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Commercial.
STAUNroN, Oct. S, 1882.

STAuNToN, Oct. S. 1882
Floar-Extra, $4Oo@s-; supernne $40e@$-;
Family, s5,eo9-.7; Wheat, $685. Corn: 1880.
l20l4. Salt tl.75; Sugar 90l211c Meal, 9OG195;
Aolasses 20 @75c Butter l6@1sc Eggs lS@5c Pota.
toes, $l256-ao Timothy seed. g. 0e@3 50: Wool
Seed $525@550; Baled Hay, $l4e9s15; Timothy, g.
0eg$260; Clover, $5.OO0$5.25; Oats A0&42c Rye IS
Beef cattle al Baltimore Oct. I'd, were little more
active. The extremes being s3a$6.75. with most
sales at $ias5.5) Sheep were quotedat $2as3 .25
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

BIG Successfully wifewas in bed two years wit
complication of disorders her physicians could nc
cure, when was led to try Parker's Ginger Tonic
IL was big success. Three bottles cured her. at /;
eost OF 4 dollar and fifty cents. and she is now q
stfsng as any wOman.-R. D., Buffalo. oct6 I'm
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

An ExPLAsATIoN.-The delicate, howery and
lasting fragrance of Floreston Colognelexplans why
1t 10 such a favorte with the ladies, oct6 Pm
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SALE OF A FARM.-Mr. Samuel M. Fin
ley, yesterday, sold his farm. 100 acres, on
Middle River, to Mr.. Jacob N. CARRIER, at
forty dollars an acre. equivalent to cash.
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oct 6 I'm.

ATExplicit directions for every use are given
with tho diamond Dyes. For dyeiag Noses, Gras
sss, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &C.
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"HlIL's hair AND WHISPER DYE, 5oc octs In

AFTER ALL ELSE FAILED.-Atlanta, Ca, Feb Is
1851 d. H. Warner & Co.. Sirs-I exhausted all
o'lei remedies Tor kidney and liver diseases. only
10 nho complete cure in your Safe Kidney and Lv
cure 8. CHAMBERLAIN
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TROUGH ON RATS"-Clears out rats, mice
reaches flies, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunk
gophefs' LOG. Druggists june16 1y
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DIED.

THOMASON-At herfather's residence. near Green
vile. Va. sept 18th after illness OF three weeks
with great suffering, Letitia j. Thomson, in her
18th year.
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Loss Parliamentary lose their beauty from
the hair falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsau
supplies necessary nsurishment, prevents fallina
aud grayness and Is an elegant dressing oct6 I'm
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Spring Farm water on draught at
sep-S RERKR1ry f. Coo
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WHY SHOULD THEY.-No man or woman can d,
satisfactory WORK when the brain Is dnl the nerves
unsteady. the system relaxed and they feel general
wrctched. Why should anybody drag through
tAsir wsrk In this condition. when bottle of Par
kers Ginger Tonic will at moderate cost give then
the strength and will to perform their duties salts
factOrily.-M. octS Inn
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are requested to call at A. E. Miller's Hardwara
tore. opposite Court House, Prices. guaranteed.
mara tt
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i RENTING OF TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.

