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nj. w. Beyeridge
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
HOUSE FURNIsHHR.

Pottery, Porcelain, rich Cut Glass, English
and American Cutlery, Fine Plated
Ware and hiGonen Utensils.
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DRUNKENNESS

Or TIE IIQUON HABIT OAN DE OUHhU
BY ADMINISTERING DIR. HAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Can be given IN a cnpof coffee or tea without
the knowledge Of the person taking II. 1t Is alb
solutey harmless, and will effect permanent
moderate mod dTlnker or an alcoholic wreck it
has been given IN thousands of cases, and In
every instance perfect cure has followed. 1T
NEVER FAILS The system once impreg-
impossibility for the liquor appetite 20 ex-
list. For sale by s. +, WARE, under the
Rbbtt House; r. X lIELPuENSTINE, Fonr-
Nsenth street and Vermont avenue, Wash
stissss.-------- -.
kNTEAK, UNDEVELOPED PARTS OF THE
wv body enlarged and strengthened. .Fun
particulars sent (sealed) free. ERIE MEDI-
CAL CO., Buffalo N. "
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,IInrncrN Gnr NTarch

Harper" for March.
Z. Robert Beall, i05 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., has received the March number OF
"Harper's Magazine" which, as usual, is
prolific in good things, aesthetic and
practical, and in its art work unsur-
passed.
Let the waters run away,
We shall see them soon again
They'll come back another day
In the merry nlilkman's can
-LDdluth Paragrapher.
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Cylinder Desk to most popular At
torney.
Single Harness to most popular
Butcher.
AT Kneessi's, d25 9TH st.
Gold Watch to most popular De-
partment Messenger.
At Newton's, Gil Pa. ave.
Bicycle to most popular Youth
under 10 years.
Gold-headed Cane to most popular
Disabled Comrade.
At Newton's, OIL Pa. ave.
China Dinner Set to most popular
Lady connected with Fair.
Grand Army Suit to most popular
Post Commander.
At Nicoll's, e17 Pa. ave.
Grand Army Suit to most popular
Past Post Commander.
Fishing Outfit to most Popular
Fisherman.
AIM. A. Tappan's, s1S Pa. ave.
Smoking Jacket to most popular
Chief of Division, Pension Office.
Amateur Photograph Outfit to per-
son receiving most votes.
At Loughran's, 1413 Pa, ave.
Sewing Machine to G. A. r. widow
receiving most votes.
Badge of Woman's Relief Corps to
Member receiving most votes,
At Volght & Haas's, 721 7th st.
ladies' TaiIor-made Suit TO Lady
rnnni vi N cr m oct uotna
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ARTICLES mo- BE VOTED FOR.

Doll and Carriage TO Young Girl re-
ceiving most votes.
Gas Stove to Person receiving most
votes.
Sportsman's Outfit to Sportsman re-
ceiving most votes.
AIM. A. Tappau's, sls Pa. ave.
Gold Watch TO Driver of Ice Wagon
receiving most votes.
Atvoight g Haas's, 721 9TH st.
Diamond Ring to Young Lady re-
ceiving most votes.
Barber's Chair to Barber receiving
most votes.
At Committee Room, 1922 Pa. ave.
Infantry officers Complete Suit to
Officer of District Militia receiving
most votes.
Gold-headed Cane to Presidential
Candidate receiving most votes.
AtM W. Gait Bros. & Co., Pa. ave.
Watch and Chain to U. S. Senate
Page receiving most votes.
At Harris & Shafer's, 11I3 Pa. ave.
Watch and Chain for Pupil in
Washington High School receiving
most votes.
AT Karr's, e29 Pa, ave.
Piano to Young Lady receiving
most votes.
Aft. G. Smiths, 1925 Pa, ave.
Saratoga Trunk, Hack Hire, Two
Peund-tfip Tickets to Atlantic City
and Weeks Board at Hotel to couple
married less than two years receiving
most votes. fe
be had of Committee at Head
Penn. Avenue.
T T-Vv II Y
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We shall also open our
importation Of 81 inch
Broadcloths, in the spring
weight; so popular for ele-
giant tailor-made suits rid
ing habits, pelisses, etc., and
shall show. the following new
and desirable shades:
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GRAND OPENING OF SPRING FLANNELS.

