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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-05-23

ATTENTION FAT MEN.-Use Aliens Anti Fat. Get
rid of your corpulcncy-no possible danger from its
is use. Send for cire9larsEto Geo. ". May h Co.
oct4
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QIss aas gMercsaE.

STAuNToN, May 22nd 1872
Flouf-Extra $500; superflne. s4,25; Family s525
Wheat $1Oo@$i,o5 Corn 4Se@45g Pats 80 ces ssi
$l6O; Sugar SG1i2Ac: Meal, 80 c. Molasses 4ncg75c;
Butter 15Ql6c.: Eggs-9@l0c Potatoes, 15@l,U;
Timothy seed, $l25: Vol active at 23@33. Pork
So. 50@$3 Is Clover Seed $3,5J@$3,9O.
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S. M WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Furniturein Staunton. may4-tf
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7 AND SALES.
CITY AND SUB U r BAN
PROPERTY, &C.,
IN AND NEAR STANTON

IN AND NEAR sTAUNTON.
Under decree ofAugusta Circuit Court, rendered
at the March term last in a suit brought by The
Merchants National Bank of Bal
timore and other creditors, against a >lSSAl ~
the estate OF Michael G: Hartman, kss -
dec'd and others, will offer for MI rafaRsiiF4M
sale at public auction, In front of &51a5zs 9s
the court house, In StauntOn, on 5 .
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-05-23

DR.. Geo. s. Walker, so well and favorably known
n Augusta and adjoining counties, is associated
with Geo W. May g. Co., in their drug business on
Augusta street, opposite the Augusta National
Bank and will be CAD to see his many friends at
his new place.of business oct4
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TBy E, M, Cushing & Son.1

by E. M. Cushing g. Sonl
TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of three deeds of trust executed on the
5th OF February, 1871 by John W. Cline and Wife,
to u.s. as trustees Of the Young Mems Building As
soeiation and recorded in the Hastings Court Of the
premises to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY,, Mou 31st, 1879.
at u o'clock, M,
That very desirable Two Story Frame Dwelling
the West side OF Green street, in the Western part
of the city OF Staunton, Va. Lot fronts about 60
| feet and runs back about l59 feet.
TERMS.-So much cash as will defray the cost of
sale with the amount of dues and fines now in az
rears-say $500 co. and the residue in one, two and
with approved security and the title to be retained
as ultimate security.
PHI TROUT,
F. B. BERKELEY,
C. L. WELLER,
may 2-tds Trustees.
[By E. M. Cushing s. son.]
TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of deed of trust executed on the 18th
September, 1876 by c. A. Woodson and N F. Tally,
to us as trustees of the Young Mems Building ASSo
citation and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Augusta
county, Va, we shall proceed to sell on the prem-
ses to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY,, May, 31st, 1879,
at o'clock, pm,
That comfortable Two Story Frame Dwelling and
Lot situate IN what is known as Tannehill and
Wheat extension, just beyond the corporate limits
OF the city of Staunton Va: and known as the Bish
Op house Lot fronts 81 feet front and runs back
about 1876 feet.
TERMS.-So much cash as will defray the cost of
sale with the amount of dues and fines how in ar
months with interest purchaser to give bond with
approved security and title to be retained as ulti
mate security.
P. H. TROUT,
F. B. BERKELEY,
G. L. WELLER,
may 2-tds Trustees.
T AND SALES.-Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
~ Court at March term last, in the suits of M.
G. Harman's creditors against Inst M, G; ,sssssaasam
will offer at public auction. in front a8x5M
tn, Court House, the land pqr- Se5eyaS
has ed from said Hartman by John &assS4asSsstaza
oLarguey on the 18th Dec, 1874 and described as
THE BELVIEW FARM.
situated on Poages Run, about miles N. E, from
the city Of stauntqn near the Valley Turnpike ad-
and embracing lands formerly owned by VIM I
Nes9n, containing 26l acres 5 Foods and woodland
nSW w y q as W. Ra usual 6
yey will be exhibited at the sale, and may be seen
at our Offices The sale will take place on
Tuesday, June 10th, 1879,
MS ABB saa per ssnt cash proper
bonds with approved sec. .rtty at l. land veprs
bearing interest and tie reserved till paid. A''
lanes BUMGARDNER. JR.
THOMAS D. RANSOM.
may 9tds Commissioners
t7yHE UNDERSIGNED WILL HAVE A
LARGE SUPPLY OF
COAL AND LUMBER
constantly on hand, and viii be pleased to accom-
modate our friends, and the public generally.
aug24-H LAREW & LEWIS.
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DIED..

