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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-27
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.t.s.,,,ss.i &. July Gath, 1871. ~
Editor vattsy' tiragiinian.-Quite number of
select visitors are accommodating at this place, a;
list of whom sond you ses4
The place so lovely with its natural beauty
and the waters so healthful in their properties,
and everything about the establishment conduct
ed with SO much regard to pleasure and comfort,
that none but stole would fail to enjoy it. There
are now here, Col VIC: Darlington and family,
Richmond L. L. Loving, jr., Nelson county J.
Santin and family, New Orleans; Professor H.
Scharf, Va. Female Institute Rev. R. NJ. Rich
ardson and wife, Warrenton, Va; John s. Tucker
and family, Loudoun county C, w. Wilson and
family, Norfolk. Va; Rev. r. H. Phillips, Prin-
cpal Of Va. Institute, with number Of his pu-
pills; Rev. r. II. Mason and wife, North Carroll
ma Mrs. Alderman, daughter and son, Staun-
ton II. c. De Shields, baltimore G. C. JEFF
ferson. Richmond, Va; Mrs. Thos. Brent, Nor
folk, Va. Yours,
ts.=.. 70 OBSERVER,
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See advertisement of George NJ. Cochran, jr,
Commissioner, of the sale of land belonging to
The estate Of George ". Mowry, deceased.
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| One Of the convict employees on the Jerry's
Run cut, worked by lIessrs. Mason g. Hoge, was
run over and killed by the construction train on
the Odd
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CHARLES L. TODD.
~ Commission Merchant,
RICHMOND, VA.
Special an prompt attention given to the sale
FLOUR,
WHEAT,
CORN. ''t@

.s and all kinds of Country Produce,
Charges light and quick reurnsl made. an ev1
cry case. :: -.
y. 1, II Grain Bags furnished when desired.
Consignments solicited, and liberal advances
made by -, .E.;5J " ToDD& co.;
8. 3urweI's Conner, ,Staunton, Va
;uIu 10 tfs q 81 NET; fEi'i'- t9f'.:@ f
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NorARY puDIrc.-Gov. Walker has appointed
Mr.. W. B. McChesney, of this place, Notary
Public e-se II,
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1900 ~
Mrs Kate NJ. Kelley is selling off her entire
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods at cost all
so lot of children's clothing.
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ENLARGED.-We noticed last week that the
Messrs. Lushbaugh had placed under roof the
new building on the site of that burned, intend
ed for their Planning Factory. Since that para
graph was penned they have erected an addition
as capacous as the original building, have it I'M
der roof, and floors are being laid. They will,
by this improvement, have as much again room
as they had previous. o,the burning of the Fac
tory. gen
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sStds5,st0N advertisements.
A.'T,lI-vTI'El5NTION!7 :.
i A ll1' !. ART II DRY GOODS
81 DEPARTMENT., hgai st1 be
STA UNION. tK4.,7 JULYi2o, 1871. !,
. General OrdcraNO. H. !.

A LIZ oFF1oERs in the Dry Goods Department
n are hereby ordered to report at these Head
quarters on Bruces Corner for. instruction and
list Of prices, copy of which is ordered to be
in kind considerationsf~ and sympathy
for long and imposed upon public Il sg41 4
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"A FEMALE INFANT, about four months old, was
left in the buggy of Mr.. Geo. w. Fauber, Super
intendent of the Poor House, by parties unknown.
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A Coon APPOINTMENT We noticed last week
that the Governor had appointed John NJ. Kin
ney, Esq, Notary Public for, Augusta county.
Mr.. Kinney has taken the rear room of Niche
& Michie's office, and will take pleasure in at
tending to,a any business that may be required of
him, in the Notarial or in the Scrvener line, such
as drawing Deeds articles Of agreement, etc., etc.
He is well qualified for the business which he
processes, and we commend him to public favor.
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See a1verti sement of Drs. Donaghe s. Hanger,
who have removed their Office to that formerly
occupied by DR.. Donaghe, Main Street, few
doors West OF the National Valley Bank
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IMPRovEMENT.-Mr. Owen C. Morris is con-
verting the Northern end of the stone building
adjoining P. N. Powell, on Augusta street, into
handsome open front store-room.
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Or. Thos. W. Shelton was elected President. Of
the Board of Supervisors. for Augusta County,
on Monday last.
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: See advertisement of Sup't Pratt, for the con-
'y.ruction of the road from the Fair Grounds to
Main Street
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OBSERVER.

