The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-08-13

Mrs. o. C. Morris, of this place is re-
ported to be quite i'll.
Mrs. V. A. Gooch, Of this place, is yis-
iting her father in Louisa county.
See advertisement of travelling sales
man want ed in our local columns.
Miss Lizzie Chapman, is visiting
friends in this place
We are indebted to o. L. Rhodes, Esq,
for number Of New Jersey papers sent
from Aebury Park
The Misses Smith, of Augusta county
are visiting at Mr.. j w Alexander's, on
East Main Street.
Miss Emma Wiley, of Salem, Va, is
visiting her consins. Miss Lucy and Flor
enoe Wiley, of this place.
Mr. Fred liable, who has been absent
visiting friends in Winchester, returned
the latter part of the week.
Misses Jennie and Josephine Lemon
! have been visiting their relative, Mrs
A d. Haynes, of this place.
We had cali on Saturday from Edl-
tor Camper of that old and well known
| Journal the Fincastie Hef0td
! j. K Zollinger, treasurer of Rich Patch
Iron Company, was in the city yester
| day, and favored US with q call.
Dr. H. S. Hogsett, OF Stanton, veteri-
nary surgeon, was III Clifton Forge yes
terday, on professional business.
Capt. j. Z. Johnson, General Mana
ger of the Longdae Furnaces, paid the
VIRGINIAN pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo K Anderson, who has been
visiting friends in Louisa county for
several weeks, returned home on Friday
last
Mr. w. G. Barksdale, of Crozet, Albem-
arle county spent several days this week
with his cousin, Mr.. Fred Allen, of this
place.
VIM. Patrick, Esq, and ex-Sheriff L
N. r. Speck, of Staunton, were I'D Cliff
ton Tuesday and went to Covington last
! night.
w NJ Edkle, CI CtduHlOli, liac AlosCu
his family to Covington, where he has
| built for himself cosy and attractive
house.
| Capt Brown, of the stove foundry,
| left Saturday for short stay with his
| family at Ironton, Ohio, and returned
yesterday.
MONEY FoUND.-A sum of money
found by q. b. Hawkins last week can
for this notice.
Mrs. Capt T. S. Doyle. of Stanton,
with her little daughter, is visiting her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Hartman, on
the Clifton Nights
| Capt Wood has been detained from
| the road for several days on account of
very sick child, which was no better
at last accounts.
Capt. w. c. Moody, with his family,
left the last of the week to spend a week
or two with his father at Beaver Dam
| Mills, Henrico county.
Mr. and Mrs W. b. Grove and two
children left last Saturday to visit
| friends in Shenandoah county and 9TH
| er parts of the Valley.
Miss Rosa Levy and her friend Miss
Annie Dulin, Of Charleston, w. Va, ar
rived here on Friday on d visit to the
formers father, P. Levy, Esq, on East
Main Street.
Mr.. VIM. Adam, an intelligent and
prominent farmer of Louisa county, has
been in the city several days, looking
tor {. location He was entertained by
Mr.. j. E. Joping.
Mrs. Capt. Hartman and her friend,
Mrs. Ii Il. ZONES, of Baltimore, who is
on a visit to her, spent several days last
week and first Of this at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. Guy R. johnson, Of Longdale, re-
turned home Tuesday from a ''vaca-
ton His brother, Mr.. j. Z. Johnson,
returned the same day from Raverford,
where he had been attending college.
This office was compliInented on Sat
urday last by visit from Miss Cloud
Bean, an intelligent young lady of Dag
gers Springs, and her brother. Miss
Bean was the guest of Mrs. Taylor
whilst here
We had pleasant call Friday last
from Editor Mcdonald, of the Lynch
burg Virgiaaian. He has been taking
a vacation of a week or two at our
mountain wateringlplaces, and is now
at the White.
very heavy rain storm fell at Iron
Gate Monday evening, doing considera-
BILE damage, especially at the brick
yards. 1t came unexpectedly, and no
preparation had been made for the pro-
lection Of the yards.
The Statement of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company for the month
of June shows: Gross earnings, $680,81S;
operating expenses, $780, 1885, net earn
ings, $1n, 11S-increase over the pres
vious month, $780,
Mr. J. D. Dunford. who left few weeks
ago to accept a position with the Vir-
ginia Mining Company, is again back at
his old post with the Clifton Forge Com
pany. Mr.. d. likes pioneer life, but the
Mining camp furnished more of it than
he relished.
D. st. Geo. Frazer, civil and mining
engineer, has left with us the map of the
property of the Allegheny Mining and
Development Company, including the
| ''Layne" farm. 1t is neat and attrac-
tive piece of work, and shows the prop
erty to advantage.
On Sunday morning last Mr. j. R. Kel-
Ter, machinist in the G. & o. Shops
here, received a telegram from Martins
burg, W. Va, where his family resides,
conveying the sad intelligence of the
sudden death of Miss Annie Keller, his
eldest daughter, aged Is years. Mr.. K
took the first train for that place Sunday
night.
The Alexandria Gazette says that ow-
ing to the failure of the young man APP
nOintad caIot 70 Mast Do;p+ Nf;I;+orx-