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Com mercIaI.

SrAUNToN. January 81. 1885,
Flour-Extra, "a 0O@s4. 05 superfne 80 60@$3.75;
Family "a. 25a$--; Wheat, 92@93; Corn, 400;
Oats. 31@3s; Rye, 5O@55; Bacon, 7@s: Tea Black,
6O@75; Tea Green. 50@$l.oO; Flax seed, 75@-;
Plaster Ground. 81 100 per ton; Lard, 64@7: Butter
l6@1Sc: EGGS 1920; Corn meal, SOC; Salt. 81 65:
Pork, $4.50G7s475, Sugar 1890: Molasses 40 075c !;
@20c. 4; Potatoes, 35@40 Timothy seed. 81 SO@225;
Wool (washed) 2O@22c; Wool (unwashed) 1sc;
Glover Seed s4.OO@sa .25; Baled Hay, $l2@s14 90;
Timothy s-9s-; Glover. $9.OO0$11uo; Rye
65070.
Cattle.-Prces OF Beef Cattle ranged as
follows. Best &50Ca85.2i; that generally rated
first quality 81. 0Oa$50O; medium or good fair
quality So 50as4 90; ordinary thin Steers. Oxen
and Cows $2.50a$3.25; Extreme range of prices
$2.50a$5 Is. Most Of the sales were from
IS 0Oa45 90 per 100 lbs The receipts were largely
In excess of the demand, which was only moderate
Dealers to make q clearance. accepted prices
showing decline throughout he list the better
grades selling nc lower than last week, and others
ssa11c. and in some cases higher fraction lower.
The quality of the offerings was Of better aver
aye than last week, with the tops somewhat
superior. Receipts for the week 1913 head sales
for the week sN3 head.
SWINE The receipts were largely in excess of
last week, and greater than for any one week for
over year. The quality Is fully as good, If not
better than that of last week. Prices, notwith-
standing the large numbers, are fully as high as
last week, but trade is not quite so active We
quote hogs at 5a5lc per lib net Arrivals this week
Y.21 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The receipts number more
than double those Of last week, but there is
naked falling off In the quality of the offerings,
and prices are correspondingly lower than last
week We quote sheep at 211a5c and lambs at 21sa
SIC per lb gross. Arrivals this week 45p5 head.
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A LOVE STORY OF TIE STAGE.--Made,
appear at the Opera House Monday night,
Feb. 1st, is preceded bv love story which
will win her the sympathy of the young
people. at the age Of sixteen, when en-
gagged to be married, she lost both her
lover and mother by death, and her father
became bankrupt. She turned to the
convent, but was dissuaded from the step.
Fechter, the actor, met her and saw in
her, dramatic talent, and on his advice she
adopted the stage. Her repertoire in
cludes ''Adrienne Lecouvreur", Cam
ille'', ''Frou- Frou', and the like.
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CAPTURE OF A MGoNsHINE STILL
On the 9th inst. Deputy Collector Paxton,
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff E. M
Arbogast, mace a raid on an illicit distil.
Iery in the mountain near tie line between
Highland and Pocahontas in the SOUTH
western part Of the former county which
has he> CD carried on bv man named Brown.
They did 20 find Brown, but captured
his cuff, at tae head of hollow in the
mountain, consl tf"g Of roughly con-
structed still, and Sc yerai barrels and tubs,
which they broke 10 pieces. Ina Highland
s'R -cnrder" saws that BrawD has also
been operating IN Poe ,hontas county IN
der the name If Horace, aud selling his
Illicit product TO the Iumbermen and
others. He goes heavily armed, and it IS
said that he has declared that he will rot
be taken alive
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HreVitles,

The Fourth Annual Conference of city
and county Superintendent of schools,
will take place in Richmond, February
end, Gov. Lee will deliver the opening
address.
Some $4,000 barrel slaves belonging to
Mr.. D. H. Driver near Strlbling Springs,
were consumed by fire recently, entaillng
considerable loss. Insurance $1,000
In the House of Delegates, Mr.. Echo's
has offered bill for the relief of w. II.
Talley. a MANNED Confederate soldier.
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FATAL CoLLlsIoE.-Nsar Harper

FATAL CoLLlsIoE.-Nsar Harper's
Ferry, Oh the Valley Il. r.. on Tnursday
morning, an engine of ballast train ran
into freight train, aud Road Supervisor
VIM. Fitzpatrick of WINCHESTER, who Was
on the engine. and Charles Crider, brake
man, of Strasburg were killed. Fjtzpa-
trick had been clearing the cuts of snow
and his engine had ten minutes to make
Millville before the freight game out AID
was running ut great speed,
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Good Commencement.

