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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20
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Com an isSiOner,s Office.
STAukros, Va. Nov. 8, fs7;

olAUNIoN, w., NoN u ICto
To David Fnltz. Plaintiff, and Breeze Johnson,
Hugh W. sbetf-y, Jnines a. Forbes, Caroline s.
Crawford widow nd'Admt'x of Hugh J, Craw-
ford, dec'F, and william Crawford Barclay
Crawford, Alfred Crawford. Waddel Crawford
and Mary 3, Crawford, children and heirs of
If said tIugh ] Crawford, decd, the last two
under the age of p years. Maria B: Brsckinridge
and WilfaIn ". Fretwel,
TAKE NOTICE, That in pursuance Of de-
cree OF the comfy court for Augusta county,
rendered Friday 90, ~ in the cause Of Fuliz VS.
Johnson and ais then depending therein in chan
said county, shall on he 10Th DAY OF DE-
cEMPER 1873. at my office in sfaunton, proceed
to take an account Of the parties entitled to the
fund arising in this cause and the respective
amount to which each of said parties is entitled.
together with any other matter deemed rer'nen Mt
by myself or required by any party in interest to
be stated At which time and place you are re-
quired to attend. -
Given under my hand as Comm'r in ch'y Of the
cir. ct. for Augusta Co., the day and year frs
aforesaid.
80 J. W. GREEN SMITH, Comm'r.
n
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" VI. j. TUNE cTeTK.
Parker l. Mccormick, p. q. cot 30-<;
Speciai commissioners Sale of
y Valuable Real Estate iM
Clarke Co.. Wa.

By virtue of decree rendered in the cause 81
Russell VS.. Coob &c - by the District Court of
the U for the Western Distric, CT Virgins -;
the 18th day of October, 1873, the un 'crsiguea@
Special Commissioners, offer at public sale, t.
Wildwood, in Clarke county, Va. On
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1873,
at y o'clock m that valuable tract OF land upor
which s.r Cobb resides, lying the right hand
side of the Winchester and Wildwood Turnpike,
abou. miles from Winchester, containing, 1871
Acres and % Perches OF laud. The fmrn' is we'll
supplied with timber, fencing and water. The
improvements consist of good Frame House, u
barn and oher out-buiidings. The qualify Of
the ladd is very fine, and it is admirably located
TERAIS.-One-thir cash ; balancein one ant
two years with interest fr"m the day Of sale az
the rate Of 6 per cent per aEHamn Pie defer
red payments to be secured by Deed of Trus;
upon the property. - "' = IT
A. W. MCDONALD,
Il. 7. BARTON,
nov 6-tds Special Com're.
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L. CARD.
November l1th, 1873.

November llth, 1873.
Editor Virginian II nsper made the remark,
{" l would support The nominees Of future Con-
vention," but made the following remarks 3
Foxes have holes and the birds of the air have
nests. but the Son Of man hath no, where TO lay
His head especially if he runs outside Of Con-
vention but hope that our featheted birds thst
fly over our heads would brig feathers enough
in the future, to the ballot box, so'mske pillow
for me to rest my head upon, either BY Conven
tion or othcrw!se." These are The remark. made
to the best of my 'knowlsdyr. Therefore, if J
made remarks in moment Of excitement like
supporting nominees OF q future Convention.
did not intend it; that includes it all in nat
shell and whenever 1900 legal vo ers Of the coun-
ty Of Augusta wish my announcement. rs Il candi
date in the future. they can have it, Convention
or no Contention, provided am aiise 'aad not
buried in political coin in the streets Of Stain
ton. Yours. respectfully -.
JOHN J. CUPP,
1t. Mt soioH.. We.
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Nov, 6, 1873
Com missioner,s once.

