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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-11

The marriage Of three sisters to three broth
ers is reported by Centeryille, ..
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-11
Getting Even With Him.

In small garrison town In Prussia
the officers OF a cavalry company al!
messed together. A newly-appointed
second-lieutenant had just arrived,
and was eating his first dinner at the
mess-table. That day the principal
dish was stewed kidneys. When this
dish was passed around, one officer
after another declined TO take any, as
they knew the captain was passionate.
ly addicted to stewed kidneys. Wien
the dish came to the new lieutenant,
he, not knowing any better, helped
himself very literally.
Next day on parade, the captain
asked another officer, "who is that
wretched creature on the left?"
THAT'S the new lieutenant"
eyes, / remember; he can gorge
himself on stewed kidneys, but he
can't ri5s.'-Texas Siftings.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-11
He Might Come Out Of the Woods.

Don't hawk, and blow, and Spit but use DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. OF druggists.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-17
La lepre a LOndl es.

Tn lepreux dams IN march6 4 Ia
vi"ndp, 4 Londres.
Dams une reunion de la commits.
sion formee a Londres dams le but
d'elever un monument au pere Da-
mlen Qui est, CONNIE on salt. mort
de son devouement dams n lie
lointaine, ell soignant DIES lepreux.
le prince de Gales a dit Quill Y
await en- ce moment meme un en-
ploye attaque de la lepre dams un
des marches de Lohdres.
Cette revelation a naturellement
prodnit me grande sensation ct
ct determine une enqu6te.
L'affirmation du prince de GALES
rerosait Il m declaration du doc
tenr Thorne, president de la Societ6
epldemiologique, qul a coustate
quill Y a dams IN des marches 4 Ia
land de LOndreS un vendeur alta.
que dc la lepre. Interrog6 par lie
d%octeur, le vendeur a t~outefois de-
clare quill ne touchait jamais a Ia
vlande. Ce ~malteureux lepreux a
deja perdu plusieurs doigts ct lu.
sage de SEES deux pieds par l'effet
de Ia maladie.
Comment nn homme qui est afai.
&c dune maladie contagieuse aussi
terrible peut-il trouver q d6biter
une merchandise de consommation
dams un marche public?
VOLTA un fait qui pourrait figurer
parmi les mysteries de Londres.
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LIE francais ct l'anglais.

LIE mlnistere de pinstruction pub.
lique Ell France Went d'6tre saisi
dune curieuse proposition par la
societe DIES mecaniciens auglais.
Tune DIES associations les plus i'm
portantes d'Angleterre. La meme
proposition a etc adressee simulta.
nement Il autorites charges de
la direction de renseiguement a
a Londres.
Partant de ce principe que les
Geux langues les plus repandues
sont lie fraDcais pour le monde di.
plomatique ct les classes elevees.
ct Fanglais pour lie monde CONNER.
ciai, l'association demande Que,
dams les Establishments francais ct
anglais, Fune de ces. deux Ian cues
soft enseignee a Iexclusion de tor
ties autres. ct ellie Sc propose de
poser sur les autres gouvernementa
europeans pour que le francois, et
langlais soient t%oujours einseignes
CONNIE seules langues 6tfangeres
obligatoires. -
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On dem.nde des femmes.

4 lie MARIE de Tacoma (nOuvef Etat
de- Washington, NJ. Wheelwright,
Went d'adresser une lettre DIES plus
curieuses ct des plus aEusantes d
la fois a o c%onfrere, NJ. Hart,
inaire de Boston, atm de lui deman-
der DIES femmes pour ses admins.
tres! lie nouvel Fiat de Washing
ton, dit ell substance NJ. Wheel,
wright dams son epitre, ct la Vile
do Tacoma, ell particular, sont
peuples d'hommes, jeunes pour la
plupart. sobres, industrieux, ct entire
prenants, qui seraient tous desireux
de Sc marier. Mails, CONNIE il Y IA
dix fois plus d'hommes que de fem.
mes dams lie pays, ajoute gravement
NJ. Wheelwright, Gle marie ct le
conseil municipal de Tacoma ont
resolu de faire appel au peuple de
Massachusetts, ct de Lafourche pour
qu'On Ieur envOie le plus de femmes
possible, Ell age d'6tre mariees, ct
disposees a epouser des jeunes gems
forts ct industrieux qui lie deman-
dent qua faire Ieur bonheur." On
he salt pas encore quelle 1eponse
le marie de Boston ct celui de
Ihlbodanx SO disposent a faire a
cette Grange requ6te.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-17

