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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-10-25
The Canvass.

Col. James H. Skinner, in answer to a
call on him and others by number of our
influential citizens, purposes to address the
people of Augusta on the LIST day of Nov
ember Circuit Court, on the political
issues of the day.
Hon. Jno. 7. Harris will speak at Green
vile to-day at o'clock; Middlebrook, to-
night at O'Clock; Churchville, to-mor-
row at 2 O'Clock, and Mt. Scion tomorrow
night at O'Clock.
Major Marshall Hanger who is among
the gentlemen called upon to address the
people on National Finances, has consent
ed to speak. at such time and place as may
be indicated, when he returns from visit
Of few daysin the country.
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INCENDIARY ATTEMPTs.-Some days
ago it WAS discovered by Mr.. S. M. Wilkes
that some incendiary had piled up shaw
ings in that portion of the building occu-
occupied by Mr.. J. Myers as wagon and
implement shop and fred them The discov-
cry was made in time to prevent any dam
age. Shortly after. two attempts were
made in the same way to fire the carpenter
shop in me vicinity, occupied by Mr.
Ed. Stuart. Mr.. Purviance Tams discov-
cred it and put out the fire. 1t would seem
from the recklessness of the attempts that
the incendiaries must have been boys who
wanted to see fire, rather than men who
understood the gravity of what they were
attempting.
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JURIEs DRAwN.-The following is q
list OF the special grand jury of the County
Court for the October term, which begins
on Monday next 2Sth inst: Henry Har-
rison, George F. Myerly, John A. Mills,
Ireneus Coiner, Thornton G. Stout, Thos.
W. Alexander, Samuel H. Kerr. J. Alex.
Bumgardner, A. K. Clayton, George F.
Smith. The grand jury meet at 10 A. M.
Also the following veniremen. VIM. F.
Asst, James W. Blackburn, VIM. Crosby,
E. A. Fulcner, John W. Beaver, J. W..
Burton, o. l.. Littten, Peter H. See.
George M. speck, Samuel Byers. John 7
Hamrick, William McCue. st. Clair
Conner, Rice H. Dunlap, Saml N. Giles.
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Personal.

Bishop J. J. Glossbrenner Of the United
Brethren Church was in Salem, Roanoke,
last week on visit to his friends and re-
latiyes there.
Capt, ]. ID. Warrington of the e. and o.
road las been promoted from freight to
passenger conductor. taking charge of
Capt. Tilghman's train.
.,aJohn e. oteigle il appointed postmaster
at kolner's Store, Augusta county. Va
vice X. b. Koiner, resigned.
Col. James Cochran, formerly of Au-
gusta, nov postmaster at Culpeper e. H.,
is All independent candidate for Congress
in his district. He spoke in Alexandria
last week.
Thomas McCreary. deaf mute graduate
Virginia Institution at Staunton, has been
appointed foreman of the Banner" pub
lished at Buchanan. w. Virginia.
At the Lynchburg fair Messrs. G. Julian
Pratt and A. M. Bowman about duplica-
Gated their prizes taken at Culpeper. Mrs.
e. j. Pratt also took premiums on rugs,
shell work, French embroidery. &c.
As an unsolicited compliment to "a mod
est man. it may be stated that Mr.. J. Ii
Flnks, Manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Office in this city. has held that
position, without interruption for the past
nine years. This speaks volumes for Mr..
Finks' efficiency and the confidence reposed
in him by the Western Union Company
Waco Telephone.
Mr. Finks is a son of Capt. ]. B. Finks
of Waynasboro, and is we'll known there.
He has been in Texas several years.
Maj. Robt. Hall, prominent citizen of
Mercer county, w. Va. and native OF
Augusta County died on the 10th inst.
Messrs. Frank Stribling and J. P.
Hawkins arrived here yesterday afternoon
from their long European tour.
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! is otherwise out of debt. There are 8 Off
GERS. 254 scholars, and FL teachers IN the
Sunday sch DOL, 1O8 being members of the
church. There are now ASS communicates
and since the formation of the church 7s1
have joined it.
SUPERINTENDENT.
A letter was then read from Mr.. Alex.
Pope Abel, dated at Greenville, S. C.,
Oct. II. filled with affectionate interest.
and dwelling with pleasure on the time when
they gathered in the basement, with Dor
rowed and very rough seats and unplasters
ed walls. 1t became the leading school,
as to numbers, in town, and in 1856 haG
100 members, though only organized in
1906, and was exceeded by only eight other
schools that reported to the General AS
ISOLATION, and they were in the large cities.
He closed his letter by praying for a yet
further increase of the church and school.
CLOSING NOTES.
On Sunday night DR.. Curry preached.
The building was filed nearly an hour be-
fore the time appointed for the beginning
of the services, and several hundred per-
sons had to be turned back at the doors.
The sermon was asgrand one and fit
cl losing to the impressive services of the
two days.
The music during the celebration was
most admirably given, not only in its selec-
ton but also in its rendering. The organ
was presided over by Mrs. Kate Hartman,
and the choir was composed of the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen: Mrs. Fannie
Hoge, Mrs. Fannie Byers, Mrs. Kate Left
wlch, Miss Margaret Mechanic, Miss Ella
Shields and Miss Josie Gibbs. and Messrs.
W. o. Thomas, J. A. Newman, R. L.
Leftwicll, D. e. Shields and II. E. Sum
lnerSOn.
1t is a matter of regret that the prepara-
ton of the History of the Church, read at
the celebrut ton, Was committed to Rev.
DR.. Manly, as the fact rendered impossible
proper tribute to the present pastor of
the church; to his untiring energy, reward
ed with such great measure of success,
to his ability as a preacher, and to his
gentle influence which has won the affec-
tions of whole community, of which, at
least in that respect, his own denomina
ton is in a decided minority.
Our Baptist brethren are to be congratu
lated on the perfection of the arrange
ments which marked this most successful
celebration, ana are entitled to the thanks
Of the strangers. for whose comfort many
of these arrangements were thoughtfuliy
made
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The YELLOW FEvER.-A letter re-
ceived here from Rev. DR.. Louis Tucker,
of Jackson Miss. by his brother-in-law,
Henry D. Peck, ESQ.,, says that he has
turned the lectory of his church into a
supply kitchen, to furnish food to the suf-
ferers. DR.. Tucker writes that any sup
plies sent from Stanton and vicinity will
be gratefully received, cooked and distri-
buted. We are requested to say that
supplies sent to the store of Messrs. Wayt
4 Bro. will be forwarded to DR.. Tucker.
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AN ApPREcIATrD PAsroR whan Row

