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REDEMPTION OF LANDS

70 VIII IT MAY coz, ERIN: Know "
That Logan u soIzcll, Guardian Of ha.
this day = deemed 10. j. y y n !, Of section
Township IL y, Y " h. by paying Into tho
County Treasury The SUN If $l0O,s IN. null ul
all taNes, penalty and costs on sad land. sid
land Vas .nld Mt COLLECTORS sale, April Nih.
lisa, ahd Their, bought by q ". Thomason
mCGH X MCNtIGII.
Clerk County Court
This February 10Th 1856,
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We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for s2,l0
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To Rent

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WARNING ORDER

IN TuE Mis- -Is,IpPi CIRCUIT couRT-To
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pISsoLU1Ioy OF co PAIrNER.HIP

NOTUR II hereby given .ha, the firm Of u
l.. filll & Bro aud the firm at 4 til y Bro
consisting oi II T.. Hill and a. IIill, aud J
y IIill &B l.. iiill, lid ~ the 3ist. day o.
December. 1885,, dissolve p ,rtner.hip b. mutu
al consent. All claims outstanding, either IL
favor of ar against said firms, will be settled
by either one OF Us. H. Il. HILL,
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We are pleased to note rom
the "st, Msry's Kansas Star" that
Master Oliver Semmes, who IL a
student of st Mary's College, Obtain
ed ninety seven merit notes, out of
a possible one hundred, at the semi
annual examination, held at the close
of the first session. His standing on
the Roll Of Honor being tenth ont of
two hundred and ffty-eiyLt Students
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Mr.. Will Keiser arrived Ia
Friday, a week ago, from Hickman
~, bringing along his teams, farm
ing implements, and hands, and took
charge Of the farm lately managed
by Mr.. Dave Lawrence, Will is a
goal farmer and a clever young gen
tleman and we gladly welseme him
back to Arkansas.
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nonortmcpte all under the direction Of trained
journalists Of the highest ability Its sixteen
yyages will be found crowded with good things
from beginning 20 end.
Original stories by distinguished American and
foreign writers Of fiction.
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MIR. J. J. Carr, of Barfeld Point,
spent day in town this week, and
mad. the TIMES Office a pleasant
call.
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Take one tcaspoonfal Of Hi 4 Lockert s
Compound Licorice Cough Syrup every two or
tAree hours, AID your cough will soon be cured.
Bold everywhere.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-24
Homes for WOrkingmen.

Mr.. G.. G. Go,ch, whose constant alb
sance in Ke lucky on lis large railroad
contracts, mases the management of his
estate b-re inconvenien5, offers, in an
other column. the nice row of seven frame
tenements on Gonch street, for sale. The
property is very desirable for a working
man Of moderate mea ms. The houses are
new, are situated ia d few minutes walk
Of the centre of the city, have the advan-
tage of good street, water, and the cleo
trio light. and will be sold cheap. To
make their purchase easy to men of
small means, Mr.. Gooch will make the
down payment very small and make the
rest of the payments at dates to suit the
convenience of the buyer It is an excel
lent opportunity to have nice little
little home.
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hoii OF honor

OF THE COLORED sPU BLIC SCHOOLS OF
srAuNToN FOR THE MONTH ENDING
DECEMBER 18th.
3rd Grammar Grade-Ella Haynes, Ell
mer Campbell, Ed jefferson, Emmett
Shelton, Laura Dickinson, and Jno Alex
ander.
End Grammar Grade-Jos McClung,
Mary WDite, md Alice Jones.
1st Grammar Grade-S,lile Witt, An
ME White. Sarah Baty, and Ida Crewsaw.
5h Primary Grade Mary Ricnar dson,
and w Fl Brown.
Attn Primary Grade-Lou Banks. Annie
McClung, L'zzle Frazier, Jao Southall,
VIM P4ris, aud Rosa Thomas.
Bird Primary Grade Chas Frazier, Celia
Reeves, VIM Braxtou, and Henry Jones.
2nd Primary Gsade-Corina Campbell,
Maggie Randall, Waymond Frazier, and
Wallace Johnson.
1ss Primary Grade Mary Monroe, Min
ME Smith. Willie Reeves, and Maggie
Scott.
Requisites for Roll of Honor.-Present
every day, ia dy marks. no dement's,
and an average of not less thai 95 ger cent.
on all studies.
The order in which the names occur in
dicates the relative class standing.
Respectfully, w. RoBgRrsoN,
Supt. City schools
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Stonewall Orchestra Formed

