The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-04-29

TO Hewitts.
Mcssrs Hirsh s. Loeb have just received
large and varied stock of goods. They have any
thing that may be called for. See advertisement,
and give them call.
The Good Times Saloon. Franklin Street below
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, keeps the very best
LIQUORS We would advise those visiting that
city who ssindulge'' to call on Mr.. Mccormick
If YOU want nice, fresh Fish, No. 1. article.
call on Hugh A. Glenn, Augusta street. He is
one of our most prompt and obliging business
men and will take great pleasure in filling your
orders Give him call.
Those who are fond of luxuries, should not fail
TO call On H. T. Cease, whose card will be found
in to-days paper. His Confectonaries are unrival-
led-bcing made by one Of the best werkmcn in
"DistrictNo L. Call and see for yourself.
On reasonable terms and short notice Job work
is executed at this Office.
NU1sANcE.-.Our town is full Of vagraht ne
grocs they hang around the corners OF streets
and blockade the pavement much to the annoy
ance of the passengers-ladies particularly. Can
not some of our police throw spit-devil among
them?
II YOU want beautiful Bonnet Hat, 60 to
Mrs Paul Scherers and Miss A. E. Bickle's-
They have a beautiful assortment of the latest
Styles best quality, and at the lowest prices
Give them a call and be convinced of the fact.
See card in another column.
CuEER1NG-On Monday last we added to our
subscription list the names of large number of
persons-the most of whom reside in one locali-
ty. This is indicative of the high appreciation in
which our paper is held in this particular sec
ton.
If you wish your houses re-furnished and deco
rated-Go to Hewitt's, New Street.
PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of visit at
our office of our friend william Gilman Esq, of
the Richmond WAig, who has been sojourping
with us several days. His looks are as good no
tured as ever, and he is as brimfull of humor as
he is of Walker Long may he flourish.
we should be obliged to any accommodating
person who will inform us why II. 0. Cease does
not bring out his Niagara, now that the weather
has become warm and the streets dusty. We are
sure it is not for want of patronage. Up with
the food gate and refresh us, Mr.. C.
The attention of the public is invited to the adj
vertisement Of Mr.. Edward Burke. He is very
accommodating livery man, and has number Of
magnificent horses, hacks and buggies. When
you wish to take your Dulcina out, young man,
to view the beauties of nature, call on Mr.. B.
who will furnish you with conveyance of the We
ny best character.
If you wish frames re-gilted and furniture re-
varnished-Go to Hewitt's.
THE FnuIT.-We learn from every direction that
the recent "cold snap has injured if not entire
ly destroyed the apricots, nectarines and peach
cs. We have consulted farmers Of this section on
the subject. They very generally give it as their
opinion that the peach crop will be short; cherry
and apple trees have not suffered from the frost,
and the supply will be more ian an average
COURT DAY-On Monday last the County Court
was in session. The new magistrates on the bench
and the jury in the box looked extremely grave,
for many cases were brought up for their grave
consideration. The lawyers spoke with their
usual earnestness but no business of Importance
was transacted. In the evening good deal of
whiskey went out of town. and quiet reigned.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH
On Sabbath last the Rev. Mr.. Kramer announced
to crowded congregation assembled at the church,
that, owing to circumstances beyond his centrol,
there would be no service in that building on Sun
day next; military order to that effect having
been issued. The congregation were notified to
meet at the Town Hall for public worship on the
next Sabbath. We make no comment-but we
cannot help thinking that we have been bowling
lower and lower until at last we shall lick the
dust off expressions feet.
If you wish your carpets laid and your curtains
hung-Go to Hewitt's
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-The at
tention of the public is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Heaffelfnger, the accommodating af-
fable, and courteous proprietor of the above named
Springs. They delightfully."- situated twelve
miles Northwest of Staunton, and are approached
sby very good road. These Springs are highly
recommended by some of the most prominent mem
bers of the medical faculty. TO those who may
DE in quest of pleasure we have to say that every
thing calculated to please has been obtained by
the proprietor.
The BIRps.-Our exchanges from all parts of
the country are appealing for the ':forest song
sters, The Journals in the farming districts call
them the farmers best friend, and yet we fire.
auently hear the crack of fowling- piece in our
woods-and imagine the fall of tom tit or blue
bird, tils anxious mother of nest full of young
cles If our big boys wish to try their skill at
shooting on the wing, let them blaze away at the
crows-or, run, at the rats that infest barns
and graneries. But let the birds nurse their
Young, and kill the Obstructive worms.
If you wish handsome picture frames, looking
glasses, mirror tables, SC. Go to Hewitt's Fancy
Shop, NeY Street.