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Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
0r9fenIanb.

Wr9fenlanb.
Sc sr9ife % tpriiife Jorputer fiem'
pebs psb @raubien ben 2lbe bs. Os
tprtiite trooper fOrisste at beiatts gnas
Iipfs. men bIeu sfter en- beftis Ramp
psb Ybiotbeubra Iaaebe tiIbuse. Set
sraffe artigert sbeIasbs be tyrfiffe 5ors
tanbsntnser ~Iiseouerfor anaItpfis.
Ssuere metbeIes, at Winifferiet bar
bel luttst at inbftiue SienbtIisbeberne %
at afpebns ben sraffe 5er.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
6ranfriqe.

Setrtt | Jranirige bar Derst tOIb,
% ffcrmsub'. Dur bel. 9anbst bar
uoIbiOmme Storme anrsttst bstpbsIi!
Stabs. 9iubausrrs | Ronpsuisr e
sbsIasts. Stabn anil1ass til en- WiI
lion Srauts. gu Sttan sIorbs ito,
Stabs | gp,n, Here WeuusFter brabtss
StOrmeSelGsssIier bar funbst Stsi
ueb ROutpsaier; ubftiuise WsunstsIil
git tiIipiIbe. os gIsnbOm foe en- WiI
lion Srancs.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
Sbip.

Sbeater Banit. llubsr OpfsrsIisu at
"SuteI CONS quite" I 8sitopiqs ON
aftsusn ben l7be 0aai ubbrsb Der JIbs
los pua Sesnen, Os SubIitum bIsu
srsben af en- nfis.Iis RabisI. IL Rsns
nsf,sr bIsu bells ftyst fOrbranbts, bells ueos
trampsbe. gpsuinssn Isb iussn StuOs.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
2tbe.Nnntii,er 600

os &oIotuisr, Der futile issss fOrtiatts.
Den uebtasne prototoI opsr RolIotpiets
6OrbanbIinser nil iuarst muIist bIipe
sffsntIissiort.
"Sebrel. o. gmigrA.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

9rriosnt eIsusIuuo bar IOust at uGrs
tiIittbs usb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bsrus | BrootIpu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Ssuutsis 9snfcnstomtts bar fOttus
ftst RsprGisn' uutbui,ts 6oriIas om al
eips 9eufon til 8stsrunsr fra ben mtri'
tanits Rris. SOmitssu piI inNiias til
gsbiussIie Ssuutets SOtiIus fra fOrris.
8onsr,is ~ansuasnbs 9sufOn for SOI'
batter fra osnne Brig.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
aabeu &orrefpouoauee.

Ran m Ranb, iom Title Ct gorger
Of be Jorsnsbs Statsr tptnsss til at
betaIe Ssiifat susr msb arbeibe bstaIe
ben i~aataIbts poll tax?
Sd.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
era @aibinetou.

