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The Celebrated Stallion

Rather, will make the season of 1892
as follows: Fridays and Saturdays at
Richardson's barn, Red Cloud. Tuesdays
at Bladen.
\PEDIGREE-Rattler is a Blackhawk
Morgan, we'll muscled, good action and a
natural stopper and beautiful style. Was
fooled Sept. Is, 1886, and is about 151a
haads high. His sire was a Morgan, his
dan was a Morgan and Blackhawk. Rat
tier has fine bone and sinew, we'll built
andp elegant roadster.
THMs-s7 to insure a mare with foal;
$40 tinsure a colt to stand up and suck;
IS casifor single service, if mare fails to
get win foal on single service, owner can
return Ter and by paying 81 extra
have innrance. Care will be taken to
prevent accidents but / will not be re-
sponsible should any occur. Owners
parting with or removing mares from
the count. before they are. known to be
with foal fsffeit the insurance money.
36-4t w. H. FULLER, Owner.
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Now TRY Tbs.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good, if you have a cough. cold, or
any trouble with throat, chest or lungs.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for cOnsump-
ton, coughs and colds is guaranteed to
give relief or money will be paid back.
Suffers from la grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had a speedy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle a,
our expense and learn for yourself just how
good a thing it is. Trial bottles free al
Cuttings. Large size SOC or 81.
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In the fall election of 1892, TIT
county was divided in the center into
two polling places. The north hall
of the county on the farm of H. D.
Raaney, section 4, town 4, range 9 in
Oak Creek township, and the south
half voted IN Red Cloud.
The first election Was held in . dug
oss, belonging to Gov. CARRIER, sta.
ated on the bank Of Crooked Greek,
on the present site Of Geo. Lindsey's
Toe houses.
At the first meeting Of the bard
of commissioners, John Tomlinson
was appoisted road overseer Of the
entire county.
or the As. first voters, abeut % are
leftin the county, some have moved
..te. other lands and some are pioneers
in the land beyond the blue.
The oldest voter at the polls 1ss
Uncle VIM. Brice. sged over 60, and
the youngest voter Vas Jobs Tomfin-
son shout q. years Of age.
In those days Webster county was
thoroughly republican, out of the IS
votes cast A we're republican and
one democratic.
Nineteen years ago Sunday, was
the great Easter storm lasting 4 days
in this county. During this blizzard
Mr.. l. II. Hummel was showed in for
four days in . canyon, between Red
Cloud and Hastings.
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Alderman John Myers Of Red Cloud,
. pleasant caller last Sunday, the
alderman in company With his brother.
Farmer Myers is putting 100 acres Of
small grain on one Of their fine farms
south of Inavale.
En- -Postmaster Marsh, accompanied
by Sylvester Day ys-s pleasant call
ers in che Vs'e, slse one day last
veei. Mr.. Marsh cane up with. the
view Of placing some life Insurance
bat when he learned tie state Of II.
fairs he positively rsfoSed to take the
risks.
Mr.. Kenyon Skeen, al former resi-
dent Of Red Cloud, il stopping on his
farm one-half mile from Insvale at
present and experimenting the plant
ing Of 100 acres Of 6ns fruit trees.
Mr.. Skeen has . splendid frm and if
he succeeds in making the trees thrive
he will have the most desirable quart
or section Of land in the country. Mr..
Skeen is . man who deserves success
in whatever may be his undertaking.
The cheese factory will commence
the making Of cheese in Nay. They
arc ct present turning out from 400 to
500 pounds Of choice creamiry but
ter each week which brings thc high
est prices. The Inavale creamery has
paid more for cream during the past
few months than any other creamery
in the west. They are now paying
from 2 to 3 cents more PET inch than
any creamery near here.
'Ten thousand thousand little birds,
In cruel hands . dying
H fSsi ni saas Win ns sssaaa.s e1 %fisss:s7'sa1s'
The above lines are brought to mind
blythe cruel practice of some Of tie
young boys in Insvsle who 90 about
sAcoting the birds for no purpose but
10 see them fall. Boys is it fun for
yoa 70 shoot them and let them lie il
the grass dead while their little ones
wait in the nest on the tree and with
open besk crying for food until star.
vation and cold cause them to HutteI
away . life which God has given them
to epjey the Same % he has you.
Think q il boys and be merciful.
Poor, graceful, innocent birds
Spring 10 hefe now and they have
come up DON their winter homes III
the south o their summer haunts
Let them lutter among the greer
branches usdiseurbed and build theii
nests and rear heir young unmolested
from young boys rith shot guns who
shoot for tbs n.he sport Of killing
them.
"The bonny boany little birds,
This Is their hoor q need;
They have no peyver q beg for life.
1t Is for them I tlead."
PooR FARMER.
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Attention Farmers!

