The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-06-10

The Talley Wirgiuian.
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Thursday, -: June 10, 1869.
Local.
e VIRGINIA HorEI.-See card of this frst-class
Hotel
B@See advertisement of Washington Carriage
Factory.
HR~We invite attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. A. NJ Simpson. Give him call.
DEcL1NEs.-Robert W. Burke, in note to the
Spectator, declines being candidate for the Leg
islature.
n@-Col. NJ P. Bledsoe, formerly Of the Wash
ington House, Lynchburg, is having the American
Hotel thoroughly repaired sea-. III.
nA- The ladies of the N. E. Church, South,
will hold their Annual Fair at the Town Hall, on
the oath of June.
mY@The Western train now runs within eight
miles of the White Sulphur Springs. They are
expected to reach the White Sulphur lntwo weeks
CAUrIoN.-Little children-and big ones too,
be advised do not eat fruit until it is ripe; il
you do you may be compelled to make ugly faces
and patronize the doctor.
MASS MEErINGs.-Mass meetings, as usual, will
continue to be held ct the corners Of Main and
interesting streets by idle negroes-until an
I Dordnance'' is brought to bear upon them. ::
nag The congregation of the Presbyterian
Church in this place have determined to build a
new Church Subscriptions to the amount Of
$4,000 have already been obtained.
pA- The Spectator ought to 'mind its trigger
eye" TITS last issue has an advertisement head
ell in bold capitals "U S. INrERNAL REVENUE. -
Treason or MOTT is Internal hard to pay it,
H9At attention is called to the advertisement Of
Mr. E. L. Houf, general agent Of the Richmond
Nursery. He has secured the services of Mr.. VIM
t. Sheets to aid him in selling his extensive sup
qily of fruit and other trees. 'tr
AUGUSTA FEMALE SENIsARY.-The commence
ment exercises ofthis Institution will take place
,on the 10Th Of jane in the Presbyterian Church
bo doEv ro4 fszyG 01o
W. P. johnson, of Washington College.
We take pleasure in Recommending the new
firm of Messrs. Powers & Pritchard, to those II
want of Grocers, or having Produce to sell. They
ara prompt, obliging and reliable, and will do
mhat they say. See card and give them call.
DeGs.-The dog-catchers are active ia Peters
fburg, and turn vagrant dogs into hsae-dust, OF
phosphate of lime, with surprising rapidity. II
would be well if the same chemical process wore
tried in the aourishing, but dog infested city o.
Staunton. sft
VoLoc,pED1ANA-Weh have oNr xoaoeipede school
at last The young men are now all going to
scheeiing at break neck rate. If any one wishes
ito try his skill on two wheeled carriage without
horses-heean haze a chanee by going to the sta
tiles of the American Hotel.
Cold CoMroRr.-Tayler s. Kinney kept oper
house on Monday last, and treated their friends
TO ice-eream and cake OF course there was o
rush upon the establishment, but the bank proved
= its solveney and IGNORED every draft with perfect
GOODNESS. Lsng may they flourish!
NNEYnn's CAvE-Mr. Mohler, the gentlemahlJ
proprietor of this great curiosity has invited th'
Superintendent Physicians of the Insane Asylums
of the United States which are TO convene in
Staunton on the 18th inst, to visit free Of charge
.the cave-promising to illuminate some of the
most attractive rooms, &c. 8fg
Tx @ Tss.,56 st
IMpRovEMENr.-There is to be a continuous
pavement on the South side of Main Beverly
street from the bridge to the Baptist church. The
iron fence fronting the Episcopal Church is up
though the gate-wa is not yet finished. The rail
angs are to be painted the fashionable color
Black. ASA
THE HAYMAKERs.-The Stauntsn Musical As
ISOLATION will render Incorporate cantata of thu
.sHaymakers'' at the hall of the D. D. 3. lnsti
tuition tonight Much care has been taken BY
the members to give this production fair hear
ing and we hope the puBlic will repay the Societj
for the pains taken. See printed labrett0.
.sn6F Look out for 4it.fallson Main Street from
.sihe corner of Naw S&ssst,to 1.-The Pest office.
any one wishes tobeeesethe,pssprieter of a dis
located ankle fayed nase, .let him travel tina
ihilIy highway when darkness issTisable. Wondel
some Of our active Street Commissioners have no
,.been placed "hsrs du combat" in these dangerous
$ regions. fft4.ssstl,iiflI .go.4. 1851
p9rCol Gilbert C. Walker, candhasse-fo for Gov
ernor, accompanied by Maj. Beverly D. Douglas
canwasser at large, and William Gilman of tn
Richmond Wing, arrived in Stanton on Saturda,
fast, and were the guests eofLR. w falrke, Esq.
tuntil, Sunday, wksa Dsaglas started Ter Spcttsyl