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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

l.. II. Stephenson, Esq. Of Monterey.
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilbur Veitch, of Chicago. brother
Of Mrs. G. c. Wheat, is visiting his sis.
ter.
Granville Easham, Esq, of the Harri-
| sOnburg bar, was in the city Monday. on
legal business.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.,
Robert A. Palmer and Miss Ellen War
wick Cameron, at Bethel Church, Angus
ia county, June 10Th, 1885,
Col. q. i. Hoge. of Frankfort, Ky, was
in the city Monday. He says the Shoe
Factory will pay, if properly managed.
Mrs. G. X. zirkle has purchased the
house and lot near the Wesleyan Female
Institute of Rev. J. e. Wheat. for 81 500
Mr.. Herbert Coffman, of Hsrrisonburg,
and Miss Louise B. Wyatt were married
in Brooklyn. N. Y. on the 5.h of June,
the residence of the bride.
Mr.. James n. Anderson, an enterpris-
ing young merchant of Stanton. is to be
married on the 10Th, to Miss Stella daugh-
ter, OF the late DR.. Showalter, of New
Hope.
1t is announced that Miss Kate Har-
Ian, daughter of the late Geo. Harlan, of
this place, is to be married to-day, the
18th, in Washington. to Mr.. John Rein j..
hart, of near Moler's, w. Va.
Mr.. Hugh 1. Shott, of this place. a few
weeks ago appointed postal route agent
between Norfolk and Lynchburg, had his
| first examination this week. He stood 9S,
| an extraordinary record for the first time,
| and above the average OF the reg lar agents
We had the pleasure of call last week
from Mr.. H. T. Harris, of ghg Plamaealer,
Wabash, ind. He is i'll attendance on the
German baptist Conference. being held
near Harrisonburg, and will report all
matters of public interest connected with
it.
We have received a handsomely illus
| trated pamphlet descriptive of he scenes
along the Shenandoah Valley kallrpad. II
| Is gotten up in splendid lyle and gives a
Soou iHea W the chafmlng SECTION through
which the road passes, as well as the many
natura attractions along The lie.
! CARDS are out for the marriage at Nor
| TistoWn, n j.. the rasidtn 70 of the in
tended brides mother. of Mis- Mary
Virginia, daughter of Mrs Vim. r Don-
agile. and Mr.. Gilbert McClang. Oil Thurs
day, june 18th. Our readers will piers
antly remember Miss Donaghe rs The bril-
liant correspondent of The VIRGINIAN
several years ago, from Colorado Springs,
| Colorado.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

Ladies don't fail to see the decorative
art display, by the New Home Saving
Machine Company, this Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, .Inne 18Th. l4th and 18th, at l04
East Main street. next to TTeil e! s china
store. 81 900 in elaborate fmbroideries
executed on the New Home. Prof. Has
Convey in charge. Free TO all. Open from
8 a. p. to 0 D. III. E. WRIGHT,
Sole Agent.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13
Mai. =. Il. Bagbv h& lust completed

Maj. 3. I. Bagby hs just completed
three neat and comfortable brick dwellings
for Mr.. Il. M. Bruce, on St. Clair street,
near Wesleyan Female Institute. They
are all rented at fair prices, and will be
plating the erection Of several more resi-
dence buildings. Such property is in de-
maEd, and the investment is safe and
remunerative. Mr.. Bruce shows his pub
lie spirit and busine Judgment in provid-
ing accommodations to meet public
demand.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13
NEW HAmrnnN, VA. june 18th. 1889

NEW HAMPnEN, VA, June lth, 1889.
MY Dear SIR: We have laSt had one of the
most destructive Hoods here that has ever beer
Known In The county, tur village Is almost
ruined. 1t will take eight or nine hundred dol
lars to fix il M again. and we all 20 + ana
not able TO pHt np the necessary cribs or wa II
10 prevent The water from imundating orr vii :
lage every little freSief. and have itl)-
eraIlY patrOnizad the husness men of Staun .
ton, thought tat we would ask them, through
you, to give what aid they could to neip us
10 protect ourselves from another freshel {,
which Is likely I" come at any time: and IN our
unprotected condition will he at the msr.
cy of every little freshet The flood as been
general all over the county. we can't get
help from the county, / think that if yuis
max a little fort there in stanton you can
raise us Eont lining to project ourselves from
lhe water III case of another fTeshet
We will cheerfully forward TO the proper
authority any subscription that may be
left with us, or give the name OF the party
sending the above and he may be commm
nicated with directly
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13
The Safest Medicine

