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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-12
Political Notes.

James T. Wayland, one of the special
tax collectors appointed by Auditor Allen.
was indicted by the Grand Jury of Abe
marie for issuing nearly 500 blank tax re-
ceipts, knowing that they would be un-
lawfully used, was arraigned last week.
He pleaded guilty TO issuing the blank re-
ceipts, but denied knowing that they we're
to be unlawfulIy used. Judge Taylor Re
adjuster Jndge) fined him $50. G. w.
Price of Lynchburg, Was one of the wit
nesses for the Commonwealth, and the
Lynchburg Virginian" says:
lone of the clerks told Mr.. Price That
Wayland used about 500 of these tax tick
cts in that way to qualify negro votes.-
Mr.. Alexander, his confdant. who. though
a clerk in the Auditors office, claims to
have been appointed by Wayland. as mis-
assistant, to distribute these tickets in
Aibemarle-e exhibited not less than fifty OF
them to Mr. Price here, a day or two after
the election, and boosted of what he Lad
done. He n,ay be a trife WISH now.
1t will thus appear that there were
enough of these lie gal votes cast by the
Malone party in the county OF Albemarle
alone. to vitiato tha election OF Paul, and
give the seat in Cong ess. which he claims,
to his Democratic crInpetitOr. O'Ferra1
and Massey vii! both be seated in the next
Congress. aid Wise and Paul will not"
Col. Jtbn B. Lady of Rockbridge,
late ardent supp ,rt8r OF Senator Malone
in the House Of Delegates, has renounced
Mahoneism AMI its methods. He is one of
the origina! Readjusters, and says that
while he will rot abandon the readjust
ment measures OF his party, he is son the
warpatli against Malone. and intends to
make his influence felt all over the Com
monwealth."
Hon. A. K Grim Of Page, is spoken of
in his party TO succeed nator Rddlebai-
ger in the Virginia Senate.
Col. JOHN S. Mcsby of Virginia, now
Consul General to China, it is said. Is he
cant Virginia judgshlp. IL is bitter pa
iitical enemy Of Senator Malone. Aiioih-
er statement is that Judge James Saner OF
fredericksburg. also an opponent If Ma
hone, ia urged for the same place with
Grants approval.
The "Liberal'' Independent candidate
John Il. Mcclellan. who ran against Gen
Jassph Wheeler, the regular Democratic
nAm'nee for the 9Th Alabama district, to
fill the vacancy occas;oned by the death OF
Hon. VIM. Love, has just been beaten by
over 2.C00 majority.
The fact that this week 000 operatives
10 wooden and cotton factories are walk
Ing the streets of Philadelphia, idle and
sixty thousand are working On re luce
wages because the mil owners have over
stocked the market aud have DO market
for their goods maze5 the folloAing
public utteraace OF wool manufac
turer of Boston, timely reading to
working men:
Il wish to enter m protest aga inst tht
proposed TAR Fl on WoCls and wooliens. an
free to say hat | am free trader. only asl
for absolute free trade, and then ] Will
guarantee t. lay down my goods in Scot
land, and urdtr.ell TIA Scotch manufac
tuners on their native heath. All WANT
in the revision OF the tariff, if we must
continue to bear this Durlea, is a falc ad-
5ustment.
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"StonewalI Jackson's Way"

