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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-11
The Coming Week of Special Prayer by
the Y. NJ. G. A.

On Sunday afternoon next, at the Y. M
G. A. rooms, will be commenced series OF
meetings to last week. which will be very
interesting to the public. After Sunday
the meetings will commence each night att
7:30 O'Clock. On Tuesday evening Press
dent Newton will make statement IF the
work CT the Association for the past year,
and Rev. DR.. Hough will deliver an ad-
dress. On Wednesday evening the meet
ing will be held in the Methodist Church.
and will be union meeting, conducted by
the various ministers OF the city. The
final assembly will be held On Sunday, No
vember 20, and be led 10y Rev. j. M. Frost
This IS called the week Of special prayer
for young men, and is appointed by the
International Committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and its obser-
vance heretofore has been marked by good
be again next week. A quartette Of the
best male singers in Staunton will add to
the interest by their singing on Tuesday
evening, which is the anniversary meeting
The following are the subjects:
Sabbath Afternoon--The Outcome of
Christian Work from God, not from Man
1 Cor. iii 40; Zech. iv: 6.
Nov. Ia, Mon.-An Impossible Service
Matt. vi "a; Joshua xiv: IA, Is.
Nov. Is. Tues Pride Hindrance to
Blessing-II Kings +: GA.
Nov. Is. Wed.-I Pray thee have Me
Excused-Luke XIV 1924.
Nov. II, Thurs.-Opposlte Characters
Making Opposite Choices-Mark x: 1922 :;
Luke xiii 39-43
Nov. IS, Approving the Right
Dong the Wrong.-Rom. ii 1923; Acts
xiv 24-27.
Nov. 10, Sat-The Invitation, and Gods
Time for Accepting it.-Rev. xxi II; II
Cor. vi: 2.
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TIE Late Mr.. VIM. Crawfoid.

