The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23

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VALLEY VIRGINIAN,
Staunton, Virginia.
=. MARCH -, l7ds
g. NJ. YOsT & SON. EDITORS PUBs1sHERs
Issued Every Thursday Morning.
a.aS IA Year. invariably in Advance.
CAL.
s@s-4S Arrival and Departure.
s1saIrAArs AND OHIO az lie Vest at SO p NJ
and leaves for the East at 1852, I'm
Mail Closes at 9:45 a. and $50 p IN.
VALLEY RA1LRolp.-Mail Train arrives s at s;45
Tenrsr arrives 945 m andleaves at 4:35 p M
alsil CLOSES at $50 a. m.
Tke Oven G. Morris property, on Augusta
street, one of the best business localities in the
city, it advertised for sale in the Spectator, by
Mauzy. Craig and Fultz.. Com'rs.
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Spring KALE dailysal Pcarman's:
TRUsrEEs.--Thc Judge of the Circuit Court
ON Tuesday, appointed the following Trustees
Tor Trinity Episcopal. Church: q Il; Fl. M Bell
A. F. Kinney. J. II: Waters r.. II. Tro,tt
and Thomas D.. hanson.
Akproposition is ON foot to raise a subscrlp-
ribn. to procure 4 marble bust Of Col. John e.
Baldwin, to.be plsrced over the entrance to the
Fair Grounds. Cd.sM, g. Hartman, heads the
paper with a Subscription of s25.
DIED FROM HER, INJtR1Es.-o On the 10Th.
Mary Grooms. of Aibemarle, the colored nurse
Of Mrs. BERNARD T...Peyton, who was burnt by
her clothes taking fire at the residence OF
VIM. II. Peyton. on, tie oath Of February,
aied from the effects OF her injuries.
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The Largest supply Of FRESH FISH, inciil-
ding Roe and Bnck Sl,ad and other fish, to be
had in the CITY, at 80 GLENN s. SONS.
We are indebted to-. Hon. r. E. Wi.hers, U.
8. Senator, for publie; documents; also to
Hons. Jno. Z. Harris aid w. H. Fl. Stowell Of
the House of Representatives, and J. D. Craig
Esq. Judge Cochran, and Hon. A. H.. Fl
Stuart, of the Visgflia Legislature, for favors
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PAY CASH ANT, BuY cIsEAP.-our friends
Baker Bros, llaves :dehermined to do CASE
business. and are now prepared to demonstrate
to the community chat they can save money b.
spending their cash. with them. You will
will find it to- your Interest to call on them.
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Pearman gets FISH & VEGETABLES daily
WEST POINT APPoINTaEENT:-E. S. Avis
son of Captain. Avis, of Jefferson, Proves
Marshal at this place during the war, has re
Gently received the appointment as cadet a
West Point. from Hon. G. j.. Faulkner. Youn!
class of fourteef..;
The young Mcp Christian Association pray
CT meetings coIGh,e rs. attract large crowd
every Sunday evening. East Sunday the meet
ing was presided Over by l.. L. McGilvray
and bricf addresses were made by Messers. L
A. Baylor. W. A. Mcclure, Nelson Vines al
Rev.. ". A. Harris, President of the Wesleyan
Female Institute.
Fresl, VEGETABLES will be Eept con
stantly OH hand during the season. At pres
ent we hase fre.h. K.AI.E and ONIONS.
~.'a a.. III GLENN s. son.
asor Oh p1lE fE j - .ur,s people
have sieciare,iifiat such Il snnw rs Fiat which
visited this section OF, Monday, had .neve
bee Il known before, at .sacis time of year, w,
have taken fhc trouble to inquire arount
among the giess-hairel, AMI from them W
learn that in May 1926, srow fell to the dept
Of Is inches; May, 18th, 1855. there was
heavy snow storm, and in March 1855 an
1862, there were also h.avy falls of snow.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-On Wednesday {
last week, E. NJ. Cushing. Auctioneer, sell
for Robt. Craig, Assignee, the Hayden tract o
land, conta ming 55 ;scres- ard lying on tn
Schutterly Mill road, three miles northwest 0
stanton, to B. A. Dcfcnbaugis, for $40, 10 pc
acre.
On Saturday. E. NJ. Cushing Auetionecr
sold for J. Fred. Effingcr, Trustee, the C.. F
King property, situated in the western part o
the city. to Capt. j. G. Marquis, for $1,000.
THE LAST KEsoRT.-IIenry Grieyous,
.colored gentleman whose name does not hall
express his trouble, was arraigned before Jus
aice Waters am East Thursday, upon the com
plant of Mary Stuart, charged with seduction
under promise of marriage. After hearing thu
evidence, the Justice sentenced the prisoner tt
the holy bonds Of Matnfnuny, and Sergean
Kurtz was detailed to see the ceremony per
formed xlsd report tile proceedings to the Com
snonwealtas- The gcntence YVES executed ant
che law vindic4tcd.
Don't fail to go to, Pearman's for Sprns
KAI4E and all kinds Of choice FISH.
THE NARROW PASSAGE DIsAsTE9.-T
Coroner's Jury eulpanneAedto inquire'into the
cause of the death of the victims of the Mar
row Passage disaster, closed their exarninaricr
and returned tteir vel dfeton Wednesday the
18th inst. It finds that the deceased came te
their death by the falling Narrow Passage
briec, sscaused by the unsoua,slness Of the tim