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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We have besn selling 'Swi'ts Syphilitio Spa.
CHE" for yasTs. md rfgart il superior TO any
thing known for diseases it is recommended to
cure
s Csssela, Tbomssville Ga; Z. =. Greer
q Co.. FoYyih, e.; Pemhrrton, S.mu,l, 4
Key Mods, Al.E!a Gs
-lsIl.a Gs.. Julv l, ls74.
We used '2wif1s S'vp' little spec fl - In the
tres maIt OF g. Dvjc's ttc us4: ynsr, and believe
i, Is tire only certain kdo1ru reme%y ,hat wi
Hfec. S Ternlnn mt cure Ut d,:e.ses 10. which Ii
Is recon- menCed.
GRANT. ALEXANDER s. Co
SI,!l00 kEfE AAs2s
VIII bn rrlG 10 My cham, = Woo will end, oE
Analysis Of ore hundred hotties # :. ), D, ona
psrt'cla OF Hoic4!y, lVclce potassium, or suy
mineral suh.t~3c".
ThA SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pre-
prittgrs A!l.nta. q.
sold By < 5. Lesdoea.er & Bro. Csll for s.
copy OF Young Mems Friend u
zDw D. E. LEArDEATEH. Taos, LHADDEATZE
/. 5. L8adbeatcg 4 DTV.,
nos, 8 sac Is salrfs1 ss,.
t2atGpiasstsacl A2sea
Uaa,rs in
TUHA IL; u..s. Aac IGDlCiN ~, JHGMl
LIZ MENAutM ias, ltAHuHM >I.tt.l5.
SpIuEs AGAIGG nIuRAi.
CT slGALS FlNETO
LEI GOODS, &c., tic
Proprietor. of AIcdyne 'ec.ora!, Lutrcst;ns
El1lmesit, EassnCG lsllaicr Ginger cuG Cough
6srnp, md Agents fox Ayers Ii ed!c;nos, Avor.
ills Chemical Paints &c.
spot5 clo.: Vii - s-.@.t - Gaa4lSih ste L.gl
r7pulk:ioJ - rIs CD ;irG !oT: II,
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The sSeau:ers Of this Company m.ke copnsc-
Uons ~ Norfolk Tor BusLoE and all points Eus;:
q; fieH York with ali points Yves. ard NortE-
T1sl, end 81 AlsIsniria With Virginia hiidjs1d
tsHiiroati and Washington AID Chic Railroad,
through r=LeS given and troigh! handled csru-
fully and promptly. For further Information,
apply TO E.A REED, Agent,
jsnney's wnurf
WIZ. THOMPSON. President,
lal6 + street,
sep @l-.t Washington, y 9.
sls. ClYDE'tj STEAM LLNES y[EE
t,tT-:iS; LY TIC
Fa1hApELPGlA, FALL EIVER PgOvl-
DESCk AND BOSTON
8taa:u crs 0sVe alaEsndria IFEET ~I,ps
UGGAY. oA l.
This line cennocta al Alexsndr,s with .hoo
4. & II. AID w & 0. 4. Rs, srd a, Ph;jod H..
2hs with C!gde's regular iSLesmships for Mi
NiTer, providence and Boston '''
freight forwarded with prom otnesa and o...
frso Of cornmiSsiOns. -S'> -
no charge for irsnsfer in Phiisde,nhi. AVID
Q wharfage In Boston. Quick time. FranusnI
departures, Through rates snd tk,oraS I'll.
.: fading given. Insurance 1T the lnwast -.
AsenIs;
L. &, RRED Alexandria
~ a CLYDE s CO.. Ph,iado:.h;-
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s Gaorrl,n
is1 SIT ts1p
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E,.S - e or T5it2 EHSis

EVERY MONDAY, WEDE ESDAY aud
F@lbAf, 81 . 20 o clock p.ul.; returning, iesTe
Norfolk Oh aternata days ut a CO g. %.
] his stauccE iron steamer hes just been PAINT.
Cd throughout, statsrooms newly furnished and
carDn!eti, sad is tbs hsndsorneSt rs wsll 20 the
psies; bon: Oh the Po.on &C river and Chessoaah e
by, and !s The OILY a:'nper nas;nx Close cor
neci:on nth the HGW IorK sud Boston s;aa,.-
ers; also Contacts with klch nond stea r1crs unC
rallr2ad lines ,'outh. stops at tlENY fUlNT
SIG POI NJ LOOKOUT gong and returnlns
Fara. Ersi class. 81 90; second ciass 81 5U
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~ Aaa:NGTOn 8 OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. /.