At meeting OF the Board of Directors of the W
L. VI IN .eld on the 9Th of September 1885, the
follDwin, m mortal and resolutions were unan
mously adopt d:
The Board of Directors of the Western Lunatic
Asylum at their first messing since the death of Mr.
Wm Crawford, late member Of the Board deem
it meet to give expression to those sentiments OF
gard anu appreciated with which they have been
inspired by his many virtues and services
Mi. Crawford was a member of the Board OF Dl-
recters of this Asylum for years, and always mani
tested the greatest interest in the prosperity OF this
noble State charity, and ab0red to promote the
same, and the welfare of the Inmates The uniform
courtesy and frankneSS OF this Christian gentleman
greatly endeared him to his associates in office.
The members of the Board not only deplore his
death as great loss to the Institution, but to the
county of Augusta in whose affairs and welfare he
had ALWAYS evinced the iiveliest interest He was
for many years mem er OF the Board OF Superv
sorS OF the county OF Augusta in which position he
manifested the qualities Of an admirable admins
TRAITOR wise counselor and public spirited citizen
Requiescat in pace
Resolved That a copy of the memorial and reso-
lutions be forwarded to the family of the deceased
with the assurance, of the Boards deepest sympathy
in their sad bereavement.
Resolved That the memorial and resolutions he
spread upon the records of the Asylum and that a
copy of the same be furnished to each of the city
papers for publication.
JNo. H. MCCUE, JOS A. WADDELL,
Clerk. President.
Copy Teste,
JNo. 81. McCUE,
Clerk
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| The report presented very encouraging
| outlook. 1t referred to the authority
| granted for the negotiation Of mortgage
of 100000, upon which the B. & Q.
company guaranteed an amount sufficient
to complete the road to Lexington, and
thoroughly equip it from Harrisonburg.
At point two miles north of Lexing-
| ton, the road will diverge from its original
| location, and connect with the Richmond
i Allegheny, mile or SO below Lexing-
ton. The track Of the Richmond & Allie
ghany road will then be used to the town,
aud the Valley road will construct an ex-
| tention to a central point in the corporate
limits. This extension will, in turn, be
| used by the Richmond & Allegheny road,
each Of the companies paying q rateable
proportion for the use of the others prop
| orty. This arrangement will be continued
until the Valley road is prepared to still
| further prosecute the work south ward. 81
The compilation of the link between
Staunton and Lexington will place the rich
ore fields of Virginia in close connection
with the furnaces and iron manufactures
| of Pennsylvania, where these ores are at
| tracing much attention and it is reasona-
BILE to expect that large traffic North and
South will spring up On the Valley road
Its completion, the oles going North and
| ducts South. The connection made with
the Cambria Iron works, of Johnstown,
Pa, by the Somerset & Cambria road
was referred TO as highly advantageous to
the prospects of the company.
The construction of the road will be
prosecuted at once, a bid had been received
for the completion of the entire line but
| the heaviest work only would be pushed
for the present. BY spring the entire line
will be under construction and it is expec-
ted to be ready for the trains by June.
A very complimentary reference was
made to the late President, Mr.. VIM. Key
ser, who is now in Europe, and much of
tile success of this company is attributed
| to him.
| The Presidents report was then unani-
mously adopted, after which Judge Shelf
| fey nominated Mr.. Spencer for reelection
| to the Presidency and he was unanimous
| ly elected. The former Board of Direct
ors were also reelected, VIZ: Messrs. S.
Spencer, Henry Duvall, Osmun Latrobe,
D. H. Miller, W. A. Anderson, J. J. AL
len and R. w. Burke. Adjourned.
1t was stated privately by one of The
Rockbridge stockholders present, that
| work on the road would ba commenced
near Lexington to-day.
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CUN NISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
" MILL PROPERTY IN BATH COUNTY.
AS Commissioners of the Circuit Court of Bath
county, in the chancery cause of Eliza j. Harris VS..
Catharine Richards. SC, we will proceed to sell
at pubic auction, to the highest bidder, In front
of the court house OF said county, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Norember, 1881,
the following real estate. situated about one mile
west of the Warm Springs, to wit:
A tract of 20l acres, upon Which
is situated dwelling house, flour q it'd y
ing mill and carding machine, the gaaTiuSsss-zAN
mill and carding machine are all in s4s rIIs iSIig kN
good running order, with never A2assl4lzzz-sEsE
falling supply of of water one tract OF acres and
mill portion OF these lands are cleared and in
cultivation. The mill is convenient to large Gus
tom, there being no other Touring mill within eight
miles.
TERMS OF SALE.-Said lands will be started at
the upset bid of James FL. Liptrap of 81 $780, and if
better bid is offered the purchaser will be required
to pay ten per cent. in cash and execute his bonds
for the balance of the purchase money, payable in
six, eighteen and thirty months, with interest there
on from the 9th day of August, 1884, with good and
approved personal security and the legal title to be
retained as ultimate security.
Possession of the property will be delivered to the
purchaser on day of sale
W. M. MCALISTER,
L. A. STEPHENSON,
0ct14 1t Commissioners.
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CALLENDER's GEORGIA MINs1

CALLENDER's GEORGIA MINsTRELs
had no sooner paraded the streets Of
Staupton with their excellent band last
Saturday, than those who were judges of
music at once knew that there were in the
troupe some first class musicians, and
when they gave their entertainment at the
Opera House that night, it was evident to
all that the troupe was first class in every
respect. The satisfaction was general,
and though the house was fair one, it
would have been crowd If the company
had been as well known as 1t now is. The
company was all colored men, exceedingly
well behaved and will draw crowd when
it comes to Staunton again.
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ENTERPRISE --Messrs. Lipscomb q
Somerville are about erecting d fine brick
store house 3Sx90 feet; on Main street. not
far from their present stand, on the lot
recently purchased by them from the city.
They will use il for their business and will
remove into it as soon as completed. MI.
j. E. Tinsey is the supervising architect.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.
By virtue of decree rendered in the chancery
causes of Baylor, Trustee, vs. Houseman. &c. and
Eouseman VS.. HouSeman, in the Circuit Court or
Augusta county, We the undersigned, Will sell on
Saturday, the 18th Of October, 1881,
at ,nubc auction to the highest bidder, in front of
the Court House in Staunton. Va, that very yalua
BILE and highly improved farm now owned by j. w.
and j. B aouseman, contains 2S612 Acres.
This property is situated five miles Northwest OF
StauDton, on the Morris Mill road, adjoining he
farms of Geo A Hanger John Myers. John Cook
and others,
There is a large. comfortable two
Story Brick House. containing eight "a sdsgAA
rooms above ana two rooms i'll base asaS .sss<xLJh
ment, and all other necessary out &S 7sFyfiItfAW
buildings on said farm. This land y s.lzE9I5-
is of first rate quality Abou 200 Acres thereof in
cultivation and the balance well timbered Fences
in good condition.
This property is in good neighborhood and con-
We lent to churches, schools, &c.
TERMS OF SA LE-Enough cash in band to pay
costs of suit and Sale and the residue on credlg OF
one two and three years, payable in equal install
mentS and the purchaser executing bonds therefor
with approved personal security, bearing interest
from the day of sale and retaining the legal title as
ultimate security.
1 information can be had concerning the above
property either from J. w and B. B. Rouseman.
1 who now reside on it. or the undersigned.
P A. BAYLOR,
JAMES BUNIGARDNFR, JR.,
sep2Stds Comrs
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A Request to the Ministers Of the State
Rooms STATE Elk. COMMITTEE.
Y M g. ASSOCIATION.

