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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Black Silk, Watered Silk, in great variety
very low at GLADkES.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

This paper costs you only $500 year.
hAYou can save ten times that amount by read
Gladkes advertisement every week for Gladke
certainly sells goods low.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Mrs. Gladke has large assortment of Crepe
Hats and Bonnets also Crepe Wells and Crepe
by the yard-all of the best makes. may4
twenty-five cents will pay for fine stew
of oysters at the Virg nj. Hotel Restaurant.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. as. 1881:
Gentlemen:-Ihave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot.
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe.
tite. / have taken several different
inent physicians for my liver, kid
news, and spleen, but l got no relief.
Thought ! would try Browns Iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all Consequences
all out of my breast, and / have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the king IF medicines.
IoHN K. ALLRNpER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

" 10 GLADKE's for bargains. maya
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

You can find everything you want in the
eating line at the Virginia Hotel Restaurant
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Space prevents us from going into further
details OF either Of the demonstrations, and
compels us to omit number of good points
made by the speakers we heard. Il was a
field day for the Readjustcrs, and the result
will be attcstcd at the ballot box On the 7th Of
Nnvemhnr
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19
l.
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead Of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong7
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your-
self can find fault, but If you
are tired of that kind ofife,
you can change it if yop
choose.
Howl By getting One
bottle of Brown IRON BIr-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

90 and see GLADKE's immense Fall Stock OF
GOODS. sept
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Mrs. Margaret, wife of Mr.. John Burgan-
dine, died at the residence of her husband, on
last Sunday evening aged 81 years. She had
been confined to her room for some time, and
was a great sufferer. The immediate cause of
death was paralysis. The funeral took place
from Union Church, on Monday-Rev. R. G.
Walker officiating. The remains were in
tered at Union.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19


aEZSkz1kzE 1sAhxzzszzHzzzEEEzzHEzangR1u
My stock cannot be excelied, consisting of
FRENCH CASHMERES,
DROP D'ALMA,
FRENCH CROSSE,
CASHMERE D'FRANCE,
CORDEkINE,
SERGE d ErE
MURIE CASIMEkES,
BRooADEs, i'''
FUuLE,
Nuns SERGE,
DROP D'ETE,
ARMuRES,
CAMEL'S HAIR,
CAMELETTE,
Etc, Etc, IAc.
P4aCE AND QUALIFY
&c UARAN TEED-
FULL LINE OF
90 URTALD'S-
BLACK CREPE AND CREPE vF11s
s0pz0 VII. WELLER.
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Hours for Closing the Mails.
On and after May 18th, 1884, the mails at Staunton
The County Canvass.

The following canvassers will address the people
In behalf Of the cause and Congressional candidates
of the Reaf1uster party at the times and places
mentioned:
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W. H. WELLER,
ADJOINING OPERA HOUSE.
Is now rece wing the largest and finest stock of
FALL NOVELTIES
*x*DRY*x *GOODS*x*
ever brought to Staunton.
SILKS, sATINs, DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs,
UNDERWEAR, BLANKETS, CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, &C., &C., &c.
PLUSuES AND VELVETS,
show elegant assortment.
Plain Colored and Black PLUSHEs, Plain Black
and ColOred VEIIVITS, Fancy Ombre Shaded
PLUSHES, Wide Cloaking PLUSH Els.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

One of the special features of the occasion
was the parade of the cadets of the Augusta
Male Academy They had only had their guns
about ten days, but both drilling and march
ing were admirably performed. The corps
elected no small share OF admiration, espec-
tally from the young ladies.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Two naile dashes came of yesterday. The
first was bct@ cen Augusta county horses: w.
Crawiords" Reviile" and r. McComb's "Bf-
.ly Malone" ~'Reville" won, taking the purse
of Ss5, The second race was between Morgan
Moore's sorrcl mare, Of Shenandoah, and a
bay mare belonging to Mr. Chambers, of Mar
tinsburg. Tie premium was so, and was
won BY the by.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

