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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-03-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic congressional nOmlna-
ting convention for the 10th district prom
ises to he a lively affair. There are now
in the field Hon. II. ST. Geo. Tucker and
Capt. John N. Opie Of Augusta. Senator
FL. D. Flood Of Appomattox, and Judge j.
J. Allen, Capt. J. II. III. Figgatt and
Benz. Haden of Botetourt, and thos
whose names are spoken of for the monte
nation are G.. P. Jones of Highland, and
Camm Patterson of Buckingham. Messrs.
Tucker and Flood were both at the last
Amherst court, meeting the people.
Mr.. Turner, a deaf mute Republican
postmaster at Walkerton, King and Queen
has been removed for offensive partizanry
in writing insulting messages on the papers
of the Democratic subscribers that went
through his Office.
Considering the fact that Turner, a
Cleveland Democrat. was nominated i'll the
18th Va. district only four days before the
election took place, with hardly time to get
the tickets printed, and yet beat Root Ind.
Rep.) by 1903, though the latter had beer
in the field several weeks. it looks like Vir
Sinia Democrats are pretty solid fol
cleveland, however left-Landed their rep
resentatives i'll congress may lie i'll sup
porting his administration.
Representative Tucker Of Virginia, who
believed the silver seigniorage bill should
be signed, was at the White House las,
week and presented his views to Mr.,
Cleveland.
State Senator A. Il. Herbert Of Princess
Anne, has announced himself as Il candi
date for Congress.
Among the applicants for the pest-oflice
at Petersburg, Va, are Messrs. Smith
Jones and Clements. MIR. Epes, the Con
gresham from that district, has recon-
mended Mr. Smith, Senator Hunton MI
Jones, and Senator Daniel MI. Clements.
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County Court.

The County Court commenced its term
Monday, Judge Chalkley presiding, and
was adjourned over Tuesday and Wednes-
day in order that the Judge might attend
the Circuit Court OF Allegheny, and re-
sumed it's session yesterday.
Probate.-WilI of James Henderson adj
mitted with j. n. Nc Farland, Ext: will
of John Cupp admitted with n. R. Cnnn
and H. N. Miller, Exr's; will of John
Schindell admitted with NJ. S. Schindeu
EXT; will Of Miles Davis admitted; will
of Lucinda Crawn admitted with G.. w
Landes, EXT.
Administration granted to W. F. Bear on
the estate of Sallie J. Bear, deed; to w
J. Grove on the estate of John H.. Grove
decd.
Geo. M. Grove appointed guardian 90
Herbert D. Grove; Samuel c. Wa+ooa
guardian of Nina G. Watson; J. E. Wine
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THE COLD SNAP.

The sudden fall of the thermometer this
week cost this country millions of dollars.
Virginia suffered heavily in fruit, vegeta
bles and tobacco, from her western border
to the sea. In 1925, 1854 and 1868, the
month of March saw similar disasters. The
National Weather Bureaus reports show
that since it was established there has ney'
er been so low temperature in the
Southern States in March as has prevailed
since Sunday night last.
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THE POLICE JUSTICE.


