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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-01-14
cREENvILLE.

GREENvILLE, VA. Jan. IL, 1897.-The
protracted meeting conducted by the Rev.
William Whitesel, of this place, closed last
week with thirty three conversions.
R.W. Allen. for years section, master on
the B. & Q. R. r. at this place, did some
crooked work with some r. r. ties and left
for parts unknown few days ago.
Miss Goode, teacher of Sunny Side public
school, was called to Staunton by the illness
of her father.
Mr.. John b. Clarke visited friends in
BridRewater last Tuesday.
DR.. John H. Thomas and family, of Yes
uvius, moved to our town last week.
William Henry Brownlee, Esq, with his
wife and son moved to Greenville Tuesday.
Mr.. j. w. Melton. travelling saleman for
glass and tinware house, is in Pittsburg,
Pa, on business.
David Harris had leg and ankle broken
last week, while saving off logs on the
farm of J. Il. Smith, Esq. DR.. Thomas rem
dered necessary surgical aid.
UIlEIrA"
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MARRIAGES..

SCHUTTERLE-SHA FER.-January 9th,
in Stanton, John Schutterle, OF the cOun-
ty. and Mary A. Shafer, of Stanton.
HUNTER-BROWN- January 9Th, at Fort
Valley, Ca, Chas. S. Hunter, of Staunton,
and Olive Brown. of Fort Valley.
-LANDES-January It'll. in
Salem church. near Mt. Sidney, by Rey.
W. b. Oney, Samuel Hawkins, Jr., and
BERTHE Landus.
SHIFLETT-HUTC HISON.-January End,
at Dooms, by Rev. DR.. Cooke. Winfred
Shiflett and Mamie j. Hutchinson, both of
Augusta. The age Of the bride is Is years
and Of the groom % years and months.
ACKSON-SMITH.-On Dec. 3Oth, at the
residence of Martin Smith, on Back Greek,
Highland county, by Rev. W. II. Woolf,
Thomas Jackson and Miss Eta Mary
Smith.
MPSON-CLEEK.-O Dec. 31st, at the
residence of the brides father, Jacob
Cleek, in Bath county, by the Rev j. NJ.
Eatey, Mr.. Alfred Simpson to Miss Katie
Cleek, all of Bath county.
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,ecabontas County Items.

Miss Bessie Baxter fell and cut her knee
upon a sharp substance some days ago.
which has kept her from walking since,
thoaeh she is improving.
Ma4., j. G Arbogast, late sheriff, executed
the bail bond required of him in $4,000,
with E. n Moore, Harry Moore and DR.. }.
z. Moomaw as his sureties.
II. Nathan was arrested some time since
OH warrant for killing steer belonging
to Col. Levi Gay, sheriff of the county, and
a pre- Urinary trial was had last week. The
hide with Col. Gays brand on it was found
in Nathan's granary. Nathan did not know
how it got there, he had killed some beeves,
but rot this one, and as nobody saw him
KILT the Justice released him. Less evil
dence IS hung many men.
At& residence of J. W. Riley near Green
Bank, Me Rev. j. T. Maxwell officiating,
MISS Mira 4. Riley and Mr.. A. G. Burns
were III rried on the 4th inst.
+ The bAlephone line project is being pushed
b1fWfs Marlinton and Lewisburg. and
stock being subscribed The promoters
ihave d moastrated to the people that they
aretai in the backwoods. They say "why
ii G 70 tsr Cleveland were to die, it would
be . ly a week before We would hear the
,fer,- !, I'd have a Jubilee"
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DEATHS.