A RENTING OF TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.
Byvrtue of a decree entered in the chancery
cause of the Augusta National Bank VS.. Lewis W.
Peace. in the Circuit Court of Augusta county, Vir
ginia, we the undersigned, will lease at public auc
ton to the highest bidder. in front of tile Court
House in StauntOn on
& Saturday, October 14th, 1882,
the two houses and lots owned by
Lewis w. Peace, designated in the %SA -
plat of the city as Nos. Is and 25 H&i,ssSSsa-lS
The house and lot No. Is is now Oc- N mil Ta1M
cupied by Lewis w. Peace 1t con- &4tI 1LssE1.5E
sists Of two-story double frame tenement and a
quarter OF an acre OF ground, more or less.
Lot No. rs contains quarter of an acre Of ground
more or less, on Which is a new tw0-story frame
tenement.
These lots adjoin each other and are situated ON
the West side of South Green Street. Staunton, Va
period OF time not to exceed five years. for which it
will rent, that will bring sufficient to pay the debt
due from the defendant to the plaintiff in this suit
to wit $52537 of Nov. 1St $780, with interest on
1884 part thereof from that date until paid and all
the costs of suit. upon the following terms:
Enough thereof cash in hand to pay the cost of suit
and the expense Of leasing and the residue thereof
in equal lnstalmentS without interest until maturity
payable at the expiration OF each year of the tenan
cy-secured by bonds with approved personal Sc
curity and requiring of the lessee covenant with
good personal security that he will keep the proper
ty in good repair and return the same in as good
repair as received, save and except the usual wear
and tear
PA. BAYLORJ
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr.,
sep22 At Commissioners
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GALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
BY virtue of a decree entered in the chancery
cause of Lewis Crs VS.. Lewis Admir- s. ais, will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder in front
OF the Count House, in the town of Staunton Va,
on
Saturday, October 18th, 1882,
the two acres of land with log
house thereon owned by Joseph 4 ,NAc -
Lewis in his life time. sTTSAAsz-lG
This property adjoins the lands Iffs iseM
of Geo. A. Hanger Casper Zirkle &asa5fx sssEs2s
A. A. Price, decd, and is situated about two miles
south west from Staunton.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay costs of suit and
sale, and the residue upon credit of six twelve
and eighteen months, taking therefor bonds of the
purchaser payable in equal instruments, with ap.
proved personal security, and bearing interest from
the day Of sale and retaining the legal title as uti
mate security. p A. BAYLOR,
Sep 2-4t. Commissioner.
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Call and inspect our well assorted stock of souri,
rel and lobart Rifles. single breech and muzzle
guns Pistol cartridges. shells, caps powder and
shst low dswn for ash
FRANK ALEXANDER & CO.
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A valuable remedy for Indigestion, Consumption
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever. Ague. etc. CoLDEN's
LIQUID BEEF TONIC. Ask for Colden's; take no
other. OF druggists generally. oct6 I'm
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

SKINNY MEN.-''Wells' Health IRenewer'' re
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impo
tence. Sexual Debility. 81. junel6 1y
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Neal Estate Sales.

l,omM1ss1, MFRS SALE OF Valuable La,
1 o1'"o'AN CITY PROPERTY.
Bv virtue Of decree of the Court of Hastings for
the city Of staun st Va rendered at at the June M
chanics hdins ISOLATION the undersigned com
missioner win offer for sale at public auction, in
front Of the Court 'se III the Guy oi otuh'o' OIL
Friday, 2. 'th October, 1882,
that valuable house and lot in the ,,,,
s saSated e on III the Eat s side Mart
Street. g ssa5z-asssS
TERMS Cash in hand su fficient to pay costs of
salt and sale; and the baan. e upon credit of six
twelve, eighteen and twenty-l our months: purchas
er executing bonds for the tNeferred fnstalments
from date and the title retained as ultimate secur
sept 2stds Com'r
CoMMIssIoNERs, SALE OF T., DE Sn24AIJ
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, rendered in che chancery cause OF
June A arHss he nndersgned Cemmissione viii
sell at public auction, i'll front OF the Court House,
in Stanton, on
Saturday.. the 23rd day of September, 1882
that very desirable farm in the coun- sss.ssaassA
ty of Augusta. near Hebron Church, XMS@ssAAa9SS&
about five miles from StauntOn. OH XkfsSaTsK
which Dr. c. Henry PerrOw recently VSSSzdJaafa<E
resided said farm contains about 1c6 ESsssa4xAG8
acres, is well improved and is the property
that was sold to said Perrow in the above named
cause and which is fully described in the papers
thereof.
TERMS:-Ten per cent. in cash; fifteen per cent
at four months from the day of sale for which
well endorsed negotiable note with interest added
will be required and the balance in three equal in
stalments at II Is and "A months. for which bonds
with approved personal security bearing interest
from day OF sale must be given The title will be
retained until all the purchase money Is paid.
THOS G. ELDER,
auglo tbs. COmr.
This sale is postponed until
Monday, October 23d, 1882,
(COurt day.
THOS. C. ELDER,
sept29 At Com'r.
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"BUCHUPAIBA."-Qui ok, complete cure, all an
noying Kidney. Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. 81
Druggists. junel6 1y
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*Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is q
positive cure for all those weaknesses so common to
our best female Population.
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COmplexisnal defects are eradicated not hidden
by GLRNN's SULPHUR SOAP Oct6 I'm
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Farmers wanting LIVINGSTON Flows and repairs
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

Pixies ToorHAcHr DROPS cure in one minute.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

By virtue of decree entered in the chancery
cause of Baylors Executors VS.. Davis and ais in
the Circuit Court of Augusta county. I, the under
signed will sell at public auction to the highest bid
der il front of the Court House In Staunton, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

