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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

A CoNTEsTED VILLA matter OF gen.
sral interest, as it involves the legality OF
certain bequests to church institutions,
will be heard by Judge Mclaughlin at the
November term Of the Circuit Court of
Augusta. DR.. Henry J. Churchman died in
this city on the oath OF Jan'y, 1881. He
EFT real estate in Stanton and Nebraska,
aud personal property in bonds dc. His
will makes the following provisions To
his nephews. Henry j., and Tap Church
man ,sons of the late DR.. Vincent 7. Church
map, he leaves each the interest on $1,000
until he attains twenty-one years Of age,
The principal then to 60 to the Society Of
the Protestant Episcopal church Of the
Diocese OF Virginia for the education OF
poor young men for the Episcopal min-
istry.
To Alice Churchman, sister of these two ,
he leaves the interest on 81. 900. during her
lifetime, the principal at her death to go
to the same Church Educational Society.
To Miss Virginia Churchman, he leaves
$4,000 without any conditions. and provl-
ton is made that after all these legacies are
set apart the balance of his estate remain
Ing shall be handed over at ones to the
Church Educational Society named This
balance is estimated at from $4,000 to
81, 100.
The will is contested by the heirs-at-
law Ut the tesLator, not AS to the bequests
to his relatives but as to those to the
eharch society.
The heirs-at-law are represented By Geo.
u. Cochran, Jr.. and the Church society
by Judge Hugh W. Sheffey. The Admin
tslrator Of the estate is w. T. Rush, Esq.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06
Personal.

| At Mobile, Ala, Sept. 10Th. Mrs. Ehiiie
II. Moreland, who for several years ha'
been favorite summer visitor in otaun
ton, was married to John Wylie. ESQ.,
Mr.. W. is one OF the most prominent
| citizens Of Mobile, and was the DUST
ness partner of Mrs. Moreland's first nus
band.
Among the Colonels mentioned in con-
nection with the Brigadier-G eneralshlp IN
the regular army. is Genelal Getty, com
handing at Fortress Monroe. Gen. q. II
| brother-in-law OF Mrs. Col. NJ. G. Har-
man, of Millbrook. in this county.
Mr.. Jno. A. Tyree, for the last ten yeari
one OF the Gas Inspectors of Richmond, is
we learn, about to remove to Stanton.
Rev. ]. W. Rosebro, preached at Lewis
burg on Sunday week.
Mrs. Joanna Larguey, lady we'll known
in StauntOn, hao just donated to tho Cat b.
olic church at Low Moor, y bell weighing
500 pounds.
We are panied to learn of still another
death from malarial fever in the family of
Hon. VIM Milnes-that of his son Thos
}. Mines. Mrs. VIM. Mines is also Ill.
On Thursday night last Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Frazier gave handsome reception
to their son, MIR. Harry L. Frazier, and
his bride.
The Presbytery OF South Carolina a few
days since received from Lexington Pres
byty Rev. DR.. F. P. Mutually. His post
office is Walhalla, s. Q.
Charlie Arnall, of Augusta Ca. was
warmly greeted By . host of friends on his
visit to Stanton last week.
1t will prevent some confusion of names
II we mention that the Dr. Bell who has
been appointed Assessor OF Middle River
District, is lot DR.. VIM. Bell OF Mt. Sid.
ney, but DR.. VIM. J. Bell Of Mt. Meridian
How few OF the political canvasssrs of
the day have SO large claim ON the
compliment printed below. as the true
and gallant gentleman to whom it is paid.
The Highland Recorder" says
Col. Skinner is one OF the few political
speakers Of the present day who has the
Inanliness to be fair aud dispassionate in
his arguments, appealing rather to the
reason and Judgment OF his hearers than
to their passions aud prejudlces.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hartley, thu elocutionist,
we'll known in Stanton, is visiting Eng.
land.
We are sorry to learn from his attend
ing physician, DR.. J. w. Harris, that our
esteemed County Treasurer, Capt. Samuel
Paul, is quite sick.
Hon. Absolom Koiner was visiting Nor
folk this week.
Ex-Secretary, A. H. H. Stuart, is in
Washington city.
Mr.. Charlie J. Bell. who contemplates
removing from the county, has sold his
farm of 100 acres. near Stanton to Gar
rett G. Go.'ch, Esq, for Sc, 5000.
Mrs. Joanna Ross late Of Erie, Pa. has
been appointed teacher of articulation at
the D. D Il B. Institution, and Miss G..
Whitcomb, late of Mississippi, teacher of
painting. Miss Clara Seabury is Prof.
Turner's assistant in solo music.
Miss Mary G. Tapscott has returned to
Crawford, Miss. to take charge of her
school, after spending the summer in
Stanton with her auut, Mrs. J. A. Tenn
pleton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06
Local Politics,

