The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-11-07

STAUETToNJ, WA
THURSDAY, -. November 2, tss2.
Local. "A /
N. Q. Hendry is receiving nice line of ladies'
suits, millinery. notions and trimmings nov y,
Hay is bringing $40 per ton in staunton' anu y,
very little to sell at that price.
See change of schedule in the time table OF 'e tie
Oranges Alexandria s. Manassas Railroao' VI
ar
Rrxp,,.rn G. T.. Weller has all the latest style
In Gentlemen fine Hats' .d-f - r.
r W Turner, of Jefferson county, W. Va, died =
suddenly at the Saratoga House, baltimore, on n
Friday last. s4f9 IN al
The Episcopal and Lutheran parsonages are DC
now nearly completed. They handsome 10
buildings. gofs5 n HE -
RrmtMBEn to buy your Boys Boots and Shoes Sc
We call attention to the advertisement of Mr..
j R. Garland, who proposes 10 sell his farm pub in
aicly ON the 18th of November. 49,, nj
E@A. B. HENDRYi is now receiving beauti- ~,
full line of Ladies' Suits, Millinery, Notions, -.
Trimmings, Sc. 3Call and examine them. ~gDa II
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REMEMBER Boys to buy your Hats at WeitS's.
The Dsratch publishes two unavailable letters ma
in the Richmond 26lt Eli f0i ~ u2 Aoug- "
Mr.. Noah Heller of Harrisonburg was serious
" injured at Lowenbach's Steam Tannery, by be- Blu
Ing accidentally precipitated into a vat, head th'
foremost ,.,s .5I.. 81, .saea OF
Mrs and Mr. Lewis Whitmore and Wesley vi
Miller were thrown from one horse wagon, a. TIL
Harrisonburg last week, and the lady seriously al
injured. af. 700, aas slif on
REMEMBER to 60 to Weller's to buy your Hats, III.
prices from SO cents to 5000 :,
Mr. John Burns bought of Mr.. Thos Hounl-
han, on the 18th ut, the store-house on Angus
a street. near the bridge, known as the CAUCUS ,aN
ia Saloon" for the sum of ST., 800 cash.
a4I'E the
IMpnoyEMENr.-E. W. Hartman is building two me
new houses Maple street, near the old nurse In
ry. They will be large and conveniently arran- IA
ged, and stuatedin one of the most delightful roa
portions of the city 'sfss In
81 lily
RrxImBEn Farmers chat Weller keeps just the err
goods you want at the Lo,eest Prices.
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Z AccIDkNT--On Wednesday of last week, Wal &C
lace Murray, son of Rev. Jas Murray, Of Bethel an
congregation, was thrown from horse and Sc ha
verely injured Dr. Faunleroy, of this city, was h'
summoned in haste to attend the youth. fir
Dr. Frank T. Allen, Of Shenandoah county, tin
aged about "a years, was found dead in his bed in,
at his fathers residence on Friday of last week CD
He was very exemplary young man. His biz 10,
BILE was lying by his side.
REMEMBER that gum shoes sold at Weller g nc
10 per cent. lower than elsewhere oft
CIRCUIT CoUnr-Judge Mclaughlin presiding, Wv m
is in sescion. It is occupied at this time in the
trial of breach of promise case-Sarah J. Gar "'
Der agsinst David Myers which will command OH
its time for several days. aih
WESTWARD We learn that freight train. WI
with passenger car, commenced running. on TIE ''l
Chesapeake and OHIO Rail road. yesterday morn tei
ing the 9th, from the White Sulphur Springs to y
Hinton, distance of As miles, west. de
~ 70
REMEMBER and buy your Ladies Shoes at, HeI
lars,
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Charles w. Miller and Robt: * Rice were ra
elected delegates, and j. W. Blackburn alter 90
nate, by West Augusta Lodge, No 26, to the -
Grand Lodge Of Cord Templars which holos us
next session in this civ. beginning on Wednes- :,
day. Nov. 10th. s.15. 30 s NJ
hale N.
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