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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-14

,a We are indebted to the U. s. Treasurer, G. E.
Spinner, for copy of the annual report of the
Treasurer of the United States to the Secretary
Of the Treasury for the fiscal year ended June
8 Both, 1S7l.s-as4 ID s@'f9F9as en 1e0 -fss4
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!. Tom Ellis has arrived from the Penitenti-
/, airy. Look out for your hen roosts
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90 Hon. John T. Harris, the member Of Congress
/. from this District, has been placed on the Com
mttee on Claims-the most important committee
I to the South, of the House.
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Billy whooley, on New street, opposite scherers'
offers select stock of liquors, ales' &C. See adj
: yertisement. f-l
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STAuNToN MECHANICS UNIoN.-The regular
Monthly Meeting of S.aunton Mechanics Union
will be held Monday night at the Firemens Hall.
Election of officers will take place, and other bus
mess of importance will be considered.
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The Richmond Enquirer suggests to it's country
friends to be CAREFUL of their sh4cks and straw,
and send them in due time to market. They will
bring good price. g,s,.
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One of the most economical and useful inven-
ton now in use. is the Casket Heater, for heating
four rooms with one fire, for sale by W. j. Points,
main street. 1t is not only economical and use-
full, but ornamental. In these times of high
wood and coal prices, comfort can be secured at
little expense by getting one of the Heaters.
oct Eff 4Fs ~. -y fl5@ $500
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Go to N. 3. Hendry for Premium coarse Boots
and he Wills give you premium on your specie.
nov 2-tf
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sS a
sy,Mosr EsrERpRIsH.TCharle y Haines is fitting
up q store room in the Powell building, corner of
Main andsAugusta Streets, for the extension Of
his cigar business. We are glad to see that our
energetic Young friend has been SO literally en-
couraged as to justify this increase Of store
room. His establishment on New Street, Virgins
il Hotel building, will still be operated
e HASpsoME.- The show window in the front of
2 Hewitt, Hilb & Co.'S. Furniture establishment on
New street. 1t is ornamented with gilt rosewood
and 9th er mirrors, of various Sizes paintings and
2 pictures of various descriptions. damask chairs,
ETC.. ifestooned with handsome lace and damask
drapery. 1t is the most attractive exhibition
zoftaste we have ever seen.
t. SUPREME Coukr-0n the Sth, setting at Rich
e rnond, disposed Of the following Valley cases -
Armstrong vs. Hulland A kinson, from the Cir
.euit court of Augusta county. Appeal refused,
and record held by the clerk subject to the or
der of Reuben D. Hill, Esq, of Stsuntnn.
John W. Johnson vs.. John S. Balthis. from the
Circuit court of Roanoke county Petition for
writ of supersedeas refused G. W, Hansbrough,
Esq, counsel for petitioner. ~
yAccIsATIoy--Under all circumstances, gh ould
be resorted to- But it is especially necessary that
this essential preventative to small pox should Be
. applied al this time to every child and adult in
This com mnnity, in view Of the rapid spread of
that loathsome disease throughout the country
We notice that ii is prevailing in some portions
If the lower Valley, and that, it has made its ap-
nn,aranoe in Richmond, We urge upon our ciri-
s.ns generally, net to permit day TO pass be-
lore they have their children ana themselves
sae5,rassf, where it has not been gone hs'e's.
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See advertisement of W. H. German of fresh
arrival of Queensware and holiday presents
He has also on hand Fishers celebrated mince
meat prepal ed for immediate use
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See notice of Geo. NJ Harrison, attorney for
Mrs, Jos. C. Laley, administrative &c.
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B. Y B. s. & II. at Chas L. Wellers Boot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug 17-tf ~ i.9st a7
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". would be pleased to hear from oAr CORES
pondent, Canon" frequently.
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Local..