Beginning Nov. -, 1885,
The MAIL TRAIN will iesve WASHINGTON
81 . ~ q. II. snG Aextndris at 925 >. m.
dslly, except sunday; pass Leesburt, going
west"Nrc =: Il 81 Il. - , and arrive si Round
hi!t - l. l5pm. Le-ce Round Hill at II 80 U. NJ;
pass Lsesorrs, 2ni"g castwa d, 10 D. NJ; and
arrive ~ hi"lsEdris nL Is .. NJ, and at
FnshIngtGK II 3 81 D. rl
The ACCOM NOTATION TRAIN will lears
TsshlhRton at 4 ~ p. 10. and Alexandra. =,
:" p Ii daii5, except Sunday, and arrive vt
Leesourg At b ~ p. N. Leave leesbury At 6 UO
a. M .hd arrive =. Alexandris at Is an, and
Washington al 30 :. N, '' "'
SfsS Passengers from Washington will take
nc washington and Ohio cars st the Baltimo
Y fotonhC knjiroad station ats 20 nm ana "a
p "a, and 90 through without change CT cn;s'
Inc 9.21 an tram from Ale1snGriu sndI ~
o. n. NJ train from Round Hill connect At Kourr
hiil WITH AcCry Wigsin.on's Daily Line OF
CIacnes tor Snicker:vils Berr7ville and Win.
Chester; also Rasmar's Line Of Coaches. whi~a
,',avs Lsss burg daily fox Aide and Middle.
5otf trains, westward mako close connectio,.
Is Vienna With Sisson's Lins of Stages for FAT.
taa Court House. "
! jFsssnE7 9ssat5Esn dsGkstS, 81 cts per milo
annual ssea cts, geo.
x Il. HAVENER,
oesl7--E General Ticket Ascr;
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: il u / y Ia MJDLn ND HALLWAY.
JOIN =. BARBOUR, President
On nc altsr SU r. DAY, Jan. IL, 1851, p.s.
senger Train: will gah Us follows:
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GsssET aaSE9Y MERCHANTS.

THAOMAS PEkhY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER EL1UH, FISH, SALT, AND
FKRTiLIZ sR,
Also agent fer
WATTS RICHMOND CASE and CHILLED
PL0W5.
fetla:f ALEX iMnEN w
g. L FAHGk. q. WA. FISHER.
4s'ioHkh j. BE0S,
Successors 20 Fisher, Ross & Co..
GHOCEES. LIQUOR AAa COM MISSION
MERCHANTS.
No 10 cameron street, 2icxsuGTis, VA.
:Sp,cia! st,DMt;oG .iY.u ~ .ha sale CT country
prrduCe poultry. &c I4Alf
:kA6 s. TAtLuE. Jt.
COMMISSION sRgEaNT,
= acnt Tor
j. & FIUELk..II 81 SOM KHiDGEWATER
FhOUR,
W! ~ NJ LII "a - HGT& l. FEED
!!AAL.-i1 .rI tiUgGNK GF HaY.
Prompt a.teniiou siv4N 10 vi orders both from
til: I'D country.
% KING STREET,
iaal2 ti:=xsntris. Va
10. y lAS;i>I2.5 OH, h.st,
UoMMts3ION MXEf:.IAaG,
No % South Uairr ttre.l
alexandria, vs..
EoUsisNma1ss .: Grnin, MaTcAsndise bad all
kinds oi Country H:"0;ico sohci.5ds SpeGal 81
ienLicn glvlE "a I'll bGaiaa.G entrusted To lur.-
ffumrt reLGrHs u.h1G. Agents for GI1 patland
Boz. 10 e = nCl3n;eta: cup~T Phosphate
"A AANUt, s: S&: iIG;,
Wat2.&5Ai.G
ORC CI To-: AHI; Giia' .-a.EE::AL Gu:Ai&SLQE
Etss:,i.Ac>Isj
lH:..0r Prince sad l:ur.i stS..
a.L.i,..i; 1. Nnl!l.a. IN.
,;oraiG. tnc,its ii brain rna tIour.sy rScGcr,
EG'ini.e5 Sro fTocalt raiprn ;..a,is, ~ iG
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ALEXANDRIA J5azette
MONDAY svhHIsG. APkIL 20.
:: lEG Preachers.