To have about the house at all times is
Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t will harm
no one. 1t will benefit all who may have
attacks of Billiousness, Dyspepsia and
Consumption. Or other ailments resulting
from disordered stomach. Keep it al
ways in the house and you VIII have fam
ily physician near. who Will save much
suffering.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

The ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will give a "Geograhical Social
and Lawn Party in the yard and residence
of Rev. II. H. Halves. adjoining the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. on Tuesday.
June 18th, s p m. Ice cream, water ices,
Sc, will be served.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

We are iEdebtrd to A. e. Gordon. ESQ.,,
secretary Of University a lumm Associa
tion for Staunton ard Augusta comfy. for
a catalogue Of the University for 1888 50.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

The Revised Edition of the hymn book
Of the M. p. Church, South, is just ont,
and for sale at Warden q Co.'s 1t is in
neat, plain print and sheep skin cover.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

\ on cannot fail to get something to suit
you at Wheat s. Summerson
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

Gallon Wheat 81 Snmmerson for Saratoga
Chipsand Eyaporated Fruits.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13
CLERB'S OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF
" APPEALS OF VIRGINIA.

CLERK'S OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF
STANTON VA, June 3rd 1889
Pursuant to the Code of Virginia. chapter TO-
sections. 3476, BIT. 3l72 and ai79 proposal s will
be received by me, at this Office until II clock
m, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of June. 1889,
for printing all such recor DIS as the Supreme
Court of Appeals at Staunton may require for
one year from July lst. 1889. 1.-The proposals
shall state the amount per page of 800 ems,
small plea type, and include the paper, print
Ing, binding and a neat cover, with the style
of the case and the court from which the record
comes neatly printed thereon :" M unneces-
sary blanks allowed Each page to contain
fifteen hundred ems by measure, whether the
work he plain, figure CT rule. Bond and ample
be given Before the Clerk in his office. Under
sect ION s476 aforesaid. 'revises will be required
to b. delivered regularly TO the Clerk hese
the work progresses, who will inspect and re-
turn the same, and any expense attendant up.
on the transportation, delivery TT return Of re-
vises and of records. either manuscript or
printed, whether by mall. express or otherwise,
shall be paid by the contract printer.
The Clerk reserves The right under 23f,G to re.
ject proposals to do the any place
where he cannot "take care that the printing
be properly" (and prompt;!A done" The
Clerk further reRerYea tue right of rejecting
any bids which, in his Judgment. do not fully
comply vita the terms of the law aforesaid,
and of deciding who are irresponsible hidders''
and what is ''amlae surely" Within the mean
ing of the law.
june6 3t JAMES b. DoRMAN. clerk.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

Bee cham 3 pills act like magic on a
eak stomach.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

Beeohams Pills cure bilious and ner
vous ills.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

We have received the following from
prominent and reliable citizen Of the New
Hampden, Highland county. neighbor-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13

Susie Duffy. Harry W. shreen. Bessie
lshell. }. Fl. Z. Woadell, Roberta Brown
Lizzie Bolen, Fila Benn.
MusicalyChas. I. Heard, Susie Duffy,
Bessie Isbell
Calisthenics- catherine Painter, Chas
Ovens; &dah Harris, Julia Atkinson
Lizzie ROlen.
Oil Painting Sadie Martz.
Crayon-Lavinia Argabright.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13


A. ]. Tucker, Teachers Medal.
BLIND DEPARTMENT.
Jno. s. Hewlett. Julia T. Atkinson
study. Musical Department Lizzie BoIen.
Miltonian Literary Society, Chas. E.
Owens. Goodson Literary Society, S. q.
Jones. De L'Epee Literary Society, Ian.
nier Argabright. MiltOnian Literary So
ciety, Jas. 81. Lester. GOodsOn Literary
Society. Letcher Q. Simmons. De L'Epee
Literary society. Lizzie Allen. First class
special Emily Mcdowell. industry. Sec
ond class special. Annie L. Riggs. i'm
provement. Best walker in school, Emma
Fainter, special by principal. .
PEAT APTEs-rRIgEs.
Lena B. Phelps. Coleman r. Evans. Le-
ma Davidson, Chas. E Christian. Blanche
Thompson, Chas. a. Norris. Lula Harris
Kate Painter, Etfia Simmons. Cora Lee
Trent, Katie ). Warning Ola May Moore,
J Clarence Dowell. Bette s. Wickline,
Oracle Lawrence. Lizzie Allen. Alex S
Glen, Eva Glen. A. Linkenhoker. Ella
PANEL, j. Roseablum, NJ. Katherine
t'ointEfs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-06-13
NOTES.