Col. Chas. T. O'Ferrall will speaks AT
New Hampden, Highland, Tomorrow
Saturday night, the 7th inst: at Bath
G. H., Tuesday, the 10th inst, at Par
nassus. in this county. on Wednesday
night. the llth instant; at Spring Hill,
Thursday night. Oct. II; at Middlebr.'oS,
Friday night. Gee. 18TH; at Midway, Sat
urnay. Oct. IA, at P NJ, and that night
at GreenvilIe. tEY#TH$%
Capt. Ja,u.s Bumgardneri Jr.,and Vim.
Patrick. Esq, will aidrss, the psople Of
Spring Hill, in this county, to morrow
Saturday night.
II. st. Geo. Tucker. Esq /. addressed the
Harrisonburg Democracy ~. Thursday
night. There was big crowd, a brass
band, and every evidence that the Demo
Gratis are in the finest sort of spirits.
Jacob Y ost, ESQ, addressed the Read.
juster- Republicans of Harrisonburg, on
Tuesday night, the 10Th ult. The ..'Com-
mnnwealth'' says it was an .'Arthlr- Re-
publican speech throughout. - Then we
say it was an honest one. for that is just
the game of Liberalism in Virginia, to
make Republican party ia her borders,
and the man who doesn't know it could
Hardly be taught anything.
The Staunton Democratic Club, of
which DR.. A. M. Fauntleroy Is President,
held nesting in temperance Hall,
4hur-day night. After II short address
by Mr.. Marshall Mccormick. of Clarke
county. the club heard an tloq rent speech
from Nj. w. r. Alexander, OF Winches-
ter, which stirred up the boys wonderful
ly.
Next Thursday is tho day. for the great
Democratic picnic, given by the Middle
River Democracy at Fort Defiance. They
want every Democrat in the county to be
there. Don't let them be disappointed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06
Supreme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.

Fciday, Sept 2s.-Upon petition of r. 7. Barton,
admir- OF q: NJ. Brent appeal allowed from decree
Clevenger. Sc, VS.. Roberts executor, SC. Shenan
doah Valley h R. Co VS.. Griffith, &C.. four cases
&c vs.. G. s. Lee, &c, from Clarke. submitted on
briefs a Hanser, guard, &C., vs. King, &c: from
McCaw, from Clarke submitted on briefs. Grit
fiths executor &C., VS.. Ediys admir- from Freder-
lex, continued till next term. Taylor's vs. Taylor
and ais, from Warren. Submitted on briefs. No
session on Saturday
Monday, Oct.2-shenandoah Valley R. K. Co. vs.
Lewises. two cases from Clarke, argued for appel.
ants by Mccormick and Travers. and for appellee
BY S. j. q Moore. Osborne VS.. Castleman, from
Clarke. submitted on briefs johnson vs. Ander
son from Clarke. submitted on briefs Smith VS..
Bradford. &C., from Clarke submitted on briefs.
Jones Co. vs.. Miller, &c, from Warren, submitted
Ttesdag, Oct 3----Haddox vs. the County of
Clarke, continued till next term Atkinson, trus-
briefs. HansucKer vs.; Walker and ais submitted
on briefs. Mccormick, trustee. VS.. Atkinson, trus-
tee and ais, continued till next term Citizens Ma
ted on briefs. o. A. u M. Railroad Co., VS.. w. p.
Miles submitted on record.
Wednesday, Oct 4.-Brown vs.. Conrad, trustee,
and ais, petitions OF appellees for enlargement Of
the appeal bond denied. Geodwn's- admir-, vs..
&e submitted on briefs sears admr
Gordon VS.. Klxey and ais, submitted on briefs
billiard vs. billiard and ais continued till next term
would not be called further at this term there be-
Ing now in hand thirty three causes to be decided.
Cuc Iotu dllu
continued till the next term The court will remain
in session at Stanton till the 10Th inst delivering
opinions, &c.
CASES DECIDED.
Thursday, Oct. 5. 1S82-John E. Roller VS.. Peter
Rollers executor & ais, and Thurmond and wife
Hewe lett, &C., petitions for rehearing recent deciS
ions in these causes refused Hopper & ais vs.
Ihos W: Timberake & ais: opinion delivered by
Judge Christian, reversing decree of Circuit Court
No dissent. Jos. B. Shultz, &c, Hiram Hans
brough; opinion delivered by Judge Anderson, re-
versing decree of Circuit Court and remanding the
case. Judge Staples dissents on some points but
concurred in the main. Ann S. Penn VS. Guggsn-
hslmer & ais; opinion by Judge Staples affirming
inson VS.. Mays trustee, & ais; opinion by Judge
Burks, affirming decree Of Circuit Court No dissent
Goes admir-, vs.. Parshall & ais. opinion by Judge
manding cause.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