Les Ncaes Franchises Wus,rfes dams ,aur
trolsiem" aimee deAistence anjourd'hui wen.
heht' a wee lne norvelle administration. di-
nauxurer nm service de Primes Gr0t,j,,.
musira'es qni %ajoutent encore aux uombr.ux
elements de success de Get excellent journal
ind spensable dams toutes les far lilies: Lee
.are, Modes, Musiqne. Travanx d'ae,6ment
Lingerie. Broderie. Crochet, Tapisserie. Ell.
4uette' Education, Hygiene, unemployment
cettes.) Economic domestique. etc, 81 nm
meros par An 80 par an. I'm Num6ro mar
semaine. Les Announcements sont de s mois ~
un an. On peut payer AL Alison de % cents
par mOis.
Adressez-J. Lessard Il Gle Ed,teurs. lies
Moaes froaea.ses lA"strees. 1900. rue Notrs
Dame, Montreal. tCanada| Bolte ilIO.
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Nos Fluctuations i la SentineWe de
Thibodeaux:.1Louisiane), organe des
populations FRANCHISES dc Get Etat.
Notre confrere Went d'attelDdre
sa 25e aimee de publication.
La SentineHe public une liste des
pr'ncipaux fOnctionnaires de P6tat
ct du district, SUI laquelle nous e
marquons avec plaisir plus dun
nom de cOnsonnance famiIiere a nos
Orellles ca%nadiennes, entire autres /:
j. A. Breaux, surintendent de Pc.
ducation publique; +. P. Poehe.
jnge de Ia Cour Supreme; B.. T.
Beauregard, de St. Bernard, iuee
de Cour d'Appel; L. P. Caiilouet.
attorney de district; Leonidas
Trosclair, j. Telemaque Badeaux.
representants de paroisses; P. E.
L0riO, sheriff; etc.
Nous remercions notre copfrere
de PElecteur de Quebec pour les
lignes citees ci dessus.
Nous pourrions ajonter a sa liste.
de MONS familiers dams lie Canada
de nOmbreuses families etablies
dams notre paroisse depuis de lon.
CUES annees ct d'autres plus tard
venues. Les fondateurs lie notre
vile sont d'origine Acadienne ct
Canadienne: les Thibodeaux ct
nous comptons avec eux, les Dan.
sereau, les Dionne, les Bourgeois,
les Hebert,, les Tetreau, les Bus
sleres, les Bertrand, les Plants,
ETC., etc, etc.
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Statistique de l'hOmme.

