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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-02

COMMISS ONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE MIN
" ERAL LANDS Pursuant to delee Of
the circniL of Augusta county, rendered In the
canse of Osborne & Co.. & ais vs. Trotter as.
We Wilo
Monday, the 23rd day of April, 1888,
In front Of the court house Of Augusta county: In
Staunton Va proceed to off, for sale at public
auction thu interest of James !. A. Y ID TrOifer
in a tract of I EN- THUUS MD ACRf 3 ~ mount ain
land in ugusa county about five miles east Of
Grepnville.
This tract of land Is hid by said .s..sssssssss.
t. offers unity wi h the heirs II JET s3as Us S8
ferson Kinney decd Sad Troiters TESyy&
ounihg iwO thirds and KInneyS heirs E5S4aAss@
one third. aE<a2sS%eAs
This land Is represented as ab0undingn ron Gre
and ether mineral 1t lies immediately adjoining
the Mine Ore Bank" and Bare Ore Bank both OF
which have been opened and are known to be Very
valuab e.
Geo 0gical survey has been made of this land b!
Prof ss0r j. l.. Campbell of the Washing ON 4 ee
Univei sity. and any one drsi ing TO do 80, see
the report OF Professor Campbell Upon calling on
either of the undersigned.
Tie ine esl Of XII ney's heirs in this tric: of land
Is in the hands Of Mess s. Elder u Neson Real e.
tate Agents Of Staunloh. va, who will sell 1t at
private sale
The interest of the TrOtters viii be Offered upon
he tnloAin terms O-WIt: For caSu in hand Suifi
cent t. nav the bi OF Prof Campbell for MS survey
a I'd resort AMI .he Costs OF sale and the Ia arc"
upon credit of one, Two and three wears, the pur
cha ser executing bonds with approved security + n
the deferred instruments lea Ing interest from the
day of sale, aid lien retained as ultimate Secnrity
At4EX. IL. II. STUART.
GEL. NJ CnHRAN Dr.,
ALEX. II Full 2,
febl6-4t. Communist nerS
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fst. I'd, 3d-March will probably enter
quietly and calmly in the majority OF sec
lions, but speedily give place to its usual
buster and storm by the 81 or 4th.
4.h, 9Th, 6th-Stormy and cloudy wea-
ther. with snow and rainfall, according to
locality; colder weather.
7th-SnOw and rain-falls blustry.
sth-More winter-like; drifty and stor.
my generally.
9th-W indy and wet.
\ 1Oth-Cold weather.
11th-Raw and cold, with snow and
rain-falls.
18th, 18th. 14th-Colder. but moderate
and generally fine weather. Indications
of an approaching wet period.
18th, 16th-Moderate weather, light
snow-falls or rains at Southern points and
Western sections.
17th.-COld dip and scattered SnOW-talls.
Rain and sleet South.
18th, l9th-Cold and stormy weather.
particularly in Maritime ports, Gulf st
Lawrence and North Atlantic s. aboard.
2Oth-Still cold and windy weather.
2lst-Scattered snoWfalls; Montreal to
Chicago and Westward.
22d, 23d-Rapid moderation to rains.
particularly West and in Lower Provinces
Gulf st. Lawrence.
24th-Wet and stormy, Halifax and New
Brunswick.
25.h, 26th, 27th-Snow storms at West
ern points. Rains along Lakes and ST.
Lawrence Valley. Early Indication o.
Spring breakup, and opening of naviga-
ton.
2Sth-Generally rains in-Ontario and
Western States.
29th-Gales in Gulf st Lawrence and
- lower ports.
30th, 31st-Generaliy mild ending t.
month. with signs Of early Spring opening.
Possibly snowfall on last day, or entry OF
April. -
General Renadrks.-A good deal of rain
this month. with some stormy periods
along North Atlantic Seaboard, and al
lower ports in st. Lawrence. Early indt
cations of Spring open'ng. Some unusual
periods of warmth. although April mas
bring brief return of wintry weather al
its entry.
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ACARp-To all VINO are suffering from the er
rors and ndi>cretions of youth nervous eah ness.
early decay, loss of mar hood. &C., will send a
receipt that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
.reat remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send self addressed envelope to
he REV JOSEPH T. INMAx Station D, New York
Jity janzl-1yr.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-02

