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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-09-27
Church Notes.

On Sunday morning last Rt Rev. Bishop
Keane of this diocese of the Catholic
church, preached at st. Francis church.
weeks since at Richmond, is quite young
for his high Office. being apparently not
more than forty years of age. He is Of me-
dunn size and has refined and intellectu-
al face. He wears glasses which with his
high forehead give him a scholarly look.
His delivery is faultless, and full of grace
and ease, and his voice one Of the most
charming we have ever heard IN a public
speaker. His manner, like his face, is all
gentleness, but the close drawn upper lip
indicates that there is no lack of firmness.
He was dressed in the Episcopal purple
and around his neck wore the gold chain
of his Office. Before opening his sermon
in the morning he said that having been
called in the strange providence of God to
oversee this diocese, he was on his episc0-
pal tour of visitation and had been pleased
since his arrival with what he had heard
of the congregation he was addressing. He
was glad to hear how we'll they stood with
their fellow citizens, glad to see the excel
lent church building they had, glad to hear
of their cooperation with their pastor in
the wonderful work he had accomplished
since he had been here, and glad above all
to find them interested in a Catholic school
here The surest evidence of Catholic
progress he said was the school. He then
preached sermon on the seven sorrows of
the Virgin Mary.
At night the building was again crowded
to hear the bishop, there being. as in the
morning, many members OF other denOml-
nations il. the audience. He preached on
the divine life which Christ came to give
the world and which could only, he said,
b. obtained through the Catholic church.
He dwelt with much emphasis on the vi
tai Importance of thesacrament OF baptism
which could only be administered by that
church and without which. God through |
the holy scriptures said man was lost. His |
sermon was most able presentation of the |
doctrines of his church and its ability was |
the subject OF general comment. After |
the sermon collection, commended in a
fervent address by the bishop, was taken
up for the yellow fever sufferers and yield
ed $50.
Father Fitzsimmons. the popular young
priest who has been attached to st. Fran
els church, has been transferred to Key
ser, w. Va. His removal will be regretted
by many outside Of his own congregation.
at Trinity church Sunday night Rev.
DR.. Eccleston, of New Jersey, preached on
the glories of heaven. DIR. E. is the same
minister who was elected Bishop Of West
Virginia and declined and was afterwards
called to the rectorship of the Monumen-
tai church at Richmond, but also declined.
He is one of the greatest lntellects in the
Council of the United States, and his ser
mon on Sunday night gave evidence of his
claim to that distinction.
In the first Presbyterian church Sunday
night, Rev. Owens B. Stricken, of Tink-
ling Spring. preached most able sermon.
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AUGUSTA STOCK AHEAD.-At the Lou
doun county fair we see that colt enter
ed by Col. Bolivar Christian took the pre-
MUM. The colt is out Of Col. C.'s Au-
gusta mare, "Fapnie Stuart"
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A B1&VDED RAM GoNR.-John Il.
Crawford, Esq. last week lost his fine
Cotswold ram which be bought at Mems
great stock sale a few weeks ago.
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STAUNTON LEGIsLATURE.-Att the last
Saturday nights session of this body the
newly elected Speaker, Hon. Marshall
Hanger, took the chair, and after short
address, thanking the House for the honor
conferred called the body to order. An
election was then held for Sergeant-at-
arms and door keeper, which resulted In
the election of Mr.. james Miller for the
first and Mr.. Roger Atkinson for the last
named office. A message from the retir-
ing Gov. Waddell, was presented vetoing
the university bill with his reasons there
FIR. An interesting discussion on the
veto message is anticipated tomorrow
night in which .Messrs W, A. McCue,
Stout, Robertson, Stuart, Brooke and 9th
ers are expected to participate.
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DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE
IL FOR SALE.
Having determined to remove from the County to
engage in other business 1 will sell privately my
BRICK HOUSE, AND STORE ROOM
attached, in the village of BroWnsburg Rockbridge
county, Va, immediately the road from Staunton
to Lexington, % miles from the former and ID miles
from the latter place, and if not disposed Of before
Wednesday the 2,ad dag of October
next, will offer it at public sale on that day. The
dwelling house has lot or lots of 2 acres rich and
productive attached, contains s rooms neatly
furnished, in thorough repair, a cstern near the
door, fine spring few steps from the house, good
Stabling, Ice house, corn crib, &c..-n fact every
convenience for the solid comforts of a family.
