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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-09

DEATH OF VENERABLE MAN.-Mr.
John Hilbert, father of Mr.. John W. Hill
bert, of Staunton, died at Charlestown,
Jefferson county, at the residence of his
son, Mr.. John E. Hilbert, on Nov. sOth,
in the I'D year of his age. He was buried
with the honors of Odd Fellowship in Bal
timore. The ''Spirit of Jefferson" says:
Living quietly and pleasantly with his
daughter and grandchildren, to all Of
whom he was endeared. he Gid not come
in contact with the mass of our people,
but nevertheless he made many acquaint-
ances here, and among all who knew him
thu re Is not probably one whose friendship
and eeteem he did not win.
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NEARLY ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
While Mr.. Chas. b. smith was engaged
in doing some gas fitting 10 the old stone
building formerly occupied by the ">pec-
tator.' on Augusta street, he found in the
wall very old account. 1t was against
Owen O'Nai' from Alexander Sairt Clair
A yard OF broad cloth WAS lis. Cd; a pair
o buckles was Is; 81 yards of linen Is.
The whole bill was e., Is. 4d. Upon this
in crest WAS charged from Dec. 26, 1775
up to Feb. 10, 1855. a ten years old &C.
count The paper on which it was written
is strong and thick but time has rotted it
considerably.
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VALUABLE FARM FoRsALE
If not sold privately before
Mondau, February 9Th, 1882,
win sell at auc ion in front of the rxx,essassa
Court II TO the highest bidder S sS ssSf s5A
valuable farm on South Rs er "a SS*3s{%atssfsSE
part # the wetI-known Patrick farm)
over -G2 acres. 1t is situated on the
iSh nandnah Valley Railroad miles from Waynes-
boro, and 4 m les from Ciimora, is well wafered
and convenient to the river about 100 acres OF it in
timber-land. and in the neghborhood of schools,
churches and mills
TERMS made known on day OF sale. Parties de
string to purchase will address
NJ FINLEY,
sept 3O-tds Fort Defiance Augusta county, Va.
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The Y. M. G. A. BUILDING The COM
mittee to whose direction was entrusted
the fund recently subscribed for Y. NJ.
q. A. building, having rep 'rted adversely
to a joint occupation of the building nov, be
ing erected by Messrs Llpscomb u Somer-
Vile, the subject of IA new location is bein.:
discussed. rnedrift of opinion seems to in
eli to the purchase of a part of the DR..
Donaghe lot, aid the erection by the A.
soc alton Itself of a building thereon. The
folio wing com nittee has charge OF the
matter: DR.. N Wayt, H. D. Peck, c. s
Baker. Gen. r. D. Lllley and e. q. Gooch
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SPREAD1NG.-M essrs. Bowling & Eakle
have found their large and handsome store
house in the Hamer building, On Augusta
street, insufficient to accommodate their
rapidly growing trade. They have there
fore rented the other large store room next
door in the sane building. for the accom-
mediation of their wholesale trade, and
have it well stocked with hay. flour. salt,
corn, canned goods and other articles in
their line. Thew offer inducements that
buyers cannot afford to overlook
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DIED.