Editor Vindicator:-Ina communication
signed *" in a late issue, correcting
some innovations on the poem ''Stonewall
Jackson's Way,' the writer invites others
TO assist him in reproducing the original
version. Accepting 1t, we offer the follow
ing: Early in the war d paper Was started
in Richmond called the Southern Illus
trated News,n which was. of course, an
inferior imitation of the Northern Illus
trated journals 1t contained On TIL out
side every week, cuarselY eXrcu I'd wood
cuts of our prominent generals, and some
times essayed views of battle fields, which
owing either to the rudimrntary kno@l-
edge of our engraverS, or the scarcity of
the RI Qusite u ateiial. were m 'st Startling
works IF art A series If sketches of camp
lite were contributed by John Estrh
Cooke. Which have since been preserve
in his book THE Wearing of the Gray.
1t was in the early fall OF 1862, that "
observed this poem in the illustrate
News" and, prefxed to il, brief par
graph, stating that The manuscript liza
been found on the dead b d> of s'ldie
Of the 1t Brigade on the b Ute f-jd
Winchester the Sumner before. In tn.
version of it, the EXPIRE scion IN forma pau
peris" was Certainly u'-'i.
App aling from his matt sod
In yornod pdupefiS To God
We differ with X in reg riding it as Eva
eating the biblical simplicity If the stern
war; ior's prayer" l. describes smpl
(though in l. tin phrase} the condition. ~
The supplicalor In TIL s. h staIZi X re-
produces line enormously, and calculat-
I'd to establish a grave anachrOnism-ii
the sense is to be preserved, VIZ:
Charge Ashhy! paw off S!uart'S score
In StOuewall Jackson, Way.
Ashby WAS killed 90 years before uart ,
and the line should read just the r vers :,
the idea heirg to revenge a fallen leader,
and moreover, this was the rendering ia
all repr' auctions: :. A few more : mp owe
ments" like this on the part of X, will es-
sertially remove the "stuffing" frcm th-
pi ee, w"
otuunton, Jan. 6.
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Augusta Social Club.

Editors Viadicator.
The Augusta Social Club" gave it's ID
annual hop at the Opera House, Friday
evening, Dec. 29th, and to Say that the
efforts of the olembers to make it a bril-
llant success were not abundantly reward
ed. would show gross lack of apprecia-
ton. About sixty persons were present
among them M lsses Cora LII, and Vir-
giuia H. and some pupils of the w.
F. |. and s. +. S. of your city.
The services of one of Staunton's well
known string bands being procured "a mus
ical treat was enjoyed. At III o'clrck the
company repaired to the Bruce House,
where sumptuous feast prepared by Mr..
Daniel, reflected credit upon his we'll
earned reputation for keeping good table.
The enjoyable evening was one not soon
to e forgotten. B.
Waynesboro, Jan. 8.
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w. L. Fernald, of DanviIle, U. S. Reve-
nue Collector, for the 4th Va. district,
whose violent conduct has disturbed the
peace OF his neighbors. is to be examined
by a commission of lunacy. He has for
gone time been under medical treatment
for softening Of the brain.
several cases of small pox have appear
ed in Salem Roanoke, county, and il,
Roanoke city. The students at Roanoke
College have dispersed to their ho.les.
AT fashionable wedding in Boston the
floral piece suspended over the bridal
couple was yoke.
The music for d Sunday bull fight in
Arizona was provided by the band OF a
United States cavalry regiment.
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A woman at Kingston. New Mexico ,,j'1,f,,

a "ounH %o AtuSotOu. NcW H1eXlSOs
gets praise for erecting log cabin with
out help. She cut the logs, hauled them,
made the shingles for the roof, and put
the structure together. She has husband
who takes care of the children.
Texas ought to be the best educated
State in the Union by and by if il makes
good use of its public school fund, which
now consists OF over 81 600 ,0O0in interest
bearing bonds and money, and 80 000, 600
acres Of land. worth $3.50 an acre.
An Ohio pastor had to announce to his
congregation that the marriage ceremony
announced for that morning was postpon-
ed, as thu prospective bridegroom was in
Ill for larceny. Then he preached "A ser
mon from tie text, Thou shalt not
teal. ="
AS Mary Wharton of Lebanon, Ohio.
l,tcbed dustrously On black velvet
Ire S. she rem .rkrd : This is the last
ress shall ever make, and shall wear
as n shrond p" just as it WAS finished
ed from ti' tfrcts # Il dose of strych-
NJ aud tie dress was used as she had
s,d It would be.
During the year 1882 $50 000. 900 gallons
# b ri were c,1sun ii III Germany, max
iag the AVERAGE number of gallons drunk
y, each individual about twenty.
Bird 's-eye maple is used for firewood in
Michigan, and so Id for $16U a thousand in
Liverpool.
Professor Dreher, president of Roanoke
College, Va, was ona of the speakers on
"Forefather-d day" at Plymouth, Mass.
The notable thing about Charles Pease
who died at Someis, Conn, was that for
years he had taken with daily exactitude
thee drinks of whiskty. three cups Of
strong tea, and goodly pill of opium.
Mr.. Jas, A. Jordan, Petersburg, Va,
says: Browns Iron Bi;teIs did me great
good in weakness aud general debility"
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SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

