The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-23

VALLEY VIRGINIAN,
Staunton, Virginia,
THURSDAY. ............sEPTEMBER 49, 1875
3. M. YOsT & SON. EDITORS PUBLISHERS
Issued Every Thursday Morning.
$500 A Year. Invariably in Advance.
- LOCAL..
Rev. John Tribe, of the Disciples Ch''rch'
will preach in the Town Hall, on next Sunday
Mt II O'Clock, a. M. and at $3.50 ?. m. Inc
public are invited.
Look ont for Shell Oysters on Saturday at
Pearman's.
There is an unavailable letter in the Char
lottesville Postoffice for Gillian & Leftwich.
No use talking, Stutz can't be beat.
F. NJ. Young is now receiving a choice lot
of fall and winter goods, and the prices will
not fail to please.
P. A. Baylor, Commissioner, sold the
Schmidt house and lot, opposite the Baptist
Church, to Edward Mcmahon, for s2,s95, on
Saturday last. A good sale.
If YOU want the best fresh fish go to Pear
mans.
AUGUSTA NEws-A weekly paper OF ratll-
.er dminutiye size has been started at Waynes-
boro' in this county, by Joseph Burns, DR., ana
the first number has been received. we Wish
the little sheet abundant success.
Mrs, DR.. John McChesney,. mother OF
DR.. w. S. McChesney, Of this city, died at the
residence of her husband in this county on
Tuesday morning last.
FRESH FISH, am still daily receiving all
the choice fish of the market, such as spots,
trout. &C., also vegetables Of all description
G We me a call and be convinced that l an
selling lower than the lowest
CD. PEARMAN,
Augusta street, opposite c. II.
GONE UP FOR SIX MoNTHs.-Adam WASH
ington, young gentleman OF color, was tried
before Justice Cease on Wednesday for stealing
various articles of clothing from the lunat
Asylum, and will sport ball and chain TO
It c next six months. That spoils al! OF Adam
Christmas fun.
We direct attention to the advertisement 0
Mcssrs. Loeb Bros. They are now receivin!
and opening a beautiful stock OF Fall ant
Winter Goods suited to this market. and which
have been selected carefully, by the senio
partner, Mr.. Jos. Loeb, who has been in thu
northern cities for the past month, awaiting
secure the best bargains.
The BOND FOR THE WATER WoRKs.-Th'
clerk of the Hastings Court has in his posses
sion the bond Of Messrs. Menifee and Parklns
for the faithful construction Of the water
works, which will shortly be submitted for the
acceptance of the council. The penalty il
$4,000 and the endorsers are NJ. Z. Hartman
Edward McMahon. VIM. Il. Sterrett, Dr. VIM
S, McChesney, A. j. Butts and 5. Fl, Elilb.
-~ 80
SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED.-Mr. A. j
Butts having resigned the position OF Superln
tendent of the Stanton Iron Works, on &C
count of ill health. and the necessity OF rest
Mr.HGeorgc w. Eyler, of the late firm of Ely
Ter. Cooper & Co., whose shops were burned
has been elected to fill the vacancy. Both o
these gentleman are superior master me
chanics.
New GooDs.-Mr. John W. Abby has just
returned from the north with the largest ah'
best stock of clothing ever brought to the city
His ia ste and iul 5ment in the selection OF good
in his line, and the prices at which he sells, vii
guarantee satisfaction to all who call at tn
large store on New street. Call early an
make your choice.
LEXINGTON DISTRICT CoNFERENC E.-Thi
ecclesiastical body met in Greenville, on tn
18th inst. Rev. J. L. Gilbert. Presiding e
der. presided, and Rev. Mr.. Weller, Secretary
The meeting was pleasant and harmonious, an
we learn that quite religious interest is awak
ened in that community. number have al
ready made profession of faith in Christ
The meeting is still progressing.
Don't fail to try those fine fresh fish tina
Pearman receives every day.
Judge Mclaughlin met with an accident
Buffalo Gap, on the 9th inst, on his wa
to Highland Court. One of the bolts thu
attach the shafts to the axle of his buggy cam
out and caused his horse to kick and brea
away from the buggy, and the Judge wa
thrown out, causing severe injury to the e
bow In consequence of this inJur.
he is unable to attend the term OF his Cou
at Bath Court House.
WIS. Stutz expects Sora and oysters u
day. All lovers of good things call early.
BOLD ROBBERY.-On Friday the 10th inst
the house of MIR. /. J. Hoover, in the wester
part of the city, was entered during the nigh
and robbed of large amount Of the family
clothing and quantity of goods intended fe
children's wear. The family were sleeping u