EgPERSONS WHO ARE ALREADY SUB
sCRIBERs, WRITING TO CONTINUE THE
PAPER AFTER THE TINE PAID FOR HAS
EXPIRED, AS WELL AS THOSE WHO ARE
NEWLY ORDERING THE VINDlCATOR TO
BE SENT TO THEM, BUT WHO DO NOT IN
EITHER CASE FORWARD THE MONEY,
WILL UNDERSTAND THAT THE REASON
THEIR REQUESTS ARE NOT COMPLIED
WITH Is THAT WE KEEP NO BOOKS
FOR THE INSCRIPTION LIST AND
HAVE NO ACCOUNT AGAINST ANY ONE
FOR SUBSCRIPTION. REQUESTS TO SEND
OR CONTINUE THE PAPER WITHOUT THE
MONEY CAN NOT THEREFORE BE CON-
FLIED WITH.
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Free! Cards and chronaos,

We Will send free by mail sample set OF our large
German Frerch and Ann rican rhr1m1 iaas ON
te ami gold ounds VIII p s1anp s for p are
WE vi , "a std Zee by mail assamprs ten Of our
bean I'll On esspt OF sd tss ss esno eny
ri :, nee iist al our large oil chrOln"s AZ nts
wanted. Addrt S. f. GLEASON Co. = ss Sn ~
Street, Boston, Mae5, NNS~'"'
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Prof James A. Sewell. A NJ, M. D.. of Medica
Faculty, Laval University, Quebec, states: Il have
found CoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic particularly
useful in advanced stag. Of Consumption, Weak
ness, Dyspepsia and all nervous affections lnpreg
nant women it has been retained when e,ery oihel
ar icle of food was rejected. Palasable and easy
OF digestion" (Take no other.) MARI Inn
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.,ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

gussa county rendered on The clst day of NOvem.
Der, 1882, in the cause of rawford VS.. Irevey &c
will sell at pub ic auction, In front OF The Court
House, in Stanton, on
Saturday. the 3D. day Of March. 1888,
TEN ACRES OF LAND adjoining the Ferro' prop
erty ii go,d HOUSE ard other bui dir 6 on ".
TERMS-Ten rer cent. cash and the res'ue on
credit of six and twelve ini nt.s the purchaser
proved .rsonal sec rNy. bearing interest, and The
title t be retained as ultimate security
fe "a WIN. PATRICK, cea's.
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THE CHANCES ARE that you feel willing to pay a
handsome sum Of money to be rid OF your sore
throat or cough A. T. shreeve. sls Fayette street
Baltimore. Nd, who was rescued from death by
using seven bottles Of New Life, says: 1t is the
best remedy for The threat and lungs and general
debility New Life sells for 20 cents. 1t Is your
best chance for health
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Nothing Short Of Unam takable
BENEFITS

Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of suff rars
could o. einaie and maintain h. reputation which
AYEB's SARsAPAKII.LA enjoys. 1t is compound OF
The best segeiabt alternatives. with the Tod des 1T
Potassium and ltn;-al powerful, blood making,
bnodcean>ing and life suS aining-and Is thu mast
eifrctual Of r medies for scrnfuluus. IN ,rcu.ial,
lain, it pro-, uc-s rapid and complete cuu of SCI OF
ula. Sores. Boils Iium0rs Pimp.es truptions. skin
Diseases and all disorders arsi"g from imnuri Of
he blood ~ lis inviIOrating effects it alwayS r.
leves and Often cures Liver Comp aints, Female
Weaknesses and Ii gli,aries and is u potent le-
newer of waning vitality. For purity wing the bio d
it has no quail 1t tones up he system rest res
and pres r,eS the h. ah and mpat Is vlyor and en-
trgs For fnltv WEARS it has heen i'll eX en- i've H. e.
and Is I" day the m ISL available medicine for the
suff ring sick.
For sale by all dlug yiSts MARI lyr
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*x."Better bear present evils than fly to tho'
unknown" Better still. use Kidney Vert ant
make your present evils fly to parts unknown l
you find yourself getting bilious. head heavy
mouth foul eyes yellow, kidneys disord red, symp
toms of piles tormenting you. take at once few
doses OF Kidney-Wort Use it as an advance guart
-either in dry or liquid form-it is efficient.
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SALE OF VERY VALUA-
" BILE REAL EST fE.

