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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-02-08

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND De
cree of above Court and in obedience
to IA commission to me directed, l will offer
| for sale to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House in the Town of Thibo-
daux On SATURDAY the LIST. day of
MARCH 1879. between the hours OF IL
O'Clock a. NJ. and 4 o'clock z. NJ. the follow
ing described property belonging to
the said Succession and Community, to-
wit:
list. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
tow of Tbibouaux. being lot No. i44) For
ty four on the plan of said Town made and
executed by James b. Grinage Surveyor,
on the Ist. day of May 1912, said lot being
bounded in front or North by st. Bridget
Street. West by st. Louis street, South or
in the rear by IL portion of lot No. 81 be-
longing to Braud and Legendre and East
by Green street Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. (See
Not b X 1851 to 1852 p ISL and Convey
| ance b X No. ] p. 145.)
part Of lot of ground or town lot situated
in SAID Parish in the Town OF ThibOdaux,
| measuring one hundred feet on Green
| street, one hundred and seventy two feet
on Short street and ninety feet on st. Louis
street being d part OF lot No. io21 Fifty two
| Oh a plan of said Town made and executed
by James b. Grinage Surveyor. ON the LIST
day of May 1872 said fractional lot being
bounded on the North by another portion
| of said lot No. 81 belonging to the Widow
| Peer Mcbride, West by st. Louis street,
| South by Short street, and East by Green
| street Together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, tSee Not BIZ
1876 to 1917 p $40
Sd. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND
situated on the Eastern confines of the
town of Thibodaux in this Parish known
and designated ON IA plan made and execu-
ted by j. X. Gourlain L. ). Deputy Sur
veyor on the Doth. day of January 1852 and
deposited III the Recorders office OF this
parish, as lots No. 10 and lC said lots front
ontNarrow street, toward the West and
are about one arpent squar each, lot No.
Is being bounded OF the North by lot No.
IA on said plan. in front or West by Mar
row street South by a street separating it
from property of Widow Henry +. kno-
bloch and lot No. 10, being bounded North
by said street separating it from lot No.
Is in front OF West by Narrow street
| South by lot No. II on said plan and East
by said road or street also separating it
from now or formerly belonging to Widow
Henry F. Knobloeh. [See G b No. p 800.
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE URBAN EN-
GERAN AND COMMUNITY, NO.
1923 pROBATES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Marie Daigre of said parish, widow of SAID
p. Z. Enscran, has this day rendered Il ii
nal account of her administration and pray
ing the homologation of the same.
Now. therefore the parties interested,
are hereby notified to produce in this office,
within ten DAYS following the publication
of the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the h~olnologation
of said account, otherwise the same shall
he approved and h~omologated according
to law.
- Witness my hand and the i'm
SE3<& press of the seal OF nv Office this
$3.50 lst. day Of February 1879
j. W. kNNBLOCH,
Clerk of Court.
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Leon
Aux Nos. 81 ct S3 de la rue du Canal
H~ABILLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.

4 YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins DIES
n Nos 2I3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de Ia rue Vieille-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 ct S3 de la rue llu
Canal. j'annonce respectueusement au
public Ell general que jai, atm de repondre
i REIMBURSEMENT de mon commerce., lie plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeaux,
de lingerie dhommes. de jeunes gents ct
de jeunes gareons-stock tel quill ny en- a
jamais Ell a la Nouvelle Orleans. J'invite
mes amis ct mes clients ne venir Pexami-
ner ct s'assurer DIES prix.
ATavenir, CONNIE par lie passe. je "a ne
gligerai rien pour faire face IL bes ins de
la place. Je serai toujours pref a remplir
tous les ordres pyramids on petits| ".habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vetements
communs d'habitations j~usqu'au hinge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi has que possl-
BILE.
Les commands de la campagne sont Fob
Jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal
IA oct-16
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ia. T1kONE,

Encoignure DIES rues Main ct St. Louis
en- face de Mr.. L.. V. Kiviere.
Thibodaux.
LlFRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX,
Foa'nitures de Bureau. Papier de Nusioue,
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
Croix, Chrlsts, Medailles, C~hapelets. Ben.
tiers, Images. T%ablcaux, Statu
ties. Cierges,
COURONNES DE lere COMMUNION
Galerie Photographique au premier
Gan p 'N ly
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III. Tetreau, Proprietor.

ii. Tetreau, Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
L general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
worknen of recognized ability: He has laid
felloes of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, all
article OF luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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-. AVIS.