handle the celebrated Grand De
tour Listers, Cultivators and p'ows.
Warranted to be the best and cheap
est in town. Two minutes time will
change my drill from the lister to a
one horse drill. 1874 G. w. Dow.
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Hoods


Is q concentrated extract Of S~arsaparilla,
y.usk Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries,
NandIsAo. Dandelion, and other valuable
vegetables remedies, every ingredient being
strictly re, and the best Of its kind it is
possible = buy.
Il b prepags1by thoroughly competent phar-
naeists, n the most careful manner, by
. peculiar Examination, Proportion and
Process, givto6 to it curative power
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MY Listers.

ne the stuff. The Scandal lister is
IN best made and can be found only
g James Peterson's the Implement
~, Red Cloud. Neb.
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Want to Buy Farms

Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved "a find
buyers by calling on D. B. Spanogle,
Real Estate and Loan Agent, Red
Cloud, Neb.
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100 Doses
0neDoIAr
Money.

To loan on Watches Diamonds and
Jewelry. Will pay. cash for oldsgold
and Silver. Fine watch work. t,Ar-
tistic letter, emblem and monogram
engraving. Full line of fine watches
clocks, jewelry silverware spectaclss
and etc. 7. Z. PENMaN.
In Cuttings Drug Store. I
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The Gate CITY Milling Co.

Proprietors of the Red Cloud Roll
OF Mills want your wheat, &c, and
will exchange flour for same. Custom
work . speciality. Bring your wheat
or work to them, and receive fair
treatment.
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If You Want

. Disc Harrow 60 to Jas. Peterson
All sizes, remember the place.
JAMES PETERSON.
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Hail Insurance.

The Continental Insurance CON-
pany will insure against hail, ETC., this
year and in order 10 protect yourselves
the farmers should see A. II. Gray,
Agent, Red Cloud, Neb.
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Farm looms at lowest interest
Strictly frst-class loans at lower ratel
than has ever been given in this coun
ty before. Option to pay part or al
at end of any year.-C. F. GATHER.
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B4st Terms ON Farm Loans
L an now prepared to make
farm iOans at low rates, and ON
tho best terms ever offered I'm
this county. Privilege to pay
a1l Or part OF the principal At
any Interest payment.
Bailey
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Girl Wanted.
Wanted.

+ the city bakery and restaurant.
on Jos. Herburger, Red Cloud, Neb.
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II II fiSod and immutable law that
tohave good, sound health ono must have
pure, rich and abundant. blood. There
II no sh3ft(e or suref route than by q
copise q D. Wits Sarsaperills. c. L
Getting.
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Garden Seeds.