wO Preachers.
TIC p1e-cs"r stnoC Ia tbs puDlt,
Aoc -p9ke vim or.e discourse
Of rcs o. and ttVatiuon,
Nature aud co:ulc tecc.
II ,rsk 4 II The reign Of 0!der,
Of ~ciel,ido skill.
Aud kuGHirdXe IS the OIL, key
70 I'D he heavenly will.
A d | .n.ier.G j; tho doctraa,
| seemed ~ s,rsnge and cJl!.
Ant thougTl q sstots NAT had know,
Weary, aad ,ooi 6 Cd.
While os. 10 Ills m;z If wisdom
ASrli zoe lasJ aud trua,
IT r. e me - M ty9s q vision,
y :: ~ tilo iearts: pew.
Twas vision desr 81 lcLdor,
The sFr@L fac: OF chic,
As, seaII aI!h al ia; "a klGg
He - Gsiceu AID su.!:rd.
Nothing oe cared isr tho preacher,
W TO .pokr OF law ga, 9e.
Bu H. i,I- : &c was ,u:tc &c.
AID "ords {; lcl,>iu. 1--we.
I,honsht oi q c.r'sip ,cach;r,
II" SIS, The uf.; hi,t,
WAC 80 - &C hIGp1gn Of heaven
Wlt;la tta hvayt u Il cGId
It's COCO to hn srJn! and iasroed.
Gnod "a ;H a,au Bra $3.50;
Bat tie Hfs. CT everything TIA. is
81 prr. I"r '.it uc5oiG
Il ISABEL FiLIrWS II Gichr Democrat.
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Fakss new YshgtSn.

STE s .s z Ess n. e. ArTE4YTa-rss SsjAA
6jkfSSe5yY
ERT FhlDAI, at II H.; end RETURNING.
!aare Few fo-k, from pier Al, East river, hV-
d. 3ATU kDA3, At o'clock g. N.
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Inland 1 S8aboard C;o;tSt;llg 6 0.
steamers this line s'i!l run So follows:
Ntsks EGSItssi.R,

!jonDectins with Nerchn2ts' nnd Miners L;ne
tor Ec9top, steamer
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-
s's'Ta.N~su FERIsl. CO.'S, STEz.sEss
FOR LANNlhGS
On TEX POTOMAC KIYEk
On BID sftcr sunday July 18Th,
VIII leavs az follows:
Steamer v AERO WSAITH Leaves Poto-
!ose Ferry Goa whsrt, loot Of k,ug street,
F&hf 81 N DAY, tn EsUAY and t. u rs,
"a I, at ~ n for LeoGarGtown snd oil
intermediate landings.
Stehner IN fnIiU leaves HVEkY MOh.
GAE, W3DE &5DAf md Friday. Al 80
i. ILL.,, Tor Homini aid Intern atste isntlgs.
$50 Il. PHI nLlPS, Msnaxer,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. = PADGETT. : gent jvi7
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

AN Inch OF RAIN-To those who have
never given particular thought to the matter,
the following statement will appear novel as
well as interesting:
An inch of rain is that quantity which, fall
ing upon level surface and not absorbed or
allowed to run off would stand one inch in
depth. The amount of water falling upon one
acre OF land when the rainfall is one inch
would astonish any one who has given no
thought to the subject. On each square foot
of surface there would be 144 cubic inches,
and on one acre, which contains $4,000 square
feet, would be 6,272 $40 cubic inches, which
reduced to imperial gallons, weighing 2s6230
pounds, something more than 113 tons weight
to the acre. The annual average rainfall in
this locality approximates fifty inches; conse-
quently each acre receives $685. tons weight
of water in year.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

