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Xennor,s PredIotiens.

December, ISL, %. Storms or indica-
tons of storms in Atlantic, and cold, blus-
terry weather at New York, Boston, and
other seaboard cities snowfalls in the Mid
die and Northwestern States and Canada;
very cold weather West. Probably brief
mild term.
Ito II. Generally very cold weather.
probably commencing and ending with
snowfalls in Northern, Middle and Western
sections, and bleak and stormy weather
South.
10 and IA. Probably milder in all sec
tons, wits rains South and West to lin
tied extent.
Is to 20, Very cold and blustry period,
with snowfalls where these were expert
probably being the days mort marked in
the New England States.
%. Christmas has cold and stormy
period both belo:e and after it, but the day
itself may just escape.
% to 81. After the 18th see nothing but
cold, snow and bluster to the close Of the
year for Canada and much OF the United
States, West and South, the month prob
ably resembling in many respects, the De-
cember of 1876 and 1880. As to the intense
ty of degree of these snowfalls, have no
very definite indications, but am strongly
impressed in the direction of low tempera-
lures for the fore part OF the approaching
winter season.
But January will have its 'tbaw" this
time, and probably o very marked one.
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Eor Aent.

FOR RENT-A comfortable dwelling Of seven
l. rooms, cistern and well water, near to bust
ness, Apply at Sanger Bros, to
dl0.tf C.M, WHEAT
DOR RENT-To one or two gentlemen a nicely
l. furnished front room, hanging closets and
cistern water Also two room cottage unfur-
nished. Apply corner Houston and Polk street
No. 600. d0.lt,
EoR RENT-op the 9th day of January, 1882
l. building, No. GIL Elm ST., now occupied by
the Union City Furniture Co Building 25xl50
feet upper story 25x75 feet John Browning
1867 Elm st. daft
EoR RENT--Two elegantly furnished rooms,
H. Main ST daft
EOR RENT-Four good farms for sale OF rent
Il near Wills Point Texas on liberal terms.
also so town lots in Wills Point for sale. Terms
liberal. Cattle will be taken. John A. O'Neal.
diff.
EOR RENT The celebrated hoIel known as
IL the 0Nenl House, for rent Furniture can
be bought Jno. A. oNeal, Wills Point Texas.
diff
EOR RENT-A large warehouse 45XlUO In East
Dallas, on the side track of the T. & p. r, r.
One of the most convenient receiving and ship.
ping houses In the city. having the floor and
platform level with the freight cars, with n good
comfortable Office and Fairbanks floor scales
For further particulars apply to I. Bennett.
Dallas, Nov Dist, 1881 nov23-tf
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pie can see the animus if they do not always
understand the DRIFT; persistent egotism,
only itself, and cannot feign the most pas
sing interest in another; detIaction offriends
and it may be of relations-a hus-
band telling of his wife's unpleasantness, a
says you was" and leach of the men
were"
In fact, true yulgarity resolves itself into
that central point of evil-selfshness. The
unseltish can never be really vulgar They
may be uncouth, but they cannot be more /;
while the best top-dresSing of manner to be
found in the whole world cannot make the
substance refined, where that one foul
eanker of egotism and indifference to others
lies at the heart of things.-[The Queen.
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Eor Sale.


