Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-12-02

Der 9th.
Slower 4 Co. are still taking those beautiful
clear pearl ca I'd pictures eight for 81, or four
for SO cents. Will remain only a short time
longer. Albums worth three dollars for one
dollar.
BIG HoG.-Mr. Robt. J. Glendy, of stThe Will
derness,' near Deerfield, during the past week,
killed hog which Melted 622 lbs.
Can any OF our readers beat this? Especially
would we say to friend Hoshour, of the Western
Lunatic Asylum, to come on with his "rat
killin.'
The Ladies of the Baptist Church in this place,
will hold Fair and Feast, at the Town Hall,
beginning on Dec. l4th, to raise funds to repair
and paint their Church, and enclose it with an
IRON railing.
This Church has not been in proper repair
since the war, and We bespeak for the ladies o.
the Baptist congregation that liberal support
which the object of their Fair so Justly merits
and which We have no doubt they will receive
QUEEN SISTERS. by request of a number of
citizens of Stauuton, who have rendered them
second benefit, the Queen Sisters have consent
ed to remain and give another of their excellent
entertainments on tomorrow, Saturday night,
in the Town Hall, when choice programme
will be offered.
We advise our readers to go and hear them,
as this will be the last entertainment given by
them in this place.
VALLEY STAGEs.-We learn from Mr. Waldo
NJ. Allen, Agent of the Stage Company, that
stages between Staunton and Harrisonburg, will
run daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
Leave Staunton at 8 A. NJ, after the arrival of
Western Train, and arrive at -Harrisonburg at
P. NJ. 80
Leave Staunton at 4:3O P. NJ, after the arrival
of the Eastern Train and arrive at Harrisonburg
at $50 P. NJ.
Leave Harrisonburg at A. NJ, and arrive at
Staunton at P. N.
Leave Harrisonburg at P. NJ, and arrive at
Staunton at II P. M.
Owing to the ill-behavior of the boys at the
Post Office, during the opening Of the evening
mail, the Postmaster has determined to close the
outer doors until tue mail is distributed and
ready for delivery. This will be a vast inconve-
nicnce to the public, especially in bad weather,
but there i, scarcely any one, who has been at
the Office during the opening of the evening
mall that has not wondered that Mr. Sears has
put up with the noise and misbehavior of the
boys for SO long time. We trust that those,
whose children frequent the Post-0fice in the
evening for the mails or for play will take the
hint and make them behave, so that the pnblic
may again have access to the front of the Office.
Masonic.
MEMBERS OF UNION ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. 2.
You are hereby notified to attend Special
convocation of the Chapter, on Monday evening
next at % lock, for the transaction of impor.
tant business.
BY order of the NJ E. High Priest.
JAMES F. PATTERSON, Secretary.
December LIST 1870.
HEAD QUARTERS, STEVENSON CoNMANDERY No. II.
December LIST 1870.
SPECIAL ORDER.
SIR KNIGHTS
Attend Special Assembly of the Comma nd
.ery at your Asylum, on Monday evening next,
at u O'Clock, for the transaction of important
business.
By order of the Eminent Commander
VIM. L. RALTHIS, CAPT. GEN'L.
Teste,
JAMES T. PATTERSON, Recorder.
IT WILL PAY AND How.-We heard recently
of two farmers who each came to the village with
load OF grain. One accepted the first offer of
six cents bushel over his previous sale
1.-The other having read in his local paper of an
advance of Is to 20 cents per bushel held off I'M
ii he obtained ls2 cents advance, 81 more
than the other, on 80 bushels of the same qna-
ty Of grain. The paper cost him So for a whole
year. The above instance was only one of sew
eral such gains during the year. in sales and
purchases. Did the paper pay2 His family know
what is going on at home and abroad, and are
growing up intelligent DULY last month man
here received one of forty fifty private conf
dental circulars sent by mail to different par
tes,ofering great returns for $40 He sent the