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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-06-14
DISTINCTIONS.

End Grammar. Miss Annie Mills, teach
er-Deportment-C Clara swoope, Maggie
Robinson, Lizzie Rapp, Roaes Nelson,
Robert Reese, Lacy Gibson, Gertrude
Hart, Julia Nelson, Effie Burnett, Fannie
Gregory, Glllie Dabney, Willie Hyde.
Scholar siip-G. Dabney, Carrie Cline,
Etfie Burnett, Fannie Gregory, Clara
Swoope, Robert Reese, Rodes Nelson,
Gertrude Hart, Julia Nelson, Maggie
Robinson, Lizzie Rapp. Regular and
punctual attendance-Robert Foster, Jo-
seph Lickliter, Edward Snuff, Roderic
SlubbS.
LIST Intermediate.-Mr Sturgis. teacher
ID, poitment-Minnie Bickle. Alice Shu-
mate, Julia Haines, James Templeton,
Marshal Snuff, Earnest Shuey, Ella Paris,
Mary Wood. Sc olarship-Marshal Snuff.
Julia Haines, Minnie Bickle.
LIST and md Primary.-M Ellen Har-
man, teacler-1st distinction for atten-
dance, scholarship and department Bald
win Wayt, Hampton Wayt, Alma Dettor.
Carrie Baskins. I'd Howard
Evans, Vaiery Camden, Elite Foster, Ma
berkeley, George Harper, Carrie Hosey,
Hattie Hosey, Gertrude Peck, Blanche
Taylor, Mary Camden, Mamie Hardy
Clarke Strasburg, George Niche.
Prsmaary.-Miss Julia Atkinson, teacher
-1sL Distinction.-Mary Echard, Katie
Baker, John Waddy. Louise Powell, Lucy
Davis, Mamie Wheeler, Grace Elder,
Maggie Henkle, DuHavre Smith, Ellie
Foster, Jennie Points. Mamie Suthards,
Mary smith, Willie Esten, Benny Mosely,
Fannie Lipscnmb, Alice Bryan, Louise
Duncan, Ella l5lacK burn, Lottie Ruther-
ford, $allie T-nning, Paul, Heydenrich,
Frank Subl. tt.
1st and 2nd Prinaary.-Miss Kate Mel
son, teacher-1st Dstir ction.-Fannie
Lawton, Martin Perry, Maggie Waddy,
Armand Carson, Heiskell Argenbright,
Frank Hanger. Lizzie Hanger, Willie Mel
son, Virginius Nelson, Kate Fretwell, Le-
na Yeager, Lucy Suthards.
Primary-M VIM. B. johnson, teach
er-Sci iolarsliip-Jenuie Watts, Roland
Smith, Henry Witt. Henry Catlett, Thorn
as Atkinson, Luther Slower, Lee Benn,
Charles Staples, Joseph Mote, Charles
Si.app, David Switzer, Frank Hartman,
William Reese. Eva Smith, Kate Black
bum. Valley Hoover, Jennie Grow, Leila
Powers, Alice Yost. Fer Department.
Fannie Ogg, Valley Hoover. Presley
Powell. Kate Blackburn, Jennie Grow
Wm. Mosely, Frank Hartman, Edgar
l. eshliS OSS. i VI AutCli-
dance Eva Smith, Alice Yost, Frank
hardwood, David Switzer, Lee Benn
Thomas Atkinson, Albert hardwood
James Shott.-For scholarship, deport-
ment and regular attendance; lst distinc-
ton in all to-Mary Manly, Annie Hayes
Tallaferro Dickeson, Sadie Manly, Fannie
Blackley.
lat Primary-Miss J. NJ. Brown, teacher
LIST distinction for diligence regular at
tendance and last improvement to little
girls 6 years old-Mary Byerley, Lulu
Smith, Mary Morton, Champe Mari, and
to little boys years old Joe Saunders
James Foster, George Todd, Charles Witt,
Thomas Gibbs; I'd distinction for diligence
and attendance-Bell Weaver, Willie
Fisher, Willie Crawford, Robert Goode
Willie Bryan, Ben Moseley, Willie Morton,
Mollie lesser, Geneva Suthards, Leila WITT
Distinction for ist scholarship. Bald
win Brown and Henry Radford,
Mss Jennie Johnson's School-1st dis,
| tipetion for excellence Of department.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURIEs.-The fol
lowing is list of the special Grand Jury,
summoned to the first Gay of the June
term Of the county court, June 2ith
Pastures. John Christian, VIM. A.