HENDERSON-Jan g. Harvey A. Hender-
son, son OF Chesley Henderson, aged
year and 6 months.
VANFOSSEN-Jan g. near West Augusta,
at an advanced aged, A. Y. Vanf0ssen,
we'll known citizen.
DAVIS-Jan. 8. near Rockbridge Baths. A.
W. Davis, the oldest man in the county,
aged SO years. He was one of the pioneer
iron founders of the Valley.
HARNSBERGEK-Dr Geo. W. Harnsber
ger died at his home near Shenandoah City
Saturday, I'd inst. His health had been
feeble for some time past, and his death
was due to the inflrmities of old age. He
was native of Rockingham, and was in
his 80th year.
W ISE-Cyrus Wise Of Rockingham, died on
Dec. Goth. He was 68 years of age. Mr..
Wise was man of considerable influence
in his neighborh0Od and had an extended
acquaintance Throughout the county
|HOWARD-John Howard, venerable cit
izen of Melrose. Rockingham, died Dec.
%, aged 81 years, and was one of nine
children, all of whom lived to an excep-
tional old age.
ICHAEL-Mrs. Salina Michael, wife OF
sB. F. Michael, of consumption, Jan. l.
aged 20 years, m onths and days. De
ceased leaves husband but no children
MYERS-At his home in Rockingham, Dec
81, Jacob Myers, aged So years. He was
the father of Drs. ]. A. and D. SayloI
| Myers of that county.
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Live Stock ASSOCIATION.

The meeting OF stockholders OF the Wiz
GINA Live Stock Association was held in the
insurance Office of Heber Ker, at IL O'Clock,
on Monday. This was the annual meeting
appointed by law for the election of officers.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, G. Alex. Mowry; Vice President, H..
A. S. Hamilton; Secretary and Treasurer,
Heber Ker. Directors: I. E. Friend, Jno.
A. Alexander. Howard L. Wilson. NJ. b.
Hamrick. T. ]. Thompson, q. Alex. Mowry,
r. A. Clemmer, H. A. s. Hamilton, Samuel
Byers, ]. 4. Hartman. NJ. F. t1ilkeson, w.
F. Brand, Jno. B. Guntner, j. p. Smiley, A.
NJ. valz, J. N. Mcfarland, Heber Ker.
Notice was given that at the next annual
meeting, notice would be given for reduc-
ton in the membership Of the board OF di-
rectOrS
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GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY.
W. L. Royal to be the Orator of the
Day.


w. L. Royal to be the Orator of the
Day.
Next Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, the Stonewall
Jackson Camp, G. ", will celebrate Vir.
GINA special legal holiday, the one COM
memorating the birth of her loved and ia.
nous son, General Robert Edward Lee.
This celebration will be held in the Staun-
ton Opera House. the exercises, as in the
past. beginning promptly at II O'Clock a.
M, thus giving the veterans and other citi-
zens Of the county. who have always been
present in large numbers on these occasions,
ample time to reach this city in the morn
ing and return to their homes before night.
The orator for the occasion. is William L.
Royal. a gallant private in the Confeder-
ate army. He is now distinguished
member Of the Richmond bar.
The theme of the speaker will be the bat
tie of Gettysburg, of which he has made an
exhaustive study, and which has been re-
ceived with SO much favor, by great audi
ences, In Richmond, Baltimore and other
cities.
Mr.. Royal will reach Staunton next Mon
day afternoon. The ladies of j. E. b. Stu
art chapter, Daughters of Confederacy, and
the members of Stonewall Jackson Camp
have rendered him a reception. in the Camp
Hall, from to D. IN. on Monday, to which
their friends are invited. There will be
music, refreshments and some short address,
es. notably one by Mr.. Royal in reference
to the J. E. B. Stuart Monument fund, to
the raising of which he is devoting his time
and talents.
The Stonewall Brigade band will be in
vited. to furnish some Of its fine music on the
10Th. 1t can always be relied ON to do the
noble and patriotic thing on such public
occasions.
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1t is the sad duty of the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Y. NJ. e. A. to chronicle the untimely
death of their honored Vice-President, Mrs.
M. L. Wood, wife of Rev. Mr.. Wood, pastor
of the Baptist church. Staunton, Va.
At a meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary on
January 4th, the following resolutions we're
passed
Whereas, God in his Wisdom has seen hit
to remove from our Board our honored vice.
President, Mrs. nj. l.. Wood;
Resolved. That we tender this following
tribute of sympathy to her bereayed nus
band and family; Mrs. Wood was With u.s.
but short time, but by hel gentle and ana
BILE manner, her willing cooperation In the
work Of the Auxiliary and her interest sa II IN 2
everyone in all conditions of life endeareq
her to us and we sincerely deplore her va
cant place in our midst. J..
Resolved, That copy of this minute De
sent to the family. recorded in the min utes
and published in the city papers
Mrs. A. NJ. HowISON,
Mrs. h NJ. McILHANT.
Committee.
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Highland County lsems.,

