The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-08-24
About People You Know.

tuesday.
ME-. D. Patterson was in Huntington
w. Va. on business.
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fit for the family circle.
Travel to the Worlds Fair from Vir-
ginia is largely on the increase.
Mrs. G. Winter and children Spent
several days this week in Roanoke.
The Millinery Store of Mrs. J. W. Hess
has been improved by coat of paint. =
bliss Emma Grice is at home after a
brief visit to Rockbridge Alum Springs.
The Allegheny Institute will begin its
Fall session Wednesday, September 9th.
Bishop Randolph will hold services in
the Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing.
We are prepared to do job printing of
every description. Cali and leave your
orders.
Miss Emily Talley, of Richmond, Va,
is on a visit to her brother, Mr.. VIM. Tai
ley, in this city.
Drummer Evangelist Fife will begin
his Waynesboro meetings on Sunday
September 10Th
If women will persist in apin mems
fashions, what's the matter with taking
off their hats in the theater.
This is the time Of the year when fish
ermen may be found lying-around I'M
der the trees by the brookside
Despite the hard times, several thous-
and dollars were added to the circulating
medium in this city this week.
Mrs. R. w Harris and family have re-
turned from sojourn at Old Point Com
fort, much benefited by their visit
Tuesday was G. & 0. payday in this
city, and everybody will feel the bene>
fetal effects. Hurrah for the c. s. O.
Every dollar withdrawn from circula-
tlOl sthi bu1iGSl OlU vi 10 JuSb bl1dl
much injury to the general business.
Mr. T. NJ Reynolds and wife arrived
home last week, after a pleasant visit to
relatives in Staunton and other places
Our neighbor, Joseph Pendleton Esq,
of Pendleton Bros, is back from de
lightful visit to friends in Louisa county.
Go to TowLEs & Co.'s for Mason's
Glass Fruit Jars at 50 cts. and $1.00 per
dozen. They are the best on the market
Mrs. Hope and children have returned
from pleasant visit to Frederick Hall,
the residence of Mrs. Hopes mother-in-
law.
Mrs. Rennie, wife of Rev. Joseph Rem
ME, of Louisville, KY, who was ON a
visit to friends in this city, has returned
home
Magistrate Robinson Of Iron Gate, paid
his respects to the YIRGINIAN on Friday
last He re ports legal business on the
increase.
The drcuth in this Section continues,
and vegetation of every description is
suffering. A refreshing shower came
yesterday.
Mr.. Jno. L. Duncan made visit to
Staunton on Monday, and to Roanoke
on Tuesday. Our professional men are
kept busy.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church held a
festival in the room formerly occupied by
Moody & Carpenter, on Main street. on
Tuesday night.
The Hotel Clifton passed under the
management of Col. S. Brown Allen, OF
Stanton, on Wednesday last, Mr.. T. P
Byers, retiring.
Two of Clifton's we'll known young la
dies, Misses Temple Talley and Maggie
Valentine, are on visit to friends in
Washington, D. c..
1t gives us pleasure to note that Miss
Eugenia Chapman is slowly recovering
from indisposition, much to the delight
of her many friends.
The Mayor had a portion of Main street
sprinkled on Monday. 1t would afford
much relief to give all the streets a
thorough drenching.
All in attendance at the Disciples
Sunday School picnic at the White Sui
phur on Saturday last, spent the day in
the most pleasant manner.
We are indebted to Mr.. Jno. Stull for
a liberal supply of delicious peaches,
raised on his fathers fertile farm in the
beautiful Rich Patch Valley.
Mrs. Chas. L Mcdaniel daughter of w
K. Chapman, Esq, width her bright lit
tie boy, from Ashland, KY, is on visit
to her former home in this city.
Landlord Allen of the Hotel Clifton,
has purchased a neat three seated plat
form wagon, which he will use in con-
veying his guests to and from trains.
Robt. l.. Entsminger has removed his
barber shop from the Anderson building
to the new room opposite H. T. Parker
& Co.'s store. Don't forget the place.
Rev. J. D. Forrest, of Columbus, Ohio,
preached morning and night at the Dis
ciples church on Sunday last, his ser
mons riviting the attention of his hearers
Rev V. w. Wheeler preached morning
and night in the NJ. E. Church on Sun
day last, with characteristic earnestness
and power. Large congregations attend
ed both services.
DR.. W. H. Savage, after a months
visit at the Worlds Fair, as we'll as TAX
ing post graduate course in Dentistry
returned on Saturday last, and is ready
to serve his patrons.
The editor Of the VIRGINIAN has not
been able to give the attention to the
news department of the paper he desires
on account of indisposition, the effect of
the extreme warm weather
Capt. Hartman had an enjoyable visit
as a delegate to the GubernatOrial Con-