Sr.UNroN, va, Nov " 1879
To Thomas Calbreath, Plaintiff, and the vir-
GINA Porcelain and Earthenware Company, DEE
fendants and to all creditors,of said company.
Take NOTICE. That in pursuance of decree
of the comfy court of Augusta county, render
ed February 9th, 1873. ri the cause Of Cal
breath vs.. W.. Porceil lin and Earthenware com
papy. tn en- depending therein in chancery. but
since removed't to the Circuit Court for said couh
ty, I shall on the -
1aih' dey of DECEMBER, 1873.
at my office in Staunton, proceed to ascertain
and report. ~
LIST. The real estate owned by the Va. Por-
celain and Earthenware company. together with
the fee simple and annual rental value thereof
2nd The liens outstanding ard unsatisfed
against such real estate whether by Judgment or
otherwise, in theis order OF priority, and
3rd: Any other matter deemed per 'inent by
myself or required BY any party IN interest TO
be stated.
eat which time and place you are required to
attend and all lien creditors OF said company
are REQUIRED then and there to attend and file
with the undersigned proper evidence OF their
claims
;Giygn under my hand as commissioner in chan
cery Of the circuit court for Augusta county, the
day and year first aforesaid
nov 1s4s j. W GREEN SMITH, com'r.
CTRA RED COW, years old.
- good eniicher. slim rump, long and slender
horns. A reasonable reward will be given fer
her recovery. 9AbkiEL AlhSn,
,.x12.rt -..-.. 3 Ses.nkrr.sTa
~ ~
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nov 6--St
Case No. 452.}

Cease No. 1927
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE UNITED
STATES, for the Western DISTRICT Of Virginia. -
In Bankruptcy. 4 ="
In The matter Of VIM H. Wooddel, Bankrupt
To whom it may concern; ''s
The undersigned. VIM. ~. Dorraugh, of Rock
lngham county, Virginia, hereby gives notice o.
his appointment as Assignee Of the Estate oil
William II Wooddel Of Augusta Uaunt,
in SAID District who was. on the l2sh day Of
July, A. D 1873, adiudgtd 3 Bankrupt 6n his
own petition by the District Court Of said DIE
trict.
Dated, Harrisonburg. October %. 1873.
nov 6~3t WM. NJ. DORRACGH Assigne
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The ire house at the, chesapeake 4 Ohio
railroad depot at this place vas taken down
aud removed last week. There was al least
two car loads Of beautiful ice left from last
year. This ice house was built nn top Of
the ground. and designed bv Mr.. G. l..
King, master mechanic on the road. 1t is
rarely We ever 6 d the ice keeping in the
best .eonst' ucted houses 50 wel ami iopg.
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LEcruRE BY eLqaED NAH.-P II.
Murray, eoorsd lecturer of considerable
culture and experience, formerly editor cf
,he 'CoIorsd Citizen" Of Wasnu. ton, wili
lecture at Allen $ Chapel, FrIda7 night, Nov.
2l.:. by request and for the beaeit Of the
Coed S4maritsss. Ills suhj -ct will be the
Science Of iIqnan L'fe' which will be il
lmstratea y plates, diagrams &c., on physi.
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CHURCH DEDlcArIoN.-Ehe Church on
the Valley Turnpike below Burke's Mil,
known as Pleasant Groys. under he auspi-
GEES of the United Brethren 10 Christ, hav.
ing recently been re6ttred. was on last
Sunday tho 10th, reded Gated. The dedicato-
rial sermon aud services were coudu by
Bishop Edwards, of Baltimore. The day
was pleasant and the assenbla,1e large. The
dept resting Oh the church was fully met
leaving surplus
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' 70 p ~
Bankrupt Notices.
lease No. Leg. !

