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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

REV. S. S. ROszELL.-Dr. Roszell, who has
filled the Staunton station, of the NJ. Z. Church,
South, for the past two year, preached his
concluding sermons for this conference year.
on last Sabbath. It is not known to what
field he will be assigned the coming year,the
economy Of the church giving arbitrary power to-
the Presiding Bishop in determining all ap-
pointments. We shall regret to be deprived Of
the very able ministrations Of DR.. Roszell, and
so will his congregation, in large degree, and
our citizens generally. We regard him as one
of the most ornate and powerful preachers to
whom we have ever lstened-his sermons rich
in gospel truths, whose elaboration and appli-
cation arrest the attention of even the most
thoughtless, and indelibly impress the mind
He is no friend OF gilt-edge religion, but be-
lieyes in practical piety, evidenced by good
works and upright walk and conversation, and
such he breaches. As speaker we have never
heard his superior. His bold imagery, vigor-
Gus, robust logic, and splendid elocution, with
his fervcnt religious conviction, combined to
make powerful instrument in the work of
the gospel. His congregation will greatly miss
him, should he not return. Wherever his lot
may be cast he will be followed by the earnest
prayers Of his christion friends of Staunton,
and the good wishes of all who have set under
his preaching.
While the labors ei Dr. Roszell in Staunton
have not been attended by what are commonly
known as ''revivals," yet the seed that he has
| sown have taken root and will produce their
fruits, rich and healthy, in the coming days.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

Go to w. F. Krebs, corner of Main and Au-
gusta streets, if you want fine havana cigar
= good piece of chewing tobacco. feb 1886
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"A ssignce's Sale of Real Estate
n in Clarke County. Va

"A ssignce's Sale of Real Estate
n In Clarke County, Va.
The undersigned. Assignee in Bankruptcy of the
estate OF James w. Stephenson. will sell at public
auction in front of the Courthouse in Berryvile in
said county, on
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of MARCH, 1875,
At 10 O'Clock NJ, the following real estate, viz:
LIST. tract of land, lying on the North side OF
the Smokers Gap Turnrike, about AZ miles from
Borryville and one mile from the Shenandoah Kiv
er at Castlemans Ferry. containing about
200 Acres.
being that part of the estate waich afd the lii
provements, consisting OF an excellent
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
beautifully situated in grove Of Oak trees, and
other buildings This farm is delightfully."- situated,
within short distance OF Churches and Schools
and near Snickersville soon to be leached by the
Washington Ohio Railroa the present terminus
OF that road at Round Fill being only eight miles
distant. The farm 10 situated in the best part OF
Clarke county, and is equal in productivcnes to any
in the neigh borhood in short it is very dcAir.ble
place.
End: A small tract OF about IS asrss, adjoining
the first named tract on the East and also ADJOINING
D. VIM D. Mcguire and Charles NJ. Castlemau this
tract has no buildings or other improvements it,.
The sales will be Made free from lien incum-
brance OF dry SOFT; and good titles made to the pnr-
chasers.
| TERMS OF sAIE.-one -fdurth cash, and the res :
months from day 81 sale, with interest from Said
day the purchaser to give bonds with ample per-
s0fia security for the deferred payments and the
title to be retained until the whole purchase money
is paid SAML j. c. MOORE
feb 25-tds Assignee:
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M0yr50des.

On the srd inst. in Lexington. by Rev. T. J. MUIR
raw NJ A Rowan. OF Allegheny county, and Miss
Lucy Moore, of Rockbridge. q,
On the srd ult, in Newborn. Pulaski county, by
Rev j. Wharton r. Calhoun and Miss Ellen Jor-
dan,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

BtJs1NEss.-On and after this date no cigars
will be sold at Tyree's Drug Store, unless for
the cash.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

''Ten Nights in a Bar Rooha,' y will be enact
I'D by the Amateur Troup of Mt. Scion, in that
place on the 18th, 18th and 18th of March.
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Col. D. II. Lee Matz, ii Hfarrlsoniburg,, fell
on Friday morning, the 10Th; breaking his left
arm badly.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04
A ss1aNEE's SALE OF REAL EsrArE
n IN CLARKE COTINTY "


