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DRY GOODS. &c.

EOURQUKEAN, PRICE, TEMPLE X
4 COMPANY.
400 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOXO. ALSOP, MOSBf Il Co.
1908 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
LARGEST STOCKS EYER EXHIBITED IN
THIS CITY.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES TIROUGHOUT
OUR STOCKS.
We are now prepared for the demands for
SPRING and SUMNER STAPLE and FANCY
BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT.
In all the latest designs al SILKS. ARMt RES. ST.
CUIANS, SATIN De MERyElLLEUX ani
DE RllADAMEs, ranging IN cost from soc. to
1913;
over seen In this market;
For trimming and combining with above fabrics
our stock Is repletc with the advanced novelties
in MORE ANTIQUE. SILKS, and SATlNS,
ranging In cost from Sl.25 20 50:
BLACK BROCADES at grcatly-reduced figures.
IN DAuAsKs. %hPkiNS. D0YI1Es. CRASH.
WlNE-CLOTHs, TOWELS, our stocks are
simply immense;
As OF special value We AK your attention To
HUCk TOWEL at 25c.-bcst offered before In
this market;
BATH TOWELS in endless variety
COLORED DRESS GOODS
i'm all the new cOlorings Of Fawn, Olive, Peacock.
Russian Blue. Drab. Reseda, saucepan, Lichen
GREY. Tan. Bronze. together with full and va
rieh exhibit of Tennis, MORE, Orient Stripes,
and newest effects In Checks and Stripes;
Best value In the city I'm DklIEGE 1T IKE;
Look at our COLORED JACAS csc.
BLACK GOODS.
In preparing for this our special department. we
have spared neither expense nor time. We comb
IDENTIFY claim 10 show fuller more varied. and
cheaper line than any house south of New York.
Among our special lines We cnumerate-
BLACK SILh-WARP HENRIETTA at tl.25 to
$3.50
ALL-WoOL CASHMERE, 4Oc. to s1.75-best
values ever seen for the money:
BARATHEA. NUNS YELLING, SHOODAH.
ZODIAC SUITlNG. RMIRE. TRlCOTE,
BENGALINE.C AMEL's-HAlR CASHMERE,
sERGES. CANTON CREPE, and all novelties.
Look AZ our NUNS YELLING at 3Oc.;
DOMESTIC GOODS I'm sheeting-, shirtings. Pill
lOw-Case Linens and COttOns. Seersuckers,
CambTlcs. Ginghams, Percales, nj lowest New
York quotations:
LACES AND EMBROIDERIFs.-we now carry
an immense line of HAMBURG EMBROl-
derry ON Cambria, NainsOnk, aud Muslin; all
the new LACES In Mauresquc. Arabesque, Ks
thetc. hyperion. Newport, 1unis. Milanese;
We show In endless variety OF style and cost COR
SITS. WHITE GOODS In NULL. PERSIAN
LAWNS, PRINCESS LAWNS, and all staple
and fancy effects AZ very lowest rates.
We solicit Your orders and attention.
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY & CO.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE co.
nah 26-eod
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DISTINGUISHED Honor TO VIRGINIA Pro
FEssOR.-Mr. W. Gordon McCabe received
a telegram Monday evening from New
York announcing that Professor Thomas
Il. Price, OF the University of Virginia,
had Just been elected Professor OF English
in Columbia College, New York. Mr.. dc
Cabe, who has interested himself greatly
in the matter. informs us that Professor
Price had as competitors some Of the most
distinguished scholars ut home and abroad,
as the professorShip IS one of the best in
this country. The salary is $500. II is
Of course matter OF regret that the state
should lose so brilliant man, but such
recognition from abroad OF the ability Of
one OF our home scholars must be a source
Of pride to all Virginians.-Inder-Ap appeal,
4M.
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NJ SYChE BROTHERS.

