The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-01-11

STAUNTON, HAsGANlA.
Thursday, $500 January IL, 1872.
Local.
BUSINESS We desire our friends and those
who know themselves indebted to TINS oii0e' ~
come forward and pay up old scores ilhc s1oN
christians, and commence afresn VIZ" .nco
Year. All the accounts, from Aprii. loo9' M'e
due and payable to the present pfoPilelor. Inv
nn,o''nt r. r. each account is SMALL but the aggre-
$500 rao1,as large sum, which, if promptly paid
I'LL enable us to make further improvements
in the ViRGiN1AN, and our business generally
Lei every one not only toe the mark himself, but
bring the name of new patron with him. Come,
friends you want good county paper, and we
want to give it to you. Now you grease the
wheels, and we will run the machine to your sat
isfacion. Come to the work at once. Delays
are not business like.
WOOD! WOOD !!-Those of our sub
scrbers who wish to pay their subscription
for the V1RG1N1AN in wood must bring it at
once. We will also take wood for new sub
scriptions So bring on the names and the
timber.
See sale of valuable land advertised by H. NJ.
Bell and N. K. Trout, commissioners.
We are indebted to N. H. Hotchkiss, Esq, for
"a number of Northern newspapers.
Hon J. 7. Harris will accept thanks for yalua-
BILE public docum ,nt sent to this affce.
See notice of Tru stees sale of valuable farm,
near Craigsyille, by H. H. Robertson and II. NJ.
Bell, Commissioners.
H. NJ. Bell, Commissioner, advertises for sale
-one-fourth of the Crawford Springs property.
This is very desirable and valuable estate
Charles S. Roller, ESQ, one of the represent
atives of Augusta in the Legislature, will please
accept our thanks for copy of the lst Auditors
report.
O'TooLr's Livery is owned by John O'Toole,
and not Put We inserted the latter name in the
advertseme ut in our last issue, of our own au-
thority.
The Stock Exchange ofRockbridge, seems to
be doing good business At their last monthly
sale a number of cattle &C., were disposed Of as
we learn from the Gazette.
We direct attention to the notice of Guy &
Drake, who are offering great bargains in dry
goods. Persons desiring to purchase should give
them call.
SErrLED.-We are gratifed to state that the
difficulty, growing out of some handful publica-
lions, between Hib & Loeb and Chas. A. Gladke,
has been adjusted to the satisfaction of the res
hxyc 1oIl
controversies, unless it is by the printers.
DED1cAT1oN.-The new Church erected at
Churchville for the use of the Loeb Willow con
pregation will be dedicated on SABBATH. the 2! st
inst The services of the occasion win begin on
the preceding Friday, at II o'clock. a. In. Sew
ministers expected to be present.
Charles S. Turner, Esq, whose law card will
be found in another column, has been appointed
Com missioner in Chancery in the Hastings
Court of Staunton. lie is young man OF great
Industry AMI application, and will make an excel
lent Commissioner. We commend him to public
favor.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CON-
pANy.-Ths company is daily growing in popu-
lar favor and must continue in popularity, if
prompt payments, and accommodating, energetic
officers will contribute to it. Messrs. Berkeley
and Fountain, the General agents. and James
Ker and Meade F. White, the local agents, located
in Stanton.
GONE SouTu.-Our young friend, ". r Tyree,
associated with DR.. B. 2. Reese in the Drug bust
ness in this city, has Withdrawn from that estab
lishment, and gone to Columbia, S. C. In the
short time Mr.. 7. resid ID in this city, he made
many friends, who regret his departure. He is a
gentleman of high character, and has the best
wishes of this community for his future success.
PATENT GRANTED.-Dr. VIM. Williams of Har
risonburg, has had patent granted him, from
the Patent Office Washington city, for car-coup-
ling. We understand that it is a very ingenious
contrivance, and is likely to prove a source of
considerable profit to the inventor. We hope it
may, for there is no more worthy gentleman in
Virginia than DR.. Williams
Our young friend, Jos. A. Valentine, has, in
connection with Company" leased the Ten
pin Alley and Bar Room near the National Valley
Bank, which has been fitted up in the neatest
style. Valentine is pleasant and accommoda-
ting caterer to the public whims, and will have
every necessary improvement TO crafty and
please his customers. See advertisement
We learn that Messrs. Peyton Ellison, Gen
eral Agents for the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety of New York, have appointed our towns
man, Mr. P B. Sublett, Agent for Staunton and
Augusta county. Mr. Sublett, we informed,
will be assisted by Mr.. Pike Powers. Society
SO well established and in such efficient hands
must commend itself to our insuring public.
Thn
alton has resumed its meetings at the Odd
Fellows Hall, AMI have taken up the beautiful
cantata of CASHIER With the additional ar
ray of talent in the Association, this will be
rendered sometime during the season, with spien-
did effect. Full meetings of the Associ alton are
earnestly requested during the rehearsal of the
piece.
A COMMON DEPoT.-We join with the Specta-
.tator in urging upon the G. & o. Railroad Com
spany and the Valley R. R. Company, to unite
and erect large Depot at this point for the ac-
.commodation of their respective interests When
sthe Valley Rail Road and the Washington
branch of the G. & O. Railroad, from Staunton,
is constructed there will necessarily have to be
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