The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-12-18
Mrs Taylor Bissell, of staunton, is Wis

iday goods. WHEAT & SUMMERsoN.
Capt. James P Hawkins, of Bath
county, was in the city for severy days
recently.
Hon. Edward Echols and City Treas
urer Arista Hoge were in Richmond on
Monday last.
Mrs Fannie Hartman and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Bessie Wiber, have removed to
Buena Vista.
Mrs Elenora c. Henkel, wife of Rev.
S. Henkel, d. D., of New Market, died
Friday.
Your Christmas presents are safe when
shipped by the Old Reliable Adams EX-
press Company.
Nuts, candies, cakes, crackers, raisins,
currants, citron, and everything else at
Wheat s. Summersons
a brand new stock, inst bought, is
what sets off Drury & Thornton's hard
ware store so handsomely
We are indebted to Hon L. McPher-
son, Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tives, for valuable public document.
Malt Whiskey is regarded as the purest
and best. Myerley & Andrews have it
of their own Ike four years old. Try it..
If you want Christmas presents 0eliv-
cred promptly and on time, ship by the
Old Reliable Adams Express Company.
The prices of Drury g. Thornton are
very low because they paid cash for their
entire stock, buying thus to the best pos
sible advantage.
w. III. H. Lynn, j. NJ. Lickliter, z. NJ
Cushing and other Masons of Staunton
attended the grand lodge meeting in
Richmond last week.
During the "a hours beginning at 6
O'clock next Wednesday evening, Dec.
"a, firecrackeTs may be exploded any
where in Staunton.
Holiday goods.-Call and see our dis
play and examine our prices before you
order elsewhere. We are headquarters.
Wheat s. Summerson.
Miss Alice W. Robertson, daughter of
Judge w. J. Robertson, was married at
Charlottesville on the 18th to Mr.. Allen
Hancllel, of Norfolk.
We are here to please you. We have
the goods to make up an elegant menu
for breakfast, dinner or supper at Wheat
& Summerson's.
Don't lose. the value of your Christmas
presents by shipping by slow lines. See
what Adams Express Company will dc
in rapid transit and prompt delivery.
Luther Chapel, in Mt. Tabor Par
ish, Augusta county, was dedicated last
Sunday, Rev. j. E. Bushnell, of Roam
oke, preaching the conservation sermon
When You come in to Court next Mon
day call and see Mye-ley& Andrews Top
posite Valley Band). They have the
best bargains in whiskey that you will
| find in the city.
The real estate firm of Crowder, Cole
man, Brewer & Co., operating at Basic
City, have sold within the past two
weeks $4,000 worth of property in thai
| thriving city.
Your Christmas gift Come and get il
4 at Myerley & Andrews Opposite Valley
4 Bank. They have opened their Mali
4 Whiskey, and it will be on sale unit
December 9th.
When you go to Myerley & Andrews
for your $500 whiskey ask them to give
you sample of their imported Sherry
and Port wine, Is years old, or some o.
their year old whiskey.
Persons shipping presents should see
that they are securely packed, marked
with ink, giving name of street and mum
Der of house. Then send them to the
Old Reliable Adams Express Company
for prompt delivery.
Hon. J. Addison Waddell returned Oh
the 10Th to Stanton, with his bride
formerly Miss Leila Dinwiddie, O.
Charleston, s. c., and an instructor il
the Augusta Female Seminary.
House and kitchen furnishing goods
fine queensware and crockery, a large
and complete assortment of the --latest
and best styles, at Drury and Thornton's
new store, in the Trout building. Ii
this line, with their neat store, they fill
a want in Staunton.
Builders tools OF all kinds. and gen
eral cutlery, are a speciality with Drury
& Thornton, the new hardware firm il
the very best tools manufactured, an(
sell at the lowest living prices.
The large patronage already enjoyed
by Drury & Thornton, the new hard
ware firm in the Trout building comes
to them because they deserve it. They
endeavor always to do straight-for
ward business, to give every purchases
full value for his money.
Rev. DR.. Mcfarland returned home te
Staunton last week from his trip to New
York. Eminent physicians of that city
advised him to go TO the West Indies OF
| to the South Atlantic CT Gulf States.-
He will probably remain in Stanton
with his family until after the Christmas
holidays. Rev. DR.. Shanks, of Lexing-
ton, conducted services at the First Pres
byterian church last Sunday.
A son of Mr.. NJ D. Pusser, merchant
of Gibraltar, N. c., was SO badly affiict
ed with rheumatism for a year or more
as to be unable to work or go to school
His father concluded to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm on the boy 1t soor
cured him and he has since walked one
and half miles to school and back CIV
cry school day. so cent bottles for sale
by w. III. Allen, Stanton, w
''The old reliable retail liquor store
and bar of John Burns & Bro, III South
| Augusta street is on hand this year as
usual with a fall line OF the hest brands
of WHISTLES, brandies wines, gins
runs, beer &c. by the pint, quart or gal
lon Clemmer's oldest whiskey a spec
atty, good county whiskey at $500 pei
gallon. A choice line of chewing anC
smoking tobaccos. John is always on
hand and will be glad to accommodate
his many friends and customers. Give
| him call.
Mr.. J. Howard Wayt, who is not only
an active and prominent Mason, but also
a successful business man, a public spir
tied citizen and cultured gentleman
was on Wednesday night of last week
in Richmond, elected Most Worshipfu
| Grand Master of the Masonic fraternity
in Virginia. Ths newspapers of the
State, in announcing his election, have
given him many complimentary notices
in which the VIRGINIAN heartily con
ours The honor is very high one, and
was first bestowed upon George Wash
| ington, the Father of his country.
The Worthipgton Hardware Compa
ny, which bought last week the hard
ware stock and established business O.
Maslin & Booker Hardware Company
opened its doors for business last Mon
day at the old stand of the latter com
! pany, next door to Dr. n. Wayt & Bro. :
drug store. The WoFthington Company
is composed Of Messrs.. j. H. AND Clarl
| Worthington, two brothers from Fred
| ericis City, Md They are agreeable