Brown; South River.-James A. Austin
Thomas FL. Antrim; North River.-Daniel
Fishburn, Philip Fauber; Beverley Man
or.-Joseph A. Asst, John G. Bell; Middl e
River.-Daniel Beard; Riverheads.-Jo
Z. Dunlap.
The following is the venire summoned
to the End day Of the term, June 25th.
Pastures'-John NJ. Baylor, Isaac N.
Vines, James W. McCorkle, Rice H. Dun
lap, James B. McCutchan, A. J. Miller /;
North River.-Wm. H. Neffs Cyrus M.
Orebaugh, James NJ. Reeves, John E..
Whitmore, Joseph W. Wriggle, J. W.
Silling; Pastures.-B. Fl. Lckliter, Sam
uel W. Nichols, NJ. L. Masincup. John
Peery, John Bear, George NJ. Bear; Bev-
erley Manor.-John a. Harris, II. II.
Fultz, Lewis Hartman, Yeizer NJ. Bickle,
Gilbert Child, Chas. J. Bell; South River.
Samuel II. Kerr, James w. Lobban,
Robert D. Hensley, James H. Hamilton,
VIM. F. Gilkerson. Willoughby NJ. Harris;
Middle Riyer.-Pleasant NJ. Dice, Samuel
Frank, Frederick Frey, David EARLY, Jas.
T. Bowman, Thomas c. Burger.
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Ladies Buttoned Side Lace and Front Lace Boots
in Box Toe and Plain, very low, don't fail to try
pair of them. New Goods almost daily at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store
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BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1S77-Some time since
sprained my ankle quite severely for which uset
only Dr.. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure and which 1 fount
a most excellent remedy. AS a general household
remedy for cramps, neuralgia, pains, &C., it is I'm
equalled. I am never without it.
JESSIE G. SMALL,
279, Baltimore street, Md.
For sale by Geo. w. May & Co.
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FATAL ACCIDENT'-On Friday after
gagged in his saw mill, three miles from
Greenville, saving large log. just as he
was finishing, plank fell on the saw and
was thrown, end foremost, against him,
cutting his chin and breaking his neck,
causing his instant death. Mrs. Nancy
Crobarger, his sster-in-law who had just
come to the mill to call him to dinner and
a colored boy who was assisting in the
mill, were the only persons presnt. Ply
sicians from Greenville were sent for i'm
mediately, but of course could render no
aid. MI. Crobarger was almost sixty
years of age, and was thrifty and re-
spected farmer.
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McILHANY has a large stock Of Pocket and Table
Knives at Fair Prices may17
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MclLHANY is agent in this section of Virginia for
Dupont's fowder, Milers Fire-p proof Safes, Cucum-
per Pumps Patent Buggy and Wagon Wheels, Cal
and examine. mayl7
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Health, Beauty aud strong, pure, rich blood will
be secured to all who use that most reliable altera
the and blood purifier, DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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Gentlemen's Fine Calf Box Toe, and Plain Con
gress and Buckle CATERS, very low for Cash at
WELLER'S Boot, Shoe and Hat Store
FRESH ASPARAGUS at c. C. WHEAT'S.

A VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr. C. W. Benson a
Practical Physician, at 106 N. EutawSt. Baltimore
Md. (who has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in certain proportion, inva-
riaby headache, either bilious, dyspeptc, ner
vouS OF sick headache neuralgia and nervousness
This is a triumph in medical chemistry and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail He pre-
pares it in pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore.
