The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

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Mr.. Jno. E. Sites and Miss Maggie IIots~
letter were married near Denmark, on the
! Pad inst.
See advertisement Of CD Ware. Of a
pair OF coed horses, harness and wagon
for sale
Rev. Geo. j Shuey viii preach ct Mf.
Tabor church OF Sunday, April "A at IL
o'clock q. N.
Miss sepbronia Rradd. aged SO yeare,
died near Denmark, Rockbrdge county,
last week.
Hon. Jno j. KeDna, of West Virginia,
was on a visit 10 his sister, Mrs. Welsh, of
this place last week.
Snyder is the name Of q post.ofiiee re-
Gently established near Hebron Church,
with D. A. Snyder. postmaster.
The ladies of the Y. NJ. G. A. Auxiliary
will hold COFFEE. " Thursday afternoon
next, at 1870 p. M, at the residence of
Mrs. L. G. Morton, on Gospel Hill.
VIII Churehman, Esq, returned last
week from Florence. Ala, where he Lad
been visiting for week. lie reports all
the Augusta to,s in coed health and doing
we'll.
Mr.. John Pannel. of New Hope. on.
Tuesday caught German carp below
Lucas mill dam, which weighed 96-l6
lbs. length % inches and is inches around
largest part OF the body
W. P. Schmid, Of this place. "a former
member Of the Stonewal Band, is row
musical dire etor Of one Of the big min
strel companies. His friends here will be
gratilied 70 learn CT his success.
Harry Frazier, late superintendent of
roadway management on the L. & \. rail
read, has taken Il similar position with tie
c. s. O.. and will have charge of the road-
way from Newport News to Cincinnati:
Tie appointment Of Bishop Randolph,
for Trinity Church, Stanton, has been
changed from Good Friday, April 18th, to
Easter Sunday. April Dist. at which time
the rites Of confirmation VIII be admins
tered.
Capt, G Julian Pratt has been elected
secretary and general agent Of the Valley
Mutual Life Association, the position
recently res gned by DR.. Carter Berkeley.
Capt. Pratt is well qualified for the place
and will make an efficient officer.
Prof J. L Massey. Principal of Sher-
wood Female Seminary. with thirty Of his
pupils, visited Washington city last Sat-
nray. Most Of tie yourg ladies are
from the extreme South and were DESTROYS
| of seeing tie capital of The Nation be
| fore they return home. 1t was an i'm
structive recreation and much enjoyed by
the party.
We direct attention to the electric belt
advertisement OF Mr.. G.. W. Berry. We
have seen the certificates to which he re
fers, and from the character of tie per-
sons who have used the belt, we are salts
I fed that it IS what is claimed for It. MI.
! Berry is a native Of Augusta county. and
having been benefited by the use OF this
Belt, he desires to give others afflicted
an opportunity to find relief.
I3. NJ. Gushing. auctloneer. sold on Sat
urday. April s. The following real estate:
ReYeIsionary interest il AL acres Of land
| belonging to the estate of y. K Clayton
to Mrs. N. S. Clayton for $3.50; the Welsh
faTm, 1Ol3 acres, near Schutteile's mill, 10
Mrs Susanna Stickley fer SIS per acre;
lot G6, Mulberry avenue, WayDesboro, be.
longing to the estate of Nancy Jefferson,
decd to Ellison & Antrim for 500.
The Special Committee Of the Council
on Paid Fire Department has located the
electric alarm boxes, as follows: Corner
Tams and Augusta streets. Lewis and
Frederick, johnson and Stafford, CoaIter
and Ere derrick. Coalter aid Kalorama
Green and Main, Augusta ard Prospect.
New Court House and New. Gooch lsears
HID. This arrangement is subject to
change by The Committee. -
Mr. II. s. Pope, agent for II. II. Warner
& Co., prophet ois of The famous Safe and
/ Log Cabin Remedies, is in stanton put
ting up bills, distributing samples, aud
taking orders. The great firm which Mr..
Pope represents, has laboratories in all
parts Of the habtaDle globe, and their Safe
and Log Cabin remedies have found their
way into nearly every family. They are
popular and reliable. We wish Mr.. Pope
success, aud this being his first visit to
Virginia, we extend to him q hearty old
Virginia welcome.
Rev. DR.. SAINT Rogers, appointed 10 the
Stanton charge at the last session Of the
Baltimore Nj. f. Conference, South, en-
tered upon his duties last Sabbath. His
sermon was lrief. as it was sacramental
OCCASION but clear and impressive. based
upon the fourteenth chapter and Oh to
18th verse of Max. At night the formal
introductory sermon was preached, delin-
ing the relation OF pastor and cQngrega-
ton, and the duty of each. IT wasa calm.
connected and furcefGI exposition of the
subject, and favorably impressed those
who heard it. DR.. Rodgers is deliberate
in bis manner, graceful and appropriate
in gesture, and me,hoaical and GEAR in
the arrangement of his subjects. He
promises to be q useful and popular