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WELCOME SNOW In TEXAS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb 49, Dispatches
from several widely separated towns and
cities in Texas say an unprecedented snow
storm has prevailed over large area of
the state. and that snow now lies on the
ground from two to fourteen inces deep.
1t is hailed AS a blessing, especially in the
western part of the state, where the land
was very dry, and all the grain crops will
be greatly benefited. Stock is in fine con-
dition and will not suffer from cold.
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
TIE OSBORNE CAMPFIRE

OSBORNE, Kan, Feb. l3-The 6. a. r.
camp fire held in this city yesterday and
last night was a success in every particu-
lar, most of the old veterans OF This county
and many from distance being present.
Secretary OF State Higgins, Auditor Me
Carthy. Hon. a. l.. Green, A. Y. NcI,eu-
nan. Martin Mohler and many other prorn-
inent men of the state delivered short adj
dresses during the afternoon and evening.
a grand banquet WAS prepared by the
members of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
Tnderpaid Genius

Poet-What can get on tins poem. zirs
Managing Editor after CHANGING at The ef-
fusion and baggy iroassrs a. the knees 10
make sure he is spoasing 70 n postl--IVsii,
cannot give Won all fbss, you ought 10 gss, for
have rheumatism Ira both fs-t ssd am un-
armed, but you can take that door szd cha-s
yourself out as quickly q you have a naiad
to.-New YoTk Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
LoCOMoIlvE RoLER EXPLOSION.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb. 1.-The boiler of a
locomotive attached to passenger train
on the Pittsburg, McKeesport & Youghi-
ogheny railroad exploded this morning at
Douglas station, near West Newton. A
special train with physicians left this city
for the scene of the accident. All the men
present were Italians and Hungarians,
who were unloading a construction train
when the explosion occurred.
Two men were killed and three in ured.
Those killed are Charles Jenkins, hagman,
and John Ludaing, engineer. All the in
jured Will probably recover.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
RESTRAINING ORDER GRANTED

- TOPEKA, Kan, Feb 13.-After hearing
the argument Judge Foster today granted
a temporary restraining order against
Jack Mulvane, president OF the Topeka
Water company, restraining him from
selling stock of the company to c. Coffin &
Stanton, of New York, and Woodbury. q
MouIton, OF Portland Me, for $50. OQN.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
A STEAMER ASHORE.

ZANZIBAR, Feb. 13.-The British cor
nette, Conqdest, is ashore on the island of
Pemula, forty miles north of here. She
lies in dangerous position. The Con-
quest is a steel and iron vessel, cased with
wood. She is of $3.50 tons of burden, and
her engines are of 2, tjS7 horse power. She
mounts fourteen guns.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

World Far Enth1E asst tell yoa, Sir. m
srttling tins qsesSroH there mast D. ~ par
tiaiity sbowni ClSkzaeo and Se~ Yoxk Hssps
b. placed On an equal foossas.
New Yorker impossible, unlezs-
.'U nless whatF
a'ttnIes toe Chicago riri s srtsruzinatedp
.-Iaureacs American
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
JAIL BREAK AT COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, Kan, Feb. I3.-Three OF the
prisoners confined in the county Jail es-
capped last night by cutting through the
wall. The escape was discovered almost
Immediately and the jailer started in pur-
suit. Several shots were fired at the fugi-
lives. but with what success is unknown
as at the present time no capture has been
made
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
MONTANA's OBSTRUCTIONlSTS.

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb l3.-Joseph A.
Baker, S. j. Hennessey. D. w. Thornton.
w. S. Becker, S. G. Rend and William
Parburry, Democratic members of the
Montana state senate, are here. Senator
Baker stated they would remain outside
Montana until the legislature adjourns sine
6ia
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
MISS H,ND,s MuPDFeFe ne.o

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. IS.-Rohert r Hen
derson who shot Miss Hattie Hind last
night and then put a bulles in his own
brain. died at the Alex!an Brothers hes
pital this morning. Miss Hind lies at 1 be
house of her father with an ugly wound n
her head from wbich she Viii probably re-
cover.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

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q BATFAT ARySSlNiA

LONDON, Feb. l3.-Advices have been
received here to the effect that the troop of
King Menelek, of Ahyssinia, have had an
engagement with the forces of General
Ras Alouta. The battle WAS severe one,
and General Ras Alouta was dangerously
wounded and his army defeated.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
MOuSSA BEY IMPRISONED

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. l3.-At the re-
quest Of Mir. Hirsch, the American minis
ter, the sultan has imprisoned in his own
palace Moussa Bey, the Kurdish chief who
is charged with robbing and outragiDg
christians in Armenia
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

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INVESTIGATING CHEROKEE CHARGES

TAHLEQUAH, l. T., Feb. BIN answer
TO Chief Mayes' letter TO President Harri-
son, asking to have all intruders removed
from the Cherokee nation, the interior de-
partment at Washington has sent a
special agent to investigate the matter.
The agent, Geo. w. Parker, arrived in the
city today and will at once commence his
work. Some startling developments are
looked for, and it is expected that serious
differences between the United States and
the nation will arise.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
A New War.