-Episcopal Methodist. A- Sold by all Druggist and
country stores marl-1y
PIANOS AND ORGANS If you wish to purchase
a very superior Piano or Organ, equal in every ex-
cellence to any made, at Manufacturers Wholesale
Price, and thus save nearly one-half of your money
do not fall before purchasing, to write for catalogue
of descriptions and prices, to Post Office Box 1885,
New York.
feb15ly
81. will buy a pair Fine Calf Box Toe hand made
Boots, every pair warranted at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store
90. will buy a Ladies Good Morocco Shoe, and $25
a pair OF the best quality, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store.
A full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats as wei
as in Woo-Umbrellas, full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash, at
JAMES C. L. WELLERS.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WILL BUY A BOTTLE
of Shriner's Indian Vermifuge the most reliable
agent in destroying and cxpellng worms from chll
dren and adults. Try it. Every bottle guaranteed
to give satisfaction,
AB- For Sale by Geo. w. MAY s. Co. ga
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City Notices.

OF COURSE take your customary annual trip to the
country,-but don't forget DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup,
that indispensable help in every emergency. Costs
only Is cents dottie.
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Every one in want of Boots and Shoes of Good
Quality and at the Lowest Prices for Cash. will study
their interest by examining my Stock before pur-
chasing. Don't believe every thing you hear but come
and for yourself and you will be convinced that
the best real bargains in Boots and Shoes, are to be
had at
G. L. WELLERS Boot Shoe and Hat Store.
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OE-CRAWFORD.-At Mt Alto, Augusta
county Va, on the 9Th of June, inst, by the Rev.
county, Md, and Miss Josephine N. Crawford, OF
Augusta county, Va.
WILDMAN-DAVIS-I Liberty, Bedford county.
June 5th, Rev. j. w. Wildman to Miss Alice Davis,
daughter of Rev j. A. Davis pastor of the Baptist
Church at Liberty, and Superintendent of Public
Schools of Bedford
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pocahontas county,
w. Va, May 20, by Rev. r. Fl. Mason, of the Epis-
copal Church, Mr.. J. W. Milligan, OF Cermont,
Iowa, to Miss Florence, daughter of Col. James 7
Lockridge. Among the gro0msmen was Mr.. r. S
Turk.
HEDRICK-DO the 10Th ult., at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev. J. w. Ora
ham, Rev. ID. G. Hedrck, OF the M. E. hurch, and
Miss Matte Donually, OF Greenbrier.
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FARMERS will find it to their advantage to remenl
Der that Price Miller, of Staunton are prepared to
furnish repairs for the HUBBARD Mower the SPRAGUE
Mower and the UNION Mower.
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Go to the New York Tea Store, opposite the Court
House and get the very best Hyson at Is cts English
Breakfast $l.0o Imperial $l.Oo Oolong $l.20, Japan
$l2 Gunpowder $3.50, Choice coffee from II to 30 cts
and sugars from So to 10 cts.
jun14*
Lovers ofcoo sparkling Beer will find the genuine
the place.
jun14
j. d. HoUNIHAN at the new wire sign has Fresh
Oolong. Japan Gotnpoacder, Imperial, Young Ety.
son, Hyson, 11cankay and English Breakfast Teas
New Crop
junl4*
Call at TOM BURKE'S noted Bar and get glass of
his genuine Milwaukee Beer, the best in the city,
j. d. HouN1HAN has Just received by steamship
China, OF the finest Japan Teas of the new crop
that will be brought to this country this season.
junl4*
Tom Burke has the Genuine Milwaukee Beer. 1t
can't be beat
jun14
FLENMNG'S (SANTONINE) WORM CONFEC-
TIONS will effectually destroy worms. Sold every
where
G ENUINE MILWAUKEE BEER, direct from Milwau-
kee at TOM BURKES.
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S. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Staunton. may4-tf
JUST received at Levy Brothers. one hundred
Ladies' Linen Suits.
LADIES' Thread Lace Saques, at remarkable bar
gains. Just received at
may31-3t LEVY BROS.
