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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-12

MARRIAGE OF STAUNTON LADY IN
ARKANsAs.-The Newport. jackson Co.,
Arkansas) NeaCs of September 22d, con-
tains the following notice of the marriage
of Stanton lady. The bride is sister of
Mr.. Charles Stafford, of this city. and
but lately went to Arkansas to reside
with her sister Mrs. Laura Remmel:
On Tuesday evening we had the pleasure
of attending one of the most interesting
ceremonies it has ever fallen to our lot to
see performed. Pro mptly at Z O'Clock, at
the residence of Mrs. H. L, Kennel, the
brides sister. were assembled the relatives
and few friends to witness the beautiful
marriage ceremony, as it was presented by
the Rev. E. A. Garrison, of Augusta, and
which made l.. Hirsch and Nettie Stat
ford maH and wife.
The groom is too we'll known in this
community as young man of sterling in
tegrity, popularity and business capacity.
to add additional comment, while all who
know the bride can bear testimony to her
modest simplicity and frankness of man
ner. which has ever made her general
favorite in our midst, with the young as
well as the old. She was elegantly attired
in garnet silk and lace with diamond 0rna-
mentS
The presents were numerous and costly.
After receiving the congratulatioD OF
friends, the happy couple took the Irnr
Mountain train for st. LOUIS. On their
return they will at once take . session
of their beautifully furnished home, which
the groom had 80 wisely built and compile
ted before the important event occurred.
Of them it may we'll be said
1.-TWO souls with but a single thought
Two hearts that beat as one.''
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An Official List of Collector Craig's
Apprentices.


The following is TIE correct and official
list of the officers and employees in the
Sixth Internal Revenue district of Virgin
Ia, under W. E. Craig, Collector:
W. E. Craig, John A. Noon. R. r An
drew. J M Irvine, II. H. Fultz DR. W.
W. S. Butler, H. +. Cosby, Ed. A. Nc
Mahon, StauntoD D. j. Whipple, Lex
ington; Tbos J. Wilson. Fincastle; j A.
Tankesley. Liberty; W. 81. Goodwin AT
ton, Nelson county; B. D Avis, Char-
lottesville; W. FL. EgeborD. Eggbornsville,
Culpeper county; IL. Clay Bayiy. Della
plane; William Ayee, Jr.. Alexandria,
John S. Watson, ]. M. McLapghiin, J. S.
Rarnes. John Kinnier, j u. Lanelev,
John Averett. Lynchburg; J. IA. Yates.
Middlebrook. Augusta c,unty; w. II.
German, Robert Cochran, E. L. Curtis,
Staunton; J. s. Anderson, Greenville,
Augusta county; NJ. G. Black we'll, K-rnb-
town; Thos. r Campbell. Knlner's Store,
Augusta county; Fl. Il. Coleman, Browns
burg. Rockbridge county; A. u. Fulton,
q. e. Faut, Madison Courthouse; g. T.
Lakewood, Brugh's Mill, Botetourt coun-
ty; j. F. Jones. DelapIane: FL. T. Lindsey,
VIM. McKeever, lexington; Il. A. New
man, Folly Mills, Augusta county; q. L.
Prlchard, Front Royal; s. w. Patterson
Big Island. Bedford county; D. e. Rosen-
baum, Staunton; 7. A. Smith, Liberty;
F. M. Taylor. Timber Ridge, Rockbridge
county; G. l.. Thompson, Ruckerville,
Greene county; j. H. Van Dever, Rock
bridge Baths; A. VonKlser. Covington;
". s. Wood. Sperryville. Rappahannock
county; P. \. P-nn. Big Island. Be ford
county; James r O'Neal, Luray: D. W.
Burnly, Meechum's River; Alex. Fortune,
LOv1ngstOn.
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furnish a certificate that he was duly reg
istered. and that his name has since his
removal been erased from the registration
book of said voting district, which shall
be sufficient evidence to entitle him to
register, and the name IF every such par
son shall be entered upon the registration
book of the township, ward or voting
place to which he has removed by the reg
istrar at anu time or By one of the judges on
the day Of election.''
PERSONAL.
Robt. G. Wright. Esq. President of the
Democratic Club of Waynesboro, has
returned from his trip North to pur-
chase goods. and is at home. Some lively
work will be cut out for the club now.
Hon. John T. Harris was in Stanton
Tuesday, returning from his meeting with
l. e. Fowler at Caroline.
Hon. G. T. O'Ferrall, was in the city
this week on his return to the Southwest.
The Democracy of Fort Defiance will
meet to morrow, Saturday evening, to
form campaign club. There are already
forty names on the roll for the club. A
large meeting is desired and expected.
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NEWSPAPERS IN THE PosToFFICE.-
The Postoffice Department has just issued
a rule which will be of much Importance to
unwilling readers, upon W hom newspaper
owners attempt to force their journals.
The gist Of the decision is. that if an
editor sends his paper to man who does
not order it. or for longer time than he
has ordered it, he cannot recover of the
reader OF, it any pay, even though the man
takes tue paper out of the postoffice and
reads it. Here is the order:
1.-THE liability Of party to pay for a
newspaper must be determined by the rules
applicable to other contracts. When a
publisher. without request flom a party,
either expressed or implied, sends paper,
the mere fact that the party addressed
takes the paper from the postoffice does
not, of itself, create liability to pay for
TIT takes two to make a contract. and
one party, without the consent OF the
other. cannot make him his debtor
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Virginia Coprt of appeals.