BY virtue of decree entere in the Circuit Court
Ba> lor devsee. wi sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Court House In
Staunlon on
Saturday, January 18Th, at II clock
that very valuable properly belonging to tn, heirs
Of George b ,ylor, deed, SIua!ei in front of the
Wesleyan Female Institute III stanton on Fayetle
aud ia,ii,on streets This properly embraces The
whole OF The uue,re fronting on johnson street
1915 feet aud lying between FaAette and
MADISON stress, on ing Fayette street
III feet and on Madison Street 1879 8
feet, on which there is com
futabi house wi h nli'e rooms. a A iTI y
lick off e. carnage house. Stable sG MN -
and O her on bui dings. This prop &Sarfagaf nam
eI ty wi be sod either as u Whole N1-4a1aErI5
or in lets to suit the purchaser
Lots No "a a d iron. on Madison street (Which
Is paved) each 81 feet and rllls back Us feet
lot No. fronts on Madison street (Which is
payed; 81 fert AM runs back IS s feet
LOIS and front on Fay elite ST. Get, each IS feet
and run uack rs 5 feet
l. t fronts on Fayette street 81 5 feet and runs
back s.. 9 feet with brick Office on it
Lot No SrbntS on Faye t street SIS feet and
back IS feet. on mich is the residence. Plat
exhibited ON d ~ Of sale
IEaMs.-Euough ca h in hand to pay costs of suit
and salt: ait esidue ON credit of one, and
NEE years purchaser giving bonds With approved
perso..al secui y bearing niereStf om day OF sale
P. a YLOR,
jams ct Commissioner.
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The Physicians at the MiIboro Accident

Editors Vindicdtor.
In your issue of the Goth, Dec, giving
an account of the disaster On the g. & o.
r. r., near Milboro on the 25th Dc, 1882.
you speak of services rendered by Drs
Gibson and Nickel, but fail to mention
Drs. Lewis and Wiley of this place, who
were upon the ground at two O'Clock, A.
M, and assisted in getting the wounded
men out OF the wreck and gave them heir
entire professional services up to tt time
Of their deaths. | write this i'll justice to
these gentlemen who were the Grs5 on tn q
grour and the last to leave The sufferers
after death had ended their stuff rings.
JUSTICE.
Clifton FORGE jan LIST.
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NIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerks Of
flee Circuit Court OF Augusta County.

