Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-08-04
The Bradburn wooden factory at MEGA
heysville. was burned few nights ago
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The Bradburn wooden factory at MEGA
heysville. was burned few nights ago
loss $4,000.
The former residence of the late John
Janney, in Leesburg, president of the Sc
ceSsiOn Convention, has been sold for S.
700, to Mr.. Isaac Vandevanter.
An old farmer of Wythe county. Va,
says he never saw such large broods Of
young cartridges as now abound.
A lady in the neighborhood of Balcony
Falls, Rockbrldge, within the last four
months, has gathered 500 dozen eggs from
100 hens, besides Matching some 300 chick
ems and gangs Of other poultry.
Some deacons have hard time in this
| world. At the Pine Street Baptist church
lin this city, prayer meeting q few even
devotions Of the congregation, hornet
| worked its way up his pantaloons and
stang him five times. The deacon's prayer
was shorter than usual, and he took no
further part in that meeting.
Va.) Religious Herald. vi,
To mark tools: Cover the part to be
marked with thin coating of tallow or
beeswax. Then with a sharp instrument
: clearly into it. Then fill in the letters
with nitric acid. Let it remain from one
to ten minutes. Then dip in water and
ri, off, and you will have the mark etch-
cd.
| Forty Indian boys and girls from the
Carlisle school, visited the Luray Cave
| loo eAH tho tor
Black Otter, White Buffalo, Cleaver Plen-
ty Bears, Samuel Wolf Feather and AZ
rick Heap of Birds; among the latter,
Maggie Stands Looking. Virginia Stumb-
ling Bear, Emily Wolf Quaver, and LYDIA
Big Nose. 90
Senator-elect Riddleberger has rendered
his resignation of the Office of Common
wealth's Attorney of Shenandoah. to take
effect at this August court.
The people of Botetourt county have
subscribed $500 for fair, and have Or
| gained society.
Plumpness, milky whiteness of complex.
| ion, puffy eyellds, and swollen skin, mark
EN- phatically the arsenic eater, says q
| Cleveland physician.
Capt. R. H. Crockett, of Wyths county
| shipped Thursday of his own raising, one
two-ysar old buck weighing $40 lbs an
other weighing 300 lbs. and two yearllne
bucks weighing 200 lbs. each.
The assessors for Fauquisr county report
that the annual assessments now in prog
ross exhibit great prosperity and recupera
| tion from the war. One of many instances
| ind thio 10 thaf Of yuhA
years ago had his land in chancery burden
cd with debt Of SIS, 600. This man gave
| in to the assessor 20O cattle and nearly
100 herses, and reported his land free from
debt.
Abram Miller, President of the Bridge
water Wooden Factory Company, died
there few days ago.
for England with wheat, loaded there this
week.
The most ''toney" style at wedding
now is to present each guest with piece
of the bridal cake in box shaped like 9
| horseshoe and tied with a true lovers knOl
of white satin ribbon, the ends OF which
bear the monogram Of the bride anC
| groom.
| A report has been spread that the horri
BILE disease known as the plica polonics
has made its appearance in London
brought over BY the traders in false hair
from Poland. The disease is one of the
most horrible kind, uncurable, and rem
dering its victim an object as hideous tt
behold as the leper Of the East. The hail
instead of dividing into fine and silky
threads, conglomerates into thick matter,
! with only one thick root, which bleeds on
being cut, so that no relief can be obtained
save by cauterization of the whole mass.
Mrs. Anna Sullivan died in Truekee
CAL, recently after an illness of only few
days. A short time ago Mrs. Sullivan had
( her ears pierced for earrings, and after
ward took cold and erysipelas set in. which
finally went to the brain and produced
| death in few hours.
M. W. s. Harrison, Deputy Sheriff Of
Prince Edward county, was married te
Miss Catharine J. Rector, of Fauquiel
county. Wednesday.