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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26
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the staunton Post Office Feb. &c, 1874
Miss Annie Bohan, Stanton Va; Per
cy Echols, Staunton Va; Judge Davie
Fultz, Staunton Va.;i Miss Margaret Fitz
gerald, D. D. & 3. r., Staunton Va; W
T. Howard, staunton Va; Alex Hall
Stanton Va; Peter G. Kellogg 4 Co..
no John street n York Henry Lewis
Box 1873 Lexington j. B.gLippincott 4
Co., Philadelphia; J J. Montague. Rich
mond Va; Maurice Moynahau, Wythe
vile Va; J. Shewey, Staunton Va. 81
Miss Maggie Sims, Staunton Va; John
Saul, Washington D. c.; Maj. Charles
Slower.
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Valuable Suburban Residence
far Sale

The large and commoaious residence, with 90
acres of ground attached formerly owned by
Thomas N. Burwel. deceased. situated in the
eastern suburbs of the CITY. and Immediately on
the lines Of Chesapeake Ohio and Valley Ra IL
roads, is offered for sale privately until the
18th of MARCH, 1874 .sa
The Dwelling is of The best of brick. construct
ed under the supervision of Mr.. Burwell,s in his
lifetime, containing Y rooms, conveniently ar
ranged and all ou' buildings usually connected
with a fire residence. There the spremi-
ses. fine selection of choice fruits, including
best varieties of Apples, Peaches, Grapes, &c.
TERMS, very accommodating. =
If not sold privately before the 18th of March,
1874 it. will be for rent. Possession given at
any time within ten days. s.s
feb l2-tl5m ROBERTO BICKLE
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9th day Of jan. A. D.. 1874. Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of VIM J
NJ ;lee. of Greea.iile. Augusta county, and
State of Va, who has been adluigel Bank
ruotyon his own petition:--Th payment Of any
debts, and the delivery Of any property belong
ing to said Bankrupt TO him or for his use an
the transfer of any property by him forbid
den by laws Thata meeting Of the Creditors
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choos,
one or more issignees Of his estate viii be hslt
at a Court of Bankruptcy to b. holden at til,
office Of thesRsgSter in Bsnkrupscy in Harrison
burg Virginia, beforeC DOUGLAS GRAY Esq
Register The 9th day of Mar, A. D., 1874
q 10 o'clock A. M. iss
~ =-A JOSEPH EFFINGER.
's Deputy U s Marshal az Nessens
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the g h
day of jan, A. D. 1871. a Warrant in Bank
rupfcy was issued against the estate of Roland
Kite, of Grove ill Page county, and State OF
Va who has been q lin'lged hlnkruatoa hsi own
petition That the payment OF any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him or for his use and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law;
That meeting of the creditors of said Bank
rupt, TO- prove their deb,s aud choose more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of the
Register in Bankruptcy. at Fl 'rrisonburg, Va.
before c. DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq, Register, on
the 9th day of Mar, A D.. 1874, at 10 O'clock
a. M. JOSEPH 5. EFFINGER,
Deputy g. s. Marshal as Messenger.
feb 26-2t ..l
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+ THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 5ih
day Of Jan, A. D.. 1874, Warrant in Bankrupt
cy was issued against. the ststeof Augustine Ar
mentrout, of Keezletswns Rockingham county,
Va. wh3 has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his
own petition :-Thatthe payment of any debts.
aud the delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, to him his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
BY law That meeting of The Creditors of
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more Assignees Of his estate. will be held
st a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy. in Harri-
sonburg. Virginia. before c DOUGLAS GRAY.
Esq. Register, on the 9th day Of March, A
D., 1874, at 10 O'clock. 3 m
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy u s. Marshall US Messenger:
feh e6-2E 44fs.
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THE BANKRUPT BILL The Senate bank
rupt bill has not yet been taken up by the
House Judiciary Committee, but will e
considered as soon as the business Of the
committee will permit. The Houseicommit-
tee we're 10 favor Of the absolute repeal, and
so reported the bill for that purpose, which
passed the House. The committee will.
however, now not insist upon the absolute
repeal, but will consider the Senate bill as a
basis, and will probably report in favor Of
some modification Of it
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 24th
ST Jan, a. D, 1874, q warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of Romanu IS Painter. of
Mt Crawford, Rockingham CO., and State of Va.
who has been adudged Bankrupt his own
petition THAT the payment Of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him. or for his use. and the trans
ter of any property by him. are forbidden BY
law That meeting Of he creditors of slid
Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose one or
more Assignees of his estate. will be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office
of the Regis'e in Bankruptcy in Harrisonhurg,
Va. before C. DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq, Register
on the 9th day ofJan "a. D.. 1874. at 10 o'clock
q. m. JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
fob 0e Or ,a.
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Valuable Real Estate i'm Karri-
SOnasUrg for Sale