SHE WAS His MOTHER AFTER ALA
touching scene occurred in the Cleveland,
Ohio, Criminal Court last Thursday, An old
woman, nearly sixty, was called up to receive
sentence fer keeping house Of ill-fame. She
was condemned to heavy fine and a long
term of Imprisonment, when well known
merchant of that city, bearing most honora-
bic reputation, stepped forward and begged
mercy for the old woman. He then astonished
the court by stating that the poor, shameless,
degraded being was his own mother; that her
lite of shame had compelled him to disown
her years ago, "but vile as she il" he said, 'she
is nv mother after all, an3 l cannot remain
silent and see her 60 to end her wretched life
in prison" The court was deeply affected
and in granting the PRAYER of the son said the
old woman ought to thank God for giving hel
son capable Of reaching an honorable man
hood in spite of his mothers vicious influence
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Mr.. B. S. Barbour. general freight and
ticket agent Of the Richmond and Allegha-
ny railroad, reports steadily increasing
traffic over his read. He says contract
has just been closed with the Richmond
and Allegheny for moving 10000 tons OF
iron ore for one mining concern working in
Amherst and Appomattox counties to
Pennsylvania. This is believed to be the
largest ore contract ever made. Mr.. Bar
bour also reports the business of the Rich
mond and Allegheny express, operated by
the railroad company, to be improving every
day
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

AN OLD MANS CREDULITY Mr.. Abra-
ham Brubaker, aged SIS years, well-to-do
farmer of Bctetourt county. Va, was re-
Gently swindled out of 81 900 by young
man who claimed TO be Judge Jackson"
Culpeper county. They met at a circus.
the young man ingratiated himself into the
old mans confidence, said he was worth
100000, and agreed to purchase Brubaker's
farm for $4,000. He then borrowed 81 900
from the old man. to be paid with the pur-
chase on the land. since which time the
Judge" has not been seen in Botetourt,
and will not perhaps for a long time TO
come.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ STAUNToN, November Both, 1881.
In the chancery cause of McChesaeys creditors
W. S. os. McCheSney wv. S. &C., pending In the
Circuit Court OF Augusta County. All persons, par
ties, Plaintiffs and Defendants and all others con-
cerned therein are hereby notified that in pursu-
ance of decree rendered In said cause on the 22nd
day of November, 1884, shall, at my ONCE In staun
ton, on
TUESDAY, THE 3rd, DAY OF JANUARY, 1882.
proceed to ascertain and report what judgments
still unsatisfed and unproyided for, against VIII
liam 8. McChesney or others, were liens on tlle
Banking House property, described in the bill at
the time said property was conveyed to Edward
Echols trustee, by She deed of February, 1876, ex
htbited with the bill; and whether from any cause
said judgments have ceased 10 be liens thereon.
And will also state and report specially any
interested may require TO be 30 stated.
At which tip2e and place you are required to AZ
tend. j, W. GREEN SMITH,
decl-t commissioner,
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IT, NJ. Gushing & Son. Auctioneers1
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pursuant to decree Of
" the Hastings Court for the City OF Staunton
entered September IL, 1881 In suit In chancery
pending therein under name aud style Of FISHERS
HEIRS vs.. TRouT's ADMIT d Ais. I will as special
COMMISSIONER therein appointed, proceed on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1851
TO sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder In
front OF the Court House OF Augusta county, the
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
belonging to the children of Sarah A. Fisher decd
situated IN Spring Lane Qrish Alley In the CITY az
6taIpton. The house is In very good repair ana
the Lot has on it very valuable and never falling
Spring So
TERMS OF SALE:-Epough cash in hand to nav
the costs OF suit ard of SALE and the residue Of mir
chase money upon credit Of ono, Two and threa
years In equal instalments, tor which the
VIII execute bends, With approved personal ssc1rt
ty, bearing interest from the day Of sae and title
retained as ultimate security.
kSsle to commence at O'Clock, p. ~.
". Z. CRAIG,
nov17-tds Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

have removed my store from the room recently
occupied in the Stuart Block the frame building
opposite the c. o. Ry. Depot, adjoining j. H.
DiachdeVf Commission Merchant, and formerly occu-
pied by MsE Miller, where am prepared with bet
tsf facilities for accommodating nay business and
customers. +. D. PINKERTON.
Oct 90, 1881.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

