Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-04-02
Personal.


We are glad to learn that Vlrgle Hose'
the talented little daughter OF MT. ohas'
n Hooe who went to the .'Retreat 1or the
Sick, at Richmond to be under the charge
of Dr. Hunter Mcclure, has so far TecoV-
cred as TO be able to walk little. 1ne
friends of Miss Ida Watson, who was oao
" hurt by fall in Staunton. Will DC siao
tn know that under the care OF the satho
nhvsician at the same Institution. she has
so fully recovered as to be able TO "alA
about the city.
The Adele Paine troupe with WHICH
Prof. Scharf, formerly of StauntOn, was
connected. has suspended and disbanded
at some town il OHIO.
We see in the Arkansas papers cara
containing 'few parting words from
Prof I,add. who is about closing Ills pro-
fossional engagement in that State. lie
entered upon his duties in August, 1879,
and found first rate co-laborer IN Iioh'
las. l.. Denton, Superintendent OF Eou-
! cation. Prof. Ladd prophecies fine fu-
ture for Arkansas in educational matters
The Harrsonburg Esprit notices the
presence there of Mr.. j. P. Cline, OF Inn
berville, who was on his way 10 Augusta
| county TO buy $40 900 farm.
The Martinsburg W. Va. STATESMAN
announces that Jos. n Woodward. Esq,
of Staunton, is to hereafter conduct the
management of the Grand Central Hotel
there. This is the new hotel but recently
erected by Col. ]. O. A. Nadenbousch
and is one of the finest in vest
Virginia. Mai. Woodward is too we'll and
favorably known in this vicinity as a hotel
conductor to need word from us beyond
pointing the traveller to the fact that he
is where he is.
We ind the following paragraph in the
New Orleans 'Picayune" OF the 2oth OF
March:
Our Young and talented friend, Mr.. Ca
brie Santini. member OF the New Of-
leans bar. leaves this city to-day for Vlr-
ginia. which will in the future be his per-
manent nome. Mr.. Santini leaves the
CITY of his birth in company of his lovely
wife. owing to the i'll health of tue latter.
May Gods own fingec lead their way
through path of flowers. honor and pros
, perity. They certainly deserve 1t.
Mr.. Santni. referred to above, is well
known in Staunton and is the son-in-law
. of Judge John Howard McCue. He has
arrived with his family in Richmond where
the Judge has another son-in-law already
+ residing.
Capt. A. M. Hamilton, of Harrisonburg
was in the city Tuesday. Capt. H. is at
the Lead of an important enterprise, being
4 engaged in mining an ochre bank about
six miles from that town and has estab
! lshed ia tory in Harrisonburg for grind
y ing the material for the paint.
. Mr.. A. L. Henkel, of tue New Market
/. Valley" was in the city this week. He
had some of the stylactte specimens from
r the newly discovered cAverns Of Shenan-
= doah. which were the most beautiful we
T. have ever seen.
q Mr.. w. A. Stuart, one of the proprietors
n of the famous salt works of Southwestern
n Virginia and brother of Gen. Jeb. Stuart,
f was in the city this week.
o. Mr.. John s. Lipscomb and lady went to
It Louisa county last week, called there by
v the illness of Mrs. LIS mother, Mrs.
g Coleman, who died near Fredericks Hall
3. on Friday last.
If Mrs. Peck, wife of Rev. DR.. Peck, of the
h Theological Seminary CT Hampden-oldney p
T. is on visit to his son-in-law, Rev. Alex
IS ander Sprunt, at Fort Defiance.
Mr.. w. D. Whitfield, has received an ap-
n pointment in the store of Mr.. M. E. Mil
- Ter at his coke works at Fire Creek, w.
Va, and leaves to-day to take the place.
His departure will be regretted by many
friends and by all lovers Of music who hay q
had so much pleasure in hearing his CT .pl-
tai tenor voice.
d. Mrs. Benn The widow OF Mr.. st. John
r Benn who died near StauntoyY few
t. weeks ago, left yesterday for England
accompanied by Mrs. Percy Benn. ,Sh
AZ will take the steamer at Bait; more, to day
G. and was accompanied to tht.t city by Mrs
10 NJ Il. Hartman.
lv DR.. S. p. Peck, of Hir.ton, W. Va, ha
er been appointed Assistant Division Surgeo
de on the G. Il o. Railway.