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The PINEY WOODS CHURCH.-Dr. Van
L. Davis and other members of the Green
vile Y. NJ. G. A. are meeting with consid-
cradle success in raising money for the
erection of their missionary chapel in the
pine WOO Is near Greenville. They will
not need more than $500 more to carry out
this laudable undertaking of the Green
vile association, and will be thankful for
any contributions however small. Sever
al contributions have been left at the VIM
DICTATOR office for this object. and anything
additional will be received and forwarded
and the amount gratefully acknowledged
by the earnest gentlemen who have the en-
terprise in charge.
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Accomplished at last! The fresh, sparkling beer
as drawn from the celebrated double "Arctic b.
hemlan Pump at the Virginia Hotel Bar, spro
nounced by judges the best and most invigorating
drink now in use.
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" LEY 'fAAN NEAR HARR1soNBURG, VA.

RAwLEy SPRINGS, p r. , n,so,,n,7no
This popular and fashionable summer resort offer!
rare attractions in fine mountain air and scenery
Superior Hotel accommodations, variety OF. gay
amusements and its famous
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, q.
well known as the ~
BEST TONIC WATERS IN VIRGINIA.
In all diseases of debility and especially in mala
dies PECULIAR TO FEMALES, their effects are
almost magical.
BOARD PER DAY, $3.50; PER WEEK. $3.50
ONE MONTH, $40; TWO MONTHS $75
Special rates to parties or families of five or more
who remain one month. Hotel now open.
Telegraph and Post offices in the Hotel Fol
Springs Pamphlets, write to
DR.. w. 3. HOPKINS,
President Rawley Springs Company. V.
|. June IT, 1875. Harrisonburg, Va
deaoOo FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTs!!
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
When you buy your ticket get an
ACCIDENT POLICY
In the Mobile Life Insurance Company, Is cents
will insure you against accidents for one day to the
amount of
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
OF SIS per week for disabling injuries.
RATES:
One day, Is cents; two days, so cents; five days
$l25; ten days, $3.50; thirty days. $500.
Apply to
JOHN H. WOODWARD,
Agent at C. & o. Depot,
SAM'L M. WOODWARD,
Agent at Valley r. r. Depot
Or any ticket agent on any line in the State.
CARTER BERKELEY
june7-ly Special Agent.
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90. will buy Ladies Good Morocco Shoe and s2,5
a pair of the best quality, at
WELLERS Boot and Shoe Store
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vi R sgzED.

$685. will buy Misses Good Morocco Shoe, at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store
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The END OF THE SEAsoN.-On Wed
nesday night the Cotillion club and Junior
Terpsichorean club joined their forces in
giving the last hop of the season at Grange
Hall. The music was quite good and the
assembly very fashionable. Besides Staun-
ton society there were a number of visitors
from elsewhere. Among the ladies pres
ent were Miss Virginia Hoffman, of Ind,
Miss Gay W. Miller, of Richmond, and
Misses Helen Reid, Fannie Smith,
the Misses McChesney, Jennie Harrison,
Emily Sweet, Isabella Gray, Mamie Jack
son the Misses Cartmeli. Nellie Moreland
May Elder, Nettie Kinney. Emma Grey,
Avery Covell, Sallie Lewis, Annie Bell,
Carrie Gay, Lucille Rutherford, the Misses
Mallory, Belle Hurst, Helen Candy, Annie
Moffett, Willie Bogart, Nellie Wayne,
Carrie Gator, Bessie Pinckard and others.
Among the gentlemen the Junior club had
a strong representation, while the older
CotilIun club furnished its best dancers and
most agreeable society men.
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81. will buy pair Fine Calf Box Toe hand made
Boots, every pair warranted at
WELLER'S Boot and Shoe Store
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LADIES' Thread Lace Saques, at remarkable bar
gains. Just received at
may3l-3t LEVY BROS,
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SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of decree rendered in the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, in the causes of Koiner Zrkle,
and MeadS Administrator vs. Zirkle I will proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House. in Staunton, on
Monday, the 9th dag of Nay, 1878.
County Court day. tract of land containing 60
acres more or less, which was bought by Jacob w.
Zirkle, OF Joshua R. Keagy. Said land is situated
about Is miles north east of Staunton on the East
side of South river, about mile distant from the
land of John Afford and ais.