II existe dams CT moment 3.O64
languages parties par les habitauts
de notre globe, don't les convictions
religieuses sont diviSees entire mile
dif1erents croyances. LIE nombre
lies hommes est pressure egal d celui
DIES femmes.
La moyenne de la duree de la vie
est de t%rente.huit ans. Tn quart
&c la population de la terre incur,
avant d'atteindre sa dix-septieme
aimee. Sur mile pprsonnes. une
seule parvient a Page de cent ans
ct a peine six Il Tage de soixante.
cling aus.
La population totale dn globe est
d'envirOn l milliard 200. 600. 600
habitants don't 1924. 900 meurent
chaque aimee, 9S,S4O par jour, 1920
par heure, 81 par minute ct IN plus
une fraction par secoude. Dan
antre cote, les ~naissances montent
a 36,792,0O0 par an, a 100, 500 par
jour. a 1880 par henre, q 7G par
minute ct a m ct une fraction par
seconde.
Les gems maries vivent plus long
temps que les c6libataires, les TEN.
perants ct les travailleurs plus que
les gourmands ct les f~ain6ants, ct
les nations civllisees plus longtemps
que les nations sauvages.
Les grandes personnes ont me
plus grande longevite que les peti.
ties. Les femmes ont une chance
de vie plus favorable que les hon.
avant leur cinqnantieme aimee,
mails moins apres cette periodic.
La proportion DIES gems maries
AJAX celibataires est de Is pour 1000.
Les personnes n6es au printemps
ont nne constitution plus robuste
que celles nees en- d'autres SEASONS.
Les naissances ct les morris ont
lieu plus frequemment pendant la
nult que pendant lie jour. On peut
aussl ajcpter que settlement un
quart de Ia population male atteint
Rage de porter les armes ct d'accOm.
pllr son service militaire.
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Une histOire NOrmande.

LIE Phare Dc Ia Manche racoDtoia
petite historic que voici. 81 ellie
nest pas vraie, ellie est an moihs
bien tr0uv6e:
Gun cultivatenr des envirOns de
COutances venait de mourrir lais-
SAINT une femme, un cheval ct un
chien. Quelqoes instants avant sa
mort, il await fait venir sa femme
ct hi await dit: "Tu vendras lie
cheval ct tn donneras le montant
de la vente a mes parents, tn VEN
dras lie CHEN, ct tn garderas Par.
gent pour tot" HUT jours apres,
la yenve conduit an march6 le che
val ct lie CHEN. Tous les paysans
s'aIT6taient devant les ecriteaux OIL
on llsait: lie CHEN 500 fir, lie cheval
cent sous! "Cette femme est follem
disait-on. Mails 4 tous les ache
teurs ellie posait les m6mes condi-
tions: pour avoir lie chevaI, il faut
acheter lie CHEN d'abord. Cinq
cents francs lie CHEN ct lie cheval
pour cent sous. C'eSt q prendre on
d laisser. Tn amateur a conclu lie
marche sans y rien comprendre.
QUAINT a la rusee paysanne, ellie a
obei ordres de son mari ellie
a sarde pour ellie le prix du CHEN,
500 fr., ct ellie a donne cent sous a
la famille du defunt."
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-17

Tn Marseillais arrive au pied de
la tour Eiffel.
Eft autrement on volt loin du
hant de votre machines
oh! monsieur!
Est &c qu'on volt MarseilIe
Non.
LIE marsei|lais SQUIRT de pitle, re-
met o argent dams Sd poche en-
distant:
EFT lis appellent ca une tour!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-17

Remede contre la dyssenterie.
Guerisou radicale ct guarantee
References nombreuses. Addressez
a Mr.. Omer Sayoie, chez Mr., j.
'Telemaque Badeaux, Latourche.
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LIE N0UVEAU-M MONDE
Journal Hebdomadaire Illustre parais-
SAINT tous les samedis. a New-York
Politique, Literature, Scien-
ces, Beaux-Arts.
Bureaux: $40 Pearl st., New-York.

LE.NOUvEAC MONDE" don't le but cat
de METRE Ia France ct lAm6rique en- relat;ons
plos lhtlines, au point de vue snrtout des let.
tres. des sciences ct dies arts; de taire mienx
con"a1ire a clacnn des deux pays &C on'iI v a
DC bean, dc bon de saline d'"tile dams fautre !:
en- IN mot .le resserrer les liens qui existent
deJa entire les deux peoples, forme seize rs,
pages de texte ct diliustratious. Ayaut non
seoiement les Resources mas aussi les rela.
ltons necessaires. u n pu Ga ssurer lie Goncoars
dectiva,ns ct d'artistes compliant parini les
Rlas'distingnes, et'ii reeoit ,ligulierement de
faris des %iet'res, spfcial-ment pour lui par
dss collabora:eurs eninents. 20
Illustrations par les Premiers Artistes
tprix aes. Announcements 3 mois. $3.50: &
7. B.-To"t abonEe dun an receyra en- mi.
me EsD.nti> uE hear yohtmes iaetuell rmrrt
fen preparatory edition de luxe, de 4oD pe Der.
contenant plus de 100 Illustrations, %intifnIt
DU DRAPEAU,7 1889 i 1889. mar
Ie General Thsamas. S'adresser i, Ia SESrI
MILE de Thibodaux pour Announcements, =
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Rotary JOR PRESS.

