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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-18
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The Public School ut this place, taught
by Mr.. Samuel NJ. Woods, has become so
large that the District Board decided on
the 18th inst. to employ an assistant. Miss
Augusta V. johnson, of Mt. Sidney was
recommended by Superintendent Roller
and received the appointment. Miss john
son has been trained under the tuition OF
that Prince of Teachers. Prof. b. B
White, and we have no doubt Will give en-
tire satisfactionlto both patrons aud prin'
cipal
Our enterprising merchant, &. II. Coh
ran, ESQ.,, determined to supply every
wantsof the community, has recently re-
ceiyed magnificent Stock d Chrlstmas
goods,
He has candies an3l cakes 9Ita: everything
50 that m1S every young gers insy Ills la-'i iove
treat, 90
wehope none sli' Prasye e?&s.dy end die with
And spoil Ill 'ts fpe4 as.anr big Christmas
Irotic.
With the toys s}geetmeats, NC, fer the
little ones aud all thewhatnots for those OF
maturer .alrs, his store-;s indeed A xeri-
tsLs aus Aeadqufsstess w.
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AN ANCIENT BIBLE.-Rev. Jacob Hide
brand, residing near Fishersville, has in his
possession German Bible printed in the
year 100. 1t weighs from twenty-five to
thirty pounds, and is literally illustrated.
1t contains the annotations of Luther, and
ahistory of the reigning Princess during
the Reformation. 1t is Mr.. HIS. purpose
to present it to the Library of Roanoke
College. for which purpose he intends to
haveit rebound, and the loose leaves ar
tiquity and will be highly appreciated by
the Faculty of Roanoke College, when
| they come in possession of it.
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The: WORK OF l ADMINISTRATORS
Baker of Fairfax comfy, who had been
confined in the Asylurnsn this city. but
who short time since was released upon
the application of a number of friends
who gave bond for good behavior, a few
days since became violent, and after driving
his wife and children from their home,
near Burke's station, set fire to the house
which was entirely destroyed. The affail
has created considerable excitement i'll the
vicinity and Baker will be sent back tC
the asylum at once.
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the many special attractions which this
stock displays is pair Of elegant wal
4 PLAQUES in velvet and bronze, something
y: entirely new in Stanton, and as rich anc
4 elegant as novel And then, too, the biSque
# selections ;tre more than worth a close In
/ spection, whilst the toilet sets, cologne
sets. and many other articles suitable fol
presents, make up combination that is
unusual even at this season Of surprises.
j. =. TAYLOR & SONS
Diselay is remarkable. Their two store
g0olns are a vast tableau of Santa Claus
own arrangement and are packed with
every article that can please both the
young and Old. All tastes and all purses
can be grati1ied and accommodated, and
an inspection of the immense stock is
equal TO 4 visit to a museum. The hun
dreds of loving mothers and doting fathers
who daily visit Taylor's with their groups
OF little ones. confess that they are both
delighted ana amazed, and if the Christ
mas stockings are not well filed the ap-
preaching eve, it will not be because the
articles are not to be had.
Jos. BAEkMAN.
AT Humphreys Old stand. is prepared to
Old santa Claas headquarters never pre-
Scnted a lyelier scene than it does now
and the toy kingdom never had richer
display. The old people smile and the
children rave over the tempting and hastily
arranged exhibit. TOYS in every corceiy-
able shape and form, and for every con-
ceiNahle purpose; elegant candies nuts
fruits and cakes III rich profusion fire
works and flags without number and all
at The very lowest prices. Mr.. Barkman
makes his own candies and thew are pure
and delicious. He is also prepared to fur
uish families with the best of fruit and
other kinds of cakes ut less than they can
lie made Tor in private homes.
WAIT 4 BRO.
4lhe old rtliables, have more than the
usual share of beautiful fdncy goods this
season. The goods are the richest and
handsomest that money can buy, and have
been selected especially to meet the wants
'@t the stanton people, a custom to which
theiirm has so long and successfully catered
that they know exactly what is best adapted
to onr home demands. Elegant plush and
velvet cases, cologne sets that are real
works OF art, deliberately wrought placques.
blsqtte figures, and hundred articles that
must he seen to be appreciated, are some
of the attractions at Wayt x Bros.
". o. STIFF.
Just acroS* from Kingston. displays IL line
-oi holiday goods us extensive as it is varied |
and beautiful. From the daintiest toys to
the most 1lselhl and orname ntal OF house |
hold articles. such as easy chairs, and ele- |
giant oil paintings. can be found on his |
burdened shelves and counters. The prices |
too are remarkable considering the class of |
goods sold. You will have made Il mis- |
take If YOU fail to take in Stiff's in YOUR !
Christmas rounds
AT ,IEs>ERn
on will find an elegant assortment Of de- |
llcious cakes d.confectionaries.
NJ. WWHLEY
the Old Reliable, can furnish ANYTHING in
Tie line ofZbeVerages, andy YOU may rest !
assured he will always give yon the purest |
ami best.
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Programme Wanted.

