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mo BestIEyer KneW or.

J. g. starkey, q prominent and Influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; ~ have had TIT
dyspepsia and liver complaint for seyera
years, and have used every remedy conlc
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised In oul
paper, and was persuaded to tryit. lam hap
by to state that It has entirely cured me. It'll
certainly the best remedy / ever knew Of.
Sold by 3. Booking, Agent Odd FsIlow'l
Hall, and Chas Moenkemoeller.
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Motber,sGrteE.

The pride Of a mother. the LIE and Joy Of {
home, are her children, hence her grief wher
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running terrible
risk, II they have q cough, Group or whoopinl
cough, which leads 10 consumption, II you dc
not attend to It at once. shiloh's Consump
ton Cure Is guaranteed to cure them. Price
10 cents, 60cents and 81 90. For lame back
side or chest use shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price % cts. Sold by 3. Booking Agents, Odd
Fellows Hall, and ChaS. M0enkemoeller.
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PALATABLK MEdictSHs-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pillsglide sugRr.shod over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla Is q nectar
that imparts vigor to lie, restores the
health and expels disease. - Waterford Pa
Advertiser. p&w
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, Is occasioned by worms.
Browns Vermifuge Comfts, or Worm
Lozenges, although etfectual in destroy
ing worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, and found TO be absolutely
sure in eradicating worms, so hurtful to
children. twenty-five cents box.
TuThAs
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ghe GntelLlqsnrer.
.nE:Loyrp Nor eIaeERnREAp.s


