Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-04-01
Deeds anA other writings Of Record TN
County cOurt.

The following deeds and other writings have
been admitted to record in the Clerks office OF
the County Court since our last report:
March z4lh. Amos and Joshua Crosby. re.
lease to H. M. Spencer; w. P. Johnson. trus
tee bargain and sale to Henry 7. Edison;
Henry T. Edison and wife, deed of trust to Jas
Bumgarder Jr., trustee, for the benefit of Geo.
P. Sheets, executor; John McFall and wife,
bargain ant sale to James A. Hamrick; j. NJ.
Quarles. Commissioner. bargain and sale to
Geo. T. Keller; Henry Gains, bargain and sale
to Matthew Vaughan; Saml l'lecker. bargain
and sale to a. f. Areheart; fohn w. Crizer
and wife tow. ]. Nelson, trustee, deed of trust
for the benefit of w. n. Bailey; b. K. Thrift.
release to VIM. Mcclure; Elizabeth Finley. re-
lease to N. c and w. H. Watts; John Money
maker and wife, bargain and sale to Howard
". Young; w. 8. Tyree. bargain and sale to
Albert Tyree; D. NJ. Hidden and wife. bargain
and sale to ,. J. Hidden; R. ID. Hensell and
wife and others, bargain and sale to D. j.
Hiden; a. A. J. Bushong and wife. bargain
and sale to David Dull: M. j. Mcclure, COM
missioner. bargain and sale to ,Toha H. and F..
NJ. sMcClure L. M. Bumgardner. commits
sioner, bargain and sale to ,Reoec. Mcclure
and others; Benz. L. Clinebeu and VIM. M.
Clinebell, partition; G. M. Coz bran, Jr., Com
missioner bargain and sale to VIM. Steele; 6.
F. Driver andwife, bargain al ii sale to j. s.
Long: W. P. johnson. trustee. bargain and
sale to n K. and Martha ]. Edison.
March 25th. Thos. A. Carwel!, deed of trust
to James II. Fsuver, trustee. for benefit OF W..
L. Masencup, Commissioner; James M. Berry
and wife, bargain and sale to D. j.. Airey; NJ
w. Quarles ami wife, deed OF trust to A. F
Robertson for the the benefit of the Valley
Mutual; James Bumgardner Jr., commits
sioner, bargain hnd sale to Ro. Knightly..
March Goth. George W. Long s nd w. T. Har
ris, deed of trusN to W. F. Weller trustee, for
benefit of GeiseI Manufacturing Company; ].
Il. Earman and.wife, bargain and sale to w. F.
Asst: John M. Hanger and wife deed of trust
to 7. c. Elder and W. j. Nelson for benefit OF
T. g. Stout; ]. 1Fed. Efinser. special commits
sioner. bargain did sale to D. n spradIin.
March 9th. j IL. Liggett and wife and j. j.
Harper, &c, bars bin and sale to VIM. F. Flory.
March 2Sth. Charles 8. Bell, I ustee. bargain
and sale to Wm.lA. Burnett W m. A. Burnett.
trustee, for F. G. Riley, deed of rust to Rich
ard P. Bell for belleft of Charles ]. Bell, trus
tee; John e. Ril{4, deed of trus on personally
to Richard P. Bill for benefit of Charles j.
Bell, trustee; DaTid F. Rosen and wife, deed
of trust to Wm Gibson, trustee, for benefit of
Alex. Gibson; VIM. Williams, agreement with
Elijah Smith; Charles L. Cooke and wife, bar
gain and sale to James N. Mcfarland.
March Goth. John W. Reed am wife. bargain
and sale to DanieN H. Shiplet; Daniel II. Ship
let. bargain and s4le to George Kiger.
FIsH.-The SWEET Spring time If the year is
coming fast now and while the fancy of the
young man-the vain young nlan-is lightly
turning to Thoughts oflove, that of the great
body of the solid men, the wise men, the happy
mep, the men you can count on. is strongly
turned towards thcug hts Of fishirg. If you fish
you will gain in health in strength in goodness
and in much else. If you don't fish, for good
ness sake, do trysto learn now quick. Go to
Olivier's. Look over his large elegant stock OF
everything belonging TO the outfit off COM
plete angler. Select what you want. Buy.
Pay. And then get your worms. and go fish
ing as soon as everyou can.
THE PoCAHoNTA,5 SUFFERERs-A LECTURE
FOR THEIR BENEIIT.-By invitation of the
Y. M. C. A. lecture committee, MAJ. led Hotch-
kiss will deliver lecture on Coal Coal Mining.
and Coal Mine Accidents. at the Hall of the
Y. M. c. A. next Saturday night, April 5th, at
8 P. NJ, the proceeds to be applied to the relief
of the families of those killed by the late ex-
plosion in the coal mine of POcahontas, Va,
in response to appeal is for relief. The lecture
will be illustrated by maps and blackboard
dra wings; especially by large map of the
Pocahontas mine.
REMOVAL. OF LADIES COFFEE HOUSE.-The
ladies of the "WomaI's Christian Temperance
Union" will remove the "Coffee House," the
last of this week. fror& its present place, in the
Brandeburg buiIdineE to the tolen House,
on the corner of Augribta st., and Court House
ST., entrance on Courthouse st.
Mrs. Henry Peck. 0f Augusta county, will
have charge of it, but Ht will still be under the
auspices of the "W oIhans Christian Temper
ance Union" as heretofore. Until the removal
the Coffee House will be open as u ual.
A meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
Augusta county will be held on Friday, April
1lth 1884, for the transaction of general BUSH
ness.