Case No. 4E6.
4 THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT r.
States for the Western district of Virsia;&
In Bankruptcy. -
In the matter Of J. Wayne Splitter, bsnk2upt
10 whom nay concerns
The undersigned. John Paul, Of Esq
risopburg, Rockingham county. virgihss, ~ae ret y
estate Of J Wayne spitler,, Of Augusta cean.Y
in said District. whs'was' on the 2eh day :,
July A. D., 1873 sdjudged BarsVt tpt on b..
own petition by the District Court s:'said Dis
trict.
Dated. Harrisonburg. Oct, 1879. .s
nov Cat JOHN PAUL. Assignee.
Case No. 1919
IN THE DISTRICT COUki OF RHE e.
NITED STATES, for the westerg Distg4,
4 virgiain---in Bankruptcy.
La the matter Of F. H. cherry holmes, papkru1
70 whom i, may concern Ma
The undersigned. VIM NJ. porraugt
II IIarrisonturg, Rockingham county Va, herr
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee .!
the estate Of F. H. Cheryholmes, OF Rock ham x
in said district who was, ON the 22nd, dsy 81
July. A. D 1873. aliudgeda Bankrupt on NJ
.wn petition by the District Court Of said ii.
rict
Dated, Harrisonburg. Oct oath, 1878.
VIM. NJ. bORRAUGH,
nov e-St Assignsa.
Cease No. 462.)
IN THE DlsTalCT COgEr OF THE BN!IE~
States = Western District Of Virginia. =
In Bankruptcy,
Ia the u..,,. of Joseph G. H. Miller, BaEzf
rupt.
To whom it may concern
The Undersigned Wm. NJ. Dorraughl of Har%I
sonburg. Rockingham county, Virginia. heres. g.
gives notice Of his nppo n,ment as Assignse Y
the Estate of JOSEPH e. u. Miller oi Rock rs
hara county. in said District. who was, Oil -
23i day of July. A. D.. 1873, adjudged BAN
rupt On his own petition by the District Cow
OF said District. :
Dated Harrisonburg. October 90. 1873.
WIN. NJ. DOKKAUGH.
nov 6-3t Assignee
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STAMPING DEPOT.

Stamping on Linen, Cotton or Flannel, neatly and
quickly executed.
ORDERS from the country. amounting to S. 90
and Upwards, will receive prompt attention. and
the packages delivered free of charge.
We are satisfied that if persons favor US with
call before purchasing. they will beAmp,y repaid
for their trouble, and vii! 20 away delighted,
bearing their BUNDLES with Them A cali is ali
we ask and we guarantee prices. Remember some
have called alter purchasing elsewhere, and
learned Is their sorrow that they had lost money
by not caling and making their pur chases Of
nov Is J. W. NEWTON
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ROOD CLOTHS and

lYOOD CLOTHS and
W Is CASSEMEIEES.
The subscriber n.s on hani for smle on the best
terms. Frenchtand English cleths and cass-
meres. He has received tine latest styles O. FASH
IONS, md is prepared to furnish and fit CUSTOM
ers in the best STYLE
JAS. O'REAR. r.
oct 9th If Shop in rear of spectator office.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

HuNrERs.-The Aibemarle Hunting as
eociation returned from their annual sport
on Friday last. They succeeded 10 tagging
twelve deer We noticed among the party,
Hon. T. w Duke of Charlottesville, who.
however. did pot get shot NOR The sight of
a live. deer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

