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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

BUSINESS NOTICES. who like
to keep up with the times will read the
advertisement OF the Gale Chilled plow,
and then examine the perfect sample to
be seen at Lynn & Eyler's new warehouse.
Mr.. Jno. H. Parkins is the general agent,
and travels with beautiful model, as fine
as cellulOid toilet set. He says it is the
best plow in the, world, and is able to
prove that it took the medal at the Paris
Exposition over 1877 other plows.
The cash system is growing in favor
with our merchants. Another OF our lead
ing grocers has fallen into line, as will be
seen from the notice of Mr.. Dettor in an
other column. He will prove to his old
customers, when they call again, that it is
the easiest. safest and decidedly the cheap
est plan for both buyer and seller.
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VI A xRIED.

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KEYS-OvERALL-At Milford, Warren county,
T6os. d. Keys, Of the Virginia Midland Railroad
and Miss Lucy A., daughter OF Capt. VIM. G
overall.
COCHRAN-KENT.-At Belefeld the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. J: D. Thomas Dec.
county, and Miss jimmie L., daughter of Col. Jos
F, Kent, OF Wythe.
HINER-H December 80, 1872 by
Rev S. McCune, at Mcdowell, Va. Mr. J. M.
Hiner, Of Highland county, to Miss Hannah G.
Henderson, OF Augusta county.
SHERWOOD December 81, 1879, at
Arshur 3D. Of clifton Tito FORGE Van and
Miss Mollie Echols, daughter of the late Capt
Edward EchOls. of ROckbridge county, Va.
MOORE-FARROW.-On January l, 1880, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents on Kerr's Greek,
Jas. Scott Moore and Miss Matte j. Farrow, for
meTly of Augusta county. sE
KIRBY-ROBERTSON.- On December oath. 1879,
Esy A. Mi
of ROckbridge county.
BALTHIS-KING.-On Tuesday eve, Dec. 80, 1879
at the residence Of Mr. Cooper Of di strasburg, by
Jane King, both of Strasburg, Va
PiTTMAN-BRowN.-on the 9th ult., at Raleigh
man, aged 81 years to Mary +. Brown. aged u
years.
MOORE-ROpsH-Ip Washington City, January
End BY Rev Dr. Addison: of Trinity church. MIR,
NJ, M. Moore of Shenandoah, to Miss Kate Baush.
daughter OF the late Capt. Nathaniel Boush, Of
Alexandria.
CHANDLER-TANKESLE December 3Oth.
near Fishefsville, James F. Chandler to Miss
Willie A Tankesley, all OF Augusta.
WAGNER-KINCAID-On December Both, near
Churchville Mr. John A. Wagner to Miss Sarah
E. Kincaid all of Augusta
GARRISON G-On December 3lst
near Koiner's store, Mr.. Jacob X. Garrison and
Miss Eliza j. Spreading, all Of Augusta.
JACKSON January LIST. 1880. at Pond
Gap, Peter NJ. Jackson to Miss Mildred B. Wren,
all Of Augusta.
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CHURCH CONTRIBUTORS Sun
day, Rev. j. E. Booker. pastor OF the Sec
oud Presbyterian church read statement
of the condition OF the church. In the
last fifteen months, since he assumed the
pastorate, there have been fifteen addi-
tions to the membership, and the small
congregation has. in that time, contribu-
ted s2,4O0 in cash, to church purposes.
OF this the Sunday school gave 500. At
ter the reading of the statement the regu-
lar monthly collection was taken up and
amounted to $50. The total contributions
in the six years since the congregation,
now numbering some sixty members, was
ORGANIZED have been 5000.
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STARTLING A CLASS MEETING.-For
some time one of the members of the col
ored Methodist church at Steele's Tavern
has had a grievance against one OF the
trustees of the church. A few days ago
in class meeting, she undertook to state It's
and being contradicted by the trustee cut
short the argument by landing into him in
the way of personal assault. After mat
tiers were quieted within the sacred editce'
the meeting adjourned, and her husband,
who had been waiting outside for the un-
lucky church official, continued the attack,
and made an earnest effort to do whatever
things his better half had left undone
Both assailants were carried before the
secular law, and by Magistrate Rush
fined.
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AN ANALOGOUS THIEF.-Last Monday
Byers 4 Eakle purchased a lot OF butter
from Highland wagon and left it on the
scales, Charles Coleman, a colored
boy, coolly picked up the firkln contain
ing twenty pounds and carrying it up to
MI. Kinzley's meat store, asked permls-
sion to leave it moment which was gran
ted, the proprietor of course thinking it
all right. Coleman then went to the store
of Mr.. 2. Moran and asked what he was
giving for butter. MI. Moran told him
and the lad left saying he would go AM
see his father and if the price suited him
he would bring some. A few minutes af-
ter he appeared with the butter having
gotten it from Mr.. Kinzley's, and received
So .33 for it. One Of the boys companions
to whom he confided the facts Of his daring
exploit, informed on him and Capt. Crow
der arrested him. Magistrate Pearman or
dered the thief thirty lashes. All the money
except a dollnr was found on him.
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PER1LoUs SITUATIoN.-On Sunday last
after preaching at Mt Tabor church, Rev.
J. l. Miller, of Stanton, started for home
in buggy with his wife. The horse which
had been made rather nervous by the
Christmas squib firing in Staunton COM
menced kicking while descending a steep
hill this side of the church and in a mo-
ment had kicked out the dash board of the
buggy. Nothing saved the occupants from
his flying heels but the fact that he caught
one of his feet in the shafts. AS it was
Mr.. Miller was bruised about the limbs.
Several gentlemen ran up and seized the
animal and MI. NJ and his wife leaped
to the ground. They were brought by
Capt. E. A Fulcher to Mr.. Jacob Bow
mans, where, after dinner Mr.. Miller
hitched up his refractory horse again and
drove him to town quietly.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

