The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-04-24
Marriages.

At kalorama. on the morning of the
22nd, at 8 .o'clock, Mr.. Charles K. Hoge,
an officer of National Valley Bank, and
Miss Sallie K. Bayly, the lovely daughter
of Mrs. E. w. Bayly, were united in mar
riage, Rev. Mcfarland officiating.
Attending the couple were Mr. VIM.
Hoge, of Kentucky, a brother and best
man of the groom, and Messrs Walter
Hoge, w. w. McGuffin, w. B. Wayt,
Charles Walters, Kenneth Mccoy, Thorn
ton Terry and Edward Echols.
Ga the occasion the spacious parlors
were decorated and perfumed by flowers
and evergreens. Floral arches, in va
rious designs, were suspended over the
bridal altar, and the whole scene was one
OF. mellow beauty and attraction.
The bridal pair took the f. F. V. train
for Washington, Cincinnati, Louisville
and Frankfort, KY, whence they will re-
turn to make their home in Staunton.
The bride is a favorite in Staunton, and
has the heartfelt wishes of our people
for her future happiness.
On Monday morning, at 9 O'Clock, at
the Baptist Church, Mr.. John Stott, of
this place, and Miss Rosa e. Hartman,
daughter of Mr.. l. r. Hartman, formerly
of Albemarle, but now of Staunton,
were married, Rev. DR.. Nelson perform
ing the ceremony Miss Janette Bur-
nett accompanied the bride to the altar,
and Mr. Alfred Jatfe attended the groom
as best man. The ushers were Walter
Hoge, James II. Woodward, Robert
Switzerland and Earnest Hartman.
The bridal party started on an extend
ed Southern trip. accompanied by the
kindest congratulations of their many
friends.
At Sweet Chalybeate Springs, Allie
ghany county, Va. on the 23d inst, by
Father j. w. Lynch, DIR. Richter, for
merly of Staunton. and Miss Nora Kin
nirey, the lovely and accomplished grand
daughter of the late John Kelly.
Phil. Knapp, Optician, will remain in
Staunton until April 2Sth, Court Day.
Judge Mclaughlin
A letter received from Judge VIM.
Mclaughlin, of this judicial circuit, by J..
n Ryan, circuit court clerk, from Har
risonburg, where he has been stopping
at the residence of Wingfeld Liggett,
Esq, since his illness, indicates that he
will hold his regular May term, and be in
Staunton on the LIST day of the term. He
says in it: II have arranged the law
docket, setting the cases for the 18th and
14th of May. You can arrange the issues
in the Office Judgment to the Goth and
21st of May. Summons the jury for the
18th, under the new law as comprised in
the enclosed slip. | expect to be in
Staunton on the 1st day of the next
term prepared to open court. | will
take all plain chancery DEGREES and
hope to be able to try all law cases
that do not require much effort. | fear
that will not have strength to try any
case involving effort, and might do in
justice to try such. | have improved a
good ueal in the last two or three days,
but am still very weak. I have not much
AuOfS tll'tll StTellSpH " Nitih> dCIOSS Tile
floor. l am much obliged to the mem
bers of the bar for their kind considera-
ton
From the above it will seen that Judge
Mclaughlin is getting along fairly, and
the publication will answer the numer
GUS inquiries we have received as to his
condition. We think, however, he had
better be careful about going to work
too soon.
SHILoH's CURE will immediately re-
lieve Croop, Whooping Cough and bron
chitis, W. NJ. Aliens, successor to Child
& Shelton