The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-08-03

Miss Kate Lipop, accompanied by he1
friend, Miss Neva Hottie, left on Thus
day for Miss Hotties home in Winches-
ter, Va charlottesville Clronic1e.
Don't worry over the financial condi-
ton of the country. Our present situa-
ton is but repetition of history. Strin
gency in the money .centers must ana
will occur, it matters not what party is
in power.
Monday last after a protracted visit to
relatives at Charlottesville. He has en-.
joyed his vacation. and is now ready to
direct his attention to those needing the
services of dentist.
Rev. Joseph Rennie and wife, of Louis
vile, KY, and Misses Josie Sprately and
Gay Gillian of Richmond, are on visit
to the family of Mr.. J. A. Roberts, of the
Clifton Forge Shoe Co. at their attract
i've home on the Heights
The Episcopal Sunday School picnic
was held in the Stove Foundry Building,
/ instead of in the Grove, on Tuesday
afternoon, on account of the rain. The
little folks spent q very enjoyable even>
ing and were served with refreshments.
The service in the Parish Room on
next Sunday will be in commemoration
of the Feast of the TRANSPORTATION"
oft
| School at 5. and Bible Glass Friday even
| ing at s o'clock. Public always welcome.
Congressman Tucker, in referring to
! the candidacy of Jno. A. Bowles, Esq,
| for the Legislature, whose acquaintance
| he formed at Lexington. spoke of him as
| young man possessed of excellent traits
of character and that he deserved sues
cess.
The "Markleyn Car Coupler has been
completed at the Basic City Car Works
and is a great success. The coupler will
Ohio officials. 1t is said to surpass any>
thing in the way of car-couplers on the
market.
Mrs. II. A. Frazier, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Constance Warwick, ar
rived in this city from Warm Springs on
Monday evening. and remained over
night, on their way to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, where they will spend the
remaining summer months.
The new Y NJ C. A. building on Ridg-
way street is a beauty in architectural
design, and has been greatly admired
since the removing of the scaffoldlng.
On the side facing the railroad the let
tiers ''R r. Y M. G. A." appear, and the
building is painted in very attractive
manner.
Mr. Jno. Lloyd, now of Philadelphia
formerly Secretary and General Manager
of the Construction and Loan Company,
of West Clifton Forge, arrived here on
Thursday, to be present at meeting of
the Directors of the @. g. 0. Development
Co., held in this city on Friday last. He
returned byway of Roanoke on Tuesday.
The splendid brick business block
erected by Messrs. Coyner Bros. is about
finished, and is one OF the most attract
i've buildings in Clifton. The front of
the store rooms are almost solid glass;
The larger room has been leased by Mr.
E. Theo. Miller, who will remove from
the Staley building as soon as the new
room can be occupied.
Mr.. F. b. Westernan, the enterprising
Main street meat dealer, has purchased
the lot between Hawkins Bros. and
Meyers & Kebeisky's stores and is laying
the foundation for two-story brick
building. The Botetourt Brick Co, I'M
der the direction of Contractor j. w.
Alexander, are doing the work. The
building will be twenty-five feet front
by seventy-fve deep.
The Nettleton Wooden Mills Closed