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The annual sun danee Of the Sioux
Indians occurred recently at Rosebud
reservation IN Dakota, about 900 In
dians and some white persons being
present. on Sunday brush Enclosure
was built, and that evening hneen In
dams entered and commenced their
long dance, having been fasting four
days. In the afternoon the voluntary
torture commences, three men offer
ing themselves. The medicine man
performed the operation. de made
two vertical incislous In the beast
with q sharp knife, and passing stick
under, lifted the flesh and fastened Il
TO the end OF rope depending from a
tyOle. The dancers then worked until
they freed themselves By violently
breaking the flesh. FOllOW-a-Woman
broke loose in five minutes aud Lives
in-the-Air after ten minutes exertlon,
hut Poor Dog remained tied up half
an hour before he could tear out the
thongs from both breasts. They then
all reiOined the dance. Several Of the
bucks had small pieces Of flesh cut
from their arms, their squaws offering
their arms for part Of the loss. The
whole was dreadful exhibition Of
physical endurance and savage bar
barity. At 5 O'Clock the dance closed,
the participants having jumped up
and down. blowing their whistles, for
6fly hours without food or water part
OF the time In the burning sun. Some
were completely exhausted at the
close Of the dance, their eyes being
closed and their bodies Ia spasms.
This probably Is the last time these
eruellies will be permitted, A. strong
effort il being made by the govern
ment 10 stop the sun dance
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ARTHUR the WHITE HOUSE.

During the finst part Of his stay
here he was closely watched, and
every politician who came from New
York and boosted around the lobby Of
Willard's that he aud Arthur were
Intimate friends, and were. in the
habit Of putting each other under the
table, found willing listeners aud
Open-mOuthed believers. There has
been a good deal less of that sort Of
thing Of late.
The "Old boys were received rather
kindly at the White house at first but
the welcome sOOn grew cold. and tie
number Of cOnvivial visitors diniin-
ished. All the stories about the Pre- =
ident's heavy drinking and rapid
ways Of living that were current last
spring have been forgotten WASH
ington 40 longer follows the President
with the anxious gaze Of the village
gOssipOr with any unkindly suspicion
President Arthur gives the public no
ground to complain Of his conduct.
He IL At all times the decOrOus and
genial gentleman, and the White
House has rarely been treer from OF
jectiOnable callers than now.
One principal reason why Mr.. Ar
thur finds his paths lying in pleasant
places Is that he does not deceive Of
fice-seekers or mislead them. He tells
the man who has not the ghost Of a
chance 20 get what he wants that fact
In a gentle and kindly way, and does
not encourage applicants whose cases
he knows to be hopeless. IL is true
that some members Of Congress COM
plain that Mr.. Arthur will not tell
them anything, and only the other
day ! heard a Senator contrast this
Administration with the Hayes Adj
ministTatiOn, and declare that the
latter was more acceptable. He said
that Hayes was certainly a gentleman.
and that persons who went TO the
White House were always sure 10 be
kindly received and we'll treated. He
did not find 10 so pleasant to go there
now. However this may be, IL Is
worthy Of remark that Arthur as
President Is not surrounded by any
kitchen Cabinet. He Is reputed 10
like 10 Oblige some OF the ladies In
Washington society, who now and
then take a hand in public affairs, but
no one man or woman has obtained
any such footing at the White House
as 10 be able to set up as a mediator
between the President and those who
seek 10 reach him.-Fhlddeiphid
Press Washington Correspondent.
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DELIHoUEHT TAX LIST, 1888.
rua T17 OFna
Notice TO TaXp0yeTs.

OFFICE or COUNTY TRZAsUaER,l
SALINE oruHTr MaEGaa
saiina. Juiy 6. lisa }
NOTICE b hereby given thd ne fon5uine
IN daacFIhe1 lards and tol i1i1. o. 70 nncf
IlfesdGv, September 8, 1883.
ans dutilf the nEEt euoceedilg eayE thertsilsr,
- soli 81 puhlie suction e ny nlce IN de cuuFt
houss O. 6siina, e1lias eounty. EEnazs, Or the
]. n. GazuHF,
TrsasaFss dailns counfE. Kahsis
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sad nsr.cual I.rorerty 3 taksa g he rroreriT
Of TIE l1CTe 111l1l d1tc11all. ans vi - aall
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Administrators Notice


STATE nF KANSAS.
tGrNrN 90 SALIzE
In the Natter 81 the Eiiate 81 Halert Anderson
dec-slsd
NOTICE g hereby given. that letiera 90 admin
~ isirailou have been granted 10 ihe under
signed on the estate Of RuIert Audsrsau. late Of
aid o1anty deceased, b. the Honorable H.. rro-
bale Court Il The County Gnd State siores1lid
dated The lGih dsy Of June, A. D.. is,I NoE ali
paTsols having claims 1ainat aid eIiatc are here
by noiin 4 that they mud prearui he same IN the
mndersiFnF-l f1r allowance within slis yeaf fftni
The date Of sid Letters o. they may be prnriuled
from any hrueht Of sith esiath. and thai % such
claims he not eHhiiiied aifhin thrre year aflrr
the date o. aid letters, they shall ie FOREVER
barred. Hh ANuEnsng Anulnfsfrsii..r
July lGih, IsS3.
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The oldest, most reliable and leading Agriculiura
Weekly Of America
Advocates the Interests Of the Farmer. the
Brreder and thr Dairymeu