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100000 Worm OF Dry GOODS TO BE SOLD AT
GREATLY REDUCED PR1cEs.-The owner of the
building we now occupy demanding larger rent
than we can afford to pay and continue to sell
goods as cheap as we have done heretofore and
not being able to procure store large enough to
hold our stock, we are necessitated to close out
the goods we now have on hand, and have conse-
quent]y fixed the prices to insure rapid sale, as
we have but short time before the expiration of
our lease to disposerof our stock. We will state
what is already known to great many, that we
have the largest and best-assorted stock of Dry
Goods in the State, oil of which were purchased
upon the most favorable terms hence are
enabled to offer extra inducements to all who
wish 10 purchase anything in our line.
'f@tj@ t7a LEVY BRoTHERs.
e -.r@ts - sr Richmond, Va.
J.W. Newton is selling Calico at s, 10, and 124
cents. M s ~ - si'aa :
Cotton Cloth from 8 to 90 cents
Best machine Thread at 90 CENTS a s's
Best machine Oil and Needles ,atg
Ladies' Lasting. Caters, ST., to So.
Children's Shoes from IS cents to 81. .g.f
Mems and Boys Hats, from 13 cents to 49,
Summer Dress Goods at Cost, at
J. W. NEWTON'S " +
Variety Store,
10y Augusta ST., next to Spectator Office.
july 20-4t 'tl'7 2e'
Camp MEETING.-T first meeting for Shen-
andoah Valley District, Virginia Annual Confer
ence of the United Brethren in Christ, will be
held near Mothers Cave, Augusta county, COM
mencing August .4th, 1871. 5,.... I'll - s.
The second will be held on the old grounds
near stribling Springs, Augusta county, common
cling August 18th. The third will be held on the
old ground near Singers Glenn, Rockingham CO.,
commencing August 25th.. The fourth will be
held near Grove Hill, Page CO., commencing Sept.
lst.
Bishop Weaver of Baltimore, Nd, is expected
to attend the second or Stribling Springs meet
ing. i4 e j. L GRIMM, )vs IA -.
g s.a l0o BY order of j. W. HOWE, P. -
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COURT DAY.-Last Monday was the first day of
the July Court goodly number of the citizens
of the County were present in the city. We had
the pleasure of meeting number of our friends,
adding the names of good many to our subscrip-
ton list, and receipting for various amounts due
the Firginidn. That's the way to patronize a
newspaper. There is some substanc in it, and a
vast deal of fragment
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A CHILD ScALDED TO DEATH.-On last Satur-
day, the 22d inst, little boy, aged about three
years. son of VIM. Raines, living near Folly Mills,
four miles South of Staunton on the Greenvie
road, was scalded to death by falling in kettle
of hot water. The chids mother was cleansing
the beds, and while the mother was unloosing the
bed cord, the little fellow said, mamma, l will
help YOU While in the act of pulling at the
pins that held the cord he stumbled, and falling
in the kettle, it was upset the scalding water run
ming over his body. He fingered in great pain
until Sunday night, when death came TO his re-
lief ~ IA
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CHEESE FAcToR1.-They have now in Loudoun
county two Cheese Factories in successful opera
ton. This might be made profitable enterprise
in Augusta county. Will not some of our enter
prising citizens give it trial !? We know of no.
one better situated to try it than Geo. A. Hanger.
The experiment would, doubtless, prove q good
investment. --..,-.,...s..--
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FRESH MEIoNs.-our FRIEND Hugh Glenn,
across the way is daily receiving the incest and
most delicious water melons, ice cool. We had
the pleasure of demolishing huge one on yester-
day, which was the first we had tasted this season.
Those wishing fresh ripe melons, should call on
Mr. Glenn He keeps them on ice, and furnish
es them at moderate prices.
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> The Post Office atiRushville, Rockingham coun-
'ty, on route 4509, Staunton to Dayton, has been
re.established, and Joseph Smell appointed Post
Master. .-af...sil SID .-t5 t+-
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BAL TIMoRE CATTLE MAKkET, JULY 20
Prices to-day for best Beef Cattle ranged as
follows Best Becves at ST a SIC; first auality
Al SIC medium 44c ordinary thin Steers
333aa ST. Hogs 81 7c for common large selling
down to 81 receipts 1896. Sheep in fair de-
good - a4c: Stock Sheep at II age: Lambs
81 15a 81 20.
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=, We notice among those who marketed cattle
last week in Baltimore, that Col NJ G. Hartman.
ofthis county, had 60 head l9Ge
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Good Tobacco large plugs, only Is cents, best
large plugs only 80 cents, at John A. Moons,
Post-office. fsss-ss july 20-1m
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New BUILDINGS New buildings are being SO
rapidly constructed in staunton that we do not
pretend to keep pace with them. gentleman
informed us that he noticed, in walking around
the city few days ago. at least fifteen commo-
dous and stylish new buildings going up There
are doubtless, more than thatnumber, and large
y in excess of it, in contemplation. s.
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commissioners Notice.

