The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-10-03

The regular meeting night of the col
ored Republican Club of this city, will
be Tuesday and Friday
We had the pleasure of visit yester-
day from A NJ. Lawson, ESQ, of Char
lottesvile, Va
Mr. j. T. De Bell has been elected to
fill the vacancy in the public schools.
created by the resignation of Mr.. Pond.
r. H. Catlett, of Staunton, has been
elected one OF the directors of the elias
gov Company of which GOV. Lee is Pres
ident
The hour for the Y NJ c. A. meetings
Sunday afternoon has been changed to
4 p H.. Meeting next Sunday in the
chapel of the Episcopal church.
The work of the Staunton Shoe Fac
tory, on exhibition at the store OF Mr..
c. G. Berry, Main street, is very stylish,
and is well done 1t is the best lad. y
the factory can have.
Rev. Dr. Halves will preach on the
subject of Esther, Sunday morning next.
Text: ''Iwill go unto the King Per
sons intending to attend the Oratorio.
the 18th inst. should hear this sermon.
AugustIn Days troupe has had the
run of the Opera House for several
nights of this week The company is
very complete and has been accorded
generous and enthusiastic houses on each
night of their stay here.
Stephen Tying, son of Rev. DR.. Stephen
Tying, of New York, with his bride, was
in the city few days last week. Mrs.
Tying was Miss Nellie Preston of Viz
ginia. Her mother was at one time Ma
iron at the D., ID. & B. Institution.
C. A. Jordan has accepted the position
lately rendered as Secretary of the Miller
Manual Labor School, and will begin his
duties there about the 10th. His sue
cessor as Sup't of County Schools, has
not been appointed.
Mrs. Dillon, who was at one time con
nected with the public schools of Staun-
ton in their first organization and very
popular as teacher, was on a visit last
week to Miss Lizzie Goode, on Green St.
She is now living in Salem.
Our old friend, Geo Hit Newcomb,
left with us last week basket of the
incest tomatoes we have seen this year.
Hit knows his business, and knows
how to grow healthy, vigorous vegeta-
tables He will please accept our thanks.
Adolph Loeb, of Loeb Bros, returned
last week from three weeks stay in the
eastern cities, laying in their fall and
winter goods. They are now ready for
/ their customers with a superb stock,
| which they mean to run off at extremely
low figures Call and see them.
Loeb & Co. are in the market this sea
son better prepared than ever to supply
the clothing demand of the Valley. Po-
lite clerks good goods, and fair prices,
ought to be sufficient attractions for all
who want anything in their line. 1t will
do no harm to examine if you don't pur-
chase
Gladke, after an absence in the great
cities of the east for three weeks, is
again with us, and has opened a splendid
| line of goods at his double store on Main
street. He knows the wants of the peo-
pie, and has addressed himself to sup
! plying them, SO if you want just the
thing for the season III any line, either
millinery or dry goods, give him a call
He will take especial pleasure in waiting
on persons calling during the Fair, and
will make it to their interest to examine
his stock.
/ W. G. Moore, the colored janitor OF
the Vindicdtor office, died suddenly Sat
urday morning last about II O'Clock
An hour before his death, Mr. A. S. Nor
ton, one of the proprietors of the paper
visited him to ascertain his condition
He felt very badly, he said but no one
had any idea that death was SO near
He died without any one knowing it, il
the composing room of the paper, where
the men were at work. He was abou
so years old. and had been janitor a
the office II years He was buried Sun
day afternoon last by Messrs. Tinsley
Morton, proprietors of the paper.
For Disordered Liver try Beecham'
Pills.