hundred yards outside of the town. Her,
line Of sentries was stretched across thu
road and Nj. Duke was told if he attsmp
ted to cross 1t he would be shot and Mr.
W Gods was informed that "We want tx
hear nothing from you, Sir.'' A large oal
tree stood near the road just, inside of {
stone fence. Rhodes was pulled over the
partially torn down fence and his arml
tied behind him. He was heard to ask
for time to pray. In moment he wal
swung up. Something being the matter
with the rope he was let down when be
said, "lf you will give me ten minutes te
pray I'll tell you all. Lee and mother
knew nothing about it," Here his speech
was cut short and he was strung up again,
The mob evidently apprehendad that there
might be interference and did not propose
to waste time on confessions. The men
waited some minutes watching the body
swinging in the misty moonlight and then
disappeared.
Commonwealth Attorney Woods had
the body cut down and sent to town for
DR.. Lewis who came. but Rhodes was past
resuscitation though it is said life was not
extinct when he was taken down. This
morning there WAS nothing In the town to
remind it of the lynchers, except two or
three Ownerless horses that were wander
ing about. The body Of the victim will be
delivered to the relatives.
THE REMAINING RHODES. W.
Ny business at the Jail to-day was to see
the brother who had such narrow escape
last night. He is n good-looking young
fellow, but seemed in very agony OF ter
ror. To the question II he had been down
tn see his brother 8 body. he replied ''Not
vct''; he no longer denied that it was his
brother. All the prisoners In the Jail SEEM
ed to be terror stricken. The trial of Leroy
for the Massey murder commences next
Tuesday la the Albemarle Circuit Court.
Since the murder. the Rhodes, house has
been burned down, and the moderated
three months ago in the almshouse# 5As
death has removed nearly all the evidence
that might be ELECTED against Lee, there
IL hardly likelihood that he will betiung
however guilty he may be. ST#
THA FEELING IN THE COUNTY
The feeling in Albemarlc over thelynch-
ing may be inferred from the folio wing re-
u ark OF a prominent citizen OF the county
sit IS an outrage on the law-abiding repu-
fution OE the community a blot'Ou pur
county. and every man engaged init slihnld
b. prosecuted-that is my public iopiuian !;
my private sentiment is that il was tne
right thing to do, and every good citizen
ought to be- thankful to the smsn that lid
it," Nh Fl. "a. II
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

RELIGIOUS INTKLLIGENCE.-A the
Baptist church in this city, commencing
next Tuesday night at 1880 O'Clock. Rev.
DR.. Hawthorne. the distinguished pastor
Of the First Baptist church of Richmond
will preach every night of the week.
Rev. J. N. Frost will preach at Mint
Spring next Sunday at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Preparatory to the administration of
the Lords Supper at the Second Piesby.
terrain church here next Sunday morning,
Rev. James NJ. Murray, Of Bethel, will
preach there tomorrow at IL A. NJ, and
also on Sunday morning.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06
MARRIED..

RANDOLPH-JEWETT.-- Baltimore. at the
residence Of the BRIDES uncle, Mr. John X. White
son, Col Beverley 8. Randolph. Chief Engineer Of
the b & y. R., to Miss Mary =. Jewett, daugh-
ter of John M. Jswett. deceased. of Shepherds
town.
Observation-Disclosures st. Louis. Mo-, at the
residence of the brides father Mr. d. e. Shields,
formerly of StauntUn, by Rev. DR.. Curry Mr.. u.
w. Hartman. Superintendent of Staunt0n Water
Works, to Miss Ella Shields.
OWNSEND-rYLER-On Oct Sd, by the Rev DR.,
Myers MIR. Henry J. Townsend Of Norfolk, Va.
to Miss Bette v. Tyler. of augusta county.
Richmond Dispatch and Norfolk Landmark please
copy.
HALL-FITCH-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents. Sept. 2sth, by Rev. Il. w. Kinzer. Major
Houston Fall and Miss Augusta Fitch.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

THE WINCHESTER FAIR commences
next Tuesday, lasting four days. There
will be 200 Indian children visitors from
the Carlisle lPa.) school; a competitive
drill of the I'd Virginia regiment, Col. W.
L. Bumzardner. commanding; trotting
races, bycicle riding, &c. The Valley
train leaves at A. NJ. and the round
trip ticket from Staunton is only So. On
Wednesday, the special train from here
will, it is stated in the bills carry the
West Augusta Guard, Capt. T. J. Crow
der, and the Stonewall Brigade Band
That train will reach Winchester at II
A. NJ, and returning, leave there at S +.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06
The Comet.

