The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-10

even The bricks, Il Il said, were carried
away. Rev. Y. G.. Walker, of this county,
who was there last week attending prs,
bytery, was presented by a friend with a
pretty and useful walking-cane made from
a piece OF locust-wood that came out Of tbc
house.- Stdnnton indicator.
In King George County Court Thursday
.ne trial OF Frank Burkeman, charged with
killing Captain Nelson and mate Of the
schooner Fannie Southland, was begun.
Patrick county has an industry in the
shape Of pennyroyal- and sassafras.o,l
factory. II is said the oils there made are
OF high grade and command large prices
In the Eighth Barbour will beat the boss
spcllist so Farr that the way-Farr-ing man
though he be fool, as he journeys into
FAR country viii Farewell forever 10 Dict
farr.-ScottsriIie Courier.
Charlie Haniord, Of Guilford. well known
To the people OF Loudoun. will proceed
10 New York next Monday to Join the Wi.
liam Stafford Company, with which he will
travel during the coming season.
There Is only one bar-rnom in Warren
county outside Of Front ROYAL. and in
those neighborhoods where lIauor Is NOT
sold the people are so well pleased that
they would not have it otherwise.
Rev. Henry Jennings, OF Edinburp
Shenandoah county, died at his residence.
IN that place, on last Tuesday evening:
aged about seventy years. lie had been a
minister Of the Christian Church for num-
Der Of years.
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Com
pany Is now enclosing five acres OF land.
generously donated by Mr.. a. Fornev. i'm
mediaiely upon its line and about mile
and hall northwest OF Front ROYAL. for
cattle-yards.
Diphtheria is raging in several sections
OF Piusylvania county. II seems TO be \
most malignant type, and seldom, If ever.
are the patients relieved whenever attack.
ed. The deaths in one neighbOrhood ave-
rage four to six q day.
\ protracted meeting viii begin in the
Baptist church at LignUm. Culpeper coun-
~, on the third sunday in this month.
Rev. 4. b. Dunaway, Of Caroline county,
and Rev. Mr.. Robertson, Of Grafton. VI.
Va, will assist the pastor, Rev. Il. II.
Stone, on that occasion.
The road in many places that leads from
here to King George Courthouse is I'm q
wretched condition, and seriously reflects
upon those whose duty it + to keep roads
in repair. The condition OF the road must
OF necessity depreciate the property that
borders on the same. -ErederickSt,rG Star.
Oscar johnson. hiehly-respected co.
l0red citizen OF BlacksburC. aged about
siXty-tiye wears, was struck and killed 10y
lightning last Friday. He was found dead
ne IA Of .. So 10
dence Of the late ColonelR. L. Preston. on |
Sunday.
a fire broke out in the lumber and plas-
tcr-mill Of HirSt & Smith. at Purcelvillc, |
Wednesday night, consuming the entire |
building and all it, contents. Loss, from |
$4,000 10 5000; insured in the Loudoun |
Mutual for $4,000. Origin Of the fire I'M
known.
Put your gimpscs on. Yes, put them |
on now. You will not need them after the /
It'll Of next November, a. YOU will DE total |
" blind, alone. and friendless. The yeo- /
many 81 the country have made your COT /
fin, the sentence pronounced. and the |
ropes are dangling from the beams. What /
a wholesale execution Of Malone robbers /
il viii Ice ,-IrarkIin Gazette.
The records Of the Corporation Court OF |
Frcdcrickshu Va. show that on Felru- |
arv II. 1882. a bill OF divorce was granted I
to Laura T. Pynchccu, OF said place, from /
William McPyncheon, # Washington, y. /
G. The parties were married IN Washing /
ton city December l., 1871, ~ the Rev. /
DR.. Parker. and had lived together until /
April, 1879. She resumes her former name I
OF Laura L. Ofut.
on Tuesday some little children were /
visiting at the residence Of Mr. George /,
Hunt. near Aldcr's SchOol-house, and eve |
nins coming on, Mr.. Hunts daughter.
about ten wears Of age. started to take them /
home. When they arrived at piece OF
woods. q colorcd boy named William Bean |
er. about eighteen years Of age, who was |
working near by. seized the girl-who, |
being deaf. probably did not hear his ap- |
proach-and committed an outrageous as- |
sallt upon her. The screams Of the smaller /
children attracted Mr. Hunt and other men /
IA the spot. who gave chase, and after pur-
suing the boy through cOrn-teld they /
found him hid IN the hay-mow OF q barn. /
He was entirely nude excepting lis shirt.
his other clothing being LETT at the scene Of
the assault.
Justice Grub took the prisoner to jail
an wednesday. Telephone.