McILHANY.- On Sunday December 4th 1881, at q
F; I'd, fattie g., wife Of Hugh NJ Mclhany, and
third daughter OF the late N. X. Trout aged 81
years, months and days.
HIDY.-At Craigsville, Va, on Dec End, 1881 csf
pneumonia, Mrs Mantle Hidy, wife of Mr. jobs
r. Hdy, and sister of Mrs J. G, Echard. of this
city. She leaves a husband and four children,
and many friends to mourn their loss She was
an affectionate mother, kind neighbor and de-
voted Christian. and said that was her only Conn
fort. She met death without fear,
WADE.-At his residence, ten miles orthwest et
La Monte No. after protracted illness. VIM M
c. Wade, aged GA years.
Mr. Wade was born in Bath county, Va, Janua
~ r. 1917 and removed to Cooper county, this State
in 1859. where he resided until 1865, when he remov
ed to this county and located at the plac Of his de-
mise. he was one of the Oldest and most respected
citizens OF the state and leaves two sons who are
prominent and rising young men. MIR. Reese Wade
and r. A.S Wade, of his county.
Mr. Wade was farmer and stock raiser by pro-
fession and prominent member of the Blackwa
ter M. E. Church. South His remains were laid to,
RESI- in the Gu .peI burying gro nds at that place,
Friday Nov, 18th. at J. P. M-is1line County paper.
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To Elizabeth q. Mcdaniel Formerly FISHERY, 7 !.
Dallis lynn and Lucy A his wife (forIner.y FISHERY
nv j. Fiber Mn Fisher. Bernard H. Fisher
and Martha H. Fisher, Plaintiffs
VS..
Fl. M. McIlhany, admir-. of N. X Trout decd.
"ho was trustee for Sarah A. Fisher and her chill
dren Addison X. Fisher an insane person. Emma
Fisher Annie Fisher an infant under IA years If se
ana VIM. Mcdaniel now supposed to be dead but IL
living his place of residence unknown, and New ton
Argei, bright. Guardian dd Item for Addison n
Fisher aud for ,nrie Fisher
TAKE NolIcE.-That will in pursuance of a de-
cree Of tie Hastings curt, for City of Starnton en-
tered Sen. 18th, 1855, in The ciancery cause of
Fishers heirs vs.: Trnnt's mr. and ais proceed at
my office i'll the City of staunton, ON
Friday, the 18th day of December, 1851.
to ascertain and report what deets II any there
are. binding the no Sc and lot situate III lish Alley
in sail city elOnging TO the children of Sarah A.
Fl her. dec d. and th- order of their priorlties H.
getler wi h ny olher matters which NAV deem
pc tin mt which any party in int rest may esue-
cialy require
A which time and place all parties having clafms
against hous and lot i'll pre- sent them TO me,
Civ n under MY hand as commissioner in Cham
Gerry OF the Huslnrs Court for said city, this 10th
day Of November, 1851
sAM'L. S. sMELTzER,
hoVis-4t COmm'r &c.
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Commercial.

STAUNToN, Dec. 8, 1881.
Flour-Extra, s6.49@s6.45; Superfine, s565@$l7o
Family, $6.90@691 Wheat, $l.30@l Al; Corn s0@S5
l21c. Salt sl.75; Sugar 9@l!1sc: Mel, sO@l0O Mo
lasses ep75c Butter z0@25c; Eggs i5@loc. Pota,
(waslled] ,3uQp35c Woo (unwashed] 2O@25c; Clover
Seed $6.tOfeo. IS Baled Hay-Tlmothy. s2l.OO@$22
Clover. $l,@20; Oats 49@l5je Rye 950$l.O0
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Personal.

: Rev. VIM. e. Baker left on Monday
morning / st, for Il three weeks visit to
Georgia, OF. business. Revs. [ N. Camp
bell, Frank McCutchan AID Frank Gaines
will fill his pulpit on the successive Sab
ba his OF his absence.
WIN. j. Nelson, Esq. left the city on
Monday last for Mississippi. He will
BE- absent for two weeks.
Hugh f. Lyle, Esq has declined the
Receivers nip of the Stanton Irou Works.
to which he was appoin ed by Judge Nc
Laughlin.
Mrs s. E. Erwin, left the city last week
for Baltimore, to meet her daughter, Miss
May Erwin. who has been there for some
time under the treat ment of a famous De-
ulist. Mrs. Erwin and daughter will
spend the winter IN New York and Balti-
more.
Rev. G. FL. Holland, late Vice-President
OF Roanoke College, took charge of the
Lutner church at Martinsburg, ". Va.
last week. Mr.. Holland is native Of
Augusta county, and has many friends
and relatives here.
D. G. McGuffin, Esq, the former popu
lar Teller of the Augusta National Bank
called at our office last week. His friends
will lie pleased TO know that his country
life has greatly improved his health, and
he has COTTON so far ahead as to ride on
horseback.
Capt. S. E. Morgan. of Charleston, W.
Virginia, with his brlde, spent few days
This week with lis brother-in-law, Il. e.
Couch, ESQ. The happy pair were married
about two weeks ago at the residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs S. A. PAYNE
rhe bride was Miss sue Payne, sister of
Mrs. Couch Miss j. A. Walkup, of Bot
etourt, is also spending several weeks with
Ms Gooch.
Mr.. James N. McGuffin. of Goshen, Ind
is on visit to his bother. D. Q. McGstiin
Esq. Mr.. McGutlin emigrateG from High
land twen y-three years ago, and though
seventy -one years of age, is as hearty and
strong as a much younger man. lie has
found farming In INDIANA very profitable
business.
MIR. J. w. Hopkins, agent of the e. &
o. railway, at Coal Valley, W. Va, has
removed his family from Stanton, to nls
home at that place.
Mrs. Montgomery formerly Miss Fan
ney Bright) has left for Georgia, to join
her husband who is construction engineer
Oh railroad there.
Harry PeaSe with his dramatic compa-
ny is doing fine business in Southwestern
Virginia. He was at Roanoke last.
Mr.. l.. l.. Sagendorph, of Staunton, Oh
tanned q patent last week for metallic
roofing.
Prof John Murray will lead at the Y
NJ Z. A. meeting next Sunday afternoon.
The topic is Praise Col continually"
Miss Mcclure, of Penns ylvania, and thlee
young ladies' from south m States were
among he arrivals of lew pupils at the
Wesleyan Female Institute this week.
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MEETINGS AT OLIyET CHAPEL.-Every
night this week, OIvet Chapel. two miles
below town, has been filed by an audience
listening to series Of sermons by Rev. j.
r. Booker. The deepest interest has been
shown and three persons have protested
conversion. Services will be held there
tonight and tomorrow night.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

