The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-21
Falling leaves.
Indian Summer.
Buckwlleat cakes.


The Guard are drilling regularly.
The farmers have finished seeding.
Oysters are selling ut 81 80 Ter gallon.
Hunting and fishing are the orlar of i,he day
The yaSnpn are mining on Frederick street
The Lutheran Church is being covered with
slate.
The city is full of ministers attending the
Synod.
The supreme court adjourned on last Satur
day week.
The baud is getting up some fine music for
the State Fair.
A graft many Stanntonans will attend the
State Fair.
Now is the time to search the woods for
beautiful leaves.
Baldwin & s'afer have Just started ~ first
class new express wagon.
Th" Une.l States Court at HarrisonI,iirg
ado rned yesterday evening.
Lewis NJ. Blngar liner has been appointed Il
Notary Public by the Governor.
No man aScartlinS the a'nrlnt OF his worl' H.
IL possessions. Until he attempts to move.
A young snow on Wrdi estlay morning.
Ice has appeared. We don't mean that IN
the wa CONS.
Why don't some one predict harl winter !?
Il in season now to say something about
..:'rolmhlities.''
'.Elrctrcity is life" is what one Of v"i,r III
low-J lck fellows had painted Oh Il shocking tf-
fair. at the Fair grounds.
Til re will b. Il excursion TO Washington,
az, the 10Th of n ve.nb>r Get your tickets at
ol.c;. from Dr. Walker & Bro.
War has been drclarrd against the fcatllely
tribe. and about every second man you meet
has shot gnn on his shoulder.
II is unnecessary to tell Il father who occupies
the room on the first flor, that the weather is
TOO cold for the boys to go bartfooted.
In.,v Martili the colored woman who was so
hadlv nurne,,, Il few w,"lls ago by the explos-
ion OF a kerosene LAMP, died IN Sunday.
Did YOU ever motto. that il u wonl19 la"
cause to repeat Il request for aDytaipSa second
time she will always say, i've usked you a
dozen times"
1t is astonishing how gently man drops a
uickle into contribution box, and then iooh>
around to see ii any one nolice.t him, while,
if he dashes in a quarter he don't care cuss
who sees him.
Connubial fiction is very commendabie,
but we would like to know what profiteth man
to fondiy clasp telegraph pole at O'Clock i'll
the morning. and say Marian you're darlines-
ing ole town."
We don't like to be inqniSitive, but would
list like to know what the Guard meant by
marching over towards the Depot, about 10
O'Clock the other night. Maybe twas to
draw some more caps.
Mrs>ls. Miller and Larew will give special
premiums TO all young men who will make a
habit of doing their sparkling after IL O'Clock
these chilly nights. but the old gentlemen say
hat the coal bills are enormous.
If it shoul occr to ynu to indulge in a new
Prime. Albert, be certain to measure the length
of vow. ovrrcnat first. II this ;llvi:, is adopted.
tn re viii b;. no excus for Ssinlly Shivering.
q the d.ntist> will not b. PIT to the trouble
O tis!i ling ii liirs on Monday morning.
81 al yays answer a f,", according to his fol
IL ;, said the prantic Mr.. p, as he placed his
th.;mns in the vicinity OF his shoulders. and
east a GRUNGE of cnmmiSrraton ut his siibhtleH
a,nIieucr. ..,'hat explains why you are al
Ways talking 10 yourself" said soft voice
Nj. p. failed to respond.
notwithstanding the disposition OF many
people TO rail at the popular sentimental songs
of the day, and wish harmful things to the
composers they nevertheless nave Their Uses.
A pr,eraStinaling lmrer OF Our knowle"gV
WIS driven 10 the ,lccLlral ion the otiier n2ilt
Inv his lady love sin Il x, in lesparingly sort
OF cadence, ..Darling. am growing Oh. =
Sl.. accented it heavily, and he wited lin'he-
diately. We anticipate cards at any moment.