The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-10-29

Mrs. J. Fl. Carlisle returned from Rich-
mond Monday.
The Seminary has about eighty schoi-
ars on the roll now.
Mr.. w. F. Tinsley left yesterday to at
tend the Richmond fair.
Miss Mattes Hughes is in Richmond
visiting friends; she will also attend the
Fair.
Mr.. Arthur Lacy returned Sunday
night from trip to Philadelphia ana
New York.
The wire foot bridge across the river
is about completed and ready for pc
destrians.
Mr.. J. w. Dervin is erecting store
house on Church Street, between Sec
ond and Third.
Mr.. Sheelan of Stull s. Payne, was on
a visit to his family in Baltimore the
lirst of this week
There will be meeting at the Semi
nary to morrow evening to organize a
Lost Herr club.
Mr.. E. Blair Hawkins returned to the
citv Friday last. from his home in Mon
roe county, w. Va.
Miss Willie Davis returned Friday last
from a two months visit to friends in
Augusta county
Miss Bessie Gooc,. OF .,onsa G. H.. is
visiting her sister, Mrs Geo. K. Ander-
son, of this place.
Messrs. Jas. N. Page and r. L. Thom>
as left Tuesday night for Richmond to
attend the State Fair
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD to any man,
woman, or child that can say lone dol
lar as fast as Mr.. GIadke.
Mr.. r. G. James returned to the city
Monday, having been on visit to
| friends in Botetourt for two or three
days.
Miss Bessie Ervine, of Jackson's river,
left on Monday for Staunton, where she
goes to enter one of the seminaries
there.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church is holding an oyster
supper in the Masonic Hall for four or
five nights this week.
Mr.. Turner X. Hackman,of Iron Gate
left Monday night for Washington, ID
c., where he goes to spend week or
| ten days with friends.
Rev. W. w. Houston, who married
Miss Waddell, of Lexington, Va, died in
Montgomery, Ala. on the 18th, from a
stroke of appoplexy.
The Alliance of Bath and Allegheny
county met at Millboi Don the 10Th, and
endorsed the nomination of A. Z. With
row for the Legislature.
Mrs. Geo. K Anderson left Wednesday
morning for Roanoke. where she will
spend sometime visiting her brothers
family, Judge W. S. Gooch.
The many friends of Miss Mary Noel
wee of Low Moor, will be panied to learn
that she was seriously burned last Sat
urday by the falling of some .lime into
her eye.
The Buena Vista Furnace turned out
for the week ending October 10th, 10
tons of pig metal every "a hours. Sales
of the furnace products are keeping
pace with the output.
Mr.. Henry Farmer was in town Tues
day, in the interests of the Hobbie Mu
sic Company, of Lynchburg. Mr.. Far
mer is the father of the celebrated
twelve year boy pianist.
Mr. F. NJ Jones, left Tuesday nigh4
for Richmond, as well as did Mr.. Geo.
but they will also go to the State Fair,
which is going On there this week.
Rev W. T. Yarbrough will preach at
White Hall School House, q miles south
west of Poor House, next Sunday morn
ing, November list, at II o'clock; and at
Arbor Hill, the same evening at q
O'Clock
Mr. A. B. Bosserman, the accommodate
ing clerk in the drug house of Messrs.
W. b. Grove & Co., returned to the city
on Monday last. Mr.. Bosserman had
been on visit to his family and friends
in Augusta.
Mr. D. S. Eichelberger, of the VIR
GILMAN force, left last week to spend a
week at home in Martinsburg. A
telegram yesterday stated that he is
sick and would not be able to return be-
fore next week.
"The Wilderness the 5000 acres tract
of land in Bath county, once the prop
erty of Robert j. Glendy, was recently
sold by Captain L. Hartman and DR..
Carter BerEely, to DR.. J. S. Lawrence
of Washington, d. C.
Mr.. E. A. Snead who has been in
Lynchburg for the past several days, at
tending the Fair at that place. returned
to town Monday night. He reports that
the Fair was good one, and that good
| crowds were present.
DR.. w. Fl. Savage tells us that his new
dwelling on Pine Street between Jeffer-
son Avenue and Fourth Street, will be
ready for occupancy in about two weeks
Mr.. J. K. Brown will occ upy it. We do
not know who will occupy the residence
where Mr.. Brown now is.
Miss Grace Patterson, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. W. W. Brena-
man, wife of the Business Manager of
the VIRGINIAN, left Monday for her
home in Staunton. She will be much
missed by the many acquaintances she
made while with US.
Mr.. M. Lynx and family of Amster-
dam, New York, arrived here last Fri
day on visit to their relatives. Mr.. A.
b. Anderson and family, of this place.
Mrs. Lynx is sister of Mrs. Anderson,
and was born and reared near Healing
Springs. Mr.. Lynx is member of the
newspaper fraternity, and paid us
pleasant CALL
A. Fl. Burroughs and W. W. Lyle,
prominent lawyers Of Lynchburg, and
G. L. Adams, a successful business man
of the same city, and largely interested
in Clifton Forge, favored us with a call
on TueSday They wern on q visit Of