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sitiOn IN politics. its admirable illustrations its care
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u will always be the aim OF the publishers to make
Rarpers Weekly The most popular and attractive
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a LARGE INCREAsE.-A letter in the
southern Churchman" says, that the
Virginia Female Institute, in Stanton,
has fifty per cent. more scholars now than
it had this time last year. We were sure
the new Principal, Mrs. Gen. Stuart would
be rewarded for her Jealous and wise la
bors in behalf of the diocesan school.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.-In another column
Mr.. John R. Woods, the well known sheep
raiser OF Albemarle county, offers a lot of
sheep for sale and our farmers would do
well to read his advertisement. Mr..
Woods is not only well known sheep
raiser, but knows more about the good
lands that are for sale in Piedmont VIr-
ginia than any gentleman we know of.
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MISUNDERSTANDING morning. at the
residence of our we'll known countyman,
john J. Larew, Esq near Greenvile. his
dau shter, Miss Louella T. Larew, was
married to Mr.. H. Finley Gilkeson. The
attendants were Mr.. r. Frank L,rew and
Miss Carrie b. Gilkeson and Mr.. F H. Gil
keson and Miss Mary d. u .rdner. Ths Ger e.
tnony was performed by Rev. JAS. MUIR W
After the wedding the company sat down
TO handsome dinner. The newly nar,iei
couple left for the residence of J. A. Gil
kescn, Esq. of Bart Textbook. father of the
groom, wherea handsome reception await
ed them. They then go to the residence
of the groom, near Fishersvile.
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PRoxIEs.-The Board Of Supervisors on
yesterday, appointed Maj. Marshall Hang
er, Maj. Absalom Koiner and Capt. Henry
H. Peck proxies for aud on behalf Of the
County Of Augusta to represent the same
as stockholders in the next annual meeting
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com
paDV.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-09

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Messrs. Geo.
L. Dull, President; J. w. Calhoun, Vice
President; James W. MeCorkle, Secreta-
ry and Charles Baylor, Treasurer. have
been elected by the YIN. G. Association
of Middlebrook,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-09

CHuRcH NoTEs.-rhere were SIX addi-
,;ons to the FIRST Presbyterian church last
Sunday.
At the Baptist church next sunda!
night. Rev. j, M. Frost will preach Oh
Paul's translation to the third beassDs.-
His discourse will be founded on "a Cor:
18Th chap: lat to 9th verses:
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YNARM FOR SALE.

