The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-16
LOCAL.
Job Work.

Job Work.
We have now ore OF the best appointed
JOB OFFICES in the Valley. and can turn
out as neat work as can be executed in the
State. We have added numerous fonts OF
type to our heretofore well selected aSsort-
ment, aud can promise satisfaction to all
who vii, favor us with their work.
- $50
Campaign Subscribers.
The next issue will close nurcontraet with
. Il number OF campaign subscribers. We VIII
then be enabled to give them full election re-
turns. and such other facts relating to the
canvass as will be useful for future reference.
We viii then erase their names from o'''
books unless otherwise ordered. We s''"u'u
like 70 retain every one Of them, an" secure
their influence in procuring others, :" That
tho y1poISIAN NAV have the sphere OF its
usefulness enlarged and its s.cccss more as
sured. We are now publishing one Of the
largest and best papers in the State The ise-
publican party should especially feel inter-
ested in giving it rs wide 4 circulation as
possible. Our political opponents would proht
by reading it. as it will keep them from run
MING into excess. and aid in arriving at the
truth.
We.lopc each one OF the campaign sub
scribers will renew his subscription before
the issue Of the next number. the 23d inst,
for unless it is done we certainly will strike
every one from our books. We have now a
very large and intelligent list of regular sub
scribers, which is constantly increasing. and
would be pleased TO have those who have
read the paper during the campaign Join with
them as regular patrons.
OYSTERS. OYSTERS. Our friend,
Pearman is still selling the best and cheapest
in town.
Wonder when those sssuitable prepare
Hoas'. will be completed.
Harpcr's New Monthly Magazine for De-
cemher has been received. 1t has rich ta-
BILE of contents, the first article, 1.-The Home
of Columbus amply recompensins for the
subscription.
Our enthusiastic Conservative friends have
again postponed their celebration OF Tillen's
imaginary victory, and now like the obiga-
tions on the face of the Confederate treasury
notes, providing for pay six months after the
ratiiicatie4a Of q treaty of peace, it is when,
the returns have been received" WE'LL
hope is a good thing sometimes, but when
deferred too long, it naketh the heart Sick
IHIE MIssIoNERy SOCIETY of the Staun-
ton Southern Methodist Sunday School was
nc-ocganized on last Sunday morning by the
election of the following officers:
A. NJ. Simpson, President; j. NJ. Henkle,
Vice President; C. W. Snuff. Treasurer; n.
NJ. Warmer, Secretary, and A. A. Eskridge,
Jr., Reeves Gait. J. NJ. Carroll, c. W. Hun
ter and J. C. Scott. Directors.
FISH AND OYSTERS always fresh and
GOOD at Pcarman's. corner Main and Angus
tn street.
GRAND LODGE OF COOP TENIPLARs.-
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars assem-
bled in Winchester, Va, yesterday, (Wednes-
day). Messrs. I[cber ker, r. O. Haines, P.
Y. Powell, Charles E. Haines, F. NJ. Mark
wood and W. c. straughan have been select.
ed as the representatives Of Mizpah Lodge,
and N. NJ. Warner. W. B. Hyde, J. NJ. Hen
kle. J. W. Newton, II. A. Glenn and John
w. Cline as the representatives of West
Augusta Lodge.
PERsoNAL.-Hon.A A. II. II. Stuart, Of
this city, started for Columbia, South Caro-
lima, to be present at the counting Of the
vote, on Saturday night in compliance with
a request received from Abram S. Hewitt,
Chairman of the National Democratic Com
snittee.
Prof. Adolph Dreyspring. at one time
teacher of music in Wesleyan Female Insti-
tute, Staunton. has been appointed teacher
ofGerman in Union Free School. Yonllers.
New York.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY and rearman's
Oysters are all the go now.
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C. A. RICHARDSON, stauneh Democratic
duce line He claims to sell the best Groceries,
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere in the
city He always carries large stock OF STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES. All who wish to buy bar
gains in Groceries, will do well to call on him.
We believe all he says in q business way and will
youch for hin doing all he promises We are will
ling to say we like his Groceries il not his poll
tics and while his Groceries cannot be surpassed
IN quality and prices. his politics may run
-fs..l wv. oa1lk - o,lIo
Mr.. Richardson, and patronize him. He offers to
sell his goods TO Democrats and Republicans at
the LOWEST ASH RATES.
PRAYER MEEVINGs.-The prayer meet
'4ings held every Sunday evening are very in
tereetine and largely attended. At the
Young Mems Christian Association. the
meeting on last Sunday was led by Mr.. Eu-
rift, and,remarts were made By Col Skin
ner and Massrs. w. A. McCue and ii. i.
Brown. Mr.. W. Fl. Peyton will lead the
meeting next Sabbath. and read the lst chap
ter OF James.
Temperance prayer meetings were also
held in the halls of Mizpah and Augusta
Hodges. and were well attended.
ELECTION RETURNS and Pcarman's
sOysters creating big sensations.
MIR. j. w. CREWS, the gentiemany and
x5bliging operator of the Western Union Tel
egrapt Company at this place, deserves the
thanks OF every one for the fidelity with
which he discharged his trust during the
long continued excitement incident to the
election. He had nc assistant, and was,
therefore, compelled either to work nearly
all night or else close the office. He chose
the former, and thereby enabledithe people to
obtain the news hours before they otherwise
would. He is skillful and accurate operator.
and the company has not more faithful
or efficient agent in its employ
OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS
leave vour order with Pearman and uet the