1t will be remembered that at the Readjuster
Rally only five flinders were present. The
Liberals, liberal in all things, determined to
heap Goals of fire on the heads of their foes, so
they turned out in large numbers, brought
their wives and children, and spread their
banquets, inviting all to come and enjoy their
hospitality.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

The detachment of 5tnunton Artillery, under
command 1t. Long fired one hundred guns.
Col. Jno. H. Crawford, and the whole com
mittee, are entitled to the thanks of every one
present for the admirable arrangements made
and the success with which their part of the
programme was carried out.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-19

Our Funder friends try to console themselves
with the belief that had the weather not been
cloudy the crowd would have fully been up to
their expectation. A fair day would doubtless
have brought out a greater number OF ladies
and children, but if farming operations could
have been prosecuted, there would have been
fewer voters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-24
. tn s eyrettet.

8itIiam 8. Gousblin BON Scmerplue,
@aiL, Gast: SIM Serbf 1876 befam Id,
gnnssubluten. sefolet Don eiasm bef!igfn
Saitsn. Sd, serIor bsn Ippstit unS me;n
Jleild une warse bst!Idsssts. Sn 1877
braAta man MID ins SospItaf. Die Mer,!s
ertlartsn, iA bdtte ein eon tt na'ner 9un-
Sc Don Der GrSbe eines i llSen Dpilar=
ifiides. Spgar ots MaGriat Won meinem
2oos ssss:s'.ete ltd. SD 9ab als Spd-
nuas anf; ba empfatl mir eth JreunS
Or. Btlltam Sails 8al1am
nr bic aunse. SD eebraubte cine
5lafGe uno gu meinsm @ri!aunen puroe
tta tsiier. unt BIN tsute gs|inoer, als felt
bret Saaysu.
Sd fereibs bles Iii ter SpIfnune, bag
Ssosr nit tranfsr Quues 9sgaftsis Or.
gillian salts Bal@am es.
erou@t, unb i'd bin iiber3aust, oab bal-
fslbe bic @us3ebruns bsils. SO taun 20.
lttio bebaupten, bab Mir bsr YaIIam inetr
@utes ertpteien bat, ais aue Ibrigsn Mr>
3eneten 3uiammen, bic Id nabm.
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1T gel D d t, 10 5 lien sic nur, bier
bellt n1an BEL alien 2euten, bic gut a 3
lino.
Casper fDlief lit Ser Shat in einent
Sprlngbett uno olt6 ni6t pbne u2eib, ("
oe1n CT iDdlste Ii0 ouf feitent 2ager
uno trdltrtte pon 5unoen uno Motten,
BON griinen Gieln 1tn6 GDgeln, BON
NleIel1 rno anoeren llngebeuern, his ibm
Die Sonne anf ben &opf i6ielt. ggas
pelter aus ibm getporben, berln6Qen
iplr i1i6t 81 fagen nur 10 biel iii ge=
iplB, bab ct 1T brei @oGen feines
0ierieins reiBenbe SortIc5ritte III,
9euti6zGngliIben ma9te 1lnb feline
SreunDe ielten miBoeriiebt, ipeun inn
mer ct oteielben I'M tn et."
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pbium= @iniprisuns senlaAt sesen bic
STQenIAmersen; pas bdlt bann tnllner 10
Elm 8iertelltiinpden pOr. Sd babe &C.
laat, rab ae unS III fen Iclen.
Serr ganie bate ii4 gu Der Sarrnin
auf bas Spfa 9eiett.
Sd muB bic 3eit bsniiten, fubr ct fort,
sic bon Serldiebeuem in SenntniB 5lt
fesen, wpburd Sbnen ba8 SerltdnbniB
Der Wittbeilunsen, bic er Sbnen MAIDEN
min, erleidtert merpen wirb. 3uerit eth
febr wiGtiaes: Serr 2erma bat iein san=
ses, bon ibu1 auf eiue WifiOn Dollar
ae1daetes SermDscn in baarenl @elpe
Hno alIerlei 2ieseni iduften in SraiIlien
Trdulein BON Seebut9 pernadt.
@ctt fol mid bewahren! rlef bic Sas
roain erIdrcden.
gs fann @inem SdlimulcreS pafilren,
iaate Serr -Yaule- nit eiuem dwaden
5ammer ieines sem0bnli4en iarfalti=
fdeu 9atslns; circa feds Wftllipnen
ssrancs ~. oa fam eine arne Sram lan9e
lpinnen. Quf bic SaAe ielblt eirfen Sie
it'd perlalIen; bas Gstament 1T beute
Radmittas in alIer Scrm NedtenS abse=
fast, bon mir als einem Der anet ,3eusen
unterlarieben, nab befineet fa bereita in
Depcatipn ts: BEN bielSen suftanbisen
@eriate.
nno baber Sic cine grflaruns? fraSte
bic 8aronin, bic fd mod INNER bon lp=
rem Gritaunen nidt er9Dlen tcnnte.
STIR mid beoerf es eisentlld felner,
ermiperte 0srr 8anie; Sie nllien, mas
meine 4lte uno i'd anfanslia nit Traus
lein Nnsela pprbattten, penn mir aud
nidt aber Oliaionen perfasen fSnnen.
llno bab unler armer franter Sreuno Son
benz Moment, als ct fe selehen, nur Ell
ssntlid bon ibrem anblid selebt bat,
weib id bon ibm lelblt.
(ffn.;fetrrd fe!atl
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@0bel At perfa1tfett.