The State tax assessed ON Stanton is
81 ,622 40. Last Monday, City Treasurer
Hoge left for RichuOnd with $8.818 05 of
the amount. being 50. 200 more than any
other city treasurer ever collected by that
date. This leaves only $2,8O4.39 of the
whole tag gncollected.
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G. G.. B. D., o's'+'. ; 5 ;: f. f f: Judges.

And tie proper official CAP vasserS of the
returns made bu he clerks flee shall can
-Vass these re urns il like manner as OF her
election returns, and certify for each mag
isteriai district The votes Cast for and
against license respectively and for and
against license i'll said county or CORPORA
5tlon, copy of which certificate SHAH be
laid before the county or corporation court,
as the case may be. by the clerk thereof,
at the next term thereafter.
4. II it appear from the abstracts and
returns Of any such election that in the
said county or corporation wherein the
said election was held. ne jDrity of votes
have been cast against license for the sale
of Intoxicating liquors, then no license
shall be granted t. any person therein for
the sale of such liquors; and any person
who shall sell any Intoxicating liquors in
the SAID county or corporation shall incur
the penalty prescrlbd by the general laws
for selling wire. ardent spirits, malt Ilq-
uors, or any mix ure of them, without a
license therefor.
5 But If it appear from the abstracts
and returns Of any such election that in
said county ma olity of VOTES have been
Cast in favor of license. and that a maj 'ri-
ty of votes have been cast against license
in any magisterial district or districts of
said county, tben 10 license for such sale
in any of the mag ist erial districts so WIT
ing shall be granted; and any person who
shall sell any intoxicating liqu rs in any
such district shall incur all the penalties
prescribed by the general laws for selling
wine, ardent spirits, malt liquors, or any
mixture of them, without license there
for.
6. If any Incorporated town, under five
Thousand Inhabitants. shall desire &c take
advantage of the provisions of this act,
then petition of one tenth of the qualih-
ed voters of said corporation shall be pre-
serted to the judge of the County Court
in term-tlme or vacation, having jurisdic-
ton over the said corporation; AMI the
laid Judge shall order IA special eleci ion in
conformity with this act.
Z That any county or town or magiste-
rial district now having a IOcai-optiUn
law shall not be embraced in this act,
unless petition be made by The qushfed
voters as SIT forth il this act; the the
Judge shall order a special eli elton in con-
forLnity To the provisions of this set
s This act shall be i'll f rec fl ON its pas
sage.
AZ the meeting of ohe Executive Com
mittee Of the Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
.plars held IN Richmond last week, resolu-
lions were adnpred asking the legislature
mittee on Finance. It. w5as also resolved
TO at once start a campaign fund to prose
cute the work vigorously all along the
line. A circular was directed to b. issued
to the friends of the cause in the State
asking for funds to be devoted to thu
spread of tempara. &c literature and to en
iploying lecturers to advocate the cause.
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A SAD PARTY.-Oa Monday last Mr. J.
B. Woodward received telegram an
nouncing the death of Mr.. Samuel NJ
Bailey of Covingtnn KY, formerly a
wealthy and well-known tobacconist of
Sarah and Alice Bailey. who have any
friends in Staunton. On Tuesday LIST the
corpse passed through Stanton on the e.
Il o. road on its way 10 Richmond, for
burial It was accompanied by the family
who we're joined at the depot by Mr.. Wood
ward, who went OH to Richmond.
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NEvER GIVE UP -'fy)u are 'uffsr with w
and depressed spirits loss of appetite general de-
bility, disordered blood weak constitution, head
ache, or any disorder of bilious nature, by al
means procure bottle Of Electric Bdtters. You
will be surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return; pain and
misery will cease, and hencefoIth you will rajoic
in the praise OF Electric Bitters Sold at nifty cent
bottle by G. S. Walker & Co,
aug'6lm
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Death of Andrew G. Woods.

