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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10

DanOerbtIt llaiperittat. SzaTbbtIIe, 9eun.:
SO bei@elutss tie b6it pcrtrefiLi4en Gi8enIHafteH
tnfieirunsSs une EetntsunssmitteI 1T ss IorpbI
thecreti4 fpte prattit rpr3lsliber dGs onbere bes
Ennnts WittteI.-R q. Z. 9uptcr, ErpI. Der Gbemie.
K9arb1S 6Iuio" toiro emRtoblen BOAT
Spn. &lsganeer 8, Gtspbens, e,eprsta;
8tep. gtas. q. 9eems, Srembltn5S .9irde, R. 9. /;
Sol. sc Gonte, Columbia, nntperitatsprpf., S.6.;
Deep. u. g. Battle, Srpf. DPercers untperftAt;
8Rsp. Geo. 3. Yteree, BtIbOf ID. @ptsc. s4trGe.
9urd1anS uOtblpenote tiit ieoeR San1baIt.
0pIllrmmen unIGhhlidl 3u tnnerlt6em peer hn6ers
IiHem @ebrnun far Menfnen unb Eieb.
Das ySIutb@ Ut srnnhlicb erprott uprben unh tptr
bdben 8epetIe ppuduf baB es dlles has beptrtt mas
hter ron thm bebauptet pire. CUR ppaitaneisereR
QusfunEt laIYe man iitb bet ielnem Gpotbeier Elm
0Esmplar bet Srci&lre aebeu cher renee R4 eeShalb
q. 8. SetItu s. Co.,
Eatrieirsn6t 9benliter YbtIabeGpbtG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10
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prOp@glaCtiC @lni0.
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,.ito t9pbe ieeteber,
9tk5 5ertS, @Deis
@eIHnbs &aIeees
fd5tDiiee, Bo6esl,
MoteTta aftse 0He
atlfte6etio oea 0ratifs
= betfeil. 2Rer 9raufe
E9 sebrau@er. OeIheS
prrbeu, sla@oet1s Gas
.attGefunoe1s bate.
Gforbut t1rirt.
Giu RtfteI sesen tttes
RIDE cher gFan,eneiIte,
Slide &C.
Godett tsaO Ro6ei,s
Rarbet1 berbiitet.
Gin aRttslieb mtiuer
Sdmtlie betaIn bic Slc6en.
So menbete has pSIuihs
an /; ber 4diseiit peri7eI
Ri6t IN Sleberbtke, bes
bielt tetne Rodennarbeu,
tcunte na4 etira bret
@c1en ipleher unrters
9ehen, unb bic anberen
I'M SanIe blieten rers
l&cnf. s.. @. ParIins
ipu, gbildteIpbia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10
Ser eanptbefirwOrtsr Der grObibi.

