The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-10-14

The enterprising firm of Loeb Bros. is II
the market this season with very larg
and we'll selected stock Of goods, in TIL
several lines in which they deal-embrac
ing everything that progressive comm
nifty could ask ip the.ary goods depart
ment. The display in their handsom,
store room is very attractive, and it il
worth visit to look at it, even if you dt
not wish to purchase. Mr.. Frank Bear. 81
well and favorably known in this comm u
| nifty as salesman with Loeb Bros, veal
or two ago, is now with the firm and will
be pleased to see his friends.
Among the Alleghaniaps in the city THU
week we note the following ; E. M. Net
Teton, A. A. McAalister, John S. Ham, j
c. Joseph, Mrs. Joseph Boswell. of Gov.
ington Mr., Jos. w. e. Bryant, A. G.
Foster, Jack Black, Dave Accord. J. A.
Ford, J. O. Jordan and D. b, Hyde and
others of Clifton Forge, and Ben. Griffith
of Falling Spring.
The article which appeared on the first
page of the V1RGINIAN, last week, written
by Col. Jno. T j. Peyton. of this place, and
comprising biographical sketch of the
late Hon. Fl. L. Y. Peyton, of Missouri
should have been credited to the Maya.
zine of American History" in which it
originally appeared. The omission OF
credit was entirely unintentional.
Thos, G. Williams & Co., OF Richm ond
Va, who are represented on the Fair
Ground by their popular agent, Mr.. O. M.
Goode, have splendid exhibition of their
unsurpassed tobacco. The superiority of
the Williams brands is acknowledged by
all, and now is the time to get supply.
Call on Mr.. Goode at the Fair Grounds.
Wednesday night the comedy drama,
"Oyer the Garden Wall. = was rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight, and was re-
ceived by unmistakable evidence OF APP
proval from a large audience. And to-
night, Thursday will be played the
mirthful comedy entitled lotto, 9 by the
same company.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, an evangelist of the
Lutheran church, has been conducting a
series of meetings at the Chapel" near
Weyer's Cave Station, V. R R., for the
last three or four weeks with remarkable
success. We understand over hundred
persons professed conversion.
The Shenandoah County Fair. was a
great success. 1t was the first one the So
ciety ever held, and great credit is due fol-
its admirable management. The Herald
came out in a neat little daily during the
exhibition, which was credit to its en-
terpise.
A young man named Price, son of the
owner of Cornelia iron mines, in Page &C, ir
which he was engaged as assistant to his
father in developing ore. was run over and
killed by the cars on the S. V. R.R. on the
night of the 9Th. Foul play is suspected
The Virginia Board of Pharmacy. II
session last week, at Richmond, conferred
certificates of licentiate in pharmacy upoI
W. N. Berkeley and Geo. s. Bell, o.
Staunton.
Misses Maggie and Annie Hounihap
TWO popular young ladies of this city, have
returned home after spending severa
weeks with Mrs. Lizzie Burke, of Rich
mond.
Mr. John W. HUMPHREYS, promising
young man in Rich Patch, Allegheny Co.
gave us a pleasant call during the week.
Jacob Yost will address the eiti4ens q
LoW-Moor and vicinity on Saturday uighl
October 2ad, at 7 O'Clock, + "