Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
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On our recent visit to Baltimore We, as usual,
took up our quarters at the 'Maltby" House,
which is still presided over by that prince of land
lords, A. B. Miller Esq. We found that it still
maintained it's well deserved and wide spread
reputation as a first class Hotel. We there came
in contact with persons from all parts of the
country and found each and every one with
whom we conyersed lavish in their praise of the
superior management of the House. The table is
supplied with not only the substantials. but every
delicacy found in the Baltimore and other mar
kets, the Bed rooms neatly furnished well
ventilated, and kept in such condition as TO make
the weary traveller feel that he is enjoying the
luxury of quiet home, in fact no occasion is
given the guests of the house for complaint on
any score.
Not only is the Proprietor himself we'll quail
fled for the discharge of his arduous duties, but
he is ably seconded in his efforts by his polite and
attentive assistants in the Office, whose valuable
services, in attending SO promptly and politely to
the wants of their guests, have added no doubt
greatly to the well earned popularity of the
sMaltby"
In this connection we cannot, if we would, fail
to notice the refreshment Saloon connected with
the 'sMaltby." 1t is conducted in person by Mr..
Hogan, whose smiling face and polite attention
to his patrons is the subject of remark by all who
visit the Saloon. II is one of the neatest estab-
lishments in the City, and is supplied with the
best ofliquors, both of foreign and domestic man
ufacture, served up in any style to suit the taste
The s'Maltby'' is first class House, and we
again advise those of our friends who have never
stopped there to do SO when next they visit the
city, assuring them they will not regret it.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COURT..An order
of Court was made to enable A. N. Breckenridge
W. J. Yount, J. A. Patterson. Jno. Pilson, Jas.
NJ. Brown R. G. Byers, J. n Ryan, A. E. Shift
let, ). F. Golliday, A. G. L. Van Lear and Wash
ington Warner, each of whom lost limb in the
Confederate service, to obtain artificial limbs.
The Grand Jury made indictments against Mar
tin Hill, Reuben Hill, Samuel Jackson and Frank
Harris, colorcd, and David Hanger, white, for
petit larceny, land Daniel PANEL and Calvin Da-
Wis for assault and battery.
G. W. Suffer renewed his bond as Notary Pub
lie.
Jas. W. Baldwin qualified as Deputy Clerk
VIM D. Mccormick and JAG. II. Marshall were
appointed surveyors of roads.
Az order was made to summon the Justices to
the next term for the purpose of granting licenses
to Hotel-keepers &c.
Fl. II. Peck and R. G. Bickle, Esq. were ap-
pointed committee to have the secret. gutter on
the Court House removed and its place supplied
By a hanging gutter.
The Court very wisely, on Monday last on ac-
count of the roads and the prospect offair wealth
err dismissed jurors, witnesses &C.
WE have just returned from a. visit to Balti-
more on business connected with the ':Vindica-
tor and would do injustice to our feelings did
not, through the columns of the paper. whose
interest WAS the ljcct of our visit, tender to the
good people of that city our sincere thanks for
the many acts of kindness Ne received at their
hands. We would like TO particularize few
who were most active in. promoting our interest,
but are debarred from the fact that nearly all
with whom it was pleasure TO mngle volun-
tarily rendered us substantial aid. We therefore
say to all our friends in the city That aeknowl-
edge, and shall ever appreciate their many kind
acts and services.