Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-06-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn of Sidney, Ohio, ad

Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn of Sidney, Ohio, ha
been married only few days when, in th
middle Of the night, the husband though
he heard burglar hiding under the bed
He arose quietly and armed himself wit
q shotgun. The bride was asleep with OH
Of her feet hanging over the edge of tn
bed. Flynn saw the foot, and thought i
was the burglars face. The light was d i'm
and the foot may have been uncommonl,
large. He fired, shooting away three o
Mrs. Flynn's toes.
The Studebaker Wagon Works, South
Bend, Indiana, covers seventeen acres, ha
eleven acres of flooring, and employs sever
hundred men. The average monthly pay
| roll is $4,000. And the Staunton Wager
Factory can do this If our people will only
| patroniZe home industry.
The engagement of Miss Isabel Eugeni,
Chevallie, granddaughter of Peter Chew
allie, the originator of the famous fiou
| mills at Richmond, to 1t. Green of the U
5. Amy is announced.
Tracey City, Tenn, is greatly excited
over the killing, by some U. S. Revenue
officers, Of Joseph Haynes, a prominent
citizen, who was shot from behind bushes
in mistake for an illicit distiller.
Mrs. Annie Ashby, wife of Judge J. W
Ashby, of Page county, Va. died very
suddenly last week, leaving an infant only
eight days old. Her husband had just left
the day before for Washington on pressing
business.
Citizens of Edinburg, Shenandoah co..
Va, are making extensive preparations
for the celebration OF the Fourth of july.
Hon. W. Eel. Ruffner and Hon. D. w.
VOORHEES, have been invii ed to deliver ad-
dresses upon the unwilling of the statue in
Cedarwood Cemetery.
Rev. j. J. Keane, D. D., Catholic bishop
elect of Richmond, Va, will be installed
on the last Sunday in June, at st. Peter
Cathedral, in that city. Archbishop Glib
bons will ofliciate in the ceremonies.
A pretty schoolmistress in Maiden.
Mass, kept boy fifteen minutes after
school as punishment, and when the time
was up he asked her if she couldn't make
it half an hour.
Miss Bennett, sister of the proprietor Of
the Herald" is about to marry an Irish
peer, who is also an Orangeman. The lady
is an uncompromising Catholic, but love
laughs at creeds.
Owing to printers error, circular
issued the other day by MI. Frederick
Vokes, the dancer, was made to read: IL
otter my shanks to all who have favored
me with their patronage"
The Washington bakers are announcing
to their customers a reduction in the price
OF ioa1 bread. The new rates are cents
per pound wholesale and cents per pound
retail. How is 1T in Staunton?
Rev. DR.. Dosh has accepted a Professor
snip in the Theological Seminary at Salem
which will necessitate his resignation of
She Presidency of Roanoke College.
The Senate has by tie vote. refused tn
consider the claims of the ladies for adj
MISSION TO practlce at the bar of the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
There are only seventy wheel chairs at
the Paris Exhibition. They are hired at
81 cents an hour, and chiefly patronized by
Americans. ~
"A Iexas clergyman preache! a severe
sermon against horse racing, and before he
was through, three of the four deaeons
had quit the house,
Ross Wnans, of Baltimore, the famous
s 0comotlye builder and millionaire, died at
Newport, on Monday last.
Cleveland, Ohio, teachers have to turn
put On Decoration Day or find new situa-
lions NA'A''-
Richmond sumac and Fredericksburg
lion.