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


ton at the W L. Asylum for female
patients,
Highland Recoydeg- Several i'oca
hontas wagons VI re in town this weei,
Some went to Staunton for Hour, because
Of the inability OF oar merchants to get
it hauled over the bad roads.
Lumberinen will do well to look III the
advertising columns Of this issue, where
they are offered by Mr.. Charles A. Alex
ander an excellent sawmill and engine,
together with an unfinished contract for
saving.
"B. Cutten has been appointed General
superintendent of the chesapeake and
Ohio and Southwestern railroad, vice j.
l.. Frazier, resigned. Mr.. Frazier Is
son Of the late Vim. Frazier, of this
place.
Maj Bagby, of this place, has com
meneed work on the foundation Of the
new hotel he Will erect on the property
of the Clifton Forge Company on Rose
avenue, near the stove and range fac
tory and the wooden mills.
Col. Geo W. Imboden is a candidate
for Judge OF the Criminal Court recently
established iii Fayette county, W. Va.
Mr. Imboden is a brother Of Gen. John
d. Imboden and native of Augusta
county.
Mr.. Hugh Rowan died at Low Moor
on the 10th, aged 20 years. He had been
a sufferer from rheumatism for q NUM-
Der Of years, which prevented him from
doing active business. He possessed a
vigorous mind, genial disposition, and
was an interesting conversationalist.
One of the most popular preachers of
the county is Rev. John w. Wolfe of
| Greenvile. Mr.. W. has four regular APP
pointments. Greenville, Calvary Chapel,
Fishersyille, and Mint Springs and he
never disappoints a congregation. He
has done and is doing great good among
his people.
There has never been greater activity
among the farmers than ut this time
The weather for a week has been fine
and the ground in order for plown@ and
every thing is going with IA whoop. All
/ the cats that could be prepared for have
been sown aud q few farmers began
/ planting corn on last Monday.
Highlad iiecorder:-Mr. d. Y. Ruck-
man, of Mill Gap, is now engaged in re
moving his household effect to the Glade
in the county Of Augusta, where he will
! ! Il ;ai1 OF
In this removal Highland loses and An
! eusta gains. as residents, a worthy and
highly respected family.
Waynesboro Times essrs. Bib,
Hartman & Co, have Dissolved partnership
by mutual consent. Mr.. L. j. Hartman
will hereafter make Staunton his head
1 quarters, but will by no means sever his
connection here, we are pleased to state.
/ Mr.. Hartman has many friends in this
place who will all be glad to see him.
In enumerating the officers re elected
by the Board of Directors of the West
ern Lunatic Asylum last week, we I'M
Willingly omitted that of the matron,
Mrs. Virginia Thompson-an officer who
has SO well and efficiently filed the po-
sition she now holds, that no other
thought would be entertained than of
her reelection.
The case of Roller VS.. Effinger, from
the Circuit Court of Rockinghanl,~ now
on the docket of the Supreme Court of
Virginia at Richmond, has been removed
to Staunton. In the case Of Tyler re-
ceiyer, VS.. Sites, administrator, writ of
error and snpersedeas awarded to judg-
ment rendered at the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah county on the 21st of Octo
/ Der, 1890.
Jury for April term of County Court
j. W. Euritt, Z. &. Diamond, j. S.
Dudley, John Roudabush, Jno. A. Hupp
man, Stewart Bowling, A. d. Tribbet,
j. A. Brown, j. A. Whitmore, Aurelius
Gibson, Frank Harlow, Samuel Col1man,
Robt O. Beard, Christian Eakle, Milford
Talley, j. Hatch Slower, JAS. A. McCue,
G. w Sims, Jno. L. Pearson, VIM. G.
Mitchell Attendance required Tuesday
April 9sth at 70 A. NJ. at the Court
House.
Richmond State: Mr.. G. c. Wheat
of Staunton. who was on yesterday
elected Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia Odd Fellows, is, as
far as regards avoirdupois, the smallest
member OF the Lodge. but he is, not
withstanding, one OF the brightest Odd
Fellows in the State. The boantifui lit
tie city in the Valley can NOW loast Of
being the home of the chiefs OF he Vir-
ginia odd Fellows and Masons. Mr.. J.
Howard Wayt is Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Masons.
! For years the editor Of the Burlington
junction, (hIo.) Post. has been subject to
cramp collie or fits OF indigestion which
Frustrated him for several hours and mn
! fitted him for business for wo 81: three
days. For the past year he has been us
1 ing Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and
! Diarrhpa Remedy whenever occasion res
1 quired, and it has invariably given in~
mediate relief. % and 80 eent bottles for
j sale by w M. Allen, Staunton and S. NJ.
! Woodward, Bridgewater, Va.
] w. Fl. Hyer has contracted to have
| five residence buildings erected on the
! lot lle purchased a year ago from j. A.
4 Hanger on Prospect street. The build
ings will contain eight rooms each. with
( modern comtor and eonvenencee, and
/ be located iii Il delightful part OF the
! city for homes. This is the spirit we
| like to see manifested. There is no more
imperative need of Staunton than add-
tional houses to rent or sell Three or
! four hundred erected this spring would
find renters or buyers. Let others so
and do likewise.
We had Il pleasant cali at the VIRGIN
IAN office on Saturday last from w. Lam
/ ier Dunn, CT Warm Springs, va. Mr..
! Dnna oUT2ls q stock farm ia Bath county,
( and is breeding tllooded strains from Dan
geriield's stables. He game oyer from the
Warm Springs with his horses, intending
! to purchase vehicle here and return ia
fiat way Rut he e.li,I he fo.ipI iha