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Daily Republican., 1879-10-02
SPECIAL MENTION.


German Professor in this city is Mr..
Hochkeppel, who is both a native OF
and was classically educated in Germa-
ny. Being raised near the French
frontiers (Cologne) he possesses also a
perfect pronunciation of the French
language. As Germany's schools are
the most renowned in the world, it is
certain that Mr.. H. is the most reliable
both in ancient and modern languages,
which prominent citizens Of Whining
ton have already publicly confirmed.
Go and see him at Asksw building, 7th
and Market streets.
lS36-HATs ! HATs--lS79.-Rumford
Brothers are still holding forth at
No. 404 Market street, and selling the
fall styles Of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This is the lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount of sales, &c.
Their genial and accommodating man
ner has to some extent been the means
If attracting and retaining custom, but
The low prices of their goods are the
chief Incentives to buy.
SAVE Your LITTLE ONEs.-Half the
human family die before they are five
years old, from disease. infanticide
and Irregular" doses. Invalids, purify
your blood and strengthen your life
giving organs, by wearing DIR. Flagg's
Liver and Stomach Pad, and save the
little ones. Office No. E. Fifth street.
Consultation free.
Doors AND SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES.
Daniel McCusker, PIG w. I'd street,
has got in large stock of boots and
shoes for the fall trade, and is deter
mined to sell them cheaper than any
house il the city. Give him call and
save money.
Don't forget the fair at Reading on
Friday, October 3D.. From 7 to hours
on the grounds. Fare for the round
trip only S1.50. Trains leaves Will
m;ngton at $40 A. NJ.
Family Syringes" of numerous va
retes at very reasonable prices at the
ladies department of Belts Pharmacy.
Entrance No. W. Sixth street. Lady
attendant.
J. R. Hartman, 9Th and Poplar, may
be found an elegant assortment of
Handkerchief extracts, hair brushes,
tooth brushes and combs.
Our glass shades, for covering wax
work, are all of the finest French glass,
and prices as low as the lowest. Law
ton, 605 Market street.
Brunet's Bitters, excellent for dys-
pepsia, for sale by Taylor & Fullerton,
Druggists and Apothecaries, 3O2 King
street.
Prof. Loubignac will commence teach
ing class in French this evening in
room No. l, Masonic Temple.
FRUIT OF THE LooM.--W. M. Kennard
& Co. are selling Fruit of the Loom
muslin at &c. per yard.
Smoke Lone Jack Cigarettes, best in
the world. A. A. Chapman, sole agent,
4th and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

NOTICE.-The Ninth Annual Meeting of
~ the Stockholders Of the Citizens Loan
Association will be held on Thursday evening
next, Oct. 2, at 8 O'Clock. The annual report
will be submitted, officers and directors elec.
ted, and the first payment made on o new
series OF stock. GEO. G, MARIS.
D-D4 At Eecretarv
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
early decsy loss q manhood ,SS. etc. Nm ssnd
Q recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov.
cred BY missionary In South America. Send
. selfaddressed envelope TO tho REV. JosyPB
I'll HMAN. Station d. Now York City.
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Dl Ed,

APPLEBY.-ln this city, on the 3oth ult.,
Jane q. Appleby.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence Of her brother
in.law, Albin J. Pyle. No. ll04 West street, on
Friday, October Sd, at 2-80 o'clock.
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Elliott. Johnson & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

U. y. Government Bonds bought and AL.
or exchangod at current rates,
Cash ready for good first mortgages.
AL local securities bought ana sold.
FoR SALH.-s30,0 900 Wilmington C,,v T..
5000 Masonic Hall Bonds, / share RAM =,
delaware, shares First National BaDE VI
rhiladeiphia, New York and san franc,,.o
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
ieiegraphic quotations received constantIv
snd furnished. Trade dollars bought.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-in conformity with the pro.
IN visions Of the act, passod BY the tien.
eral Assembly OF the State OF Delaware, on the
2oth day Of March, A. H.. 1875, the subscri-
bers hereby give nstice that they will make
application on the 2Oth day Of October next
the Superior Court of the state OF Delaware.
for charter incorporation of Q company
called "The James d Webb Printing and
Stationery Company, " TO carry on the bust
ness OF the manufacture OF Books, Prints and
Stationery In all its branches, and that a
draf Of the proposed charter will be on that
Gay exhibited to the said Judge for his exami-
nation and order thereon.
II. JAMFS,
E. AINSWORTH,
M. M. CHILD.
Wilmington, DEL, Sept. 10, 1870. 9l7tt
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NOTICE-All persons are forbid cunning.
~ fishing, or otherwise tresspassing Oh
the premises Of the subscriber.
SOLOMON TOWNSEND. Union Farm.
a2-lm-e-O-ds
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DUBLIC SALE

