The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-11-09

Now that the result of the election
known, look out for II told you SO y
Mrs. j. w. Dudley has been quite sic
the past week, suffering from an attacl
of ehills.
Dir Jacob e. Myers, of Low Moor, PAL
his respects to the VIRGINIAN on Tues
day last,
No one will regret attending the 'ln
digo'' Social. 1t will both amuse ant
instruct.
Do not fail to attend the prayer-meet
ing rally at the Christian church tonigh
(Thursday.)
Mr.. G. Collins Taylor's coy residence il
the western part of the city, is nearing
completion.
The gePrayer-meetings in Soutl
Clifton Forge are largely attended an(
very interesting,
The election is over-let's buckle dow
to business. Keep the advantages Of
Clifton Forge we'll advertised.
One thing is certain, the candidate
that received the most votes, is elected
and there will be no counting out.
The weather was a little cloudy or
Tuesday, but this did not prevent a goot
crowd from attending at the polls.
Mrs. Charles E. King, from Longdale
with her sister, Miss Lou King, were il
Clifton Forge on Wednesday morning.
Patrick O'Connor was ON the ''go'' all
day long on Tuesday, routing out the
"Dimekrats. Take rest, friend Pat.
Only s55 votes were cast at this polling
place, out ola possible 522. Some of the
voters must have gone hunting or fish
ing.
Rev. W. P Fife is holding meeting
at Marion, Va, this week. In letter
to friend he asks the prayers of Gods
people.
A fourishing Sunday School is held
across jackson river, in the direction oil
Iron Gate, at o'clock every Sunday
evening.
Postmaster A. G Foster was indoors
several days last week, much indisposed
He is now able to resume his duties at
the Office.
Mr.. r. D. Nuckols, of the firm of Tay-
lor & Nuckols, left on Saturday morn
ing last, to visit friends at Staunton and
Waynesboro.
1t is quite evident that the Prohibition
vote was not out-their candidate for
Governor received but 7votes at Clifton
Forge precinct.
VIM. Hodge, Esq. of Longdale Station,
was in Clifton yesterday. When last
seen he was driving towards the Western
section of the city.
G. E Doyle, Supt. of the G. & o., was
in Clifton Forge last week. Mr.. 7. S.
Lloyd was here also looking after the
mechanical department.
Misses Jennie and Matte Williamson
returned last week from months visit
to relatives at Goshen, which was spent
in most pleasant manner
We We're pleased to meet DR.. A. G.
Bradley, of Glen Wilton, on our streets
Friday last. The Doctor is a splendid
al, r
The vote cast here was a surprise, es-
pecially the majority given for Mr.. With
row. It has put the aoise politicians to
thinking it was accomplished.
Remember, the public is welcome at
the Y. NJ G. A. Building. Go and enjoy
the comforts of that delightful place.
Wholesome literature has been provided.
Mr., and Mrs G. Collins Taylor with
their interesting little ones, returned
last week, after a very pleasant visit to
Mr.. Taylor's former home, Winchester,
Va.
We regret to state that Mr.. Theret
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popular groceryman, has been confined
to his room for a week past, but is grads
uaily recovering.
A first-class ticket from Cincinnati to
Chicago and return, good until the 18th
OF this month, will be sold cheap. APP
ply at the VIRGINIAN Office. Good over
the Big Four railroads.
After all there is a ridiculous side to
American politics. On the day of cleo
ton we wrangle and get into disputes,
but when the contest ends, we are just
as good friends as ever.
Mr.. W. H. Hamilton of this city, sold
a lot owned by him at Low Moor at a
fair price for cash. The deal was made
on Monday. Friend Hamilton is always
ready to drive bargain.
Rev. w. F. Strinall, the blind Evangel-
ist of the Disciples, is the guest of Rev.
w. Fl. Book and will preach for him on
Friday night. He is an eloquent preach
er and you should hear him.
Mr.. Wilson S. Bissell, of Buffalo, N.
Y. Second Vice President of the c. s. O.
Railroad, accompanied by Mr.. Geo. In
gals, son of President M. E. Ingalls,, was
in this city yesterday Wednesday,.
Morton & Arnold's "Celebritiesn The
atrical Company played a three nights
engagement in this city, which closed
last night. They gave excellent perform
anees, and were greeted byappreciative
audiences.
Miss Matte Williamson will likely
start this week for Columbia, South Car
DINA, where she will spend the winter
with her brother. She likes the climate
and is much pleased with the people of
that section.
There was no meeting of the Debating
Society last Tuesday night. We are
glad to hear that this excellent Society
will treat the people to a public meeting
next Tuesday night. A very entertain
;,,c. ,,roosra n, mo will ha oiypn