The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-11-14

Tliufsa NJ, -. November 2. fS72.
ssSs-s Local.
The Supreme Court of Appeals meets in Rich
mond tomorrow, Friday, the 18th.
Mr.. John T. Craveh young and popular c"i-
gen, died near Charloh ssville, last week.
Root and Shoe Findings for sale at John ].
McIahons. NV ~
Rru,nprn to 60 to WsAsr's for Misses and chill
area's Shoes
Judge j. W. Ashy, of Page county, was
ried last week, to Miss Annie Br lbaker of that |
county.
Ladies' and Gentlemens fine and coarse work
made to order att ohm J. McMahon's Boot and
Shoe Factory nov IA |
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DIR. Wayt & Bro, have for sale, what is be-
sieved a certain cure for the horse disease. Sec
advertisement
RxMsMBEn Ladies and Gentlemen's Slippers at
Wellers in great cariety.
VIM. Driver has been appointed postmaster at
Rawley Springs, Rockingham county, vice, Cor
nelia Sites; resigned.
Fifty cases of Farmers and, Boys Winter |
Boots just received and for sale by John j. NC,
Nahon. <. nov IA
See the notice of VIM B. Crawford & Co., to
debtors. They are now closing out the business
of @,he firm, and must have prompt settlements
Z REMEMBER all C: L. Weller has the latest style
in Gent1emens fine Hats.
j. n. Bruffey, Esq, has taken charge Of the
American Hotel, Harrisonburg, and will keep it
in handsome style.
john J. Moslahon has oil hand large stock
of Hats, Umbrellas, Buck and Kid Gloves; also
the latest styles of LADIES' FURS. nov IA
We notice in the Lexington Citizen that Mr.. D |
Bucher of Staunton has opened 81 wholesale and
retsa liquor store inf Lexington.
N B. IIendry is receiving ance line of ladies' |
suits, millinery, notions and trimmings nov I
"A little son of Mr.. John Lupton, living near
Harrisouburg. ged years, strangled 10
death last week, by getting grain of corn in his
throat.
Charlottesville anil Augusta Mills wooden goods
at moderate prices, at j ohm J. McMahous. n IA
The rains of last week and this have had the
effect to fill the streams and furnish water sup
niles in some of the wells which have been dry
since last spring.
nrA. B. HENDRY is receiving beauti
full line Of Ladies Suits, Millinery, Notions
Trimmings SC. Call and examine them. ~Esaa
RrNEMpEn to buy your Boys Boots and Shoes
OF WsNers. ~
Guy Miller formerly slave of Col. A. Ste
phenson, of Highland county shot aud killed
other negro man in Weston, West Va, recently,
named Steven Southall.
Lldies' Kid Morocco and Lasting CATERS for
Winter, just received by John J. McMahon.
Josiah Ncf lost his pocket book in Staunton or
Oh the wary to Spring Hill last week. descrp
ton Of the papers in it wall be found in our adj
vertising columns.
REMamBan to go to Wellers to buy your Hats,
prices -frnu so cents to So. 90
~ REMEABER Boys to buy your Nats at Weltefs-
8EaArEKSaL.- The fellow students of arthur
Iuawell Coleman, killed by railroad accident
uelr Charlottesville in April last, are having a
beautiful and expressive tomb stone erected over
his grave.
Farmers should examine John J. McMahons
stock of Winter boots and shoes before purchas
inc elsewhere nov IL
We agree with the Spectator that if there is any
way to prevsntit, chief of police, J. 7. Parent
should not be permitted to resign. He is Ger
tainly very efficient officer, anJ his resignation
would be public HARM
RsMkMBER Farmers that Weller keeps just the
goods you want at the Loacest Prices
eIlas. se US
Joseph 7. Logan has been elected clerk of Rock
lngham county court, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the death of Mr. Mex hartmann, Esq
Mr.. Logan is a very competent officer and
worthy gentleman.
1t is rumored that Capt. James Bobbstt, form
erly Of the Petersburg police, wss killed few
days ago by one of gang of convicts whom he
was overseeing at Dry Greek, near the White
Sulphur Springs, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
"PRAIRiE," :. BATCHELoR' and /" BRiGHAM'
Boots for sale cheap at JOHN j. McMahons Boot
and Shoe steTe. noy IA
The track Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road has been laid through Stretcher's Neck tun-
pel, and had it not been for the damage by the
freshet to the trestle work at Graham's Ferry,
would have been laid tine entire line of the
hr.t New River division sometime during this