The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-07-20

evening last.
France has declared fer an alliance with
England in the Egyptian affair, and for an
.Aaver cement for the murder of Frenchme
~ in Alexandr a..
~ sJphn A. Hambleton & Co of Baltimore,
va have purchased in Fayette county, w. Va,
s@24s a42 acres ofaceal lands, which they will
shortlyproceed 70 develop. fF -o-
w. A. Stuart, Esq, grazes on his extensive
40 farm'in Russell county this season, 2 ZOO cat
tie and150 mules He has recently sold 800
cattle, averaging 400 pounds at SIS per head.
s10m The Luray Governs are doing a thriving bu-
siness, being visited daily by crowds Of sight
= seefs. The. commpdious inn connected with
1.-The eayerns islalso becoming place of fash
so'ionable resortsna' d.'s'm o. 1893" 't lii" NJ,
- ~ Ironmasters, from Pittsburg and other great
--siron centres. are visiting Washington county
sa' almost daily for the purpose of examining the
=. magnetic and specular ore properties, now I'M
Ia, dergoing DEVELOPMENT, 3sis ti.iA 40 d s-,l ~
's1isi1 us now stated that a mutual consent
"A decree OF, divorce will be rendered this
! week in the Christiancy ease,f which has
assbeen pending for several yearsli the Wash
ington city courts. "' - "a ,,1 's'.l j.
"a The Neps says that the sumac crop of Buck
iplinghain, and other counties contiguous to
'tsLynchburg, is fourishing, and will furnish
~. employment to- quitea number of persons in
1.-the gathering thereof pa is esf y,5m Fl
.s.5 Senator Voorhees,, the Democratic Senator
4. from Indiana, recently made speech in favor
saaof a protective tariff. He has entirely Topped
III over from the free trade policy, and justfes
his course by the fact that the tariff issue LOST
h his State to the Democracy in $3.50. ..sl I'd
b. st Prof Ericssons sued the city of Manchester
for damages resulting from fall from an EN-
-. bankments and on Saturday last the jury re
ossturned a aVerlict. for S$4 $780, Corporations
ifyswould do well to look to their thorough
81 49, EHpo .fu - Elfa0 lih 81 sHfatl Hif.i=
--.sg Rev. DIR. William B. MeGilvray, of Rich
mond, and Prof E. DeGrasse, of Delaware art
\ = associated TO conduct the State Normal Schoo
: for-a session of two weeks at Salem. Roanoke
IS county, and like session at Farmvllle. com
riencng carly in August, ~ . d. il .-'''.
sgsz Col..r Thos.g H. Tutwier. of Fluyanna
Twas thrown out Of his buggy at Louisa c
- the injuries received. He was lawyer b,
81 profession, and prominent citizen of thu
county, nd well known in the State.
81 Tive of the grand Masonic. bodies of tn
- State W i'll meet in Lynchburg next month
= the Grar i Royal Arch Chapter on Tuesday
~ August 18th, and the Grand Comnandery. Oh
lsa Thursday, the Both. Il Grand Secretary VIM
pB. Isaaes has issued circulars giving specific
information as to the meetings of the CRANE
So soodles.a1 ysj o5 i.5u3a417t ! 3All ,sss, 9i'
IS 1.-The Cdlpeper Exponent mentions as graft
tying fact that purchases Of wool from fiv
~ fInersS of that .connty, of their own clip
ganounte torten; thousand pounds. There ar
hllmany evidences that$wool growing is increas
ing in the State, notwithstanding that tn
dog question still seems to- battle. its states
men..ataal6 oi sica saV gn'a11a. ffin ltfi
It is generally Believed that there will b.
ai no compromise between the two wings o
- the Republican party oflennsylvania. ant
that the .fhree tickets win feiflain in tn
h. fell,sfThe masses of the Republican part.
+ will seaport Beaver, the regular Rcpubli
can nominee, and elect him. j" 's al"
"a party of Northern iron men have beer
issexammifg'thes Yesuvius property on thu
line between Augusta and Rockbridg'
- cofiitfes, and immediately along the route
Fl. of the Shenaffd0af Valley Railroad Fhei
object is to purchase. if the property suit
IS and the price can be agreed upon. I ~.
s1sal Hon. rJoseph Jorgenson has issued care
announcing himself candidate for re-elec
ton to Congress. and submitting his claim
Ito the Coalition Convention which meets a
aaBurlespille. on the doth of August. Their
are several aspirants for the honor, and it i
'ssexpected ffere viii be am active contest.
AraSfs Issisia$ has retired towards the
iasasssior.d Egypt, about 100 miles from
yaAlexandria,o andaitl is said is gathering
large .a'Itis further Stated that he ha
proclaimed a holy war, and by this mean
expects to rally the Aloslem followers to hi
Ia standard and enter upon bloody and pro
,1tracted war. .shffla .'-fif' l'n4 -li1 ..i'Hit'
10 ssHensa. Ambler Smith, has sold his resi-
dence in Washington. we see it stated, ant
viii remove to Richmond. Va, where hi
has always retained his citizenship. 1t i
further stated that he isa candidate for tn
coalition nomination for Congress In thu
Third District, now, represented by Hon
s.Geos AsW ise.H 3uosls ;sslJ i.,Isl hHf
Thus far only twenty one manufacturer
and dealers of guano and fertilizers have reg
~ istered their names at the Bureau of Agrcul
ture in Richmond, under the new law and 2,
Zee Dags.fiaye been Jagged" OF this humble
Norfolk has five dealers !; !, Baltimore, eleven
New York, TOUR alexandria, three; Rich
mond one, registered. -li3ffftI q /
= sT6e Henry County Democrats are learnins
rapidly In public meeting they declaret
for assfree ballot and fair. count" and en-
dorsed the candidacy OF Hon. John E. Mas
sseystva his is holder aud better than the
bsA'Statel Central Conservative Democrat il
Committee had the courage to do. 1'i1l /
LID eprvedo of office and stripped of official
ainfluence and money, the Bourbon faction
is put Upon its Inherent metal And wha,
ssaspicture it presents It, hasn't courage
esenough to show itselfin broad daylight. and
shss to accept for its leader adeserter from
the ranks Of its enemy. This is the party,
.tek.the. ,sbest peenle,' of .baasted principle,
honesty, virtue ind moralityi'h 'ee ili I
New wheat is pouring into the eastern
m8sKoUS,i DaitiIIuTe is RECEIVING I4rge con.
signments, and the shipments to foreign
countries are in proportion the receipts.
Prices have consequently fallen and freights
are being advanced. The Egyptian situa-
ton will affect the demand upon this coun-
try, and from present ind cations will be fa-
Verable to producers. sfga gl'lgHolodl
We hope the = President will veto the
Rivar and H.lrhor Rl.s Mr. Conklinr M q
fright when in his late speech at Utica, he
said the breaks should put on this kind
of legislation and the steam let up. The
bill is neither more nor less in many OF its
provisions, a deliberate. legalzed robbery
of the public treasury and consequently OF
the people. whose labor and ski fill fha