Fridau-Argument in case Of Reherd ct a. vs..
Long ct al was heard. and continued I'LL "-o'
fine Court was not in session Saturday ,na ot
Monddy.-Argument in Rehefd ct al vs. Long Ct
al was fully heard and submitted
B g. Patterson, Of Harrisonburg, quallhedt 10 pt"o
tice in this Court. 81.
The case Of r. A. Coffman vs.. II. Coffnan Ct a.
from Rockingham. In which the decree oeloM ha az
been affirmed on the 4th inst Dy on
the docket and a reheafng granted Inc iuoi "
the 4th inst was set aside and the case conthueu
for hearing until the next term of the Court uo
county. was parity argued and continued uu'il
Tuesday for further argument
Argued by Gen. Roller aud Judge Calvert and sub
mitted.
Branner VS. Richie. from Rockingham. Argued
by Gen Roller, and submitted
Riddle vs.. Snule's yxec'r, from r. ckingham
Argued by E. S Conrad, and submit .ed.
Wednesday. billiards. ad,ar VS.. n billiard, from
John T. billiard vs.. Dilarn's ex' or, from Nels m
Argued by Judge yno. II McCue. and sub nittrd
Williams VS. Williams, from Albemarle submit
ted on The record.
The 5lh and 9Th Circuits were called through IN
the absence of counsel aud the first case from i2tl
Circuit called making the ten cases to pc caied III
one day.
Thursdoy-Long VS. Irvine from Shenandoah
Affirmed Judge Lewis delivering the opi9i1n
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co: VS. G koun u
Affirmed, judge Faunteroy delivering the oplnion
Joshua Clemys. ID. H Holmes from Shenana?an
Affirmed Judge Fauntleroy delivering the opinio''
Cowan VS.. White & Green from R@klngnsm
Affirmed Judge Hinton delivering opinion, Jua ses
Fauntleroy and Lacy dissenting.
Margaret Miller's admir- VS. John Cox $ ann IT.
from Rockingham. Affirmed Judge Hinton deils
Ftazier vs. Frazer Reversed Judge acy deliv
ering the opinion.
Dunlap VS. McCorke. Argued by Lawrence Marye
and contfn led for further a. glment
W W. Larkn, Of Lynchburg. qualified to prac'
tice in the Supreme Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Der 81. 1883 'n'e o'''u'' >ouf' d Ausus'"' 'ep'sA
Abram Magnet Levi Fellers. and Mallnda his
vile, (nee Shaner.) Francis Magnet, inee shaner.)
- Hoover, Elizabeth Greer, tnee Alford,) Isaac
Long. John Harsbbarger. X ebert Afford, A. j. Al
ford Eiiz lbeth Alerson,W Alerson James Al
ford, David Myers, VIM Croft, Henry johnson and
and LIZZIE his s WIFE, He Goman Mamie coman,
Alex Coffman, John Golf man. David Coffman. John
C"f ma enf;ant2 Christian coifman Abram W
ST., decd. Abran C,tfnan, Catharine Scott C B.
stisgel. David Myers and Elizabeth his wife, (nee
IA his vile (nee Colin n) W Bats and and Rebee.
Mary his wife (nee Coffman) Oh as. NJ Bats and
Susan his wife lnee Cotfman) W. Tollley Eliza
David Cotfman, Solomon Cofman John Fry A. B.
Lightner Sheriff OF Augusta county and as such
Mage HoSe
line Afford Rebecca Myers, Sallie Croft Abram
EIbaugh Sallie siege Hester FOLEY, sarah Shaner,
ly. ex'or Of Jacob Coffman ST., decd. and G. E
Sipe assignee in Bankruptcy of Robert Afford
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to have a final settle
Element of the Estate of John Afford, decd, to
make final distribution among such of his heirs
suc as 9 ave ID In to
have construed the will Of said John afford.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Abram Mag
net, Levi Feers and Malinda his wife. (nee Shaner)
Francis Magnet, tnee Shaner). - Hoover, John
Harshbarg-r, A. j. Afford, Elizabeth Allerson, W.
johnson and Frances his wife, (nee Coffman) David
Cotfman. G. NJ Coffman. A. Sorrels
M Bats and Susan his WIFE, (nee Cofiman), Mar
tin Coffman, Samuel Coffnan, David ,otfman.
Solomon Coffman, John Fry, Susan Erbaush. ami
Samuel Kennerly executor of Jacob Cotfmian. Sir
decd nonresident of this State it is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
notification n hat G
eSSary to protect their interests.
TeSte-
J.W STOUT, p.q
oct5 At
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, OcT s-Prices
of beef cattle ranged as follows. Best IS 25a$5 STU
that generally rated first quality 81 00a$5 co, medi
una or good fair quality So 3711as3S1 ordinary thin
Steers, oxen and Cows $300as325 Extreme range
of prices s30oa$5.S7A Most of the sales were from
"a .00a$5 so per 10 lbs. Total receipts for the
week 1922 head total sales for the week 2l05 head
The marke to day was not as active at any time
last Monday. and towards the close became ex,
tremely dull. Prices for the better grad were a
little firmer than last Week and trhe higher bud
the others tell off 1sc from last weeks quotations
There is very little, if any, difference in the quality
of the Cattle as compared with last Monday
offerings.
SHEEP ANE LAMBS.-The receipts do not reach
quite half the number of last weeks offerings. with
the quality not good then. Trade is active for
good Sheep which are scarce; common stock is
hard to sell. Stock Sheep slow. with limited de-
mand We quote fat Sheep at BIS cts. and Lambs
at 44a6 cents per Id gross Stock Sheep .5nas350
per head for Ewes. ard Wehers 4a414 cents per lib.
Arrivals this week 266 head.
HoGs.-1here is slight increase in the receipts
over last week. with the quality quite as good as it
was then. Trade is fairly active and good with the
expectation that all the stock will be sold before the
close. We quote common Hogs at 61aa7 cents. bet
ter grades 7a711 cts, with most sales at 7sa7 cts.
per lb net. Arrivals his week 6034 head.
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Personal.