The great increase In our business has compelled
u, this season to make great improvements in our
establishment. We are now ready 10 accommo-
date our numerous friends and customers, and IN
MONDAY will show the largest stock of FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS ever
offered in Richmond. and at prices that can't be
beat. comprising IN part
LYONS and ZURICH BLACK and COLORED
sATINs. and PARIS STAPLES and FANCY
DRESS GOODS; also.
LYONS BLACK CACHEMIRE,
LYONS BLACK FAILLE,
LYONS BLACK CACHENIRE VICTORIA,
LYONS COLORED FABLE,
LYONS COLORED CACHEMIRE.
LYONS COLORED POULT DE SOIR;
BLACK RHADANIEs. a line of qualities;
BLACK SATIN MARvEILLEUX,
BLACK SATIN DE LYON,
FANCY SILKS. CADRILLE, JASPE, &C.:
BLACK sATINs. all widths and qualities;
COLORED SATlNS, full line of best shades;
BLACK SATIN DUCHEsSE,
BLACK SATIN MORE PEKIN,
BLACK SATIN DAMAssE,
BLACK AND COLORED aLL-SILK PEKIN
MORE.
These goods were bought az the Underwriters
sale nj greatly reduced prices. having been slightly
damaged on the voyage per steamer " Hermod.'
35 pieces NUNS YELLING.
all Of which will be found worthy the attention Of
buyers who will find The goods arranged for eX-
animation MONDAY MORNING.
tull line of BLACK CASHMERE sIlAWLs;
We viii also show full line OF TABLE-LlNEN.
NAPKINS, and TOWELS:
1O-i and l2-f LINEN SHEETING-BARNS-
LEY'S best 1914 only 81, good value for .65 /;
30 pieces LINEN at 2Jc., good yalne for soc;
81 pieces LINEN AT lc.. good value for soc;
fun line of DRESS GlNGHA1lS and PER-
GALES suitable for the season.
In LACES and EMBROlDERIFS we show the
largest line ever shown this side Of New York
ana guarantee 10 please both IN prices and
quality.
In WHITE GOODS and LINEN LAWNS We
can show al .tyles and quantities that may be
asked for:
l case COLORED LINEN LAWN ~ l62 g.. good
value for 3Jc.:
100 pieces MNTTlNGs, 10 DC sold at New York
prices;
Also a fun line Of OIL-CLOTIIS, WINDOW
SHADES. and LACE CURTAINS.
SNILF BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
We have opened branch store At 1929 MAIN
STREET for the accommodation Of the lower
portion of the city. ap Z-eOd
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A Boy Shoots His Cousin i'm n Back
Yard.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, April 3.-At noon
to-day Charles Fritche, Jr., and his cousin,
Joseph Burkhart, were cutting wood in q
back yard. Suddenly the former drew q
pistol, and aiming it at his companion.
shouted: "Deliyer or die" At the
same time Burkhardt also pulled out his
pistol and in like manner pointed it at his
cousin, cooking II and pulling the trigger.
The pistol went off and the bullet entered
the breast OF young Fritche, lodging in the
upper left lung. The wound is danger
Gus one and may cause the boys death.
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The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned: james A. King, at
Kings Mills, Washington county; Major
i. Wallis, at New Garden, Russell county
Edward G.. Flaherty, at Roaring Run,
Botetourt county; Benjamin w. Ogburn,
at North View, Mecklenburg county; WAL
Ter X. Cnbell, at Nelly's Ford, Nelson
county.
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Women that have been given up by
their dearest friends As beyond help have
been permanently cured by the Use OF
Lydia L. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound.
1t IS positive cure for all female COM
plants. Send to Mrs. Lydia T.. Pinkham,
233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
namnhlets.
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ICE.
--s->~--~~>--~>->~--->S> >~~~~--~~~>--~-~>>-~>~>
NOTICE. desire TO inform my GUS
~ toners, friends, and the public generally, that
on AND AFTER APRIL lsr,
the PRICE OF ICE to families and Offices will be
ONE CENT per pound. have secured an sbund-
art supply OF the
REST KENSEBEC-RIFER ICE,
and have Increased my facilities for delivering the
same. Therefore ! hope TO merit aud receive &
liberal share Of your patronage
Orders by mail. telephone, or otherwise VIII be
promptly attended 70.
Thanking You Tor your fayors In the past, am,
ap a-st MRS. JANE KING.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the Goth of March, 1899. by the Rev.
William Francis Harris. GEORGE T. JOSEPH. OF
Coyington, Va, and IDA Z. IIAYMAkER, Of Low
Moor, Va.
Married. I'm Aberdeen. Nd. iarch 3Oih. by Rev.
j. II. Marsh. Mr.. II. q. PENNINGTON Ia Miss
ALICE NICHOLS, niece Of Mr.. George W. Toby,
o. Manchester. Va.
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l. Your scalp full OF dry husky scales and
little pimiAes9 DIR. Benson's Skin Cure
viii cleanse your scalp and remove all scales
and tenderness within six days. Try It. for
II is the best lead-dressing ever used.
Sold by all druggists at 81 per package.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-BEST ANTIlRA-
" CITE OF all sizcs, % 10 80 gents les. than win
ter prices: LUMP. sPLINT. CUMBERLAND.
and WEST VIRGINIA ENGlNE-COALS; COKE;
PINE and OAK WOOD-Long aud short. Lowest
prices for cash. Orders by telephone or otherwise
promptly ned. Broad street opposite Theatre or
Nineteenth and Cary streets. Z. ii. PAGE.
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Died, April 4th, ut 1925 O'Clock, at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. W. G.. Ferguson. MIR. ARIA T..
kFNNON. widow % the late william II. kcnnOn.
in the thirty-fourh year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from -. James
church THIS EVENING at 4 O'Clock. The friends
and acquaintance are invited tO attend.
Petersburg and Baltimore papers please copy. q
Died. on the 27th of January. 1852. BENJA-
MIN +. ALLEN, In the thirtieth year Of his age.
Ny precious husband from me has gone
voice ! loved Is siilled:
\ place Is vacant In my heart
Which never can DC filled.
God In His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given;
And though the body mouldercd here
Tire soul Is safe I'm Heaven.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber;
Peaceful In thy grave So low:
Thou no more wit join our number
Thou no more our songs shalt know
Yet again we hope 20 meet thee
When the day Of life is He'd:
Then In Heaven with Joy ~ greet you
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
His funeral services will take place from Slch0l-
sOn-Street Methodist church on SUNDAY the 9th
instant at 2 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited 10 attend without further
notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