Mr.. Jacob Houseman. an old veteran, living
near Churchville, occupied q seat On the stand
He had with him the lainniH nall which caused
his wound at the first battle of Manassas, and
a pocket handkerchief which he had in his
pants pocket at the time he was shot,
which has So bullet holes in it. 1t was passed
around as a curious relic.
Mr.. aimeon f. Miller carried Palmetto flag,
a relic of hard-iough6 battles,
INSCRIPTIONS ON THE MONUMENT,
Weigh not their worth by the balance of bat
tie,
AS unknown. yet well known.
There is a true glory and q true honor: the
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16
Fourth Police Jury Ward.
fCormgnteated.l


I know of no other way Of making
know the situation in the 4tlt Police ,)u-
~ ward than through your columns.
The constitution provides that the Gov
aruor shall appoint Police Jurors, with
sha advice and consent of the Senate.
~ the last elections this programme was
ohriped sumewh at, by the DemOcatic
Executive Committee ordering an eiec-
ton TO he held by the Democrats of the
respective police jury wards, allowing
none but Democrats to participate there
~. In this ward, (and L expect the same
thing took place in many 0theis) this
etectIon was a fraud BECAUSE ut two
out of four precincts every one that could
be mustered was allowed to vote, Whetll-
or he was 81 years Of age, q De mUcrat, on
a Republican,, and 1t WAS carried even
further than this, some actually voted
twice. Tie consequence was the choice
of the Democrats was defeated ana tht
select OF two nr three who voted about
FIFTY coiorpd Republicans WAS declared
81 he the Democratic choice of Ibis POI
lire Jury waid and were recommended
for appointment by the President of tht
ST. LANDRY Democratic Executive Com
,ni,tee, This gentleman received his
commission. and possibly attended two
ar three meetings of the Jury.
The people of my neighbovho0d went
into this thing honOtabiy, ana abided 10y
fhe stipulations of the call, believing
ing that any deviation tl,erefren womb
certainly be- corrected by the admins
tration.
But this is not what We complain OF
most. The gentleman who Was com mis-
sion Juror for this ward has not attend
cd meeting Of that body for several
months; hear that lie Is IL bed-rlddei
invalid. understand that he expressed
his desire to resign, but was persuaded
from 80 doing by the same few who IL
the beginning Initiated tho Democratl,
will of this ward, simply because they
and q couple OF politicians wanted Il
hold that much power in the Police jury
The conet auence is, to-day ti.is wnlo
has mo- representative in the Parish Leg
islature and | believe that the Constr
tuition of this great land provides tina
there shall be no taxation without IL
presrntation. However We have palt
our taxes and expect to do 50 again.
Now tile most greviuus part OF till
programme, Ia. that our roads ah'
bridges ut The time of this TegeneTt,03
were sadly III need OF repralrs, aud u"I
witllstandlng petitions, directed To lii
Juror of our ward ut the proper tim,
still remain in the same deiapluated con
dItion.
According to precedent we are left
ns the Jury never acts upon cases ot i'll
portance during tue absence OF The Nai'
representative.
Can't the Executive Committee, or tb
Police Jury uf st. Landry, arrange s
that this police jury ward can be vlrlu
ally represented 10y some one who CT
and aciU attend to the business of II
people
NJ doubt tbs wool is being pulled Owe
our eyes, but we feel II pulling and ca
stund it no longer. Tie emhletnatica
cock has crVwed let the Dtmnci at
respond. Respectfully,
&. L. II.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16
ATTRACTION,
u OVER A MILLION DISTRJRrTrn
|. ISL
Louisiana Nlate Lottery COMPANY