John A. Gilmer, son Of Capt. s. A. Gilmer,
who was painfully hurt at his home in
Delavan, Wis, in the latter part Of N0vem-
Der by his horse becoming frightened, had q
small bone in his forearm removed short
time since and is now improving.
Geo. Kenny Rexrode, a substantial citizen,
and we'll known all over the county, died
at his residence on Grab Run, on the 29th
day of December, after only few days ill
ness caused by double pneumonia and
grippe, in the 46th year of his age. The ILL
ness that resulted in his death was cansed
sby exposure while on trip to Staunton.
It appeared in the most critical form and
could not be checked by the physician who
attended him, or the kind attention of FAM
lily aud friends.
He leaves wife and three children, the
youngest being about 10 years of age.
On Christmas day j. B. Bradshaw. one OF
the leading business men of the county, fled
deed of assignment in the county clerks
office, in which E. h. McClintic was men
toned as trustee. A sale of Mr.. Bradshaw's
personal effects will be made on the 18th and
18th of this month. It is understood that
the assets are about $4,000 and the liabili-
ties not less than $4,000. Mr.. Bradshaw
mentions his wife and daughter, and Uriah
Hevener, Esq, of Pocahontas county, Nv.
Va, as preferred creditors.
John Carroll. whose leg had to be ampu-
tated on account of an accidental gun shot
wound received on Christmas day, is not
doing we'll The accident was singular
one. In carrying the gun on his shoulder
he let it slip from his hand when the lock
caught in his coat collar and the whole load
of shot and gun wadding we're discharged in
his leg below the knee.
Mr.. W. H. Andrew, proprietor of the Cen
trail Hotel, has made an assignment. with 5.
B. Sieg, Esq, as trustee. The creditors
are w. A. Cunningham and Mr..
Andrews mothers mother.-Recorder.
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The Railroad Middle.

E. e. Akers, of Richmond, was here last
week representing the State railroad COM
missioner. and has been looking into the
muddle on the Valley Railroad lines. Mr..
Akers reports that he finds passenger traffic
throughout the Valley on about the same
basis in respect of conveyance as before the
change in the control of the Strasburg and
Harrisonburg Branch. He says most Ut the
complaints about freight rates are from
freight shipped from outside the State. with
respect to which complaint the State rail-
road commission is without jurisdiction, the
subject belonging to the interstate commerce
commission. He reports finding freight rates
inside of the State in fairly satisfactory
condition.
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installation Of officers.

At regular meeting of Augusta Council
No. 400, Royal Arcanum, held on Tuesday
evening, in the Valz building the following
officers were installed for the current yea
C. R. McGuffin, regent; A. NJ. Howison, yict
regent. Jas. L. Templeton, orator; Joseph B
Woodward, secretary, 9th year,; G. K
Caldwell, collector; G. c. Berry, treasurer
Rev. H. F. Shealy, chaplain; Chas. Prufer
guide J. M. Keister, warden; P. NJ. Livick
sentry: Jno A. Wise. R. T. Leftwich, J. w
Lovegrove, trustees; DR.. j. M. Hanger Staun
ton, DR.. A. G. Fox Waynesboro, medical
examiners; G. Frank CARRIER, past regent ane
representative to grand council. and J. A
Wise, alternate.
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crove-cupp.

Thursday afternoon, 9th inst, at the resi-
dence of John NJ. Carroll, 21O E. Frederick
street, this city, VIM. e. Grove of Fresno
county California, was married to Miss
Willie '. Cppp, daughter of the late John
j. Cupp Of Augusta county, Rev. P. 81.
Whisner of the Methods church officiating.
The bride is a sister of Mrs John NJ. Car
roll, Mrs. 0. II. Gresham and Mrs. X. e.
Todd of this city, and niece of John K.
Hite OF California, owner of the we'll known
Hite gold mines in the Mariposa mountains
OF that State. Mr.. Grove is aslo native of
Augusta. but moved to California when
quite youth. They have returned to Cali
fornia by the Southern Pacific. They are
first cousins,
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Waynesporo Items.

