The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-21
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a. S. Dreyspring, of the Iron Gate Inn
was in Clifton Tuesday
Smoke the Virginia Seal. 1t is nicely
favored and only cost cents.
Geo. W. Minter, Of the Richmond
Dispatch, was III the city Tuesday
Capt. S. D. Gooch passed through
Clifton Forge, ..on Wednesday, eastward.
Chas. E. Kemper, of the Stauntonlbar
was registered at the McCurdy house on
Tuesday.
The Iron Cross Cigar is the best on the
market. At Farrar & Wiliialnson's.
w. z. Anderson of Louisa county, is
visiting his brother, Geo. K. Anderson,
Of this place.
Harry b. Brown. of the firm of Baker
& Brown, Staunton, Va, was in Clifton
Forge Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Hartman, of the Heights, and
her two little daughters, are on a visit
to friends in Staunton.
Harvey L. Wilson of the Richmond
Times was in tue city yesterday and call
ed on the yIRGINIAN.
Mr.. w. W. Wysor, of the Lynchburg
Virganidil, paid this Office a pleasant call
last Saturday.
Mr.. G. I. James, Of Baltimore, d BROTH
81 = Tor nf this nIHce.
spent couple of days here this week.
Messrs. w. ii. II. Lynn and p. H. Trout
of Staunton, were in the city Tuesday,
the guests of Captain Hartman on the
Heights.
Try it. Try what The Iron Cross
(Cigar.)
Ananias Smith, ESQ, of Denmark
Rockbridge county, was in Clifton Forge,
Wednesday, and left his name for the
VIRGINIAN.
The usual show day row took place on
Friday, in which a number OF persons
took part, without serious damage being
done, however.
Mai. B. T. Bagby. of Stanton, came
up on Tuesday to look after his interests
at Clifton and at Iron Gate and returned
on Wednesday.
The Virginia Seal is all handmade
long filler. No scraps.
Jno. T. Hartman, of the firm OF Har-
man L. Bro, wholesale and retail liquor
merchants, Staunton, Va, was in Clifton
Forge this week.
The advertisement of Messrs. Eaton u
Morris, drugg lists, main street, came III
tooalate for insertion in this issue. 1t
will appear next week.
Mr.. VIM. Mitchell, of the popular real
estate firm of Mitchell, Jones Il Co., re-
turned Monday evening after two
weeks visit to Richmond.
If you want good smoke try Virgin
la Seal.
E. W. Sullivan, proprietor of Snlliyan's
Cigar Factory, Harrisonburg, was in the
city yesterday, looking after his trade.
He is a genial, liberal business man.
A meeting of the directors of the Real
Estate Exchange was held last week,
and elected f. M. Jones. President, and
Geo. K. Anderson, ce-president.
Rev. Mr. McCorkle will preach here
next Sunday morning, and every sue
ceeding Sabbath morning hereafter, and
at Iron Gate next Sunday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
John w. Points, of Harrisonburg,
arrived in Clifton Forge Tuesday, and
will hereafter be associated with the
real estate firm of b. d. Avis q Co., at
this place.
Mr.. A. G. Foster, postmaster, and wife
left for Richmond on Monday with their
little son to have an operation per-
formed upon one of his eyes by DR.. White
of that place.
Mrs. Dunlap, wife of train-dispatcher
E. F. Dunlap, of this place, returned
this week from Philadelphia, where she
had been visiting friends and relatives
for several weeks.
Hand made cigars are the best, and
that is the way Virgin la Seal is made.
The friends of Mr., William Shepperd,
who has been ill with the grip for some
time, were glad to see him on the street
this week He is still very weak, but
much improved.
Mr. j. L. Mann, recently of Lewisburg.
arrived here last week to take charge as
salesman for Messrs. Rhodes u Parrish
Mr. Mann was formerly resident OF
Millboro, where he was very popular in
business and social circles.
Grant" a colored boy on the Rich
Patch branch of the C. q O., was thrown
or jumped from capsizing freight ca
ON Saturday, and in the fall one temple
was completely scalped from the eye
back four or five inches. His injuries
are not serious.
Rev. S. s. McElroy, of Lexington, KY,
filed the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here Sunday morning and evenA
ing last. Mr.. McElroy was on his way
to attend the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian church which met in Bir'
mingham, Ala, yesterday.
Every body smokes Virginia Seal and
it does them good.
Mr.: S. c. Burger, the popular and ELI
Gent Commissioner of the Revenue for
the second district of Bath county for a
number of years, was IN town on Satur>
day and gave the VIRGINIAN Office
call. Mr.. Burger is a candidate for re-
election at the coming election, and con
fident of success.
All of sudden the new hotel, being
erected by Major Bagby, of Staunton
made its appearance above the horizon
in the last week, and where, only short
time ago, there was only stony plat Of
ground, now stands a spacious building
which is being rapidly pushed to com
pletiOn.