Bfeathos there nan with 1oal 70 dead
He loves not neW-baked gingsfbrpAdf
Who, stspplng thrapl b the Kitchen door,
On hakibg day, seeS goodly store
Oitagrlht, Imber-ShadoWed cake,
And-hAli.uneonscion not break
A FBpg,d chunk All, tooIhlome bllsai
He l. achurl who knows not this.
For him no praetie,d dexter wrist
Shall limp, incipleut doughuuli twist;
Or stir, 20 coax bis goHrmAnd taste,
Dreamy meringue and aAky p Sla.
Though b. may live on Mob Hilfs tip,
And bold his gold With missf's Grip
Though DO may own the whole long list
OF winners hoard. By eob-Webi kissed
NAY dine from seyres, dive HolTt,"
And sll on ed cpratlYp aEt"-
Despite his glStrOnomie books,
Despite his White-eapped Ga dc cooks,
The wretch, conoertefei In his pride,
Shall live and Oat-unlAtlahed.
Ard when kind proyidenee-or gout-
khAll smut bis flTthlrg TuShllght our,
The stern rFeaTder Of the skis
Against the tomhst0ue's gilded lies
Counting the virtues Of tha dead
shall write: HE loved not Gingerbread"
-SaH FSdaeiIeo ATgoAfgt
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From Well.lsnoNn Citizen OF chicago
CHICAGO, H., Jan. /, 1850.
Fl. Fl. Warner 4. Co., Rociester, n. IA
GEsTtE1Rx: Ihaye used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest
satisfaction. It Is the only remedy have
ever used that Gao recommend 70 my
friends, as It has cured me Of Brights Dis.
ease oilong standing, after having visited
the White Sulphur Springs Of Virginia,
and trying innumberable so.called RENE
dies" Of the day. Having resided here
for forty-seyen years, my friends will be
glad to see his statement. The discover.
or Is, indeed, public benelactor.
WILLIAM ii. PATTERSON.
,491 Wabash avenue near Twenty.ninth
street TrH&s
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FoR UPwARDs OF Thirty YEAEs Mrs.
winsloW's Soothing Syrup hiss been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves pind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysalt9y and diarThcd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried, remedy,
Is enla bottls. pAw
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sH1oH's oArARRH RExEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment ofthe complaint, without extra
charge. Price 80 cents, Sold by z. Book
ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
Moenkemoeller. ITsAHoW
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the yoltaIe ReIt Co., Marshall, sIIeh.
viii send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Ralts 10 the afflicted upon thirty days
rial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. paW
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Mr.. Defoe's Drama, In which Mrs. Defo,
was 10 Have n Subordinate PART
Detroit Free Press.
"Bygump
Mr.. and Mrs, Defoe sat before Cheerful
FIRE attheir home the other evening. Their
had been a long period Of silence, wher
Mr.. Deioe suddenly exclaimed as above.
"What is it, dear2" she responded.
"say, we've got tired Of playing games
and what do you say to private theatric
alsP"
"How7"
"why, wen get three or four Of the
neighbors to join in, and we'll meet a
each others houses and will have regular
"That will be splendid" she gasped.
Hanged II Il WON'T Wonder we never
thought OF It before. Twenty dollars will
get Us all the scenery we want. and each
one can furnish his own wardrobe. By
guml we've got the idea now"
"What sort Of play could we plsyf'
she asked, as he marched up and down
with tragic step.
81 have it-aha," he exclaimed, as be
stopped short. "Don't you remember
started TO write q play about five years
ago2 I'll finish 1t, and we'll bring 1t out.
Now let's see how the characters run,
There is the Count Dundof, who is in love
with Geraldine the fair. I'll be the Count,
OF course, as he is the hero. He kills four
men, rescues Geraldine from several dan
4 81, De nj
and love making, and happy marriage"
"And I'll be Geraldine"
"Youl Oh, you couldn't play that part,
She must be young and vivacious. Let's
seel l think I'll cast you for Hannah,
who keeps bakery near park in Paris.
"Tdlike tosee myself playing Hannah in
a bakery, would l"she defantly answered.
'Tf you can play Dumdof can play Ger
aldine."
"Oh, no, you can't, my love, you are q
little stiff in the knees, and how you'd
look throwing yourself in my arms, as the
williams pursue. shall cast that little
Widow D. for Geraldine"
GThen there will be two Geraldines oil
us! II you can play Dumdof with your
lame back and catarrh, l know can play
Geraldine with the little lameness in my
"Now you listen to reason, Mrs. Defoe.
You aren't built for Geraldine; you are
too fat your feet are too large; you haven't
got the voice for it"
"And you'd make a pretty Count Dunn
dof, you wouldp she fred back. "You
want 10 get that crook out Of your back,
that bald head shingled over, your mouth
repaired, and your eyes touched up with a
paint brush! | think see you killing four
yillians-ha! ha! hal"
"Womanl do not anger me-" he said in
deep-toned voice as he rose up.
"And don't you anger your Geraldine,
eitherp
"Geraldine! Why, you don't know a
skyborder from q aatl"
aDumdoifl And you don't know Skye
terrier from the big fiddle in the orches-
trail" =,
"'Tis WE'LL Well have no playing herep
"Then you needn'tl When play Lam
nah in the bakery to let you kiss and hug
the Widow D. or any other woman all over
the stage, you'll be three or four Count
Dumdof 81"
an burn the play. jealous womanW
''If you don't, ] will, vain manW
They then sat down and resumed their
FORMER occupation OF looking into the fire,
and the disturbed cat went back TO her
draama
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CHICAGO. May l4.-Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. 9 CHICAGO
spring 81 l7Nal IS cash May; 81 Is June;
81 OF 5ial ok July; Csc August; No. 8, 96a
s71Ic; rejected s6assc. Corn steady and in
fair demand at 3799Sc cash; 36IaS61Sc June;
S7aS7 nc July rejected Sc. Oats hrmer at
3O4<aSlc cash; S07SaSOHc June; 2sNc July.
Rye firmer at Sic. Barley irmer at 79as6e
Pork steady and firm at SO 4eal0 IS cash;
slO45 June; $40 5Sal0 ok July; SO 671f
August. Lard irmer ut So 921Sa6 96 cash
o. 25a8 4sas 90. Whisky steady and un-
changed at 81 0S.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and provision market yesterday,
as reported by John n. Hoon & Co.. brokers,
M IIfan Main atr, at.
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-.,,s1EEs' SALES.
SALE OF CENTRE