40. (a) 1. The police justice elected by
the city council! shall possess all the juris-
diction and exercise all the powers and au-
thority in criminal cases, of a Justice of the
peace OF said city, but he shall receive no
fees for services as such police justice.
He shall also try all violations OF the city
ordinances and inflict such punishments
and impose such fines as may be prescribed
for violation Of the same. He shall also
possess all the jurisdiction and exercise all
the powers and authority in civil cases of
justice of the peace of said city, as are
now OIL hereafter shall be provided by law;
and in civil cases he shall be entitled to the
fees prescribed by law to justices of the
peace. He shall keep his office and court at
the place prescribed by the council, daily,
except Sundays, and if from any cause he
shall be unable to act, the mayor shall APP
point one Of the justices Of the peace of the
said city to discharge the duties of police
Justice prescribed herein during such disa-
(a\ 3 The police justice shall be the
head of the police Of the city, and subject
to such provisions and regulations as the
council may prescribe by ordinance; and
said police shallbe subject to his authority.
He Shall hold said police to strict ac-
countability in having the city ordinan-
ces fully carried out, and for failure to do
their duty he shall suspend them from rank
and pay, and report his actions to the cOun
ell for adjustment at its first meeting held
thereafter. During such suspension he
shall have the power to appoint policemen
to fill the vacancies so occurring, whose
compensation shall be that allowed other
policemen.
(a) 8. The police justice shall keep a reg
ular account of all fines, forfeitures and
costs imposed OF arising in the administra-
ton of his office, which he shall report
weekly to the clerk of the council The
chief of police shall collect such fines, for
FIXTURES and costs and report the same
weekly to said clerk and pay over the same
weekly to the treasurer.
(a) 4. The police justice shall receive
such compensation as shall be fixed by the
council, and he Shall receive no OCher com
pensation OF emolument whatever except
the fees prescribed by law to justices of the
peace in civil cases; and his salary shall not
be diminished during his term of Office.
THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
40. (b) The collector of taxes shall col
lect all taxes and claims of all kinds due to
said city of Staunton placed in his hands
by the city treasurer, and for that purpose
shall have all the powers and authority and
be subject to the same liabilities and pen
alties as are prescribed for city treasurers in
the collection of state and city taxes and
claims; and may be proceeded against in the
same manner, SO far as applicable and not
inconsistent with this act. The city treas
urer shall place in the hands OF the said
collector for collection all city taxes as
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In CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to enforce the vendors
lien reserved in deed from William +. Asst and
wife to the Sta ,unton Development Company
bearing date Au gust 2lst, 1890, and to obtain a
decree for the e of the tract of land conveyed
by said deed for the satisfaction of the bonds of
the Staunton La nd Company to William f. Asst
secured by reservation of said vendors lien.
1t appearing il, the abovestyled cause that the
mum Der Of the defendants upon whom process
has been served exceeds thirty and it further
appearing that the defendants upon whom pro-
cess has been served represent like interests with
the parties who have not been served with pro-
cess, it is or dered and directed by the court in
accordance with the provisions of section $3.50
of the Code of Virginia ISS7) that the parties to
the above n AIMED suit who have not been served
with process may be proceeded against by order
of publication. 1t is therefore ordered that the
following named defendants in said suit to wits
George IL. Ayre, Baltimore Journal of CONNIE rec
r. p Bell, Trustee, Charles Bell, w. 4. Clark
Frank Carr A. $. Davis, W. j. Gooding, Charles
Cans, VIM. Cans, and Max Cans, partners under
the name of Cans Bros, Guild e. Lord, W. Stro-
ther Jones. T. II. Jarratt, =. j. kavanaugh, s.
Nowlan. WIN. Pal rick Trustee, j. Wesley Raw
lings, South Publ shing Company, H. H. Sim
pers, A. p. Smith, l.. c. Shefey, j. l.. Strother J.
Il. Taylor, Jr., s. e. Tabb, c. p. Williams, j. t.
Wingfeld, and l.. E. Woodward, do seVeralry
appear here within fifteen days after due publ
alton of this order and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests in this suit,
copy-teste,
JOS. b. WOODWARD,
j. J. L. Bumga rdner, D. a. Clerk
mar 23-4t.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TO THE DEMOCRATS OFTHE 10th DISTRICT
hereby announce myself a candidate for the
Democratic Congressional nomination for this
district. favor such legislation as will be pro-
ductlve of the greatest good to the greatest num-
Der and secnre equal rights to all and special
privileges TO none. viii address you at your
respective county seats and give you my views
Oh the political issues of the day. Having served
for thirty years in the ranks of the party l now
solicit your support and suHrages.
Respectfully and truly yours,
JOHN n OPIE.
si:hl ftL: a.:lth Eth, 1874. nar7tSt
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NnTIrE All parties having claims against
NO IIOE. the estate of J. B. Dorman de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present them to
the undersigned for settlement. and all indebted
to said estate will come forward and settle.
M. L. DORMAN, Xxx
Feb 9th 1894. Goshen,
MARI 1t Oldham county, KY
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e. NJ. Gushing & Son. Auction GERS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