N1RGINiA-lN VACATION.-In the Clerks OF
flee Circuit Court OF Augusta County.
December 10Th. 1882.
John N Hendren, Administrator of James Greg
oy, decd. Plaintiff.
Against.
Robert Van Lear. A. G. L. Van Lear in his own.
right and as attorney in fact for the heirs of Saie
ID. Miller, dec d, and Commi ner Of he Circuit
Court Of et in the cause Of Mers
Mi ler A. B. Lightner, sheriff of Augusta county.
and as such admstl ator OF Saliie D Miller, decd
to-wit: John T. Hoeg and Harriet L hogg, his
wife. Martha Maupin, widow of D A. Maupin, Mar
his vile, (nee Maupn and the unknown children
Of D. Maupin, D. Maupin and sarah sara \, MauRtn.
Ms WIFE w. ~ ALIEN n ana sn Ar ,a MS Tie,
abeth J. Keblinger. Robert Van Lear and ferm1la
Van Lear lis wife, M b Smat aId h Sal lie, F.
in the cause of Milers heirs Miller heirs, and
follows to Wit: A I. Maupin. ;; w., Patterson, j.
=. sprck. r r Speck, W.. q. Grcome>, John
Paul, as>ig.ee in bankruptcy of Robert Van Lear;
H. NJ Bell. >peclal Commissioner of the Circuit
Van Lear & as and Mrs i G. Van Lear purchas-
In CHANCERY ON ORIGINAL AND AMENDED BILL.
he object of this suit is TO enforce the lien of
Judgment against R"bert e, Van ear, A. g. l. Van
Lightner. Sheriff of Augusta county and as such
administrator 4 sae d. MILF aias th decd ,
ler john 7. Hogg and Harriet L. Hogg his wife
Martha Maui in, widow of y. Maupn. Martha
wife (nee M .upin) and the children of ID A. Maui
pin, whose names and residences al unknown; D.
G Maupin and H Sarah Manpn his wife; vi. Alien
Julia j. Blessing his wife, and A T, Maupn are
non residents # this Safe.
month after due pubic ,ti'n OF Tins notice and 90
what Is necessary to protect their III Interests
White s. Gordon, p q. Az Clerk.
dec22 1t
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Since writing the above we see that the
Cnlpeper Exponent suggests Hon. JOHN 3.
Barbour for Chairman OF any State Com
mttee that may be chosen If conyen-
ton be called, and the Richmond Dispatch
also suggests the name of that excellent
orxanizer, Hon. Abe Fulkersau, fer d
prominent place in the organization. If
ths country Democrats Of Virginia were
sure that by convention such men as
John S. Barbour. Abe Fulkerson, Geo.
D. Wise, John T. Harris. Gen. VIM. FL.
Payne ard others like them, we could
think Of, would be put at the head Of the
party and the we'll barnacled Central Ex-
ecutive Committee would be dispersed to
the four winds, we believe they would
Willingly and hopefully sacrifice their time
to se2d proper delegations to it now, but
it is the apprehension that such would not
be the case that makes them aparhetie.
The party wants no new platform Of prin
ciples-it wants liue men for leaders.
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june2

WANTED, $4,000 POUNDS OF PORK,
w For which we will pay the highest marke
mice. we have sale at our Meat Store al
kinds of fresh meats. Virginia cured Bact n Lard
IN an, uu,ntii " to suit families the trade.
We viii have auo h i car load of those line corn
ted Kentucky hogs on the maj ket next week.
GAIT & KERR.
Dec. 293t NO. IS Augusta st.
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Nezv advertisements.
Real E1sgsgss- Sales.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
- LOT ON LIE MS STREE m S rAUNTUN
In pursuance of decree OF the Hastings court o.
Stanton in the Of o SallitA's tTt1a as. Il. II
III Stuart ct ais The III dersigped. as special Com
missioner appoin ed for The purpose, will If : at
public lie III front of the Court House, i'll the ely
of stdunton, OH
Satu day, 10th Gag Of February, 1888,
a verv valuable vacant lot In the ci Y sssssssssss
of taunton, with II ont of about lis 5E4
feet en- tie West side, OF Lewis ST.; a#asfks
and running back distance of ~ %SxassassS~@
feet TO tie middle OF the ley l. f ct &1a4sSssmss
in width hi, lot is bounded on tue Soutn by con
tinuaton OF Federal st Get, and is corner Tot. 1t
is level is never over fi'wed, and as a 81 e for II
warehouse Of manufAci uring establishment is not
surpassed by ANY otner III the city.
TERMS or SALE-Cash in hand to pay costs Of
sale: the balance in three equ!l instalments AT l.
a. d " ars f. the day of sale, with interest from
that day F,r tn. -ferred nstatmeu S, bonds
With appr,v sure les will be required. Title to
be retained as ultimate security.
THOS. c. ELDER,
ian l2-5t Commits Sioner.
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Effinger, Craig & Grdttan, p q. dec22 At
CHOICE BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR.