Prof. E. Louis Ide, formerly of this city.
has been elected Musical Director of the
Gesangvereln-V Virginia, the leading Ger
man singing society of Richmond and or
the South.
Mrs. M. M. Mumaw, has been appoint
ed postmist ress at Roller. in this county.
Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby, U. s. NJ.
who is well known in Staunton, has APP
piled to the Secretary Of the Navy to be
placed on the retired list. He is now IN
command of the squadron on the Aslatlc
station.
Invitation cards are out for the mar
rage of Mr.. Armistead G. Gordon and
Miss Maria Breckenridge Catlett of this
city. at Trinity Church, Wednesday next,
October 18th. at noon.
Col. Bolivar Christian, who has just re-
turned from his tour of Europe, is among
the guests at the Virginia Hotel.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Stnddart
Huntingdon, wife Of President G. T..
Huntington, Of the Chesapeake u Ohio
Railway is announced, in her sixtieth
year. She was married TO Mr.. Huntington
In 1874, and she accompanied him on all
of his many jpulness to California.
Rev. Mr.. Cunningham of Augusta,
preached in Hiehlsnd county last week.
The mary Staunton friends of Frof. J
L. Cam pbell, will be glad tn hear that he
is so far restored as TO enable him to re-
sumo the chair of geology ard chemistry
at Washington and Lee University.
Mr.. y. NJ. Hopkins. former clerk with
Messrs Burke & Bradley. left with hts
wife and child last Friday night to make
bis future honie in Georgetown, Texas.
where he has secured a position as clerk.
On Monday last Messrs. John DoaOvan
Vim. B. McChesney and - Remer, for
tnefly of the Revenue Department at Har-
risonburg, arrived in Stanton from Da-
kota, where they now reside. They were
on there way to Harrisonburg.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Powell, of Atlanta, Ga,
is in the city visiting his family. Mr..
Powell gives a glowing description of the
present and future of Atlanta, which is
destined to be the city of the cotton grow
ing section of the Union.
Mr.. W. II. Fix, of Greenville, has
turned out 100 barrels of cider from his
mill this season.
Mrs. A. Y. Lee, and children, left last
week to reside in Pittsburg, Pa, where
her husband and son have excellent bust.
ness positions.
In noticing the fact that Miss Fannie
Tannehlll of stanton, had been appoint.
ed to the position OF Music Instructor at
| the Female institute at Somerville, Tenn.
we should have said that she was grad.
uate If the Wesleyan Female Institute
| and pupil of Miss Lizzie Diniels.
Hon. A. Fl. H. Stuart, who went to
New York last week to attend the meet
! ing of the Board of Trustees of the Pea
| body Fund has returned. He was accom-
| panied by his son-in-law, A. F. Robert
son. ESQ.,. and lady. who also returned
| with him.
Judge Hugh W. Shelley presided ove1
the General Convention of the Episcopa
Church at Philadelphia at it's Tuesday :
session. The committee OH the consecra
tion of Bishops has reported favorably on
Assistant Bishop elect Randolph of Vir
ginia.
We stated last week that Jos. P. Asst
| Esq, had ''sold'' his meat store to M essrs
Gait q Kerr. This was incorrect; he
rented 10 the parties named for two years.
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DIED.