e. NJ. Gushing 6 Son. Auction GERS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
John G. Fulton, &c.
The GPottoeS Co.
Pursuant to decree of the circuit court of Au-
gusta county, rendered in the above entitled
chancery cause on the Sth day Of December, 1898
the Undersigned commissioners, appointed TO
the purpose. will offer for sale at public auction
The front door of the court house in Sta IN ton
Virginia, on
Monday, April esd. 1891, (court day),
the following described real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, to-wit: .s*ysIzaSs2as
The tract of land situate near Shen- .ISs%sfsas
dun. in the county of Augusta, on the zEsfsssssaA
Norfolk Il Yves err Railroad, being a ~
portion OF the Lee D. Patterson tract.
consisting Of III acres. l rood and 81 -E2sSss
poes all of which lies east of the line of Sa id rail
road. 80 acres of this land is cleared
and in good state OF cultivation, and the remain
der consists of fine timber.
TERMS-One-ifth cash on day of sale and tilf
nual installInents, for which the purchaser viii
be required to execute bonds with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from day of sale, anC
the title retained as ultimate security.
JOHN T. HARRIS, JR.,
j. w. BLACKBURN,
Commissioners.
Jos. B. Woodward, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, do certify that John T. Har-
fiS Jr, has executed the bond req uired by decree
of sale entered in the cause of John G Fulton.
ais. VS.. The Groitoes Company, al the November
FERN. 1879. Given under my hand this tn da!
Of Feb. 1891. JOS 3. WOODWARD,
mar3j ids Clerk.
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acts Solid Facts

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE
" REAL ESrATE.-Purs,ant to a decree
of the circuit court of Augusta county in the
cause of Evey VS. Evey, Will sell at public auc-
tlon in front of the court house. in Staunton, OF
Monday, the Esd day of April, 1924,
that valuable little homo situated in Augusta
county near Hermitage, on which Joseph Evey
resided in his lifetime: this lot contains -
about 10 acres of land with comfortable Hs;..sT
dwelling and outbnildings on it. The sale ezsszs
offers an opportunity for any one desiring
small home in good neighhorhood.
TERMS.-Cash i'll hand 10 pay costs OF su it and
expenses of sale, and any unpaid taxes. and the
residue in three equal instaments atsiX. twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser executing
bonds for said deferred instalments with APP
proved personal security and bearing interest,
and waving the homestead, and the title to be
retainedas ultimate security. The purchaser
will be required to pay the taxes for 1891.
A. Z. GORDON,
Commissioner.
|, Jos. b. Wood ward, clerk of the circuit court
Of Augusta county. certify that A. G. Gordon has
executed the bond REQ Iired by decree OF sale in
the ca use OF Evey, &c, VS.. Evey, &c.
Given under my hand this 2ist day of March,
S91. JOS. b. WOODWARD.
mar23-it Clerk,
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THE TRUE AND TRIED ARB THE
SAFEST.

THE OLD RELIABLE BICKFORD & HUFF
MAN DRILL, is in the field again. with all its
valuable Improvements and prestige of the past.
THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW. (GENUINE),
leads everything, with its faultless record. All
the makers OF bogus limitations assert its superb
oiHy by Try ing to initiate it. No body initiates
a bad Implement,
STUDEBAKER WAGONS from the thorough
ly air ti7red quality of Timber and manner of
construction last where others fail, and run easy
So say 500 farmers of Augusta some of whom.
have been running Studebaker Wagons for 10 to
Is years.
FENCtIS,-Put them up good and they last
The White Cedar Picket and Galvanized Steel
Wire is the best fence-invaluable where poultry
annoy. The Cable aud Truss Fence. all steel
wire can't be beat for FARMS 1t only costs about
30 cents per rod put up.
CULTIVATORs. WALKING CULTIVATOR
on Wheels, and Five Tooth Cultlvators, of vari-
Gus styles and latest Improvements. See them
before you buy.
PUMPS A good one a necessity We carry
only the best kinds The valves of one of our
styles can be repaired without taking pump out
of WELL Call and let us explain the advantages
of each.
LYNN &: 90.
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Cash Talks and Low Prices Speak Louder than Words