Rooms STATE Elk. COMMITTEE.
7. NJ G. ASSOCIATION,
STAUNToN, VA, Nov. q, 1881. J
To the ministers of all Euanqelical Churches
in Virginia:
Our Association throughout the world
will observe next week 18Th, 10Th, as a sea-
son of special prayer for Young Mn and
Young Mems Christian Associations.
You are most earnestly requested to
preach next Sunday a sermon especially to
Young Men. Christians, pray for an out
pouring of the Holy Spirit on young men
HUGH M. MCILHANY,
Chairman.
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A TTENTIQM sPoRTSMEN

A TTENTIQN sPORTSMEN
g u N S, & G.
Call and inspect large and well selected stock
London Fine Twist Double Guns
London Fine Twist Breech Loading Guns!
BENNINGTON & COLTS
Breech Loading Guns
Parlor Rifles
SINGLE BARREL TWIST GUNst
SINGLE BARREL BREECH LOADING GUNS
Pistols, Cartridges, Caps, Shells,
Powder and Shot,
The Best Selected Stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON.
AND HORSE SHOES AND NAILS,
offered to the public. Our stock was Bought in
New York for Cash and we can offer some special
inducements to merchants and consumers in Low
PRICES.
FRANK ALEXANDER & co.
Masonic Building. STkAUNTON. va ,
oet2 Pm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta ,.ty, rendered in the cause Of jacob G.
Spiters Administrator VS.. Jacob G. Spitler's widow
and ais, on the day OF June, 1881. and owing to
the failure Of J. wellington Splitter to- comply with
the terms of sale made on The Goth day OF Septem-
Der, 1881, we will on
Saturday, the 18th dau of November, 1881,
proceed in front of the court house OF Augusta
COUNT to offer for sale at public auction 374 Acres
of land lying on Middle River in Augusta county
adjoining Dunlap and ais.
This is the improved part of the
It has on it comfortable Dwelling Maa. -
ings A fine Spring of never falling EsEaa. ssz5
water-is in good state CT cultivation, and will
make most comfortable home
TERMS-Cash in hand to pay costs and expenses
of sale, and OF former sale, and the balance on a
credit Of two and three years, the purchaser to
execute bonds for the deferred nstalments. bearing
interest from day of sale with approved personal Sc
curity, and title retained as ultimate security.
DAVID S. YOUNG,
ALEX. Fl. FULTZ,
oct 14tds Coni'rs.
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NE 4 R. x I g. %.

