The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
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Entertain no thoughts which sou would blush at
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The wife of Judge George W. Summers, of West
Virginia, is dead.
Thos B. Jopling, well known citizen of Bed
ord, died recently.
Charlottesville is to have another Circus. We
eally envy Southall!
The Register urges the people to McAdamize
he Streets of Harrisonburg.
DR.. Conway Brown, a prominent physician OF
Loudoun county, died last week
Prof. James White, ofLexington, had two stacks
" hav burnt ON Saturday night week.
Fresh Pork, 10 be delivered in November, was
sold in Lexington on Monday at $40.
Keen out of bad company, for the chance is that
yhen the devil fires into flock he will hit some
,ody.
Henry A. Ball, Esq, an esteemed citizen OF
Loudoun county, died on Monday last, aged So
1cars.
The Third Quarterly Meeting. of the current
Conference year, for Leyisburg Station, was held
n the Baptist Church. Lewisburg, beginning on
November 9th.
In Kanawha county, Lewis Dumgardner, Con-
,ervative, is elected to the State Senate. H. c.
McWhorter Radical, and ohm L. Cole, Conserya-
i've, to the House of Delegates.
Lieut.. Dunn, recently i'll command at Fincastla,
las been ordered away to Join his regiment. The
Herald compliments his administration highly, and
ais department as a gentleman.
The Greenhrier Independent says: Mr.. George
W. Buster of Muddy Greek. died on the 25th ult.
in the sixty first year Of his age His disease was
cancer in the face and consumption.
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A hunting party, from Rappahannock county,
have regular encampmant near the foot of Mas
sanutten mountain. They have killed six large
deer SO far. according to the Page Courier.
Wild Cats are becoming common in the neigh
borhood of Charlestown, in Jefferson county, and
he Spirit insinuates that "thcy came in at the con-
quest along with the radicals and negro suffrage
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EcoNoM1cAL SoAr-We have received from G..
W. Reintzel package of this Soap, manufactured
by him in Lexington. We have tried it and pro-
aounce it the best soap we ever used in Office.
HAFrY LOOKING PEopLE.-0ur 1nilliner and dry
good stores. report the prospec: Of large addi-
ton to this class in Stanton and Augusta. For
further particulars marriage notices in future.
nun Der of Alabamians are in Staunton look
ing for Farms. We also hear Of numbers from
other Cotton States expected in short time
There is room and o warm welcome for all in the
Great Valley.
The new Merchant Mill, Saw Mill and Still
house, with the entire wheat crop of Mr.. b. Key
ser, living on Nelson Run. nine miles below Lal-
ray, was entirely destroyed by the high waters
recently. Loss, $4,000.
Ahram Shaver, near Mt. Scion, killed third
Bear few nights age by stileing his gun. 1t
weighed $50 pounds nett. He shot at one few
nights afterwards hit it, as il rolled down bank
and made its escape
The manufacture of cheese, on avery extensive
scale, will soon be commenced at Saltville, Wash
ington county. Va, by r Mr.. Palmer It is pro-
posed to have six hundred cows from which to o.
tain the milk required.
CAPT. Gao. BAYLOR. We have received the card
of this talented young gentleman. from which We
learn that he has located at Kansas City Mo. fol-
the practice of law. Parties in Virginia having
business in that section conid not entrust it to bet
ter hands W1nchester Times.
The negroes of Charlottesville engage in frequsn
rows among themselves. There were no less thar
three fights on Saturday and Sunday week. in ont
of which negro cut his anita gonist severely witt
razor. Another one mad his ear split open.
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Ifthere is any apology necessary for this rapc'
recently, we can only sag that theJnnior has beer
absent while tle Senior has been like the old wo
man told him she was in North Carolina. She SAD
she chad the rlumatis bad in both legs and thu
back, and she believed it was hereditary"
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CARNIVAL OF CEtME.-Thelastf few days seen
to have been employed especially by the Bureau
in experimenting in felonies. burglary. attempts
at rape. inccndiarism and assault and battery
No less than nine boar.Iers have been registered
al The County jail. Lexington, since the election
Lexington Gazette.
NOVEMBER This is generally regarded rs ths
g'oo;niest month in the year. and styled hy
The ancient Saxons WAstmonct. or the wind month
from the gales that prevalent at this season o
the year. II was also called the B5otmonath, OF
The hlaoaY month frcu tie large number Of cat