Oscar Patmor has just received a
BIG supply Of garden seeds. Go and
see him at Perkins and Mitchell's old
end.
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,.Onr citisenss should push rapidly
ahead and secure all sorts of enter
prises,, and all that is necessary is to
get after aud convince capitalists
thdt We have the best water power
inthe state and they will not be slow
to invest here. AL We have to do is
to press the .bntton and money will do
the rest.
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Last week the "intelligent compos-
itor'' made rs ssy. in Andy Hawley's
item, His FIRST play" instead Of "his
first bow"
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A SAT evsstment. We guarantee you
will new De sick II q course Of "Hepati-
cure" is ten spring and fall. L. II.
Deyo, IN
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That restless, ~nervsoas, dull and heavy
feeling which prevents steep and causes
rs to feel like somethinR lerrible was 90
ing is going to hsppetis IN corrected By
"Hepsticure" which cures dyspepsia and
consumption. L. H. UeyO.S
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! TO hundred acres of prairie broke
rjSN away, Call OF
~ II W GULLIFoRD.
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Vote Against the Greenbacks.
1t is reported that If the Greenbackers
get into power they will pass a law to
make everyone buy Haller's Sure Cure
Cough Syrup and do away with doctors.
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SleriH'S Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by VII
tn Of an Oruer Of sale issued from the Office of
C+S. CrOne. clerk of the district court of the
tabi judicial district, within and for Webster
cOruRy. Nebraska, upon a decree In an action
pen6 sng therein, wherein Norman T.: Thomp-
son p plaintiff, and against Samuel b. KiZer.
AnnS ". kiZer and Minnie N. Gilbert, defend
ants. I shall offer for sale at public yendue to
the hi hest bidder Tor cash in hand at the east
door q the courthouse at Red Cloud. in said
Webster county, Nebraska, that being the
building wherein the last term of said court
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2lah Day Of May, 1892.

at one O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described Y'operty tovlt: The northwest frae;
north, range twelve [121 west of the 9th D. IN.
Given under my hand this 10th day of April,
A. ID. 1892,
- sod tt GEO.. +. Coon, Sheriff,
KALEY 4 BAASKR, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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1888 bushels of corr for which
will pay highest market price. Flor
given In exchange. Z
OSCAR PExxoR,
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Against Hall

Geo. OsGeiser will ipssrs Jour
crops agai5 hail gHs Garmers
should see ~ Moon bloc, up
stairs, Red Cloud.
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Dllapldatcds Well Should
S0Y So.

Most people carry around With them q
liver 50 dilapidated that il they should sec
ft they would take il for a straw hat as
quick a. . liver-as q consequence they
have . lame back and feel languid. Hal
er's Pain Paralyzer taken in conjunction
With Haller's German Pills, will make .
new person Of you and effect . complete
sure. For sale by Getting.
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Rggies And Spring Wagons.

enss Peterson, the implement man
has bust received Z fine consign-
ment buggies, and spring wagons,
which y will sell cheap
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.'Disease never successfully attacks q
system with pure blood. Do Wits Sar-
saparilla makes pure, new blood and en-
riches the old. @. Il Getting.
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Rev. S. A Potter, will hold service
10 de Grace Episcopal church on next
Sunday, April 24th. Nornipg service
at 1890, evening 1t 7:30.
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Is well a. the handsomest, and others are
invited to call on any druggist and get
free . trial bottle Of Kemp's Balssm for
the throat and lungA . remedy that il
ceiling entirely upon its merits and ID
guaranteed to relieve and cure all chron-
ic and acute coughs, asthma, Bronchitis
and consumption. Large bottles SOC and
81. 1
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Specimen Cas~