l will sell on very reasonable terms Two Hou-
ses and Lots in Harrisonburg. and Eight Acres
of ground Immediately adjoining the corporate
mits. Both houses are situated on Main street.
One contains eight rooms, cellar, water in the
yard, and good garden. TIE other, 6 rooms.
and good garden. .-e .fH-s.
Persons wishing to purchase can getsall neces-
sary information by applying to the undersigned
at Stanton, Va. @ S. M. YOST.
Jan %
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We understand that about sixteen new
brick buildings have been contracted for to
be erected this spring, and number of 9TH
ers in contemplation. There are also large
number Of frame houses to he built. The
largest brick building we have heard Of, will
be that Of Jehn Burns, on Augusta street,
near the bridge: 1t will be 60 feet front by
80 deep, aad three stories. There will be
three large store-r9 on the first floor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26

Special detective Frey, Of the post Office
department, arrested Mr.. Cole, postmaster
at Pittsylvania Court House, charged with
stealing 81 400 from the mails. He was la
ken to Danville and locked up, in default of
$4,000 bail. lq Tx ti fs
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Family Groceries

The mortality in the Executive departs
ments Of the government is evidently small,
Postmaster General 0reswell vas asked by
the House appropriation committee, ''How
many clerks tell eff last year b. low the max-
imu II provided by law, to VIII Oh be repli,
ed none fell off save those the Lord took
of, aaa they were precious few"
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Mr.. Henry Sniteman, living on Christians
Creek, five miles from Staunton, hss very
desirable property for sale, which embraces
ine water power for machinery. Persons
wishing to invest in such property would do
well. to call on Mr. ..Snitemap, and examine
his premises and its advantages. 1t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26

Fl. K. Bruce, the new colored Senator
from Mississippi, was born slave 10 Prince
Edward county, Va, in 1871. At the age
of IL, his owner moved to Mississippi, and
therceto Missouri, where he remained until
the breaking out Of the war.
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The House Committee on the Judiciary
have reported bill repeating the joint res
olution Of March 2, 1867, prohibiting a
payment of debts due by the United States
before the war unless loyalty is proved, and
repeating the oath at present required of ap-
plicants for pensions.
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Commississioner's Office,
feb 1914
COURT OF THE UNITED

iSTalCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the Western District of Virginia.
To Nelson Fridley. r. B. Childs, and to all
whom it may concern. Greeting:
Notice is hereby given, That on the oath day
of January, 1874 one Disillery Building, built
Of logs, two copper stills, and caps and worms,
one singing and one doubling key six still
tubs one package Of Apple brandy of forty one
wine gallons two casks of Apple brandy. CYL
tanning twenty wine GALLONS each, of the estima-
ted value # two hundred dallars--Nelson Frid
ley and Robert B Chlds claimans-was seized
by he Marshal Of the United States for said
District as forfeited 10 the use of the United
States, and the same is libeled and prosecuted in
this court in the name of the United States, for,
condemnation for the causes in the said Libel set
nth. and hat said canse will stand for frial at
the Courtroom in t1arrsonburg on the fifth day
of May next when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why condemns
ton s.ould not be decreed and to intervene for
their interests
Dated, December Is, 1873.
VIM. J. POINTS,
feb 10 1t District Clerk
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Hon. J. Amber Smith is about to intro
duce a bill changing the Washington Navy
Yard to Alexandria, where ships will have
cuft6 rieut wa.er r. fiat
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feb 10 1t
A Good Chance for u Paying I'm.
n vesfInent.-The owner OF one of the
BEST MERCHANT MILLS

