The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-11-24
More snow-more coal.

year.
The RACKET Store has made an as
signment.
DR.. W. H. Savage was in Fincastle or
professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Hawkins spent
Tuesday in Staunton.
We regret to learn that Mr. j. E. JOB
ling is still in bad health.
Mr.. Joseph H. snapp has been quite
indisposed for several days.
Mr. Ed. Patterson made a business
trip to Baltimore last week.
Mrs. Thomas 1. Hyde is Seriously i'll
at her residence in this city.
Mr. Harry Ruark will move into DIR.
Savage's residence on Pine street.
Are You in need of wood? Mr. A. j.
Accord offers to supply you at low rates.
The friends of Will McCray were glad
to see his debonaiq and smiling face
Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis L. Hartman is suffering from
nervous prostration, we regret to an~
nounce.
The Allegheny Bank will be closed to-
day, on account of it being Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mr. M. Fl. Snrber, of Falling Spring
Valley, was a pleasant visitor to Clifton
Saturday
Mrs. Captain E. F. Berkeley left Mons
day for Richmond on visit to friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Fontaine has moved into the
residence Fopposite Mrs. Hopes on
Church street.
The minstrel show, probably an aver
age troupe, interested half-filed house
on Tuesday night.
Miss Matte Lewis, of Ivy, Va, is vis>
iting her brother, Captain Will Lewis,
on Jefferson street.
Our loquacious friend, Mr.. John w.
McNair, cordially greeted his friends
in Clifton on Tuesday.
The G. & 0. pay-car gladdened the
hearts of the employees here on Wednes-
day and Thursday aweek.
Several new subscribers have been en-
rolled this week. We shall be glad to
accommodate many more
Rev. Fl. L. Wood, of the Episcopal
Church, is registered at the Gladys Inn
"a charming place to sojourn.
Mr. John A. Bowles made a business
visit to Covington on Monday last. He
is a young man of push and energy.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Moseley, of this city, was
suddenly called to Richmond last Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his niece.
The dancing class under the guidance
of Mrs. H. A. Carcaud, who is very eff
cient in the art, is making rapid progress.
The VIRGINIAN office, as is well
known, does class of Job Printing at
tempted by few country Offices Give us
a call.
Mr.. Clay Taylor, of St. Louis, Mo-, is
on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. H. T.
Nelson, and will remain for about ten
days.
Miss Hattie Hunter, from Lewisburg,
W. Va. has accepted a position as gov
erness in the family of Col. A. E. White
at Gladys Inn.
J. II. Myrtle has opened on Main ST.,
in the Griffith building, a confectionery
and cigar establishment with j. E..
Thomas in charge.
Mr.. Charles Grice, of ST. Louis, Mo-, is
on visit to his brother, Mr.. Edward
Grice, Chief Dispatcher of the G. & O.
R. R. at this place.
Mr., j. H. Chittim. the popular and
obliging clerk in FL. T. Parker & Co.
store, will leave for his home this week
on account of ill health.
Mr.. George M. Farrar will enjoy a
two weeks vacation by making visit to
the counties of Nelson and Fluvanna.
We wish him a merry time.
Miss Matte Williamson left Tueday to
spend the winter with her brother in
Columbia, South Carolina. She will be
greatly missed by a host of friends.
Mr.. G. T. James, of Fincastle, brother
of our fellow-townsman, lawyer R. G..
James, is in Clifton on a visit. We were
pleased to form his acquaintance.
Weddings and rumors of weddings are
favorite topic for discussion in Clifton
at this time. And there is no subject
deserving of more serious attention.
Now let every Democrat subscribe for
the VIRGINTAN, and get his moneys
worth, in the good reports Of his party IS
work. One dollar pays for one year.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of Edmund Scott in this issue He
is an enterprising citizen, and we are
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CALL
Mr.. William Murray, the popular jew>
eler of this city, was very suddenly and
Unexpectedly called to the funeral of
his father, who lived in Baltimore, last
week.
Postmaster A. g. Foster left on Satur-
dap last for few days visit to his old
home in Augusta county, near Mt. Me-
ridian. We wish him an enjoyable So
journ.
Note the dates for the payment Of
Taxes, appointed by Treasurer JOSEPH
T. Fudge, in another column. Prompt
payment will save you expense and
trouble.
The mountains are covered with the
beautiful snow, and the air is keen and
bracing-just the kind of weather fol
outdoor exercise, when you are com
fortably clad.
Cards have b9en issued for fashion
able ''Hop" at Gladys Inn, Friday, Nov
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