The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-11-26

4 Mr.. G. & aooels, 81 Stanton. was in
the city on Tuesday.
Watch out for EATON s. MoRR1s'
Xmas 'sadr next week.
Mr.. W. G. Hamilton who has been
quite sick, is conyalesciag.
Mr.. Arthur Dickinson mas been laid
up for week or 30 from severe indispo-
sition.
FOR sALE-soA,o 600 Brick. Address
BEssEMER BRICK AND TILE Co. Besser-
mer, Virginia. lnoyls-4f.
Mr. Richard snead has been quite in
disposed for several weeks past, and is
still unable to attend 10 business.
Mrs. T. NJ. Moseley, who has been Wis
Ting friends in Richmond for the past
month, returned to Clifton Forge on
Saturday last.
Judge W. S. Gooch, Of Roanoke,
spent several days in Clifton Forge this
week, the guest Of his relative, Geo. X.
Anderson, Esq.
Mrs. Captain Lewis Hartman returned
Yesterday from visit OF six or seven
weeks to friends i'll Baltimore, Winches>
ter and Staunton.
Phil. Knapp, optician, will be in Gift
ton Forge Wednesday, December Snd
One day only Office at w. b. Grove y
Co Drug Store Examination free.
Mr.. ". L. French, IN artistic painter
from Richmond arrived here on Tuesday
to commence work on the new Chesa-
Ceake and Ohio depot in West Clifton.
Messrs. J. c. Carpenter, Geo. K. An
derson and r. p. Hawkins, of this place
are the delegates to the Worlds Fair,
convention which met in Norfolk yes
terday.
DR. Savage and Miss Fontaine, Ernest
White and Miss Aline Hatcher and Mr..
Martin and Miss Whitfield attended the
Frederick Warde performance in Staun
ton last week.
The high wind on Wednesday OF last
week blew down the new wire bridge
over jackson river, TO the inconvenl~
ence of those who cross at that point
1t was only short time, however, UNI
til it was replaced.
Mai. S. NJ. Yost has been in Louisville
and other parts of Kentucky during the
past week on business connected with
the Rich Patch Iron Company, in which
he is largely interested.
Mr.. L. t. Hartman, son of Capt.
Lewis Hartman, who was formerly ed
gagged with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, but who is now on the Baiti>
more g. Ohio, was in Clifton Forge the
first of the week on visit.
Mrs Jas A. Frazier, who, since her
summer sojourn at The Rock Alum, has
been visiting at her fathers, Judge J.
W. Warwick's, in ltath county, return
ed to. Clifton Forge Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier will make their
home at the Gladys Inn.
w H. Hamilton, son of W. c. Mamil-
ton, and Theo. Saunders of this place,
have just returned from a visit to J. Lu
clan Hamilton of Collierstown, Rocks
bridge county, Va. J. L. Hamilton is an
uncle of Master Walter, and returned to
our city with him for few days visit.
Messrs. Patterson Il Hardisty, one of
our most live and enterprising firms.
have just secured a large contract for
painting and raVering at Glen Wilton
for Mr. D. S. Cook. the proprietor Of the
Princess furnace. We are glad to chron-
icle the success Of this new and deserv-
ing firm.
John L. Duncan, attorney-at law, of
Clifton Forge, made his first appearance
in the circuit court yesterday in the case
of the Clifton Forge company against
B. T. Smith. J. L. duncan represented
the plaintiff, assisted by Charles Curry,
obtaining after a skillful argument a
verdict for his clients. -StaUaaton DAILY
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