" To James NJ. Lofland and his Lien creditors.
Take notice that in pursuance of an order of
the Circuit Court of Augusta, on the Chancery
side thereof, made at the June Term, 1871 in the
cause of Lofand's creditors James NJ. Leland.
shall, on the End day of SEPTEMBER, 187 l., 9,
my Office in Staunton, proceed to take, state and
settle the following accounts, viz: ~ 80
LIST. The amounts and priorities of all liens
resting upon The real estate Of the said defendant.
James NJ. Lofand. - '-'--
End The quantity Of real estate subject to
said liens, and the fee-simple and annual rental
value thereof. Ia ESP -s4 -
At which time and place, all credters holding
lens upon tie real estate of the said james ". Lct-
land, are required to file proper evidence thereof
with the Undersigned
Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court, this 10th day Of July. 18Th 1-axl-r. I'D
~ j. w. GREEN SMITH,
A.
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SPECIAL ORDERS.

No. 1.-The following named goods must be
sold at or below the prices marked opposite I'M
der penalty of Court Martial, and appropriate
punishment for first offence, and oonfscation of
entire stock for the second. 95l4 i.ss vs.
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To CHEwERs, SMOKERS AND ALL USERS OF THE
wEKp.-The place to buy it cheap, is at John A.
Noon's Post office Building. The large plug Tc-
bscco only 80 cents, good only % cents Come
and see. july 20-1m
HANDSOME ART GALLERY.-Clinedinst has fit
ted up his reception room and gallery in the Bur-
well building. corner of Main and New Streets,
in elegant style. His reception room contains
some beautiful specimens of the Photographic art.
executed after the latest improvements. Call and
see him.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-27