TERMs.-Enough cash in hand to pay all unpaid
costs OF suit and SALE the residue npOn credit of
one two and three equal annual installments tax
ing bonds therefor with approved personal securi-
title as ultimate security
P. A. BAYLOR.
may3-4t hr Commissioner.
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JUST received at Levy Brothers. one hundred
Ladies' Linen Suits.
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S. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Staunton. may4-tf
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The land will be sold an entire tract or in par
GELS as may be deemed best on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash, as to so much as may
be necessary to pay the expenses of the sale and to
pay note Of 81 co. with interest after the rate of
per cent. per annum from February Il. 1875, till
months, in equal nstallments. the purchaser exc
cutting bonds with approved. personal security, OF
MI Thomas j. Peters resides at Peters, s Switch.
and will show the land to any one desiring to pur-
chase the same.
r. l.. PARRISH,
COvingtOn, Va. Trustee.
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Lovers ofcoo sparkling Beer will find the genuine
Milwaukee at TOM BURKE'S Everybody knows
the place.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-04-10

now doing duty rs night guard At The
state prison, in tho place Of David
spaalding who il confined 10 tho
house by rheumatic complaint
We notice that our friend and
patron Ralph Howard, Is painting
aud paperIng tho store recently occu-
pied by q, W, Whitaker II, II, by.
throw Is doing the work IN eredila-
bic aud artistic manner, "ilerb" Is
doing we'll now Give him your work
aud confidence,
The reylyalisls, Misses Townslsy
aud luck, arc holding q series Of
meetings, afternoon aud evenings, Al
tho liapll,t church in this village,
They ne attended by large crowds OF
people, Hops they will do some good
| and "conycH' many sinners,
The adjourned annual meeting Of
tho Asculuey Agricultural Assoela
ton waf held on Monday evening last
Mt tho office Of j. u, Rarnswouh, Esq,
the secretary, We had not learned its
proceedings up TO tho time Of writing
this,
Tho Sacred OntorlO OF Esther,
the LcauliiUl Queen, IL under rehear-
sa here and Ia TO DO played IN the
Town Hall, on Tuesday aud Wednes-
day OF ucNt week, the 10Th and 18th
insls., under the direction Of Prot, &.
I, ), Pierce, by chorus Of 40 singers
IN rich oriental costumes, Grand TIL
umphui march Of 80 children in COS
tunes, preceded by Il live horse on the
stage, General admission 25 cents
reserved seats, 3j cents, Half fare on
the railroad from Bellows Falls, W,
Il, Junction aud intermediate stations,
Only about forty dogs have been
licensed III Windsor Tor the ensuing
year rs yet,
N. W, Patrick has sold his farm
In the sixth district aud is to move in.
to tho old Parker place just north OF
this village,
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.
Mr., Chas, :, Adams IL moving to
shcddsyilIc, having purchased the place
formerly owned aud occupied by Dr. 4,
Morgan, The place contains seven acres
OF land aud price paid was 500,
N, ", Patrick, auctloncer, Of the 9th
school district, Windsor has sold his
farm to Wellington Thompson, Of Wind
sor, Ml Patrick moves TO Windsor
village,
&C, G., Thornton, merchant At the 4
corners, has moved into his new house,
known ~ the Labarcc house, Mr., {, hqs
had the house painted aud repaired and
intends moving the barn which will great.
~ Improve the appearance Of the place,
Two weeks ago \, i, Pierce, while
near the store Nt tho corners, was bit
ten on the hand aud lex by dog owned
by James Murphy, II Is hoped that Mr.,
Pierce viii recover damage. When viii
the dog nuisance be abatcd
We learn that complaint was formally
entered on Monday morning against Geo,
4, Burk, son of A, u, Burk, formerly
Constable aud Town Clerk for abuse of
II horse while driving from Windsor last
Saturday. Burk aud his companion, Wy
man, were too fur gone to realize tha the
poor hose had feelings, aud he was
driven aud whipped until the blood now-
cd from his mouth aud noSlrlls n stream.