AN APPRECIATED PAsroR.--W Rev
Father Fitzsimmons. of st. Francis church
left Stanton for his new charge at Key
ser, W. Va, he received among other
marks ofappreciation handsome gold cru
cifx and ring, from Mr.. E. Browhold; a
purse Of 500 from Mr.. Ed. Burke; two
purses of $50 each, from the Hibernians
and the ladies Of his congreg .tion; 500
from Bishop Keane; two purses Of $50
each from the congregations at Harrison
burg and Charlottesville. and purse of
OF $25 from Rev. Father McVerry, of St.
Francis.
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WEST ERIN EXCURSIONS FOR THE
STATE FAIR.-Next Sunday there will
pass through here on the e. & o. road an
excursion, of about four hundred Iersons
from Toledo, Ohio, going to the Rich
mond Fair. Another excursion from Au-
gusta and Maysvllle, KY, will pass
through here at noon on next Tuesday,
also going to the fair. These exc ursion
tickets are issued with the provision that
the holder may stop at various points of
the road on his way back. 50 Staunton
may expect some visitors next week.
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The enterprlslng drug firm of Geo. W.
May Il Co. advertise. as will be seen by
reference to "City Notices." some valua.
BILE remedies which the afflicted will do
we'll to inquire into. The bald headed are
especially interested. Painters and those
having painting to do should also see MIR.
May. and find out what "he knows about
painting" before they make their pur-
chases.
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ACTIVE PROGREsS OF A HOME AssO-
CIATION.-The Valley Mutual Life In
surance Association, a home organization
at the head of which are some of our best
citizens, and which has only been organ
lied few weeks, has in that brief period of
three week taken $4,000 worth of risks
This speaks we'll both for its management
and for the desire of the people to keep
their money at homo. The only authoriz-
ed agents for Augusta and Highland, are
W. I. Lightner and J. s. Wallace.
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A SLIGHT ATTACK.-The numerous
friends of Mr.. VIM. B. Crawford, of Fort
Defiance, ill be glad to hear that his at
tack If paralysis last Monday was not
serious. 1t was merely an affection Of the
muscles of the throat and tongue, which
impeded his speech, and at the time oc-
casioned some alarm. He was not coli
fined to his bed and has been walking, out
since. DR.. w. S. McChesney was called
to see him.
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STAUNTON AT LYNCHBURG.-Wed
day night the Staunton Artillery, Capt
A. H. Fultz with IS men. accompanied
by the Stenewall Brigade Band, left for
the Lynchburg Fair on the 1925 A. M.
train. Among the invited guests of the
company were Mr.. A. S. Mauzy Of the
Spectator and Mr.. W H H. Lynn. Mr..
j. w. Hess, 4th Lieutenant of the company
foreman at this Office accompanied the
party.
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LEaIsLATIvE.-The Staunton House Of
delegates will have for consideration next
Saturday an important bill, VIZ: The re-
peal OF the resumption act. The Commit
tee on Finance has reported in favor of the
DILL which favors resumption of specie pay
msnts. The speakers for the occasion are
Messrs Stout and Yost. for the bill and
Messfs Robertson and Mauzy, against. 1t
Is expected that the discussion will be o.
unusually interesting ona a~' 81
tendance Ii a-+' .., q oood at
,---.lcipated. The ladies are
. especially invited
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THEATRICAL.-The performance of the
Helen D'Este troope at the Town Hall
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights, have been decidedly good, the en-.
tertainment being superior to the average
given here, In fact few companies visit
ing Staunton are so we'll worthy of pat.
ronage. They have played Celebrated
Case Rose Mitchell and the Two Orphans,
to good houses and expect to play tonight
and tomorrow night
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SERIOUS FIRE.-Mr. Jonas Lowman of
this county suffered serious loss by fire
on Thursday night. His distillery and
warehouse near Spring Hill took fire about
10 o'clock and was totally destroyed
About 100 barrels of whiskey were lost in
the flames. We understand he only sue
ceeded in saving some Is or 80 barrels.
Loss near seven thousand dollars-no in
Surance.
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RRIED.