The store house is of good size 2x4S feet and sup
piled with shelving and counters ready for business
The village of BroWnsburg is composed of sober
intelligent and industrious population in the midst
OF churches, schools, mills and surrounded by fine
farms and good farmers.
tits seldom that property of such character is put
upon the market that offers such inducements to the
purchaser who either desires a quiet and pleasant
home or wishes to engage in business.
TERMS.-Easy and accommodating, and will be
made known on personal application, Or by letter
addressed to the undersigned,
R. Il ANDERSON,
July 26th, 1878. Brownsburg,
july26- oct LIST Rockbridge county Va.
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Mlghtle WlthOutErce
performed Boswth
Throne
whose be heard for miles
Aego1 Illustrations National Tabux
Memph The Mosques the Koma % Succeeding squadrons of Spirited
IiumnhS ne' saw
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commercial.

STAUNToN, September 29th ISIS.
$475 Wheat--Fultz, IS cents so.lo: Fala ny
g cents; Corn Sc on Oats Is cents Bacon s. s.
0121c Meal, $1,000; Molasses ~
Is cents; Eggs-1l@l2 cents. New Pota+aos a
cents: Timothy seed, SIPS: Wool washe% a5c
unwashed Csc. ""'heo' '0e
REMARKS
We have no material change to note in orr marke
fsr the past week.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Sept. 2s-Besf
beeyes $475@$5.12; medium $825@$a p: ma iortv Of
sales made at $3S7@$437. The Offering, WEI chief.
" middle grades, and the decline on them was 1a
H. Hogs declined 14@ss and quoted at 5006 cents.
sheep-butchers s@4ss, stock s1.5o@s3 per head
Lambs 4@5 cents.
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TIL GREATEST ENEMY TO CHILDREN is
worms. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will save them
from ruin if used according to the directions.
For sale by Geo. w, Mays Co.
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If your constitution is broken down, or you find it
necessary to purify and cleanse the BLOOD use Dr.
Bulls Blood Mixture.
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SEE the advertisement of Holiday West. They
have the choicest stock of boots shoes and hats in
the city and at prices that will surprise buyersso
low for the quality and style of goods.
Sep27-1t
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VALUABLE DIsCovERY-Dr. G. W. Benson, a
Practical Physician, at LOG N. EutaW ST., Baltimore,
Md. (who has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in a certain proportion, inva-
riaby cures headache either bilious, dyspeptic ner-
vous or sick headache neuralgia and nervousness.
This is triumph in medical chemistry, and sufferers
all over the country ordering by mail. He pre-
pares it in pills at 60 cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore.
Episcopa1 Methodist. So Sold by all Druggist and
country stores. marl.ly
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1S77.-Some time since I
sprained my ankle quite severely for which I used
only DR.. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure and which found
a most excellent remedy. AS general household
remedy for cramps, neuralgia, palms, Sc, it is un-
equalled I am never without it.
JESSIE.C. SMALLI
279, Baltimore street, Md.
For sale by:Geo. W. May & Co
may24-tf
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A NEW CARRIAGE.-The new Bath platform Car
rage will be on exhibition at Burke's stables next
Monday. This carriage is provided with two or
three seats sliding, has extension top and is ncly
finished and cheap. Refer to advertisement and
call to see them .
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A PEERLESS SEPARATE GAS-LIT AND
{Ahf4l4ADl ALADDIN N 0nEGGDR ATED ARE1NA
OF THE UNIVERSE.

Five New and Famous Circus Faces An Amazing Amphheater
Brute Scholars The Ganest Embodiment of Natural Object Teaching
Moral Aumens either Hemisphere has known and every de-
of which ONE TICKET ADMITS, and for the price charged by
Shows which are but decimal fraction with it,
EACH MORNING, FREE TO ALL A GRAND GRATUITOUS GAL:
EXHIBITION, MANY TIMES MORE SHOW FOR NOTHING
THAN ANY OTHER EXHIBITION CHARGES YOU
HALF A DOLLAR TO SEE.