1t Is hoped that Grand Juror Rugglcs viii
look up the case and prosecute them to
the extent OF the law, If that miserable,
disgusting hole at Cornish, where Marsh
Harlow has for years poisoned the COM
munly, was sunk, what II blessing II
would be, aud how much money would be
saved, especially on this side Of the river.
men why don't you be up
and doing
IL. u, Young and family are moving
into the house lormely occupied by Mrs.
Lucy Rogers at Ficldsvillc.
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"That KOmieal Br0Wn," assisted by
several good "musickers," viii give one
Of bis unique concerts NJ tho Town Hall,
SATURDAY evening, April iath, Brown
always draws full houses and gives eX-
eellenl satisfaction, Go aud hear him-
hearty laugh doeth good like medicine
e. j, TAFT has moved into the II, II,
HALEY house, AZ tho foot Of the Park, aud
will open q Root aud Shore Store IN one
" tho front rooms next week,
DIR, Jewett purchased and Is having
stuffed that moa5trosily Ofa calf found in
Reading Gui win have Il on exhibition ut
hli oligs IN O lcw days,
The lu5l lecture VI the course, given BY
Mr', Liyermpre OH Thursday evening last,
wan 0up VI tn ncsl, She spoke over two
hours without notes, aud touched on
everything liom Adam 20 tho late FreRl'
dcniai Campaign, much Of which was
practical aud worthy 70 be treasured up
hy those who were fortunate enough a.
hear her, She lad full house,
T., X, Slack speaks 10 the public in au-
other columu, 'llead you please"
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New Hampshire.

1t cost Charleston s327 10 en-
terrain $40 tramps last year,
Mrs, DR., llarwooa Of Nashua, on
Saturday, caught tho heel Of her boot
ma irog " tho crossing Of the Wor-
eosler d Nashua railload, aud Tell IN
such manner rs to seriously spraln
her leg and break tho homes N her
arm.
1t Is estimated that over $1,000
worth Of goods have been stolen every
month from the various manufacturing
companies ia Manchester by opera
lives,
"A prominent and highly respect
able citizen Of Lebanon, Is years Of
age, end two years awidower, lately
led 10 the hymeniul altar, u charming
young widow of ~,
John l., Odlon Of Portsmouth
vas arrested Friday morning, charged
with baslardy, Ills victim was ayoung
glrl, 10 years old, named n ely Spin
ncy, who is the prisoners niece, The
evidence IL conclusive. Odion is held
in $500 for his appearance at the next
tern oil the Supreme Court
"a day or two ago Il young son
of Patrick Donovan OF Portsmouth
accidentally poisoned himsclfby drink.
ing eye water, and IL is thought he
cannot recover.
Charles A. Perry, carpenter of
North Conway, was thrown from n
heavily loaded wagon, Saturday after
noon, and both legs were crushed be-
meath the wheels. An attempt was
made to save his life by the amputa-
ton Of one limb, but he died Sunday
during the operation.
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SOulII Heading,

Henry Austin had COW which
the other day dropped singular
mopstrosity for cali, It looked
more like bull dog than q calf lis
head with hunt nose, mouth with
tushes aud ears were like those Of q
dog, From the forehead 10 the nose
it was "a inches, The legs were also
like q dog but had hoois, In fact
about the only appearance Of a calf
about 1t was the feet and hair 1t
was dead ahen found
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
HORACE l. uYLAND'S ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Probate Court OF the District of Hartford,
Commissioners to receive, examine and ad.
Just all claims and demands of all persons
against Horace L. Hylapd, late of Dos.
ton. Mass, deceased. and the claims of
the deceased exhibited in set-off to the claims
of ,'he creditors. hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowin said claims at the Office of French &
Southgate, in Woodstock, Vermont, on the
first Wednesday in May, A. ID. 1879. and on
the 18th day of August, A. D. 1873, from ten
o'clock A. NJ. until three O'Clock p. NJ, on
each of said days, and that six months from
the both day of March, A. D.. 1878. is the
the time limited by said Court for said credit.
ors to present their claims to us for examna-
tion and allowance.
Dated at Woodstock, this Goth day Of March,
a. ID. 1878.
J. ht II. Su tRa11k Commissioners.
A. I. pAvts, Adzainistsatos.