The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-04-29
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
APERA .IiOlISh,

OPERA 1IoIshl
BuTo ONE aIGHT Nv STANTON,
/: --yFU ESDAY, MAY 4TI.-
socfa1Ys pRwFHREscE EvGRYw1IERE. THE
ONLY NEW BIG Boon.
McNisH, JOHNSON & S1AvIN's
-- REFINED MINaTRELSI -
| Under the Management of W. S. CLEVELAND.
THEsWEI.L TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
hfes 81 .I from their recent triumphs on the
''i'ic coast; En-route to Niblo's Gar
den, N. Y. City.
i7oe'gsnaeg Bran Neao from FIRST to Finish
~ iioeranine of Splendid New Inventions
Including
ling DRUM MAJORS--Ia
TIE BLACK HUsSARs
A MIGHTY SPECTACuI,aR FIpsr papa
McNiSHS ORIGINAL sILENCE AN MN.
FRANK HOWARD'S SupERe voG.IJs,,e
IO--THE COACHMAN's cIoc,~-In
THE MARVELLOUS O'BRIEN Rpos
GYMNASTIoUEs,
Bon sLAvIN, THE ECCENTRIC GENIUS
OF THE AGE,
BURT HAYERLY's BIG SONG AND DANCE
"HIGH TIMES"
CARROLL JoHNsoN's ARTISTIC SPEcIALTIEs,
WM. II. RIcE's BURLEsQUEs
and the Funniest Political Satire ever Writtensf
CLEVELANDS RECEPTION AT WIDOW
MALoNES,
Orchestra and Orchestra Circle rs cents.
,nIored o. cents
reserved Seats at OliViers. apr29
40 TO wELLERs
W For the Best 81. SO
KID AND CT. BUTTON BOOT.
40 TO WELI4ER'S
Y Eor he Tact 9
KID AND CT. BUTTON BOOTS.
noTo wELLER's
VI For the Best 81 90 and $500
BUTTON BOOT IN THE MARKET.
90 TO wELLER's FOR EVERYTHING
" IN THE
Boot and Shoe Line,
The BEST MAKES and the LOWEST PRICES.
40 TO wELLER's AND SEE HIS LARGE
W Stock of
-HATS,-
in all styles for Gentleman, Boys and Children
40 TO WELLER'S
For the Best $500
CT. BUTTON BOOT
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
L
l. the following articles for the Fire Depart
ment of the City of Staunton will be received
at the office of the City Council. or by the un
designed committee, up to O'Clock, p. IN. Sat
urday, May 1st 1856. The Committee reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Light Jumper. same as one in by New
town Hose Company.
500 feet of Rubber Hose.
500 feet of Cotton Hose added to former notice
for proposals
II Lanterns.
Officers Lanterns.
SPannerS.
2 Police Badges.
l Automatic spray Nozzle-to be tested
II Hose Jackets.
II Torches.
l Clamp to hold pipe.
Stop Wrench.
JOHN LESSER,
ISAAC WITH
apr29-1t Committee on Fire Department.
A GOOD STATEMENT.
THE UNITED STATES MUTUAL
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION.
Of the City of New York presents to the pub
lie the following Statement of its affairs De-
cember 81, 1885:
Losses paid since January l, 1885, sl5s l29 81
Losses paid since incorporation over. 6O0OOO.0O
Number of losses paid since Jan. l, '85, $3.50,
Number of losses paid since incorpor-
Cash in hand, in banks and trust com
panies, and other assets. .......... 1874, 2S7. 81
Death losses due and unpaid ............ NONE
Weekly indemnity due and I'm paid. 80. NONE
nsnranee IN force 5 s aa
eE-S $1,000 Accident Insurance, s25 Weekly In
demnlty, at an annual cost of about 3d.
i'll Preferred Occupations.
8g-Or, $40. 900 Accident Insurance, $50 Weekly
Indemnity, at about S26 per annum. Mem
bership Fee in each Division, So.
This Association has saved to it's members
his year alone at least $500, 900 in premiums, as
with the cost of similar insurance
elsewhere JAMES r. PITCHER,
CHARLES fEEI, PRESIDENT. Secretary.
Write for Circular and Application Blank to
WM b. HARDY. Gen'l Agent,
All G ST., N. W.,
apr29 Washington, ID. G.
CSOMNJSSIO NERS, SAFE