e is every indication
wells will be very
I'd for outdoor
sing season,
$the recent
y, we have
Y on sale
tock of
yhich
&C and
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On Thursday last the Catholic Hiberniar
Beneficial Society Of Stanton had theil
annua! excursion and picnic. The society
accompanied by large number of citi
zens took the train early in the morning
and repaired to Augusta White Sulphur
Springs, where they engaged in various
amusements and past times, including q
ball, Prof. KoontZ's string band furnish
ing the music, dinner, a full dress parade
of the society, shooting match, and va
rious other innocent entertainments
Messrs. Hovelle & Wegner, photographed
the society. by the instantaneous process
and will have the picture among their at
tractive specimens. The occasion was
very much enjoyed by all who were pres
ent. Everything passed offSsmoothly and
the party returned at O'clock in the
evening. tired but happy. The committee
of arrangement was composed of Thomas
KiYlighan, president; M. T. Bergin, Jos
Snigo Daniel Crimmens, Michael Croghan
James Dore, Geo. J. Johnson, M. Xvii
CHAN and Dennis Brown: who discharged
the duties assigned them with eminent
satisfaction and success.
These annual diversions are very pleas
ant ard enjoyable, and none understand
the business Of getting up the right kind
of an excursion more thoroughly than the
Hibernians. They spare neither labor
nor expense in making their arrangements
and enter into the work with a spirit
and vim that make every one feel that {
good time is coming. and generally they are
not appointed-eertainly they we're moi
on Thursday last.
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Try our Neopolitan Ice Cream, the fine
in the city. at j. E. Taylor & Sons.