| Ser 3anptbeflrwortsr Der 8robibi
tioniffen bon Soma, Der Neiteiaentbn
mer bss Brighter" in Oes Woines in
behst cine S6nnpsbrennerei. gie
uno @ein iinb ibm elm greueI, bal
Sdnappstriufsn berbammt er nur
tusnn Der Sufsl nidt aus ieiner 6abri
beao9en tuiro. Mud loa oerfeIbe mid
IN SSirtbfdaften fonoern gu 9auf
9etrunfen iusrOen; ie mebr oefto befIer
fur ibn ndmIid. - @er perbietet eud
oenn. oosr UeI6e 8eitimmuna in oel
ooreefhlagenen 8tobibit,cn uerbiete
Guh oenn. meint Der g6Ie, Guer,
S1napsFaide unb Curtin gSdisfeb
na1 9anle gu nebmen un6 Gu9 Al
befoufen. fi6t bns Srinfen poler
mir Gu9 perbirten, bas febt gu6 ID
frsL ionOern nur Den Saloon. Sn
Ginflans nit bieier pra6tigen @nfdt
etues 9eudIers, pie er i'm 8u6e febt,
lautet aud oas biesidbriDe 8ablse-
fbrei FER 8robibitioniEen Sowas
Home" se9sn saloon. 9eua.lci
uno Srunfiudt geeen maf;ises Srin.
ten unO a'mitbIi@e, sefeIIise Inter
baItuns.
Sn elmer 8efpre@un8 oeS bon @ng-
lamb ein9el@Iaaenen 8erfabrenS Ole
Snfuifen bon Nrmeubduieru uuo on.
6ere Gemeiuoearme nod BEN Ser.
Staaten su fenbsn, idat Der in @le be-
Iano erfdeiuenOe o@h3ei9er":
Sas gerfabren Ser ensliiden 9teo
sierun9 III IeOisIid cine SortI ebung
Der i'm isbeu3ebuten 9abrbanbert be,
sonnensn Yolitit. Wan fing bamit
an, 8srbre9er, Yaupers unO YrOiti-
tuirts nnd ben amerifanii6en Colo
uien 3u ieuoen, um 6en Yfan3eru
arbeiter iu Oerl9aHen; ip1ter daffte
man oisielbe 6lohe ndb Nuitr alien
Eroboem bat Die Nrmeniteuer III 9rOB
britanien f0rtpdbrenb ;ugenOmmen,
Gle Nrmenbauler baben ib bel6nbig
bermebrt unb cine Nblu0uug auf bie
@oIon;eu lit niht mebr moglth, wcil
IeBtcre hd iueiaern, ten Nbf9aum Der
en9lifd iriifdcu 8eO6Iterpng aufsu-
nebmen. Die @rfabrung bat geseigt,
onb Ger Yaupsrismus 3unimmt, le mebr
ole 8egierumI linn burd GMidtun9
bon Nrmenbdufcrn uno Deportation gu
lteuern psriudt. ,GS benI6dtigt lid
anssfdtS folder MaBregcIn Der drme-
rem 8epoIferung Elm 9eiuiiier Sanatis'
mus; Die Nnitren9unGen, ii9 auf eissne
Sube 3u teasn, Iaheu immer msbr
mad, unO bd6 8er3weiHun9Sgefibl
erfredt id ouf INNER wsitere &reiie.
@tro bieie Yolitif auf Die drmle
8ddtertIahe aus8eoednt, TO 1T GAR
utdt a58uiebsn, 100 oieIe 8aufenoe
idbrIid werben fOrt9eidafft werben
miifen. 9ie Ser Staaten muhsn fid
i'm SntersTe Der SslbftertaItuua 6a3e-
gen tuebren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10

Tteber TIT oduitt qehetli
fdhDaRac Gebrediets 1
W;.h...AA urh RvonFs
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10
SipbBerie
berbIttt.

Die Gerste bier ses
brauben DARIUS ySIutbs
NIT srpbem GrfpIse Set
Otpbtberie.
u. Stolen 10 erk,
0rtensbcro, ala.
6Iedlte aussetrcduet.
GboIera rerhatet.
0efd1tpare aeretntaS
uno seheiIt.
8ei 9oOeSfaueti Io1[te
eer 2et1udm bamtt bes
banteIt lrerhen IS
irtrb iehen tpiherH@en
@erub perbiften.
Der auS9e1eidtaete
WRIT 9r. &. Rnrton
StmS, Reip 8crt, fast !:
ySb bin ilberBeust, bnb
Brcf. DARIUS grrpbps
tactic SSIuib Gin tpertbs
roles 3esinftcirunsss
mitteI IN u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10
llelleS Ce6eIl

sibt ber @ebrau1 uon 8rctrn'8
Giien Bitters. SIN Dinter itdrft
unb errn6rn1t es bas Srftem !;
I'm Sriibiabr berei9ert es bos
Blut un6 uertrei6t Rrdntbeiten;
i'm CONNER frdftist es bic Ners
pen unb 8erbauunesoreone; int
Serbft iest es bos Gn5tem IN
Gtanb, pl6bIi9 @itterlnss>
,pe9ieI obne b0fe 5oIsen 3u
ertra9en.
aluf feline an6ere 9lrt fann
man 2rantbeiten 10 fi5er uers
mei6en aIs inbem man 6as Sn=
fem in better Dr6nuns erbdlt.
Bropn's giIen 8itters ii9ert
uoqton1mene 8eIunbbeit roab=
ren6 ben perdnberIi9en Sabres=
1eiten, es felt Dor ben. 8efab<
zen ii@er, rpeI9e unreines Maf=
fer iinb niasmatif9e 2uft NIT
ti9 brinsen unb es uerbinbert
aus3ebrilna Nierens un6 2ebers
Rranfbeiten &c,
s. g. 8erlin, gsq. pon Der
betannten sSirma $. g. Berlin
& Co., Qttornens, Sc 0roit 8e=
bdube, @aIbin9ton, .. g..
f9reibt unternl 5. Sec. 1881:
Dteint 5trrtn, Gs Thaht mir 9,tr.
aaiaeR, nnelten ~ f5nntn, hae ID
brprn'S Gtlen Pttters NIT dusseiet&s
neteni GrfpIa aeeer Ralarta uIib neT-
r5fe plaeen, rerurfdht bur& ufber'
arbtitung, estrau3t bass.
6Gtet Gu9 Dor g1a9abmrns
gen. Srast fir 8ropn's gis
fen 8itters un6 beitebt barduf
es su erboIten. 2oBt gu9 ni9t
Gtruas auff9waben, mas ols
gera6e o gut empfobleH
Ipirb. Das 9le9te piro ilur
fabribirt pon Der 8ronn @bemis
cal Co., Baltimore, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10
Hermann Star Mills
George u. <m8er,
Gabriiant son
Rebl, Gleie, SbipFaF, II. {. b.

