The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-31

oct 81
N GRAND OPENING! ~d59
or M,111srHx Goops AT MRS. SHE"E1S
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
TODAY THURS DAY,)
s-. from 10 o'clock g.. m. TO 10 p. m.
Inst received at dLADKE'S. fine lot Of La
dy's Merino Vests, all wool, ct $l.O0.
Go to the Memorial Fair, at Hardy's ware
room, tonight and tomorrow night.
Take chance in the rattle for the Stereoscope,
at the Fair tomorrow night
REMEMBER to 20 to Wsllsrs for Nissss and chill
SrARs Shoes.
If you wan. first. rate meal, call at the
ADelmen;eo" Restaurant.
Oysters in every style desired, at Armen-
trouts.
See advertisement of small farm for sale by
F. NJ. Tayler, near Staunton.
Wsl2srs in great udriety.
Circuit Court Nov. term, Judge Mclaughlin,
will commence in this city tomorrow, Friday, LIST
of November,
J. W. Abby is again in receipt Of large stock
OF ready made clothing He keeps the best, and
sells at reasonable profits.
RzMEMBRRC L. Weller has all the latest style
h Gentlemsn' fine Hats.
@A. B. HENDRY is now receiving beauti-
full line of Ladies' Suits, Millinery, Notions,
.Trimminps, &c. Call and examine them. -EDa
Mr.. John F. Moore, Of Rockbridge, had 10
sheep killed last week, out of flock Of 26 by
dogs.
RExEMBEh to buy your Boys Boots and Shoes
at Wellers.
J.R. Garland offers frst-rate little farm on
Christians Greek. Persons wishing nice home,
in good neighborhood, should examine this
farm.
The cars going east, the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, have been crowded with railroad
hands, going home to vote en- the 9th of Novem
Der.
Remember Boys to buy your Hats at Weiters
We notice that the thieves are still plying their
vocation in Harrisonburg. Last week they broke
into Mr.. F. NJ. Mayhew's residence, and stole
nearly the entire wardrobe ofthat gentleman
The Hollincsworth mill p opoi ty, including GIL
acres # land, ons mile from Winchester, has been
sold for $l3, $50 to Charles Hancock and Evan
Thatcher.
REMEMBER to go to weller's to buy your Hats,
prices from so cents to 5000
Miss Lille Lemley, daughterof George Lem.
ley, of Frederick, died very suddenly at her ia
TIERS residence on Sunday morning, the Goth
She was beautiful and accomplished young la
dy.
EARNING THEIR BoARD.-Under. the instruc-
tions of Mayor Trout, the Chief of Police and
his assistants have had the oonviats in Jail clean
ing the streets. 1t is proposed hereafter to make
them earn their board at least.
REMrMRE4 Farmers that Weller keeps just the
goods you want at the Aowest Prices.
Bishop Johns confirmed thirteen persons in the
Episcopal church at Harrisonburg on the night
of the 24th The bu lding was densely crowd ed
with people 10 witness the solemn and interes-
=. ting ceremony.
The Monroe Register says that one Of the cot
tsges on Florida Row, White Sulphur Springs
burned last week, was used by George l.. Peyton
T. Co ~ storage room, and their loss is consid-
cradle.
REMEMBER that gum shoes sold at Weler's
10 per cent. lower than elsewhere.
REMEMBER and buy your Ladies Shoes at Wei.
,1srs.
THE ELECTION We expect to receive
Geographic news of the election returns next
Tuesday, up to late hour at night. We
will be in our Office until the telegraph Offices
in Staunton are closed.
We direct attention to the advertisement Of
Samuel c. Harper, Executor of Kenton Harper,
deceased, offering for sale the valuable river
farm on which he resides 1t is one of the best
in the county, good improvements, and in every
way desirable.
~ Cora, a little daughter of MIR. John W. Jacobs,
Ct Bri lgewater, Rockingham county, fell down a
flight Of steps, last week, and was seriously
injured that for while her life was despaired Of
Under the skillful treatment of DIR Jones, she il
yconvalescing.
The recent rains, which so refreshened every.
thing in this section, last week, seem to have
been general all over the State. They were fol
lowed on Saturday by bright sky and genial
sun which pushed forward the wheat and grass
amazingly.
Jailor Harlan has placed irons upon Thomas
Clayton and Isaac Hyde, the two colored men
arrested and convicted of thieving, in conse'
qucnce of some evidence that they are moi
pleased with their quarters and were making ar.
rangements to vacate them.