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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-02-15

PROPERTY SALEs.-Gr. E. NJ. Cushing
Thursday sold for G. NJ. Cochran, ir., COM
missioner. aS0A acres Of the land of Samuel
Bell, decd, thirteen miles from Staunton,
to Richard H. Dudley, at 344.s5 per acre,
and 80 acres Of the same estate TO John Bell,
at s30.50 per acre.
On Saturday. the same auctioneer sold the
farm OF Col. Asher W. Hartman, conta ming
e6s acres, to W. S. Gurnee for $4,000 cash.
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Builders. contractors. carpenters. or par
ties contemplating building. are welcome to
examine and avail themselves of the use Of
over one hundred new and beautiful designs,
at low AMI moderate cost. Of dwellir Is.
churches and school houses. 1T the office OF
the Staunton Planning Mill Company, corner
Church and Middiebrook streets. Greatly
reduced prices on doors, sash, blinds, mould
iugs, ETC.. OF white pine. Low estimates
given for all finished work, connected with
tioHsebnilding. in any part OF the State.
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ROLLER SKATING.--Every day this lie.
lightful exercise is growing in popularity,
and each evening and night crowd OF ladies
and gentlemen tIrong the Hall. 1t has got
ten TO be quite resort even for those who
do not skate. for there IS almost as much fun
In looking on as in performing. To persons
OF sedentary occupations, it is better than
trip TO the springs, for the exercise cannot
but te beneficial. whilst the enjoyment and
pleasure is a death shot to dyspepsia and
the thousand ills that beset the quiet mans
life. Just go down and try it, We wlo
set around and NOPE and complain Of i'll.
health and loss Of appetite. and if an hours
skating don't cure, The only remedy will be
that resorted to by one Mr. Iscariot. To-
night and Tomorrow night there viii. be a
biz crowd. Go down and SEE. Remember
the proceeds are for the poor.
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NEW MAP OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
Just as VIC go to press. Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss.
o. this city, handed us copy of . new and
beautiful map OF Rockingham, which we
most heartily commend to the favor OF the
citizens OF that wealthy county. We are in-
formed that 1t will be on sale at Harrisc nburg
Oh next Monday, Ccurtday, and for the mere
triie OF 90 cents for a map, that has cost. first
and last, over ten thousand dollars. Every
citizen OF the county ought to buy one at
once.
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CHRISTIAN WORK AMONG THE CoIorED
PEoPLE.--1n response to the efforts OF the
committees appointed By the Y. NJ. C. a. to
ascertain what christian work could he &C
compished among the co'cred people, the
following has been submitted:
On Wednesday there was a conference Of
the three colored churches to consider the
question, and the following action was taken:
Resolred, LIST. That we return our sincere
thanks to the Youny MEMS Christian Asso
citation of Stanton for their Kindness TO-
wards us.
I'd. We also invite them 10 visit our various
schools, SO they can ascertain for themselves
the progress of our children.
Sd. At present our teachers are not will
ing to organize into classes to receive in
struction; but we will be pleased to have
my one who is willing OF your organization
to assist us OH Sabbath mornings to teach
our children.
By order Of the conference.
c. n. SELLERS, Sec'y.
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.


INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.
The following are the names of person.
who have recently been appointed to the
combined Office of U. S. Storekeeper and
Gauger in the 9th Dist, Va, by the
Hon. Sec'y Of the Treasury:
W H German Of Stanton; VIM G
Brown, Stanton; Green James, Bote-
tourt county; R P Bayley, Fauquier Co.;
J NJ Phillips, Warren county; T W Pear
son, Fauquer county; w Capehart, Mad
ison county; ] NJ Yates, Augusta coun-
ty; NJ Taylor, Augusta county VIM
Donovan, Staunton; B D Avis, Rocking
ham county; Rob't Cochran, Augusta
county; John McQuaide, Staunton Ed.
A Mcmahon, Stanton Battle Rector,
Fauquier county; NJ Burton, Richmond;
Jas S Anderson, Rockbridge county; l.
E Rosenbaum, Staunton Jno A Noon,
staunton; W w S Butler, Harrisonburg;
A Won kleiser, Harrisonburg; VIM Col
laday, Harrisonburg; Rob't R Andrews,
Harrisonburg; Jas H Beemer, Clarke
county; J H Won Derver. Rockbridge
county.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
docket case No.