The Greenbrier Valley Industrial Expo
sition offer premium Of $1,000 for the
best Programme of Entertainment tor Its
next Exhibition. together with method
of managing the gates, tickets, &C. tC
preyenpersons effecting free entrance
Tie right # rejecting any or all offers Is
reserved. Open until March lst, 1888.
K. D. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
l2.ll IL. Anderson w. d
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Commemorative weeks ago we
,pied a paragraph from the Harrison
: burg Spirit, which stated. on what the ed
4tor said was reliable authority, that the
baltimore and Ohio company had an engi-
neer corps surveying route from Broad
way via Brock s Gap to Romney, w. Va.
We have since learned, from the Best au-
thority, that there is nothing in the state
1nent-that the Baltimore and Ohio is
surveying no such route, and has no idea
of doing so. We give this for the infor-
nation of those who may have been mis-;
cad By the publication referred to.
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SITUATION. WANTEp.-A tirst-class
journeymah printer, sober; industrious,
and thoroughly competent. desires F" stu
alton as compositor. Please address
PA yTER, care VALLEY N1E"lNiAN'
Stanton. VA.
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,,El, prcEsr,sr TAHLE1s

are guaranteed to give fainedl,sre relgss IN aIt
forms OF dyspepsia. Indigestion, AeSaacha ner<
Fousness, mental and physical exhausted ne
tcrla tired brain, wakefulness. wsaliel4td - 4
ersy. nervous prostration, turn OF lie morning
sickness, i'll effect of tobseco, tepressiox. Of
spirits, hatulence, sick stomach, acIdity giEiai-
ness or swimming in the head, palpitaticn o,
the heart, languor or loss of appetite, heavines-
IN the head and throat. after eating yield their
unpleasant malady to the effects ofTyREEis DR.
'H-'fi'E TABLETS " Il. TYREE & CO.,
Stanton, Va
send Tor Tyrees Treatise Oh Digestion. l2.l1
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4 CKNrENARIAN.-There is an old ne
0 man living ut Mrs. Norman 8, i'll this
unity. who is over one hundred years old.
Is name is Sydney. He was brought
o, : rnp Guinea, when he was II or l6
?, and came into the possession
Grandfather of the late Col. w. D..
!. when quite young man. He has
.hter living with Col. a. w. Har.
Of this place, who is - years old,
no says she has two sisters and one
.r older than herself Sid remem-
to have seen Gen. Washington, Of
:. He is of small stature. and has
the characteristics Of the natives OF
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-18

AcQulrrtp- re- ,c;sg ii ie saa
monwealth dgairx7 siss 4 Ppgl. indicted
for alleged completely ID the Madison W.
Camper election fraud of 1888, was tried
IL December tenn Of the county -ears.
and The accused acquitted This is the las
Of these cases, 1t is more than probable
that TIA parties engaged in that disrenu-
table fraud will neYel he tliseeyeTauis--'
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NAERiEp.-At Rose Mills, Amherst
county, on Tuesday, the 10th inst. Mr.
Robert O. Haines. one of cur most enter
prising Young citizens,to Miss Ella Staples
Of Amhert comfy. MAY happiness crown
the union.
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{. Il o. K. X. MAILS
Wood! Wood ! !!