Robert Haynes, who has been in the en-
ploy of the G. & o. at Clifton Forge has re-
sigded his position to accept one with Chew
Bros.
Col. Boiling Swoope is in New York on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Koiner are in Flor
ida on pleasure trip.
Howard Koiner. who has large stock
farm in Kansas. where he spends great
deal of his time, is at home on visit.
Post Office Inspector Wardell was in
Waynesboro few days ago looking over
the Post Office which he found in excellent
shape.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, as commissioners appoint
ed for the purpose, by the Circuit court Of Au-
gusta county, Va. by decree of June 1st,
1874, In the causes of Carson, j. W. vs.. Carson,
j. A. ct ais, and Hamilton, X. ". vs.. Simmons,
ct ais, and Daggy. 8. H. VS.. Carson, ]. A., then
heard together, will proceed to sell at public
auction In front Of the court house In the city
Of Staunton, Va, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF February, 1897,
about the hour of noon, that certain tract or
parcel OF land situate in the county of Angus
ia about IA miles, in a north westerly direction
from the city OF StauntOn. and adjoining the
lands of G. W. Swink. 8. H. Daggy and Mrs.
Margaret Hanger, being the same property
that was conveyed by Josiah A. Carson and
wife to Ruhama V. Hamilton by deed Of De-
cember 9th, 1889, of record in the clerks ONCE
OF Augusta county, Va, in Deed Book lis, page
~. This tract of land contains about 10 acres.
2roods and 10 poles and has on 1t a substantial
log house, weather boarded. and containing
SIX rooms, and some Outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent. cash; the
residue in three equal instruments at 6, II and
IL months from the day of sale, with interest
from that day, for which the purchaser will
be required to execute bonds with approved
personal security, and the title will be with
held as ultimate security.
r. s. TURK,
l. JOS. B. Woodward, Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county, do certify that
THOMAS G. Elder has executed the bond re-
CURED by decree OF sale in the above styled
causes. Given under my hand this 10th day of
Oct. 1894.
JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.
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moFFErr.s CREEK.

January -, 1897.-The hospitable and
commodious residence of David F. Miller
was the scene of very pretty and fashion
able wedding on Thursday evening, the 7th
inst, the contracting parties of this happy
union being Miss Mamie Golliday. a pop
ular and accomplished young lady, OF this
vicinity. and William A. McCutchan. a
worthy and enterprising farmer of the Sum-
meridian neighbOrhood. A splendid supper
was given after the marriage and fifty or
more invited guests ate and drank the health
and happiness of the newly welded couple.
Happy be they whom gentle stars unite. their
minds, their hearts, and their feelings blend
ed in one common fate.
Rev. &. A. Wilson was absent Sunday last
assisting Rev. DR.. Whaling. of Lexington.
His pulpit at New Providence was filled
very acceptably by Rev. H. A. White, DID,
of Washington and Lee University.
DR.. W. M. McKemy returned home from
Texas. mnch improved in health.
Supt. E. 0. Peale, Supt. of Augusta Coun-
ty Schools, has been visiting the schools of
this section.
Miss Cecil Taliaferro has returned home
from visit to Alexandria friends.
Miss Tillie McCutchan is isiting friends Of
Buckingham.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Lark is
improving at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. Henry Wright.
| w. Frank Berry. of Staunton. is visiting
his father, C. e. Berry, of this place.
Miss Elsie Bayliss, of Staunton. has re-
turned to D. A. Miller's to resume her school
duties after her Xmas holidays.
| Miss Cara L. Smiley has returned to Wo-
mans College. Frederick, Md, after two
weeks holiday with her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. NJ. Smiley of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Fulton gave dining
to their friends of the neighborhood on Sat
urday last. pleasant day was spent and a
good dinner served.
| Mrs. E. N. Strain leaves this week for
Florida to spend the winter in that Sunny
Cline.
The old wear with all her achievements
and disappointments has passed away, and
we hope that we have not lived in vain
But the New Year with all her opportunities
and future anticipations is upon us, and lei
US hope that when another year shall have
rolled around 1t may be said of us all, that
the year of 1897 was the golden yea OF oul
lives, not only in its opportunities, bnt also
in our conquest and achievements.
Ring out the Old
Ring in the New
Ring out the false
| Ring in the true.
w. E. 3.
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Charges Dismissed.

