The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-10-06
Pay your pcll-tax and attend to your trans
fers. There is no time to be lost.

Pay your pcll-tax and attend to your trans
fers. There is no time to be lost.
Mr.. r. N. Pool and wife were stopping at
the Virginia Hotel for several days this
week.
Capt J. A. johnson, City Clerk of Cincin-
natl, was on visit to Mr. Richard Hawkins
last week.
The mosquitoes have made their appearance
in small squads and are very lively and de
monsTative.
w. Rice Warren, Cashier Of Rockingham
Bank, was at the Virginia Hotel on Tuesday
and wednesday.
Col. ]. A. English. of Baltimore was in
town yesterday on his way from his farm near
Churchvilc to his city home.
Let each voter see to it that his name is on
the registration books in the district where he
lives, and that his poll tax is paid.
Mr. Edwin NJ Taylor, late with W. H. We'll
Ter, is now with Davis A. Kayser, and will be
glad to see his friends at the latter place.
The corn product of Augusta will be at
least half a crop this year. The yield in the
Northeastern portion of the county is remark
ably good.
The other day Mr.. Frank Kingan showed
This second crop has a fine, full bloom and
looks as perfect as the first.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to the twelfth annual exhibition of the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, to
be held in Winchester October 18th, 18TH, 18th
and 18th
Mr. George p. Funkhouser Cashier of
Plattsburg Bankf Missouri, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Olive, daughter of Judge T.
Turney, OF Cameron, Mo, is on visit to Dr.
A NJ. Henkel and family of this place
We are indebted to Gen. WINS G. Wick
ham for copy oc Poor's Manual of the Rail
roads of the United States for 1881. 1t is a
very valuable publication to which we may
hereafter have frequent occasion to refer.
We have received the first number of the
State Tribune, a new Republican paper just
started in Charleston, w. Va. The editorials
are well written and the general get-up of the
journal indicates success. We trust lis pro
iector will more than realize his anticipatIons.
The new Methodist church. near Clay Hill
in this county, was dedicated on Sunday the
18th, Rev. Jno S. Martin preaching the dedi-
catory sermon. The church is neat substan-
tial building and when the sermon by DR..
Martin was finished, 4 subscription of nearly
5000 was taken up
Among the attorneys from distance, at
tending the session of the Supreme Court of
Appeals, during the week were G. G. Grattan,
Gen1J. E. Roller J. n and Wnfnld Liggett,
w. B. Compton and E S.-Conrado OF Harrison
burg. H. c. Allen and Moses Walton. Of Shen-
andoah. and Marshall McCorciek of Clarke
Mr.. J. c. Echard, of this city, has invented
corn exlerminator and bunion relief that
surpasscs anything of the kind that has coma
under our notice. There is no humhug
about it. 1t is precisely what it processes to
be. Within Ave minutes time, Mr.. Echard
can extract, root and all, the most eXagger-
ated corn and relieve the most annoying bun
ion. We have seen it tried successfully and
with surprising simplicity. Those who are
suffering with such annoyances, should apply
to HIM for a bottle, or secure his services in
procuring relief