The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-18

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STAUNTON, VA The
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Thursday July 1s, 1872. D0'
Local. Jam
NorcE.-The Shop the Virginia hotei' 'ne
recently occupied BY Boogher bopoit'' Is io[ conf
rent For particulars, apply at the Bar room OF han
J. w. Hilbert, Courthouse aiey' ~ - line
Gen. Pickett passed up the Railroad to the ''''>
White Sulphur, on the loth IT
~ - A1,n, snr;nos - pool this
bridge county, va. will shortly be dscontin tS
ucd. H.,
1 r,.o,,.. e c.n. r.no,;,o exc,
oe" oa"0' ~ =, 80 vi - $500 lare
ing with his sister, Mrs. Taylor. ~
The sale of the valuable farm of Logan ,
Maupin, is again advertised by the COM fcer
mlsslohers this "eeh' ing
last,
Gov. Walker has appointed J. J. Allen P
Judge of the County Court of Botetourt, dent
vice L. D.. Houston, resigned. ry-
E.
E. S. Turkey and Robert B. Wood have s.
been appointed surveyors OF dlstlleres IN the Sere
first internal revenue district oil Virginia. j
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SALE OF Lor.-B. Crawford, Esq, has Soda
lot so feet front on Frederick street, running II
across his garden lot, to Rev. j. ". English nre+
for $4,000. p
quo
cox,, ,.hs o,,o tbo dwol,;n, house IF old.
j. f. Wall Esq, near Winchester was burn i'ao
ed: There is new brick building now on W :
the site. soAo
Workmen have commenced on the foun-
dalton Of the large store house to be erected GOO
~ Nj. I.a pI.el,o,, o,,,,os;,o Tho A,,or;can etal
Hotel. lalr
HUGHES g. MATHEW still at their old stand "
on augusta street, manufacturing Boots and is l
Shoes for gentlemen and ladies', of the best ma chic
terial and after the latest fashions. may 2-1y how
-- cleo
Levy Bros. now selling off at great Cab
bargains. Our merchants, and citizens will
visiting Richmond, should not fail to give and
him call part
tudt
Mr.. NJ. S. Turner, son of Prof. A. J. Uni
Turner, of this city, has been appointed GOV
Professor Of Music in the Charleston, W. ~. ~ =
Va, Female Institute. D. D.
M, first
w ~ De ~" 49, ~ 80 ifieC
heuse, on the 18TH fell and the train passed '''ie'
over his foot cutt.pg it off just below the In g
step.
tese
IT'S STRANGE, BUT TRuE-You can get them emit
in Staunton cheap they be bought in IN
New York. What? Why. Dry Goods. Notions, ~"
Millinery. sc. Where? At Chas A. Gladke's- wee
large stock is going off, pro bono pubteo Go toge
for them the
muc
We are requested to state that Judge Ri INN
ley, Southern claims commissioner, will be impc
in Staunton OH the LIST. Of August, to hear plac
cases coming under his recognition. most
feet
Rev J. t. Stirewalt. of tho Lutheran dane
church, we'll known in the Valley of Virgin exec
ia eloquent and pous minister, died in nv.
Germantown, Montgomery county, Ohio, on scho
the 10Th. of ] une. T
com
On the Bird INST the barn on Smiths day
creek, Rock CHAM, belonging to J. j. and
S. Driver. struck by Lightning and burn Z
ed. together with some bay and load Of as
wheat, Loss about 500. FIVE
ove
Town PROPERTY SoLD.-E6inger, Craig eros
& Co., Valley Land Agency at this place. way
sold the large brick dwelling opposite the lug
National Valley Bank, belonging to J.. A. fol
Heller, to Miss Annie L Ryan, for 81, 250. inju
pat
DR.. G. A. Brown has located at Goshen, Spr
and will be at the command of the citi- S.
gems of that vicinity. We commend him mar
to the favorable consideration Of that viz
people. ing
EN-. Cushing, auctioneer, sold on the Gus
18th for Trout Fuz & Cochran, co.., IA lsa,an- Chi
ers, the commodious store house on Augusta y,
street, belonging to S. NJ. Man dlebaum, to Jan
R. G. Bickie, for $500, An
Hon. John G. Breckenridge arrived in abo
this city on Friday last. and remained sevs- vel
raj days, the guest of Gen. John Echols-- and
Gen. Breckenridge is looking remarkable frie
we'll but time is telling on his locks. den
A little son of Mr. Lewis Wise, named T
John. living near New Market, had the arte- En
ries and VEINS OF his mana severed py the sery
tusk OF vicious BOAR last week. VI. y. y. cer
Henkel rendered the necessary surgical ala, chic
and the boy is doing well Raj
the
RAILROAD MEETINa.-The Hon. John IL -
T. Harris, Col. P. B. Borst, and Col. J. E. and
Stewart, of Luray. will address the people of wear
,Moreh nlVer Dlstiic'' on saturday, next, at wha
Mount Scion, on the subject of the Washing hor
ton and St. Louis Narrow Guage Railroad to
Mr.. z. Brownold has removed his jew wea
elry and Matchmaking establishment to his
New street, in the Bagby building Ills alor
superior workmanship has drawn a large whe
business, which is promptly and satisfac- tary
torily dispatched. and
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