Docket case No.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIrEI
l. States for the Western District OF Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
IN the matter Of Daniel Huff. bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg. In said District, on the 9TH
day OF February, o. a., 1877.
Take Notite-An order has been issued tina
all the creditors Of Daniel Huff. bankrupt. al
pear before C. Douglas Gray. Register in Bank.
ruptcy, at his Office in Harrisonburg, Va. on tn
18th day Of Febary, a. d., 1877. at 10 o'clock n. m
and show cause If any they have, Why the real es
tate of said notwithstanding OF one eight
in the reversion in tract OF land l3acres. belong
ing to his mother for life. valued at $500 shout
not be sold free Of liens, by John e. Roller, AS
signee in bankruptcy OF said Daniel Hutf, and tn
liens transferred TO the fund in Court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY
feb SGT Register in Bankruptcy.
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BEFORE THE INVESTIGATION COMMIT
TEE.-On Saturday last the Committee
on Poor proceeded to investigate the
charges preferred against Overseer Buncf
by Mrs. John Day, reported in our last
issue. Before entering into the investi
CATION, the committee had called ON Mrs
Day and requested her presence at the
meeting She declined to come, ane
stated that the charges in her letter hao
been based upon what she had heard from
outside parties, but she declined to give
the names of her informants. The evil
dence adduced to sustain the charge was
that Of Maj. Bagby, who testified that
Bunch had called old Mr.. Day ga damned
liar" before him (the witlsess), and the
evidence of a grandson of Mr.. Day, who
stated that Bunch had said, damn old
man Day." in the presence Of Mr.. Noel,
in his store. Mr.. Noel said that he die
not remember to have heard such AL ex-
preston. A number of witnesses testified
that Bunch had treated them kindly. A
majority of the committee will submit
the following report to the Council
In the case Of the complaint of Mrs.
Jno. Day against Overseer of the Poo.
Geo. Bunch, referred to this committee
for investigation, we respectfully repor
that meeting was held Of our commit
tee, before which were summoned all the
witnesses asked for by all parties inter
ested. From the evidence elected, W.
find nothing to warrant any action by tn.
Council in the matter, and your commit
tee respectfully ask to be discharged
from further consideration of the same
(Signed) R. F. LAREw,
P. N. POWELL,
Committee
Mr.. Bagby, the remaining member Of
the committee, we understand, will sub
init minority report
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docket case No.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States. for the Western District OF Virgfnis
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Stephen Myers. Bankrupt
At Harrisonburg. in said District. on the Sti,
lay o. February, T.. d.. 1877.
Take Notice.-An order has been Issued TINT NJ,
nc creditors Of STEPHEN Myers, Bankrupt, ap-
'ear before c. Douglas Gray, Register Ia Bank
uptcy mt his Office in Haygisonburs Va on the.
18th day OF February, a. d., lsf7. at 10 o'clock, a
l.; l., and show cause Il any they have why the
aterest In 100 acres OF lind belonging, to his
randfathers estate, lying in the county OF Au~
asia, Sslued at $3.50 Oh should not he sold frpe.
4 liens, hJ John E. Roller. Assignee In Bank
uptcy OF the said Stephen Myers, sad She Liens
transferred to the fund in court
c. DOUGLAS GRAY
len j. II Register In Rapkrt,ntrsr
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Job Work

Ne haze now one OF the best appointed
JOB OFFICES in the Valley. and can turn
out as nest work as can be executed in the
State. We have added numerous fonts of
type to our heretofore well selected assort-
ment, and can promise satisfaction to all
who vii. favor US with their work.
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BRoADwAy'vA