This company appeared in their new
uniform on Tuesday last for the first time
They m lrched through the streets, headed
by the Stonewall Band, to the G. and O.
Depot, on their way to Roanoke to join
in the Firemen's parade yesterday. They
were seventeen in number, under COM
mand Of Capt. D. p, Bohan, and made a
brighr and attia ctlY,5 api ee.i an3e. The
company is composed of some Of our hest
and mos5 daring young men, who promptly
respond TO the call of duty, and efficiently
meet the demands of every emergency. 1t
Is organ Eat ion that should be appreciated
by our people, as it deserves the highest
commentator.
The Stanton Hook and Ladder Com
papy left at the same time for Roanoke,
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The National organization Of the TRAY
ellers Protective Association, now in SEES
sion at Minneapolis, is attended by Messrs
M. A. Hope and w. FL. Fl. Lynn, Of this
city, who are delegates from the Virginia
Division. The delegates from other quar-
tiers of the State and North Carolina were
joined here last Saturday night by the
gentlemen above named. Mr.. E. M. Net
Teton, of Allegheny, also a member, is
with the party to enjoy the pleasureres OF
the trip and the opportunities of the coca
sion at Minneapolis offers. Several Of our
citlzens accompanied the members Of I.
2. A. at that time, to wit: Messrs. A. G.
Gordon, Isaac Witt, w. G. Kinney, e. |.
Jones, Andrew Bowling, and W. p.
McChesney.
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G. Bargamin, Esq, has lately fitted up
in handsome style, the residences of Jldge
w. A. Hudson and j. b. Blackley, Esq.
with. the Gorton Steam Heater. The work
has been done in the very best style, and
satisfaction is guaranteed. The fittings
are nickIe plated, and the radiators are
finished with marble tops. Our citizens
are learning to appreciate the blessings OF
we'll heated houses, with no cold rooms OF
halls, all free from dust and dirt, such as
we find among our more progressive broth
rem of the North. Mr. Bargamin is {
thoroughly practical man in plumbing an(
steam fitting, and his work is executed il
the very best style.
We are glad to learn that Mr. Bargamir
has secured the contract for placing
! Groton heater in the Masonic Building a
Roanoke City, the cost of which will b
%, 1876. He will also place Groten in Thu
addition now being bailt to the Fishburn'
school, near Waynesboro.
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can DE ndQ every Gay IN Gn6 week.
Normal Institute in St.unfOE.
The Peabody Normal Institute for col
ored teachers, will begin it's session in
Staunton, Wednesday next. the 9th inst,
and continue four weeks. The tuition
will be free to all engaged actively in
teaching, or to those preparing to teach.
General lectures will be given in the Au.
gusta Street NJ. E. church, and class drills
will be conducted in the Academy building
on New street.
Trained teachers are in demand, and
this training school is to prepare teachers
to do better work, to fill better positions
ard thereby command better salaries. Ii
is important, therefore, that all who cal
should avail themselves of this opportu,
nifty Of lifting themselves for higher work
and places of greater usefulness. Mr.
Frank Trigg, of the Lynchburg public
schools, will be the conductor of the Inst i
tute, assisted by Mr. D. w. Dayis, of the
Richmond public schools, and Miss Lucy
Boulding, Of the Lynchburg public schools
The school drills will be varied by lectures
| and addresses on topics of interest by dis
tingulshed speakers and educators.
The instruction will be both Theoretical
| and practical, and will cover all the bes
methods in actual use in the most ap
proved public schools the of State.
Supt. Robertson who has given mucl
time and attention to perfecting arrange
ments for The Institute, has made arrange
ments for board at $40 per month, Or So 81
per week. Teachers will be assigned
pleasant and comfortable quarters. Rail
road fares at reduced rates have been Sc
cured.
The opening exercises of the institute
will he held at the Augusta Street M. E
church at s O'Clock, p. NJ, June 9th.
| Teachers will be met at the trains, con
Quoted to the central office at the Acad
envy building, and then shown to then
homes. The following is the reception
committee James T. Anderson, G. l.
Brock, T. &. Campbell, W. M Carter
Evans Ross, i. G. Carter Harry Coleman
O. J. Derritt, Jno. Harris, j. III. Gibson
Henry Burks, VIM. Randall, F. L. Ware
Winston Carter, S. L. Morris, and D. c
Carter.
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The regular semi monthly meeting OF
the Council was held in its chamber Tues
day night last. Present, President
Oberdorfer, Messrs. Butts, Berkeley,
Bargamin, McQualde, Teabo, summerson
and Crowle.
On motion of Mr. Butts, IS, $50 redeemed
coupons were burnt in the presence OF the
Council and the clerk was instructed to
issue the Treasurer certificate OF the
same.
An expenditure of sos was authorized
for the purchase of desk for the office of
the Commissioner of the Revenue.
Commissioner of the Revenue was di-
rected to give bond in same amount as
heretofore.
Several petitions asking for relief from
| taxation were read and referred.
w. S. Fuller was relieved from the pay
ment of cost of sewer pipe running
through bis lot.
Elder & Nelson, as special attorneys for
the city, in the cases of }. M. Carroll late
Treasurer, reported that plans were ma
tuling by which the city would soon
receive tie balance due They asked that
the balance of their fee. $3.50, be paid.
$500 has already been paid.
The ladies of the Y. M. c. A. who were
holding an entertainment at the First
Presbyterian church. sent to the Council
refreshments OF ice cream and cake, A
resolution of thanks was adopted, and ten
minutes recess taken to give practical
demonstration of the appreciation of the
kindness shown by the ladies' The re-
porters and visitors were invited to join,
and for a time the feast of reason gave
place to the enjoyment of the feast of
good things,
Mr.. Summerson offered a resolution,
which Was unanimously adopted, thanking
the President clerk, and council messenger
for the highly satisfactory manner in
which they had discharged their several
duties.
Mayor Smeltzer reported to the Council
that Policeman J. B. Lickliter having alb
sented himself from duty without leave,
ii1u D6Sll ouSpcluFQ duu tildG l6 jdu cp-
pointed C. E. Gregory to act in his place
until the Council should take action III the
matter.
Mr.. Bargamin offere a resolution sus
tanning the mayor in his action, and refer
ring the case of Policeman Lickliter TO
the Police Committee for action and re
port.
A Communication from the City Court
reported that the officers elected at the late
election had qualified as required by law
/ Mr., McQuaide offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings, to ascertain the
| cost OF erecting clock tower on the Opera
House building,
This was the last meeting of the Council
as at present organized. All the members
of the present Council, with two excep-
tions, have been returned A new organi-
cation will be had the first of yuly-and
then will begin the work of the newly
elected Council, work which will be
closely scrutinized by the people, and by
which they will be judged in the future.
| We trust that wise couDsels will prevail,
and the interests of the city receive that
careful attention which their great impor
tance demands.
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the possibilities of the colored people in
acquiring knowledge in all the fui1da-
mental branches; and fully attests the
capabilities of the colored teachers in our
public schools. The future statesman
will have, in this rapid development of the
brain forces newly called into action, one
Of the greatest problems ever presented
for consideration. 1t should be met from
A high and broad platform, it is to be one
of the forces of the future.
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NEW ADyERTIs EMENTs.

NJ OTICE.-Sealed proposals for building Mt
~ Tabor CHURCH Will be received till 6
O'Clock, p. n, the 2ath. inst, for stone per yard
or Eerch fo- the brick per thousand, for the
cal pentry, &C., by item. Specifications to be
seen after the 9th at the office of w. E. Craig,
stanton, Va, or at John Bosserman's, near
Mt. Tabor Church. The committee reserves the
right to change in proportion to bid. also to let
the masonry and brick separately from the
carpentry, &C., and to reject any all the bids
Address, 9. W. SHUEY, Swoope, Va,
GEO MILLER or
WIN. B. GLOVER,
MiddleDroolz, Va,
June2l Committee.
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The reunion at Get tysburg will be re-
membered in the July Century by the
publication of short article descriptive
of the reunions of the Blue and the GRAY
which have taken place within the last
few years. A poem by an eX confederate
soldier, entitled 1.-The High Tide at Get
tysburg," will be printed in this nuns
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Tssned every Thursday Morning
For the Campaign.