DARN FOR SALE.
une tenn. 1881 in sterrett vs. Stei retts Admir- &c,
and OH suits will offer for sale at public auc
-lon in front of the Court House, on
Saturday, december 18th, 1881,
that srable farm callel Section LODGE by its re
en- ownrr. Rev. R. H Ihll FPS, and formerly known
IS the David sserrett Ho re place
This proper " Is djacentt Heb
Oh Church. ab4ul 4 miles west of 4 ,sSl y
he city of Staunton between the sg ;TsF
hsg Tol ho aro osat na the
iidson arm. 1t contains 265 acres, of which 81
tcres is in oak and HickoIV timber an the re
Bakers c. eek. The buidnes are com .,aratively
ew with two fine cisterns. 1t is qui convenient
mi +, churches and schools There are beievei
he beds Il iron ore OF superior quality on the
and. Part of it is speriall ttiap ed TO vine row
ny: Fencing good ri and survey at my Office
meet unsett ed costs and sale expenses, and the
due at ose. two and three years with interest
'ollds and security, with reservation Of tile
nov IS ids Commr.
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of deed of trust executed by CYRUS
Snapp to the UNDERSIGNED, of record in fine Clerks
'flice of the Coun, Court of Augusta D. 3. No q
page 3lI, will sell on the premises of each farm,
II public auction to the highest bidder on
Friday, December 30th, 1881.
1t II A. NJ the following valuable real estate be.
onging to G. IA Snapp:
/. A tract of about 1o4 acres, lies ..ssssrssass.
"A miles W, Staunlon no build 49, ssss sssA
Jugs: one and half acres of timber; sss ssSass3E
water sgafssssssss
tract of Oil acres, lies ~ miles Sassassssass
Y. W of Stiunton, adj,ining the above. - acres
Of limb r. well watered: tAo good dwelling houses
with all necessary oulbuildngs, in good state OF
cultivation.
TEkMS-CASH.
JNO. NJ BROWN,
dec2 At Trustee.
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LARGE LOCAL TRAvEL.-The Accom-
mediation train OIL the g. & o. road
which Capt. Pat. Woodward is conductor,
which runs between Staunton and Char
lottesville, accommodated 1900 passet gers
in October and over Zoo ia November.
Few people had an idea that the local pas
Senger travel was so large.
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A Book FOR OFFICE Sc KERs.-Our
Readjuster readers who have any desire
for Federal office, can, by calling at this
Office, see the ''United States Blue Book"
with a list of them and the salaries attach.
ed. 1t makes mans mouth water to
read the list of $4,000 offices open to appli-
cauLS.
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A Go0p-sIzED TURNIP.- If. John IL.
Hodge has sea- to t 10 Off Sc, a turnlp
weighing neaz.y eighs pouud,.
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City Notices.

Have derived some benefit from the use of Sim
mems Liver Regulator and wish to give it further
trial.
'HON. ALEX III. STEPHENS Georgia.
Il have never seen lied such a simple effica.
cious satisfactory and pleasant remedy in my life.
dec Sit 'sH HAINES, Sc. Louis, NO."
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AUGUSTA
i COUNTY. November l0I.l, 1881.
Marple Affords EXT,
vs.. and
Drumheller. Marp,e Ell ais.
Extract from Decree OF Noceno5er 1911. I2l:
til. Thai these causes stand referred
TO are of the Master 'mmis ,ioner's If this court
whose duty it Snail be TO take, State and sete the
fa0wng acc untS lSt Of the sta e of tile ii lie TO
the several tracts land soti in these causes. ID.
OF any fn Their liens binding The sam stat in t.
deemed pertinent by himself o. rsqui ed to be ssa,ed
by any pa ty Interested.
The parties int esied in this decree are hereby
notified that have appointed
Mondny, the 18th day Of December, 1881,
and my Office in the city Of Staunton, Va, as the
time and place for cutting the TO egoing deoi 60
when and where You are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner of said
Court this 2Sd day OF November, 1881.
VIM PATRICK.
nov25 At Commissioner.
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Real Estate Sales.
NALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.