a W. D. wsllach, former editor ofthe Washing
ton city Star, is dead. ~
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Goto C. u. Weller's for Ladies', Misses. Chill
drcns, Mems Boys, and Gents Boots and Shoes
aug lift
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The Stock Journal, for December, 1871, has
been received 1t could net surpass the previous
numbers, but is equal to them. We recommend
it to stock raisers, as being fully worth the sub
scription price of $1.50 per year AS this branch
of business is beginning to attract attention IN
this part of the country, we have no doubt that
some at least of our readers will avail themselves
of the opportunity of securing the best Stoch
Journal enterprise extant Address Springer,
Best & Co., q. Park Place, New York City.
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The ladies say it is impossible for themto pass
Armentrout s. Co.'S Confectionery wltnout stop
n;no and harder to leave without buying. dl4.
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We direct attention to the advertisement Of Lee
Wy Brothers Richmond. They present hand.
some and attractive array of goods for the Holt
= day season. where every variety of tast can be
accommodated. y ~
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~ BAPTIST FA1n.-We call attention again to the
= Fair of the Ladies of the Baptist church. which
IN will continue to night and Tomorrow night
- lAth and 10Th. A musical entertainment will be
sssgiveu by DIR. ). L.. Brown, assisted by number
II Of fine singers, on the last night.
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J. A. Armentrout has received another stock OF
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. decl4.
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s. NJ. wilkes new one thousand dollar Aearse
will be mpletedth,a FAY. .M s~ss,

Armentrout Co. have secured arst class
ha,er and win supply. Wed ling Parties, Pic MICS,
and Families with all kinds Of Cakes at a snort
notice. .asf54As III sadf4k.fs5 %
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~ sCux,rsn P1as-We direct attention to the ad-
sxertisenent of Chester Pigs by Maj. P. Awde,
who has made raising pure blooded hogs spe-
eialty for.several years.
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na~ pn1crs OF .Funs1runn 9nEArIY. RnDuo-

n6- PRICES OF FURNITURE GREATLY REDUc-.
ED.-Persons wanting Furniture you'd do we'll
to call on j. A. 4 7. ~. Bickel before purchasing
elsewhere, as are determined TO sell our goods
as cheap, if not little cheaper, than can be
bought in the city. We are now receiving a
large lot Of new and stylish furniture, purchased
in the Eastern citiss for cash, and will sell for
cash for less than any other house. in Staunton.
Give us call.
We keep always on hand large supply of
cane and wood seat chairs, bureaus, bedsteads,
washstands. tables, lounges, mattresses, and par
Tor and chamber sets in walnut, mahogany and
oak, manufactured in our shop of dry material
and by the best of workmen Give call
Guarantee work to suit and prices to fit.
Fisk's metallic cases and caskela always on
hand Undertaking promptly attended to. q
Main street, staunton, one door above Luther
sn church. ~ OCT 26-tf
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n B. Hendry 10 determined to eel ladies'
dress goods little lower than they can be bought
in Staunton, try him. S345 nov oo-u
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CnMp11MEsrARY.-.A, E. Price. son of A. H.
Price, of this county. has been elected speaker Of
the Ciceronian Literary Society Of Roanoke Col
@legs. for the annual celebration on the END Of
February, 1872. III
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-14

STAR sALooN.-our friend, W. Kinney, at the
Star Saloon, on Augusta street, at the Bridge,
has opened in connection with his house, Res
taurant, where he furnishes the best oysters,
served UP in any desired style. His eating apart
ments have the appearance Of a neatly furnished
parlor, ornamented with beautiful oil and chro-
mo paintings, and presenting an air of cleanl;
ness which really gives zest to the appetite. Ev
erything is quiet and orderly, and the host po-
lite and accommodating. sses5es9 #s
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TO to Armentrout Co s and try their pro-
prietary brands of Tobacco and Cigars.
dec 7-2t
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Go to ]. A. Armentrout's and see those Deauh.
full new style Scarfs, Crayats ana Cotiafs' Juss
raceyed NV = =
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The Nonpariel Cooking Stove for sale by " J.
Points, main street, one door from Dr. Chapman's
Dental Office, is the standard with all good house
wives in the State. For capacity and sconomy It
has no superior. We have had ip use for the
past six months. one Of the Nonparies End there
fore know what vs. say. 1t is a splendid baker
and indeed answers every purpose of a drst-class
cooking stove. .l& s ss octI2-tf.
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a .BIsHor McGILL.-We are sorry to learn that
this distinguished Preate lies dangerously i'll at
his residence in Richmond city. Weregard him as
one of the most powerful and effective pulpit
: speakers we have ever heard
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: % To CosrRAcroRs. We direct attention to the
= advertisement of hief Engineer, Maj. Randolph,
sof proposals to construct twenty six miles of the
8 Valley Railroad, between Staunton and Harrison
burg. esa t go ae zf'-
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Armentrout & Co. have commenced receiving
their Christmas Toys
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Plenty of Shoe findings, leather and Shoe Tools
always kept for sale by. N. B. Hendry, at the
Factory. - ss@Sss navs2-m
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The cvreLAon the new Presbyterian church
has been completed. by Mr.. Jordan. the
brick contractor. and Mr., Bobbit the contractor
for the wood work of the church. is preparing to
elevate the spire, which is to rise seventy feet
above the brick work. 1t will have four sides
slated, and upon the apex is to be placed bronze
ball FIVE feet in diameter. This, probably, will
be the most attractive cupola in the State.
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commissioners NOtice.-ToJ Wayne

