The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-11-28

We return thanks to Rev. C. Beard
for bucketful of the incest honey we
have seen for long time.
We learn that Mr. Nicholas Ryan, liv-
ing near West Augusta. has been par
alyzed for the fourth time, and is very
ill.
Mr.. j. W. Shirley, formerly of Augusta
county, and Miss Rebie L. Ehrnman
were married in Marshall. Saline county,
Mo-, recently.
Rev. Job Turner returned from visit
to Louisville, Ky. Monday night last.
His next trip will be to New Orleans and
other Southern cities.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Alex.
Hutchinson, father of Mr.. J. A. Hutche-
sen, was severely paralyzed last week.
He resides with his son, and is advanced
in years-a gentleman of the purest
character and model of gentleness and
kindness.
Tuesday night last. at the residence OF
the brides father in the western part OF
the city, Mr.. Charles Vaughan, OF Rich
mond was married to Miss Minnie Peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan will make their
home in Richmond, where Mr.. Vaughan
is engaged in business
The most attractive window decora-
ton is at Harris Bazaar, where Thanks
giving table is set. Covers are laid for
civ an1 tho foblo hoe in TIN oontro a
real roasted turkey, with bread, celery.
sc. A Little Lord Fauntleroy and two
little Misses are on hand ready to serve
their guests.
Messrs. D. M. Ker and Geo. S. Light
ner, commissioners for the sale of the
land belonging to the estate of Nathan
iel Ker, decd, sold on Monday last tracts
Nos. 1 and 4, including the home i'm
provement, for $44 per acre-Mr. j. n.
Armentrout purchaser The other part
of the real estate will be offered for sale
ON December 90 court day. in Stauntor.
See advertisement in another column.
Messrs. Dutton e. Co., of Gainesville,
Fla, purchased last week $1,000 worth
of furniture from the Staunton Furni-
ture Factory, to furnish their hotel at
Gainesville. Mr.. H. G. Dutton, was on
his way east to make the purchase, but
hearing of the Staunton Factory, stop
ped to examine it's work. The result
was as above stated. He was pleased
and surprised at the output of this new
enterprise. The factory is now working
over 40 hands.
Mrs. W. w. Lyons, SO well and kindly
remembered in Staunton, was married
on the 9th inst, yesterday. at her resi-
dence in Chicago, whittier she recently
removed with her interesting family
from this place. to Mr.. Ernest Flood, a
prominent railroad man of the West
Their future residence will be in
Peoria, Ill. The good wishes of host
of friends here will accompany her in
the new relations she has contracted
We metaphorically throw an old shoe
after her.
We learn that Messrs Rippetoe &
Wagner have purchased and now have
on the premises steel drill to facilitate
their mining operations for anthracite
coal on the Mcbride survey The indi
cations are very favorable for finding /
large vein of this valuable fuel The.
heretofore have been operating will
pick and shovel and the hand drill, ant
have made considerable progress ever
with these primitive methods in devel
opment. We hope soon to be able t.
report that abundant success has fol
lowed their enterprise.
To-day, Thursday. is thanksgiving
day. 1t should be generally observed
We have much to be thankful for, II WI
would only recount the blessings W.
have enjoyed during the past year, ant
those now flooded upon us.
kindly thought or kindly act from
those who rest under the favor of for
tune, would properly accentuate the oc
casion. Whatever may have caused I
condition of perjury, we know the poo
we have always with us, and it is on
duty as we have been blessed in baske
and store, to share with those who's
/ lives may not have fallen in pleasan
| places A kind word or a kind ac
manifested in the proper spirit, vii
carry pleasure to the unfortunate, ant
be bread thrown upon the waters tt
return after many days.