The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

ALLI1 vllbQllNlAlS.
sTAUNToN. VIRGINIA.
Wednesday Morning. :: June Z, 1858.
BUSINESS MEN, MAKE Norr OF T4ls.-Ths
Valley virginian has representative circulation
In every Southern and Western State, besides all
the Northern States but three.
LOG CAL.
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Zee change in the schedule, Of tho v. G. r. R.
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Agents wanted for ths life Of Grant. see adver-
tisement.
White man Club las sssn organized II Il. WIN
chester.
A Tobacco Factory win b. establi.RRsaa in 4B Der
Virginia Bonds have advanced in New York.
Have you asyi
Another Circus il travelling this way. Save
your eh ,iqakk boys
Kockbridge foundry for sale-a gsed bargain.
See advertisement
A New Meat store in NewtewP. 500 eagd sf
Geo. 4. Nsreaalms and siys hin him : gall.
Acenn.Toi.l College i to 5. established in
Winchester, lndsr the NEST favorable auspices.
Gen William Terry, Of Wythyille, ", has
been nominated for Congress in the 9Th District.
The editor Of this paper never lost his "prayer
book" H has been necessarily absent several
weeks.
The june term of the county Court Of Rock
ingham, commenced on Monday, with full
bench.
The ladies Of the Lutheran church, in this place
realized $27s by tlsiir Strawberry Festival last
week.
The population Of bristol has increased at the
rate Of three hundred per year siees the close of
the war.
Capt. P. o. Palmsr's company pay their anpnal
visit to Ellott's Knob Saturday week, June 9th.
Fanin.
Miss NJ. NJ, Of Lynchburg wishes situation
As teacher. She is lady. compstent in every
respect.
Col. withsrs arrived yesterday and is stopping
9Th Col. J. 3. Raldyiq. evil certainly speak
to-day. T4ra mt.
Miss Sue Ridenhour, the blind songstress, had
successful benefit at the p. D. l. B., Ipstitution
Monday night.
Mr.. John F. Wall. Of Winchester, is the Con-
ssrvativo candidate fer the Legislature from
FIR ederick county.
A son Of Richard Michael, deceased, aged
about years. was drowned in Cub Run, near
McGahhysyills lately.
REcHuIrs.-A company Of recruits for the Regu
Jar army could be had among the freedmen here,
if an officer was On hand to arrest them.
Incendiaries are at work in Winchester again.
The stable Of Capt Charley Harris was burned,
aud fine horse much injured, last week.
Saturday week was Memorial day il Winches-
ICE. An0 graves oI LIZ NonltQerSto .teHp,
from every State, were strewn with flowers.
An intelligent boy is wanted at the Timss of
hee, Winchester, tolearn the Printing business
one who will permit the publishers to do the boss
ing.
Mr.. H. Beysa. fsTmer citizen x Harri-
sonhprg died At Askaleeesa Indiana. He We. spoh
Fs,pesst.d, and is SPOKEN of by the pres. r. =
useful citizen.
Ths PsrFyTilIe 9sTTpal says little htsy, SON Of
Mr. Windham Of that town, was stpng by To-
gust and is at this time suffering severely from
this. effects Of its poison.
We welcome to our Eet several new exchanges,
from Pennsylvaaia and the Newspapers lately
started and hsahitahy lootsg sheets, showing their
business .ss to be ~ 9e the increase.
THIN AND Now.-An old citizen pointed out
house ON Main st., that rented in 1859 for $50
year. Now one room brings $3.50, and if put
Up to-day would ret s. T. asssl. that.
PrnsosAr-John ?. Brooks, Esq, formerly of
this county, has located in Lexington, Va, and
win practice law. Those having business in that
section will DO well to correspond viii h l.iH
Three Or four boys have been arrested.by the
military and carried t. Winchester fsr "isloyal-
~" in cutting down POLE at Woodstock from
which = United ststes flag occasionally foased.
AsorHrn coxrIArsF-lThers afs two gentle
1nsa Of our t'wa who sish to Put up eight houses
apiece this summer, but cannot do it'for the
want # labor. Here is chance for builders.
The Lexington Gazstts calls attention to the