in the Valley of Virginia. located in a thckly
settled and wealthy neighborhood, desires 10 sell
a part of it. or lease it to a responsible party
His object Is to relieve himself of the entire la
Dor of the establishment. There were ground at
this mill last year. between 81
5000 and 5000 Barrels of Flour
Its brand stands No |, in all the principal
cities If parties desiring to make arrangements
about the Mill, would prefer purchasing the
whole of it, they can be accommo ,lated The
owner will sell either pant of it. the whole of
it, will rent It. None other than an entirely
responsible person need apply, Information can
editor of the Valley Virginia., at Slaunton.'
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A bill has passed the Legislature inoreas-
ing the pay of jurors to one dollar a day
for each days service.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 2s,o
day of Jan. D 1874. a Warrant in Bankrup,
cy was issued against the estate of James An
derson of Otobine Rockingham county, State o
w., who has been adjadgei a Rankrup, on
his own petition THAT the payment of any debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, to him for his use aud the
transfer OF any property by him, are forbidden
BY law THAT meeting of the Creditors OF
said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts and cheese
one or more Assignees Of his estate will be held
At Court of Bankruptcy, tn be holden at the
othce OF the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison,
burg, Virginia. before G. DDUGLAsGRAY. ESQ
Register, on the 18th day OF Mar, A. d., 1874, a.
10 O'clock a. "a. 7
JOSEPH s, EFFINGER, @
Deputy u S. Marshal as Messenger
feb 2S 2t 4ae t IA a.sT
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4 THE DISTRICT COURT UF THE UNITED

IVI>o NJ UoT /
4 THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District Of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Chapman Powell, Bankrupt.
To aohom II naqu cancers:
The undersigned. John E. Roller, of Har-.
risonburg, Rockingham county, Virginia, hereby.
gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of the,
estate of Chapman Powell, of Rockingham county,
in said District. who was on the Goth day Of
Nov, A. D., 1873. adiudged Bankrupt on his
own petition by the District Court of said Dis
trict.
Dated. Feb. 9th. 1874.
feb l9-3t JOHN E, ROLLER, Assignee.
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A bill has been reported from the commit
tee repeating the law prohibiting the ex-
portation Of -four without. inspection. 81:
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A MISUNDERSTANDING received the
following note from friend, living at New
Hope, dated Fs3., 9th, 1874. 8q
"Mqjor Yost--This morning Mr.. Charles
Bats received his Valentine surprise In the
shape Of. q little aoee baby, white, left at his
door last night by some unknown person. I,
vas wrapped up in some clothing and had
along with il a bottle Of milk, placed in q
new basket. No one as. yet seems to know
where it came from. It looks likeit might
be two or three days old Have not heard
its seq. The person Rho left 1t, knew Mr.
Bats would take good care of it," NJ.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26

The, Courts. question of the juris-
diction Of the Courts came up in the Legis-
lature on Monday last 10 resolution, otfer-
led BY Mr. Stuart, to test the sense of the
House. that the jurisdiction Of the Courts
as it existed previous to August 1873 be re.
stored, and the salaries Of the Judges as
they then existed be the same. lie asked
for vote on the resolution. This opened
debate, and speeches for and against the
resolution were delivered, until adjournment
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26

TIE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY AT Drs-
- coUNr.-The State Senate refused to adj
journ over on Monday, iu honor Of the birth
= day Of Washington and also rejected res
!" sation to listen to the reading of his 'sFare-
. well Address, e
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The brosze battery, composed Of six piec-
es---two ]l2-poupder howitzers aud four 6.
FOUNDER field pieces belonging TO the Viz
ginia Military Institute, and captured during
the war, have been ozlered by the Secretary
OF War to be returned to the Institute.
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TheDispatch says the Finance Committee
~ of the Legislature have determined to report
r, a q, bill licensing faro-banks-tax 81 GOO,
:. Z which will yield in Richmond, SIS, 600 rev.
.4s3M enue to the State a M ~ r.
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.NezU Advertisements.
o U EENsW A r Z!