MIR. FERNAND VICTOR LAFAYE, ma
vi want, depuis deuN mois. plus rien IA
faire CONNIE agent de III S%ESTINELLE. tous
les recus donn6s par lui depuis cette epoque
seront conSideres CONNIE nulS. Les person.
nes. qui dtsire-aient avoir DIES renseigne
ments sur son honorabilitG mont QUA sa-
dresser Il &C Bureau.
+. SAMOAN,
Proprietaire-Gerant.
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Succession of Benjamin F.. Holden ant
Wife and Community.
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COmmiSsiOnmaireS.
50 & 81 rue Poydras,
NOUEELLE ORLEANS.

Solicite DIES consignements de Cotton, Su-
ere, Melasse, Riz, Lame, Peaux, Fourrures,
Mousse. Volailles, Oeufs, Patates. &c.
Les plus grande attention sera donnee
aux ordres de la compagne ct de la vile.
iu-S-7SJv.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Court, Parish Of Lafourche. No
l02S Probates.
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P. e. SARRAZIN.

Smoking and Cheering Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars and Pipes of all kinds,
Playing Cards. Matches. Etc.
NO. 279 DECATUR STREET,
Late Old Levee Street,
Betreen Ursulines and Hospital,
Represented by j. q. Sarrazin.
e-S-Iy NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
a ThirHI for Knowledge.

Edward Egglcslun. writing in
SuRIBSEn tor March of Some Wee.
tern School masters" tells this anec-
dote.
'While the good Presbyterian min
ister wns teaching IN our midst, hp
W05 walked up one morning 10y poor
bound hoy, " h0 had ridden from II
farm house many miles TO get the
"msster" 20 show him how to edo u
sum" that had puzzled hlm. The fel
low was try Ing 10 educate himsel
but was required 10 he back at
home Ia time 10 begin his DAYS work
IA usual. The goud master chatting
his bands TO Keep them warm. hut
down by the boy nnd tXpoundrd the
sum" to III ~ that he uudereloOd
II. Then the poor boy slIuiRhenrd
himself up nnd lhiuhuhR hi- had
hnnd INTO the packet of his blue Jeans
trO~ seia pulle0 out II quartz ota dol
lar, explaining, with flush, that 1t
wns ali he cou,d pay, iof It WAS all he
had, or course the master made him
put IL hack. and told him to come
whenever he wanted help. femem.
the huskiness Of the minister's voice
when he told us about II In school
that morning. When l recall how
On erly The people sought for educa-
tlon, am not surprised to hear that
Indiana, OF all the states, has to-day
one Of the largest. II not I largest.
school fund.-
Later, on speaking Of Mrs Du.
mont, n famOua teacher Of hef time,
Mr.. EIgleslon says;
l i can see the wonderful old hdy
now, ~ she was then, with her cape
pinned awry, rocking her splint bot
tom nrrv0usly while she tn he d.
Full OF all manner Of knowledge, gift.
ed with something very like pl0quenoe
In speech, abouhding In affection for
her pupils aud enthusiasm In teach.
7 ing, she moved us strangely Being
infatuated with her, we became fanat.
10 In our pursuit OF knowledge, NJ
that the school hours were not enough.
aud we had 'lyceum' In the even
ing for the purpose of rending compo.
slli0ns, ana n club for the Htudy NJ
history lfa recitation became very
IN erppting. the entire sch0ul would
sometimes be- drawn iut0 the discus.
slon Of the subject; all other lessons
went to The wall, books OF reference
we're brought out Of her library
hours were consumed, aud nnny n
time The school sesaiun was prolonged
until darkness forced w reluctantly to
adjourn"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

