The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-26

Wilkes Furniture is marked down at Factory
prices. q sfss
Bantz at Hendry makes all styles of shoes for
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Ten thousand bushels prime wheat wanted by
P b. P. A. Sublett.
Go to S. NJ Wilkes if you want Furniture at
right prices. r
n~ 90 different kinds of chewing Tobacco
eli grades-at Armentrout & Cos. "a M
rag 1e different grades smoking Tobacco at
Armentrout Co.'S. .'eeta
B.Y.B. 8. H at Chas. L. Well er's Boot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug lift
Go to Hendrys if you want your boots and
shoes made well, and finished punctually.
oct 19-tf.
Anv STYLE of boot or shoe made at Hendry's
Mr. Bantz viii fit you to perfection oct ls-tf.
s&- Wooden Pipes with stems, only and 10
cents at Armentrout Cos.
nsy- The largest stock and greatest variety of
walking canes ever offered in Staunton-from
osc TO SiO-at Armentrout u Cos.
otoC. L. weller's for Ladies, Misses, Chill
drcns, Mems, Boys, and Gents Boots and Shoes
augs1E-tf A
c. L. Weller keeps constantly on hands, LADIES'
Misses and Childrens Shoes, of A. M. Simpson ms
manufacture and is prepared to fill orders at
abort notice. aug lift
Gentlemen who are in want of fine boots will
do well to try Hendry. Mr.. Bantz. foreman OF
the Factory, gives good fit neatly every time,
on the first trial. oct l9-u.
If you want to see the First Premium Furni-
ture, exhibited at the Augusta Co., Fair, go to j.
A. sly. M. Bickle's furniture rooms, Main street,
near Lutheran church. 1t.
The Rev DR.. Handy, pastor of the Augusta
church, expecting to be absent. attending Synod,
the Rev. VIM. &. Campbell will occupy his pulpit
on Sabbath morning next.
The Rockingham Register has commenced its
fftieth volume 1t was founded in 1921, by Law
renee Wartmann, the father of the pres ent SEN
ior editor But one of its original subscribers
servives.
WI Points is largely engaged in Roofing and
spouting, and filling all orders at the shortest no.
tice. He is not only prepared to comply with all
demands in his line but to furnish every descrip-
ton of tin ware. &C., call, at his store on
main street. oct l2-tf.
One of the most economical and useful lnven-
tion now in use, is the Casket Heater. for heating
four rooms with 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 be secured at
little expense by getting one of the Heaters.
ect12-tf
A MAN KILLED.-On Monday morning a me-
gro man in stepping from the platform of one car
to another fell under the cars and was killed
This occurred on the Ches. s. Ohio Railroad not
far from Allegheny Station. Both legs cut
off and he died instantly He had ticket from
White Sulpher Springs to Meechum's River and
$42 on his person. We have not learned his
name
The Nonpariel Cooking Stove for sale by J..
Points, m ain street, one door from Dr. Chapman
Dental Office. is he standard with all good house
wives in the State. For capacity and economy it
has no superior. We have had in USE for the
past six months. one of the Nonparies, and there
fore know what we say. 1t is splendid baker.
and indeed answers every purpose of first class
cooking stove. oct I2-tf
The Virginia Medical Society has elected the
following officers for the ensu ng year: A. NJ.
Fauntleroy, of Staunton. President; the Vice
Presidents are Drs. ]. McCaw of Richmond,
J.F Harrison of Charlottesville, j. II Claiborne
of Petersburg II. Black of Blacksburg. B. P.
Barr of Abingdon, VIM. Seldom of Norfolk. Re-
cording Secretary L. B. Edwards OF Lynchburg
Corresponding Secretary, F. D. Cunningham, of
Richmond; Treasurer, R. S. Hamilton, of Staun-
ton. s-72
1t is thought the State Fair that is to be open
ed at Richmond on the 3lst inst, will be largely
attended. Round tickets will be issued from
Staunl on al only Oue Thru tLt uSual TaIeS. VI
course there will be farmers present from all
parts of the State. The farmers mechanics and
others, who attend on the occasion, will have
an opportunity of consulting together vari-
GUS subjects, in relation to the material interests
of the State, such as immigration, labor, &c.
FOUND GuILTY.-We learn from the last Reg.
istsr, that young Lampkins, the mail robber had
q re-hearng before the United States Court, at
Harrisonburg. Monday the 10th inst The
jury on Tuesday morning returned verdict Of
guilty, and fixed the term Of his Imprisonment in
the Penitentary at ten years, the lowest term al
lowed by the law. They rendered a recon-
mendation for petition to the President for par
don or shorter term of Imprisonment
SUDDEN DEATH-On Tuesday morning last,
our community shocked by the sad inteli
gence that Mr.. ]. G. Lalley, while getting out of
bed, preparatory to going to market, had dropped
dead. Heart disease is supposed to have caused
bis untimey death.