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A LEATHER pocket book for Is cents, at Hunte
& Co.'S sep27
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DON'T DELAY.-Get box of FLEMING'S (SAN-
TONINE) WORM CONNECTIONS. Your children
will cat them without trouble. 1t is pleasant and
active in expelling worms.
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MEssRs J. W. ABBY s. Co., are now receiving
their stock Of fall and winter clothing for men
and boys. This is one Of the competest stock OF
clothing brought to Staunton and the prices are
so low that really nice suit be bought for one
half the price paid for similar goods few veal
ago. Call and examine this stock.
SepN
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Mr.. w. CANS, OF the well-known firm OF A. SAX
& Co.. Tailors and Clothiers, of Richmond, will visi
StauHton at All early day. We bespeak for him
cordial reception. as he has host OF friend, here
and has made some OF the best fits ever turned GU
In StauntOn.
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FIVE Packages envelopes for rs cents, at Hunter
& Co.'S. sep2I
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McILHANY has received and is selling Grain
Cradles, Grass and Grain Scythes, Snaths, Whet
Stones and other harvest goods at Fair Prices.
may17
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Wheat.

% 000 BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED.
~ We wish to buy wheat delivered at our mill in
Waynesboro OF any Depot on c. & 0. r. r. highest
prices in cash. Will furnish best ground Plaster de-
llYered at any station on c. s. O r. r. Also best
Standard PnosphateS, also articles to manufacture
your own Phosphate.
Yours respectfully
July 10Th. 1873 Waynesboro. va.
july 193M ' "
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NOTHING SHORT OF UNMIsTAKABLE BENEFITS
Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SARsAPARILLA enjoys. 1t is compound of the best
vegetable Alternatives with the Iodides of Potassium
and Iron, and is the most effectual OF all remedies
for scrofulous, mercural, OF blood disorders. Uni
formly successful and certain in its remedial effects
it produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula-
Sores, Boils, Humors, Pimpes Eruptions, Skin Dis.
eases and all disorders arising from mpurty of the
blood By its invigOrating effects it always relieves
and often cures Liver Complaints, Female Weak
nesser and Irregularities, and is potent remover of
vitality. For purifying the Blood it has no equal
It tones mp the SYSTEM restores and preserves the
health. and imparts vigor and energy. For forty
years has been in extensive use and is to-day the
most available medicine for the suffering sick, any
where.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
HAVE THE cts. CIGAR of the day.
Try them. VIM. r. TYREE, Druggist,
aug2e- staunton, Va.
SPECIAL attention paid to compromising prescrip
tons by w. r. TYREE, Druggist,
aug23- Main street. Staunton, Va.
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, For sale by
W. R. TYREE, Druggist
aua23- Main street, Staunton, Va.
CHESTER Cure for Asthma, For sale by
W. R. TYREE, Druggist,
aug23- Main street. Staunton, Va
ALLINs Antifat for C0rpuence, For sale by
W. R. TYRE, Druggist,
aug23- Main street, Staunton, Va.
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TWELVE lead pencils for 10 cents, at Hunter &
Co.'S. sep27
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City Notices.

Rooms FOR RENT-Three (3) comfortable rooms
in desirable part of the City, at low price Ref
erences exchanged. Address box Is CITY.
sep27-1t*
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DUBLIC Rem
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of
VS.. Robert W. johnson, I will on
Saturday, October the 1871 1878.
at public auction on the premises proceed to rent
for the term of year from the day of said renting
tract of land containing about 30A acres situated
on the Port Republic road, about five miles from
W. Johnsnn, and being the same tract of land of
which the late Henry Dinke died seized and pos
SeSSed.