FOR SALE OR RENT.--The nice Swiss brick
cottage, OF rooms, with two large cisterns,
carriage house, stable and COW house. large
orchard and choice fruits, four acres of ground,
me OAK grove between the residence of Mr.
Slaughter and Fair Grounds, Apply to Jones Il
Murphy, Real Estare Agts, 705 Main St diff
EoR SALE AT A LOW SACRIFICE.-Four
Il business lots with improvements situated
on Main Street. For further particles apply to
ii COIN 70S Main Street
| AND FOR SALE.-640 acres patented 10 II.
- Secuett on Mountain Creek Dallas Co. about
III miles southwest from Dallas; title good and
VIII be warranted by responsible parties living
IN Texas HUNT, LATHRoP Il HAYES.
nov26-lm
EoR SALE-Farms for rent or sale situated 6
Il miles from Dallas. Comfortable houses;
plenty of water. Also rs acres well adapted to
fruit vegetables, or MELONS. Address o. Il.
B0wser JIG Elm, Corner Market street nov26
E0R SALE-A farm of 100 acres OF rich,
| l. black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas. One half in fine state of cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and timber--a nice, new
dwelling, with smoke-h house and other out
houses, and well of excellent, everlasting
water-ohercd low and on easy terms by
JONES & MURPHY,
Land agents; office No 700 Main street
E'OR SALE-A suburban home, consisting of
Il mouse with four rooms, an clubhouse, u
good cistern and two and n half or three acres of
land, SITUATED three iourths Of Il mile north OF
the courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, Just out
side Of the city of Dallas For terms apply to .
Gillespie, attorney at law, Office clio Main
street. Dallas, Texas.
EoR SALE-A splendid farm of over 600 acres
IL of rich black land situated on White Rock
| creek, about ten miles north from Dallas, and
| midway between Dallas & Wichita and Houston
y Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
| fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses.
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones Il Murphy, land agents. office 7Oi
| Main street.
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Learn This by Heart.

MY nerves will regain their vigor,
My brain will become more clear and
powerful,
My muscles be made strong.
My dyspepsia and indigestion no longer
trouble me,
My hearts regular action restored.
My blood be made pure,
My weak lungs be made more healthy,
and all the functions of my body restored
to their normal condition, and every symp-
tom of weakness, nervousness and debility
be removed if use Browns Iron Bitters.
News.
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9hpsician.

physician AND sURGEoN-Dr. Morton;
/ office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
dence $50 San Jacento street; telephone at resi-.
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Letter List.

The following is a list ofletters remaining
in the Postoffice at Dallas, Dallas county,
for the week ending December G, 1881,
which, if not called for in four weeks, will
be sent to the dead-letter Office. Parties
sailing for these letters will please say "ad-
vertised, giving the date of the list.
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gwcmtp-2:iuc Cent Column.
Sloticcs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may be handed into
~ our business Office up TO SIP. m, and into the
composing room up to l a. m.
NoTICE-The Mutual Self Endowment 4 Be.
~ nevolent Association Of America, under the
agency of Capt. L, IL Tillman, is meeting a dc.
mand long felt and needed in life
insurance that is, 1t pays under one
periods during life, thus placing him or her be.
yond suspension and forfeiture of policy after
long and repeated payment OF premiums. Cali
on the Captain ut his office with 'SW. s. Duncan,
Cor OF Main ana Lamar Sta, and get benefits OF
club rates before they are withdrawn die
81 000 win buy a first-class stock of gro
Ri.OOO eeries in Fort Worth No hard
stock Goods bought before the advance ana
only first cost asked. Must be sold before New
Year Location good; rent low Satisfactory
reasons given for selling. Address GROCER,
Dallas Herald Office Dallas, Texas. az
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Found.

EoUND-A receipt for FIVE hundred dollars
l. dollars, placed on deposit with firm in Abb
leno. Owner can get II by applying TO HERALD
office and paving for this advertisement, do
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Some ynlgaritle, Of "Good socIctY.n

sUBtu EU1EHrrtTVs OF 'UUUu SuUrUty
Asking questions, private and personal,
is one vulgar habit, and telling your own
business, which no one wants to hear is
another. Asking the cost Of present that
has been made to you; "pumpingn SER
want to hear what has been given by way
Ito; hard staring at table insolent disre.
speot to husband, wife, sister or
brother; showing temper In triiles and
making scenes in publics.. showing AN en-
barrassing amount Of fondness and making
love In public, covert snecr, of which peo-
wife complaining. Of her husbands faults
the bold assumption of superiority, and the
servile confession Of infinite unworthiness |;
all these are signs and evidences of vulgar.
ity..-yulgarity Of far worse type than that
which eats It's fish with q steel knife, and
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eNiscellaneoms aNants

WANTED-Six irst.class timers Apply TO
w J, H. LUDWICK, 727 Elm ST. diO.lt
WANTED'-A good tailor, to whom will he
" paid good wages. Apply to or address 4,
L. kENNARD, Longview Tex. d7-lw
WANTED-By II Kruegel, carpenter and
W builder, corner Sycamore and Commerce
streets at our carpenter shop from $40 to $40 900
worth of carpenter work, jobbing, etc, or ad-
dress lock box 1871, Dallas, Texas. noy6St. cow
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Capital Prize. 100000.