This lot fronts II feet on High street and runs back
100 feet and fronts on lot No 4, II feet with al
ley way the full depth of the lot, and is designated
by plat OF that part of the city as lot No. 8.
TERMS-Enough cash in hand to pay the costs
OF suit and sale, and the residue upon credit OF
six, twelve and eighteen months, payable in equal
instruments from the day of sale the purchaser
executing bonds therefor with approved personal
security bearing interest from the day OF sale and
retaining the legal title as ultimate security.
P. A. BAYLOR,
sept 22-4t Commissioner.
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Saturday, the 18th of October, 1882,

that very valuable Building Lot, being ,.nasassss
. part Of lot No. 500 on North Au- XEsgs Is#a
gusta street, now in the possession of lz
s. j. Davis. V5SSG@SX
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The officers visited the house, but only to
see Jim Rhodes flee through the back door.
In the house were James Rhodes pants
and shoes, both of which were deeply
stained with blood. Charlie Rhodes, q
younger brother, confessed that on the
night of the murder, he had seen Jim and
Leroy divide some money and then burn q
pocket-book, which answered to the de.
scription of Mr.. Massey's. The boy had
begged for the pockst-book but the broth h.
ers had refused, aud burned it. Search
ing parties were sent out through Able
snarle county. and to the nsighbor hoods
of Greenville and Buffalo Forge. in Au-
gusta county, in both of which Rhodes
had relatives.
HOW THE MURDERER wOvK THE WEE
FOR HIS CAPTURE.
Rhodes was a bold and active man, and
though several times seen in Albemarle
and fred al, returned the FIRE and escaped.
He boarded train on the Midland road.
in Nelson county, and got safe to Tenues.
see on March 10Th, nine days after the
murder. But he had unwittlngly left his
address behind him. In his stress to get
away after the murder. he applied to an
old colored man in Albemarle to put him
in a box and ship him to Cooke county
Port of Tennessee"- that is, that was thu
way the negro recolIected 1t. Common
sxealth' Attorney, Micajah Woods, got ar
Official list of the post offices in Tennessee
land discovered Newport, Cooke county
Tennessee. That post Office and vicinit!
were Immediately showered with descrip
live circulars of Rhodes and the reward
for his capture. But he had changed his
appearance and his name. Near New
port he was believed to be from Sewer
county. He had died his hair and bssrd
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oct o-2nl.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

The trustees Of the John +. 0latel
Fund recently met In New York City
and perfected arrangements for IT. d,e'
tribution. The fund consists Of o..
Oo0,000, the income from which = to b
devnted to the education Of colored peo.
pie In the South. Ex-Preoident Hayes
= made President Of tho Board AZ Trus-
tees In the deed Of trust, and Chief Jue-
tice Waite b Vice Presjdent The fund
has been turned over 70 tho trustees and
reoeipted tor, and the executive com.
mites authorized to invest II at their
own discretion. About one-half has a.
ready beeP safely placed, and when the
6Jst instSlment Of interest falls due It
will b devoted 70 it. specified purpose.
It b not proposed to esta 5li-h any special
Institutions, bat to educate
the colored people in the institutions al-
ready established. Mr.. Slater ha.
earned the gratitude Of millions Of the
colored people by his munincent git,
DO I what b quite - satisfactory to Tim
be II living to see the good be be- done.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

etrayed from Browns 0ulch: 'ass H. 800 me-
three worG hogse. and one small ''.ss 'ssi h1e.
Mule. branded l6 on 'elt d tgh: One sses sa dcsa
oad 1Ace, front legs white fr0" Ah i.sht r@
srsx Sorss u Srsnd sis 'd01s"B joined 'os:s:s ~
Ieit hip. 6gure ( ON LETT sh uldcr' me sAss
morse. he'll On when left. no brands . ."f ~ ,hek
reward III be paid for in'"r'ns''''
whereabouts. N uccoNNELL!:;.
d. d. Waixervile
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27
SaBRIFF'S SALE.

W G. 0akss, plaintiif. against '''"'' L
jTo Se soi, At sheriff. sale; on i,s;s. the 81 ase
une, A. d. lsss. IN front Of u,s r - .. the ~.
IN the CITY of lutte, vt 2OclNck r. Al ihe
lowing deacll0-d property. Us" s.,.te viira
right, title. Interval. claim a,, .h" :s.h dy
de. e"dant, Daniel Jaee' T. haa a.",irr,i "' o. my
of 6epie~ber. 1881. or has aqn,r acqunr of, H. alI
hereafter acquire by patent ,hrrsIHc,: IHc::ucn l"*
% the east 10 'eet Of tire Olv ,'.'., Ie,ee ~
Aiming Claim. situStsd ~ Indet n T. esS
ting District. silv..r kow cnn'y ~, ~ in len ~ u:
portion of said claim being ." ;',,sfed on ~.
and 60 feet IN wmth. and r. s'.""Ix .,'I xhoa' c's
south stie OF 3, liver Bow creek .riy x' fra" ,ps
hair milo below ana ~ ilhw.;"sx xxs .aa*',.s, ~,
Centennial Brewery. end %m," ',,, .N,h. ist
July 4,h, ls75 aud rec"r!r: July y, .'rts. Il"
page rs. OF Book e., of I,.', i,s'. r,H all ~IE,i
L0dGe county NJ r.. tO=et'IeI w. rjrht. ~
ments on said property. anu ,,n,n ~. Iel,s'eine
dated hi. sstS day ii NY. ! 1nowKY: 2 ,
Sheriff OF silver Tow .t .o"'
by c. A. SMALL, Uuder Shf''"'
1may-0W3W
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

