Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-10-31
THE NEW TOWNS.
The journals Of the new towns have the
following items of news:

The journals of the new towns have the
following items Of news:
Basic City.
| Serious Accident.-H.S eidenburg, cloth
ier, of Waynesboro, while crossing the
railroad bridge, yesterday, on his way to
Basic City, was knocked off by train,
falling IS feet, and being, it is supposed
fatally hurt.
More observation-disclosures & Co., OF
this county, will start steam broom fac
tory, the building to be put up at once.
The Car Shops Co., has commenced the
erection of ten cottages upon it's property
on Third street.
Personal.-On Thursday next, MI. M.
Mcclure and Miss Linda Sproul will be
married at the residence of Mr.. A. A.
Sproul, the brides father. Rev. DR.. Muir
ray will perform the ceremony. A large
number CT invitations have been issued.
Mrs. DR.. P. l.. Murphy, of Morganton,
N. c.; Misses Mildred Kinnear, of Lynch
burg, Alice McCorkle, of Rockbridge, and
Minnie Bumgardner, of Staunton, spent
HlOIHidy Ill DdSlC OlGy.
Buena Vista.
The Advocate has the following:
Houses to be built.-A company with a
capital of 100000, has been organized, of
which S. M. Donald is one of the Directors
to build houses in Buena Vista.
PERSONAL---VERY.. John Echols, Edward
Echols, J. r. Liggett, D. E. Euritt, Carrie
Hardy, DR.. N. Wayt, B. F. Eakle. VIM.
Patrick, T. H. Humphreys and w. G..
Kinney of Staunton, were registered at the
Colorado Hotel this week.
Czerical.-At the installation of Rev. R.
A. Campbell on the I'd Sunday in Novem-
ber, Rev. Fl. H. Halves, D. D., of Staun-
ton, will deliver the charge to the people.
Clifton Forge.
The Review gives these items:
Change of Name.-Eagle Rock will here
after be known as Bessemer. The compa-
ny to develop the new town has L. J. Jack
son of Cincinnati, the Chief Engineer of
the C. & o. system, for it's President, and
has a capital Of $3.50, 900. 1t owns 1856
acres lying on both sides of James River.
Peysonal.-R. E. McAleer, a popular
real estate dealer of this city, arrived with
his bride from Staunton, Wednesday even
ing, and is occupying rooms in the En-
CART building on Main street.
Homer Boswell, operator in the G. & O.
office here, has resigned that place and re-
occupied the position of clerk to the yard
master.
Waynesboro.
The times furnishes these items
Personal---very.. Frank McCutchan OF
Glade Spring, former pastor at Waynes-
boro) ;. and Miss Eula Keblinger, G. T. Pal
mer, J. T. Lightner. and J. III. Carpenter
of Staunton, were in town this week.
Miss Emma G. Antrim is to be married
at Roanoke Nov. 5th, to Wilbur S. Pole.
Ercitement.-Some excitement was
caused about s o'clock Tuesday morning
by an insane woman raving in front of the
residence of MI W. W. Stokes on Main
street. This woman had been brought
from the Asylum and was employed by MI
Stokes to assist about thehouse. She was
taken back to the Asylum at Staunton by
the morning accommodation train.
Church Matters.-Rev. J. L. KILLER re-
ceived IA members into the Methodist
church Sunday, Of whom 10 were by certifi
cate. The Baptist church realized 800 b.
the sold Folks Concert" given by the
Charlottesville amateurs. Rev. DR.. J. N
Craig of Atlanta, Ga, who when young
man, was member of the Way1esbore
Presbyterian church, delivered an address
there on Home Missions.
Eclectric Light.-On November 4th, the
bids for putting 10 arc lights in Waynes
boro, and furnishing incandescent lights III
the town, will be opened by the COMMITTEES
on Light.
Fires.-The roofs Of the creamery an(
the express Office both caught on fire at diff
ferent times Monday. No damage was
done.