Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-11-16
Personal.


Mr.. H. g. Tinsley, editor of this paper,
left the city last Friday on his annual va
cation trip.
Mr.. Samuel S. jackson, formerly OF
Stanton, hut now member of the firm
of Jackson, Cackley & Co., Of Ronceverte,
W. Va was in Stanton last week.
| DIR. Mason and wife Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
were in Staunton last week.
Mrs. Hammond and Miss Fannie Shack
! elford, of the D., D. & B. Institute, have
returned from their visit to the Richmond
| Exposition.
| Cards are out for the marriage of DR..
Walter A. Picker of Alabama, to Miss
Kate Houston, daughter Of Rev. r R.
Houston Of Fincastle, Va. The ceremo-
| ny will take place from the Presbyterian
| church at that place, Thursday morning,
| Nov. 22l.
Miss Matte P. Scott of st. Louis. Mo ,
is visiting at her uncle. Capt. J. r. Paris,
Of this city.
Rev. 6. E. Shuey, son Of Mr.. e. W.
Shuey, has accepted call to the Trinity
Lutheran church. Richmond, Va.
DR.. VIM. r. Vaughan, formerly Princi-
pal of the D., d. & B. Institution, and
now Principal of the Female Institute at
Chester. Va, is critically ill. but not be-
yond hope Of recovery.
j. E. b. Stuart. Jr., son of Mrs. Gen'l
! Stuart, of the Virginia Female Institute,
! is one of the National Valley Bank cleri-
cal force.
A. Blauth, Esq of Augusta, left last
! week on visit to bis son in New York.
Miss Susie Phillips of Goshen is visit
ing Miss Carrie Cline of this city.
MIR. VIM. Smith. a popular young pho
tographer, who has been travelling for a
year, has returned ard is now with Mr..
Adolphe Hovelle.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
reelected W. II. H. Lynn Of this city,
Grand Lecturer.
Hon John r. Tucker has let his prop
erty in Lexington, and will locate perma-
nently in Washington.
Miss Mamie Wolff of Greenville, and
Mr.. j. T. James Of Waynesboro, were in
Winchester last week.
Capt. e. Il. Merritt of Greenville, is, We
regret to learn, dangerously ill.
Mr.. G. Waddy Wilde, POST Office In
spector, was in Staunton Tuesday, and
visited the post-of1ice here. He says it is
In perfect order and thorough in all its
workings.
Mr.. John V. Goode, son of DR.. W. II.
Goode of this city, has been appointed
Train Master nd superintendent of Tel
egraphy Of the Kansas City & Southern
Ry., with headquarters at Kansas City.
The appointment took effect Nov. 1st.
His brother, Robt. E., has been appoint
ed to clerkship in the same office.
Mr.. Chas. z. Eichelberger, son of the
late DIR. II. S. Eicheiberger of this city,
has accepted position in the drug store
of DIR. Culbreth Of Baltimore. DR.. Cul-
bfeth is also lecturer on Materia Medica
and Botany in the Maryland College of
Pharmacy, where our young friend will
have every facility for acquiring thorough
knowledge of his profession.
noke is now an assured fact. DR.. n. Wayt
President, and Mr.. J. Fleming Christia
Secretary Of the company, are now in
Pitt sburg, where they are witnessing the
operations of the dummy engine system.
with view to adopting il as their motive
power.
Richmond Wing of Wednesday:-"Mr
William F. Butler. Of Stsunton, formerly
a resident of this city, which he for time
represented In the Legislature, is here.
He is now in his elGhtiath year.
Richmond Sate:-Mlss M. Gay Trout.
who received the first prize for the best
crayon portrait at the Exposition. is
teacher of art in the D.. D. and B. r.
stlluton at Staunton, and a former pupil
of the Virginia Female Institute. She is
considered one of the most gifted artists
in that city which is noted for its schools
of art and culture.
Mr.. Harrington, of the Detroit FIRE.
Press, was in the city this week in the in
terest CT his paper.
Mrs. Sackerman and son, are visiting
friends in Richmond.
MIR. Williams, State Secretary of the Y.
M. G. A., spent few hours between train
time here, yesterday.
Rev. Fl. f. Shealy, of the Lutheran
Church, Savannah. Ga, will preach in the
Y. M. q. 4. Hall next Sunday, morning
and night.
at the Virginia Exposition-Mis Liz
zie Watson Of Fredericksburg took pre-
MUM OF crayon drawing-models; also,
Miss Ellie Stuart of Wytheville. premium
in water colors. Both these young ladies
are pupils in the Art Department of the
| Virginia Female Institute here.
BrevltieS.