A ss1eNEEs SALE OF h I; . E = AaIruv ~
AS Assignee oil the estate OF VIM. G.. Pierce, bank
rupt and in pursuance pf an order made by the Uni.
ted States District Court for the Western District OF
Virginia, will on
SATURDAY, the 2oth day Of MARCH. 1875,
in front of the Court house id Berryyille Clarke Co..
Va, sell atp1blc auction, tract Of land containing
EIGHTY (so) Aches
lying about two miles west of Berry9ille adjoining
the lands of Henry p Montgomery and Others
The land is Of good quality, and has on it good i'm
provements.
TERMS.-One-fourth cash, the balance on a credit
OF s. u, and 10 months, the purchaser giving bonds
with Ample personal security for the deferred pay
JOHN PAUL, Assignee
feb 25-tds OF VIM G. Pierce, Bk't.
4 ssIGNEEs, SALE OF LAND.
the United States, for the Western District CT vir
ginia rendered December 2lst 1874 in the matter Of
Samuel Landes, Bankrupt. We viii cd
WEDNESDAY, THE Path DAY OF MARCH.
next offer at Public Sale on the premises the prop
erty known as the
PATTERSON MILL PROPERTY,
situate about IL miles east OF Spring Hill, on Mid
die River in Augusta county Virginia. consisting of
Merchant Mill and Ten Acres of Land, more or less,
with the necessary buildings attached.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand, one-third; the res
idue in three equal annual payments, bearing inter
est from the day Ut sale-the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security for the deferred pay
ments and the title to be withheld ultimate Sc
curity. JOHN PAUL,
Assignee OF SAMUEL LANDEs,
Bankrupt.
feb IS, IDS B. G. PATTERSON, Conf K.
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LOCAL..

We dircct attention to the land advertisement
OF Messrs. Roller 6 Trout. and also to that OF
Mr.. David HI. Walton, assignee.
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FIRE.-On last Friday night about S'oclock,
the building Oh the corner of Augusta street
occupied by Beardsley & Co.. as restaurant
and bar, was discovered to be on fire. The fire
originated between the laths of the sealing and
is supposed to have saaght from the heat Of the
furnace below. A few bucketsfull of water soon
extinguished it. No damage OF any conse-
quence was sustained, except in the unnecessa-
ry breaking of good deal of glass and crock
cry by excited persons, who have no more bus
mess at fire than can of nitro glycerine
under striking hammer.
We would mention just here, a miserable hab-
it that prevails in Staunton at every alarm:
If the fire is caused by burning chimney or
any such small affair, a crowd collect and
shout at the top of their voices until long after
the last spark is out This has occurred so often
that if the people don't see the light of the
flames, they conclude that the alarm is false,
and consequently stay away. Another prac-
tice is that of screaming through the streets i'll
every direction, thus confounding the fire COM
panies and all others who could render assist
ance. In consequence Of these two reprehen-
sible practices, the fire company did not arrive
at ihe scene of the fire on last Friday until their
services were not needed. No one could tell
where the fire was, and as there was simuta-
neeus crying in all dirccfions they were unable
to tell which way to go,
BRIEFs.-March came in like a 1.ion-the
first day being about as dismal and disagreed
Bile as this latitude can we'll boast of, and, as a
matter of course, i'll order to keep up her repu-
tation and substantiate the almanancs, she viii!
make her exit with that meekness which char
acterises small animal, so celebrated in a re-
cent poem, beginning,
Mary had q little lamb"
There was runaway couple on the train on
Monday, but we were unable to find out
''What their name,
Whittier they go or whence they came.''
One of the most attractive places in the city,
is the bridge over Lewis creek on Augusta St.,
and its immediate vicinity. People are so at
tracted that they generally stick about fifteen
minutes and then go off minus an over-shoc
and great deal of the breath Of life.
ssrris sweet to hear the honest watch dog
Dut VIC ACNHOWiCNs,O " q AdCA VI app
citation of the nocturnal howlings Of a quartettc
of young serenadcrs who disturb our evening
musings and make us forget our prayers. ''Let
US have peace"
Mr.. G. D. Greiner, while operating Ran
kin's steam circular saw mill, near the Augusta
church, in attempting to remove the saw dust
from the front OF the saw, had two of his fingers
cut off.
There was strange specimen of the feathery
tribe found in tree in the yard of the Episco-
pal parsonage in this city. It was supposed by
some to be the remains of the American Eagle
and that he had succambed to the Civil Rights
Bill, but people Of better sense, assigning the
same cdusa nsortis, concluded that it must be
goose.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04
A ssignee's Sale
II # Valable Property
In the CITY Of Stanton.