obtained in this market, and its near
proximity to the tobacco growing
section of western North Carolina,
there is no reason why we should not
eventually secure the entire trade OF
that locality. The Lynchburg pa
pers boast that large quantities of
this Carolina tobacco is shipped to
that market. This ought to be in
centive enough to rouse our business
men to action
Now, what is needed are good roads
leading to this section. Let some
one, or more, take the lead and see
that some project, looking to the con-
struction of good wagon roads
is set on foot A goo d
plan would be to call public
meeting of the citizens of Bristol to
the pacticabilty of not only getting
the trade of the section referred to,
but to other sections also.
As tobacco market, Bristol is be-
hind none other in the country, hav-
ing, up to this time, paid the high
est price yet obtained in any market
in the United States this season, $40
per hundred.
There is no point in Southwest
Va, or E. Tenn, that offers to the
planter or farmer the same facilities
or inducements to purchase his sup
plies, as Bristol. Nor is there point
where the farmer can obtain as fair
prices for his produce as this. With
better roads and increased trade our
merchants and dealers will be ena-
bled to offer still better inducements
Let us hear from our leading men.
The columns Of the MrWS are always
open, and will in the future, as in the
past, do wb.t it can for the promo
ton of any measure that looks to TIE
building up of Bristol, or the welfare
Of her citizens.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
From the Knoxville Tribune
The EDDrrsOn Tragedy

John, Tom and George Eppelson, who
figured III the recent fatal family fight in
Hancock county, some weeks sinccpan
account Of which was published in the
Tribune, were tried before Justices last
week. The Rogersville Spectator Says;
The Justices acquitted the two latter
and found John guilty of murder in the
first degree, who, after sentence was
pronounced, succeeded, through the neg
licence of The officers, IN making his es-
cape, and is now at large. John is II
very notable man--with the right arm
off above the elbow, AMI could be easily
caught. Ii the Justices rendered n prop
er verdict, then John is guilty of the
murder of father and mother and one
sister. An awful case.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
!. 10 our Merchants and Business
Men

y II Bristol ever should become the
centre of wealth and large business
sthat some Of its citizens hope, 1t will
5 be due to the enterprise and sagacity
Of her men of business and influence;
and there is no reason why she should
not be. If she should fail to become
so il will be because Of the failure Of
her business men to lay hold of and
Improve the opportunities which lie
before them and within their reach
Is Il sagaciouS for merchant to stand
behind his counter and wait for trade
TO come to himp or will he reach out
and bring in all he cam To be sue
ccssful he must pursue the latter
course, and be ever watchful to i'm
prove every opportunity that will in
crease and further his business. Some
times IL becomes necessarythat business
I men engage in concert Of action that
will bring about circumstances whereby
all are benefited. This is the case
here in Brstol,--a concert and har.
mony Of action Is needed.
What is Bristol to look to, and from
what source Is to come her greatest
prosperity In our judgement II Is
the great staple, Tobacco. BY the
sagacity, the un,iring efforts and
foresight OF one man, Prof J. IL.
Winston, the business has been put on
foot, and thus far IL has proved a sue.
cess. Every avenne by which this
money producing staple can flow into
our young city should be opened up.
And who should do iti First and
foremost come the business men and
merchants, who can, II they will, reap
the richest haryests. Next, every cit.
ircn should assist as far as he can. as
we all, In one way or another,
are benefited. The finest grades OF
tobacco on this continent are grown
IN western North Carolina. Great
quantities Of til is tobacco passes
through bristol and Is emptied into
the lap ofthe Lynehburg market A
good deal oft has lately found lis
way TO Bristol, and in view Of the
fact that such high prices have been
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1879.
EyENT and COMMENT

