Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-10-10
THE NEW TOWNS.

, following items from their localities
Basic City.
The Advance of yesterday contains I'll
following items:
: The Hardware Fdctory.-Ca Buchel
a Staunton architect and builder Of well e.
tablisfed reputation, has been put in chare
D Of the force erecting the hardware factory
He is pushing the building as rapidly q
possible, consistent with substantial work
and says it will be completed in a shor
e while.
: The Ne,c C. d; O. Depot.-Engineers al
T. at work laying off the ground for the ney
: Chesapeake & Ohio passenger and freigh
: depot, side tracks, etc.
Opening Day at the Hotel Brandon
The new Hotel Brandon, under the man
, agenent of MI. w. A. Bowles, will ope
about November 18th.
More Industries Secured.-A knittin
, factory and school desk and furnitur
factory, together employing IT'S hands
will shortly be removed to Basic City.
Moving ohead.-Theplan for the mattel
factory have been put in the hands of tn
cont racter. M. A. Booker Of Staunton
has contracted to build a large hardwar,
store here The Basic City B. & I. Co..
contracted for four residences and $50, COZ
brick business house.
Personpl.-Miss Alice Halves of Staun-
ton, spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Sadie A. Martz of this city, was
married yesterday evening to MI. L. Mays
of Longdale Furnace, Allegheny county.
Clifton Forge.
The Review of Saturday has the fol
lowing:
Nce0 Opera House. -Arrangements have
been made to build 900 Opera House
on the bottom lands of Smith Creek, on the
corner of Franklin street and Commercial
Avenue.
Moued to C1iftoa,-Mr. James w. Hess
has sold out his interest in the Ronceverte
| wv. Va.) News, and will removeto Clifton
Forge, where Mrs. Hess has bought fol
$4,000 the business and millinery stock of
Mrs. Fl. L. Owens.
South Clifton School.-Miss Maggie
Fallon of Staunton, has taken charge OF
the public school in South Clifton, COM
mencing with roll Of "a pupils.
Farm Bought. Col. Thomas Sitting
| toms 766-acre farm ten miles above Mill
boro, has been bought by Frank Karnes of
Lowmoor for $4,000 cash.
Waynesboro.
The Times Of Friday has the following
items:
| Clerical Ners.-Rev. A. r. Cooke the
pastor of the Presbyterian church is quite
| i'll of pneumonia. His brother-in-law, Dr..
S. II. Price Of Bufordsville, who has been
with him, has been called home by the i'll
ness of his wife.
| The Baptist church was crowded Sun
day to witness the installation of it's new
pastor, Rev. Henry Grady Ferguson, of
S. G.
Rev. DR.. J. III. Waugh, P. E., will be
present and preach at the Sd Quarterly
Meeting of the Waynesboro church, Oct.
18th and 18th.
Marriage.-J. W. Smith, Manager of
the Western Union Telegraph office, a son
of MI. w. II. Smith Of StauntoL returned
from Charlestown, W. Va, Friday, where
he had been married the day before to Miss
Lucy L. Williams, a daughter Of Capt.
S. g. Williams of Broadway, Rockingham.
Buena Vista.
The Advance Of Friday has the follow
ing:
Y. NJ. C. A. Building.-At meeting
held in the Presby terrain church, Sunday
afternoon, presided over by Asst. State
Secretary E. T. Dadmun, and addressed by
w. II. Bailie, j. w. Blackburn, w. III.
Shirley and others, $4,000 was subscribed
as nest egg for Y. NJ. G. A. building.
A soliciting committee was appointed and
$4,000 building is hoped for.
Person0l.-J. E. B. Stuart cashier of
the B. V. Building and Investment Co.
has been confined to the house several days
by sickness.
Sidney T. Tyler and D. w. Flickwir of
the S. v, and President f. J. Kimball and
General Manager J. II. Sands of the Nor
folk s. Western were in town this week.
Leander Mccormick Of Chicago, is Wis
iting the old Mccormick homestead neal
Raphine, and experimenting the completion
Of the lime monuments over the graves OF
his ancestors.
PoIice.-J. W. Glass has been appointed
apolice officer Uice Officer Padgett resigned