The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-03-20
Deeds and other Writings Of Record

have been admitted to record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court since
March 9th, 1884:
March 9th. James Bumgardner, jr., trus
tee, to George r. .Wiseman, bargain and
sale.
March 18th, Andrew Hess and wife to
Mary L. Wright, bargain and sale; r. H
Kyle and wife to james T. Clarke. lr..
trustee, deed of trust for benefit of r. M.
Kyle.
March Sth, Samuel Steele to James w.
Crawford, trustee, deed of trust for bene-
fit of J. G. Cochran I; Perry X. Beam
and wife to John c. Wine, bargain and
sale.
March 10th, j. Fred. Effinger, special
commissioner. to Mary s. Ruebush, bar
gain and sale r. II. Moler to VIM. A.
Burnett, trustee, deed of trust for benefit
of II. C. Newman VIM. r. Warren to
Charles E. Haas, trustee, deed of trust for
benefit of Isaac Wenger Il. E. Bell to
Woodbridge. Travers & Co., crop lien :John
B. Brownee to same. crop lien.
March 18th, John b. Brownlee to A. G..
Duncan, crop lien; Catharine Towberman
to Mamie Thomas. bargain and sale j..
NJ. Quarles. commissioner. to John g.
Gardner. bargain and sale George Harms
berger and wife to j. w. and w. M.
Harnsberger, bargain and sale; VIM. Kel-
ley's estate. agreement between widow
and heirs; Wm. Kelly's widow, &C.. to
Mary Kelly, &C.. trustees.
March 18th, John Kiracofe and wife to
w. H. H. Kiracofe, bargain and sale; FL.
II. Shackelford and wife to r. F. Way,
bargain and sale.
March 14th, John I. Williams, &c.. to
Reuben Howard. bargains and sale John
w. Calhoun and wife to William Thomp-
son, bargain and sale w. w. MEG uffin to
George M. Harrison. deed of trust on per-
sonalty for benefit Of p. III. Trout; r. T..
Moon and wife to Jas. Calhoun. trustee, ct
al, bargain and sale.
March 14th, Enos OFT and wife to Daniel
Lucas heirs, bargain and sale.
March 18th, James w. Vines. trustee.
to Jesse L. and l.. B. Doyle, bargain and
sale John G. Bell to VIM. III. Norman,
trustee, deed of trust for benefit of b. S.
Crawford and Annie Crawford Albert G.
Foster and wife to Mary E. Foster, bar
gain and sale flames Foster and wife to
VIM. Patrick, trustee, for benefit Of j. A.
Cochran.
March 18th, Geo. Gulley. deed trust to
Chas. E. Kemper, Trustee, benefit of cred
itors.
March 18th, E. B. Bear and wife, deed
trust to VIM. Patrick, Trustee, benefit
Henry Defenbaugh. Geo. S. Hanger and
wife. deed trust to James Bumgardner, jr.,
Trustee, for benefit of A.. J. Miller. Fan
ME J. Bear, &C., release deed to DR.. w. I'll.
Davies DR.. w. II. Davies, release deed to
G. B. Bear Samuel Bare's heirs to ]. w.
Picker, bargain and sale /; Coral Marble
Company to A. F. Young, bargain and
sale !; A. f. Young and wife deed trust
to W. A. Gushing &C., Trustee, benefitof
S. P. B. & Loan Co.; B. F. Bagby and wife
to Judson Powder Co., bargain and sale.
R ockingham Coalition Convention.
On Monday last, on the call of the Chair
men Of the Readjuster and Republican
Committees, mass Convention met in
the Court House, Harrisonburg. The OBJ
ject of it was explained by Rockingham
Dnn1 Ohio Of or.
mittee.
On motion of James Sullivan, Hon. J.
F. Lewis was unanimously chosen Chair
man, and on motion of Capt. w. S. Lurty
Chas. P. McQuaide, Saml J. Price and DR..
WI. Points.were appointed secretaries.
On motion of J. D. Price. committee
of two from each Magisterial district was
appointed to recommend delegates to rep
resent the county in the Richmond Con-
vention, which meets on the Esd of April.
After retiring and celebrating for some
time, the Committee reported the follow
ing
DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES
AsHBY DISTRICT. Delegates-Dr. J. b.
Webb, Geo. f. Sherman, Abraham Paul,
P. d. Byerly, R. M. Mooney, l.. A. Saun-
ders, S. F. Lindsey and Jos. r. Bowman
N. Fries, VIM. WhitelOw.
CENTRAL Observation-Disclosures d.
Price, James Sullivan, d. S. Lewis, J. Ell.
Ralston, of I'D, - w. S. Lurty, Washing
ton Hager, Hiram Roudabush and Thomas
Lee. Alteraates Edward KoOntz. Peter
w. Reherd and Lee Simpson.
LINvILLE DISTRICT-Delegate
Rhodes, r. W. Harrison, Noah w. Berry,
Jacob f. Neff, 0. g. Derrett, John S.
Funk. Alternate D. Davis.
PLAINS DIsTRICT-D Delegates VIM. F.
Gaines, Jackson Martz, S. G. Williams, E.
d. Root, G. Ell. Cross and Geo. W. Fulk.
Alternates-B. Zirkle, p. Stricken.
STONEwALL DIsTRICT-Delegat Hon.
John F. Lewis, G. w. Mauzy. w. D. Mai
den, P. ?. Shialett, ]. NJ. Weaver, Milton
Hammer, II. B. Harnsherger and st, Clair
Poindexter. Altermqte-J. w. Palmer.
The committee also recommended Jas.
Sullivan as Chairman of the County Com
mittee, with the following Executive Com
mittee J. D. Price, d. S. Lewis, P. w.
Reherd, r. M. Mooney, Hiram Roudabush,
John H. Ralston, Of 3D." and John
Acker.
The report of the Committee was
adopted, with power vested in the Chair
man and Executive Committee to make
SUCH changes in the delegation, if any las Cir
cumstanoes may require.
During the absence of the Committee,
Paul read the following reso-
lutions which were unanimously adopted.
After the adoption of the resolutions, brief
speeches, in response to calls, were made
by DR.. ]. B. Webb, Capt. W. S. Lurty,
Hon. John F. Lewis, Rockingham Paul
and c. D. Gray.
The attendance was large and the pro-
ceedings entirely harmonious.
REsoLUTIoNs.
WHEREAe; We, the Readjuster and Republic
can voters of Rockingham county, have this day
assembled in Mass Meeting to elect delegates to
Va, on the 23rd day of April next, who will
choose delegates to the National Republican
to be held at Chicago, June 3D.
next, and as the delegates to be elected this day
will be called upon in the Richmond Convene
tion to participate in the transaction of other
important business, we hereby declare, that we,
faith and confidence in the delegates to be cleo
ted, who will be chosen from former me mbers
of the several political parties regardless of
Whatever e action our delegates may think prop
er to take, 1T being OnI wish to be understood,
as being in favor of fostering the material In
terests of Virginia, to advance her prosperity,
TO ENCOURAGE HONEST LABOR, AND AMPLY RE-
WARD HONEST TOLL and to have free ballot
and fair count; that the Republican Conven-
tion at Chicago. to be held June next will In
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