TAKINa CHARGE OF A SABBATH
ScHooL.-Last Sunday morning Mr.. VIM.
J. Nelson, took charge of the First Pres
byterian Sabbath School. as Superinten-
dent. Rev. VIM. E. Baker, the pastor,
announced to the school that Mr.. Nelson
had been selected by the Session Of the
church to fill the post. Mr.. Chas. Graf
tan, on behalf of the teachers and schol-
ars, expressed their pleasure at the selec-
ton, in very eloquent little address.
Mr.. Baker said 1t was customary to deliv-
er a charge to new pastor and that Mr..
Nelson now had most important congre-
CATION under his charge. He asked Gods
blessing upon the work of the new Super
intendent. Mr.. Nelson responded most
appropriately and IN conclusion announced
that he would make known on the coming
Sabbath any changes which he might
think it necessary to introduce in the
working of the school.
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BREytrtEs.-On the 1st inst, leap ye

BREvtrIEs.-On the LIST inst, leap year
came in.
Under the game laws OF Virginia the
season for shooting partridges, pheasants
and wild turkeys, expired December Sist.
A stanton lady, herself mnsiclan'
say Pinafore in Richmond few nights
ago. and thinks that theFendition was NOT
as coed ~ Staunton's. The strong point
Of the Richmond company was their Or
,,.hestra. which is the famous Mozart Or
chestra.
Anv one having $500 to lend will find an
offer In another column. The advertiser
i. a resident OF the county and can give
the best security.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

MARRIAGE LICENSES.--The marriage
licenses issued in the County Court Of Au-
gusta, for 1879, were as follows: January,
20 white and colored; February, 10 white
and colored; March, IL white and col
ored; April, 9 white and 2 cOlored; May,
9 white and 8 colored; June, 7 white and
4 colored: July, 6 white and colored;
August, IA white and colored: Septem-
Der, II white and 6 colored; October, %
white and colored; November, % white
and colored, and December, 80 white and
II colored. Total-lSl white and So.
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WHO WERE SUCCEssFUL.-Att the fair
Of st. Francis church the gold headed cane
was voted to Col. Thos. A. Gordon over
James I. Byers; the gold watch to ''"om
Burke of ours" over Samuel A. Hoshour
and the silver lantern to conductor w. W.
Anderson of the e. Il U. road over con-
ductor Newport Of the B. & 0. road. Some
$500 in all was realized by the fair. The
cane realized $3.50, and the watch $212.
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THE OLD CHAECERY COURT.-A few
days ago the fact that workman in the
court house yard had struck the corner
wall of the Chancery Court building, was
noticed. We see in the Fincastle "Her-
ald'' sketch among other prominent law
yers of the past, of Alex. P. Eskridge, who
was native of Augusta. and former
deputy in this old Chancery Court. He
became an especially gifted chancery law
yer in Botetourt, to which he removed in
1880, and was the law partner of Prof. j.
P, Holcombe, afterwards Of the Univer-
sity. He was for many years Common
wealth Attorney Of the Circuit Court OF
Botetourt and was a man of high charac-
ter. He was an uncle of Messrs I. z. and
VIM. C. Eskridge, and only died two or
three years ago.
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ARREST. On Saturd ay, detective ar
rested Thomas Nelson, colored laborer,
at Waynesboro, aud carried him to Rich
mond where he was married in the Hust-
ing's Court room, Monday, to Mary
Mimms, a mulatto. A few minutes after,
his case was called in court, but the mar
rage certificate was produced and the
prisoner dismissed.
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Waynesboro Items.
Reported for the staunton v1ND1cAToR.]