'A'Af A two thousand dollar fire occurred In
New York city on Feb. 27th, A stap!e
eSntaining forty eight horses, was burn
ed; only five of them were rescued
- IL astonishing, that after all the
warming, and the almoot numberiess IN
sts.nces of the horrible and heart-render-
no deaths that have occurred from the
wIXsreless handling of fire arms, that peo-
ple, supposed to be gifted with common
sense, take no heed whatever. Here Is
The latest horrible tragedy of that sort
tA*hich occurred at Dresden, Texas on
itbe 9th ult: "Mrs. Colson, wife OF
DIR. Colson, gave her little sick daughter
an old pistol, and the child tried to snap
1T. The mother took the pistol, and
playhlly placing the muzzle to tne
child's head said: 81 will shoot" ana
pulling the trigger the ball entered the
ehild's brain, killing her instantly"
~. The highway iobber is plying his vio-
lation In Texas. And il seems, from sll
accounts, he is having things all his own
way. We have noticed several accounts
pf parties being robbed, but no account
of the capture, or even the attempted
x rapture of single highwayman' A
stage with four passengers was halted
near Peg Leg station, on the night OF
the 26th ult., by two Of those gentlemen
Of the road. The passengers were Or
dered out Aingly and their valuables TAX
en from them and the mail bags rided.
~ Under the head Of personal the Knox;
vile 7Iv6~rs OF Feb. 2Sth says
"Afssr . painful Illness of nearly six
weeks, Rev. ". ". Says is some better
and hope to be able to be present Al
church end sandsy-School on Sunday
morning next. Ne urges all the mem
bers Of the SundAy-school and churcl
to meet him on that day.
The Nashville American Of lsst We'd
+. .nesday gives long account Of an afro
t,cio,is murder commiled near that city OF
lsst TueSlay. The victim WAS An ole
ilady by the name of Osborne, and ws'
.the mother-in-sw Of uie tiend who muir
..>lered hsr, Thomas Nerlman by name
THE Ljling wac done in cold blood and
kAwitbout provocstion. hsriman dfliber'
.atsly placed gun against her Al
4rirad. The hall entered near the sroin
The old lady aied in half an h"ar.-
atNerriman has been arrested and LODGED
i'm Jail In Nashville.
ft The Knoxville TriJSRe Of Fed. 2sth
Hsys WIN. Rodgers, VITO Was shot by
Andy Mcfarland lsst Friday week, dice
lset Thursday. Mcfarland had previ
ously been srrested Oh charge of felon
ious assault, and b.iled in the sum 0
e. d, 900, and on the death of Rogers an
other warrant WAS Issued, charging will
murder In fret degree. lie waived pre-
llminary examination before Jusliv
'1 Allison, who being satisfied that th'
grade of murder was less than the Is
degree, bailed him IN sum Of $4,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

COMPOSITION or PUMPKINS. The
rlnd Of this vegetable IN nearly three
and one.h If times M rich In alumni
nous matter m the flesh. The ollal
portion, including speda, contains u
large portion ~ iitrogen, end the
seeds yield nigh percentage OF oil,
oiid are very nutriclolis, aud they are
valuable 10 feed all sort- ~ fhrm ami
mails, except milk cows. The latter
should only be fd the Hesh and rind
ufpumpkinu. 81 Louie Price Current
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
A Kentucky Opinton 4bO,tt III
FROM AN INTERVIEW WITH CONGRESS-
MAN CARLISLE.


FROM AN INTERVIEW WITH CONGRESS-
MAN CARLISLE.
81 tell you Tilden is looming up
If he does not get the nomination
himself, he will name the man thar
does. The old man has long head,
and knows what he is doing hs
may be nominated by acclama.i'3 -.~.
there is no telling Next to hinEcE'
| think he favors Bayard, who is rerf
strong in the East, and perhaps ccuG
carry New York, New jersey aAd
Connecticut Judge Field, great
personal friend Of Mr. Tilden, is also
spoken of, but he is threatened with
soltening of the brain, and the amount
of exertion that would be required OF
him TO make the canvass would kill
him. He needs repoSe, which he
could not have if he engaged in the
excitement of a Presidential contest.
I New York will doubtless be for Til
den for first choice. The breach be-
tween him and John Kelley has been
closed, and they are now working to-
gether tremendously. He would un-
questionably carry the State against
any Republican that colld be named. .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
The Richmond wig of February 25th

The Richmond wig of February 25th
says:
Col. Fulkerson, a gentleman to be re-
lied upon at all times'and in all emer-
gences, stood like n rock in the Senate
on Saturday, and he exhibited spirit
which assured nll men that he was able
to stand alone, if need be, in defence of
the rights of the State and the interests
of the people. He spoke with eloquence
and force against the McCulloch Bill;
but IN vain, as reason had been dcthroncd
in that branch Of the Assembly. The
people henceiorward know that in Col,
Fulkerson they have leadcr-rcsolutc
and neutrality-suspicious. and always
ready.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
NO yellow Fever al New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANs leh. 10 -ltcpor,s
havmg been recently published of
he existence OF yellow fever in New
Orleans, a statement ~ made thhi
such reportS are untrue, no cases or
deaths from yellow ie,er having oc
curlcd here dnrug tie year Tie
statrmeot is signed by nNny pr"ml-
zen, citizrnS aud oflicmIs includ up
Dr. Snmup! Charpiu, Pre,idrn. %
ue Bnrrd nf Health Gov N,chn'lN
Mayor Patton aud Perry NngcnL
President oi The Co'lou Exchange.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