y y ~ ~ " w - ~ =
Just received, direct from the Importers, large
additions of the best
FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN CHINAS
c. c., YELLOW AND STONE WARE,
| DINNER, TEA AND CHAMBER SETS,
.E4 Plain. Gold Band aud F Powered, 50
FRENCH CUT, ENGRAVED & GROUND GLASS,
AMERICAN PRESSED AND FLINT GLASS.
in everything to sfit the fancy and taste of
everybody.
LOOKING GLASSES, Of every style and shape !;
LANTERNS; LAMPS. and Lamp Goods.
SPITTOONS, ~
In Lava, French and Stone China, Tin and Stone,
Japanned and Panshed Ware;
Silver Goods in
Casters, Call Bells, Foeis. Spoons, DC.
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES
IN CHANDELIERS, BRt.CKETs, SC,
for lighting country churches and residences.
KNIVES AND FORKS,
and host of other articles pertaining strictly tie
HOuse-Furnishing Goods.
Dealing especially in the line above enumera-
ted, am determined to spare no pains or ex-
pense to presentto the people of Stauntol and
the surrounding country. STOCK. in qua ity.
quantity and especially price, unsurpassed in any
market Call and see it, neper full 10 haue just
what everybody a0ants and alsoays at therght price,
guarantee satisfaction in everything, e,peciolly.
that can sell goods cheaper than they be bought
in the Northern Murket. Wig sa5
p@- No charged for packing OF delivery. ~ass
would respectfully invite the attention Of
country merchants. whose stock needs replenish
ing before going to market; and TO the Springs
and Hotel men will sell Just as cheap as they
can buy in Baltimore Call and try me help to
build up homo. 1t will be SO very convenient to
have your orders flied same day. Nobreakag2
and very little freight. Remember the place.
st 3. 8. LTFSCOMB,
g Plecker Building Augusta street,
r. ~ 49, n W,
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MIceltClne OsSS.
XXyestenn District of yirginsa :.

/ Westenn District of Virginia, TO-
! w wit = In the clerks office OF the Dis
trict court Of the U S. fer said District. at Hsr
rsonburg, in said District, on the 10Th dav A.
| February. A.. p, 1874.
John Paul, Assignee of John Bowman. j.
Bankrupt, Complainant,
Against In Equity.
I David Bowman, in his own rig and as Erec-
uto1 If John Bowman, Sen. deceased and 9TH
ers, among whom are Mary Lutz, widow of Mich.
ael Lutz, deceased, John Lurz, Isaac Lutz, Sarah
Lutg, JOSIAH Neese, Josephus Neese, Jeremiah,
Neese, Jaram Neese. john Neese Jesse Neese
Jerome Neese, and johanna Neese, Respondents
The object Of the above suit is to recover the
amount of legacy, bequealhed by the last will
and testimony Of John Bowman, SEN, to John
Bowman, Jr, and which said legacy is directed
to be paid by David Bowman, Joseph Bowman,
and George Bowman.
Apd affidavit being made that the defendants,
Mary Luz, John LWz, Isaac Lutz, Sarah Lutz
Josiah Neese, Josephus Neese, Jeremiah Neese,
Jerome Neese. John Neese, Jesse Neese. Jarsm
Neese and Johanna Neese are non-residents Of
the State of Virginia. it il ordered that thay do
appear here on the FIRST Monday in April next,
and answer the plaintiff, ---- or do what 10
necessary TO prot ect their interests, and that
copy OF this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in the Valley Virginian. a
| newspaper published in Staunton. Va. and ano,h-
err copy thereof posted at the front door of tho
s Court-rooms of this District ON the first
day Of the next term Of the District court at Har
ris onburg Teste,
VIM. j. POINTS, Clerk.
John Paul, p. g. feb 19-4t
TN CE ANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of
l. the United States, for the Western District
Of Virginia. ffs
United States, Plaintiffs,
Jacob c. Kites Executor, Ct ats. Defendants
.sOn motion Of the plaintiff, this cause is re-
ferred to NJ Newman. who is hereby app ointed
Especial Commissioner for the purpose, to take.
an account of all the debts outsl andng against
the estate of the decedent. aud also 10 take an
account of all assets belonging TO the estate as
well as real as personal, AMI the encumbrances
On the real estate aud their priorisies, SC.
Extract from the Decree. Xxx rs
commissioners Office.
go HARRIsoNBURG, Feb. 10, 1874
To all persons holding debts against the estate.
of Jacob G. Kite deceased. "a
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1874. at nv
office in Harrisonburg. as the time and place for
taking an account of all debts outstanding against
the estate OF Jacob G. Kite. deceased, at which
time and place you are requested to attend, and.
file evidences Of your debts. fN
Given under nay hand, as special Commissioner.
Of said court, the day aud year aforesaid
A. NJ NEWMAN,
feb l2-4t special commissioner.
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MI ew style OF ruifs andsst1ff@,gsa pefa ,,1a,4.n,
" ~, broadway. registered coventry, and
lace ged trimmings and ruff ingss new, and
beautiful styles. Jus. received, by
feb @6-2s VIII WELLER
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saee "A bill las passed the Senate autf oriz ug
9snA. Picker to erect a toll-bridge across
North river. at Mt. Crasfo:d. 1t goes
~. - lis H,aSs.
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A Gloomy Picture.

