The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-11-06

VIM Fryfogle. who stabbed Jim Strib-
ling last week, had Il hearing and was sent
on To the grand jury. Bail $3.50.
MIR. A. G.. Wiley, father of Mrs. | J.
lionver. of This place. died at her residence
in Frederick county. OH Saturday last,
aged IS ,rars.
sir WALTER SCoTT.-To-night. Thurs.
day at The baptist Church. the Rev Ar
thur Willard will deliver his celebrated
lecture en Sir Walter Scott Poet and
Novelist. = \" one should fail To hear SO
entertaining and instructiye.a speaker. and
the snhieet is ne of the greatest interest.
NJ. John G.. Slower. of this place. il. 5
Received the painful intelligence of the
de;.th Of his daughter, Mrs. DR.. s. T. Will
son. at Seymour Texas. She died ON the
. ith of Oct, She. with her four children
were with her parents here. during the
summer.
We had the pleasure of Il call from John
Hamilton, Esq. one of the oldest and
most substantial Of the cities of the coun-
ty. He feels deep interest in the result
of the Presidential election, and prides
himself that five Of six sons are enlisted
i'll the cause CT the Republican rart,.
Such men of the old Scotch-Irish grit give
tone to any party. to which they may he
attached.
There will be Il communion service held
by Rev. G, T. ID. Collins at West End
Chapel, NJ. L. Church. South. November
SO, preaching Saturday night at clock
love feast Sunday morning at $50, preach
ing at II o'clock. The doors of the Church
will be opened for the reception of any
who may have desire to connect them
selves with this branch of the church.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
City School Board on last Friday night,
the resignation Of Miss Sue Martin who
has been teacher in the Public Schools
for number of years. was accepted.
There were six or eight applicants for
the vacancy thus created. The >uperll-
tendent recommended Miss Anne Shelton
and Mrs. ii. Il. Perry either of whom he
thought would make an acceptable teach
eF. Mrs. Perry was elected.
Harriet Peters, Il highly respected col
ored woman, died in lIarrSonburg on the
18th, in the 63d year of her age She was
the widow Of VIM. Peters. ut one time a
successful business man of Harrisonburg.
and well known to the public as Il harness
maker and liyeryman. Mrs. Peters was
good woman-;l sincere christian. and en-
ioyed the esteem and respect of the EN-
tire community in which she lived and
died.
We regret 10 learn that The dwelling of
Mr.. Geo. llollar. just completed, located
about -four miles south of IIarrisonburg,
onthe Valley pike, was consumed by fire
on the night of the 25th OF October. The
furniture was saved. 1t has been but few
weeks since the residence of his son. Mr.
Michael IIollrr, living near Spring HILL in
: this eoR.itl, was burned The losses fall
heavily on two worthy and useful citizens.
They have pluck and energy, however, and
will not fail in their efforts to rebuild
DEDICATION.-Mt. Zion Church, OF the
United Brethren, near Mt. Scion. Angus
10 county. will he dedicated on the 10th of
November. DR.. j. w. Holt. editor of the
Telescope, Dayton, Ohio, Bishop Gloss
brenner and Revs. ]. W. Harris and A. p.
Funkhouser and other ministers are ex-
pected to be present