There are more early rlsers now in Staun-
ton than any time since we could remem-
Der. The hour OF 4:30 A. M. is the favor
tie and the beautiful comet is the object.
1t lies just above and south of Bessie Bell
mountain, and heads East. It is brighter
though not larger than the great comet Of
1858, but has dark channel along the
tail which gives it the appearance of a
body with two wings!s 1t is backing off
from the sun, but still presenting its head
to it. 1t was nearest ESTIMATED by as
tronomers at four hundred thousand
miles to the sun on the 18th of Septem-
ber. 1t is likely that by the end of this
week it will no longer be visible. This is
the third time in hundred years that q
comet has been visible in daylight.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

j A MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING
Mr.. Jacob Miller and his mother, Of this
county. narrowly escaped being drowned
in Middle River, at Cline's Mill. on Fri
day evening last. Mr.. Miller, who was
driving balky horse, attempted to cross
the river at that point, which, owing to
the heavy and recent rains, was much
swollen. When they had reached abou t the
middle Of the stream, the horse refused to
proceed further, and wheeled short round
with his head down the stream, and laid
down. The current then swiftly bore
them down the stream for several hundred
yards, when they struck an eddy and all
would have been speedily drowned had it
not been for the presence Of mind of
Messrs. Jacob J. Siegel and B. B. Lucas,
of New Hope, who happened to be near
and went to their rescue, not effected
however, before the horse was drowned.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

STANTON MADE FROM STEM TO
STERN.-On Wednesday last, Messrs Lynn
Il Eyler, shipped away a sample spec
linen of their ''Corn-stalk Crusher
and Masticator" for exhibition ut the
Northern and Western Agricultural Fairs.
1t is as finely finished as piece of parlor
furniture. and is mounted on rollers. The
best of it all is that it Is all made in Staun-
ton, iron, wood, and painting. 1t is the
pioneer of Staunton industry and inven-
tive genius in other States.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

A GANG OF PROFESSIONAL BURGLARS
IN THE VALLEY.-On Thursday night Of
last week three iron safes In Harrisonburg
those of the Valley depot, Of w. NJ.
Hazelgrove, and Of Yancey Il Kent. were
blown open by professional burglars with
powder. They obtained several hundred
dollars from Mr.. HIS safe but very: little
from the others. In Woodstock the fol-
lowing Saturday night the same gang blew
open the safe OF Hottie, Smith i Co, but
only got 49, They escaped from Wood
stock on 9 hand car.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

DEATH OF AN OLD TEACHER
Monroe, who taught school for nearly for
ty years i'll Augusta county, died at Plain
we'll, Michigan, few days ago. He il
we'll remembed as having taught in vari
Gus parts OF the county, but for the long
est,period Of time on Christians Creek
Many Of the best citizens OF Augusta com
menced their education under old Joshua
Monrus
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

A VERY VALU ABLE FARM NEAR
IL STAUNTON FOR SALE.
My business requiring my entire attention in
Staunton, both day and night, have concluded to
sell priyately. my Farm. containing l2o acres, and
Staunton, on the Lexington pike.
1t is admired by every one as the
finest property near Staunton. Its 4 I'M -
improvements consist of fine s81rnaESsAsrsA11
Brick House containing 6 rooms and SA IIis SfnakM
cellar;a Kitchen, Stable, Smoke &ssl1asa
house and other out houses. all in good repair and
almost new; an Apple Orchard of select and never
falling fruit OF 400 trees covering u acres of
ground and noted Of the finest in the county
a young orchard Of 12C Peach trees; an Ice house,
lately built alta cost of $500 and capable of storing
10000 cubic feet of Ice.~
About 40 acres is finely set in clover and the
whole farm under good fence, "a large portion of
it being entirely new,) the orchard having an up
anddsWn plank fence around it.
1t has never failing Spring about Is feet from the
dwelling, and is also fine place for Dairy and
Market Garden.
Title Observation-Disclosures liberal and terms
cash. Possession given November lst, 1882.
TOM BURKE.
sept 29tf StauntOn, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-The following
special Grand Jury have been selected and
fourth Monday In October, 1882. of the
County Court of. Augusta, viz: Beverly
Manor District-Casper K. Zirkel. Benja-
min F. Whitmore; Pastures-Henry II.
Hanger; Riverheads-P. B. Hogshead.
George P. Lightner; North River-James
G. Goodman, Daniel Fishburn Middle
River-Benjami J. Craig, K. B. Koiner !;
South River-Thos. H. Antrim.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