As Assignee Of the estate OF George A. Schoppert,
bankrupt, and acting under decree OF the United
States District Court tof he Western district Of
Virginia rendered the 10Th day OF February 1875
the undersigned will,
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th, 1875,
in front OF the in the city Of Stanton,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, that
VALUABLE PROPERTY;
on which the said Geo. A. schoppert recently resi-
ded. situated Ct Augusta street. in the northern
portion OF the city, and con insisting of
TWO, GOOD FRAME BUILDINGS,
one of which was formerly used as machine shop,
but has been converted into dwelling and the 9TH
commodious and conveniently arranged dwell
ling in good repair The lot is situated the COR
ncr OF Augusta street and Alley running back to
Market and is Of excellent site and very fertile.
TERMS. One-fourth cash, and the balance en- a
credit OF six. twelve and eighteen months. the pnr
ser lyng 6omo Mn Ample f ia
ed until the whole Of the purchase money shall
hays been paid.
sale TO- commence o'clock p. m.
feb 1886 HARVEY RISK. Assignee.
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MATRIMoN1AL.-A.ro roaring sensation occur
red on the streets on last evening. Hymen's
torch rays had penetrated the gloom OF the
prison, and in their fcrvent heat the manacles
of felon IN future, were melted and he went
forth free man again. Nelson Randolph and
Alice Anderson, colored, had conceived Il strong
partially for each other and the apprehended
result pointed to aprotracted sojourn for Nelson
in the State Prison. Alice having made her
appearance before Mayor Trout and by affitla-
Wit fastened the crminality and naughtincss on
Nelson, he was confronted by the two horns
OF the. dilemma whichthe criminal law generous
ly affords, OF either becoming her lawful spouse
at once, or else undergo prosecution for felo-
ny with the cheerful certainty OF 10 years in
the Penitentiary.
Nelson succumbed to fate and the parsoli be-
ing summoned the knot was promptly ted
At the Jail door the newly made husband and
wife separated and amid the tumult and excite
mcnt of the crowd, went their different ways.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04

The following are the contents OF the Vest
Minister Revie,c, for January, reprinted by the
LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co., Al Barclay
Street New-York: ;
l. John Stuart Mills Three Essays on Re
ligion. 49,
2. Railway Regulation and Railway Practice
8. The Bible and Strong Drink:
4. Rocks Ahead; or. the Warnings Of Cas-
sandra.
8: Aristotle. :,
s: Charity; Pauperism, and self-Help.
Z. The First Metallurgists.
8. Home Life: English Dwellings,
Contemporary Literature.
The periodical reprints by THE LEONARD
SCOTT Pull, SIZING Co al Barclay Street,
N. " are as follows: The London Quarterly.
Edinbafg; Westminster, and British Quarterly
Revies0s, and B1ackwood's Magazine. Price,
81 year for any one, dr only SIS for all, and
the Postage is prepaid by the Publishers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-03-04
A ssIaNEE's SALE ue VARIABLE
~ GHEN A Il nd 4 II RIX'

