The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-02-28

4 w Docher, OF Charehyille. l4iior, IN
plaza Of Logan Turner. '~
I Mr.. A. {. Fry, one of Wanyesboros
most prominent citizens, paid our city
1 business visit on Tuesday.
W dileol attention to the advertisement
4 Of Mr.. Thos semmes. of valuable land,
ia thjs issue Of the VIEGINiAN
Judge tirat,an. Commissioner of Immi
! grafton. has returned fromhis official visit
to the Western and Northwestern States.
DIR. r. :. Hamilton, Geo. G, Hanger and
( John Z. Bear have been installed as hul-
ipg Elders ia Loeb Willow Church, Church
vile. ..-...
The ladies Of The y. NJ. c. y. will give
a. coffee to-day at Mrs DR. A. NJ, Hen
kel-s, West beverly street, from TO 6
p. m. .--
Mr.. w r. Hess, formerly OF Green
vile, and Miss Carrie Forster. of Hun
tington. were mafried'in the latter place
On the l9:h. ~
Hon. y, b. LiQhtner has SO far recov-
cred from his recent illness as TO be about
attending 10 his business, He was in tie
city last week.
Buffalo Gap Springs. advertised in the
YfGINTANby ". i. Craig, commit was
sold on Monday last TO Mr.. Wn. Sedg,
wick for $3.50. 6. s4s,
Measles prevail in the vicinity of Her
! iFs.or r. = -, No n m II
will have 70 be temporarily suspended as
a consequence.
! Or. a. II. Henkel had The misfortune
TO lose his Gne bay riding horse last week
He was apparently well at night and was
dead in the morning,
| Mr.. D. T. Cox's hog per. was raided the
othern night; one of the hogs killed and TIA
ken away and The other driver some dis
tanee from Tie pen
NJ. r. Coyuer will take the position of
individual book kt eper in the Augusta
National Bank. made vacant by the resig.
nation Of W J. Perry,
notwithstanding The extreme cold and
falling sRow. there WAS a very goosl crowd
in town Court day. Horse trading ap-
Feared TO he very active.
The ladies Of the Lutheran chnrei will
give dinner at March Court for the bene-
fiji Of their church enterprise. The place
v L be Announced hereafter.
Herman Becker. ESD. of phl2deiphia.
one OF The Directors Of the Stanton and
| West Augusta Railro.d company. is in the
city. stopping at the Mozart.
Messrs. w. L. Palmer and J. W. Good
loe, of Big Stone Gap, favored us with a
cafl last week, They are full Of the Gap
ana predict for it a great future.
Rev. John 4. Preston, the popular pas
tor OF Thklipg Spring Church. has ac-
ceg ted a call TO Florence, Ala. Ills corr
greealion wiilpirt with him regretfnlly.
MIR. r. L. Mnrry, while engaged yester-
day in putting the gas pipes in the new
stora room of n, G. Go9ch, on Main St.
| inhaled The gas, and was overcome by The
effects.
W. M. Blaekley, late Of J. II. Blaekley
s. son, takes the place in The City Treas
urer's office made vacant by the accep-
lance of Charley Hoge OF u position in the
! National Valley Bank.
The ANIMAL Meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary ofthe Y. N. Q. A. FOR the eec-
ton Of Officers. will be held at tie Y Nj.
C. y Hal Monday night next, at o clock.
All members are urged to attend.
alfred Cone has accepteda position with
the drug house Of Child & Shelton Mr..
| Cone is registered druggist. and brings
his certificate With him. as evidence Of
his proficiency. He viii be glad to see his
ffinds. iss4.-.s
Mr. A rs Myers. "a brakeman on the G.
& o. railroad had his foot crushed by a
passing train at Goshen. He was brought
to town and the foot anputated by DR.. A.
II, Henkel. Mr. Myers was moved to his
home near the city.
All the stock. to the amount OF S25 GEO,
has been subscribed for the purpose Of
organizing a company for the manufacture
of the Waddell Electrical Anti-Collision
apparatus. All railroad men who have
examined the machine have pronounced
in its favor, .-,4.+-
On yesterday morning Mr.. Fioyd T..
Bateman, son Of Maj. Z Bateman. of
; Flshersvi3e, a young man of fine busi
ness qualifications. aud Miss Rosa Allen,
daughter Of Mr. ID. ". Allen. of Gordons
vile, were married at tbs. latter place.
> Mrs. Julia Dunlap. mother Of Bailey
Dunlap, ESQ. near Cbarchyille, was
Stricken with paralysis On Saturday last.
One side aud arm are affected by the Attic
] ton. It WAS not apprehepded that there
S was any immediate danger from the at
tack.
Mr.. S. 5. Miller, ia charge Of the Staun-
ton Iron Works Company, has gotten
q things in good shape, and is prepared to
. receive and execute CTders with prompt
i ness and satisfaction. Mr.. Miller is :
y practical workman and q pleasant geutie-
s man to deal With.
Fifty of the students at Prof, w. Fl
= Kable's schools, in charge of three of the
professors. left on MondaysIast for Wash
: Iingtop, and viii return to day. They so
for the purpose Of seeing Congress in SEES
J, sion, the public buildings. and taking il
all thai can be seen. *.-i .r.- -.4.... -
; Mr. WIN. Montgomery fell from the real
of bis wagon yesterday in front of "heat's
i grocery store. and received quite severe
shock, the / ack Of his head striking tn,
Il ground. lie was taken into Wheat
store, where DR.. Fred IIenkle renderet
= tie necessary medical attention.
Secretary Dadman and H. NJ MeIlhany
Ipresident of the State 7 nj. CA, Yistet
Harr sonburg last week, for the purpos'
OF organizing Y. ID. q. A. at that point
IS Much interest was manifested, and al
g As8ociat ion will be organized. In few
hours they raised $lsG50 towards thi;
1t object.
J. Atthe Valley Bank, owing to the heav
9 work required OF the book keepers. Their
will in future be three Individual ledgers
It The look keepers wiil be r. NJ. Guy, A
lie G. Robertson (lateof Hughes & Robert