Phillips On the 18th of Sept, at the residence
Koiner's store. Augusta Mrs Mamie j Phillips.
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Wine. decd. aged 81 years.
2 mauIhs and IL days leaving distressed hu> :
band and two small children, one about IL days
Old.
NeTUfCHFN Near Middebrook, on the night of
Sept SHih. Mrs Susan McCutchen, wife Of James
a'c'Nutchen. She was il but a short time She
was = member of the Seceder Church, (Presby-
Ian Har remains were uttered at Old Provi
dence Church. Rev. Mr.. HaddOn officiating.
loI, wife of DIR. M. c. Kemper, in the twenty
second year of her age, leaving an infant two days
old.
POWERS AT Mt Sidney, Sept 18th. Mrs. saie
Powers, wife OF Samuel Powers. and daughter OF
John w. Watson.
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DEDICATION IN HUTTONsvILLE.-We
acknowledge the courtesy of an invitation
to be present at the dedicatory services of
the Presb terian Church at Huttonsville,
Randolph county, W. Va, on the 2lst
inst. Formal invitations have been issued
to twenty churches, and eighteen represen-
tative newspapers. The services will prob
ably begin on the 18Th inst Revs. j. E.
Booker, r. g. Walker, F. McCutchan
and G. Buckle, will assist Rev. MIR. Rose
bro in conducting the services. Arrange
ments for the accommodation of visitors
are in progress and competent ushers and
messengers will be in attendance. 1t is
estimated that 700 people can be seated in
the building.
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Only Five Feet Between Him and Death