Said tract of land has on it comfortable dwelling
and necessary out buildings, and good orchard
TERMS.-One half at the end of six months and
balance twelve months from date of renting, the
renter to give bond with approved personal security
and with covenant that the property shall be return
ed at the expiration of the lease, in good condi
ton as when received natural wears and tears ex
cepted.
A. B. LIGHTNER,
sep20tds S. A. c.
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FRUIT JARS of all kinds very low. StoneWare
at 10 and 1915 cents per gallon at
sep 13 ct L1PSCOMB u SOMERVlLLES.
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SCHOOL books, at Hunter & Co.'S.
sep27
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE NEAR MIDDLEBROOK, IN AU-
GIISTA GOIINTY ~ - -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
u ESTATE NEAR MIDDLEBROOK, IN AU-
GUSTA COUNTY.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Cont of
Augusta county, entered in the cause of Cofman's
Guardian VS.. McChesney, &C., on the 23rd day of
March 1878 the undersigned Commissioners will pro
coed to sell at public auction in front of the Court
House in Staunton, on
Tuesday, the 22nd day of October, 1878.
two certain tracts of land owned by W. S. McChes-
ney, containing A and $50 acres respectively lying
adjacent to each other and near the town of Middle
brook, in Augusta county-forming together very
TERMS OF sALE.-Cash in hand to pay costs of
sale and the 4ro upon a. credit OF one two
mentS bearing interest, the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved personal security for the de-
ferred payments and the title retained ultimate
security,
r. P, BELL,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR,
sep20-tdS Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance of a de-
" cree OF the Circuit Court of Augusta rem.
dered in the ciancery cause of VIM. j. Nelson trs-
tee VS.. B. T, Bagby &c. The undersigned commits
siDner will on
Saturday, October the 18th, 1878.
sell at public auction, in front OF the Court house in
St lunton, a certain house and lot situated on the
east side of Augusta street IN Staunton, and known
as The StutZ building.
Said house is three stories high built of brick and
on account OF its location, valuable as business
stand.
TERMs.-EnoWgh cash in hand to cover the costs
OF suit and SALE and the residue in three equal pay
ments at six, eighteen and thirty months from the
day of sale, the purchaser execute bonds with an
proved personal security bearing interest from their
date and the title to be retained as ultimate secur
ty.
THoS. G. ELDER,
sep2O tds Commissioner.
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FIVE quires paper for Is cents at Hunter & Co.'S
Sep27
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Chapman johnson and Martha johnson, Defts.
In Chancery on Original and amended Bills.
The object Of this suit is to enforce lien for mater
street road in Stauton part Of lot No 10, conveyed
by Burgess and wife Noy. LIST, 1875 balance due be-
ing $l60, 90 and interest from July 26, 1877
1t appearing by affidavit filed that due diligence
has been used on behalf of the plaintiff to ascertain
are without effect, and that said defendants be-
ieved to be nonresidens Of the States 1t ordered
month after due publication Of this notice and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in this
suit
Teste, j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
T. D. Ransom, p. q. Sept20-4t
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f-2Watches Sc to$7. ReyofverszxzxxaG
46M 30 Over 100 latest Novelties,
~ Asts wanted. s0,suPslJ GO SasasiIps Tenn " VI
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

The hanging OF Achhr 'I''"' ~
kns.< C,y. f0t III. murder ~ p~Ya,y MAJ
.Axi Hagbes, heu inasp~nisncs, MO- s"s
place March iss. II. murder sA committed
y.tsuay Ieh. l-y7 Green 80 . YOUNG man,
.s..i aiou, i-snty srsel, ADD vss . native 81
| Gs.n Rris, souut,. Va u. so raised In
Grv-u coan,y, o. ia, hS lived fof s''ns ums
10 rr,rson, county. loss, and his 70 The nr't
Judicial bar rug In Jscksoo cOsniy, No, s''ce
Is@
The secretary a the Treasury has
already pr.pAred the necessary arrangements
fe~ ,he immediate etccu,loo q the las pro
| vbilng iof III. cothsg. Of silver dollars, ~ ihs'
th~rc vtil ~ no delay shA,ever Ls lie Opera
ton. The secretary has . prepared form OF
the silver ctTuhesis, and ApprOscia device Tor
the rec silver dollar. which ga. submitted To
him b, The Directs. Toe Mint Department
1. therefore prepared Ia begin -iihou, delay
a.. administration - the lac.