Those of ou- subscribers who wish to
nay their subscriptions in Wood, and 9th
Frs who may want to- subscribe and pay in
Wood. viii do US favor by delivering 1t
as soon as practicable. while the roads are
good and before severe weather comes
-. NC
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LOOK. Don't leave it until the last hour
TO buy your Xmas cakes. Fruit and pound
cakes made of the best materials at Jes-
ser's. Come one, come all. and see the
French mixture made to order in Phila-
delphia. only 20 cts. per pound, and war
ranted pure. Also pure plain candies,
+ Fresh nuts. raisinS, lemons, oranges, ba'
,lanas and malaga grapes. All kinds OF
3tancy and plain cakes baked daily. Mince
f lies. bread, rolls, fresh every day. Ice
rean Fridays and Saturdays. Orders
romptly filed. j LESSER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-18

Arm BRoKES.-Last Thursday, while
tile Robert Craig, son of w. E. Craig,
|sq.. was playing near the Lutheran
|lurch, he tell from the wall sun ounding
he yard, and broke his arm between the
|rIst and elbow. DR.. Gibson was called
i and rendered the necessary surgical
tenti0n, and the little fellow is getting
! ong as well Is could be expected under
4 a cirpum stances
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DENTAL No1iCE.-Dr. Lindsey viii oe
absent from his office from the oath Of
Dec, 1854. until Monday. the 9TH day Of
Jan. 1850. Leave engagements on The
aiat.. l2-l8-3t.
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Xmas Goods coming in, will be sold ri
Rock Bottom Prices. for the cash, at
dell WILSON'S GROCERY.
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+. 5. IIaines has an eXtet.sl, us .r .-t;:'
u Christmas candy, emlr..,.i < g
x French and Anne rican make. Also
|gery arge number OF toys of all kinds 10
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-18

.seEssNIENT.--In the year 1850 there
reassessment of the real estate OF
,mmonwealth. By an act OF the Cen
ssemhly passed at its recent session,
)rs to do the work are to be appoint
lle the first OF January by Il board to
OF the Judge Of the county or cor
nc0urt the clerk Of the county or cor
court and the Commonwealth
IS. The assessor, before entering
is duties, is to give bond in the sum
70 or the faithful discharge Of the
= ich be is to complete by the first
.xt The assessor is to receive
two dollars for each day he shall
employed. The accounts are
y made out and verified, by affidavit
q before The clerk of the county lin which
;.ll Inc stated that the time for which said
,iiem is claimed was absolutely necesSa.
Tie act provides that any person feeling
self aggrieved by the assessment OF his
,erty may, upon giving notice to the as
Or and TO the attorney for the common
th, apply to the court at any time
+ TO the first day Of March next to have
corrected. The board. to
!. TIE assessor for tbs city consists Of
Gmith, Commonwealth q Attorney
I'd Clel outright. For the
8ge ST commonwealth y At.
III .erk Burnett.
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a few more pairs of Boots and Shoes.
haloyy cost at WILSON'S GROCERY.
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60 to WILSON'S GROCERY and buy your
Tobacco. Closing out for the cash. dell
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-18