CIR AVER-KERR-On Oct. nth at the residence
of Adam Stoyer, near Churchville, by Rev. r. G.
Walker, Mr.. John S. Craver and Mrs. Vira Kerr
all of this county.
HELMICK- Staunton, Oct. 3d. 1878
at the residence of Nh. Geo B. Greaver, by Rev.
J. B. Haskell. Mr. John W. Helmick and Miss
Rebecca A. Bailey.
REED-LOMAX.-On October 22d, at Cedar Grove,
the esdence of DR.. r. H. Stuart, King George
county, Va. by the Rev. Melville Boyd, Of Brook
lyn, n. Y. Rev. Theodore Reed, of Loudoun couil-
ty, to Kate R., daughter of the late Dr. r. Stuart
LomaX.
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FATAL Acc1DENr.-On ~

FATAL ACcIDENT.-On ~
noon iast' n. -4onday after
A' :. Aankford, of Keswick,
,4narle, a brakeman on the q. & o.
road, while coupling freight cars at Will
liamson's station was killed. He was un-
married, yonng and of excellent charac.
ter,
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DIED.

TINSLEY-Yesterday morning, October 9th, at
the w. L. Asylum, of which institution she had
been the matron for twenty five years, Mrs. Eliza
j. TinSley formerly of Richmond. t-'' Z
Her funeral will take place from the First Pres
byterian church, of which she was a member, this
Frday) afternoon at O'Clock, and her friends and
those OF her son, Henry G. Tnsley, are invited to
attend. t A fiN
HUL>T-O October 17th in Richmond, after pro-
tracted illness, John P. Hulst, formerly me-.
chant in Stanton, in the 55th year OF his age.
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DR.. Geo. S. Walker, SC. well and favorably known
in Augusta and adjoining counties, is associated
with Geo. W. May & Co., in their drug business on
Augusta street, opposite the Augusta National
Bank and will be glad to see his many friends at
his new place of business. 4, oct4
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Com alAercsslk.