Jacob X freese. for embeklling funds
II the deposition. In the STATE savings Bank,
| Trenton. y J has hc-u .Lt.nccd 10 three
year, Ia the state prtson and year. fo' con
.yirscy to dcifsui, making I'VE years al
together. Louis frcesc and Henry Freeze, for
The same of'cn-e. ~cfc gyien sir monihs each
In the county Jail Walter J Bartlett. a de
fsuliing tar receiver 81 Trenton. va scn,epccd
a. two years In The state pri.on.
The public deb, statement for febru-
ar, show, a decrease In The deb, 'or he month
Of D., ~ 80, and the follo~tng balance in the
treasury
currency .s.s.,... s.....t.. Wv 'h'
| special fund for the redemption q
fractional curfency ......,...... lO,UO,UN
Special deposit - legal tenders for
the Redemption ~ certificates al
drt1st ,....... 2'So'V.
Coin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lal.3lslS
Including coin certificates, ...... ts+,So,uu
Outstanding legal tenders ......... ~s,bls,uGA
There were sixty. seven failures in y.
Y. City during February. The aggregate liza
biiitics we're g., 81 SO, and assets are PLACED a,
t6q6 90
a terrible tornado swept over Casey
county XIV, March ~, doing frieh,ful damage
In the neighhorhood 81 Rich iiill and Noun
olive. The whole family Of Vincent wes,ry,
near Rich Hill, consisting 81 himself, wife, TIVE
grown daughtcrs aud Barnard Sloan. q nephew
and William Taylor, a neightor, we're killed
outright. MFs. We-try's b"dy was blown ~
yards, aud her clothing entirely stripped ofY,
The two daughters were carried hf,y wards,
aud we're found locked In each others arms
The father and nephew were f~earfully mangled
and all must have been killed outright by III,
violence Of the tempest. The dwelling, .tshl,
aud outhouscs were blown entirely away, IA,
logs being scattered for many yards along III,
sweep 81 the tornady-eveu the hearth and IA,
foundation stones were blown from their places
In the vicinity 81 Noun Olive, Mrs. Morgan
wife Of John W. Morgan, was killed, and III,
dwelling and outhouses ~ Mr.. Floyd were EN-
tirely swept away and the timber scattered IN
every direction, In the village 81 Mount olive
several houses were swept away, and the re
mainder injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
Ten Thousand Dollars Damages.

A very Interesting breach Of promise
suit, now on trial In the district court,
attracts much attention. Maggie A..
Randall sues Edward Shaplcr for breach
If promise If marriage, the damages
being placed ut SOC 0 The plaintiff
IL from Dayton o., and the defendant
is u resident Of Denver. The lady
made the acquaintance Of Mr., Shapler
In 1872, while here on u visit. and
claims that the defendant offered him.
self in marriage and was accepted in
January, 1873. Late In 1876 the we'd
ding day was fixed for the following
May, and arrangements were made for
the approaching nuptials. About this
time Shapler found Il necessary to pay
y visit to the Black Hills. He then fur
nished the lady with means to go home
to Dayton, and promised on their re-
turn here he would marry her. Rely.
ing ON his promises. she returned to
Denver but the tickle Edward was pay
ing hisV Add~esses to another female.
and Maggie found herself left out In
the cold. In court to-day she testified
to these facts, making = favorable inn
preston on the jury. In defense. Shap-
Ter swore deliberately that he and the
plaintiff had waived the marriage cere-
mOny, . statement surprising 10 every
body. Miss Randall having borne .
| good character. II II believed there 10
. conspiracy to blacken her reputation.
and she has the sympathy Of the com-
munity. Al usual. the courtroom was
1euscly crowded. The trial will BE-
concluded tomorrow. 6haplsr has
| lived In Denver for ~ or - years, and
WA for . long time connected with the
theatrical business here and Ia Montana.
-Dssuer Special,