The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-02-12
w. H. H. Frenger, editor of the Clifton

w. H. H. Frenger, editor of the Clifton
Forge ReUieso, was in Staunton last Sun
day visiting his mother.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Mather's glove cleaner, for sale only by
DR.. N. Wayt & Bro, Druggists.
! VIM. Black, who went from near
Stuart's Draft, this county, to Oregon.
arrived a few days ago to visit home.
Edmund Berkeley left Staunton last
Saturday for South America. to return
to his duties as conductor on the Pana-
ma railroad.
Mr.. W. j. Lambert has returned to
this city from Richmond, KY, where he
had been for some time engaged in rails
road construction.
Tonight, February 10, is the time at
which Alexander Salvini will appear at
the Staunton Opera House in Don
Caesar de Bazan.
Col. e. C. Best. owner of the laa ge
saw mills ut Ronceverte. w. Va. was
registered at the Virginia Hotel last
Friday.
Saturday of this week win be St. Val
entine's day. For several weeks vaien-
tines have been objects OF attraction i'll
stationers' windows.
Maj George Chrismari and Col q. I.
Barbee, two leading men in the Far
mers Alliance of Rockingham, were in
Staunton Monday
The Missionary Society of the Baptist
Church will give a lunch next Saturday
in the lecture room from to p. IN.
Admission 10 cents.
James Wehn, of the Virginia Hotel
barber shop spent the greater portion
of last week on "a trip to Newport News
and other places in southeastern Vir-
ginia.
Hon. st. Geo. Tucker was one of the
invited guests at banquet given last
week to Justice Harlan of the Supreme
Court and responded to the toast, The
Virginians.n
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Crowle, with
their young son John d. Crowle, ir., will
leave on the F. +. V. express this morn
ing for Baltimore. They will be absent
from home for several days.
A Martha Washington Tea will be
given at the Masonic Hall in Greenvile
by the ladies of the Baptist Church on
Friday afternoon and evening, Feb. 90
Proceeds for the benefit of the parsonage.
Newton G. Watts has resigned his Of
flee as deputy for Sheriff Speck. After
he has settled up his official business, Mr..
Watts will devote all his time to his can
vass as candidate for the office of
sheriff
Mr.. John 7. McChesney spent last
Sunday in Staunton visiting his brothers
and sisters here. He was on his way to
Chattanooga, where he is located as
general manager for the Boston and
Chattanooga Land and Iron Company
Lent began with yesterday, Ash We'd
nesday. and will continne until Easter
Sunday. March 30. Regular services will
be held at ST. Francis Catholic Church
on every Wednesday and Friday even
ing during Lent, beginning at $50.
The Greenville Y. NJ G A. has elected
the following delegates and alternates
for the state convention: Delegates-W.
G.. Abney, j. w. Churchman, c. W.
Fitch alternates- p. Gil<eson, G. A.
Shields and e. T. WhiteseIl
President E. Asher, of the Staunton
Shoe Factory, returned from Philadel-
phia Monday with his bride He was
married on February 1 to Miss Clara
Marquis, at the residence of her parents
in Philadelphia
James Cochran, youngest son of Col.
J. G. Cochran, has been kept at his home
near Folly Mills for several days by an
attack of measles. He will soon be able
to return to his studies at the University
of Virginia.
The supper given in the United Breth-
rem Church last Friday night by the
girls society was very literally patroniz>
ed, and an enjoyable time was expert
enced by all present. About SIS was
realized, to be used toward buying fur
niture for the church.
A gentleman in Union county, NO,
who is too modest man to have his
name mentioned in the newspapers, va,
cured of rheumatism by Cbamberlain's
Pain Balm, after trying other medicines
and treatments for thirteen years so
cent bottles for sale by w. M. Allen
j. Newton Mauck, a young man and
merchant at Koiner's Store, on the s. V.
r. R., left on the Goth ultimo for parts
unknown. He told his Young wife, who
was Miss Davis, that he was coming to
Staunton and would be at home the
next day.
W. H. Mccormick, Esq, of Chicago
president of the Clifton Forge Compa
ny, stopped at the Virginia Hotel on
Thursday last, and visited the rooms of
the Beverly Club, at night, in company
with Hon. James A. Frazier, of Clifton
Forge Mr.. Mccormick went east on
Friday.
VIM. M. Day and Bette Hall were
tried in Roanoke for adultery and were
found guilty-Day being fined $3.50 and
and Hall $50. Day has a wife, but lived
with and claimed Hall as his WIFE Wife
number one was on hand at the trial.
1t is stated that the parties came from
Staunton or lived here at one time
The following is list of the grand
jurors to be summoned for the February
term of the county court: Geo. A. Gull
ley, John ]. Harner, Henry D. Peck, g.
w. Powers, John V. Bell, John HI. Alex
ander, Henry T. Edison, VIM. j. Brown.
VIM. H. Cochran, Benz. p Cav, E. Z.
Patteson. and Camillus D. Butcher
Among the directors of the recently
organized Camden Company, whose
town site lies in Allegheny county at the
junction of Potts Creek with Jacksons
River, are ]. Fred Efffnger and H. w.
Hilleary of Staunton, the latter of whom
is also general manager. The president
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