FRox Russ1A.-we ret on Monday last, on
the boat from Washington to Asle,1audria. two
gentlemen, father and son, frcm the southern
part Q: Russia who were their way to Iiarri.
s,nburg with a view Of locating in Rockingham
couAty. They belong TO he Mennonite denomina-
ton Of christians. They are both io'e lisert
gentlemen and speak the English language.
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Dx>rH or MAJ JAMES WALKER.-It is our
M,j James Walker. which oecu red at the resi-
dence of his nephew. Kr. James NJ. Crawford,
near Augusta church, On Sunday last. ia about
he 8th year Of his age. He had been in feeble
hesitb for several years past, but bore up under
his affection wi,h remarkable fortiiude and cheer.
it is rue, with unsteady step but always genial
and pleasan, and hop full He was one of Au-
gusta's most highly esteemed citizens and enjoy
ed he confidence Of cur people in unusual
degree, for his integrity. generosity and high
toned character. He had represented the coun
y for several years in the Legislature, and was
prominent in all enterprises Of pablo interest
His unobtrusive and transformations ch rifles and
kindness aoo'hsd many weary. seorrowful heart,
and enthroned him in the affections of the poor and
suffering. He made provision in his win for his
old servants who remained on his farm. to whom
he was much attach Cd Rev Dr. Handy preach
ed = beautiful and affecting sermon on the occa-
sion Of his funeral, to large Number Of friends.
and relatives who gathered at the .''old Stone
church, the scene of his boyhood days, sud his
place of worship in the mattirer years Of bis life
The Odd Fellows Of Mt. sidney Lodge, of which
he WAS member, AND number Of the order Of
staunson Lodge, attended the burial. Few il
any. better men ars left TO follow the inevitable
path he has gene, and none will leave behind
them the incense Of a more virtuous and charita
bic example.
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We direct attso ion to the advertisement
of Mr.. D A Kayscr, who offers great in
,duce,nents to PERSONS wanting goods ~ re-
duced prices.
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DapisI Ka'yh g killed Wesley Dean. in
East Roct'nghsw. last week. while they
we're engaged at hous. raising, by cutting
.bis head open with ao axe. There was 20
quarrei and no provocat;on.
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The dwelling house of William Burlhsad, near
Port Republic. was entirely consumed by fire one
Say last week: The contents were des'' oyed,
aaciudlng sum Of moaey ~hich Mr.. burkhsad
mad been accommodating.
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Last. week, p. NJ Gushing, auc'io!pqee!r
sold The following property:
I,t On sa.' s;4s of Cnlter street about IS
feet front running back about l3o feet, sold
to Z. u. Trout for $3.50.
Hons, and lot III western part Of the city
owed by ". Is. Darri.k, sold to Capt. Or
landu Smith for $1,000
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judge w. h,..,ssyy. zen 400. !. ~ the
Valley as Y. s: Claims commissioner, to saAe
. idcoce in. cases 0fioyal claims. has re-
ss.ved the appointments Of consul to Lasuy-
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The SchooI-hnu.e, about three Miles south
Of Hasrisonbars, knaga % 'l1a"des school
house. wss eutltciy Consumed BY fire iast
week, With it. contents
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sunv.vno. p.,,o ~. Co., :,
=. s; u,;-,, s::..... 49,. X 1a,,..
'ne "i'""''"" ""9 VI 'eoe"' ua'o '"o ~. .n.''"-
ing statement ny its PhilA iephia correspondent,
of the condition and prospects Of the Shsnando:
oh yo}tay R.;,-oaa.' 't - "a .@'--s't
49,
-FOUR sAliey rea az, Wh9se sear's nave peeh
&C. WI ."o eA.'J eoh'p'e.ion Va 'ne ehe"",''""n
NY asai" teoe.ss' snoo anu
10 nele "s t"'ns VII he'ef asA'n
Ne d. iess' hot nnuer IN Fresehi pat
rehage. 4 ~ss .oiu :. n'c'inonn' WI" SOU, sous
sannut r. yva ay ~. , Az ae,' nv
SWANS nxis'oao company WIS 10 eno"Tso the
| o9has OF we onehaha""n Sahey company, ana
I'VE "oi1F" Ne VIZ Sovt' VAS 1nNee l'e ptFsi
a w. 1a"s "n.s rail is"s ~ ass.er
pleasant Blu, u little speck has shaded the hor
1"n .. Iss snsnsnaoah rasy, and t mss eesn
bonds have lain in the vaults of The rehnsylvauia
s ilrosd Company swa''ing the endorsement O.
hs. psit,nae,ousIy heretofore reused. ana still
10th refuse to the great daaiags' of the oontrac-
.ron i hive Raaor has i. ihx. Mr. Thomr-
90" did not please Mr.. Scott great deal hy this
aacs,. h's ,.nl4asurs ''' ~ TN ,Irr.bea"
hs. remained in,rao'able Scott has retired from
r as aud since K a. been th.rso
The 3:os president Has goSs to California in hi.
pfiss's s an,srs''s u.s.. hon, H.
.pa fkesiiing road to take ,6e SHENANDOAH Valley
railroad gnass 10 care ana endorse us con
r,oGs Amusement. should ii be acced d to, the
line of the road will be changed SO as to pass
,hrongh hartih lshiirg instead d sheperdstewn.
~ course can gss you no iaea a. me resa1' Of
a ,h ,,asu n%e =. may .1pe' "e
Use 81 help But there s il lille reliance to be
placed III the promise Of railroad men"
Hook AND LApppn CoMpAxr.-As a
meo,,os IF ,he Hocool and I,daer coun.n,
w.1,,., N ' -'.: e'ra e.
- v ''ue'''' ''sN' ''''' :" e'e'''o" =, o'A-
GERS Tor inc ensuing year was held which re-
suited as follows:
First commander, A. s. AIauzy; second
,a,. n w M;uo o. w
~ ". ~ 49, W..
!" Y e''er treasurer e, isaac " ~
The company adopted resolution re-
questing the City Council to furnish them
With three additional ladders f,ur axes and
fa,r 1,mns as Tho number ,bev now b.va :.
ups 40 '"e II IVY NV" A"'' -
| The city could not invest money better
thao by equippirg the Fire, & Hook & Lad
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s'waynestoro', located in The most wealthy and
fertile section of the county, with vast mineral
resources in its vicinity and such water power
rum ng to waste might become With enterprise
and capita, place OF very extensive maaufac
lure and trad.
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The committee advert'ses to rent the Az
gus,a Fair Grounds. See advertisement.
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su.olps -Mr. 'assph /; Bseu"ef, living near
neoedsay R.ekanggiAal county hang himself n
hi. porch en- saturday night last No cause Is
szsignei. he gas aged ab9ut % years. and
leaves Il .iIe ans child.
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Tease No. 44G. I