EEHOICT BNANDo Ut
aIour Crystal family flour, coapetin' in the east
ern cities successfully With the high grades of Min
neSOta' and City Mills, and favorably known
here, is being offe, ed to customers at
duced price, as also the "EdOm' family flour. We
not only recommend these brands but guarantee
them TO be q. X Get the best -four and have the
most satisfactory bread and cakes for t,h istmas-
To be had at BAKER BROS.
dec 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES
+ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Chanc ry cause of Margaret EBrill and
Others VS.. Gilbert Motifs
The parties plaintiff and defendant will take no.
tice that shall proceed at the law office of Nm M
McCaliister at the Warm Springs, Va, on
Tuesday, February 18th,
to take the following accounts to wit:
lst. An accoun, showing what amount of fees arc
due ne tincer> and Witnes. in The Use of Mar
gaiet r B1ll &c against G btr Morris and to
state particularly {" whom said costs are due
2d. An account showing what amount won Il he
reasona Die tees IT, L. H. Siephe, son and r H. Par
,>h TO- thal services attorneys for Margaret r.
Pilli anu others in the chancery sniff We Gilbert
Morris pending in the circuit court Of 4th Comfy
with al oteer matters deemed pertinent by him.
SELL u eGuirtd o be stated by any party IN inter
ISL Given under my hand this Bird day OF January
jun sat F. A. HYDE Com,r
VIRGINIA-IN VAC .TION-I the Clerks Of
" flee Circuit Court of Augusta County, January
Samuel Coiner, Jr., Plaintiff
Michael Coiner, Defendant
IN CHAScERY.
of iudgm"n in the name of he plaintiff againts
defend m for the sun of $231 49, with interest from
Ftb'y 2Sth. 1861 Till paid. a. d S. 25 costs
IT appearing b. affidavit fill that the def ndant
Michael C0ineri nonresident of this State II is
order d that he d. appear here within one month
after due publication OF this notice and do what is
necessary 10 protect his interest.
Teste,
JOS. n. RYAN, Clerk.
M Hanger nO.-ian1 A.
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S, fjelt, England, last month. prop
erty of 255 acres, witt, residence, brought
no higher bid than $4,000. 1t had ba-n
b sug't FIR $65 00U, All! tAe reserved price
was $40 600, 50 il WIS not Id.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-12

At dance in Bedford county. Va, Miss
Reed complained that the figures were
ccHed wrong, and was fatty contfadcted
10y Scott Clayton. who was calling them.
C.&ytor y IS instantly killed With knife
by ARA stead Barksdale, who the next day
committed suicide.
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JTIRGINTA-IN VACATION In the Clerks
" Office Circuit Court of Augusta county,
D zee. 20th 1882.
Michael Bush and Martha his wife. Daniel Bush
wife George Bush and Susan, his wife, and Samuel
Hays, plaintiffs
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-12

Gen. " ickham the raw President of the
Virginia Stale Agricultural Society
prnnply paid he ST $50 interest, IN. !
On the E1chnond loan to the Society.
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M. Hanger, pq.-jan5 At.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
u DECEMBER 22d, 1882.
To all parties interested in the chancery cause of
James Glover VS. w H, McCutchen and ais in the
Circuit Court of Augusta county. rake No ice,
that in pursuance of a decree entered in said cause
Nov. 49, 1882, will proceed at my office in Staun-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-12

Owing to the heavy pressure OF business,
another telegraph wire is ing put up
along the Shenandoah Valley Railroad be-
tween Luray and Roanoke.
been appointed Assistant Superintendent
of the Tampico branch OF the Mexican
Central Railroad.
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IN CHANCERY.

