The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-24

Mr., J. w. Dawes, formerly Win o. ". 1iMpol
lake Of this CITY aud more recently of the hrm
st Riagway s. Dawes, of Lexington. has return
nd to S,auuton and will hereafter be engaged IN
khe drv goods store of Young, ESQ where
he will DO pleased to see his old friends
tbs VALLEY RAlLRoAD.-A private telegram
r.cei we'd yesterdas, informs that the city of
BALTIMORE refuses to pay the qBota of aer SUBJ
>.xcription 10 the Valley Railroad required the
connnny on the ground that the conditions ON
which she made the subscription have not been
i, eomplied with We hope there is some mistake
q about this.-Lering on Gazette, 1914
RuuxauEx to go to weer's to buy your Hats,
.riees from SO cents to 5000
We direct attention to the advertisement OF
r,aeb Bros. in another column. All that is want
ing to convince our people that their stock Is
what they represent it, is to give them call ana
examine Accommodating statesmen VIII take
pleasure in waiting on all who desire to inspect
their extensive assortment
SALE.-air John Niche. of Falling Springs
/ neiehborhood, has sold to MIR. Brooks, OF
Baltimore, 1913 acres Of his farm for S6,93o.2o,
an which $4,000 cash paid. Mrs Ogden
sold three acres adjoining the above to the same
n.rties for $500. Thsreris on this land a mar
bic quarry that is Ihoogh' 10 W se'y '"'o"Ae
Ler. Guzette.
C. L. WELLER has iu store and Is RECEIVING eli,gg
.d.ilv his Fall and Winter stock OF BOOIo. onoEo
and RI ATS for mems ladies'. misses, BOY s. GILL;
dren,s and infants wear. His stock is larger
tbaa ever before, aud embraces the tnsst as well
a. the medium grades of goods, which he oners
hlic ata advance
e oct loft
Mrs. Anna Davidson, an aged widow lady
residing in Harrisopburg, died recently
She had considerable property all OF which
che beoueathe d to the church of her faith.
AZ 600 were given to the Presbyterian church
of Harrisouburg; $4,000 to the Massanut-
ton church, and the residue of her estate to
the Union Theological Seminary, In Prince
Edward county.
STATE FA1n-On Saturday next, the 29th, the
excursion train from Staunton to Richmond Will
commence running for the accommodation OF
those wishing to visit the State Fair. The tick
cts for the round trip are S. so from here Se.-
Is from Fishersville $500 from Waynes5oro'
| S4. rs from Alton and SO on down to 81. OO from
Il
LO:4O, A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at +. NJ
Tho return train gets to sStaunten at 81, r. Nj
RtH gsii4 -.-- 179'' e''e -is
We learn from the aaaon,ceaHh that Hon 4
+. Lewis, Col A. S. Gray, Frank j. Bramhall
and Capt. Warren S. Lurty addressed Grant
and Wilson meeting at J qnburg week before
last. Capt. Aartg saas always vbeen strlet ana
.,,wayering democrat 7but caunot get the consent
~ his mind to support Greeley He regards the
s,ection of Grant as calculated to better subserve
.L.true interest of Virg,nia, the South and the
"Sole country, than the election of Greeley. and
80. supports ,ihims Capt. l.. was gallant
..oa.rate soldier, commanding o battery dur
.Io var He is an accomplished gentleman
A GOOD sneaker and pr rising lawyer.
p.v,uuva Ladies' and Gentlemen s Slippers a
Wsllers in great varicty
woopwAnD IEouss---Alr. Jos. N.'"oo ~.
has purchased from Dr.. a. Arthur iu1 me orlo
building on Beverly street, part OF me ol' =
tional Hotel property, for $4,000 1t ls''he pu'
nose of Mr.. w to OPEN on the 1st Of Novten
h.r. house of entertainment, to be known as N
woodward House. His experience. cmlnen. q,
n.citv and general fitness for that kind OF BUS
In ali Of its appointments, and success,
Mr. Woodward has been reelected superin
..niant Of Rawtey Springs, and will be at tina
Ike during the springs season. Mrs Wood
~ will conduct the Hotel in this place dnri9
NJ WIS absence, and she is emphatlcally tn
+, .l,s,taY half Of the two.