HANGER -GREAVER.-Nea Arbor Hill, Oct. 80
aSlSSl, by Rev l.. l.. Smith. Mr., Jacob e. Hanger tC
Miss Alice c. Greaver, both OF this county.
HARRIS-YOUNG.--O October 18th, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father. by Rev. j. G. Myers
MI. James Ii. Harris and Miss Il. Z. Young.
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McIlhany has large stock Of Table and Poke
Knives, Carvers. Forks, and Steeles. oc Tiff
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what every one says mvst be true" that ''Dr
Sellers Cough Syrup has no equal for coughs and
colds. Try it. Price % cents nov 4lm
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Vol. III. Commences Nov. 1, 1881.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
The YOUNG PEOPLE has been from the first sue
cessfnl beyond anticipation Y. EUensing Post
1t has q distinct purpose to which it steadily ad-
heres-that, namely, of supplanting the veiou, pa
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well as more wholesome Boston Journal
For neatness. elegance of engraving, and contents
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Its weekly visits are eagerly looked for. not only
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Just the paper to take the eye and secure the at
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TERMS:
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The Bound Volume fOc 1881 will be ready early in
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Real Estate sales.
I COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county rendered at the June term, 1881,
in The cause of Rachel Barger's Admir- vs.. Barger
&C., the undersigned who have been appointed
commissioners for the purpose. or one OF them VIII
offer for sale at public auction in front OF the court
house, IN Stanton, on
Monday, the 24th day Of October, 1881,
Chat being county cou' day a tract OF land con-
tanning about 81 acres situated in the county OF AL
qusta near the village of Ciurchville, sssssx5zs0
being the same land that was sold 100 gss SHA
by Rachel Barger to Jacob House eSS& ga&a.
man by contract of March 9Th, 1877, sy5}gaasaSs'S
which is filed with the papers in the
above-named cause, and upon which said House
man now resides
TERMS UF SALE-Cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and sale and as to the residue, sixteen and
twothirds per cent thereof to be paid IN SIX months
from the Gay Of Sae and the balance in three equal
installments at twelve. eighteen and thirty months
from the day of sale The purchaser will be required
to execute for all the deferred instaments, bonds
with approved personal security and the title Will
be retained as ultimate security
THOS. G. ELDER,
VIM. j. NELSON,
sep23 ids Commissioners
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$2O r. DAY A q sT S@pls Se e
Portland Maine. masle y
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CEay N@s.ss.Rs

1.-The doctors said my wife had consumption l.
Tried 'Lindsey's Blood Searcher,' and she has better
.scalth than ever" G, H. Hubbard, Hampden,
Ohio. nov Aim
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The Valley Railroad.

AN ENCOURAGING REPORT FROM PRES
IDENT sPENcER-woRK COMMENCES AT
ONCE-OFFICERs ELECTED.
At the annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders of the Valley railroad, held at Sheffey
& Bumgardner's Office Wednesday night,
Mr.. W. A. Burke, OF Stanton presided.
The Committee on Credentials reported
$4,000 shares of stock, large majority,
represented as follows: Rockbridge by L.
A. Barclay; Lexington by S. II. Letcher
and W. A. Anderson; Staunton by 7. G.
Elder, G. G. Gooch and R. W. Burke;
Baltimore City by H. c. Duyall; Balti-
more & Ohio road by S. Spencer, and A.
Madison, with other individual stock
holders,
President Spencer then read his report
in which he made the following state
ment:
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The best gift to give TO your enemyi forgiveness
to your opponent tolerance; to friend, your heart
to your child a good example; to father, defer
ence; TO your mother conduct that will make her
proud of YOU; to yourself reSpect to all men chart
ty. and to the SICK, Simm )ns' Liver Regulator.
found it excellent for stomach, indigestion diz
zlness and headache.
nOy11 1t A. j. ATKINS.
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McIlhany has large stock of Double and Single
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols. oc 7-tf,
McIlhany has good stock of Shovels and Tones
Fire Dogs and Sausage Cutters and Suffers oc 7tf
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1852.

1852.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-16 PAGES
SUITED TO BOYS AND GIRLS OF FROM SIX
TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE.
Vol III. Commences Nov. l, 1881,
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
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$780, 1881. this year.
Gross earnings $i9,56l65 $57,557.23 $7,se6.5s
Expense, 39,1Sl 81 45,5705l 63SS.67

Net earnings, $l0,375Sl $119s6.72 $l,60791
Extra expenses during the last year had
of increase of wages to employees, improy :
ments to the road, etc.
The net earnings, as far as possible, have
been applied to the liquidation Of the debt
due The B. & o. road. The reduction of
indebtedness for the year was as follows
Proceeds of sale of bonds, notes,
Observation-Disclosures 5, 1882
Reduction of balance of operat-
ing expense account. -. 1876. 02
3S. 564 81
Interest deducted .............. 5,72S.99
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The above sa e is postponed until
Monday, November 2sth, 1881,
court D.y)
T. c. ELDER,
WI. NELSON,
oct2s ids Commissioners.
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EaEslEe.
New advertisements.

G1RUBEEs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-05-13
rnr cinrk Cur. Of AppeaIs.