mi
S1,rs SALE OF CENTRE
nBgsIis5ItnS(l PROPERTY. -. ~ R.,,op J.
ms, g, 81 vile, % the undeISlsnfi 4,
5isi y 5lis March q isis I eSI Ise n obio
- ~ p tirrF q The County C9aH "a SS
4. se.sd 4, irEiHa, In Deed BOOK no ~ ~
sIs'' Saturday s. Nay IS, 1880, :, :. =.
o,,loek A. ~, proceed % eel, At he
.,,el,E At 70 @t m Ho6Ss q Ohio county, v.
4, y ID ,6St is TO llyi The soula one hatI
- PHP Thirteen u.s. 10 l1uAtrs ~ ~ III
~ tssas 'sunt d 90 the map o. me sa9qi-
- Ill ~ ~ Caldwell estate, and the eaai-
~. lh -, ,bs CITY Of wheeling, IN Ohio
y, tistlfon Il Ws.t vlrhnIA. bad hal iot I9nls
tssa ~. ,T1,en fHsnty'.eI'nth ana , LSssnyI
3 tr..s 4 he sixth ward oil the 'aia Sl'' '
sssE .,,.-Ons h,ll Of the purchase MONEY ,S
STSIui t.l, AZ 4, ihe purchaser may elect % Pay
,.ipBsta G lI.rcr in Two equal payments, ~ ~
lob ~ LoaIhi, respectively, iion n, ~ NJ mott,
= if,' III ol trust for del'rrSd Pa1I ~ ~ 1.,.
'Srig ii!,ss J, property Is believed y - ~
fsttis 2 ~ trustee, shall convey only suen
y ii Ssant IN me- by aid deed Of trust
SIHb 'Ss WM. 2. HUBBARD 1fusuS s
,.,,rs. Anc, lOnear. sk.S
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otscrSsAz1, May 14.-Hogs dull; common
S3 25a4 90; light 81 25ai so; packing 81 l0a
/ is; butchers o. 60a4 90, Receipts 800 head;
shipments l.400 head.
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PrrrsBuRdH, May l4.-PETRoLEuN-Market
yery quiet; crude steady at 964e at Park
ers for shipment; refined 7No for Philadel-
mia delivery.
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Financial and Commercial.


NV Yo1K. May 14.-MoEEY-6aS per cent,
closing at 8 Prime mercantile paper ea5 ~ per
cent Sterling exchange, bankers bills dull
at 2 sS,l; demand 9 s g. ,,o
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EMINENT DIR. W. G. oavenagh, Mem
phis, Tenn, writes: For weak digestion,
consumption, general debility, and want
OF appetite, cheerfully recommend Col
den's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef,
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UFy GoodSlmpofts tl,Soo,vO.
GOVERNMENT Bosps-Q Quiet but firm.
uniied states g Of isSi,
Veg Eife5 eouponl
New Fear and halls coupons
Nov FourS coupons,
Pacific q Of is9o, 10
RAnRoAD BoSDs-Acave but somewhat ir-
gular.
STATE BoNDs-Dull
sTocks-SpeculAtio was irregular and I'M
settled In the early dealings but In late trans
actions a strong tone prevailed, and the best
figures Of the cay were generally current at
the close. At the opening prices advanced y
TO ~ per cent the latter for Canada South
efn, but the market coon become weak and a
decline Of y to IL was recorded. During the
afternoon strong buying movement was In.
augurated and resulted In rise Of u 70 81
per cent, the coal stocks Canada Southern
and Pacific Malt leading the Improvements
The advance was well maintained TO the close,
but an unsettled feeling still preyalls. Trant-
aoNfaE,s mn sha
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NEw ORLEANS, May A.-cotton, quite;
middling at llLSc; low do 1910; good ordin-
ary 0kc. Net receipts 9O2 bales; gross re-
ceipts $50 bales. Exports 10 Great Britain
6,TS6 bales; Continents bales; stock Isl, O9s
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Or nms prpu at