SENATOR eOaan Dor fremfat ct Cubs
ttitut til ben Labor Arbitration Bill.
lon, sr psbtuset af &epr,leutantbuiet.
Sfslse bette Subittut ifaI grsRbsn,en
rieo Ssnotsts &aab % EiIfemntna ub.
nGons en- gOIbsifts : Rommisfun pau
TEN WteeIemmer. Osune 6ommisftou
'fal bsftaa at en- &spubIitaHer, en- De-
ulOtrat, en-, iom lite ti'bsrer ncset al
be prIitiifs Sousbpurtisr, en-, iom iaar
entsn btrsfte sasr inbirstte | ct Serns
banss susr TranspurtieIftabs Gieneifs
suer er tutsrtsieret bert, os en-, fom CT
tortrolis meb arbsibsnss S~nteresier.
UasSIsmmsrne of 8ommisf ionsn ffaI
baps srunbist 6~ienbffab til 9anb,ts
Snbuit,i os arbsibe,aes S~nteresier.
9usr af benz faar en- 2su at 90, 300
ON Aa'st, % be ~bempnbiess til at ans
iatts en- S.treter os en- Surtisftriuer
msb IN aarIis Cen af s., 900 Bper oa
ct Dub m,b 81, 500 ON aaret. Rom.
mtsiarsrne fol Osiaa baus @obtpiss
rsIis for R~eiieubsiftsr os andre usbr
usnbise nbIes.
Sommisiererue trGber iaurmsn, iaa
mart be CT ueraunte os srtIarsr fig
bsrsSt til at mObtuse Ssrstninssr ON
Stribi8bebsr m.usm GransportieIfabsr
tiuanbs os tiIuanbs os tsrss arbsibere.
Vile iaabauue WsObsIeIisr ftaI pare
ifriftIis % unbsttesnst Of be itribsnbs
Sartr. 8 cue iaubauns eager for
WGsIins ftOI Bryce Barter ttif,Iis
baus forpIistst fig til at rstts fig sfter
"Reminiscences aieubsIis.
aas eager for Maslins ftaI fsr,s
t SpsrsusifsmmsIie meb 8ssIsrns for
en- 5rsbsbommsrs SOmftoI. gsss.
Barter ftaI baue Rst til at Iabe fig
bsre t Sustn peb gtoHer os gbpofa.
ter. Raar Sommisf onsn CT fGrtis msb
en- Cog, ftaI ben u:b Stsmmssipnins
afsius ftIiftIis RienosIis os pperisubs
ben til be 5Orensbs Statsrs Yr,ibent,
Tom ftaI OfsutIiesisrs en- 8srstnins
iaa iuart iOm muIist. On aiitrift al
RisnbsIi,n ftaI isubss til be Surs1,bs
Statsrs 0ifhtttcuurt | bet 9iftIitt,
buOr Sttibiebsbsrn, pptOb Os fOrs
baubIsbss.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
sRtIsxoufss, e4oe Naui, 1885

&ntss, EO. 2, n. HRats, &c,
Ganrs, Rp. 3, 80. Rse, Ro. 1,
e5. Bss, Eo. 9 Al. MESS PORK,
cash tOS.55 5000. Ssye, 1915
1000.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Ssnatst uebtos | Susbass msb "a
mob IA Stemmsr en- YsufonsIOu, be,
oil bIiue sauite toftbar for 2unbst, bvis
ben bItuer uebtuset at Rep"sisntont Ii
ist os un6srtesust Of Yrsiibsntsn. So
usbinbboIbst Of bsnus Con er fsIssnbs
gnbusr, Ter unesr Oprsrstrisen tieut'
minSit 3 Waanebsr | 5arsn ,aer SIaa:
ben, faar en- 9sufou af fra 81 til $24
pr. Wuaneb, bpis ban bar faast En-
bGbsrIis afftsb os lite peb esen StpIt
sr bI,usn u~rbsibsubpstis os buis bar
sr afbausis Of fit arbsibe for fit Gins
opboIo eusr u~nberboIbss of andre, ION
lite sr pIistis. til OF unbsrboIbe BAN.
Snaen sr bsrstttest til benne 9snfou,
buis ban ulerebs for bar faast en- bsier'
gsnfon. ScraIbre, buts Ssn er BOT
t Srissn, maa, for at faa Benton, Be-
piie at Ssnneu sr bsb os at be sr at
bansiss af fine 5Rnbsrs arbeibs foi
fit ~2iusopboIb, sae at be ~unberboIhea
af andre, fom iuribiit lite er frrpIis'
tebe til at 9isre bet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Ssnator 9ibfou BAR fremiat ct 9ou
~forilaa ON, at Der itaI ubnGpnts ct no.
tiOuaIt gOarb Of SsuatOrsr. Rsprsisn
%tanter, Offesrer | 5Iaubsu % Carer
os nj eiuiIs RsbIsmm,r for at frsm
TONNE msS 9Iansr for rationale Cor,
iuarsmiSIsr iiuaubs Os tiIpanbs.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Ssnatet bar pebtusst ct Sorlas ON
at orsaniiere ct npt Dommerbiifritt, ibst
bet ottsnbs Dommerbiftritt bIiper belt
iaaIsbss, at Wenneiota. Soma Os Wiss
iouri ubsisr bet nienbe Diffritt, Rsbras
TIA, Sanias. artonias os goIorobO bet
ottenbe Os California, Oregon os R,s
pfba bet tisnbe 9iitIitt. Jor bet Ms
ente Ditritt maa Der ubnepnes en- np
Dommfr. Den nuparsnbs Dommer
8iIiOu fra ltinneiotu unisser ON bsnns
Stiuius.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
EScrae 90 Sa,liuarf.