.,sesa We give the following extract from pri-
sstsyvste letter received by a gentleman in this
* .hcity, from strong Conservative who has re-
Gently visited Richmond, from which point
.;E,,. the letter is dated:
nYis "There ia nothing being done here by our
Rtsaa]aw-makers that is calculated to inspire ore
200 With the notion that the State is to be much
~, benefited by the Legislature. In the mean
w. IA time the condition of Virginia is getting
Is materially worse and farther behind the 9th
500 er sections Of the country. do not think
ga the Old Commonwealth will ever get out OF
-. the woods until live set Of men get into
s,diqrthe Legislature. What is the use ola State
.sM lin the condition Of Virginia, promulgating
e. Z! the idea that she can payeven the half of
her debt! II is simply ridiculous in the
present or prospective condition of things.
SEi92 It.Hould be more manly and honest TO
Sels leok the truth in the face There is one
thing certain, the people will not stand any
MI heavier taxation, and as a consequence the
,naa result is inevitable. with the additional loss
s9sd aof valuable time, future disaster will oe
ga thrust upon u.s. A few good men, with NOR
80 al courage, might save the State the disgrace
isssv-ef Reputation, which cannot be avoided
4a'aawithout bold aud determined action. Vir-
-eo s,inia will have no good future until there is
= - q thorough change in affairs generally"
-, These are the reflections Of an observing
~. ,sa conservative, who knows what he is talking
EsEas about. The whole matter is boiled down to
oss one Of two propositions viz: Pay or Repu-
q !, diase-the former means to double the tax
pss les the latter humiliation, if not Disgrace.
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The preliminary examination Of W. D..
e5l icCoaemap, clerk of the Sinking Fund Board,
srsIssawas had on the GOTH It resulted in his
'a'fa being sent to the Hastings Court Of Rich
s iaond to answer the charges of forgery, en-
yssp .bezzlement and grand larceny. Bail was re-
Ri 20 fused. eli y etqG
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-02-26

FRAUD IN BzNKR tpFcy --On com plain,
of D. G Jones, Of Harrisonbuag, W. H
Wooddell, Of Baugersville, who has filed his
application IN bankruptcy, was arrested and
taken before U nited States Commissioner, w
J. Points, and tried upon thr charge Of vic.
lating the 44th section Of the bsskrupt act
By purchasing goods within three months
previous to fling said petition, as Of IN the
usual course of trade, with intentto defrapd
creditors. He was held to bail in the SUI,
Of $3.50 to appear at the next term Of the
United States Jourt, commencing on the 9Th
of May next, to answer the charges men
toned.
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The UNITED BRETHREN CONFERENCE began lis
session at Martinsburg on Thursday Of last week
and closed on Monday on which day the Station
airy committee reported as follows:
.Petoasac Misunderstanding Elder. D D Kee-
dy; Frederick circuit A NJ Evers; Mechanics
town circuit, c Brane; Myersville circuit.
J K Nelson Keedysville station. A Bower
Boonsboro' station, J.W Karacots; Hagerstown
station. G W Station; Hagerstown circuit, G L
Grimm Potomac mission J D Freed New Ter
many, w Barger; Allegheny circuit, ] R unk !;
Martinsburg station, j w Howe; Tuscarora
mission, c 3 Hammack; Back Greek mission, P
H Thomas Bath circuit, j Rodruck.
Shenandoah District. -Presiding Elder, j. Reu-
bush Winchester circuit J W Funk Winohes~
ter mission station, J L Whitzel; Edinburg cir
cult, W eBeal; Lacy Spring circuit,lJ W Grimm !;
Rockingham circuit, ] w Nihiser Singers
Glen circuit, NJ Underwood Page Valley cir
cult. J Roudabush y Ghurehyiliei circuit, W O
Grimm; Highland circuit. E P Funk Mill creek
mission, to be supplied; Ro;kbridge circuit, G
W Kiraeofe; New creek circuit. W J Miller :;
South Branch circuit, 2 W Weller; Swift Run
circuit, Henry Jones; Capon mission, Miller !;
Timber Ridge mission, John NJ Hsrt.
J W Holt, General Missionary Treasurer of
the Missionary Society. Dayton, Ohio. Il
+ q W Snapp, Home Evangelist for Grant and
Mineral counties, W. Va. flt
J Glossbrenner, Bishop, West Mississippi
District f@Aset