commissioners NOtice.-ToJ J. Wayne
~ Splitter Plaintiff and William s. Hanger,
Defendant, in certain suit depending in Chance
ry in CIRCUIT Court of augusta under the style of
Splitter vs. Hanger, and to all credit ors holding
liens anterior to the 18th day of May, 1868, on
the real estate of said defendant VIM. S. Hanger.
Take NOTICE, that in pursuance of two orders
of the Circuit Court Of Augusta. made respective
ly on the Goth of June, 1868, and the 2ltt of Nc
vember, 1871. in the above mentioned cause ! sh"
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY,
1872, at my Office in Staunton, proceed 10 take,
state, and settle the following accounts, viz:
1st OF the liens upon the lands in the bill men
toned with the order of their proritiss anterior.
to the 18th day of May, 1863 E&
End Of the sealed value of Confederate money
At the date of contract in the bill mentioned.
3rd, An account of the purchase money Of the
land in the bill mentioned; how much has been
paid what bonds were assigned to make up tine
$4,000 in the bill mentioned; how much of said
bonds have been realized whether due diligence
has been used il the collection of said bonds
What amount, if any, lis due from the plaintiff to
the defendant as assignor of said bonds
4th, Of the actual value in lawful money o.
said tract oflaad on the 18th day of May 1858,
when the sale Of said track of land made.
5th.s Of the contingent dover interest of the
wife of said defendant, Hanger, in the said tract
of land. on the 18th day of May, 1868.
/ AT. which time and place you are required to
| attend and said lien creditors also required
then and there, to attend and file with the under
signed proper evidence of their claims. 80.
Given under my hand Commissioner in Chan
c.ry of said Court, this 9Th day of December.
1871. ]. w. GREEN SMITH,
dec TAT ~ Commissioner.
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GoRpoNsvILLE CATTLE FAIR.-The enterpris-
ing Englishmen, Messrs. Easton & Madgwick,
whose stock enterprise at Gordonsville. we noticed
several weeks SINCE call attention to their bust
ness through advertisement in the Virginian
this week. Their efforts have been eminently
successful thus far, and must continue to grow,
as they thoroughly understand their business.
and are not afraid of work. 1t give us pleasure
10 record the success of all such enterprises. 1t
enlivens business and sca,ters money among the
people.
See their advertisement
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See their advertisement.