IIG1y TrlzeS nm0nn ing 10. ...,,,..,,... f5ll AN
Gen. g. T. BeNureg Of Lal wv
Gen. Jubal A, Early, IVA, Commissioners
responsible corr, spending agents wanted AT
all points, To whom a liberal compensation viii
be paid. "a
For further information, write clearly. giving
iull address Send orders by express or Reg,
cd only to "''''''''
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La
REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING.
Glass 4, Capital Prize 500 January 10 1882
Whole Tickets, 81 Halves ST.
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Extraordinary Semi-AnnuaI Drawing,

Under the personal suNervisiOn and management Of
Gen. G. I. BEAUREGARD. of IonIs,ana
and Gen JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virsinja'
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Lost

OST--A purse belonging to Mrs Fannie II
IL Coleman; name on the inside and liberal
reward for return Of same to Mitchell & scruggs.
diff 90
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MT. Scion Items.


Some items OF interest were not RENTED OF
account of indisposition since our last com
munication
Cha9stmas-We are reminded of the APP
preaching Christmas festivities by the bus,
preparations being made around u.s. At one
time we did not think, from the heavy ship
ments of poultry that single turkey would
be left to grace our table, but the boom in oul
poultry market has almost subsidized, and still
whole regiments OF turkeys wander about eul
farms awaiting rise in the market. One O.
our merchants shipped t.,100of dressed poultry
at one load.
Fair and Supper.-The Ladies of the South
ern Methodist Church propose having fail
and supper, on the evening of the 2Sth, fer the
benefit of their new gothic church, now APP
preaching completion. The ladies of the
Messy Greek also propose having dinner on
the Goth inst. for the purpose of furnishing
their new and very commodious church.
A Go0L Idea.-A new proposition was made
few days since which we are much gratified
to hear has taken very intensely III this re-
gion, and | hope it may prevail generally
that is, that instead of pounding our preachers
to death during the holidays, the meritorious
poor be literally pounded that they may be
enabled to appreciate the christianity that
teaches us to remember the poor-good sub
stantial food and warm clothing for the fam
shed forms that hover around too many hearth
stones. ITEMS.
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Wedding N the County.

- 1GeSsfsz ftfi parties, Cfffist
mas and other matters of public interest, nc
doubt your columns are crowded at this sea
son, but still hope you will allow me space
to chronicle a happy mixture of Christmas
and every day that had the pleasure of at
tending on the 22d of this month. Not tC
keep you in doubt any longer, the event was
the marriage of Mr.. John Lightner, the son o.
our efficient Sheriff, A. B. Lightner, ESQ tc
Miss Mary Virginia Dinke, the daughter Of
Robert Dinkle, Esq The wedding took place
at the hospitable mansion of the BRIDES father
near Jennings Gap, in this county and in spite
OF the inclement day quite number of guests
assembled to witness the ceremony, and bid
the young couple good speed.
The attendants were Bruce Dinkle,a brother
of the BRIDE and Miss - Sonner of Stras.
burg George Bear and Miss Mamie Beard
and VIM Patrick and Miss Emma Reeves
After the ceremony, which was performed
in an impressive manner by the Rev l. N
Campbell pastor Of Union Church, the as.
sembled guests were invited to a sumptuous
repast, and if there is anything in the homely
adage the proof of the pudding is in the eat
ing" everyone paid high compliment to the
viands.
l would like to give you a description of the
dressing, the decorations of the table, the dis.
play of presents, &C., but | am afraid my
mans wit is not equal to the. occasion. Suffice
it to say that everything was in good taste
~ Hl,o
were continued next day at the residence OF
the grooms father where number OF the
friends of the parties were assembled, and
everything in the way of eating, drinking and
good company that heart could desire was on
hand | know that you will unite with me
in all good wishes for the happy and prosper
GUS journey through life of those two on
whom hymen has SO recently shed his torch,
OCCASIONAL.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-29
Local Option.