The E,lio~ipg, lhouyh received
rather late fW publication. will show
a, o lhr people of Wise tn n k on
thL ."' jrct:
G..-rs station, S'i.e Co., Va. Feb.
18th 1870.
PuI-u~Ht to An arrangement preVi-
ourly n.de the citizens of the 9th
mayi-trrsI dl.ttict uf WISE county
met VI Guests S,stion on Saturday the
18th of February and proceeded to
appoint James Bond E'q Chairman,
James w Elsm secretary. T. h e
Hnute wss called 10 order bv Dr.. Jas.
NJ. Msasie. The Object of the meet
ing beiu. eYpls'Dfd, Robert i. Dick
erpon Esq., Dr. Jas. NJ Massie and
John Y Dirkrrsun or any one Ofthem
wss unanimously chosen to- represent
the tax paye OF this magi,terlsl dis
trict In the Rrnd listers veu,,0n
TO he held IN tie city Of Richmond
on tbs 25th inst Tho meeting fur
ther Unanimously appointed John p
Chase, VIM. J DlckeisNn and Henry
G.. Slemp, allprnates, and resolved
thst we are utterly opposed Ia In
creased taxation, the present rate Of
taxation being more tllAn can be paid
without crippling Ond materially In.
t,rferlng with many of uur citizens.
JAS BOSD. Chairman.
JAS. ELAN, Secretary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

James DAILY of Marathon, Mish.,
told his vile to go out and cut some
wood. She refused He tried to
whip her, but failed ignobly She
threw him down, tied his hands be-
hind him, and drove him behind her
to a Justices court three miles away.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

A writer in the H6maH'S .Toa,Ha(
complains Of meeting, in Boston,
young ladies reduced to the appear
ancc of idiocy bya peculiar method
of combing the hair down over the
forehead, familiarly known as chang
ing" and asks; SIS it protest against
being considered strong minded that
the young women thus assume what is
evidently copied from the lunatic asy-
lums?"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

ANOTHER VALUABLE GOAL MIEE
OPENED "A coal mine l,teIy d.
covered on the land oT Mr.. HeuIy
Brown, and within aquarter Of - mite
ol his residence, is being developed
by that gentleman The vein is five
lret thick aud the coal ls Of excel
lent quality Some OF IT., We lcarn.
has been tiled by our WythviIle
smiths aud pronounced superior 10
my they have herrloiore used. MIR
Brown lives six miles rom town, and
will be able 20 deliver coal 10 cons
snners IN this place ut very cheap
rate We trust that this discovery
Of "blUck diamonds" on the farm OF
Uncle llenry may prove real bo'
nanza TO him snd aid materially In
promoting the manufacturing inter
es's Of our county aud seclion.- -
WghUils Enterprise.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04
4 sncn.sslul sperlallst.

ANY one who haa seen the rivalry
IN u Western peling-school will ap
precisle this incident from Edward
Egglpsiul,s "reminiscences OF l. is
school days. published In tie March
SCRIBNiR. He says:
1t wns IN the same old Bethel school
house, sbout lhr same time, that tie
mn~lrr, one Bti eilrl, ca led out the
-pclling clnrs of which my mother
then little girl was usually at the
head. The word gwen out was "on-
ION" suppose the scholars at the
head If the clusS had mol recognized
the word by ils spelling IN study ing
their lessons They al missed II
widely, spelling II IN The most ingen-
lnusly incorrect fashions Near the
fn0t of the class stOUd boy who had
never brerr able to climb up toward
the head. But Of the few words he
did kOw how tosWll. one WIS "onioi''
when The word wHs missed NJ the
heat br became greatly excipd twist
ing himself into the most luilrrous
contortlons us the word cane NEARER
aud nearer 10 him. Al length the
one just nb0ve the rsger boy missed
the master taid "hexL.' whereupon
he eSuliingly swung his hand above
his head and came out win, On,
un, 10 n, yun in0-un. I'm head, by
gOshl" aud he marched TO the bcad
while the master hit him blow
aorOss the shoulder for ANearIhg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-04

Rev. c. NJ. Howard, the we'll
known evangelist, whose labors have
been crowned with such remarkable
success in various sections Of Virgin
ia, was united in marriage, on Mon
day evening last, to Miss Virginia
McCament Of Grayson county. The
ceremony was performed in Charlotts-
vile, at the residence of Mr.. w.
Lipop, with whose family the bride
has been sojourning for some weeks.
The newly-married pair left on the
train for Washington shortly after the
marriage. - Salem Register