CvMMISSIONEES' SALE OF VERY vALUA-
~ BILE REAL EST rE.
BY virtue of decree rendered in the causes of
SIP uul's admir- Bu1 he, and Blu ke'S or. ditp VS.
Burke We will pr cetd al the late re.idel ce of
I hon is Burke. deceased, at Burke's Mill, Ia sAu-
gu ia c un'y,
Thursday 81 Sh Day of March, 1883,
TO ST u at pub auction Tie fol owing ss.ssspss.
parcels OF kE LtSrA +. viz: a.gv Ssa }Ss&
l +. The Home Tract. G. ntaiirg XRSSSAHsA
IL acre. his IS an excel en- and EsTT4sa&sasa
highly improved Farm. With COMFORT aSSxgzSSss4sse
able dwelling and al necessary ou b ilngs
I'd The Calhoun Tract. C ,nraIning acreS ad-
joining the lands of samuel Byers. his Is very
superior Farming Land
81 The Factn Tract. cont aiming slH acres
This tract mans the site ami waierp 'wer OF the
old Wooden Factory. several dwell iugS and the land
is of very fin. quality.
4ih. B.ick dwelling and Storehouse in the vii
lage OF Bmke's Mills This Is a very des abe
stand for mercantile hllsn, S..
5th House and lot situated at Purke's Mi Is. OPP
p0-ite the DIV Cling and ,turehnuse next above men-
9Th The Tract Of Timber and known as the
Cupp ii act tanning 70 acres, situated on North
Rive neal Mt. S.,l0n
Tie LIST I'd and 3 d parcels above named will lie
Id fnm careful surveys 10 lie made previous 10
The sale.
TERMS of SALE-Cash In hand to pay costs Of
Srit and uf sale. and The remaiadrr unun a credit
Of O two and three years from date 81 sale Win
int est Tom dale of Sa e. the pun chaser giving
bonds with approved personal security, and the
tie retained as timae srcu iy.
JAMES BUMG ,RDNER. JR,
g. MILLER,
febo5t Commissioners.
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Boils. sores and ulcers. indicate bad state o
the bod. Ayers Sarsaparilla eradicates all fot
humors.
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E. ii. CUSHING 4 soN, Auctioneers.
DUBLlC SALE OF REAL AND
L. PERSONAL PROPERTY.
We will sell Oh the pre- misses at the home farm of
the Iaie Geo. TuwbrrinaIi, decd. three aud tine
half miles South Of New Hope. near the Port Re
pub ic road adjoining Samuel Driver and others, OH
Friday, March 16 h. 1882,
The following Real and Personal Property:
LIST The hame farm. containing
~ acres with good e; Ho u.s., Barn
ia III is well Ma'ered, having two ,1sss411IAEl
good springs and well. Moderately timbered
with good orchard and well fenced.
End. I he T0wbei man tract containing is acres
well wa cred and fimbered. but no bl.ildingS. THIS
trac. lies one mile East of The first named tract
adjOinS James BralnaIan aud others.
At the same time and place we will sell all thu
man. decd, consisting of Horse, Cow.
Road and Spring Wagon, P,ows. The half EsSxak
Of one HO Sc Irhreshing Machine. Har NV
mes :, Shnvels. Forks, and quantity OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
JEKMS-As to The land, a cash; the ba ance IN
|. and years. the purchaser tn eXecu nm s
wit approved per>Onal secu'i'v for the deferi go
pa memts, bearing Interest, and the title retained
as innate security.
The Pc. sonal Property will be sold for sums Of
Ten ! OarS and under cash lover that amount fnuI
months credit, Negniall Note satisfactorily en-
orsed. Sale to commence al 10 O'clock. A. NJ.
CArHAkINE rOWBFRMAN,
feb16 It A. HENRY TOWBERMAN.
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As-No family dyes were ever so popular as the
Diamond dyes. They never fall The Black is FAR
superior to logwoed The other coors are b. iliaDt
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OH.. YES, VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC
For the purpose of closing up the estate and max
ing division among tile IL irs. the Undersigned viii
sell at public auction. Oh tile pr emlses,
on Saturday. March Sd, 1883,
the va liable farm recently owned and occupied by
sainu.i bar. Gee d, conlainllt IA a,its
Til iai lie near he liht b tween Augusta ara
ckIns ham counties. III Augusta county The land
Is al good quality al easy cultivation. with IL acres
oi fne Mead0A land, Readily and conveniently va
leitu.
gocu deal vi fne lumber land, and an excellent wa,
ter power
me mpro, ements consist of a
Comfortable dwelling house. a Tell 4 MI y
'nts house, good bank bun, MaT1SAnlH
corr house and all necessary on ~ lIEsffIIAM
Luilal. rs, aezH1sI L2ESs49-
ille. e Is fine SIP ing near ne dwemins ., as
good ". ter as cali be found in the -iae.
In re Is atlJactI Il act uf 81 acres of Imberd
ahd Which vii. he sod separately al the same lime
and MAY be pui chased by he purchaser of the
Lar min. laid, II Is tract If land LIS iu pockDg
nam county, and IS heavily tlmDertd with fine
lua Ui IN Der u
A, a lone h $ farm offers mum r0us a'tractial,s.
ing c.iiv, niont stores. slup>. II ills. schnO y.
I'm hes. etc and III the midst Of an I'll giant com
| munity. .
-" J,ng purchases will be ffrded all desired
,ciii is tOl examining the Lands, Owl which they
ii e .i"wh at al time.
EKM--Fur The ! Ycre tract.-Gne fourth cash:
re. i,r IN Ih'e, annual pa, rentS bonds y per
81 Gu ed b. ART inertSl al per cent, and eh
rtain.d az llimiae secnri v.
the u ms f,r he =. rs of woodland are: One
hir cash the Ie idue in one and two years. the
mrds Tearing iil. FEST at & lei cent pro- ly sc
'nr-d and lien aimed until The Whole OF the pur
c a>e money Il pad
THE HFIRS
tlnl9-t s. OF Sam Bare, decd
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City Notices.

