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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-01
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WINN-KIRK.--At Culpeper, Va, February 18th,
in st. Stephens church by Rev. Joshua Peterkin,
Of Richmond, Rev. S X. Vim, pastor of the Pres,
byterian church of Culpeper, to Miss Mamie
daughter Of James B. Kirk, Esq.
LOVING-CAMP--At Montreal Nelson county, Va,
February, 10th by Rev, j. L. Clark, Mr. Frank T.
Loving OF the Nelson Examiner" to Miss Jennie
L. Camp
OTEY-HANSON.-At Wytheville, Va, Feb. 21st,
by Rev. j. D. Thomas of the Presbyterian church
NJ I.. Walter P. Otey: Of Bpfordsvie, Va to Miss
were Misses Alice Huff, Wythevle; Sue Sayers,
Wytheville; Leila Terry daughter of Gen VIM
Il. Terry,( Lynchburg; Lucy McGavock, Wythe
county; Blanch Sanders, Wythe county; and Lena
Lawson, Wytheyille; and the groomsmen were
Messrs, +. G Hanson, Salem; P. Buford, Wythe-
vile: john L. Brady, Jr:, Wytheville; Harry BIZ
ford, Bedford; Charles Cecil, Liberty; and Dr. v.
G. Huff, Wythevile.
CALVERT-CROFT.-At WayneSboro Va on 26th
inst, by Rev. B. F. Ball, Mr. James b. Calvert, of
Staunton, Va, and Miss Mary E. daughter of
Mrs. Sarah j. Croft, of Augusta.
PARR1SH-GENTRY.-A Mt Sidney Va, on 2Sth
inst, Mr.. James s. Parrish and Miss Susan A..
daughter OF P. B. Gentry, Esq. all of this county,
FRY-LINK.- Near Mt. Sidney, Va, on 2sth inst,
Mr.. David n Fry and Miss Margaret v, daughter
OF Daniel W. Link, Esq. all of this county,
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FALSE ALARM.-Last Friday the young
gentlemen who were around the Ameri-
can Hotel were much excited over the re-
port that a woman in mans clothing had
just registered as ''Nevlil Russell, of Able
MARIE" 1t appears the boys slipped up On
it. Mr.. Russell is an Englishman, who
several years ago came to this country with
his sister, and purchased farm near
Lindsay's, il Albemarle. When the bank
in Charlottesville broke he was quite
heavy loser, and since has been quite &C.
centric. He went out to Fauquier, and
spent some time there, where his feminine
appearance and eccentric behaviour gave
rise to the report that it was woman, in
deed an editor there went so far as to pub
lish the fact that ''she" had eloped with a
negro. Mr.. Russell bought a horse from
Mr.. Ed. Burke, here and went on to West
Virginia. He resides on his farm in Able
marie, and is a gentleman Of education,
but so feminine in appearance as to make
it almost an affection in attracting the
com ment Of the curious.
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PLAN OF RELIEF FOR THE

PLAN OF RELIEF FOR THE Poor
On Wednesday night the Committee Of
Relief, of the Y. M. g. A. held a meeting,
and divided the city into districts. Applca-
lions for charity may be referred by citi-
zens to the gentleman having charge of
the district in which the applicant lives
as follows: East of New and North of
Beverley ST., J. Emmett Guy; East of
New and South of Beverley, Chas. L.
Cook; North Of Beverley between New
and Lewis sts., B. T. Bagby; South OF
Beverley between New and St. Clair sts.,
w. II. Peyton North of Beverley and
West of Lewis sts., John W. Todd, and
South of Beverley and West of st. Clair
H. D. Peck. The district manager will
make inquiries, see if the applicant is de-
serving and provide for him or her.
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AN EASTER OFFERING TONG HT.-To-
night at the residence of DIR. Atkinson on
Lewis street, some of the young ladies OF
the Episcopal church, Misses Julia Atkin-
son, Ellen Hartman. May Elder, Mamie
Hale and others, will give supper. the re-
ceipts of which will be contributed to the
Easter offering. The cause is good, the
supper hour is from "a to 10 P. M, the
price fifty cents, and we have the highest
and most solemn authority for saying that
no visitor shall go away dissatisfied. This
might mean that no man who complains
shall go away alive, but it does not; it
means that the supper will be first class
one.
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CITY GRAND JURY.-The following
named gentlemen have been summoned to
attend as Grand Jurors for the March
term of the Corporation Court, which
meets on the 7th day of next month: Jno.