Rey. William Francis Harris, Of Coving.
ton, Va, will succeed DIR. w. Pope Yea
man as pastor OF the Baptist church In
Glasgow. Mo.
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
~-~---~---~.-<-~--s~e-~
DICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL 7rH AND STII.
AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
JOHN Il. SMITH 4 W. A. MESTAYER'S
WORLD-FAMEDC COMEDY AND
MUSICAL COMPANY,
in their laugllaile comedy entitled
THE TOURISTS IN THE PULLMAN PALACE
CAR.
just completed most successful engagement In
New Orleans.
NEW MUSIC BY NEW SINGERSl
NEW FUNNY SAYINGS!
BURLEsQUE OPERNi
COMEDY GROTFSQUF DANCINGl
SPLENDID PART SINGINGl
PRICES: As usual. BOx-sheet now open. Doors
open ut "a y. NJ Performance al 3. ap 5-3ts
GRAND MASKED CARNIVAL,
~ BENEFIT OF COMPANY f.,
Al THE
SKATING-RINK,
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, APRIL 5TH.
MUSIC By FULL BRASS BAND.
. Those desiring IN appear IN costume must give
In their names Mt once for approval, aud that
skates may he reserved.
General admission. 25 cents.
Doors open at 1880 o'clo. X.
GRAND PRIZE SKATING.
THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 6TH.
Prizes TO BE- voted by the audience. APP 2-3tF
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NEW TEAS.

NEW TEAS.
We have just received a fresh supply II ~ iiN'
FINE GuNpoWDER aud OoLONG lfA~.
FINE GREEN TEAS, ste. 10 81;
ENGLISH BkEAkFAST TEA;
JAPAN TEA; III No CHOP TN.
together With a select stock OF FAMILY "i'''
RiE>. CANNED GOODS--all yarie;ies, nrN 81 >
FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER. 80
MCCARTHY & tlAlNko-'
NH IL G27 Broad 'N'si
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. .

CROCkERY, GLASSWARE. &c.
NEW GOODS.
We have jus, opened ths arge., stocA col
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited In This city, consisting o'
RICH BIsQCE and DRESDEN fi0l III
VASES, and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, CANE. fi'ii''
OYSTER, lCE-CREAM-, and pf>ofhi
SITS.
In CHAMBER ToiLET-wARE our a,sor'il''.
cannot be surpassed.
Our stock Il complete In every depar.menl' $50
the prices very low. Can aud eSamine H.
h. u. TAlLok'
NH 3 loll N..la s..tei'
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III JULIUS MEYER 4 son
invite attention 10 their
NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT
NV NNV IsNIINIs sN"0VI
or
PARAsOLS,

embracing nh the newest and leading style n
SATIN, MOIREs. CREAM, WHITE, CAEDl-
NAL, and BLUE, in plain and combination in-
ing,. al lower prices than they have ever been of
f,rcd:
HANDSOMELN-LINED SATIN PARh~Ot.
from ~ up;
sUN-UMBRELLAS in silk, Turks satin, srg'
&c.;
DNUBLE-FACED SILK SUN-UMBREI La. Cite
tirely new and handsome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

So Mr.. FARR nominated himself for SUI
perintendent OF Public Instruction, says
Mr.. MASSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

MATTlNGS.
Special large lot from auction very cheap.
~ rolls EXTRA HEAVY No. 1 FANCY NAT
TING al BE. worth zoe:
Good WHITE MATTlNGS az ~ e.. and Up.
Good RED CHECK 40 10 g. and up. 10
JULIUS MEb ER x SON..
ap 2-eod GOl and SOB Broad -trrri
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FINANCIAL.


TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
i We beg a. offer you Our services for IN. PuR-
CHASE And SALE OF ALL CLASSES or
BONDS AND STOCKS In this and other markets.
Exception facilities for buying. selling, and ear
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our Office being In the
Stock-Exchange building, all orders receive I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES. National Mechanics Bank, Wesi-
erp National Bank. Rank of Commerce, Howard
Bank RAMSAY, CLABAUGH 4 CO.,
Bankers aud Brokers. Baltimore. Nd.
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POstpOnemcnt of Funeral.

The funeral OF SAMUEL l.. FOSTER will I
postponed until further notice, which viii be give
hereafter, on account Of relatives being absent
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COHEN BROTHERS,

CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD srGD rs.
Zap l-Sa,Su&WI
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DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
I'm handsome novelties opening daiiy.
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING IA all sha,is, =. BOO.
Another lot of the 27-nch BORDERED RUBNN
CLOTH, at the extraordinary low price nl
l5c.;
Handsome line Of SUMNER SILKs at soc. woru
75c.;
All the new shade ia MOIREs and sURhIi SAT-
INSatsl:
Look al the BLACK MOlRES atSi:
BLACK SILK BROCADE GRENADINES in..a
and handsome designs az Soc worth sI25.
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Large line of llght-wcight
BLACK GOODS
BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING %. 80 70,
i0c.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTING from l6.. O.,
i0c.;
BLACK FOULES. BENGALINE CLOTHS
sHOODAS. TAMISE, IENRIErTA~, o. -.t-
cial low prices.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14

cured by following the theory above sta
ted using the remedy mentioned. Many
of these persons had the very worst pussi
BILE SYMPTOMS. Vague aches ia various
portions of the body were followed by ag-
onies the most inter SO in some particular
spot. Acute and throbbing pains succeed
ed each other and the coursing poisonous
acid iniamed all the veins. Troubles which
began with slight disorders increased to
derange ments the most serious. 1t is sad
to think that all this suffering was endur-
ed vnen it could have been so easily re-
Iieved. Acting upon the theory and using
the remedy above mentioned the kidneys
could have been restored to their usual
yieor. the uric poison expelled from the
svstem. the Inflammation removed and the
pain entirely banished.
These are some of the real and scientific
facts regarding rheumatism, attested by
the highest authority, and they are, be-
yopd question, the only correct ones ever
brought forth. We are aware they are ad-
yanced ideas, but ten years hence they
will be the accepted belief and practice Of
the world. II people suffer from rheumat-
lie troubles in the future and with these
plain truths before them. they certainly
can blame no one but themselves.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14

John Albright died at Dovssville, Rock
ingham, the other day, aged ninety eight
years. He was soldier of 1872.
A pure strengthening tonic, free from
whiskey and alcohol, cures dyspepsia, and
similar diseases. It has never been equal
ed. Browns Iron Bitters.
NJ. M. Moore, of Mt. Jackson, has sold
his horse "Bashtine'' to parties in Wash
iHgton city for $4,000.
The residence of Henry Hull, at Green
bank, Pocahontas, W. Va, was burned
last week. Loss $4,000.
Congressman Harmer, of Philadelphia,
with others, Is about building An iron fur
mace at Rileyville, Page county station
on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Governor Cameron accompanied his par
don to the oyster dredgers, who were sent
to the penltentiary. by sharp lecture upon
the result if they were caught at it again.
Prof. Thos r. Price, of the University
of Virginia, has been elected professor of
English in the Columbia College of New
York, at salary of So 500.
DR.. Genus Barnum OF Baltimore, who
died recently at little Rock, Ark, left
$50 900 to his brother Frank, provided
that be renouHces the nOvitiate now and
at no time in his life holds priestly office
in the Catholic church. IT within year
he does not accept these terms the whole
fortune goes to the McDonOgh Institute.
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Mourning Goods!