Members of the Stonewall Brlga Band :,
and other gentlemen, have formed the
Stonewall Orchestra with the following
officers: E. M. Taylor, President; s. J.
Speggle, Vice President; G. E. Van Pelt.
Secretary, and Fay Haines, Treasurer, and
the following membership:
Geo Bell 1st violin; l Speggle. do; E
NJ Taylor, ri violin; W Smith. d.; VIM
Harnsberger, flute; W z Schmid 1,t clar-
ione'; A Harnsberger, % DO; d FANS,
Sd do; j Armentrout. soio cornec; J A
Wehn, 1sE cornet; J A Cooke FL do; Sam'l
A Gibbs, 1st horn (in D); NJ F P telf.h. %
do; q H I'll ines, cello or baritone; g e
Van Pelr. 1s5 trombone; B Armentront.
81 do; Fay Haines, bass violin; q 3
dalnes. Cd tuba; D G Barkman, BIO; f r
Webb, piano, aud D l. Switzsr, drums.
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TO MY PATRONS,
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I desire to call your attention to my
large and beautiful stock of goods,
suitable for the Christmas and Holiday
season. Among the fancy goods you
cannot fail to observe the very low
prices at which they are offered. You
will find among the standard books in
sets, many at about half the publishers
price In the poets, all the standards,
in cloth, morocco, full calf and alliga-
tor. My stock Of photograph and au-
tograph albums exceeds anything in the
market for beauty and low prices. In
work boxes, writing-desks, jewelry
boxes, manicure sets, mirrors, ETC., the
assortment cannot be equaled in beauty
and variety. Children's illustrated toy
books in endless variety at all prices.
In Christmas Cards the bottom has
dropped out, and I am selling 10000
at half price. Call and see for your
self. In small fine goods, suitable for
presents, I have a large and attractive
assortment, embracing hand mirrors, in
plush, leather and celluloid, ink stands,
opera glasses, velvet picture frames,
easels and pictures, leather card cases,
cigar cases, pocket books, &c. You are
cordially invited to examine my stock.
Very Respectfully,
w. L. OLIVIER.
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Election of Officers.

Stauntop Lodge NJ. 1855 Knights of
Pythias, Oh Monday night las elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing
term Of one year, commencing with the
first Monday in January: Dictator, Alex
Hart; Vice Dictator. E. NJ. Gushing; A.
sistant Dictator, John Murray; Reporter.
VIM. A. Burnett; Financial Reporter,
Maj. j. W. Newton; Treasurer, A. F..
Kinney; Conductor, J. M. Lickliter; In
side Guardian, q. M. Keblinger; Outside
Guardian, J. E. RolIlus; Trustees. Alex.
Hart, A. f. Kinney aud W. A. Burnett.
After the election the lodge partook of a
foe collation. at Kinney's European
House.
Valley Council No. 736 of the American
Legion Of HonuF. elected the following
officers on Tuesday last: A. s. Wood
house, Commander; Thos. Williamson.
Vice Commander; J. E. Rollins, Orator;
Jos. A. Valentine, Past Commander; d..
J. M. Hanger. Secretary; A. s. Morton.
Collector; W. Ell. Billie, Treasurer; Capt.
T. G. Morton, Chaplain; j. F. Klnghau,
Guide; j. N. Wood ward, Warden; W. w.
Gibbs. Sentry; W. ii. Bailie, Representa-
tive to the Grand Council, which meets at
Leesburg next November; Jos. A. Valen-
tine, Alternate; j. E. Rollins, DIR. ]. Nj.
Hanger and A. S. Morton, Trustees. The
council will have an oyster supper at the
installation of off ;ers which comes on the
evening of she first Tuesday In January.
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The society young men gave ball at
goung ladies' An orchestra from hich-
mopd furnished the music, and the Hale
House proprietors furnished the handsome
supper. The young ladies from the city
we're out 10 fall force, besides the following
from abroad-Misses May and Maude
Whltehurst of Norfolk, Miss May Price
of Baltimore, Miss Blanche Maddux Of
Cuipeper. Miss Anne Camp of Richmond,
Miss M McCarty of Richmond, Miss
Cameron OF kockbrldge, Miss Willie
Christian Of Augusta, Miss Lucle Dain-
gerGeid Of Augusta, Miss Viola DAVIS of
Nebraska, ano Miss Emma Harris OF Har-
rISOnburQ.
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There will be communion at Mb.-IapoH
Lutheran church on next Sunday mprn-I
ing at Ill O'Clock. Preparatory servlcesf
tomorrow, Christmas day at II O'CLOCK.
The proprietor of the Virginia dotA
has. for the last two weeks, been giving
/ his guests fresh shad-a luxury that WIS
never Known in Staunton at this time pit
the year, since it has been city, -st
Mr. Geo. r. Bell has purchased Of ".
E. Craig, agent for Mason Hirsh, of Pnll-
adelphia, the Hlrsh building on Main q
for 1000, and will remove his store into
it January 1st.
As result of the prevalence of the hos
cholera, DR.. Samuel FL. Bell of this county
will only slaughter four out of q OF his
hogs, and bis neighbor, Mrs. Echard, only
two out OF 80.
The annual ball of tie Catholic Hiber-
MAN Beneficial Society. comes off at the
Virginia Hotel on Wednesday night next.
The Court of Appeals has directed that
its clerks at Richmond, Staunton and
Wytheville, shall make separate copies OF
all opinions, for the State Reporter, which
will give them a considerable amount OF
additional work.
The administrator of Geo. E. Wheeler,
deceased. fireman fatally injured on the
G Il 0. road, has recovered 81 600 DANA
ges.
The Washington correspondent of the
Richmond dispatch" seIds this infor-
nation: "Mr. Tucker has secured the
appointment of prominent colored Dem
ocrat named Robinson, Of Staunton, to
ps ce in the War Department. He is q
Democrat of the old issue.''
This season opens with the promise of
being 4 gay one in S5auntcn as TO dancing,
and our young people will read the timely
notice OF Prof. DE- Pierri, in another col
umn. With added Int, rest. He brings let-
tiers to some of our prom nent citizens.
from well known gentlemen, recommend
ing him as gea tleman as we'll as an ac-
complished professor of his art.
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NJ AES RE ED.


