The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-02

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Is. M. YOST * SON, EDITORS PUBLISHERS
Issued Every Thursday Morning
2.0s Year. Invariably In Advance.
LOCAL..
Arrival and Departure.
rives at 4:o5 m, Leaves for the West at $40 p m,
and leaves for the East at 1888, a. H.
Mail Closes at 9:45 a. m. and $3.50 p IN.
VALLEY RALRoAD-Mail Train arrives at 9'4a no
and leaves at 1880 a. IN. Freight tram WIN pas
senger car arrives at 945 a. m and leaves 4o9 p "
Mail Closes at $50 a. m.
There will be a meeting of the Stockholders
of the Valley Railroad, on Wednesday the 18th
of March. 1t will be lively.
Don't forget to 60 to PEAR MAN for Fish,
Kaie and Oysters.
See notice of the City Treasurer, with refer
ence to the water tax and save money and
trouble by calling at his office and settling
LAND FOR SALE.-We call attention to the
advertisement in another column OF choice real
estate for sale, by Meade F. White, Commits
sioner, and NJ. l.. Walton, Assignee.
THE GoopsoN GAzETTE.-This lively little
sheet. always brimfull of interest, we are glad
TO know. will he issued weekly until the close
of the session. 1t is meeting with the success
it deserves.
VIII. WELLER advertises choice lot of
merchandise, which he is selling at greatly re-
duced prices. Mr.. w. never keeps any but the
best, and those who buy OF him may rest assn
red of getting their moneys worth
PUBLIC DEBATE.-The jackson Literary
on Saturday evening, March the 4th, consist
ing of orations, defamation AID debate. The
public are respectfully invited to attend
NEW SToRE.-AIsses Perry & Fen Brock
of New York, will soon open, at Mrs. Pagan
former store, a Ladies Emporium of Fashion.
where ladies' complete outfits, dresses, under
wear, ETC., can be found, OF made to order a
short notice. See advertisement.
SHIRTS TO ORDER.-Mr. w. F. Perry, a
will be seen by advertisement, will open in TIN
above line, and receive orders at Mrs Pagan
old stand. Stanton has long felt the need o
snch an establishment, and We predict TO
Mr.. Perry success.
In green KALE, fresh FISH and OYSTERS
Pcarman's ssryals'' concede him the caterer
Roll OF HONOR of the school at Trimble'
School-house, for the month ending Februar,
22d, 1876:
Harry Hanger, George Sheets. Gussic Crosby
Laura Vanfosscn, Ella Dull. Esther Keller
Nealie IIousemau, Silas Smith, Luther Snyder
zee Keller, Charles Dull and Samuel Sheets
Percentage of attendance, 7G.
LAND SALEs.-E VI. Cushing. Auetioncer
sold in front of the Courthouse, on Monday
the following tracts Of land:
1885 acres of mountain land, belonging f,
the estate of j. Givens Fulton. dec',l.-W. Z
Craig and A. II. Fultz, Commissioners, wa
sold to Gen. john Z. Roller, gent for tie
Virginia Mining and manufacturing Company
for sil0.
The John Glover land, 10 acres-W. f
Craig, Commissioner. sold to r. j. Bennct;
for So 90 PER acre.
OFF For CONFERENCE. --aev. DIR. Martin
the able minister III popular plsto. OF th
Methodist Episcopal Cltfch, South, i'll thi
city, left OH j les ny fpr Winchester, VA. t
attend the ANIMAL SESSION OF the b I'll i'm ,r
Conference which convened ut that place, OF
yesterday morning. We are glad to be inform
ed that all the assessments OF the station
amounting to 81. $500 were fully pail.
OF course it is expected that Dr.. Martin wi
be returned in charge OF this station.
Maj. Nv. Newton, has also gone as Ia
delegate.
OVER 200 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
BGE ALL ARE INVITED TsN
to call at the Author Building, to-day and sc
the finest collection of fine
STEEL ENGRAVINGS AND OIL PAINT
lNGS, IMPORTED AND AMERICAN
CIROMOS,
ever OH exhibition in this city. The cutir
stock will be sold at auction.
sale commences this evening at Z o'clock
Special invitation to Ladies and lovers of tn
beautiful.
PECK & PRIYCHARD, Auct'rs
GRAND JURORS. following named PEI
sons have been drawn to serve as grand juror
at the March term of the Cosrt OF Husting
for this city, to meet Oh the 9th day of Marc
next:
Ward No. 1-R. " Hardy: T.. w. Peace, W
w. Fretwell, r. w. Burke, Addison Gregory
John f. Beard, A. A. Grubert, r. F. Larew
VIM. l.. Lushbaugh, j. F. Tannehil, Fl. T
Dickersou and C. C. Wheat.
Ward No. 2-J. S. Gillian, A. j. Butts, C
X. Harper, S. II. Lushbaugh, G.. A. Armen
trout. A. S. Lara. G: p Baker, r. NJ. Ayres