The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-07-21


Sunday
Mayor Robinson. of Iron Gate, paid his
respects to the VIRGINIAN Tuesday
evening.
The Misses Irvine and Rapp, from
jackson River were in Clifton Monday
evening.
The Low Moor base ball team is ex-
pected to play the Cliftons here next
Saturday.
Mr.. G. Winter returned Saturday from
a business trip of several days to Salem
and Roanoke.
Attention is directed to an advertise
ment in this issue by Mr. Jno. l.. Dun
can, Secretary.
F. p Staley & Co. are charging their
place of business by building an addi-
ton in the rear.
| Miss Mary Burke spent several days
visiting the Misses Irvine at Jackson
River last week
Mrs O. G.. Morris and children left on
Saturday last for a visit to her aunt in
Warm Spring Valley.
Miss Wallace has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. Geo. Wallace, for the past
week at Capt. Smiths.
Rev. p G. Clarke was installed as
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Gala Water, last Sunday.
Commonwet his Attorney Allen, of
Covington, is in the city, and made the
VIRGINIAN friendly call.
Miss Susie Fontaine left Tuesday
morning to join her brother and moth er
at Farmville, Prince Edward county.
George A. Revercomb, of Covington,
was in the city Friday making sale OF
some lots as Commissioner of the Court.
The Iron Gate Inn has a delightful
company of people, and this attractive
and we'll kept Hotel is rapidly filling up
Railroad Conductor Dickinson, of Iron
Mountain has been circulating among
his many friends in Clifton for few
days.
The foundation of Jas. A. Fraziers
building. by the Opera House, is finished
and the brick on the ground ready to be
placed.
Mr.. T. G. Buck, of Radford, is spend
ing his summer vacation here fishing,
picnicing, and-having good time
generally
Jno T. Delany came down from Cow
ington Saturday to look after some pros
fessional business and to witness the
ball game.
Commonwealth Attorney Benjamin
Haden, of Fincaste, was in the city this
week as the guest of his father-in- law,
Rev. Mr.. Gray.
A considerable number of Ronceverte's
citizens and sympathizers were scattered
among the crowd that witnessed the ball
game Saturday.
Mrs. D. B. Meyers and child and her
mother, Mrs. Gooch, left Clifton Tuesday
to spend some time with Mrs. A. M. Per
kins near Longdale.
G. B. Cushing, Editor of the Allegheny
Sentinel, was in the City Tuesday look
ing up the evidence in criminal case in
which he is employed.
Mai, s. M. Yost and his son. Hon. j.
Yost, were In Clifton last Saturday, look
ing after business competed with the
VALLEY VIRGINIAN.
The contractors for the erection OF
Moody and Carpenters large building
lust west of Smiths Greek, are ready to
begin the brick work
w. G.. Elliott, President of the Atlan>
tic Coast Line Railway Company. took
supper at Gladys Inn Saturday, en- route
to the White Sulphur.
Mr.. H. L Van Sickler, who is engaged
in the law office of Anderson & Moore,
leaves to-day for a few week. vacation
in Loudoun county, his old home
Turner K Hickman comes up from
Iron Gate every few days and gives us
good reports from our sister city. The
Gate is coming right to the front.
Miss Lpl4 yopling who has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. J. E. Jopling, for
several months, returned on Saturday
to her home, Goodies, Bedford co.
Mr.. G, H. Moorman, Assistant Inter-
q ga 1,oV
c. A. led an interesting meeting OF the
Association last Sunday evening in the
Hail.
Mr.. George Kemper, of Louisa county,
a prominent educator and son of Prof.
Kemper of Bethany College, has been
spending some time with Rev. l.. M.
Omer.
The game of base ball to be played on
Wednesday next by the Lawyers and
Doctors will be worth seeing. Robin
sons circus won't begin to compare
with f..
Mr.. w. G. Hamilton returned home on
Sunday, and reports the condition OF his
proved. He is now thought to be out OF
danger.
Every extra copy of the VIRGINIAN
of last week was sold, and we were not
able to supply the demand. We are
gratified at this evidence of good will
from the public.
Ex-Gov. Fitzhugh Lee was guest at
Gladys Inn last Saturday. He was on
his way to the White Sulphur Spring,
where he will spend a short while resting
up and getting in shape for campaign
work
If YOU should need the services of an
anctioneer, call on f. A. Snead, at the
Gtadys Inn He will do the work vel
and charge you no more than you woulc
have to pay one-horse man. Give him
trial
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