Billy Wholey, proprietor of the ''Old Reliable
Liquor stcre,' on New Street, presents his com
pliments to the public this week through the
Nrginian, and solicts a call. Billy knows
thing or two about what he is dealing in and can
furnish the best, without causing ringed, streak
ed and striped visions. .3
Joseph T. Rohr, died at his residence in Har
risonburg, on Tuesday night, the 18th, of con-
sumption, in the Goth year Of his age. He had
heen confined to his room nearly all the time for
two years. He was man of great moral worth
and good citizen. He was an unmarried man.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, JULY 20.
BEEF CATTLE.--The market during the past
week was dull. The cattle arriving supply the
demand, and prices have net changed The quo
tations are: W-
Prime, S. 50G9S 90 ~ 100 lib gross.
Good 4 OO(Gl5 90
sIEEp. The market is well supplied. The
prices are: y. hEt
Prime, IS O0(06 90 9e 100 fb gross.
Good, -'ati 4 0095 90
VEAL CALVES are quoted at from SIS TO $15
each, as to condition.
SPRING LANES bring from So to 81, as to size
and condition.
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.L1RER4L OFFEn.-We will furnish the Virgin
san from the LIST of August to the lst of Decem-
Der for the low price of so cents. This will in
cluAefkE returns Of the November elections As
we expect to 60 into that canva So with vim, and
give full returns of the fall elections of all the
States, and especially Virginia, where cleo
,tions are to be held, every intelligent in the
county ought to have copy. So send in your
.narnes.
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STILL TuMDL1NG.-Our neighbor of the Spec
tator is still tumbng in the price of his paper
He now offers six copies for $l0-less than So q
year. A few weeks ago it was So. If he makes
a few more drops, he will get to the true value.
Well, not to be outdone in furnishing intelligent
reading to the people, we will do likewise, al
though the Vuginian contains more reading mat
ter and fresher than any paper in the Valley.
We=will furnish the Virginian to
Clubs of Six for One Year, ...............$1O 90
- ~ Len - 10 w
" Fifteen &c ................ % 80
uand an extra copy to the getter up-cash in adj
vance. .... IF
,PEnsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meeting in
sour Office, this week, Mr.. L. W. Kingman of the
>Owego, New York, Gazette, and NJ. P. Handy,
of the Richmond Dispatch.
Mr.. Kngman one of the Editorial Excur-
ssonists who visited Virginia some months ago.
That being only flying trip, he comes among US
;a.ain, to see and learn more of our people and
country, with which he was so favOrably impress
led on his first visit. He is cultivated gentle
imam, an connected with ably conducted Dem
.ocratic paper. Nr
Mr.. Handy is the son of Rev. Dr. Handy. the
popular pastor of Augusta Church, in this coun-
ty He is associated with the local department
of the Dispatch and enjoys fine reputation in
that conn ection.
We were pleased to meet our old army friend,
Capt 7. l.. Doyle in Staunton this week: He
arrived on Monday, from Mississippi, and will
remain in the Valley for some time He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Doyle, daughter of Robert Graf
tan. deceased, of Rockingham.
Col. Robert f.. Withers arrived in this city on
Thursday evening last, and remained in Staun-
ton aud the county until Monday evening, when
he took the Western train for the Springs
THE DiFEERENcE-The offerings of wheat on
'change, Richmond. from the LIST to the 2lst of
July, 1870, amounted to 1882 bushels. The
prices were for prime white, ST IS. Prime red,
ST. rs. r NJ
In 1871, for the same period of time, there was
received total of 1854 bushels, showing an
excess this month, over the same month in 1870,
of 59,O42 bushels The price is less now doubt
less owing to the large excess Of receipts, rang
ing from 81 So for prime white to 81 IS for
prime red. The harvest this year was about two
weeks earlier than last year. Many persons
have hurried their wheat into market, because of
The pressing want for mon"y.
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Rev. j. A. LATANE.-We regret to announce
the departure from our midst of Rev. James A.
| Latane, who left in the cars on Saturday morn
| ing last, to assume the duties of pastor of the
Episcopal congregation at Wheeling, w. Va II
is a loss to the cause of religion in Staunton as
well as social circles, that will not be easily sup
Piled He combines the attractions of the polish
ed gentleman, with the virtues Of sincere chris
tan, effective and successful minister and an &C
complished scholar, in an eminent degree and
leaves with our people the example of a spotless
character, which cannot fail to have its influence
for good for long years to come; for life adorn-
ed, as is his, by almost every virtue that can at
tach to man, is never forgotten. What is the loss
OF Staunton will be the gain of Wheeling, not on.
ly in the association with Mr.. Latahe. but with
his amiable and accomplished wife land his inter-
esting family. IT eae
PRODUCE MAnKET.-New wheat is coming in
freely, and prices are improving. Samuel C.
Harper sold lot of beautiful white wheat and
good article of Mediterranean, in1separate parcels
at an average of ST. IS per bushel We call the
attention OF our readers in the upper portion of
Rockingham to the advantages of the Staunton
market. We have number of liberal dealers in
Hour and wheat, who are always open for trade.
on the cash principle, for any quantity. how ever
small or large 1t is about as desirable to market
their produce here, as it is to send it to Richmond
or Baltimore. Indeed, after paying commission.
deducting leakage, ETC., etc. we believe it is more
to the advantage of the farmer, TO market his
wheat or flour in Staunton than to ship it, We
do not believe there is more liberal and enter
prsing corps of dealers in the State or out of it,
than can be found here and we therefore com.
mend the Staunton market to our readers
LIVE Stock JoURNAL.-The July number of
this valuable publication marks the commence
ment OF its second volume. 1t has been somewhat
enlarged, making more shapely page than be-
fore. The cover is embellished with an elcoan,
vignette title page the work is printed in the
highest style. on fine heavy paper, and handsome
~ illustrated The current number contains a
large and fine picture of trio of Buff Cochin
fowls portrait of the Celebrated stallion Gold
dust; picture of pair of Cheshire swine, and
an illustration OF the cause of gapes in chickens.
Its contents embrace articles on q wide range of
topics connected with the subjects of the dairy,
horses' cattle, poultry, sheep, swine, bee man
agement, hsh culture, a turf record of the month,
anu other 1--we stock matters. Polished by Spring
en- Best Co, Buffalo, New York
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We will furnish one COPY of
the Valley Nayinian, and one copy of the Live
Stock Journal, for the low price of three dollars a
year for both, in advance. Either enc Of The pub
lea. ions is worth the money
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names.
C. C. Wheat, in the new three story blick
building, corner of Augusta and Main streets, is
selling his Groceries remarkably cheap, and
ahey are of the very best quality. 'tShort prof
ats and quick sales lis his motto, and he deals
strictly up toHit. Those wishing the best and
the cheapest merchandise in his line should call,
and thereby get the advantage of his low pri-
4ees. He guarantees satisfaction to his custom
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0tOm inissiOner's Motto.