8. h. Clifford, New Cassla Wild, vas
troubled with neuralgia and SAoumhtism,
his stomach was ~disordered, his lveS was
Affected to An alarming degree appesib fell
sway and he va terribly reduce a, lesh
and strength. Three bottles Of s1lsdtrio
Bitters cured him. Edward 0hop,6ed.
Harrisburg, III, had q running SORE O lis
leg of s years standing. Used three tut-
ties of Electric Bitters and seven boaGs
of Buctlen's Arnica Salve and his leR Il
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawbs
O., bod hse large fever sores on his II.
doetoes said he was incurable. Ono be-
Tie Electric Bitters and ono box BuckleGB
Arnioa Salve cured him entirely. Sold ~
Getting. 4
1.-THE Chicago World Fair ee'
has passed q resolution that every person
attending the Fair" shall take With them
q bottle Of "Hepaticure" a. q preventive
from contracting blood, liver and kidney
diseases. LII. Deyo.
Ho, thereI Gaines, the baker. in
Ira Sleeper's building north Of
The CHIEF Office keeps the finest
bread, buns, cakes, pies, &C., in Red
Cloud. Try him. If
Other medicines might help but to
make assurance doubly sure use DeWitt's
Ssrsaparills to enrich, purify and renew
the blood. c. L. Getting.
Go to Fentress & Zeluif, for a slick
hair cut, clean shave, mustachc black.
ed shampoo.
Dllapidateds Well Should
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A.Little Piece Of Early Hiss0ry.
:: In looking over the Eeeerds OF
.Webster county, THs< CHIEF, STUN
::tlaasapon . goot pisee Of early his.
t0ty,.ibas occursl S4ysars ago this
week. The first Sestion for Webster
county, occurred AkIHsth 1871 and
was participated isaky45 ~citisens, al
hardy pioneers, whish peant some
thing in II. Indiaas iyend buffalo
then had full sway, bit ipon pulled
further west as the pGle fsse advanced
upon their hitherto usdisrufed fields.
.. The vote for the first eora1 P~issioners
was as follows: "a
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Go to Fentress & Zeluff, for a slick
hair cut, clean shave, mustachc black
ed shampoo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-22

Other medicines might help but to
make assurance doubly sure use DeWitt's
Ssrsaparills to enrich, purify and renew
the blood. G. L. Getting.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-15
What the Brides wear this Spring.

At Charlottesville, Frances Aronhime to
Alfred E. Coin of Richmond. The bride was
attired in white corded silk, made Princess
en- trGine, and trimmed with Duchesse lace
Her veil was caught by diamond pin, the
gift Of the groom. She carried a white ivory
prayer book deliberately mounted with silver
At Keswick, Albemarle, Mary Bowcock to
Conway R. Sands of Richmond. The bride
was dressed in white Lapsdowne trimmed III
real lace and pearle passementerie pearl
girdle. Her veil was caught by diamond
feur de lis. the gift of the groom. She carried
a bouquet of bridal roses.
In Richmond, Annie W. Christian to VIM
B. Langley of Norfolk. The bride wore a
travelling suit of tan cloth trimmed with ma
hogany brown, with hat and gloves to CORES
pond; carried beautiful bouquet of Mermet
roses, and wore diamond ornaments.
In Frederick Co., Va, Anna Bageant to
Edwin L. Slime. The bride wore brown silk
travelling dress, and carried in her hand a
bouaGet of roses.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-15

a Justice under the old constitution and faith
er of Prof Jas. II. Gilmore of the University
of Virginia.
In King William county, aged IS, DR.. Car.
ter Warner Wormley, for many years habitue
at the White Sulphur Springs.
In Charlottesville, aged 80, A. B. Parker
colored, for many years local Republican
leader, and who once beat Hon. .Jno. L. Mas
sey for the legislature, bit lost it through his
using tinted ballots.
In Winchester, Va. aged Sc, Daniel L
Brown, for 81 years foreman of the Winches
ter Times
In Washington, aged Ga, Gen. Charles NJ
Field, ex-door keeper of the House of Represen
tatives, and who had served in the old U. s
army, the Confederate army and the Egyptian
army, with distinction.
At Broadway, Rockingham, aged so, Mrs
E. ID. Root, wife of the editor of the Enter
prise.
AT Lexington, aged 60, Maj. Harry S. Loeb
er, for many years Quarter Master at tn,
V, NJ L.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMMONWEALTH,s ATTORNEY


