The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-06-29

j e:an& scissor si3arpener was in
ao'yn Tuesday
People IRE }eaviag the cities for the
summer resorts.
There was 3 break down at the Ice
plant this week
Dr. Henry Ciimer. OF Healing SPRING,
BATH county IS dead.
Hon. A Z #ithrow made flying trip
TO Kentucky last week.
Prof Bow'as' Orchestra was ont sere-
nadins en- eaesday night.
Mr. Simpson Williams was on the sick
iiet saver4! days this week.
Capt Lewis Harman returned from a
visit to Stanton on Monday.
Mr. VI c. Hamilton is now engaged in
assessing property at Iron Gate.
A grand Fourth Of July celebration
will take place at Harrisonburg, Va.
Editor Campbell of the Covington
Sentinel, was in Clifton on Sunday last.
Harvest has begun in earnest, and
farmers are rejoicing over an abundant
yield.
Miss Elsie Bailey returned on Monday
last from,a delightful visit to friends in
Richmond
Walk ia any direction you please, and
you Will see improvements being made
i'll this city.
Mr.. Richard Snead is assisting j. Ken
ney Brown, Esq, in looking after his
laundry trade.
At 5 o'clock on Sunday evening next,
there will be a number of persons bap-
tjzed at Iron Gate.
Mr.. E. w. Grice hes disposed of his
horse and phaeton to % MFR. King, of
Lopgdaie Furnace
The Messrs. luke from Falling Spring
Valley, attended Episcopal services in
this city on Sunday last.
Geo. K. Anderson, Esq, Cashier of the
Allegheny Bank made a business visit
to Iron Gate on SATURDAY. last.
Miss Katie Alley made a brief visit to
friends in Anderson, WA, on Saturday
last, remaining until Sunday evening.
Mr.. Philip Mauir, one of the popular
James River division engineers, made a
brief visit to Staunton a few days since
1t is q pleasure to see those who here
tofore were seldom seen in the churches.
now taking an active part in religious
services
Mr.. ". @. Lauck left for Covington on
Monday last, where he has accepted q
situation in the Office of the Sentinel,
temporarily.
Capt. R. H. Davis has erected a large
livery sign, reaching from the Publish
ing Cos building to Pendleton Bros
hardware store.
N. P. Painter Esq, attended revival
services at Iron Gate on Tuesday last,
and assisted the che. in rendering very
inspiring music.
Hereafter we will furnish all the news
of interest to our railroad friends, hav-
ing procured the services of a very COM
petent reporter.
A new engine from the Richmond Lo-.
connective Works, built for the C.G.C. &
st. Louis r. r.. passed through Clifton
on Monday last.
The Y. NJ. G. a. building is strikingly
attractive, and tie interior will be finish
ed in the most artistic 1na amer. Its pro-
portions are imposing.
Mrs John Dr. Carroll, who is spending
some time at Gladys Iun at Clifton
Forge with her husband, was in Romeo
verte, w. Va, last week.
Rev. J. H. Davidson, of the Methodist
church, baptized four adults in Dry
Greek on Sunday evening last. A large
crowd was in attendance
Mr.. Walter Rush, of Front Royal, has
accepted a position in the Barber Shop
conducted by Robt, Entsminger, Esq.
He is said to be a tirst-class workman.
Attention is directed to the change of
schedule of the G. s. 0. Railroad, which
appears Oh the fourth page of this issue
Read and govern yourself accordingly.
Magistrate E. 4. Snead has pleasant
Office, second floor of the 'Nettleton''
building, and is ready to t1y all cases
impartially that may be brought before
him.
This section of country was never so
attractive as now. There is grandeur
about its mountain scenery unsurpassed
Come, and drink in its health-giving at
mosphere.
Miss Susie Roadcap, of Goshen, re
manned over night on Thursday last with
her cousins, the Misses Bowles, daugh-
tiers of Mayor Bowles, on her way to the
Normal Institute.
To-day the sale of delinquent stock of
tIo CllttoL L di&S NOi1pdl'y takes D1dCo,
at y O'Clock. noon, at the Company's Of
fee, Frazier building. Be sure to at
tend and bid lively.
Rev. Colin Stokes, of Covington,
preached in the Presbyterian church
morning and night, on Sunday last, in a
very acceptable manner. He assisted in
the Holy Communion.
One hundred and ten dollars was the
receipts of the entertainment for the
benefit of the Odd Fellows, held in Ma
sonic Hall last week. Mr.. Gee Quinlon
was awarded the barrel of flour.
Mr.. Jacob Bumgardner, of Staunton,
District Deputy Grand Lecturer Of Roy
al Arch Masons, arrived n this city and
participated in masonic meeting last
night. He viii return to Staunton to>
day
That sterling Democrat, Hon. James
Marshall, of the Ninth District, was in