6hr ale Srrttn @ttrriSs. ais
Beijen, NOssen, 9orn- n. Z. 10.
iuir6 Der bo9Fe Nnrttpreis baar besobIi
s@ Beffeuunseu prompt beforet. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10

Sn elmer 8eiprebung Der Gratt
Nusf dten mu@t Der in BOunebille
.rIdeinsnOe nGentroI MiiOurier" fol-
aenoe 8emertuuaen uber ben Stano
Der @einberae in ieuer Se8enS /:
,,gSas unIsre g8eiuberge betrifft. 10
ersibt Td Bel osnieibeu. luie un5 oieies
Sage Elm alter Winser, ser eineu 8uno'
gang bnr9 bic meiiten g8einberae in
Der Rdbe Der Staot gemadt bat, nit
tbeilte, Die mertmuroigs Sbatla9e, bnb
uberaa bn, no Der @einberg Die &C.
wobulide PHsse trhieIt, Die Srauber
iouIen, wdbreno Do, no nur ipeni9 in
Beinbere searbeitet tuurbs, no I'm
traut uno 9ras ole 6ebeu fat Der
be6cn, oieIel6en uOq Der ibonfteu uni
ero5ten Sraubsn bdugen, Gswd6r
ocs grGs uno llutraut Sdus aeset
Die Sdule ober aneere granfheiteu oel
5ranbeu? San ideiut ss TO uni
pdre es @einsudtern gu empfebIer
Der Sade etnas SIuf merfiamteit 81
| li&enten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10

Srau @eorge g8. 9ab6 in Yebforb,
pel9e auf Der Iebten lanbwirtbidaft
liden ausFeIIun9 in @fer GOuntg fir
ibre eingsmadten Srilbte ben eriten
Yreis crbaIten bat. wsnbet foIgenoes
Elm fade 8erfabren al. Gle Uerwan'
bsIt Orei Yfun0 gut rafFnirten 3ufer
un6 cine 8aIlone @aiier oLrb Soden
peIdes 20 Wliuuten fort8eieBt tuiro,
in Sprup. ldiIt Die 0ru&te idneioet
lol9e in Yiertel uuo fuQt bamit Die
&ru9en auf. OenieIbeu SDrap bis gum
ueberLoufen suiesenO. Oauu werOen
oieie auf eiuem g eiteqe in eiuen Se6eI
eeitelt, DER Bis gu Der 90be Der
&riiae nit faItem @aher aefulIt iuirb.
Oie Sriige bIeiben often Der 8e6el
oasegeu wiro GUT sr0eoeft unb rann
bns @aftr 10 Ian9e i'm SOden erbaI-
ten biz Die Srldte Die erforoerIide
8eide erbaIteu baben. Rit etwaS
fo9snbem sDrnp uerben aIS0ann Die
&ru9e iuieOer Ooli9 gefuIIt un0 Johann
auf Die 9ew0bulide g8elie mlttsIs
S5raabenOeGeI unb @ummi llnterIage
aeI6lOfIen. Oie S6rauben, wel6e
ole Ssdel baIten, iperOen in 3piihen-
rdumen bon bis 4 Minuten nod elm
paar Mal feiter au9eSo9en. Sererti9e
8rI6te baIten fd an fiibIen uno bunf'
len Srten oufbep abrt, Sabre lang -
8ceren fodt oieIeIbe 6rau in Der
@eile elm, oob iie SenieI6cu uur 70
pisI 8ofer suiebt. ais n0tbig lit, am
6as Nnbrennen ;u permeloen. Den
3u6er frst ie erit unmittelbar boz
Dem 8erbraude Der Sru4te gu; Del
/ 8erIdIub Ger Srugtn ift OerieIbe, uie
uorbin an9egebcm.-(8bI)
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@DR. W.T.CAMPBBLI

