The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-17
june 17-4w
= al,asslc Town Property

l'4agt e,fs EOT S9stkC.
l offer for sale privately, my house and lot in
the town Of Staunton, now occupied by my father
S. NJ. Woodward. 1t adjoins the property Of
Mrs. G. w. Campbell and that of Mrs. j. B.
Breckenridge, and fronts on the street leading
to the Wooden Factory. It's convenient to the
business portion of the town and at the same time
is not disturbed by its noise and dust, which
makes it more desirable. The house is brick, has
just been newly rooted and repaired throughout
contains seven large rooms and the kitchen and
out houses are ample and conveniently arranged.
The lot contains I of an acre or more.
For terms apply to Nm. A. Burnett, County
Clerks Office, who is authorized to contract for
me. DAVID p. WOODWARD.
july 17-1m
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july lifts Editor and Proprietor.
Mccormick. Mower Still A head !
WI First Prize awarded it by the Paris Ex-
position. From the Chicago Evening Journal,
June 29th, 1897
s.We yentured the opinion lately that Chicago
would carry off the first prize on Moving Ma
chimes, over all others, and by the official
report Of awards, by the Paris Exposition, that
C.. H. Mccormick and Bro, of this city, have
achieved that cnyiable honor for their Mower"
There were twenty three Mowers including the
Buck Eye and Woods contending.
This public acknowledgment of the merits Of
this Machine from such high authority, should
induce all in want of the best, to call on our
Agents, McGLUNEs& IuMGAhpNEh'
July l0-3t Central Depot.
Hunter a. Nowiin.
/ Next door to the Post Office, Staunton,
Va, Dealer in
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STA
TIONERY AND. MUSIC.
Will supply ANY Book. no matter by Wnom pun
lished, and at Publishers lowest cash price Or
ders will be given immediate attention on their
reception, and filed on such terms as if purchas-
ers were present
Discount allowed to active Ministers, and to
Teachers purchasing in Quantities.
july lit
s!Y1yEse Gazette and Banners
LEXINGTON, VA,
is the only paper published in that County. 1t is
extensively read, and offers great inducements to
advertisers. Ell
Rglg~ Merchants and business men, remember
this. july l7-tf
A mother Supply OF
n DONNALLY'S
CELEBRATED BUCK GLOVES.
just received and for eby
july l7-tf s3WM.s NJ POOLE.
A counts ready, and Money needed at
II PIPER, DRAKE s. cos.
Cundries.-B Bishop Lawns, Tarlatans, Swiss
~ Muslns, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Batting,
&c., just received, by W, NJ. POOLE.
june SIT