Avantova 10 mor6riel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty
pographiques qui nous seront confifs Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atailes. entttes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
iaires. etc, seront imprimrs dansle plus bref
ielaI ct 4 DIES prix mOderes.
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PA7URAGE.

une magnIiqne ct richie savane de 500 ~.
penis. sttuee pres Raceiand, est i, l., disposi.
ton lie t"us he's eieveurs ct uupriGt,,re
Il ""'many. Pension par cl,eyal on mule t. 81
par mos boeni 81" vaete, - cts; genisse ct
Veau, 30 cts. Sadresseru
0. LEPINE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-17

L'abas de Ia cigarette. Un jeune
lomme du nom. de Max Casserly.
qui ne fume pas moins de
trols paquets de cigarettes par
jour, a etc traduit devant la cour
de police dn Jefferson Market. 4
New York, CONNIE etant fou ct a
etc ecroue pour Gtre examine par
des medecins alienistes. ole
vous en- supple. donnez moi une
cigarette" a dit lie pauvre fou au
Jnge avant qu'on pemmenat.
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La cohue 6tait teIle rauir. Jour a
Exposition qu'une ieune file, vio-
lemment ponss6e contre une deyi.
deusr, q etc saisie par la machine 4
Pinstar DUN simple echeyeau.
Quand son fiance inquiet IA enfn
retrouvee, ellie etait enroul6e autour
dune bobiue ct etait reduite a retat
de fil.--de I'll de IL Verge, natu-
rellement!
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ABONNEMENT


in earre de l0lignes; 1ere insertion 81 so
=" " :" 2me Is
: Insertion add. so
Toute annonce ind;Dnantla profession
vec radresso ct n'excGdant pas Quatre
gnes. par an, Observation-Disclosures. S. 90
Announces de candidats. d'avance 90. 10 90
Necrologie. par 10
TOute annOnce cOmmerciale puhliee Alan
nee sera inseree an taux lie so cents par pOu-
CO pour la premiere insertion ct IS cents pour
les insertions subsfUuentes.
TOute annonce don't lie nomhre d insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusan a nOuvel
ordre au taux Ordinaire.
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PARFUMERIE.-Lc bean sexe, les
]eunes gems ct les hommes m1rs
qni veulcnt singer la %jeunesse, al
ment ct reIherchant les paifums les
plus saves, les essences les plus
pures. les savOns les plus odorants
les articles de toilette les plus in
dlspensables ct les plus a la mode
tells que brOsses a dents, prignes
brosses a chevenx, etc. etc, lronve
rOnt, Ell quautite tous ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeanx 4
des prix qui defent toute concur
rence.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08
Fatal Accident.

On last Friday evening, the ed inst,
Watson, the little seven year old son of
Angus Gulley, of Fishersville, was caught
by west bound freight train on Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, and so badly
injured that he died in few hours. He,
in attempting to cross the track, was
caught by the engine. Both legs were
torn off and one arm. His head was cut
by a sharp rock, and the skull badly
fractured. After his legs were cut off,
the body was carried about thirty feet
farther and left in the middle of the
track, when the whole train passed over
it, Watson was buried from Thinking
Spring Church on Sunday, Rev. Laird
of Texas, preaching the sermon. -Four
of his little companions acted as pail
bearers, and ten carried the floral trib-
uteS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08
Republican Convention.