To the Uoters Of the city Of Stanton:
In response to call i'll the News, hereby an
nounce myse.l candidate for the office of COM
MoNWEALTIi'S sa'TnRN for the city of Staun-
ton. Respectfully,
apr 1-tde THOMAS c. KINNEY.
TO nay Felloa0 Citizens Of the City of Staoaton:
1 respectfully announce myself candidate for
ATTORNEY FOR THE COMMONWEALTH for the
city Of Staunton at the ensuing election, l VIII
be grateful for whatever support you may feel
disposed to render me. and if elected pledge a II
honest and faithful discharge of the duties Incl.
dent to said office.
feb 26 GEORGE S. LIGHTNER.
To the Citizens of Stanton:
hereby announce myself candidate for the
office Of COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY of the city
of Sta unton, and if elected will endeavor to per
form its duties faithfully.
mar II tide r. S. TURK.
To my fell0aC citizens of Stanton:
l hereby announce myself candidate for thu
office of CoMMoNWEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the
city of Staunton. If it shall be the pleasure o
the citizens of Staunton to elect me, promise t(
faithfully discharge the duties of the Office to thu
best of my ability. Respectfully,
mar 4-tde j. LEWIS BUMGARDNER.
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YOU KNOW
apr S-1yr

That a thing Of Beauty is a
Joy forever. We have them
and stacks of them now in stock.
Those Beautiful Suits just Re
ceived. They will not last for
ever, you do not wish it, but
they will last long enough, and
will be a JOY to you as long as
they do last.
We have them in all Shades
and all Styles. You have never
seen anything like them before
in Staunton. They are beauties
all along the line, and the
prices are as much a joy as the
garments. They are so rea-
sonable in price.
Now don't put it off, but come
right along and see for your
self. We don't intend to keep
them to look at, though they
are pretty. They must go, and
will go. The quality, style and
prices fix that.
We have the Light Weight
Overcoat, too, just the thing
for Spring.
The Boys have not been neg
lected.
The Children have not been
neglected.
We have in these lines Just
what yon want.
Ourline of Furnishing Goods
cannot be surpassed, if equaled.
Our Hat Department is full
in all the latest Shapes.
In fact we are "Strictly In
It, and so is our line of Trunks,
Bags, Umbrellas, etc. And
you know you will not miss it
when we tell you the place is
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-15
THE NEWS or THE DAY

In the Maryland Court Of Appeals at An
napolis, Saturday, the case of the vestry of
st. Matthew'S parish, Oakland, Md, against
Rev. Frederick S. Hipkins, was decided in
favor of the vestrymen, who claimed the right
to dissolve the relation of the rector to the
church by resolution, while the rector claim
ed to have a life tenure. unless removed in
accordance with Canon 4, title2, of the Gen
eral Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
church. The decision of the court is based
on State law of Maryland passed in 1898 for
the incorporation of the vestries of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church as private corpora
tions. 1t is not applicable in Virginia where
there is no civil law chartering vestries. and
where rectors and vestries are subject, under
the 4th Canon title of the General Council.
to the Bishop Of the diocese and the Standing
Committee thereof
The census figures of the town of Tompkins
Delaware county, Pa, disclose the remarks able
case of Abram Ostrom, who is the father of
tWenty-seven children, of whom twenty are
by one wife. Mr.. Ostrom's first wife. to
whom he was married in 1866, bore him four
children. At her death he married again, and
his second wife presented him three children.
After her death and in 1873 he took for his
third wife young woman of eighteen We ars,
who has already borne him twenty children
ten pairs Of twins, of whom eleven are living.
Mr.. Ostrom is siXty-four and his wife thirty
five years Of age.
At the examination of the Anarchist Kava-
chol in Paris, France, Saturday, he suddenly
rose from his seat and saying he was tired of
life and would blow himself and the building
to pieces, drew from his pocket what looked
like dynamite cartridge. Everybody, in
GLIDING the judge and police, dashed out OF
the room in terror. The officers did not return
until it proved that the cartridge was a
banana.
1t. Hetherington U. S. N, who killed
Cover Robinson, an Englishman, in Japan,
on account of his wife, has been acquitted.
The first exclamation of Mrs. Hetherington.
the woman for whom Robinson lost his life.
on hearing of his being dead, was: 81 wonder
if he left me anything His will showed
that he had left her what estate he had. which
was not much.
| DR.. Parker Syms, of New York, Friday
married his rich patient, Anna Watson, at the
Park Avenue Hotel, though the bride, who is
an invalid, was SO weak that she was unable
to stand during the ceremony
| Hugh Breckenridge, of Leesburg, has won
an $500 prize at the Philadelphia Academy of
Fine Arts. He is only % years old and has
won 81 200 in prizes.
| Contracts have been made for an electric
plant at Culpeper
Typhoid fever has broken out in lower
LOudOun.
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From Swoope's.

