The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-24

passed up last Saturday, on the train, en- route for
the Greenbrier. There is still room for more.
Coon NEws.--Thc Register is informed by Dr.
S. A. Ccffnan, a Director, that there is no doubt
Of the speedy completion Of the Manassas Gap r.
R. to Harrisonburg. The Iron has been received
am, the money on hand to do the work. , &.
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The Woodstock Herald has tax en- pains to gath
er authentic information, in regard to the guam
in Shenandoah county, and estimated that the
average crop of the County is double that Of last
year. @2E+-fleai 1eagaif J gilsil{ q, 8zqis gg
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% SUNDAY ScnooLs-The Register says but few
persons have an idea of the magnitude, and i'm
portance of the Sunday School interest,in Rock
-ingham, and adds that Sunday Schools are spring
ing up like light in the midst of darkness, all
over the County, .i.ss.r.a-f. !. .l.ls. y
A Most IMPORTANT FACT TO REMEMBER.-ThGt
dis;nfccion and the other sanitary measures
''should be performed ct the proper timc-tlat is,
before the cholera is actually prevalent in town
or place" Never So to cleaning up after tbs dis
case appears. jTiffe.3 e fs al .goa9asgsY "a.
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| 81 GUESS. This expression is gradually YAM
keeling The Southern people; even the darkies
ere beginning to use It, and many respectable
people often shock propriety by guessing" Drop
it and stick to the good old II reckon we ri ont
guess fer you Mr.. Yankee sssssxr s.,gsssgs
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On last Wednesday evening, Two horses, attach
I cd to ColsMa G. Iarman's buggy, became fright
cncd at the Central Depot md ran; down Augusta
Street at a righfful speed but were brought to
"stand-stil'' in trying TO run over lamp post,
which broke the axleaof the buggy saas sasg,en
LAGER BEEn.-staunton IS the only incorpora-
ted town in the Valley That makes q Lager Beer
Brewery. pay a Hotel License, I1arrisoEburg,
Richmond, Charlottesville and Lynchburg Do not.
We think the Council would do q good work in the
cause of Temperance, by following their example.
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70 KEEL THE PEACH WoaM.--rake the worms
out with your knife, fomthe roots, then paintthe
tree, from about six inches above ground aewn4to
the main roots for some distance, with a. MIXTURE
Of -four, sulphur and gas tar mixed. Apply
nualy and the werrns rs aaa.oas Tie Rancho
afink 81 uyhisksy il : BAD ding ii any ti,ac,
but drink Of whiskey before breakfast is Mo- sc.
lTe would solemniy adrnenish our friends not to
drink at Ill, if hey are deterrninel 10 drink,
spite eulaadvice, Woula most tsnaerly beg of
them to vais TIL AFTER ste ler1la
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Serious Ace1pESE.- The Register learns that
DR.. McFarlan, of Dayton, and Mr.. Felix Sheets,
of Messy Creek pap eli mil were seriously in
jured, BY being thrown from q Buggy, near Hal'-
on thc 18th. The Doctor fracturedthe
lower part OF his leg, and Nv slieets'was badly
cut on The knee. '3 L't8e s.sf - siF2Hlifi 80 ~
Rockingham County Court subscribed 1890 to
the'River Bank Bridge Company, and $500 to til s
Mt Crawford Toll Bridge, last week, and levy
was ordered for the purpose. The Court also deoi
ded flor heprcsenti was inexpedient and im-
proper allow any claims for provisions furnish
cd during the war p. fsa s'a,ss49 l g! .a2al
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Tournaments have not been the s.rage" in the
Valley this Skinner. Cause: orrsyoang men and
horses have been too busy circiing the wheat
crops, to pay proper attention the small ring,
usually hung up on, such occasions. BESIDES, .
large number have married and prefer playing
with their babies, when at leisure. 9zzatw ss5
WITT s. Bro. who hayes faithfully supplied tho
many wants of our people, present new elEertise7
ments. for your .perusal, this week. They have
been receiving recent additions 10 their large stock
of Summer goods, and in order TO make room fer
a Fab supply, arc Offering great bargains. Give
them callsasthey we'll desersethe pair 2nage Of
a generous pullic.2 r.ste -gfTsa5 j'ga aisi5 w
ss s-=-- = 77-- s---- ~. es,g,s i
-CeaE. Bows> Yearly al Of the splendid wheat
crop 10 the Valley has been yharyested This,
fact. should. remind Spectators of the forci-
bic language used by one Coon, ~,Nheas he
saw old Davy Croeket''s riaepointcdgat him
zip" seeing that The alternative to stay up was
useless, said :s*if tisat's Jo Mr.. Crockett IN
come down, don't shoot ailiil 500 d .,..
-MAsoSIc.--The following are the officers Of Hi
ram Lodge. No.s21,F. & A NJ, Winchester, in-a
stalled OH the oath Of June last, for the masonic
year: EtA@s y Ss5fit'3 Gus J g9SG5 92GI9
Jos NJ. CHM, w. Master ; Hon. Richard Par
lser. ST. Warden; Thos. B. w ood Jr.s Warden !; j.
Kerr, Treasurer; G. A. d. seoHrotll, Secretary;
ReT. Jas. b. Avrett, Chaplain;o David Barrett
Tyler; VIM. G.. Russell, Jr, Sem Beacon; Chass
S.. Harris, Jun. Deacon sa2e sf 59Ys 8lE1SiiasI
PEnsoNAL.-The Woodstock Herald says:2 ssAfr !
E. NJ Clineanst, our former fellow toy " isman,
has been paying visit, with his family, to his old
home in this place. lie has been living in Staual-
ton, where he has been quite successful in esta',
fishing reputationi in the Photographic and otAer
branches of the fine arts. : During his slorE,stay
here quite number of his old patrons induced
him to give them s'scting,5 athis brothers gal
lery in this place" .s7' - sa.9
PREs1srTE r1AN RE!rN1oS.- The children Of the
Presby terrain Sunday School had a re-union at
the Church last Thursday evening. 1t was large
ly attended and a success as VIC predicted. The |
lady managers hadgsupplied a most bountcons
feast, which all, young and Old enjoyed TO their
hearts content We cam OF too highly commend
tic idea deyelopedby such entertainments. They
make the Sunday School e pleasant feature in'thc
minds Of the young, and must do good 70 ~
IMroETANr ENrERPRlsE.-T Register Says
THE Harrisonburg Lumber, Manufacturing ana
Merchandise Company was organized on the 18th