Singleton falling upon his knees before
the Widow BIonesl-Nrs. Bjones. do you
viii you-can you bring yourself TO become
MY
The Widow-Oh, Mr.. Singleton, this Is
very sudden, but
Singleton COMMUNICABLE be my mother.
in-law' love Jour daughter.-LawrsDcs
American
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

What way to spell fish, said Pat,
when he saw the mamie Psyche on ship.
But more wonderful spell will be exer-
cised over the coughing child of yours that
keeps itself and you awake. If you will try
DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup. p cents.
Neuralgia paroxysms are often OF ex-
IRENE violence, and brought on by the
slightest proYocation, such as draught of
cool air. On the first intimation OF such
an attack rub with salvation Oil It can
be bought OF all druggists for only -
cents.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

Among the resolutions passed by the
Liberal Federation Ct is resent Man
chester meeting was one demanding (
popular voteen the question Of d:seSsai,
.lSnin. the Church OF England
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
KNIFFIN AND PURCELL ACQUITTED

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 13.-The grand
jury, after considering the evidence in the
mysterious Kniffin murder case, reported
to Justice Beastly of the Mercer county
court this afternoon. They found no bill
against DR.. kniffin nor Miss Purcell.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
BADLY WANTED AND FOUND.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb 13-Isaac B. Sau-
telle, wanted in Boston in connection with
the mysterious disappearance of his broth
er Hiram was arrested here this morning.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
In Great lack.

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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

THEODORE THOMAS TO BE MARRIED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. l3.--Theodore Thomas,
the great orchestra leader, is, it is said.
soon to be married. His fancee is Miss
Rose Fay, Il Chicago lady OF high position.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

To create an appetite, and give tone to
the digestive apparatus, use Ayers Sar-
SaDarilia
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

Mrs. Allibone-Run git de gup, Rufus! l
krowed I'd find man aadah d bald one r
desc days-Judge.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

All sufferers from blood disorders can
use Ayers Sarsaparilla with assurance of
c,lra
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-14

Now is the time to buy your spring med
icine. Get Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is the
hest
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County Court.

The hplii term of the County Court Judge
Stout presiding, is still in session. the docket be.
ing large Following are some of tho transac-
tious:
Application of w. II. Phillips FOR retail liquor
license on Trevy farm, near Ferrol docketed
and continued till May term.
Retail liquor license granted S. NJ Lynn at
Blue Ridge tunnel, 3 miles from Waynesboro
W. W. Sprou ana Macnnas Oua,.les oualified
as notaries public.
J. l.. S. Kirby, Attorney at Law, qualified
Anna Belle Trimble cord Indicted and tried
for murder Verdict of Jury Il months in coun-
ty Jail and fine OF $500
Thomas Saulsberry, (col.,) verdict of jury four
years in penitcntiary for malicious manning
with intent to kill.
John Brown, (col-,) two years in penitentiary
for house breaking and larceny.
Chas. Zimmerman, six months in county jail
for petit laceny
VIM. Strother Col, } three years in penitentia-
ry, larceny of a house against same in second
case. This was the last of the criminal cases.
Mrs. Lucy A. Curtis was appointed guardian
of her infant daughter Nellie D. Curtis.
The petition OF the Starnton Development
Company for street railway referred to Road
Board of Beverly Manor district for report.
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Republican Convention.