BOTELER.-At Staunton, Va, May 9th, 1879 Nit
tie, wife of Mr.. Charles P. Boteer, of Shepherds
town, and daughter OF the late DR.. Bayless. Of
BUMGARDNFR.-Died April 9th, at O'Clock, D.
gardner, coored, and at haf-past Ii o'clock, same
evening, Maria Pebe only child of the above
er nG on the sW1da sSyn night beGe
November, granddaughter making four deaths
IN the same house. all OF whom were well cared for
Said Bumgardner was formerly q slave OF James
Henderson, ESQ, who has the thanks Of Bum
gardner for the kind attention paid his sick fami-
ly by himself and wife, also. all his white neigh
bors; They were attended in their sickness by Drs
Dunlap, Gibson, r. A. McChesney, Perrow and R.
S. Hamilton. Alexander Bumgardner and his
wife, stood well in their neighborhood as industri-
Gus and honest citizens, and respected by all their
If you cannot take the baby to the country, use
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup for the usual diseases of early
childhood. Price rs cents bottle. may251t
-zau-.u.az,suaz-sa...A...
w TWENTY-THOUSAND
POUNDS n nr; and washed wool wanted. I'm
Agent Charlottesville Wooden Mills,
maylo 4t Opposite c.. .. Depot
GRETI S0ISIES p, POINT DE VENICE.
" EfolNT BRABANT AND vAAAENolENNEs
LACEs AND 1NsRRTINGs,
very low, A.
ih'S WELLER'S.
.uRSETS,
K | D G L OV p $,
HANDKERCHIEEa AND. RIBBONS,
just received, at
mays WELLER'S,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-05-23

CHEAP quick and good Job Work-no expense In
press work-Motor Presses at VINDIcAToR once
Try the reduction Of prices there.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-05-23

SCHOOL COMPREHENSIVE next
Thursday evening May Goth, at Town
Hall, the closing exercises of Capt. FL. l..
Hoover's Select High School, will take
place There will be a contest for the
gold medal for defamation; the committee
Of award being Col. James II. Skinner,
Capt. T. D. Ransom, Hon. Marshall Han
ger and Messrs Ii. St. Geo. Tucker and
Geo. NJ. Harrison, with the following as
the programme for the contest:
W. W. Sproul, Riensi to the Romans.
Marshall Mcclure,
VIM. B. Hardy, Lord Chatham.
W. p Gilkeson Eulogy On South Carolina.
BadW spaaeus S the at }ns
n my DN'l' ENJOYS of Rome; W
H. NJ Bell, Jr, Emmett's Defence.
II. L. Gkeson, Napoleon Bonaparte
r. G. Barnlart, Reply to Haynes.
c. f Nelson, CatilineS Defence,
j. E. Bear. Anti annexation
Roger Atkinson, Patrick Henry
to the Virginia Convention.
a foot-note to the programme says that
several of the speakers will be withdrawn
by lot OF otherwise. The defamation will
be followed by the award Of the medal for
spelling and presentation of distinctions,
and certificates to members of the senior
class. and the evening will end with val
adlctory address by fl. M. Bell. Jr., the
subject being ''Here little and there a
little"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-05-23

TAYLOR s. SMART,
PORK PACKERS,
O'CoNNER BUILDING,
AUGUSTA ST., STAUNTON. VA.
Keep on hand and for sale at low figares:
S. G. Hams,
S. G. Canvass Hams, Il b average,
S. G, Breakfast Bacon,
s. G. Shoulders,
X. r. Lard,
Tierce Itefned Lard
,, Also Fresh Sausage at cents per pound: Smoked
Sausages at 10 cents per pound. Spare Ribs and
chimes, cents. f ~ ->
They respectfully ask the patronage of the public.
as they can make it to the advantage of this comu
feb28 3m
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Prescriptions accurately compounded and store
opened at all hours Of the night and day.
} oct4 GEO. W. MAY, & Co
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GEO. W. MAY s. CO., AGENTS.
No. 6, S. Augusta Street Staunton, Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-05-23

A TTENTION MILLLFRS!
VALUABLE MERCHANT MILL PROPERTY
FOR RENT.
Possession Given LIST Of May~
I wish to rent my new and very desirable n1er-
chant Mill, situated on North River, in the town Of
Mt Crawford, Rockingham county, Va, containing
three pairs of Burrs, one fine Chopper and Corn
Crusher, with extensive boiling capacity and power
OF turning out fortyfve barrels flour per day. And
Valley railroad
Comfortable Miller's house, good garden, stable,
&c, all OF which will let on reasonable terms for
other particulars and price apply to or address the
undersigned
April 18th 1879. GEORGE KISER
april tt Mt. Crawford. Rockingham co. Va
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Ii you cannot take the baby to the country, use
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup for the usual diseases of early
childhood Price 25 cents bottle may251t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
NARRow EsCAF&-
BY LITTLE JOHNNY.