Ouoyterzu Conference Rev. DR.. j. S. Mar
tin preached to large congregation IN the
M. E.. church, Saturday night, Sunday
morning and Sunday evening" On Mon
day the fourth quarterly meeting Tor tnls
conference year. met at the Church. j..
3. Roden was elected Recording Steward
and Jonathan Koiner was elected delegate
with M. II. Alexander as alternate, to the
annual conference, which convenes at
Front Royal on the fourth of March, next.
Week of Prayer.-This being week
set apart by the Alliance, for prayer, all
the denominations met in the Baptist
church on Tuesday night. Rev. Frank
McCutchan conducted the meeting. Rev.
J. S. Hopkins, conducted the meeting at
the Presbyterian church on Wednesday
night, and Rev. Mr.. Whitescarver, at the
Methodist church Thursday night. We
hope that these union prayer meeting may
be continued.
Serenade. Waynesboro Cornet
Band gave their first serenade last Thurs
day night to the ladies of the committee
who aided them with their supper on Wed
nesday night.
Friends of Temperance. order Of
Friends of Temperance met on Saturday
night. After thegeneral routine of business
the following officers were elected: }. A.
Patterson, President; B. T. Cav, Associ'
ate; W. }. Jones, Chaplain; J. f. Alexan-
der, Recording Secretary; W. A. Donald
Financial Secretary; Z. R. Haines, Treas
urer; 7. F. Fry, Conductor; A. l.. King,
Associate Conductor; J. B. Roden, Inside
Guard; HI. I'll. Shackleford, Inside Senti-
mel; e. A. Bruce, Treasurer Of Widow
and Orphans fund.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

HoMEwARD BOpND.-A company OF
Hungarians, most of them heavily dressed
in WOODEN and leather clothing. passed
through staunton last Saturday, making
their way on foot to Richmond. They
had been out to some ore banks in West
Virginia to work, but disagreeing about
wages left. Noneof them could speak Eng
fish. One of them in attempting to cross
the railroad bridge below Charlottesville
was knocked of by an engine and badly
hruised. es7 r..
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WORK OF THE COUNTY COURT FOR A
YEAR.-In the County Court last year
there were eight cases of felony and 81
cases of misdemeanor disposed Of; 81 ex-
parte settlements confirmed and recorded,
655 deeds of bargain and sale and mort
gage recorded, and 237 marriage licenses
issued.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

PREsENTATION.-M Cora Turner at
the request of the First Presbyterian choir
kindly took the place of leading soprano,
during tho absence of Miss Ollie Hotch-
kiss, who is spending the winter in Rich
mond. On behalf of the choir, Mr.. John
W. Abby, the director, presented Miss Tur-
ner with handsome volume as New
Years gift IN token of their apprec iation
of her assistance.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

OFFICERS INsTALLED.-Thef following
officers of Stanton Lodge No. As 1. 0. o.
F. were installed by Deputy Grand Mas
ter Charles S. Roller last week: Charles
A. Gladke, n. G.; Frank Brosius, v g.;
N. M. Warner, Sec Newton Argenbright.
F. s.; VIM. M. Simpson, Treas; A. M.
Simpson, Chap; J. W. Blackburn, R. S.
to N. G.; G.. W. Hewitt, L. s. to N. g.;
C. W. LYMAN, Warden; 1. L. Root, Con-;
J. N. Ryan, r. S. S.; E. Nothnagle, L. S.
S.; John lesser. 1. g.; J. w. Forbish, o.
G.; Geo. Pitt, R. S. to V. g.; John II.
Wehn. L. 5. to V. e. The new Noble
and Vice Grand invited the lodge to a
handsome supper at Mr. John Jesser's on
Frederick street.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

HOTEL BoUGHT.-The well-known old
hotel at Greenville has been sold to Messrs.
Jno. J. Larew and Isaac Newton, by Mr..
Reuben Lambert, for $1,000. The new
owners have rented it to Messrs. Wise &
Tribbet, and intend putting it in repair
and making it an ornament to the village.
1t was built many years ago by the late
Jno. B. Christian, and was hostelry Of
note in the old stage coach times.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

CHRISTMAS WORK AT THE EXPRESS
OFFIcE.-In four days of Christmas week,
from Tuesday to Friday inclusive, there
were received at Adams Express Office in
Stanton 400 boxes and 235 packages, and
shipped from the same Office 215 boxes and
165 packages. A pretty good Christmas
work, which kept Uncle Richard Hawkins
and Mr.. B. B. Eskridge pretty busy at the
books.
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A MIXED CARao.-Last Monday at
Swoope's Depot, Mr.. L. M. McClung
shipped car load which contained 297
turkeys, IL head of cattle, 16 geese and
IS sheep. The drove of turkeys was driv-
en- from Highland county, a distance of
forty miles.
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po,.ANpERs FOR rHR IRON WORKS.

