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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-15
Moffett's Creek Items.

Crops-Our corn and oat crops are short, owing
to the cold weather. Wheat Is looking finely, but
the farmers are becoming somewhat alarmed about
the wheat crop. small ny or louise infests the
grain, and in many places the wheat heads are
completely covered by them. There are different
sizes of the insect-some Just able to crawl and
some large enough to shy. suppose It must be
what the people of the Western States call midge.-
the grain. r. G.
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SLATE MANrE1s.-The Albemarle Slate Co

SLATE MANTELs.-The Albemarle Slate Co.
of our sister county, is quarrying splendid
article of slate and manufacturing it into
mantels, hearths and house trimmings gener-
ally of beautiful patterns. The enterprising
builders, Shomo & Bissell, of this city, have
arranged to introduce these goods, and will
place them in some of the houses they have
now under contract. Parties who contem-
plate building, or who desire to introduce these
beautiful goods in their houses, should call at
Shomo & Bissell's factory and see the speci-
mems on exhibition there.
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The people of Baltimore are responding
literally to the appeals for aid from the
Patrick county, Va, sufferers. Several hun
dred dollars were subscribed on Monday last,
and large additions in money. corn and meal
were expected. Contributions are being made
in theseYeral cities of the State, and the ad-
joining counties are doing their duty. At
last accounts, the indications were that their
wants would be suppl ed and further appre-
tensions relieved.
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Baby Elephant.

Barnum is overjoyed with his acquisition
the baby elephant--and declares $500, 600
could not buy it,. He offers $50 600 for an in
surance of the life of the infant for'52 weeks.
Surely, if he knew the iull value of Reruna
and Manalsn, he would do no such foolish
thing, as they are the most successful protec-
disease while taking Pesnna before each meal,
and keeping the bowels regular with Man0l'n.
Ask your druggist for the book on the ILLS OF
Life" 7inF vs. ~
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lie. n. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.]
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.
As executor of John M HUFF, decd, will sell at
Public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Goth, 1882,
at 10 o'clock a. M, that valuable and desirable farm
one mile northwest of Churchville, ON jennings
Branch, owned by the late Jno. M. HUFF. The farm
contains
122 ACRES, ROOD, 7POLEs.
The soil is limestone clay, productiveand smooth.
ABOUT so ACRES is bottom land, and about 20
acres In fine timber.
The entire place is well supplied with running
water. The improvements consist of large
TWO STORY BRICK MANSION HOUSE,
Brick Kitchen, Stone Smoke House and Dairy, Good
Barn and all other necessary out buildings.
This farm is one OF the most desirable In Augusta
county, and will be sold cheap, as the undersigned
desires to settle up the affairs Of Its late owner.
TERMS-One- third In hand, and the balance in
equal 1nstaments at one, two and three years, with
interest from day Of SALE the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security. 3. L. HUFF,
June15-3t Executor.
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Eria's Exnerlanca.

ANOTHER CURE UTTERLY WITHOUT PREcK-
DENT
ERIE. Pa, Sept. 10th, 1881.
DIR. Hartman:-I cannot but express my
thanks to you for the great benefit / received
from the use of Ie,una and Mdfadlsn. One bot
tie of each placed me squarely on my feet, af-
ter q long sickness, which had laid me in bed
and then lett me lame and crippled. Three
days use of these remedies dispensed with the
cane and In week was perfectly well,
N. j. WRIGHT. a.
Business Agent. Erie Eueni,g HerG ID
Ask your Druggist for DR.. Hartman's Book
on the ILLS Of Life He will give it gratis.
II not, address DR.. Fl. at Osborn, o.
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1t is stated that there are at least 900 peo-
pie in Patrick county on the verge of star
walton, resulting from the failure of the
crops in that county last year. Appeals are
made for contributions of food, or means to
buy food, and responses come in slow.
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Among those from distance who were
present during the commencement exercises
of the Wesleyan Female Institute were Rev.
R. R. S. Hough, of Baltimore, Rev. j. c. Dice,
of Lewisburg, Rev. J. L. Clark, of Mecklen-
burg-all at one time stationed here, Rev. J.
s. Gardner, of Fredericksburg, at one time at
Harrisonburg, and Rev A. A. Eskridge OF
Harrisonburg.
Mr.. Harvey Houston, now of New York,
but formerly of Harrisonburg. is stopping
with his relative, J. Fred. Efinger, ESQ.,
Rev. John L. Clarke will preach at the Meth
odist church on Sunday next.
