Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-03-20
Personal.

| "A
College of Physicians and Surgeons in
Baltimore last week. was T. Ashby Woods,
a son of Geo. M. Woods, Esq, of Fort
, Defiance.
Mrs. Twyman, mother Of Senator Il. D.
! Twyman of Madison, member of the D..
D. & B. Board, died last week.
Rev. G. Mosley Murray of Luray, re-
Gently ordained priest of the z. E.
Church. in Staunton, Will leave with his
wife In few weeks on visit to England.
Mr.. w. W. Slower, son of J. G.. Slower,
Esq, County Surveyor of Augusta, will,
on the LIST OF April, open an Agricultural
| Implement House in Drummond Hall,
Lexington, the finn being w. W. Slower
Il Co. He is a young man Of enterprise
! and business experience and our Licking
ton friends will find him a valuable addi-
| tion to their business men.
Mrs. DR.. James F. Tate of Augusta, is
visiting the family of her brother, Mr.
silas B. Mason, in Lewlsburg, W. Va.
No Stauntonians write their names
palmer than these two.and yet the Savan-
nah (Ga. papers published in the list Of
hotel arrivals, Marshall Haugber and g.
G. Couch of Staunton."
The Baltimore papers speak highly of
two paintings by B. West Clinedinst, a
Stanton boy, and son of B. M. Cline
dinst, formerly a photographer here. The
young painter has been studying in -Eu-
rope for four years and has had picture
in the salon of the French Academy
The two pictures named are "In Days of
Old" and "a Sunny Morning in Norman
dy."
We have received an invitation to the
18th commencement of the University OF
Maryland, Faculty of Physic, March 18th,
at Baltimore, from DR.. Walter G. Pie OK
er of Stanton, one Of the graduates there.
Mis-. DR.. W. W. S. Butler Of staunton,
Is visiting her brother IN Roanoke.
Mrs DIR. Kunkle of Augusta, is visiting
her mother-in-iaw, Mrs. R.. Cooper in
Fauquier.
Miss Annie Nelson returned to the city
Saturday, from long visit to her uncle,
Prof. Nelson, of Washington & Lee Uni
versity.
Capt. W. H Fowle, now of Staunton, is
in the city on visit to Mayor Beckham.
He looks remarkably we'll and was cordi
ally greeted by his many friends. Aleran
draa Gazette.
| Invitations are out for the marriage, at
| Yokohoma, Japan, April Nth, Of Miss
| Carrie Ballagh to DR.. F. W. Harrell. Miss
| Ballagh is a missionary, a daughter OF
Rev. J. H. Ballagh who has charge Of the
missionary field in Japan, and is gradu-
ate Of the Augusta Female Seminary here.
| The last Greenville Banner contains the
announcement that Messrs. Dalton 4
Bray have leased it from Mr.. John 3
Burwell, who retires from its control.
Speaking of Mr.. Jno. W. Blackburn
the newly elected Steward of the W. l..
Asylum, the Rockingham 'Reglster'
says, "Mr. B. is one of the most intelligent
men in Rockingham, and is certainly
thoroughly qualified for the proper dis
charge of the duties of the position, and
we have no doubt will prove most acoep-
table as an official. His many friends in
the county will be glad to know of this
recognition. -
| Rev. J. P. Cline has purchased the farm
of the late VIM. Hunter, in this county
200 acres at $46, and will reside there
instead of going West.
Miss Fannie S. Bayly was thro wn from
horse, on Wednesday, and received some
severe bruises.
Frank e. Hartman and Charles Rusmi
sell, graduated last week at Dunsmore'
Business College, in this city.
Judge Mclaughlin was in the city yes
terday, on his way to open bis court il
Bath county, to-day.
Among the members of the bar at Rock
bridge circuit court this week, was Judge
VIM. A Hudson, of Staunton.
Sheriff Llghtner has applied to the cir
cult court of Augusta to construe the will
of the late Mrs Janetta McComb.
Maj. Chap. J. Kinney, a son of the late
Nicholas G. Kinney, who was Major or
the staff Of Gen. Armstrong, of the Army
of the Tennessee, died in this city, sud-
denly, of appoplexy, on the 10th inst.