VI nia' X. 30 BroadEay, NtvYotks
N.R-Thi, Company has no AGENTS n the
BEIrlsh tV ISss,sv sISS ~ Sse1Ias, y, S.bsE.
wise He sWNpLkRs, mIi2-WsAN
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ATTENTION,
REGULATORS AND CAPITALISTS.
10 FOR THE CINCINNATI MAY

vn,sOI1st HuDsoS viii leave wheeling NAY
eslock p ~, and aThye At Cinsinnsu t Sel-
~, 9. Nay IS the opening Day o. me ny ~
H. VII lay thee until wednesday midnig : :
9 iar The round trip, nelndinE 49, u Ans
AM o. n B0orH a soaI Ags'
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Mine departments Of study text-6ooLp turnished
ut cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teAehsrs; eI-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
TENDER I'd, 1879.
S.SFor catalogues and other Information apply
% the President, J. r. Thompson, AorEantown,
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oen.G. T. BEAUREGARD, LoulGilna,
cor. JUBAL A. EARLY, o. Vlrsinia,

AupIeatIop for rates to clubs should only Be made
IA fba ofiee ofths o ,npauy IN New Ofleani-
Write for circulars OF send orders 70 2 rpur,
New Orleans, Ia.
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an burn the play. Jealous woman!"
'sIf you don't, will, vain mani"
They then sat down and resumed their
former occupation Of looking into the fire,
and the disturbed cat went back 10 her
dreams,
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PHILADELPHIA, May 14-wool weak Ohio,
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia Xxx and
above 6Oa62J<c: medium 66AB0c; coarse soc
NewYork, Michigan aud Indiana western fine
lsa6lc; medium 55a60c: coarse Soc; washed
combing and delaine 60a60c; unwashed dc
3saI5c Canada washed c0mbing 60a62 1fc; tub
washed 52a60c; pulled i5a62ko.
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NEw YoRx, May 14.-Dry Goods-Package
trade still quiet. Cottons in light demand,
but agents prices unchanged. Prints du in
fst hands Ginghams closely sold up and
arm. Lawns and wide prints In fair request
and steady. Mems woolens quiet, but lead.
ing makes steadily held. Foreign goods In
light demand,
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NEW oaLEANs, May l4.-Cotee dull; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to prime l3al6Xc. Sugar
quiet; common 70 good common 6HaIlS fair
70 fully fair 79sA7SSc: prime TO choice INA
sXc; yellow clarified SIC. Molasses dull, and
market bare Of all grades except Of inf-rlor
and common; common 35c. Rics In good
demand; Louisiana, ordinary TO choice SKA
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mil GATE M 9-BeAutlf1l colored Picture
lUlL'uRiE hg' Il Very Ingenious. IS obseis 10
and. Send stamp for package. Or, lHnII nsFSlAyY
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@Tts well Well have no playing herer'
'Then you needn'tl When play Lam
nah in the bakery to let you kiss and hug
the Widow D. or any other woman all over
the stage, you'll be three or four Count
nnmhnTtaIn
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Dry Goods imports 81 ,eSs, 600.
CONVENIENT BoHps-Qpiat but firm.
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TWILL NEVER BE PLAYED.

Mr.. Defoe's Drama, In which Mrs. Dsios
was TO Have n Subordinate PART
Detroit Free Press.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15
CITY Notices.
The Baby Elephant.

