The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
Desirable Lots on the Market.


Capt. L. Hartman, General Manager OF
the Clifton Forge Company, has placed
on the Market ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
TEEN desirable business and residence
lots belonging to the Company and elig-
IDLY situated for improvement. They
are offered on the Company's terms, VIZ;
one fourth in cash. one-foufth In SIX
months, and the remainder in twelve
months. For the latter half OF the pur-
chase price the stock of the Company
will be received in payment at Sl25 per
share of St0O These lots have been
placed in the hands of the members OF
the Clifton Forge Real Estate Exchange
for sale. Lists of the lots with prices
attached can be procured at the Compa>
ny's Office, on application.
This is an opportune occasion for per-
sons holding stock of the Company to
convert it into valuable, growing prop
erty at a. premium of % per cent Every
dollar invested in these lots will he wei
invested, and return az handsome profit
before tile year expires, MS Clifton Forge
is growing rapidly, and will continue to
grow even more rapidly in the future
than i'll the past.
We are printing at the VIRaINIAN
office a pamphlet descriptive OF the
Cement property. located few miles
west of Covington and owned by Capt.
L. Hartman and Major B. II Bagby.-
20 RI 10
merits of the cement rock, from gentle
men who have used it in railroad ma
sonry, and which, after standing for
thirty years, is as solid as the rocks 1t
Joins, we conclude that this cement
property is very valuable, and will be
an important industry for this section.
Arrangements are being made to work
the quarries. fEI2i4s
J. G. Zollinger, Esq, secretary and
treasurer and engineer of the Rich Patch
Company, was in Clifton Forge Friday
last, on his way to Staunton. He reports
the situation at Rich Patch mines salts
factory. Within three or four weeks the
washer will be ready for operation. and
shipped.
The rush on our Advertising columns.
the pressure of job work and the failure
to secure additional force in the office,
as we expected this week, have some
what deranged our plans for this issue.
We will have everything properly adjus-
ted and in smoothe working order in a
| week or two. Until then we ask the in>
| diligence OF our friends.
Messrs. J. L. Duncan & Co., have ac-
cepted the agency of the Etna Life and
Accident Insurance. Company, of Hart
ford, Conn.,, for Clifton and surrounding
| counties. Parties desiring insurance in
| first-class company would do well to
call upon Messrs. j. L. Duncan & Co., at
their office in the Frazier Building, Cliff
ton Forge, Va.
| Several carloads of brick were received
here on Monday for the Stove Foundry,
and we are informed that supply suffi-
Gent to keep the work right along, has
been arranged for. The delay in getting
this magnificent enterprise, and we are
glad to know that it will now go ahead
until completed.
Harry Merry, superintendent of the
mines at Low Moor, stopped a short time
in Clifton Forge on Friday last, on his
return from a two weeks visit to the
Northeast
Take your job work to the VIRaINIAN
office, where it will be executed prompt
ly and neatly and at moderate charge.
Hon. J. w. Marshall, of Craig, stopped
at Clifton Forge, on Friday last on his
return from Idaho, where he had been
on professional business.
At the VIRGINIAN Office all kinds of
Job work is done in a workman-like man
ner and at reasonable charges