We understand that tho committee
appointed at the recent meeting of the
County Republican Committee to pre-
pare call for County Convention. have
fixed on the 9th of May as the time and
Staunton as the place, for such Conven-
ton The object of calling the Conven-
ton is to reorgaGige the party under the
amended plan of Organization, A cur
sorry reading of the amended plan does
not faEoYabIy impress US. We can see
very little Improvement in it oyer the old
plan. But it was not so much the old plan
as the abuse Of the power it made pos
sible, that made 1t offensive. Nor will
it matter much about the present plan
if the purpose shall be to procure fair
expression of Republican sentiment.
We hope that such will be the temper
of those who may participate in the
proceedings, and that q full, fair, hon
est Convention will assemble. There
should be Il full Attendance at the pri-
maries. and there should be an pntram
meled expression of public sentiment as.
the result of the action 81 the Conven-
ton. Otherwise it would be better for
the Convention MOTTO be held.
Let the people of Staunton make a
long pull, strong pull, and a pull alto
gether for their own town.
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THIS COMPANY has acquired Acres Of land lying the
OF Sunton OF which about Acres will be for
trial SITES leaving Streets produce
over LOTS.
The Company will Shares Stock
the Treasury hereafter
1t proposed to sell one lot and shares
Dollars payable ten cent day Of purchase and
thereafter.
The Six Thousand Lots sold under this
value of the whole and will be
each purchaser by committee Of disinteesed gentlemen
The proceeds
opnent OF the Company liens erem promoting
establishing industrial enterprises &c.
The primary purpose the STAUNTON
enlarge and the CITY develop
of Augusta and the
railroad
desirable markets on the most favorable 1t that appeals
to the local pride the public and the
OF the city and 1t should
of all the people With purpose
the Of building prosperous
1t safe enterprise Investment the Stock of the
turn handsome profits and the of
the larger will be the
The Staunton Development Company,
ma1 Staun-ton, V-a-
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clifton Forge.


The- recent annnppcement made by
Gen. M. T. Ingalls,, president OF the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railway, that he had
closed a contract for the erection OF II
handsome hotel at Clifton Forge, means
a great deal for that locality. The fact
of the hotel and the workshops OF the
railroad company already determined
on, indicates that vast amount OF busi-
ness connected with the railway, as well
us the travel incident to Il great cont
mental line, is to be concentrated ana ac-
commodated at that point. The move
nents going on in that locality, the pre-
parations that are being made to meet the
demands for residences and business
houses; the probability OF II rail outlet
at this point for the coal, iron ore and
timber of the interior of West Virginia,
combine to give unusual Importance to
Clifton Forge and its surroundings, and
to force the conclusion that an extern
sive manufacturing and business centre
will be soon located there.
The Clifton Forge Company, under
the general manager and the engineer,
are clearing off this property, prepare
tory to plotting and mapping IT, and
will soon have it in condition to ad-
yertise the day of lot drawing. These
lands lie beautifully, and when the engi-
neers work has been completed VIII
present a very attractive appearance
A number of industries are in contein-
plation. and negotiations pending Tor
the establishment of several plants. 1t
is the purpose of the management to
press the work in every direction, with
a view to accommodating the demand
both for residence and business loca-
tiOns.
The G.. & O. Development Company is
actively engaged III mapping and laying
off their lands 1t is upon this that the
large hotel recently announced by Gen.
Ingalls, as having been contracted for,
will be located, as we'll as the workshops
of the railroad company.
Hon. Peter McLaren, the owner of the
Douthatt survey, which Joins the lands
of the Clifton Forge and G. .. Devel-
opment Companies, recently made a
thorough examination of his premises,
and it is stated, contemplates the estab-
lishment of several furnaces near Clifton
Forge, and the construction of Il rail
road to open up and develop his prop
erty.
Active work is going on at the Rlch
Patch mines The engineer is running
lines for branch railroads to connect
with the G.. & O., and in a few months
that extensive body of iron ore will be
made available for shipping purposes,
large orders for which are now on file.
The development of Rich Patch will as
sist in building up Clifton Forge, for
mach of it's product will be consumed at
that point by Industrial plants now in
contemplation. Indeed, that entire dis
trict must become a busy scene OF human
activity, and the vast wealth which
nature has formed, be dedicated to
building up "a city of affluence, popula-
ton and progressive influences which
will mark an event in the year upon
which we have entered. The conditions
are all propitious, the agencies at work are
all substantial and all it requires is per-
sistent effort and we'll directed work for
the most sanguine expectations to be
realized
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Dunkard'S Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Dunkards
Of the United States will be held this
year at Pertle Springs, johnson county,
Mo-, on the a3d to the both of May.
The location is in the heart Of the rich
est and most attractive part of Missouri,
and the facilities for reaching it excel
lent. The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Company, which makes y speciality of
administering to the convenience and
comfort of those desiring to visit such
places, will have tickets on sale from
May 10Th to 27th inclusive, good to re-
turn until June Goth, from Charlottes-
vile, Waynesboro, Staunton, Lynch
burg, Buchanan. and Clifton Forge.
The caps Gan be taken ut either of the
stations named, and the passenger land
ed at Pertle Springs in from 35 to 81
hours, taking Cincinnati and st. Louis
in the route. The officials of the road
at either station named will take pleas
ure in imparting any desired informa-
tion. 1t will be pleasant trip III the
most delightful months of the year, at
moderate cost, and amply repay the ex-
penditure
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