Ouly G1t0 GOCt 0CtW COu A4iuA AAN 0O~ VI .
On Tuesday afternoon last ,as the mixed
train on the Valley Railroad ne.red
Greenville they saw gentleman lying in
a ditch with his head under a wrecked
buggy, and hoIse, dreadfu!ly cut, strug-
Cling to get free from the wreck. The
rain was stopped aud the passengers on
going back ard getting the gentleman
cut, found that it was Henry Mish. Esq,
venerable and wealthy citizen of the
county. Mr. Msh's horse became fright
ened at the cars and dashed across the
track, the loco motive not missing the We
hicle by more than q space Of five feet.
After crossing, the animal ran along the
side of the track smashing the buggy, fall
ing. and throwing Mr.. Mish int" the peril
Gus position in which ne was found. Mr..
Mish made remarkable escape, for his
injuries were found on examination to be
only severe bruises.
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City Notices.
ConQuers as 1t Goes

The following is but one of the many testimonials
being constantly received commendatory of DR..
Fahrney's Health Restorer:
Drs. D. Fdhrney & Son /: GENTLEMEN The use
of the bottle of Health kestoe sent to has been
of such practical benefit that feel it but just to
Speak werd IN its favor. 1t is the first medicine
that Ihave found that would conquer sick.head-
ache Rev G. b Holt, to whom you sent bottle.
has also received much benefit from it,
REV. j. III. FRIES, A. NJ.
Principal shenandoah Seminary,
oct12 3m* Dayton, Va
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HORSE RECOVER D.-Last Friday we
noticed that Jacob Galding and Neil Hoy
had been brought from the neighborhood
of Koiner's Store and lodged in Jail for
stealing horse from s. Fl. Alexander, of
Harriston. They at first refused 10 tell
the whereabouts of the horse, but Mr.. A.
found that they had sold it to Mr.. John
Rid of this county for s55. When Mr..
Reid visited the Jail to identify the thieves,
Galding denied having eve. seen him but
Hoy confessed. A brother of Hoy was re-
Gently in Jail at Waynesbnro charged with
stealing horse from a gentleman across
the mountain but was released.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-12

BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE EN-
aINEERs.-Mr. R. l. Sweetwood, Dele
gate from Stanton Division M SO. to the
National Convention of tile Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers. which meets
in Buffalo, N. Y y, Oetober II H. left on
Wednesday last for that city. There are
twenty eight members in the branch of
the Brotherhood which meets at Staunton
The Brotherhood of Locomotive EngI-
neers has paid during the last fifteen years
insurance benefits amounting to ST ,362, :
AL 30 an average Of $3.50 OS on each
claim. at a cost per member of $33 35t per
year. The Brotherhood pays for the loss OF
hand. arm, limb or eJesighi, the same
amount as for death.
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MALICIOUS POISONING OF DOGs.-We
hear of some complaint from the country
of valuable and harmless dogs being pois,
oned. AS warning to those persons gull
ty of such cruelty We copy the following
clause from the Code of Virginia.
IF a person maliciously administer
poison to. or expose it with intent that it
should be taken by any horse, cattle, or
other beast of another person he shall bs
confined in the penitentiary not less than
one nor more than iye years.
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MARRIED..

MI
IRVTNE-BROWN-Septe r. 1888, at the re-
Sdence III the brides grandfather, Mr.. James Nc
Cufcheon. by Rev. S w Haddon, Mr. Willie Ir-
vine and Miss Anna Brown. Both of Augusta
County, Va.
MUSTOE-SUR the 18th September, at
the residence OF the brides father. in Ba h Cnun
~. by Rev Emmett w. McCorkle, MI. j. Davis
iustoe and Miss Mary NJ. Surber-all OF Bath
County, Va
F!X-l0 TMAN-on Sept 9th. by Rev j. NJ.
Shreckhise, Mr. charles I. Fix and Miss Maggie
A. LOWman-all of Auyusta
McCLINTIC-BONNER On the 18th ult. at the
residence of the brides father; Co W B ,nner,
Theodore McClintic and Miss Sue A Bonner.
HESS-HOLBERT-On the 3rd of October at the
residence of Mr. Alexander Hoibert the bride 8
father, near Midway, by the Rev H Hamilton
belt-ali Of AUGUSTA county.
MCCORMICK -ALEXANDER In Waynesboro,
oct 8th. by Rev. Frank Nc 'utchan, Mr.. "a.
Thompson McCOrmick to Miss Bette l.. Aexan!
der, daughter Of W. B. Alexander, Esq.
HARMAN-MOFFErT In the First Presbyterian
Church Stanton, october 10, by rev. W E
Moiiett. dau liter of Juo. T. MOffett Esq.
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THE COMPETITIVE BABY SnOW.-Tbe
Directors of the Baldwin Augusta FAIR
have fixed upon Thursday, the 25sh INST.
between the hours of IL and 2, for the ex-
hibition of babies competing for the hand
some premiums of Treasurer ]. M. Carol
aud DR.. Garter Berkeley. Special police
arrangements will be made, looking to The
protection OF children on that day.
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NezU Advertisements.