The Presidential campaign may he SAID
to have opened. The reading public VIII
want reliable information OF its progress
and facts to lead them to an intelligent
and correct conclusion. With view to
furnishing full and reliable information
both of a local and general nature. we
have male Climbing arrangements with
the Philadelphia Weekly Press, by which
we can furnish
THE VIRGINTAN and TIE PRESS from
now until the lst of December for 81. {
The WEEKLY PRESS OF the 9th VIII
contain full account of the proceedings
OF The Chicago Convention and mine of
information relating to the action of that
body and its nominees.
Those wishing to avail themselves of
this liberal offer should send in their
names at once, as every number of each
paper from now until the close of the
canvass will be full of interest and infor-
nation.
The VIRGINIAN will be furnished, sing
ly until the lst of December for so cents.
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VIM. Glenn, No. IS N. Augusta street,
having housed large quantity of Prime
Ice, is prepared to supply customers from
his wagons regularly every day. Ice milk,
and cream also on sale at all hours. Orders
left will receive prompt attention.
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In the horse case of w. Z. Bell VS., John
Hounlhan, involving the validity Of an al
legged exchange of horses, the City Court,
on Monday last, rendered verdict that
Bells horse should be restored to him and
that Hounihan pay the costs, Chas. Curry
represented Bell and A. C. Braxton Houn-
Than.
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Program Of Exercises of Final week OF
the Session.
SUNDAY, JUNE 24TH.
SPIN. Report of the Y, M. G, Association
Annual sermon before the students by the Rev
Walter w. Moore, ID. D., OF Union Theological
Seminary, Hampden Sidney, Va.
MONDAY, JUNE 18TH.
Sp. M. Final celebration of the Washington
Society.
TUESDAY, JUNE 26TH.
10 q. N. Meeting of the society OF Alumni.
II a. m. Address before the Jefferson and
Washington Literary Societies, by the Hon. ID
w. voorhees,, U. S. Senator of Indiana.
Sp. m. Final Celeb1 alton of the Jefferson
Society.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9TH.
10 p. m. Meeting of the Society of the Alumni
IL M. Delivery of diplomas. Grafton before
the Society of Alumni by w. Gordon McCabe
of Petersburg. Comforting degrees.
5p. m, Alumni Luncheon.
Top. m. Final ball.
President Cleveland will attend the final ex-
ercises June 9th.
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Trains Oh G. 4 o. r.. R.-Snmm err Ar
rangemeMt.
Literary Notes from The Century Co.

The July Century is to contain another
article in the series which the Rev. Dr.
Buckley. the editor of The Christian AID
vocate, has been some time past contri
buting occasionally to that periodical. 1t
is entitled f'Dreams, Nightmares, and
oomnambulism. 1t will contain chap.
ter on mysterious Dreams Analysed. =
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To Owners of Mineral Lar ds:

We have effected an arrangement with
Professor Holmes, of the Sherwood Female
Seminary by which qualitative analyses of
all kinds of minerals will he made without
cost to the owners and the result published
in the V1RGINIAN.
This department was for a long time
conducted by DR.. Traphagen. and proved
of interest and value TO many of our read
ers and patrons. DIR. Traphagen's sue
ccssor is a sklllful and thorough chemist,
and will make the department SIS popular
and full OF interest as heretofore.
Parties desiring QHGntStdtire analyses
will, of course, be charged reasonable
fee.
All minerals. waters, soils, &C., must be
delivered at the VIRG1NIAN Office at the
owner s expense.
ANALYSES OF ORES. ETC.
J. W. b., De eried. No. 1-Ferrugi
nous clay containing too much iron for a
fire clay. but would make good brick.
No. Good quality of red OGRE, such
as is used in the manufacture of paint.
No. 3.-Fair quality of limonite iron
ore.
5. M. H.. Rockbridge Co, Va.-Speci-
men is carbonaceous shale containing
or, stalls of iron pyrites disseminated
throughout. 1t possesses no economic
value.
J.W., Edenburg ,Va-The saml lie shows
on preliminary analysis 49, per cent. OF
silica. Any limestone containing above
10 per cent. of silica is called a cement
but good hydraulic cement carries from
% TO % per cent. An examination by CAL
cination, powdering and mixing with
WA er fails to show the valuable property
of hydraulic cement. viz: of hardening
under water.
A. L. B., Long Glade.-No. 1-Clay pos.
sessing the property of Elasticity, although
containing most too much iron for pot
4er's clay.
No. "A mixture of hornbIende and
qnica. Possesses no value.
j. E. G., Staunton.-No dnle containing
crystals of iron pyrites.
w. NEWTON HOLMES.
neS 1893
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Saturday meetings were held in the
county and city to select delegates to the
Staunton Convention to be held August l.
In the county meetings were at p. m.
and in the city at $50.
LIST Ward-John MeQuaide, j. A. Cochran, E.
w, Stewart, w. A.. Hudson.
& % Ward-Geo. M. Harrison. W. H. Eel. Lynn,
I'll. Crowder. G. F. Nelson.
Delegates instructed for Mr.. Harry Tucker.
At the same places six members of the City
Committee were elected from each ward. 1st-
John McQuaide, J. A. Cochran, +. Staples, w.
G. Kinney, w T. McCue, l. Witt. 2d-Geo. M j.
Harrison, j. w. Abby, E. Nothnagle, c. K. Hoge,
3. o. Terry, w, H. H. Lynn.
Beverly Manor-J N. Mcfarland, j. G. Whit
lock- Z. M. Gushing, w p. Gay. Saml O. Brown.
Pastures-J S. Guy, j. Slower, G. f. Smith, j..
j. Coleman, David Hoover, W. I. Lightner.
South River-J. A. Patterson ir., L. e. Clark,
S. "A. Arnall, G. j Pratt. P. I. Burkholder. j.
T. Black.
Middle River-Col. j, H, Crawford, S. H. Par
king, w, A, Mann,
rev, j. Alex. Bumgardner, VIM. w. Sproul,
Thos. M Smiley, Jno. =. Lilley, L. M. Mcclure.
North River--Wm. II. Gamble, Jno. W Hope,
well. Ihos. S. Hogshe I'd, Jas. G. Turk, Nathan
L. Blakemore.
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Office at Virginia Hotel, Staunton, Va. OF
FICE HOURS From to 10 a M; II M to p IN,
and fl ON p m. to p. M. for one week.
Please call and see testimonials from differ
ent persons in different sections of the coun-
try
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Excursion r,ckets to Colorado.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co. has
placed on sale excursion tickets to Go 10
RADIO Springs, Denver and Pueblo, also to
Yellowstone National Park, at greatly
reduced rates. These tickets are good to
return until Oct. 3lst, and will remain on
sale during the summer months. For in
formation in detail. call upon or address
nearest B. & O. Ticket Agent. or L. M !.
Cole, General Ticket Agent B. & O. r. R.
Co., Baltimore, Md.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

G. III. HATToN furnishes Qbelisk Metal
lie Roof Paint and Cement, the best paint
in the world for roofs, barns, bridges,
fences, sc, A penny saved is a penny
made
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

Tie VIRGINIA SEAL is made of pure
Havana tobacco, land is an aromatic smoker.
Try them.
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There is nothing more soothing than a
richly favored cigar, especially after meals
Try the VIRGINIA SEAL.
Mothers attention patent sleeping
BABY carriages at ]. E. Taylor & Son.
Call and see them.
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Have your roofs painted with Ohelisk
Metallic Roof Paint before it is too late.
A stitch III time save nine.
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N w ADVERTISEMENTS.
SURE CURE FOR ANY
= DEFECT IN sPEAKING,-
PROF. STUBS

Such as Suffering. I.isping or stammering,
| Calling of Words Indstinct ly, Speaking
| Through the Nose, caused by Hair-lip or Cleft
| Palate
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tobacco, and put the very best in their
Plantation Cigars.
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There is rush for GEO. Fl. HAINEs &
Sons Plantation Cigars.
MARRIED.

AT the residence Of Mr.. Jas. Meadows, on
STAFFORD street, Monday night, June 18th, by
Rev .sDr. Gardner, Mr. A. l.. r. Meadows and
MissJulia A. Marshall, all of this city.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

j, E. Taylor & Son have the best Ice
Cream in the city, also the finest Saloon in
the South.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

II you wish delicious cigar and a re"
freshlng smoke get the HIBERNIAN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

Ice Cream. Ice Cream all fiAvors, at
Taylor s. Sons. Fresh cake baked daily.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

For first class saucer of ice cream ca
at Taylor and Son parlor marble and mir
ror saloon, No 3 Main street,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-21

The Plantation, made by GEO. II.
HAINEs & Son is the cigar you want
Try it.
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The HIBERNIAN is all the go now,
and thousands smoke them i'll preference
to all others.