The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-11-04
Roll Of Honor.
sTAuNToN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

ORD Grammar Gfade-Faulfe IloSSpeau
and Horace S. Peck
End Grammar Grade-Lucy Campbell,
Anna Cribbins, Edna Runnels, Cora Prit-
chard, Joseph Lushbaugh. Helen Hanger,
Annie Todd and Annie Fifer.
LIST Grammer Grade-Ham White, Chas.
Dice, Richard Fauyer. Chas. East and
Minnie Daniel.
9th Primary Grade-Carrie Gregory,
Mildred Hutchinson and Rosa Leetch.
9Th Primary Grade-Kate Shafer, Frank
Berkeley. Hampton Hanger and James
Hamilton.
4th Primary Grade-Minnie Grattan,
Helen Coleman, Mary Campbell. Minnie
Lambert and Eva McCue.
3rd Primary Grade-Janette Coyner,
Richard Ryan, Margaret Timberlake, Car
RE Echard, Clark Powell, Tellie Cohen,
Marshall Coleman, Carrie Peck. Julius
Witt and Chas. White.
I'd Primary Grade-Geo. Bell, Withers
Bell Nellie May, Geo. Filter, Jas. Hutch
eson, Bessie Leftwich and Annie Smith.
1st Primary Grade: Section A-Blanche
Thomas Crowder, Horace Hart, Harry
Woodward, aud Aldoris Wheat Section
B-Virginia May Josie Nothnagle, Lena
Andrews. Mabel Leftwich, Joseph Foster,
John Criddle, and Albert Hoge.
Requisites for Roll of Honor in the High
School and Grammar Grades, are Pres
ent every day, no tardy marks, no de-
merits, and an average of not less than 95-
per cent on all studies. In the Primary
Department the requisites are the same,
except that an average of 80 per cent. is
required instead of 95 per cent. The
order in which the names occur indie ties
the relative class standing.
Patrons are cordially invited to visit the
schools, and are earnestly requested not to
grant excuses for hardness or absence ex-
cept in cases of absolute necessity.
Respectfully.
w. w. ROBERTS ON,
Supt. Schools.
Prompt Payment,
STAUNToN, VA, Oct. 10th, 1856
j. r. Shumate, Manager Union Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Va:
Dear SIR We held as collateral security
three policies aggregating $4,000, insured
by your Company upon the life OF the late
Robert G. Bickle. and although by the
terms of the policies the claims were not
due until December %. 1886, still we were
agreeably surprised this morning by re-
ceipt of draft upon your company for
$40 ,507.67, just ten days after forwarding
notice of death, and this without discount.
We desire to thank you for this prompt
ness, and take pleasure in commencing
] the Union Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny, of Portland Maine, to all who need
life insurance.
Very truly yours. W. P. TAMs.
Cashier Augusta National Bank, StauE-
ton, Va.
Mr.. Marx Eisenman, of Roanoke. a for
mer resident of this city, has been on a
visit to his many friends here.
We return thanks to the Hale House
for several punches of superb celery,
| from the Kalamooza, Mich, beds.
| The election demands were 80 constant
and exacting that we this we.k were com
PEELED to neglect the local and editorial
| departments of the VIRGlNIAN. This
will be sufficient excuse for the poverty
in both.
| Tax payers are directed to the advertise
ment of Mr.. James p. Cooper, in another
| column, who, as agent of the English
bondholders, has Virg MIA coupons for sale,
which are receivable for all taxes and dues
| to the state.
! A troupe of Indians are giving series
of entertainments at the Rink for the ben
eft of the Artillery. The performance is
said to be very creditable. and as the cause
is worthy one, it should be literally pa
tronized' Admission 10 cents.
We call attention to the advertisement
of the Machine and Implement Manufac-
tory in this place at the old site of the
Stanton Iron Works. Mr.. White, the
superintendent, is a practical machinist,
and is charging the facilities for work in
his line. Wewil refer to this enterprise
hereafter.
We noticed last week that the residence
of Mr.. u. A. Snyder, near Hebron Church,
| was consumed by fire, and that the insur-
ance on the house was 1915. We did not
know the company in which the policy
was held. but have since learned that it
was the Loudoun Mutual Insurance Com
pany, of which Mr.. J. E. Guy is AGENT
| The loss of $5S on personal property and
that on the house was promptly paid by the
agents.
Judge John L. Cochran and Mr.. j. w.
Crlzer. the latter formerly of this county,
have been elected delegates to the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars, which meets in
Richmond the last of this month. Mr..
Crizer has but recently taken up his resi-
dsnce at Charlottesville, and as the Char
| lottesville Lodge has a membership of
about 400, it was quite compliment for
him to be selected as one of its representa-
tives on the occasion.
The Forum for November has been re-
ceived from its publishers in New York.
Its contents are Our Political Methods,
| by David Dudley Field Recent Naval
Progress, by Woods Pasha Prohibition,
so called, by Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon
The Restoration OF Silver, by Richard P.
Bland ; How Was Educated, by Presi-
dent Timothy Dwight The State and the
Criminal, by z. r. Brockway Oil on the
Waters, by Prof. r. H. Thurston Con-
LESSONS of Skeptic The Hundred Au-
thors, by Prof. Frederick Fl. Hodge Eng
lish and American Fire Services, by H D.
Purroy the Industrial Necessities, by
! Carroll D. Wright.
The fall term of the Circuit Court COM
mences Wednesday next, the 10th instant.
Following are the names of the Petit
Jurors for the term: George Bowers,