The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-16

Read Specials letter from the Ohio, on first
page. de.
Hereafter advertisements will be noticed the
week following first insertion.
Two hundred and twenty Cadets have reported
for duty at the V. NJ. 1.
Tom Campbell has improved his Virginia Bar
her Shop, by adding marble wash basinS
1oH-roxrp-'sShoddy'' sneering at every
thing it sees at fashionable watering places.
s.THp GnAo1As BKyp.-Isit "sAe staops to con-
apes" or has she the ''Colie 6toop!'
DR.. Bagby is still after Southall. He says he
il to 70 on the New York Press Poor Southall!
70 relieve choked cattle, fire gun under them,
and tho excessive fright will clear their throat.
To live il gift to die is debt This life ia
only prelude to eternity.-Senica.
Capt John Glajze raised as bushels Of wheat to
the acre, on the Old Fair Greunds, near Winches-
ter.
The Cirsait Court of Rookbridge is in session,
Judge sheaey presiding No important cases
decided yet.
W4.ys.-Jim Brian is certainaly expected
to attend both Cirouses and Pete Kurtz started to
Winchester to-day.
Dolph White of Lexington, passed as, en- route
for the lower Valley, on Monday last. Msy he
find his match.
It is estimated that $4,000 strangers visited the
various watering places, in the Virginia noun
tains this summer
Seventy five students have arrived at the Deaf
Dumb and Blind Institution. One hundred and
thirty-eig ht are expected in ALL
An important notice from the Principal Of the
Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution will be found
in advertising columns Read and obey.
Bells infant soothing codial-the great RENE
DIV for children teething Price Is cents. For
sale by Druggists and all prominent Storekeep-
erS.
Ex-Governor Letcher paid flying visit to
Rockbridge Baths last week and returned to Lex
ington Monday, to attend Rockbridge Circuit
Court.
Our mountain springs still report an average
number Of people for this season. Over hundred
At Rockbridge Baths The regular season there
closes October 3lst. -
President johnson is expected at the White
Sulphur next week. He returns by the Rockbridge
Baths, If that water don't give him shack bone"
what will I?
Our city council did not hold its "stated meet
ing" last week. 1t is expected to meet-well,
"Chrismas is coming!" The people live in
hope
The RA1Ns-The Bride over Zirkles' creek. at
Mt Jackson, was washed away by the flood, last
Saturday night, Considerable damage is report
edith roughout the Valley.
H. w
EAST Friday. The Generals health was much i'm
proved by his visit to the mountains. We re-
xret to state that his wife and daughter are still
in delicate health.
..The Flying Dutchman," Fred Schefer, has lit
upon another good idea, in his journey through
the regions, vast and wide, of Hotel experience.
He has secured the services of R. NJ Ayers, Esq,
- Superintendent ofthe Virginia Hotel.
FIRn AT WHITE SuLPHuR.-Two cabins, on
r Richmond Road, were burnt at the White last
week. Two negroes were arrested at Co7ington,
charged with burning them. There was no fight
there, Is rumor had it.
TO PARHxrs.-The police request us to call at.
tention to the number of boys who loaf around
Bar rooms and on the streets at night If pa
rents do not attend to their boys they will be or
rested.
II you feel debilitated and "vorn outs and
want something to tone up the system, instead OF
using stimulants, take DIR. H. Anders Iodine
Water, most power vitalizing agent and resto
rative. 1t permeates the entire system, and its
effect is permanent.
EDIToaIAL.-The father of the Valley Press,
Naryey Wartmap, of the Rockingham Register,
GladSened our sanctum with his cheerful face
Monday. He was off for tour through the
mountains, but looked too well to need mineral
restoratives.
AN AcouIsIFIox.-Wm. e. Frazier, Esq, late
Of the Rockbridge Alum, will. we understand,
settle in Staunton and add thousands to its
available capital. This is the only reason we
are glad he leaves the Alum His family ar
arrived on the Chesapeake OHIO Monday week.
Burke's Iron Works in Staunton compare with
anv in the State for excellent work at fair rates
Mr. r. E. Rollins, the financial clerk of the es
-.tablishpent, is an energetic, prompt, courteous
and efficient gentleman, whom we take pleasure
in commencing to the pubic.-Natius Nrgn'an
- A SoLurIoN TO Mr.. RUsMlsLE's WONDERFUL
-sSToNE.-It is q cast Of the backbone OF shell
fish, known among Biologists as the Ammonite
which casts are very common in the calciferous
formation. It is that portion of the cast which is
conway and 1ookS,like it had haen worn which