rows AT PUBLIC SALE-Will or
~ be sold on account OF whom IL &X
may concern, two fresh cows with calves at
their side on Saturday, October 4th, in front
Of l.. W. Stidham & Sons Auction rooms at
10 O'Clock A. M. sharp. 10 1.3td-ltw.
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NOTICE.-THE WILMINGTON SAY
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY i, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE;
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE rs
PEK CENT. PER ANNUM. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J. EARNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON, Ocr. lsr, 1879. i0.l 3md
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

OU BIIIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell ut Public Sale on
thepremfses, situated en- the 5. Z. corner Of
Third and French streets,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1879.
Att O'Clock, PM,
No. /, A corner house containing 10 fES
rooms, one a large store room, e. 900 can El
remain on No. l.
No. 2, house 200 E. Third street, three story,
containing rooms, bath room, hot and cold
wafer with oil the modern improvements, gas
particulars see bills. or inquire of the subscri.
Der. LUDWICK NAITSHMITT
Il. w. Stidham Il SOn, Auct's, 9-1O cod Il
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

NOTICE.- beg leave " III vrm the pub
xN lie that have increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and am
now prepared to furnish W cd In any quaint.
~ TO suit consumers. sell the largest Sl.6O
load in the city. Give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
80 Foot of Fourth street, city,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02
NOTICES.
Consolation for consumptives, c

The physicians Of the Consumption Hos.
lpital, England, acknowledge that with Cod
Liver OIL, In any form, they have not cured
two per cent. OF lheir patients, whereas, with
these Hypo- -Phospattes they have cured seven
ty-nye per cent Physicians have prescribed
100, 900 packages Of viiaIized Phosphates In
oil forms OF ner ons diseases, vitalizing the
debilitated PREVENTING and curing cOnsump-
ton.
+. CROSBY, 668 Sixth Ave-, N. z.
For sale by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

NOTICE.-The Citizens Loan Association
IN offers new stock ior sale; no back pay
ments may be secured at any time very
pr osperous. First series will mature il a 1T
tle over nine years, Notwithstanding tho
panic Apply for shares day OF evening to
GEORGE q. MARIS,
Secretary,
9'elm M. COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

TU.DEN failed in his effort 10 secure a
bill of particulars in the income tax suit
pending against him, which is back
set to his side. He will be compelled to
pay the amount he tried to swindle the
Government out of,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

"ANrED.-A respectable couple to take
Nv two second story rooms furnished with
Kitchen privileges II desired. House on the
hill between West and Washington For one
week. Address "a" REPUBLICAN Office.
30-3t*
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

"AkTED.-A good, reliable news agent
wv at Milford, Del, to sell the DAILY
REPUBLICAN,. Address REPuBIICAN office,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

NTANTED-2 or 8 boarders in a private
wv family. Home comforts. Apply at 40i
East Filth street. Reference required.
927-6t&
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nROKERs.
r n. ROBlNsOH q co.
BANKERS & BROKERS
4 .-ssfhf ,N5H
n T. Cor. Fourth and Market
~ WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
U. s. FOURS FOR SALE

US. FoURs FoR SALE.
wilmington City W per cent. loan, '0An'
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD
Philsdelphia,. New York and Boston ,,o.s.
Dougnt and sold on commission. Eyerv iso,,
les anorded for persons to sell or inyss,0 "0, y
"0nue. iebYO-ly
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WANTED.

"ANTED.-A respectable couple to take
w two second story rooms furnished or
uniurnished with kitchen privilegesii desired.
House on the hill between West and Wash.
ington. For one week. Address "a" REpuB.
LICAN office. 101.3t
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FOR SALE:-A small property onA
E Philadelphia Pike, Smiles from this Ea
Guy with good buildings. superior spring wa.
teI, iruit OF all kinds. VIII be sold at bar.
gain or exchanged for good city properly. For
ton. 10 III
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

"ANTED.-A man. who has had expert
w ence, to take charge OF horse and
carriage. Address, with reference, "B, "
REPUBLICAN Office, lO.l.2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

Poll Parrot cages. Ap-
w plyto s. s. WICKERSHAM,
104 French street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

