The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-22

IHE VALLEY VIRGINIAN.
ST 4A-UN TON, Va
'l'ssvgs.fay, May SO, 1873.
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Local.
Eyler. Cooper s. Co have for sale Porableg rlst
mill. See advertisement.
John 4. Biclle offers for sale his oesifaDie ''''
property. See advertisement.
Orders for any style of Picture fi"ni'S
BE promptly filed by Hunter 20.
Col Fred. Holiday, gave the ladies OF Ihfis'
rburcb Winchester, carpet costing $ooo.
,,r 7o,n =. Jenkin., highly respected citi
,o, If Winchester died last week.
,r.s Harriet Holnngsworth, of Frederick
county, is dead
appo,nrsD-Judge Alex. Rives, of the ).
district of Virginia has appointed II. hlSA ESP
of Stanton, u S Commissioner.
We are indebted to Hon. James b. Ssner, LOT
yaluable public documents, for which he Will
n,ease accept our thanks.
Window Shades, in variety Of styles, and Cur
tain Fixtures can be had at Hunter Co.'S,
Stanton, Va.
/ natcht has been issued to John c. Dunlap,
Moffett's Greek, for feed regulator for grinding
mill
Hans scberer may be found at the Olympic
r,dnr Kavenaugh's Grocery and Produce store.
where he will be pleased to see his frlends.
Prepared Hunter s. Co, Booksellers, staun,
ton. Va. are prepared to furnish the latest styles
Of Wall Papers, in any quantity desired Exam
inc their stock
Our friend Buck on Augusta Street., has on
draught a very superior article OF Clncinna'
lager beer.-so pronounced by competent judges
l, has rich crystal body, capped with foam'and
looks like nectar suitable for the Gods.
weareunder obligations 10 DR. j. A. Alexander
of Broadway, Rockingham, for keeping US sup~
p,ide with the St. Louis daily papers, during Inc
session Of The American Medical Association, TO
which he was delegate from Virginia.
er1re1ous NorloE.-The 1st Quarterly Meet
ing ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church 'or MID
d,pbrook Circuit, will be held on the l4th ana
18th Of Jtine 1t is desired that all the othclal
,,.,n.e,s he in attendance @. HICKS,
Preacher in Charge.
Mil. VIM. Haynes, ofJaokson River Depot. Al
leghauy county died on the 18th inst agea -
years. He was probably Che Oldest citizen OF
Allegheny.
ris Hill, Allegheny county, died
Messrs Morrison s. Moore have sold the hock-
bridge Citizen to Nj E II. Barclay, by whom
the paper will hereafter be conducted. MIR. Nor
rison retires from the chair editorial in q well
conceived valedictory.
PERsoNAl-Harris Resley Esq, of Cumber-
land, Nd, who is interested in the Estehne iron
Furnace in this county, and j j. lIcbitzell,
public spirited citizen of Frostburg, Md, were
in the city last week
Mr.. Charles E. Wood the we'll kno#ii and &C
csmmcdatipg Dry Goods Salesman, is now with
H!cMahon & AleQaaide where lie will be pleased
to see his many friends and customers. Hcprom-
Uses good bargains and honest dealing. Call and
see him ard bly, cheap.
Dr. J. A Alexander, who attended The Medic
al Association Of the u. s. at ST. Louis recently,
as delegate, was appointed by that body i del
eeate to visit European Associations. Dr. Alex
ander is now located at Broadway, Rockingham
county, but is q native of Augusta county
MUs1c-We have received from S. Turhey,
ia Main Street, Norfolk. the beautiful poetic
creation Of Mrs Margaret j. Preston, Through
the Pass. set to music, and dedicated to the Fac
ulty Of the Virginia Military Institute, in honor
of the late Commodore NJ. F. Maary. Price Scots
postage free, by sending the amount IS above
CArHob1o FA1R--The Catholic Fair will COM
nisnes Monday morning next, the 25th, in Pr
per's Store room, and will present everything
attractive and usual at such entertainments. Our
citizens generally will give it no doubt, lioer~
al patronage-The object is to enlarge the Cath
ole Church.
lett. Esq. fell into the excavation street,
where lsborers are engaged, opposite Capt. r. H
sCatletts residence, aud badly sprained his right
ankle Col. Skinner performed the same feat,
not long since, without, however much damage
The corporation is running some risk, in allow
ing this dead fall unguarded.
IMrRovEMhNf.-lHr. j. d. Saomo has conttae
ted TO build two handsome frame houses on the
land of9Co Al g Hartman. several miles from the
city, on the Valley turnpike, and CAPT Booker,
one 1t is Col Is purpose to lay of these lands
in hundred acre farms, and some in five acre lots
and Great dwellings, them. Water has already
been obtained, by digging, that there ere not
springs.
Our popular barber, Thomas Campbell, who is
SO well and favorably known for his genteel and
gentlemanly demeanor as a citizen and business
man, has added three new Patent Barber Chairs
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