y Filas bil bIiDs en- tlRrtcHrmen
m slrst o. gerusr / bet sam!s
[nHp nj isnoe "9scornbsB oftsr- 90
Lnns ct Gnr iaHt 9itbosrafs
kDr sEf" for
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
I'll 5r. Rusmus Ysbsrion.

y. {. StaaStnbaussn, Starbud,
gops SO. Riun., uiIbe sierne faa Here
SpIqsuiussr ON 9unbet | Ssras sntsn
sisunem "DseOrabs9 Oftsn1 slsr peb
Brees.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
TOr

T''''aAsSOhn" % ',gss arnsa. Fl
a.. ,.sth &a. a 5seorahs gcaeus
|stSs u sisu. Jabbuus.u. S' Sab
aF'fs pc'l-a Hat a. ens SCI.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

g~rsfibenten bar tiIienbt Sonsresien
en- B%sretnins fra Statsminiitsrsn os en-
Del anbrsD otumenter ansauenbs@ renbs
len meIsm aIafta os britiff @oIums
bta. Statsminiter Buyarb flyer, at
ben brittle Resisrins sr piuis til at
bssgHbs forsIsbis OpmauIins Of aIas
ifas @renbie. Wiuiieren anfer bette
ct usset piSttst SpsrssmaaI, ba Der
Ianssmsb @renbien er ubyre mineral.
ffs &isbomms. Statsminiisren anbes
faIsr, at aonsresien p.btassr en- 9op,
ifslss bsiIten ma tan bespnbe meb
Opm oaIinssu af @renbien, % at Der
bfpiIses 500, 900 for at bsfiribe llbs
sifterne psb arbeibet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
SI.63.

,-r gsrssie 9apDsE oil ri, uaar be-
E,;s. Rrps gHsubsrens EnpH.
aa bar snnost She's af grhuer, iom
q IT. 70 Vie IT sHiss I, at bet piI
70 sns / st5psrt Sism, futtiat eHsr
Tstssyrisa paa 8iasSst sr 60 Gents
nj tlisaht.
Esia II, Srsps:
q. Wnltncfem,
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Oet itaI pore commissioners HIist
at bsisse ale Steber, buor Der opftaai
Stribisbsbsr mslsm arbsib.re os ar'
beibsstps,e, os ufbs,e 9ibner Der, buOi
be timber bet tisnlisft. SommisfOner
ftaI eisnntm grsfbsntsn tnbisubs til
ROnsresisn fnIbfenbis gerstnins on
aue StribsipsrasmaaI, be bar unberisst
8onmisiarsrues @mbebstrb faI Dar'
t 8 aar, iaafremt Prsfbenten of COB
9runbe lite afattsr BIN. 0isis @ruubs
maa frsmIRssss for Sonsrssien iahti'
big m.b WsbtsIeIien ON en- gfterfsI'
gers ~llbueuusIie.
5rembsIes bsifsmmer 5o,Fasst, a
gursaust for arbsioe ifaI ombann,s tt
ct Sspartsmsut for arbsibe, % for
pIistsr SommisiGrsn at tnbienbe ON
fa.tenbe ffatiiiit. MsbbsIsIier ON ar:
bsitsuaisnst | 1bs Os SnbIOnbst.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

gerbien of Risb Os SIsif isnbt til
nbIanbst | be fer Waansbsr, Der snhts
NIB ben 3ots apriI q s37, sS9, l9l,
buiItet sr bsnusS 10 RiaiOnsr Dollars
riubre enb | tiIiuarsnbs Gibsrum ifior ;
9artisn at Wsisriprpbuttsr | ben iamms
Glib par $40, 2sI,I85, Omtrsut A WiIs
lion Dollars minbrs sub I FANNIE Gits'
rum ifior.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
: 30t
!. VoG Size

