Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-07
: KIND WORDS.

W. II. III. Lynn, for fourteen years the
publisher Of the STAUNToN INDICATOR,
announces in the last issue of that paper
his retirement. For several years past
Mr.. II. C. Tinsley, formerly of Richmond.
has been associated with MI. Lynn in the
publication of the VINDICAToR, and it has
| under their joint management become one
of the ablest and most popular Weeklies in
the State. Mr.. Lynn has sold his interest
in the INDICATOR to MI. L. q. Morton,
of Staunton.
We regret the severance of the pleasant
relations of several years duration between
MI. Lynn and ourself. and extend to him
our warmest hopes of prosperity and sue.
cess in whatever business OF location he
may choose for the future HarriSonbor0
Commonwealth.
The last issue of this journal announces
that Mr.. w. Fl. H. Lynn has sold his in
terest in. the establishment to Capt. Il. C.
Morton, who will hereafter be associated
in the business and editorial management
of the paper. Mr.. Lynn has had d long
and successful connection with the VIM
! DICTATOR, and leaves it from a desire to
close up his old business, and to be left
free to consider a fattering offer in the
| South, where he has determined to locate.
| We wish him health and prosperity in
| whatever operations he may hereafter en-
gage.
Capt. Morton is courteous and affable
gentleman, with considerable experience
as newspaper correspondent. His pur-
pose is to devote his time and energies &C
| lively to the INDICATOR, in which we
| wish him success, and welcome him to the
ranks of journalism. Mr.. II. C.TinsIey
will retain his interest in, and relation to
| the paper as one of it's editors and proprie-
| tnrS -SfnD11fOn U1r0jni0I
Mr.. w. FL. FL. LYNN has sold his half
| interest in the Staunton VINDICAToR to
| Mr.. T. G. Morton (Botetourt) Mr.. Lynn
intends engaging in business in another
locality Success to him. He deserves it,
Henry Tinsley, with Mr.. Morton's assist.
ance, will keep up the high reputation Of
the VINDICAToR for sprightliness and
promptness in furnishing Unconstitutional
Dispatch.
One of the best papers received at this
Office is the Staunton INDICATOR. I'm
der the editorial management of MI. Fl. G.
| Tinsley it has become noted for its enter
prise in obtaining news and the striking
presentation of it. The staff of the Vim.
DICTATOR is now ably augmented by. the
purchase of an interest in it by Mr.. T. G
| Morton, who is born journalist, although
| heretofore engaged in other pursuits
| That the INDICATOR may enter upon d
new and even more prosperous career, is
our fervent wish and hearty expectation.
Richmond Enquirer.
Mr.. w. H. II. Lynn has sold out his
half interest in the Staunton INDICATOR
to Mr. T. c. Morton, and we wish him
good luck wherever he goes. Henry Tins
ley remains editor and half owner, and
will continue to make the VINDICAToR
one of ting best weekly papers in all the
country.-State Journal.
Maj w. II. III. Lynn, has sold his i'll
terest in the ST annton INDICATOR to Mr.
T. q. Morton, of Botetourt. Our old friend
Harry Tinsley will continue to make the
VINDICATOR one of the best papers in the
State. We regret to miss Major Lynn from
the tripod, and hope he will soon return
to the sanctum. Lynchburg NeaUs.