The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-06-25
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Col. Jas \. Frazer has gore to New
ark, New Jersey, on business trip
Capt. John Donovan and Mr.. H. L.
Powell, of Stanton, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Jessie Bailey, OF staunton. is Wis.
ising her relative, Miss Bette Bailey, OF
this place.
PRED" Allen, of w. 3. Grove & Co,
has been on q visit to Lynchbnrs for
couple of days.
President Ingalls, Of the C. & O. rail,
road was in Clifton Forge Tuesday night,
on bis way East
Mrs. S. E. Fristye, Of Front Royal,
Va. arrived here Tuesday evening on
visit to her niece, Mrs. W. B. Grove.
E. w. Sullivan. the live cigar manu-
facturer OF Harrisonburg, was i'll the city
yesterday looking after his trade.
Mr.. George Richardson, who has been
with Messrs. Rhodes & Parish, left Mon
day for his home near Healing Springs,
on account OF illness.
Board wanted in private family III
Clifton Forge, by Il young married man
and wife. Best references furnished.
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General Manager JAS. II Sands, OF the
Norfolk Il Western, WAS in Clifton foTge
a few hours on Tuesday. lie was travel
ling in his private car and was going
west.
Mrs. H. j. Crawford, of Augusta Fe->
male Seminary, ard her little grandson,
passed through Clifton on Wednesday,
taking breakfast at the MeCurdy House.
They were westward bonnd
We are glad to note that Mr.. j. A. Ea-
Der, who was recently robbed by cracks
men of all his goods, is rapidly receiving
a new supply Of watches and jewelry
He received d fine burglar-proof safe
yesterday
Messrs. E. NJ Doyle, Assistant Snpt.,
and Henry Taylor of the Legal depart
ment of the G. & o. Railroad, and Harry
| Frazier, Supt Western Division OF the
same road, were in the city yesterday.
The C. s. 0. Railroad Company will
commence using their new track from
the new bridge to Jackson river not
later than July 1st. sThe old bridge will
then be converted into a street bridge to
reach that part of West Clifton Forge
beyond the river.
Complaint is being made by parties
living mp Smiths Creek of persons bath
ing in the creek in open daylight at
points where ladies have to pass in going
TO and from their homes. Bathing is
very essential but time and place should
be carefully considered.
Prof. w H Altman, an experienced
instructor in dancing, has given several
lessons to classes in Clifton Forge. That
his method of teaching and the results
will prove entirely satisfactory, we have
no doubt In Stauntion he was remark
ably successful. not only in the results OF
his instruction, but in winning the &C n
fidence of his patrons. The children and
Young ladies classes were opened last
evening. and we suggest to those who
want to acquire knowledge in this grace
full and inspiring art. 10 avail of this eX-
ceptional opportunity.
Mr.. Thomas E. Nucl.ois, brother Of r.
D. Nuckols of Nuckois & Taylor, and a
brother of Mrs A. &. Foster, died at the
residence of the latter in this city on
Wednesday night OF last week in his 34tl
year He had been for some time vic
tim of that most insiduously fatal dis
ease, consumption, and had been cons
fined to his bed for more than a year,
patiently awaiting the summons His
funeral was preached by Rev. Y. N.
Wheeler. at the Methodist church OF this
place OF which he Was member, and
his remains were carried to Jackson
river for interinent on Friday.