We give herewith full list of officers elect
ed at the Local-Option Convention recently
held in Charlottesville, as it will give an ides
OF the character of the men engaged in the
movement:
PresMent-Ex-Govern William Smith
of Fauquier
Ntce- Pfewdents-W T. Wise, Accomac T
l.. Poulson, Alexandria; G. A. Bruce, Angus
ia; William A. Tyree, Amherst John L
Cochran, Albemarle John H. Edwards, Buck
ingham G. Tyree, Bedford A. B, Dunoway
Wills, Culpeper J. O. Shepherd, Fluvanna
Lewis Gillingham, Fairfax; A. B. Neale
Frederick Edward c. Turner, Fauquier; Jno
Pollard, Richmond; Joseph II. Dawson, Nor
folk L B Anderson, Hanover; Moses Walton
Shenandoah; J N Hank, Nottoway; x X
Charters, Spottsylvania H W Murray Louisa
p Huff, Nelson; J A Massie, King George
w B Hall, Madison; f NJ Edwards, Sussex
Dr. A Lewis Leitch, Rockbridge; G, A Snow.
ball, Prince William Robert Armstead
James City George B. Jennings. Greene
James Crowders, Roanoke; James s Brown
Orange; ] R Miller, Pulaski; Thomas E Tay
lor, Loudon; Samuel Lee, Lunenburg Sam
uel Reed, Henrico; William M Treadway
Hough, Rockingham; Vanderslice, Mat
thews w L Smith, Lynchburg W Watt
Gloucester w T Yancey, Rappahannock W
Fl Jones, Prince George; William H Christian
Middlesex Giles Cook, Warren; j w New
ton, Staunton; W G Dutton, Portsmouth; R
Jones Norfolk county; W ] Lumpkn, Amelia
Joel Flood Appomattox William McAllister
Bath Thomas L Williams, Brunswick; Will
liam A Smith, Charlotte B G Garrett, Frank
lin; David Sullins, Washington; President
Buchanan, Montgomery; Judge B G Miller
Smyth; Thomas C Anderson, Russell A
Riddick, Nansemond L Cockrell, Northum
berland; Judge Samuel Downy, Lancaster
Joseph H Crowder, Halifax; George Il Swan
Botetourt, Mills L. Watkins, Isle Of Wight
Stephen WIDEST, Alexandria county; John +
Bagby, Powhatan R Fl Powell, York; /
Brown, Chesterfield Josiah Ryland, King ane
Queen; William M Eddy, Winchester; r N
Booker, Stafford.
Eaecutape COMMUNICATION. John E Massey
Hon. James Lyons, M W Lakewood. Rev :
H Ryland, Richmond; Richard Lewelyn
Norfolk Colonel Robert Beverley, Fauquler
Dr. r N Pattien, -; DR.. N Taylor
Loudoun; w w Berry, Bedford; G n Hawk
hurst, Alexandria; w II Williams, n G Clop
ton, Richmond; j A Powell, Fluvanna: "
T Chandler, Caroline j N Stubbs, Gloucester
B Winston, Richmond; Rev. J II holmes
Richmond Rev Ed ward Jackson, Petersburg
Rev. s A Cutler, Louisa; Colonel 9 5 vena
Bile, Charlottesville; Revs Fields Cook, Alex
andria; George G Round, Prince william
Rev. A Binga, Manchester; S Turner, " :
Kidd, Nelson
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Mt. Sidney Items.


