Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-05-12
Personal.

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Henry 3. Niche, Esq. formerly of Staun
ton, offers his fine farm ''Macaria" fol
sale. 1t is one Of the most productive farm
in Loudoun.
The new Board of Visitors of the Uni
versity of Virginia celebrated its adven'
to power by displacing Hon. A. H. ii
Stuart the distinguished Rector and elect
ing State Senator, Wyatt M. Elliott o.
Appomattox to the vacancy.
The Lutheran has the following para
graph which will interest the friends oil
| the minister named
Rev. J. B. Haskell, late pastor of the
church in Stauntou, Va. has been In weak
health and out OF clerical duty for some
seven months. He was recently invited
to Philadelphia in the hope of becoming
Dr: Seiss' assistant IN the Church OF the
Holy Comnunion, but upon medical sx-
animation was found to be too much
troubled with throat disease to undertake
the service. He has returned TO his friends
in the South.
The Richmond Dispatch noting the re-
cent election Of Principal at the d. D. and
B. Institution here, says the vote stood for
Col. w. A. Jones, three, and for DR..
Vaughan. four, and adds that "Col Jones
was prominent candidate before the Re-
adjuster caucus for Judge of the austings
Court Of Richmond.
Mrs. S. E. Erwin and Miss May Erwin
who have been spending the winter in New
York. returned home on Friday last.
Rev. A. G. Barron of Culpeper, SON.
in-law of Capt. e. R. Mason, of this coun-
ty, and who is familiar to the conzrega-
tion of tie Baptist church here from hav-
ing filed it's pulpit, has accepted call to
the Baptist church at Bsrryville, Clarke
county. He will take charge of the con-
gregation about June 1st.
Referring to the election of Mr.. James
Willis, of Strasburg, to the place OF Prin-
cipal of the Staunton Female Seminary,
the Woodstock Herald says:
Under the management of Mr.. Willis,
we have no doubt that the institution will
meet with marked success. Mr.. Willis will
have valuable assistance in the person OF
| his wife who is one Of the most Intelligent
ladies of this county"
1t is stated that N. M. CartmeL, ESQ.,,
of Kalorama, will shortly take the man.
agement of the Hale House at Charleston,
Kanawha.
Capt. J. E. Mallory, late Superintendent
Of the Western Division of the Chesapeake
& Ohio railway, has just been presented
with handsome set of silver service by
his friends on the Eastern Division OF the
aforementioned road. Capt, Mallory is
now general superintendent of the Macon
& Brunswick railroad in Georgia.
A blue Mexican postal card from Rev.
Job Turner, announces his arrival in Mex
ice on April 18th.
VIM. Fl. CARRIER, Of Rockbridge, a son
OF the late Maj. A. M. CARRIER, of Staun-
ton, has been appointed BY Hon. j. r.
Tucker to cadetship ut West Point. BE
is II years Of age.
Rev. M. D. Hoge, of Richmond. arrived
here on Wednesday afternoon and took
carriage for Messy Creek, whore he preach
cd the dedicatory sermon OF the new
Presbyterian church yesterday.
The celebrated artist and pedestrian
Miss Bertha Won Hillern, is visiting the
Valley cities accompanied by another ar
fist, Miss Becksts. They are at present al
Woodstock.
Miss Annie Vaughan. daughter of Rev
/ DR.. e. X. Vaughan, Of New Previdsncs
| is visiting her relative, Mrs. I. G. Morton
Mr.. Geo. s. Lghtnsr, son of Sheriff A
| 3. Lightner, of Augusta, has been admit
ted to practice law at the bar OF Easton
Md.
Rev. G. w. Holland, President Of New
berry College, s. c., and Supreme Crane
Chaplain Of the Knights of Honor, wa
raised near Swoops's Depot. His grand
mother, Mrs Christian Shuey, now nea
ninety years Of age, is living near there.
Rev. DIR. John S. Martin, Of StauRton
for thirty years Secretary OF the Baltimor
NJ. e. Conference, was this week elects
to the post of Secretary Of the Genera
Conference now in session at Nashville, il
place of the Rev. DR.. Summers, who die
suddenly on Saturday.
Rev. J. E. Booker will assist Rev, Franz
McCutchan Of Waynesboro, at communion
service Sunday, and there will be no scr
vice at the Second church here on tina
day.
Among the wedding presents to Mrs. A
F. Robertson, (late Miss Maggie Stuart
was pair of vases from Bishop Latane o
the Reformed Episcopal church, and for
mer pastor of Trinity church h ere.
The First Presbyterian Church OF Lou
isvills, KY, has again extended . call tt
Rev. G. B. Stricken, D. D., of Thinking
Spring.
ELECTION OF ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN At
THE AsYLUM.-The Board of Directors
Of the W. l.. Asylum on Friday elected
Dr.. w. W. s. Butler, Jr., of Harrisonburg
to the place of Assistant Physician, form
| er1v held nv DR. p n MurnhV For tn,