An ole cat she had two kittens, one
was a nice fellar, but the other it was
no count, sore eyes, and won day vile
the ole cat was gon the rats they found
her bed and thay ct the vel kitn up.
Wen the ole cat she come home and
see how it was she was in nifty bad
way, and she sed: ''The best is always
took youngest, if that little fellar had
been spared he wude ben the splendid
est ratter which was ever see. Things
is ordered with CRATE injustice to this
world" Nose, wich is our cat, he
doa't have no kittns, but he Is pretty
good at line by the stove, aud wen you
rub him the wrong way in the dark
he strikes fire like he was flint. Billy
he asst my father if Moses sparks was
lecktrisity and my father se,l i
guess so, Billy, cos I've observed that
wen you tired on his tail he is litenin r
One day there was an otfle storm,
thunder and litenin, and next day ele
CATER Peters he come over to our hous,
and he sed to my Uncle Ned, ole CAT
fer did: tEdard, it's q sollum thot that
in the midst of life we are ded. I had
nifty narro escape yesterday from bsin
kill by litenin, yes, indeed, a little more
an you wude never seen ole Gsfer in
the flesh" Then Uncle Ned sed: g In
the bones, CATER, in the bones" cos
CATER amt fat, it's jest the other way.
But CATER he sed: ss The litenin hit 8
tree over on Missis Doppy's ranch, and
Missis Doppy is my dotter" Then
Uncle Ned he sed: ssBles my sole, wot
drefae close call If I was you I'de
have Missis Doppy sell that ranch and
bi a other one further away" Aa ole
CATER sed he had been thinkin Of that
hisself. But my father says he don't
think that will hellup matters, COS the
poetry man says the king Of shadders
loves shining mark, and altho Missis
Doppy has got red he'd, CATER haint
got no hair on his'n, and he mite meb-
by git lick on his own account.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
tFrOm the seattle Posi-. june 81
GES. LAVE AT SEATTLE.

at half past two this afternoon the
Northwestern bands of Portland, and
the Pacific cornet band, of this city,
were taken i7r-sEesons to tlss residences
of Mayor Brown where they united in
serenading Gen. Jos Lane. am
not, said he, here as q distinguished
man, but as q humble citizen. I am
accorded some fame, q zen the credit Of
having served my country faithfully,
and Of having rendered some valuable
service. All thatisgivenmewasnotwon won
by myself. Ny command won it for
me. Any man with the same command
could not help winning fame. | am
the last of IL generals who served in
the Mexican war. There never were
in any war, or in any country, or at
any time II officers more distin-
guished forgallantry, bravery and honor
than were those among whom had the
honor of serving with in the war with
Mexico. One by one these brave men
have answered the last roll-call and
obeyed the summons across the river.
Two years ago l looked over the roll
aud there were FIVE remaining. Then
Pillow was called away, Cadwallader
and Gushing followed, and on the first
Of this month Gen. Shields answered
the summons All these men were
ready to answer the roll-call, ready to
obey the summons, and when she sum.
mons comes to me, the last remaining
one, | shall answer without regret
ready"
The speaker alluded very feelingly to
Isaac /. Stevens and his life and work
and said thatStevens' prophecy that Sc
attic would become the terminus of the
railroad and great commercial center
of trade over the whole world would be
verified.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
BOYs AND OTHER CoLTs.

Now, boys, let the colts out into the
lots and see them run. Don't keep
them penned up in the stalls That is
as bad as keeping healthy boy in bed
all day. They were never made for
prison, but for freedom, More colts
are permanently injured by lack of ex-
ercise than by any other cause. What
they want is chance to run, and race,
and curvette, and kick up their heels,
and draw the cool, fresh air into their
lungs and blow it it out with a snort.
Bring them all out into this four-acre
lot, slip the halters, climb up on the
fence and see them go it. What a
sight See them sweep See them
circle Ha see that fellow trot Did
you see the chestnut catch his gait
Here they come, heads and tails up,
streaming towards us like a torrent Of
leaves blown in a gale How their
eyes shine How their feet fly How
full Of life, and vigor, and fire they arel
There is no sight in the cities like that,
BOYS no work purer, healthier nlanlier
than yours. Stick to the farm and
stable, and the free exhilerating life OF
the country. You are great deal
hsppier than you would be measuring
tape and clerking it for SIS a week in
the city. Exchange.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
BLODE UP.