TNe object of this suit is to obtain construction
of evil of nj. N Parry. decd, and settlement of
The accounts of John ruwbern,an us h-r executor.
1t appearing by affidavit filed Ihlt SuS IN Pollock
and - Pollock. her hui, band, Mollie Wayne, and
susan Wayne. and the children of Matthew H.
Pa ry. deed whose names an residences are I'M
known. and the children OF Betsy Parry, decd,
whose names and residences are unknown and the
children of robert rthnr Me lure, decd whose
names and res dencPS are unknown, Joseph
hompsan. his sister ttharine and - her hus-
hand. and Andrew Til mpSOn are nOn-resjdents OF
this state 1t is ordered that they do ap"ear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice and do what is necessary to protect their in
tereStS. Ieste
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
White & Gordon p q. dec-a4t
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MOnUuy. JUHWITy 70, 1000,
10 take the accounts required by said decree, when
~ per Liing liens the lands or interest in
land Of Martha C. McCutchen. will present the
same to the undersigned to he audited
e. M. HARRISON,
dec 2l4t COm'r.
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john G. Mclaughlin, who in old times,
was The Presiding Magistrate of Bath CO..
nut later, has held many public trusts in
oahoutas. w. Va, died on the % d
ult.
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j. N. RYAN, F!16fk.
Shelley & Bumgardner, p. O. dec224t

Office Circuit Court of Augusta county,
Dec 18th, 1872
John ToNberman, Executor of M. M Parry
decd, Plaintiff.
Against
Susan Pollock and - Pollock. her husband;
Molle ayne and Susan Wayne, Charles McCluer
and he unknown chdr, n f Robert Arthur Nc
Cuer deed, Mary McCu-r, the unknown children
of Matthew II. Parry. Gec'd the unknown children
OF Betses Parry, deed, Agnes Wilson and James A.
B Wilson, her hu band; Viola Conner aud Cornell
Us Cuiner, he husband. Joseph L. Alexander, Ca
briel Alexander, Kate Watson and James NJ Wat
son her husband Joseph Thompson. his sister
harine and - her husband: Andrew rhomp-
hush nd George Pelter. joseph PeIter and Samp-
SOU Peter, egaUees under The will Of Mary M. Par
~. dec d.,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-12

The object of this suit is to obtain specific execu-
ton of contract of sale of tract Of land con- ain
ing III acres situated the waters of South River
OF Rock ridge made by aniel Rife attorney N
fact for John Bush. to Samuel HAYS, and in the
event that Specific execution of said contract
not be had to OBJ ain decree of sale of said tract
OF land and Il distribution of the proceeds among
The parties entitled
ny Mrths n is vaa te
Tuckey and Mary his wife and John Young and
Ellen, his wife. are residents of this state 1t
is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notce and do
what is necessary 10 protect their interests
TeSte,
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Shelley & Bumgardner, p q. dec224t
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John Wallace and Martha. his wife, and Emanuel
Tuekey Mary. hi wife, and John Young and
Lien, his wife, defendants.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-12

Rev. DR. G. P. Krauh, Vice President
If the University If Pennsylvania. wao
lied in Pail sdelphia Tu-sda7, WAS mar
rjed twice, Susan R-yo Ids o! BalFim re.
VS. bis first wife. aud bis end was Vir-
sinla Baker, of Winchester, Va.
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VeW Advertisements.
DKOPOsALs.

Jan. 10, 1888.
City papers please copy.
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Capt. Don. r. Halsey, who married a
sister of NJ John W. Daniel, If Lynch
burg, died in Nelson County, last week.
Mr.. John B Cough, when asked recent
y what he Thought of The political proi'i-
bitten movement. said: Il am not IN favor
Of putting his element into politics. 1t
does not belong there. am moral-sua-
sion-idea man."
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VezU advertisements.

In retiring from the firm of Smith & Patterson, ]
beg t., nder 10 my friends and The public my thanks
io their LIBERAL SUPPORT for many years l take
great pieasu e in mmendlng to my friends MI j.
A. Patterson, VINO will continue The business Of
merchant milling
JOHN B. SMITH.