july lS-4t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04
LEG AL NOTICE.

Ell Reynolds, Plaintiff, civi, Action and
ICouri of Com
Tie ylnton 1,I rarnqce& ices, Coal mon Pleas
~. r sujd defendant, 'Ihe yinton Furnace
IL and Coal Company Of ohio an absent cor
isss SIHge'at e s otiee
that the said Plantllf Ell Reynolds, ot the
said cuunty OF vmtdn ohio, did on the Slh day
81 March A, ID 1871, lle his petltion In the
Vlnton county, aglnst the said Defendant,
setting forth among other things that the said
Detendant IS!,i was from the 7lh day Of October,
duly created and organized in the State Of Ohio
pursuant 70 the laws theruof,' and doing busif
ness es sugh, at linton Furnlce in said Yinton
county, that said Defendant was, on The I'm
day OF December, 1870, Indebted to PlaintiG IN
Che sum Of Two Hundred and Thirty mine
Dollars and Eighty-hve cents with interest
from thn d"te, on an account before that time
stated h, tive N Plalntiff and Defendant; that
no part o. The same has ben paid that none
of the Stockholders OF sad corpor tlon, De-
fendant are residents Of Ohio that said De-
lepdant has dlspo.ed of It's personal property
der and delay its creditors inthe collection
of their debts, and with intent to deffaud itsl
creditors; that said Defendant had rot on orr
about the first of Jmuary 1871, an ufce or
place Of business IN said comfy or State; that
said Defendant left The state, and abandoned
its place Of business, to avoid the service OF
summ0ns and absconded with intent 0Nban-
don its business and with intent todefraud
its creditors-prayi judgment, and for the
sale of attached property, In accOldRncetO to tho
statements of said Petition; and that Plaintiff
caused an attachment TO issue and notice TO
gamiShec, &C., upon aflldaylts on file in said
Clerks ollce against said Defendant for the
snm herein before stated and Interest; that the
prem scs attached mnv he sold and for an
IOrier for the garnishee to pay as the Co,ltt may
direct. The said Defendant Is hereby notihel
Petition. on Or before the thrd Saturday after
the 1lth day of October rnext. s-.a..
.'NNI s8 ELI REYNOLDS,
by Bratton. Mark & Barnhill, his Atty's.
September o. 1871 CIV atE --
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Guardians Notice.

Probate Court, vinton County, Ohio.
NJ oTICEliF hereby given that Janies AlcGiI.
IN liyray, Guardian OF Hiram D., Elihu A.
and Boston Nixon, has filed his accounts for IN
spSction and partial settlements; and the same
will be for bearlpg on Thursday October 10,
septemberU ~ lY7i.it f,1' Probate Judge.--
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