STAUNTON, October 24th 1875.
Four-Extra, $l.1O@$i15 ;Supertine, SO Is: Family
$460@$4.75. Wheat--Futz, IS cents Lancaster, 9(@
IS cents; Corn, soc. Oats, Is cents. Bacon Sc,
(hog round)- Lard cents Salt-$l.65 Sugar. Il
@l2l1c; Meal, 55@6O Molasses 4uc@15c; Butter
Ii cents; Eggs-ll@l2 cents. New Potatoess ~
cents: Timothy seed, $l25: Wool washed, 35c
unWashed 25c
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Mr.. James Corrie, Dentist, in Baltimore, writes
II have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup personally and
in my family for two OF three years, and am pre-
pared to say there is nothing to compare to it as
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc.,
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The Virginia Hotel Barhas the sole agency for
the celebrated Reading Lager Beer, which is dis
pensed through the ''Artic Regions of the ohem-
Pump in large glasses at only cents.
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BALTIMORE Oct %, 1s77.Nsome time since I
sprained my ankle quite severely for which used
only Dr. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure, and which found
a most excellent remedy. AS a general household
remedy for cramps neuralgia, pains, &c, it is un-
equaed. am never without it. &.8G
JESSIE G. SMALLd
279, Baltimore street. Md.
FOR sale bysGeo. W. May Co.
maya If Jf,..lf& eT3tF s4gstl rIfH UFE
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MRS. GLADKR has just returned from Baltimore
with splendid stock OF Fall Hats aud other Fall
and Winter Millinery Goods. Look out for the
Grand Winter Opening, of which due notice will be
given.
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If you are looking for man court day, drop in, a.
Tom Burke's, you will find him eating steamed, oys
tiers at the Hot Lunch counter.
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New FIRMs.-Our advertising columns
announce two new firms. Messrs. Harper
Il Co. have opened a large and varied stock
of groceries at the old Armentrout confec-
tionery stand on Augusta Street, Mr..
Harper's long experience in the grocery
trade is a sufficient guaranty that he will
give satisfaction to our citizens by whom
he is SO well known.
Powell & Bryan is the style of another
new firm of grocers and general produce
dealers Mr.. 2. N. Powell has been long
known as the senior of the commission and
produce house of Powell Il Blackley, and
1t. John w, Bryan has been for several
years associated with j. A. Hamrick j.
Co. These gentlemen have purchased the
stock of Mr., John B. Blackley and con-
tinue the business at his former stand two
doors above the Post office. Their new
stock is arriving every day and being well
known business men here they will doubt
less receive a full share of patronage.
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CITY q Offices.

Every mother-in-law should recommend Dr.. Eiulls
Baby Syrup for her grandchildren ana thus keep
peace in the family.
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McILHANr has a good stock of Guns, Powder
Shot, Shells Fire-dogs, Shovels and Tongs, Coal
hods &c. oct25-
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Receipts from the Notary Public Tax.

The Clerk of the County Court of Au-
gusta has furnished US with the following
statement, showing the names Of all no.
taries public of the county, who have COM
piled with the law passed on the l4th day
Of March, 1878, by the General Assembly of
Virginia, requiring a report of the amount
of taxes on seals. and also an account of
fees of Office and transaction of business
for the year ending the 3lst of August,
1878:
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Good news foi' the bald, Geo. W. May & Co., are
agents for CarboNine Natures Nobest Remedy, will
positively produce y growth of hair bald head
oct4 ftISt '.ss =
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Oyster stcws at Tom Burkes Is cents. Roast beef
aud potatoes at Tom Burkes, 10 cents.
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New Advertisements.

NEW GROCERY FIRM .f 's'4
IN ftHH.t +'Hj4.F
P N. POWELL &, JOHN W. BRYAN having
bought the stock and good will of JOHN B. BLACK
LEY, have opened a 7i a.tt n.e q Eaitsga ~ ! /
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WHAT ONE WORD CosT.-When Ma
son 4, Hoge made a CONTRACT with the
State tor several hundred oonvicts to work
on the Valley railroad, the contract was
written by Gov. Kemper that the firm
should keep and pay for them unless the
work was abandoned" The contractors
put the word stopped" but the Governor
submitted it with the other word, When
the work stopped the contractors wished
to give the hands up but the Governor
held that it had not been abandoned
though topped. The contractors we're
forced to keep the conviots until bill
could be gotten Through the legislature,
and the single word cost them $1,000,
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TEMPLE OF FAsHIoN-Winter Opening of French
Pattern Bonnets and Round Hats Friday morning,
Nov l, 1865 to which the ladies of city and county
are invited to attend. s...
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Having just returned from Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, with the largest stock of Boots
Shoes and Hats, have ever had the pleasure tc
Offer which will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
that good goods can be sold for 3a
Oct11 CT. WELLER,
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Prescriptions accurately compounded and stcS
opened at all hours of the night and day.
oct4 GEO. w. MAY, s. Co.
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GROCERY AND
GENERAL PRODUCE BUSINESS,

