The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-12-03

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Yea 9loo ifon 'aelf supper ias' "eeA'
Coi. T. Y, PARSONS q Natural Di.us9'
was N the city on laesaay lase' anu ~
Yored us with a.caii.
The Council has ordered new slee-
Walk on taSe9te sefees' lioi'i NiH'n " 'ue
i.Ntliefan seminary
Lamps haTe oaenerdered 70 30 paced on
Prospect and Kalorama streets, between
Coaiter and MARKET
Mrs. winfield l.iggett, Of liaTrisonbnfg,
WAS visiting Friends i'll stalmton on Mon
cay and Tuesday last.
Capt. J. II Matters has reaignec as ~
rector Of 5he d. A. Fam apd Ar. j. w.
Churchnall has been elected toill The va
cancy.
If YOU don t thinl, NE are going to have
fan this week and next, just read the am
nouncements under the head Of amase-
ments.
The removal of the City Treasurer and
Commissioner OF Revenues ollies to the
ClIy bhiialhg VIII Fe d s'sas eoii Se''ie'''''
to the public.
\ glance at the beautiful displays in the
stores for The holiday season wculd lot
impress the beholder with a full sense Ct
The hard times
| The funniest play of lie age skipped
! by the Light of tie Noon viii he pre-.
scented at the Opera House. for he fisst
time N Stanton. next Friday evening
Not fof years has there y % saei' =
univ rsal ooiaplaipt Of hal2 times, aFf
never before has there been seeA a tesppi-
ing array CT holiday goods in ti.e stores.
v;, v.,,. .,,.as - ~ rite iaxes
, ls,' , sn,s IA n.at., tsses a. ~
let IS 5s,,,,ara Ga. ia, ,,in he . nret-
tv ba.l.y taxea t8n9 for The atx1 thirty
DAYS
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Bess MciAelsiTh''i sla's o. MIS- ! @'s'' E.
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ihe i-atiies are eSiAelai!s 'h*assai I" r.
tend lie performance q >a'tsiA.a = ftF
Light Of The Moon ~ i'fldif '.'s'.'
The assurance is given ii'i ne entertain.
lRebt sill i3l all respects 10 ehloyahie- y
is si@lali rich fai without trace q
iraelicaeg
s much needed in,pfo>v;naif! il being
made " roaShening lie HaE STONES g
street CROSSINGS, bnl we notice ii!"t soiiie
Ct he most popular crossings axe nov
yet received attention. the one, iof NJ
stance. just northo$ ih7 Cent House on
Augusta street.
Lexington Gazette Mir john W. Moh-
Her. who lived on Mai. Moore s farm, near
Brownsburg. died suddenly AT his home
on Monday. tie 23a Mr. Mubler WAS
feeling ''iiN.tl anu 'elp 10 -. = 80.
Wiiie ne ana My i11'SN9l ee+e ' N'''1i', -
the YARD, Nif. A'"i'iei aioi'pSa $3.50. = I
Moiilef Was d soo'4 etel]Sii' ''A'g 80
spected ana ilkea " 'si' "i'' sue" "'''''
Onr enterprisng ncigh1or ho9'' Cfas.
is enlarging his space to accommodate ms
Increasing trii''e. IN edition &c lfle room
on the corner OF Augusta ana Nii'isl sss.'
Immediately uhder Inc NlRaiaiAN olnee,
he has leased liie rear loeih' a'ia - hi"h i!''
an entrance through MS lfesei1e i"'ni' ''7
well as the one lFolA A''ssGsst' stsesv.---
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Mr.. W. W. Fowler, manager Of the
skipped by the Light of the Moon Com
pany, which appears here on Friday even
ing IS Inc oi1 mahaget ., 9oi ~, -, isns
seii anu ,'ie Deisei i''i'i'4.' ~ 49,
wig iies reii ''i"s ll'l,' - On -,
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no 10 "i'oi' '''''''o''
Baltimore Amerjcda The exhibition Of
American paintings at the Museum of
Fine Arts. ST. Louis, is the greatest arts
tic event of the year in the West, and it
is pleasure to know that a Baltimorean
is winning laurels there. The st. Louis
Post DispatcI, in very well written crit
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