Now IS Your CHANCE 70 BUY HOLIDAY PRES
Exrs.-I have determined to close out my entire
stock of Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware at very
reduced prices. You will find Dreast-Pins and
ar-rings-separate and in sets-Rings, Gents
Breast Pins, Vest Chains, Keys, Charms, such as
Lockets Crosses, &C., Vest Hooks and Bars,
Sleeve Buttons and Studs nice assortment of
Cake Baskets, Goblets, Cups, Spoon Holders,
Butter Dishes. Sugar Baskets, Cream Pitchers,
Forks. Saltstands and Spoons, Fruit Knives,
Perfumery, Stands Sc. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
G. G. YEAKLE,
dec 14-3t. at DR.. Young's old stand.
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N. B. Hendry has furs at Philadelphia prices
nov 30-tf.
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Ten thousand bushels prime wheat wanted by
P. B. & p. A. Sublett.
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N. B. Hendry got the first premium at the ooun-
ty..Faiz, for fno calfskin Bootf. nov Eff
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NJ B. Hendry is offering CREST Inducements u
purchasers Of ladies fine Shoes. nov ~ IT,
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Capt. C. G. cambridge, Assistant Engineer on
the Valley Railroad, who has been prostated for
several weeks by a severe type of pneumonia, is
rapidly recovering under the sklful treatment of
aaDr. Fauntleroy, and will be able to resume
Ia hissprofessional work, perfectly restored
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Go to Armentrout Co. and see the new no'
elites in the Toy line
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WooD Those of our subscribers who desire
to pa, their subscriptions in Wood, will please
bring it in as as possible
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BRILL1ANT SUccEss.-The First Grand Concert
Of the Season given by the Staunton MUSICAL As
sociation, at the Chapel of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institution, brilliant success Be-
tween four and five hundred persons were pres
ent composed of the elite of the city. and we heard
but one expression as tothe exhibition. and that
was of the liveliest pleasure and admiratio -
There is something peculiarly grand and i'm
pressive in the effect of the yelling melody Of
thirty highly cultivated voices uniting in beauti-
full harmony yet each distinct in its intonation
The Chorus, "Lord of the Trumpet and Spear
by the entire Association. lead by the deep, bold
and splendid voice of the President, DR.. ]. L.
Brown, was very effective. Duet-Guida che
Blanca Luua-by the Misses Tams, daughters of
W. H. Tams, Esq, sweetly sang. with soft
and winning voices Solo-Peirre de Medicss'-by
Madame Brennan, was splenddly executed
Quar-. ette-"ForestS Song Dr.. Brown. Drake,
Abby and Guy. Polacca, from Ldmbardi, was
sung by Mrs. Bumgardhet. Sheis lady of fine ar
tictic requirements. Her sweet. bird-like voice,
warbling like a nightengale. Trio. Hope
the Misses Daniel and Madame Rhul This was
one of the finest executions Of the evening-the
gradated volume of the voices full impressive, and
inspiring; the modulations harmonizing with the
sacred and heavenly sentiment of the piece. Bal
lad-.John Anderson my Joe'-by Miss L. Dam
iel, was inimitable-Repeated Quartette- @.
Abby, was ..superbly rendered. Chorus-s.Awake
the Night is Beaming' the Associ-
alton Chorus-'Come with the, Gipsie Bride
by the same. Duet-'Sweet Ray of Hope'-by
the Misses Daniel. Solo Cna uQce POGO ia Miss
L. Daniel. Quartette-'The Gay Pilgrim. Duet
The Puritans of Scotland Ballad-.Withn
Mile of Edinburgh,-by Misses Daniel. Trio
The Serensders, by DR.. Brown, Drake and
Abby. This WAS comic piece, and sang with
rema kah1a effect ChOrus-Crownad with The
Tempest
We are sorry our time and space this week,
will not alloy US to give more perfect descrip-
ton of this most brilliant performance We were
not aware that Staunton could boast such finely
cultivated musical talent. The effect of such ex-
hibitionns is TO elevate and refine, and in every
sense of the term Improve The Association
should be encouraged, as an ornament to our So
ciety. =
Several pieces not in the programme, were
sang By Mrs Bumgardner-only one of which
we emember-Coming through The Rye Mrs, B.
has wonderfully flexible voice, sweet, tr.iling,
and inspiring
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400 FAIR AT CHuRcHviLLE.-The Ladies' ofthe Loeb
g. Willow Congregation will hold Fair at Church
4 VILE, commencing on Christmas night. Large
contributions to the Fancy Department have been
rdsent from friends in various of the large cities.
The object is to help their church. and we hope
III their will be liberal encouragement.
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4 Vol 1ahsllSSaOM3F>S NNtxCCs-lO Jas VICE.
~ lev Sptler, Enos Keezle, first Administrator
of Jacob C. Seitler. deceased, and Jacob Gloss
brenner and David Ross, (his securities,) and
said David Ross. Il administrator. de bonis non Of
said Jacob c. Splitter and Peter S. Roller and ia