Inco"lo stcd by the Legislature in 1864, for.
Educational aud Charitable purposes, and its
ran"hioe made II art of tLe present STATE Con
tltutoD, iii 1879, By an overwhelming popular
CITE.
liza Grand Es,ra ordinary Drawings tnke plaa.
cln-AnnnaHv TUNE and Dercmhar), and it,
firanI Single Enmi'er Drawing. taks place On
ucE Of ti.e OF her ten month"; IN the ear ynI
lr' all drawn IN Cutlip, Ut the Academy Of
fu~ic, NeH Orleans. La.
I'VE DO f.f.7tbY certify tat re Supervise tia
rang rl.n \ let I'll the Mnntn.r aud Semi
,ual jr'.wI1E- o. The L"ul>iana state Iot.CrT
30. ard ~ i.,rson manage AID control the
'"tW!n&t ;hein%@!Tt''. ana tA@t TIE same are
onGUcjVi Uit:l hunt-iy. idirIt So and III GOOD
.ith toward al! parties. amt ga au horze the
company 10 n-r tns certificate. with lacaimi. es
II our Signatures attached. in ts advertise
tHnnIa.'
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16

On molten of 8. Haas the same was accepted
ana ordered spread on the minutes.
Mr.. f. M. Boagni, President, informed the
Jury that Mr.. Geo. O. Films In behalf of the Sol
diers Haine of New Orleans for mained confpd-
crate soldiers requested an appropriation Of
One Hundred dollars to aid n maintaining their
Home. When on motion action upon the above
was deferred.
On motion Mr.. Bihm, Resnlvad that Messrs
EanEard Dardeau, Olhe Manuel and William
Ashwood, Jr.. be arpainted a committee to ex-
anime aud ascer tain tile cost of repair Of Fr,l-
gels Bridge aeross BARON DIES Cannes, and IL.
port ut the next regular meeting.
On melton of MIR. Bihm, Resolved that tan
sum OF Ten Dollars or as much thereof as may
be necessary he appropriated TO pur-
chase 500 feet OF lumber to build bridges on
road from Todds to Parish line under supervi-
sion of Road everseer.
On motion of Mr.. Durio, Resolved that the
sum OF Twelve Dollars be appropriated to build
n bridge oFer the Coulee la prairie Basae Oh road
leading from belmont TO Prairie Basse near r.
NJ. Littell's plantation.
On motion the Jury adjourned until the cd
Monday, sth day Of April 1859
H. NJ ROAGNT,
Attest: Prsssdsnt
q, =. EsToRoT. clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16
address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL EAyk.
New OIleans- /

Remember that ONE DOLLAR In the Priv
the Smallest art oil 1rac !uli IT ltcksl 6oi
in any drawing. Any thing III name -ss ueo
III 3 it. prize, is either Il counterfeit oHerea
die. Vt a swirl
nemenl,rG, also. tEst the payr
Guarantee ~ -Four Eati>lS Leat ol fT1zes
:, riraun, ANA te ileketasuS - n s OF view
s,ient Of an ins itutien w rig ,, os os me free-
har ~. ri t,,,,Ta1,nrsr shest Courts; therefore
.tIia 81 Uny nous sehenes
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16
; g FL \ 8 = E u e -
1906. l147SS.


This Paler
Kb dof Francois
Stud book of nuria
Conmn
ne
PORTIOs
To bueloa largest
reasonable prices the services fine
alo breeding
nd rat
Of Stallion"
eaud C1ASSEDR
faA uteM the three months q
for the Season. a
=Corespn solicited Land promptly l
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16

&oiE.-Tlckets drawing Capital Prizes are
Mt entItlcu To terminal PTiZea.
sxs' Fer Club Rates, or any further infnrma-
.i"li ucsirGd, VII le 6lDly 10 the undersigned.
cary stating 70 r resloence, with state,
G,.uniy, Street. AMI .mie r. More rapid return
mail delivery W II bt assured by Your enci osiug
d., envelope beAriI Z your full atiure.s
SEM Posta Notes, Expire 8 Money Order. Of
,ency by express tdt our expe, So ado es.ed
N. A. DAUfHsn
AN t.t.l1
St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-16

eOmmissi0ners.
VIC The 'b:tGersign Banks and Bankers will
p"E "'l i'i.2t.a Il avn III the Louisiana < ate
LOTTERIES "hrh may be presented at our coun-
tClS. ~
T. NJ NAMSlEi, Frcst. Ia. Nat. Bank
+. iANACN Pres. State Nat. cauk
A BALDWIN, PRIEST. n. 0. Nat. Bank
tARl. kOltA, Priest. Union Nat Bank
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
WILL TAXI PLACE
At The Academy of Music. New Or,csn.
TUESDAY, April 10Th, 1859,
CAPITAL PRIZE, S3OO,OO
100000 Tickets at 1wenty Dsliars
81 90; a wentieah, 81 GO,
LIhr OF Pk.LES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14
T.l.rraph conpanr.. llasal,r.