Brennan NJ PATTERSON the residence
OF the brides father. DR. 81. Patterson. No.
225 kalorama street, Staunton. Dec 10Th by hev
ID Mcfarland. d, Mr. w. W. Brenaman
sdlor of the Highland Recorder" TO Miss
Lille Patterson.
JONES-WENGER.-AtF ishersville, Wednesday.
Dec 22nd VI a. A. J mes of Virginia, and ISIS
Ida M WeAger, of illinois,
RUFFMA N-SWOPE.-On the 9th inst. by Rev.
j M Shreckhise, Mr.. Geo. w Huffman and Miss
Mary G. Swope, all Of Rockbridge county.
CRAIG-AREH sRT.-On the 9Th instant. at the
residence of the father of the Dride, near New
port. Augusta county, by Rev V X. Stickley.
NJ Newton A Craig and Miss Rena Bell Arenart,
daughter of Mr.. vayd Arehart.
BAL CRoET-TURNER At the residence Of the
brides father Prof a j Turner on Fayette
street Staun,on, Dec Dist, by Rev, W q siulli-
hen, "ec,or Of Fri ity church, DR.. Augustus A.
Bancroft, of Detroit, Michga to Miss florence
Turi er Dr. and Mrs. Bancroft left Oh the
midnight & y. train for Detroit.
CIR AUN-FAUV ER.-On Dec 10th. at Parnassus,
by ev, F &. Railey, Mr.. Newton Craun to Miss
Ida Fauver.
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A s,,o POINTER for Augusta Farmers

A Slio POINTER for Augusta Farmers.
Last August. with an eye to selling
milk to tue creamery near him, MIR. Geo.
w. Koiner OF South River, determined to
build silo, in the building of which be
would test how cheaply 1t could be done.
He built what might be called wooden
box on the grouna. IL feet long, II feet
wide and II feet high. The only differ
ence between that and any other box was
that it was planked inside as veil as out.
He filled it with corn cut up stalks and
blades-and it held about thirty tons. He
opened 1t at the commencement OF the
present hard season, about three weeks
ago, and commenced feeding it. The cat
tie ate it ravenously and the only fresh
cow he had has doubled the quantity OF
her milk since she commenced feeding on it !.
He found only about TWO tn three inches
OF spoiled ensila 3 around the edges of the
silo. Any farmer can VITA little trouble
or expense make Mr.. Koiner's experiment.
He is delighted with the result and thinks
the silo, when it comes in general use, will
make a compleJe revolution il stock feed
ing and raising. Toe cheapness of such
feed is simply marvellous.
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isis" at the Opera House Tomorrow
Might. -


Tomorrow, Christmas night, the Myra
Goodwin company will appear at the
Opera House in Isis" The holidays
always furnish good audiences at the
Opera House, but besides this. the notices
of the press indicate that this company
well deserves a good reception. The
Boston Post" says of it:
By Myra Good wins excellent company,
Edward E. Kidder's coraedy -dramd
isis, was presented for the tirsG time at
the BIZ III Theatre last evening. Every
SEAT ia the house Was occupied. aud the
audience followed With the closest inter-
est the rapid alterations of the emotional
and ridiculous extremes which the author
has worked iutO his piece on y plan decid-
eddy freakisb. There was enough OF plot,
however, to hold the attention, and TO-
wards the close it even became excite g;
but what Was most fascinating In the
piece was offered parenthetlcaily as IL
were. There is nothing in it anywhere
to offend the most dolicaSe sense OF humor
and prOpriety, and the fun is of rOlllck
ing, Innocent kind. Miss Goodwin, the
talented young sOuDrette. acts, sings and
daac1s superbiy, aud sac has a very sJrong
support. The plece 10 short, ran smooth
iy, and will hold the stage for the balance
of the week.
We have received photograph Of Miss
Goodwyn. which presents a face Of great
beauty and vivacity.
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Roll of Honor