The reduction of fare one-half to Stanton
ar 4arrisonburg courts, by the Bait &'Ohio
IA road company, had marked effect on the
inc raYei to these two places from this
point ~ The court days just past. 1t is very
douo&Pi whether any one would have gone to
Hauia5nbnrg by rail but for this reduction
whist some IL or Is persons went on account
OFFS IRE travel by rail to Staunton was in
creased al least ten-fold. Seventy-six persons
BOARDED the train here for stanton. either
cooped up in a "boX'' car Oh carefully studded
upon Stats" In addition to the passenger
car attached, it required j box cars and flats
to carry the passengers. Better accommoda-
tions We're provided for the return trip Here
fore nearly all persons attending the courts
from this vicinity have Travelled by private
conveyance, whereas this reduction will in
duce nearly all to go by rail- This move is I'M
doubtedlya good one for the company and
for many business men; but it will have re-
verse effect on the general public by extract
ing fares from the pockets of many only be-
cause Its cheap" many persons who would
otherwise have remained at home on those
days will go now bouyed by the belief that
they have actually saped the amount of the re-
duction.
A nsef en&red the store of Mrs. Harper in
last Wednesday night through a window nm.
protected by shutters, broke open the money
drawer, and carried off the contents. amount,
ing to $15 Or $50. He seemed disposed fl
take nothing but money. The next morn;no
some one in the neighborhood found faw
torn postage stamps and small pieces of silver
by the side of the railroad above tho nlaoo
where it is supposed the thief camped Tho
stamps by comparing them with pieces re.
naming in the store were identified as tloso
taken fromthe money drawer A party went
in pursuit and overlook the person, colored
tramp, who gave his name as Jones. in Siam.
ton, with some money which was dent;f;ad -,
Mrs. Harpermuch Of it being mItiataJ ivy y
iAll to await trial 30 Piact1 IN
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MARRIAGES.