W. Abby, Jamss H. Blackley, B. T. Bagby.
E. W. Bayley, Geo. P. Baker, John B.
Evans, W. W. Fretwell, J. S. Gillian, &.
W. Hunter, John B. Hoge, Geo. K. Har-
per, John Jesser,ss w. FL. Ell. Lynn, L. W.
Peace, J. L. Parent, P. N. Powell, G. A.
Richardson, James H. Smith, F. T.
Stribling, P. B. Sublett, Edward Staples,
S. D. Timberlake, S. T. Thornburg, ]. W.
Todd,
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MARRIAGE ON TRAIN.-A few nights
ago on the express train coming east was
Miss E. N. Roadcap, of Rockbridge. When
the train reached Covington, Mr.. John
Hepler, of Rockbridge, got aboard with
Rev. P. Swan, the Baptist pastor at
Goshen. The train moved off and in a
few minutes the passengers were greatly
interested at seeing Mr.. Hepler with his
silver locks standing before the minister
with Miss Roadcap, who is quite young
lady, and the minister performing the
marriage ceremony while the train was
going at twenty-five miles an hour. 1t
was not runaway couple as might be
supposed, but the parties had adopted this
novel mode to save time and inconvenient
travelling.
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DEsERTED.-The change in running the
crews on the c. & o. road to making the
run from Charlottesville to Williamson's
makes the vicinity of the depot and shops
present desolate appearance. 1t has re-
moved a number of our citizens who are
employed on the road, than whom we have
never had better class of residents. Sew
eral pupils have been taken from the pub
lie schools by their parents removing from
the city,
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AN AFFEUTfoNATE W1rE.~-Rachel

An AFFEUTfoNATE W1FE.~-Rachel FL.
Whip has gone to the Ohio State prison
for seven years. She married an aged and
wealthy widower in Medina in the expecta-
ton that he would soon die and leave her
his property but he continued in robust
health, and threatened to make will Civ
ing her no more than the law compelled
him to. One night he awoke to find
moose around his neck, and his wife pull
ing at the rope, which ran through sta
Pile in the wall of the room. She intended
to hang him and make people believe he
had committed suicide.
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insane LADY DR., swNED.- Sarah
j. Woodall, until thu 'he weeks ago pa
tient in the Western L Nnatic Asylum left
the house of her hus. Wand, Mr.. R. I.
Woodall, in Richmond "Wednesday after
noon and drowned herself ia pond not
far off.
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A FULL DRESS EVENING will be a
pretty sight on skates the carnival to be
given by Crowder Bros, at Grange Hall,
next Tuesday night. The regulations are
that all the skaters are required to be
either in full evening dress, or in character
costome, and we trust the former will be
generally adopted. The admission for
spectators is only dime The committee
are Messes VIM. McGufin, W. M. Allen.
G. Men. Whittle, H. B. Brown and Ed.
T. Surber.
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MARROW EsCAPE.-A few days ago
Miss Emme Palmer, aged sixteen years,
"a daughter of Mr.. P. O. Palmer at Valley
Mills, had narrow escape. The iron
farm bell which weighs sixty pounds is
suspended at considerable height and as
she stepped under 1t and pulled the rope
to ring for dinner it came plunging to the
ground. She leaped back and the heavy
iron grazed her clothing; had it fallen on
her, death would have been instantaneous.
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A GENTLE HINT.-In our style of climate, with its
sudden changes of temperatures wind and sun
shine often intermingled in a single day-it is no
wonder that Our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from by neglected colds half
the deaths resulting directly from this cause bottle
Of Boschees German Syrup kept about your home for
immediate use will prevent serious Sickness large
doctors BILL and perhaps DEATH by the of three
four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any disease OF
the Throat or Lungs its success is simply wonderful
as your druggist will tell you German Syrup is now
sold in every town and village on this continent.
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents Regular size
rs cents. For sale by DR.. N. Wayt s. Bro, G. W. May
and w. R. Tyree.
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The RAILROAD MEMS MEETING
Next Sunday afternoon at 4:15 O'Clock,
the Y. M. G. A. prayer meeting is special
ly for the employees of the railroads 1t
is the ladies evening besides and a large
attendance may be expected and is -
tainly desired: Qols jana . ser-
will be the Ia..- - ii. Skinner
''' -eurr of the services.