Last Monday the Saints in Utah held
IN election 70 vote o. the Constitution
ol Utah. From the Salt Lake Herald
We learn that the electien passed olI
very quietly In the city and that The
vote polled was much heavier than that
polled at ordinary elections. The total
vote east In the city was s,aos, all bat
nine being in favor II the Consultation.
Provo. Ogden and Logan cast almost .
solid vote for the instrument. TIE con.
veatio0 which framed tho Constitution
will meet on the olh u June next and
canvas the ueoult q which time dels.
gates will b selected to 70 % Washing.
ton with the Coustitution aud ask Con.
gress tn rat y Il and confer Statehood
upon tho TeSritaay. The Gentiles con-
sii~red the whole thing farce and took
NO hand In he electi0n. The HeroHd
evidently has little hope Of favorable
action upon the instrument by Con-
Gross, but thinks D ah will never reach
Statehood witbs,ut asking for It. In IN
article commenting upon tho election
that paper says: 1T may be said that
the APPEAL 10 useless In the present
frame Of mind Of C0ngress; II may Be
-, hat there h no harm, IN pleading for
rights and representing wr.'ngs that are
suffered. II h certain We will never at-
tain tO the condition Of Statehood with
out asking The exceedingly liberal
Ct,nstituiiOn that has been adorted may
Duggest to Congress that perhaps after
nj t.,e people o. Utah are MT ths bestisa
wrstch:s they have bss" represented to
be. and puD6ably they will Ws,rk out
their own destiny quicker than Con-
Rrens c>n do Il for them"
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

Our dispatches record the thoe that
when the Republicans In the House At
tempt to force the consideration Of the
Mackaye- Dibble contested election case
upon that body there is no quorum1
There may he those who do not exactly
understand how it is that there is q
quorum present except when 1t 10 at-
tempted to call this particular csse up.
In all legislative bodies. it Is necessary
that certain number, called . quorum,
of members should be present In order
to the Transaction of business. The
reason of this is obvious. The number
necessary to constitute quorum may
be fixed by law, by usage, or by the rs
selnbly itself. In the House Of Repre-
the number is fixed by the
Constitution itself, which provides that
q majority Of all the members hall con-
stitute quorum. The present House
has, We believe, 293 members, of which
147 is majority. There bling quite .
of Republican members absent
that party cannot muster l47 votes. aud
when the Democrats refuse to vote upon
roll call the minutes show there Is no
quorum present, hence no motions are
in order except for call Of the House
or to adjourn, consequently no business
can be done. In the case In question
the Democrats refuse to vote, and by re-
f0sing no action can be had upon the
contested election case referred to.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

WARRINGTON, Nay 2&-The 6ecreta-
tary OF the Treasury has prepared circu-
the form IT certificate % Q delivered f0
Chinese lsboress departing from thie
country emitting them 70 return under
the act of Nay eth, 1859. II b provided
that certificates shall b printed on
bank note fibre paper % - to prevent
couOterfeltng.
In the Senate to-day Butler said that
Immediately after the disposal OF the
japanese indemnity bill he wOuld urxe
actt''n upon the bill for = Territorial
Cove: nnlent for 80utheagtern Alaska.
Az showing the urgency Of prompt ~.
ti0n be ~eut to the Clerks deek and had
read sundry communications showing
law!essness among the miners Of that
section.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

VIE~xA, May An. Ritchie, ec''r ~ !.
Of . Socialist paper, was sentences y =, !.
years. imprisonment and hard 'ao' "
high treason.
CAIRO, Ills., May ga 1r ~" ~.
train Of freight cars On the ILLINOIS ~
tral destroyed four cars Of grain, o't. :.
meat, and badly damaged othefs' "
one hurt.
CHICAGO, May GA Grand ns..a;a ~
Mich, special says Siss"n 4 L'llle .s.a.,
yard at Spring Lake burned ye.sss
and the lumber and mill were "s'''
consumed.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27
PROPHETIC WORDS.