ROUNDABOUT MAIL ROUTE-FIRE-THE
SPRING LAMBS-LARGE ACREAGE OF
oATs-PERsoNAL-E EGGS, &C.
reported for the Staunton VINDICAToRl
SWooPE, April pa wonderful age is
this in which we live, and nothing is more
wonderful about it., than the transporta-
ton OF news. Our next door neighbOr is
sick and we do not learn of it until it goes
to Staunton, Washington OIL New York
and comes back next day in the papers. A
striking Illustration Of this was noted the
other day-a gentleman in Hebron congre-
cation had the grippe in December last.
He was in Thinking Spring congregation
the other day and lady said to him IT
suppose you have recovered entirely from
the grippe" s'How did you know 1 had
the grippe asked the gentleman of her.
"The news reached me from Chin-Kaon-
Pi, Chima,n said she. By letter, across
the Pacific from far off China, she bad
learned of the sickness of an acquaintance
just across the hills in Augusta CO., Va!
The residence of MI. VIM Bell, near
Arbor Hill, came very near being burned
fire On the roof and furious struggle with
the flames was kept up for an hour and
half before they could be subdued, large
part of the roof had to be torn off to save
the dwelling.
Since the grass has been shooting forth of
late, Spring lambs are growing rapidly, and
already present tempting appearance to
the epicure. The large flock OF Wilson &
Trimble on Mason S bottom present a beau
tiful appearance. The lest we have seen
this year, however, are those of Mr.. Ed
ward Wayland and Mr.. Sam. Clemmer.
Mr. Wayland keeps the thoroughbred Shrop-
shire, handles them well, and always COM
mands the highest prices. Sheep as rule
have not done as we'll this year as last.
Our farmers are sowing much larger
acreage OF oats than usual. The weather
has beenq quite favorable for putting them in.
Nh. John Smith who recently lived in
Plunkettsville, and kept grocery on Main
street in Staunton, has moved to the Turner
place (lately bought by Mr.. VIM. Rosen)
near West View, and opened store in
West View. He and his son will conduct
the business together.
The Methodist minister, Rev. Mr.. Me-
Neer, lately appointed to the circuit COM
prising the churches at Churchville, West
Augusta and West View, has rented the
house recently occupied by Mrs. Sallie
Smith in West View, and will move his
family thither this week.
Miss Leila Edison, who for several years
so successfully taught tho public
school at SWoope's, but who has now a
larger school at Goshen, was on visit to
her friends around Hebron last Saturday
and Sunday. She is a very competent
teacher and received her training at Miss
Baldwin S.
Mrs. r. L. B. Lorraine, who has been on
visit to her relatives in Richmond for the
past month OF six weeks, returned last Sat-
urday and was heartily welcomed back bv
her friends.
MIS-. Keller, and her daughter, Miss
FANNIE, who have been living on the Ta.e
place near Hebron church, have rented the
Waldrop dwelling at Swoope and moved to
day to occupy their new quarters.
Hunting Easter eggs is all the go among
our little folks in the country now, and
they are happy