ALIENATION Charleston. 8. c.. Jan. %. 1851
H. H. Warner & Co Sirs- My wife's peculiar SUI
ferlngs were completely alleviated bv your Safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure. II. G. MosELr.
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k,ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
AS executor Of Mrs susan e. Graham, decd. I
will sell at public aLctiCp, in tie town oil G.een-
vile, on
Tuesday, April 3rd, 1883.
the following desirable real estate. adjoining the
village Oi GrpPnvilie and immt dately surrounding
the depot O., Valley Railroad.
LO Nh cont aims Ii and Il acres. sA,aAsaaA
Immediately OppOsi depot. lies ~
beautifully. and very desi able for $aEfSSs&&
hui ding lots. yTASSkE
Lot No. !. COZ tai.s 1917 acres, 10 OF AEzGun
which is dow, surroundit depot, AID along tile
line of he 1allrOad; very desirabe
Lat No 8 contains 4Ll1 acres adjoining the vii
lag+ and lot No. +: about IL acres this lot in tim
Der and balance cleared and gnOd farming lani.
Lot No. 4 contains q acres. about acres
in timl er, st, cam Of water rum ing through IT,
lies at the uestend of Greenyie, part Of this may
be sold in los
Lot NJ. contains u acre, adjoining Paul Mead's
lot and LIT No ].
! he above is all very desirable property and
should command the at enlinn Of rites de>irinI
a good location for husneSS; Gre. nville depot IN
Shenandoah asry kailrU d only ~ miles DIST Mt.
I will take pleasure Ia showing the IAN 10 any one
who MT, desire 10 purchase, and will answer any
com al nicatipn by etr+r concerning the same.
Possession gwen Immediately.
TERMS:-L cash and balance in and years,
with gaOd PERSONAL security AMI title retained as
VIM SMITH Ex'rof
MARI ids MIS- Susan c. Graham. decd.
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Mhe AinhIfatnr+
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2. 1873!
Local
Wood Wanted.