HORSE FORSALE-C Coming five a.
IN years old, kind In all harness ~
excellent saddle horse, fearless of steam and
warranted sound. T. w. STEWARD,
l0l-ti. 308 West Front street,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

NIANTED.-Six or eight gentlemen
w boarders at 6oS Market street. Good
rooms and splendid location. 10 l.l2ts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

ESOR RENT.-Fourth-story Hall with !,
"a Or ante rooms. JOHN y. HARK-
NEssS iul3tf
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

TOR RSALE.-Houss 907 E. Eighth street I;
~ terms made easy. Inquire at 3os W.
ceVentn street. 0l6tf
Daily Republican., 1879-10-02

TOR eALE.-A we'll made Germantown
~ Carriage at Q bargain; also Doctors
carriage. viii be sold cheap. Applyto
II. HAMMOND,
e4u Second and French streets.
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The Amusements at the Fair

We see that Mr.. John D. Crowle, of the
Virginia Hotel. gentleman of enterprise
and energy, and one of Its members, has
been placed by the Board Of Directors, of
the Fair, at the head of the committee
whose province it shall be to provide
amusements for the four days which the
exhibition will fill. The rail race for En-
glishman to come off during the fair has
already been made a success by his efforts,
and the following English gentlemen have
entered their horses F. A. Nichols, H. l..
STAGE. R. Fl. Hunt, st. J. Benn, y. w.
Wilkinson, W. u. Holmes and G.. S.
Gauntlet. These gentlemen are from
various part Of Virginia including Bed
ford, Augusta and Campbell counties.
The winners cup in this race is presented
by Mr.. Crowle himself. A purse of $500
is being gotten up for running horses, and
it is contemplated to build grand stand
which will greatly add to the convenience
of visitors to the ground.
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The County Court.

This Court met on Monday last. judge
]. N. Hendren presiding. The following
business was transacted:
Road Surveyors Appointed.-Frank M
Bell for Precinct No. s; South River, vice
Jno. D. Miller, term expired; Geo. Miller
for Precinct No. 10, Beverley Manor. vice
Jas. S. Wright, term expired; Jos. F.
Tannehill, for Precinct No. 8, Beverley
Manor, vice Jno. W. Doom, term expired;
Robt. Bell for Precinct No. 3S, Beverley
Manor, vice J. Wayt Bell, decd; Jno. H.
Stump for No. 10, Jno. K. Keiser for No.
40, and Samuel x. Kerr for No. 9, South
River District; A. CARMEL for No. 8,
Middle River, vice A. Shumate; W. H.
Lowell for No. 6, South River, vice F. G..
OFT, term expired, were all appointed by
the Judge.
Roads.-Petition of Saml H. Weaver
and others for road in South River dis
trict, was referred to Jno. G. Slower; on a
petition of Geo. Bates for road in Middle
River; Geo. SeaW right, Jas. F. Bowman,
and VIM. S. Hiser were appointed COM
missioners to act on Sept 18th.
Indictments. rand jury brought in
true bills against VIM. Wiseman, for car
rying concealed wear ons; Chas. Worthing-
ton, Jr., fer assault; J. H. Wagner, for as
sault upon G. S. Byers; Martha and Mary
Lynn, for assault upon Sarah M. Terrill;
Amos, Leander and Julia Rowe, for sS-
sault on Thomas johnson. Summons
were issued returnable to the next term.
Probate.-Jam' G. Cochran qualified as
administrator of Jos. Smith, deceas d, in
view of the death Of Benz. Crawford, the
other administrator; Jacob Hotinger quail
fled as guardia of Viola and Wingfeld
Jones.
Light Batsiness.-The d, eds recordc at
this term of the court were only 20, about
one half the usus, number. Ex-parte set
Elements to the numb.r of 10 were recor.
ded.
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THE SEWING MACHINE FRAUD