snrsst m g 8ss srnsn.s Il
5lsv lCAE POPULAR DIG.
= 21s gss P,t Ews5E o.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Dst er MI so aar fiben, at ct ans
tai 6orsnsbe Statsrs SOrssrs ouerisnbt.
Rsaisrinssu S~Orbriuser for Sfabsssr'
itatnins fra ben frantic 8ssjsrins.
en- Grattat msb Srantriss paatos b
5orsnsbs Statsrs &sQisrtns fig at Be-
tale fisis SOrbrinser, imOb at 6rant'
riss siOrbs be 5orenebe Statsr andre
SabrsmmsIier. Siben bar bisie Sor'
triuser bullet Op | b~usreneffs Ronsrsa
Os be bar | IGnsere Glib ueret tienbt
unbsr Rapnst French Spoliation Claims,
Dommetne (court of claims), iom un'
berisser bisie 5Ororinssr mob &esi''
riusen bar NJ ~enfiemmist estIaret, a
RsaiainseH CT pIistis til at bstaIs BEN,
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

RutiOuaIs Sorsntus,n at 8inapIeri
traubts iummsu | @uibirston ben lSb'
Rci. 8OmmisiGrsu for ass,brus aab.
hebs SotbuubIiussrus msb IN IGnssrI
Gale, t buiItsn ban paauifts be for
6rsmfribt, Der q siOrt / bsuu. 9aub'
b~,usssrsu | be fbf, 80 aar. Den
umetitoufs Bin tunbt uusrsbs tonfur.
rers msb ben ~tufnbauriss 9iuauI / Gu
ropa. S~nbenIanbfts Sins ioIstss til
bet umsrifanits Colt unbsr ubsnIantit r,
@titsttsr for frantic Os andre ubsu'
Iaubfs gtne. Jor at bsitptts ben aus.
~rituuits gtuuuI os pore Rsitisbsbsr
bsuns 5,nissnSs Ct tsuns Screening
bannst. 6Orsuinssn suiter at frsnm,
R~aabtboIb, ibst ben nil producer. rer
Os u~torfuIfst Gruspin. ben iuub :,ts OF
bstiie Dirt. 8 bet Winbfs CT en- De
al ben importsrsSs Bin baarIissrs snt
gins fra California. Oct DOR CAN'T,
uifi, at california; BIN s~ftsripsrsss | b,
ubtuIanbft. Wartsbsr, Os ofts benbel
bet, at bn isnbts tiIbase ubIauSet oe
unbsr ubsuIanbifs Gtitsttsr.
9ib at BRUCE tnbsnIanbits gtns iits'
bet'Or at inbfsrs BEN fra l1bIantet uitb'
mtnbit Z Wiuionsr Dollars fOrbItue
Qanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

e. sshn" @ "sSaasass g
IA sess Sssbpsss sst.s.
a2'b Sc gb Ezatst CvHzs -
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o''aa SShm" GO 'esss 4rsu.. s
Ma ra2E.t sfgsr .ussanszes
sSa"mel 90 1tnee
'NtH' safuius,
S'f7Itt ~sostsgsass.s
Ev
1ltsHs bagIige WlOratn. %
b, 7e' &c smss. Elaissmgs iirn.
ssgT., ee's aeUaIgr s~fssIsrps. 81
Als sa1 csts5g,Nt. q I9snss
fin "a esur,I uss.st ars5
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

&c sss9isa gssru,xt,rs 50.
Pa SittssssreiIu iubtzssi Ies
e77D:sJ;gua fsr "a stait
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

