The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-06-12

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FreeZerS, at
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Mr.. Herbert Stiff is on visit to his
Staunton friends.
Hon. Henry S. Walker, of Rockingham
was in the city Wednesday, and favored
us with a call.
Chas. Green, Esq, of Fauquier, will
his interesting daughter, Miss George
are on visit to Stanton friends.
DIR. VIM. E. Dold, of the New York
Hospital, was in the city on Monday. OF
his way to Harrisonburg to spend brief
vacation.
John Geary has purchased of Commits
sioners EchoIS and Cochran the property
known rs the Vineyard property i'll Han
rlsonburg.
Mrs. Margaret Schindel, wife of Mr..
John Schindel, living on South River, five
miles north of Greenville, died on the 4tl
inst. aged II years II months and II days.
Judge Keith, of the WarrentOn Circuit
will hold special term of the Circuit
Court for Augusta county on Monday next
to consider and decide the ROckbridge
Alum Springs case. I-..
Hon. Eppa IIunton, of Warrenton, was
in Staunton this week, attending the Com
mencpment exercises of the Wesleyan. Fee
male Institute, where he has had daugh-
ter during the past session.
S. r. Sterling Esq, Treasurer of Rock
ingham county. was III attendance on the
commencement exercises of the Wesleyan
Female Institute, where his daughter,
Miss Tense Devirr. the accomplished
daughter of Giles Denver. ESD. OF the
Ro bingham Register, was in Staunton
Monday and Tuesday, to witness the clos
ing exercises of the several female schools.
Hon. w. II. Turner and Harry l.. Tnr-
ner, Esq, of Norfolk county, Va, favored
MS with il call on Wednesday. They have
been attending the commencement eXer-
csps of the Deaf Dumb and Blind Insti-
tuition.
The pastor OF the baptist Church will
preach next Sunday morning, on the i'm
portant subject, The objectionable sin
what is it 2" Evening service on THE
Gospels joyful sound, and other sounds. y
A cordial invitation given to all.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr..
Adam Slower, took place from Union
Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening,
the pastor, Rev. R. NJ. futile, preaching
the funeral sermon to II large audience,
composed principally of friends and rela-
tives of the family. Mrs. Slower was a
daughter of the late Hugh Clark and was
highly esteemed lady.
Our Young friend, VIM. B. Hardy, one
of the most pushing, energetic and deserv-
ing of Staunton Boys, has been appointed
gen1 ag't of the Masonic Mutual Beneficial
Association of Norfolk, a responsible posi-
ton for man of his years. He is also
State agent for the New York Accident
Company, and is doing u big business. -
His headquarters are in Richmond.
Yesterday evening, Mr.. Jos. S. Tyree, of
the firm of W. X. Tyree 81 Co., and one
of the most deserving and enterprising
of Stanton s young business men, reached
home from Georgia with his bride, nee
Miss Bessie Tyfee. We heartily welcome
the young couple to our city and trust
they may enjoy long, happy and pros
porous welded life.
Thursday evening June 5th, gay and
happy company assembled at the home of
VIM. Slower, Esq, OF this city, to witness
the marriage of our popular townsman,
Geo A. NEWMAN and Miss Mary Lewis
Slower, the charming daughter of the host
Friend George looked his very happiest
and was no doubt happier than he looked.
All passed off pleasantly and after refresh
ments and social enjoyments OF the even
ing the party dispersed. The presents
were numerous and handsome and testified
the high appreciation of our genial friend
George and his fair bride. The happy
couple have settled down to the joys and
trials of welded life with the best wishes
of numerous friends for a long and pros
porous voyage.