The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-10-23
Mrs. Walter F. Bibb, of staunton, i,

the Virginia Hotel last Saturday.
John s. Patton, Esq, of the JeGey-
sonaGR, Charlottesville, was in the city
last Friday.
r. T. Leftwitch has been appointed
Registrar in the I'd Ward to succeed
Taylor Bissell, resigned.
Miss Mary Devine, of Staunton, has
returned from visit to friends in
Lynchburg.
Thomas J. Maupin, of Stuart's Draft
and Miss Myra E. Kyle, were married on
the Goth inst.
C. G. Thompson has purchased the
Prof. Ide property, opposite the GENE
terry, for $4,000.
Col. Thomas Smith and Capt. Ham,
Shepherd, of Warrenton, Va, were in
the city last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Tate Sterrett, of Lexington, lost two
of his children-one aged 3 years and
one aged months-from diptheria.
Nothing but death, or his absolute re-
] fusal, can prevent the nomination OF
James G. Blaine for President in 1899.
j. W. Perry, Esq, a prominent cotton
merchant of Norfolk, was in Staunton
last Saturday. Registered at the Virgin
| ia Hotel
! Registration closes on Saturday, Octo-
Der 25th. At any time previous to that
| day registration or transferring can be
done.
Mrs. E. G. Peyton, of Natural Bridge,
and her sister, Miss Jennie Woodward,
| of Iron Gate, are visiting friends in
/ Staunton.
The flow of water into Lewis street at
the corner of Frederick and Lewis. is /,
public nuisance. 1t ought to be RENE
died, and that promptly.
There has been an option of $4,000
taken on "Oaklands." the beautiful res
dence and farm of VIM. Hastings Greene,
| just miles from Staunton.
Washington Gillian, Alex Barbour.
and Jefferson Kemp have been appointed
by Judge Grattan trustees of Mt. Cal
vary Baptist church of this place
s. N. Miller and family, Of this place,
have removed to Baltimore. Mr. Miller
expected, when he left, to be connected
with Philadelphia business house
See advertisement of James Kenney
and Margaret Mckay for the sale of the
Kenney farm, on Middle River 1t is
one Of the best in the Valley.
There will be communion at Mt. Ia
Dor church next (4th) Sunday. Prepar-
atory services on Saturday before at II
o'clock. G.. w. SpIGGLE. Pastor.
S. III. Yost has sold to Willard f. Pc
tertish two lots on North Green Street,
Y feet inches each for $1,000. Mr.. P.
will at once erect a residence on one OF
| them.
Capt. w. Fl. Fowle, of Salem, who was
! in Staunton with Mrs. Fowie to attend
/ the funeral of his brother-ia-law. Col
| W. L. Bumgardner, has returned to Sa-
| lem.
A. B. Blackburn has sold his houss
and lot on Stafford street to Mrs. J. w
Teabo for $S00-an advance ON the price
asked, within the last few months, oi
5000
/ We learn that the late Col. W. L. Bum
gardner had his life insured certainly foE
$23, 600, and in solvent companies. There
may be other policies, but the above
amount is all we heard Of
Joseph b. Woodward. one of the best
clerks the County ever had, is in charge
of the Circuit Court Clerks Office in the
absence of J. N. Ryan, clerk. occasioned
/ by protracted Illness
The handsome new brick business
house erected by w. f. Summerson, Oh
New street, opposite the Virginia Hotel
will be occupied by J. c. Whitlock with
a select stock of groceries.
Mr.. Charles G. Maphis, formerly o.
| Harrisonburg, and Miss Bessie Dold
daughter of the late DR.. S. M. bold, O.
that place, were married in the Presbyte
rian church there ON the 14th inst.
Capt. &. A. Mushback and his accom-
plished wife, of Alexandria, spent sew
eral days with the family of Capt T. S
Doyle, of the D. & d. & B. Institution
and left for their home on Sunday morn
ing.
Paul Grow, VIM. Simpson and Logar
Turner are taking the census of Staun
ton, under the direction of Capt. T. j
Crowder, Commissioner of Revenue He
is acting by authority of the City Coun
Gil.
Phil. Knapp, Optician, is again il
Staunton, Va, and will remain unit
November 1st, 1890. Now is the time to
have your eyes examined and glasses
accurately suited. Office at DR.. Chap
mans Dental Rooms, opposite Opera
House. Oct23-1t
A man died at the poor house last
week, supposed to be J. Broomwell, from
Lackawanna, n. 7. He was abont 8:
years of age, well dressed, except he haG
lost his hat and shoes, and was found il
a neighboring woods in deincnted cor
dition. He had been seen v It'll valise
and an examination of it's contents evi
denced that he was an artist.
The 23d of October rounded the semi
centennial of the married life of J.. N
Woodward, Esq, and his estimable wife
Mr.. Woodward himself, who is now man
ager OF the Iron Gate Inn, and all of hi.
children, except Bernard, who lives il
Texas, were present at the family board
and had a real family reunion 1t was
a happy OCCASION, and will be pleasantly
remembered in after years. The pres
ents were numerous and costly.
Mr.. G. B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa
says: II have used Chamberlaine's Pair
Balm for seryere and painful burns will
better effect than anything else l have
ever tried. 1t relieves the pain instant
ly without leaving a scar.n Pain Balm
is one of the most useful medicines thai
any family can be provided with, espec
tally for rheumatism, lame back, sprains
bruises, tooth ache, ear-ache and like
ailments. One application will relIev.
the pain and fair trial insure a cure
80 cent bottles for sale by W. M. Allen.
Edward S. Morgan, staff correspon