The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-09-27

DIR. Carter Berkeley will be married II
the 5th of October, to Miss Jamie He OF
Rocky Monnt, Va.
Bessie Moore I.ackey aged IA, daughter
of Mr.. W. II, Lackey, Of Rofkbridge co {
died on the 18th inst.
The vets carried Minch' ster, Va, last
week by III n ajority. Two years ago it
went dry by 169 majority.
We direct attention to the adveril g
ment of Mr.. ] NJ. Shreckhlse, admir-, Of
a valuable farm for sale.
The infant child of Prof. W. II. Kahle
died in Jefferson county on the list and
Was brought to Stanton for interment.
We had pleasant call last from Rev.
w. B. McGilvray. of Richmond, and a
chat over boyhood days and associations.
Capt. w. H. Fowle. now of Lynchbdr =
has been in the city for several days past &,
visiting his cid friends. He met with a
cordial welcome.
Miss Josie E. Cupp, daughter of Capt
J. j. Cupp, WAS married to Mr.. O5ea Ii.
Gresham, formerly of King William
county yesterday.
Mayor 4. II. Fultz sent to the Jackson.
vile sufferers, $3.50. $3.50, the proceeds
of the concert given by Sse S enPaall Band
81 from general collection.
Mr. Thos. Maslin, brother Of MIR. Geo
c. Masiin, of this place, died at his resi-
d nc in MiddetoWn. Va. last week. aftt I
short illness. aged about al years.
Hon. David Pratt. Of New ork. was
in the city this week and favored the VIR-
GINIAN with call. He claims his State
for Harrison and No, ton by from 10000
to 40,0 goo.
Mr.. Frank Shilllett, living in North
River Gap. raised on his faru 80 bushels O.
wheat TO the acre. This is Il remarka Die
Weld for that portion of the county, and
shows good farming.
Kentucky Denmark. owned by G;lkesor
AMI Maslin, only years cid, took tee blue
ribbon in his class, and took premiums
over all ages as best dog trotter. Pretty
good-2 ribbons for two year old.
Hugh Marshall Bell, son Of Mr.. Joseph
c. Bell. Of Goshen. was killed on the 18th
at Licking; On, Ky. While coupling a train
of cars. His age was 20 years. He Was
serving as .hI akesman on tie g. and o.
railroad.
4bn ct, IF NO I ,,fh oraJ1 (lbnr0b
will be laid at 1886 a. II. Friday. Rev. j.
Snyder will of1iciate. A meeting Of the
congregation and council will he held IN
the Methodist Church lecture room at
p. m. to-das.
Rev. H. M W barton, OF Bal more, &C
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist Churt b
last. Sunday, morning and evening. al
preached two very impressive sermons.
He has been preaching every night this
week. and much interest is manifested IN
the services.
MIR. VIM. Linaweaver, prominent and
much respected citizen of Rockingham.
died suddenly Of paralysis, at his resIdeice
near Green Mount. on the J.: h Of Sepiem-
Der. AT the time Of his death he was aged
Sc years. IL months and q days. lie was
a brother of Mrs. Jos. p. Cline, of this
county.
We call attention to the Advertisement
of J. Frank kingan, WHO has in his store
No. 3 East Beverly ST., the most complete
assortment of watches, clocks jewelry ard
all kinds of goods in his line, to be found
ia any town III the Valley. Frank has
| lately reiitted his store, and lai ! in a new
$ ock, which comprises every thing, usefu.
and Ornamental. His place is neat anG
g tractive. aud he has the 600 Is to please
| the most faStidi0us.
Jno. D. Fultz, son OF Marshal, Fultz,
ESQ.,, leaves this week to take position
in business house at Newellville, La
| Mr.. FultZ is a graduate of the DunsmOre
Business College of our city, and secures
the position III Louisiana through the in
tiuence of Prof. Dunsmore. president of
the college, whose interest III his boys fol-
lows them in their business relations, even
across the continent. We shall make ful
Their note of this admirable school here
| after.
Baltimore american, Sept. 23d, 1856
Ezra Kendall, the comedian, has cause to
be proud of his audience last evening at
Ford's Grand Opera House. at ten min.
ntes of eight the line of ticket purchasers
filled the lobby and extended into the stree
Two ticket offices were open, out we're in-
sufficient for some time to keep down the
rush. Ladies filed the aisles and Grove ed
all the vacant space in both circles II e
matinee was large, but the night audience
simply prodigious. 1.-THE Pair of Kids
is superb fit this week. The star is great
in his eccentric fun, and the company is
admirable in its comic and musical work
| Augusta Surldny Schools.