ben Der
ST LOUIS EYE & EAR INFIRMAF1Y
rirb Srrmanr am
@ Snnntag ben 10. angnit ~8a
wirtsr einsa SsIu9 abitattsn.
Gclte, bic nit irssnt einrm aussn- D6sr
Sbrtn-0eibsn bebaftet fint, frlIten ni1t perldus
men, I'm Gsntral ScteI bti ibnt rcr5nipre9tn.
Sir &sferen; ptutr man iI9 an 9att. >.
gBobIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10

g1.int 5trrsn: Gs g,aAt mir 9'eF.
eRnseH, ntlhen 40 f6nntn, has u
Brprn'S Gtitn 4ttters NIT dusseIet&s
neteni Grfple eesen Nalarta nri6 neT-
r5fe pldsen, perurfd&t bur& uebtr'
arbtitung, sstrau&t Patf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-10
Gs mrrst
Ralaria aus.

behient, icute es res6lt
Gteber TT hamtt esteilt
e1tDafae &rbredbett IT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

DEATH OF STRoTHER SHEETs.-On
Saturday morning, the 18th inst.
Strother Sheets, citizen well known
to many persons in Rockingham, died
at his home near Keezletown, of COM
plication of diseases, aged 81 years, 10
months, and days. His funeral was
preached in the United Brethren
Church, at Keezletown, on Sunday
evening at 2 o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Holt,
and although the snow lay deep upon
the ground, and the weather was ex
ceeding inclement, the large church was
incapable Of holding the people who as
sembled to pay the last tribute to their
departed neighbor and friend. Mr..
Sheets had for score or more of years
been consistent member of the United
Brethren church, and was beloved and
honored by his brethren for his Christian
integrity, and held in the highest es-
TEEN by the whole community for those
sterling characteristics which go to make
up the model man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

BARN AND DWELLING BURNED IN
PAGE COUNTY.-On Sunday night of
last week, the barn of Lorenzo s. Printz
in Page county was burned, by an in
cendiary, it is supposed. The loss is
$4,000, in which are included several
hundred bushels of grain, threshing
machine, three cows, one horse and all
his hay and other provender.
In March last, in the same neighbor
hood, Isaiah Printz lost his large and
well-stored barn by fire-supposed to
have been the work of an incendisry.
On Friday evening a week the dwell
ing occupied by Christian Printz, near
Shenk's Mill in Page county, was de-
stioyed by fire. The family was absent
at the time, and the fire was supposed
to have originated by Goals from the
hearth. Every article of Furniture and
clothing was burned, and also about four
dollars in money which Mr.. P. had in
the house at the time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

RoBBING THE MAIL.-George w.
Wheeler, for the last eight months in
the railway mail-service as postal clerk
from Greensboro to Winston, N. c.,
was arraigned Monday of last week TO.
robbing the mails.
The reports of losses over Wheeler's
route thus far heard from amount to
$500. Other losses are being sent in
daily. The robberies commenced the
7th of last October, and consisted Of
numerous cases of rified registered
matter. He was caught by means of
sending decoy letters over his route.
Wheeler rifled some of these decoys,
after which he was placed under the
strictest surveillance at both ends of the
route, resulting in the recovery Of q
portion of the missing decoy money,
which the inspector traced into Wheel
er's hands.
George w. Wheeler is highly con-
nected, being a brother of DIR. w. II.
Wheeler, of Salem, ex.collector of the
Fifth North Carolina district.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

A BULLY BULLET.-Joseph Racer,
son of John Racer, who lives near town,
made one of the most remarkable shots
a few days ago With an old musket, that
ever came to olr notice. Being engaged
to kill beef, he loaded the musket with
powder and ball, ss usual, and taking
aim, fired. The beef dropped dead, the
ball having entered its head midway
between the eyes. going through the
head and back into the neck about fif-
teen inches. when it was detected out
ward. 1t then struck stable door, near
by, made of inch boards, going through
1t as easily as If it had been paper. The
next object it came in contact with was
a COW standing in the stable, Embedding
itself deeply in her body and inflicting
a dangerous wound, from which, how
ever, she h&s recovered. Joe should
keep that musket for the neEt war, If
we should ever be so unfortunate as to
have another, as it would make a bat.
terry of itself.-PdQe Courier. i.t.s 70
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