10 aims TO educate and elevate. and 10 give rs
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jag 10 every line OF Industry,
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SAINTS % farmers treating upon 40 .uhifets rrla-
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Administrator'e Notice.
STATE or KANSAS, =
OouNTT o. SALINE. -


In The Protate Ccurt ID and tof aid Cotniy.
h a. uaHsr a ~ la1as q Sual F1ruri dorcl.af
mTuTfCE d hereby given that leliefn q adminia-
AZ tTutiul have heee gran.cd 20 the undersigned
tke estate Of swan PTilrd, lEie q aaid ccunig
deceased. b. The Honurabse, The frotale Ccurt q
Ne cocnly and siats aforeslid dated TIE liza cay
Il August, D., f11l. NoU, al 1eIlon1 hari1T
clnl1ll aTainsf ssh. eltlfe aFe hereby nctl1ed
taat they must present the aar1s o he lrderiln-
sid letters or they nay Be preclde1 iron any e1-
r6l o. snch estate: snd t1at n sueh claims b rot
exhibited uilh1 threa yeafs amer he d9te q nd
letters they shall be iaTeger barred.
Aurust ma, Isss.
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Publication Notice.

sllie ol haust szliae lilIi u lsllf1 n IT. lt.iidr
County kaua1s
7. u. DAVIS, IiaiHtiI .e.
A. T.. MCt1aii. Defsnllauf rf-
- AID A. T. McLEOn,a uon-resiieut i herrbf
- notified that D. h-s Ken sIti - -lHf sliihnH
leiort aid lfiee % ts I,l1e iur ~ aunl % els
add Iierest thereon a The rlte oftHelrc uarefnt
pr annuu iruE1 tle 20 day % April, lssl. That
= gefui.lee .uiln,9Fe "a issued. rrguiring the
Inion Pacific Rlilhay Company % ansaer con-
rerliuE ~ inle hfednel1 % aid defendant. That
aid E4ruildee sumllous uaa reinruci on TIE ffih
day % Jelly, ia-3 and answer uade. sid def.n-
d.ni 4 further lotifei that sd ease b. 80 flr
trial % ne a.
GSth day QfSsp1em5er, 1888.
a. o'clock A. ~ bsforo slid lnstics, aud uuiass
sid defendaui appeaFs ani deicula iniz rna ht ri
BE- taken against hi1E Tor mhi sum % tlsl 9Th
interest," a The rate o. twelve PER csnt per anaum
from ne ~ day o. April. lscsl
Aiisai; 3 II. BISHOP, P.
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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
"World Smashing"

World Smashing, Meteoric Astron-
omy, and Lunar Volcanes, are the
thrilling subjects discussed by W. M.
Williams in No. IL of the Elzevir Lii
brary-prace taoo ce'atsl Nervously
inclined readers will be glad to know
that the author is conservative, and
claims that science demonstrates, not
the early destruction of the universe,
but quite the contrary. These three
essays are from handsome large vol
volume by the same author and pub
Usher, issued under the title of "Sci-
ence in Short Chapters, in which are
treated something more than two
score topics of popular interest, many
of them being practical rather than
simply curious. The importers price
of $500 is reduced by the American
publisher to so cents for handsome
cloth binding, or IS cents for half Rus
STA, red edges, though the American
edition is fairly equal to the import
ers. For sale by all booksellers, and
by club agents. John B. Alden, Pub.
Usher, Is Vesey.street, New York.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
Acrostic.

For the Star
Fairest of all fair creatures that inhabit this
world of CLEAN,
And lovelier far are thy features than the
pale moons glstening beam;
Nymph-lil<e and pleasing thy face, thou
seemest to me like dove,
Not made for world that's so base, but
more like the angels above
Into the sparkling lustre of thine eye It's
pleasant to gaze,
Each thought, emotlpSand dream is so like
the sweet minstrels lays
Brighter and happier days come fitting
across my mind,
Unfolding in loveliest phase meditations
pure and refined.
Charming and blissful say are the moments
thus spent in thy sight,
Halcyonian joys then allay all thoughts but
the pure and the bright;
Each of the words thou hast spoken, each
glance of thy gazelle-like eye,
Remains on my soul as token of the bliss
that awaits it on high. S. A, M.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10

We request our farmer friends to
call and see specimen copies of the
AMERICAN FARMER, an interesting
monthly which we are clubbing with
the STAR. Remember, we give our
paper and this valuable agricultural
journal for $l.25. Dirt cheap
Many persons in town keep their
lamps burning all night. If sickness
or work do not require the light, put
it out, as all night long your lamp
throws out poisonous gas, especially
if it is turned down.
| 1Oc-10c-10c-10c- 10c-10c-10c
Dried Peaches, Prunes, Raisins and
Currants, only l0c per pound, at Steele
& Brothers.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10

Mrs. HAYEs.-This lady addressed
the citizens of our community in the
M. E. Church, on Wednesday night
last, in the interest of the "Woman's
Missionary Society" In her remarks
she said that two years ago, the date
of their organization, there was not
cent in the treasury, and last year the
receipts were $4,000, the result of
woman's labor Her manner is earn
est and impressive, and her remarks
strong and forcible. This lady should
have the sympathy and support of all
Christian people in her noble work.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
Interesting to Ladies.

