The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-25

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FRIDAY RNINGs:':;:';;:;:sEPT. %, 1868.
LOCAL. NEWS.
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yrnY SoornISG. The ''balsam of toll
you" so.
NEW ADyERTlsEAENTs ought always to
be read carefully. They are important
and generally the most interesting part
oftEe paper. Ee
LOST at the hop Oh Monday night.
lava earring. The finder viii be
suitably rewarded if he leaves it at this
office.
WHAT WAS IT?- a Gordonsville cor
respondent wants to know what it was
that frightened us so in the meadows
Mt Mr.. CowARDlN's, and suggests that it
was strong sulphur water. No, it want.
CoMPLINENTED. Maj. IIousroN of the
Fincastle Herald may feel proud of the
compliment paid his paper by the New
Eclectic. The Eclectic copies none but
the best articles.
NEw SToREs.- MIR. WIN. SMITH has
opened new store opposite the Post
Office, and Capt. Tom PEYToN will soon
open another in the old Court House,
Orange, we repeat, is going ahead.
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FAREWELL SERMoS.-Rev. w. S. Gil
MAN of the Mexican Embassy preached
his farewell sermon at the Bowling
Green on the Goth instant. The oc:a-
sion is said to have been truly affecting.
Capt. HuoH Il. McILnANY lives now
with the old established firm of CARLIN
& FULTON, in Baltimore. Macs friends
should remember this fact. lie is too
favorably known here to require COM
mendation from u.s.
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HERNDoY's TRIAL will begin on Nov
day next, but as the Circuit Court will
he in session on the following Thurs
day, it is more than probable that the
trial will be postponed until the Octo-
Der term.
VIsiToRs. Orange has always been
noted for the number of strangers who
areattractee here during the hot months.
The summer just ended showed no dim
mutton in the number of visitors to DIR
county. Old Virginia country hospi-
talty is not yet thing OF the pas.
TIE on TRAcK.-On three several oc-
casions within the last week or ten days
ties have been found on the track near
this place. A printer in our office
stumbled sover one few nights ago,
aud removed it. The tie is placed on
after dark, so as to throw Off the freight
trim. No clue as yet to the william.
IMPROVEMENTS HELLwIG's dwell.
ing, nearly completed, on the lot pur-
chased from Mrs. READ; the substan-
tial pavement in front OF Mr.. GRAHAx's
tin store, and the steam saw-mill. just
erected by Capt. Ton PEYToS in the
old Court House, are among the late i'm
proyements of our village. Orange is
going ahead.
A PRoTRAcTED MEETING Of magnitude
began last Sunday at the African church
in this place. Several eminent divines
were in attendance. The church was
so crowded that people had to sit down
in each others laps. The doctrine Of
once in grace always in grace, so dau-
gerous to certain classes, was inculcat-
ed, and one ''lady," we are told, had
such violent commissions that it took
three men to hold her.
CoRTLAN & Co.--0ur merchants would
cpnsnlt their best interests by dealing
4 with CoRTLAN Il Co. The house is one
Of the largest in Baltimore, and is stock
ed from top to bottom with an immense
line of house furnishing goods, which
have been earthly selected in the home
and foreign markets. More pleasant
gentlemen to deal with will not be
found IN the Monumental City. The
CoRTLASs, father and son, are not mere
traders but really and truly gentlemen.
nj &SONEG.--A stated c0ns naa-
L'A nlcation of Independent Orange o
Lodge, No. lbs, will be held in theirNsSx
Hall on Tuesday evening, Sent 90, A w
L. 586S. A. d. 1858, for dispatch of business
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By order of the w NJ
September D. 1865