A ssIaNEEis SALE Of VARIABLE
IA SHENANDOAH RIVER LANDS.
Pursuant to decree of the United States District
Court for the Western District Of Va in the Matter
OF ]. H. Kite. bankrupt will sell upon the premi-
ses, at public auction, on
TU SDAY, the e3rd day OF MARCH, 1875,
the real estate OF said Bankrupt consisting OF two
certain tracts Of land, one containing
EIGHTT-FIVE ACRES
lying on Shenandoah River, adjoining the lands OF
Thomas B. Miller, End cthePs; and the other con-
'A'A. 10 ACHES.
adjoining the land 81 s. B. Jennings and others.
large portion OF these lands is rich and valuable
river bottom The lands will be sold in parcels or
otherwise to snit purchasers
TERMS.-For costs OF suits in State Courts, costs
in Bankruptcy and costs OF Sale cash in hand resi-
due of the purchase money in three equal annual
payments, with interest from the day OF sale. the
purchaser give bonds for the deferred payments,
with approved personal security, and the title
tanned as ultimate security
feb 25-tds JOHN E. ROLLER. Assignee.
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lease No. 1911
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Western Dirtrict OF Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter OF Waller Oder. bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, John E. Roller Of Harrisonburg.
Rockingham County. Virginia, hereby gives notice
W. M. Derfadgh, resigned. Of the Estate OF Waller
on the 2nd day OF july a. d., 1878 adjddged Bank
rupt on his own petition BY the District Court OF
said District.
Dated, January 20, rs. -, -.
feb 25-3t JOHN E. ROLLER, Assignee.
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lC1Se OH
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Western District OF Virgihla,-1n
Bankruptcy.
tn the matter of william sigler, bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, J. E. Roller. Of Rockingham Co..
Va, hereby gives notice Of his appointment as AS
ofthe estate Of William sigler, of Rockingham coun.
IT, in said District, who was, on the goth day OF
December, a. d., 1878, adihdged bankrupt on his
own petition BY the District Court OF said District
Dated, Harrisdnburg Feb. 18th, 1875
feb 25-3t JOHN E. ROLLER, Assignee.
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Y. NJ. DEBATING SoCIETY.-The first regu-
lar meeting of this society was held in the Y.
NJ. C. A. rooms on last Tuesday night. The
question was ''Should there be prehibitory laws
on the subject Of Intemperance,' which after
an animated debate by Messrs. Echard and
Parish in the affirmative, and Humphreys in
the negative, was decided in favor OF the lat
ter.
The next regular meeting will be held on
Tuesday night the 18th, at which time the fols
lowing knotty Question will be discussed
.sShould the interest on money be regulated by
law The gentlemen chosen are Thos: D.
Ransom, Guy Cochran and J. E. Guy, VIM. w.
McGuffin.
An interesting and profitable debate may be
expected and We advise all Who can to attend
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lease No. 5841
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
J. States fpf the Western District Of Virginia-In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Augustine Armentrout, bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The Undersigned John E. Roller. of Harrisonburg,
Rockingham county Va, hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as Assignee in the place of William B
Warren resigd. OF the estate OF Aug'e Armentrouts
OF Rockingham county, in said District. who Was
on the 9Th day OF january, a.. d., 1874 adj Judged q
bankrupt on his petition by the District Gofft
of said District =
Dated. February Is, 1875,
feb. IS. atl JOHN E. ROLLER Assignee:
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i ssIeNRE.s SAFE OF VALUABLE

A SSIGNEE.S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to decree Of the United States District
Court for the Western District Of Virginia: in the
matter OF Noah Kibbler. bankrupt, will sell at the
front door: Of the Courthouse Of Page county, in
the town Of Eafay; on
MONDAY, the ED day OF MARCH, 1875,
at public auction the real estate of said Bankrupt
consisting OF about
lo2 ACRES,
being the same land conveyed to said Kibler. By
BENJAMIN F. Bradley and wife by deed OF record in
Page county. This land lies in good neigh borhood
IN said county, produces well. and has a dwelling
House and other necessary buildings upon it.
the proceedings in BANKRUPTCY and costs OF sale tc
be cash. residue in three equal annual payments with
interest from day OF SALE the purchaser to give
bonds therefor, with approved security the bono
for the first payment, the title to be retained u
innate Security. w. NJ. DORRAUGH,
feb 25-tds Assignee.
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T,OR SAIE-Tw5 second- hand horse WaearS.
Apply to
feb Att ]. N. LIEKLirIH
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1n0 KEGS OF NASt.A Just received ,m, ~,
NV sae,fy WUoDb iEESNE,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
news Is scarce.