Andrew G. Woods. head of the hard
ware firm of A. G. Woods 6 Co died on
Tuesday afternoon last. of r flammatory
rheumatism, in the thirty seventh year of
his age. He was son of the late John K.
Woods. who preceded him in the same line
of business and like his father, was one Of
the best qualified business men in our city.
He was a man Of strict honor, with kind
heart, liberal hand, and was true friend.
The Staunton Chamber of Commerce, on
assembling prior to attending his funeral,
adopted the following resolutions of re-
spect to his memory:
Twas but few days since that our friend and
associate. ANDREW GlLKEsoN WOODS. walked
among us In the seeming flush of robust health,
yes, to day, in the conclusive wisdom Of an All
wise Creator, he has been called from earthly
scenes and, in the early hours of manhoOd's morn
ing has crossed over the River to his eterna rest
AS youth, reared In our midst, h. gave unQueS-
TONED promise OF future usefulness in any vOca-
ton ADOPTED: which was amply realized In his hne
business qualifications, coupled with his unhinch
ing integrity. which rendered him indispensable
to those whom he assisted In his earlier life and,
Rs the head OF the house OF A. G Woods q Co., en-
deared him to all who came in business contact
with him.
OF enlarged views, he was ever awake to the in
terest OF his city and people. and, naturally, the
ADVOCATE Of everything calculated to improve the
one or add TO the prosperity of the other.
Sentative to suffering, he was ever ready to re-
lievo, either with personal effort or pecunary as
sstance promptly rendered
Generous. to fault, and peculiarly unselfish, he
was necessarily the warm friend, the det Oted
and lovi, & brother
To his widowed mother and only sister. so sOrely
afflicted by his death we tender our warmest SYM
patby and condoielce and bid them believe that
all Is for the best.
AS friends, fellow citizens and business confreres,
We sincerely deplOre his loss, and in token Of our
esteem for him living, and respect to his memory,
be it
Resolyed-That the Chamber OF Commerce at
tend his funeral in body
That badge OF Mourning be worn by
each member for thirty days.
That this Tribute of Respect be pub
- 5Shed In the city papers, and an en-
crossed copy be sent to his bereaved
family.
W. n. 81. LINN.
W on. - - John MeQUAIDE.
Committee.
His funeral took place from the First
Presbyterian church, Wednesday after
noon, and the building was filled flo its
capacity. .Dr. Halves of the Second
church, conducted the rervices, and
Messrs. John McQuaide. Robert Holiday :,
A. c. Braxton, E l. Jones. R. a. Catlett.
FL. Nj. McIlhany, W. F. Summerson. W.
M. Simpson. J. A. Cochran, and Judge
John W. Stout, acted as pail bearers.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-rue Stanton
Perpetual Building and Loan Association
ensuing gear: Isaac WItZ, Presidents
Arlsta Hoge, Secretary and Treasurer;
VIM. Patrick, Solicitor. Directors-I.
WIZ. NJ. N. Bradley, E. NJ. Gushing, J.
E. Graham. F. NJ. Young, A. J. Butts,
N Wayt. j. q. Marquis old directors, and
the following new ones. E B Lipscomb,
W. 2 rams. John WaIdrop, y. A Wilkes,
Wm. WhOley.
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A CHANCE TO HEAR MOODY AND
SANKEI--The famous Evangelists,
Moody and sankey. will be at Charlottes-
vile from Friday the 10th, to Sunday the
18Th of April. Large audiences from
Augusta and Staunton will d oubtless
make tt1e excursion there,
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WOOD WANTED.

Those who wish to subscribe, or pay their
subscriptions to the INDICATOR in Wood,
will do we'll to bring it to the Office while
the roads are good, and before the bad haul
ing Of the winter comes on. Wood taken
at the current rate.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-01-22

SPECIAL TERM OF AUGUSTA CIRCUIT
CoURT.-Judge Mclaughlin has issued
au order fixing the 10th of February for
the commencement of special term of
tie Augusta Circuit Court. No jury cases
will be taken up.
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1886. 1886.
Ny bills to Jan. LIST, are now ready.
a1PMy customers will greatly OBJ
lige me by promptly settling the
amounts due, however small they may
be. The very large number Of accounts
due me renders it impossible to send
collector to everyone.
: Your prompt attention will be great
ly appreciated.
Very Respectfully,
W. L. OLIVIER,
Bookseller and Stationer.
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A New Bill for the Lunatic AsyIums.