HIGH PRICE OF BUTTER AND EGas.-
Its remarkable and probably unprece-
csdsnted fact that since April last the
prices for butter and eggs in Staunton have
been the same as lin Baltimore; Philadel-
phia and New York. This state of af-
fairs has had the effect of making the ex-
press business in those articles very dull.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Sunday morn
ing. week, while Mr.. David Doom, we'll
known citizen of Beverly Manor, was har-
easing up an old family horse. it turned
and kicked him, breaking the elbow of the
right arm, very painful injury. DR.. A.
M. Henkel was calledjn and rendered the
necessary aid.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

DIRECTORS OF THE VALLEY TURN-
PIKE Tho State Board OF Public Works
'has appointed the following Directors in
the Valley Turnpike Board: John H.
Parkins, Of Augusta; r. A. Stephens, Of
Rockingaam; M. NJ. Moore, She nandoah;
H. Logan. Shenandoah, q. A. Boiler, Au-
gusta. And as Proxies. to represent the
State 3 interest. Robert s. Harnsberger,
Of Augusta, VIM. F. Gains, Of Rocking
ham, and Gen. j. G. Meem, OF Shenando-
ah.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

FINE FARM EoR SALE.-The farm ad.
vertised for sale by Tom Burke In another
column, is one of the loveliest situations
around Stanton. Beautiful lawn, fine
orchards. full spring, fertile soil, excellent
dwelling to make q nice
home. 1t is for sale privately.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06
Obituary.

On July 18th. 1882, Mrs Mamie A. Heller, aged
Sc years. months and Is days.
For many weary years, the summons had
had no terrors Fer long while Mrs. Heizer had
been member OF the Presbyterian church at
Waynesboro', Va, and the faith which she pro.
ness and in the hour of death. Conscious to the
last it was her privilege to hear clear and unm is
ness Of her Saviour. "Blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

BREvITIEs. Those who have cOnfeder-
ate coupon bonds, Confederate stamped
envelopes, and like curiosities of the civil
war, will find a chance to sell them by
reading g. F. Johnston g advertisement in
another column,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

This property consists Of 1880 acres .s,saaassa
Of land situated on the Blue Ridge or sESEf ga
South Mountain in Augusta county, XxIEEHK
about IL miles east of SJauntOn. and
about miles east of the Shenandoah @sSS4SsGA61
Valley Railroad.
There is valuable Spring of Chalybeate water,
possessing rare medicinal properties on the land.
This property by improvement can be made val
liable Summer resort and for that purpose possess
es natural advantages unsurpassed by any other
property in Virginia.
Will also sell ut the same time and place, several
tracts of mountain land adjoining the aforesaid
property either separately in connection with the
Springs tract as Whole, or in parcels, but in case
OF sale OF all or any of the said tracts independ
ent OF the Springs tract right of way will be reserv
ed over said tract or tracts to and from said Springs
tract.
The tracts are as follows:
Lot No. l, containing 6,2 acres.
Lot No. 6, containing AS acres, rood and POLE
Lot No. S, containing IS acres roOds and 16 poles.
Lot No. lO, containing $50 acres, roods and IS
poles.
Lot No. II. containing $40 acres. l rood and %
Lot No 12 containing SIC acres, roods and q
poles
These last named tracts are said to possess yalua
bic deposits OF iron and other minerals
TERMS OF SALE,-Enough cash in hand to pay
costs OF suit and Sale and the residue upon credit
of one two and three years, in equal instaments,
the purchaser executing bonds therefor, with ap-
proved personal security. bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and the legal title retained ultimate
security.
P. A BAYLOR,
\ sept E94t Commissioner.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

*.*Help yourself and 9th srs will help you." But
dost fail to Use Kidney for all liver, kidney,
and bowel complaints. costiveness, etc. The de-
AAnd Of the people for an easier method of prepar-
ing Kidney Wort has induced the proprietors, the
we'll wholesale druggists, Wells Richardson
Co., OF Burlington, VT, to prepare it for sale In
liquid form as we'll as In dry form.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-06

Just received from Importers In New York, tho
largest stock of London Fine Twist Double Breech
and Iuzzle- Loading Guns Call and examine cur
stock and save money.
FRANK ALEXANDER & 90.
cot A1n