a legram received here yesterday from
Chies 20 announced the acquittal of Mr.. j
w ,inhart in the Federal court of that
city 81 the charge of having violated the U
) ia oAr-State Commerce Act. The offence
was legged to have been committed in the
ada ment of traffic rates several years
age nhen Mr.. Reinhart was president OF
the AtehisOn, Topeka & Santa Fee Railroad
The hearing consumed two days, and the
case was dismissen by the court as absolute
Es# sg tanned by The evidence. MI Rein
~Sg u been president Of the Chesapeake &
" In Railroad Co. since its organization
s2 ssYham Register.
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January II, 1897. 4
Swine.-The receipts this week were 15.1 1873
head. The receipts exceed those Of last
week by nearly $500 head. The market is
steady at the rates ruling last week; viz:
Good light far western hogs 50. 90a4 per 100
lbs, and Others 50. 70a3 80 per 100 lbs for
lights, and 49, 5Oa3. 20 per 100 lbs for heavies.
Heavy hogs are hard to sell. Roughs $3.50
az per 100 gross.
Sheep and Lambs.-There is a good de-
mand for good sheep and lambs. the market
being steady at the values ruling last week.
Sheep sell at 2a314c per lib, and extra at SIC
per lb. Lambs sell at 4a5c per h.. and extra
at $40 per Id.
Calves.-veals are fairly active at 4a574c
per h., an advance of ~.
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Nat. Valley Bank Officers.

At the stockholders meeting of the Nation
al Valley bank Tuesday, the old officers and
directors were reelected as follows: Robert
W. Burke, president; Edward Echols, vice
president; directors include the above and P.
Fl. Trout, A. S. Lara, M. Erskine Miller,
Isaac Witt, Henry Hutchinson, NJ. N. Brad
ley and Fl. N. Bell,
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q. 20. and Southern Service.

Vice. President Finley, General Passenger
Agent Turk and General Agent Of the Pas
senger Department Brown of the Southern
Railway Company had conference Satur-
day with Receiver Murray of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, relative to the
establishment of through service from
Baltimore to the Valley Of Virginia, over
the Strasburg and Harrisonburg Line, the
possession of which was surrendered to the
southern Railway Company, its owners. a
few weeks ago.
Since the termination of the lease the
Baltimore and Ohio has had no through
train service to points reached by the Stras-
burg and Harrisonburg. Freight from Balti-
more has had to be reshipped at Strasburg
over the Southern Railway Company. This
arrangement caused great deal of dissatis-
faction. The Southern dispensed with the
force employed by the Baltimore and Ohio
and required it's own men to do the addition
al work. There was also lack of equip
ment and freight was delayed.
A few days ago Vice-President Finley
opened communication with Receiver Muir
ray and conference was arranged for in
B .ltimore. The officials talked the matter
over at length and finally came to an agree
ment providing tor through service from
Baltimore to the Valley of Virginia. The
matter of percentages is still open, but it is
understood that this will be settled in a few
days and that by the middle of next week
the B. & o. will resume running trains over
~, c. ND uor n
line will remain under control of the South
ern, but the b. & o. will be accorded equal
privileges with the Southe IN. Bait. News
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A Serious Runaway Accident

Last Sunday morning, as Miss Eliza Will
son and Mrs. Geo. Wilson of Swoope were re-
turning from Hebron church, the horses took
fright and ran away near Mr.. S. q. Browns.
Both ladies we're thrown from the buggy
and considerably bruised, Mrs. Geo Wilson
sustained very painful injuries. The vehi-
Gle was demolished.
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Deatn of an Infant.

Clarence, the infaut son of D.. ID. Drift,
died at the residence of his parents on north
Augusta late Saturday night. OF pneumonia
Interment was at Thornrose cemetery MOI
day last, Dr. J. II. Boyd officiating
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HE lost PLEASANT WAY

fefentiug the grippe, colds, headaches,
4. Eers is to use the liquid laxative rem
s ZIP oil Figs, whenever the system
3 gentle, yet effective cleansing. To
4 Gifted one most get the true remedy
ACQUIRED by the California Fig Syrup
4 ly, Tor sale by all druggists in SOC.
y Mttles.
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A January wedding.

Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Barth to the marriage OF
their sister, Miss Johanna Barth to a.
Weinberg, of this city, on "Wednesday. the
10th inst, at their residence, 2l2 North New
street.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
wEpplNccARps

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Office An elegant new line of type
for This especial purpose.
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