MSbel uno Sausserdtb, elm poalfdnz
biSes Weublement NIT Iueni, mas oa,u
SebDrt, 1T Inswanoeruns pesen billig su
pertanfsn III Der SillittuRraBs SEQ. 21o.
3m
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1881 Cemin9e in, 9ssras. son $265, 500
gg~ @nfrassa fir assnten, fowis Staten fa,
glIss f5nnen nrr in ber Sf1te In Ne.p. Srltaas
sematt perbsn.
Deasn Snfprn,atipn %. gsfisIungea fdreibt maa
al Wt. u. Daupbia,
TeD Orleans &c
gbwarb Mppre. @sent. Gte Ssultoa II. @eeqato
StroBe. Gan &ut0nio.
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Among State bonds Tennessee U.s. ai'e' -.
down to 42la, closed at 43 and the eon ap,. IA
bonds were off li05O. Georgia Is sold al ioo ...s
Alabama Glass at ssh. There were 10
lions in City bank stocks. ,;oas Sa
There was general Improvement III 'no pr IA.
railroad bonds, bat the business was snai' An 90 "a
less. Erie second consols advanced ro" a. a
1901. Missouri, Kansas and Texas sen0. Ala
SSH. were l7s higher than the last pte''S =. Ioap
Canada Southern hrsts were easier at %. 0" "A
and Iroa Mountain new 5s were IS hignei ,,.ous.
OHIO Central frsts rose 1ia 10 30 and inc and
were Der cent higher at SO. New-fork' r'~as.ss
ST. Louis firsts were strong at 96sa Eas' assa
Virginia and Georgia incomes were ac'iSe -. sron
40. and Richmond anu Danvllle deoentu''. N0y,her
ole 10 02 iaQ62h Intenationalanao ie's r.lears,h
oS wore easv At s2Qslla. Mutual Unlsoa paa and
90 tn1ds were down to &c. 81, .SSsncA
0maha coneols Welded - from yesterday ere ia bet
~ IoTl, Wabash general mortgages W. wers ~
tor mr. ii Denver aud Rio Grande niihsrst92t
IL ~ 107i and the consos weru = ns =, Mla ana
'rcxas ana Pacific incomes rose = ", hrshef "
trsts Rio (,rande Division were pc, t - 20 io4
SO Northern Pacific hrsts adVapoos hs das sloM.
The Sub Treasury statement iol a. nu By gan
n q IN ON balance Of i,01l, 4Sl ,n syx 'Tne 0Ns
or 500. 052 currency and l.tOS, oSvc o0 VIC.
recei1ts, : however, mclnde S4,oo,s, ss,ual o.
10 n transfer so that the dsy ,,ansaction
was 50. 337, 6l3 The day ,nsn,s, cxsr
covered: Receipts, $5.OS4. GOA pass,assuea boI'e
siye of $27a150 checks gwen i''
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The railway shipments Of the yarious s,,,.,.s
last week compare with the same week Of fec, =
follows: S4,2S5 more barrels OF -four. Q asa -,
tons of grain and 45 less tons Of provision. r.
TONNAGE Of the week Of 1881 was smaller thu, ~
any previous week of that year, and lcss than 80
half Of the tonnage for the corresponding web !,
1880. Without an appreciation OF that fao, ~.
comparison of the weeks of 1881 AMI 1880 win A.
deceptive instead of Instructive. Comprebsrd..
that fact a comp Irson of the tonnage Of zach l,.
las. week with those of the same week OF 1891 ~.
sents changes which are unaccountable uooo an.
other hypothesis than that rates are bsiu,
cut by some Of the roads and ~.
by Others The total tonnage Of Ia.
week (4I.O27 tonsl was 2,403 tons create,
than for the corresponding week Of last year Va,
the Michigan Central and Lake Shore Compap,s.
carried 1871 and ,s24 tons respectively less than
for the week of 1881 total decline for the vaude,
bt system g. 90 TONS or Is per cent while all n.
other lines show increase. The Fort wayus
gained SO tons and the Pan Hanlle glined S2M
tons total increase of the Pennsylvania system
$3.50 TONS or 28l2 per cent. The Baltimore and Ohio
gained 1888 tons, or 115 per cent, and the Grand
Trunk gained 4.l5l tons. or POS per cent sueha
comparison, which is only more striking than hsy,
been those for preceding weeks, gives fagclesl
character 20 tho daily meetings of railroad men II
Commits Toner Flnk's office to discuss the questioned
percentage.
The following table shows the comparative ton
mage of each railroad in the articles nsnei-ioar
grain and professionalism the week ended NOyenbf
20 and the corresponding week of 1881; the TO-
tai shipments from Chicago of -four ami grain, aai
the portions of those totals which were carried By
the railroads for the same weeks:
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ULOsIN4 PRICES OF BOSrOy STOCKS
Bosros. Tuesday. Nov. %. 1852
-
TUESDAY, Nov. ESP. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nov. Esp. NJ.
The official statement of the railway shipments
from Chicago of -four grain and provisions the
wee, ending Saturday, November % shows in-
crease from the preceding week of this year of
1878 tons, and increase of 5,403 TONS
from the shipments of tho same week of
1881. Compared with the preceding week of this
year the railways last week carried 1902 barrels
more of -four and .S77 tons more of provisions, and
2O7 tons less of grain. The totals were 4l.O27
last week. against IS. 1872 tons the preceding week.
and against 30 GA tons for the week of 1881 Com
pared with the movements of tho preceding week OF
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Nem publications.