OF THE WHITE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
sTAUNToN FOR THE MONTH ENDING
DECEMBER 18th, 1885.
High School-Willie Hartman, Lizzie
Hogshead, Geo Hudson, Katie Knowles,
Willie Morton, Cora Shepherd, and Geo
VanLear.
4th Grammar Grade-Chas Hutchinson,
Jos. Armentrout, Paul Pratt, Frank Ait
kin, ls0bt Foster. Willie Teabo, Alice
Lyon, Jno Aitkin, Ira Echard, BERTHE
Shewey, Henry Ruff, and McGllvraY Ro-
bertson.
and Bessie PECK.
End Grammar Grade-Lucy Campbell,
and Cora PrlIchard.
1st Grammar Grade-Ham White, Chas
Die, Rlch'd Fauver, Chas East, Willie
Anthony, Chas Harper. Eva Cox, Minnie
., Daniel, and Lille Matthews.
9th Primary Gssass- M 1sdsed Hutcheson,
Carrie Gregory, Joe Bell, NICK Cook. and
Florence FreJwell.
9TH Primary Grade-Addie Fauver, Nam
ME Hoover, Kate Skater, Maggie Robert
son. Mamie Dunn. and Fannie Harris.
4th Primary Grdde-Eva McCue, Katie
Dunn. and Minnie Morton.
3rd Primary Grade-Andrew Harris
Willie Runneis, and Margaret lumber
lake.
End Primary Grade-Chas Crowder. Geo
Bell, Annie Smith, Wayt Gibbs, James
Hutcheson, Clara Nothnagel, Nellie May,
Edith Shewey, Ralph Root, Travers Crow
der. Rosa Kunnels, and Laura Matthews.
1st Primary Grade: Section A-Fannie
Mathews. Katie Callighan, Blanche COT
felt, GllperG Bailie, Hugh Peace. and Jas
BryaRsz,
Section B-Fred Blackburn, Osborne
Reed, Ollie smith, and josie Nothnagel.
Requisites for Roll of Hocor.-Present
every day, no tardy marks, no dement's.
and an average of not less than IS per
cent. on all studies.
The order ia which the names occur in
dictates the relative class standing.
Respectfully, w. W. ROBERTSON.
Supt. City Schools.
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MINISTERIAL CHANGES. Rev. Wlle7
Simpson, former pastor Of Mt. Zion and
Ebenezer Baptist churches in Staunton,
and one of the oldest and most widely
known of the Baptist colored ministers in
the Valley. has accepted a call to M.
Olivet Baptist church in Huntington.
W. Va. of which he takes charge Janua-
ry 1st.
Rev. Roane Riddlck. wbo had been ap-
pointed to Emanuel M. e. Church South,
Baltimore, has gone back to Petersburg,
Va.
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on, Summerson, and Teabo-9.

pom, SummorS0n, and IoaO0-v.
Noes -Messrs. Butts and Tams-2
The additional draft on the City Treas
ury. established by its adoption, adds up
$4S38 "a per annum.
SCHOOL BOARD.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Teabo. re-
questing the City Attorney to examine
and ascertain wheLber any School Trustees
can be elected by this Council during its
term. and to report thereon, was adopted.
The following terms or the School
Board when they expire will be filled by
this Council-term. of r. l.. Stratton and
FL. E Summerson, which expires in April,
1887, aud term of T. A. Bledsoe and Jos.
b. Woodward, which expires in April,
lS8S.-REP.l
DELINQUENT TAXES.
Delinquent tax tickets to the amount of
$4.5S3 we're re klrned by Treasurer Hoge
and directed TO be credited to him. In
making the return, Mr.. Tams stated the
fact, a very creditable one to the Treasur-
er=ssthat the committee had examined
these tickets and found that the collections
had been very close. Heretofore the de-
linquen1 water tax has been about 81 600,
now 1t is only 5000.
PETITIONS,
The following petitions were referred
of Chamber Of Commerce, recommend
ing electric light at each of the railroad
depots; of citizsns on st. Clair street, for
an electric light; of B. T. Bagby and P.
N. Powell. for remission of delinquent
taxes; of residents of Frederick and Water
streets, for an electric light at the inter-
section. -
Adjourned.