The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-08-10
Attend the picnic next Tuesday

issue.
Call and see q nice assortment of En-
velopes at the VIEaINIAN Office.
Democrats Of Allegheny, stand by
your county man, Jno, A. Bowles, Esq.
We suggest that match game of ball
be played by the merchants and lawyers.
Let the Democrats of Ailegany lay
aside all petty iealousies and act like
men.
ANext Tuesday you can visit the White
Sulphur Springs and return for fifty
cents.
Manager Price of the 4 r Withrow
Lumber Co. - made visit to Millboro on
Monday last.
A neat fence has been placed in front
of the Presbyterian church, with two
entrance gates.
Mr. John stull, of the grocery firm of
Stuli & Co, made business visit to
Richmond last week
E. O. Doyle, Esq, supt- G. s. 0. R. R.,
was in Clifton last week, looking after
the interests of the road.
Joseph w Iipop, the ijeweler, rides a
bicycle with greatest ease, frequently
not taking hold Of the handles.
Let it be understood that the man
who undertakes to bulldoze a newspa-
per. will make a conspicuous failure.
60 to TowLBs & Co.'S for Mason's
Glass Fruit Jars at SO cts. and $1.oe per
dozen. They are the best on the market.
Attention is directed to the advertise
nent of Mr. Geo. E. Thomas, black
smith, carriage repairer and veterinary
surgeon.
Go to the White Sulphur Springs with
the Presbyterian Sunday School on Tues
day next, August is. Fifty cents for the
round trip
Let the friends of Lawyer John A.
Bowles. ESQ. make a long pull, a strong
pull and a pull altogether in the Con
vention today.
It is a delightful place-the White Sui
phur-where the Presbyterians will hold
their Sunday School picnic. Public cor
daily invited.
Our friend, Jacob L. Myers, Esq, of
Low Moor, paid his respects to the VIR-
GILMAN on Wednesday. We are always
glad to see him.
Messrs. E. Theo. Miller & Co. are NOV
ing from the Staley building to the new
store-room erected by Messrs. Coyner
Bros, near the Nettleton building.
Contractor j. G.. Newman OF the With
row Lumber Co, accompanied the Meth
odist Picnic to Natural Bridge, aud spent
the day in d very enjoyable manner.
Ex-Mayor 7. P Bowles, Capt Har-
man, Hon. A. F. Withrow, E. J Gunter
and Constable Cochran attended County
Court at Covington on Tuesday last.
Railroad Contractor H. O. Dickinson,
now located at Thurmond, W. Va, ar
rived in Clifton on Tuesday and was
warmly greeted by his many friends.
Mr E, d. Patterson has painted a very
s. Co, and carries a fashionable line of
Wall Paper Go and see his display.
Commonwealth Attorney VIM. z. Al
len, Of Covingtop, was in Clifton on
Saturday evening last, and received a
cordial greeting from his many friends.
Mr. and Mrs R. w Harris and family
left on Monday last for Old Point Cons
fort, where they will remain for several
weeks and enjoy the delightful ocean
breeze.
E. A. Snead, ESQ.,, attended the enter
tainment at the Iron Gate Inn" on
Tuesday night, which was a great sue
cess. The building was beautifully deco
rated.
J. Housty doodbar, of Rockbridge
county, one of the progressive farmers
of that section, called at the VIRGINTAN
office yesterday He formerly resided in
this city.
Mr.. Cbas. Hoover, book-keeper for
Messrs. StuIl & Co., accompanied by his
friend, Joseph Yount, Esq, spent last
Sunday very pleasantly with friends at
Craigsville.
Mr.. Lacy Bailey, son of Capt. b. F.
Bailey. Staunton, has accepted q position
in the pharmacy of Messrs. d. S. Carra>
way & Co., in this city. He is promis-
ing young man.
Stately oaks, delightful walks and
health giving waters are all to be found
at the White Sulphur Springs. If you
accompany the Presbyterian picnic, the
trip will cost you but fifty cents.
Prof t. D. Walthall, who formerly re-
sided in Clifton Forge, but is now living
at Glen Wilton, paid his respects to the
VIRaINIAN on Saturday last. We were
pleased to form his acquaintance.
Train Dispatcher, E. W. Grice, Esq,
and family are bow occupying their new
house in West Clifton Forge, having
moved from Company Row They are
much pleased with their new location.
Mr. Geo. w. Kimberlin, who resides
near the Sulphur Spring, about mile
and a half northwest of this city, has
accepted position in the dry goods
store of Messrs. E. Theo. Miller & Co.
Democrats of Allegheny, you have an
important duty to perform, in the selec-
ton OF Chairman of the County Com
mittee. On your choice will depend, in
large measure, the success Of the party.
Remember, the Democrats will meet
in the Opera House today to select dele
gates to the Gubernatorial, Senatorial
and Legislative Conventions. Every
member of the party should be in at
tendance
A number Of ladies and gentlemen from
Cincinnati, guests at the Iron Gate