By virtue of a decree rendered in the chancery
Gus Oi Baylor, Trustee, VS. HOusenlan. &c. and
Houseman VS. Huuseina' iii the Circuit Court vi
Augusta county, We the undersigned, will sell on
Saturday, the 18th Of October, 1881,
at pubic auction to the highest bidder, i'll front OF
The urt House in ai!iton Va, that very vlu la
b e. nd highly improved TaIni, nov owned by j. w.
and b. B Hon enan. cont Uni 1861 Acres
This property il situated five IN les Northwest OF
SlaunIon. ON me Morris Mill road adjonag he
fans OF Geo. A Hangef, John Myers John Cook
and Others,
There is large. comforab two
story Brick house containing eight 4 .G:Ts
ment, and all other "eces airy out III 4 sgEfs,ss1@
buildinss Oh said farm, This land q I-3E5
is Of first rate quality Abou 200 Acres thereof il,
culiivais II and the balance well tmbered. Fences
in good condition.
This property is in 4 good neighborhood and con-
We lem to ehurch.s, SCHOOLS; &c
TERMS OF "a E.-Enough cash in hand to pay
costs of suit and sale, and the residue credit OF
one two ard three years, payable in equal install
With approved personal security bearing interest
from the day of sale and retaining the legal title as
Ultimate security
property, either from j. " and B: 3. Houseman.
who now reside on it. Or he 1e, Undersigned md
JAMES BUMGARDNFR, JR.,
The above sale is postponed to
Monday, the 18th OF November, 1881.
Court Dav.)
P A. BAYLOR,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR,
oct21 ids Commissioners.
The above sale is postponed until
Monday, December 18th court day) 1881
P. A. BAYLOR,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR,
dec2 1t Commissioners.
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CITY TAXES TO BE PAID BY DECEMBER
20TH.-At the City Council, Tuesday
night, MIR. R. W. Burke, presiding, a reso-
luton was adopted directing the City
Treasurer to call for the second half of the
city taxes on or before December Goth.
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WoOD WANTED AT THIS OFFICE
Those subscribers who desire to pay heir
subscription in wood, will oblige us by
sending it in at once.
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The staunton pebating Society.

The debators of the Slauutor Lvceum
opened last Saturday night with one of
the most Interesting discussions that the
Society has ever had: There was good
audience present, a large proportion OF
which were ladies, and the applause which
greeted every SPEAKER and frequently in
terrupted them in their happy hits and re-
torts, showed that the audience highly ap.
PR cial ed the intellectual treat that was
served them.
The question us the Capitalization of
power in the Federal Government desira.
ble?" was discussed in the affirmative bv
the appointed debators-Messrs. Gordon
and Frost, assisted by Mr.. j. Yost on tie
general debate, and in the negative, by
Messrs Jones and Pendleton, who were
reinforced in the general debate by Messrs
Fucker and Lewis BumgaEdner. The
question was decided in the affirmative
upon the merits of the debators, by vote
Of one majority, though nearly every one
voting on that side, voted against his po-
litical opinions.
The question for tomorrow night,
Does the approaching change in the State
government promise good to the State ?''
will be argued in the affirmative by
Messrs. Samuel Coleman and Lewis Bum
gardner. and in the negative, by Messrs
Atkinson and A. S. Mauzy.
The woman suffrage question will be
discussed t0mnrrom nioht uoak the
speakers designated being Messrs. Yost,
Robertson, Tucker and Stout.
The ladies and the public generally are
invited to these debates, which are held in
the Hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association every Saturday night at 7:30
O'Clock and an interesting evening may
always be counted on.
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1000 bushels apples wanted by j. s. GILLIAN,
ut.p-zt No. Y, N. Augusta st
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LIVING WITNEssES.-The hundreds of hearty ana
healthy looking men. and children. that have
deem rescued from bt DIS OF pain, sickness and wei
nigh death by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the bes
evidences in the world OF its sterling merit an
nifty. nov 2.-lm
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RENEW YOUR LEAsE-There are times in everv
ones life when energy fails and miserable feeling
comes over them, mistaken for laziness. Danger
turks in these symptoms, as they arise from di-
seased organs. Parker's Ginger Tonic will restore
perfect activity to the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
pures the blood, and renews your lease of health
and cOmfort-Adrocate.
. nov 25-1m
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SOCIETY BELLEs.-On account of its remarkable
delicate and lasting fragrance, society bellies are
loud in their praises of Florestcn Cologne.
nov 251m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-09

Mc1hany has a large stock Of Double and Singh
Guns Rifles, and Pistols oc 7-tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-12-09

Nc 'lhany has good stock of Shovels and TONES
Fire Dogs, aud Sausage Cutters and Suffers. oc 7 Il