The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-11-25

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VALLEY VIRGINIAN,
Staunton, Virginia,
THURsDAY...:........ .NOVEMBER2S' 1870
s. nj. YOST & SON. EDITORS PUBLISHERS
Issued Every Thursday Morning.
na.Ao A year. Invariably in Advance.
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LOCAL.
Arrival and Departure.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO TRA1N.-From the East ar
riyes It 4:o5 D, M Leaves for the West at $40 p H.
and leaves for the East at 1885, a. IN.
Mail Closes at 9:45 a. m. and $3.50 p. IN.
VALLEY RA1LRoAD.-Mail Train arrives a! 625 p.
M and leaves at lu:4o Freight traln Wild sn pas
sohger car arrives 10 M and leaves at aSo p. m
Mail Closes at 6:S a. m.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-There
Will be services in the I'd Presbyterian Church
Flown Hall-on Sunday next, the 2Sth, Rev.
W. r. Richardson preaching in the morning
at IL O'Clock, and Rev. McDuff Simpson at
hight, services commencing at y o'clock.
Sunday School will be held at the same
place. at 3 o'clock P. NJ. Of Sunday, and each
succeeding Sunday.
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Fine cigars at Tyree's drug store,
ORDERED TO SAN FRANCISCO A. NJ.
Crane, formerly of this place, and more recently
operating asah agent OF the Government in fer
s.eting out the whisky frauds in St. Louis and
the West, has been ordered to San Francisco.
California He leaves for the Pacific coast
this week.
RECEIVER OF THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge
Mclaughlin has appointed j. Fred. Efinger
Receiver of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County. Mr.. Effingcr, on Wednesday, quail
fled, with Mr.. Harvey Eflinger. John Echols
and R. G. Bcklc as securities in bond of
$4,000 for the faithful discharge of the duties
of the position.
FARMERS MEETING.-A public meeting OF
members of Spring Hill, Moscow and Mossey
Creek Oranges and of farmers generally, will
be held at Spring Hill OH Saturday, the 9th
Enst. The meeting will be addressed by Dep
uty G. w. koner on 'the aim and scope OF
the farmers movement" The farmers OF the
surrounding vicinity ere invited to attend.
A NEW SUNDAY SCHooL.-On Sunday af-
ternoon last, a new Sunday School was organ
anized in the Western suburbs of the city. g.
NJ. Cushing was elected Superintendent, and
r. n. bright Secretary and Librarian. The
school started WE'LL and it is believed will flour
iish. The place of meeting is in the room former
'1y occupied by Mr.. Cook as store, and is very
snug and cozy.
Roll OF IoNoR.-The following is the Boil
of Honor at the Woodland School-house for the
month ending Nov. 10th, 1879, of which A:
Henry Towberman is Principals: Jas. Craig,
'Chas. w. J. Eutsler, E. Minor Foster, George
Kemper Foster, Jas. A. Fulton, Edgar Roller.
Herbert H. Roller, Lueien J. Crickcnbarger,
Bessie B. Harnsberger, Elizabeth J. Moore,
Lucy E. Roller, and Lizzie NJ. Criekenbarger.
w. S. Stutz wishes to call the attention of
his friends and customers to the style of oys-
tiers lie is now daily receiving. They are un-
doubtedly the finest in this market, and at the
same low price. TO convince you that the
above is true, call and TAX. a look at them
yourself, and You will be astonshel to see
such oysters selling SO low. Don't forget,
Stutz is the man. Augusta Street, Stanton,
Va.
STOCK Sales I.. following sales were
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last Friday, ut the regular monthly stock sale
A. A. Sproul sold cattle. s3SJ.00; A. A. Sprou
sold COW and calf S25; d. IL. Teaford sold 3
cattle, $3.50; Ii. S. Taylor sold 5 small cattle
:s32.29; VIM. Mckeever sold COWS, $42; j. F.
Fry sold 5 cattle, $1,000; J. Ii. Rogers, le
small cattle, slS7.75; Vim. o. Watts, small
cattle, SOL; j. j. Shuey, cattle, SIP; J
Guthrie, filly, 5000. Total. 81, lG4.l6.
Fine imported cigars at Tyree's drug store
TARGET SHOOTING.-rIle members of the
West Augusta Guard INDUCED in a practice Of
their skill at target shooting, on Saturday eve
ming. After number of volleys the prize for
the best single shot-a handsome silver cup
was awarded to John IL. Lllshbaugh. We
understand that J. Fl. Sunmcrson made
the best average shot. The best shot of the
evening was ina lie by Captain W. l.. Bumgard
her, but he being disqualified for competing
for the prize, it was awarded as above.
LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY.-Thi body met
in Mcdowell, Highland county, on Friday last
for the ordination and installation of Rev. Sam
uel McCune, as pastor of the church at Nc
Dowell. After an Interesting sermon, the
minister was installed, and the call of the Rev
Mr.. Simpson, by the Second Presbyterian
Church of Staunton, was taken up, and after
discussion, referred to the the reverend gentle
man for his 1pcicinn which tlariSinn will ha rp