DE.&II'~.- Miss Verde Lowman, daugh.
+ of James F. Lowman, died, after 4
ny and painful illness, on wednesday
orning 1t . o'clock. She was buried
'iday IN the Bridgewater Cemetery.
dr. Felix andes, of near town, died
dnesday night week. lie was in the
year Of his age. Was buried i'll the
mixer Cemetery-the funeral services
ire held by the Rev. John Flory. bridge
4 ter ,IOnrMm.
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For nice Christmas present, goto +.
). HAlNEs' and get one OF those beautiful
boxes of Writing Paper. or Christmas
{'ara4
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You can get good smoke for C, at
WILSON'S GROCERY.
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sugar, &C. to SIC. Prime Coffee. lac
cash, at WILSON'S GROCERY.
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Sardines-4 boxes for CSC, at
dell WILSON GROCERY.
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Nov That the holiday season is approach
ing an unusual demand will be made upon
this go. -poration. one that would greatly
tax the facilities Of an ordinary carrier.
No; SO With the Adams The company is
so perfeC lily equipped and thoroughly or
gained. With its widely extended lines and
trained Employees that it can forward
Christmas presents and all other yaluables
between al " points from Canada TO Mex
leo, and Fl, III Maine to the Pacific coast
with the 81 eatest despatch and most per
feet securi ". They have connections
with all of he responsible Express Com
panies to AL. thetpromjnent places in the
civilized Wo rid All they ask is that pack
ages Er Sc ,urely packed and dstinctly
marked. &; III at the new Office, opposite
National Valley Bank. or telephone for
the wagon.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-18

! on can buy three large cans OF Toma-
Toes, for &c, at WILSON 5 GROCERY.
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COCHRAN s JONES.

Christmas without something good to
ear is worse than Hamlet with the little
role omitted The enterprising firm OF
Cochran & Jones can supply everything
needed to,make your table the most al
tractive feature of the Christmas time.
| They have special lines OF family gro
ceries particularly adapted TO the season,
and are selling them 80 reasonably that the
! poorest NAV feast
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li.AM.Aki3lt :