Pursuant to the call of the Republican
Committee of Virginia, approved by the
Executive Committee Of the National
Republican Committee of the United
States, the Republicans of Augusta coun-
ty will meet in delegated county con-
vention on Saturday, August 18th, 1889,
at II O'Clock m, at the Courthouse to
elect delegates to the Republican State
Convention meeting in Norfolk city on
August 22d, 1899.
In order to elect delegates to the said
county convention, the Republican vo-
tiers of the different precincts of the
county, will meet at the place or town,
or village of their respective places of
voting, on Thursday, August 18th, 1899,
at o'clock, and elect delegates and alter
mates to the county convention as fol-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08
Change at the western Union Office.

Mr.. J. P. Gooch, who has for some
years been the efficient and accommO-
dating Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has gone to
Washington. d. c.. where he takes
position with the UNITED Press All
our people who had occasion to use the
telegraph, will regret to lose Mr. Gooch,
who has been exceedingly pleasant and
agreeable in all his business relations.
Mr.. g. L. Babcock takes the place
made vacant by Mr.. Gooch's resignation.
Desirable Property For Sale or Rent.
will, upon very reasonable terms, sell
or rent very desirable property, located
on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad at
Stuart's Draft, Augusta county, Va. The
said property consists of a lot of roods
and 10 poles of land, upon which there is
a good store-room, with dwelling above;
also blacksmith shop and shoe shop. The
neighborhood is good, at postof1ice, and
schools and churches convenient, with
all the surroundings pleasant For fur
ther information, address me at Harrison
burg. Va. LEWIS p. OFT.
iune27 3mOS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08

Two Young men, Messrs. Wallace and
Samuel McCamant, came into Staunton
ON Thursday evening last, their last,
stopping place having been with Hon.
J. T. Lewis, at his hospitable home
at Lynwood, Rockingham county, va.
They are making a tour through Vir-
ginia on foot, having started from
Harrisburg, Pa, where their father,
Hon Mr. McCamant, resides, and is Au-
ditor of the State of Pennsylvania. They
had visited the Luray Caverns, and
coming along remained at the GrOttoes
a few hours, reaching Staunton late IN
the evening. They left here Friday
morning, expecting to make Fairfield
that night and rest at Natural Bridge
on Sabbath. Thence, if time permitted,
they intended to make the Peaks OF OF
ter and return by Charlottesville, to take
look at Monticello and the Uni
versity of Virginia, and continuing con-
clude their journey at Harrisburg about
the 1st Of September. The elder OF the
two, young man apparently about p
or 90 years of age and very intelligent,
has been connected with Lafayette Col
lege, Easton, Pa, but has resigned his
position in that institution with the pur-
pose of studying law. We found them
both unusually intellectual young men,
quick in observation and enjoying their
novel and health giving trip very much.
Stonebraker's Hog Powders are for
hogs and nothing else. Testimonials
from every State in the Union declare
them to be the only powder that will
strengthen, invigorate and KEEP. hogs,
with less than regular feed; specific for
hog colera; never fails Established
1S49. Sold in any quantities and reco-
mended by stock-breeders everywhere.
Something just as good did you say?
Oh, yes! I've heard something like that
before. Oh, no! No substitute for me,
thank you. | want Stonebrakers Lin
inent, and nothing just as good" will
do. I'm up to those kind O tricks.
Cood-by.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08
Mint Spring News.
Reported for the vIRGINIAN. /

