The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-04-16
Centreville Items

The school taught by Mr. d. L. Andes at Lib
erty Han closed on the s4th ult, and the com
nannlty was treated to well gotten up exhibit
ton Oh the night of the 25th, which was enjoyed
nusely by young ana Old. The Roman brass
string band eniivened the occasion also. The
following pupils participated on a nicely
ranged ana decorated stage:
Opening exercises. Happy Welcome to All.
vocal music; The t'liatterbox, by Mary Cave II
| Had Money, by Ida Percy, i:ebecca and Estella
s. 9. Nen, Jr., Lucy and G. a. Picker; We .-.ock
ami hetiock. three scenes, BY Josie Perry, ier
by David Fuise and Gertie stlnton. .,e.,atiiig
Society. by BYRON Hunter, P. c. and Geo Swift
ger; Ny pollle Minnie by Minnie Ariop; The CUR
few Shall Not Ring 10 night, by Josie Perry:
Rehearsins ti,e Poem, ny Hattie Ho:isr ;iad 9th
ei's, ihe .iass,lul Boy, two scencs., by q. A.
il Js,sic Perry, Fannie Landes, Gartie stanton
ans! i;s,tie Foley; Echo By Waltec Land, $, Geo.
inea!. ny Cara and B,r iu,ter ana George
Switz 'ri Ta3teauX, III tlirey scenes by lacy aud
becca Arion i:erte lioar, Maggie wsema,i
and Josie Perry; IoDy's Proposal, by ID. l.. An
des. Newton Perry and Fannie lsaades; Advice
OF young ladies; My Dolie Gertie, by Hattie Ifol-
lar; speech, by Heb Wiseman; Auiitie Puzzled,
u, by Belle and s G. Nef; History, by George
swtzer; Couitship Under Difficulties, by New
ton Perry, ORGY sheets and Fannie Iantiss; Ri
PonlGey in search OF His Dad by g. A. and
Thomas Picker; Home Guards, by Waiter Ian
Erown, Walter l.andes, Newton Perry, &c orge
Hoiiar and D.ivid Pulse; Uncle Pete, by 81
Netf and G. A. Picker; WHO win be President,
D. iosie T IS Fannie Landes, Maggie Wise
>, 3, s.....,5, .-.snGes ana Geo. Brown; Too
q .eay by i..lif by Geo switzer, ORGY Sheets
,.lul Walter ..des; Not One There. by Byron
j .lnter, D. 4, An les, P. c. and Cleo Swit2cr
Hole in My Pocket, by Grey Sheets, Geo. Hol'al
Josie Perry, Maggie Wiscian and i,at1i III se
Nef ana I.Hey Picker: Speech ami song, by j.
Byron Hunter j. /. Andes HesNt;,a Perry Gs O.
Hollar and Geo iroan; a l.p,srs Quarrel, by
S. G. and b lie Nelf, q. A. Tommy and Lucy
Pleekar; Texas Courtship, by ienet.cst Aiion ami
Newton Perry. The yaiefictory and presenfa-
teacher was. delivered by Prof, j. Hartman
Slower in a nice little address to his former pu
pills. which was responded to by Mr.. Anties, who
thanked his rui1.s for the honor conferred n
him. This closed Che exhibition.
The Farmers Alliance at Slate Hill have made
up their order for ten barrels of sugar or more
and other supplies and will tfy to live sweet
/ tempered this summer.
Ola Morgan, Il horse 81 years old this month,
died y few days ago. lie was the property OF
Mrs. Margaret Efyip. who raised him. lie
Jumped u fence seven rails high the day before
he died.
Mix's big snow has come at last and wish he
| would let up lit g Oh the weather hereafter
The present snow is very hard on 1fuit trees
and shfabbery OF all kinds for it sticketh closer
| than brother
Some farmers are done blowing for their
| spring crops in The Hill country.
Mfr. VIM J. Netf has bought small farm of
80 acres OF good land of Cyrus Landes near Lib
crty Hall, for the sum of 1900.
| Mr.. Joseph C. y. Ocholtrep, of Roman, has
/ moved near SALON. church, and moved into the
! house formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Y. fauger.
The new road from Mt Scion to Fort Defiance
| is very badly needed and the tax payers of the
| Hill country of Judea want to see the road
/ pushed through ON some good route, and as we
| have said before, the ilandes petition viii suit
i the most people on account OF 1t being central
and practical route with smaller damages to
1 contend With. L. H.