People must have food and clothing matter how the times
and be- Our solution Of the problem simply
this If the buyers means limited why give him more
for his money bigger and better dollars wortthats the
story in nutshell Firm rock stand by
and protect them prices and qualities every time Now
this is no fairy tale or breezy talk, but
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to decree
Of the circuit court of Augusta county. in the
,ause OF Watson vs. Tlsdale, we viii sell at pub
&c auction front of the court house il aun-
son, on
Monday, the ED day of april, 1891,
! tract of land in Augusta county ;ssAsssSss;.as
about four miles south of StauDton, rsssssssisSs:
belonging to NJ. N. Tstla!e. containing XSs5sIssssI
sbont 70 acres, adjoining the other ~ YSjr.SSs
lands owned by rsdale. This is good
farming land in good state of cult -xSezsza-z>
vation, we'll Tatered and lies in good neigh
oornOOd.
TERN Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
III cash and tie residue in three eG ual payments
1T q. Is and q month from Dale Of sale. the pur-
:naser executing bonds for said deferred install
nents with approved personal security, bearing
interest and VARYING the homestead. and the
title to be re aimed as ultimate security.
w. l.. era IG,
WM PATRICK,
Commissioners
l. JOS. b. Woodward, clerk of the circnit court
Of August" county. do certify that VIM. Patrick
has exec to the bond required by decree of sal
Wats u vs. Tisdale.
Given IL Ter my hand this 20lh day of March,
i5Yl. JOS. b. WOODWA RID,
Inar23 1t Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT.. ONCE of sinner.

rENREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Super
L vjsing Architect, Washington, d. C
March %. 1S9i.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received at this office until o'clock p. NJ on the
18th day of a pril, 1894, and opened Immediately
tter, for all the labor and materials and
circulation, steam heating and ling APP
paratus required for the u s. Post Office buiid-
ing at staunton. Va, in accordance with the
be had at this Office the office OF the Superin
tendent at Staunton, Va. Each bid must be &C.
com panic By certified check fr g sum no,
less than per cent. of the amount of the propo-
sal. The right is reserved to reject any all
an anp 70 he n b or ~ I'D
Governmental do so. All bids received after
the tirne stated will be returned to the bidders
Proposals must bs enclosed in envelopes, sea! led
and marked, ''PR0POSAL for the Low Pres
sure, Return Circulation, Steam Heating and
Ventilatng Apparat us for the u S. Post Office
JEREMIAH OROURKE, Supervising Archi-
tect. mar30 vt
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The reduction i'll the price OF wire has reduced
the price OF fence. Write for prices
smallest pig. ~ ~
five wire, large stock only
Anelghteen wire will turn poultry even to the
smallest chick. w w "
elasticity. "a4
and last W 'i'Ai'S
ness. '' s ''" "ii0ii-
run Stock of material always on hand We
are prepared! to furnish short notice picket
avn cemetery and all wire poultry fencing
caii al our factory and examine stock or write
iof testimonials and prices -''
Farm Township and County rights for sale.
jani9 Mava.c 49, 81 ~.
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" IRGINIA.-n the circuit court of Augusta
county, in vacation, March 2)th, 1884
William f. Asst, Plaintiff,
VS..
The stanton Land Company, Staunton De-
yelopment Company and others, Defendants.
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THE MAYORS DUTIES HEREAFTER UN-
DER THE NEW CHARTER-WHAT POW
EIiS AND DUTIES THE NEW CITY OF
FICERs, POLICE JUSTICE, TAX COLLEC-
TOR AND CITY ATTORNEY WILL HAVE.
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FAIRLY ROSE SEED POTATOES