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AS we understand it, machine for
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with excellence throughout.
These conditions the Light Run
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The New Home" specially recon-
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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
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1t is the most economical preparation
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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
ST. Patrick S Day.

The su bscriber will expose to pub
lie sale at his residence on the farm
known as Sheep Creek Farm, belong
ing to John Crawford, three miles
south of Newtown, on Saturday, the
18th day of March, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, the following property, to-wit =
Two Heavy Work Horses, one Good
Mich Cow, one Four Horse Wagon,
one Family Carriage, one Spring Wa
gon, Gears of all Kiuds, good Harrow,
two Chilled Flows, Double and Single
Shovel Flows, Whipple, Double and
Singletrees, lot of Hay, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERMs-All sums under $40, cash !;
above that amount a credit of three
months will be given, on notes with
approved security.
VIM. ALBERT BUSH.
March 10, 1888.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10

Rev. Mr.. Davis, of Albany, N. Y,
has been the guest of DR.. T. M. Miller
during the past fortnight. He left
for home on Thursday.
An unwelcome visitor in the person
of Mr.. Hancock, ax-collector, called
on his Newtown friends last Saturday
Call again, Mr.. H.; it pleases us to see
our folks bestir themselves occasionally
Mr.. Elisha Mcleod left on Tuesday
last for tri p to Pennsylvania.
Miss Jennie Lemley has returned
from long visit to her brother in Up
perville.
Mr.. Ashby Hammock and sister
Mollie are visiting friends and rela-
tives at bayfield,.
Mr.. Rode Bruyere and Mr.. James
Hammock, living near Buokton, were
in town a few days ago.
Mr.. Joseph Lemley and Mr.. Scott,
of Upperville, paid us a visit a few
days ago.
Miss Lulie Snyder is absent visiting
friends in Berryville.
Miss Mary CseYer spent Sunday
last with relatives III this place.
Mrs. A. J. Carver has the thanks of
the "press gang of the STAR for IA
vors extended.
Mr.. Levi Stickley and Misses Annie
Stickley and Title Jenkins are visit
ing the family of DR.. Stickley.
We learn that our young friend Els
worth Jarrett has been seriously i'll
during the past week.
Miss Lucy Cunningham, of Marl-
boro, is visiting the family of Jacob
Locke
Mrs. Mary E. Stickley, of Cedar
Cliff, and Mrs Bette Boyer are guests
of Mrs. L. ]. Stickley.
Mr.. James Bryson, an old-time res
ident of Stephens City, who has beer
spending the past nine months in Ma
ryland, is once more in his old home
and will reside here permanently.
Miss Laura A. Pifer, pretty and
sprightly young lady of Mountain
Falls, who has been spending the past
two months with friends and acquaint
ances in our town, left on Tuesday OF
visit to Winchester.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
G.. F. Mayors

Is closing out goods Ito make room for
Spring stock) at very low prices.
Prime N. Orleans Sugars, only &c
Fair Rio Coffee, &c
Best loose Roasted Coffee, lie
and many other items below real value
500 Barrels Corn wanted, at $3.50
per barrel in Cash, or $500 per barrel
in Merchandise.
February II, l893.w4
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10

We had the pleasure of being pres
ent at meeting of the LAMBS of the
Fold" on Saturday last. Thirty-two
as bright little people as you can find
anywhere were in their places, and
they so interested us in the manner of
conducting their meeting that we have
resolved to be present very often in
the future.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
Blacksmith Shop.

The undersigned has rented the shop for.
merly occupied by b. T. Argenbright, and
will carry on the blacksmithing business in
all its various branches.
Horse Shoeing Speciality.
All work entrusted to him will be done in
the best manner and on the most reasona-
BILE terms. All he asks is trial.
II S. A. RUST.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
FREDERICK COUNTY-SCT
FEBRUARY COURT

FEBRUARY COURT, 1888,
A report of the accounts of Thomas M.
Miller, Administrator of Peter Barley, de-
ceased, and of the debts and demands a
gainst the estate of said decedent, having
been filed in the Office of this Court, and
two years having elapsed since the qualifi,
cation of said administrator, it is ordered
that the creditors of said Peter Barley do
show cause on
Monday, I'd Day Of april, 1888,
against the payment and delivery of the es-
tate of said decedent to his legatces or dis
tributes.
A Copy-Teste-
JAS. p. RELY, Clerk.
February IA, 1888,
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10

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