Loss OF LIFE IN A CIRCUs.-The loss
of life by the burning of the circus in
Berditcheff, st. Petersburg, on Satur-
day week, was not so great as at first re-
ported, but it is believed that over $50
persons persisted in the flames. The
fire broke out towards the end of the
performance, and was caused by the
careless handling of fireworks on the
stage. The audience numbered 800. It
is stated that 400 persons were suffocated,
crushed or burned to death in the cir
Gus. The horses, running about wildly,
increased the confusion.
1t is estimated that 80 men, 12O women
and 60 children lost their lives. The
audience consisted mainly of Jews. The
author of the fire persisted, also two
clowns. The circus was q wooden
structure.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

RESTORATION TO THE UNIoN-HoN.
A. h. 81. STUART.-At a meeting in
Richmond, on last Friday night, of the
Executive Committee of the Virginia
Historical Society, the following resolu.
ton was adopted =
Resolved, That the Hon Alexander
III. H. Stuart be requested to prepare for
this society history of the events OF
1859 which led to a restoration of this
State to its place in the Union, in which
he himself bore so distinguished part.
The Committee has made wise Sc.
lection for the performance of this duty,
for there is no one better qualified to
discharge it than Mr.. Stuart, not only on
account of his talents, but for the reason
that he was greatly. if not chiefly, in
strumental in effecting that result.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

General Mahone's Washington organ
says 1t is in the power of the, republicans
TO 80 shape the future as to reap the ben.
eft of it's alliance with the 'Mahoneites
without lowering its standard of princi.
Piles. The principles of the party, as
marked by the character of its most
prominent men. have never been very
high, and its recent alliance with the
reppdfators of public obligations shows
that their standard could not well be
lower than it is. But the remark allu-
ded to proves that the General would
drag it down still further to please his
fancy, and what the repyblicans should
not forget, that there are men In their
party who will assist him in order to
profit by the support of his negro CO.
horts. What his few white followers
think about allowing the republican
party to reap the benefit of the alliance
is only known to themselves.-Aler.
Gazette ~ 81
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

NOMINATION OF Hon. JOHN E.
KRNNA.-The democratic caucus of the
West Virginia Legislature met last
Tuesday night, and on the third ballot
nominated the Hon. John E. Kenna, of
Kanawha county, to succeed the Hon.
Henry G. Davis, who declined re-nom
ination. The election takes place ITO
day. Tuesday, when the action of the
caucus will be ratified.
The vote stood on the first ballot -
John E. Kenna 81 votes. n. NJ. Math.
ews IS, and VIM. A. Quarter u.
On the second ballot, Kenna "a,
Mathews Is, Quarter IL.
On the third and final ballot, Kenna
IS, Mathews 15, Quarter 10.
Hon. Frank Hereford of Monroe coun-
ty, who had been candidate for nomt.
nation, withdrew the week before the
meeting of the caucus.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

The remains of John Howard Payne,
author of the song Home, Sweet
Home" who died at Tunis, in North
ern Africa, which are being brought to
this country at the expense of Mr.. w.
W. Corcoran, of Washington, are now
In charge of the United States Consul
at Marseilles, awaiting transportation
to America. AS no vessel of the United
States navy is at present available for
the purpose. they will probably be
brought across the ocean by vessel OF
one of the regular steamship lines.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

Edward J. wayland. Admir- of Mary J. P.
Dull, decd. George W. Dull, Joseph Milstead
and Elisabeth j., his wife, formerly DulD, ia
cob II. Dull. Augustus B. Dull, john Risk and
Charlotte c., his wife, formerly DULY, Robert
Dull, NJ. W. d. Argenbright and Elizabeth, his
wife, formerly DULY, James Dull Maria Dull,
the two children of John N. Dull, decd, the
names and residence of whom are unknown,
Charles A. Lightner and Mary G., his wife,
formerly Hanger). Jacob r. Hanger, George g.
Hanger. John II. Hanger, Theodore r. Hanger,
Charles L. Hanger, VIM. T. Hanger, James B.
Hanger. and Edward c. Hanger. an infant over
IA but under Il years OF Defendants,
80, I-sAs IN CHANCERY. I'd
The object OF this suit is to enforce the spe-
cif1c performance of a contract for the sale and
conveyance of the entire undivided interest OF
Mary J. P. Dull. (now decd), in tract OF about
l2H acres Of land situated near Arbor Hill in
Augusta county-sald contract having been
entered into between the Plaintiff and the said
Mary ]. P. Dull, during her lifetime, to wit -
on the 8th day OF June, 1874.
It appearing by affidavit filed that John Risk
and Charlotte g.. his wife, and the two children
Of John N. Dull, decd, whose names and resi-.
dences are unknown, are non.residents OF this
State, 1t Is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
notice, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests. Teste.-
W. E. Craig, p. q. jan28-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