Have jus5 received car of Early Rose Seed
Potatoes iIoni Michlg an, and selling them cheap
mario 40 f. II. SUBLETr d SUN
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The law regarding the stealing of horses
was amended to read thus: .sAnd any
person who shall be guilty Of the larceny of
a COW, steer OIL bull, shall, in the discretion
OF the jury, be confined in the penitentiary
not less than one nor more than five years,
OF be confined in Jail NOS exceeding twelve
months and fined not exceeding five hum
bred dollars.
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rOMMISSlONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
" RE NJ kSTATE.-PGrsuant to a decree
If the circuit court Of EguSta oauHly i'll lie
ause of Eda L, Harris Agnes L Guthrie ct
Is, will sa; at public auction in front of the
ourt house il Staunton,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
If the circuit court Of EguSta oauHty i'll tie
'ause of tda L, Harris VS. Agnes L Guthrie ct
Is. will s,;l at public auction in front of the
;ourt house il stanton, on
Monday, the Esd Gag OF April. 1891,
he house and lot i'll Fishersvie belong Al
NJ to the late A :. Harris. This lot con GfsI.t
md Kitchen upon it., 1T is located i'll the village
Fshersville, and would make any one desir-
lie nome.
riiKMs-Cash TO pay the costs of suit and ex-
,enses of sale, and any unpaid taxes, and the
->i.i..e in three equal instaments A six. twelve
and eighteen months from date ofsalc, the pur
laser executing bonds fof said deferred install
zen with approved personal security, bearing
,tt res n waving the homestead. and the
lie to oe retained as uitinate security. Pur-
WIN. PATRICK,
Commissioner.
1.Jos b. woodward, clerk OF the circui' court
II Aug ,is.a unity, do certify that w n Patrick
,as executed the bond required by decree of sa lie
!, the ca use OF Eda l.. Harris VS.. Agnes L. Guth :,
ie ct as.
sd. JUS. u. WOoDW ARD,
mar23!t Clerk.
[ REAL establishments TO decree
+ the circuit court of Augusta county, rendered
,nring 90. VS. Henry A. Davis, will sell pub
Ne auction, in front of the Court House in Staun
ton, on
Monday, esd dog Of April, 1891,
that very valuable tract Ct land situa- ..s.szsss.
led in Augusta county about five :sssggsss3s5Ss
miles north OF Waynssboro, on which ssSssTsS4G
"a i'd Davis now resides. This land is sRS 7s5Sss
a part of tine tract known as the Por-
terfield tract, contains about Is acres -<@s-z47=>
Of the finest farming land in Augusta county,
situated in good neighborhood, near hurches,
schools and mills
TERMS lash in hand to pay the costs of suit
ola md NV n nd no
residue upon credit of ! z and ) years, paya bic
in euuai 'ns.alments, the purchaser executing
bonds for said deferred instapents with sp
proved personal se urity, hearing interest and
wal wing the homestead and the title to be re.
aimed as ultimate security The J purchaser will
he reauir. d to pay the taxes for 1884.
WIN. PATRICK,
Comm iSsioner
/, Jos b. Woodward, clerk of the circuit conrt
of Augusta county, do certify that VIM. Patrick
has executed the bond required bv decree of sale
in Piedmont Guano and Manufacturing Co. VS..
Henry A. Davis.
Given under my hand this Goth day of March,
1891. JOS. Il. WOODY ARD.
nar23 1t tlerk.
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T4ONMlSsiONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
| REAL. ESTATE.-Pursuant to a decree
+ the circuit court of Augusta county, rendered
n the cause OF Piedmont Guano and Manufac-
nripg Co VS. Henry A. Davis, l will sell at pub
lie auction, n front of the Court House in Staun-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-12

Evans is no sooner declared act
ual governor of Tennessee than
the slate makers pounce upon him
as their candidate for vice presi-
dent on the National Republican
ticket. These slate makers are the
nuisance Of politics, and if them
selves were smashed every time
one of their made up states came
to grief there would be no mourn
ers over the providential interpo-
sition that removes a nuisance.
The developments Of at least an
other eighteen months are needed
to give the proper data upon which
to determine a presidential and
vice presidential nomination., and
it is foolishness to attempt,to lay
the wires for such nomination
now. If political fools were all
dead political parties would live
longer than they do.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-12
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER y, rs

Germany is rushing the mourn
ers OF American prohibition at too
lively a rate. Not satisfied with
retaliation on our commerce, as
seen in her Determinations against
our meats and cereals, she is de-
manding of all Americans in that
country who do not live in hotels a
regular passport. II that kind OF
a snub does not cure American
tourists from their itch for German
sight seeing, then they must have
the disease mighty bad. The United
States can live and flourish with
out Germany's friendship.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-12

King Caucus in Congress, like
King Cotton in the field of agri-
culture, seems to be on the eve Of
dethrOnement; or, il he is not, then
are there symptoms Of mortal mall
ady on his part that require a
prompt and heroic remedy. The
recent decision Of the Democratic
caucus in the United States senate,
that they would not correct the
abuses Of their code of rules, be-
cause such correction might be a
means Of power to the incoming
Republican senate; or, more cor
rectly, prevent the Democracy
while in the minority from thwart-
ing the will Of the majority, shows
that reform is needed. The best
way would be to cut off the tail oil
that abuse as the herdsmen cut of
the tail OF his sheep-killing dog
close up to the ears.