THE SEWING MACHINE FRAUD
Some eight months ago various parties in
Staunton and Augusta received circulars.
setting forth that for $40 there would be
sent domestic" sewing machine. The
circular was printed in or came in con-
nection with the Advocate" 25 cent
newspaper, published in New York, re-
presenting the interests of the working
men. Several sent on the money, but no
machine came. The paper suspended.
Various printed reasons and excuses for
delay in sending the machine, however,
were sent. The last has just been received
by the unhappy victims, and in it the
writer regrets that he cannot furnish the
machine promised, but will, if $40 more
Is sent, forward an american Union ma
chine" which he charges $40 for. 1t is
needless to say that no further remit
tances are likely to be made.
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ACtvEAP CHANCE TO MAKE AN EX-
c,1pa,ou TO CINCINNATI.-On Tuesday,
the 9th of September, an excursion train
for Cincinnati. by the z. Il o. road will
mass Staunton az 1.35 PM, for which
ticket can be proc ured at $3.50, good for
The massage. to re turn any time within
,fteen DAYS. The cxcursionists will be
permitted to stop at the White sulphur
that night, where the charge for supper
lodging and breakfast will Dc only $l.oo'
They reach Cincinnati on Thursday morn
ing. The whole trip through the magnl-
ficent scenery along the c. q 0. road 10
made in day light. Meals will be served
On the excursion train at city prices. FER
sons who only desire to 60 over the y. q
q. route az far as Huntington can get the
same excursion tickets at 1925.
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regard, of Louisiana, was in the city on
Saturday accompanied by his daughter.
Mrs. G.. A. clarendon and her husband and
the Generals neice, Miss Julie Villere.
The General who is now Adjutant Gener-
al of Louisiana, and who was on his way
to Rawley Springs, was serenaded at the
Virginia Hotel, where he stopped, by the
Stonswall Brigade Band. a compliment
whieb be briefly acknowledged.
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A REMARKABLE LAND DIP.-The Har-
risonburg esprit" is informed that about
a month ago on the farm of Conrad San
ger, on North River, one mile S. E. OF
Sangersville, piece of land 60x2o feet,
situated about one hundred yards from the
river, suddenly disappeared, taking with
it large cherry tree, and leaving large
hole, down which about 80 feet is water,
but not the sign of a tree top can be seen.
A singular feature OF this cave in IS,
that Mr.. A. M. Pugh's spring, about
half mile across the hill was as muddy the
next morning as if there had been heavy
rain during the night though the sky was
serene. The cherry tree was noted for
Mr. Sanger always hitching his horse to
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-29

QUICK HOUSE BUILD1NG.-Messrs
Grove & Erwin, builders of this city have
done the quickest work we have heard Of
in this section. Having taken the con-
tract to build the large dwelling and
boarding house of Mr.. C. STROLLER, princl-
pal of the Augusta Male Academy, in six
weeks, they had the carpenters work all
finished and fitted at their shop IN Staun-
ton. The material was then taken out to
Fort Defiance last week and in seven day s
time the house was put up and rooted, the
chimneys built and the work turned over
to the plasterers who are now busily en-
gagged on their part Of the contract. The
contractors are confident that they will
have the whole work done according to
agreement, by the 21st of September.
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MAKKTED.

BRIGHT-CAMPBELL-At the brides residence, In
Rev. George i. Lyle, MI Abram Blight, formerly
of Richmond and Staunton, Va, and Mrs. E. NJ
Campbell.
BLAKE-HORN-In Dayton. Va, on Sabbath morn
Blake. Of Ohio, and Alice NJ. Horn Of Augusta
county.
HUNTER-OTT.-On Tuesday, August 2sth, 8 P. M
on the bridge at Harper's Ferry, by Rev. j. A.
McFaden, j. IN B. Hunter and Miss Annie V. OFT
all Of Augusta county.
the 7th inst, at Shady Spring
Bragg, aged 70, 70 Miss Mamie Smith, aged 90 '-
DRIVER Mt. Scion Aug. 25th,
Mr.. Peter Driver to Miss Jane Ann, daughter OF
the late Thomas B. Clarke.
PERRY-H Mt. Scion Aug. til,
Mr. Geo. F. Perry to Miss Mary a., daughter OF
VIM. E. Hogsett, E,q.,
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Railroad Contract Taken by staunton
Contractors.

Capt. e. R. Mason, Chas. E. Hoge and
Maj Shanahan, of Staunton, have closed
a contract with President Johnston of the
James River & Kanawha Canal Co., for
the grading, masonry and trestle work Of
the Buchanan & Clifton Forge Railroad,
and will 60 to work on it next week. The
contractors are to be furnished with con-
victs from the State prison, the number
averaging $50 per month, at cost of 65
cents per day per head. The hands now
working on the road are to be taken by the
contractors for the rest Of the work.
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DIED.