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IRON ITEMs.-The Elizabeth iron fur
mace has been leased from the Eureka
Iron & Manufacturing Co. by Call &
Jones, of Richmond, who expect in short
time to turn out ten tons of pig iron a
day. The Lowmoor iron works of ALE
ghany are shipping about eight car loads
of ore day to furnaces in the Kanawha
and Ohio valleys. They expect to increase
their, working force when the spring
opens.
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STAuNUoN Fe .b 2Sth, 1875
FioarET9ga s9 Easy supsrne s q; fams Pa
con 7]a@s, (hog round) Larl-loc; Salt-$l.75 Su-
gar-9c@l4c; Meal-boted, s.: Mol ,sses-5 c@$i ;
SIPS: Glover seed, $l25@$4 50; Potatoes t5c; Pork,
$i50@$k75; Dressed Turkey, 7c; Dressed Chick
ell, s.
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IMPORTANT DECISION TO TIL LIQUOR
TRADE.-Revenue Commissioner Geo.
III. Hudson, who had written to Auditor
Taylor for instructions, yesterday received
a letter from him stating that spirits sold
by measure cannot be drank at the place
where sold, even though the merchant has
both retail and bar room license. If
purchased by half pints, &C., it must be
taken away from the premises before being
used.
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THERE will be something nice to -
next Tuesday and Wednes,'- 20 to
the suppers aiy~- -4ay evenings
esDa y IN by the ladies of the Sc
= Presbyterian Church in the lower
room Of the Grange Hall. They are ma
king every preparation, and they know all
that is ecessary to success.
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MAJ. JED. HbTCHKIss's series of lect-
ures On Virginia commence at the Y. M.
9. A. Hall next Thursday night, and con-
tinue five nights, iu all. They will be il
Illustrated by maps, sketches and mlnera-
logical specimens, and will give a better
idea Of the state than can be obtained
from any other source.
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All the world over, Baby governs. Yet often di-
sease will overcome the Baby and it is then that Dr.
Bull Baby Syrup proves its worth by conquering the
disease. Price Is cents per bottle
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Tom BURKE HAS PURE NEW JERSEY CIDER on
draught This beverage is recommended by cores
pondent of the Rural New Yorker as cure for
arrangement of the liver, and debility. The CORES
pOndent cites number of cases of chronic darrh9a
that have been cured by the use of cider 1t will be
found fresh at Tom Burkes.
mar1-1t
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- By virtue of decree of the
Circuit Con- Of AUGUSTA County rendered in the
Chanccry use of P o. Palmer vs. j. c. Oft and ais
will p ed on the premises, to sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY Y, the 9th Day Of MARCH, 1873,
Tract of Land, containing THREE ACRES. for
merly owned ?. .. Palmer and sold by him to j. c.
OFT; said land adj ,ins the farm f p o. Palmer on
which he now resides, and is u part of the said Pal.
mer farm known as the Swo0pe purchase
TERMS.-Enougl cash in hand to pay the costs OF
suit and sale, and tue residue on a credit of siX
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser exeeu
bearing interest from the day Of SALE and retaining
title as ultimate security SAFE between II and z
O'Clock.
P. A. BAYLOR,
feDS4t Commissioner
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TsXECUiTdR'ss SALE or A FARM NEAR ifIS;i
ID ERSVI. .LEsaDEpOT ON THE CHESAPEAKE
& OHIO RAILROAD.
By authority of the willof George Antrim deed,
I will proceed at Fishersville Depot on
Tuesday, llarch the 9Th, 1873.
to sell at public auction, to tie highest bidder, the
farm of said Antrim lying near The depot adjoining
the lands OF Dr.. A, Dod. a s. Lara d. h. Koinei.
and others. The farm contains 1854 acres the lar-
ger part of which is cleared and in Cultivation or
grass, leaving sufficient amount in timber fo the use
of the farm. The farm is III fine state OF cultivation
and he fences and buildings are i'll good condition.
Possession given OF the buildings and all the land not
in crops, on the first day of April next.
TERMS OF 81 LE-Ten per. cent Of the pi,r-
chase money in cash. and the balance in !, >, ard 3
years in equal instanents bearing interest from
date, the interest TO be paid annually the WHOLE
for which bonds with good personal security wi he
required with lien on the land.
Sale at II o'clock.
JOHN .ToWBERMAN, S. Az
and Admir- with will annexed
febS-t. DIS. of Geo. 7. Antrim decd.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, $3.50
I STAUNTON, VA, Feb, 2Sth. 1875
T. NJ McCue's, Admir-.
VS..
Isaac Farfow, and others.