l
on last Friday evening, as Mr. Adam
Selbel, of this place, was starting home
/ IRON Staunton, he met with quite pain
iui accident. He drove up to the Steam
iilii and was in the act of turning when
the front wheel caught in lock, and
very naturally, striking his horse with a
new whip, the horse bounded forward,
overturning the wagon, and threw him
on the hard street, the wagon falling on
nm. His shoulder was hurt right bad
ne also received internal injuries. DR..
Henkle was summoned, and after exam
ming him, he thought it best to remove
nm home, Mr.. Grubert, the timer vol
uhteerlng to bring him home, where he
is getting along as well as could be ex
pected.
Last Wednesday afternoon the north
bound freight had scarcely gotten out
OF sight of the overhead bridge when a
considerable slide caved in. Two other
sections were soon summoned, but the
mail train could not pass till 1 O'Clock
that night. We have heard of no damage
being done to the bridge. To make this
cut more historic, horse owned by col
ored man, who has been farming for Mrs
Donaghe, fell down in this cut and was
killed instantly.
Mr.. G. L. Swink, the merchant here,
has been appointed depot agent, Mr..
David Henkle having resigned.
7
since our last report, and as there was
much hay standing in the shock, a great
deal of it has spoiled. The farmers have
also experienced much trouble in getting
up.their oats.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08
Aug. 5, 80. County and City Chm'n
Nothing To Equal It.

Regulator for the past six years. My
customers pronounce it the very best
ever used. One OF my customers whose
health was in wretched condition from
a very bad and stubborn case of dyspep
STA used the Regulator and was entirely
cured. | am using it myself, for Torpid
Liver, caused by close confinement. l
find nothing to equal it and | highly
recommend it's use. Respectfully,
&c. p Hisey, Druggist, Edinburg, Va
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08

Grand jurors to August term of county
court, attendance required Aug. 26,
1889, at 10 a. H.: John d. Bailey, JOS.
Il. Mitchell, Adam FL. Shuey, Saml n.
Ramsey, J. Hatch Slower, Robt. S. Wal
lace, Henry S. Keller, III. L. Mcclure,
Thos. S. Burwell, Edwin A. McCutchen,
Sam'l f. Prison, A. r. Gilkeson, John N.
Mohler, John Y. Bell, Robt. S. Gamble,
John A. Stuart. John S. Ellis, j. Frank
Templeton, Alexantier Il. McCue, John L.
Ramsey, JAS w. Meade, E. Mex. Me
Cue,I Eras. p Funl1houser.
yenire to August term of the County
Court, attendance required August 81,
1889, at 10 a. M Stewart Boiling, Thos.
A. Brown, w Arthur Wilson, John II.
Cornell, John Christian, Samuel II. Tut
wiler, Jas. Booker Smith, Nathan II.
Anderson, J. Emmett Guy, John A. Har-
ris, George C. Hanger, John d. Kenne-
DIV, VIM. A. McPheeters, Jerome G. Men
efee, Willard f. Peterfish, Geo. w Sto-
yer, Thos. J. Hartman, John J. Harner,
VIM r. Talley, Hamilton T. Drumhel-
Ter
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Adam Siebel Injured.

Friday last, while Mr.. Siebel was driv-
ing down Greenville avenue. and when
near Hangers Steam mill, his wagon was
suddenly turned over, and Mr.. Siebel
dangerously hurt. The wagon ran over
him. The horse was frightened by a cut
OF the whip and turned short, capsizine
the wagon, throwing Mr.. S. out. Mr.
slebel lives near Mint Spring, and ha.
been long known as number one dis
tlller. He was taken home by Mr.. Cru
bert
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08
Every Home SnouIu Have Tt.

1t is not always convenient to call in a
Physician for every little aiIment Hav-
ing Red Flag Oil in the house you have
a Physician always at hand; it kills
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Burns, Bruises,
and all Aches and Pains. Price % cts
There are few things in this life of
which we may be certain, but this is one
of them, Puritan Cough and Consump-
ton Cure, has no equal for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption. Price % cents.
At p. Il. Aliens drug store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-08

In the list of officers of the State Bal
Association for the ensuing year, we fnc
the following Staunton Attorneys: Elk
ecutive Committee, George M. Harrison
Esq; Committee on Admissions, T. d.
Ransom; Legislative and Law Reform,
George M. Cochran, Jr.; Grievances,
William Patrick; Library and Legal Lit
erature, A, G., Gordon.