The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-04
A complete printing office for sale is

A complete printing office for sale is
advertised in another column.
Col. Geo. Adams, of Wheeling, is in the
C ty visiting his daughter, Mrs. z. Allen.
Mr.. Al. Dunlap, who resided near Val
ly Mills. was buried on Tuesday las, =,
aying died from Bright's disease.
Several columns Of editorial matter in
tvpe are uuavodably omitted this week,
to make room for the Fair premiums.
Among the bidders for the erection and
completion of the new public building at
Abingdon, Va, was MIR J e. Tinsley, OF
Staunton. whose bid was SCI 600. The
lowest bid was that of Bright 4 Humphrey
Washington. So 753.
The religious services at he Baptist
church grow in interest. Rev. H. M.
Wharton breaches impressive sermohs
every night to crowded honse. Friday
even ng at 81 O'Clock he will preach on
Recognition in Heaven
The Chesapeake & Ohio r. W. Co.. viii
sell round tip tickets TO the Virginia
Exposition at Richmond for $ 20 inciud-
ing one admission to Exposition grounds.
T .ckets on Sale from Oct. l,t To Nov 2lSb
good for ten days fIon date OF sale,
The County Electoral Board. at S
meeting. held the u h ult. app United
registers for the following places, l.,
A. Kerans, for Sandy Hollow; w. A.
Burnett, for Peaco's Mills: n. Blake
more, for Sapgt rsvile; VIM. +. FretWeil,
| for New Hope; aui I. A Pace iof
Burke's Mill.
Gen. John Echols and family. including
his son, Hon. Edward Echo,e. returned
from Europe on Wednesday last Grh'
Echols stopped III Stanton until FRIDAY
evening to attend to some important pr
vate business and then proceeded to Ken
/ lucky. H says he erjos ed his trip very
much, and gave evidence in his appear
ance that he experienced benefit from 1t.
Hon. Edward Echols brought as d
present to his friend. Mr.. 7. j. Crowder-
a very handsome mberschaum cigar holder.
| Will dlIlutI pitCC- man f.Stui V
in Italy. 1t is the handsomest thing OF
| the kind we have ever seen. Tom prizes
, it very highly, as Mr., Echols was directed
| by those in authority in the old country
to present it to the ''Gmartest man in
stanton" ard it was given to him ovei
all competitors.
We acknowledge an invitation to be pres
ent. at the marriage of Miss Ida Piel &C
ClaypooI. the lovely and accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. Isaac Caypool. Of Locus'
Hall. Fairfield. CO.. Ohio. on the 10th OF
Oct. to Mr., VIM. e. Shell We regret
| that our engagements are such that it vii
be impossible for US to attend. but We &C.
company the regret with heartfelt W!sf
for the future happiness and prosperity
of the plighted pair. aGd especially OF The
beautiful intended bride, whose brief visit
to the Valley several years ago, won fol
| her the esteem and affection Of all WI c
had the pleasant fortune to meet her.
In order that Warmers Safe \ east might
be properly put before The faiTeg2ing nb
lie, Mrs 4. A. Arnold. wife of Warner j
Co.'s agent Jour Rover), baked quite large
number OF laayes of light bread. using
Safe Y east in its prepsr&tlon' and during
the two middle days Of the fan, served
slices of this delicious bread with al
accompaniment of gilt edged butter to al
who called at the Warner tent. Ample
Justice was done the good aaV's cookery
and all hands pronounced the bread OF thu
most excellent quality, and each could SCI
see for himself what e valuable adjunct II
the preparation of bread the Safe east is
This original and practical method o
advertising. NIiel, was suggested by Mrs
a boom.