Those subscribers whose custom or de-
sire it is to pay their subscriptions in wood
can do so now by sending it in.
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Springlale Whiskey has worldwide reputation
and can be had only OF H. Rosenheim, Baltimore
he being the exclusive patentee and proprietor Of
that celebrated brand. See advertisement. Sold
IN Stanton. Va. by Virginia Hotel Saloon. WIN
Kinney and B. B. Crowder's American Hotel bar
feb9 Gin
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Among the little items of personal comfort and
economy are Ayers Pills. They are the ready RI m
edy which defeat many disorders, il taken In sea
son, and should be kept in every family.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-02

Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tai Will arrest
every ailment OF the lungs throat or chest.
mari I'm
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*Ten years ago the name of Lydia E. Pinkhan
was scar celv know n au'.i de of her native State
TO. day 1t is a household word ali over the Cont
uent and many who read the secular and religion
Journals have tecome familiar " tn the face tina
shines on them with modest confidence. In whic
we read the truth that Nothing Ill can dwell IL
such temple"
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DEALERS AND
CONSUMERS OF PAINTS.

Read the Following for Yourself
We have now in STOCK the largest and best stock
Of Paints ever br ,ught to this section, manufac
tured by Lucas & Co., the oldest paint house In
Philadelphia.
These Paints are guaranteed to give entire salts
faction, aud can be furnished In any tint or shade
d, sired at prces to suit the times. saving Of Is
per cent can be made by lheir use, and they are
always ready for immediate Use, presenting
smCOi h. elastic durable and glossy surface II does
n':t crack Or become loosened from the matera
upon which it is used. Read the following guaran
tee.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
March 80, 1882.
MeSsrs. Berkeley & Co., Stdunton, 20
DEAR SIRS We h i've not as vet found 1t neces
sary to issue printed guarantee Tor our Liquid
ants, regarding our psi ion and reputation with
the trade as sufficient assurance that we would not
place on the maj ket inferior article, particularly
under our brand. We however will cheerfull fol
low the expedient which has been reSorted to by
manufacturers to introduce their goods bv stating
at we vii REFUND The MONEY OR RE
PAINT any work with English lead and boi led OF
we believe is orthod Ky which paint AIS been
used, that you feel well satisfied has proved itsel
inferior. If furthe. guarantees are required you
may give them ON cur authority, but 90 not
think you will ever hear of one a! thentic. case of
trouble arising tn o. the use of our paints.
Yours truly,
JNO. LUCAS & co.
These paints may be obtained by wholesale and
retail from
BERKELEY, ALLEN q co,
1uRsa stauutQR,Vs
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"BUcHUPAIBA:r-Qui Quick, complete cure. all q
rowing Kidney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases.
druggists. juhelo ~
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If you desire Pure Whiskey distilled from Rye
mly. and of great age. call for ROsenIems Spring
lale. Sold in Staun.on, Va, by Virginia Hoe IA
bon, VIM. Kinney aud B B. Crowder's American
Hotel bal. feb9 en-
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SKINNY MEN-..Wells' Health Remover" r
sores health and vigor, GU es Dyspepsia, Imp
sence, Sexual Debility 81 iune:6 "
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TROUGH ON RATS."-Clears out rats. mice,
"raches, flies, ants. bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks
ronhars 15c. Druggists. junel6 ly
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The finest in the Market Is Rosenhem's celebra
ed SpringIale Whiskey. Sold in Stanton, Va. b.
Virginia Hotel Saloon. W.n. Kinney and B. B
PROVIDERS American Hotel bar. feb9 6m
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A large supply OF White-wash Brushes at
febl6. BERKELEY, ALLEN & Cos.
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For the skin-Glenn's Sulphur Soap. MARI

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
MARI I'm
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Landreth's garden seeds. a full supply fresh and
gn0d at
feb16. BERKELEE--ALLEN Cos.
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Monday, .March c6th, 1883.

