The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1894-03-08

Court.
Quite a crowd from Clifton Forge at
tended the services at Iron Gate Sunday
afternoon
back steps of the Y. M. G. A. building to
the depot.
Rev. W. H. Book will preach on 1.-The
Ark" at Low Moor Sunday afternoon at
O'clock
Messrs Greene Lemon and Ell. p. Kent,
of Lick Run, made a business trip to
our city Tuesday
The Hotel Clifton is becoming one of
the most popular stopping places along
the c. & o. road
Mrs. Jeffers, who has been visiting in
this city for some time. lett yesterday
for Brunswick, Ga.
Miss Florence Wiley, who has been on
visit to her sister in Washington City,
returned last week.
/ The Melville Company closed a success
full weeks engagement at the Opera
House Saturday night.
The Ministers Union is becoming a
success. There was good turn out at
the meeting Monday.
By invitation of Rev. s.. NJ Bowman,
Rev. Y. w. Wheeler will I'd. VI preach
next Sunday at Bethel
Mr.. G. G. Taylor has returned from
Winchester and reports his fathers
health much improved.
Miss Nettie Gillispie, from near Low
Moor, spent Saturday and Sunday the
guest of MISS Annie Barger.
Mr.. r. s, Odell has resigned his posi-
ton at the. Y. M. G. A. in Gladstone and
returned to Clifton Forge.
Mr. E. P. Fischer is putting up oppo-
site the Y. NJ G. A. the building of ] F..
Sachs he recently tore down.
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A large party came up from Iron Gate
Saturday night to see Ten Nights in a
/ Bar ROOM at the Opera House.
Mr. B. Fay Donovan a son of Capt.
| Jno. Donovan, is assisting Mr.. Frank
Hunter at the Wholesale Grocery.
Mr. r. g. James left Tuesday night
for a business trip to Baltimore and New
York. He expects to be gone several
days.
| A little daughter of Capt. Lewis Har>
man had her face badly bruised one day
last week in Staunton by being struck
with snow ball.
The bicyclers have been taking advan-
tage of the pleasant weather of the
past few days. We have bicycle for
sale at bargain.
Mr. J. F. Sachs has rented the new
brick store building of Mr.. F. B. Wester-
man on Main St. and is making prepa-
rations to move in.
Mr.. A. J. Accord, ST., is very much inns
proved in health. Yesterday morning
he and his wife went to New Castle to
visit Mrs. r. [. Sweetwood.
Low Moor Lodge No. 16G A. T. & A. M.
has placed charity box' in the ante
room Of the Masonic Hall for the benefit
of the poor of this community.
Mr.. S. M. Butler has been enjoying
himself up in the mountains near the
Rich Patch mines. His weight was in
creased two pounds by the trip.
Mr.. Hugh Gleason has started livery
stable in the building at the rear of Mr..
public with good teams at reasonable
prices.
Don't fail to attend the Gymnasium
Entertainment to be given at the Opera
House by members of the Y. M. G. A. on
Saturday night. The boys will give
good show.
Owing to the inclement weather but
few of the members of the Debating
Club were present Tuesday night,in con-
sequence of which the debate was post
poned till the next meeting.
Mr.. L. W. Kebeiskey has returned
from his Northern trip. His stock of
spring goods is arriving daily. He will
be pleased to show you his goods which
are marked at rock bottom prices.
Judge g. f. Moore has accepted an
offer made to him to deliver his lecture,
1.-The Boom as we now see it" in differ
ent parts of the State. The lecture will
be given at such times as the Judges
legal business will permit.
Mr.. R. L. Thomas has contracted with
the Troy Laundry Co. for a complete
laundry outfit, and will start steam
laundry in the building formerly occu-
pied by R. H. Davis, as soon as the nee
essary changes can be made.
| County Treasurer Fudge will be in
| Clifton Forge on Tuesday, March Goth,
to receive taxes and levies for 1893, and
can be found at the office of City Treas
urer Carson. On Church Street Bridge,
instead of the Mayors Office as published
last week.
Mr.. J. A. Parker, of Hinton. W. Va,
has leased the Opera House in this city
from J. G. Carpenter for term of two
years and will run it in connection with
the opera house at Hinton. Mr.. Geo. N.
Montgomery, the efficient manager for
Mr.. Carpenter. will remain in charge.
Receiver Snead hopes to have the arc
lights burning soon. The machinery