- Az pansie; c Gor If Augsta COUNTY take no
tice. that have fixed upon the
18th dag Of April, meet.
at NV office. TO state the following accounts, what
nronertv real or personal of isaac FarroW has been
Sold Under DEGREES in this cause, and in the case Of
stout VS. Farrow: far what amount sad properly
WAS sold how much of the purchase money has
been collected: in what kind OF currency: by whom
collected; and how the same has been disposed Of
what amount is still due tothe estate of Thomas w.
McCue decd: and who has the same in possession,
&C. All of which accounts are direc ed to be sta5ed
by decree in this cause entered December 4th, lo.I
at which time and place you are required to attend
JOHN NJ KINNEY,
mar14t Com'r in Chancery.
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SEE NOTICE TO CHANGERS in aother
column.
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tave Piano. first class, New York maker over 100
sold in this vicinity Piano will be sent anywhere
10 days trial free Of all expenses price less than
one half Catalogue, and lower than has ever been
offered before Time given to first class parties
Address
PIANO.
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UNITED BRETHREN CONFERENCE
Tue Virginia Conference Of United Breth-
rem in Christ, sat at Winchester last week,
Bishop Glossbrenner presiding. Rev. II.
A. Bovey was transferred to the Central
OHIO and Rev. G. W. Kiracofe to the Penn
txytyxniss Conference, A.. P. Funkheuser
was received into the itinerancy, j. N.
Fries was assigned Principal Of the Shen-
andoah Seminary. The appointments for
Shenandoah district were J. W. Howe,
Presiding Elder: Churchvillo Circuit, J.
E. Whitesell; Augusta Circuit, j. E. Holt;
Dayton Circuit, A. P. Funkhouser; Lacey
Spring Circuit, &. J. Roudaoush; Edin-
burg Circuit, M. F. Keiter; Mt. Zion Cir
cult, J. M. Holt; Winchester Station, w.
J. Miller; Page Valley Circuit, G. FL.
Crowell ;; Madison Mission, H. Jones !;
Rockbridge Circuit, q. d B. Brane: Shady
Grove Circuit, w. R. Berry; Augusta
Freedman Mission, j. Waits; Rocking
ham Freedman's Mission. J. A. Evans.
CHURCH NoTEs.-Lent begins on We'd
hesday the 9th of March, and continues
until Saturday the Goth of April. The
sacrament will not be administered at
Trinity church next Sunday, but OF the
first Sunday in Lent.
At the Lutheran church next Sunday
morning Rev. J. B. Haskell will be install
ed pastor of the congregation. The new
pastor will wear the robes of his sacred Of
fee worn by the Lutheran clergy else.
where.
Rev. J. III. Taylor. of Laurel Hill church
preached at the Baptist church here Sun
day morning and evening, and his pulpit
was filled by Rev. DR.. Manly.
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Dr-.
..ED.

.RD.-On the 22d inst, at his residence, neal
Waynesboro- John Leonard, ESQ.,, in the 10th year
of his age. .-.s-
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j. E. MASON & CO. have just received several
qualities of Oyster which they have on exhibit
ton, for the purpose of permitting the public to
that there is the difference between qualities of
oysters between superfne and family flour, and, in
fact, those terms may be significantly applied to
oysters Call and see their select oysters both in and
out Of the shell. They now have the Rappahannock,
Back River, Carter Creek ond York River, among
which you can be suited in quality and price. dec7
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C. A. RICHARDSON is now prepared to furnish the
Country and city trade with LAKE HERR1NGs, These
fish strictly choice and warranted good in all re-
spects Remember the place for LAKE HERRING
and before you buy elsewhere call on
feb15- c. A. RICHARDSON.
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OF A
VALUABLE FARM.

PUBLIC SALE ora
VALUABLE FARM.
We will offer at public sale, OIL the premises, on
Saturday, March 23rd, 1878.
That very valuable farm known as the old Samuel
lands of A. 4 H c. Kndig and Others The I'M
provements consist of conlfor able dwelling House
Barn Stablng and other out-bulldlngs Wen aIo OF
ed fruit in full bearing 1t has on it an extensive
TIMBER Mine which has been operated and found TO
be of superior quality.
Terms accommodating and made known on day
of sale. ,,nDn
Feb 26th 1875 d. T. FAUBER,
mar14t Agents.
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PIANOS AND ORGANISM you wish to purchase
very superior Piano or Organ, equal in every ex-
celence 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 1886,
New York.
feb15-ly f. -5t. --..