THE GREAT LONDON cIRcUs-A TREMEgpous EN-
TERrAiNHENT.
The ssEsening Bulletin" of Philadelphia ip an
extended notice. has the following about the ereat
ext of all great shows. A. the exhibition is to be
here on Wednesday, October 10Th, these comments
will be read with much interest by all amusement
goers:
sThe chief interest In this superior confederation
of dozen shows boiled down into one centres in the
nhenvmenal baby elephant, born in this city last
spring, which fact was most widely NOTICED by the
press of this country and Europe at the same time.
The little fellow is now less than six months ola aRq
The most playful elephant ever seen anywhere 1t
nov turns the scale at $50 pounds though really
only TWO or three inches taller than when born.
Other showmep than the London's people haveta-
ken great interest in this big little baby zooiogi-
Ell gardens and acute managers have offered fahu-
lous Sums for it, Barnum himself eeFiessing that he
hid as hgh as 100000 for the exclusive ownership
of the elephantine baby. He calls it a .Godsend,'
spa asserts that the women 60 crazy about IT, a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15

IMPROVEMENTS ON FREDERICK
SrkEEr.-Mr. J. Fred. Efinger is just
omp.leting really handsome two story
brick building, very conveniently arrang-
ed and neatly finished in the interior, with
eight rooms, the lower ones for offices and
the second story for lodgings. They Will
he yery desirable. Mr.. Efinger will have
his Office in the building. 80
Mr.. VIM. J. Nelson is building for a
large two story brick building opposite Mr.
Efineer's, between the Commercial HoteI
and the lesser building. 1t will have
a store room below and lodging rooms
above and will be decided improvement
to the street..
When Mr.. lesser builds the addition to
his confectionery establishment between
that and the Henkel building. which IL II
understood he proposes to do, all that enc
of the block will be handsomely built w
and the locality will be greatly improved
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15

THEY. M. e. ASSOCIATION LAST SUN
DAY had another most pleasant meeting.
Mr.. J. c. Echard led, opening with prayer
and reading the 4th and 9th chapters OF
Job. Remarks were made by the leader
and Messrs. McIlhany, Rock, Nelson and
others. An unusual feeling of interest
was infused into the meeting by some CT
these gentlemen relating their difficulties
a nd eneouragements in Christian life. The
pr ssident announced that an election held
nv The Directory to fill the vacancy caused
hv ting death of Mr.. VIM. G. Brown result
tod in the election of Mr.. David W. Lam
des of the Lutheran church as 9Th Vice
President; also that half hour of the
fine next Sunday would be taken up with
a praise and promise meeting. The leader
will be Mr.. C. M. McElwee and the lesson
the 9th chapter OF job
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15

INTERESTING ACCIDENT TO A VETE-
RAN CoNDUCToR.-On Sunday night last,
"a Capt. W. Alex Netherland, ST.. was
eouplinly his train at Shadwel station, on
tba q. g Road, the cars ran on him knock
ing him do wn and dragging him some dis
tance. One of his arms was crushed above
the elbow, his head badly cut and his body
severely bruised. He was carried back to
Charlottesville where DR.. r. W. Nelson,
the Railway Company's surgeon, amputa-
ted his arm and dressed his other wounds.
Capt. Netherland is one Of the most highly
valued employees of the G. q o. Company
end has been in service on that railroad
for nearly half century, having been en-
gagged on the old Louisa railroad" Inns
il the first accident of any moment that
he has met with in all that time. He was
married but two or three months ago.
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Personal.

