The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-12

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STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Thursday. ---- October L. 1871.
Local,
we .re too much crowded for space to particu-
lartze the various advertisements 'hlS week.
Read them all, and then you will know where to
purchase.
y1RG1yIAN ExrRA.-ln addition to the ''extra, u
we issued on Tuesday evening, giving the latest
news of tbs great Chicago conhagration we ape
compelled to accompany this issue OF our paper,
with another to accommodate our advertising pat
rOns, and meet thS qemSuQS VI tt0 eHAt- 'S @-
news departments.
w;,kes, Furniture is marked down at Factory
prices.
@- 90 different kinds Of chewing Tobacco
all grades-at Armentrout u COS.
Cote s. M. Wilkes if you want Furniture at
right prices.
r. y.B. s. g. H. at Chas. L. Weller's Boot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
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aas- le different grades smoking Tobacco at
Armentrout & Co.'S
WooD,-Yhose of our subscribers who desire
to pay their subscriptions in Wood, will please
briug it in as soon possible.
The University Monthly, for September has
been received 1t is very interesting and in
structige number.
GotoC. L. Wellers for Ladies, Misses, Chill
drcns, Mems, Boys, and Gents s and Shoes
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Har The largest stock and greatest variety of
walking canes ever offered in Staunton-from
26c to $lO-at Armentrout Co.'S.
The Frederickburg News pays deserved COM
pliment TO Mr. J. E. Rollens, on the occasion Of
his promotion in the National Valley Bank.
THE EVENING NEWS, Richmond, appears in a
new dress and an enlarged form. 1t is one of
our most readable exchanges, and we are graft
fed to notice this evidence of prosperity
c. L. Weller keeps constantlyon hands, Ladies,
Misses and Childrens Shoes, of A. NJ. Simpsons
manufac ture, and is prepared to fill orders at
short notice. aug l7-tf
SIS REwARp.-A small Green Bird (Paraquet
escaped from its cage at. Armeutrout & CO.
confectionery, on Wednesday, October 18th. The
above reward will be paid to any one who will
catch and deliver to Armentrout Co.
gA- Wooden Pipes with stems, only and 10
cents, at Armentrout Cos.
FINE CATTLE.-Mr. N. A. Baylor, son of Col.
Geo. Baylor, drove through Staunton last week
twelve of as fine cutie as We have ever seen in
one lot. Their aggregate weight was Is, 9S0ibs.
They were CARED for the Richmond Market.
W j. Points is largely engaged in Roofing and
spouting, and filling all orders at the shortest
lice. H is not only prepared to comply with all
demands in his line but to furnish every descrip-
tion of tin-ware &C., on call, OF his store on
main street. oct Eft.
SALE Mill PRopERTY-0n Thursday last,
the 9Th inst, E. NJ. Cushing Auctioneer, sold
tor II. NJ Bell and L. G. Elder commissioners,
Trinity Mills, {better known Reynolds Mills,l
on Middle River, to W. ]. Turner, trustee for
Maria Turner, for $4,000, equivalent to cash
This is regarded a good sale.
a@ Cigars-all grades at Armentrcnt s Cos
SALE OF Town PRopERTY.-On Thursday, the
9th, ]. N. Hendren, Com'r., sold the brick dwell
ing and lot formerly owned by S. NJ. Woodward,
decd and more recently by Capt L. ". Bailey,
located on the road to the fair grounds, to d. c.
McGufin, Esq for $500, equivalent to cash.
Geo. Harlan, auctioneer.
The arrival aud departure of the trains on the
Chesapeake s. Ohio Railroad do not attract so
mnch attention as they did few weeks SINCE
The travel to and from the mountains, incident to
The springs season. has ceased, and the passen-
gers now are persons moving to and fro on bust
ness.
pIsTREssING OccuRRENcE.-Martin Alley, well
and favoraby known in this city as an engineer
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, SHOT and
killed R. E. Petteway, in Richmond, ON Sunday
evening last. The difficulty grew out of family
differences. Petteway employee of the
company.
Ten thousand bushels prime wheat wanted by
P. B. g. p. A. Sublett.
Stock TRADE.-The live stock trade is beecom-
ing quite lively on the Chesapeake Ohio Rail-
road. Ninety cars went west on Saturday last to
transport live stock east. A considerable
Der of hogs sheep and cattle are being shipped
from this depot.
SuGGEsrIvE.-We have received the first num-
Der of what promises to be spicy paper, publish
ed in New York City entitled .'7he Broad A9 Of
6 Democraeye with the motto-"Hew to the line let
the chips fall where they will" 1t is down heav-
lily On Tarnmapy, and theiving rings generally.
WARRINGTON AND LEE uN1vERs1rX-A private
letter from enc af the Professors of this nstitu-
ton, gives the information that there are 20 ma
.triculates more in attendance now, than were
there at the corresponding date of last session.
We are glad to chronicle this fact, and hope this
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