Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-09-23
Personal.

Mr.. Lucien Young, for several year.
1 past the popular and efficient clerk at Lev,
Bros, is now with Mr.. M. p. Funkhousel
and will be an acquisition to that wei
known dry goods house.
Maj. Chas. S. Darlington, Mrs. Caring
ton and daughter, and Mrs. Darlington
5Cabell, of Richmond are at the Ka
Drama, and are welcomed to Staunton by
many friends
DR.. Carter Berkeley. who has been quite
! sick for two weeks is, we are glad to say
aconvalescent and is again seen upon oul
streets.
Mr.. j. W. Kinney, an efficient teacher
I in The blind department of he'd, D. and
ID. Institution for the last three years has,
we are very sorry to say, been compelled. j
on account of his health, to resign.
Col. James H. Skinner, the State can
vasser of the Conservative-DemocI
party, will address the people of Augusta
I on Monday next at the court house.
The numerous friends of Df. j. Alex
5Waddell will be sorry to hear that he has
/ been for several days very i'll.
A. c. Gordon, ESQ.,, of Staunton, hasI
been appointed teacher of Greek and Ger
man in Hoover's High School in place of
1 prof. Frantz, who has accepted position
au an Alabama college. Geo. A. Murray i
Esq, graduate of Oxford, England, has
! also been appointed teacher in the Hoov-
Ter school.
Messrs. A. f. Robertson and A. q. Cor
sdon of Staunton. were admitted to the
Monterey bar at the last term of the Cir
/ cult Court.
Messrs George M. Harrison, William A.
aBurnett, Joseph N. Ryan, William A.
Hudson, John W. Stout, Hon. John H.
5McCue, and Capt. James Bumgardner.
sJr.. of Staunton, have been elected life
members of the Virginia Historical Socie-
sty. Judge McCue. the Oldest of the gen
s5lemen named. will doubtless prove one of
1.-THE most valuable selections that the Soci
Lefty has made. Within his memory, is,
perhaps. more of Virginia history as ex
3empli6ed in large family connection
than in any gentleman of our acquain
1tance.
Mrs. John HI. Woodward, has removed
from Staunton since the death of her bus-
|band, Capt. John H. Woodward, to Char
|lottesvllle and has rented the Leitch PROP
'erty on the public square there.
Mr.. John W. Keyser, for several years al
Monitor at the D., D. & B. l., has re-
|slgned to take position in a mercantile
county.
Mr.. Charles Warden, of Rappahannock, !:
lson of our esteemed friend, Rev. w. j.
Warden, has accepted situation as clerk
lin Hunters Book store, Staunton, va
He is one of our most honorable, consci-I
teneious and moral young men. We WISH
3him much success iu his new hOme.-Bhei
Ridge Echo.
The Highland Recorder" of last Fri
day says:
The monotony of Steam Valley life was}
broken on Thursday last by the advent off
Ia society event in the elimination of which
5''tWo hearts, and lives were happily blend
led into ''one." 1t was the celebration otS
1.-THE nuptials of our young friend, Mr.. Da- |
;vid nj. Kyle, of Messy Greek, and Miss
Eva Gibson, daughter of our popular coun-s
|tryman, Mr.. W. D. Gibson. The day wasEE
gloomy, but as the bridal party droves
Through town about MONDAY, on their
|way to the groom's Augusta home, WEI
knew they were happy. Long may theys
live to enjoy the full fruition Of connubialS
felicity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chanfrau are booked forS
the Opera House, October 18th and 9Th INF
new plays.