The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-30

COUNTY CoURT.-The September term of
the county court commenced on Monday
last. A synopsis OF the proceedings of public
interest IS as follows:
Personal.-Messrs. G. B. Jones and C. A !.
Richardson, OF Staunton, and G. NJ. McLain,
OF Nelson, qualified as attorneys to practice
in this court. Jno. NJ. Jordan was appointed
road surveyor OF precinct No. 5, Middle River,
and J. A. Gilkerson, of precinct No. Il, South
River.
Probate.-The will Of Lucinda Carson was
admitted to probate, with Wn. Gilkerson as
executor. Will of Ann Abney admitted to
probate and time given xecutor to qualify.
J. A. Fisher was appointed guardian OF
Willie E. Fisher.
License S'c.-Retail liquor license was
granted G. T. Baker to sell at his house near
Mt. Scion. The returns of the Moffett
punch for September amounted to $4s.4s.
sGonsmonUealM cases.-In the case OF the
Ebmmonwealth vs.. Fred Cupp, Daniel and
Isaac Airey, the jury found a verdict of guilty
and fine of $40 each was imposed. A rich
case was that of the Commonwealth VS..
Mary Lynn, for assault. The jury failed to
agree and the case will come up again at
next term.
THE NEW VIRGINIA FEED CUTTER
The excellence OF our countryman, Mr.. w.
A. Rifles invention, seems to be recognized
wherever the machine has been exhibited.
We stated last week that the first premium
at the Cincinnati Exposition was awarded
the New Virginia Feed Cutter, and in re-
cent number Of the Cincinnati Trade Last,
good authority on the subject, we find the
following:
ssOne of the most ingenious and effective
machines on exhibition in Machinery Hall,
is the ''Rife New Virginia Feed Cutter"
Without Coubt 1t possesses more good quali>
ties than any other similar machine ever Of
fered to the public. There is no wonder that
the jurors awarded it the first premium when
they examined it. For speed, power and
strength it has no equal. We saw wood,
one and half inches, cut in two as straw,
with comparatively as much ease. 1t is full
ly represented in our panoramic view of Ma
chinery Hall, and for sale by j. M. McCpl.
Tough & Sons, 1876 Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
Tin.ware astonishly low at Wilson'S.
Go and see GLADKE's Boys hats at % cts.
The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community, can be found at GLADKEs,
Pipes and stems to suit everybody at
Wilson's.
Go aud see GLADKE's Boys hats at %
cents.
Cox's Sparkling Gelatine one shilling per
box at Wilson's Grocery.
Go and buy one of GLADKE's Winter
Caps for man at 40 cents.
Sardines l5c. pei box at Wilson's Groce.
ry-lower than ever sold before in Staun-
| ton.
Gladke has tie largest stock Of Corsets in
Staunton.
The best Goods ever offerd for cents, in
this community. can be found at GI4ADKE's.
The largest variety sc. Counter can be seen
at Gladke's.
Wilson'S Grocery is Headquarters for the
Farmers of Augusta county.
Go and see GLADKE's Mems hats at so
cts,-they are a bargain.
Wilson keeps is different brands of To-
bacco. Prices from So to 80 cents.
Wilson keers full line of GROCERIES
at bottom prices. Augusta street, opposite
Court House.
For good broom OF neat finish go to Will.
sons.
GAADKE has the largest stock of Corsets
in Staunton.
Buckets, Tubs and Baskets, cheaper at
Wilson'S Grocery than anywhere else in
Staunton.
When yon visit staunton, don't 20 home
until you have seen GLADKE's EsTAHLIsII-
ArFNT.
The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community can be found at GI.ADKE's.
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When you visit Staunton, don't 20 home
until you have seen GLADKE's EsTABLIsa