On the 22d instant, near Stribling Springs John
A. Lightner to Miss Mary Virginia Dinke both Au-
gusta
On the 22d inst, near New Hope, Jacob N. Armen-
trout, Of Rockingham, to Miss Hattie J. Kerr of
Augusta.
On the 22d Inst, In staunton by the Rev j. l. Mil
Ter, Henry L. Baxter to Miss " C. Foster, daughter
Of d. NJ. Foster.
On the 22nd inst, by the Rev. j. M. Frost in the
Baptist church, staunton, Capt. G. Eugene Harris
to Miss Josie G. Gibbs
On the 22nd inst, near Pond Gap, James H Painter
to Miss Sarah /. Smith, both of Augusta
On the 22d inst, Parnassus. Mr. VIM II
Berry to Miss Amanda Woods, of Augusta
On the 18th inst, near weyer's Cave Depot, Mr..
Abraham Mullen to Miss Amanda Jane ElJtnoer
both OF Augusta.
On Dec. 22nd near Weyer's Cave Depot, Mr.. Geo
A. Craun to Miss Sallie A. Brubeck both Of Augusta
On the 21st inst, at Midway, Mr. Philip j. sclater.
of Fluvanna, TO Miss Eugenia Smith, of Augusta.
On the 22nd inst, near West View Mr. James r
Trimbe to Miss Henrietta Edison, both Of Augusta
On the 22nd inst, Shefando, Mr. Owen f.
Wagner to Miss Gillie L, Baylor, both Of Augusta.
On the 22nd inst, near Mt. Sidney, by Rev. Lev,
A. wenger, Mr.. John W. Andes to Miss Julia r Nil.
Ter, both of Augusta.
On the 18th instant Summerdean, by Rev r
Stuart Cunningham, Mr. John S. Elliott to Miss
Roberta Arnold, both of Augusta.
Dec. 1st by Rev. j. M. Schreckhise. John + Rraa.
burn to Miss Mary j. Weaver, all of Augusta CO
Dec. Dist, by Rev. j. NJ Schreckhise, John T. Nc
Guffin to Miss Sarah Elizabeth Alphin all Of Rock
bridge CO,
Near Sherando, on Dec. 1lth by Rev A. w. Rich
afdson, Abraham Thomas to Miss Martha s. Hum
phreys, all of Augusta.
Near Craigsvile. on Dec. 14th by Rev. J. G. Myers.
John w. Tyler to Miss Fannie s. Glover all Of An
guSta
In staunton, on Dec. 26. by Rev. j. NJ. Frost, Mr..
John NJ. Parent to Lucy Jane, daughter of Ed F
johnson, all of Staunton.
On Dec. 8th inst, by Rev. J. A. Ruley, Mr. c. H
Puffenberger to Miss Sarah Halterman, all of High
land.
On the 18th inst, Monterey, by Rev J. A.
Ruley. Mr.. Jacob E. Simmons to Miss Bette Sim
mons, all Of Highland.
On the 18th inst at Green Hill, by Rev. H. Wade.
Mr.. Lewis N. Gibson and Miss Alice p Masters ali
of Highland.
At the residence Of the BRIDES father John Shutz,
near Green Hill Highland county, on the 20th inst,
by Rev. A. F. Laird, Mr.. A. W Bird to Miss Alice
ShultZ.
On Thursday the 29nd Dec, 1881, at the residence
of Mr.. Lambert, who lives Churchvtlle Angus
ia CO., by Rev. A. NJ. Evans, Mr.. John R. Kanost to
Miss Martha J. Fairburn, both Of this county
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RoCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER COMPANY
a Lexington correspondent OF the Richmond
Dsspateh says that an application will be made
in 8 few days to Judge VIM. Mclaughlin to
grant charter of incorporation to the Rock
bridge Alum Weter Company. The certificate
1lames as the incorporates of the company J..
Fred, Fffinger, president Rockbridge Alum
Springs c. M. Figgatt cashier Bank of Lex
dngtons ] P. Moore, r. K. Goodwin, II. H.
Meyers and William Walz. The capital stock
OF company net to exceed fifty Thousand dol
aars, divided into shares $500 each, the princi-
pal Office OF the company to be in Lexington,
Va. The following are the officers for the first
yesr 4 Il. Meyers president; ] D. Meyers.
seGret..H and treasurer; H. II, Meyers, C. M.
Fin aud ]. Fred Efinger directors.
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GoHNT4s CoURT-The December term of
the County Court commenced on Monday last.
The following isva summary of the proceed
ings:
Pf06ate.-Administrat was granted to
Geo. L. Orebaugh upon the estate of Elizabeth
Shelton, Decd and to Mary c. McGutfin upon
the estate Of Chas w McGufin, decd, both
with the will annexed.
Administration was granted to Henry G.
Early upon the estate of David Whistler, ST..
and to Michael McAear upon the estate of
Timothy Sullivan, decd JAS. G. HUMPHREYS
was appointed Guardian of Lizzie j. Branch
Pers0naI-Authority was granted Rev.
Samuel w. Haddon, of the Associate Reform
ed Presbyterian Church. to celebrate the rites
of marriage Justice Mitchell reported, and
paid into court, fine of 81, imposed upon
Jne. Thomas for profane swearing.
Roads-A change of the Puolc Road, pre-
cinct No. "a, N. r. District, was established
through the lands OF Christina Sheets and
Margaret Redner, upon the petition of S. j.
Redner and oAers. VIM. H. Groom was ap-
pointed surveyor of the public road, precinct
No 3, S. r. District in the place of Geo w.
Guthrie. A motion was submitted by James
NJ. Stout for the erection of gates across the
road lately established, upon the petition of
S. II. McCue and others, and upon which
Peter D. Sherman is Surveyor. The contract
for rebuilding the bridge over Christians
Creek on the Waynesboro road, near Brand s
Mill, was awarded to Geo w. Baternan, at the
price of 1926.
Cainaana1.-Commonwea vs. Brown Lind
sey, indicted at the last term for petit arcen-
cy was tried, and the jury failing to agree, was
adjourned over. Commonwealth vs. Chas.
Peyton and VIM Branaman--se,t on
on by Justice Kinney to answer an ind ctulent
upon charge of disturbing the public peace,
and stoning the house of John E. Helm cap
pearcd by counsel and the recognizanc enter
ed into before the Justice was enlarged ILL the
February term.
Miscellaneous Seventy-two deeds al other
| writings were admitted to record 81 ce last
term