Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-03-06
Matrimonial.

Last night the Lutheran chufch was
crowded to witness the marriage OF Ms
Annie Grubert, daughter Of A. A. Cru
bert, Esq, TO Mr.. Charles T. Ham
mond, the the telegraph operator and
ticket agent at the Valley r. r. de-
pot here. Rev. DR.. Repass performed
the marriage ceremony. The ushers were
Messrs. Rob's Holiday, Mathew A. Hope,
Frank Yates and George " alters. Mr..
and Mrs. Hammond took the midnight
train On the Chesapeake & Ohio for the
New Orleans Exposition, and will visit
Chicago and St. Louis before their return
Mr.. Hammond has made himself a favor
tie with our people by his courtesy in
position that brings hIrn in contact with
d great number Of them, aud carrie away
many good wishes on his wedding trip.
GA Tuesday morning last Miss Ella
Bagby, daughter of Chap. Bagby, Esq,
was married to Mr.. Ashby Hoshour, late
with D. Is Ham sker. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
father, and the young couple took the G.
u q train at 9:26 for Washington.
TIE Harrisonburg Spirit says: Robert
P Stone, who last week was married to
Miss B4ttie B. Points, while stopping over
In Stanton on his way to Richmond, was
SO unfortunate IS to lose his pocket-b0Ok
containing about $125. which up to the
present writing MIR. Stone had not recov-
ered."
ha 1bn I'll Totf,o nf Mod
nesd says: Is Yesterday afternoon the
marriage of Miss Sophie Leterman, Of
this place, to Mr.. Jonas Hageman, of
Stanton, occurred at the Synagogue Beth
Israel. The church was handsomely decor
ated for the event. The Rev. Mr.. w EN-
stein performed the ceremony. The ushers
we're Mr.. Phil. Leterman, brother Of the
bride; Mr.. Pail. Oberdorfer, of Char
lottesville; Mr.. J. Seldner, Of Norfolk,
and Mr.. Beecher, of Richmond, recep-
ton followed, which lasted until o clock.
when the happy couple took the cars for
tour OF the Northern cities"
DISTRESSING OCCURR ENCE.-PeIcy L..
Darlington, a son If the Mayor Of Rich
mond, and James Martin, of North Caro-
lima, formerly Of Lynchburg, both drum
mers, got into the cars Monday at Lynch
burg. They were very friendly and were
drinking often out of the same flask on
the route. They occupied the same seat
| Before getting to Charlottesville, NJ artin
| left the seat and CarriGgton 0 coupled the
whole of it, and went to sleep. when
| Martin came back and dema nded his seat
Carrington, in sleepy way, commenced
cursng him. a fight ensued, and NJ artin
| shot Darlington three times. At Char
louisville. Martin was pat 10 jail, and
| Darlington was carried to a hotel where
he died that evening at O'Clock. His
| father Was telegraphed the sad news. The
two young men had had no previous diff
Guilty. and the quarrel seemed to grow
wholly out of the fl SIX.
| A FAITHFUL HOUND. "A family from
Augusta county going West have been in
camp about mic west Of town for sew
eral days. In the party was young man
who was travelling with the family as an
assistant. They retired to their wagons
on Sunday night and were soon asleep,
leaving as guard large blood hound, a
magnificent specimen of his race. In the
morning the young man was missing. rs
we'll as gold watch and about $40 in
money belonging to the gentleman owning
| tbs wagons. The hound was ''let Slip" and
was followed by MS master on horseback.
who after ride of fifteen miles, had the
satisfaction of finding his Quoaddm assis.
tant safely "treed" by the roadside, the
faithful hound, standing under the tree
sin deep bay" The valuables were Ie-
recovered, the young man forgiven, and
taken back upon promise of good be-
havior.- WytheuiEle Dispatch.
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