nfSSOLETgOS.--Tn partnership heretofcre
- existing under the style OF Shrechhise
sent eoa~
Al accounts due hS the firm are In the hands OF
!. J.. Shreckhise, for settlement Those injahf
ca WEI come Forward at once and settle M their
accounts. j. s. sHRECKHISE & BRO. :
Inankiui FOR The patronage extended to the old
aru, l ask con innance OF the same Ia +. p
old stand JOS s. HnFcE "a n q" az Eng
Broadway, Ta Jan'y 20th, 1877. fehi
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We have ample experience i'll what Well
undertake III the future. Our aim Is III every
particular to make our points sure. To &C.
complish this end we will keep up our sup
plies even If we have to throw 1t away.
STUTZ BROS.
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docket case No.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE USITRD
L States, for the Western District OF Virginia
III the matter OF John w. Rogers, bankrupt
At Harris1nburg, In sa'a District. on the 9th
day OF February, y. d., lsT7.
TAKE EoTIoE.-An order has been issued that al
the creditors OF John w. Rogers. bankrupt, AZ,
ruptcy, Vt his Office in Harrisonburg. Va, on tn
End day of March, a. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock. m
tate OF said Bankrupt, consisting Of . tract OF
mountain land, ontSinng ga acres, lying in An
gusta county, valued at ~, 25, should not be sole
free OF liens, by John +. Roller Assignee in Bank
ruptcy Of the said John ". Rogers, and the liens
transferred to che !und in court.
&. DOUGLAS GRAY,
feb e-2t Register IN Bankruptcy.
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ORGANIZATION OF A MILITARY Goa
correspondent Of the Lexington Gazette,
writing from Goshen. says that a fine Mill
tary company has been organized at that
place under the com nand of A. C. Hartman.
lately OF this place, and concludes:-"The
company has some excellent mat erial in it,.
some OF them having smelt powder in the
ranks with ''the boys in gray in times that
tried mems pluck. Capt. A. C. Hartman,
al old V. N. I. cadet, is in command. which
insures thorough drill and good discipline"
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The BAPTIST REvIvAL-For weeks now
the revival at the Baptist church has been in
progress. and still the interest continues un-
abated, and the good work goes. on. Every
night large congregation is in attendance,
and deep religious feeling prevails, which
has manifested itself in the conversion of
about thirty persons, some twenty odd OF
whom have joined the church.
DIR. Manly has been assisted in his arduous
duties by the Rev. Mr.. Huff. of Albemarle.
and the meetings will continue throughout
the week.
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Docket case No. j

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States for the Western District Of Virginia.
In the matter Of Moses Sweet, Bankrupt
At Harrisonburs, in said District Oh the eth
.ay OF February, AZ. d., 1877.
TAKE NOTICE-An ORDER has been issued that
II the creditors OF Moses sweer, BankrLuf
.ppesr before c, Douglas Gray, Rassistesin Bank
upcy a. i MS oce In Rarrisonfnr ya on the
md show cause, il any they have, wny the. Yeas
state belonging to said ba kru I, consisting OF
1903 acres of Mountain land situated on Walkers
reek, in the county OF Rockbridge, adjoining the
.aIds OF Mrs. Brown, David Strickier and Others
mould not be son free of liens, by John E. Roi-4
II. Assignee in Bankruptcy OF The said Moses
'weet, and the liens transferred to the fund In
court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY.
Feb at Register in Baukruntcr
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A week of success passed, another ap-
preaching. To be sure we have entered right
and will do Our leyel best to suit one and all.
STITrZ BROS
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LA DIES.
Bailey. kirs Bette Graves, Mrs. J
Buse Mrs Peters, Miss MaSgie.s
Boyd, Miss Susan Roadcap, Miss Annie F.
,arter, Mrs Bette stewart. Mrs Mary
'arter Mrs M Nj Taylor, Mary Jane
Elliott. MissC Thompson, Miss Matte
fry, Mslissa, (col Wood, Mrs Fannie
GENVLFMEN
Blakemore, A Hughes VIM
1iragett, Il Hahbert. VI +
,ayrell W Lewis.
,oney, John LEVEL. L W
;arter, L Liyick. Geo
Iire. Samuel = Loving, John
Holland. Dan Montgomery. Mac
Iattou, Frank Shuey, Capt G W
Iafniin, NJ T Sweet John r
humphreys. VIVA Ward. Jno G
the letters, II NOT called for within thirty days
vii be sent to the dead letter office. Persoi,s calf
ing for them wi please say that theyare advertised
&. NJ. TosT. p. M.
Unmaiiabe letters remaining III the T.. o., STAIN
ton, Va, February Il, 1877.
Virg. Home ms. Co., Richmond, Va. Mrs. Z.
Archant, Middle brook, Va. Miss Gussie " Bow
man. Arhor Hill. Va. Miss Emma Bowman. Ar
Dor Hill Va. Miss Valley McCombs, Arbor Hill,
Va Miss Lucy Waddeii. Arbor fiill. Va. Mr.. A.
8. Botts. Phil. Stove Works Mrs. Mary Canon,
Lackawarm Township. Miss Maggie Lorcey, Par.
kersburg, w. Va Postal ca I'd signed Josiah Ee4f.
Mr.. Olivier, Stanton, Va.
David Turner, Collector of Customs at
Alexandria, having resigned that posi-
lion, Mr.. A. A. Warfield has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
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TOR SALE:

ONE 1e HORSE POWER ENGINE,
ard 20 horse powcr TUBULAR BOILER, all COM
plete aud as good as new and can he seen Of the
Staunton Iron works.
Will be sold on February Cours day unless sold
feb. tt b. BAaBY.
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Our democratic friends do not seem to be
so much In love with the electoral bill since
last week. There is something wrong either
with them Or the bill.
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markets..