cob T. Slower, survivors of themselves and SAM
uel Funkhouser deceased, (his securities.) and
Alexander Anderson. Administrator Of Amanda
NJ Splitter and Jacob Wayne Splitter, Josiah Wat
son Spitler Nancy Elizabeth Spider. Jarard We'll
lington Splitter. Joseph Worth Splitter. Mary "
Spite heirs of the said Jacob G. and Amanda
NJ. Splitter, deceased, and J. N. Ryan. Guardian
aa Htsm Of the said Joseph Worth Splitter, and to
all creditors of the estate of amanda u. Spitl1,
deceased.
Take Ne14eE. that an SATURDAY, the 18th
day of JANUARY, 1872, at my Office in Staua-
ton, i Shall IN pursuance of joint rider made
in the suits, Splitter vs. spitler's Administrator
and Spiter's Administrator VS.. Spitler's widow
&c., at the, November term, A. D. 1871, of tbs
Circuit Court for Augusta pSpnty, to which said
suit now depending therein in Chancery you are
parties proceed to takS, state and set'le the fol.
lowing accounts, viz:
lst Of the administration. of Eenes Keezls
upon he estate Of Jacob c. Splitter dc ceased.
| End. Of the administration de bonis ron Of Da-
vid Ross upon the estate of said Jacob, G.. Spit
| ler 49, s74as ssp 32sall 9y
| 3rd. OF the actings and doipgs of n. q. Trout.
surviving Commissioner of hin.self and P. A.
Kinney. deceased. as COMMISSIONER Of sale, and
I tItS Hkotf VI INC PsVCccuS tu0iSoi.
| 4th. Of the Administration Of Alexander. An
derson Administrator upon the estate Of Aman-
| da NJ. Splitter, deceased. "
| eth. An account between each Of the children
of the said amanda NJ Splitter and said Alexan-
der Anderson her amihisiraiqf, ST the mainte-
nance Of said children, and the reasonable rents
Of their interests id The land occupied by her du
4 ring her life - Il 1s ssds
9th. OF the present Indebtedness of the said
Jacob c. Splitter, deceased. to such of his credi-
tors as will c9me forward and prove their claims
by satisfactory evidence. :
/ 7h. OF the indebtedness Of the estate of Aman-
da NJ. Splitter. deceased ".
At which time ard place you are required to
attend, and all creditors of the SAID jacob c. Spit
ler deceased, and of the said Amanda M- Splitter
deceased are also required then anu there to at
tend and file With the'hndersgned proper evil
dence of their claims, and the said N. X. Trout
and all persons i any wise interested must attend
GIve.l under MY hand as Commissioner in Chan
ceryy for said Court, this 9Th day of December
,.s7l. J.. W. GREEN SMITH,
II dea I 4 Commixaionar
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ESresh Crackers.ELemon, Soda ard
u Cream Crackers, Boston Biscuits, Nov eltv
Cakes, Ginger Snaps and many other varieti,ia
always on hand and for sale by g. :
&C. WHEAT,
corner Main ard Augusta Streets
ENT'S-Fins Calf BOOTS, at
W may Aft G. L. wELLER,S
FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds. for sale by
no. GO 49, =. 4. GLENN 8 co.
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For Ladies Glove Kid, Pebble Goat, ana French
Kid Caters 90 to N. Hendry. nov Soft.
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Geo. A. Smith Elaqpfs ctqres more ladies', miss
es' and children shoes, than any other house in
the valley. nov l6-4t
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y DEATH OF AN EsrIMABLE LADy.-On Tuesday
the 9th, Mrs. Annie Kenney, wife of Judge james
s.i sKenney, Of the Rockingham county court, died
VI in Harrisonburg, of typhoid fever. She was
sc most estimable lady. and universally and
esteemed in the community where she lived We
d sincerely sympathise with her family and friends
81 in this sad dispensaton.
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Buy your Desks, Furniture, Carpets. &c, from
the regular Furniture House of s. NJ Wilkes.
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IA very handsome block tin Coffee pot was left
Fl this office about two weeks ago. but bsing out
,,,y ct the time, the young man in the Office
:, to whom it was handed, forgetting the name,
we could not make a proper notice. It is certain
y superb piece Of workmanship. and we will
take pleasure in giving the name to the public, If
the gentleman viii again call at this Office
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-14

ArrEMprED AssAssIEATIos An attempt was
s.e made on the night Of the eth to assassinate Mr.
se.Ai. sprowl.. bar keeper at the White Sulphur
5aa Springs Two pistol shots by two negroes, both
Hs OF which took effect in the head Of Mr. S. That
gentleman is confined to his bed. 1t is sup
e. Tosed the object was murder for the purpose of
US Fishery We learn these facts from the Dispcehs
es@ etelegraphic correspondent.
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THE GREATEST COLLECTION OF FANCY
GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THB
VALLEY or VIRGINIA.
GABRIEL HIRsH

4o.;n presents himself before the people Of
staunten, Augusta county and the Valley As the
Prince Of Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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J. E. GUY. CO. Supt Schools
stsunton, W., Nov. 20, 1871.