The other day muscular young fel.
low, having the odor Of the stables
about him, entered Detroit photoora-
piers establishment and explained that
he would like TO have about one photo
graph taken, but on learning the price
he concluded to invest in a tintype.
After taking his seat in the chair, he
shut mp one eye, drew bis mouth around
one side, stuck up his nose and patient
" waited for the operator, whose aston
ishment caused him 10 exclaim:
Good graciousl but you don't want
to look that way to get picture. No
body will know you from Sitting Bull. "
"You 90 ahead, was the reply.
do you want me to take such a phiz
as that r.
~ de-"
Tho artist took IL. 1t beat Sol Smith
Russell all TO pieces, and was highly
satisfactory to the sitter, who paid for
it and said:
"You see, 1 bad a sort Of object IN
this. Came here from AIlegany county
six months engaged to a gal out
there--found n gal here liked better
got TO sever old ties-seep
"But what has the picture got to dc
with old tiesf asked the artist.
"Lots -heapl I've writ to her that
| was blode up here on boat and dis
figured for life. She's awful proud
When she gifts this and sees how that
explosion wrecked me, she'll hunt an
atber lover quickr'n wink-seel How
do you like the plotl just gaze on this
picture once and tell me that Mary Ann
won't send back my love letters by the
first treinr
lie posted the picture. The letter
was brief, but explained all. It said
"My Ever Dear CURL inclose my
picture that you may see how oful bai
| was hurt, tho know you will Low.
me just the same"
Ever see that game worked aforeF
he asked Of the artist as he licked th.
stamp on the letter.
"No-neYer did"
"Course you never did. It's mine
1t struck me the other day while WA
greasin' a wagon, and think it's boss
Blode up-seei Dis6ggered for life
seel Picture right here to prove it,an,
she'll write back that she has at las
concluded TO yield TO her parents wishe
and marry a young man out there VIII
owns eleven steers, 100 sheep. and al
eighty-aere lot"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
wRECxED AT LAST.

DIR. j. G. Belt, formerly of jackson
vile, was last week sent to the Insane
Asylum from Douglas county-cause
whiskey and opium. Only a little par
agraph, but a sad, sorrowfal sermon.
Only passing note of another human
wreck, but whole volume of fearful
warning to many young men who fol
low in the same dangerous track. Only
a few years ago in the bloom of man.
hood, respectfully connected, trained for
a noble pursuit with fair start in life,
now but driveling idiot. Reflect,
young men who are sailing your boats
in the same dangerous track. Do not
imagine you are stronger than poor Joe
was or hatter yourselves that the dew
IFS quicksand is not bottomless. And
you sometimes violate the law by Civ
ing whisheY to boys under age; know
that the act is criminal and that the
sin of suicide or the responsibility of
human wreck may sometime fall like
black shadow on your soul.-Jackso1a-
ville Sentinel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04

An inn.sisc. IA hotel ghost.
A matter &c c,.nrse horse race
Hailston.s j, y .mssI,i,v l.usine-s.
An elepbset = .dwasr Idg attfac-
ton.
Never make I'she q lantern .iswe':
man.
Miss-cOnshre,iou- wl,.l. is,ne. paint
powder, and 10 iefh.
There is rnsn = Be- grt, otile-- a. this
weather. He sslls omi,n
A man who d.a.'t 4 anything
will tell it at the Iir,f ops hity
How to draw 18th ~if.ons pain
draw it on paper with pencil.
A man Who has ar.i,-d = rich widow
calls her economy. seconse si,e il
source of wealth.
Some people are 40 constituted as TO
be unable to see ANYTHING beautiful in
this life-not even IN tbe mirror.
al am astonisl.e,I, my dear young
LADY. at your sentiments. You make
me start" q Well, sir, I've bern wait
ing for you 70 start i"f the last hoHr.
+" Isn't my photograph excellent r
said a yeung wife to lsrr husband.
Well, my dear" rei.lI'.i ile. " here's a
little too much repose ai.oai the mouth
for it to be natural"
Mrs. Partington has been reading
the health officers weekly report, and
thinks total must Z M aufsl malig-
nant disease, since a. many die Vi il as
all the rest put togelbe-.
He was about 70 kiss her, when sud-
denly he drew back in evident alarm
f" Oh, George, what IS III raid she,
anxiously. " Onions" was the reply
he made, as he gIided cnt IA the moon
light.
There's no use in heaving old boots
and shoes over the line fence ia your
neighbors garden. They won't grow.
1t has been often triei and always
proved failure.
fDo you see that stick, Ai,fr said a
very stupid acquaintance 10 Sidney
Smith. serhat stick has bten ail around
the world, sir Indeed slid the re-
morseless Sidney. "And yti II Is uo;h-
ing but a stick"
A married man in Connrciiaat has
adopted an original method q ,ceLony.
One morning, when be knew bis wife
would zee him, he kissed tie servant
girl. The house expenses ~rr.- instant
| " reduced $500 per year.
A little Sunday School scholar, when
asked to define chaos, answered. that it
twas a great pile of nothing, and no
where to put il" Another, " hen ask
ed to define slander, said it was when
nobody did nothing, and somebo.iy went
and told ont.
~ A colored fru recently Dissolved
parfn1;s7sfi,ip and posted the -
8 notice to the e'Ial, psas,siieg:.-lQsl lie:. IL q
of coparships heretofore
twixt me and Nose Jones, in dc i.al Der
profession am heretofo dissolved. P.ss-
sons who owe must pay de subscriber.
Dem what de firm ose must call on
Jones, as de firm Is devolved."
A devoted mother, sending her Z
year old son Cor the first time to dis
trict school, was considerably surprised
to observe when he came back look If
: utter disgust and modification. "Wbat
} is the matter, darlingl' she said; d..,, I
! you like TO 60 to schoolf' s'Yes, he
/ answered, s'but all the boys have got
! patches on their pants, and they laugh
. at me, and-and [sobbinel if you don't
| put some on mine, / won't again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04

