be sta.
ted.
at which time and place YOU are required to at
tend JOHN w. STOUT, Com'r.
Fnltz Fnltz, pa jan 18-4t
Docket case No. 683I
States for the Western District of Vain Bank.
ruptcy.
In the matter OF Martha J. McCue. Bk't.
Western District of Virginia. SIS:
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the nth
day OF November, 1876, q warrant Of bankruptcy
was issued out OF the District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia against
| the estate of Martha j. McCue, OF Mt Solon
Augusta county, in said district, who has been
! adjudged q bankrupt on her Petition: That
the payment of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt. to her or
| for her USE and the transfer OF any property by
| her, are forbidden by law and that meeting OF
| the creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees OF her
| estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at the office of the Register in Bank
ruptey at Harrisonbrrg. Va, before C. Douglas
Gray, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict on the 23rd day of February, d. 1871 at 10
o'clock, a.
As GRAY.
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Gold is quoted at 1864.
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NOTICE! NoTIcE!!

M OTICE! NOT1CE!!
IN STANTON VA, June ~, 1875.
My ACCOUNTS are all made up to the LIST OF July,
and reaSS for settlement. All persons indebted to
Inc must come forward and pay las am in trouble
on account OF my indulgent disposition.I will
take anythin in exchange for claims at the high
estmarket price Unless some satisfactory ar
rangement is made, will be compelled to trans
fer claims.
june 20 ". 8. MoCHEsNEY.
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The Autograph posters for the coming
State Fair are neat and attractive. The
fair II announced for one week, commen-
cling September cath. There will be the
usual display III the way Of an exposition
during the fair week. Many exhibitors
have expressed themselves willing TO
exhibit for that length Of time that
could not continue for a long period.
From present indications. the immense
exposition building will be we'll sled,
and make fine display, especially so a.
the destruction by fire last winter, Of
some Of the buildings adjoining the main
hall. will necessitate the crowding other
departments into the main building.
Every department will be represented
a. heretofore. Special inducements are
offered ID exhibitors i'm the mechanical
and art departments, as will be noticed
BY referring 10 rules End and Ith Of the
rules and regulations to be fund in the
premium list.
The Horticultural department viii be
exhibited on the second floor OF the main
hall. The State HORTICULTURAL Society
will make an exhibition OF fruits and
flowers. not a. a competitor but 10 show
what can ~ done in that line. They
viii a. iiysl meeting for discussion
ono ~ ming during the fair. There will
also Va meetings held each evening du-
ring 1 e fair week. by one aS1hc State
indus rial associations I. H., ShOff Horn
breeders. swine breeders, wool growers
and poultry breeders, the programme OF
which will he announced hereafter. The
live stock interests continue to increase
the number Of stalls and pens already
secured by exhibitors insures success III
that line, and judging from the Office
business az connected with the fair, the
prospects are OF the most encouraging
nature.
Considering that we arc favored the
present season with the most bountifiil
crops for many years past, with pefsf
and plenty and no .political excite mcnt,
or centennial attraction" we have rea-
son to expect an Old FAsHIoSED STATE
FAiE.
The Board of Agriculture will leave
no'hing. undone to. secure success. and
merit the approval Of exhibitors and Wis.
itors. Premium lists can be procured
"a members Of tho board, the secretaries
~ agricultural societies Il. thc'Stnte, OF
py sending the address 10 the Secretar,
n ZIG Board Of agriculture.
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ARRESTED. On Tuesday morning.
Sheriff Cox arrested VIM. r. Dyer and
John r. Potts, against whom the Grand
jury returned indictments for A. < u
with intent to murder, and for carrying
concealed weapons lie slipped upon
them at o'clock in the morning, while
they were being examined before Esq.
Bridges FOR another assault and battery
scrapc. They gave bail in $500 for their
appearance next court.
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ERENADs.--On Saturday night the
Brass Band serenadcd the new Clerk,
who took his Office that day, and were
appropriately received by him. They
then serenaded the retiring Clerk who
had flied the office satisfactorily for
over 20 years. Here they were cordi-
ally received. and the crowd which had
become qnitc large one were addressed
foy Col. Elmonston by Mr. George G.
Cooper. who gave short sketch Of the
Co.'s official career, which was SO init.
inately connected with the early history
of tile county. after which the company
dispersed well pleased.
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GOOD SUBURBAN
Properly For Sale!