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION In the Clerks Of
flee Of the Court of Hastings Tor the City Of
Stanton, October l1Gh 1888
Candace G. Hendry y N. Miller an Florence
W his wife, formerly Hendry, E. s. Trussel and
Cons g. l. his wife formerly Hendry. Ihomp.
son W Hendry. and Charles Hendry, an infant. by
his next friend, s. N Miller, Plaintiffs
VS..
I. S Hend:y, Executor of Eleanor Hen0ry, decd
L s. Hendry and W. D. Runnels, Sergeant of the
CITY OF stanton and as such administrator eta
of Charles Hendry, decd Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to have the rights of the
plaintiffs in the houses and lots in StaunTon. known
as Nos 81 and 70 South Augusta Street determined
and a conveyance of the same made TO them
And it appearing. by affidavit filed; that I. S
Hendry, executor of Eleanor Hendry, deceased
and 1. s. Hend Y. are nonresident of til State OF
Virginia, 1t is ordered that they do appear here
within month after due publication OF this order
and do what is necessary to protect their interests
Teste.
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT,
HUDSON s. PATRICK, p q. Clerk.
oct12 4w
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AcCIDENT.-John Inglehart, or Ingleka,
hailing from Augusta county, while trad
ing for cattle with g. A. Williams. in
Monroe county, W. Va, last week, acct
dentally discharged his pistol shooting
Williams in the mouth-the ball coming
Gut back of his neck It was a severe, but
not fatal wound, done in joke.
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DIsoRDERLY House. annah Boyd
Maria Jumbo and Charlotte Breckin-
ridge, all colored women of bad character.
we're fined $50 each in the Hastings
Court for keeping disorderly house in
Irish Alley.
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A Two AND A HALF POUNDER.-Mr.
Jas. H. McCutchan. of Spring Hill, has
sent to this office yellow tomato weigh
ing two and half pounds. Augusta coun-
ty can hold her own in any county fair in
the State.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIseRs.-Th Board
of Supervisors OF the County held meet
ing at the courthouse on Monday last,
all the members being present-and trans
acted the following county business.
Examined and Above accounts for road
service amounting to So, 149 Sc, payable
out of the levy of 1888. and also accounts
for road and other services on the levy Of
1882 amounting to 1897 So. Various &C.
counts for sheep killed by dogs for the
year ending May Isl, 1858, were also ex-
amined and ordered to be paid from the
dog tax fund of Said year. the number Of
sheep killed and wounded during the past
year by dogs being 543 and their total
assessed value ST. 1878 rs, total dog tax for
same year ST. 1850. which. after deduct
ing all legal costs including fox scalps left
a net balance of 81 1858 So, yielding So per
cent on the dollar To pay for shee luSses
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-12

STAUNTON AND LEXINGTON.--The
Valley road extension bang built from
both ends. only has gap of three miles yet
to fill. The three mile gap is just beyond
Timber Ridge.
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A HANDSOME PICrURE-It is impos-
sble to tell how far ar: will not be
brought to the aid of wealthy advertising
houses. We nave received from the great
medicine house Of DIR. D. Fahrney & Son,
located at Hagerstown, Md, (where the
Teethng Syrup and Health Restorer is
manufactured a chrome which would BIZ
an ornament to any parlor. It is a pic
ture of Che head of f male, the skin, the
flowing hair and the flowers at her neck
being executed in the highest perfection
of artistic work.