George Anderson, Frank Anderson, Samuel
Adams, Isaac Adams 81, Il II AleXandei,, John
Robert Boxley, Lewis Brown. w Y A Barbour,
j A Bazzle, Charles Blaine, Aleck Barbour, II a
Burke, w Brow,J Bailey, Henry Brown, Ander-
Brown, David Brown, MIR T Bowman, John
Bloomfield, John w Bowling. VIM Barnhardt,
Humpheries Baker, j EemphiIl Carter, B 4
Carter, Horace II Carter, Henry Carter, W Fl
Carter James Cochran, j 4 Cooke Tom Coles,
Oscar Cash 60, r S Campbell, VIM Christian, c I
Dow John D sia I Dice Th4 s Daley, John
Erwin, Thomas Evans, Bernart Frank, g Gar,
Der, W II Grove, Morgan Coins, Geo s:Graves. W
j Garrison, Isaac Green, Bel.j Horsely, A Hor~
jefferson Howard, T Holland, II Hope,
John r Holder, Abram Hurgheson, John
+. Harris, Alex p Hight. Cato Hamilton, Charles
Il Irving, Harvey Johnson, VIM Johnson, ia
cob johnson, Lewis Johnson, Sam Jackson, An
drew Johnson, Robert Johnson, General + John
son. Wind Johnson, Richard Jordan, Henry
Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Stephen johnson,
Willie Jefferson, Robert Kerry. Tobin J Keep
iiiger, John kellor. W L Ken, James Kava-
Overton Lewis, j. Lawton, Robert Madison
VIM j McCauliey Edward Mathews, John Il
Marshall, Andrew Meadow; Andrew Mont
Moore, Levi Myers, Eddie Myers, Riley Murry
Alex Il Miller, James Miller, John II Miller, III ]
Nicholas Prof II J Nicholas. Jas Omara John
l. Orebaugli, Marshall poindexter, Porter An
thony, Geo Pqrdham, i,ayina P'nmmer. J W
Price, Reuben Peters, James Patterson. Thomas
Payne, Thomas Reeses, Joe II RadfOrd, James
Randolph, Mathew Robertson, James Robinson
J Rnbush, w G itodgera, ] II Swartxel, Edwin
b Snead, Howard Smith, Edward Smith, J. D
Smith. ] w Smith, Annie Smith, Jno NJ shields,
Il Spcer * Shrekhise, Giuseppe SigniagO,
Swig@ins, Dabney Sales, VIM Terrell, VIM Iy-
Warner, Richard Vclvin, II H Webb, David White,
W d White, Jas Fl White, Samuel White, Thos II
White, W d Wager, Silas Wailston, Frank Wells,
John W Wood, II $ Walker, Jno r Weaver, c
Weaver.
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Shoes. Shoes.

Just received of Smyhe
Bates Co. OF Boston Mass consisting Mems
Shoes
quick chance.
Our entire Dry Goods Stock will be sold at Bankrupt Prices
space will only quote you few prices:
Pieces Best Standard Ccos worth elsewhere being bv
us at 4Ac per yard ~
Bales of Best
Pieces wide Beached
yard Other Stores charging the =
Papers of good
od worth elsewhere
Dozen Buttons for Dozen Ladies Vests pal sizes
Ladies Chdens what
for them. - - N
This your Golden Opportunity delay but come At once
and be Yourfo 49,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-05-08
EDWARD MCMAHON, P. M.
Old Council.


