Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

The first car load of new Texas wheat
arrived in New York, June 18th. and sold
at 81 so per bushel.
The Third Virginia Regiment has deci-
ded to go into encampment at Fauquisr
White Sulphur Springs about August LIST.
The case is reported in the ''Transac-
tlons' of the Michigan State Medical! So
ciety of young man who MAS treated,
during an attack Of pneumonia, with pre-
scriptions containing forty-nins differert
ingredients. He is reported as having
survived.
Miss Minnie Conklyn, aged IA years,
daughter of James H. Conklyn. OF Jeffer-
son county, W. Va, who accidentally
shot herself with pistol about ten days
ago, died from her in juries last Tuesday.
An agent of Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden has
been at Roanoke, Va. recently, with ref
srence to investing and erecting furnace
there.
Capt. Nathan Luck, former representa-
tive from Bedford county in the Virginia
in that county last Sunday, When his team
ran off, killing his daughter, Miss Annit
Luck, just blooming into womanhood, and
severely injuring his wife and another
daughter.
The North Carolina Methodist who sang
so loudly and discordantly in church as to
annoy other worshippers. and Was indie
ted as nuisance, has won his case. The
language of the Court is: 1.-The distur-
bance of congregation by singing, when
the singer does not intend SO to disturb it.
but is cOnscienriously taking part in the
religious services, may be subject for the
discipline of his church, but is not indicta-
be-"
The cases of small pox at Clifton Forke
has already cost Allegheny county 1890
and the Supervisors are now considering
the bill of DR.. Hughes the medical atten-
dant, for ST. 900 for sixty days attendance.
Among the June SHOWS that fell Mon
day the 5th, was one extending from Wa
terford to Point of Rocks in LoudOun
county.
The colored minister who whipped his
wife ut Alexandria, Va, was fined 81 by
Justice. He had no money. and was given
a week IN which to pay. On the interven-
ing Sunday he preached from the text.
"W HON the Lord loveth He chas teneth,"
drawing from it the conclusion that hs
had punished his wife properly. Then he
asked the congregation to contribute the
81 for his fine, and they did it, though the
plates had to be passed six times before the
amount was raised.
On the body Of a man found in . field
near Newark, N. j., last week, apparently
an outcast was found letter from his
mother closing: "And now good-by, per-
haps for the last time. May you prosper
and be happy is the daily prayer of your
loving but weary mother"
VIM. H. Ruffner, LII. D.. late superin-
tendent of public instruction in Virginia,
has accepted position as lecturer on field
geology aud commercial mineralogy at Ro-
| anoke College in this State.
A difficulty occurred at Salem. Roanoke,
last week between Or. W D. Armstrong,
Mayor Of the town, and Col. Thos. Lewis,
| in which the mayor fired a pistol without
effect at Col. L.. and the Mayors brother
struck the Colonel over the head with q
shovel. All the parties were fined and
! bound over.
| Guiteau, who seems to realize his situa-
ton as the day Of execution approaches,
| has at last consented to talk to a clergy
man, Rev. DR., Hicks. who prayed with
him in his cell on Saturday.
When Senator Hill, of Ca, was carried
| home from the Eureka Springs last week,
| as he was conveyed through the streets to
his house the people stood uncovered. pay
| ing him spontaneous tribute Of their re-
spect and affection.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, will spend the summer
months in Rockbridge county.
| Mr.. Vennor predicts that the Saturdays
and Sundays in June and July will be
| DAYS OF change to unfavOrable weather.
| john Campbell, venerable citizen of
| Highland county. died ON the I'd inst. He
was one of eight brothers and lived on a
| farm that had been ia the fam lily for three
| generations.
Miss Bell Braden is said to be the only
| feminine railroad officer in the country.
She las just beeu elected treasurer of the
WavuesDuIg and Washington railroad, in
|
Senators Cameron, Butler and Vest
with Representatives McKensie, of Ken.
tucky, Leedou, of Ohio. and Stockslager
| Of Indiana, are at the White Sulphur
| Ex-senator " Fl. Barnum, of Connecti-
cut. aud Representative j H. Hopkins
Of PIT sburgh, have engaged cottages
| Rev. DR.. TaiDage has written for looms:
and Geu. X. A. Pryor and family will be
there during the season.
Six years ago in Page county. Va. G
T. Hit, aged sixteen. in an alteration
with ID. j. Strickler, struck HIM with q
shovel and killed him AID thee Il. d. Las,
| week he returned and surrendered himself
for trial.
Tue shops of the Shenandoah Vale,
Road at shepherds town, West Va. have
been removed to the Shenandoah Iron
| Works.
| Senator Malone has recently greatly i'm
| proved the entire interior Of his fine res:'
| deuce here, ard in its richness and beauty
it is probable that no private residence in
| the South viii Compare with it. The ma 7.
| nifcent paintings upon tie elevated CELL
ings are after tie style of til, Sc iii the cap
ltol at Washlngt - Woshanqton Cor
Baltimore Sun.
| Profound and comprehensive advice Civ
en- by an aged womsn-hater to his nsphew
''Shun the blondes, avoid The brunettes
and fly from all the otLers"
Capt S. 7. Ashby, a well-knowu citizen
of Culpe per, Va, and for many years pro-
prietor of the Virginia hotel in that place
died Tuesday last
The most unfortunate of women is the
minister's wife. When he reads his ser.
mons to her after he has just compl. ted
writing them, there is no congregation