" VII p @Sb@ y ~ II
We are pleased to see it authorl'a.r.s,.
stated that Hon. Thos. G. Poore, OF nv"
mau county, is a candidate for GERS
the Court of Appeals He is man ein''
nently qualified for the Office, ana ID ''
ing this il is not meant in the Hsuai rou.'1
of compliment, but IL is based upon =.
fact that he has lifetime experience :"
the linz OF offici duties which spee'a'y
qualify him in detail, minutia' ana 'es
practice, for the position. When me-
boy he served an apprenticeship as oieIA
in the Office Of VIM. Caldwell and Juhi"'
Caldwell, clerks Of the Adair county anu
circuit courts. In 1851 he moved TO hicA
man county, where he has resided ever
since. He has been clerk of the HieKH'A
circuit court Il years, and Of Hickman
county court years; and has been enis'
clerk of the House of Representatives
Kentucky Legislature since 1870. lnis
large experience directly in the line Oh
duties Of Clerk Of Court of Appeals, sPe-
cialIy qualify him for that office 1t Is
on this view that we earnestly urge his
preferment Col. Poore has been llie-
long Democrat and always an active
Jealous worker for his party, and IN TINS
respect is at least the equal Of any post
BILE competitor The Democratic party OIL
Kentucky owes it to itself, aud to the peo-
pie of the State, to fiji the prominent Of
fees with well qualified men. We all
know that party with such overwheimA
ing majority as the Democracy enj Aa
this State is sometimes too much -
to reward "party pets" and gecgrapL
favorites, without sufficient regard 10 dtI
ness and qualifications; nor would we
have the party to ignore party relation.
ship and zeal, but these things being
equal, it is pre-eminentIy our duty to give
prefermcnt TO The best qualified. Could
Col. Poore's special capacities and quail
fcations for the Office Of Clerk of the
Court be known to the people Of the State
as thoroughly as it IS by those who have
been brought in official contact with him,
there would be no such thing as defeating
him before the people. He enters the
race with a solid following In this end Of
the State, and good support in some OF
the counties Of upper Kentucky where he
was raised and passed his early manhood;
and we dare say his position as Clerk Of
the House of Representatives has extend
ed his mountaineering very generally
over the State In addition 10 being a
thorough Democrat, aud one of the best.
If not the very best, clerks in the State,
he is a popular, clever, genial gentleman,
and as such we commend him to the peo-
pie. We believe he viii win this race,
and sincerely hope he may.
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In the wnole EIistory OF Mes,o,nc

No preparation has performed such naryellous
cures, or maintained wide reputation as AYER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL which is recognized as the worlds
remedy for all diseases of the throat and Iun It's
Iongcontnued series Of wonderful cures IN All eli
mares has made it universally known asa safe aud
reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary colds
which the forerunners Of serious disorders
it acts speedily and surely always relieving suffer
ing and often saving life. The protectoait for,Is
by it, timely in throat and chest Recorders
makes it an invaluable remedy be keptalwavs on
hand in every home. No person can asora 10 be
without it. and those who have used il nerer viii.
From their knowledge Gifts composition mi efiects,
physicians use the CnERRX PEcroRAL exisnsiveIy in
their practice, and eIergymen reeemmen5i, Itis
absolutely certain in its remedial effects and will
always cnTe where cures arc possible.
F9R san ny An pRyGsrsrs
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For years we have not had gloom
Ter crop outlook. The rainy season has
been prolonged, end. to-day, when the
entire crop should be planted aud O larger
portion up and growing, scarcely one
fourth has been planted, and on many
farms, especially those in Che bottoms
scarcely a furrow has been drawn. Uu-
less there is change in the weather
soon. there viii certainly be bat small
crop raised this year, for the reason that
but little viii be planted.
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DIED.

In this city, Sunday night last, OLEvIA
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rogers.
The merest grain that lightly falls up
on the ground shall live again, and bios
som when the spring time calls. This
little, tiny flower is called in Gods mys-
FERROUS way to approach the light that
will bring it to full bloom. We Ice asaint
This is the hope-all may meet1he ,slittle
baby" in brighter spheres.
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Teams ! Teams ! :
The Hickman Lumber and Manufactur-
ing Company want $50 lumber teams.
Steady hauling. Cash every load. $3.50
for DRY lumber fron Gracy MILL Choice
of three mills to haul from. Free wagon
yard in Hickman. n
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MARRIED.

PRATHER-Mc this county,
on the llth inst, Mr.. Thos. A. Prather,
and Miss Mary Mcdaniel
SHORT-LUSK-On the 18th inst, Mr.. F.
C. Short and Miss Mary J. Lusk