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TOR SALE

FOR SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY
STANTON,
THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE
situated on East Main Street, with
TEN ACRES OF GROUND,
in bearing Orchard, Garden and Forest Lawn, taste
fully laid out in walks, drives &C., commanding q
splendid view Of Mountain and Valley beyond, is
offered at private sale, at great sacrifice on account
of owners health. The improvements are frame,
comparatively new, while on the premises will be
found every convenience desired in q first class
city home. The HOUSEHOLD will be sold with the
property very cheap If desired.
This Is a rare opportunity to secure an elegant
homo in the "Mountain city," at q very low price
and on easy terms.
Apply on the premises to Mrs. J. W. Morrison or
address 8. D. Morrison, p o. Box 2l68, Denver, Col
orada, for particulars. 1unl5-u
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN VIRGINIA.
THE ALBEMARLE SLATE COMPANY
Quarry seven miles from Charlottesville)
are manufacturing
SLATE AANTLES, SHELL YES,
TABLE TOPS, HEARTHS,
TILE FOR FL 0ORLNG.
FANCY GOODS &c
once and warerooms, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Samples of Nantes, Shelves and Hearths can be
seen at the Factory OF SHOMO 4 BISSELL,
sTAUNToN, VA.
~ Please call and examine.
1unI5-3ms
NIRCULAR sail Styles and Colors.
" hODGERS-tn every form.
~ HAND BILLS and the
LARGEST DOUBLE PAGE POSTERS, gotten out at
''''-' -'''''0 '''O o''' sviRGIN1AN" OFFICE.
UNoR ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY PRINT
IL ING, such as 4frs f.a H7r4 r,.'t
BILL HEADS, sf 8aA
LETTER HEADS,
STA TEMENTS,
MOTIF HEADS,
y r, ENVELOPES ..r-
tsVIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
WE GAN AND WILL DO ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING
as handsomely and as cheaply as 1t can be done in
the Cities All we ask is a trial and COM
parison Of prices and styles
~ of Work n
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in all kinds Of
w Job Printing, in style, Press Work-the most
important part-and prices.
WITH EVERY FACILITY for the prompt execu
are confident of our ability give perfect sasisfao
ton In every instance.
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SUIT FOR A LARGE TRACT OF LAND.-Dur-
ing the past week, the Circuit Court has been
pretty much occupied with the trial of the
case of the Virginia Mining and Improvement
Co. VS.. Click, involving the ownership Of
about AZ 600 acres of land In Augusta and
Rockbridge counties The counsel for the
plaintiffs are Judge H. W. Shelley, g. NJ
Cochran, Esq, and Genl ]. E. Roller; for the
defendants, Ro. johnson, ESQ.,, and Maj. T. c.
Elder. The case was decided in favor of the
Dlaintiff
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The war in the Republican party in Penn
sylvania not only continues, but increases in
vlrulence and energy. 1t is a good way to
give the State to the Democrats now and in
1884.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On and after
Monday next. the 10th, the mail train on the
Valley road will leave at 7 o'clock in the
morning. The excursion train advertised for
Rockingham court will not run next Monday.
Parties who wish to visit Harrisonburg on
that day can go on the z O'Clock train. A
special will leave Harrisonburg for Stanton
at $50 O'Clock Monday evening.
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NEW ADVETIsEMENTs.

THO acknowledgement will be received until
i July lst to BUILD BRICK HOUSE at the Mt.
Tabor Parsonage to be finished by July 1st 1885,
Specifications, &C., with W. Z. Craig. Of staunton.
Il. W. SHUHT,
Swoopes Depot, Va.
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A NICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Attention is called to the auction sale of the
H. P. Dickerson property on Coalter street.
The house is large, roomy, pleasantly located
and neatly furnished, and the situation is very
desirable. This sale will afford an excellent
opportunity for the purchase of nice home.
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CHEAP LIGHTs.-The cost of light is quite
question with the domestic economist, and
with the prevailing high price of gas, the large
consumers are monthly called upon to meet a
bill which seems large, but which has hitherto
been unavoidable. Now we are offered an illu-
mlnator equal, if not superior, to the quality
of gas now being used, and at less than one
third the cost. To judge from the testimonials,
the Combination Gas Machine, advertised by
Mr. e. Bargamin, promises to supply long
felt want in this community. The machine
is made by solid company, and as each one
is warranted there would seem to be little risk
in giving it trial. Once under way, we are
assured that the cost of the gas, all told. will
not be more than rs cents per thousand feet.
Mr.. Bargamin will take pleasure in explaining
the working, cost, &c. of the machine, and it
will be worth the while of consumers OF gas
to call and see him.