HOLIDAY stock is simply super embracing
the rarest and most elegant OF gifts for all
classes and conditions OF society. The
assortment Of silver and plated ware is
extensive and elegant. whilst the hlsque
goods are the daintiest ana most deicately
heautifnI specimens of skilled handcraft
ever exhibited in Stanton. The store
/ looks like Il vision of Monte CriStd's crea-
, lion. Djalaurds and precious gems sparkle
and slisten in the sun and are relieved by
the scarcely less dazzling richness of the
! settings an1 jeweiry with which they are
nanked oi, every side. whist 8ta'h"'tes in
bronze handsome clocks, plaques. watches
and tfinkets Of al kinds, make IJp astoeE'
such I'D frw places the S!ze OF s;anntoa
1-.n pVhiIit
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Prime Sugar Syrup can be had Mt Acc.
worth Coo per gallon, at
He'll WILSON'S GROCERY.
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on Frederick street, is prepared to meet
all OF the demands OF the Christmas buyer,
ana when you want candies, cakes, raisins,
oranges, nuts. fire crackers. and everything
which the season of rejoicing calls for.
doa T. forget that Davip is the man that IS
never. left.
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are putting forth q special effort to make
everybody / Apply during the holiday time
From their ample and varied stock may be
selected everything necessary to make the
Christmas 'linner long to be remembered
They have mapy dainty novelties in the
line OF fancy confections, and little tricks
for Chris tmas tree decorations.
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Are ready for the Christmas trade with \
No. / stock of holiday goods, including
candies, raisins, nuts, crackers, fire works,
and in fact everything needed to make the
Christmas season II tin e Of Teasing and
JOY. 1t il worth while to give this stock n
careful inspection, and see how cheap good
goods can I've bought.
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Stanton. TIE variety is almost infinite
and tie taste IN 5tdious indeed tTot cor.
not be grati'ieG here, Elegant sets Of
standard wor IS, I'oth history ana fiction
all kinds Of a :ticles suitable for Christmas
presents, sue as writing desks. albums
workboXes, handsome gold pens and
holders and as endless quantity of Chi.
dIen s hooks and novelties make tpastock
the duplicate oi which would I've difficult
to lind oulsit g Of the larger cities.
i.OEG bros
III Iher ..W and attractive rooIu. Loeb
! Eros, have gathered 4 stock that would
| IN. errditahl,- 10 y wholesale city variety
store \ Visit to thrir establishment viii
/ convince all that there is nothing valuable.
| as well az beautiful that cannot be found
there and the prices ARE the most mod ,
crate and reasonable. They have show n
heir usual taste in making selections & ,is
V ear. and the most fastidi0us will acc oyl
to Them marked success in this partic' alar.
III ry have every imaginable article n Il e
lire of dry goods aud jewelry and ar mex
hau stihie supply of novelties.
LoEE, ) ONE PRICE CLorIG Nc II 0I,sn
A. Loeb Y Co.'S. stock is on. = of thn
most cOiapiete in The city, 4 i.ltl. tvn-
We no al can be as readily iitted , nm ordi
nary size JOY, whiist,tthe nos gigantic
specimen of genus homo could find iuqt 40
little Iii 1icmltr in obtainin" 81 perfect fit
Tie assortment comprises every styI4 Of
garment .loW i'll Nogut The firm 4xnprt
to move 10 more commodiot!s Quarters in
Il fpw days and will offer nls usual adytn-
tgses To buyers who come nj once. MANY
goods suitable tor present. !, indeed the
most acceptable of presents. can Ne fnrut
Oh their shelves and it will he worth vour
/ Willie to make IN examination before Won
| complete Your holiday purchases.
GLADkE's
| G1aud double store is fully NJ with the de-
MAIDS OF the occasion. Al all times Of
the year the display is noteworthy. ana III
| this season its counters al.l shelves are
overloaded with rich and handsome Goods
In all that can pleascth the gentlemen, crafty
the taste of the ladies oT captiyate the
/ fancy OF the children. Gtldkp is richly
' supplied. All kinds Of presents can lie found
i'll his extensive stock aud many Of them
, are rarely beautiful. Besides many goods .
p urchaSed especially for the occasion, .
til ere are permanent lines, such as laces. 4.
je, yerY. hair ornaments and the like, from I.
VIII; ch excellent selections for gifts can be /.
mad =
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GRASD EXHIBITION
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lull assortment OF Photograph AittQID.
bindings and at all prices Hook OF Worship ali .
communications: finest and cheapest line OF the
Poets ever brought to St8untou. Work Boxes
ana Writing Desks In Plush, Leather, Roas.a
WOOD. and Walnut; Toilet Sets In Plush and :;
Leather; lnkstands, box Papers, Gold Pens ia
fearl Holders. Pearl Penciis and many other
beautiful goods. too numerous to mention.
aS- You cordially invited &c call ana ex-
anime my stock now on exhibition.
W. l.. OLIVIER.
dee4 RooxsrI1ze
VM4SiS COMING
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at his coy little store adjoining the marble
ward, has one of the most select and choicest
Christmas stocks that Staunt0n has ever
seen. Every article he sells is intrinslcally
valuable There are no shabby goods.
Diamonds Of the first water. elegant jew
elyv in the latest designs and most fash
ionable styles Silverware Of pure coin, and
a countless number of nick-nacks make mp
al assortment OF holiday presents which
are worth buying and which will remain Il
source of pleasure to the recipient torlong
years to come Don't fail to cal on
Kruger before completing your Christ
mas purchases.
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New \ DIRK store is filled with Il capital as
sortment, selected with excellent taste and
Judgment. and peculiarly adapted to the
wants of the people Of Stanton and Vi
cinity. There are presents Of real worth
and value to be gotten ut this House, and
You should not conclude your purchasers
before calling.
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CHRISTMAS, 1854

:, | sdaA oe pleased tor my patrons aud the pnh-
nc generally 10 call anu examine sy new steelr
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AS- All goods in our house sold. VERY f.gN..
DUR1HG The HOLIDAYS. dacIt
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G.. A. GL.A DKE.
.,- Ed,
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procure from us or through MS by your drug.
giSt OF by express the never falling remedy.
CROWDUS Il BALDWIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
BT retnil M Howell Bros. and j, l.. Williams
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