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Monday, the 25th Of March, 1878,

County Court day., two tracts of land, one eon-
tanning ten acres which is now in the possession OF
Jacob W. ZiIke, it being the same land bought by
him of John r. .Keagy and adions the land of john
Afford ais lying about Is miles north east of Stau
ton. on the east ide of South River.
The latter tract contains 60 acres more or less land
and lies about a mile distant from the above tract
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay the costs of
above suits and sale, and the residue upon credit
OF one, two and three equal annual instruments ta-
King bonds therefor, with approved personal secu
title as ultimate security.
P. A. BAYLOR,
febl5-tds Commissioner,
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LAKE HERRINGs! LAKE HERRINGs!!-A carload
of these choice fish, just received, y bbis II bbs and
kits: they will be sold at the lowest cash rates.
Country and city dealers supplied at wholesale
prices. For sale by .
febl5- c. A. RICHARDSON. :.
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Over 100000 bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup are
sold every season, and thousand of persons, saved
from an untmely grave
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Look at the statement of the Petersburg Savings
& Insurance Company 1t has been in successful
operation. eight years, is safe and fourishing.
Some of our best citizens are stockholders The
Staunton agent is James Ker Esq.
feb15-2t s.-t ST.
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If you want something good to eat, call at
maya TOM BURKE'S.
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A full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats, as wei
as in Wool-Umbrellas, a full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash, at
ian25- G. L. WELLERS.
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For best Liquors by the Drink Pint, Quart or Gal
Ion, call at
maya TOM BURKE'S.
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If you want cheap lodging call at
may4 TOM BURKE'S
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[E. NJ. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
" VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
Pursuant to a decree of the Hastings Court for
the City of Staunton, Va. rendered on the 18th day
OF December 1871 in the chancery of Abby VS..
A. Az: W. Harman ct ais, and B 7. Bagby in his own
ais. We will sell at public auction in front OF the
Court House in the City OF Staunton Va, on
Saturday, March the 23rd, 1878.
that valuable house and lot situated on the corner of
New and Frederick Streets in said city and fronting
As feet on NeWSt., and running back 81 feet Fred
erick street.
TER MS-Proportionat costs of suit and the costs
OF sale. in hand the residue on credit of one two
and tt rec years, the purchaser to execute bonds with
approved personal Secu ity, bearing interest from
day OF sale and title retained ultimate security.
CHARLES GRATTAN.
w. E CRAIG,
feb22tds Commissioners.
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Vest Pocket Cure for Dyspeptics, at
feb15-2t DIR. N. WAYT & BROTHER n
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a n IN Morphine Habit absolutely and speedily
HDAHykHe cured. Painless; no publicity. Send stamp
IutVu for particulars. DR. CARLTON
VI uVuvu 1877 Washington St.. Chicago Ill
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Dyspeptics get the Vest Pocket Cure from n
Wayt Brother and be well.
febl52t
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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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NORTH RIVER LAND.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusia County at the June term 1877, in the chancery
cause Of illervS, Earheart ct ais, therein pebdlne
will sell at public auction on the premises to the
highest bidder, on
Saturday, February the 23rd, 1878.
the tract of AZ acres OF land owned by John Ear
hart on the East side of North River, opposite the
saw mill: and if the said tract should not sel dor
will also sell at the same time and place the tfac
of 1871 acres held by J. T. Shue.
| TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand for enough to pay
the costs of the rule in said cause and expenses OF
SALE and the residue upon credit OF one, Two anu
three years from day OF sale, with interest thereon
at six per cent per anum rom the day OF Ssle taxing
| from the purchaser bonds with approved personal
security and the title retained as ultimate security
MEADE F. WHITE.
ian25-tds Special Commissioner
| The above Sale is postponed until
SATURDAY,, MARCH THE 9Th.
MEADE F. WHITE,
| mari Special Commissioner
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Rs ezpF RetW %gder n
| style of
POWELL & BLACKLEY.
| has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner will sign in liquidation until further
| notice.
JAMES H. BLACKLEY
having bought out the stock and good Will OF the OLD
concern will con- inue in the same line OF business
| (GROCERY, PRODUCE AND COMMLSSION,)
/ at the OLD STAND, directly opposite the PASSENGER
Depot Of the G. s. o. r. r.. and by faithful attention
to fine business hopes to merit continuation OF the
| liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon IN Old
| Am f"'- Feb. 15 1878.
| i P. N POWELL,
1eb923t JAMES H. BLACKLEY,