The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-03-07

SarSU 1or % QUO ID me valley NJ utuhi.
Mrs. Charles Irvine, OF Stanton. has
gene 10 Roanoke TO join her husband. who
is the cashier at the freight office i'll That
place.
Weller & Elder o1fer great bargains in
shoes. boots. bats, sc, fer the next SO
days. Call early before the stock is picked
over
Mr.. n. Fauber. of De Sofa, Mo-, who
leftIAugusta 10 1857. was Oh a visit 10 his
native county last week. enquiiing for
frients.
We have received a number of tie Flor
ence, Ala, Semi Weekly |i'ape. 1t is a
neat. newsy, live paper. and looks healthy
and prosperous.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of 2. e. Wilson The offer is q rare one.
and tie opportunity exceptiouable for an
active business man.
Nj. J. NJ. Houif was throwa out of the
buggy OF Mr.. ". n. Wilson last week as
they were making a short turn i'll the
street, and had his hip bruised.
Mr.. p. S. Roller. jr., Of Rockingham,
and Miss Tripiett, of Shenandoah county,
were married at the residence of the
brides father. in Tuesday last.
Mayer Fultz has instructed the police
ID enforce the ordinance against allowing
distractions or the side walks. They have
been busy executing The instruction.
Mr. a. Stuart HoaH. son of Z. L.
Hmif, Esq. was married on Thursday
last to Miss 5aowalter, daughter of Mi.
g. W. Showalter, near BIT. Crawford.
we regret to learn that MIR. G. A.
G8adke, our Maia street dry goods mer-
chant, las decided 10 leave Staun:on.-
Next week his advertisement will ex-
plain.
Nj. Campbell has removed his confec-
tion and fancy goods store from Augusta
to Main street. III the room recently va
Gated by narkman & Singer, where he will
be pleased to see his friends.
Mr.. Jno. T. McChesney and wife, of
Aberdeen, Dak., are visiting hias, Me-
Chesuey. his mother, in this pace. John
has prospered in the far west, ard is new
at the head Of a lourishing banking estab
lisb13ent.
II not ing the changes in the force III
the National Valley Bank, it WAS stated
last week that Blr Jeb Stuart returned to
his OLD place. lie has been promoted. nd
d .servedly SO. he is a faithfaI and tfi
eient officer and gentleman al over
We direct attention to she card Of W. J.
Nelson & Co., real estate dee lers, sc. Flor
ence- Ala. Ir Nelson is well known in
this part of Virginia IS reliable gentle
man wAo viii promptly aud efficiently at.
tend TO any business entrusted to him.
In mentioning the confirmation Of the
sale of the Gem" or Mines Furnace TO
Mr.. D. w. FllcSwir last week. the figures
were pat. through a typographical mistake
at 81 800 eco. They should have been
500. 000-a considerable difference.
Col A. W Hagman was in the city
Monday on his return from a visit to his
daughter. Mrs Virginia Chesterman, OF
Richmond. He is now engaged in rail-
road construction in Kentucky, aud is get
ting along iii bis work satisfactorily.
We regret to learn that Capt j. II. Cal
lia0n. county surveyor. is confined to his
bed by a complication Of diseases. He is
one of the most useful citizens OF the
county. and esteemed everywhere for his
high character both as gentleman and an
officer.
On Tuesday morning last. at Tie resi- :
deaee of the brides mother. in Clifton
Forge. by Rev. Father Lynch. Mr.. Jno.
VI. Barrett, formerly OF Staunton, to Miss
Agnes Caldor, daughter Mrs. Mary Cador,
of the former place. The ceremony took
place at mass, and the welded pair took
the 8 o'clock q. m. train for Richmond,
Old FONT, Roanoke, and thence to.their
future home at Clifton Forge.
An old Democratic friend called at the
VIRGINTAN Office last week aud in a con-
idential way said he wanted something
from UarTis0n's administration We re-
piled. Why you area Democrat. ''Ye s. he
said, but lam weakening like thunder and
l am sure ] will not do the Republicans any
harm We told BIN that Harrison's
would be a Republican administration.
and that he would have to weaken at the
right time, and to purpnse-before an
election and not after-to get within the
sacred circle.
An effort is being made TO establish a
cannery at or near Mt, Sidney. y meeting
Of the farmers Of the vicinity was held on
Saturday 2j inat.. and committees we're
appointed to obtain information, formu-
! late plans for the organization Of CON-
papy to manage the business. &C.. the
committees to report to an adjourned
meeting at AIt. Sidney on Saturday, 9th
inst, at O'Clock o. m. 1t is hoped that
ali who feel an interest in the scheme will
attend. and that tie efforts OF the promo.
ters will prove successful.
Oar old friend. Capt. H. z. Dickinson.
was in the VIRGINIAN office on Monday.
A few weeks ago he was suffering froEs
| the effects of an cid wound received III
the army. AMI he thought he would have
to have his leg ampuated. He was ad-
vised to place himself under the treatment
Of Prof. Pool. He did SO. and when we
saw him be said he was much improved and
knew that the treatment had greatly ben
Gifted him. He has the use Of his injured
limb. ard moves as though nothing was the
matter, although few weeks ago he was
SO disabled and the limb SO much swollen
that he had TO have assistance to get
about. We hope he may be soon entirely
restored to health.
The Century Magazine fer March has
been received from its publishers in New
York. Its contents are: The Grand Lima
of Trans Balkal. Siberia. The Rival Souls
The Last Letter, Old Italian Masters
Christian ireland. Pictures of the Far
West, Abraham Lincoln. The Use of Oh
to Still Waters, Dawn to the Capitol
! York Cathedral. Something Electricity il
Doing, Loves Unrest, AlX de Moran,
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