E. NJ. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance OF Q de
" cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta County,
Va. entered November 18th, 1878, in the chancery
cause Of Weasts heirs VS.. Weasts widow and ais,
will as Commissioner therein appointed proceed TO
sell public Auction TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER THE 29th, 1881,
That very desirable and valuable tract of land be-
longing TO the estate of Henry Weast deceased,
CONTAINING 1856 ACRES,
Situated in Augusta county, about Is miles n E. OF
Staunton, adjoining the lands OF Abram Mohlef, J.
Davis Craig and others; about 80 acres cleared and
residue well timbered; the improvements consist
OF a very good Frame Dwelling House, large Barn,
nearly new, Tenant House and other necessary out
buildings; also fne young Orchards of choice
fruit, well and ciSterne
The land is fertile and In coed state of cultivation
is well adapted the growth of aE grains raised in
the county The attention of land buyers is special
ly invited TO this advertisement and an examina-
ton of the land before day OF SALE The one who
buys will get bargain.
TERES:- Costs of suit and sale in cash, and resi-
due upon credits of one, two and three years, in
equal instruments, for which the purchaser Will
ecute bonds with approved personal security bear
ing interest from day OF eale, and title retained as
ultimate security W. E. CRAIG,
dec1 Commissioner.
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offer for sale, reasonable terms, the property
IN which now reside. 1t is located on Yves. Fred
erck street. in the most pleasant part of Staunton
veniences, including bath room. The lot fronts 80
feet on Frederick and 800 feet on Madison; has on
ff new stable, variety Of fruits, such plufnbs
pears, grapes, raspberries, currants, goosberries
&C. II Is one OF the most desirable propertls In the
city.
II the above property is sold within reasonable
length Of time will offer the fveaere lot in rear
OF II, fronting on Reservoir and Madison Streets.
For further particulars inquire of the under
signed. SM YOST
noy25
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GVKeep always on hand the best and cheapest
Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco in the market. All they
ask Is CALL feb6
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a NICE HOME FOR SALE.

A NICE HOME FOR SALE.
We anxious to sell small farm about Hlfle
from Staunton, containing
LOT ACRES,
well watered and highly imprOyed-one OF the Desc
farms In the county. Apply to
HUDSON PATRICK,
nov I8-t Attorneys for the owners.
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THO OWNERS OF FARMS.

We have applications from large number OF
kHArties in Pennsylvania and Canada for Farms
AHsrties having well improved properties to sell
Andit 10th interest to pat their Farms in
knNds at once.
ELDER NELSON CusHINGs.
Real Estate Agents.
Ell offer for sale cheap good mules.
2, good carts, 10 sets of harness, / TWO
n and one spring wagon. All in good
s and shovels, and lot of stoves and
get a bargain.
T. L. WARE.
1t preparation ever offered for
OF chapped skin, pampLes and
&c. 25 cents per bottle. For
GEO. W. MAY h CO.,
ent stsuRtOn Va
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GALE OF A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
~ PRODUCTIVE VALLEY FARM
We offer for sale privately that excellent and high
ly productive plantation, situated miles north OF
Fishersytlle and five and a half from Staunton.
THE FARM CONTAINS 283 ACRES
of as fine land as can be found in the Valley The
soil s naturally fertile has been carefully cultivated
and the greater part is ROW covered with heavy sod
ALI of it Is SMOOTH free from rocks being on soap
stone formation, and easily titled by machinery
Some sixty are in timber, and the 6are place
is well watered with running streams The improve
ments consist Of a
BRICK MANSION HOUSE,
containing u rooms and arranged with all convent
ence &C. In addition there is also frame building
large barn, stable and all necessary out houses.
This place is susceptible of division, and would
make two excellent farms OF 100 and 1873 acres.
We also offer the following tracts, adjoining the
above.
No. l, containing 11s ACRES OF choice SOIL we'll wa
tered, with comfortable improvements.
No. 2, contains 100 ACRES nearly all cleared, and
in fine condition.
These lands are situated in excellent neighbor-
hood, within two miles Of Fishersvtlle Depot conve
nient to churches, schools, &c.
TERMS liberal, and can be ascertained by applica-
ton to the undersigned
F. NJ. BELL,
J. G. BELL,
DAVID g. BELL,
feb 81 Ftshersville Va
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