A NEW NO NAME NOVEL.
LITTLE SISTER.
Thisis the second in the Third Series charming uoe
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vonme in the sarne series Her Crime Is now IN us '"
edition.
SUNSHINE IN THE SOUL.
A Collection of by the Editor oil S'uet iiouis
Second Series lsmo CLOTH red edges Prce on cehs oo
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this year the changes are as follows. u,A,
Central last week gained 1.761 tons and ~
Shore gained 1855 tons met gam to the vsns.s..
system 1916 tons); Fort Wayne gained 455 toa.
Pan Handle gained 1,i28 tons met gain - .oa
Pennsylvania system 1851 tons); Baltimos. .:
Ohio lost 606 tons. and Grand Trunk lo.. s .,e
tons. 'As
The following shows the quantity Of flou, 49,
and PROVISIONS carried by the variou, ro,d, s.sA
ward from Chicago during the week ended 49,
day, November 20. 1882:
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Nov. 2S-F VI
The mining stock markets were weak ana '"e,.
was general yielding for prices. Chrvsoil'e so,u
down to 0s cents and closed with recovery "
LOS and Robinson yielded cents 10 l'Zo. hoin
silver declined ~ A. 20 Green Mountain with con-
adorable amount of business declined 10 Zo~%o
cents and Cherokee sold at cents.
s1LEs At THE MINING ExCTd Woes
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Goruoratlon Notices.