Our Markets are arrner this week for breadstuffs
and We notice some advance. Small products
ire without change in prices, sc.
C. A. RICHARDSON,
Grocer and Produce Dealer,
corner OF Main and Augusta Streets.
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Highest cash prices paid for Cabbage,
Onions, aud Irish Potatoes. Changers ard
farmers, take notice. STUFF BROS.
No. North Augusta Street.
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RERsONAL.-Hon. john F. Lewis and
-Mai. Geo. II. Chrisman. Of Rockingham,
passed through this city Monday, on their
way TO attend the Grange Congress in Rich
mond.
C. c.. Strayer, The popular and efficient
cashier Of the First National Bank Of Harri-
burg. was in the city yesterday.
J. Anderson Smith, representing Prof. J.
Willoughby Reade, is in our city. Prof.
Reat1e is anxious to visit Staunton in order
that the literary people may have an orpor-
tunity OF enjoying an intellectual feast.
The clergy Of all denominations and the
press generally, endorse Prof. Rsade as an
elocutionist of the highest order, and asa gen.
tleman of pre-eminent taste and genius.
Hons. J. s.R. Tucker, J. T. Harris, J. W.
johnson, and r. E. WitIiers. will please ac-
eept our thanks for interesting and valuable
public documents.
S. Brown Allen. David Speck, and d. Bar
llam are representing Augusta in the Grange
Congress now in session in Richmond. Hon.
J. F. Lewis and Maj. G. II. Chrisman repre-
sent Rockingham.
Mr.. Jacob Palmer, who left Augusta
nineteen years ago, and located in Lewis
comfy. Missouri, is on visit to his
friends and relatives in this county. He
is looking remarkably we'll.
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For instance look. We had last week Shad,
Rock Fish, Silver Perch. White Perch. Black
Sweet Potatoes and Satisfy. Well keep
what we advertise and more besides. See
Stutz Bros. before you bur. We mean bus
iness.
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lDocket ease No !, lssf+st = . -
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L States, for the Western District 3fsFfSginis..
In Bankruptcy. g.f.. s5.s - ..
In the matter OF James Anderson. bankrupt
At Harrisonourg. in said district. % the 5th Gay
'ebl uary, 3. d., 1877. yss.. sf tssssf-sa
TAKE Norice-An order has been issued that al, the
reuItors OF James Anderson. bankrupt appear be- !
c. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy, at his,
'fdce IN Harrisonhurg Va, on tse 9Th day Of Feb
uary, d. 1877, at ~ O'Clock 1n and show cSlse
ant consisirs OF T Inc ,s m
aid of and assigned in a tract OF lso acres Of
md belonging TO the estate OF Jacob Anderson,
.ec'd., also two shares in the same tract OF lsB
cres OF land al! valued at sl4,1, should not be 4
cid free OF liens, by John L. Roller. Assignee
IL Bankruptcy OF said James Anderson and the :
lens transferred the fund in Court. ssf as q
C. DOUGLAS GRAY. h.,
feb ct Rnristn'ia 2, nsrnntcv
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Lental services were commenced yesterday
in the Episcopal and Catholic Churches.
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THE Y. II. C. a. PRAYER MEETING was
Led last Sunday evening by Mr.. II. N. Nell
haney, who read the third chapter OF second
Peter, and remarks were made by Prof. l..
Poyntz and p. A. Baylor. Capt. Morton,
from the committee, reported the resolutions
adopted by the colored people, which are
given elsewhere. The subject was postponed
until the rext regular meeting of the Asso-
citation. On next Sunday Mr.. Fl. Jordan
will conduct the services
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FEBRUARY Il, Is
LA DIES.

List of letters Rem al ming In the Fo~tOG-
fee nj StauMt0n. Augusta County, Va.
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New mmn yesterday.
Roller skating is ali the go.
The fish slaughter now comm,