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Notwithstanding the heavy exports Of
gold, we have gained in the precious metals
s17, 100000 during the year. This comes
from the mines and the mint There is
nothing that is frightening in this.
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Re. M. Gushing b Son, Auctioneers.]
A UCTION SALE
OF one Of the most DESIRABLE RESIDENCES In
the city Of Staunton.
At the request of the owner who has removed
from the city, we will sell at Public Auction, In
front of the Court House of Augusta county, on
SATURDAY, JUNE path, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock, p. M, that desirable
BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 3 Coalter Street, at present occupied by T. L.
EDMONSON.
The lot has front Of about 60 feet on Coaifer ST.
running back - feet, and has upon 1t first class
Two-stOry Brick Dwelling, containing rooms,
brick kitchen, stable. carriage house. and all the
necessary out.building. Supplied with gas and wa
ter, and in excellent repair.
AS the owner is determined to sell, q bargain can
be had.
Terms at SALE For further information apply to
e. M. CUSHING h SON,
iunl52t AucttOneerS
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MOURN1NG GOODS.

MOURNING GOODS,
Henrietta Cloths. Black Cashmere in mourning
blacks, Olympia suitings, Nuns veilings, In
els HAIR, In summer weights,
English Grapes, Grape
Wells, Buttons
Parasols Frtnges Ornaments, or anything else that
a. The above goods We guarantee In every par.
ticular, both as to Quality and Prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Lace Striped sateens, in Cream and White, Egyp
Dimiv saitinss, TrSnch MUS. in
Pink 1h Cream G,o Witt s,s and sai Blue
ct unusually
LOW PRICES.
LINON DRDACOAS. LINEN LAWNS. &C., &c.
CLERK's OFFICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
Pursuant to an act Of the General Assembly Of vr-
prescribing the manner In which records tor tho
Supreme Court OF Appeals shall be printed, and
proposals win be received By me, at this once, un-
tiil2 O'Clock, M, on
FRIDAY, THE asrd OF JUNE, 1852,
for printing all such records as the Supreme Oour
require for one year from July 1st, 1882. The pro-
posas are required to state sthe amount per page
include the paper, printing, binding, and q neat
cover with the style Of the case and the from
which the record comes neatly printed thereon."-
Ne unnecessary blanks allowed. Bond and secu rity
will be required.
AS the Clerk s required by law to sstake care that
the printing is properly done the right reserved
Of rejecting any proposals to do the work at any
place other than whore the Clerk supervise the
same.
The Clerk also reserves the right OF rejecting sny
and all bids which in his opinion do not fully
ply with the terms of the said act and OF deciding
who are responsible bidders" and what is sample
security" within the meaning of the act.
JOS. A. WADDELL,
1un8-St Clerk OF 8. @. A. at Staupton.
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Black Silk, Watered Silk, in great variety
very low at GLADKES.
The best stock of STRAW MATING in
town at Gladkes. maya.
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ARREsTED.-On Saturday last, the 10th instant,
young man calling himself Peter Hickey was ar
rested near the Blue Ridge tunnel by Barton Chew,
son of W. M. Chew, ESQ., of Waynesboro and brought
to town Of the parties suspected of commit
ting the outrage the young lady, Miss Ada
Black, near Keezetown, Rockingham county. He
answers the description In the Governors proclaim
alton Of the lesser Of the two men,-having light
hair and without beard, Is shabbiy dressed, but in
place of cap wears a straw hat, which he says
man gave him in Front Royal about ten days or two
weeks ago. have understood that the parties In
| terested in Rockingham county have been commu-
nicated with by the authorities here and the re-
ceipt of answer they will decide what disposition to
make of him X.
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BLACK and MOURNING GOODS,


Ladies' will do well to examine this line of goods
before purchasing, particular attention is paid
to this Department.
NEW DESIGNS IN
Black and Colored Satin Merveilleux,
. MORE re'1 Francois,
Moire Satin,
g I PIsln a satin,
New and Elegant Designs Of
DRESS GOODS,
IN PLAIN AND FANCY FABRICS.
NOVELTIES IN
FRENCH sATEENs, ENGLISH sATEENs, SCOTCH
TURES, SHUDDAHS, LACE BUNT-
INds, NUNS vEfLINas, AR
MURES, CHECKS, &C., &C.
.F0ULARD AND BLACK SILKS.
Especial care is taken to have only RELIABLE
GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,
Soft Oambrics, Nainsooks, Indian Lawns, Swiss
Mulls, Dotted Swiss, Nainsook Checks, Satin
PlRids, Linons, P1ques, Persian
Lawns, Victoria Lawns, &C.,
GREAT REDUCTION n, ..,c, .,
SEWING MACHINES.
