The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-11-02
Remember the Rally, Monday night.

A post Office has been established at BOlar
Bath County, Va, with Geo. T. Eakle, post
master.
Stand to your guns on Tuesday and wheT
the sun goes down, it will rise the next day
o a Free Virginia.
Jacob Sumerville, of Augusta county. wal
received in the penitentiary on the 2eth, Il
serve three years for burglary.
Oscar c. Peyton young man well knowr
and highly esteemed in this community, Ii
now representing Baltimore House, as com
mercial traveller.
Tuesday we had the pleasure of a cal
from Mr. Thomas, of the Republican. May
vile, Ky. While In the city Mr.. T. was the
guest of Mr.. Harry Frazier.
Isetta Brown, colored woman living IL
Court House Alley died Of lock jaw on Tues
day of last week. The fearful disease resulted
from a cut in the hand by broken bottle. sew
eral weeks ago.
Free Ballot, Free Speech, and Free Press, in
dependent Of the tyranny ofcourt house rings
Free School, and Free and Fair Election, are
at issue in this campaign and must be decided
on Tuesday next.
On Tuesday night of last week, Mr.. James
A. Hounihan WIS elected Commander of the
Augusta Engine Co., to fit the vacancy occa.
stoned by the removal of Capt. Michael Cox
to Richmond, and his consequent resignation
Mr.. VIM. Forbes. the popular and valuable
General Agent of the Valley Mutual Life As
ISOLATION, is, We are glad TO learn. improving.
For two months he has been ut deaths door,
18th typhoid fever, and it seems almost a
Fracle that he should be on the mend.
1--WE have been requested to state that at the
late Baldwin Augusta Fair the first premium
ON butter was awarded to Miss L. c. Turk in
stead of Miss L. A. Fink as published, and
that the special premiums ON best silk and
calico quilts were awarded to Mrs. L. A. Turk
instead of Miss L. A. Turk.
hessrs. C!inedinst s. Bodell, of Stanton,
were awarded diplomas at the Rockbridge
County Fair for one.horse carriage and ladies'
buggy phaeton. A. w. Harm an, jr., for best
one to two years old Fl ly; best one year old
sweepstakes diploma for best one year old
filly; for best long wool sheep, and sweep
stakes for best buck.
At the residence of the brides father, John
Groves, ESQ.,, of Long Meadows, yesterday, al
u m, DR.. r. T. Davis, of Hermitage, was
married to Miss Bette Groves. They are a
popular couple and have the best wishes for 9
life filled with happiness and prosperity. At
ter an extended tour of the Northern citiei
they will return and settle at Hermitage.
At meeting ofthe Greenvllle Young Men,
Christian Association on the 2lst, the follow inl
officers were elected, for the 9Th year, thu
President W. w. Fix. having been elected
week previous, as we learn from the Banner
LIST vice Pres, G.. A. Shields; I'd vice Pres, G
W. Fitch; Bird vice Pres. !, Jas w. Miller Scc'y
A. G. Christian; Cor. Sec'y, VIM. F. Smith
Treas, S. F. Pilson Lib, T. Van L. Davis
1t should be the object of every man who
may be in attendance at the polls, whethe
as an official, worker, or locker on, to d.
all in his power to preserve the peace ant
maintain friendly relations with his politica
opponents. Let the proverbial good conduc
OF our people at elections be maintained OF
this occasion, and all will feel better after th,
contest is over.