Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-16
Summering Along the Line Of the chesapeake
and Ohio.

Summering Along the Line Of the chesapeake
and Ohio.
The Cold Sulphur Springs in Rockbridge
county, two miles from Goshen, is becom
ing very popular with Staunt0n and Au.
gusta people. Though early in the season
there are over 80 persons already there
There are registered this week from Staun-
ton. Mr.. S. A. Hoshour and II. 8. Hos
hour; j. E. Guy and wife; w. A. McCue;
G. D. Pearman, W. T. Pearman,
]. j. Points; J. G. Echard; Miss Annie
Walker and Judge B. J. Brown and fami-
ly, recent Kalorama guests. Robt. Craig
and wife, of Craigsville; Mr.. A. Bell and
wife, Bells Valley, and Miss Mamie
Wallace, of Augusta. Besides these the
pleasant company is made up of visitors
from Indianapolis, Ind; Charleston, S. c.;
Crawfordville, Ind; Richmond, Va;
Annapolis, Md, and other distant points
Mr.. I. s. Crawford, the courteous propri-
etor, was in Stanton Monday, to take
back reinforcement of servants to his
fast filling place and some music for the
ball room, consisting of several members
of the Harrisonburg Band. Mr.. Crawford
is assisted in the management by Mr..
Ashby Hoshour, of StauntOn, who, with
his pleasant address and careful consider
alton Of the comfort of his visitors soon
makes his company feel at home. DR..
Buchanan, of Goshen, skillful physician
and agreea BILE gentleman is the resident
physician and does no little to add to the
satisfaction of a visit as well as contribute
to the healthful security of this pleasant
place.
Old springs residenters report twice as
many strangers in the mountains now as
at the same time any year since the war.
Among those who have left Stanton for
the various watering places, are Prof. E.
Louis 1de and daughter at the Warm;
Mrs. Pinkard and Misses, Nina and Bessie
Pinkard, and G. G. Gooch, Esq. and wife
at Millboro Depot-this place is crowded.
DIR. W. A. Harris and daughters are at the
Rock Alum; Mrs. Strath and the children
of Capt. Ransom, Mrs. R. NJ. .Ayres and
Mr.. Geo. M. Harrison and wife, at the
Rockbridge Baths; Miss Mollie Young,
Mrs. G. w. May, Mrs. r. p. Bell and Mrs.
G. S. Baker, at Stribling Springs, and
Mrs. Gen. Echols, Mr. T.. A. Bledsoe and
wife, at the White, and Mr.. Frank Prufer
at the Shenandoah Alum. Another week
of this torrid weather will leave but few in
the city who can get away.
49,
STAUNToN FEMALE SEMINARY.-We
have received the catalogue of this excel
lent institution, of which Rev. j. I. Mil
Ter is Principal. The following is the
educational staff for 1880-S1: Rev. J. I.
Miller, Moral and Mental Science; Prof.
Samuel H. Coleman. Natural Science and
German: A. M. Henkel, M. d.. Anatomy,
Physiology and Hygiene; Prof. Emile
Burgy, French; Miss Mary M. McCauley,
Higher Latin, French and English Litera-
ture; Miss Matte S. Bowman, Higher
Mathematics and English branches; Miss
Lila M. Terry, Assistant in Latin and
Mathematics; Miss Lizzie G. Garrett,
Assistant in Latin, French and English,
Miss Carrie Aull, English and Mathe-
matics; Prof. Emile Burgy, Instrumental
and Vocal Music; Mrs. ,Bumgardner. Vo-
cal Music; Prof. T. B. Coleman, Drawing
and Painting; Mrs. Nora Parker, Wax,
Hair and Worsted Work. In the domes-
tic department Mrs. J. I. Miller is Direc-
tress; Mrs. Samuel Seig, Matron. and
Prof. S. Fl. Coleman, Book-keeper. It is
to the credit of this institution that four
of its educational staff are graduates
of it.
AUGUSTA ENERGY HELPING Rock
BRIDGE.-The most noticeable building az
Goshen IS the large, new store-house, oc-
cupied by Mr.. Jas. Ii. Bell and owned by
J. F. Hite. In February the store, which
stood upon the ground now occupied by
this building, was burnt down; but before
the burning debris had stopped smoking
Mr.. Hite was gathering around the site
material for the new building. In exactly
ninety days the house was completed and
occupied, though some of the timbers used
in its construction were standing in the
woods when the old house burnt down.
Mr.. Hite moved to Goshen from Newport,
in Augusta county, two years ago. His
industry and energy have been rewarded
with success, and now in addition to the
valuable property just mentioned he keeps
a large and popular boarding house and
owns good livery and other property in
the place. Pluck will tell.