GENERAL PRODUCE BUSINESS, /
Post Office on Main Street next door to Wayts drug
store They will keep large and general assert,
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, GRAIN,
&c. and will be glad to their friends promising
them every attention and the most favorable prices
and terms. -l,i".tf& 'tt .l1t it-,it
In disposing ofmy business to Messrs POWELL
& BRYAN respectfully askmy friends who have
been SO kind to me in the past to continue the ir
patronage to my successors. assuring them that
JOHN. B. BLACKLEY.
oct25-h 3t
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hot cup Of coffee at Tom Burke's any time da.
or night, for only S cents.
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By UNIVERSAL ACCORD Ayers Cathartc Pills
iare the best of all purgatves for family use. They
are the product of long, E,borious, and successful
Investigation, and their extensive USE by physicians
in their practice, and by all civilized nations, proves
them the best and NEST effectuali purgative Pill that
medical science can devise. Being purely vegetable
10 harm arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other pill can be compared
withthem. and every p r,on, knowing their virtues
will employ them, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect ordes. aid maintain in healthy
action the whole machine yof life Mild, searching
and effect ual they are spec ill 'apted to the needs
OF the d gesiye apparatus, arrangements OF which
they prevent and cure. il timely taken. They are
the best and safes of plysc tj employ for children
and weakened constitutions, wheieia mild, but Ell
fectual, catt.a tic is required 3ae; .s, iE
For SALE By ALL DEALERS.
~ 81 hoi1as ri t.al3
/ HAVE THE 5 cts. CIGAR of the day,
Try them. WIN. r. TYREE, Druggist,
aug2e- eis staumton, Va
----,r d.,a -ioitsil
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, For sale by
". R. TYREE, Druggist.
aug2e- Main street, Staunton, Va.
4.
SPECIAL attention paid to compromising prescrir
tons by W. r. TYRE, Druggist,
aug23 Main street. Staunton, Va.
CHESTER Cure for Asthma, For sale by t
w. R. TYREE, Druggist, E
aug2S- Main street. Staunton, Va.
ALLNs Antifat for Corpuence, For sale by
w. R. TYRE, Druggist,
aug23- Main street, Stanton Va
Attention sportsmen For loaded shells carefully
prepared, call at PRICE & MILLER's.
octlS- +
The greatest bargains in Boots and Shoes, to be
had of C. L. WELLER. Call and see his new Fall
stock, and prices. .
REMEMBER that c, L. WELLER cannot be under
sold in Boots, Shoes and hats, by any legitimate
house. al ts4.s Oct11
Having just returned from Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, with the largest stock of Boots.
Shoes and Hats, have ever had the pleasure to
offer which will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
that good goods can be sold for t3a Z
Octl1 C. L. WELLER. j
Dr. Radcffe's Seven Seals of Golden Wonder
Literally demolishes pain Geo. W. May s. Co., Sole
Agents. rt 81, oct4
ATTE NTIoN FAT MEN-Use Aliens Anti Fat. Get
rid of yoslr cofpulcncy-no possible danger from its
is use Sand for circulars to Geo. W. May s. Co.
oct4 '.s 't
Nn1.+ d
Good news fo1 the bald. Geo. W. May & Co., are
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Dr.. Radcliffe's Seven Seals of Golden Wonder
Literally demolishes pain. Geo. w May s. Co., Sole
Agents. t 'a oct4
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ATTENTION FAT MEN.-Use Aliens Anti Fat. Get
rid of yoslr cofpulcncy-no possible danger from its
is use Sand for circulars to Geo. w. May s. Co.,
Oct4 'N it' -
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Wadsworth, Martinez Y Longman's Prepared
Paint, for economy beauty of finish and desirability
is the cheapest and best prepared paint offered
Geo. w. May Il Co., Sole Agents. Oct4
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A Grand Rally at the Virginia Hotel Bar on Mon
day next to see the working of the Celebrated Bohe-
man Pump from which is drawn the finest beer
made in this country.
FARMERS will find tarred twne-for binding fod-
der, very cheap at BAKER BROS.
Oct25-3t
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SCHOOL books, at Hunter s. Co.'S.
Sep27
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NOMMIS SIONER'S SALE-Uunder decree of
w. Hastings court at February term, in Cease
vs. Stuart and ais we will offer at auction, at the
Saturday, the 18Th day Of October, 1873. /
the house and lot on Augusta street in Staunton,
formerly owned by 7. j. Stuart decd and sold by his
is a valuable property, containing nearly half an
acre, with Comfortable. dwelling house and the
usual appurtenanceS. !
I ERMS.-Cash for costs of suit and sale expenses
and residue in bonds with personal security at one
two and three years with interest
nr Kiln .s 4a THOMAS D. RANSOM
b.. s84 .. THOMAS G. ELDER, \. !
Sep204t t..5#.> Commissioners
At request Of Mr.. Cease this sale is postponed to
4 FRIDAY, NOV. LIST, 1878,
at same place.
THOMAS D. RANSOM
THOMAS G. ELDER
oct25-tds Commissioners.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-10-25
Bale Cotton, s1.1o.

If you wish shoe to last your children all winter
buy only the SOLE LEATHER TIP. They we're award
ed the lst premium at the Fair last week.