Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-26
-sTAUNToN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADvE
supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia.

Supreme Court Of Appeals of Virginia.
Monday Sept. BIN the cases of Board Of Ed
ucation. &C. VS.. CAN'T. &C., the order entered on
the 18th inst. was SO modified as to authorize
the Planters National Bank of Richmond to
execute bond in the penalty of 5000, 900, in
stead of $4,000. -.-
McAllister vs.. Bodkin. &C., from Botetourt.
argued for appellant by George w. Hansbrough,
and for appellees by Edmund Pendleton, and
submitted.
Ann S. Penn VS.. Guggenheimer, &C., from
Botetourt, argued for appellant by Edmund
Pendleton. t,.
Tuesday. Sept. I'm. L. Walton, of Wood
stock, qualified to practice as counsel in Court
of Appeals.
Strayer and wife VS.. Long, &C., from Shenan-
doah. Rule against appellants for new appeal
bond in larger amount. argued by M. L. Walton
and q. st. Geo. Tucker for the Rule, and by II.
c. Allen and W. w. Crump against; and time
taken to consider.
Penn vs. Guggenheimer, argued for appellees
by George w. Hansbrough and J. II, H. Figgat.
Wednesday. Sept. 20.-Penn VS.. Guggenheimer.
&C., argued for appellant by Edmund Pendle-
ton submitted.
L. R. Robinson VS.. Mays, trustee. &C., from
Botetourt, submitted on Briefs Ed. Pendleton
for appellant. and Geo. W. Hansbrough for ap-
pellees.
Newton Switzer vs. Madison McCulloch, from
Botetourt, argued for appellant by J. 81. II. Fig
gait, and for appellees by FRANK T. Glasgow.
CASES DECIDED.
Ihurday, Sept. N.-Strayer, &C., VS.. Long, &c.
Rule discharged. the court being Of opinion
that the appeal bond of $500 is sufficient.
On petikon of Alfred Castleman's admir- &
ais. Appeal allowed and supersedeas awarded
to decree of circuit court of Clark county in case
of Dorsey. &C.. VS.. Castleman, &c. r.
In case Of Jones's executor VS.. Purdie & ais.
from Surry county. Appeal and Supersedeas.
Record goes to Richmond.
Gold VS.. Marshall. &C., from Clark county.
Opinion delivered by Judge Anderson. affirm
ing decision of Circuit Court. No dissent.
Roller VS.. Rollers ex'r, &C., and Carpenter vs..
same. Opinion of Court delivered by Judge
Burks. reversing decree Of Circuit Court Of
Rockingham. Judge Anderson delivered an
opinion dissenting in part.
Helsley and Cam vs.. Foltz's admir-, &C. Opin
ion delivered by Judge Staples, reversing de
cree of Circuit Court. No dissent. f
| Thurmand and wife VS.. Hewlett, &c. Opin.
ion delivered by Judge Christian, affirming de-
cree of Circuit Court. No dissent.
| Giles Cook. Jr., and Henry II. Downing, O.
Front Royal, qualified as attorneys.
Switzer VS.. McCulloch, argued further by Ed
Pendleton and Geo. W. Hansbrough and sub
mitted.
| Friday, Sept. o. George A. Cralle VS.. LOUIS
W. Cralle. Petition for appeal from decree Of
the Circuit Court of Nottoway county, refused
by all the Judges. l-
/ John L. Circle. Jr., vs.. Armentrout and wife
& ais. from Botetourt, argued for appellants by
Geo. w. Hansbrough, and for appellees by Ed
Pendleton, and submitted.
John L. Etzler vs. VIM. Moore, from Bote
tourt, continued till next term.
Jos. h. ShultZ & ais. vs. Hiram Hansbrough
from Botetourt, argued for appellants by Frank
W. Christian.
No session on Saturday.
Monday, Sept 25-Mrs. B. F. W. Boyce VS.. j
T. Strother, &C., submitted on printed argu.
ment.
Shultz, &C., VS.. Hansbrough, argued for ap-
pellants by Ed Pendleton, and submitted.
Satterlee & Penny vs.. John Cameron, from
Clarke county, argued for appellants by Mar
shall Mccormick. and for appellee by s. ]. G.
Moore.
GLADKE is selling DIR. Warmers improved
Flexible Hip Corset. tits the best for $l.O(
ever brought to this market. may2-t1
| DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN CLUB AT SPRING
HILL.-A a meeting of the Conservative Demo.
cratic citizens Of Spring Hill and vicinity held
last Saturday night, at which was present a
strong turnout of voters, a club for the cam
paign was organized with the following list Of
officers: President, Esquire John A. Mills
Vice Presidents. W. w. Clinedinst, Alex. Bell
George Dunlap. and Major Erwin; Secretary
J. P. Morrow Treasurer, VIM. Bell After the
organization of the club H. st. George Tucker
ESQ.,, addressed the meeting upon the issues Of
the canvass, in a speech Of two hours which
was earnestly listened to. He made plain how
great is the love of the Great Stall
wart-Arthur- Grant-Administration party for
the Democratic people of Virginia; how strong
| the Hon. John Paul had been in his representa-
ton of his Democratic constituents on the floor
of the House of Representatives, and how strong
a claim upon all the State the Little Boss, with
| the big I, has. All of this in horn. Not less
than hundred and seventy five persons were
present at the meeting, and at the close of II
nearly all of them enrolled themselves in the
ranks of the club. The people in this precinct
are thoroughly stirred up and will give noble
account OF themselves on Lne I'm OF NOVEMBER.
| Hurrah for O'Ferrall
Three pair ofLADIES' STRIPED HOSE for 25
Il cents at GLADKE's may2-tf
| THE Books TO BE USED IN THE AUGUSTA
SCHOOLS FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARs.-The
County Board at its annual meeting adopted
| the following books for the next four years. be-
ginning August LIST, 1882: --.
| Venables Arithmetics. etet ---'.-
Spencerian Copy Books.
Eclectic Geographies-Nos. and2.
Maury's Revised Manual and Maury's Physi'
cal Geography.
Harvey's Revised Grammars.
Magill's History of Virginia.
Il History of the United states not yet decided
upon. --..
sheldon's LIST. I'd, 3rd. and 4th Readers, and
| Halmes's 9th and 9th. -.r,.
Holiness Speller. -..-
4 Webster's Dictionaries. -'a-
| CHARLES GRATTAN.
A SENSIBLE CARD.-The card of VIM. Heven
er, Esq, former chairman of the Executive
COMMITTEES of the Readiuster organization fol