Vase NO 44C. II
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL.
United States, for the Western District { /
Firginia.-In Bankruptcy. %"
In the matter of James v. McGahey, bankrupt,
I, sons it may coacern.: ara ~
The undersigned VIM. NJ. Dor-augA of Har-
rsoubura. Rockingham county, va hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as Assignee Of
lie estate of James V Mc0ahey Of RockinghsT,
County, in said district. who was, on the Sta
lay of July, A. D, 1879, adjudged Bankrupt
IN his own petition BY the District Court Of ssil
district. '-t
Dated, Harrisonbure, October 90, 1879.
WM. NJ. DORRAUGH.
nov 49, Asssgnss.
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G. A.. 6 adse aavertises $4,000 worth of
goods at greatly reduced prices. See sdser-
tisement
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DR.. J 3. stoy4'!,,,a pro,Hipeat Repulb,'i-
eau politician Of Halifax COUNTY, aud ii one
time Stale TREASURER, died at lila residences
in that County on lie 7lh Inst ~. =
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Fnkhiuf.Abls Ut.>.-. :si,- sr''ts Has. &c .
large ..ccA Al low pfisss, tc had At y J. vel
iers. oo' 20
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A qns arm man nam~L Fur, from Inc ceu"ty
was arrested III stanton Saturday LAST charg-
ed with stealing bolt Of cloth from Maj. New
tons store. He was discharged GA Monday
having given bail for his appearance at that time
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Ladies and Gentlemen, buy your Gum shoes at
C y Weller's Boot, hoe and Hat store; he has
large stock ON hand. oct ~
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Jas. w. NeWton's
VARIETY STORE.