You can buy from
JAMES w. NEWTON
First Glass Sewing Machine for 1876 and $27.5o,
with ali the extra attachments.
GRAND OPENINa.-
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
MILLINERY
every day at JAMES w. NEwToN's
The largest exhibition Of HATS, BONNETS, RIB
BONS, and FLOWEES ever before seen In
Staunton. az Ladies' come and
see the styles.
*x*BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.*x*
are more frequently known as such by an elegant
uBuE0 tntSH pretty ItCo, anu mtslly iduioS ny
using an i'll shaped corset destroy tho
symmetry of their otherwise shapely
figure. ALI ladies who have
any regard for their per-
sonal appearance
will call at
j. w. MENTIONS
and examine his Corsets before purchasing. Con
stantly on hand DR.. Warner's Nursing, Coraline,
Flexible Hip Abdominal and Health, for ladies and
children. Also Thompson's Glove Fitting, and 9TH
or Styles have the handsomest SILK Embroidered
Corset you ever saw for FIFTY CENTS.
prompt and special attention. All goods ordered,
not entirely satisfactory, can be returned and the
money will be refunded.
Address j. W. NEWTON,
Lock Box 81,
my6 Staunton, Va.
r r.HueHEs SEQ.
have Just opened NEW DRUG STORE at
LOG EAST MAIN STREET,
adjoining DR.. Arthurs Dental Office, where can be
found a full line Of
PURE DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
SPICES OF ALL KINDS AND TEAS.
ALSO q null assortment OF
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COLOGNE,
EXTRACTS,
FANCY ARTICLES &C.
Together with fine lot OF Tobacco and Cigars.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
day or night by thoroughly competent druggist OF
eight years experience. 1unl6-1y
SrR1sa Stock
my stock now offers the
GREA TEST INDUCEMENTS
CASH BUYERS.
In Cashmeres, Bunting and other
DRESS GOODS
all can be suited. In
MEMS and BOYS WEAR,
Iofrer the
BEST ASSORTMENT
on the market,
AfulLsstock of staples Of the very best standard
makes. The stock is complete and will be sold
ASLoW AS ANY ONE.
Mar N 1897 FM YOUNG.
poRTEE & RICE,
FRESH GROCERIES,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
No. 9 Augusta Street, Cruces Buildingh
sTAUNToN, VA.
KeOp constantly on hand everything in the Grocery
line and sell cheap for cash Orders s0lcitou, a,u
goods delivered anywhere in the city free OF
Highest market price paid for country proouco'
aug Sly
NEW STYLES,
Collars, GUNS, Ties, Fichues, oorsets' &c. &C.
at wELLERS.
For
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at $3.50 gallon. ]. Bumgardner at $500 and
upwards. For sale by
w. L. BUMGARDNER 81 Co.
$500 reward will be paid to any Lady that
can break on the hip DR. Warmers Flexible
Hip Corset. maya G. A. GLADKE.
OIL WINDOW SHADES, go cts each. Same
goods selling elsewhere at rs cts. This includes
all the fixtures, at GLADKE's. maya
Grass Cloth IS inches wide at 10 cents a
yard at GLADKE's. maya
Three pairs of LADIES STRIPED HOSE
for 25cts. at GLADKES. maya.
Come and see our WOOL DRESS
GOODS at 12a cts yard. GLADKE.
may4tf
Gladke is selling NEW PORT TIES at 80
cts. pair. maya
LADIES' STRAW HATS in great variety
at Mrs. Gladke's. may4n
Mrs. Gladke is selling nice Straw Hats at 25
cents maya
GLADKE has just received handsome as
sortment of Carpets at IS cents yard.
maya
Go and see Mrs. Gladke's new stock OF
SASH RIBBONS. may4h
Gladke has the best 10 cents BLEACHED
COTTON in Staunton. maya.
5000 dozen of LADIES' DRESS BUT
TONS just received at Gladke's at cents
dozen. maya
KNABE PIANOS AND SMITH AMERICAN Or
aANs.-A fine assortment of these supurD IN
struments constantly on hand at the new
Warerooms, in the Opera House building,
Staunton, Va. All are invited to call and ex-
anime. Old pianos taken in exchange tor new,
and full value allowed. N. II. BENNETT,
apr27 Salesman
Ask for GLADKE'S cent Lace Buntings
may4tf
90 to GLADKE'S tor bargains. maya
Mrs. Gladke is making the Handsomest dis
play of Flowers this season. maya
Gladke has the largest assortment OF Para
soils and Ladies' Fans in this market-all very
cheap. maya
500 pieces of Hamburg Edgings and Insert
ing, at from 8 cts. TO 81 so yard, at
maya GLADkEs.