THE CHANGES IN THE BOARDS POSITION
EE TO THE EXPIRATION OF THE DlREC
TORS TERM.
The bill reportedsby the Senate Com
mittee, for the removal of all the Directors
and officers of the Lunatic Asylums of the
State, has been replaced by another, report
ed as substitute for it, aud the provi-
sions of which are as follows:
1t provides that the Boards Of Directors
of the Eastern, Western, Southwestern
| and Central Lunatic Asylams, shall con-
SYST of nine members each. The said direc.
| tors shall be appointed and commissioned
by the Governor, subject to confirmation
by the Senate, from the section of the
State in which the institution is located
so far as is compatible. with the public IN
terest; provided that not more than tvs,
directors shall be appointed from any one
county or city in the State &C any one asy-
lum. The Governor shall also fill all vacan-
cies that may occur, and The appointment
20 ill the vacancy shall be for the unex
psied serm of his predecessor.
The term of office OF said directors Shall
commence OH the 18th of April, 1887 and
nolu as follows: Under the first appoint
ment under this act, three directors shall
hold for one year. three for two years, and
hree for three years; and all succeeding
appeintInents shall be for three years.
Five directors shall constitute court f.r
the transaction of business: provided that
on the completion Of the Southwestern
Lunatic Asylum, nine directors shall be
appointed, who shall hold Office until the
18th of April, 1857, after which they shall
De appointed in accordance with this act.
The superintendent and all other officers
of the lunatlc asylums shall be elected by
The Board of Directors annually, ard shall
be selected with reference to fitness, so
briefly and business qualifications, with
out regard to party utilization, and each
of said boards of directors may remove at
any time any appointee. causing to be en-
tered upon their minutes the order of re-
moval together with the cause of re-
moval The superintendent and his as
sistants shall constitute DO 4rd to exam
Inc and receive persons brought to the
asylums. as lunatics. and order those
found TO be such to be received.
Thus bill will probably pass the Senate,
but. it is hoped will be further amended
III the House.
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Women are verSwhere using and rccommen
ne Parkers Tonic because they have learned from
experience that il speedily 0vercomes responder
cy. indigestion. pain or weakness in the back or
kidneys. and other troubles peculiar to the sex.
dec 25-1m
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janis At

Insure with the Preferred Mutual Accident As
ISOLATION The best and most economical man
aged Mutual Accident Association In ho world
INSURES PREPARED RISKS ONLY, and is
thereby enabled TO give lower rates and greater
benefits than any other reliable Accident Com
pany or Association.
VIM. j. PERRY. Agent,
Staunton, Va.
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SALES OF REAL AND PERSONAL.
PROPERTY.

BY W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main Street, Richmond, Va
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF ONE
~ undivided fifth Part of the very valuable
In Augusta county. near the city Of Staunton
Lewis Drake. P'f, lin the Chancerv
Court of the
s eosby dees ais Dets @ G6g Of Rich
In pursuance of decree entered herein on the
9th day Of June. 1885, the undersigned, Special
COMMISSIONERS will sell at public auction. on the
premises. in the county Of Augusta. Va, on
Saturday, February 9Th, 1886,
at u o'clock NJ the one undivided fifth part be-
longing to Mary O. Cosby; in and to .rasaaeh
that certain tract Of land containing 2S&fR
022 acres. more or less. located in
said county Of Augusta, and known ce
as The Messy Creek Iron Works A -
tract" or "Miller's Iron Works. ''-,~
The attention Of capitalists is called to this on
portunity to develop valuable iron property.
TERMS:-One-third cash, the residue in canal
give negotiable notes for the deferred paymepts.
with interest added from day of SALE and the tits
retained until the entire purchase money Is maid
and conveyance ordered by the court The sale
W. W. COSBY, Jk
R. H. SrEGRR,
Special Commissioners
Drake &c, Pltn. In the Chaneery Court Of
stes aE9 \ as. the City Of Richmond.
I, Benjamin II. Berry. Clerk az arid s,snrt ear
tfy that the bond required or the Special Con,n,s
sloners Dy the decree IN said cause Of June nth
1885, has been duly given. '"'
1856. ny -''' ''''' IVA a"s VI 'ahuafy
janis At BENZ. H. BERRY.
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ian SIT

E,OR SALE.-lS5 acres of land, on ..a>1an
J. Middle River. l3 miles north IT. 49, q
OF Ssaunt0u, In a high state OF cul-
tivation, well fenced; about 40 acres
best river bottom; two leg houses, Gan-
stable and granary 40 acres in wheat. one half of
which may go with land. Price and terms, Hberaf
Call on 8. M. FINLEY or DIR. ]. e. ARBUCKLE,
New Hope, Va. or address J. W.ARBUCKLE, al
IewisburR W. Va, sepls etn
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the market for the money.