Hon. VIM. L. Balthis, Mayor OF Staun-
ton, is a guest of the city of Baltimore at
the grand celebration now going on there.
He is al the residence Of Prof. Schad.
Judge H. W. Shelley is in New. York in
attendance, as delegate. upon the Trien-
NAL Convention of the Episcopal church.
Rev. Thomas V. Robinson, of New
York, and Father Elliott, both Paulist
fathers, commenced mission at st.
Francis church last Sunday, which will
continue through this week.
Miss Mary W. Morrison, of Augusta,
has taken charge of school near Stevens
burg, Culpeper county. The Culpeper
'.Times'' says it has seen ''some very
pretty poetry from the pen of Miss Nor
rison.''
Mr.. W. II. IL. Frenger, formerly OF
Staunton, and now editor of the Allie
ghany Tribune at Covington, has add
ed to his labors the publication of a Demo-
cratic paper at Huntersville, Pocahontas'
W. Va. If he puts as much energy into
the new paper as he docs in the Tribune, :"
the Pocahontas people will have good,
newsy paper.
We are glad to learn that Capt. w. W.
Anderson, of the G. & o. r. r., who was
so badly injured by fall from tho trestle
at the railroad wharves near Richmond,
is recovering.
Rev. J. M. Pitcher, of Covington, who
is SO well and favorably known in Staun-
ton, has accepted call to Baptist church
in Petersburg.
Mr.. Leigh r. Waddell, a former magis-
trate of Augusta, aud much esteemed
citizen, but now prosperous Albemarle
farmer, Was in attendance on the Demo-
cratic celebration here last Wednesday.
Mr. Ashby Hoshour left on Monday to
make his residence in Baltimore as pupil
at commercial college there.
Rev. R. G. Walker and lady and their
niece, Miss Annie Hendren, daughter of
Judge Hendren, who have been in Phila-
delphia. as visitors to the Pan-Presby-
terian Council returned last Monday. kev.
G. l.. Hogue, of Bells Valley, who has
also been at the Council returned last
Saturday.
The cards are out for the marriage Of
Mr.. Frank Stabler, Jr., formerly one of
our most popular young business men,
but now of Lynchburg, to Miss Martha
G. Jeter, of Petersburg, on the 9th OF
October.
Misses Edith and Annie Huffman. of
Indiana are visiting their relatives in
| Augusta.
Rev. DIR. Bowman, of Harrisonburg
will preach at the Second Presbyterian
church this evening at 1880 and to-mor
row morning at II O'Clock, preparatory te
| communion services on Sunday.
Bud Miller has been appointed Agent Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Express Company
at Staunton. No appointment could have
been made which would have been NOR
popular with our business men and citi
zens generally than Mr.. Miller's.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15

DEATH OF VETERAN OF THE MEXI-
CAN WAR.-Mr. Jno. H. Steele died near
Fishersvllle on sunday night last. He
was member of Capt. Harper's company
that went to the Mexican war in 1849.
He was a gentleman who had travelled
much, and was most agreeable COM
naniOn
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MARRIED..

THOMAs-KNOWLEs.-On Wednesday even
ing the 4th inst. by Rev. DIR. Hough at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents near Staunton, MI
daughter of Mr.. Absalom Knowles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Bishop Cummi ms
Memorial Church, Baltimore Sept. q, by Rev no.
Kennedy, assisted by kt. Rev Bishop J. A. La tame,
Rector Henry s. Dulaney to G. Estele Kennedy
both of Baltimore.
ROBINSON Thursday, Septem.
the brides father, in Lexington, Va, by the Rev
William n. Pendleton, D. d., Mr.. George A. Rob
ston, daughter of Col. VIM Preston Johnston,
Ct ROckbridge county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15

MILLION BRIcK.-Mr. John W. AL
.vonder. q worthy and Industrious young
man a former citizen of Augusta, who
..,oda bis home with Mr.. William Jordan
when he resided in this county. has been
onnnloved in brick making at L.ongdale
Furnace for the last year. With two
hands he made one million one hundred
Thousand brick, from the 10th of August.
1879 10 18th Of August, 1880. lie is Wis
it;no b;s friends IN the city this week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-10-15

COUNTY COURT SPECIAL GRAND JU-
RoRs.-The October term of the County
Court begins on the 4th Monday, 25th
inst, the following special grand jury has
been summoned: J. N. Mcfarland, Henri y
D. Peck, Charles s. Patterson, Wm. Link,
J. Hatch Slower, John T. Shields, John n.
Hite, John II. Jones and Asa Sutler.