|Drrs QramIe Soeer
'sr fti' aatgaRs a.
Noften"
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
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aatestah. Soften gs 'fgGe arHsa" fDi
Az q Ct -sssE'er rz6att Br1mis.Bse;r;
srr 8ammel ne uuS%
s~EsE9Iss
&C. fia. T9azTta1.
me srrheIs 81 5ss.u.
hr ssHaus SerlsstHt TStaGiEE
tlisuSt Sast.
a s1rItsh0.
taAruu, soaaI.rs d vs7 s'aE@A
eEushtHprts,
|ttns Barn Z rtzH- sGatIG SSgHft
a fouot RapUt. E'rtzgf-.
kAsSmmtite stGIGs. S5rts1tas
ut,JEsESst II! ~Stsmsrss8
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e sy 'sr 80 Ear Essu.
as' sFiritisHms asosIn
log s~ieHiBHsts. Esg.C,
as ! Rvstaab,
sslnt.
q eiFsIsF' g zaIsaJF!Gre,
Families. ES 2 Jasfz1H
listHtE.
aaaiRs. Eist 2 RaE,ssas
fssmi5t.
('aNuRs sas. ia : Gsb,4,s
nj 5tHnattfH, leifEuu,rusI Commit
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,t1 ttztEt stuasr',n.
ASA s'asSortts spsmstssE,
H17h' t5ri7liz1 Of Gar. stLst.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

;aSH ss:a tHsIsssiz1lss.is Esr,Sis.
pa 2 e'a', iszt ?. o Re. sHr
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

'aa c,t Fosd H,sss Nous,
: : - s1= gszIu Local Csscs,
sasFrs "a si zsS isSst ssF
:, aaat, Faa fol gsussfss q
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,ss s !. Os sriits.sera
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Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

Estagr I'll gsgtitzazr Tgs,n I, Ess. "a,
PES 'ss tHs papz7t s5ss - iss.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

. 1ae. EaaE IN sseaa.pt sa.
=. 2a be-. tibf1s,rs ghr.gf. psasssi
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26

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lean pea
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Suaen inobuuosn 10 Gents EXTRA.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-26
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a. G;uSs 8uS"

Lyri F5tiu1. IiqegpIoigt eHter bet
+ Fr a.-le EboHaeuter. SiIeost
+, f5drarli5t iTSrEae' | en- ftiu Baps
Is zsi u. 8of.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-03
Stricken by PARALYSIS.

Mr.. Jonas Hageman, proprietor Of the
large clothing store On Augusta street.
and one of the most energetic Of the
younger merchants of Staunton, was
paralyzed On Saturday morning last at
O'Clock, at his residence on West Main
street. His right side is entirely paral-
yzsd and he is unable to speak enough
be has recognized his family and friends
since the stroke. Mr.. Hageman is the son
of one of Staunton's Oldest clothiers, Mr..
E. Hageman, who now lives in Philadel.
phia. Two or three years ago the father
discontinued business and it was taken up
by the son. a young man just twenty-one
years of age. The young merchant showed
marked enterprise and great push, and in
a short time moved TO the large establish
ment opposite the Court House. His
genial manners and kindly disposition
won for him a personal popularity equal
to his business success, and his sudden
affection has excited general and deep
sympathy. His father, who had arrived
here the day before the occurrence. and
his mother, who came the next day, are,
with his wife IN attendance at his bedside.
Drs. Patterson and Shelton are the attend.
ing physicians.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-03
Notice to Huntsmen

AS many persons have never seen the
law against hunting on the lands of an
other without his consent, we publish it
entire. 1t may be found in the Code of
Virginia, Chap. XCIX, sec. S. p. sO2, and
is as follows.
''If any person shall hunt, shoot, fowl,
Or range, with Or without dogs, on the
lands of another. without the consent of
the owner or tenant of such lands. or
shoot along any public road, or in the
streets of any town or village in any of the
counties of this Commonwealth, on the
land comprehended in the survey Of any
proprietor, be shall be deemed guilty of a
trespass, and shall be fined for each offence
five dollars-the fine to be doubled in
every instance if the offence be committed
in the night or on Sunday-for the use of
the owner or tenant of the lands. and for
the Common wealth when the offence is
committed IN the public roads or in the
streets of any town or village, to be re-
covered by warrant before any justice OF
the peace, together with all costs and
charges attending the collection of the
same, and shall, moreover, forfeit as afore-
said, his gun and shooting apparatus, and
his dog or dogs shall be killed it the
justice shall, in his discretion. so order;
and when any person shall be convicted a
third time of said offence. the justice
rendering judgment therefor shall require
him to enter into recognlzance with sufi
cient security. for his good behavior for
twelve months, or. if he fails to give such
security, to commit him to Jail fer one
month, unless it be sooner given, such
recognlzance to be forfeited if such person
offend as aforesaid within the time linz
tied in Gise rocOgIiiZance,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-03
The Tenders of Coupons.

