The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-04-23

Arehift % EOWc nave itHout Hiitsitsssf
the Mantle factory foundation and the
carpenters are at work.
Mr.. Geary, proprietor of Geary's Ho-
tel, Woodstock, Va, died on the 18th.
He was native of Ireland.
john Shughrue, Of Keezletown, Va,
was instantly killed last week by being
struck by the lever of derrick.
Mai. p. H. Woodward, we are glad to
see, is IN his room again at the ticket
office after an illness OF some weeks from
La Grippe.
The shorter the tunnel the sweeter the
kiss, but the older the cold the harder
the cure. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has
broken many stubborn coughs.
George Alexander has sold his farm
near Waynesboro to Albert Bush, Esq.
Price good and farm one of the best in
the section.
WHAT Is THE USE to pay 800 when
you can buy the Scotch Sarsaparilla for
so cents per bottle Scotch Little Liver
Pills, 25 cents For sale by w. NJ. Allen.
-"'
Rev T. II. Z. nft of Pennsylvania will
preaci ii ~, Gfeenyile Baptist church
on next SUI. & April 26 at II A. 81. and
e.9l P. n aud every night during he
week follow ia3s
Richmond Stute,-Not only has Stziun
ton tie GRIND Master Of Masons and of
Odd Fellows, hut Grand Chancellor
Olivier, Of the Knights Of l'ythias, is y
resident OF that city.
w. Fl. Lavell sold part of the Finley
farm to a gentleman from North Caro-
Inns. We hope 10 find the buyer as good
Il citizen as the other from the same State
to whom Mr.. L. sold his old farm.
The Powell Valley Iron Works, near
Edinburg, lately acquired by Boston
parties, will be put in operation at once.
The iron ore deposits near the place are
reported to be large in quantity and Of
satisfactory quality.
Prof G. e. Young, of LewIsburg, w.
Va, was in the city this week, and res
turned to his home on Monday, accom-
panied>by his wife, who had been on a
visit to relatives and friends in Staun-
ton.
A dozen or more new carpenters
reached here on Wednesday a. LII. train
from the East, and went to work at once
for contractors who had engaged them
before.
Stot
trict Attorney, reached home from a
session of Judge Paurs limited States
District Court at Danville. The Colonel
looked fresh and reports a pleasant SEES
sion just closed.
The Grand Master Of Odd Fellows Of
the State has announced the following
appointments: Grand Marshall G. V.
Grimstead, of Lexington; Grand Con-
duetor, A. Benning, of Roanoke; Grand
| Guardian, I. V. Turner, Of Old Point;
Grand Herald, H. V. Vail, of Norfolk.
The proinptness and certainty of its
cures have made Cha.nlerlain's Cough
! Remedy famous. tits intended especial
| Is for coughs, colds and whooping cough.
and is the most effectnal remedy known
| for these diseases. 50 cent bottles for
sale by W NJ. Allen, Staanton, Va.
JR Campbell. an expert diamond drill
runner from Ohio, has been engaged by
the Virginia Mining and Investment Co,
and will begin active operation ut once.
The drill was shipped to the property OF
the Allegheny Mining and Development
Company, at Low Moor, Va, yesterday,
where the first test will be made.
The important case of Peyton, G. t.,
vs. Stuart, w. A., involving transac-
tons and interests related to the White
Sulphur Springs property, was argued
for Peyton by James Bumgardner, jr.,
/ and for Stuart by George NJ. Harrison
before the Supreme Court Of Appeals
in Richmond last Monday
Plant fruit trees, nothing will pay bet
ter on the land in this country. The
| demand for fruit grows larger every
year. With little trouble farmers might
have an acre in berries also, and for the
outlay of time and money there is no
crop that gives a better return than ber
riee.
The Liberty Iron Company, Shenan-
doah County, Va, which has rebuilt
from the old olumbia-Liberty furnaces
a modern blast furnace has completed
the same and having fully opened it's
great iron ore mines and accumulated
stock of ore as well as a large supply
of charcoal, is ready to go into blast and
make fully six tines as much iron in the
one furnace as was formerly made in the
two