Roller skating is all the CO.
The fish slaughter now commences
Yesterday WAS Ash "Wednesday. Lent
commenced.
How many valentines lid yn,, ss,ni aud
how many received
There was q charming litt!r dance. at
"Kalorama' Monday night.
Mr.. Hewitt is tastffully papering arii dec
Grating the new stag y at the Grange Hall.
Don't wear your BEST clothes to the Ska-
ting Rink, ia a piece Of advice we impart
gratis.
The pavement on Augusta street in front
Of Mrs. Sullivan's new house. is at length be-
ing laid.
Vim. Crawford, Esq. has received all ap-
pointment as No'ary Public for Augusta
county from Gov kenpcr.
At a dance, you can always distinguish the
borrower Of a swallow tail by the reckless
way in which he slinys tie ice cream around
Rev. Frank McCutclen. pastor OF the Pres.
byterian Church at Waynesboro. was pound
ed by his congregation last Wednesday
night.
Some hall dozen young men from Stasln-
ton VIII be among the competitors for the
west Point cadrtship, at the examination to
be held in this city on the 9th of March
travelling salesman Of Baltimore l,tsise
called on one of cur city merchants few
days ago and proposed to exhibit: some sam
pie goods, and TO solicit an order. rhe mer-
chant declined. and added ..wai5 until Til
den is inaugurated President and then will
buy" The quick reply of the drutnuer was,
III You wait uhtii that takes place you will
never buy, for such an event never can be. -
- -
LEAVING NIRGINIA.-John Waterman
Gray, son Of c. Douglas Gray, ESQ.,, of Har-
risOnburg, and Douglas Gray. son of II. Jew.
EFT Gray. OF the same place, left about ten
DAYS ago for California, where thew propose
TO resale They are both yotn. men Of
ilae character, liberal education, and good
promise. \ spiri. OF sclf-reliance has slim
ulated them to cut loose from family and
friends and try their fort. mes in the golden
State. and we have no doubt they will sr,e
coed.
Ed. Frazier, Soil OF Vim. Frazier. ni this
city. left for Texas last week to ,nakc that
State his future home.
Charley Anderson. son of Capt. Alex. An
dersor, Of this county. left on Tuesday for
Iowa.
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Miscellaneous.
THE OLD RELIABLE
IA Nd OFFICE.
j. -. Price,

laaaRlSoyBURG VA.
off;cE -aBERr BUILDING. ROOM Nuis,
SECOND FLOOR F.
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STANTON MARKET. FEB. s, 1877.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By A. RICHARDSON
WHOT ESAIR PRICES
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docket Case No. 4

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNlTED
L. states for the Western District OF virginie
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Gabriel johnson, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonbnrg. in said District, on the 9Th /,
lay Of February, 8. T., 1871. eet+
Take Notce-An order has been issned that al;
he creditors OF Gabriel Johnson bankr upt ,appear
before c. Douglas Gray, Register in Bana-uptcy
March, a. d.. 1871, at 10 O'Clock. a. in, and
low cause ii any they have. why thu real estate
,elon3ing to said bankrupt, consisting OF a trpct
fland Containing LOB acres lying in RappahBn.
ock county valued at $Si5, also AN interest In
acres OF land eelug his wifea dover by her rrst
ashland, lynn! in SAID county of Raj pahah--i
,ock, valued at $50 " should not be sold free Of
ens, by John +. Roller. Assignee in Bankruptcy
I the said GABRIEL johnson, and the liens trans :
erred to the fund in court.
c.. DOUGLAS GRAZ II s
feb sat Register in RanKrnptcF
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THE PO0R.-The Free Lunch House. this
week has been under the management Of
Mrs. J. A. Waddell, Mrs. D. C. McGuffin,
and Mrs. u. A. Kayser, of the Presbyterian
Church. The contributors were as follows {:
Miss Mills, Mrs. W. Fl. Peytoa, Mrs. Chas.
Haines. Mrs. Warwick, Mrs. Crowle, Mrs. H.
w. Shelley, Mrs. J. A. Waddell. Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs. Picker, Mrs. Rosembaum, Mrs. Kind
icy, MTs. Newton, Mr.. Risk. Miss Bumgard-
ner.. Mrs. Vim. Frazier. Mr.. l.. Witt, j. f.
Graham, 8. D. Tribbctt, Mrs. B. Clinedinst,
&C. Burke, Mrs. n. K. Trout, Mrs. Hart
man, Mrs. b. A. Kayser, R. N. Ayers. Mr..
DR.. Henkle. Mira. McGuffin, Mrs. jos. Wood
ward.
The contributions have not been as liberal as
heretofore, and the ladies ask that our people
continue TO send in everything they can
spare. One hundred and seventy lone fami-
lies have been supplied with food and wood
during the rast week, and in consequence
OF the limited contributions, the fund for the
poor has been literally drawn upon. Next
week the Lunch House will be In charge Of
Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Fl. ". Shelley, Mrs. J A.
Crawford and Miss Fannie Trout, OF the Epis-
-eopal Church.