The County Treasurer Of Augusta up to
December 1st had collected $40 900 IN mon
ey for State taxes and been rendered 81,
629.50 in coupons. One hundred and fifty
one persons rendered coupons. In 1885 the
amount of coupons rendered was 1928 so.
The City Treasurer of Stanton in his
collections this year was rendered only
$500 in coupons. In 1885, $l02 in coupons
were rendered.
In Rockbrldge, only forty-eight dollars
in coupons were rendered the County
Treasurer; in Shenandoah. 1852 so; in
Rockingham, 81. l7s; in Frederick, $1759.-
SO, and IN Allegheny, $40. Augusta county
leads the list OF the Valley counties in the
effort to break down the Riddleberger
settlement and set up debt of $3s 900 coo.
In Warren county not coupon was tend
cred. AS far as the returns haws been re.
celved-from about thirty counties the
indications are that in tie whole State
about $780, 900 in coupons have probably
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-03
Personal.

Capt. W. II. Sale and wife and Miss
Laura Sale are spending the winter at the
Irvine House, Lexington.
Rev. S.W. Haddon, pastor of Old Prov
ldence church. has just moved into the
new parsonage erected near the church by
the congregation. Mr.. Haddon is one of
tire most devoted ard effective ministers
OF his denomination in the South.
Among the names on the Standing Com
mittees appointed by the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars at Richmond. we see that
of Mr.. Chas. E. Haines, on the Committee
on Appeals.
Mr.. Chas. Zirkle, of Georgia, who came
on to visit his father, Mr.. Caspar Zirkle,
who has much improved, is visiting his
relatives in Shenandoah.
j. Fred. Effinger, Esq. one of the propri-
etors of the Grand Hotel Alum Springs.
in Rockbridge, was married on Saturday
morning last to Miss Fannie Smith,
daughter of Judge ]. W. G.. Smith of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Effinger left on the
train that morning for the Northern
cities.
AT the convention of the Consolidated
Cattle Growers Association in Chicago,
last week, Hon. A. M. Bowman, formerly
of Augusta, was elected Vics President
for Virginia. He was already Vice
I President of the National Short-Horn
Breeders Association.
Mr.. W. j. Burke, for some years con-
nected with the firm of Bargamin & Co.,
plumbers, of this city, and very popular
gentleman, left on Wednesday last for
Louisville, ky., where he will make his
future home.
MIR. VIM. II. Peyton, of Greenville, is
visiting his brother, DR.. Peyton. in Char
lesion, Kanawha.
Capt. Ham Shepherd, Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue, was in Liberty, Bedford,
last week.
Chas e. Wheat announces next Monday
, to dispense free coffee, hot from silver
urn, in his store, and he keeps it up on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The electric
light and free coffee ought to bring our
friends from the country in.
W. A. Burnett, ESQ.,, County Clerk.
left for Richmond yesterday, to settle his
Official accounts with The Auditor.
Mr.. Reese, the inventor Of the Basic
process Of making steel. which has given
the Bessemer people so much trouble, was
In Waynesboro, Wednesday, on his way to
make tour over the Shenandoah Valley
and Norfolk q Western Railroads. He
goes on the invitation of the companies.
Ex-Judge J. l.. s. Kirby Of Nelson, and
EXIT. Gov. J. l.. Marye, were in the city
last week.
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The. Else in COUPONS.

A correspondent writes us the expert
ence of an Augusta coupon-tenderer He
was in Staunton several days ago and was
informed by a patriotic Republican ped
ding coupons, that be could save money
End get taxes cheap by laying in coupons
at SO cents in the dollar. He came in on
Tuesday, Nov. 30th. with the money to
buy coupons. The coupon peddler inform
ed him that cou pons were in great demand
and had gone up IN Staunton, Richmond,
and other cities, and that he would now
have to charge the farmer rs cents in the
dollar besides his commission of per
cent. The farmer took $57 in coupons at
Is cents, paying $422 Is in money, and in
addition paid the commission, $2S5 in
money, making $45 10. His apparent saw
ing was $11.90 Against this, he can put
two days spent for himself and horse. no
tax receipt received, and no certainty
whether he won It have law suit in the fu-
ture to establish the fact that his taxes
have been paid"
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Damages Recovered Against the Estate OF
an Insane Mar