Local news Is scarce.
Read the nev I'D Of Mitchell L
MOZART. They have the best as,ort-
ment Of hardware this side Of Lincoln.
Give them q call
We saw Dick Garber's smiling
face On the street to day.
The NV mill is looming up lively
this week.
For your nice fresh candies 20 to
Ed Smith.
b. T. Har;scl has returned f ON
Kesrney with his family.
The bridge boys have gone to
Scandinavia 10 build another bridge,
and spool viii take . rest"
Joe. Warner drove the stage
over to Junista yesterday while Webb
vas taking q gentle rest, 10 the way of
DyUcucA euJoy ueuL
Shorty butch" is sick, too much
dog.
Fifteen teams stopped at Posts last
night, and nearly the same 1t the
other stables.
Young folks should 90 to the
Pos. O@ce for Valentines.
Mr.. p lost his favorise canine
the other night
Wesre glad to welcome the Nemahs
Geasger to OCT exehssgs list.
Rev. A. Maxwell vail preach at
this place next Sabbath at the school
house. Al are invited to attend.
Daniel Mesrns of St.lxater, called
Monday last, and made us happy
three times. Call again.
Alex. Spires Of Salem called last
week.
Il wish to acknowledge through
IA CHEF, the reception Of = large
ho, SoS'p,hinz and four sacks of -four,
from ,h.>grega,ional Church Of
Weeping Water, Neb., Siu''N
ted among the members of tESa'"
gregational Church Of Webster &
and other needy families, and to re-
turn my heartfelt thanks to the donors.
A. MAXWELL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
NOtiee.

To whom II may concern. An per
sons are herty notified that the N. p
T. K. Company have hecome tined o,
this wholesale slaughter upon thei,
timber, In the Republican Valley.
And from tLis time forward we
propose to protect our own interests,
and by 50 doing We think We shs l
protect the best interests Of the set
tiers, as We are convinced that there Is
no timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially 10 be drawn out ofthe State
or cut into lumber. or in any manner
wasted And We hope all good ci,i-
Isns vii consider these matters care
fully. and lend Us their influences 70
preiec. what timber there may be left
j. q. LorRIpGE,
Land Conn.,. ~. p. Railvey.
cSu6.
A. n Nsf has = very fse span of
yousg Mares, Which be wishes to ex-
s,asge for . large span Of Geldisns or
tnle< Any one wishing to exchange
VII dad him at the Few Livery stable
i, Red Cloud esxsu
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
EEs7cS UuE

TES.cS UE1k
Business dull.
Mr.. Wu. C. Thoupsoo come
back to town to i've he bsils hin
. dug-out last week.
The boys At BotcheIl home are h.p-
~, they live frou the top shelye'
1t the Elk Horn Hotel this week.
Pap Auburn is going to put up
some ice this week.
Two Of our town lads where c.urh.
the other evening While stealing hay.
H C. Lohf& Bro, have not disolv-
ed yet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

Arrival asa Departure 81 Nsibs
Grso the Red Cloae r. D..
sIArA Leaves MpnAay's
Vednesdss's and Friday : a N.
Man cloeed Q p. n. Arrives Tues
day thursday aud Saturdays 7. II
HARVARD Leaves Tuesdays and
~e+asy'. 6 p. n. arrives Tuesdays
end Fridays y p. m. Mai closed
s5i .. n.
>FRASKLIS, going east, Mondays
and Thursday's2r =. m. Gefng west
Tuesday and Friiay's 10 q. M
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays 6
IN. Arrives Wednesdays 4 ?. IN.
Mail closed 9 .. II.
!TwELL, Kansas. arrives Fridays
IL N. Leaves Friday ] p N.
RUssEL, Kansas, arrives Thursdays
3 u. Leaves Thursday ! p. IN
Ohce open from 4 until 6 p. N.
Ssndays-
ALI registered matter rsnst be in
Tie evening before the maia leave
VI. b. McNIT1 =. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
READ SH,s

The advertising rates for space in
The CErEP sor the rear ISIS. VII be
a. follows:
One coismn, per year SIS %
One-nsf column do 900
Ope-fou.th column 800
Business Cards. 500
do wheo inserted for short
time, per moath, l-O
Local notices third pageI to regu-
lar advertisers. S cents per line fos
each insertion.
Transient notices, per lre, 10 ctA
Under the head Of Specials" set
in solid Nonparel. notices VIII Be 10
serted for 25 cents an inch o. eA, for
each insertion. This hst form re wish
to introduce to those Who want to sen
or buy stock, land, or fos The general
wants Of the community.
AegA1 uotICcs u SSASOSS HeUS% nv
torneys and officers of the Law viii be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hand In
Lodges and other Associations vii
be charged 5 cents per line for oil
notices not Of interes. to the general
public.
Standing advertisements and locals
from regular advertisers payable at
the end Of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no
tees from strangers must be paid in
advance.
These rates viii be adhered to, ex-
cept as regards filing contracts.
No person need ask any deduction
or discount from the above rates or
conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27
THE SUN.

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