The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-04-03
VIM. R., only son of Rev. Collins Den

VIM. R., only son of Rev. Collins Den
ny, died on the oath ult.
Mrs. Timothy Carmody, of North Caro-
lima, is visiting her daughter in Staun
ton, and will remain here for a month
Chas Sitlington, Esq, of Bath county
was in the city yesterday. He uses a
crutch. AS the result of fall from a
horse last fall. Otherwise his health is
good.
Clifton Forge Company stock is going
off rapidly. The indications are that
all of it will be placed before Saturday
night. The scheme is one of the best
that has been projected, and will pay
all who invest in it.
Snow commenced falling here Sunday
night and continued through Monday.
Had it not melted almost as fast as it
fell, the depth would have been 6 or
inches. The temperature of the atmos-
phere was moderate.
Rev. j. W. Howe, through whose Ia
bors the U. b. Church at this place was
built, and who was the pastor of the
congregation until the last year, was
married on the 18th of March, to Miss
Rebecca J. Hancher, of Frederick county,
Va.
A Farmers Alliance was organized ut
Verona last Saturday. with the officers
named and n number of members Mr.
Ii
tary; E. q. NJ. Greiner, treasurer; J. H.
Leach, chaplain Joseph Green. SER
geant-at-arms.
Miletus g. Jones, one of the VIRGIN
IAN's old subscribers, died at Hinton,
Rockingham county, on the 21st of
March, of pneumonia. He was in the
Olden times manager of the Pollock
Hotel in Harrisonburg. He was a member
of the U. B. Church.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Witt, Lightner & Co., the successors
of the old reliable firm of | Witt & Bro.
This is one of the best firms in the Val
stock, and sell at living prices precisely
what you bargain for.
Capt. W. S. Lurtys address in Wash
ington is Central Bank Building, Penn
sylvania avenue and Seventh street,
where his law Office is located We are
pleased to hear that he is succeeding in
his profession beyond his expectations
since he has located in Washington.
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selection of first-class goods, beautiful in
design and of the best material. Mr..
Weller's reputation is so well established
for square dealing that it is household
word. His commodious and handsome
store room is we'll filled with the best
lines of goods, and all you have to do is
to ask for an article to have it laid be-
fore you.
Mr.. W. H. German, U. S. Storekeeper
and guager at Fulchers distillery had
severe fall at Fulcher's pond on Tuesday
last, by which he severely injured his
lame leg. The strain upon the muscles
and sinews of the leg was such as to pre-
vent him from discharging his official
outiCo III eCNClIi otty .. ~. -. III. f1t'
kinson, his family physician, attended
him. James Yates will take his place at
the distillery until he RECEIVERS.
Our old friend Patrick Mcnamara,
sexton at Thornrose Cemetery, rounded
his seth year on the nth, on which day
he dug a grave in as quick time as ever
in his life He is so we'll known through
the Valley that nearly all of our ex-
changes published the Findicatoy's no
tice of his Seth anniversary. He is as
health and remarkable vigor may be
accounted for on the ground that he is
always in good humor, don't let any
thing fret him, and works by method