SAD AFFLICTION AND BEREA v e.
MENT-Mrs. Mary E. Moore, wife OF
Samuel R. Moore. died al her husbands
residence, on Kerr's Greek in this coun'
ty, of pneumonia, on Saturday last, the
18th inst. She was sick but about one
week. She was daughter Of the late
John G. Laird. decd, was 10 the prime
of life, a devoted wife and mother, and
a most consistent and exemplary Chris
tian lady. She leaves four small chill
dren, ali of whom have lately been sick,
and the youngest babe of four months,
yet in very critical condition. We
tender to this afflicted and bereaved
family our sincere and haSrtfeIt sympa'
thy.-Leriyagton Gazette. -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

LEG BRoKEN.-We learn from the
Border Waterman that, on Monday
morning of last week, as Mr.. George
Smith, who lives near Peterstown in
Monroe county, w. Va, was on his
way to the Narrows, his horse slipped
and fell with him, breaking his leg
BE was taken to the home of Mr.. Hen.
~ Smith which he had just left.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23


We wonder what the Staunton SPEC.
TATOR will have to say of Vennor now +?
Rockingham Register.
The SPECTATOR has not changed its
opinions about Vennor, whom it be-
lieves to be humbug, as is every man
who processes his ability to forecast the
weather for months in advance. A sin
gle swallow does not make a summer,
and few fortunate guesses do not make
a prophet. The reason these weather.
prophets gain the credence of many is,
that the people mark when the guess
happens to be near right, and pay no
attention to the large majority of pre-
dictions which fail to be fulfilled. In
this way any man who will have the
audacity to make predictions can gain
the reputation of being a weather
prophet. Tice and Vennor, by the pub
LEGATION of their AlmRnacs, are making
money. In this they are what the
Yankees would call "sharp," but those
who are imposed upon by them must
be dull,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

HOMICIDE IN RAPPAHANNOCK.-
an ARRAY at Slate Mills, Rappshannock
county, Va, last Sunday week, a young
man named Hubert Taylor shot Paul
Brown in the stomach with pistol, in
flicting would from which he died
Tuesday night. Taylor avoided arrest
and has left for parts unknown.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

The violation of any OF natures laws
brings its warning by the feeling of
discomfort. Exposure will Undue colds,
throat diseases, consumption, etc, all of
which gIys warning by troublesome
cough. Use pr. Kqll's Cough Syrup in
time, and remove both tie cause and
effect of.yopr discomfort. ''"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

LETTER POSTAGE FIXED AT Two
CENTs.-The Washington. correspon-
dent of the Richmond Dispatch under
date of Saturday last says -
"Mr. Edmunds called for the ay 90 and
noes on his motion to strike out, and 1t
was defeated-ay Is; noes, 40. So the
clause fixing letter-postage at'two cents
per half. ounce, to take effect July j.
1883. stands as reported by the commits
Zoo ~ TtE tHh
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

INDICTED FOR MURDER.-James Luz
cas- has been indicted for murder by the
Grand Jury at the late term of Alleghs-
ny (Va.) County Court. It will be re-
membered thai Lucas is the person gho
caused the death of the lad Rusk at AL
leghany Station on Christmas day, by
dosing him with whisky.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

There are seventy-six United States
Senators, of whom only ten were sOl-
diers in the United States Army. Yet
it was by these ten that General Ma
hone said he thought the fate of the
Fitz John Porter bill, which was under
consideration by the whole aeve1ty.six,
should be decided. There is bill be-
fore Congress to put Captain Smalls, q
negro eX, convict, on the retired list of
the Navy. The General will probably
vote for 1t to make himself "solid"
with the only really effective portion of
his followers but If he shall decline to
vote on that also, what mode he will
suggest for deciding its fate.is hard to
conceive, for there is not one member
of the Senate who was in :the United
States Navy. The Generals asserted
reason for declining to vote ion the Por-
ter bill is, IL anything, more absurd
than the one assigned for voting against
the bill to repeal the statute prohibiting
his old comrades from holding commits
sions in the United States Army. But
the General, according to his home and
Washington organs, is the greatest man
Virginia ever produced. Why, certain
ly!-ALerandrid Gazette. >. s.a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-23

The Court of Appeals of Virginia has
announced the following appointments
w. marlborough, reporter; Col. w. c.
Pendleton, clerk at Wytheville, and
Major James B. Dorman, clerk at
EtauDf0n