The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-11-14

on VIII fllld N olandine Tor sale at
the drug store of p t. Allen.
Mrs. JOS. L. Earth and daughter are
visiting her parents in New York
Col j. l.. Peyton and wife have taken
ROOMS al 3lczart House for.the winter.
Mr. Hank Shaw, of Rockbridge, paid
the NIRaTNIAN a pleasant visit on We'd
nesday.
Arista Hoge, city treasurer, ]. Howard
Way and WA. Wholey were in Roar
ole this week.
Mr. t. D. Root, Of the Broadway I'm
terpyise, was in the city Monday, and
called al the NIRGINIAN Office.
Col G. +. Hoge and Capt. II. p. Mason
of Frankfort, Ky, were registered at the
Virginia Hotel on Monday last.
Mrs. w. A Cushing and her daughter,
o Baltimore, are visiting the family OF
E. NJ. Cushing, Esq, in West End
Th4 cadets from the Kable school at
tended the Y. NJ. G. A. meeting Sunday
la st in a body Seventy-iive We're pres
en-
Capt ". II. Fowle is in town resting
from his arduous labors as assistant sec
Rotary Of the Democratic State Commit
tee.
Miss Emma Coyner, OF near Waynes :
boro, who has been visiting Miss Lucy
VanI4ear, OF Long Glade, has returned
home.
Mr.. W. NJ Allen has purchased the
drug business of Childs & Shelton. Mr..
Allen will continue the business at the
old stand.
Rev l.. Rosser, the evangelist, was
registered at the Virginia Hotel on
Tuesday last He went east on the
morning train.
Chas NJ Gallaher. formerly of Waynes-
boro, but now of Roanoke and Miss
Minnie Burdette were married in Char
lesion, on the 18TH.
Mr. Giles Devier of the Harrisonburg
Register, and Mr. K. 0. Hinkle and
Judge Geo Calvert of New Market were
in the city this week.
Mr.. Lee Christian, son Of A. q. Chris
tian. Esq, was married to Miss Julia b.,
daughter of W. T. Smith. Esq, of Green
vile, on the eth, Rev. Mr.. Murray of
floating.
Z. N. Cushing, auctioneer, sold Satur
day last, the brick store house, conner
Beverly and New streets, now occupied
by Trieber's queensware house, to Capt.
Jno. H. Dineen for $4,000.
Mr. G. T. Harris has left at the NIR-
GINIAN Office a strawberry vine i'll full
/ bloom, and on it several matured ber-
ries. This is singular i'll this latitude,
in the middle of November.
l.. n Long has moved his grocery
store from the i5randeburg building, on
New Court House Street, to the room in
the Burns building, South Augusta
street, formerly occupied by p. L. VIII
/ son,
Staunton is to have a wholesale notion
house. to be opened by Messrs. j. ii
Harris & Co., of Frederick, Md, in the
commodious and well arranged store
house, 1928 S. Augusta Street, owned by
Jno. ID. Crowle, Esq.
w. a. Young and H. III. Bell, jr., from
the Fiat Top section, and John Young
from Clifton Forge, were in attendance
at the wedding of Miss Annie Bell
daughter of Maj II. N. Bell, and Mr.
John Liggett, last night
Messrs. Lightner and Curry, commits
sioners, sold, by E. NJ. Gushing. auction
Ger, GA the 9th, the Whitesel tract o
unimproved land, "a acres ana poles a
$50 per acre. ID. S. Sheets was the pur
chaser. This was a good sale.
A. j. Livick Il Bro. have purchased o
A. F. Robertson. ESD, the brick build
ing near the arch bridge, formerly occu
pied by the 5taunton Planiug Mill. The
Messrs. Liviek will move into their new
quarters about the first of December
The hour OF 8: 30 O'Clock for the Y. NJ
G.. A. PRAYER meetings next week, il
fixed to enable the young men engaged
in business to attend Wetrust the pro
prieotors of business houses will bea
this in mind and act accordingly.
Mr. JAS S. Anderson has been APP
pointed storekeeper and guager, at Bum
gardeners distillery, near Greenville, re
lieving Mr.. Z. A. Brownlee. Mr.. Ander
son has had large experience in the du
ties of the position and is well qualified
for the trust.
A freight train on the Valley Railroad
run off the track at the Asst trestle neal
the depot at this place, Oh Tuesday
night about eight o'clock. 1t was loaded
with cattle, three of which were killed
and others injured. There was not much
damage done to the train.
Our friend Dr. Geo. H. Eyster, of Bal
timore, has been rusticating in the
mountain section of Augusta, near
ChurchviIle, for week or ten days past
His pasttiine has been in bird hunting.
having brought his setter with him. We
have not learned of the success with
which he has met.
Mr.. John Ct. Reaves aged IS years
son of Madison Reaves, Esq, near Mt
Scion, was killed by a kick from horse
on the evening of the 9th inst, while
unloading corn at his fathers Young
Reaves, after throwing off the load, got
out of the wagon to gather d few years
that had fallen near the horses feet
when he was killed instantly by kicl
in the head.
"Nolandine, as a tonic and liver regu
lAtor, is endorsed by the finest line o
testimonials ever given medicine.
Council Meeting
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