Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-14
Personal.

| DR.. G.. II. Bowman Of the dental firm Of
Chapman u Bowman, has changed his
profession, and after session at the Uni
versity of Virginia spent in the law school
Will practice law.
! Mr.. VIM. B. Pitzer, who recently emf
grated to Texas has, we are glad to an
| nounce, returned to old Augusta. Mr..
| PitZer was not pleased with the country,
and thinks that while land is cheaper yet
the money spent getting farm there into
condition would if spent in Augusta buy
q better farm.
| The Huntington w. Va, s'Rislng Starr
an Odd Fellows journal, has the following
paragraph about a prominent citizen of
| Stanton
| While in Stanton, Va, last week we
had the pleasure of forming the acquan-
lance of P. G. Master and NJ. W. G. Pa
triarch J. II. Waters, of the jurisdiction
of l. 0. 0. f. Of Va. We can congratu-
| late the brethren of Va, in the selection
of such an able and gentemanly brother
| as the standard bearer of the Grand En-
| campment. He is whole souled Odd
| Fellow and well versed in the laws and
usages of the order.
Rev. DR.. D. r. Ewing of Hebron
church, has accepted the agency of Hamp-
den Sidney College, and will enter upon
its duties on the LIST Of January We re-
greet to learn that DR.. E., will remove
from the county.
| The Charlottesville "Chronicle'' speak
ing Of the death of the venerable John
Wayt of this city, says:
| He has left behind him the SAVIOR of a
good name, and will be greatly missed in
the community in which he has lived and
! labofed for so many years.
| Among the passengers on the steamship
| City Of Savannah, which sailed from New
Y ork for savannah last Saturday, were
Mr.. Holmes Erwin and lady. of Staun-
ton. The valuable mare owned by MI.
| E. which was shipped from Baltimore
| by steamer for Savannah. died on the
| passage.
Hiss Sallie W. Veitch, o daughter OF the
late Rev. Eldridge Fl, Veitcn. who was fol
years Presiding Elder Of this district, has
been app inted Teacher of Articulation
at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind institution
i'll place OF / has. w. Tulner who re
sigued from i'll health. Miss V. is an &C
conplshed young lady and will I'll! the 20
sition well.
Mr.. 2. F. Pescud, j., special agent Of th
Georgia Home Insurance Company was il
the city this week.
Augusta Lodge, No. Ill, A. T. q A. M
Of Greenville, has appointed Capt A. Vol
kiiser it's delegate to the Grand Lodge O
the State.
The Charlottesville Chronicle speaking
of the defeat OF Marshall Hanger. says
The readjusters put up this little jot
defeating he best presiding officer tn
Legislature has ever had, and as loyal
Conservative and as true a man as eve
breathed, by the aid Of q lot of boilers an
a few Republicans,
At the morning service at the Firs
Presbyterian Church, Sunday, Rev. Wn
E. Baker took occasion to say that thi
was the twentieth anniversary of hi
having taken charge of this congregation
Mesdames W. II. Tams, W. L. Bum
gardner, Fl. NJ. Bell, J. X Woods and [
A. Kayser have been appointed repIeser
, tatives Of the Lee Monument Associate
. for Augusta.
) Among those prominent in the proceed
j. ings Of the State Dental Association, a
Richmond, we see the name Of DR.. Jane
Johnston, of Staunton.
Hon. VIM. L. Balthis has been appoint
ed by the Grand Master to be Deputy TO
| this Masonic district