in front Of the C. Fl in stauntnn. HeiDg court da!
sell at public auction. tract OF land ssssa.szssss
in Augusta c. unity adioil ing J hi ,ssysgs IN
s Byers J d. Humber aid others. T8SyaE3&
and cont aiming "A .pS pOes. SYTIfx$Sska's
TERM SAL. in cash to ~ &eSa&ssMHAe
costs executing and recording De, d. of chanc ~
suit, commission. back taxes. &. the residue OF
purchas. monty to be appi' t" The htn' ft OF lin
endorsed by boz DIS will iher st adde" # purcia
ser viii approved personal security, ret lining lien
as ultimate security,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT
feb02 ct Trustee
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SPECIALLY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
- SALE.
The updersienPd lave for sale the following spec
tally desirable propt rites at txceptiuna ly Low
Prices. viz:
ist Three Houses dI.ots-resiiences-inS taun-
ton, al prices rangi, Z fiOm 81 : Ia e, 500
2 A very luable corner property in Staunton.
ole Of the YER! best business locations In the city,
Price rery tOlr.
San excellt mt Brick Mansion. rearly new. wi. h
40 acres ii lai attached. Mar the city limits
Price S. go.
For ful Their inf. Imation app'yI0
LLDkk, NELSON Il CUSHINGS,
feb23 It. Real isaac agents
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OH day of uct 'ber, 1875, 1 will proceed Oh the
premises, on the
31St day of March, 1888,
to sell at public auction for cash that certain tract
of and lying in the comfy of Angus saszsssssaas
Ia near The fo.t of South Mountain. j
containing 327 acr 8. aud adIniIing 3ENJ>
III, nds OF John Hawpe an Beria *ySaB&AEs~
min Hite, j l. "A. 1rotter a, I'ayii G&z&etns
Stee This tract OF land is partially cleared and
has upon it a comfortable dwelling.
Sal. TO commence at lUo clnrk A NJ
JAMES w. VINES,
feb23 tds+ Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry virtue OF a
l deed trust executed to me by ID. w
Grooms and wife, dated May lith. 1879. recorded III
Clerks flee OF Augusta C.utt ID. B. No. 81, p 10
wi !. Oil
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(NOM MISS!ONER'S SALr,---The undersigned
" will. IN pursuance nf decree of sale, en-
tered on he lth Of n vembtr 1872, In he cause Of
admir- &C. pending in hi Circuit Court of augusta
county. Cfe at nbic auction In front OF the Court
House il Stanton. on
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DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST executed
ID to me bv Al>.'n Doyle ami wife. dated the
OH day OF "ct der, 1875. will proceed Oh the
premises, on the
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-02

DRIVATE SALE -"wng to giving m Fa,mn
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-02

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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-05-24
MISSOURI.

Colonel Pease, of Kansas City, A. A. G. of
s{he Department of Missouri, assisted by Com
mander F. NJ. Kimball, Senior Vice o. B. Lin
gle, Chaplain Rev. Sidney Smith, and Comrade
G. n Burnham, of Joe Hooker Post, instituted
a Post at Kidder, Mo-, ON the 18th inst The
Post starts out with twenty charter members
under most favorable auspices, and it will, I'M
doubtedly, rapidly increase its numbers. They
selected the name of General John A Dix, and
elected the following officers Post Commander,
Addison Mckee; S. V. c., Herbert E. Farms
worth; j. V. c., WV. Baldwin @. NJ, Stephen
G. Coult; Surg, John Burns; Chaplain, Her.
man Townsend Adj't, c. L. Wyman; o. D.,
Eli Fox o. G., Josephus Caster S. NJ, Andrew
SOrnberger; @. Nj. S., w. M. Without The Post
Immediately took steps to appropriately observe
Memorial Day.
Comrade John A. Davis writes us that he
mustered a Post at Walker, Vernon county, on
the 9th inst, and installed the following Off
GERS: Post Commander Stephen j. Moore; S..
" c., ID. III. Mallory; ]. V. c., A. B. Hoskins !;
o. d.. j. L. Atkinson O. g., d. o. Adams; @.
NJ, Henry Schumann; Adj't, VIM. Hucht.
A new Post with forty-eight charter mem
bers was organized at Trenton, Mo-, on the IL th
inst.
Joe Hooker Post, Cameron Mo-, has secured
Prof. Crosby, of st. Joseph, as Memorial Day
orator.
Comrade John w. Fam, Independence,