4 verdict was recovered some time
ago by n Chicago firm against the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Tor a mistake ia the transmission o.
dispatches sent TO their correspondents
ia Ne~ York in regard 10 the purchase
Of n large quantity OF coffee The
company lately moved before Judge
Baker. Of the Great Court. for n new
trial on the ground that their printed
message contained q notice Of exemP
ton from liability and further that the
transaction. we're in the nature 80
gambling transactions The Judge
decided against the telegraph company
On both grounds IL held that 4 tele-
graph company wa Obliged 10 lie or
binary care in the transmission Of
kilograms. Notwithstanding what had
been printed on it, message forms. and
that the errors made raised the pre-
sumption Of neglect A. regards the
charge of gambling. the Judge held
that such transactions were not nece-
sariIy Illegal II actual purchases
we're made under which the buyers
wers bound 10 take and the seller 10
deliver coffee in = specified time sud
for n specified price. the mere fact that
lie purchase may have been made
with the intention Of reseiIIng did no.
necessarily make it Illegal under ths
Gambling act-B-adstreet=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

Ulcers <ars-- pgmpleS tea. AZ rheuZ
etc. are evpt~ures Of contagious blood is
essS IL Is I4nlfestly 4 duty 70 eradicate
Tod PeE<oa from the system by q use OF
X p b fB1tlaa- Bb5a.t BaIzY, thu en-
abtlnE the s1r~ pl1crs - heal. and there
b. reu17vI1E al possibility Of other mem
b@rscf the fanaEy h.voulx Hxewise a5tact-
Ell Sensi 10 Bg.d Balm Co. Atlanta e.
Tor bs.s thaE wH4l cuuVHHce
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h11 r4uuia< SORES ou ny shoulders su1
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

-MOshsr-"Johnuy. don't you hear
me9 10 and bring me an arnful II
wool this instant What are you and
Agnes do5ng9 JOhuny-HOl3in- a
convention I'm trying 10 get Agnes
10 vote for me-. for chairman Mother
WAY dOu'i you vote for him.
daughter. 81 be can do what | told
him 10 dOs~ Agne-Very ~ess.
johnny. I vote for you for chairman
Johnny That elects me- The chair
appoints Ag1s \ committee 10 bring
i'm wood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

AeCoRDtSs to the iass repOv, ot the
Beard II I'm grafton there hzs bsrn a
Considerable decrease OF lats IN HE
numbss q Immigrants During the ~
usoaihs eadeI March !. zI.5A fewer
Immigrants aFriVei Al Castle GsarIea
than daring the corresponding months
o. lie Preceding yezE- Ths f=lIis. II
: cae 70 Sasiogs causes The re OFT
a;irsules il 10 the Stringent rules ~
Tab shei By the bOau. 10 rreveat pan
per immigrants from lzaLnx here
Azay It ths uR4@ rsble cIass have
teen returned 10 kurofe by COlIsStor
AAssa~ dGnaS the past year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

Bszacx = almost Immediately rehsve1
ev wearing cue CT Car-eras Szart Weed ard
BeIAeOnEA Bac<1cae Pi1srer~- Try Z aid
be free f-z 7azz Przce 3 cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-03-14

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sle-t reBfhemaz All wkatf- asked Ii.
fr~ut w ny al the SvGps0m. Of ma
lara VIZ lame b1ck. SrhlnE lotnts- sleep
~ieS~uF-s- lEsf ~Ee~tl0u. dizzy its eu%t ex-
rer-it - rush % b50sd u the heal. cuz-
stanr fati-ue no appetite. pains in the
brva<t after eating. ziZaE swsazs. alternate
Caf5l< ami f~vers. etc. bat BosTa's Ira
Bs-,Ys eure,t ne an,t | recommend l. a.
being the o~-t souBc made