III the Lorye .Stons Building,
on the left hand side of the street leading from
= the depot
For example. lady dropped in after having
purchased goods for "REDlNGOTE." when
she saw on the counter piece OF goods identical
" the same in qaalfty and color. She asked the
price. A. cents, madam She exclaimed, as
cents !" why, only few moments ago paid
80 cents for mine. and tits no letter than yours %
So hundreds others would find it to their
advantage, if they world cail at the ''Lnie Store
around the corner-6sfors purchasing elsewhere =
BEAR IN MIN, LAnihs. we Keep no second hand
goods, from old auction houses or bankrup, snl les.
but goods fresh from the manufactures aud war
rant every article as represented or mdhey' re-
flu nded
MILLINERY! MILLINERY /!
This department liz complete mbracns Ill,
the leading novelties of the season Esdies' and
children's Hats and Bonnets from soc to S25
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See notice of city Treasurer, J. y. Carroll,
Esq about tayes.
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LOCAL..

Augusta is the banner county in the statefoor
the qaau:ity aui purity Of its Rye "niskey.
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nv. A. NJ SIMPSON would be Pleased to wait
on his friends. Teis to be found at We'll
lsr's boat, shoe and hat store. oct 70
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

Young en-, buy pair OF Evans improved
CATERS, to be had only at Z. l.. Weller's hoo',
shoe anu hat Store, oct 70 :,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

AoclossT. -gAft. David Bu;her was thrown
from his wagon aear shs Lpna'ic Asylum IN Sat
uriay lass, AMI considerably bruised. but We sre
pleased 10 icarn. not seriously injured.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

CONFERENCE.-The telegraph Office has
been removed from the Depot to the room
on The same floor of the Virginia" Office,
nestbeFn end. liotranee on Augusta street,
she same as the Vuyi"ian office The polls
are being erected to connect the wires with
thi, Office for the accommodating of the pub
lie. the Railroad Office. will be in the
frame building, opposite the American Ho
tel. ussd BY Mr.. Chaplin as an office.
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.L}enkhS.;

In Alhemarle e,unty, on the 7th instant, Mrs
Ll.cy Brewb," aged IS years, widow If the Ia 2
Thomas II Brt wii'
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LAND sALs.-on Saturday last. the 18th inst.
Gated ABB. ut 3 miles west of la risonburg, WAS
soil TO Mr.. Jos. P. Cline and Jno Lpeweaver for
$40 per acre There sre LA acres in tn farm
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

DISCONTINUED 1t will be d source Of re-
greet to many OF our readers to hear that the
night trains on the Orange & Alexandria
Railroad have been discontinued The last
,tIaiu raa on Monday night last. This has
bsen occasionea BY the difficulties in the
South east, occasioned BY the strikes of the
engineers, which caused the connecting
traios to be saken off there. Mr.. Barbour,
President Of the Orange 4 Alexandria road
continued his night trains, uotil the last
- link was broken" and was compelled i"
self-dcfence 70 follow the action Of the road
with which his night trains connected.
We further learn that night trains have
been put on the Richmond and Atlantic air
line rod, and that great deal Of the
through Southern travel is taking that di'
,cction. =,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

Farmers will find at L Weller's, large stock
Of heavy Boots and Shoes, for ladies, men, hays
ond children. oe'-o
Farmers, buy pair Of Weller's hand made Kip
Boots No beffef III the market Call ana see.
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1873. NEWTON. 1873
PAY CASH AND BUY CHEAP!
FROM
J w. NEWTON,

Whose entire stock has been ,aarked DUN to pri-
Practice economy and a toldea' 0ypoyta",iy is af-
fordsd you to ma kss money Every dollar saved
in making your purchases judiciously. adds one
dollar to that cherished, long-for, eagerly sought
after reserve, carefully laid aside for that
GRANNY DAY"
Gentlemen so fortunate as to have a supply of
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"PANIC TIMES"

"PANIC TIMES"
when visiting our city to make their
FALL AND WINTER PURCHASES.
should ask, lst. Where can the best quality and
the largest amount of
Dry Goods. Dress Colds, Notions,
IsoOts, shoes. Hats, or
MILIIN ERY.
be purchased for the smallest Rmcunt OF money !?
And the answer will come from all whe have
4 horo M f,lv lid tho ri af-nn
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1t is stated that Gen Longs rect has 10
900 enrolled men ready Tor esrTiea in -Cahs-