The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-09-06

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September, with big r. means that the
OYSTER season has opened. Our restaurants
will keep them on hand all the time.
DR.. T. e. Lindsey was taken suddenly
i'll last week, but is much better at this
writing.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Jos. +.
Cline, residing four miles from Stanton,
is quite i'll.
j. Fred Davis, son of J. f. Davis, re-
turned from Michigan last week and VIII
enter Prof. Kable's school for this session.
Mr.. G.. W. Lyle. cadet at the Naval
Academy, returned to that institution last
week under orders from the authorities
there.
Mr.. Jno. Wilson. residing about two
miles from Stanton on the Schutterle
Mill road, is down with fever and has been
very Ill.
Mai. B. F. Eakle. of the White Sulphur
Springs, has been nominated by the Dem
ocrat of Greenbrier county, for the Leg
slature.
Misses Lille OFT. of Greenyille, and
Maagie Etlinger. of Harrisohbufg, are
visiting Mrs. E. Knowles, on West Fred
erick street.
DIR. A. M Henkel is greatly improving
and making very handsome property our
of the Donaghe house, on Main street,
recently purchased by him.
Frank Powell son of Hugh Powell. Esq,
takes the place of assistant librarian OF
the Y. M. c. A.. made vacant by the de-
parture of Paul Pratt for Mexico.
Mr.. J. A. Peck, secretary of the I. M
C. A., Charlottesville, and for many years
connected with the press of that place, ia
vored US with cali yes elday.
Miss Emma Emile Grimm, of the music
department of the d. d. & b. Institute OF
Staunton, was married at Camden, N. } =.
on the 9Th to Mr.. w. d. Rusmisell. of this
place.
We are indebted to Mrs. J. M. Harper.
of Mt. Sidney. for small box OF delicious
Strawberries. gathered from her strawber
nv bed. She will accept our thanks for the
kind remembrance.
Frank Paul, of Rockingham, and w
B. Smith, of Augusta, both colored, were
admitted to the penitentiary on Mon
day last, the irst for seyen years and TIT
latter for three years.
Rev. j. E. Holt. of Rockingham. will
preach in the U. B. Church. staunton, or
next Sabbath morning and evening. Rev
j. W. Howe filling Mr.. Hott's appoint
ments in Rockingham.
Mr.. Jno. P. Kerr. formerly of the Har'
risonbnrg Register, but now OF Ashville
N. c., was in the city this week. the guest
of DR.. S. HarnsbergeF. He will remain in
the Valley several weeks.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals will meet
in Stanton on the 10th of September.
The docket is not large. and the probable
ity is that the term Will be shorter than
usual, on that account.
Prof. E. Fl. Slower, formerly of this
b,ace, but now of Texas, is visiting his
brother, Dr.. Slower, of Broadway, Rock
ingham CO.. Va. His mother, of Staun>
| ton, is also visiting her son.
Mr.. j. II. Lindsey. of Kernersville, N
c., arrived in Staunton on Tuesday. and
on Wednesday entered upon the duties OF
assistant teacher in the u. aud D. and B
| Institution, to which he was elected SOME
time since by the Board of Visitors.
| Councilman Daniel Crimmens left las
Tuesday night for Columbus, Ohio, as the
representative Of the Hibernian Benevo
| lent Society of our city, TO attend the an
nual meeting of the order, which ia helG
this wear in Columbus Thursday next.
F. W. Jones, Esq of the Washington
CITY bar, was on visit to StauGton last
week, the guest of Mr.. j. W. Blackburn
of the W. l.. Asylum. He had been a
Black Rock Spring for several weeks an(
experienced much benefit from the waters
We are gratified to state that work has
| commenced on the U. B. Church in this
place, on Lewis street. The location il
convenient and desirable, and when the
edifce is completed will be great i'm
provement to the locality where it is to be
| erected.
We regret to learn that Mr.. John Schut
terle. one of our most highly respected
citizens, was taken suddenly sick last Sat
urday while engaged in his mill on Middle
| RIVER. DIR. j. M. Hanger, of Staunton
was called in and at last accounts he was
improving.
C. H. Ingles, Esq, of Martinsyilie, Va.
has been in the city for several weeks,
pitient of DIR. Stephen Harnsberger, ano
! boarding at the latJer's house. The treat
| ment he has received has improved him
greatly. and we earnestly hope that BIZ
may be soon restored to full health.
Our old friend. MIR. A. Rexrode, of The
Mcdowell neighborhood, called at the
| VIRGINIAN office last week in company
with his little son and Mr.. irvine. HI
was full of Republican enthusiasm, and
gives gratifying report of tile condition
| Of the party in that county.
A sorrel mare. for say ten years the rid
ing horse of the late Mr.. ]. Bell, o
Waynesboro, then Of his brother the lat
J. Wayt Bell, then of VIM. Asst. perhap
30 odd years old, in being lead along An
gusta street, dropped dead on the 5th inst
at one p. m. It deserves decent sepulture
Henry Michael, among the Oldest O
twenty-five children of the late Johl
Michael on North River, mile north Of
| Mt Scion. now in his Goth year, cultivated
twenty acres of corn the past summer il
Clinton county. Ind. Tha youngest child
Absolam Michael, in his 18th year, il
residing within mile of his natal spot.
| We learn that Mr.. Joe Shedding, son O.
the late James Shedding, has been appoin
| ted to succeed his father as manager al
the Low Moor furnace. We are gratifie(
| to make this announcement. as it is
| grateful tribute to the memory of th,
deceased, as well as the recognition of
deserving and competent young man.
A letter from Staunton to the Religion
Herald, Richmond. refers to Prof. S. II
| Owens, as follows "Dr. A. B. Woodfn
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