OF all Kinds Such as
BLA CK G A SH M ERE
In Mourning Black.
B l. A @ X Sill *
In all the Noted Makes.
BLACK SATIN AND SATIN DELYONS,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS
SILK WARP TAMISE, NUNS VEILINGS.
BLACK MOIREANTIQU SILKS,
ALI Prices.
All we ask is an examination of the above Goods
to show that our Goods the BEST and prices the
LOWEST.
We also have full line of
English Grapes. Grape Wells, Mourning
Buttons and Fringes, all prices.
marl7
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14

AS with this legislature Democrats are
|ht of the question for position, we con-
kNulate our old friend and schcel-fellow,
3apt. Jos. l.. S. Kirby, who has been cleo
county Judge of Nelson. Judge Kirby
mes of an old and respected family of
-gin;a, and was frst-cousin of Lt-Gen.
rby Smith. He was q cadet at West
blnt when the civil war commenced and
omptly returned to Virginia aRd enlist
Two of his brothers lost their lives in
same service. He has always been a
4. toned gentleman and we think the
bple of his county can count on an i'm
ktial judge " hile he is on the bench.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14
JIM. Layne has been elected Mayor OF

JIM. Layne has been elected Mayor OF
Huntington, W. Va.
The Easter offering of the scholars Of
Zion Episcopal Sunday School at Charles
town. w, Va, to Miss Lizzie Williams,
their Orqanist, was b0quet, IN which 3
number of gold pieces were hidden.
The dresa material for the bride in =
Chicago wedding had been purchased by
her father in Damascus ia 1919. 1t was
fine India silk, and had come fully into
fashion again.
The Newmarket Valley says that there
and at other Valley towns, several shocks
of an earthquake, in quick succession were
felt OF Sunday night, April I'd, about 8
O'Clock. Some osthe houses there were
perceptibly shaken.
Mar Scott Station On the G. s. 0. road,
Ma1ch 31st, Joe Smith, negro, outraged
the person of Mrs. e. A. Hill. He W as
taken to Jail at Winfield, the county
seat of Putnam county, W. Va. On the
night of April 7th, Mrs. Hill being re-
ported dying, party of sixty men seized a
steamboat, went to Winfield, took Smith
out and hung him. After physician
that they had pressed into service had pro-
nounced him dead, they lett.
DR.. D. F. May, member of the House
from Petersburg, has been elected Super
intendent OF the Central Lunat1c Asylum.
to fill the vacancy occasioned bv the sud-
den death of DR.. F. T. Brooke, which &C.
Cured only few days after his election.
DR.. Robert Tanclll, a colored ply sician of
Alexandria, has been elected I'd Assistant
Physician.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14

Unaccountably in making list Of the
prominent Democrats in the new Seventh
Congressional District, last week, we omit
ted the name of Col Chas T. O'Ferral, a
gallant gentleman who has given as much
intellectual labor and as much noble un-
selfish self sacrifice for the Democratic par
ty as any man of the long roll of distin-
guished Democrats in Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14
TWO MORE DISASTERS FOR THE
COALITIONISTS.

COALITIONISTS.
A telegram from Richmond informs us
that in the Senate yesterday the Congress
ional Reapportionment bill was defeated
by q vote of 10 to is, notwithstanding that
all the Coalition forces including Gen. Ma
hone we're on deck.
In the House the bill vacatipg the Off
ces Of all School Trustees, was defeated.
Turning over to the Republican party
don't seem to have helped the cause much
in Virginia affairs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14

NIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, April 9Th, 1882.
David S. Young, Plaintiff,
VS..
Joseph REYNOLDS James Collins. VIM Tinsley and
James TinSley. and Andrew Todd Gilkeson, Execu-
tor OF Cyrus Holt decd, Defendants.
In Chancery on a Cross bill, &c.
The object of this osSbill is to attach, in the
hands of VIM. and James 1insley any estate, debts
James Collins, (non residents,) if found within the
county of Augusta-or sufficiency thereof to meet
sought to be obtaint d by said Andrews VS., said
Young in Chancery suit pending in this Court, in
the name of Andrews Young. &c
It appearing by affidavit filed that Joseph Rey-
nolls and James Collins are non residents OF this
State 1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice ana
do what is necessary to protect their interests.
TeSte,
]. N RYAN, Clerk.
IS. Young, p. q. apr At
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14

An effective medicine for kidney diafas
ses. low fevers and nervous prostfati0n and
we'll worthy of a trial, is Browns Iron
Bitters.