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City ALI
NOTICE.-PropOsals for Estimates for repair
~ ing bulk aud platform at foot of l3Othst r.,
will be received the Department OF DOCKS III and 10
Duane until MON DAY. December A. 1882 at AZ O'clock
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gnsirutiton.
Miscellaneous.

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panrlnI Araoemes.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
u sCuOOI, FOR DANCING, No. 63l shave
fuasses for children will commence October Ia
c,.s tsr 40 Gentlemen will commence October l6
"i"' P,ivete essons-See circular for terms, &C 49,.
nodxorths new Lancers will be published In Few dsys
ALEX. MACGREGORS
u ~ sCUOOI, FOR DANCING, liz 0thave.
Private and class lessons every day see CIRCULARS
At MIR; TRENOR'S, Broadway and 3Zd-st'
N lessons morning, afternoon ana evening aaiy.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master OF D sNar aotSi
c,ssses viii recommenoe Monday october IL. 1881 En'
,ogsment at Newport, r. l.. closes OctDDerL
IS s. send postage stamp for circular
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, N.
Established 1854.
u vs. NJ

Neutrality-suspicious. Il. HAYS, NJ D..
REOPENS SEPT 4. 1887 49,. al,
Boarding School highest Grade whose 90
end scrupuousy followed IL 10 mould AT an ea nj
the intellect Of youth by science the viii 9y rre
feelings retfqton separ m ~ these or
requisites, instruction. discipline reli goa whiio u"@ "
every profession. ,.,.s., oho,, "a, u,iles nm the
Hudson roachel by the skin ANenue 5 ,nev 81
dcaflon the meets the arrival OF any
more beautiful and healthy ri lce-on an eInence %
handing the delightful sceneryor more me
along the tarfanu Oahks Vi V"'
Hndson Its buildings unusually honeliKe daa and,
There are forty acres land attached 70 IT, IL 3.
tersected by OAK groves anordng ample space io Pi"
French G erman and spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CArALO jUES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL'
Madlson.ave and 44t.st. fits for the Schoo OF Minos
steyene Institute Sheffield &C., and technical proessohS
Glasses Architectural and Mechanca az
A COLIN late gineer Corps u j. NJ ana froioS'' nv
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, 1,4ol Broadway
near 42dst (46h year, Primary, C0mmeIclsIl anu
Classical Departments Vi. NJ Hobby W. L. Akin Frlnclpa'
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The total receipts of -four and grain at Chicago
aud Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as fol-
lows:
Week ended Nov %. 1881. 1852. Difference!
Grain bush ........ 45G,486 2,6O5157 Inc lltassl
Elnnr hbla 96l75 245O9l Ine. liseld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

Nj W. C0ILEGIATE INSTITUTE
No EAST INVENT SECONDS l.. corner vi o'o"u""''
NJ ' twenty. seventh year.
Receives all and prepares od cOeGe Us Rooms
The only down town bows sthooi centralN IqciDei
supon same floor light hghceiled anu WeilN :,
Specaltes helping its work AovsoIy Eolhh w. and
ANIMAL Repor CiICu al Putnams ana kanuolphs anu
lie XingtOn-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
Insirnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men-City

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A GOOD TINE TO ENTER PACk , a XII
n BUSINESS COLLEGE is now; as me inI S ai The
TIL betfer Mace in the world for solid inst uctlOh ~ az
commercial branches and place where s'nTs eri9n 10
been good surroundings are more
Tel AZ home first class hoOl in every pa Dsu
@ mean or cheap about it, y s. PACKARD. $40 Bfoao"H
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlvate tuition
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves ASH, I42 ", 19,1-2@
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, Engllsh anu ~
thorough preparation for college or pusinginai foi
n NORSF'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
IL. SCHOOL III West 3Sthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

sALss At rHs MivINo ExcAA Woes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

THE GENERAL LfSE