The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-12-22
The "Clemenceau Casen tonight.
Read the new advertisements ..in this
issue.

Read the new advertisements ssin this
issue.
Be or your guard. Don't celebrate too
freely.
Many Of our citizens will spend Christ
mas away from Clifton.
Attention is called to the "Krodern adj
vertisement in this issue.
Every room in the Hotel Clifton was
occupied on Tuesday night last.
Miss Lura Merrill, from Low Moor
spent Tuesday night in Clifton Forge.
Mr. William Hodge, from Longdale'
was a pleasant visitor to Clifton on Sun
day.
DIR. w. Fl. Savage made his usual pro-
fessional visit to Fincastle on Monday
last.
Railroad Contractor Dickinson was
shaking hands with friends in Clifton on
Tuesday last.
One member was received into the
Presbyterian Church by baptism on
Sunday night.
Read the communication signed ISIS
monn in another column. 1t has pith
and point in it.
We wish one and all, rich and poor,
high and low, a joyous Christmas and
bright New Year.
The Z. NJ. c. A. building is an assured
fact, as we are informed through a
trustworthy source.
D. S. Eichelberger, of the VIRGINIAN,
will spend the holiday season at home,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
J. L. Duncan, Esq, was in town on
Saturday last looking after the interests
of clients.-C o0ington Sentinel.
Squire Duerson held an inquest over
the remains of Sawyers, who was killed
at Longdale Station, Saturday last.
Travers Hartman is expected home, to
remain during the holidays, from Alex
andria, Va, where he is attending school.
Considerable snow fell here on Mon
day night, and there has been big
change in the telaperature-muc cold
er.
n P. Painter. ESQ, who has been at
his home in Rockbridge county for sev>
eral weeks, arrived in Clifton on Tues
day.
Genial Joseph Lipop always looks on
the bright side of life. and has Il kind
word for his fellows May he live long
and prosper.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. j. L.
Jopling is much improved in health,
and there is every reason to hope for
his speedy recover.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Roberts s. Keller i'll this issue.
They have stylish goods, just what you
want for Christmas.
The Post Office will be open from to
s A. NJ, and from to P. M. Monday,
Dee. Goth, and at the same hours on
Monday. January 3rd, 1898.
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Anderson, ac
companied by their little daughter,
drove up from Iron Gate to Episcopal
service in this city. on Sunday last.
"The Clemenceau Case" Company are
guests of the Hotel Clifton. 1t is said
to be first~cIass Company and of course
desired to be entertained at a popular
Hotel
Postmaster Fosters father. who re-
sides near Mt. Meridian, in Augusta
county, is quite sick. He has never en-
tirelv recovered from an attack OF La
Grippe"
Mr.. Oze Novel and Miss Willie Dillon,
daughter of the Proprietor of the "Lithla
House, were married at Iron Gate on
Tuesday night last, Rev. L. W. Irwin
officiating.
The regular meeting of the Social
Club took place in Masonic Hall on
Tuesday night, which was well attended.
Among the visitors was Miss Merrill of
Low Moor.
Mr.. Harry Bryant, from Denver, COL,
is on visit to his father, Col. Bryant, OF
this city. He will remain during the
Holiday season, to the delight of his
many friends.
The town of Clifton Forge, through
it's Council, have secured controlling
interest in the Electric Light Plant. We
hope it will be placed under efficient
management.
The new drug store Of Ham Mustoe is
opened to the public. Mr.. Hickman,
formely of Clifton Forge, is the man
who does the mixing. Call and see them.
-Cooington Sentinel
We received a pleasant visit from NJ.
w. G. Bradley, son of Dr. Bradley, of
Glen Wilton, on Wednesday last. Mr..
Bradley is one Of the substantial citizens
of that attractive town.
A public meeting in the interest of the
Y. NJ. c. A, was held in the Methodist
Church, Sunday last. MI. r. g. james
presided, and the exercises were
of an instructive character.
The Wooden Mills are in operation to
lilnitel extent, on account of the mons
arrival of raw material. This delay is
only temporary, and in few days it will
be operated to its fullest capacity.
In selecting Christmas presents, don t
forget the poor Make some one happy,