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NARROW EscAPE.-On Thursday last Dr.
j. w. Harris, while taking drive in his bug
gy, with Miss Bessie McCue as his companion.
met with an accident which might have been
much more serious than it proved. In pass
ing out Lewis street, the horse manifested an
inclination TO stop, and while being urged by
the whip to go forward, made sudden turn
which precipitated the buggy down an en-
bankment, the animal still Ill the shafts, stand
ing on the slope. In this position DIR. Harris
let the lines fall in order to assist Miss McCue
from the vehicle, but before he could do this,
the horse made a plunge, lifting the buggy to
the road, and then he started at rapid speed,
free from the check of the reins. The doctor
attempted to leap from the buggy on the back
OF the horse, so rs TO seize the bride reins,
but, being lame in one leg from similar acct
dent year or so ago, he failed of the object,
and striking his breast against the horses
rump, fell to the ground, cutting his head
slightly and bruising his left arm. The horse,
frightened at the occurrence, increased his
speed and with no one to guide or check, he
rushed frantically out the Churchville road.
with Miss McCue alone in the buggy, and, with
folded arms, calmly and cody awaiting the re-
suit After running half mile at the top of
his speed, the horse was stopped by gentle
man who happened to be passing, and the
young lady assisted from her perilous position.
Her remarkable selfpossession and nerve
served good purpose on this occasion, for
any attempt to leap from the buggy would
have resulted seriously. AS it was she es-
capped without the least injury and very little
disconnected. DR.. Harris was considerably
Jared from the fall, as he is no midget. but
was out next day, driving the same horse, at
tending to his patients. 1t was narrow es-
cape all around.
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-
-<-4-<
The pest mentioned below has appeared in
different sections of the county, and millions
OF them lnfest nearly every wheat neld. Some
of the farmers inform us that whilst the wheat
heads are covered with them, they do not
seem to affect the grain. Mr.. Charles J. Bell
showed us head of wheat on Monday, every
beard of which was plastered oyer with the
little green eggs. The grain, however, was
perfectly sound, and did not seem to have
suffered in the least from the new foe. There
are some, however, who think the insect very
injurious. Asomewhat similar bug has also
made its appearance in the rye.
am disturbed by report that reaches me
| to-day from different,parts of this State that a
| sort of plant louise is preying upon the heads
Of wheat, sucking the plant dry. l have not
seen it, and know not what it is; but my in
terest in the matter induces me to suggest the
trial Of a remedy, I hope not too late, which
have found etficacious to destroy Hessian fly
and joint worm, and which, if it does no good,
can do no harm, and is very cheap. refer to
ater-slacked-mind, not air-slacked-lime, to
be sowed on the wheat of a calm evening,
when the dew of the night will form ley with
the lime, that may destroy or cripple the lice |;
as it certainly does fly and joint worm.
| Let it be applied at the rate of a bushel or
bushel and a half per acre, s0wed sostt, and not
against the wind, by hands and moving on
| ectelon-that is, in an oblique row, each man
few steps behind his next leader; all with
| their hands and face well creased to keep the
| lime from chatting the skin. The lime ought
| not to cost more than ten to fifteen cents
| bushel.
have suggested this thing so often that
almost feel as if it were intrusive OF waste OF
time to do so again, just as in the case OF my
sure preventive of cattle distemper. But my
friend Colonel Lady, of Rockbridge, to whom
have mentioned this matter, thinks it my
duty, and do it accordingly, remembering
the cxhortation of line upon line and precept
upon precept."
June. 1889. FRANK G. RUFFIN.
The fear that Rev John s. Martin, Presid
ing Elder of the Rockingham District, would
be ordered by the Bishop to Winchester to
take the place of Rev. Mr.. Harrison elected to
fill the vacancy in the Book Concern at Nash
vile, Tenn, occasioned by the election OF
Rev. A. w. Wilson, Bishop, caused consider
able feeling among the Methodists of this
place, where DR.. Martins family reside. Promp
| steps were taken to represent all the facts OF
the situation to the Bishop, and the response
came resembling the order, and the Presiding
| Elder will continue in his useful labOrs in the
District. 1t was a disappointment to the
Winchester Methodists. The Presiding Ell
| der OF that District and a Committee of the
congregation came up on Monday to escort
DR.. Martin down, but were informed that by
order of the Bishop he would remain in his
present field of abor.
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