TIVE undersigned wishes to sell her
l. brick house and ELK acres Of ground
attached just north Of the corporation
line OF Jasper. The house has = gbod
cellar. well, smoke house and other OUT
buildings, and her title Is good and clear.
There i fine selection Of all kinds Of
bearing fruit, and one acre and quarter
olkearing vineyard.
nNs.--Onc-fourth In cash, and the
lance In three equal annual payments,
Occurred. Apply Tor further particulars
on the premises. 70
URSULA DTRLAUF-
Aug. 10th, ls77--3m.
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rTDr. :. II. McCrillus, of Anderson.
Is on visit TO the old homestead, and
while here j. busy laying or portion
~ the farm into town lots. The pr.
looks hearty, and liAs strong faith that
his celebrated preparations, II taken ar-
cording e directions. will make every
body else %. Ills addition Of lots 70 the
town will be a very desirable one.
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MEAT VI ARKET F!


HAVE opened Meat Market in their
Ii house on East Sixth St.. Jasper. and
will have fresh meat every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
when the weather will admit OF il every
day. Market open all day. Will fur
nish a. good beef as can be had in the
county, q. fair prices. Understanding
thoroughly the butcher business, we are
confident we can give satisfaction.
TPcrsons having fat cattle, calves
hogs or sheep to sell are requested "a
call on us. Aug. "A, lily.
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Total ia County. 1886 ~ 32in
7. J. MIcHaFL DFrxDEKFEK. Anuisor
In and for said county. 10 hereby certify
That tho above anil foregoing exhibit j.
a true aud correct statement of lie white
aud c0Iored male inhahisauts Of said
bounty, over The are Of = years, A. re-
turned ID me by the several Township
trustees. and filed ii my Office az Jasper
Indiana.
The public i invited 10 an eSamina-
ton thereof. with the view ~ correcting
any errors. mistakes, or OMISSION:
therein.
* WITNESS whereof, I have hercu.sc
sct my hand and official seal AZ .ias.
per. Ind. this 3sd dav ~ July, lss 4
y. NJ. DEINDERFER Auditor
LIS. Of Dubois County.
Aug. 10. lS77--3w
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STATE or IxDfAxA, DrRoIs CoUSTY, =.
NOTICE i hereby given 10 William
~ A. Cul5ertson, who a. appears by
affidavit filed j. NONRESIDENT Of the
State 0f Indiana. that George Burger has
fled a complaint and commenced an
action against him, the sail William "A.
Culbcrtson, and Joseph A. Miller.
Amalia Miller and others. in the Dubois
Circuit Court of the State Of Indiana,
to foreclose mortgage on Real Estate,
i'm said county.
Said defendant i therefore. &k6yeby
notified. that said cause will sta for
issue and trial At the next term Of said
Dubois Circuit Court, to be begun and
held at the Court House. in the town Of
jasper, i'll Dubois County, State Of In
diana. on the Third Monday Of October
1877. az which term allsacfcndant may
appear and answer plaintiff .c0mplainl,
or the same will hc heard and deter.
mined in their absence
PETER n G0swAyS, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
BRrNo BrETT~ER. PHI y. Atty.
Aug. "a. 1s77--3w. m. {. 81 I'd.
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lloEsE Inlif.- D@r George II. Jen-
kinS, Who We are informed served a
term ia the kentucky States Prison for
horse stealing, and who few weeks ago
stole pE Woods horse at Nalccne.
Orange county, passed through Jasper,
walkisg. on "Wednesday. Officers started
in pursuit, but didn't ind him. lie j.
aid 70 DC notorious character.