SENATOR THURMAN, whose manner is
generally grave and ztern, often descends
from the lofty Senatorial perch, and is
as pleasant and witty as possible. Rid
ing recently in Washington horse-car,
which was nearly full, little colored
boy, all patches, but very clean, peeped
in. He hesitated whether to enter the
car, or ride outside. The Senator saw
his timidity, moved along for him, and
said, benignantly, Come here, sonny
and sit down" As was once remarked
G Such is the vivacity of the American
character"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04

ROBERT BuRDETTE, upon his return
to his sanctum at Burlingtt n, says: 81
have acquired such easy, familiar Iela-
tions with the people of the house that
the baby has already emptied the ink
into one of my boots and the mucilage
into the other, and is drawing map Of
Hawkeye creek on my coat with piece
of beef gristle and glass Of milk. His
mother tells me / should not let him do
it, and perhaps she is right, but what
am / to dol He seems to enjoy it, and
| know do, and what was this world
made for if it wasn't for pleasurel"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04

SoME interesting statistics about
drunkenness in Great Britain have
been collected, which indicates that the
vice is still growing. The amount
spent on intoxicating liquors increased
from 9S4 ,222,17l in 1860 to eI47,-
2SS, ,759 in 1876, which is far in excess
of the growth of tbs population. One
Of the most startling things developed
is the growth of drunkenness among
women in large cities, 1000 of the sex
being arrested for this offense in Lon
don during 1875, while in Edinburgh,
the number of drunken women increas-
ed 43 per cent. during a period which
the population grew only 6 per cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
HOW 10 oREY.

In panic in public school, caused
by the cry of g Fire" one little girl sat
perfectly still. On being asked why
she did SO, she said My father is a
fireman, and told me if the school
should be afre would be far ssfer to
sit in my place until the rush was over,
and then 60 out quietly" She knew
how to obey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04

"Sound, said a schoolmaster, ssis
what you hear. For instance, you can
not feel sound" ooh, yes you'canF
said smart boy. sJohn Wilkins, "
retorted the pedagogue, "how do you
make that outQ What sound can you
feell' GA sound thrashing. quickly
replied the smart boy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
rnxen,er. ana r.ntentees

should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences etc., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors,
81 Patent, Washington, ID. O., who fur
nish the same without charge. edison
brothers is a we'll known and successful
Arm Of large experience, having been es-
ablished since 1866. l4;l2tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
RATEs or ADVERTISING.

Business notices in tle I<.tAi. Column.
20 cents per line.
For legal and trrn-ieuf advertisements
81 90 per A1tIar4., ftr the fira Insertion, aud
50 cents per ss,tIare far essch subsequent in
seFtion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04
Land for Sale.

20 acres one half mile west Of Soda
2s1e Vile, 100 IA cultivation; all under
5eia,p. Oak Creek affords II water the year
round VIII sell at 8 very low price one
slraas SARAH USHER,
ssnsg sodaviile, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-04

HAMBURG FIGS for sale bg an druggists.
HAMBURG FIGS eurs the Piles.
HAMBURG FIGS the great fruit cathef
HAMBURG FIGS substitute for Castor on
HAMBURG FIGS tha Universal car.hsrtic
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