fhhohA'6C L ANN EOn DALE.
One Of the finest estates In the Valley of Virginia
Is now offered for sale, privately It lies in the
County Of Rockingham, five miles from Harrison.
burg, It's county 1t is In the heart of the great
Valley OF Virginia. which extends through the State
from Northeast to Southwest, for about 800 miles
the fertility OF whose SOIL beauty OF scenery and
salubrffy OF climate unsurpassed in any sectiou
State or country. The tract
CONTAINS ABOUT 500 ACRES,
About 900 ot which are cleared and the balance In
good timber, Gonatsting of walnut, hickory, white
The character OF the Soil Is Yhat we call svalley
Limestone. Every acre is susceptible OF the high
est cultivation: no waste, rocky stony portions
1t has such a deep rich soil that almost anything
can be grown In abundance-wheat, rye, oats corn,
and In fact, everything which the very best land
Will produce. The woods are destitute OF under
gIoFth, making II an easy matter to reduce tho
whOte to 1qage. The soil Is splendidfy adapted 10
the growth OF Hyaothy, clover and blue grass; 30
acres in well-sefected fruit trees; water in the
greatest abundance. The improvements consist OF
GOOD FRAME HOUSE,
With one OF the largest and best barns In the Valley
The title is perfect. ~ ~ ~
The owner will sell ON l, Q, g. and years time
with six per cent. interest, with reasonable paw.
ment in hand or for cash. and the reason he offers
the property for Gale is because he Is engaged in
other business, and doeg not reside near it. For
particulars address, '-
EDITORS VALLEY y1RarNrAN.
apr1-u Staunton, Virginia.
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NEW FIRM!
Having purchased Of my brother his entire inter-
est In the
WAGON MAKING BUSIN ESS,
At Cleveland, Va
prepared to do all kinds ofwork at very low pri
do well to give CALL Price lists furnished to all
who desire them.
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY.
My brother, j. W. Critzer, will act as my agent,
and he will be glad all his friends will still give
him their patronage.
jan 10 VIM LUTHER CRITZER.
u F. HUGHES & co.
have Just opened NEW DRUG STORE at
1O6 EAST MAIN STREET,
adjoining DR.. Arthurs Dental Office where can be
found a full line of
PURE DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
SPICES OFALL KINDS AND TEAS
Also full assortment OF
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COLOGNE,
EXTRACTS,
FANCY ARTICLES &C.
Together with fine lot of Tobacco and Cigars.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
day or night by thoroughly competent druggist OF
eight years experience. junl6-ly
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

HEADQUARTERS FOR
BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS,
Of all descriptions. Ladies desiring BLACK GOODS
will do well to examine my stock before purchasing
given especial attention to this class OF goods
for 10 years. and can guarantee satisfaction at Low
EST PRICES. VII. WELLERS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08
DRY GO0Ds.

DLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS!
New stock, the best in the city, and at the Lowest
Prices. VIII WELLER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

NEW CASHMEREs,
New Henrietta Cloths,
New Camels Hair
New Diagonals,
New Shoodah Cloths |
and everything in
BLACK GOODS
at wELLERS.
The sun., 1881-11-20
The Southern Platform.

The original purchase OF NAHosE by the
Republicans of the Senate. an essentially
corrupt bargain. and so regarded and treated
by respectable newspapers Of all shades OF
opinion. had the appreciation OF the GAR
FIELD Administration. But we had "A right
to expect better things OF President Ar
THUR. A citizen OF this commercial ME-
tropolis, he was supposed 10 share its ideas
OF the sanctIty OF public obligations. But
he has gone further than GARFIELD. He Is
said to have chokod OF G1,RHAA as candi-
date for Secretary OF the Senate But that
was because OF his notorious relations To
the Star Route Ring. and not because Of his
relations 10 the Virginia Repudiator. On
the other hard, the President has openly
bent the whole power Of the Administration
to make Virginia vote to repudiats her
honest debts aad place band of freebooters
in her Offices.
This i. record Which will endure To the
shame oi the Republican party forever
But what will they gain by it9 Heretofore
the Republicans have carri@i dishonest men
into Office by the sheer weight OF the old
party traditions: but they arc Lev scokins:
to regain the footioli in tie South which
HAYES rcl!nquisnel, aad so4a.k. this
through pledge that the State Of Virginia
shall lie made 10 wipe out her dett il any
manner she wants To,
That IS u trcachcrUus platform Oh which
to build party, even at the South.