On the morning Of the day ON which
Lord Cavendish aud Mt. Burke were
murdered I'm Dublin the London Soects-
tor, the ablest Liberal journal In Eng
land, contained the following summary
Of the results OF the system under which
Forster ruled Ireland
1.-THE simple and Sufficient answer to
th0se who defend the existing plan Of
administrations muddle Of the Eng
lish system, which is based on willing
obedience, with the Continental system,
which IL based on f0rce-is that !: has
failed. It was intended to keep up Eng.
lish ascendency, to maintain oider In
times Of c0mmoti0n and to strengthen
law. 1t has helped to make English ~
ceDdeDcy hateful, it has never prevent
ed or punished outrage. and
it has begotten in the Irish
mind conviction that law,
properly the est protection OF the fee
bic, is an instrument in their eneniy's
hands. With garrison ten times ~
strong In proportion ~ that of England,
there IL In Ireland no sense of seculity;
the police are most efficient in every.
thing except the prevention and detec-
ton Of crime; and the officials, instead
Of icing considered, ~ in France and
Scotland, the peoples protectors, are 90
hated that to take permanent Office In to
betray the national cause. It 10 time
the system was changed"
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

On the 18th inst. the House Commit
tee on Foreign AhAin unanimously 10
ported bill to provide for the restora-
tion to c,tisenship Of any such citizens
oI tho United States ~ have become
naturalised - subjects Of Great Britain.
The bill provides that such naturalised
British subjeotmay assume hi. character
and privileges - . citizen Of the United
Stat BY subscribing to IN instrument
in wording substantially - follows:
IL, A. b., Of -. being originally q
citizen Of the United States Of America,
and having become naturali3<d within
tho dominIons Of her Britannia Najes-
ty ~ . British subject, do hereby ~
n0unce my naturalization % q British
subject, aud declare that It h my desire
to resume my nationality % q citizen Of
the United 6tatee."
The above remuneration shall be made
within tho territory Of the United
States before any court authorised TO I'd.
init aliens to naturalization. The do.
claraut sh III also subscribe the usual
oath Of allegiance In tho case of other
citizens. The bill pa,sed
tho House the day Il was intsvduced.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

There arc those who think that Blaine
10 1arnjshing bockbone for Mitchell I'm
his fight with Cameron, and that whea
the proper time arrives he viii be found
on the stump in Pennsylvania support
Ing the Independent ticket ofthat State.
1t b hardly probable Nr. Blaine xill
compromise himself to that extent, The
1ndependents are bolting faction, and
tho Maine politician b not yet ready 70
commit political suicide BY openly e.
po3sing their cause.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

An Exodus Of English Darmee..
LONDON, May 26.-One hundred and
twenty Heref0Fdshire farmers lett for
Cau~ais. "
Davttt and Eagan had conference
yesterday at Brandon, Wales.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27

LONDON, Nay .. Princess Lsuie
sailed for Canada today.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27
Oougreootonal.
HOUSE.

WAsHlNoT0N, May q. - Calki,
called up the M~ckaye -Dibble conteste
election case.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-05-27
wD0T EIDE JOOIeIS8V1N36

Hiteer Root Valley--The Garden Spot
of llontana-Ito Rapid Settle
ment-Apprectst1ouofFa Farm
ing Iando-Its Great Re-
eources-Fruit
Culture.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-11-01
HAND ooo Arl fKES
,FNVFRTISENisRsIFS.

we did as Messrs Mliasnn and
Porters desired except that we
put on two men that would be
IN favor of Miller. Ii was no 20
bs so doing. They could uot
steal the cpuntv seat. 1t was
clear case of fraud, concocted
tor the exposes purpose OF gam
ing the couiAy seat for St Law
renee.
LIT as consider some of yaur
claiais.
ave are republicans, all ot',--
ers are democrats and green
hackers, "a lIes therclore eutriloi
to tue county seat.
= "We are Hand men; all o,ie
are Pettigrew men, (also a lie)
tthesefore we ought To have the.
county seat.
1--WE came here to steal from
the MilIers, what rightfully be-
longs to them.
1--WE are olIticinns: e, are
oot
1--WE have money. they have
none,
..We are femnerate. (pulv get
ting drunk once a wcek-all
weekl. they are intemperata
..Wr have wafer 0,elpw the
100 feet we borcdl they have
none.
"ye bavca ater tank. Cv'tar,
o,,,,r4sd, ,ot sto, Fl, ~,
ter and the company intend to
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