WHITE-On Sunday. August 14th, at the family
residence, near Charlo ttesville, Mrs Gay p. White
Hon. Shelton f. Leake.
SPURLOCK. At his residence near Wayne c. H.,
the 5th inst, Rev. Burwell Spurlock, the senior
Methodist preacher in W. Va, having received his
license in the year 1914
WHITMER-In Mt. Crawford, on Monday evening
August 25th, of consumption, after protracted
illness, Reuben A. Whitmer, in the seth year Of
his age.
WHEAT.-At his residence, in Fairfield, Rock
bridge county, on the 23rd inst Mr.. William D.
Wheat, aged nea lily 10 years.
COINER-On the 18th inst, at his late residence,
near Egypt, Monroe CO., w. Va, Of Inflammation
OF the brain, Mr.. Samuel Conner, in the 59th year
OF his age.
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IMPROVING THE ROAD NEAR THE WA
TER Works. Judge Hendren. on the pc
,tltion of Judge David Fultz and other Cit
liens of the county for an appropriation to
.cut down and grade the Donaghe hill and
macadamize the road from the city limitsto
the intersection of the Churchville and
Spring Hill ro ads, referred the matter to
e. E. Vincent, as Special Commissioner
to examine the proposed work and report
on it by tomorrow.
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PERILOUs SITUATION.--A few days
since, little child, eighteen months old,
of Mr.. Samuel G. Linwood of Christian IS
Creek, four miles from Staunton, strayed
off and when found by its mother was ly-
ing motionless at the bottom of the creek
the water flowing over its Iody. It wa
with great difficulty that the little one was
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-29

No FISHING AT THE FAIR Pond
There will be no more fishing allowed at
the fair pond ground. Capt. W. L. Bum
gardner, Fish Commissioner of this coun-
ty, feeling that the county people are the
persons entitled to these fish for pond
stocking, will have them caught for
applicants from Augusta whenever they
are desired for the purpose named. but nc
permits will hereafter be given for fishing
there.
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LARGE MoFFETT PUNCH RECEIPTS
The report of the Moffett Punch from Au-
gusta county for the month of July was
the largest ever made, and reached $74 10.
1t is rather sins ular source of increase,
but the advance in the Waynesboro re-
port is attributed to the presence of col
ored camp meeting in that vicinity.
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ACCIDENT. Yesterday as Mrs. Baker
from near Greenville. in company with her
little grandson John. son of W. H.
Frenger, of Covington, was driving
through town, the boy fell out and was
run over. He was carried into Mr.. Pritch-
ards store, and DR.. J. A. Waddell sent for
who found him to be badly. but not seri-
ously hurt.
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THE VALLEY FARMER.-W have re.
ceived copy of the "Valley Farmer of
Staunton, for August, A. Y. Lee, editor.
1t has its usual variety Of entertaining
matter, and in addition some agreeable
personal observations by the editor him
self on the farms in the county.
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A uaUsrA
MALE ACADE ENVY,
At the augusta Church."
The next session of this Institution begins the
22nd dag Of September, 1879,
and closes the middle of June following.
The Principal will be aided by qualified and COM
petent assistants.
IERl1S:-For tuition IN ALL BRANCHES, board
fuel, lights and washing $50 per session.
For Circulars containing full particulars apply to
CHAS. S. ROLLER, PRINCIPAL.
july25 St* Fl Defiance, Augusta County, Va.
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F,psr PRosEcUT1oN uNpER TN,

FIRST PROSECUTION UNDER THE FISH
LAW. IN AUGUsTA.-At this term of the
County Court the Grand Jury found true
hills against Frederick Cupp, Daniel Airey
and Isaac Airey. residing in the vicinity
of Mt. Scion, on the charge OF taking and
destroying fish by means of fish berries.
in violation of the State law. They will
be tried at the next term of the court.
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A dull, he.vy pain in the sides, sleepiness, want
of energy, no continuity of thought labor, these
all indicate disease of the Liver, and should be re
moved by the use of Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills, which
will surely accomplish the object sought.
aug291t ,..s
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AND VEGETABLES.

S. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Fufntufeln StauntOn maY4-M
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-29

THE DEER HUNTING SEAsON.-Deer
can be killed legally, in Virginia, from
September list to January LIST.
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CITY NOTICES.

Preserve your Baby's health by promptly admins
tering Dr. Bulbs Baby Syrup for the diseases Of early
childhood. Price Is cents bottle.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-29

LAROQUE's AMBITIOUS B1TTERs never fail to
regulate the torpid condition of the Liver and cure
habitual Constipation, Headache, Nervousness, and
above ALL that terrible disease, Dyspepsia Ask for
them at your druggists Price Is cents package
81 per bottle.
W. E. THORNTON,
aug291 1t Baltimore Nd.