FOR THE wInoW AND CHILDREN OF
MoNrRzUMA BROWN FROM THE ESTATE
OF STUART CoINER, WHO KILLED 3 HlM'
In the Circuit Court, Monday, the suit
of FL. A. S. Hamilton, Administrator OF
W. Montezuma Brown, against the COM
mitteee OF Thomas Jefferson Stuart Col
ner, for $40 ,OOO damages for the Kiihhg OF
Brown, was decided in favor OF the PLAIN
tiff by verdict for $4,000. The counsel
in the case were Hudson & Patrick and
! Harrison G Tucker for the plaintiff, and
Geo. M. Cochran, Jr and A. y. Braxton
I for the defendant.
This case is likely, for it's novelty. TO at
| tract attention in the State, and we give
the circumstances attending it. Thomas
Jefferson Stuart Cojner, the examination
into whose sanity by a jury is Sill ffesh IN
the public mind, is young man of prop
erty who, as testified in court, bore the
general reputation in his neighborhood OF
being crazy" who had shortly before
the murder attained his majority; and
whom no effort was made to put un-
der restraint. Among other insane ideas
that found Judgment in his brain, Was one
that Montezuma Brown was his enemy
and would take his life. This fancy.
Brown who was his nearest neighbor un-
happily strengthened one night by dis.
charging his gun in his front yard. intend
ing to brighten off Coiner who was In the
habit Of going into his (C.'s) orchard and
shooting at imaginary robbers. The next
day, October 18Th. 1885, Coiner came to
Stanton and went out to the. Fair
Grounds, in the rotunda OF which Brown,
accompanied by his wife, was arranging
bis apples for exhibition, and there with
o word shot him. Brown died in few
minutes. In Judge Stout's court few
weeks ago, Coiner was arraigned and the
question of his sanity tried. The jury
brought in verdict OF sanity at the time
of the commission of the murder. but in
sanity now. The Court set aside the YER
take place in January.
In the trial of the suit, last Monday, it
was proved that Coiner was lunatic at
the time OF the killing; but it Was contend
ed on behalf Of the plaintiff that lunati G
qvas liable for has torts and must GnsaUer in
damages for has act. This was conceded
to be the law by the counsel for Coiner,
and without argument, the jury, without
retiring from the box, at the instance of
plaintiffs counsel. rendered verdict for
$4,000, which Browns loss to his family
was proven to be fully worth.
The damages had been laid at $40. 600
and a judgment for tEat amount could
have been obtained, but the plaintiff beng
satisfied that Coiner' 3 estate could not pay
more than SIS 600, only asked verdict for
that sum.
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the cost will be still further reduced. The
past total cost of lighting the streets with
gas has been ST. 200 per annum.

Guc COSt Will Do SElli IuTtner ESQuC6u. i ue
past total cost of lighting the streets with
gas has been 81 200 per annum.
PRIVATE LIGHTS.
On these experiments will depend the
inauguration of a commercial circuit for
stores and dwellings, and 50, if the expe-
rience Of the last few days holds out as
favorably as it has commenced, the chan
ces are that the merchants will soon have
an opportunity to put electric lights in
front of or inside their stores at reasona-
BILE rates. and at a fair profit to the city.
The Electric Light Committee, however.
will conduct all its experiments with eau
ton and thoroughness in order that the
results arrived at may not be temporary
or deceptive, and the city will not under
take to furnish private lights until it is
certain that they will bring a considera
BILE and profitable revenue into its treasury.
THE FEELING OF THE PEOPLE.
There has been a general rel oicing
ameng our population over the Inaugural
tion and success of the electric light. and
a feeling of satisfaction that StauntOn has
taken a step forward which all line world
can see. AS an enterprislng business man
.said yesterday morning, 81 felt Monday
night for the first time that Staunton had
at last got in line with other cisies.''