PoLANDERs FOR THR IRON WORKS.
On the Thursday nights Express from
Richmond, were company of twenty-six
Polanders, wbo had been brought on from
New York on the steamship line and were
on their way to the iron works at Ferrol,
west of Staunton. They could speak no
English and their destination had been
writtep % the envelope containing their
tickets,
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pysRDuE.-A friend has shown us
"Treasu.y note" issued by Virginia which
ia considerably overdue. 1t promises Eff
teen Spanish milled dollars or their value ~
sr,id OF silver to be given in exchange Tor
this hill 1t the treasury of Virginia, pur
suant to Act Of Assembly passed OCTOBER
Il. l778.,' ~
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NEW Posi- OFFICE.-A new post office
is established at Davidia, Augusta, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, between
Waynesboro and Alton, with William B.
Kurtz as postmaster.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

For twelve months was afflicted with Chills and
Fever Piles, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath
Weakness of the Back, Sick Headache, Complaint
of the Kidneys and Liver Disorder. and found no
relief from the different courses of treatment resor.
ted to. I finally used the Bedford Alum and Iron
Mass and such was its effects that after the use OF
ew bottles was entirely cured, and am now enjoy
ling good health and free from the above complaint
REV. ELLISON G. DODSON.
For sale by
GEO. w. MAY 4 CO.,
nov No. 6, South Augusta ST., Staunton, Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

ELECTION OF PHYSICIAN TO THE D.,
D. & B. INsTITUTION.-Dr A. M. Faun-
tleroy having resigned this position, DIR. B.
M. Atkinson was yesterday elected to it
by the Board of Directors.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

PARLOR CoNCERTs.-Charles Feighley,
a blind boy, who plays on three instru-
ments at once is giving the most accepta-
BILE parlor concerts we have heard here.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician, retired
from practice having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of simple vege
table remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its wonderful cura
tive powers in thousands of cases. has felt it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve human suffer
ing will send free of charge to all who desire it,
this recipe in German, French English. with full
directions for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp naming this paper,
w. w. SHERAR,
oct3 13t 149 Powers Block. Rochester, N. Y.
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VIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-I the Clerks
Office, Circuit Court Of Augusta county,
January It'll, 1880. M ss fft eaf
Jacob Houseman, plaintiff.
VS..
James W. Houseman, BENJAMIN B. Houseman,
Joseph Houseman, Joseph Houseman, nnstee q
George T. T. HOuseman, John Myers and Mary NJ
his wife, formerly Houseman) heirs-atlaw OF john
G, Houseman. deco, George T. T. HOuseman ana
George A. Hanger, Executor Oh JOnn Irlmple,
decd, defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to recover The plaintiffs
legacy left him under the will of John G. Houseman.
and to that end obtain sale or partton OF tne
real estate devised by said testatOr to J. W. House
man and B. B. HOuSeman y5
The Defendant, George J. T.. Houseman not
having entered his appearance and it appearing by
ada7t filed that ne is resident Of this state
month after due publication of this notice and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
~ j. N. RYAN, Clerk. ].
P. A. Baylor,pq ]an94
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DRESS PARADE.-There VIII ~ nios''.
parade OF the Staunton ArNnesg nea'
Tuesday night at the armory q ne pat'
tery. sSg
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-01-09

PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND SHRINER'S INDI-
an Vermifuge reliable agent to destroy and ex-
pei worms. It is perfectly safe and easily admins
tered 1t is cheap and will give satisfaction,
For sale by
DIR. N. WAYT & BRO, DRUGGISTS,
Next door to Post Office,
jan9 II Staunton, Va.
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If you snffer with Bilious Attacks, Constipation,
Headache, Dyspepsia, or are troubled with any dis
ease of the Liver or Stomach, just ask your drug
gists opinion of J. M. Laroques Anti Bilious Bitters
Our word for it. you WILL before leaving purchase
bottle. w. E. Thornton, Baltimore Md, Propre-
tor. Price, Is cents package; 81 per bottle.
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AUBURN, Virginia.

Mr.. j. X. MONTAGUE:
Dear slr.-I have had Tettor on my hands for ma
ny years, and have tried great many remedies,
but all failed until tried your Horse and Cattle
Liniment. and with two applications my hands be-
came entirely WELL,
Yours, &C.,
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