BUCKLEN's ARNIcA SALvE.-The BestSalve in the
world for Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilolaans
Corns aud all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles Or no pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price z.
cents per box. For sale by G. 8 Walker q Co..
mars Staunton, va
A GREAT DIscovFRY-Mr VIM Thomas of New
ton. Iowa, says: my wife has been seriously af-
fected with cough for TWENTY-FIVE years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She mad
used many remedies without relief. and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery did so
with ost gratifying results The first bottle reliev-
ed her very much, and the second bottle has abso-
lutely cured her. She has not had 80 good health
for thirty years"
Trial Bottles Free at G. S. Walker & Co.'s Drug
Store Large size $10O augl5-lm
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Druggists. iune16 "
BED BUGS, FLIEs.-Flies, reaches, ants, bed
bugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
by Rough on Rats" 15c.
THIN PEOPLE -"Wells' Health Renewer'' re-
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tence, sexual debility. 81.
heart CHARACTERIZATION, Dropsical swellings
dizziness indigestion headache. sleepessness cured
by wells Health Kenewer.'
LIFE PREsERvER If you are losing your grip
on life. try "Wells' Health Remover" Goes direct
to weak spots.
trough ON ITCH"-"Rough on Itch cures hu
mors, eruptons, ringworm, letter. salt rheum,
frosted feet, chillblains.
Call at the Augusta Shaving and Hair Cutting
Saloon. and get frst-class Hair Cut and Dry
Shampoo for Christmas Under the Bank, corner
Main and Augusta SITS staunton.
declS GEO. G. ESPENSHIED, Prop.
Go to ESPENSHIEDS II you want Nice Shave,
Hair cut, or Dry Shampoo. Everything done up
In First-Class Style at his place. dsclS.
MoTHERs-If you are failing, broken. worn out
and nervous use wells Health Renewer.n 81
Druggists
PRETTY WoMEN-Ladies who would retain fresh
ness and vivacity. don't fail to try 'Wes' Health
Kenewer."
"RoUaH ON PAIN'-Oures cholera collie. era mp
diarrh0ea, aches. pains. sprains, headache, neu
ragia, rheumatism zoe. Rough on Pain Plasters
l5c.
Use Dixie Condition Powders for Horses Cattle
Sheep, Hogs and Fowls, and save them.
MARRIOTT
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-AL old physician retired
70 II practice. having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula of a 81 aple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma zen
cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, A.th.
msTasaifsa al, throat and Lung Affections, also
positive and radical cure H. NtaSsf Debility aad
all Nervons Complaints, after having tested Is
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases
has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffer-
Ing fellows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering. will send free of
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in German
French or English, with full directions for prepar-
ng and using. 54nt by mail by aidre ssing wit
stamp, naming this paper, W. A. MOVES 149
Powes's Block, Rochester, Y.
Oct17-eoW
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City Offices.
LOOK! LOOK!

Ayers Sa-saparila, sending pure blood to the
brain, gives sound mind in sound body.
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TIMES ARE HARD-THE PEOPLE MUST ECoNoMIzE!!!
Parties using Anthracite Coal will save money
by buying Crushed Coke. Has all the properties
OF Anthracite Coal Can be used in furnaces, self
feeding stoves and CRATES Only costs $3.50 per
ton. Give it trial Leave your orders at No. S
e. Main street, Pages old stand.
W. G. KINNEY, Agent.
janis At for Connelsville Coke
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1.-THE ladies especially 10 into eestacies over
Parker's Hair Balsam." writes Mr. j. H. Decker,
druggist of Fndlay, Ohio "They say it is the most
elegant dressing they ever used" Stops falling
hair, restores color, promotes growth.
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THE GENTLEMEN GET LEFT.-On
" .ndAy night. the Germ Club Of the
g Rubnn Rouge" were the guests nf Miss
'arrie Crnwle. The club is cOmpns ed Of
fourteen Young ladies' who give German
in turn, to which no gentlemen are admit
tad. It is led by lady, and its name
camas from the fact t at The dancer taking
I ,'art IF gentleman. wears red ribbon
~ her arm. The rules are 80 rigid that at
me closing hour, 10 T. "a tsfi ffatye ?,ale
escort who has come for her can only send
IN his card.
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EAsTER-Next Easter falls on the
latest Gate on which it possibly can occur,
April Is. under the rule of the Council of
Nice. which degrees that Easter shall be-
observed on the Sur day after the full moon
following March Fl It's earliest possible
date is March o. 1t is 152 years since
Easter day has beer so late. 1t will not
again fall on that day till 1913 Ash We'd
.nesday will fall this year on March 10.
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ROLL OF HONOR TIE following is a
list of pupils on the Roll of Honor of Dry
Ridge Public School for tire month ending
~Januar, 14h 1885: William M. Harri.
Charles W King. Charles Markley. Ar,
mold Markley, and Charles C. ZirkeI.