This is an age Of progress, and Staunton needs
her most progressive citizens and liberal men
in public positions in order that it may not be
left behind in the race for prosperity and sue
cess at tilis time.
The Council winch has so successfully admin
ing the past two terms has shown ltaef to be a
progressive and energetic one, and at the same
time managed the finances i'll such way as to
accompli h all of It's improvements without the
necessity Of raising the taxes.
1t has given to Staunton its electric light
plant, an increased water facility in the aldi-
tiOnal engine at the pump house, an enlarged
pumf, house, a city park, an Increased police
force; paid fire department, an electric fire
alarm system, a city poor house, handsome
school buildings for white and colored, and a
contract with responsible PARTIES for a street
railWay-and all without adding to the tax
rate of any person above what has prevailed in
Staunt0n for many years
And in view of the foregoing statement of
facts, those old members OF the old Council who
are eligible to reelection, viz:
1st Ward. % Ward.
]. A. Armentrout, II. F. Bell,
John McQuaide. Il. b. Berkeley.
w. +. Summerson, A. j. Butts,
G. H. Weller Dan1 Crimmens,
J. d. CroWle. w. p. Tams,
win be supported In the coming city election by
MANY VOTERS.
City Council.
The following ticket will be supported at the
municipal election which takes place Thursday,
May I'D, $780,
1st Ward I'd Ward.
w. L. Lushbaugh, +. B. Berkeley,
G.. G. Childs. A. ]. Butts,
Geo. S. Lightner, James Bumgardner, Jr.,
c. l.. Weller, Heber Ker,
Il. W. Stewart, G. S. Baker.
Thos. c. Elder. Charles +. Haines
= MANY voTERs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-05-08
DIR & GOODS
CLOTHING.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Shoes, Trunks, etc.
This is Your Golden Opportunity
Tor Those in Want OF C1othlng-

SIS Fine Wide Vale Suits going this at
SIS All Wool Cashmere dbvus at
Wool
Good Suits all styles a aa$ 4.oS.
We the best selected Suits the e
Boys Cmlrens
81 Is and upwards Well worth double the
Boy Base Ball Bat Belt u.s.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-05-08


Mrs r Z Allen Miss Ida Arsenbright, Miss
Virginia N Beachm, Miss Queeny Brice Miss
Matte Bellimy, Miss Berthe buxton. Miss Ellen
Burks, Miss Julie Drawn, Miss Matte Drawn,
Miss Mary Il Drawn, Miss Matilda J Burgess,
Mrs Lucy Breaks, Mrs NJ b Biantan, Mrs Martha
Carter, Mrs Sarah Carter, Miss Linwella Golfer,
Miss Mary Cook, Mrs Carmichal, Miss Salie
Chapman, Feny Dickerson, Miss Clenie Diggs
Miss Mary Dawson, Mrs Gennie Dickerson
Willie Euell, Miss Bette b Edwards Miss Rosa
A Frame, Mrs Nora Frame, Miss Vaolo Fisher,
Miss Il Faulke, Mrs Indy Green, M and N G
Gardan, Miss George Gold, Mary Grone, Sa-
rah Green, Georgia Garrett, Margaret J Glib
son, Meentty Givns, Rebecca Hail. Mary Hoov-
er, Halle Hoover, Nellie Howard. Mrs Hill, An
nie Il Howard Lille HUFF, NJ J liitf Mrs Susie e
Hill, Miss Hanie Henderson, Mrs Mary Irving,
Mrs $ NJ jefferson, GIMME Jackson Lucy y JOr-
dan, Malinda johnson, Mrs ChaS johnson, Miss
Ada jenkins, Martha A Jones, Miss Annie Key,
Mrs Sale Kelley, Mrs John Kennedy, Miss
Annie Letch, Miss Nellie Lauens, Miss Sallie
Lott, Mrs Mary Lauing, Mrs Amanda Lauel-
Miss Molie A Murphy, Mrs Kettle McGruder,
Miss Eliza Mitchell, Miss Lizzie Miller Miss Lii
lie hardwood, Mrs Mamie Il McCauley, Mrs
Mary Nellens, Miss Laura Neal, Miss Ella Nick
els, Miss Stney Pator, Mrs Sarah Patterson,
Mrs G A Preston, Miss Mary Farkins, Mrs Benz
Quarles Mrs Lucy Quaries,. Mrs Susan p RAIDER,
Bliss Bette Randall, Mrs Martha Robbins, Miss
Lennie Reid, Miss Laura Stevens, Miss Fannie
Spears, Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Ann Smith,
Miss Sallie Stakey, Mrs Mary SillinSS, Miss Aft
Sly, (2) Miss Emma Swami, July Strange, Miss
Laura Tislale, Mrs Annie Terriil, Lillian Z
Tray er, Annie Thompson, Mrs Flory Iyler, Miss
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gle unllson, Ella White, Mrs Bette White.
f Whittlesay, Mary S White, Katie Warren,
Miss Minnie Walters.
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wartied to the Dead Letter ONCE, Washington
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